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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02

I M UT nc tct 10 inc lowest biddtt on lh'
/ w tenth day Of July next, the Job of build
| mo n Court House IN ih, town Of Grceashoro1rh,
\ the sea. Of Justice hr the county Of Chncaw. ac
cor.lia1 to the following Dian ami specifications;
py., Al. g., H..
y'' "'' N''''
To be nifty iget long anil ioriy-hve tel Wile; To
be built o. rood BRICK well burned, aud eight inches
I ong. four inches wide, aud two inches thick the
/ foundation twelve inches under the surface OF lhc
! ground, and 80 he iarN-eight inches wade the low
or story to he thirteen feet between the t0arS the
the walls 10 hC twenty inches thlck; to be two rooms
fifteen feet sduarc in the west end of said building
10 be- built Of brick as HIGH 'he lower story, SIX.
! teen inches thicl to he three double PANEL dooS
b,.v four feet wide and eight feet high; 10 be one
l,,r ~ enp'uon SIZE through each partition wall
Con, tl,o cntr. ~ be three eighteen light windows
oo d,c ,ycs, c,5 below, and four in each side and
,,, +, fl,o c,st end the 'aWcr floor to be well laid
,;,b hr..L o,i r,;sct - ipcL4, above The surface
" .to ,,,,,,1. Lo b,r :, :, tvfpr inches above
49,. H., No.. st,s, y, 10 cl,,, ct, IS follows
Me- IAN ~ H. s,,csn incLcs tt5,t ana cight feet
IN ,yc ,bo ,nillr d,or. 10 bo nnr rooms ,h,,c Of
thc rooos IN bc lv5nty G,ct bv tventy-Gvc and the
otI,r roam f, coDtain the In,noa or thc bohsc n
| ho , Joor +, o,cb room f., he arr ci,btesn Eght
[ ~; - - All. ~ I r. -, 49, t. -
MuI'"a ~ ,'tn ,''[ .. ", ,;" wy wv, Gor
~. & ,,,,i W. Ga
-, ,', .o;,o1 ',a ,,,:,, ,,.I;,' IN INA
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02

RULES prescribed By the Bans 'fttoTReB for th'
reqylatiou of Lapd Titles TO be mortgagcd 10 Ml
mississippi Union Bank
lst Fifty years possession in the tenant or his
ancestor
ID. Patent from the United States.
81. Spanish and English grants legally and fully
executed.
4th. Order Of survey from the Spanish Govern
ment confirmed by the commissioners acting by the
authority Of The United States.
5th. Deed from indians confirmed by the Presi.
dent.
9Th. Indian reserves confirmed by the President.
7th. Receivers receipts for money pad to the
government for public lands accompanied WITH an
affidavit that the duplicate has not been transferred.
Sth. When the certificates Of the receiver OF Tie
payment of money is transferred, tie iran3leree
must furnish evidence that the transfer is according
ID the rules Of the law.
OH. Where purchaser, under The Government,
has transferred his title by deed or otherwise, and
has failed to trascr his certificate, or in case the
same cannot now be tranierred in consequence Of
the death of the purchaser, loss OF the certificate
then certificate Of purchase from the receiver will
be received as evidence.
10th. In connecting the chain Of tiles when no
REIMBURSEMENT Of dover appears of record, Tie fact
must be established by affidavit that the granor
was unmarried, or had no wife at the time Of such
conveyance, that could legally claim dover in the
estate so conveyed.
nth. Thctitie papers must be accompanied By
the certificate of the clerk OF the court Of record Of
the county, that there is mortgage, deed Of trust
or other conveyance operating as lien on the
estate, either real or personal proposed to be mort
gagged 10 The bank or II any such exist, state their
amount and nature
18th. Each subscriber must likewise accompany
his title papers with an affidavit, that there are no
Judgments against him in any Of the Courts Of the
State OF Mississippi, Or ID The courts Of the United
States for the District Of Mississippi, operating as
lien on the estate proposed 10 be moTtgaged to the
bank, or There should exist any Judgment or udg
nents state their character and amount
jane . 1888. 1878
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02
New and fresh Goods.

NNRUTTEK y SIMUNS, are now rccev-
III ing their Spring and Summer supply of
new and fashionable Goods, which will consist Of
almost every article customer may desire. This
stock was recently purchased in the northern
Cites by orc Of the firm with much care and at
tcntion. We only ask those who are disposed
to purchase fresh goods, to call and examine our
assortment, and We promise 10 do all IN our pow
ct TO render every satisfaction.
TROTTER & SYM0NS.
Nav 3. 1898 43lf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02
VOCAL MODULATION.
Mr.. Kenworthy, the vctrlloquist.

Mr.. KcnW0rthy, the VetrliOquIsi>
EEAS the honor Of announcing to the Ladies
Il i and Gentlemen Of Columbus and lis vloan-
ity, that he will offer for their amusement his Origin
al and humorous exercises Of VENTRILooUIsN, or
VOCAL INCUBATION, at the Male Academy,
ON SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 3D.
OF The proceeds Of Mr. KS entertainment, ai-
ter deductins the actual expenses, viii be appropu-
ated to the use and benefit Of the Columbus Asso-
citation for the Acquisition and Diffusion OF Useful
Knoledge."
Tickets 81, children half price, 10 be had at the
Bookstore, Dr. Estes Office, the Office OIL the Argus.
end the Democrat office. June ..
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02
S232,s2O
PISA Prizes amounting 10


Packages of % whole Tickets for Sl95, must
draw 500, and may draw the four first capitals,
Which is $4,000
Plan Of Draicing the Grand Lodge Lottery.
10 determine the Tickets entitled to prizes in tie
Lottery, scyenty-five numbers, from | TO rs ncH-
sve, viii he sevcrally exhibited 10 the public on tie
day oidrawinv, separate ballots, and then depos-
tied IN whccl; when II of them viii I've drawn ont
at random, by which there will be 30 Tickets with
three oi the drawn numbers lbs with two, and
92,136 with only one Of them on. These Tickets
viii TIC prizes as iooWa:
Tickets will three Of he drawn numbers on
Isl, ID and 3d. ihc capital prize of $4,000
~, oh and 9th DO do 1000
7,h, slh and oh do do 5000
10Th, ilh and 9Th do do 9,0W
ID, Sd and 9TH do do f,500
lst ID and f,h LIST Sd and 9TH, LIST 18th ( 9Th,
ist 5,h and 7th, LIST 9th and 9th, LIST 7th q
9th. list sth and 10th, list eth and 18th, LIST
ist 10Th and 18th, isl ilth and 18th, each 1000
2l 81 and 9Th, ID 18th and 7th, Cd 9th and sth,
81 9th and 9th, 2d 7th and 10th, ID 9TH
and 9Th 81 5th ard 7h, 81 9th and Sth,
Sd It'll and 9th, Sd 9Th and 10Th, Cd sth and
I'd 9Th and 9th, ID 10th and Ilth, Sd 4til
and 9TH, Sd 9Th and sih, 9TH sth and atll
9Th 9th and 10th, 5tlI 10Th and ilth, 81 9th
and lth, 81 10th and 18th, each (: AGO
list Sd and 9TH, lst 81 and 9th, 1st Sd and 7tll
LIST 81 and sth, ls Sd and 9th, LIST 81 and
IDtl LIST Sd ard llth, LIST Sd and 18th, LIST
9TH and Sth, I'd 4th and 9Th I'd 4ih and 9th
ID 4th and sih, ID 4th and 9th, ID 4th and
10Th, ID 4th and nth, I'd dth and 18th, Cd
ID 5ih and It'll, Cd 9TH and 9th, I'd 9TH and
10Th, each +: /: /; $50
An other Tickets with three of the drawn
numbers on. each loo
Tickets nth only t,ro Of NE dra,cn numbers.
Tickets with the LIST and ID drawn numbers on so
Tickets with the Sd aud 4th do 40
Tickets with the 9th and 9th do so
Tickets with the 9th and 10Th on and I2tll
drawn numbers on, 10
Al other Tickets with two Of the drawn NUM-
bers ON : (:
Tickets without any Of the drawn numbers on,
are blanks
to- Tickets III The above Lottery for sale at the
Bar Of the Eagle Hotel and at the Exchange OF
Boss 4 Rapfls by A. 2. TOWNS, Argn'.
tH1- For the sum OF five dollars handsome iol-
tune NAV be secured.
Columbus, MAY Is, 1888 4eU
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02
once Mississippi Union Bank. F.,

p"NiA"'+'i nay l%'t 1903 y
nEAR SIR:-Eucloscd transmit the di.
~ recdons Of the Bdak IHoFacG which you
wilrpIcasc scmpuIously observe in making your cX.
animation in the chain of titles TO property proposed
TO be mortcagcd to the Bank When persons have
not their CHAN Of titles perfect it will be imperative
that tlcy shall render them SO before they arc sent
for the inspection Of the Directory Of the principal
bank for final decision The success Of the insttu-
ton, the prosperity Of the people Of Mississippi gen
orally, and especially Of those who may be the I'M
mediate stockholders require that our acton shall
be marked with due precauton.
1t is the sense Of the Directory, that persons shall
not be required to pay over The {! l-2) Two and a
half pcr cent. on their stock until The Books Of sub
scrpton, title papers, Sc, are sent here, aud finally
passed on, and the stock graduated according to the
charter, when the papers will be retained accompa-
MED with a mortgage, to be executed by the sub
scrbers, and money paid IN; when, and not until
then, will the stock he declared on and certificates
issued Nv reason for being thus particular is that
numerous inquiries are made in relation 10 this mat
ter. If YOU have progressed and find that you have
been governed BY different rule of action be-
pleased To change, 80 as TO conform strictly 10 the
present Instructions 1t will be an easy matter for
YOU to correct any error into which you may have
fallen: and be assured that in business OF such
immense magnitude, it Is OF essential Importance
thatunilormty AMI system shall govern Us.
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully
Your obcdicnt serv't.
H. G. RUNNELS, Pfot
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02

Hats ana Cap. at Wholesale.

FaViIE subscriber would inform dealers and
q the public in general that he has a general
aud extensive assortment of Fur and six Hats.
Also, splendid assortment Of Caps, by the case or
dozen.
Otcr Caps, FIR Seal ao ,Ntutria do. .1Iuakrat do.
Hair aeai do. Sediiot do Goth d. and
Spaaish Lca.her do.
All manufactured of the best materials and in A
superior manner; dealers wi do well to examine
the subscribers goods aad prices.
A. STODART.
l6, North Third Street, Philadelphia -
June 1-l7i Prs. charge, 80 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02

a. DRAWN NUMBERS otthc Grand Lo5ge
L,a,y, Chs A, iar ISIS
% G. IS % IS 30 . 20 20 a. 3 3
several prizes wee sold 10 ias above scheme Or
tbe ua 3e- .act Tie lucky hal'ers avis requested
20 cal and r,ccyc thc cash or capitals 30 lhe ucNt
scheme. 9.Ect in rear OF she entrance 20 Commcr-
cal Bunk ul Democrat Office.
jane A.P. TOWNS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02
Notice.

@TENEIE partnership heretofore oxistingbetwcon
u Bilingsly & Hudspeth, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent All persons owing the
firm win make payment to VIM. B, Bhnasy, and
those having clnimy against the same, will present
them to said Blingsly, as he alone is authorized to
close the business ofsad firm.
WIN. BlLLINGSLY
SAM'L. NJ HUDSpETH
Louisville Nav II, 1856 3w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02
Colbert Academy.

THE seml-annual examination Of the pupils
Il Of Colbert Academy, will take place on
Thursday and Friday, the nh and slh days of June
next Parents and Guardians Of Tie pupils, and all
others interested, particularly invited to attend
BY order Of the Trustees.
Colbert, MAY 26th.--46-2w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02
Alabama Money TO
COIUOkituS Hotel.

~ II. LIVINGSTON has taken into CO.
Ne partnership with HIM in the TAVERN
BUSINESS, IoHN O. BE,ckEN, loruerly irom
Alabama, but more recently from Aberdeen.
We intend n the course Of itw months 10 make
Improvements in our establishment SO that we can
accommodate sixty persons more th9n we can at the
present tine. Il is our foil determination that our
table shall not he surpassed hy any in Mississippi,
Gprattcuton to Travellers shall be unurinG, and
every ei,art on our part TO make our guests COM
Portable. vii, b. done with great checrupesS Al
we ask Of the tr.vSlug community is to give us a
call and Judge for ther'selyes .....
LIVINGSTON s BRACKEN.
June , 1928 4,u
.gj-rhc Tuscaloosa Fhgoftle Union Wdl please
publish the above notice for one ns,2nth, ana send
their bI to Livingston aud Bracben, Co,,n'ous, ioI
payment
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02
Union Bank Charters.

"A FEW copies Of the original Charter Of the
IN Mississippi Union Bank, together with all
the amendments, may be had 81 this office. Price
25 cents May 10
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02
Law Notice

nANL. JONES, having resumed the prac.
~ ticc Of law Yill attend the Circuit Court Of
Yazoo, and the adjacent counties i he Chanccry
Supreme ana Federal Courts at Jackson. Office at
bis residence iazoo county, ten miles South Of Benz
ton, on the Clinton road. Address Benton, Yazoo
City. Miss,
Nav roth, ls3S,-iG-lc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02
CWfn and Peas for Sale.
a AAA BUSHELS Corn and 500 d
Peas fo sale at my Plantallc

COTFU HlIIth TTVIII NVIUIIIIH7s
Dee. Q, 1887 Am JOHN +. WILLIAMS.
Mississippi Grand Lodge Lottery,
nRAWS EVERY SATURDAY, SrEN-
~ GER s WAppELL, Managers. -
(Authotizcd by an act Of The LcgisIrturcl
Priz@Of $l5.O0O.:. 1907 $1,000:
IiUK ETS $500 Halves 81 80, Quarters 81 IS.
- Numbers-.ll Drawn Ballots;
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02

ins being without. TIE voices called asaiD.--
and The landlord after gong cut returned second
'HHe declaring his belief that Tho whole plantation
was haunted tina, night, By evil spirits.
HE stranger presently arose from the table and
drew bis char to the fire, having made pretty
hearty supper from the eggs and Young poFker,
their cries TO the contrary notwithstanding.
Tint night, rumoT saith, Mr. Billy Lemon slept
with the bible under his head, and kep, candle
burning in his chamber til nom and In e
who pass there, 10 this day, may upon close ex-
animation, discover the heels Of old horse shoes
Peerlng over the door easement, as a bulwark
against witches, hobgobins and all other evil
spirits.
Having ascertained the name Ct his guest, IN the
morning, mine host proceeded to make ont his
bill
M I
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02
Dissolution.

N SlllS day by mutual consent, tie firm Of
Il Porter < MoFa!l, merchants, IN she town
Of Athens. Miss, is hereby ssolved, ana tbe bls.-
ness wja be continued by WA ;. Porter. who de-
>rcs tie patronage OF their customers as heretofore
WM. :. PORTER
G. ;. MCCALL.
Athens o9,h MAY, lS5S ais
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02

NOR immediate use, good secoal-ha1d
n oac horse BUGGY. Apnly a, the Office
or The Democrat an Jane .
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02
Columbus Theatre.

THE managers of the Columbus Theatre have
the honor to announce the third appearance Of Mr..
and Mrs. JADAH this evening IN the following m
teresting pieces.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02

To conclude with tie celebrated Iaughable play of
Monsieur Tonsoa, The Haunted Ffenchma"
MONSIEUR MORBLUE Mr. JUDAH
MADAM BELLEGARDE Mrs. JUDAH
The curtain viii rise at quarter before 8, pre-
cisely. June :.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02
To Builders.

NTtlI be let to the lowest bidder on the
w tenth day Of July next, the job Of build
ing Court House in ihe town Of Grceoshorosrh
the sc1, ol Justice or the county Of Choctaw, &c
corlug to the following plan and specifications;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-09

Inc bessn. ,el.s.ou, -tau, a! Freirashut'ea u,
rcndelnaa, an OF buchanan. the sHfe"i4e'' o.
p,l.x.r, IN, .a,r.r Int melancholy simplicity o.
Sii,bee.-l.I lhese, and mn, ethefs were striking
e,,b o,l,e, NoEucl,-h person who has aot tf7Fel-
led over hal liz. world can latn ara idea Of sneh
Differences auoag men forming one assembly iof me
same ,,gtr#.p., and spcabms the same aasaage.-
S,me ue,e descended from Dutch farmers, some
from French husruo'> s'me ffein '>co.cn p2''ah>'
som. fram EusIN1 ca'Hffs. some nom IN 80,
,,,ns Thy N.re br5n-lt together oai ni l."
courts. snsar fills. merchants stores, mountains
Ciyn.s forests. aud parties. The snmp Of originality
,,. ,ejre. sd ON every one. aud ia>pr dep IA
,olupt1Is respe,t have Sen no assembly oil cao.
sen ller afrl NJ ccmp1nf II the h'ah5" fl Invested
,y,h st.lilse dseii.ti. of antique I"I,H, III 50
,, Ia the ma -inai i'm as the collection al stout
souIed. iu grown. original meu brought together Oh
the GROUND Of tu.lr supposed sutHclcn'y 10 Won
oui thu viii Of tlIcit diverse Constituents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-09


Military School at " shlnsion College, being on-
der consideration
Nv Watkins suggested various objections 10 lis
provisions.
Mr. Raymond moved the following ryder. which
(amendedbs Nh. May) adopted -
4" Be Il further enacted, Tint IN selecting young
men 10 be educated, IA THIS act is directed. one
candidate. iifone having proper testimonials 81 MS
qualifications Is ocredl shall b. received frain each
Congressional Di>,,iri IN this Commouwe 4lth.a
Mt. Smith OF |. of W, opposed lac bill. AID Mr.
McDowell explained It's provisions and ufEed The
proprleis otpassins It.
Mr.. Stuart also supported the bill and introduced
v1ious faets 10 sho" The eNpedieacy Of passing
IL.
Mr.. Harrison thought. since tic adopooa Of the
ryder, the bill ough, "a pass.
MIR. Watkins sand lie would now vote for the bill
eN eI1meut.
After some remarks b, AIessrs. TuustsIl AMI II
Dowe As to tie mode OF selecting candidates. ths
vote TAKEN on tie passage Of the bill AL de
cded IN the aidfnanve-ayes -, noes -
Ga motion OF Mr.. NeatHle, { So . % 's!aes.l tie
House took recess until hali past 4.
las. EHez.as.
The II. of II. had evening sessiaH--eesfial
hills passed TO their euelos-ueht--I.be Ian
BIZ came az t.e Pad reading; bu the Hoo ]. -
not agreed upon Sal! The amendments. bc.afe taes az
journed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-09
NV \ DIRK. April |

The New orh bankers and merchants are vet
wavefhg on the subject OF resummg specie pay
meutS. II being now asceitHuGi that not Il State
soith or west ot Us viii follow our proposed
example, the very natural question arises. OF how
can New lofh gct alone New York being cred
tor State, aad having discharged her foreign debts,
very naturally, 1t IS reasoned, wishes To collect hrr
domestic debt IN the specie currency, and IS very
natural, the debtor states can SEE no reason VIII,
they should pay IN an, o'her currency than thry
cIoi opat IN. New ok A,,rire. remeaI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-09
roREGGg E.EELAaEESC1.
LATER FROM ENGLAND.

r.. H., ,i,l,,,s f. all road Line we have the New
W ta,,.ar I,,,rH of Commerce and t;,zct,,
:, Y.a a.,e,ls,. ,,,,,,ninr
jria ,,..l.ef Chm, rnr,ns has arrived nj New
Val -, s,ilcd fran, l. yerpooI on the LIST March,
The LONDON papers are to 2sth February, inclusive.
Ga the subject OF Canadian "i1lr', these iapeis
contain nothing worthy Of notice. Extracts it"'n
American papers N relation to TIE occurrences on
the Frontier. are gwen without any EDITORIAL com
mcnt.-lbdetd, The attention oil he PuD!Ic seems no
longer TUNED IN ms direction.
la the House OF Commons ministers have been
left IA minority on motion maze 10 Call MR.
OtoNNELLto the bar OF the house. 10 fec'iEe
rrprmand lor tdFIng asserted INT the committees GA
contested elections Add been gahy OF loal PERJURY.
TIE question WAS taken III 'HJ"S shapes, ahd
"a al decided against Nj. y Connett ana lie Minis
tens. Il Vas Supposed Nj oeohne'l would not at
tend III IS place for the pnrInse oI RECEIVING The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-09

The New York correspondent Of the Nation Intel
lioencer slys that - the proposition for new $50
o0o ma Bank tor New ofA tnds no favor III Aiba-
uy. aud viii not ever be proposed. Under the Free
Ranking era We are to blnk muchas we please. 1t
=, stated as tie general impression that MOI Bank
.onth OF wv ! orh will follow the example oil those
OF that CTS lnrcsumng specie payments
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-09

her. b.a ues.r paints herself 10 lie hamtagg eE-
She led the van in the suspension. Her foreign
debt Is pad, and all the Union south and west now
in debt to her, size leads the van II the resumption
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-09

Ta1IIE SUBSCRIBERS having associated them
d selves toget cr, Tor the purpose OF conducting
the above mentioned institution winch viii be opened
on the 9TH March next, Tor the Instruction OF
SoHiis. respectfully spiclta shale OF public pit
luudgc.
A'hc Academy, known as the Old BAPTIST
Church, /, large and commodrous, conveniently
dud Pleasantly situated on the Western termination
Of 3 street, aud lcluded from the noise aud hustle
Of the town.
That course Of instruction be pursued, which
will qualify the paplis lor admission INTO College OF
the University.
The prices of tuition, for the session OF five
months, will be, for
Othe ,raphy, Reading, Writing and Ari,h
mcuc Sl2,5
English Grammar, Geography with the
use of Maps and Globes. Ancient and
Modern II story, Natural and Moral PM.
losoPhy, Rhetoric, logic and Mental PM
hsoPny, $1,000
Mathematics, the Latin and Greek languages, 20,U0
Domestic aud Foreign Book keeping, an
extra cAar1eot 5000
Board aud lodging Will be furnished the puplls
who may desire II, tot 81 per month
no. Il. SHELTON,
Wal JAMES SHELTON.
= Refer TO Mr.. Joseph Z. Godfrey and Rev
Wan. Perkins, of the Patrick Henry Academy
Genetal DllIafd OF Henry Doct. D,lard of plusyI-
wanna; NJ. 7. BurAs, Capt Jno. 1uilti and
Rev. y. II. Cobb> OF Bedford: Doctors ueury La
than and 10. \. Payne Vim. T. lanccy, Esq'r and
Capt. Pleasant Labby. OF Lynchburg James &
itaIsdll aud Ihos. Noodsou, teachers III Char
ouesrIllc Benz. Is. Duhc Doct. Jno, :. Winston
aud Ro. Perkins OF LOUISA
!eh i ,,d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-09

The New York Gazettc Il Yesterday says ii
i, reported that lie T. 5. Bunk has refused TO APP
point delegate to the Bunk Conyenuou.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-09
luE IAx BILL.

Inc House took up the b II imposing taxes for
tne support oi h0Ectnmen' with the aaenduciit,
Oh the SENATE They proposed to amcnd lie bIii b,
ialsng the tax o. a wiolesale Merchant from son
10 Soo-ahd 10 strike out the words =. 10 a ,rt,,.
Merchant twenty dollars = aud insert in lieu tlirtc
u An reiaii hiefehals shall pay annually as a
license Therefore dollar Oh each and eyer, tl,,
sand dollars Of iis aunu. purchases. for tue ,ca,
preceding such application, 10 be .scertalned by tho
oath OF the party applying tor such ceuse --lro,l-
neo hoM ever, that until such person shall hay been
~ f"de one year, he shall pay for such license n
'ne rae oil twenty dollars per annum and provided
a'so' that each ye" shall commence and terminal
as now on the first day Of Aiay--and, provided.
moreover, that person shall, under any cIte.,n
stances, pay Tor his license less sum tban twet,y
dollars Year"
mr.. Robertson moved to disagree 10 the fri -.
fhehdhen, increasing the wholesale tax from afo
~ 9oo'l ana urged the objections when SUPERSEDED
themselves TO his mind against uiijla ana on.
rus an eAacl'on. Ihe Merchants were always i..e.
'hfs' 10 experience the fruits OF unnse legislation am,
commercial rcyerses '''''
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