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To The Democratic Republicans of ia.


committee 10 prepare the address and resolutions,
and assened TO the same.
To The Democratic Republicans Of Ia.
II is known to you fellow citizens that ever since
the adoption Of the Federal constitution. YOU have
had 10 encounter an usiduous, active, aud unring
oe.-This foe, composed in pant, of those who dis
believe the capacity OF iiecnen govern them
selves, and who deem a privileged and irresponsible
class essential the stability of all good govern
ment-you have often encountered and repeatedly
overthrow. But, undismaycd by disaster, and I'M
conquered by defeat, your enemy is again prcpai-
ing for the coming struggle. With shouts of
couragement, swelling with The breeze, they urge
forward to the struggle and exclaim-
W bat though former fields have been lost!
All is not lost! The uuconqnerabe will,
And study OF reyenge-immortal hate,
And courage never to submit yield is ours"
In this spirit fellow citizens, our political adver-
saries preparing for the Spring Election. Led
by choice, driven by necessity, TO sustain that OBJ
noxious politician, Henry Clay, they seek 10 with
hold from your view, that his election to the Pres-
dency would necessarily involve the Ie-establish-
ment OF a National Bank and revival OF the Tariff
policy. Madly seeking victory. they have elsewhere
allied themselves to the dark spirit of Abolition, a
demon more NAL gnant than he who first seduced
the mother Of MISUNDERSTANDING by the hope
OF fixed and IrccOncllablc differences among YOUR
selves, they appear determined refrain from no
effort, and refuse measure that will tend to that
result for which they have so often struggled, but so
often in vain.
| Uuder these imposing circumstances should you
not be up and doing Will you put forth no effort
TO sustain yourse lyes-no effort to overcome those
over whom you have often triumphed!
Under profound conviction Of the deep impor-
lance of the present crisis, your republican fellow
citizens of the General Assembly have deemed il
wise commend d convention OF The friends OF the
present Administration to meet at The Capitol, in
The city of Richmond to consider OF the best means
I 10 restore our ancient harmony, and TO advance
The great principles Of free government-Ihers-
fore,
lst. Rcsolred, That Convention of tho Repnbli-
can Party Of Virginia do assemble at the Capt.
lol in this city, the Sd Monday IN March
next.
I'd. Resolrcd. That each county, town aud bo-
rough Of this Commonwe ath be requested 10 APP
pon, one or more delegates unite with the present
Republican members of the the General Assembly IN
forming such convention, especially those counties,
towns or Burroughs which represented in the
General Assembly by Republicans.
3d. Reso,red, That it be recommended TO the he-
pubcans of the State, where it is found announcement
TO send delegates, to appoint aposy or rroaic5 to
represent then. IN the said convention.
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"THE LYNCHBURG VIRCJNIaN ,

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sx wiHt received fora shorter period than months and
no paper nil be discontinued ercept discretion of e
Isditsrs,) until all arrearages are paid
GJ'ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at so cents per square
ies for the FIRST Insertion, and 3 for erery subse-
0senf Insertion.
HJJOB PRINTING executed neatly and erpedinonsly
and reasonable terms.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
q X &C ERIE =, SC.

fNHE undersigned have assotcaed themselves
l. in business as partners, under the style and firm
of nolIns Il Ryan They now have, and will in In
,ure, constantly keep hand, at the stand hereto
fore occupied by John Hollns full supply Of every
article in the GROCERY LINE, the former Gus
toners of John Hons and all others needing articles
in their line, are respectfully invited TO give them
call. JOHN HOLLlNS.
WIN. II. RYAN.
Feb. w4w
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I. HOLLINS, is DESTROYS of winding mp his ndi
- vdual business, speedily, as the same can be
effected. He therefore, earnestly requests those in
''ebted to him to call Immediately aud settle their
accounts
Feb w4w
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FOR SALE.
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND.

DY VIRTUE Of Decree ofthe County Court
ID of Amherst pronounced at the August term,
1888, in the of Mcdaniel and others, Us.
Mcdaniel, &c, the Undersigned Commissioner,
appointed by the Court, will proceed to sell, TO the
highest bidder at Amherst Court House, on Mon
day, the 18th day of February, that being Court day
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-11
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
TU1HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing I'M
i der the firm of Johnston h III, is this day DIS
solved by mutual consent this 5,h day of January
1899. JOHNSTON =" HILL
Libcliy, Feb. "4"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-11

Micajah Dillon, Squire Dillon. Merede,h Dillon
Marshall Ayres, and Rebccca his wife, Thomas
Dillon Jesse Dillon and Charles Dillon,
TAKE NOTICE. that shall on the ll,h day of
Il March next, at the House Of John Galloway, in
the county OF Davidson, in the State of North Caro-
ma take the deposition Of said John Galloway and
others, TO be read evidence in cause depending
~ the County Court Of Franklin in which am plain
mn, and you are defendants.
Yours, &c SAMIrEJ, DU,JJON.
Feb. uav
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LNOR RENT.-.Thc Tenement at s5FF--saa
Il present in the occupancy Of Mr.. Lewis IAiiiiI
Williams, as a place Of public entertainment -Asa.A
THIS TENEMENT has many advantages. Pos
session will be given on the lst April next
Applyto S. l. WATT, Trustee.
Lvnchburg, Feb. 7 at
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THE SJBSCRIBERS

HAVING formed co-partnership under the
Il style and firm OF S. II. DAVIS & SON, will
continue the
GROCERY BUSINESS
as heretofore, by S. Fl. Davis. Having laid in a
large supply Of PORK, would be glad for purcha-
sers to call aud see. S. II. DAVIS.
S. Ii. DAVlS.Jr
Jan "a ,y6w
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.VOT'ZCE.

NOTICE.
n,HE SUBSCRIBERS will not pay any debts,
contracted by Mr.. Aaron g. Simpson.
j. r. BAILEY,
A. WOMACk,
d. f. BAILEY,
90 w3w
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AN APPEAL TO TIE PEOPLE,

The Committee appointed under the resolutions
of the late meeting OF the members of tho General
Assembly, friends Of the present Adminsia tion
have according to ORDER had the same under con
sideIaton, and respectfully submit the following
Report and Resolutions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-11
Tract, Or parcel OfLand,

with its appurtenances. lying and being in the said
county Of Bedford Porter's mountain. and the
head waters Of Glove creek south branch Of Goose
creek, containing 1924 acres-it being the same
tract Of Land heretofore conveyed to William B.
Preston and the said Moses II. Preston by John p.
Gray.
The terms of sale will be made known at the
time and place Of sale.
Acting Trustee shall only convey 10 the pur-
chaser such title is vested in me by the deed Of
trust aforesaid.
CHISWELL DABNEY, Trustee.
Feb. tbs
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GROCERY RTSI.N,E
NOTICE.

VNHOSE indebted to J. R. Bailey e. CO., and
Il Bailey IL Womack, are hereby requested to
come forward and pay their accounts, otherwise they
must go into the hands Of officer for collection,
as no longer indulgence can be gren.
BAILEY d WOMACK.
Jan. % w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-11

A FEW BARRELS Of Sanders celebrated Old
IN Rcctificd WHISKEY.
have, also. for sale, law for cash, CAR
RYALLS and II HARNESS.
JOSEPH MARSH.
Feb 7 is
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EDJJCATfON.

TTNI1E next Session OF the subscribers school will
l. commence on Monday the ith OF February
next, and continue five months.
RO. b. SHELTON.
Jan "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-11

w genuine Chinese .EOrsSs .NSSffiC0sS-
lis, .NOrNs ETl.sss0, .1fpisse, HrOWSsN,
Can tom and other varieties deliverable TO the pur
chasers Immediately. such period in the spring.
as is convenient TO them. and will enter into
tracts accordingly. Priccs and terms fof the Trees
and Cuttings will be torw aded 10 all who may apply
for them by mail, well prices Of Silk Worms,
Eggs, Mulberry Trees, &c. The M"ica ulis
trees remarkably vigorous. aud rs we first impor
led the genuine Tree. purchasers OF obtaining
the true kind. |: is from this cause aud from the
great abortion paid by them, that the trees they have
sold have given universal satisfaction.
n. B.-Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Plants and
Seeds, can be supplied to any extent.
Flushing, near New York, Feb. 7, 1889 2w
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
r. II ~ u
20

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST exc
ID cu,sd TO me by Moses II. Preston, bearing
date on the 10th day of October 1887 and Of re-
cord in the County Court of Bedford. shall the
4ih Monday in this present month. February 1889,
lii being Bedford County Court day,) at the front
door Of the Court House Of Bedford county, expose
TO sails by way Of public auction undivided mole
~ of n certain
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w NJ. SMITH.
\. +. NENABLE.
Jos. :. WATKINS.
.IonN WOonEnLk.

Nofc-Mr. John r. Anderson was one of the
committee To prepare the address and resolutions,
and assented to the same.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-11

MI. Smith OF l. OF w, moved the Suspension OF
the Gath rule, to permit the Committee Of Pro
positions and Grievances TO consider the petition Of
citizens of Mcckenburg, for division of that county
such consideration being precluded by the iaci,
that proper notice had not been given.
Mr.. Goode approved Of the motion-hc and his
colleague opposed to the division, aud we've
ready meet the question Of the propriety of di
vision. lie thought settlement Of tile question
by the present Legislature very desirabe--that il
would be calculated 10 aIlay the excitement which
had already SO unharpily existed IN the county on
the suLIsct,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21
An Ordinance.

Ial.rs aa- f's-f IN ai-rri9rsm Tar On ne lf
.frf i-as.-r-sr4eai1 fiersnn e-nGfsf 60 fAs ] 81
f5..-1 isits fnsss 81 Coiam5as.
WHEREAS. zig Pres dent aai Selrctueu 7ftae
ir-~r ts Csa45.s hs M Acl o. ii.e Lscisst4re q
Zoe SAFE 81 Misses gal, app avei Florsars lou,
1859. lre auihor,zed r1 avs AMI clect al al-sa5-
rsm tax. ens quarter OF one per csat un iie cash
vaal n' The p,s AMI Improvements thereon si,ua-
'ei ga tie lea session 10 the iosn of C,Iumhus.
ar elgh and etctv scar, s'r tis plrposs al rsisu.
rtveuue neuah,, ihr taesi.s "A aad Sslrelmen cd
ad town OF Columbus ta pCocare FIRE Eagines.
and ttc necessary appaF1tus---Ard wserCas, liie
sad President and Sexes men, 10 acean!sBce Wilh
tlc provisions aai requirements II ssiI sci, lave
gonrai'ci the said bots sai Tie improvements ihefe-
on, s., tho uatriasIc cash value ihsrenl
lac-Ciorr. he 4 ordained bg ihC President ard
Se'atimen 81 the Incorporation OF The town, 81 CO.
mmbus, i.at al lofeu tsx ct ere fuu7l Of Oh,
PEI cent b. svled and collected % The cash yl.ic
oi che lots anl Improvements thereon situated CA
'at lb,h sectlna IN the town IT Columbus, CIR the
ytfr \. D. 1889, ar the purpose OF raEsins a rese-
nar 90 enable the President aud Seeetmcn 0, SAID
ta,gn o' Columbus, - procarc FIRE EngneA AMI
The n-rrs,ery apparatus.
BE Il i,rther ordained That the town Constable
af ,lsl town cg.scl the Same tax on or before the
first DAY Of January navt
B. J., further nrls med, That 4 anv person or per-
hsias he owner or owners Of lots and improve
mcnt. thereon situated an thy 18Th section IN the
town of Columbus shall refuse for tie space Of ten
DAYS altr demand II such Tx, BY tie ssd Con-
stable, ~ paw such tax, Ia shat be The duiy Ct said
Constable 10 prnceel 10 collect tic sad tax IA the
stne manner Us IL prescribed by The laws 81 this
State nr The toI atan OF he Siac aud County tax;
Bnd l,ic sad Constable shall tc allowed The same
compensation as IS ciyei by aw = the Assessor and
Collector i5r the sail county
bc It further ordained, That lie Town Consisle,
assessor aul Corctbruf jhe nd va 'gem tax be al
bowed until the first dag Of January next 20 make
collection % the above named taxes and his hnal
settlement with the President and Selectmgn Of SAID
town
And belt further ordained, That oil ordinances
lnd part oi Ordinances, contrary ~ the provisions
1t this ordinance. be, and the same islereby rcscin-
led. and that The otduauce shall take effect, aul
be 20 iirce from and after lis passage.
ELI ABBOTT, President
Nov. 2jlh. ts3q.-aa-2y.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21

assumed a uew shape, and NJ John q. Adams
was called 10 the char vi,h Jhe concurrence of
many OF The democratic members. NJ .uHaef
action vas taken dguns the remainder OF the isy.
Yesterday NJ Adams decided upon "a question
submitted to him, that the Wing members were
entitled to vote upon every question submitted
involving, Of course, The ngh, to vote upon their
own slg b'hty to seats upon the floor. Mr Van
derpool Of \. \. moved an appeal from this de-
cision--the discussion or which motion occupied
the whole sitting | shall not wonder # several
days pass before 1t IS decided, because, as i, EN-
bodies the gisi OF the whole matter, the mos, pow
erul efforts Will be made on both sides, to secure
a decision.
When the House shall have gotten through
with this preliminary business, 1t viii proceed to
the election Of officers, aud, SO equal Is the
strength Of parties, every situation will produce
party contest. The democratic patty have set
tied upon Mr. Jones OF Virginia, as their candl-
date for the speakers char This decision vas
madt IN caucus, at which there were 90 members
presenl--5O of whom voted for Mr. j. aud 40 ior
Mr. Lewis Of Alabama Mr. Jones Is valuable
member, and will d. full justice TO the selection
# he obtains the situation. Mr.. Bell Of 1enHes
see is the candidate pitched upon by the wings.
That he is taken up, 1t is understood, IS owing TO
his anxiety Tor the nomination. prelerring to he
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21
TIE NEW JERSEY QUESTION.

Adieu for the present

The case which has occupied the attention OF
the House Of Representatives Tor the last ioui
days, is simply this. The FIVE Nhig candidates
present eacha certificate Of their election from
the Governor Of New Jersey, and upon that de-
mand claim their seats, The Governor posses
SEES no authority, more than any other individual
to giant sucha certificate, except 50 far as IS con
feued upon him By law. But the Law which con-
lers upon him the authority IN question, grants 1t
upon certain conditions.
The democratic candidates offer to prove 10y the
Governors own record that those conditions
,csrc mol performed by the Governor and that
his certificate Is therefore nudity. The Wing
members Of the House refuse to hear tins tes-
umony, and insist that the certificate however H.
legal, or however fraudulent II may be, is conclu
slve as 10 the right Of tho persons who present
to take their seats
The people Of New Jersey have empowered
the Governor after he, with his Priyy Council,
shall hare cast up the whole nHnbe, Of rotes CIV.
oil in the several counties, to determine the per-
sons elected and 10 grant them a cetuIicato OF
their election Governor Pennington has CIV
en- such certificate TO certain individuals, ~it''
out hdring cast up The whole numbcr Of roles
The people Of New Jersey, through their repre-
seGtailves offer to prove this fact from the Gov
ernor's own record, connected with this cerilii.
cate, and upon which the certificate Is founded
and request that, Ihis Jemg 50 established the
certificate thus given may be distegaded' as be
ing Unauthorized, and therefore void. The Wing
patty refuse to hear them. What Is this, N e.
feet but taking the election Of Representatives
from the people, and giving 10 the Governor
What is il but sanchonlng gross usurpalion oil
popular rights--an attempt to force upon the peo-
pie OF New Jersey as representatives,, men
whom they never have eI'ctedl And yet the
party who do this have the assurance to call
themselves Republicans, and TO ask the aid Of
the friends of Stale rights to AID in oyeuhro~ns
and trampling upon the greatest and dearest OF
all those lights-thai Of POPULAR SUFFRAGE.
Globe.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21

Count Laa, Nsp-en Bonap1rtt. vhrsg a.rvt'
'7 'rN cts was announced .1 ssvUrs. 1f fas r1u.B-
ra9t--. as gt Nev orleans in high dHit-,.a 1a#
'a- PSI r.e~=a. lie ,,as yesterday u.'fr.1s t..a..-
,l Z, D., paa.gInv ..fHe - Chat.ts ilH.,. .iuI F.
vls .g-.Frs.y tar gentlemen ,rave..a. " boz, h7--
-stt Dr. COM. MAS 81 atty provided p thar VHy
.t asa off 3, uigar dusH>.oa-N @ pm l1g tF.F
bIsrl a advance, N.ereapaa the 'olONas d.s.agu-
,uHp.rrIs
Ceuat.-Ny HsuS Is a sufficient guarantee e,r
1y Dbl
Put.c1u.-iouy uau,, Count, Is very good
nlmt, hu; won't bay marketing.
Comt--Make oct nv ball.
Puhlcan.-lt sha h. done.
The oiegA Jbertu,-ln presented INC ba.. msig cat
p lbe name Of Count l.. y. Bousplr,c,
Ms name, s',i the Count. IS Loul' .Napo
I6oa BsEaPare-l wish il stated m lu, pa tRc ao-
count
second OIL was made out and The outlfc name
wrlIicn out 10 alF lsthe letters.
My name Is Count LOUIS Napulonu Bouapora
Prince ct Sytlra, kamsehatka. and other dcpcUdca-
e'es--say 50 "a The b.l, rcspodocd the spng ol 40
ba}y
WI ut make Oh, tic ,had b," sad Tic
clerk.
Then I'll be Did 1t | pay it. sad bis EN-
celyHcy, and forthwith abs4uaIl.a,ed.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21
MARKET sNARLs--lsUsPENsIoNl

BoB.--Come, Sam pay me my money--you
owe me tw0 dollar dis four month, and ! US see
YOU git FIVE from da massa.
SAM--Sorry to tell you, Bob, spended cher
since Monday.
--S'pendedl How do you mean You
JUS dis mint got de money, and bab um IN your
pocket now.
SAM.-You fool, boy no understand de
poIilicsy of banks and cuuenises, preston, aud
cuniary debility. cKpendod--mean | stop pay
for benefits of de cobbunhy.
BoB-What do deblI YOU mean'-pay me my
two dollar, YOU dam rascal.
SAM.-Come, don't be in passion, ulI we ar.
guly and explain de matter. owe you two dol
lar, for true. Well, spose pay you'll ows
Tom three doIlar--I oWs Bill dollar and quarter
i ows jim four dollars and | promis for lend
aun, Molly something. Now, if 60 pay you and
Tom, I drain dry, and no nothing at all lei Tor
Billy and de torrors--and if YOU begin run on
me. whole cobbunity must sufier-so w keep my
five. and hank on IN, FOR de good OBJ ALL But !
tell vou what, BOZ, III do you labor II you
pay me back one and nine next week III lend
YOU quarter. cause | sees your distress, and
likes to 'commodate.
bob knocks dozen Sam, and trlf.,
T Charleston Mercury.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21

IITrR FROM WASHINGTON, AND
sTuL no ORGANIZATION OF THE
HOUSE!
We are lale5.ei 'o ir.eH3 M Washington
80, asrestns e1gr dated tie Ga las, itom
go. 81, .4k e the lber,y to Publsa the following
sa1e.:
No organization has yet taken Place, AID il
,.--5,,e-o l' doubt whether there WI. Be any
80, DAYS % come. -Four days have been ex-
-tls.eld. ID au iat6rma! discussion of The
.-s.o- the New Jersey members eeriihcaied by
l. Governor, 10 lake their seats-the wings en-
..,-,r ..a,ass.yes behind the "gfcst seal and az
5.,-, ,h.ak 1t gives nnqlcsionsb.e validity and
-,.a,ty 10 them, in tie course they pursued in ad-
hin, de rgat Of their con.rabanj paFlissns, To
.,s seats and participate IA the business Of legisa-
-, Whist me Democrats with true Loco Foco
o,r.rila sp,t take shelter behind majority Of the
r,o, ana assert that their friends having obtained
:. ,r,..s, number Of votes ought Of right to take
,5,s. .ga,s This, all vii see AT once, IS nonsense
,,s, ever heard Of majority Of people suec, tdiug
,,,se,.pr members TO Congress against the ccrtih-
.-.s,r,be Gayemor3 What night have the people
,,l,ys i6sir yuire heard in the councils OF the ma
la, r,!,ss ,hey thiua Ike he Governor, chosen
=, ,5s legislature never have, seriously, seen
,g.b daring attempts in al my e 10 treat win con-
,sr,p AMI wholly disregard the viii Of the ma ority,
As have seen il Ills Congress, Such men as Sar-
reant, Cushing HOLMAN, ard others proclaim that
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21
WILLIAM LEGGErT.

~ wiIL,v CyrLfS Ek1ASr.
The earth mos ra-, f-.u shore O. shore.
A H- se.-.-,- lr ID W ....1.r. mann.
b. a- v#a> ar~S Hu- Gears fssore.
Has .git behind lH mere than -mc.
Fnr wlsn the jesta-fos, came 90 BE
Jpou that Wara sal 60 z5y heart,
AMI qagnch Jhii bolJ asd ircrl-t tlc.
HIS spuGeo4.I not al depart.
The wor's Of TIRE, That irom hlS nen
Were flung upon lhe ,ucd page,
81, move, Sffl shake the hearts af men.
And a co.J and coward sge
It's love of Iru,hflo5 var m, Ion strong.
For hope or Tear 10 chain cr cll.
HIS hate Of tyranny and VronE.
Bum 10 tic breasts be klnd.,I stl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21
To the Planters OF Alabama nut,
Mississippi

EHNIIE subscriber thankful Tor he pa,r,n,eo n,
\ has received takes tins method Of pf,ruio.
his friends and the public that (notwuhstand,no he
may stu receive the anlmadv,rsons Of some cnltop
sellers N the markell he continue, the
COTTON BROKERAGE BUSINESS
in the city Of Mobile, charging 30 cts. pey Boo far
ne safe Of Planters Cotton, (sep circular Of I.-
lie ties on ms puoclullty and integrity. as here.
w'"H, 10 warrant continuation of public conf
dcnet. lis lrends and patrons ave respcctGi., IN.
wi,d to coll at his Office, No. 7, 81. Mrbae ~.
JOHN BOWIE
Nov %, ls3a -23-dw.
The Marion Herald, Flag Of the Union. South
Alabam'an, Alabama Republican, Voice of sunni
ter GainesviIIc Democrat, Manngo Gazetr, AIoai.
gomerF Advertiser, and Columbus Democrat VIII
publish The above 10 The amount oil five doIlsr, ami
forward their accounts 10 Gen. Bowie Tor payneat.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21

LoUIsraSA.-S Of the federal "bIg paPe,s
have been placing in their list the vote Of this
State. as certain FOR Henry Clay. We take the
liberty Of informing these apt calculatorS' from
all the information which We can gam, that they
are counting withou; their host LOUISIANA will
never link her fate 10 the federal car Of Henry
CLAY she viii never desert the principles Of the
South. 10 Ink her deslinies with the pIe-bad fac
ton Of federaIsis, rboitionlsts anti masons, and
conservatives, of the North. No. no LouIsI-
ana has too much pride and patriotism, thus to
DISGRACE herself She VIII stand by her other
southern sisters, in the hour Of trial yes she
will pu, her shoulder 10 tho wheel IN good earnest
and side by side with Mississippi, Arkansas,
Missouri, Alabama, Tennessee, Illinois, Ono
indiana, Georgia, South Carolina, Norm oaro''-
ma. and Virginia, with hearty Yo'h'ars'O' alto
eelher. tbey will level viii ihs dust the rotten
and dislointed fabric Of federal ~hlggey, "hlch IS
attempted 10 be budt up ia the South. -Gr'of
TPtsFsra