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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-21
I'ase OF Mississippi, Lowndes Co.

co..
I'a'e OF Mississippi, Lowndes Co.
''o NJ Fforer & Jno NJ symons)
vs.. Az eI45 10
John ]. Inaboet " : 80 -
ollCE ls hereby given that the above attach
NJ 'neht was issued al the suit OF the SAID plain
y, ssas' TIE said defendant as an ahscondnr debt
d.. vi me sum aforesaid, and has been returned To
e,l ne GUY executed, and is now pending and
~ u''nea ~ the cucuit court Of Luwndes c0un-
tsbI.., p MlsNsSppI; and that unless the said de-
5,.o@I sh'H APPEAR oH or bafhre the second Mon
eIg., ogi' next being the 1T day of the circuit
be,t ~ nae couoiy aforesaid, give special bal and
he ,,. l'a2HeNt W" be entered against him and
m;g51sr'y attached wilt be sold to SATISFY the
PI ~ demands
lS. .'sss ihe clerk Of the said circ1t court the
'''4 day ol march, 1889
OVID p. BROWN OK.
Nv Pr. tee 81 so.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-21

Dr.. Campbell, Of Marry co, TeH.-The I'M
timely death, some years since, Of Doctor CAMP.
BILL, at ParIs, WHITTIER he went for the purpose
accomplishing hi, medical education. l. wih,n the
recollection Of many Of oar readers We find
The JoIlowlng affecting notice Of him IN that very
entertaining work, "lhe American IA Paris" by
JoHx sANDERsoN. ! he author, after visit to
he cemetery Of Pers Ia Chaisc, remarks.
"a cypress is planted by the grave Of Doctor
Campbell, Of Tennessee, aud some fresh gar
lands are hung upon lis branches. Who is he
who has won those Plous attentions from slran-
gers amnow writing from the ink stand which
once belonged to him, and which viii pu, with
my relies. am lodging ia his room, and with
lbe person aho attended his fatal illness She
gave me hIs biography as follows: "lIe was al
ways good, always polite, aud every one loved
HIM. and thcn she burst into tears"
International Coriesy-I will be reeouccled
that the UnIled States exploring squadron, whilst
at Cape Horn, met with very boisterous weather
and some Of the vessels suffered damage. The
store ship Relief, it is understood lost all her an
cAors at that time. She arrived at Valparaiso in
Apu last, and was, of course, obliged to lay of
and on having lost all her anchors. Her Buitan.
&C Maestys corvette Fly was lying in the har-
Dor al the time, and the condition Of the Relief
was inferred from her movements. The com.
mandsr immediately despatched his boats, with
an anchor aud cable, for the Relief, which were
0'nl on, and the store ship came TO anchor
me ie'let was At Callao on the 10Th Of NAV,
ana she then had the anchor and cable Of the
English corvette. Such expressions Of interna-
uonai courtesy always merits distinguished no.
tee Globe.
DJHt'oas- ing,---A circular link put
hIo0sh the shouts Of swine, and on the fingers
women, to hodthen both under subIecuoa.
liadsf.-A thin rag, such as modern female
"e',es' intended to catch sparks, RAISE fame
ana light up match.
Guardian 4agels--Cautous mamas with a
UOzeh 'roi'eksome daughters.
OEsrSF Wr-The printer Of an Eastern pa
IA sayS Wat nanY Of his patrons would make good
"ATe horses, they hold back 50 well.
Some Of the lots In the new CITY of Austin. Texas,
AZ I'VE sale az high as two thousand seven hun
',u ''Iars each. The average of the whole sales
iva eSs than fifteen hundred dollars lot
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-21
JOHN W. BYRN. Sh'T


DY yuue of wit Of f. "a issued by the
- clerk ollhe circuit court Of Lowedes county \
TO me directed lwi sell for cash at The court hn sc
door il Columbus. on Monday the 10th day of Sep
TENDER, the following property 70 wit part Of lot
number SIX, in square number two, lrununyun Mar
ket street running back sixty SIX feet. Levied on
as the property of Joseph S Taft, to satisfy said f.
las IN favor Of Richard Suns aud others.
Sale within the nolirs prescribed by law,-Datcd
the 4th August, 1888
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-21

Approved, as hr as tht action !
Of Ills legislature IS recognised,
febuary II 1889. I
Julv 2b i-9l sn'.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
HARLESTOWN, JEFFERSON COUNTY

have ben made by a cat sec,den,ly .hu,
up there. left bis sleeping ,p.r,men, with
|. light upon entering the sitting room
door. before any person Was perceived.
hir Mos'snhsat received . wound upon
the head, which caused him to drop the
hight from his hand. and TO retreat to his
Chamber; 90 determined, however, were
the in1rderers, that they followed up
their attack with stsbs aud blows, with
their kniie or Ratchet. While the cries of
murder became SO faint that they could
not be heard by the neighbors. Mrs.
Moerenhaut came instantly to assist her
husband ia his struggle with the murder.
ers. and received wound in the ,ide
aud another upon the head. which ieii
her Incapable o. giving any further alarm.
The neighbors. however. had been aroas.
ed by strange noise. the gtoans Of the
wounded lady and genilems an. and they
allowed some time To clspse before they
ven'ured to go 10 ascertain the cause OF
alarm thus IT was that the murderers b adj
an opportunity To escape"
r-~ard of two hundred dollars had been Of.
Tered Ter the detection and arrest of the offenders
anu one or two persons hal been arrested on
suspicion. At the last dates the recovery of Mrs.
NJ. was 6esPaired of, but Mr.. NJ was Gonzales.
cent.
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NEVER LOOK SAD.
br 7. d. nAfIrY

ny T. ~. BtrLxY.
Never look sad-nothings 10 bad
As getting familiar with sorrow,
Treat him to-day in n cavalier way.
Aud he'll seek other quarters tomorrow.
Long you'd 10, weep. would YOU bat peep
Al the bright side of every rrial;
Fortune you'll find is often most kind.
when chilling your hopes with denial.
Let The sad day carry away
Its own little bor'hcn of sorrow;
Or YOU may miss half of the bliss
Tina, comes IN the lap OF Tomorrow.
When hoPc IS wrecked. pause and reflect
u error occasioned Your sadness;
III u be 40, hereafter ynuIi know
How Tn STEER to a harbour OF vladpr<s.
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Trr4,raY DlrAe1AmNr. Ill %. lao

The Secretary ol the Treasury ackno.
Lodges The receipt Of ore hundred and
forty dollars enclosed 20 him IN an aron-
nous letter. dated Tie 18th instant. and
pos'matked RaIeigh, y. e. Feb. 20. 20
IA which the writer states the money Was
Improperly detained by bun from the
Treasury. and requests that II may be ap.
llled 10 the legitimate purposes Of tie
GoyeInmsni.'
The a'rount has been deposited 60 the
c.eoIi Of The Treasury OF the l. States.
When MAJ tie Secretary 81 ulc Tscasuf. ac-
knowledge thr receipt 81 two million. from
e"ah"oGi and Pnc', improperly" detained ty
them
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nsnqae.l faL..l.. .ns. 4 ~ L.


"NISE TAiLoRs MAKE 4 MAS."-Tb;.
sentence. which had It's origin in tho
grsiefu! mind OF one Who had received h.,
start M liie from the cbdI,ly of the craft.
mas COW, iTom an ignorance Of the cir
cumsiance, entirely lost ris meaning -
The term had iis origin 10 the following
manner: 10 ~. AZ orphan begsst boy
applied for alms al a fashion able tailors
shop ~ London. 'n which nine Journey.
men we're empiovsd HIS interesting an.
pearanee opened the hesfts Of the henev-
o.eol ta'Iors, Who immediately cob'ribut-
ed pine shii!lngs lot the relief OF tie lit-
tie stranger. With ttls capital our little
hero purchased ffui,. wEich be ;ctailed al
profit From tL.s heginning. lie rose 10
great wealth and distinction aud, NJ
WEsLlH NAMES Mas, when lie set up
lbs carriage be had painted on The psnel:
NIsE IAILORs AAkE Man
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
AND PUBLISHED WEEKLY
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH IA IS3a

The last that Mr.. w: Jaw Of Rogers. in
London. was when the latter was embark.
ing on board Of vessel from St. Csthe.
rine's dock. for Charleston. Mr.. w.
proceeded TO Havre. from whence he
embarked for this country on The 10th Of
January. 1883. and arrived in New York
IN March following. From that time he
had no, had the pleasure OF seeing DR..
Rogers, until be was arrested night before
last. by Cook, Zell s Ridsely. He now
prayed the oOurs TO detain this personsge
t'll srcquisiiion could be lad from the Co
vernon Of Michigan. aud the court, in
pursuance Of that courtesy which has
ever been extended by the judiciary Of
one State, to the executive OF another. re.
handed him 10 prison for two months To
await such requisi'ion. This same Dr..
We regret To learn. is actually connected
by near ties, 10 gentlemen occupy ing high
aud important stations in neighboring
States. He had. we understand. figured
some years since under the title OF BooiL
and married lady Of respectabiii:y in
this city - Boiiinore Sun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

hdd up any Of ihe above results add !,

hdd up any Of ihe above results scd il.
vii produce ihe pfmiuto uabber-0.
II will also be seen that he product.
1re formed ~ toe ifanspo,ihon e a..
hsuies' a. iof instance beginning Il con-
ifary ends T.. -. - &c.
No. y one Of those great chsfaeisfs
shO esn - Though sli lLe change Of
h'e and bu'ines.. and s',il preserve biz
unity and integrity.
Thee years sgo IN a CERTAIN boarding
school, not buufod miles tom Brook
Ign the young ladies ~ The Clsss Of Lii.
eTafy Compnfrion acre feqofsd 10 stiis
an essay On tie then forthcoming nsw
year
The following vas chosen 70 receive
The second bssi premium on account 81 ,is
piih add bfet,y.
The new year H. hisserille. The figures
Forming ~ date are - 30. the tao 6s,t
bgurss sre the quantity Of ne two lstier;
each tao figures combined make -. The
four make r.. which tao firofes con,bin.
"a make . the product - ~ oct. ~ hteh
6gufes sddsd Together Rsks ~. Such a
continuation rarely occurs.
~ $. auSsni.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
NJ 7 S G = z. =. 4 NJ.
MARCOLI\I
A TALE OF VENICE

lAIl. UP VENICE.
IL vas midnight. the great clock had
struck. aud was still echoing through eve.
~ porch and gallery in the quarter Of 81.
Mark. when . young citizen. wrapped ia
cloak, was Fastening home from On in.
terv'ew with his mistress. His step was
hight. for his heart was so. Her parents
had JUS, consented 70 their marrisce. and
the very day VAS named. Lovely Gui.
ieua" he cried, and shall call thee
NINE at iasts Who was ever SD best -
thy MarcOlui''' But as he spoke, he stop
ped; Tor something was sl,iierng on the
pavement before him. IL was a fcaobard
OF r'eh Workmanship; and the discovery.
what wa, II but an earnest OF good for
tuner a" Rest thou there" he cried.
ihrus''ng II ga'ly INTO hisbel;. ~ another
! CLAIMS thee not. thou hast changed ysas-
tets. aud on he went. humming The bur.
/ den Of song which he and his Gui.etta
bad been singing together. Blu, how lit
Tie do We know wha; the next minute
will bring forth
| lie turned by the church Of s.. Cemi.
niano, and in three steps he net the
watch. A murder had been committed.
The Senator Renalid had besa found de al
al his door the dagger LETT IA his heart,
add the unfortunate Marcolini was drag
eed away for examination. The place.
The Zine, every thing served 10 excite. IL
J"uiy suspicion aud no sooner bad he
entered tie guard. housr than evidence
! appeared against him. The bravo in his
Hight, had thrown away his scabhard-
and smeaFed with blood, and not dry. IL
VAS now III the belt OF Marcolini Its
p1'iiciar ornaments struck every eve. and
~hen the fatal dagger was produced and
compared with 1t. hot a doubt Of his guilt
remained. Still there is in The innocent
an energy AMI oomposurc-an energy
when they speak. and composure when
they are silen,-io which none can be al.
together insens,ble and the Judge delay
/ ed Tor some time 10 pronounce tie SEN
tence. though he WAS a near relation Of
the dead. Al length, however. i, came.
and Mareoliri los, his .:fc. Gaileua her
reason.
Not many years afterwards the truth 70.
veslei Itself, tie real Criminal in hi, last
! moments confessed the crime; and hence
The Custom IN Venice. custom that long
prevailed, foE crier 10 orJ out m this
court before sentence was passed, Re-
corda'e ~ del rovere Marcolrnii" Re.
member the poor Mafcolinir
! Great was the lamcuta,ion throughout
the city, and the judge dying. directed
Tat heBoeioTth add forever, mass should
( be sung every night in the ducai church,
for has own soul add for the soul Of Mar
col'ni. and the souls of all those who had
suffered by an unjust judgment. Some
land on the Bren:a vas LEFT by him for
that purpose. aGd still Is the mass sung in
the chapel still every night. tie great
! square is Illuminated, aud the casinos are
hiiins fast with he gay and the dissi-
pated, bell IS rung A. tor service, and a
4 ray OF light ~ seen 10 issue from u small
I gothic window tia; looks towards the
/ place Of execution. tie place where. on
= seadOld, Marcolini brsathsd bis last.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

N'Nf NO, the Hine muses.. &c az read.
err bot tie uatisI-ol-iac, fellow. number
nine. Tbs No. -. alter all Is not With
out poetry aud ron snoe. indeed. some.
litcs be o. very oomicll fhy miag;cLsf.
lcief and srpesIi 10 dehgLs 10 perform.
'nZ hslis dozen parts IA one piece Of the
same stage.
u may nOi be lBo@H 10 every learned
Iheban ibai 81 he products Of The figure
y produce he same Jesuit by addition Of
the combinations Ior .nslsncs:-
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ATTEMPT TO MURDER An AMERICAN
consul AND HIS WIFE.


The Sandwich Island Gazette. 1T Sept Q. cnn-
iains ic''er from Tahiti, from which We giiher
the following pltigolars Of M attempt e. rob
and murder the Amenean Consul and b.. ladv
"On Sunday morning. between the
hours Of one and two. the hole town of
Papeeii. 90 this island was alarmed a,
che discovery Of the asssssias'ion Of Mr.
hocrenhaui, United States Consul. and
his lady. They were found ~ their
house soldering ~ their own blood. Sur.
gicAl assistance was Immediately called
aud upon examination. the wounds IN
hcied upon Mr.. MDfrenhaut. seven ~
number, we're not mortal. those received
BY Mrs Moefsnhaui one 81 which Wss
upon the bead by blow from an axe, or
some similar sharp instrument. were so
severe a. TO leave no hoprs ofFecovery.
The asslssins. who evidently catered
the house Tor the purpose of plonder. were
disturbed in the nsfssious undertaking BY
MT MOsrsnbaut. who. aroused by = noise
" 'as sitting room, Which be Supposed 70
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
GeneraI fntrlIfgener.

h7-Many of the articles on this page were
prepared for last weeks paper, but were omitted
to make room for Indispensable matters. Their
interest, however, Is not affected by The delay.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

hundred acres Of land; its water passin Q
into another large spring. some mile OF
TAO distant which. together. furnish ia
the diiest seasons. IN abundant supply
Tor large manufacturing mill, located .
short dis,sree east Of the Opequhon, into
which the waters from this we'll and
spring pass Off
Pcp1Aafion.-The population Of Clarke.
10 at present between six and seven thou.
sand sools; there are no data yet by which
ITS contributions To The public treasury can
be precisely asceftsinrd; bot II may be
inferred, that its amount viii be in . Jus,
ratio, OF that snbducied from the sc.re .a,e
amount formerly paid by the county OF
Frederick.
In conjunction with the county Of War
rem At forms one electoral Gis,Iic.. aud
both together send one delegate 10 the
legislature. The quarterly sessions oftbc
court of Clarke. are held IN the months
OF February. May. July. and October
IL Is attached To the 18Th judicial district.
over which the honorable Isaac r. Doug.
lass rresides. and It's superior cour, Of law
aud chancefy holds ITS sessions on the
9th day Of March. aud the 9Th day OF
August IN each year. II.
February 2tst. lS:s9.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

UPprR CAvsDA - Eh0kesgls Coadsa7.
nation - We learn through ihe Montreal
Herald Of the 2lst INST. that leo per,ons
have been sentenced ~ death by two
court ,"sriials--1.31 at Fort Henfy. and
- a. Londou-tte time and pi.cc of ex-
ecoiion leii 10 ihe Lieutenant Governor
Thee persons tried before The court At
Fo'i Henry. and one at Loudou. wefe
acquitted Of the offence Of bich The rest
were consic'ed-ihai 81 having peen un d.
lawfully spd tra''ofously "a arms sgaiss,
or lady the Queen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14
IoNT BEI.IFVE

Ihai hff Uhstkey yunch siii core q cold.
Thata isdy nesb. 'Y~sr vhen 49, says mo. .
Ibai utne oafrs ne eoef
Inst &c old heei,s lofis hsppy.
That wiios dsslkes q secosd narnaRs,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

APPoiNraEST By THE pRFsipENr.
by and uiLt ne 0drics and conssni II TIE
Nsaafe
MsRris Van BCREN ir 10 be Sccre.
iary under the 9th section II the set 10
feofgsnize the General Land Olice, m
The place Of Abraham Van Buren. re-.
signed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

Rise from the table when the appetite
is yet good. for thousands snnusily die
their graves With their own teeth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

NEw Muse "A new march hss late.
" been polished called the Sub.
TTSasufef's QaiskHsp"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

FIRE and loss Of L,ts.-The range Of
stables ~ the rear OF The City Hotel, al
AiexandIIs, ID. g were DESTROYED by
brs on Sunday morning last. about three
o'clock. About twelve or ihifieen 6ne
horses, aud wors, OF ali a human being
servant attached TO the hotel persisted
an The tiames. II IS supposed that he vas
suhoested. before he could nrske any at.
tempt 10 escape. SIX Of the horses be.
longed to MIR. Wise, the proprietor Of the
hotel, who also lost large quantity Of
hay and oats. Mrs. Fuzhugh. of Fair.
fax. Va. bad her carriage destroyed and
several gentlemen from the adjoining
counties lost their horses. II was not
known how the FIRE originated.
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- Cd

Nj. Ctittendeo's bill IN relation 20 10.
reference ~ lle elections was rejected in
thc senate.
The House Of Representatives.. was
engaged "a Monday, 2oth nii IN discus.
sing. - Committee of tie Whole on tie
state 81 The Union various amendment.
proposed 10 The evil ADD diplou ATTIC 90.
propiia'ion bi.l, particularly az amend
meat introduced by Nj Slsdc of Yer.
mont, pfcp0sing an appropriation at - d.
900 20 accfedit couMere,ai agent g. The
Government Of lIsyu. Tie Chairman
OR Banks) decided ihe amendment on,
Of order. not bein. authorized ~ Prev.
Gus law Of Congreu SIR. Sl4de took IN
appeal and alter = debate UPON The SANE.
~ which Nctsis. Fletcher 81 Ma. tn.
'nghasi. Slsde. and Adams opposed the
decision Of ihe Char. and Nessrs Cam
bfelcng Cfais. Legsre. We Howard.
Ioucey Whrle'ey anj Coshiaz sustsin.
ed 49, The question a. i9ssn Upoa the
sane. aud tie Char ,4si.ihcd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

The New York Correspondents Of the Nation
Z! inieliccnCcr says
The names OF the five securities Of Jrs-
Sc Hofr, the collector OF this port, see
gwen IN one OF the morning pspeIs, " ho
stand pledged for S31D.G0O IT the Sc.
cre'ary OF the Treasury Will look into
these securities, he would find them Of but
iIliie value, If Mr.. How could perform
'be part Of predecessors iilus,rious. Two
oi them are his broihers-in- law. one is an
attorney a, law and politician By trade
another Is good for limited sum. and
another Is unknown, Now. II the revenue
hefe should at one time. amount 10 S 10. :
uGo, 900. and bu, $40 001 security could
be found, what would be the help iol
n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

pHiunilc odifcss o. ~ YuuHr men C Ne.
l1'f,ii county. firorfa. e4lag upon hem 81 vol
anieef 20 o. rspefiuca ses.nsi tte Indians b,
ihr suamrs between F.of.ds aht Georgia. con
c.1fr. bal this ursia
"iIabaibai passfi ie Aips. Caesar etos,s,l ne
Nnhicen. Napoieoa forced Ne Bfidrs ~ Id
Aad rny ~ fhs iafmers aod mefchanfs II Dsfi.
-. cover themselves vnh yiofy, ~ SaliosIar 10
he bogs 81 ne OAsfenokces
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

We published On the s3d ulr. an account of
IRE nj owes'", by which the store oi !, Mr. Bas-
scii was burned, together with goods valued al
s51uo and insured for s5 GOO. The Noniiose
Ia. REGISTER. publishes tie following on the sub
lcct. II = an cxirect frum private letter dated
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

tin = ptevious letter, 20 lis son, Pricc pro.
'c>,eN fira' Anxiety io have hI> account seiilel
with he Trca>ur, Department. N order ,b,, -
Tinted States NAV ray ever Tie balance du.
hm = Coih letters are highly amusing. No;
satisfied with rubbing he Treasury ~ half a mil.
lion OF dollars, he sun crcs ont for more. A,
To his being theif, not lac Indeed--and Is ~
deeply charrined NJ the ini,cuu~,ruciIon Of IA,
motives IN gong to Europe, that he has deter
mined never To return : aud, to Swceteu las ex-
he has sent for his family 7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

Tue EVrLoH,>G EKprDtGIo~ We
learn by 'he bIfqoe Leol5ld sfnysd 81
lhis port lat night ihal he Uoiied States
south See ESiiuunk Exrsdfioo. sailed
itop Rio Jsnsifo on the G,b JsnUsry Tor
Tie pscihc Tie officers ardnea were
" good health ,nd ssngu,ae IN ibeir 90.
ierpiee IN. . :. ingsie Independence.
Com Nicholson. Has l,ing ~ tie p.r Of
RIO Jan iro. ~ o ice Fe5. %.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

This meetinz having fred upon he 35sh ius'
a. ne mosi suitable time ior lbe usetiny n iils
congressional ccnfent0n, u D. respectfully re-
ques'ed hat ne Arrangements w Ne ot,ff saus-
lies u Ne district be managed ~ a. b agree
~l'h NJ Day s'oes nsu1sf ~, W. ytrr'a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-14

The Brookville (Ind.I American states
that the Hon. JoHN Henderson,. who
has just been elected a Senator Of the
United States. by the Wing Legislature
OF Mississippi, was formerly a resident of
brookville, and there followed the trade
OF shoenaking. Having no little ambition.
he removed to Cincinnati, went 10 school
Tor some time, and then engaged in the
study OF the law in the Office of Mr..
Siofer. From here he removed TO Mis-
si's'Ppi. where he became a prorinen,
la<yer. married wealthy heiress, and is
nov elected 10 one OF the most diynified
and important Offices in the Government.
MIR. Henderson Is man OF fiae talents.
and hrm ~hIg. He career is IN the
highest degree honorable TO him, and ad-
nirably illustrates the true republican
Character Of our institutions. Il shows
what perseverance,. and = lsuGable ambi-
hoo. can accomplish IN this country.