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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23

~ -iCT 20 AID He CeHasfcai hml-.ead aad
BankHg Compglr If Iisis5Dg 20 prg'seu's
mere tfsciual'g drr rslk y AisrHai In
FsaTeae4t, eat faf .iHer FsHFe5ss.
"HEBEAs tire cnera7 seruru, ID. .niefus. n
w prpvemrat 5 s.,mei. tF ihc 'egisAllfer
suiect uf t4t l- e.i nn,..IaEct ana deepest in-
tcre,t GO the people 90. Arr~sfp; and where's
the president. directors 8ui company, oi ihe COM
merc.ai RAILROAD hank Of Nrk burg have manifest
I'd he most ardent peal ash uni1Mg industry IN Tie
prosecution ul lie Ncssbufg ani Jack-"n Thl.-ioad,
al time wien a he Resources 81 ihe country sttn-
cd necessary 10 protect HE credit and character 10
banking depluulent; ard whereas, The legislature
are sensible of lhe vast importance 81 speedily com
peliHg the said road without lmplTing Tie lstiu-
ness Of ti.e laus
SECTION ! BeHtHa-tfd BY t|1e ttEIsistrrt ui the
Stale ~ Mp.s,ipp, Iiat DO order 10 facilitate lie
said Improvement, without dcPuvlne the people oi
the ben, fls 81 Tie bank, that tWo hundred bnnds,
of five thousand dollars each, payable twenty years
after date, TO tie order Of The president, directors,
and COMPANY Of the Commercial and rail road bank
OF Ficksburg, bearing interest at The rate Of SIX
per cent per anuum shall be signed hy the governor
Of the state, couutcrigncd by tie STATE treasurer,
and under seal Of the stale aud he laIth Of The
state be-. AID tie same hereby, p.tdged Tor ihe
puuclua. payment Of tie principal and interest oI
said bonds said bond - be % The following words,
10 wit;
Know ai men by these presents that the state of
Misses ppt acknowledges herself No be indebted TO
toe president, directors. sud company, Of The Com
mcTclal aGd rail road bank 81 Ncksburg, m the sum
Of FIVE thousand dollars. curreHl mon1y OF the Um-
ted States, which sum the said state Of Mississippi
promises Ia pay to the order Of Tie PRESIDENT dlec-
tors, and company Of ts almmercal and railroad
bank of Vitbsbuig twenty years AFTER date hereof,
with interest ~ ihe rate ol sy PEI ctnl per annun
from The date Of DE cud1 ssmrnt payable scm-an-
nually at the pace mentioned 10 the endorsement
hereto. 10 witness whereof. tire governor OF the
state Of Mj>ssslppi has Signed aud the treasurer OF
The stale has eounttrsirned these presents, and
caused The seal Of lhr state To be- affixed ieteo, at
Jackson, THIS day OF IN the
wear Of our Lord
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23
Drugs and Medicines.

~ RENE hill at the Columbus Drug store,
VI has received BY the last arrivals an extensive
supply of fresh Drugs aud Medicines, comprising
almost every article IN the line. Physicians, coun.
Try merchants, and Planters can now be supplied
with fresh and pure articles. May 49, 1895
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23
Indians I'nnnceA.

VCSi received a new supply Of his invaluable
~ mcdtcmc--For sale by f. A SMITH.
yupust 81 lS59-s-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23
JOSEPH BLAIR, p. NJ.
1O.OOO.000 Norus I}g&ticall3s
Cuttings,

4 of cuttings troio tits Irvauanc t,es Noe
mentary Is Necessary 70 prove ~contesn thf
ceeding value Of these trees. That ihs nr1"a
silk in tins country is lucrative above al {! o.
pslioHS, is established conc usltev. O., = N
experiments already tally tlaedar is.e Ans
aiso, The elta,est aud almost pllpab agaca .ha'
the propagation Of Je tree for M b., H'a rs Ply
G.ab.e TOR many years. Atther5a.h n the fA'lIe
Of silk $1,000 Is considered an average seia g INK
hand, where there exisls many ineonveh fass VI"
known 70 his Climate,
Applications 10 myself near Hanltc'g q
Maj. W IL Turnsr agent al Mar b, Perry -"''
Alabama, promptly attended 10. ...-rp
Hamburg, Perry 90. Az Nos Is'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23
Eagle Hotel. Aberdeen, Mi.

TIME subscriber would respectfully inform hs
H. friends, aud The travelling public, that he still
occupies the well known public house on the cornt
of Commerce and Chcsnut streets, formerly kept by
john 0'Backen, 10 which he has made extensive
improvements, which viii fender h,s house as com
Portable as any other in North Mississippi His sta.
bic y large and convenient. lie hopes by onrentt-
ing attention 10 the case aad comfort of travellers,
70 merit liberal share OF public patronage
NICHOLAS REEDY.
,ibericea, Nj Oct s. 1880 i5u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23
BANK OF THE 1oMBIGBy r. Il. Co.
n. .I,,,,, l,.. 1I,c, Dct 30 IglO

OUIUIIUUo -FIT7N' NJVI' ~ TIIV' J
A I called meeting Of the Board Of Directors
~ held this day, il was unanimously ReSoved,
That in consequence Of the intelligence OF the
suspension Of specie payments by large portion
Of the banks at The north, this Bank will also sus-
pend specie payments for the present
Resolved, That this Bank viii resume specie pay
mens when the banks generally resume
Resolved That the Cashier have the above rcSo-
buttons published.
CHAS. WALSH, Cashier.
10 tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23
The Family Physician

an, EVERY MASS CoMPANIoN, beng compia-
~ ton from the most approved medical authors,
adapted TO The southern and western climates; TO
which is added an account Of Herbs, Roots and
Plants used for medical purposes, with directions
how they are to be prepared 50 that every man can
be his own physician, together with glossary OF
medical terms-by A. &, GoopLETr, A. NJ. for ma
ny wears surgeon in the U. 5. Army With an
appendix, containing new aud successful mode of
treating Asatic Cholera, by the compiler. For sale
by PFlSIER 4 GOODWIN
May II, 1889 44r
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23
Notice,

A GREEABLY to an order Of The Probates Court
~ Of Lowndes county Miss. we w.l sel to the
lagpsl bidder on saturday the S0th day 81 Nov.
next all the town lols ID ide ;0wn Of Columbus, y-
M and beng un The 10Th section with the improve
menls thereon, belungpg 20 the estate Of Nm. l..
Moore decd consisting OF lour lolS, two Of which, is
fronting Main street, aud two fronting Military 81.
north OF Man street, lots nImbcr 8, 7 aud :, IN
square number one and lots number one two, our
itine and ten N square number zen, including the
family residence where the SAID decd lived the lois
~ square one will be laid oa IN suitable bu,ldnu
lois, 50 as TO include The buildings now on the same
Tic whole Viii be sold on a crcd, Of SIX, twelve and
eighteen menlhS~-the purchaser giving bono aud
Two approved securities,
JNO IUDDLEST0N, Admir-.
CHARITY 4, MOORE, AdmrX.
Oct. 26th, ls39 --l6 tbs.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23
Pennlanship.

(tHARLES QUiN proposes 70 Instruct e.gss
u Of young gentlemen in this artat III, roam,
washington Ilal) aud ladies al Their residences
commencing on Monday tic lith INST
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23

See. .. AMI be it further enacted Iha' tic said
bonds may be uaulrlahIe by he cudowemcut OF the
president and cashier Of sind bank TO the ORDER of
any person or persons whomsucyer, or To The bCaf-
er and the sand endorsement shall fix the place
where The SAID principal aud interest shall he paid /;
and all theeXpcnses incurred therein shall be de-
ifayed by tie sad bank
Sec. g. And be It further enacted, That both
the principal aud interest OF said honds sha. be PAID
by said bank al the time they shall scyeraly dJi
due
Sec. 4, ind be it lutther enacted, That to secure
the payment ni tlc principal and interest ulhe SAID
bonds, when either or bJil shall fall duc hy the
said bank, The execution and delivery Of SAID bonds
to the said president, directors, and company Of Tie
Commercial aud rail road bank OF Nickshurg, shall
have the force and effect of a mortgage upon tic
said Vckshnrg and jackson ia-road 10 the stqte ol
Mississippi, which may be iorecosed by the state,
upon any failure Of the said president, directors,
and company, TO pay either The interest or The prln-
cpal of said bonds, according 10 the tenor aud Ct.
feet and the endorsement thereon.
Sec 3. And be II further enacted, That The sec
tIun Of this act, whereby Me faith Of this state IS
pledged lCr the payment and redemption OF the loan
contemplated by this act be referred olho next leg
stature OF this state, IN pursuance ofthe nlrlhstc-
ton Of the seventh article of the constitution; and
that this article be published under the direction OF
tse governor, N AT least three newspapers, publish.
ed IA his state for tlrrc months previous TO tie
next general election, and that tbs act together
with dc yeas and nays thereon be entered 90 tie
journals Of ;he senate and house OF representatives.
Sec. 6, AEl be il further enacted, That tlt tx
| pense OF newspaper advertisement mentioned II
this act shall be paid BY the sand rail road company
! Sec, Z. And be Il further enacted, That The
powers, rights and privileges conferred by tins act
and the act Incorporating the Commercial and RAJ
road bank Of Njck,hurg aud the several acts supple
mcnlaty OF amcndatory thereto, sl0l be 10 ut aict
and continue until the year one thousand eight hun
dred and eighty after which time he sand raII-roa,
shall become aud be the property OF the STATE.
J JlIN ". KING,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives:
A, l.. BlNGAMAN
PttHdtn, Of the Senate
Approved, February 10, 1889.
A. &. McNUTT
August ~ 1859 --s-3m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23

EEAVE received some Drawing Paper s Parch-
ment' April 20, 1899
brlstaL Board anl mntic Paper expected soon.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23
state of Mississippi, Lovndes CITY

WHEREAS it is the opinion of the undersign-
w ed presiding Judge Of the sixth judicial Dis
uct for SAID State that in consequence of a failure
Of The regular term Of the Cncuh Cour, Of said
county. that special term Of said Circuit court
should be he'd II is therefore, hereby ordered by
The undersigned that special term Of The circuit
court for The sand county Of Lowndes he holden al
lhe court house Of said county on tie third Monday
OF December 1880; and lhat the same continue M.
vi all the business Of said count shall be disposed OF
and determined.
In testimony whereoi, | hive hereunio set my
hand and affixed my seal die 2ad day Of NoSsm-
Der, A. y. 1889
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23
Nn nnnL LBS. DRY HIDES WANTED
ZU.OUU For which the highest price viii
be pa1d bv A. II. WOLFlNGlON,
MARCH @ 1889 ssh

A FRESH supply ni Medicines perlumery and
IN Soaps (both for washing and shaviug( very
superior article Just received tya Barge and for
sale by SMITH.
August 81, isS9--s-tr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23
Oldridge's Balm of Columbia.

VsNllIS article stops tie hair from coming out,
Il producing beautiful WHISPERS; prevents
The hair from turning grey, ard restores il ON places
that have become bald. As WhiskerS are again
coming in fashion, those who wish Tor a rapid growth
aud Of beautiful Lack coor will do well to call be-
Tore II is aIi SODA flesh stock Just received and
Tor sale by h A SMITH
August 81, Is39-s-tr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23
Law Notice.
EnEIREN DAVIS, STEPHEN COChk

y aud JUit y HUODNiN, nave dss"Ii"'tu
themselves IN the practice Of Law. One or more OF
Che hua will a,ienit TO business conhded iothrm IN
lhe Circuit Court,of Lowndes, Monroe. Chlckasaw,
Porrouc, Tippah Tishemiugo, liawamta aud
ONlblee1; lie Federal and Chancery Courts
and the HIGH Court of Errors and Appeals attack
son.
Il. DAVIS Office In Athens, Monroe County, Nj.
] GooDwiS's, " IN Aberdeen, Monroe ''
s. CocNGs IN Columbus, Lowudes
march r. l~3--34ti
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23
&. G.. OInstcd.

frkrE o. FRASKLIS, TENNE,sETi)
WILL practice Law IN Lownds and. the
w adjoining counties. Office, opposite the
Post Office.
Csllsfba-. Mi.s. Oct. 6th, ls5s. l4-sf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23
The State of Mississippi,

Lorndes Camtg. $. $.
l. OVID 2. BROWN, Clerk Of the Cucuit
Court OF LowndeS couHiy, aforesaid, do hereby GER
tfy that the above is true copy olihe original or
der. as entered on the minutes of our SAID court.
Gwen under nv hand and seal OF Office this Sc
coud dsv Of November, A. D. 1889.
OVID p. BROWN, Clerk
By j. d. MONTGOMERY, Opt Clerk.
IS-Aw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23
JORDAN REECE.,
JOSEPH IEATES,

Satkrille November list, 1880;
Printers Gee $40 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23
General Agency and Comm 'ssA,--
Business.

y
Business.
TENHE Subscribers have lorutU
Il in The above line OF BUSH - -
IN the City OF MOBILIZE from am
October next under the STYLE Id sio
ii B. g. G. HOLCOMLE
Having been engaged in tie sane hoe O "
ior several years 10 The Ciy Of Ausas;s jeorg
and acquired The Necessary exirnn=s and khyN',
edge Of the business they Rave unaaflaAeA
chilly in The sale oIcoI6n, Iiigr Ie'i conflio y e.
Eg abe TO g4to satisfaction &c thoe VI ,i-
who may cuhfic business 10 tier Us "a.
One o! The firm Will 4. aIl TINES he 9cr
ent, to attend To the bsines1 Of IT, td1es
HENRY d 1UH0
GE9RGF 6 HOLLIS
NV. lGd is3o--l9-3Gw.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23
Wm. u. Cameron.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
A-EsE 0f THE HIssIsIFTI UsI0S I41E,
80. s., Commerce Street,
Jla's l4--tt NOUS

Kicker. Hadlcy. Davis. X Co.
COMMISSION MLHCHANTs,
Agents .NissisITi onion Bsn.,
10. So, Clmp-SlTeet.
INV ORLEANS,
Dec g. ISIS 25u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-23
Valuable Plantation for Sale.

| will sell on reasonable terms nv
pan'atlon IN NoNubee county, situated
between the 'fombigbee and Noxnbee
rivers. ten mites fnm lie Biuhce mi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-04-05
THE BOUNDARY QUESTION.

The following Us copy Of the papers
relative to the suspension of the con,rover.
sy about the boundary question. which
have lately been sanctioned by the Amerl.
can md English authorities:
llead Qrs. Eastern division, u S. Army, }
Augusta Nc. March 81 1889.
The undersigned, n Major General, in
The army of the United States, being spe d.
clally charged with maintaining the peace
and safely of their entire northern and
eastern frontiers. having cause to opp,c i.
bend collision Of arms between The p,ox
mate forces OF New Brunswick and the
State Of Maine, on the disputed territory,
which is claimed by both, has the honor
IN the sincere desire Of the United States
10 preserve The relations Of peace aud amlty
with Great Bulain-rcIHlions which miph,
be endangered by such unroward COLLISION
to invite from his Excclcncy, Major
Genera Sir John Harvey, Lieut.. Govern
or. Nc. general declaration TO this ef1ecl
That 1t is not the Intention Of the Lieut.,
Governor of her Brl,nrn,c majesty prov.
lnce OF New Brunswick, under the expect.
ed renewal of negotiations between the
cabinets OF London and Washington, on
the subject of the said disputed territory.
without renewed instructions TO tbu, effect
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-04-05
MIR. BIDDI,E.

We learn from the U. s. Gazette tina,
Mr.. BIDDLE has resigned The office of Pres.
ldent oftIe U. S. Bank, and that Thomas
Dunlap, one of the Cashiers, has been ap>
pointed in his stead. The motive for this
step does not distinctly appear though
madame rumour has minated ,ba, it wa.
for the purpose of taking charge of the
Treasury Department, at Washington. 10
reference to this subject, however, the Ga.
Zette obscrvcs--"We do not know wba, is
the intention Of Mr. Blddle-but with an
ample fortune, with a cultivated literary
taste, means and appliances for eocinl en-
joyments. powers to impart and TO receive
pleasures in intercourse with elevated
minds. the quiet of Andausia might be
supposed to open to him enjoymeu,s. TO be
the more rcished os he wilhdraws from the
unremitted labors Of four lustres, with the
concurrent admiration Of every class of his
fellow liens, and with the consciousness
that he has eurmnuntcd difficulties that
would have appoiIta diners, -dlh secured
the respect Of those whose approval is the
reward for life Of difficulties"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-04-05
DEATH OF GEORGE ROBINSON.

AT an adj1Tned meeting Of The inhabitants Of
Burlington, convened 10 transact laj arnl 'nJyr
business on MONDAY last, Mr. IIasweli prev ious 10
the close of said meeting, in a brief manner thus
announced the death Of GEO. RoBiSsoS, ESQ.
MIR. Chairman-It is with deep regret com.
mnnca'e TO the heemen now assembled. inlel.
gcnce OF The death -four lale lownsman and fellow
citizen. George Robinson. lie departed ihi. life a
few weeks since the residence OF his son IN Mich.
'gnn. II is said, Mr. Chairman, that She good
which men do, should live after them ~ and that
"ihe bad should! be inferred with their bones.
Although Mr.. Robinson was not EXEMPT from frail.
ties which flesh is heir to, YET he possessed many
virtues which should I've che, i.hed and rem .mbered
ly those who survive him. At an e., ly day he be.
came an nnabiiant of this town, and ! need not
remind many whom now see present, Of his former
usefulness. For many years he was our first Gu.
pervsor or select man. For great number Of
successive years, he filled The Office and faithfully
discharged The duties ofiown clerk. For a number
of years he represented This town in The legislature
Of Vermont. lie there ably ained iis interests.
gained credit for hmse II and honor for The state.
In all his public and private concerns he was open.
frank, conidng, and courteous to those who differ.
ed from him.
No occasion. sir, can be more proper than our
present assemb'ase, to speak Of Mr.. Robinson 40
we have known and seen him in his pamy days
As lie has gone The way Of all The earth, a passing
tribute of'espect may be considered as justly due
from us 10 his memorJ. ! therefore present for
your consideration The following Resolution.
Resolved. by The inhabitants Of Burlington, in
Town Meeting assembled, that entertaining a high
respect for The memory and valuable services,
rendered this town by their laIe fellow cilisen
GEoRar ROBINSON, whose recent deceass is now
announced, they signify their sympathy 10 his sur
viying family and friends, by directing a copy NJ
his Resolution TO be transmitted 10 Ms son Arm
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-04-05
B WIH 4 nc CT O &c
FRIDAY MORNIN APRIL
FROM THE FRONTIER.

Things are in n sad state at the north.
Hardly night passes without a burning
on one side or the other. On Friday Of
last week. barn and shed owned BY Chas.
Miller, Of 81. Armand, were burned down.
together With their contents, consisting Of
eight horses, ton cows, two oxen, five
calves, and lnrge quantity Of hay. The
Msslskou Standard says that the perpc.
traitors Of this act were traced several
miles in the direction OF Swanton, but that
suspicion does no, fix upon any person in
particular. As a matter Of course this led
to retaliation, and on the following nights
two barns were burned on this side one
OF which, we believe was owned BY John
Barr, Egg. Of IIighga,c. Two companies
of The Highgate militia were under arms.
on Monday, and a gentleman who came
through on Tuesday informs US that ex.
element was at lis highest pitch. We
further learn that the incendIaries on this
tidc were in one instance recognized as
belonging 10 the volunteers. They were
fired upon, and returned the shot, but
without any effect on either side. a mes.
senger has gone to Shor cham. 10 represent
the matter TO Gov. Jenson. We hope his
ExceIIency will adopt prompt and efficient
measures to bring to justice every indlvid-
uaI concerned IN these atrocious deeds,
whether citizen or refugee. We disclaim
all sympathy that is lighted by the torch
or the brand. Those are exclusively royal
prerogaiives; and. for heaven sake, let no
patriot seek 10 divide with Sir John Col.
born the honor they confer
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-04-05

off, snappng her fingers in the face Of The
court, which was then in session.
Not to be ou,done by woman, Huntoon
the opium Gator. on Wednesday night,
armed with a billet Of wood, made a gentle
at,ock on the brick and mortar that sur
rounded him, and after n conA'c, Of thirty
minutes succeeded in demo'ishing the chin.
uey, and. making his way into he garre'.
was on the point OF coming down the scu,.
tie into the dwelling part, when the Jai!or
recollcc'ing that he had not paid his bill.
reminded him Of The fact, and for want Of
5a il rccommted him.
The mason was yesterday at work re-.
pairing the breach; but what's the use
The next person that wills TO escape can
tear it down in FIVE minutes, and ho must
be o miserable dolt indeed. who stays there
any longer than sns his own convenience.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-04-05
PORTLAND AND BURLINGTON
Rail, ROAD

In the Co. Co. Democrat oflast week.
md IN our eastern exchanges his vast CT
,eff!7e.'s again revived after peaceful
slumbrr OF one or TWO years. MI il u.
prosecuted 10 comp'eiion' THIS quest ion,
NAV, at This time more propcrl, Than q, n
canning stage Of The important enterprise.
be propnundcd. Oar individual op,nnn is
that 1t CAN be accomplished. but that II
WI! require the unled, active aud be-l
Efforts OF every individual IN this section.
The work is already begun pet,tions t.
The legislature are current; llr Wells the
Representative elect to The Legislature
from his town promises his ablesr effort.
in MD Of The project. So far so good
The Information received v Mr. Well.
IN rrla'i"n to the resolution If the Lcg,sln
'urc of Maine, Us published II the Co. Co.
Democrat is probably correc with one ex.
ccplion. The information received by s
w. Cooper, esq. OF this vllage, from a
distinguished individual from lame, corrob
ora'cs Mr.. Wells in part. There ia ,hi.
difference, however. 1t appears by Mr.
Coopcr's information that he Tesolui lpr
referred to was conditional. and resting
nnon contingency, aud WIS not 10 tax,
effect eXcep, there should be an adJliio iona
81 900 raised IN the cny # Portland by
private sub>cr'pi,on and Ir. Cooper i,
c''d'b'y informed that said 81 900 is raised
in the cnv of Portland AMI that instead
Of $4,000, there are now $4,000 in read,
ness To be appropriated to Promote the oh
j"c's alluded TO by Mr.. Wells. Mr.. Wells
nlorma'ion was correct. so hr as il extend
ed, but II Is m, so full and Fuss as that ol
Mr.. Cooper, who has all the particulars.
Mr. Cooper also informs Is that. as sool
MS h's health will permit, h, shall be pre-.
pared with petitions, which himself int end.
TO circulate IN the several towns in the
counlry for signatures; ard although his
means are hunted, he promises 10 do al
much To promote this desuble object Of
MIR. Wells, or any other bwyer in the
county -Whus Mountain Lancaster N
H. asga.