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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-29
THROUGH IN FIVE AND A HALF DAYS,


From Mobile (Alabama) to Augusta (Gcol
EANEs Mobile every other isy, a,me'. lately Sftei
i the arrival Of the mail from New nr,.".s, per .t'
steamboats, per Pensacola isay 81 Rosa sound and h"e.
tahaele River and Bayl to Cedar Rlu coaches theme.
via Mariana, ChattaAoochee, formerly Mount Yer.
non, cambridge, Pinerton; iawkinsville and Louis:
Vile to Augusta passenger .akin his seat at Nc
bile is in no danger Of being thrown out losing hi.
preference by other conflicting interests as the FL ORR
DA LINE is but ont concern, and under coLtro
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon HI.
arrivalat Augusta in time specified, through all wealth
and ut any season. unless unforeseen
t,opl,e should occur. The Great New Orleans Mai
is carried ey this route The Agents for accomn,o,a
ton, Teams, Coaches aud Drivers are not surpassed
the southern country.
The smooth, hard, natural roads, the safe and inter
esting water navigation the time and accommodation
afford the traveller speed certainty comfort and pleas
ing Variety connected as it were with the Rail Road
Charleston, s. e. and the steam packets to New York
travellers can rea ,h New York from New Orleans
LESS THAN II DAYs"-Washington city in l2.
| From Chattal,oocfee, Florida, we have a Brane
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, to ST Marks, i hor
post coaches, also tive Branches from Hawkns,ills
to Miledgere, and one to Macon, light two ,ors
caches. STOCK IONS g co.
AUGUSTA, Goth Jan. 1885.
Office at Mansion House Mobile :
distance, New Orleans to Mo!iIe, $50 mile
Augusta to Charleston, IS6 :"
| Charleston to New York, $50 $50
| Time, New Orlean to Mobile, Is hours
| Mobile to Augusta, tS2 {"
| Augusta to Charleston, l2
| Charleston to New York, &c 2ss
Making 1853 miles per day. or miles per hour, nclu
sivc Of all s.oppages nov 10
N. d. beg leave 10 INTERN the public that tn
bridges over the Chaahooehe swamp and Hard Iabo
creek have just been completed by the general govern
men 1.-THE only obstacles operating againstthis safe
speedy route thus happily removed and have III
pleasure ofes ming from travellers tina, the coaches hor
SEES, drivers aud roads Of the first order; and as to III
water route from Pensacola Cedar Bluff it is admit
ted by all who av: passed through to be unsrp,sse
in novelties beauty and safety. The bridges throux
Georgia have also beenrep,irea. J Nj G BAKER
nRAYS & CARTS Philadelphia draws. I i
IL carts, prs wheels, 10 trucks, Is dirt an
wood barrows, in store for sale by
NILS GHAMPLlN L. COOPER. 70 & 60 Jul
EENTEEl furnished Apartments to rent al he CO
| ~ neI Of julia aud Carondeet st. mar l8
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.ORDERS RECEIVED FOR
JONES' PATENT COT7'O.v
re- OF BE MXN1FAcTURED IN NEW YORK by
ROBERT HOE & CO.
SC.4LE OF PRICEs-Double GINS.
For double Gin Of 30 saws Or more each
cylinder, making 60 SAWS in the stand,
% tss!s , hi hi' 81 Is sa IS "a "a cylinder, '"'
Or l2O in the stand, feeders, &c.
So per saw, or 72O OO
For do of 40 saws on do or 8 saws ins
stand, at Sc. Is per saw, or 500 W
For do. OF 20 saws on do. 40 in
stand, et$6 so per saw, or $50 Ok
SINGLE GINS.
| For single gin of so more, with
! one set Of Feeders, ba,,ts, Nc. n, St per
saw, $3.50 "
For do. Of 60 SAWS. with feeders Sr at Sc
80 per saw, 500 *
For do Of 40 saws, with feeders &C. Sc
For do. OF 20 saws, with feeders, &c. at 81
so per saw, $50 IN
Extra teeth where desired, for feeders, supplied !.
40 cents each; the number ofteeth heing abou, equa
the number Of SAWS. One set of feeders, il is
sidered however, will wear on, two three sets o
sows Extra saws supplied at so cents EACH
The Gins ordered, will be delivered to the agents o
planters in any Of the por, towns OF the cotton plan
ting States, n, the above prices, the agents paying tn
fire; ,h on the same from New York, and becoming re
sTk-,aibe for the amount of the Gin. A Gin wr'sl
will he sent will, the Gins to Put them up where de
sired; the charges for whese services will be extra, bH
moderate.
Iron running gearcan also he ordered where desired
on reasonable terms, but will be charged extra Hois
power, ofany description, be furnished o" l,k
terms. Small steam engines can also be ordered 1t de
sired.
It's desi,.bls, when planters give orders tor Gin
they should accompany them with their views /" resal
to the arrangements SAWS, breasts, brushes, &C.
fx,,,1 IA Il Tx. ,,,sunn Son,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-29

straps and worsted rein web; chain and hook
names; blind brides and lines; Scotch collars,
and horse and mule collars, sof all qualities; mo-
rocco, buck bear. sheep and buffalo skins; plated
brass and steel bride bits of ev,ry description,
plated. hra.s and steel spurs OF every description;
plated, brass and steel srrups OF every descrip.
ton.
Together with complete assortment Of every
article in their line Of busness-al Of which they
offer for sale on accommodating terms.
They will also continue TO receive through the
year, by packets from New York, fresh supplies TO
keep their stock ample and complete.
KOuES, DAVIDSON & CO,
70 l5Canal st.
LlRESH GARDEN SEED.-The subscriber
IL hcgs to express his grateful thanks to the pubs
lie, for the liberal support he has received since he
commenced business in this city. Being sole pro
not and never was agent tor any northern seed
vender; neither is he connected with anv house in
this country-but he assures the public that his
connections in evory department Of the seed buslI
ness, the different countries ct Europe equal
10 that Of any house in the United States lie
ports seeds, plants, &c. from the most extensive
and respectable nurseries and see ismen in France,
Holland, England, Scotland, and the no thern
states-and il will all times he his interest; as il
is his study, to receive, in addin"n to his present
stock. large arrivals of every description, really the
grow tn Of 1888; also, engrat,ed fruit Trees, Of all
kinds. The public may rely on finding iull as
sortment Of every article in the seed line, of genu
inc quality, and imported direct by
n VIM. Dim.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-29

Amer. and Eng. brides and Bride mountngs,
do do martingales,
Plated brass, and japanned coach harness,
do do do gig aud sulkeo do
do do do Baroucle do
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-29

4 NUNDS-Mss,ssippi Fund. taken at Z Front lie
l. wee, for Groceries.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-29

NklNE-l50 boxes Cla,et und Sauterle Wine, il
w store aud tor sale hv
ja28 CHAMPIlN & COOPER, 80 Julia
ALE ROPE-l50 coil Bale Rope, Of supsrio
- quality, for sale by
fei2 ISAAC BRIDGE Il Co, 1874 Magazine
- OslN-50 hrls rosin landing finm ship Charles
y mngne, and for sale by
mar 10 SHALL 4 BROWN, 96 Magazine st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-29
HH,MORRHOIDS,

HAY'S LINIMENT.-No Fiction.-This OK
l. traordinary chemical composition, the result
Of science, and the invention OF a celebrated medi
cal man, the introduat,n Of which 10 the public
was invested with the solemnity of deathbed
beguest has since gained reputation unparalleled.
fully sustaining the correctness Of tho lamentsd
DR. Grdleys last cor fession, that " he dared not
die without giving to posterity tho beueht Of his
knowledge this subject" and he therefore
b,queathed to Ills friend and attendant, Solomon
Hays, the secret of hi. discovery.
It is now used in the principal hospitals, ard
the private practice in country, first and most
certainly for the cure of the Piles. and 30 extern
aivoly and effectually as to baffie crcduy unless
whore its effects witnessed Externally in tho
following complaints:
at once. r-.
All Swelngs-Reducng them in few hourS
Rheu,natisnl-Acuts or Chronic, giving quick
case.
Ssre Throat-By Cancers, Ulcers or Colds.
Group and Whoop'ng Cough-Externally, and
over tho Chest.
All Bruises, Sprains, and Burns-Curng in a
few hours.
Sores and Ulccrs--Whether fresh or long
standing, and fever sores.
Its operations upon adults and children in reduc
Ing rheumatic dwellings, and loosening coughs and
tshtness Of the chest ny relaxation of the parts,
has boon surprising beyond conception. The
common remark Of those whs have used it in the
Pies, il :. 1t acts like CHARM"
THE Pill ES-The price, 81 ises, fundad to any
person who will use a bottle Of Hugs LniInent
for the Piles, and return the empty bottle withou.
being cured. Those are the positive orders Of the
proprietor to tho Agents; and out Of many thou
sands sold. not ono has been unsuccessful
W. might insert certificates IL any length, but
prefer that those who soil the article, should CT
hbit the original to Purchasers.
CAUTION-None can be genuine without a
splendid engraved wrapper, on which is my name,
and also that Of the Agents.
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold wholesale and rcta by COMSTOCk &
Co, New York, and by one Druggist in every
town in the Union.
For sale by tho Wholesale Agents, corner OF
Common g. Tchoupitoulas street, and BY the
Apothecaries generally. ]e3O
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FALL 4 WINTER CLoTHlNG.

FALL 4. WINTER CLOTHING.
r. r. FREEMAN Il CO., Na. 8, Magazine street.
-. are rrcei,ing their supplies OF Fall md Winter
Clohng and will continue to receive ehirmens ssgu.
ary throughout the season. Their asssrtnant being
large will enable them 10 snprly msrclnn,s fros,
the country. the short-st notice. fos sale Wholesale
retnil, on accommodating terms.
ep29 $50
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-29

OMbARD L. cos Boston and New Orleans
- Line of Packet Ships.-Ths new line of ships
mas been expressly built to run between the abovo
ports, and will be found Of suitable draft Of water:
accommodations acc for passengers, and every effort
will be made to give general satisfaction, Tho
line IS Composed Of the 70 lowing ships;
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-29

TO THE LADIES.
A TKINSON'S DEPiliAlDRY, for removing sus
IA perhuous hair from the face, neck and arms with
sqnal safety and certainty, leaving the skin finer and
whittier than before the application. fresh supply
just received nj GUlON'S,
No Exchange Hotel, corne, ST Cnarles and Commo.
sire is. .uS
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-23
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
baptist Anti-Slavcry Convention.
BRANDON, WEDNESDAY, OCT. %, 1889.
BRANDON, Oct. s, 1896


At eleven o'clock, A. M. brethren and
friends from different parts Of the State as
sembled in the Baptist Westinghouse, in
pursuance Of call previously issued in the
Telegraph.
Organized, by choosing JoHN IDE, Mod
orator; and o. S. MuRRAY, Clerk.
Prayer by brother James Delany, Of tt
eonderoga, N. Y.
Voted to invite ali persons present, who
are favorable to the objects Of this Conven-
ton, 10 seats with US and participation in
our proceedings.
Appointed o. S. Murray, A. Angler, CA.
Thomas, w. G. Johnson, and Euoch He
bard, Business Committee, to report al
the opening Of the afternoon session.
Adjourned to half past Jpn.
Afternoon. Met pursuant to adjourn
menL Player by ID. w. Burroughs.
Business Committee reported. Report
accepted.
The following resolutions were discuss.
cd and adopted:
Whereas the God Of Heaven has said, by
the mouth Of his servant Moses, tnou
shalt IN anywise rebuke thy neighbor, and
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-23

SaaI safes far cash hove yeyn u.pIe To-,
day at IL. 10.
How is il that the exporters OF Tea slog.d be so
eonscienousIy opposed to the impo tation of Opt
um Or rather, how is it that those who are
with the greatest Prepriey, conScientio'sly op.
posed to the importation OF Opium, nave no scru-
pies against the expectation OF Teal Herein is
palpable paradox hat mnstbo perceptbic to all who
not blinded either by appetite avarice. For,
although the one is quicker and more powerful
poison than the other, it is not a surer.
The greater wonder is, that protested christians
should traffic in, use, as articles Of luxury, Ell
Their of these, or amy other posons.
| DIsrREssING A liu!e daughter (about
! Z years of age) Of Harlow Huntington Of
SALISBURY, was recently crushed to death
under a cart loaded with potatoes.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-23

uae ana energ 5. he revival com
msnceJ The frs, week ia s r,eaDer, n a
Fro.racled season Of worship nndrr the
labors of our esteemed brother Jacob
Knapp, who has for some time been
highly successful as an Evangelist.
The work appears to be of the most
genuine character. The church is thor
oughlv revived bacLl-slidtrs are reclaim
ed some who were excluded are restored
many Of our most prominent youth Of
both Sexes have been brought IN and are
now members of our church. Several Of
The Young brethren commence in our
Academy to-day their studies preparatory
to the ministry. A Respectable number
of those in the middle age of life, few
in advanced ace have also shared in this
work of grace. We have already re-
ceved four husbands by baptism, and TWO
by experience, who had been baptized,
and expect three more by baptism soon.
The fourth Sabbath in September, !
baptized fourteen--the fifth, twenty seven
aud yesterday, fifteen, ten by letter and
experience--,o.al, 66. 1t has added quite
a number Of families to our church anC
congregation who were not in the habi
of attending with us before. There ha.
been wonderful anxiety among the con
verts to be buried in the likeness of th
Savior'S death.
:, expect to baptize again mex. Sabbath
and what is very pleasing is, the wor
| still contiaaeS, and The concerts and III
church. seem disposed TO Ice for God an
eternity'
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-23
o. S. MURRAY, Clerk.
Revival ira Bennington.

Brother Hutchins, in rendering reasons for not
attending the Con ention recently held in this vii
iage says:
We are experiencing a glorious re-
.yivni of religion. which demands all nv
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-22


funds TO the printer engaged At the work,
according to contract, and that It would
not Be executed on their account, direct.
ed Mr.. Toy to proceed with the publica.
ton, and that would pay him Eeasoba.
bic price for the same, on its. delivery I i
also Instructed him toIncIudein lhesSols
urne, reprint "a the.acls Of public pa-
tufe, passed at he April session, 1887, ind
tie January session, 1888 Ihave re-
ceived, by mail, copy Of the entire work /;
il contains nine hundred and thirty.two
pages, wifll good index % the Mlule9Ols
ume, and is well hound and neatly execu.
ted. | have received advice that eleven
hundred and seven copies Of the work
were shipped from Baltimore, on The T5lh
Of December 1886, and the residue there.
81, consisting Cfeleyen hundred and forty.
three copies, has, no doubt, been forward.
ed before this time.
/ The total cost Of the 2250 copies, in
Baltimore, win not vary much from four
Thousand dollars. Freight, Insurance, and
other incidental charges. will have 10 be
lipaid in addition. The last appropriation
Iof Eve thousand dollarsis yet in the trea-
lsury, and will be more than sufficient to
pay for the work, and all incidental char,
ges. i respectfully request that an aPpro.
!; praiion be made, to enable ;Ie Executive
to pay for the reprint of the Statutes pub
u lished by Mr.. Toy. His letter Of the ISL
!. of December last, is herewith transmitted
q and the whole correspondence will be fur
nished, if requested. The great. impor
lance Of furnishing the Statutes as speed
i ly as possible, to the various State officer
now destitute, made it incumbent on th
Executive to use every exertionato ebtaiI
them. A. G. McNUTT.
Executive DEPARTMENT.,
!, City of Jackson, Jan. 8, 1899.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-22

~ N-lcd
JACKSON, jan. Isl ~.
Soon aAsF tie meeting Of the -. -,
the Wing party called coov..,: ''..ls
members, and decided b. vote y ,. q
that Henderson should be der -; y .
the o. s. Senate, instead Of B;Do,,
opposing rival For the last few - =
Buren, Partyin the Senate hsv. - -. "
into tie election Of Senator, bsviD. %
Of one OrtwO votes in that bOay. T
jautfaEP uEsning gnsh.a cou.-s -. --9 q
this morning BY the resignation n ). -.
hE Tie name Of Bo1d, from Hsu.s-1','S-s u
pledged to VOtefor the Wing esDs,... ~
supposed By many tiIat this SlsOo,,. y
Bond, who is an ignorant man. Va. J. FA'f
Of a shameful intrigue oathe part I, ~
our opponents. IshOuld not bemn..
should appear, upon investigation - -
bad eiiscled this defstof theps,-l.,.-..
No steps, however, VIII be taken 4
the plotters-atles & this i nv ~s''aA
have heard i suggested Ia, : R
course would be pursued. TIE -.
Bond may, under the present c.
defeat us-iOf member from JsEsn~s
fined at home BY sickness, and the W..
resentative from TuDica has rasivs.s -
Van Burenites have not yet do,erm,.. !.
they win run. Gwin is proposed. 81 49,
select COteswOrth Pinckney suith Z ~.
means they can draw of any Of %, -.
This however, cannot be done ul., q = ; a
kinson delegatesarein INSTRUCTED tOv,,. -
for which purpose orders have ben -,
tOthat county, believing that bis s.gs,s1f,.-..
ularity VIII effect the desired Obisc. a.
members from that county appear 70 ). -
and decided Whigs-and that the asyis :
the enemy win fail, as have been inivS5
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-22
FROM MEXICO.

IMPORTANT RUMoR.-A report has rs51
New Orleans, through private Iettcn fuos
Mexican coast, that Mexico had for1sEf
clared war against France, and that
Anna. of San Jacinto fame, at the Id
5000 troops had entered Vera Cruz, anssl
the French, in possession Of San Juan ca
to their boats. The Frence lo9 was pz-i
officers and men. Santa Anna hansefra
ed a wound IN The leg, and suhseguszb
mitted to anputatiOn.
The above intelligence has been sous1
BY recent intelligence. Santa ANA h,s -,
a bold push to retrieve his fallen foliuDe. ~
although he has met with serious niylotuo.
al the commencement, be VII no doubt ID
on until he again places himself at the head Z
the lfexican Government. The New d.
leans Bulletin announces the following =, q.
latest from the seat e war:
The Spanish schooner Bella, from Ven
Cruz, December 23d, brings con6rmsSu 4
the news published a few days AGO. 81,
Anna lost his leg in the engagement, and Ca.
Varisa was taken prisoner, as before rsp5t,,
When the B. leit, the Castle had been en-.
ated BY the French troops. The Meriens.
my, under Santa Anna, was encanpel TN
! miles from the city, in number about 7W Go
men. Eight days had been allowed h b
French residents to leave the city With a.a
families and effects, and sixty DAYS ff lhw
residing in the interior. Il was reported d.
the Mexican Government INTENDED 10 sld
all foreigners from the country. A priI &
the French feet had left Vera Cruz 3 fs
purpose Of renewing the blockade Of tie aia
| Mexican ports. The blockade Of Yea Cll
was strictly enfFced-no vessels a5rs1 10
enter. The French brig Therese Luiss, W
to be despatched by the Admiral IL aboal IA
days, with 10 French residents, i5r NeS
Orleans. There was no .. s. vessel at We.
Cruz. An English fngate was lying Al So
rheios, and an English packet before The CsI
tie. The French squadron before the fssd
consisted of two figates, one .slOOp q Va
and three or four briggs. The Prince d lOs
vile had sailed IN the corvette Crock, q
cruise to Havana and one or two yesseh d
been despatched to France.
The schooner Cora, six days from Mszno
ras, brings intelligence that that place VA b
siged BY the federal fOrces-nine hHBds
strong. The town was defended By abOr =
same force, under the command q 6esi
FilasOla. No action had taken place. b
assailants were unpfovided with artillery .
slsting principally Of dragons witAsO -
queteer and swordsmen. AL eORnuiifa
I with the interior was cut of
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-22

FIRE AT RICHMOND (YA.I-A 6saes
fire occurred in Richmond, short tineas
The Eagle Hotel. on Mam-stEeet, Esslut
together with a large number of stores .
other buildings. The Richmond Con
says:
The fire was the most destIocdge WIid5 y
occurred for near 80 years. save he Pslllel.
tiaTy. The moonlight WssTery bThansi 3.
the rays were reflected from the hgIlAg 2 :
great distance, and presented me q y
est scenes We ever beheld-amOlg y -
stood the Capitol, most consPlcuo4, % =
have never seen IN look SO rUpjeste, IT,
lar Of Mr.. DuvaI's store, contsnhas
quantity Of oil, t0rpentine, WINE ~ -
infamnable stufia, which could nes :
ont. When the fire communicate ~
a succession Of innumerable spiral
produced, which lowered TO an Ine. -
height, producing the most bEiIiaD
rable cofusCations.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-22


Correspondent 81 he Bsltino's
WAsHrrsroE, Dee 9
SPEECH or NB.
On alcati0as-Iae SeerstsIg :
sur,s and Hrs. L0bkips--lts.'
ne pelSScs "a kaSsn.z 9 : bs1
Mr. prentiss commented WIN
gency ca Ii E iident ) sllg
a1pIicaiil1 81 public money @ l.....' =
an D iest 81 tie govern ot
ted with inoEIIiniious TIIhielll -. =
gRondeIi iscoyolg that ne
e. cannot always e wen adElse
tons. He "a inced eases - Nl'lfa
tive bad failed 10 remove men
appoinl6. men whom be knew g ~,
miiled odences which be nov
Be lnaiissd as felony, a.l.l
dir6 csfn iEiI merit = le
this very 1afion, rol
ser and - orr course thenos
eeee'' e .,6,
sriIy ana ags BIN 8
1o m = olls1 le 80
Isl
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m lart no
nrlse IS .rr1os
20 pIe
literary
M eA
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-22

u The Legislatures Of Bsry =.
chusetts, and New-Y York, met On ihs
and organized By the election q Wig
throughout. Both branches Of the Y
Of Maryland are decidedly Wing
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-22
enc gontter11 aratls.
aRAga BGaRRae
coLUMBus. TUESDAY. Jan. p. lssa
U. S. SENAroR.-In all probability this inn

U. s. SENA ToR.-In llprObability this inn
portant office viii not be filed during the pre-
sent session of the Legislature. The Loco
Focos, fearing defeat, are placing every obsta-
Gle in the way to prevent the election. The
State win be unepresented in the higher
branch of Congress in case Of called ses-
sion, and at all events, if the election is post
poned until next winter, we shall have but one
member in the Senate of the United States I'M,
til the month Of February. Thus, the Loco
FOcos, for mere party purposes, are resolved to
defeat the wishes of the people. The South
en Sun says:-" The Senatehaving amend.
ed the resolution relative to the election of u.
S. Senator, so as to 60 into an election for the
t.'lerpired term, only, on next Wednesday, a
motion was made TO concur in said amendment.
The vote was taken by ayes and noes and lost
ayes AZ, noes IS. The vote vas strictly a
party vote-all the Wings present voting
against the motion, and all the Loco, Focos fol
it. It therefore appears that the Wings has
majority of two votes on this trial o
strength Messrs. Woodard and Drake
wings, were absent. Had they benin at
tendance, we would have beaten our opponents
four votes. at2H
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-22

u We return our thanks to Mr.. FARRAR,
Of Wilkinson county, for copy Of a bin emf.
lied "an act to abolish Imprisonment for debt, ?
introduced by him N the Senate Of our State.
It affords US pleasure to perceive that some ac-
ton is tobe had on the subject, and If a bll
can be 30 constituted as to preserve and main-
tain the rights Of creditors and punish fraudu-
lent debtors, il would be Of great advantage
to the State. The loose credit system which
has prevailed throughout ON State would Be
done away with, # an actof this hind couldbs
passed Credit then would not be So general
and honest debtors would have an opportunity
Of retrieving their fortunes We have n6l
had time to examine, particularly, Mr.. Fan.
RAR's bin. ' S e le
4 kef I'll .afs
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-22

GEoseIa The only bills Ofsny
portance passed at the late se.slcn 2 3. '. :. n,
ga Legislature, were the free
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