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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-31

Dec 81 1I-a
~ CHANCERY-visoisA-At Rules held office
Circuit superior Court OF Law and Chance Motto
way County, q the eth day OF November, 1889:
Hen White and Charles d. Mclndoe Trustees OF Asa B. Per-
kins Plaintiffs,
against
Edward L. Royal Isham C. Lundy and Joseph Royall,
Defendants.
The defendant having appear
and according the of Assembly
this Court and appearing b, satisfactory evidence tina,
he nabtan Of this county, Idered that the said
defendant here the FIRST day n the April
and answer bill Of the plaintiffs and copy order
the Richmond Enquirer
and posted the front door OF the Courthouse Of this
| y COpy-Icstc,
Dec 81 ,7l-wswl C. W. FITZGERALD
| lanes RIVER AND KASAWHA COMPhNT-1hr follow
the form of the Bond Of the James River and kanawa
Company States Guarantee, which Will BE- exchanged for
the post notes Of the Company as they tall due
De- il known there due from the James River and Ka
| nawha Company 10 order the sum Of --- dollars
per cent. from the first day Of
thousand eight hundred and payable the
Office Of the said Company the first day January and July
being much borrowed BY the said Com
under authority Of Of the General Assembly Viz
gna entitled, IAN act IN provide additional capital for thu
River and kanaw Company for other purposes pass
The 23d day OF March, 1889, the principal whereof
thirty from the said first day of January, 630
payabl. only presentation NJ this certificate.
I'm testimony whereof the said company have caused this Ce
Ifcate be- a,rrsed thar behalf b. -- their
81 President and their and their
pnrate Seal a. be hereunio aft xed Richmond Virginia,
this - day OF -. -, PreSGsRt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-31
T.. r. SPHATLEl

y. ULLh,
: Administrators uith The riN d,n,yrd.
Il Dr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-31

Speaker from the Hon Charles Fenton Mercer, re-
signing his seat member.
on motion Of Mr.. TALIAFERRO, it was laid or
the table.
MISSOURI AND IOWA
me borrowing communication was received from the
resident OF. the United States:
10 nc House Of Representatives Of the United States
herewith communicate to Congress copies of let
s e' rom the Governor of Iowa to the Secretary Of
Sase, and OF the documents transmitted with il on
NE subject OF dispute respecting the boundary line Of
"ss'ut' ne disagreement to the extent of their
.espcuTc jurisdiction has produced state of such
ses excitement that think it necessary 70 invite you,
s;y a,'ehon TO the report of the commissioner ap-
,bs 20 run the line IN question under the act Of
r." ,e ioh OF June, which was sent TO both Houses OF
oy the Secretary Of State on the Both Janua.
FL NJ VAN buren,.
= nasARg'on City Dec 90, 1899
,,t message was read and ordered to lie on the table
ana 10 be printed
mar, n' resolution from the Senate for the appoint
"'.n' OF TWO Chaplans was taken up and agreed to-
M7. HOFFMAN, from the Committee to Revise the
,na oFecr, introduced resolution extending the
-, winch those of the las, Congress have beer
~ unt Inc 10th day of January next
n, "c ,rsolation was agreed TO-
CO. Use, on leave, introduced resolution that the
d.. aPpoiii' tiie standing committees of the House
pe'ose It's adoption Mr. w said he wished to al
asss' through the Chair, word to his constituents
was the expression Of his desire that he might bs
rom being placed on any Of the standing com
al g Oh the House Mr.. WIS reques, was granted
o .e resolution for the appointment Of committees
was then agreed to-
On motion of Mr. BRIGGS, it wa. resolved tina
next = ~ ~ -ioh"a
vi, Lew is, Of Alabama, at the request of "a frenc
os C, GEORGIA, (Alr Cooper) moved reconsideration
.ne vote oy which the House had agreed to the join
cssoI'lon from the Senate, for the appointment o
,Rapans but, as Mr.. L. had not voted in the afirma
on that question: the motion was declared out
O'ceF under the rule
r. PRINTING FOR THE HOUSE.
II. e question now recurring from Tuesday last or
,lsolut'ons moved by Mr. Dawson, of Georgia, in
~. 10 the public printing
re,. ulDDlNGS, Of Ohio who had the aoor on those
MaIons, rose to address the House; when
,sat THOMAS said there had been an Interchange
Spa'ons on that side of the House, and he believed
was now general wish that this subec, Of the
h. os OF printer, &c. be postponed no longer than
~, - o. January next; and he understood the mover
Th s, ng So to modify his resolution
ohAlR said this modification could only be done
ps M. LEWIS WILLIAMS suggested that the post.
d,,.I.an' extend to the 10th of January And after
DIwugg sonrersaton, in which Messrs. r. THOMAS,
kussswa,os, BRIGGS, CUSHING, FILLMORE
n2i2a I'D EXHncIr saai;. mart ths
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09

enable the ADMINISTRATION 60 provide for tho
swafms nf hanety, fanushcd oxpcc,puts, who had
ot years been curslng eNtfavarance, lsudtng ecbn.
omy, and praying Tor reform. Yes, sir Gyou will
take the trouble to examine tho Blue Book you
will fnd that ln every department, there has be en-
great increase IN the number and the amount Of
compensation &C the Executive officers while tho
aggregate amount of the expenditures o. tho Gov.
etnmen, has swollen from less than thirteen mll-
lions to nearly forty
Ii e said. indeed, that there have been ostta.
ordinary demands on the Treasury within the last
few yoars--sueh those arising frctn the FLORIDA
war, an increase Of pensions sc. Now, en-, with
on, dwelling on the was,efo extravaganza Of OK.
peudilute IN the Florida war, or the injustice, on
our part, il which 1t originated, aud deducine from
the aggregate Of expenditures all ohargoablo to
that cause, as well as to every other of an extra.
ordinary nature. there will yet remain an increase
ofsevetal millions which The opoloeists OF tho I'D
mihisraion wholly fail TO account for consistent.
ly with their Wanted professions OF retrenehment
and economy.
Sir, there has no, been tho sghicst effort to re-
trench or economizo. No one, indeed has oven
attempted, under ell the goadlngs of opposition, to
exhibit any evidence Of rcltonchmcnt. All that
we have witnessed have been awkward attempts to
apologize for the vast increase of expenditure -
one oil these apologies has been, That the natural
increase IN the business OF the Government has
called for an increased number of officers. Now,
sir, if bad time would go through the various
Departments, and show you that the increase of
officers in most # not all, of them, bears a very
great dsproporion to any reasonably assumed nat
urB increase Of thei; business. ! must content
myself how ever, with referring to ono of the De-
parmcDts-thnt of the customs-ns an example.
have before me n statement from the Secretary of
the Treasury, communicated in answer To n call
of the Senate at the last session of Congress- ex-
hbitng the total annual expense Of collecting tho
revenue for twenty years, commencing with 1918,
and ending with 1887. 1t is as follows, emitting
the fractions Of dollars:
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09
NOTICE.

The subscribers desirous Of contracting for the
delivery Of pine logs from their lumber 10, in Hubbard
ton at the Mills In Cssetcn and for the transportation
sf50 loads Of lumber 10 Whitehall Apply to
Cssileton Mills, July II. HODGES, Agenf.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09
TO HAY-M.aKERS.

nANIELS Il BELL have for sale Blancbard's, Far
- wells, Marches, and M'Namara's German and
Cas Steel Superior Concnve Seu ScytHes. A so pa
tent Sas,hs Rskes, Pitch Forks DC. which will be sold
very low. BspehHg5 Scythes will be sold 10 mer.
chan,s by the doz at the manufacturers price. 1928
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09

Mr.. Van Borcn. Marcy. Crosve &c. &C. voold,
tomorrow. vote for bank If their party as ususl
should
"Turn about--whce about
Jump jan Crow"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09
NOTICE..

VITHEREAs Jane my wife refuses 10 bed and board
w OF lire with me- this is TO lorhid all persons mar
bring or trusting her my acco Mt as SHAH pay no
debts of her contracting after this d te.
SIR, sbury, June %. THOMAS w CHENEY.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09
Lime For sale.

y,HE subscriber has just burnt about four hundred
1 bushels Of lime at Jseksons Lime Kiln, at Whip.
pie Hollow, wAi3' he offers for sale
TIMOTHY DEMlCK.
June % 1899. 27-2D
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09
G o O D S,

ever offered in this town Staple and Fancy Goods in
great variety. .,,,
Biz blue, brown, invisible green, mulberry ana NIX
I'D Broadciotbs a large and general assortment, very
cbeap Black mixed, and striped Ca simeres SAITH
NETS md domestic Cloths merno cloths, with variety
Of sumner Stuff from low to high price ram oiach
and color silks-blue black Repped and figured Silks,
Of prime quality. Mousene de lans, French prints;
English and American priuts in great variety Jsconet
and Swiss mus-bk bobinet lace and cdgings, Taifeta
and satin rbbons-rich Ia, and cap dohagg and Ban
d,nna hid ks silk shaws ladies Tuscan and straw bats,
gents palm leaf do; six bales Brown sheetngs-also
general assortment of domestic goods.
A eomple,e assortment of groceries, Crockery and
Hard Ware looking glasses, cut and wrought Nails,
Drugs Medicines and Dye s,utis, paints oils, paper
hangngs travelling baskets boots and shoes, hsh OF al
kinds and salt
Their sssortmen, good, comprising almost every ar
tcle usually found in country store and IS offered oi
sale at the loves, prices for cash, produce or approved
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09
NEW GOODS
barrett a. Lille.

U1noULD inform the public that they are now re
w csiving from N. Y. City the most extensive as
sortment Of
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n 0 TICE

TUE partnership between ,hs subscribers by the
i name II Whit EscFson X CO, "a hftehf dissolved
sna hs ho.n.ss q the CompsBy viii be adjusted by
Brssr, Fay, Brown and White,
WV. FAY.
A l. BROWN
JANES ENERSON,
II r WHITE.
The Manafaciuring Of Paper, Printing and Book
ceiling Business will IN fgtute BE- carried hereto
fsr 6y the uudsrtgned anser the partnership firm oil.
n r White a Co. w FAY,
A l. BROWN
Rutland, Jane ~, 1850. u 4 WHITE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09
PLEDGES BROKEN AND POWER ABUSED.
SPEECH OF MR.. SLADE,
OF VERMONT

on THE BILL MAKING APPROPRIATIONS ron
TIE CIVIL AND DIPLOMATIC EXPENSES OF
THE GOVERNMENT FOR THE YEAR 1879
delivered in the House Of Representatives, Feb. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09
DISSOLUTION.

THE Copar,DershIp Of John Piice and William Hook
formed for carrying on the Wheel Wugh, hus.
;, this day by mutual consent dissolved
JOHN PRICE,
Wa. HOOK.
The Whecl-Wright Business
will continue be carried heretofore by John
Prtes Rutland July ], 1890. $50
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09
NOTICE.

T e DEXTER, Esq Attorney and Counsellor at
- Law and solicitor IN Chanoery, has opened
oho- q T. Hodges store, Rutland, VI where he
viii be ready 81 all business hours to attend To all kinds
Of business in the line oil has profession.
Rutland June 25 $50
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-05-14
SuMMARY

More bloodshed Mr.. Tewksbury, Of
Natchez, quarreIled with his wife, and Mr..
ogg inserfered The next morning Tewksbu-
~ met Ogg in the street. told HIM 10 defend
himself and shot him. ogg expired in q few
moments. Tewksbury was committed and
the COrOner's jury brought in a verdict Of ,oil-
FIJI murder against him.
Meraco.- The New Orleans Bulletin Of
the 9th ultimo, says, by the Roger Williams
from Havana, whence she sailed on the 10th
ut. we we received the gazettes Of that CITY
as due. From the Mexican papers, they ex-
tracted detailed accounts Of the installation Il
Santa Anna in the presidential chair, and 81
the raising of half million Of dollars. from
the clergy, 70 enable Bustamente to carry On
the war with vigor against the Federalists.
Queer Ramoar The Philadelphs
North American says, that It IS rumorsd, On
very respectable authority. that Reuben AZ
tkhst'asg VII shortly Be appointed Presiden,
Of the Commercial and Raj Road Bank s
Viclssburg
cen anss.et S'ai 1is revolutionary
veteran. formerly y s Senator nom Nav.
land, and ayoI d Balinoge. diea s. 81,
81 tRe RI Of ApEilin The s7lh yes 81 s..
alac VIM. Prince
Sons on Island aria ga
year. Io1r flzl a fhtnsai.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-05-14


THE Loco Foco PR1ss IS 4 distinguish-
ing trait 81 The loco loco press to deal IN broad
assertions without. producing facts % support
them, and to charge falsehood upon those who
differ with them ii politics. o support q cor
rupty unprncipled and exfraVagant govern
ment, i IS necessary that the eyes ofthe peo-
pc should Be blinded and hence, statements
are made which cannot pc proved wholesale
assertions made, having not the shadow Of a
foundation: and charges Of falsehood preferred
against The epposels oft, which cannot be sus-.
tanned. Ina little article relative to the expen-
ses Of Government, we extracted from the re-
port q de Clerk Of The House Of Representa-
tites The egate Of the opriations made
~ Congress ior the support Of government for
tie present yeaf. They amounted, our read
der WIN rsrolIect to nearly thirty-seyen NIL
lions 81 dollars. The loco foco press Of this
city charges IS with having set this amount
down he expenses q government for the
present year and attributes i either to ignor-
ance q wilful disposition "a miisrepfesent
facts and denies that Tie Rense d govern
ment vii Be more than Sl7,O00,D00 Mr..
Van Buren, il more candid than lis partizans,
we opine. for inhis NIessageof Decembsi last
e aeknowIe ges that the ez penscs o govern
Inent foI 1898 amounted to an aggregate 81
about forty million d dollars We extract
from tie Mes ge the following paragraph
which 5siIl convince every reader 81 the cor.
reclnes 81 OF position and although Ws
quote from IRE liuk magitiaa Inn
trust our wing Eeadels ,eill place lnll confidence
in his statement Nl,Van Buren, n his IS.
sage says
The agailabla balance "a Treasury o.
the 1as January next estimated a
The receipts ne year ron
customs and llnds ~ probably AMOUNT X
! 81 .8I5 These usual sources 81 fees
niue hara been incre by A issue
egY notes ghlch' less Than og0 81.
rest and principal an
re tie end cf tie and s. e 8
cH 81 me bonds IS ne tart t Uni
menus SON he al1eg
sn Isl ja
K nen pr'Ie ne 8
account mel ne the
finn
ccNi1c an ior ,sI Ic
and
tance
"a
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INN glqte question Coaside lon. :.
L was well known by Mr. Van Blu.
ren, whensae wrote De Instructions @ Mo.
Nc lem, Adams bad contend.
ed for 10 more than Wta "a clailised Is
Alright 81 Washington. s elder Adams,
Jefferson M adison, and Monte Admit.
ting however, Chat was ool the case how
can be beinstihed ii csihgii dielt1s
and gi6g, as a boon. what had been
dema1ds IS right. What Statesman,
(said Gov Mlller,) Of correct feeling. OF
correct principles, would ever, as to 9 torss
eien government, put his own in The.
wong Is not true, that the people
ejecled Mr. Adams, aud elected Gen.
Jaci<son, for lie reason, that The former,
conlalide fof reciprocal trade with the
British Yves India CONCERNS md the log.
Ter would receive it,from the English 60.
Ferhnens on any terms itshoald propose.
On she contrary, had the people been e.
ware 81 what disgraceful means would Be
fesorted q 81 Gen. Jackson administra.
tions 8 procure that trade, they would
never haHe consented 10 his election.
be grand and important secret, why il
was necessary 10 obtain that t1pde, re-
gardless of the honor Of the country, IS
contained is these few words, !; It has
bearings and relations, that reach beyond
the Immediate question under c0flsidera
ton and pray what were those bear.
|ings and relations? % Why something
Disconnected with the question under
consideration, and which +" reaches be.
yond z Was the partyto be strength
ened- would It be j good subject for the
party q huzza about Yes, that was the
something, md when tie boon ssassobtain-
ed such d buzzaing never was heard iintllis
country before.
q sustain Us in the declaration. that
party Considerations were tbe governing
principles, &c beg Feave to call your par
ticnlar asFeptonto tie fact, that MI. Van
Buren, was n4nen1ber Of Congress in 10.
~, and No,ed for an act, which SANCTIONED
and fully Ilst.6ed ME-. Adams /" preten-
SION. Ihe net Of the 1st March, 1898,
makes i al express condition, upon
which, alone, our. ports shall be open to
British vessels and cargoes from the West
dadiess on the same duties as our vessels
and cafgoes illaI our products should be
Admitted iat,those iskdads, ieitkout paying
dalg other 81 higher daties than shall Be
paid on similar odNctions coming from
elseOhere. " Notwithstanding Mr.. Van
Buren, S knowledge Of the act of the 1st
of March an act which had received his
own sanction-he had the audacityto re-
quest Mr.. Mclean to say 10 the British
government the demand Of the preced-
ing administration was mere pretcn-
sion," and that the people. had so pro-
nounced ii.
In the language of Mr.. Frelinghuysen,
Mr.. Van Buren's instructions were 3 50
purely selfish as 10 absorb az .cOnsidera-
tons Of country. It's So aeV0r Of "A.
nserildn spirit and character, that / am
compelled, BY high and solemn sense of
duty, 10 bear a decided protest against It. ?
According 10 Mr.. Van Buren's views,
+" the american side Of the question is
mere prstehsiOn, too long persisted in !;
but the British side of It is called a
Tight, too long and too tenaciously resist.
ed by Us.
20 Temporal! q mores {"
PATRIOTISM.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-05-14
IeonMUN1OaTIoxl

o. TIE Sc FsadamsntaF P,iac
pies Of tie 44NTI-BURN, pan
as submitted By MAJ. Natkanisl !
itckeH
Article Isl The 5th section q ths =
Rights Of the people Of Mississippi, es'
that 20 person shall be melested ioI 3.
lops On any subject whatever, o. aes1ls
political 81 civil advantage IN conse
such opinions, except N cases goEas1 y
the constitution Of state we cannot
regard II as consistent with said 5tt co
our BIZ Of rights, torepndiate any y
efcisine The Tight Of his own Opnl1 2 =.
ence 70 abstract questions arising
.tcles 81 laiih, our final object
the same
Article 3D. We win observe { . IS:
be ingiola le. that he chief execu's
/ pal officer Of this county shall IN p - =
tie vast power and influence q D.
elselio1s b any kind and such an.
over should not vote, or othsllls -. -.
poi telets except IN sueli caSes - =
laws den "a o. him the casting se's
should he gwen without explana1len
Article 50. We regard mon =.
Whatsoever bind 81 characte1, We.
are benefited 70 The exclusion @ -.
inlraeEng The great principles
Article ih We will regard Z 2
inlractlon of the purity Of tbepTIns a
eign % abhsh fol eny Of tie
Tie ipe paTtgto pc
/ hlm cor dllate or . munie
dice 81 county. afeT hsE =,
c1o g Is three terms b service 9 ~
W declare an
that & IS he imperative 3uly q :
cumbcnts 81 the naunicipai one
81. Is know az men alike, ava
iltra ilY q and her eve. p.
o,s "a lol1 ID. !. {
(. Of Tie execa Ger o ~
infection oa punls1I
only what e eelllIeI
much toward eltl zl1e
low n they should
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4 WI Ind feet b
esi hc t bc|a iei no'nf
81 Oh oun aiI tllon 9h V liioIl l ee, and Il
d 81 co the w1ols .ancs through sold
Foc
Free Negroes There i lev existing Is
1gland which prohibits the immigration 81
free nenroe into thai state. Any fee nero
corning f0m anoI al tate, IS let e. 4 iine
~ fifty dollars fof every Of iie snainino.
upon delaultUl pa which, he o Be sod
alayc foF ls The law having been dor.
fIant Tor sever ear, has been lafeIgseqived
and putin force
lsca Bets ol ne Peans aa Conrl.
1he aaI burg Isanrapb that The "a.
PRODUCTION b non canal b0ai on The public
work ate. formed So 81 to Be- mans
porte upon lhe Iroads itl0ai tbe delay b
ap We good h proved 50 success.
81 that only e d eix days e|apse between
Their shipment t 4 iIadeInha 81 Baltimore
and their delivery af PiEiebul
Gratitude ~. Lamar at Savannah, has
named the iron stsahiboa building iof him n
enpland De tosse ate. Gle gentleman Al
~ lirnlrpfo1 who 81 kindly received
ln and other when Iesene f0m The dread.
fnl iFee 81 the Pulaski
q Prhfi Press az Rocky ilaita.
tQlas no clas 81 men % earth g
lna slatlgab thels exerli0ns as the peacefn
sionafy he Missionaries 81 The Sand.
sltn Stands have Il III contempt ation to send
one Of their printing presses 70 the Noz Perez.
MISSION west q the Rocky Mountains
=
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-05-14


ALARMING. w e have every reason to be-
lieve that a gang q desperadoes and negro
stealers are lurking about the city, who are
watching an opportunity to run-of our slaves.
Some few weeks since, negro boy belonging
to VIM. P. Fuller. Esq. Of this city, absented
HIMSELF and after thorough search could not
be found. Mr.. P. advertised him IN hand
bills and newspapers, but all Of no avail. On
Thursday morning last, the boy returned, and
stated that he had been decoyed off by a well
dressed man, who took him to Pickensville,
and from thence BY steamboat to Mobile and
New Orleans. After his arrival in New Or
cans, he ascertained that his new master de-
signed selling him, and watching his oppOrtu-
nifty made his escape and returned home,
Some active measures should be adopted to
prevent recurrence Of these things, and ey-
cry precaution should be taken to prevent ne.
gToes associating together, particularly or
Sundays; and every master shoald not allow
his negroes 10 be absent without a pass.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-05-14

The miraculous cures e.
tie MATCHES SANATIs
We fd has convinced even the nos
oppoes q q doctrine. that the ns
indeed fmofs Fslns 70 mankind thanh
mines q Austria o. even the. uniIedHa
Of our globe.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-05-14


The BRANDON BANK.-The New Orleans
Picayune of the Goth ultimo. has the annexed
remarks upon this far-famed institution.
A respectable gentleman. of this city,
who has recently returned from a visit 10
Brandon, assures US that he was informed
by the officers of the hank at that place,
that they will, without doubt, redeem their
issues by paying one third the,amount by
the first of July next, giving post notes,
with 5 per cent. interest for the balance ];
and by the first of August they viii re.
sumo entirely. The bank has recently
received all her account sales of $4,000
bales of cotton, from Humpllr;es and BID
de-. through the house of IIobson q
Couch, of this city, and is also ready to
draw on 5000 bales of last years advan.
ces, part of which was sold IN New Or.
leans, and 1000 bales which were ship.
ped to New York, from Washington's
Press, Vicksburgh; making IN the whole
10000 bales, which VIII probably ave.
rage $40 per bale; making 50, 400, 600.
The. bank has only drawn for 81 ,20o, 900,
of which she has used but about 5000, 900.
IL this statement be correct, and we have
no reason to doubt il, we expect to see
the Brandon Bank come out all right, af-
ter all.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-05-14

u The Reading Room attached 70
Office Of The Southern Argus VII, hsFs,l
be opsz every day Sundays excepted hq
O'Clock A. n. until dark. For terms da
scripEion apply at the Room.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-05-14

AT the residence Of Dr.. John B0il
Thursday evening last, By the Be-. :
Shook. DIR. J1MEs P. DEMENT,, PnriE
Miss EMELIEE D. NKwBEKRY, aHdc@
bus