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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-21

A TIA Circuit Superior Couri OF Law and Chan
"a cety, continued and held FOR the Town Of
Lynchburg. at the court house, The said town, on
Thursday the 25th day Of October, 1888, setting as
a Coun of Chaocefy:
Benjamin Wales Perkins, an infant under the age
oftweny -one years, who sues by David Saunders
his guardian aud next friend Plaintiff,
against
Richard Perk ms, administrator de bons non with
the will annexed OF George NJ. Perkins deceased
and Samuel Muller, Richard Perkins, Charles l..
Dibrell, Archibald Hatcher, administaor with the
will annexed Of George NJ. Perkins, deceased,
Ralph ii. Martin, julius w. Hatcher, Nelson |.
Hatcher, Dabney Martin and Elizabeth his wife,
James II. Perkins, Brite Martin and Manda hls
wife, Tandy Duncan and Lucinda his wife, and
James W. Dibrell, Dells.
Dabney Martin administrator of William w Per
klns, Phf.
Richard Perkins, administrator dc bonis non Of
George VI. PEI Jus deceased and Archibald Hatch
err, former administrator oil George NJ. Perkins. de-
ceased Drds
In a'decree pronounced in these causes on this
day Is found the clause following The court
would now proceed to decree the balance found
due the Plaintiff, but for the uncertainty what a.
mount OF dissatisfied debts remains outstanding a
" eainst the estate of George NJ. Perkins, deceas-
" d, to ascertaine which, the list OF these causes
is recommltied 10 one ofthe commissioners of the
court, to take further OF the alrcs of The
negroes, and in which account he will debit The de-
cree IN favor OF Benjamin Wales Perkins, and as
certain and report the unpaid debts of said de-
ceden II any and all creditors, who shall not ap-
pear and render their accounts before him, shall
be thereafter barred, and TO this end he will warn
1.-THE creditors by thirty days notice in the Vngniau
public news paper prntedn The Town OF Lynch
+" burg. end ,epon bis proceedings to the Court in
order 10 final decree"
DAVID ROBES, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Lynchburg, 2Sth Sept, 1899.
In obedience TO the foregoing extract from the
order OF Court, in these causes, all persons having
claims against the estate of George NJ. Perkins, de-
ceased, are hereby notified, that they present their
accounts with the evidence Of the Indebtedness of
the SAID George NJ. Perkins TO me, at my office. in
this town, on the 29h day OF October next, that the
same may be reported to The Court.
JAMES BENAGH, Clerk.
Sept 80 I'm
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Spnienlller &c


W h1fTERs.-Ihe perfectly safe, uuecrng aud sue
ccts treatment ot almost species of disease by
Of Monuts Life Medicines longer experiment; Us re-
ference The experience of many thousands patients will
alaeors prove During the present month of April alone
nearly hundred hive know of Mr.
hotnt where the puticnt has To all appearance effected
permanent bv exclusive and ,ous use of The ito
Medcuessome these had been considered be-
yond all hope by cr medical attendants happy results
greni pleasure To Mr. NJ and inspire him with
new confidence 10 recommend the of his medicines his
fellow oirizens.
The Life Medicines are purely Vegetable prcpnraron
hey are mud and pleasant their operation,
time thorough-netng rapidly upon The sys-
lemcnYmg of all acrimonious humors and assimiating
ted cases of Dyspepsia ha fo Medicines will give relief in
shorter spnce OF time than other prescription In Fever
md Ague inammntory rheumatism, Fevers Of every de-
scrpon, Sick Headaches Heartburn, Dizziness in the heas
Pains IA the Chest flatulency impaired appetite and in eve
" disease arising from mputity othe blood disorder.
ed state OF the stomach the of these Medicines has always
proved be beyond doubt greatly superior any mode
of treatment,
An TINT Mr. Molt asks Of his patients to be particular in
taking them strictly according the directions ii i not v
newspaper notice thing that he hm,e may say in their
Fo hn no hpcs to gain credit II alone BY The results
ol inr tta tho ender Invalid and does he wish To
know whether the Life Medicines will suit his own case II
let him co send to Mr. Molas office 367 Brndn nv
and procure copy Of the Good Samaritan published gtn
onsy lie VIII there find enumerated very many extroord
Of cure perhaps some exactly similar 10 hs
own. Sold Wholesale aud retail
70. additional particulars OF the above Medicines. Mof
medicine acopy can always he obunsd the different
gents who have the medicine Cor sale.
French German md Spanish directions can be obtained on
application At The office, 80 Broadway.
Al post paid letters will receive immediate attention.
;, Prepared aud sold by WILLIAM d. MOFFAT, 85
who purchase to sell again.
\GsNrsThe Life Medicines may be had of any of the
States and the Canndas ASK Tor Moats Life Pills and Pie
NIX i'tters ana he ihp fac smile John Aon sig
Pills, '"''' '''"' o' n'''ef' OF ''A Of
For sale by the following agents:
DR.. }. 4. royal SLyncbburg. Va.
G.. 4. ESTES, Io,insston Nelson Co yo
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.NEDIC.1L COLLEGE.

'I'iiE next Winter Term Of Lectures in the Med
ical Department OF i1ampden Sydney College
AZ Richmond, will commence Gu MONDAY, October
list 1889 and continue until the last of February
following.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER, NJ. d. Professor of Surgery
and Surgical Anatomy.
JNO. CULLEN. M. ID. Professor of Theory and
Practice of NJ edicine.
TIL. JOHNSON, NJ d. Professor or A,,,o,v and
Physiology.
l.. w. CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. ID. Professor Of,
Materia Medica and Therapeutics
X, l.. BOHANNAN, NJ. ID. Professor Of Obstetrics
and The Diseases Of Women and Children
SOCRATES MAUPIN, M. ID. Professor of Chem
isIry and Pharmacy.
ne college lnhrlnary, attached to the College
BniId'ng, has been successful operation for the
last eight months, and furnishes constantly num-
Der OF interesting Medical and Surgical Cases,-lo
winch the Student has access AT all hours.
The College lnitmary. together with the Aims
House. Pen'tentiary and Armory, (Which are under
The char-e oftwo Of the Proessors) will afford The
STUDENT an opportunity OF witnessing The various DIS
eases incident TO Southern climate. The abundance
oil materalsior Anatomical purposes, and the reduced
PRICE at which they furnished will enable the Stu
dent 10 acquire an intimate knowledge of the Anao-
my OF the human body, and the of Surgical In
struments.
During tho last Winter Course Of Lectures from
me number OF Surgical Cases admitted into the
lnfrmary, the Professor of Surgery was enabled to
exhibit before the class, nearly all the important Sur
glcai operations upon the iiring subject and from
the Increasing popularity of the Infrmary there is
reason TO believe that hereafter the Surgical Cases
IN the House, will greatly increase.
Good Boarding. including fuel lights, servants
attendance, &c can be obtained in this city for four
dollars per week.
We are authorised to state that a full Course Of
Lectures in this lnstituli n will be received as e.
qnivalent TO one in the following Medical Schools
University OF Pennsy lyania Jefferson Medical Col
'ege OF Philadelphia; Medical College of the State
OF south Carolina; Irannsylvania University, Lex
ington, KY University of Maryland &c. &c
The Professor of Anatomy will open the Dissect-
ing Rooms 1.-THE College ON the first OF October.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER, NJ. D.,
Dean of the Medical Faculty.
Richmond, May % Gin
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POLITICAL.
From he Nationai Gazette.

W. o..,. .,,. fa,lav,a, s,,,z,s f,,,, !, rorn l.
s au~., 49,, -, A,;.... !. r,.J 4,
Eses phasepiic IRAN oil feietilon
Far hsgdslsne Of faded Cities ssv
& r And guilty once as sad vet Lowell, nov
Tie hide thy crimss. tl,oa hast u to display
1ha, sarresfal sweet brow
u tasks fhe mind, though stern II he,
- Toa~e outhrm. yei gsAe on tiaess
Before III, besaiist distress,
Befors thy death struck loveliness,
We feel ashilc our indig eaiien ~,
Bst ressou liii. her voice ~hrn kingdoms TAIL
Grief has lis hour AS well us use state
lshat man upon a larger senle,
lite OF ieagtr date
Aud natons have their youth aud sge'
Apart TO play on history s'ase
Their manhood wasted, they decay
Their and fulfilled, they pass away
AID hs who marks the puppe'-sho~ OF things
Post mourn for Venice LAY the FUTURE bare
To fanoy's flnnoe-ihossh Ike a Ugh esseade
Flung Ger el'h and hio"nA" ~ ar,
Adown the alsss u fade
Think what un'Tsned nines oil man
Must YET be we,ked-in ,pbiis eHn
The realms aud races all bengbied
Where power and glofs nee shghi'd
Mark through how small spot OF eofh aehr,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

THERE will be sold. credit of - months.
l. on Thursday the 3lst of the present month.
October, at the late residence OF Sarah Mathews
deed. on Molley's Creek, Campbell CIV, all of
The Estate of said Sarah Mathews deceased. CON
ssting of Negroes, Horses. Cattle, Sheep Hogs.
Germ Fodder Oats Household and Kitchen Furni-
tune. Plantation Utensels &c. For all sums under
five dollars cash will be required for all sums over
bond with approved security.
WM w. Mathews
Oct. IDS
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HOb-EfOslSe Hotel.
COFFEE HOuSE.

'I'iiF subscriber intends in few days to open a
Il Coffee House in the frame building opn,s,e
the Union Hotel. where he will be srepared 10 f,,,
nsh Breakfasts Dinners, Suppers and Snacks at
all times, aud of the r1osi choice articles furnished
by the Lynchburg ma rkets. He solicits a share of
public patronage. JOHN + MEYERS
Oct 10 o..
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TWO certain" tracts or parcel Of LAND,
One hWmdredDOlI0rs Rerard.

ANYWAY from the subscriber on the 9th of
.uy, q very bnght mulatto Boy by the name
~ years OF age, spare made, strait black hair
o'aok eyes gentee IN his appearance, very polite in
ms manners, speaks quick, and is somewhat conceit-
ca mas small sears on the back ofone of his hands
ne 'aoN WIN MN two suits of cloths of gray
bfoadcloth, irock coat and pantaIoons the o,hey -,
homespnn copperas color 70 undabout II pantaloons
and a black fur hat about half worn. Ii requires
close inspection 10 distinguish him from a white
person. 1t is supposed thar he has gone in the
direction OF Lynchburg, or HDlsborough, OF
down the river.
will give the above reward if taken over %
m'es iiom home over 10 aud within 90 miles. $40
"lth'h III miles, $40, If he is returned TO me- O,
lodged IN Jail, so that get HIM again.
NATEL. Z. THOMAS
July %
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MORUS MULTICAULIS.

HHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING ASSOCIA-
l. ted themselves under the firm of
DARLINGTON, GIBSON 4 THORNTON,
for the purpose of ransacting the Commission Busi.
ness, in Rchmond.would respectfully solicit consign
ments Of Produce from their friends and the public
generally. Liberal advances will be made and their
best efforts used 10 promote the Interest of those
who may send Produce TO their care.-The Business
will commence on the ST October next, the House,
on Cary street formerly occupied by Mess,s Hob,on
Il Sampson ED. j. DARLINGTON,
WIN. ID. GIBSON,
ANTHONY THORNTON.
Reference may be made to Il. Anderson, Esq,
Messrs. Bagwell, Smith d Jones, and b. Blair. Esq.
Richmond-Maurce Langhorne. d. w. Burton,
and +. Sydnor, Esqr's. Lynchburg.
Richmond. Sept. wsw'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-21

HAVING made arrangements with Vim. A.
- Talbot, the subscriber has connected with his
Book Store, in this place, Book Bindery. and would
respectfully inform his friends and the public gener'
ally that he is prepared to have executed, in the
most handsome and substantial manner. Book bind
ing of all descriptions. Merchants Clerks of Courts
Bank Ofhoers and Others can be furnished, order,
upon snort notice, with Day Books. Journals ami
Ledgers, Record Deed and Bill Books, Invoice
Hheriffs and Receipt Books, made ofihe best mate
f'a's aud IN the most substantial manner. He Nat
ers himself, that all persons who will favor him WIN
their custom shaIlbe perfectly satisfied He woud also
say that, being anxious 10 reduce his stock ofBoohs
be is disposed 10 sell at prices more moderate than
ever l. ECHOLS.
Aug. 10 Is
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II virtue OF a deed Of Trust executed To the sub
sefioef Tor certain purposes, therein me toned,
oy Lewis Long, bearing date on The 26th day OF
September, 1888, and duly recorded in the CLERK $
ohoe OF Graysan County Court, will be sold at pub
he auction, 10 the highest bidder. for ready money,
on the premises. 90 Thursday the 3lst day OF Oco-
Der next,
TWO certain tracts or parcel Of LAND,
lying aud being in the County of Grayson, on the
waters OF EN- and Peach Bottom Creeks, containing
SIX hundred acres more or less, including the
plantation wherein the said Lewis Long now h,es
and also NINE MlLCH COWS.-The subscriber
ac'ne as trustee will convey only such tile to the
two tracts OF Land aforesaid as is vested IN him by
virtue OF the deed of Trust aforesaid
JEREMIAH JENNINGS, Trustee.
Sept 30 ,2IO
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Oct. z
NOTICE..

L.
HNHE undersigned is now ready to receive wheat.
Il during the season. for which he will pay the
highest cash price To prevent MISUNDERSTANDING
he now informs his friends and the public generally
that in every where wheat is sent to the MILL
and no price agreed upon, it is stored in the Min
at the risk of the planter long the price remains
unsettled as he is only MILLER. and not an insu-
rer against fire, watef &C. ALEX. MUNDY.
Aug.8 IA
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N'OTICE.

'INllE subscriber wishes TO rent, TO good tenant
l. for a term Of years. that large and commodious
Tavern House in Buchanan, called
(fSf Hob House Hotel.
fInm,, The present occupant, Capt, +. Pate, be-
-~a-s- ing desirous TO remove TO the country DOS
session will be gwen by him any time.
The subscriber believes a most profitable business
may be done with this house. and as he is anxious TO
establish It's reputation permanently avery vanra-
geous bargain may be had, if immediate application
be made 10 Jordan Anthony, Esq. in Buchanan, al
the Bank Of Virginia, or TO himself in Richmond
JOHN iOBSDN
Buchanan, Oct. 3 3w-w3y
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To Carpenters and Stone MasOns.

TO Carpenters and Stone MasOns.
THE undersigned Commissioners, appointed by
l. the County Court of Bedford, TO contract for
the building OF BRIDGE across Big outer. at
Buks' ford, will attend the ford, on Friday, the
8h day of November next, for that purpose The
Bridge to be at least hundred feet long set Oh
five stone pillars, Is feet high. For further descrp-
ton, reference may be had to the plan now fled
10 the Clerks Office. which plan will be exhibited on
that day. JOHN w. HOLT,
l.. MCDANIEL, and
OTHER COMMISSIONERS.
Oct. wtsN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-21

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office of H.
county of Bedford ON Monday tho 9Th day Of o
tober 1899: "
Sampson Sharp, plaintiff
agoina
William b. Dool-y, Moses Campbell and Mary hi, WIFI
Job Sharp, George Sharp, Jacob A. Sharp Loekv sham
Jenny Sharp, Eliza Sharp, Peggy Dooey and Moses Doc.
ley, Defendants
In CHANCERY.
The Defendants Moses Campbell and Mary his wife Job
Sharp, George Sharp Jacob Sharp Jockey Sharp jenny
Sharp and Eliza Sharp, having entered their appearens
and given security according the OF Assembly and The
rules OF this Court aud appearing by sasac evidence
that they not inhabitants Of this Commonw eah il or
dered that said Defendants appear here on the fourth Mon
day in December next and the Plaintiffs bill and
that copy of this order be toh~ h published in the Lynch
burg Virgnan for months and posted M
the front door of the courthouse of this county.
Copy-Tese,
RO c. MITCHELL Che
Oct. IA w2m
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TWENTY ACRES.

lying on the Forest road and adjoining the above
mentioned TRACT, nearly half Of which Is heavily
,moered' the balance recently cleared On this
Tract there is good DWELLING HOUSE,
ms IS one OF The best stands the Forest road for
d blacksmith shop wheewright shop and wagon
yard, as it The first good spring (aier leaving Lynch
burg,) which is convenient to The road
Also nnnIher II (,r
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among which there are eight or les valuable Young
WORK HORSES four or five Yoke of OXEN
hiteen or twenty good milk COWS and CALVES.
forty hve OF fifty la'tened Hogs sixty or seventy re-
markedly fine EWES, great many of which are
half BakewellS.
Also about five hundred barrels of CORN, sixty
or seventy thousand pounds of OATS large crop
ct HAY, FODDER, SHUCKS and STRAW
all my Plantation Utensils with Wagons, Carts &c.
-, Also my Household and Kitchen FURNI-
! ukE among which there is a new Rosewood
rlANo' besides great deal of other valuable Fur
nIture. "
Terms will be liberal, and made know, nm III. do,
Of sale. " WV "''
Al the same time and place there are TO be twelve
or fifteen Negroes hired s. M SCOTT
Oct. 10 -
Inc edmond Enquirer and Wing will please
insert the above three times, and forward their ar
courts TO this Office for payment.
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Ohe hundred and Eighty-three
e. II

lying on Ivy creek, in Bedford county, within half
mile OF the Tract last described 1t is well watered
ana contains sufficient quan,ity of WOODLAND
Tor 10 the support of the place.-Sixty Acres of this
ract is FIRST rate lowground and the upland is now
IN good state Of Improvement
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-21

NIRGINlA-At rules held in the Clerks of6r. ~ :,
County Court of Bedford Monday the Cd d,, oSs .ue
tembcr one thousand eight hundred end tIry-nn 'P
Jabez Letu ich Dr. and W lillian Morgan, ALBION Mcp,,
aud George r. Williams, late merch and partner. %
ding under the style und firm of George r. Willams a '
Plaintiffs
George D. Patterson and William Mead admn,r,,o, ~
commissioner appointed sell the estae) John
oeceased, Defendants
In CHANcERY.
The Defendant George D. Patterson, hayin, en,s,,
his appearance and given security according to the nc If
semhy and the rules Of this and appearing by arr,
factory evidence that he nhabitant this comn
wealth. isoered that the said Defendant do appear
The fourth Monday in November next answer the bll ~
the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be forthwith
ed IN newspaper published in the LyncLbnrs
Tor two months successfully and posted front door
the rthuuse of this county. W
A Copy-Teste,
RO. c. MITCHELL, ca
Sept WIN
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II N. Ii VI NIN,
DIR. J. Il. ROAtI.l,
TRUST SALE.

G. +. ESTES, Losinssron, Nelson CO., Va.
aptembcr26 Io,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-20


FRoN JAcKsoS.-ETtyaeI Of G Letter 10 Tie
Ediiors jackson is crowded Nth persons
from al quarters IN cues, Of MONEY . Such
WIS The crowd, and SO impoHunate sers they, that
The President Of the Union Bark on Thursday
last. '4lh lnsi) addressed hem from The banking
house. What think YOU Of that Are not the
times most sadly disjoinied, when the Presidents
Of Banks hasnngue the people from their banking
houses Does The history Of civil times record
such an occurrence in any other country The
speech was not political, and the best thing said.
was, "IF YOU ARE IN THAT DISTRESS
THAT you REPRESENT YOURSELVES
TO BE, you CANNOT AFFORD TO PAY
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY AT THE TAy-
ERNS IN JACKSON"
"Gen. A. G.. BRowS has made tour through
some Of the southern counties, aud addressed The
people in several places The spirit Of denoc.
racy is aroused, and every thing augurs wei for
glorious triumph at the coming election"
From TExAs-E1iracl Of q Letter 10 the
Editors, dated Houston, March 30 "Sprng
has opened upon US with the usual attractions.
Our beautiful plaries now present scene SINH
lar to splendid flower garden.
There are now three steam ships in the regular
trade from Galveston to New Orleans. They
generally come crowded with emgants. II is
said tina the Charleston, which recently came
over, had near five hundred passengers. The no.
bic hearted sons of Mississippi flocking to our
counir, fast We greet them with cordial wei
come
Our frontier settlements are now enjoying n
respite from The cruetes of savage warfare
Great preparations are being made for a large
crop Of corn.
On Thursday the 2lst, public dinner was g-
ven to Gen. Hamilton, of South Carolina, who is
now on visit to our country, in company with
Gov. White Of Florida, Gen. Fooie of Missis-
s;ippi, and Gen. Scott of Ala. with several other
distinguished getlemen from the United States
Several of these gentlemen speak Of making
Texas their permanent home. In fact, it is diff
cult for person to visit Texas, al this season Of
The year in particular, and not become perma
nent citizen Of the country.
A brisk trade with the Mexicans is now en-.
joyed BY the merchants of the western portion Of
our Republic. The Santa Fe enterprise is air
the full tide of successful experiment."
Yours &c j. B.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-20
TENSEssEE.-Ths Democracy aroused


&TENSEssEE.-The Democracy aroused
The campaign is already opened in this state
and the contest is waxing warmer and warmer
every day. Col. Folks address to the people ha.
been published in the Nashville Union. II is de-
cidedy one of the ablest and cleniest exposition:
of the present state Of parties, that we have eyel
seen. Its gtea! length precIudes its publication
in our paper We may give some extracts from
| it hereafter.
Col. Polk addressed his fellow citizens at Muir.
Peterborough on tho llth inst. and made a power.
Gul impression. His competitor, Gov. Cannon
attempted reply, but completely failed Col. P.
rejoined, and, in western phrase, "rowed the
Governor up Salt river" The rejoindcr of Col
Polk, says spondent Of the Union, was
a perlec, demolition, and democracy was ,rium.
plant. 10 the language Of many, the veil which
had been thrown around them The whlgs) was
torn away by master hand. The bare assertions
Of modern whiggery were not sufficient to stem
the torrent Of recorded facts, by which Col. Polk
sustained his assertions
The Congressional and State elections take
place on the first Thursday in August next 1t is
impossible to calculate with any sort Of certainty
what the result will be- Both parties seem TO
be sangune. The wings say they will carr, ev-
cry thing, and the democrats are equally certain
that they will elect Polk, and that federal whgge.
~ will be Frustrated in the state. Every sign
from that state goes to convince US that the de.
mocrais are gaining ground. The wings, not
wthstanding then boasts and assumed confidence.
are evidently alarmed. The name Of Judge
White is no longer tower Of strength 10 them,
and John Bell. their wire.worker, the base. heart.
less, intriguing politician, is fast losing public con-
6dence. He is too closely allied with Henry
Clay, and the Northern lederalists and abolition.
lists, to be trusted by the people of Tennessee.
But time alone can solve how the state will TO-
She ought to be democratic She always was SO
until 1898. Since that time she has been wjliul.
Iy wrong or sadly in error, and when the people
once get on the wrong track, whslGsi with ,h.ir
eyes oPen or shut II 10 an uphill business TO e,
them 'ish. sgsin
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-20

Monroe CouNrY-- Resignation q lie SIR
iii and Clerk The court for the county of
Monroe, has been defeated by the resignation Of
Mr. Baily, the Sheriff, and Mr. Buckingham, the
clerk of the court. 1t will give those in debt
few months grace, but the precedent is decidedly
bad one, and should be deprecated by all good
members of society. When men are elected to
fill important Offices in community, i; is not ex.
pected they will surrender their posts in the hour
Of trial aud check the operations Of the law.