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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20
MOrus NTuIticaulis.

MOrus MuIticaulis.
OkA ono genuine Morus MuItcaulis
HOO.UUO buds for sale by the subscriber,
which he offers for sale at cent per bsd deliver
able in next month or in December, il desire1-or be
will plant that many buds next spring, and deliver
the product in November. 1910, 10 any gentleman
or company Of gentlemen. The trees, from which
the above buds grew this year, ranged in length
from four 10 eight feet. Who will give ten cents per
tree for all that are raised from the above Iandsor
who will make proposition! Good security will be
given and required. The above buds win be de-
yered at my house, or in Petersburg, Va. if all are
taken.
Refer to Mr.. NJ. Waltbal, Columbus
STEPHEN d. WATKINS.
Lawrencevie, Va. Oct s, 1882
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20
DR.. Il. +. Ronchelle.

WILL in future devote his whole attention
w TO the practice OF the several branches Of his
profession, at the late residence Of his father be-
tween Col, Nlmrod Davis aud Lindsey's Ferry. He
will practice upon as reasonable terms as any other
regularly bred physician in the county.
December 7th, l3S9.-22-tt.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20
A Proclamation.
By alexander q. .Mc.Natt, GovsrnOr q 'Rs ~"
of Mississippi.

r., Alexander @. Mc.Natt, GovsrnOr Of The S@
Of mississippi
WHEREAS, il has been satisfactory tp"s
w ted to the Executive Of this Stale lna,M :,
18th day Of April, AID 1910, Jsphet hll T%g
with having teloniousy stolen horse from n NJ,
Moore escaped from The Jail Of Clark county ~.
now fugitive from justice and whereas, 9e .S s
Of Society requires that the said JsPhe al 'g D..
be brought TO trial, do therefore issue 'nS i,,,
camation, offering rewsrd oIone hundred Sg :.
to any person or persons who shali appi1Is nsrc,
secure in any Jail ortke United States Of Au..I
the said Japhet HILL and do, moreover Isg W.,
u,oeiS, Do; d u 4, answer 10 the charge ns
's''"'' ''''' Given under nv hand andts,' 81 y,
seal Of The State, at the city o. 'as ''
this ninth day of May, in me . "a
our Lord the thousand eight nuass !
and forty, and Of the sovereign M
the State ofMississPP, 'hs"'''
third. u.xIfTT
BY the Governor. a.gsnlG
THOMAS B. WOODWARD, secretary
jackson, May 9, ls40-46-3w: c.,;au
The Natchez Free Trader, Eastern G 1S,mse y
lumbus Democrat, and New 04leans '4''
insert the above, weekly three times
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20
Carriages for Sale.

A K. WoLFINGToN has on hand and is still
IA. receiving from Jennings, Robinson 4 Coz
mandatory ., the north handsome assortmento
all kinds OF AGES, consisting in part 1
Coaches, Chattees, Barouches and Buecys, sc:
&c; which WILDE sold on reasonable terms al his
Repository.
All Repairing done with neatness and despatch at
his old stand on Market street, Columbus.
March q 1889 5lf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20
Wanted,

A NEGRO woman, who is good cook, also
n Negro fellow, for which good price will be
paid in Rea Estate or Aberdeen money. Inquire
at The Democrat office. [47tfl June / 1889.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20
Law Notice.

nANL. JONES, having resumed the plac
H tice FLAW, will attend the Circuit Court Of
Yazoo, and the adjacent counties; the Chancery
Supreme and Federal Courts at Jackson. Office at
hs residence Yazoo county, ten miles South OF Ben
ton, on the Clinton road. Address Benton, Yazoo
CITY. Miss,
Nav Goth, isSs,-46-d.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20
Law Notice.
DiSagreeablc,
100000 Reward.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons indebted
IN to the subscriber either by note or account, 10
come forward and make payment Immediately, or
the same will be placed in the hands Of an officer
for collection. d. BANKS.
West Port, Miss. March 3lst, ls40.-s9-6m.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20
Treasurer's OMco
City Of Jackson. Fehrn.rna,t .

City Of Jackson, February An e..
GIR:-Herewith you will r4csi,. -"
= act OF the Legislature, passed .his s IoN ia
biline the KIND Of funds receivable in psTs. Ps,-
all taxes and dues TO the Siate.n r'!~'a e.
From the assessment rolls retuIpea,0
tors Office II appears that much pross,, % ll-
county, subject 10 taxation, has no, baan' lat
The law in such cases requires the ,aY 1t'ssSsa
assess taxes on all property omitted bv ~, ISS'.v%
and 10 collect and pay the same into II. S .s''
sury. va" la.
Below you will find statement of a 49,.
the property not assessed in your COUNTY pO,s'N
be particular TO assess and collect the .wet wv
said property. Ha
an instructed 10 notify you, that sui, IN,
sttuted on your bond, unless the ,axe. dr "- ~
first day Of March, 1910, are pah dfo, Ssc y .
time, into the State Treasury ID,eras, s,, VIM
OF thirty per cent. per annum will, in all e,s, i,
exacted, as required by law, on all srresrsOp. '
am, Sir, yours, respectfully.
JAMES 6. WILLIAMS
,en State Trssssa
an act TO prescribe the Fund, ,s,,,,I, +.
State Tares, and other purposes.
SEOTION /. Be it enacted BY the Leash,u,,
- the State Of Mississippi, That the so,,%,
the banks Of this State which pay specie on jsr,,
for all their matured circulation, shall be rsrs,s
for all taxes and dues to the State; PROVIDED i,
ever, That no pos! note, now issued of any b,s,
or banks having more than nine months 10 mn :
| the time il shall be offered for taxes or other ds
the State, shall be received.
Sec. Q. And be it further enacted, Th., u,s ~
shall take effect from and after its passage, and M,
continue in force until the first Monday in JsDu,r
eighteen hundred and forty-one, and 10 longer.
]. SPElGHT,
Speaker Of the House of Represenntye.
GEORGE B. AUGUSTUS,
President of the Sens,.
Approved, February 8, ls4O
A. G. McNUTT.
| S3-4m.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20
BY AUTHORITY.

Virtue never goes unrewarded.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20

TOR sALE At THIS crFi' :
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20
VIM. b. Cameron,
COMMISSION .HER CH.9.NT,
Asrsr OF THE MISSISSIPPI UNION BANK,
No. IS. Commerce Street.
J4a,y I9-asu Mobile
G. G. Olmsted,

(LArE OF FRANKLIN, TESNESsEE,)
WILL practice Law IN Lownds and the
w adjoining counties. Office, opposite the
Post Office.
Columbus Mss. Oct. 9th, lass. i4-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-20

M EDIClNE CHESTS--A handsome assort-
WI ment Of Family and plantation medicine chests
on hand, and for sale at the Columbus Drug Store
Nav "a GREENE HILL.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-06
The Pilgrimage to Glen ora.

OF REcoLLEcTIoEs OF BY-GoNE YEARS,
Yet once more we shall sec thee-sain-
ted 10 our hearts recollection by the
friends who made thee dear 10 us--yel
once more shall we see thee, 0 Cottage
Of the Glen ! White-waled, with thy
porch thick clustered over with woodbine,
my windows glowing in the light Of the
setting sun, and the river spreading
ats tiny thread of golden hue,n
belt of beauty round thy close shaver
lawn, thou risest on our spirit in the still
ness OF this midnight hour, clear as
When OF old we gazed on thee from the
small planting" at thy side, and blessed
NEE as tho home Of our first, our only
love Years, many long years, have
passed--haply not hereafter 10 be con
sslaered blanks 10 our existence; thoughts
nave sprung up in the hearl--haply not
Without awakening echoes incur besoms
winch, when this frame is mingled with
me dust, shall retain them as the Vol 'iag'
q an lmmortol Spirit, which disdained
10y TO mingle itself in the hopes and
ears the loys and sorrows, Of lowIint
>" ~ Aspirations alter fame have thrill
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-06


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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-06
origin Of Nopolcon's GcnoraIg.

Il has been truly said that "the age of
49,. ... -. ao g n-.l...r
-, :, l''0'" "'' W. ~ y
Every 'o'ng connected WIN MN comes
10 us wi;h al 2spect 50 Wild and roman.
tic that had we not an bcheld tho last de.
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brain. Indeed the authentic history %.
many Of his ayortey. seems no. lesa ia
..t.,. i, o,,o, ,b,, H.. r,.il. ,l,,,,o.
Da
mcn' y we 'o''''' 0ia0'e '''''''.''-
tt~trdo's tft@ ''''''.''''53 '.'''i;-''fr't aith-
origin and ages Of his most celebrated
generals.
va ~. ,.,,,,,,o Eliza .,, ,r , r,o,
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-06

Gle 81 b AAa lehnf 'I' NRn'f9 f'n
n,pstbe following beautiful and impress
~. Ina. yL..A Il st,,as are from M.
~. 49,.
Ing V'Vu '''s'''' W = t'' -
dIciory edlres' delivered nl school ln
iha. vicinity. Il is Ignated by few or
ia mgnv avanescent productions OF Inc
n, "a l.....o. , n,r,,,,;,,. .c,cr
N"'' ''' z
'no "u''"7'' '''' s''o ''s' ''''''''''''"'
female genius. beod u;
DL.reis before .3!--and os now so stand
Eager to snring upon the promised land,
Fair smiles the way where yet your feet bnye
rod.
But few light steps upon waery sod
Round We are Youths green bowcrs-and TO
your oyes
Horzon's line but Joins the earth and skies;
Daring and triumph, pleasure, fame and Joy,
Friendship unwoycrng, love without alloy
Brave thoughts Of noble DECIDE, and glory won,
Like angels beckou yo to venture o.,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-06


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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-06
"loy ots,an"

Batsoon these regrets ana longing5 gave
way 10 tender aud more delightful fen
ngs. We were never SO happy now, as
wuou, alter our tasks were over. we wan.
dereJ into the deepest rcccsses of The
mountainous dcius, with our Highland
lassle by our side and enc sixteen SUM
mers had stamped us man, we lived and
brealhod only for our Marion. -- Gentle
and mpercepubIe TO young hearts is CIV
cr the approach Of love. We talked, wo
laughed, we wandered rs before bur
twilight deepened oltcnor intoeye before
our steps were turned homeward. We
watched tin the bright Star of Venus
rose high over the ridge Of Ben Erian',
and then we knew th9t Il was time 10
bend down the Glen, SD as 10 reach The
Cottage before the hour Of our simple
uss' per Then, aJtora blessing from the
gray haired o'hcr--lor both of Us he
called his chiidren--wc went OF with
the light spirit Of youth TO our beds, TO
dream of the same walk tomorrow, and
10 sigh for the hour Of gloamin. Win.
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- - -, ~, IN, ''i.,' ,''1 "l,,,'o' -, ,'',,
Glen Ora, Still although we-lhat girl
and ourseli-wcre bound to each other
BY the deepest passion ptat ever spread
lis eunoblug and purifying influence o.
yer the human hearl-,I,.le do we think
that ihe feeling we experienced - So
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enlisted INTO a regiment of Chasseurs,
ana shortly after. for ms gallanlry and
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j, 80 lBO1 created Grand Duke OF Berg and
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-06

TAXING IT CooLLY---A love sraittsn
professor IN one Of our colleges, altar
conyersng awhile with bis Dulc;nea on
tho interesting topic Of matrimony. con
c'uded at last with a declaration. add
pat the emphatic question Of "Will you
have ne
81 an sorry 10 disapnoinl you. replied
tho LADY, "and hope my refusal will no,
give YOU pain. Ba, limust answer no."
"Wel, well, that will do, Madam
said 10, philosophical over. "snd now
urpsss rs rtaars ~ igb'eei'
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-06


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hf .UI uH.H aH"H.
.F rr-t-r #+ ea 4l4 ala
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u.lHla. Her lH.. "eh.. anI aa.a.a.
aHa H.H ot wI a.s.aIr made Hsn'I
distinct .......... t"'.e r1Hoe of
'a' "H' W'nW button. af1aroflhH
ue1n n'aI fH1. tar.n n.vHr4 va0.,
mud w.IH spIa. iaH e1.r.aIus .hf n.
p che ".dNs..J'a|.h'bo 1f"aa
ors. By'mgvr1u". If. oare,feu.'a
we rcaaboIIUaha. Jayloy! wa have
lhat blessed ooo ln our arms, a0i thc
.umbeu of tbe shattered pinnoco AFRO
0ruIng jn broken pieces over the Like.
With our precious harien, nsan,.be
/ from .car and cold, ea fought our way
once moro ,o shore We audad but Uo
hn'p was mar We therefore sjIlkee.
ping her close toour bosom, attempted o
carry herto lhe cottage WoNo.Iod we
srroye-aud what Will young limbs not
. accomplish when love Strengthens their
sgcws?--wo reached The house oJ last.
Hape, leauaod joy laloed Co the fatigue,
nov oyereame u.s. ana laying our drip
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-06


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10 C s',''' ,t "''' w. o,n,i,-oa,l,, ~
90, - ,ha -, -, eerao,;a, III, i,
soa ,ali Tro..fiI looI;o9 ponI,r y more
nobIo injencod,n,. sort of n lalIow ,ben
m O,Ll AnJ 600 wbora ~,b,t delic,ta
roiI beino harcs moprnr,IIv over tlr
donn ,r;n,75,a IF 5,hs s,roan, III herI,cEs !
J,sEo,.lIo5 ,nJ hor c,rn h,n3ino ne 4
bano,,h lana If rro,r,rnro aod unon.
dnrohlc sorrows-o Willow. called we'll
md trnly. and with a rceIiDror the grace.
fitness and noetrv of gref---a Weepino
Willow That Cherry tree to be sure
is little too CANDY in ner attire, ,ons'd
cring II is yet so early IN the morning
but still she retains her loneliness ever
beneath such a load OF unimoly orno
meuD, and drops us cur.esy as we pas
with the arr Of ojuvcaIia b1eacss' Sow
do we feel ourselves every loch klng
/ Spring, alter Few yo"nl"-N ana 'ao
bingS o. hef eyes, has al laS' I"if,y ava
EouT ~. tn, :" 49,, ,,,., ,,aa ~ ~
80, - - -, ~ M ca-5s l5-d
~ ;.S . h,,il;oa s,,iI o,Is,oJ b.r h,ir =,
y, ~, l = o,1' ;,L ,hn tIo,sor,s Cha a,,ber
y Iov"vu w.. ,,d ~" ,ro. ,br"srb 6y.Iano
@ anJ ~ ESJ ,;o No.. ,,yre
i've G'a i "ro Soron, and nrolnpe. but reyeale
~ ~ 49,, ooobant,nen, If hor budding love
E !" oaS o tho hearts md shirts Of wor
. ""v, Y 60. 60 trne and % zeoloos rs our
s sIi,ds T r. ;ns, ,ybero that thor
pa,;,a D., ai,o syo,o,ors IF itq
O's'"' y &C.,. ~ - a.,rn
!,
we caught a glimpse OF the bright sm''
Of the Youthful Season-her o'ue ey
: fixed upon us wllh a iona regard -o ',.
way, and away rs v p'ayl1,Iy mum
herself from our elaocoS' she ngo's o,e
the green tops OF yonder nedee' an
shelters herself m security Osn'"u III
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., fke winds~. Bsa VI m~l NV ef ~ Has>r
~oald moi do this. lint would adaia - - slli h
I'D been putssed 10. Ioss past. he G.
<iaF.a TO 20 aiih Them.
kse that another prot asifian had hern
su,.~s,sd da,,ag the present ses hon. Il any gen.
,cta~n inicsasd Isa,sssc That instead al ne one
- hal og,zrd. Mr.. &. had olsecn n 30 IL a.
dapiian; ID Was. that when tlFese lHinsloi. meno
,i.ls ~ee prevented the question ii thfr tecepiioa
ss.nd be considered t4iscd steso faeu, sBd that
question saonid furf~itl BE laid on ihesiat.e. Nj
4. prefeueJ the resolution ke had oifeted; theY
h.,,h h.~tvef scted, Substantially, the OBJECT
Under holh, The pctissors would be received and.
according the ieseat praoce. II the question oi
r-erpsian was Iad on lie table, ,fe pcfIions hetl-
sseisrs ~.ulI be placed file in lhet lcrk's eihce.
NJ, e.. ,mriefrrd lifs owB resolution because 1t WAS
,r,eJ measure, sand had united the votes oil tl'e
Hasse AZ fanr d flcrent sessions OF Congress. lie
ass aa, parucnsr TO the phtastoogs, tor, ptavl-
ssrd IN, end answered. did lie care Whether the
resolution was adopted in the form in which II stood
,h- Con- ress before the last, OF al the second ses-
s,on oi The last Congress. lie should be conen,
With eitler.
Haviuc seidnn troubled tie House with any
n.,ks OF his. aud noihiss he had nov said sinod
~ NED o, reply, le would conclude b, moving tie
previous question.
q lhe deOaie was contisued Until the adjouI'.inen,
nj the L tfise.
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LyNonnunG. JAvUan. a,,.,o

CONGRESSIONAL In the Senate, on Tne.J.
mixer 'Fpea 10 Mr. ol"y' on the sulTreasufy Bin &C.
nesdaY. ~ Oh " ed
In the House on Tuesday, the resolution of n. =,
son was under consideration. Mr. Garland of Va
Bntlero = C. spoke on the subject. Mr. Dropa ' mr.
moved the previous question, but the motion was NJ,
ed Mr. Adams, just before the adjournment oe, 's'an'
mendment requiring the question of reception 10 b " a.
the presentation ofa petition which objected n H.
member. !" my
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~ GREAT BARGAINS
FOR 1910.
ID. y. PTRv'ES " KFEEEE,
SNlLL CLOSE UP TIE REMAINDER
w Of lheu Stock of
Winter Goods,

WINTER Goods.
at about cost and chdrgcs.
The assortment consists in part Of
thnnels, all coiors, some as low as Is per yard,
kentucky Jeans and CassiIrs,ls, very low,
Blankets, all kinds,
Merno Clfcassians, % cts per yd, aud upwards
L'nseys PLAIN striped and plaid, al Is to ., Sd,
peryd,
Bombazelts, colored aud black, from 81 to os
per I'd.
Domestic Shrtrs, yard-wide, al AID per yd
nleaehed do good assortment, all prices,
" IN general assortment OF Fancy aud all other
kind OF GOODS.
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THOMAS Il. EgOgE.DSY
AND
WILLIAM n. YNNCEY.
ATTORNEYS nj L. a w By.sr.hrc1. ~

M Ill IA fnture practice in the Superior aud
W lnlerior Courts OF Amherst, Bedford, Camp
bell aud Charlotte counties, and The corporation of
Lyochb1rg- They will give prompt attention to all
business entrusted 10 Them.
Once 3D. Alley leading from Main street 10 the
"@sn'ng'on iioiel Two doors above Payne < Greeo-
rvs Book Store
REFERENCES.
messfs' Cobbs d Armislead, Burton & Rodes.
iancock ~ Adams. Smith * Bagwcli Hunt *
m'i"' iieaty DAVIS aod IL. q. kkha,ds, LYNCH
barg. II. ". a. j. J. Fry, Dknion Ao.r.,. A e.
Charles Ellis d Sons, aud Nillaans & HaxtI.
Richmond.
hos.> naafl.