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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-29
ANOTHER nsSr rALsFHOOD.


IN that enamna tehlsle el ahsioa tonsIhe Lout-
vile loNaat0f the issh inst theteis 81 snuoyuOus
ettet parporiing % be lated at fiekshnrg, lsAug
lSto ana addressed Il the editor o. thar print, IN
Which aDoag divers other tslseheoas tehiee II
whRsety andts pfuspects n Ibis STATE iheles lhe
folOeiRg pafaetppl.s iepsk AAlelF le-mety OF
he Supeme Caurt. has. usef bis owe IiaFe, re.
.nohpesd Van BnrehisH, aud aechRedll Ifson,
I judge Wslrht NAT present real N. thls
place. anil has auhhti1fd Is 10 pr0noinoe the atoye
statement on unqualified Slsehat3. He afsutes ~
that hehss never eilher by word Of DEED gwen any
inlhnalion nf an intentoat to aanpnsi Gen. hpffson
faf PNsileng that,h has never beep and not now
a noisy poiioian--tlAg heshaA always e,inpotled The
principles ef the Democratic Rspuharan paF1y--ihaI
he has FOllcon6denee ia he lalenlsend integrity vi
Me- Nan Barren aud intends supporting him again,
beeahse he believes The measures end POLICY Of bis
ADMINISTRATION are in ennsnnance with heptlaelnlss
Of The parlyto which he has always heloRged> The
Judge infarms ma that he Intends answering ihls
chargeof apisiaey more particularly over he ow1
signature, :, tss
The object Of this lying correspondent of the jour
nails very percepibe. There Is scarcely man ~
Mississippi who has 80 exlensiye an acquaintance
with the people, as Judge Wright, or Is more avor.
ibbly known.
The author If The letter iuubllsss thought IL he
could ret II noised abroad among Iheold friends and
acquaintance Of Judge Weight that he had abandon
| ed lis principles and his parlyi 4 woad be the
means nfcarryihg of many ri those who had conh'
,ienee in his integrity and good Judgment The
Louisville Journal was also the most suitable nsiru-
ment through which the SANDER could be iosnualed
pio The Mississippi vhig papers, and thence a
mone the people, But The foul design will reac
upon the heads Of its author and his party Marx
that - Pcntotoe Inielligsnffr.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-29

\ y A. t AlA
ATTALA COUNTY.
Eriract from ] ieNer q az Ed;ioy,.

Extract from leiie, 10 he Editors.
I'VE had a very respectable meeting here 10 day.
The obiectwas free DISCUSSION Of the great ptnci-
pies = issue between the two parties. and am
pronf % have, i in my power 10 say that have
never Witnessed more complete democratic ri.
praph, SeseralOf The rr6Ie shirt lawyers and whio
bfaglsrsb bad prepared their pop guns 10 be discar-
ed against boyd, Durham, and others Of The Dem
ocfstie party who il was understood would address
The meeting, But their preparations were ali il
vain; they could muster courage enough 10 meet
the giant Hays, who arrived pnexpeciediy 10 every
person. ana consented % address The people. TIE
Coonel vas returning, fFoma tour through some
nc ihe WaEe psy.lsssu Counties, and tho, without
knowing any Thing our Deesingslle was fully pre-.
pared meet biz opponents and be did so IN The
lnvst effective manner, iean assure ifibst few
u NJ humble opinion, can compete successful
:.si.A hisss I,e lcueaed il somewhat Ienril,y.
manner uPyp every SUBJECT lhqt eau be- brought 10
9eaf Il ibis felilical CONTEST AMI sed such Urcibe
asgumsnis tlat none, even biz hitteresE pppurgnts
aah doubt lhs abiIjty, ortia .Hall - iiooe
III me apniat. thai what lhe CploasI W. said aid
done GlIs inv has gained 20 votes d ne democrat
il party Ypu san assars xpuf friends pf lie al
Illat Aisaia II 81 fer van Bnrsnl 81 Is increased
ygls 6ssf Ass yea n election Sic i ljss, To- de-
pEiaelPlss .tHiocisfY she la tie esuss ufths
hoss nan Ike Iafrs he yeoaaaF4 i sss lsIld 81
sz5s 40 lE1t cause he wi Hsvef ! bando,y Tic
Es5se u denosi6cy aud cotfee principles has ho,h.
nd II Ifas herr, l,learn from H. g.. ausboFiIv
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-29
OBITUARY..
Hur ll.n Democrat

For die Democrat
Departed .lhshGe on the 2ilh inst IL the Aiissis.
sippi Female College, Miss Caroline l. Dewey,
aged aasears, formerly Of Greal Barlnatvns Mas,
SisleT--We meet nuliieFe
As We hASc net =, IN -
Buttlle sweet smile YOU wore -
Beams On.usyei, "a 4. :. e
And o'et ,hyplactl bn,w
The dark curls wave
Though deep lhy slunhefs NON
10 Tie cold grave
Sisier--Neare alene--
Thou aft away,
And sad, haunlng tone
lst Whispers elway-
Affections golden chain
Is broken here,
Town our hearts agaiit
TuyoQder sphere.
SisteF--sNelay thee here
t4s fnthy lpst home
Without one Kindred tesr
TO gem thy tomb
We leave thee onthy breast
Light press lesod
Sweetbe thy holy resi-
AZ peace with God.
Columbus Miss. Ii A. u.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-29

have ueysf sessi tiIs b ils procsssion. ia,ladng
NEE tlsniarl tearcls. aIuslIans, heys. pteross.
lni elilrens and sihad hke sohsle olgnlieu, iheir
Excearneies ne g oooaa s-wlo atee ~ e,ld aiai ~
naIently DEEPLY skof in The alct Is heir dbt.hl
uelsllppers. The na0ltl from yidt STATE i, Ala
saua Is e'aslag.
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Real Estate Banking Company ~
Clinton Kinds Go. NH.

AVGUST IvEh Io4Us p4 s.,sr4f
NOTICE sherebx given thai ,I,e undersigned
IN trustees 81 The Real Estate Bank have made
negotiation tyr ,he redemption of their cteaialien
and that they wiInow redeem all notes of checks
presented atlhelr counter BY Drafts on the North
and AT the rate OF sixlycenis, on The dollar This
artangementto continue IN force until the amount,
80 procured sliai have been exhausted.
CHA'S, DELAFiELD
COWLES MEAD, =, ~
PETERFlELD JEFFERSON.
Commissioners Of the Real Estate Bank.
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80 -. he people ofthatdislficihs Floissss1
- p' ~, Iof Dem0craue PIIaeiPies. iol tan
y 49, pin. No sooner DID Be gsi g Wash
- - ~. ,s,sas. lhan Be uhIisd essl % his
- 3 IA y. F,dsralisls. and made an arkgaTd
! - c. = q dong through ieilsE- a lsss
gas. ~ y .d,,of d a paper called she k4ani-
x .. -s..h,as,oa. Ilaas 50 naanihs affair,
Z : ss s,lorsou are extscss lsoEa e columns.
Ks ~ C,r nan Daniel WEBSTER 'she has al
~ -, consistent IN sustaining ne lonslltu,
~, "a Laws OF lhe county. ~
- - !, disguised that The people have already
s''aO ,.s.d him as their candidate
$500 KEY 10 CHE Mr.. webslet g a FEEDER
The Albany Regency are trying 70 gull
/ !, yvsple-" ....,....,,... ).
.sso,;ons. We have always viewed them
y s. .,,r, devices Of The few g govern shelR:
y !. conventions are ant,.Replbliean -
IN come to this. already, that be who Does
.J,orsis Mr.. Van Burea for The succession Is
/. !. sscu6ced!"
Who frs, organized he Albany Regency Z
q. .lIreply is due tiipc 10 this enquiry: We
M 80
,..s Who ihe master sPisis i.
IN. isaac Halt bad beiteFlake alrip to Kin
,..saOk. and beg lesson from bis great master
]. \, sr Of cOncealing his antipalbies.
ss M does il meant 0as O. Martin Van
a.,,o'. collar presses Qua5Teihng with enc Of
Mains best friends! There must be something
..,.0 (, me Regency. The li'tls Magician must
s,y, bsenpulling some Of his wires TOO tight, o.
4 mud have forgelien 10 grease some Of the
MI, Il his machinery. Whatever may have
~, me- cause, There Is certainly. woIul acera-
~ among the exclusives Of Of New York. which
bojs, auy thing but good ioihe future Eail d
.Ksdsrhook." His fortune seems 10 hive reached
!. perheTcn, and now, is Ike other comets, re.
degrading IS
ave have been anticipating such q downfall Of
he lsI.gicians' power for some lime past. Il
IN glowing unwieldly too heavy a burden for
II weak pair Of shoUlders--and in the efFoF, 10
Apv Of portion q Il that he imagined nigh.
& salely spared. the ex Minister has, unfortunate
h or himself. touched pivot that has overturned
'hewhole. We marvel that he never read, Of
HAT he reapcd no profit Iroih geadiDg, The fable
|ofiAe dog aud Ms shadow, 49,
Besides the foregoing, III. Davis inserted 10
BIZ paper, froih The Richmsfd Wing remarks
|rsllcd at Mr.. Van Buren,, Of ali ab1sige cast,
ssch as "a,
Ia the hands Of Martin Van buren, WAT prin.
s.would regulate The Adminstralionl Nqae.' y
with MI Van Buren,s ls,aa sis
w a Il 4
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-29

aud VOL xPfessiy said you dl en e convey thas
ilea Is /. was yeafcsea 6sls. oa sad 70 me also
u ls eonvsrsagoa hss d That you Used ID
The PeishbpFhacd q .le gsnslemen Who sseonpani
ed M Johnson both heIere and siler lie difficulty,
and iAa, sou nsrsr heard 4 tosttadIstss Or dssiss
Is TINE sIoyE NOT syslcEIK rosRKcF
L am sir. yeiy respectfully ypl,r oh'is ser'vi.s
y. i, CALHOUN
The following i Ihe reply Of N s Worrel, euder-
sed on. The ahnye letter;
The within lsa copy Of letter addressed 70 ne
by Mt CALHOUN and is tue statement Of The affair
asi'S VS.. ss 4, 2 g IS, ! wosbvft
Aussss 4 $40.
For The DsmScral. &
fDoI.ATkF.
Mrssss EpIsoRs:. ! fseI no ialsrss.ini he pro-
motion Of men, Or the triumph ofpariiss any far
Their Than these promote the cause oGhuth and
The preservation Of Liberty. icaVe nothing about
the scranblss for office and the petty contests oil
he day. There are, however times, vhep good
and patriotic men ough, not TO Be sllsp. Ia the
days of Modification, took considerable interest
u the struggle Of the day: And when my native
EStasswas threatened because !, refused 10 submii
10 ap unconstitutional system Of taxation, | felt
s. INDIGNATION that p,eoarea me 10 defend !, While
a single pulse should beat, or hear! ihrob with
ihespifil ofGeedom. The same oyerruIing Pro
v;leace tba, rescued Is in infancy from ,he grasp
~ ntisssh sopPlsssiVnt NueSseu 'tia' S's's ~ J"
oeaeeiu ;;s.,e. Since Inn, lime have stood
aIoof.trom soli,ical commoions. Upon, how.
eyer tak;ny view IL he present excited stale Of
,be Ooli,;csl word. ses much q be deplored b.
.verv cbr;.,;aa ma nas,iot aAayo orIa,e be al
surveying The political aspect Of our country.
od ia, Old pai,ss have been dissolved and new
usres formed. Men once Il The same party, are
nav u oooos; h oa,ies. Iiow s tb;si and where
"a I, / have aolbas d a. w wa I, men and have
~ Daity Bill have n,,ncipis.. II booking
0y.r Dubi;c doc;ne,ts ana ,hsm 4, he resolu.
,;oos Il me Democratic Convention, held il Bal.
,;mor. faaa 4 Nm, ,hese advocate
; s,se, l.s IN N N. constitution.
j I'm, IN General Government has No DOW.
III u commence si and carry On /, general system Of
Internal enforcement sb,
4 Ina, !, has no ,iuht 10 nss,me he deb,s Of
| ,hs States, n
y9pu;n.t ne Tariff Tia, no brunch q n.
dusr, ouub, q be lo.sred ne expense N, Il 9th.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-29

W The Argus needn't be concerned about COL
Hays. ne will be here in good time dmre, the
wings, letthem rest assured and Il he does NJ use
up the federal slang whangers and special pIeaders
we are greaIly mistaken. We have. been shown
letter from thc Col which lie states thai il IS prob
able he VII be hereonn he lilh ond 18th Of Sep
iemoer, the days appointed for d free discussion IL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-29

Carriage and Horses nt Auction.
WILL ho sold lor cash, Al public auction On
"a Monday the 7ihday 81 September next,
genleei Ugh. family carriage and q pair Of first
sfoie horses. gentle and well broke.
columbus, Aug. ooh, lS40--e-2w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-29

II . 4
GEST.-in looking over the proceedings Of
Ne Democratic meeting h6ld u this county On
he slb inst. .phbIishedin. your piper, i find The
name Of the Hoo. G. B. Augustus omitted u ii lie
fr' committee whether i vas typograbhical'
error or an omission of lie Secretary ! am
pot able 10 says You viii oblge NE ne b cor.
scingil. You baye no doiib, seen 81 IKE Ike saaibs
FOf ihe federal party on our friend Di. Lyles.
This Is certain, let them say what they please-
Fhe d. gave general satisfaction 10 ihe Demo
fral'c party andihcir comment on his conduct
b he best evidence that he has discharged his ns
EIes suceessfully,
Vrfy Respectfully Yours Sc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-29

Same. - NV
I'D virtue ofEihe above specified writs IL me al
- Egctgd, tom ie honorable district courtnls the
Uniiel klates tor de Northern District ii Misss-
eippis viii setSn Monday ihe 2 Ist day III Sepicnl.
bsEs " the Cuatf House Or Lowndes County, The
following described properly, % VII: A
III sO1sh sssi 1Hafler. and east hsll south
Weat qHafssfs setllon three. N township eleb.
leelisfanse eighleebs west west hall peFshs east
auariefs ala nqfils west quarter Of seclan len .0r
ship elglafefl. range eighteen, west 0dth Nesi
quaFEeF ai.| vest 9liell south eass qnRite Sec
tl0p ssGes l9NnshiR egbieeg Aspulh, range eigl-
north bali 81 The horth east quarter, sec
ton Allgeex soiNhshp eighteen s0ush:1ange eighteen
west sual east quarter and s,ullI lial, east haiI
nfFos Mkst quarter, north hall east hall north east
dusrleL Ell IIaIf north west quarter, secg0nfhsiy
tour t0gHshp seypDteenso south, range eohlc. II west
Also. eight acres and one pole on The @sfsl,th end 1T
east hall north west quarter seclef6 two tnwnshp
eighteen south, range eghles west. uisq souihba
d west half Of smith vest qiauer section three,
t0wnship eighteen south Of range eighteen west
ncrlb ssst quarter section nine, township eighteen
range sl6hfeea west. u ss.{4
Letednn rs tlSg property OF said defendants, 10
satisfy TIE abuve NAMED Rxseu0ons and all cost
ADOLPHUS G. WEIR.
Marshal n. Dis'l hi.
e. II. ALLEr, Deputy.
Hrclrrl,r4 Aegua' 9sl-47-5w. pr fee efs -
Jop-WonK NEATLY Exrcurrn At rHis OrrlCF.
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aefe are several individuals IN The neighbornood Of
V'edoula busiy Circulating report lRat | kad fs.
Fac'sd in Columbus tho statement / made III i
public speech al Caledonia. and that was b would
svquesled 10 visit that Place for the purpose u
Making The same re.,aesiya there iwish d make
y remark in regard. 10 HE, siiclmeiaaeS5 naes
s"el y was made. During he lime 1 vas making
~ speech some gealIe.nan iavlis did not ihfn
'nS1 banded me piece q paper requesting noe 10
ealiDe siatemsli that had been made q inc by
M WorrelI, which, teduest e566nEied win add
-Sa'e su'p'nel Correspondence win show ala not
ns al might have done ~ prsyeni i MI arfo-
1e''' impression being made III lie public ii VI.
The charge % my having rsrscled The s,ste-
wv You viii please publish ne isIanine cores.
eOsare between myself and Ri. WorfsI, ifoin
s%'n yoa will sreihat the letter WIS addressed d
= orFcl at his own Request III reasons for
aueshug me tcmake he slatanenss. ss;.i a her
~ ~ a0a out by suaOrino ofhinl. have not; and
:" 0o' retTactone word | dttefeu II thar speech.
aiii Gent your oslt scrv,t,
g. N CALHOUN.
!. ], cOLUMprs Mrss,ssiItsrl. August il IssOs
Va WV. o. woaaEE.
Dl'A sR: Al youf request make i've IoIswinS
- asnen' Of ,he substance olmy. renstks IL Csls.
q" A On Friday the S4,b biz, upal he subject 81
~ 'laFIIson, Mr. johnson and The siasWa5
al Sand al ilie close tie authority beind denanz
NH n gave sou) ibsl 1 ssailsIsao 81 Columbus &
=, 10y respectable Whe vas asked bg me nov be
4. sea'ed. with Tie naninauOn Sor t'Rsidaht ~
:. n,a'tfsOurg Cohvemioa.nFeply Ne ssld. tGasbs
4. Apessed and gave III folOwine statement A
Il. Na'0n Of his displeaspse. During Iile tine "
a. sAelenen, between kenlacky and Ohl6en Ire
". .se' q lunawsy negsoss. III johnson u K \
=. sAs relation Of Gel. K. Nj. JobnsoEi, IT'D 0s 81.
= Dy AID having understood ifsi lIlc negro ia
4. {" sen At Gen Hatrissss II galnson pr0csreg
t. '''''''nse pf some ollls nsislhosst u "a eill
,1 Z ! seaFeh ofihe asgI d IS :asssd he sks
q. I'M !, Of The GEMS residence aid going - i,
49,, na's'son advanced ioTsrds them with draw
, ~ y which the mel u r johnson pstl
~ d''plessed. &c (All Jollpsou) aid u iBsln
IS. .-''ay here,,hlsis matter between Gen tsar
sS, \. '0a myself and fWii sstsls i viii lIln pfs
~ Mr. 'o'tAo0 men approached en- lIsttIssl
~ stsi
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RnYmohd lnly en-. ls4o.. !
- : 4 : -.
i,sua Wanted.

"A GOOD TEACHER, D. s.ke charge Of the Dusira \
n department. avlhe DIissssippi Female G ese.
None need apply unless they can come wei racoal-
tvnded, For Information sppv to
,sis A.AIAER, Presiasat
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sIhe name Of Judge Augustus does moi ap.
pear on The hlsl comnitlee. ID he Manuscript
|ctopy OF the proceedings sem Ia us for rublica-
l9n--of course it was an omission Of iIle Sscre-
|''y of'he meeting, tEDs.
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Marshnl,s Saie.

James Owen On d. H. ia. 10 December
NOsl50 VS.. Term I64O~
Madison Walhlaland United States District
Vim D1wssng Court
S Il, ss, oven :. s...
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1880 acres F.;

OF which 600 or 200 acres are open and seeded well
with grass. + he cleared Land $50 acres are river
: NV grounds, and 50 acres branch f1als, well adapted 10
I.Sass. That portion Of the Land which is nnclehr-
ED, is well timbered. The plantation has belong
ing to it, an ample supply OF good Utensils a INST
rate TElrcsiins Machine for getting out
Wheat, Oais, or Clover 5 ed two Wagons, with
all The necessary Gear; a stock of fine Cattle, "a
mong winch are some of the Durham breed ten
good Work Horses, two ofwhich are exellent Brood
Mares a Stallion about 80 Hogs about 100 bar
rels of Corn a quantity OF Rye and 800 bush
els Of Oats. lfi il would suit any person TO buy the
Plantation, together with evety thing on it-as above
cnumerated-I should pteferit. 1 have also ON the
Plantation 5 or G hands whom | am willing to hne
10 tile purchaser I'LL the crop shall be completed.
Possession may be had very shortly after the sale is
effected. This is "A desirable Tract of Land, and ]
respectfully invite those wishing to purchase TO 90
to see it. The terms shall be quite accommodating
Please apply to me in Lynchhurg.
PLEASANT PARTIN.
NIB. There are on he above plantation 400, Gee
Mulberry slips and 500, coo mulberry TO is OF last
years growth. which, II desi; ed by the purchaser,
%ill be sold with it. p. p.
March 10 IS
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EsESEEE.S'G TON M.gEF.
(nislE.lhHs NEiaSiSsinni.

BY DAN X lDGE & VI i.
rE1HE ProwIetots having recently taken charge
a Of tins pleasant aud well known establishments
date John o. Brachen's) corner Of Washington
and Market Street. respectfully inform the public
that they are prepared TO Dily'
Monthly or Yearly Boarders on reasonable terms,
and from long experience IN this linz, are battered
with The belief that they can give cntirc satisfaction
even to the most fsstiIious. 'Fhe Table VIII be
furnished ~ in The best the country affords, and The
establishment Wilh attentive and orderly servants,
unhrr STREET supervision aud control.
Good Stables with attentive q careful Ostlers ~
long to the premises, which will al all times bePrb
vlded with an abundance Of provrndrr.
w. +. cambridge.
CHARLES KYLE.
r.I,.L,. AI:-...;,,, Ia, On 3m
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CREDIT SALE OF SLAVES.

3 ) administrator de bonis II William Harris.
ufe'i' ana With the written assent ofrhe Dlstri.
hnlees oi SAID d%ecedent, the subscriber viii, on the
81 day Of May. 1910, at tln Tavern House lately oc-
eupied by William II. Whiten, on The Forest Road.
IN the county olBedford, sell. by way of public aue.
ton. on a credit Of II months. the petchasets piyinp
o"nus win approved personal security. = number Of
valuabis slaves; consisting ota MAN, his wife. a.
Mother woman, Tan excellent rook.) and her four
children, thfee of whom arr very LIKELY GIRLS.
nearly grown, aud accns'omrd to house business.
HECTOR HARRIS. Adm. dc bnnis
non q WIN. llauis, deed.
April 9 ,u
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BAILEY 81 "a

AVE JUST RECEIVED, AND OFFER
IL FOR SALE.
100 Sacks Liverpool Salt.
-ooo lbs. Cotton Yarn of,ha Lynchburg and Rich
mond Factories,
2ooo yds. Bro. and Blcaehed Domesiics,
40 bags Java, RIO. and Baguira Coffee,
3 hllds ST. Croix and n. O.. Sugar.
. do sugar house aud Trinidad Molasscs,
20 boxes Sperm Candles,
so Kegs Nails. assorted,
90 reams Paper,
100 lbs. best Indigo.
500 lbs nice Washed Wool,
With all other articles usually found IN Grnrpi,
establishment. BAILEY x WOMAGK.
April -
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EER.Ey.ss.gsP.
DAVID E. BOOKER.
RO. CORNELIUS HARRIS.

ENHE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
n To the Sheriff OF Amherst County, Greet
me john G. Meem, surviving partner of
William Mckee aud John G.. Mee,n, late mer-
chant- and partners, trading u der the style and firm
of Mckee q Meem, Iaie IN our Goun'y Couu Of
Amherst, 10 WI AT u Court of Quarterly Session
held Tor ouI said county of Amherst. at The court
house, on The 10Th day ol august, In Tie year 1881,
recovered against Nathan Schoolftid, the sum of
one hundred and forty five dollars and sixiy five
oeuts for debt, as also interest thereon, 10 he com
puted after the rate Of six per centum per annum.
from the 29lh day OF June, 1888, I'LL paymeG,. and
seven dollars and thirty SIX cents Ion his costs by
them about his sun in that behalf expended; where
oil, ne, The said N. Scheduled IS convict as appears
to us Of record: Nevertheless, execution there
of sill remains to be made, ms bv the sid
John q. Meem, surviving partner as aluiesaid.
we are informed: and whereas. on the 18Th day of
March, 1884, Lawson Turner Of The county OF Am
hersi, personally appeared before Joseph Penn. de-
putty Sheriff for Edmund Winston, Sheriff of the
SAID county OF A amherst, and undertook for he said
Nathan Soboolfeld that If e should be cast IN the
action aforesaid, that he, The said Nathan School
field, should pay and satisfy the condemnation Of
The count, or render his body to prison IN execution
for the same, OF that he, the said Lawson Turner,
would do II tor him, as by the said recogoizaHce,
which was duly transmitted by the sand JOSEPH
Penn, deputy Sheriff for Edmund WINSTON, Sheriff
as aforesaid, to the Clerk of our said Court, and now
remains in the same court, filed among the records
thereof. ipanHeslly appears. But the sad Nathan
Schoolfeld the debt, interest and costs AFORESAID, to
the said John g.. Meem, ;. p. hath not paid, nor his
body TO prison surrendered. as by the sad John q.
hleem, s. p. as aforesaid we ae inioirncd; There
fore. we command you, that YOU maxi known to the
SAID Lawson Turner thai he be before the Jusicrs
! OF our county Court of Amherst, al the courthouse
on the Sd Monday IN June next, TO slow # ary
! tlilpa for himself he hath or can say, why the $ III
John &. Meem surviving partner al William We
kee and John q. Meem, iale merchants and port
MRS trading underline style and firm ct Mckee x
Neon. execution agaiosthlnl Of The dcbl'AnieIeat ana
COSTS aforesaid, accOrdtng4t 10 the form ana elect 81
the rccocnizance aiuresatd, ought not TO have. II to
hIm il seems exredienr; andfnflhcr 10 do and re-
ceiye what our said county court shall IN mat pan
consider. And have then thete Tins writ.-"tlness,
Samuel u. GBiand. CLERK OF oar sld count at ne
caurr.bouse. the 25h day Of @larell. lol9, and III
GAIN wear OF Jhe Commonwealth.
SAM'L. NJ. GARLAND, CIR.
| April Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-20
NEW HAT EsTABLlsIEMENT.

'h'HE subscribers would respectfully inform their
friends and HE public generally, that they have
'sNen the house formerly occupied by Geo. w.
"''nes, and that they will keen constantly on hand
a general assortment of FUR and SILK HATS
we itiend manufacturing The principal part OF
u Hats and can therefore safely warrant tlieuI to
we purchaser. We VIII make all kinds OF Hats Ia
work.
we invite those who have formerly dealt at this
use 10 continue their patronage. as We are deter
""neu 10 sell as low as any other Hat establishment
nuns place. We solicit a call.
WOLFLEY a. BIGBIE.
~ pefsons Indebted to Il. w. Gaines will please
W. u settle their accounts with as immediately, as
ls c"e me only persons authorized TO receive and col
any debi due 10 him. W. x L..
April Is Gy