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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-03-10

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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-03-10

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tpproen.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-03-10

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mirt.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-01
A Proclamation


BIZ 1israadp G.. ,1p,NiHt, Governor Of tie state |
Of .NsstsippL
WHEREAS, II Bproydrd IN ihn ish section /,
w ot"Au act requiring he srgcra banks OF THE
State to pay spec,c AMI fer ner purposes ap'
proved February 2ist 1870 " that from aud after
the sl day OF July next Nhcrcaiter) (all the banks
and moneycd corporations 10 this Slate) shall he re-
CURED 10 pas specie a, their coept'is, respectively,
Tor all their notes or liabilities then due Of lhc de-
nomination OF ten dollars md Under" And, where
as. il IL further provided y the oh section Of said
act "thlt should any hank or moncged corporation
IN this STATE from and after Tie times prescribed ~
the preceding section n this act, refuse 10 pay spe
ce on It's respective liabilities, as therein specified
and IN the manner thereIu prescribed, Il shall be the
duty Of the President, Cashier, or Teller, 81 such
bank to place his name, together with The date, on
! the buck Of such roc or evidence OF liability, on
presentation thereof which SAID endorsement shah
! he held and deemed sufficient evidence Of prolc It
and refusal Of the bank 70 pay specie" Aud,
whereas i ls tathcr provided IN the tenth sec uon
: Of SAID act ihai whenever the Governor, tItder
from the certificate OF the President Cashec OF tel
Ter, AS al1read or by af lavlt d the holder )f any
sach note, bill, O. other evidence OF dent haIl be
satisfied that such Prcsenlmcnt has been daily mad.
and payment refused, he shall iptthwHl issue lu5
Proclamation declaring that sald rorpnrhon ha8iur-
faited oil its banking powers and priv eges" Add
WHtitf - ~ altNhin " W. - "oli''' ~
that he did, on The tenth day ot luIy A. d. lsto
present 4 note in he words and figures following t.
vii: Is Faith Of the State ped kcd No. SIG, lively,
months after the LIST of AprlI. 1883. The MrsssIp
% Union Bank prJUista 10 pay ten dollars 10 Tie
bfarcr on demand--Jacss IN, AprIi l. 1889, with m
teresl oil due at five per cent per annum IL. q
Ranneis, President. Vim =. Gfays0n, Cashier"
to WIN. +. Wynn Teller of the Mississippi un'o
Bank and demanded payment thereof . specie
which was refused, and that the sad Teller d''
then and there endorse thereon hprcscaicd iVl
July, $40, WIN. r. Wynn, Teller"
Now know We, that being satisfied that present
ment Of 81 ID note has been duly made and paymen
thereof refused, | do, b. virtue Of the authority II
me vested by the Constitution and Laws OF thl
Staie,t s.ue this my Proclamation, declaring tina
| the MISSISSIPPI UNION BANK has greile
all is banking popers and prieilegss. ..
In testimony whereof !, ALEAhHDhk Z
McNUTT, Governor Of the state Aforesaid, nav
caused these letters 20 BE- made patent, and ne grea
seal of the state 10 be rreunto affixed
Given under ny hand at the city Of jackson, Tai
= tenth day Of July, n the year OF on
= ,,e lord one thousand eight hundred an
o ~ o forty, and Of tie sovereignty o. The stat
Ct MBsss,pp the twenty third
e A. g. McNUrr.
By tie Governor!
TH0S b. WOODWARD, Secretary Ct State
T. July TO- 1910 3~3
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-01
Afarshal's sale.

Tbs s Eaos R. Fewelcnl Oaas6. "A t. Nov.
/ ~ ltnl g nlsto e.rcuu court
EasJus r. Strickland. ". :. southern ID. Nj.
DN virtue ol the sbnve specifed vr.i, 10 me d.
ID rec,sd from The hohonhc Circa.t court ct the
luitl States 0r the Southern hstre, Of N ssis-
snp., viI Il au Monday the lin day Of August,
$50 az TIE Cuafl-rousc ~ Winston county, me
o'vuc described property, 10 wit East hall OF
srlt.n 49, township Is, north of n-Fr Il east
Level on ss ,he property Of sad ieirriaat,'o -
t,iy t.e above ns,,,rt execution and al. c1-t
ArOLPHUS G. WEIR.
Mashll y. DIST. Nj
By Ic. w. CAssoLL, nepgiy.
Juy /, ls4O. $3.50 r. i~s - 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-01
State Of Mi.sis,ippi, Itawamba co

TENlIE honorable Probate court OF said county
l. att spec.al terra OF sand court bullou al lhc
the court house IN TIE town Of Fulton, 90 saturday
the CD dty Of June 1870, the uuderslRnrd, Nancy
Smith and Samuel W. Smith, were by said court
dliy appointed administrators und administrator OF
all aud slngO az the goods, chatteis and crcdhs q
Stephen ". Smith, decd. late Of aail county and
as such 1bi AIMED letters Of administration Of TIE dac
Aforesaid now, therefore, Oh persons having claims
against tne estate Of the SAID deceased, VIII hereby
take ro0oe to present the sauls duly authenticated
or '.Howancc within 'hB line rescroed by Inw, oi
they VIII be Forever barred oil persons indebted 4
/ 4ad estate are hereby requested to make payment
/ without delay to the undersigned.
! NANCY SMITH, AAm'x.
SAMUEL w. SMITH, Admir-
J1ncl9, 1890, SAG n he 81 5o
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-01

VL'lIE unparalleled cxcrtons Of Tie Fedora. pr
d " - again get possession Of tie fetns VI 20.
yrfnment. cal iof counter efforts an lAc Part %.
those who wish the Government administered on lhc
ufncip.ca GC JEFFERSON aud JACKSON. no.
rerons papers have sprung az N GdeTent SECTIONS
Of die Union. which now spread abroad he claims
oI ". H. Harrison, the Federal candidate ''r lhe
pfesbleueg Tie Stale "a beng Hooded. w'lh en-
anauons from tie fcdCu pres" lotaH"a'oiy
appeals are made h the pubic, and al me c"e ges
which he bankers of Mississippi haze tlt, are noV
Irvo,sd n ,hs oblecr Of REViVlNG THE PUN
DERISG SYSTEM, wn,ch JUSTICE, PDBLIC
OPINION ana he lava Of The bnl have tramF!ed
down.
Seeing these lhnes ava believing too, that The
People Of Mississippi. are Wiling 70 trreiF1 lhe
TRUTH, and 10 act upon PiINClPLE, rather
tbsn sen.ees, noise nn1 nlgmmery, such as The
HARD CIDER and LOG CABIN humhug, which
the EederaIi.ls have adopted, the undersigned has
delermioed 10 publish at JJckeon, unhl alter We
election n sheet 10 be- called the OLD SOLDIER,
which wi be devoted to the republican cause, w.i
support MARTIN VAN buren,, aud RiCh-
ARD NJ JOHNSON as the democratic cand.
dates for tie Presidency and Vice Presidency apd
earlessty eypase hc prclensons OF Federal wing
,,erg ar3 ,s leaders aai abettors in the South. He
lheyetrc calls upaa all tue Republicans 70 Hnd
him q helping hand.
TFH Ns.-Thc "OLp SOLDIER" will be pub,
lsbeI or paper of good she a, he "MisslsslffiAs
orgicr. until after the election IS nlmbcTs 81 ue
rnoderate som Of q slx copies Tor - t"eiVc CO.
pies for sl0 and twooy copies iof SIP ana ~ 10
pg Tbe Grst nunn5sr ofthe OLp SOLDIER vii
,pyear about the Isl Of August
'ppsa JAMES S. FALL,
Jackson. July 49, 1910.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-01
Circular 10 the Commissioned Oh"
ficers of Reg'ts. I'd Brigade.

UirlSt0r Order NO. 2
VENHE Office Of Brpsdtr General Of The I'd BIT
pate, 4th Dpision Mississippi Militia, has
been Vacated hy the death Of Brig. Gen. Marcus VI.
Brigham An election, to I'll The vacancy, WI be
held at all the precincts within The sevefs! Reg.
ments composing SAID brigade, ca the 10Th DAY 0!
September next
You are hereby charged with TIC execution OF
ms order within the Regiment allcr your COM
niand, according 20 law.
~ order Of Ma. Gen. r. II. GsASr,
j. H. TRACY,
Tnsp'r 4th Div. NJ. II.
No7r.--The returns Of Elections arr to be made
to the Adluiant General only.
Julv II $40.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-01

To the Electors OF the State o. nj.
FELLow CtTIzENs.-HMng been induced 10
present myself before you IN tbs attitude Of 3
candidate lor ihe Office Of Treasurer Of be State,
deem II necessary to make known my political
creed. have ever espoussd The cause q Dem
ocrey, belicvihgu to be the most conducive to
10 the happiness Of free and enlightened peo-
PIE, and 10 the peTPe,usiion Of that Government
Which has 80 long attracted the venersuon and
applause Of the surrounding nations Of the earth.
No personal consideration apart from thai Of \
lelloS.c,uzea. has called me to The fed. Be
heytng ,he Office (which our Distinguished friend
aud servant, Mr.. Williams, was compelled b. tie
fatal stroke Of death to ABANDON, to be one Of
'he highest consideration, and that is duties
should be discharged With promp, impartialiiy,
have been persuaded 10 take the field. Should
YOU think proper Fellow s,,,Iens. to elect me, | can
only promise an uaiHng zeal and faithful dsschsrge
OF those duties which will necessarily jsvvOls
upon tour Fellow Citizen,
! RovtANn JEFPrnsos En@1<ns
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-01
Notice to Traveller.


OWING to The scarcity Of money, The Propne-
~ tors Of the Stage line from Columbus 10 jack
sou, Mi, have reduced the rates Of fare from go to
Sl5.
The line is furnished as ususl, with good Coaches
splendid horses and careful drivers.
Columbus August Ist ls40-4-i
B1- Mississippian Jackson, VicksbOfg sent :
Matches Free Trader copy to tie amount o. - ana
send account % 2. 3 Starke, ler payment.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-01
INPRONPTI-

J v I n 2 v Z z
taSsuu u1 gum stump
Cooney "a a hollow. - Banner.
Wbirg.ts % ihe rescue,
Coouvy lH caSr,
to Il With a rush bows,
GoU q rage.
" Mum, Is the word boys,
Bag Is the game,
Cooney" IS the emblem
OF "od Tips" fame.
Go Il, then Tor Co0ley.
Cooney 20 a cage
&c Il with yell. boys,
Go Ii, m rage. HrNl
.Ndshriiie t8ioH.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-01
Dissolution.

vVHE coparner'hip heretofore esistns between
4. The undersigned vas this Jay Dissolved BY ma-
.ual consent Those hung c.al'ns against The firm
wir present hem 10 Lewis J. Poaaek FOR payment,
and those Indebted 10 the firm wib please make pay
tnent 10 him LEWIS ]. POLLACk,
WIN DAVIS.
llly l8ih, 1s4o.--3Sw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-01
Proclamation,

b. .l,sxasisr G. .Nc.Niii. Gorsrgor af the S;i,s
Of Miobsppi
NuEREAS, It has been satisfactorily rep
w resented 70 the Governor of llns Stsle,th
on or about the 22d day Of March, \. ID. ls40,
Valentine Sloilze,Tes,ding IN the couoly OF liinds
IN sald State. dll wi,iuily murder Patrick Gala.
han, aud Is nov fugitive from Justice, and,
whereas Justice aud humanity as well a. The safe
" OF society require that the SAID Valentine Sloze
should be brought To TRAIL do therefore issue
tins, nv Proclamation, offering reward OF three
bundled dollars 10 any person OF persons who
may apprrhond aud secure III aay jail IA the INT
ted States of America the said Valentine Stoze
and Do moreover require an officers, both cv'l
aud military, 10 eld and assist IN bringing sand Of
leudei to answer the charge made against hum
Given under NY hand aud The grea
seal at tho State at the city Of jackson
this fifth day Of Jane, IN tire year ol on
| ord one thousand eight hundred an,
farty,and ct the sovereignty Of The Stat
OF Mississippi the twenty -thlrd.
\. c. McNuTT,
/ By the Governor
/ TnoNts i. NooDwAKr, Secretary Of State,
june &. lStu-52 -iw,
nIscRlrrloN Stollze ~ q stout man. abou
forty SIX years Of ngc; very square shouldrrrd
dark han aud little gray; very heavy built, and
supposed to weigh 100 TO lsU lbs be has u bro
,hcr in Cincinnati aud dends IN Ohio, and Is y,
~ well known in Nicksbure,
The Free rudcr, Nlcksburg Sentinel Colur
bus Democrat, louisville Advertiser New .
leans Times, and san Louis Courier, Tcyas, vi
insert the abuve weekly four tunes.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-01
4 Proclamation.
By alexander q. .Nc,Nat, Goecrnorefh The State Of
,llitn~rppi.

By alexander &. Nc,NuH, Goacrnor qftie State Of
.Ali'n"rppL
M HEREAS, 1t has been satisfactorily repre-
w scented 10 the Executive of tbs State, that
Daniel Beaslcy, charged with having Enormously
stolen negro slave N The county OF Coplah, has
forfeited his reoogni2aucc, and IS noN ugllvc
from justice; and, whereas, the SAFETY Of society
requires thu, the said Daniel Bensey should he
brought 10 tnal--l d0 therefore ,ssue this, my
Proclamation, offering a reward Of three hundred
dollars 10 any person OF persons who may appIe-
bend and secure in any jail IN tho United States
Of America, the sand Daniel Beasley. And do
moreover require MI officers both evil aud militia.
y to aid and assist IN bringing said offender to
answer the charge preferred against HIM
Given under my hand aud tho great
zeal of tho State, at tho city Of jackson
tins 9th day of June, in the year Of Oh
Lold one thousand eight hundred aud lor
Is, and ot the sovereignty Of the State Q
Mississippi the twenty thud
A. g. MeNuTT.
By the Governor.
| Thomas b. WooDnAEp, Secretary u Stale
June IL, IS40-4w-62.
bE7Chlfl ipN '-- D'dSIy - hooul lHlv )ta'
Of age, . feet OF lncha- high, light hair bu
cyos,slammer, slightly 10 convr-anon,bnl speak
with rapidly whom not suffering boayy bwlt
ha4 down hook aud has lost tooth OF lwo j
IN front dresses lod.llcreudy mud IN commo
homespun clothing.
The Free Trader Nclshurg Sentinel, 60
/ nmbus Democrat, New OAeans Times, Sa
! Louis Courier. Texas, with t0sert the above S cth
/ " ioui times,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-01
Take Notice +!

ALL those indebted 10 the undersigned eilirf "
n note or book account, for the years 1887 . ..
20, VII 10 wch 70 make payment b the Isl ~
sep,snber. Az those who disregard this notice
vqil be sued .adscriRinaiey.
G, M'CRACBEN g. Co.
Ceb.r. July %, 1910 sts
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-01

.-'.' ".-r ts5lt sl--t.-s.1--.y. ae ell.I not, .
because although be- wIst know satg Is III
."tF policy, nb.e iae Abolition Gs,sasaa Is
-'..e'''- head, 90 Hsa osr vessels sta negroes,
N'. i1- Tear OF adoaur, BIS Atai aaa allies, De
defends the policy O.. Their enlistment We are
laHpy' however 10 state that iao Secretary Of the
Navy ms gone very Tar 10 abo,.sb ta3s oII usage
Orb the navy. lie has .n;cri,c,ed already the en-.
Isineo, OF black sailors TO great extent, and We
trust VI abolish e c'ia-e,lera1tUIJh sanding the
rsmouSua0ces G. he or'i grs 81 the uayyJf he has
the night to DO so.
itisa idte remarkable that while Mr. Bots
would pei he Whole Administration INTO the hands
Of HARRISON and hls trends. he should admit that
he due no' trust the committee, IN which his par,
~ CONTROL wiia the question be has raised IN the
hooe case. It's proper to parllculauze that that
committee consists of fee Federalis,s and four
friends OF The Administration. The five Federal
/ s,s ale as follows; Messrs. Sergeant Of Penn
sylvauia, Hoffman and Barnard Of New York,
| and Mason Of Ohio, from FREQ STATES, and Mr..
Smnly OF North Carolina, from slave State; aud
the Tour Democratic members Of the committee
lre Mossrs Samuels Of Virginia, Colquiu OF
Georgia, and Turney Of Tennessee, from slave
States and Mr. Crary Of Michigan, free State.
The Democrats we're all for Mr. Chapman,
! proposition. This will show clearly, lunless NJ
Bolts was opposed to adding the navy of nogroe,
as witnesses and sailors to whom Mr. Bolts wa'
| afraid TO trust Southern interests!
Is not their real motive now apparent TO tn
whole world Is not the paltry purpose for whIcI
all this noise is made, az clear as the light OF day
Here was an opportunity to settle question ev
cry way higaly ilapouaut Ia the interests Of III
navy and the harmony Of the Gnlon, involvn
the highest considerations Of policy aud justice
and what do these gentlemen dc, and where al
they found Dodgng the question herdng a
mong the blttercst enemies to the rights end II
suluuons OF thelt constituents, and lending the
, aid ~ perpctuating these very evils of which the
complain. Having answered their ends the
expect to smother all further proceedings, hlvn
made their stock Of political capital, they hore
/ SIT down quietly in lis enjoyment.
But we tell them they are mistaken We il
tend TO ing the changes on these sounding bra
ses and tlnklng cymbals, all they echo lhrou.
. the South. We mean to VISIT them flequentI
and pour out On their heads the concentration
i em6htered Scorn, unless they demonstrate 4
y sincerity of their motives, by bringing the que
. ton they have raised to a final issue, which, wh
:, 1t settles points OF the deepest intel eshe create
q dellcacy, shall, at the same time, show to the
4 celved people Of Virginia whether these gent
: men can be brought to vote upon it in OPPOSITE
: to the Abolition leaders-whether they dare cot
up TO the buli.rng.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-01
Notice.

VKNO all pereons having charge Of paupers tor me
- county OF Lowndes or for the corporation, .hat
the poor house IS now ready for the reception o he
poor, ana all those that have any paupersm cns'y
viii bring them in as no further expense w, ~
naid ~ keen,ng them from the 9Th day OF july,
$40 The undersigned are Committee appoint
81 by he Board Of Po6ee .as Lowaaes coaniy tc
receive the SANE. r,o-.r
r. NJ. TAEIiAFERRO.
p. b. WADE.
july iiii, 1s4o.-l-ir Commissioners
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-01
lIEN
.Ndshriiie aioH

One Presidential Term. - The wings are max 4
me It point of great merit m Gen. Harrison /
that he is IN favor of but enc Presidential term. I
Ga the same ground they can prove the Hartford /
Convention TO have been very patriotic body, /
promuga,ing sound political principle. one OF
the amendments proposed by the Hartford Con
Nention TO the federal Constitution -
Sersnaih. TIE some person shall mol be e
l,cied President a SECOND term"
The coincidence is striking and appropriate
The following excellent toasts were drank las,
week at the second cen,enal anniversary of the
settlement Of Quincy, Mass,
Woman, The friend and guide Of man Her
sphere is the domestic circle; her influence, "ihe
still small voice."
The Fair.-They charm us By their chains,
and chain US us by their charms.
| a good ieasi.-The following toast was sent
! by lady TO the Democratic celebration On the
4th at Lexington, Massachusetts,
The american Eagle.-Mny It never iy so
! low as to build It's nest in Wing log cabin"
| GENERAL STAFF APPOINTMENT.
Lieut. Col !. IL. Tracy, aud MAJ, W. u.
CHAIRMAN, have been commissioned 10y the Com.
mauder in Chief; the former as Inspector, and
The latter as AID de Camp, of the 4h DIVISION
NJ. NJ.
MARRIED. On Tuesday last, the 2Slh INST, by
the Rev. Mr. Shaifcr Dr. j, 2. FURNlSS Of ia,
Parish Of Madison Louisiana to MISS ANNIE +
daughter Of Capt w. w, NelISoi Of this County.
ooh shall not human hosoms swell,
With raptures, language cannot tell,
10 sympathetic arduur glow,
With loving woman here below
On the night o + the 2slh ultimo,b the Rev. lsla
Shook Mr.. VIM NElrcH, to Mss SARAH r. Woor
MI Of tins county
DIED On the 12nl inst, JAMES SLApx, son q
Abran and Isabella p Maer, aged IS months.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-01

word, Of nua1s's Au1la. SauCbo received The
government; # Ranaua ltr bis service 20 The
UsIkai-..s oE bis master"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-01
Law Motto,

Law Notice.
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