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Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-12-10
LIsH. LAND COMPANY N MEXICO.

IsNCLISHLANDC COMPANY IN llEAlCO,
ii late number ofthe London Morning
Chronicle, contains the following am
nouncenlent of the forming Of a company
to occupy the land which the Mexican
Government has heretofore mortgaged to.
certain British capitalists:
We have heard that company for Sc
lecting the best portion of the lands APP
propriated by the Mexican government
under their land warrants, is in contem-
plation, with the view of turning these
securities to some valuable purpose for the
bond-holders The idea is to form joisit
stock company by means of the deferred
Mexican slock, by which the holders are
entitled TO certain proportions OF waste
lands i'll Mexico, part of which are said to
be easy OF cultivation aid extremely pro-
ductive. Under the decree of conversion
of the debt agreed to by the Mexican gov
eminent and the committee of bond-hol-
ders in 1887, we find it stipulated for fur
ther security III the payment of the prlncl-
pal and interest of the national consollda
ted fund, that the Mexican government
specially hypothecated one hundred mil
lion of acres Of lands in the vacant depart
ments of California, Chihuahua, Sonora,
New Mexico and Texas.
The portion of these lands in Texas
cannot now be tangible for the object III
tended, and California is in some respects
doubtful but all immense tract OF land
undoubtedly still remains, and the decree
provides that the deferred bonds shall con-
tain clauses STIMULATING that the Mexican
government, when thereto required, shall
grant to the bearer of the said bond full
right of property, and complete possession
OF the number ofacres of land correspond
/ ing to the amount of the said bond, with
the accruMg interest thereon, at the rate
oftour acres TO each pound sterling, which
full and complete possession will be CIV
en- by the competent authorizes Oh the
presentation of the bonds.
These are the words oftlle fourth artl-
Gle of the decree, so that there can be no
question of the right of the holders ofthe
deferred bonds TO the possession OF the al
located lands according to their amount.
We believe the projectors of the compa-
ny intend TO limit the sphere of their OPP
erations to an extent of twenty-five mil
lions of acres, which will be selected OF
the best and most eligible of the whole
for the purpose Of colonization.
Commereiat Buttetm.
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-12-10

Which we. have detied and yanqulslled
them. Never before, lncethe institution
ofgovernnents, have q people won q VIC 6
tof 4 over power-th thus glorious and btoou.
less. Let us show that we rightly APP
nrecjate its nomentous consequences, Dy
sustaining from any other expression OF
our 10Y and gratitude than may accord
with a victory which is 10 restore tran
guilty to distracted councils, peace to
am agitated country, hope and happiness
TO an afflicted People.
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-12-10
rTbe communication of our fair Co.

OrTbe communication of our fair cOrre.
pondent, "LUcILLE," which appears in IL
days paper is very acceptable. She has Dro,,.
ised to contribute occasionally TO our column.
This announcement will, we feel assured
crafty those of our readers. who may perus,.
the article referred to. There is melanebolv
sweetness in the style of "Iucile" wbici.
is sure to find response in the hearts of ma.
ny of the 'ssofter SEX" if not in the more
obdurate of the ''Lords of creation"
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-12-10
FROM tie Ncw York Star.

Repulse IIoste Vigil Quiescit.
The elections decided, we gladly turn 70
awhile fom the exciting discussions into WHEEL
Gs "a. OH s MONETARY . Sys st4e
the United States,-become more q, ut il
view of the pending change in our national
councils, which we trust will bring with it a
better comprehension of national interests
Our aim is to show the shallowness Of the pre-
texts on which government interference of
power with the pursuits of man, beyond that
which serves to give security, is necessarily
injurious. We throw our arguments into the
shapeo OF dialogues, in the hope that thereby
they may attract more general perusal.
DIALOGUE.
con Friday last, when VERY unexpectedly
addressed the Senate, i stated principle of
political economy which shall now read from
the book. 1t is tbis:-that if you double the
amount of the necessary circulating medium
in any country, you thereby double the nomi-
nal price OF every article. If, whensthe cir
culatng medium is fifty millions, an article
should cost one dollar, it would cost two, if the
quantity should be increased to one hundred
millions. The same effect would be produced,
whether the circulating medium were specie,
or convertible bank paper mingled with spe-
Gle. 1t is the increased quantity Of the me-
dunn, not its character, which produces this
effect. "--.Hr. buchanan IN the Senate Of The
United States.
A. hat do you think of this principle of
political economy advanced by Mr.. Buchanan!
B. / think it is entirely erroneous.
A. Yet, you see he speaks from the book.
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-12-10

lle reason that most peo6le S s. 49,.
upon tie lalliss 81 others s In '''s1' Eyes
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-12-10

he en- York .Iournal e ~,
! asaess an estim'.te showing that the new Ell.
:'.'' go into power viii 8 lo;;or.
|'s5 s. e least q the Senate, and t,oes,,,
esgaS g the Lower IIonse. s'ss1'y-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-19
Young ArCIly.

TNliN Young ADD t.oadtd horse WI stand ,,e
suAulng srashn at the following places, va: -
=, TIE stable ui Col luo. kyles, Lpwndss county,
htess Perkins, Loandes county, Bentley D. Al
mold, oSubh,ha county. Statkevile, Okuhb,ha
Oo"ulH aut wH re et - mares al The Reduced
fnoe "i hive dollars u,c single yi.it ten dollars the
season 40 fifteen dollars u insure a mare IN laal
Az persons putting by the insurance viii be held
accountable Tor The money. lf the mare should be
Transferred htiofeil asccItaned whclhes She is N
''i nr ny, and al Will he required to Rve their
note az NE expiration Of the seasun which will com
mroee the lst Il September and end The let OF No
ytmhcr
hl> horse !, full ,igor seven years old, sixteen
hands high, ol a btauulufmshegany bay color with
good - ninety and proportion.
PEDIGREE
Young Archy was sired by Sir Archy, who was
sired by Cot Moort'S Young Sir Archy of NORTH
Carolina, aud hc was sired by Amys old Arrly q
Vagina, h,s dam was lady Cru,kshanks, she wa,
sired by DUocnt, and DIRECTOR hy Sir Arehy, an,
has grand dam by old GaIiIlon Of South Carolina
Those acquainted with the stud book viii read,l,
acSnos, ,dpe the above the best ON record FaruG
THAR care vii be taken, but not accountable for acc,
dents. JAMES SAMPLE
August 22nd. Is1a-7-Iw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-19
Marshal sale.

DY virtue Of The above specified wits 10 me DE-
I'D rtCrd, from the honorable district court at the
United States Tor the Northern Distinct OF Misses
slppl, will sell GA Monday the 2l,t day Of Scptem-
bcr at The Court House Of Iowndes County, The
following described property to wu;
TIE south east quarter, and caat bali Of south
west quarter section three, IA township rlpu-
tegn,rauge eighteen wrsl west half north east
quarter, and Douh west qu5rer OF section ten town
,lrp eighteen range eighteen west south west
quarter and west half south east quarter, sec
lIoD two, township eighteen south, range e,gh-
teen west NORTH bait OF the north east quarter
ton three township eighteen soutt range eighteen
west; south east quarter aud south hall. east hall
of sollh west quarter, month tat east hall north ea5
quarter, east half north west quarter, seCuon th}
tour, township seventeen south, range eighteen vest
| Also, eight acres and oGe pole 90 the south eud @
east half north west quarter section two, township
eighteen south, range eighteen west, Bso soulu ha,
OF west half Of south vest quarter section three
township eighteen south cf range eighteen west
north east quarter section uuc, township cghtecI
! range eighteen west.
| Levied un ais ths property Of sald defendants, Y
| satisfy the above named Executions and all cost.
! ADOLPHUS G. WEIR,
| Marshai A. DlsLNt
! f.. II ALLEN, Deputy.
! Columns, Angus 4O-7-Jw Pr fee sij 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-19
Circular to the Commission d Of
GcerS Of Regis. I'd Brigade.
Diri,,ou Order No. 2

DIuIStoH Order Nc. z,
TVHE Office OF Brlasder General OF the 81 Br
J. gale, 4th Division, Mississippi Militia, has
been vacated BY tie death Of Brig, Gen. Marcus NJ
Brigham. Au election, 10 I'll The vacancy, vii &c
held at all the precincts within lhe several Reg
ments composing said brigade, Gu the 1874 Day O.
September next.
You are hereby charged with the execution OF
this order, within The Regiment under your com
mand, according To law.
By order Of MAJ. Gen. X. II. GRASr.
j. H. TRACY,
la5p'r ilh Div. n. N.
NorF.-Tbe returns Of Elections are to be made
10 the Ailutant General only,
july II, 1910.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-19
Trust sale

Rh N'iHe o. d deed O. trust executed bv Eel.
- Dug O.tty .o ut. t..r.t lI, .,,,,rtf a., T,
May i-i'' aHa ouy rroortsi Ca tIs Pfabate Cleo /.
rr.s.0 rruroHra, ltr ,ub.c-ibr ,, 49, y,
tar Hss, aaasr @. boa i.t sod F.tir'- O.l..,
un lfr-.ay TIE 10Th DAY Oh. U,r,r..rr IN, +, ..i
%. l.u l.ci.r blfJr % paJa- ssst.an e. .,..
Ore ttnuluf auis cad ptrN,ua. property. d, ,,,.
fac ~auth west quarter a section tvtn,v.lp. f.,,r
>,r uiutryru. ua-ih oiurE, i'grt,tu east: 40 tie
uoHh east quarter of >eruon tw,u,y-aaJ. tn,,p.irn
rurfetu. range tnurt,rn east; also, our uerrn INA,
named Henry together with the following goods ael
cIste> aI stock o. VII; has sUure stock nI horses
surpassed 90 consist of twenty heads and cattle sup
posed 60 consist "a forty head orc Wagon hes en-
urc sgocs of hogs supposed % consist oltHs head
ore - 81 Saith Tuojs. i've feather beads ami fur
ntur,, hi> house-uod and kitchen furniture Acting
q, uuslsci wiz convey 70 the purchaser OF puTeha
~trs Srch Mite as Is vested IN me.
CHARLES Z. MONTGOMERY. Trustee.
June l3,h, islo-i9- 26w-Prt 80! OJ.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-19
Lew Notice.

EUBEN DAVIS, STEPHEN COCKI
"a and JOHN GOODWIN, have associate
themselves IN The practice Of Law. One or more
the hrtn viii atteudto business oontded tothem
the Circuit Court.ofLowndes, Monroe Chickasav
portoloc, Tppah, Tisheringo, Itavamha Oh
Oklibbccha the Federal and Chsnoery Cour'
and the lligh Cour, of Errors aud Appeals at Jaci
son.
X. DAVIS, Odlcctn Athens Monroe County, NJ
J. GoopwiN's, " IN Aberdeen, Monroe 4" '
5, CocKE's "in Columbus Lowndcs IS
march ), lsSS--3lu
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-19
ACAMP MEETING,

VIII commence on next Friday, two mdee
south Of Columbus. There will be ample ac'
commolations for Strangers and their horses'
Minister. and people from tho country around
me invited to attend.
Sept. 18Th ls+Q.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-19

- Fozarsr.-Tds s''.'' il he las. ~,
,-,.r s,a,sr over &s Signature o. .'aT
N... -. informed ,la' lie speech PUP '''
ne .. /. 5...,,r,d by Gen iaf"'aa IN reply to
, '.ls.ra'. charge, from eh.Sa l. "ls'' =
j'' r. sr.gg, Ger. Harrison never &c
l.... -, such speech; Ia the rcf'y "a.,n ne
'.'.- -, John Randolph Poo.'sa'a al We '''''y
o.. N, x.,.,..l ln,,lI geucer and corrected ~
% '1' 81, i. supposed, by HARRISON h'm'e.i'
'a' a., admit. the charge Of federalism made
be '' 90 h,n-he certainly does not deny IT.
$50 ,,, HI. words as published N the National
m r,.sprsr," The gen,lemsnr Nh randolph
IN 's mean, Of knowing my political prnc'p's'
H' chained them IN pu'a'e conversation
INA. upon terms Of Intimacy WIN The gen
y ,o.,,,. very probable that be heard me q
- ,..,,,mep,s favorable to The then Admin
,,,o. / certainly fin ITEM The speech
'.n H.ri.on's mouth by Todd . Drake ,h''
.,.obsr., is forgery, fabricated to ehe'''h'
..asrc an party, aud il seems il has had I'' 'o''
,nr,np zone Of the people" Of No;ooee'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-19
LAW Notice

nANL. JONES, having resumed the prs,
- tee Of law, will attend the Circuit Court Q
Yazoo, and the allsceut counties; the Chancer,
Supreme and Federal Courts al Jsokson. Office
his residence YsZoo county ten miles South Of Ben
ton, on the Clinton rad. Address Benton, Yazo.
CIV. Miss.
Nav g6th, lot
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-19
COrOner's Notice.

A THATCHER, Coroner may be found
N, the Eagle Hotel, OF at h.a Warthouee, VII,
mol absent an business.
He viii al,n continue Tie Receiving a ud Tor
wardng Business, at his OLD stand near tie i,,ei.
Nov. 70, lS39-2l--s
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-19

yas$SsNA / viii eel % reasonable terms ny
Hsg9 plantation in Noxubee county. situated
656xSa between the ToHbgbce md NoXubce
= rivers, ten miles from The Biabre, aHa
uu-- nom Ihe NoNuhcc, aud yiaE directly on he
road leading from Macon IL jamestown and Ga,uos-
vile Alabama. The ract contain 7j0 arrr auout
40 acres Of winch D, prime aud lu# waa
ih Ue - uuaIilt of cot "a End. b,tng %.
dy .uI 'iher- are abo-It 200 ac,es 10
It cultivation. The PantaupH s,
q cree. running through Il, aud also it,. 1850 -.
springs at limestone water Nhct tu"'ghe'
the year; b,sdes wei. no me yard Of az lu, rec
stone water as cau bee louud 40 lhe State Ii'e =
are on the PREMISES two hue young orchards oi
choice fruit, The buildings area comfortable dwell
NJ house negro cabins. c9fa cnbs, c"linn Rn
..ih screw *. Sc. Tue place w pmr y
owne1 by i,r RJ1ewaG aud - EBonH ~ 'H'
name Of the hdgeway lrac. Any on @..hHA 'n
ypychtsr cotton Plantation woud d. well o. *.
lnne tue premises. F,r further particulars apply
TO tlf subscriber igmg tu Macon, orm A, absence
m NJ RIRreaE proprietor 81 the Nashhp.un
Han lacon Is M c Ila,es. tour Wuc, ron
Gacg# II. n. 3pOONEh
Nsca June 60 ls39.-5l-I
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-19
state cfNIIssissippi Oktihheha Co

Cuu,t Cont 10 ,sit he nm Monday az"
ne tourth .Mondog q .iprrL !, ID. ls4O'
Dauiti ;. Eas'ey
IS
Palucs MAY, executor 81 Nor- Bill Of lnJuCton.
ham Easlyy deceased, Benn-
MN Clover and :, l.. Nash.
TENHlS day came ,hs complainant by attorney and
u leave Is granted complainant TO amend The BIZ
and cave gwen Ia stephen n. Nash, upon whom
process has been served to answer at the next term
OF tins Court and II Appearing 20 The satisfaction of
of the CuuJt that the other defendants Patrick May
and Beplamn Glover, are non-resdcnts ct this
State It IS therefore ordered 10y the Court, that
publication be made for tAe space ol two Months IN
Vie Columbus Democrat, q newspaper printed ~ the
Town 81 Columbus notifying the SAID Patrick May
executor of Norham Easey deceased, and the said
BtnHun Glover To appear and answer the BI flied
"a lus cause The fl 81 day Of the next tenn OF thls
Court or the acls SCI forth III sad BIZ viii be takcn
as confessed.
The STATE OF Mississippi | Elijah Bardwtll Clerk
Okubheba County clthe Circuit Court IN and
for sad comfy and STATE d. hereby certify that the
dn"ve I, true and correct transcript a The minute.
II the Court IN the above stated cause. at the shnv'
stated term OF ,aBl Court. Given under my hand
and sea- OF office THIS 27h day of August, 1910,
ELIJAH BARDNELL, Geek.
September 9th, 1910 9-9w -prsl-92o GO
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-19

W- ...y th. f.r..,.r, 90. .,..r.4 r.t. Eve
r.r. P..t. art. .r.,.r. rs, ---.. consideration
90 81, ever, pune t..r.E.B Nr,st-=.. a.. every ,.--
ty. IIt,u ca.-r. Loo Gin. f54- tAs Orut,Igrau ar.
nn,nl, F,ro,,.n, I..uR. G.p, Fn..,rsts influence
ana corruu. our ,.s,,..g,1
Extract from letter. dated London. Jals .sl
tSl0. toa coIraerrfif h5i.,e In ta.~ tfy P.
4 see ,ae NrN lutk FerIar Post. (Which
believe is one Of the leading papers OF the couu-
try % ;ae support of Nlr. Van Buren, OF lae Alb
Vi june, To- a.Igdiur l9 the probable change ul
policy that would follow the success % the patty
opposed to b,m, caula,us the following
The luudmonge.s TO England and elsewhere,
viii of course, make common cause WIKI Wing,
. aud such means ot persuasion as they ear cym-
uaut NIL not be Withheld.
II by the expenditure OF million ct two .o
promote The success Of the Wing candidate Tie
'aiue OF iheu immense mass OF American stocks
/ can be us7d three OF .out millions IN the market
/ he opt' anon "i'l be a profitable one and thN
{ VII resud 'he money as well employed. Inc
! preparations tyT HE etrnu'n campagu on h"
( par" "t NH'3>' nave already ettn made on a
>c"te of Nod'gr"~ tAgensr aud wesmhcenoe-
M'heN' Hr" great No"''"'l"n 4" baltimore
f.En M. l#..H N.. II -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-19

(IATE OF TEANELiS, TENNESsEE,)
WILL practice Law 10 LoWnds aud tt,
w adjoining counties. Office, opposite IL
Post Office.
Columbus, Miss. Oct. 9Th, 1855. lA-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-19
one Hundred Dollar. Reward

Ell the subscriber, on tbe lsl If MAY, near
- Columbus, Nj two negroes, Of the following
r~crpton MOSES, % or 4 years Of age 8 tct.
10 or II inches high. rather Of a copper color. and
bald headed he wac formerly owned Nv Mr. James.
near Ekon Tenn. HENRY $50 stout fellow A.
bout the same age, s ett Or ~ ncb high qy'e
lack aud has lost some pne or Two If MS font trrft
aud was raised by VI Richird Barry oi Columbus.
The above reward Will b. given 70 ans one who
may copdae ia jail tie above named negroes 70
that we get them, or half lhe amount pr erher one.
NJ NJ & /. b. BROOKS.
jane 25th 1910 5lu
1.-THE Na~hyil- Union. aud Democratic Press
Pulaski Tenn, viii please insert the hove 10 lhf
amount Of $40, and toward their account, To lht.
oaicc lor payment with a copy Of The paper CON
tanning The advertisement Nj NJ IL | b B.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-19
Law Notice.

- GORGE i. MORSE Attorney aud Counsel
N ier. atltw. DeKab Kempcr County Miss.
August, 3slb ls4O.-g.-5m.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-19

GOOD teacher, To Ike charge OF the musical
n department AT lie Mississippi Female College
None need apply an,ess ihey can'cOme wei recon-
rnrnded, For Information apply to
a MAER. President
Columbus August 18Th ls4o.-7-tr
J9s.WoRE Neatly rrEcurEp Al THIS OrrrcL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-19
NIOrus NIulticRuIis.

80 HE subscriber las now crow,rgpea
< Jackson. Miss. inc ni x tie shovr
WV sa.usbe TREE and wiH lave IN tie q
,r> or next spring, stNeIsl and fur ale
ne A"o"~ them To Be genuine as he b,osht item
Sttn ~ iuiI iosge, Warranted genuine or no sa r
',.'' > iENis, tfusi oiT-et) jackson. Miss.
y. l.. liscs ~ cuiiIE ntsI5 I.rl,d ~ tetsr
I'N pan 9, 'he country. J. LEWIS.
'H's'N JOht /, 1889 ITU
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-19
Take Notice {!

4 LL those tHae5t.d to tHe undersigned either by
IN 1otc ur Ur1a account 5r TIE years 1887 : 9
~ vii DO web 10 make payment by the Isl o,
September All those who disregard tbs notice
wa Ue sued indiscrIialnaleY.
{. MCBACKEN 4 Co
Colbert JOY g. l-1o J'y
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-19
AIorus Multicaulis.

NEn 600 genuine Morus Muticaui
- OU,UUU buds for sale by the subscribe
which he oilers for sale at one cent per bad dene
able IN next month or ~ December, II deSred-lr l..
wlI plant that many buds next spring, aud deIiyt
the product ~ November. isdO, 10 any grniiema
or company Of gentlemen. The Uccs, from which
the above buds grew this year, ranged IN lengtI
from four to eight feet Who vii give ten cents pei
tree Tor all that ac raised from the above lands-o
who will make propositions Good security will b.
gwen and required. The above buds viii be de
lyered OF my house, or in Petersburg, Va. If all at
taken,
Refer to Mr.. NJ. Walihall. Columbus.
STEPHEN u. WATKINS.
Iawrenceyile, Va Oct, = 1889
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COMMISSION MER CH.q.NT.
AGINr uF ThE MISSISSIPPI UNIoS saNE.
No, s., Commerce Street,
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Notice 60 TrareIIera

OWING TO ibe scarcity Of money tls Pro,,i.-
- iJ's 1itte Stage iue from Co, rnl.us ID jsrk.
soa' M have REDUCED The rsies CT iare ilen SIS 10
he 'ne i iuih.sied s. ususi. Ki,h gto5 CoseLs4
Sfstdd aoi~ts and csrrini GrsEefr
Ce'ntes August iai, Is4e-I.h
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Notice.

A IL persons indebted 10 Oliver Ellis by Book
IN account are hereby notified TIM, the accounts
Of SAID Ells, were by hu made over to me as as.
slsute or the benefit oI Morgan McNous- and all
those indebted are requested 10 mako immediate
settlcmcuLcI llcr with INT OF James 7 Burdyne Esq,
WHO Is NY authorised agent at Iotk,llr Ala
JOHN j. FERNANDlS.
CnIuutl,uy AM q 1870 r.