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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-24

THE CENTERBA COkDIAL~This d the name give. 10
elegant Cordial which has been found v~rv e2seiS
in Naples other parts Italy, France for The cur
and prcveptioa Of certain malades.
The met wi in these countries and liz ipvs
usnie and failing powers warrant Az.
Offering IL to the public by the proprietor has imporsd
large quantity direct from Italy for this purpose.
It's happy combination Of different RIBS found i'm m.
Of Ao,S.r and be used with and pms
a,geson hatuenee acdty owncss Of the rits and The
ke avery short time 1t produces comfor table sensation
through the whole system the
renewed activity t. this body and vgor mind In con
vnsons anting Mysteries, and other diseases Il =
relief ''-A' - ~S"S
used immediately before after meals Twotea speo.s
fall mixed with an equal quantity sugar and half vine
glass full Of wner being dose adult and ha
y for young person may also be taken in coffee with
that htio beverage The dose will be seryc.shle
IN COMMISSIONS used soon as they make their app arance
ROGh COLvLLt, iss Bi,ecker street sos ayenss ~
AZ Am
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-24

;: s::,'@:; g.; iis :; %s !:
N0TT the ossbrss snsle Physician without being tap
red jy2o-an
=xzxz,--=======>F iT~-FtTs--1hw Ore adftl dis
pUs8 = G sase is positively cured b. Mrs
uUHX MOTT. the ceehr rated Femak
- PhysiciaH, iis spriBg street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-24
COUGHS AND COLDS.

DERSONS taking colds aud coughs this wet weather.
L be cured in o e er two days, by SHERMAN'S Cough
LOZENGES sold at lOs Nassaustreet Y; and 1873 Full
tons BrookIvn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-24

CHEAP FASHIONABLE
IA LORI NC ESTABLI s II M N r.
los Beekman street. near Pearl.
ENTLEMEN in want ocloh,ns will 6nd il their interest
TO call at the above numb' they there procure
article the line made style that To
equal to the best in the city, the
nary low prices:-
Snpcr black Glue, or green Drrss Goats, Si<ss
do do do Frocks, ism
Fine Cass Pants, a.
Vests, all kinds, IS
Gentlemen furnishing their materials hare them
made IN the beat style at tho pressDrcss
Goats ~ to9 Frocks SO TO $780, Pants so 10 \; Vests
IN my2s sms John MOLEATT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-24

VANDERWERKEN, manuftctursr Of 81 abs Omn,bussss
Stage Cosclfs Railroad Cars, &c. corner Of Hamhot
Bruen and McWh2rter streets pear the helrosd Depo
upwards Of hundred ef tn. newly invented Csbs
four persons.
~ B. tn, public cautioned OF
he insnrnxsh 4 abs les lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-02

OrJ- individuals and families, merchants and ira
ders who want the Herald served at their houses
or places of business, regularly, and before seven
o'clock in the morning, can be supplied by leaving
their names and NUMBERS 1T the heraio once, "a
Ann street We have one of the best corps of car
rers in New York-de cent, competent, faithfulan
attentivemeu. This will be better arrangement
Oh IN depending fora supply on the chance sales in
the streets or late great numbers of citizens have
or tered the Herald to be regularly serTed at their
houses, instead of buying it in the street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-02

A Toreu SroRy.---1be Wisconsin Enquirer Of
the 9th inst in speaking Of hail storm which pas
ed over portion of Milwaukee county IN that ter
ritory on Thursday afternoon cfthc week pre- viovs
saws that il destroyed crops Of all kinds not har-
vested, breaking windows, killing pigs and posltry
besides knocking down, IL is said one or two mer
aud a colt " SoD-c Of the hail stones" says the
enquirer, eve are informed on authority not To be
doubted, measures eight inches and a quarter in
circumference, and weighed five ounces
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-02
oiis. Once.

SrPr. Pckpockets in custody Yesterday ar
ternoon officers Smith, and John Davis. arrested q
number of fellows the pier the foot Of Clinton
street, who were exercising their vocation amid the
persons congregaed there to itnessthc der arturo
Oft steam ship On submitting them 10 the search
ing operation, n number Of pocketbooks, several
watches, and articles of bijouiric together with
large amount of gold and silver coin, were found in
their possession Persons tavirg been plundsred
had better c, az the Office this day and cndeavour
To- rccnpnizr Their prnnNTiN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-02

Tar D'HAurvtLLE CAsr.-lhe D'Hhutvire
in which further hearing was To have taken
Yesterday before the Court Of General Sessions, was
postponed ill Wednesday Philadelphia Spirit i
he Times Of yesterday
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-02
THE MOST PERFECT n
w G. S A n ID SCALPS
IN THE WORLD
CRISTADUKO.

Us BNUADWNY OPPUST TIE ST. PAUL'S AND NEXT
TO AMERlCAN MUSEUM,
pegs to inform his friends and the public that
- to make the notice and has now IN
rand nS very LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TIE
HOSI PENFECT WIGS AND ScALPS Designed
long experience and unretted Application particular
branch OF business has convinced OF ts fact
The WIGS and 3CALPo that he particularly invites
the public to inspect Of aeousruction a once staple
and ins.n'ous they reader the metallic springs altogether
unRc e.asafy, thereby doug with any
sure or headache which these sometimes occasion they
are also hxec on the mead more firmly than by the
pleasant 10 the wearer -
CRiSTADORO'S REPOSITORY also cont aims a very ex.
ensye assortment and great variety Fancy
Articles. Call aud see. iyis s,sF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-02
No. 307
The HIiiI---.A Fable
BY FBENE1ER ELLIOTT.

BY EBENE1ER ELLIOTT.
Once on a time, runs the record,
There stood mill upon a current
Whose banks with pleasant dwellings checquerea,
vi plentys reign gave smiling warrant.
1t did the work of all who chose it,
For many square miles round about it,
There was no rival TO oppose it,
Ana no one thus could do without ii.
Al length, somehow, the mill grew crazy
MOI that the mlers had grown lazy,
But that the wheels were ilLadjusted
It's true the wheels had all got rusty
From " ant of oil and want OF gong
But still they might have moved, though crusty,
Were nothing else in wrong bestowing
So, the machine received it's JUNCTION.
And Tor little, NOV ed a head still
But To- while small wheels did their function
Most OF the larger ones stood dead-sill
So, something must he done right early
Else they would 90 against the wall soon
tor they must grind the peoples barley,
Orpeople would give Ger TO call soon.
They took out wheels and put in new ones;
Here changed one shaft, and there another;
Thinking that, hen they got the true ones
The whole machine would NOV together
A; length, by these profound devices
Twas made to grind so much per diem.
But at such monsrous cost, that prices
Were doubled, TO make business pay em.
Meanwhile some rival mills had started
In opposition, Ger the water;
And here, where all was soundly got up
wight and day, the clap played clatter."
cts very odd how quick and clcverly
The folks themselves found out the true case
Getting road across the river, they
Took all their barley to the new place
They got il ground for half the money
And this the tide so fairly turned now,
That, in d short time, scarcely any
Would with old Granny be concerned now.
For so some wicked wgh.s nicknamed her
That ancient, venerable grinder;
That once ere age. and so forth, tanned her,
Left every other mill behind her
But things were changed now, ack-a-daisy
The people laughed, aud made jest of her;
Forno she'd grown crank end crazy,
The mill-wbeel turned without the rest ofner
Twas clear some fundamental error
Lay at the root OF all the evil
The owners looked at her with terror
The mcrs wished them at the devil.
For long ago, they'd shewn them clearly,
(Stern teacher Is experience dear Doughty
The walls were sunk and rent, and fairly
The whole machine had out Of gear got.
And why l-Why simply, the foundation
Was laid i'll sand, and much too narrowly.
Nothing could mend their situation,
But reconstruct the whole thing thoroughly
And so resolved the greater part Of them,
But twas too late now to replan all
The rival mills had got the start of them,
And trade had found another channel
Britain, my country, learn lesson,
Else such will be thine own iororn cause
Thou AIT the mill which rivals press on
Thy ruinous base of sand the Com LAWS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-02
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Circ aiavtoLt Of the kteraI

Circulation of the Herald.
nos,,va Asn.,n ,,.;i, n.nsr .....,. Il, 900
49,, ~, rirn.,n ''' '~'~'' 1900
Exra. Hrn A., n IN no ,rr;v al ofa $4,000
Herald ....... 81 900
OF thisimmeuse Issue we circulate 10 ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-02

xEE- WANTED FOR QUEBEC-Abcutsco b,is r,o,s
t-f ich ca he taken ~ first class English Vessel
- 10" PETER REIERsEN. IS wall street,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-02
TO SpORTsyEN.

TO sPORTsyEN.
GUNS, rlsT0Ls, RIFLES, Sc, AT WHOLESALE
Eg i"4. l s.r,i ; 3 'fs,sy description
5000 pairs Of pstsls.
500 Rifles, single and double barrel.
PeIcuss CAPS; Powder Fsks and Sporting articles
Most Of the above can be sold below cost of nportat or
ts,yl SIN avs Per- .i-.s,. rs,, fiat,
ICE CREAMS AND CoNFECTIoNAiLEs, Who'll 4
John BRADEN, a bis old sara No ~ Cans street hsv-
ms i~oa many experuncrts "a hc Manufacture oi Ice
friends and ;a puh gesery, 10 give hu can aud satisfy
senselss that better article canno' he tOun IN the y
da errision, aud OF the very hest materials For sale
who'll sale aud ret u. ~ Of The lowest
cae Rtm.mhor hs store lew rods west of Dread
No7a Canal street. jyl7.2m'
THE ST. LOUIs MUSEUM FOR SALE The pro-.
pretor o. hi .stsbshmen' being engaged IN Zooiogict
rcseerches sHi wishing To- devote HE whoe time apd undi
offer his Ma for sale, on credit secured on real
tate OF uf ea orsem Mt 500 do cfte capital - be
year. with an Of pe cent per asu nay able
year ~ adv ince. aud Afterwards every six rontrs
ar S sS s sa Ss AM nj 1 Ss Rs AMOUR, S en-
,sked CIR the establishment j. very N, stock and bu
sn'ss Of Museums rs be by The books Tie pur'
chtser VIII have IN urtunity ~ thu pI'ctase
uey fihe ii jcnsefihs Museum previous a. M be iue
AZ viii L nd eiuelt toca, ed heweesh+ es'ersive West
urPrecs dertc Aegre e irc-ea-g Us NJ IN
very hrech ol science unlimited event, Al co rpsr
tn> end nth, W III secim"us in Mssrs"gy, Orn'tho'egy
hhersy " encouraging and ssi nug such ~ 90 obmcu'
Which, WITH The greet numb Of ;ttaee's thai a's dly asd
able than perhaps am ot7srm America
tn. recrut collection Of oss not included N the stock
'''''''' NJ '''''' Q" 'O's j. p. NiLTENBEWGER,
aust. It General Agent, ST. Louie.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-02

These ships all of the first Glass; about
nd commanded by experienced naygsors Great
aade of the selection of furniture beds and
the price ocabin passage fixed $500
u and children half price without liquors of any
Inscription Neither the capains the above
packets will be responsible for letters parcels packages
tent them, unless regular bills Of adng signed ere
Apply
GRINNELL, NINTURN & co. 1874 Front st. or to
JOHN GRISW OLD. 70 South street, New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-02

DUgLIC NOTICE on RE- JOVAL-sAMUEI PHIL.
itfS, late Of loe William rect, respectfully uiorus bis
patrons that he has removed his cash Tailoring
tats nent 90 iij Broadwa, door from Liberty street
wh" e viii continue To- transact business thesae
TEN ut hiss gained him so large portion OF public fvor
= J. has uttered into nvnts that will enasle him o.
i"it~ afrles ~ dress equal, respect To- the
lscs In the ride At stl greater saving than cretore
us be at by mparng their garments and
tiis NTH hts (he ony arrive Just conclusions
ay acr, Dre, st!bsh The trr" value o any article IL
'hs Tact that withhods the proprietor from publishing
f1ns is ot cargs articles be made low
witch are thsot,ly &C. H. ratio "a The
prices
y r. wishes particular 10 draw att n.ion to this fact
daily attempts rahsi : his style ~ ,iyrr'iser
ln conclusion. :. T. aEsute gent that maiss up no
articles If dress whatever from the very beet rSs and
that he EMPLOYS Nu frat rate hands r. the hubble
TO make al Of his system in the full conveton lka; he
really them thirty
An ,rtncnt Of Shrif, stocks DO goms Collars md
Globes slwsys on hand. isqT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-02

FOR poUphkEEPsit,

FOR pUUGH K EPSit
Every day. Sundays excepted landing Caldweis, Wes
FONT, Cold Spring, hishki Landing,
New hamburgh and Milton.
SsHssSS lzg Ihe and splendid steamb. O9 cola
apt Nerdne rruesdt wlli leave the foot OF
4s Chambers street, aiternoon, tSpndays
sxeepted at o'clock commencing Tuesday, March 1870
O'clock. - :
For passage apply to the Captain board or to NJ. &
y. X. Martin, IA " est street
NIB. All goods, freight bank bills specie proIs
taken "a beard this boat must ZEE at the risk of the
thereof.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-02

LONDON ADVERTISEMENT.
ARISTOCRACY VERSUS DEMOCRACY

LONDON ADVERTISEMENT
ARIsTOCRACY VERSUS DEMOCRACY.
GENTLEMEN inclined 10 =s ahead or IN. Atlantic steam.
VI era, will do well to 81
ROLFE s. Co.'S.
NERCRA I AlLORs,
No IS Great Marlborough street. Regeni street,
LONDON.
their arrival - their extensive eEcsea
sortrent Of Waisteoas, ard the hes, West Of Eng
Cloths. being Role Co.. Of the first style Of Lash
ION md at prcrs an th" lowest reinnsrsne scale G
LIRE PROOF PATENT ALA yANOER SAFES
Il of
WlLDER'S PATENT SALAMANDER SAFES
and prepared ~ ofer To the pbi SAFE KNOWN
TO BE FIRE PROOF. oae of tresc : ,fcs u,d ia a
iurnice with one of ,ots pe besios aud t e. j.
Geylers Double SAT-. both Of which conSuprd N less
an two hon VIII e this SAFE with increased heat
pen four hours, preserved unninrd Books aui pa
coaa,ncd. Me renaus and Others wanting "a
pnesict TO call end examine for themselves An
% hand sntae for Banks Merchants and Others antns
Fire proef safe
Orders received for Money Safes, Chests Bank var.
Vault aud Partition Doors Window Shutters, se which will
We mae a. the shortest notice aud WARRANTED ERE
PROOF.
ATTWATER, CHASE 4 co. 2s Pnest
a2I nearly opposite the new Custom House. New folk
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-18

$40 -.s On. l-s, ss.r
.-r .#H,- aer..g poorer ss.-. q.
Or 'f Pei. "' necessarily Faa- .-.
'. at1I. measures against q
rel.erE Tie Eau- -. t.a- --
~-..i ,.si- f-1, HrH. system i, ~.
.Aru %. ta.r r7 gry g.. -...--f
b-ra.ltS unE. ta. 81. .-cg- :. rs-..
u.sanhs Hrr5'a u. ta- desert II. ~. De
WaAe us pugrm proportion 10 ..- II
tn dssoE'e our hfaribs ami rob ts .ttl--
3Hds 'i.si we hang owe, tie E,ssr n. Pei g.
tHi, wholesale scheme O" Gf,.r-.... q
10 siFu1se. LEI as ,hase Of a4. y. .-.s --
seldom believe Themselves d4p,s- . "
ger IS c1Sung a. inst ihytr r.L, u "a, rs.
~ ''u u we sAtT' our eatrgies TL,7, --' b
that comes o. us .fara The denfLsar ..' ~aFa..
81 ruin and dcsuBtiun and Irrs- US, t-,
- l'>, ' .'h"n virtue and ptr,svs--, q.
,i'v instructive .aVe ul The people lor liberty
N ''s.'ue nature ol dtmoc aci. We
nations weep Tears ol blood, and oay es5.s '1s
we" |'' 4I,' 100 Their hearts lae,s,, ''-
aSunGeF' but what are Tie rayaces III a'.--
S""'i-w"al the Gsinegfaton of ier,.,-. ..' g.
pared with The miserable, delusPr - 'lS
srrrlude That has been entade, ug'1 A. INNING
the operations OF TINS ml>cu.ed ,rsI, ~. ''-'a
our swords be ready 10 leap from rbi, $50 80
defend the lumber deserts of Name COL C'y.''
We p1ss,teiy see This mnnSlrous vsmnyro :, 1sr
ct bank-ridden, ST. cklobbug manop1r, , ,'' 's'.
land, fastening itself Ike an cuorrrnes ing
our 9cry y.taiS Look upon the eyr,sn... -
apprehension and distress every wher, ~ as
As the necessary consequence Of his svs,si'
II should create ma alarm among The t,,snis., o.
government. We are Just now in tbs ~. h'
state Incidental To the experiments, Glare"
institutions. Liberty herself Is The ehd NJ ~ o4i
She ever comes not Smiling and s,unhs,n.
aru sghHg with her foes, ana dasbirg - y WI
through umult and tempest, IN her hon ,,
Her dd'cR, m every age, comes blended WA y
hight 81 burning fields, and totterng lhron., "
Wild cries from the few that stand in blub MAJ, a..
strive to lelter the God-gyen enerpes oCbs n. -
She breatheSa spirit fresh, dewy and Ibyi,o,.s'!
but there Is an atmosphere of tire grouujLas
ct her own nature, but from the conA1craior ar'.
cent and polluted things. Systems trebr ,r,h ~.
and rOJenneSs are oveFlhrown but their G,,r,i-
float for time, like shipwrecked vessels nm S,,
ing with corruption, and sending up their purJ y,
haIatiuns
Let us then 90 into this contest against thaiy,-,.
olunnatura monetary systems with no tiy,ris, n,
with stout hearts ana high resolves, cherred og,,l
by The fact, that many of the enlightened wbc,,,,
Wiling to cooperate with Us in redecminc the Fam
try from these destructive Influences But wt
those who would grind us down by the re.es.sb.
ment of This banking system. we must ys,r m.
compromising war We must give them bow a,
blow; and should they raise the battle cry Of uya
TO the knife" from The ramparts Of the cons'uo
we will reply" Tictory or DEATH"
have the honor to be,
With great respect
Your friend and seryr,
JOHN +. II. CLAIBORNE
To Mes5rs. 5. \, Cartwrigh, l. Pitcher and
Others.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-18

On Monday last, Gen. Jesse Spcigh address
cd a numerous meeting Of tho citizens of tn,
county at the Courthouse in this place. Tn,
object Of his address was to explain his course
IN the Legislature, and to defend tho Bank 70.
form law. lie spoke in a clear and folcbio
manner, fortifying his position by the authority of
Jefferson, and other distinguished leaders Of the
democratic party. To show what was The opin.
ION OF the people Of this county upon tho subicc,
OF bank reform, in 1883, he read preamble and
resolutions adopted by meeting, without dis,inc.
ton Of party, held in this town in June of that
year. One Of these resolutions was as follows
"Hssoirsd, That committee Of be appointed
by the char to draft memorial, and IN Obtain
signatures, praying our Legislature 10 use their
best excrions TO reform the present banking sys.
tenn OF the State 10 fir IN eOrly ddv f6r Me
resumption q specie payments by them, and that in
all cases where they do NOT comply with such law
FokFETuRE OF THEIR CHARTERS
SHOULD BE THE CONSEQUENCE"
There was, we believe, at the tlme no dissent.
ing voice TO this resolution II embodied, as
Gen. Speight had every reason to believe, the
opinions and wishes Of the people Of Lowndes.
II accorded with has own views. Ia fact, he was
the chairman of the committee tina, drafted the
resolutions. While in The Legislature he fel, i,
his duty 10 carry out these views lie introduced
IN that body set Of resolutions based upon The
principles advocated by the meeting above allud.
cd TO. These resolutions were edopled and re-.
TERED to committee who reported bill in nc.
cordance with them. The bank law finally pass
90 by the Legislature, and which Gen Speight
supported, simply carries out the principle con.
tanned in the resolution adopted by the Lowndcs
county meeng--tha principle was the right and
the duty Of the Legislature TO compel the banks to
resume specie payments,
Ten. Speigh enforced his views upon this sub
Iect with his usual cearness and ability. After
he concluded the meeting was addressed by Mr.
Tucker and Mr. Eyars both OF whom took the
anti-democraiic ground that tho Legislature have
no right to repeal bank charters, and that the
oank reform law was unwise and unconstitutional.
we were not surprised al the course of the latter
he belongs TO the federal party, and acts con.
sistenly, but We were mortified at the postum as.
sumed by Mr. Tucker--from him, we did eynect
better things But we lorbear all comment. ,or
the present The right of one Legislature TO
repeal the acts of another. and the subject If
bank charters in all its length and BREADTH will
hereafter be discussed in our paper overlooking
Inc conduct Of individuals, or The action Of any
particular Legislature, Ihs principle alone will DO
Examined into. We will here just remark that
50 consider the right Of repeal as a fun.
amenial, democratic PtnciPle Wcneyef heard |
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-18
THE TRUE ISSUE.

Shall our, be a GOVERNMENT or THE
BANKS or a GOPER.N.NE.NT or THE
PEOPLE? Shall tee hare a CONSTITUTION
AL TREASURY, or an UNCONSTlTUTlON-
AL NATIONAL BANK Shall IRE hare Co.'S
srIruTIoxAL cuRREscY OF GOLD and SILVER,
or one Of IRREDEE.H.fBLE P.1PER7 Shat
IRE lire under ne despoi1n Of MoNEYED ARIs-
rocRAcY, or under the safeguards Of FREE
CO.NSTTTUTTO.N7- -Washipgto Chran
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-18
THE PLEDGE.

Martin Fan Barren, in his Inaugural Id
dress, gaze a PLEDGE that no bin intsrter.
ing Nth sidrerg IN The District 81 Columbia 81,
The States, should eesr eeeire his constiftionG'
sanction. THIS should be mdds a TEsr ours
rioN By hs slnre-koiding States lyrTHE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST WILL Ne
YER VOTE For ANY MAN AS PREsI.
DENT OF THE u. STATES, WHO WILL
NOT GIVE THIS SOLEMN PLEDGE.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-18

e5- We are authorized TO announce WILLIAa
NEED as candidate for the office of State Treas
rer at the special election, to I'LL The vacancy &C.
cacasoned by the death Of Col JAMES @. VIZ
LfAMs.
U1- We are authorized 10 announce the name Of
MAJOR NJ. M. BRicHAM, as candidate for tie Of
nee OF bngadier General, Of the 4lh Division, to
M The vacancy Of Gen. Carter, resigned.
TO- We are authorized 10 announce JAMES. NJ.
Downs as candidate for Treasurer oil State to Gil
'he vacancy occasioned by the death of Col, j. II.
Williams.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-18
CORRESPONDENCE.

NAIcHEE, Apr 2nd l>4
Hos. T. I. II. CLNEoENE:
Ds1r Su- Alta meeting Of many members
Of The democratic party 40 The Mercer House n
r5.s c.,,, last week Is was suggested unanimously
taa, yuI we're The proper person 90 be rec0mmen-
Jsd L. The Central Committee % TIT tie vacau-
rv existing Iu our State Electoral Tickle, by the
resignation Of Judge Quruaa.
Al the county meeting TO be held next Mon
day your name Will be proposed, and Ne wish to
knoN whether We are at liberty to pledge the Use
of vour name, tine and cNeIuons, 10 the party at
inns Iunor,anl iuuc'ure Of public affairs
SAINT 4. Cartwright, l.. Pitcher
p Be.ancon, Jr., Douglas {. Dunlap,
g.. v II. Forbes, i. y ;. Dunph1r
r. Parker, , 5. B. Thatcher
John +. VIM, /. Sellers,
Joseph H. Hoh, lchn lngersof',
Thomas Fletcher
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-18

Il deured BY any one protesting 10 be Demo
crai, until the subject vas agialed IN our last
Legislature. Every LegivlaluIo Ia the Union
that has spoken upon the SUBJECT has asserted
the night, aud We know not Of a solitary demo
cratic Journal that does not maintain il.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-18

Inc \. Orleans Sun says lhis-and it speaks
uu'n-it's luII as impairment to ask of an eJi.
tor the names of his correspondents, as of an
old mad her age; and you'll get the truth about
as SOON.
iNDEFENnENoE.--We SHAH uot notice ,be
weather again until Il gets TO behave with some
deeency' We have tolerated it in its freaks and
cnaoSes quite long enough-it is now beneath our
consldcranon'-N Louis P,naani
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-18
Notice.

WE have received supply OF paper q W md
W quality for Blanks, and also new !P.
are now prepared 10 do work in as neal l'a o..
as can be done in any city in the South" l,rs
leans not excepted. We also have on mana r,rb
assortment of enameled, bronze, and pan i ,k
OF all sizes. Ladies visiting cards execu'eu
nealeSt manner at the Office Of the DeuNcf'"
April 18th, IS4G,-tC