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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
Nnfice.

yTHE undersigned having been appointed Al.
n mntotralrx, Oh the estate o JOSIAH Skinner
iced. at tie October term of Prubaes Court oI Ok
ubbrha county, Of 1889 Al persons having ella I'm,
against sad estate are requested 10 prese1, them
duy authenticated WITHIN the time prescribed i,
law, or TINS notice VIII be plead in bar of recovary
SARAH A. SKINNER.
FEB 18th. 1902 CIV. "'''"'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
TO the Public.

WE must al bend 10 circumstance the credit
W SYSTEM Is becoming much curialled at the
north aid elsewhere, we find 1t necessary to follow
suit; and therefore adopt his method OF informing
our customers generally, that any sales we may
make after tie irsi day Of January next. viii be
considered due 90 the delivery of the goods
FRANKLIN 4 BROTHER.
Dee. 81 is39.-26-tr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22

For the Dcmacal
.Hcsrs Editors IL have been revolving in nv
mind, the causes so embarrassment SO universal
among the people Of this county. think have
~co>trcd many. pas. over those not immediately
under the people control and call tbciy attention Ia
one which, though small, has e bearing. | have csc
tmltrd the population oi the county al twelve hum
drcd voters; elght hundred Of whom reside in the
country, further estimate each voter goes to town,
upon an average once each week the year round
TINS multiplied by tlly two, makes forty one thou
sand SIX hundred visit, 70 Town, or 20 many DAYS
lost; estimating mans labor at one dollar, the lrss
/. Sal 600 Add ~ this the bottles ut wire drank.
the gas arnJred, .aa tavern buds, aud Inc thousand
halle purchases made taal could he Wei dispensed
with, and you have, upon reasonable eslimttr.
$4,000 more, making some eighty thousand dol
lars lost Were THIS sun pat JH circulation, it would
almost pay our domestic debl No doubl what ap.
Plies to tins county Is applicable to all. know
there are many who do not visit ball SD often but
pc0ect there are others who would not number
less than twice or thrice ia every week make
these remarks that pubic attention may be direct d
to the SUBJECT. Iowsprs
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
NegrOesIfor Sale,

IN Monday the ii,h, Jas OF Febuary. ls40.
~ val uiier at public auction in the Town
Columbus. nlne likely Negroes, i not disposed
at private SAFE before that time
JAMES NJ SLOAN.
Feby s.h. is4O.-3l-1w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
Feb. II, 1870

Az .4C1 to prescribe the Funds recetgabis jor
State Iares, and other purposes.
- ECllUN /. BE Il euasted by the Legislature yi
- tie State Of Mississippi, hat the notes Of ail
the banks OF TINS STATE winch pay specie pn demand
Tor all their matured circulation, sa be receivable
for all taxes aud dues to the State Provided, how
ever, hal no post note, now issued, Of auy bauF
or banks having more tlIan nne months 10 run, at
the lime shat be offered ior la1cs Or other durs 10
the STATE, shall be received.
Sec. 2 And be Il further enacted, That lhis act
shall take effect from and alter ils passage, and shah
continue IN force uuri he bfsl Monday N January
eighteen hundred snd lofiy -one, ana 70 ongcr,
j. SPElGHI,
Speaker Of he House of Representatives,.
GEORGE u. AUGUSTUS,
President 0 TINS SENATE
Approved, February 8, l540
A. G. MINUTE
33-4m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
Executors AntiEh'

4 LII persons having claims against the estate Of
~ John II. Morris late oil Choctaw comfy, deed.
are hereby notified to present the same authcn,ica.
ted wilhin the lme prescribed by aw, TO the under
.cncd or The same vii be forever barred. All those
indebted 20 said estate are requested to come for
ward and make immediate payment
THOS. HOGB,
VALENTINE HARMON.
Executors
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22

No. 25J John larbatn
Henry Bel On f. ia. 10 Jan,
No 100 Mhiti n lomlnsoa Tenn 1910
w.
n j. Moore a. Henry Bell
Dl wftne vi IBc above specified wits % me d.
I'D rtcted nom lbr Honorable Distinct Eoufi Of
ur Outsj States Tor tue Northern D.tnct Of MIS-
s,ss'pp, wiii sell pn Monday the 9th day Of April,
l7l0, at The court house OF Lu.yndts county. The
inipHinR described propeuy t. W.T. lots number
one ana two, 90 sqlaf. number lgur, south Of Man
street, IA The plan W the town 81 Columbus aud be-
lug lirc same ncrctoOre occupied by Henry Bel AS
a laycfn House. and SHOWN Us tbc Columbus Ho-
l5D together wiii the oppuuonJucrs thereto bciUng-
ng
Levied on as The property q ard defendants, To
SATISFY ie above nduyd c2cCujlun ana al, cost
sac 10 take place Jetwceu TIC hours prescribed
by id".
ADOLPllDS G.. WEIR,
AlirsUnI \ Ualucl NJ.
~, W. LAHgoLit Drpy
Columbus, February IN, 1910 81 sw.
Printers he SIS 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
Stop the Runway.

m Runaway from the subscriber,
M/A near Middleton, Carroll county, Miss.
.RAt1 about the 10Th of January last,
TN SOLOMON.
M back man slave, about twenty Two
as -. years Of age, five feet seven or eight
--------- inches high, lolefaby well made, quite
black good set Of fore teeth, tries 10 be very polite
mods and bows when speaking or answering ques-
TORS. lie may say he belongs to Mr.Grsy of Vir-
gina or some person in that Stale, as he was
brought from Virginia about four years ago by 10
seph Meek.
WILLIAM +. COLLINS.
Feb IS, ls40.--32-2w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22

s.. ...
pu-. "A. Wrgrt ps.# h
,.Tas \ f... u @r
NaUal RtaIag : BaHu,,
RaruistnOVtn,EiVafjFt s-
..r.a, James EcsHrd. Nw. Ga O. o.. lo June
t1Nagtan. Mckinney ti#t.r- ltrw, $40, Of
ness, sta recbt>, Nm. b iiy DN-ucCourt
Lcs'irat WA I. Fuiigr, I'll "i ur l. :. iur
ss1 II Nasw. Richard l.. Mtulc Zoe y ID. 10. NJ
Nm poUsog, - Jamr> JONES,
kNHC /. C5HGun.N ". W aH-
ward, Ech5ri n Br0Aue, John
p. Jones, John u. AIMS, Alex
amber " >agshv, N,upm Dow
sang ir. Nni W. HumpF-e,
sol Armstrong J. Hodge.
Pope Powers, }
No sb9. ~ same
Same.
Charles ". \ R1gtfs, J
NJ. sio. ", SAM.
same
Dycr Pear
No 2fi. ts. sans.
>sue, except u. W. VI nyat,
Perry I. Duncan,
NJ ~. ,s Same.
Same excerpt ID W. NughN
Nm = Robert kc.y,
2'S IS same,
SAut excerpt u " NughL :
/ VIM u. Shp1t,
| ga IS Same,
Same except ID. " Wright
Dl Nriue "a lhe above snecifed tgfiis "a ele al
ID rac.el from me liaphrahr Distract Conn n
the Uuiic, States t,r the Nurthrrn Dlfjet of Nj
>isslppl, | vii sell un Monday the mxtb lsy d
Aprd tsl0. at The Caut House IT l.owpdes couu.
t., the following described property. Ia wit. a n
CONNIE nelug ou the North east corner at Main mi
Market street n block ar sorarr number Two run.
ming westWafd.y twenty two tei. thence unnn,
back u sail .u, mo thwJrdiy sixty feet thence cas,
varJ'y twenty no t,tt b Msrke, street. thence
uuhue along Market strtet sky feet 10 lhe heg,p.
nmr hrlng 4 mccc OF nafrcI OF lct number 1--WE. in
| SAID square number ia, ta-rther with the Stnrr
house ON said bot, recently octupird hy Woodward
aud Bedaedrld and AS lhe prnpeFty ui the defend
ants. Woodward < Hodges.
Also: part uf lots number SIX aud seven in square
number tNo. north ID Nam stfcrt. commencing Al
| the north tast conner al sand ol number SN nun.
ulut thence sauthwauliy. parallel with Markc, stree,
twenty iva feet. thence Wcuwatdiy, parallel with
Military street ninety feet thence noltbvardy. par.
a.lcl with Market street IL Mluare STREET t,ysn,y
tvn feet thence along Mhtary street ninety feet 4,
the begil ming, rs lhc property OF Reading s. Bouul
one of the defendants
Also. Lots snmber one. two, three. four and FIVE.
In -qa,rt number three south of Man s,rr,l. ron.
ing on Brdgt street north. each lot sxty sN lerl,
brvnpinr ,ybrr,, Nopfa sr,, ,,,oss.s Hr,,. .t,nri
cunning A,s wlh tbr s5u,b rlgr N B.,Igs ,trcct.
tbr.r tnnurra ,u Nina. H., g., .,r,o, ,t,en,.
al1ng the eastern rdre If Water slre,i soulhyarl-
y one hundred aud sky 1--WE lfct. thence eastward.
IN parallel with BRIDGE street threc hundred and
{ Ity brI 10 Mopro, @ifnst t.enrr ul,p, thr EMS.
tern tdueuf Monroe ~f,eri ONE hundred 1nd styty
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
. J. ESTES IuOS, II, MARCH
Estes 4 March,

ApgrIoSrrRs tSp CoNW,>oS MrRuusts,
Market Street Oppo>t,, iht Land OIicc Columbus
Feb. 18Th. $50 -3}-L
y b. Regular sale days, every Saturday and
Monday
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22

- llIl-------T-a' ------------
LAST ('AI.I,ttt

1 have handed to Young s BIedsoc G,r collection.
u NIL the claims due the late firm Of Woodward
BpdnghcId FOR the benefit of tho creditors of sad
hfm with instructions to sue on The same, if pay
mcnt is not made on or before the Istofnext month
w. WOODWARD.
Jan. 25Jh lsl0-2g-4w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
Law Notice.

A 7. YOUNG & Q: r. BLEDSOE, .7gor
- 7ey' n L4r Coifrbg fi'rsrppi
Feb = 1889 5fyf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22

just as Our paper was gong TO the press, we
received hand bill printed in the Argus Office,
signed, \. B. Moore, which requires of US a
passing notice. MI Moore is incorrect in say
ing that he told us that he did not think the con.
iesson of Mr.. Chapman quite saIlsiactoIy--hs
remark was that he did not know whether Mr.
Tucker would consider j, satisfactory or not.
This however is a matter Of but Hle consc,
quence. We did promise 10 publish the cores
pondence handed to US. We had examined il
very hastily as Mr.. Moore well knows-upon a
second and more careful perusal Of the letter ad-
dressed to us by Mr.. Tucker we came to the
conclusion not to publish it, and Immediately IN
formed Mr.. Moore Of the fact, stating at the
same .me tdat the correspondence between Mr..
T. and Mr.. Grayson, the Cashier of the Union
Bank, which was alone necessary for the defence
OF the former gentleman, would be published in
our paper unless countermanded. What the
change in our determination had to do with Mr..
fuckers defence, we cannot readily conceive.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
Notice.

TNHDoE indebted, 10 ihe estate Of Vardry
AlcBee decd, are hereby notified that men
NOES lave been transferred % Ats Aace L. McBe
ds guardian Or the Children, ana the SANG have
bren placed ~ the HIuds oi nalrts, C.aytnu Il
Hanson, Attorneys at iaw tor collection. Coat
may therefore be saved By calling upon those PEN
temen before suit Is instituted ~ Columbus.
JOAN Is. Bennett.
Fcb'y, sth, 1910. 5I-Iw.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
nnr AImnnncs. Tor 1910.

EgANE turtcei,cd They are Cor ss'c by IA,
4 gl1uuy az otherwise
PFlSIER i. GOODWIN.
y q. We have a h,auihd pair of GIotrs of
}Ae Use eft Schools, 10 dispose al - T.
Fbv -, 1870 33tt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
The State Of Mississippi, ItaWam-
ba County.
Attachmcn, tor ss52 10 IL

Duncan Clark,
Kenneth Clark and
Norman Clark, Attachment tor S2j! 10 ~
John I. Collins
NOTICE b hereby gwen Jhal the above attach
y meUt was issued gt ne tuI 81 the said pam
lils against the Sad defendant us removed debt
or, or the sum aforesaid, aud has been returned 90
This office duly executed, aud is now pcudne and
undetermined IN the Circuit Coult of Imwamha
county, State Of Mississippi, and that unless the
sad defendant shah appear GA ar before the seventh
Nlund1y after lte fourth Monday ol April oeNt be.
ing The first day of the circuit court for lhc county
aforesaid, give special haI aud plead, judgement will
be entered against him. and br property attached
wal hc Sold 10 satisfy p.autlll : demand,
Ntucs the the Llclkol SAID court. this }Sth day
Janaary 1870
ADONlJAI ELkIN, Clerk.
80 4w lPrprcr', fee - 30.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
Take Notice.

vENHE subscriber for the hast time, ntrms al those
L. who are Indebted To him. that unless they
come forward by the 10th of March next snd
make payment or satisfactory arrangements, that
their notes wall be pu, in suit bis liabilities in the
FIan'srs' bank are heavy and pressing, and must be
paid when called for
DAVID LLOYD.
Feb. 18th, ls40.--S2- 3w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
A BILL

A BILL
10 be entitled An Act requiring the several Banks
u this State TO pay Specie,and for other purposes.
Section l. Be it enacted BY the Legislature of He
State Of Mississippi, That from and after the first
Gay OF April next, all the Banks and other moned
corporations in this State, shall be required 10 pay
specie on all their five dollar notes and on all notes
o. less denomination aud from and after the first
gay Of July next, on all their ten dollar notes; and
rom and after the first day of October next on al
lher twenty dollar notes and from and after the
H7St day OF January next on oil their bills, checks,
certificates Of depose, and oil other evidences Of
lebI upon presentation of The same at their respec
1--we banking houses whether said liabilities are made
payable at their respective banking houses or not !;
ana upon failure TO comply with the foregoing pro-
'ison their corporate powers, privileges and ran-
MISE shall thereafter cease be nul and VOID, and Of
no ERECT except for the purposes hereinafter men
toned
Sec, ;. Be it further enacted, That should any bank
o'her monied corporation IN tins State, from and
ql'eF the time prescribed IN lie first section Of this
7Ol refuse 10 pas specie It's obligations, in the
manner tIeeenS prescribed, il shall be the duty Of
nc president, cashier or teller of the same to en-
4ofSe bus name with the date OF presentation and re-
usa on the back Of such bill note or other nbiga-
81 which endorsement shall be held aud deemed,
a. Inenis and purposes, as evidence Of the refusal
" SAID bank to pay specie, and should the president
sashler or teller refuse 10 endorse his name, as a.
ooNe required, he shall he liable TO indictment. and
90 conviction thereoCsha be fined one thousand dol
'srs' and Imprisoned six months.
Gee ). BE IL Further enacted, That Whenever
ne Governor, either from the certificate Of the
presidents cashier or teller as aforesaid, or by
aaldaEli Of the holder Of any note, bill or other ev-
sence OF debt shall be satisfied that snch presenta-
aoh has been made, ard payment withheld. he shall
.4thWlih Issue rs proclamation declaring the char
q a. such hank = other nosled corporation for
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22

rs tie rssat1 WHy, las paper m.a.y caa..'s.
~. .-l-,e5 17.ces within ,,s lsa.,s. 0eu.- soon
4. s,--aEt.utf v..a waur. Som DE c.lr..t
.tr. retained he metals us -r-Hsry vgs.'
.,5a Q, p-os,ra-ti and us system g'zE..za9
IA 7su.l.caIy gye,.ara0u, 80 long DIS ne 'H1
les retained fb-ly relative positions as .a-t
-.,r5, and paper money country and -r12'sf
II. WOULD he he calamity, u hab dozen CONT
-ss,s should exist uTOn the same globe, 'a DOT
,,s af winch could the paper money U'uueN-
..,,tsue article that could be uiS,d within The
.,.,n.ry which adhered to the metallic policy. j,
i. s-t t5eu seen IN this comparison, that a banking
and oarer currency adds nothing 60 tIewealh and
...53pr,s Of nation What 5 this bank paper
/. : not labor, nor IT'S products, nor wealth, nor
.,,..al. nor any thing OF intrinsic value. Us NOT
money, lor il is merely promise TO pay money
ami : nothing, n fact bu, Circulating debts ard
,,s,r ISSUE and augmentation au-msn's nothing
t,,,tba debts Of a country Every bank note D,
,.,f, F., deb, due TO the holder Of ,he note, and 90
s,ery loan of its paper made By bank, II aug
mems nothing but the debts Of country, first b,
,,eafng debt to II by the borrower to the amount
a he loan: and. secondly, debt by Il TO all ile
t,ller, Of It's notes. The banks then are the
GREAT cause Of all tina, vast load of debt which ha,
7nost weighed down tie enc,gles OF this great
nation.
Recent eyeris have Withdrawn the veil which
had so long concealed the fatal consequences OF
the banking system, and the struggle between
F.sdom aud monopoly has indeed commenced
and let me assure my counrymen that now or ne.
yer IS the time 70 strike the great decisive blow IN
favor of equal rights and privileges. The people
are rsing 70 the rescue the battle field Is nov
before them they have already gained partial
victory and now or never is the day Tor final tn
umph, now Or never is The day 10 decide whether
they Will be freemen indeed, or whether they wll
bind upon their own necks aud the necks oil 'heil
chhdren's children, the chains Of a paper nobility
monopoIizlng nearly all the wealth. and power o
The country, manufacturing all its money control
ling its Governments, Stale and National, and re.
guating all its pursuits and industry, Sir, II sat
lsfied now with temporary expedlents, we reor-
ganze the system, wnh or without a mighty Ma.
tlonal Bank, under new regulations and restrlc-
tons, these will all prove, as they have ever done,
but whlsps of straw, made only to be broken; and
this, the last and final Struggle OF Ireemen ior
their liberties will have been made in vain; and
here, as in down-troddeu Poland, the bank paper
czars may announce TO their subjects, Order
now reigns IN Warsaw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22

Al the request Of several of our subscribers we
publish to-day The Mammoth llumbug." Of
which J. Seawcl Jones, Esq, Familiarity known a.
Shocco Zones is the hero. We do not Of course
youch for The correctness OF all the incidents mar
rated--they may be founded in fact, or they may
be fictitious. Our readers will decide for themselves
- A beautiful and costly sword has been pur-
chased by the Columbus X llemen as a present
for then worthy captain CHARLES II, ABrET.-
The presentation will take place to-day, when the
Company, with the Columbus Dragons, will Turn
out to celebrate in an appropriate manner, the
birthday anniversary Of "ihe Father Of his
country"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22

On o.. tnJuuc
ltru $40 oil
BE Ui,-uctCaurt
ut TIE Us for
The \ Do VI.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
To H. II. WoRTHINGroY, ESQ:

70 n. IT. " oRTHINGT0N, ESQ:
Dear Sir II herewith send you the bill which
has grown out of my resolutions ask the favor
OF you to publish the same in your paper, 10 the
end that my constituents may read aud Judge for
themselves. The bill speaks its own importance.
u any thing less than what this bill proposes wi
meet the end, am al a loss TO divine IT,
The bill simply requires the banks to do what
they promised, when they applied for their charters,
| shall make no further comment on the bill. II it
cannot fight its way through all the oboquy and
abuse il has met with, and which has been ay;shed
% me, let il fall, and am willing to 90 with it.
GpEICuT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-11
q q 9 9 9 9 q

bNVA<S' TNNlLE APG&iENr PILLS are p,,r,.
j. ~ vegetable. composed " th jhc s;rct,.t prc,
ruu ct science oId u: art; They never produce ual~,
l arc, warranted Ga cure the tnlllwir diseases y,bi,b
a.s, irin impar,lIcs OF the blood yiz.-N.oplc4y
Bilious Infections. Coughs Colds liberated sprc throat
Scar.e, TcVcr Asthma, Cholera. Liver Complaint.
disease, ofths kidLeys and Bladder Affections pecu
Tar To females, and all those diseases of whatsoever
ki''d, 10 which human nature is subject where the
siomach Is affected
CONSUMPTION. COUGHS. & COLDS. Nervous
discusses. liver complaint, dyspepsia. bilious Diseases
9i!es. ulcers, female weakness. and all cases of hyo-
'hontriaciSm. low spirits, paptalion OF the heart
N"is irniabiy, nervous weakness iluor abus seminal
Weakness indigestion loss of appetite heartburn. gen
arl debility bodily weakness. chlorosis green sick
ie>S, itulcncy hysicrca iantings. Mysteries. head
tchcs, hiccup. sickness. night mare rheumatism
'sihlna. TIC duulourcuS. crlmp, spasnolc affections,
tnd those who victims TO that most circulating
disorder, Corr will find relief from their suerngs by
4 course of DR. Evans medicine.
Bcrure Of CoaHierC -fS-CAUTioN: BE particular
IA purchasing 10 that the label of this Medicine
contains notice Gifts cIiry according 10 AT Of Con.
grcss. Aud be likewise particular ia obtaining them
~ 100 Chatham street, Nc,V-York, from the
LAR AGENTS. WM. H. KING, NkcoiiHg.
my %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-11

no THE NERVOUS a. DEBIITTATED-DR.
EVANS TONIC PILIS--Thc powers Of r.
vans Camomilc Pills are such. that the palpiiaring
hc art, the trCnulnus hand. the dizzy eve and
the hutierug mind. vanish before their effects
like nOXOus NaIors before the benign influence of
the morning sun They have been hong successfully
used for the ct Iutcrmitenis together with icvcrs
ct ihe Irregular nervous Kind, accompanied with Wis
ccrl distractions.
This tonic medicine for nervous complaints gen
cul debility. indigestion and Iis Cutis,q ucuCcs as want
u appetite disicnsiun ct the - mach aCdv; unplca-
SAM TASTE IN the mouth. rumbng morse in the bow els
nervous symptoms. lauguor. when the mind becomes
irritable, responding. thoughtful. melancholy and de-
icc;ed. llypOchondriacism consumption, dimnCSs Of
-lch dclirium and all other affections these
pulls will prrlucc safe and permanent cure.
Evans Pills were frsi introduced IA America in S3j.
BCwdrc # 4 f.rf,iiS--CAuTIn particular
IA purchasing To that the label of tins Medicine
contains notice el Ms sHiry docordjng 10 Act qf Com
gTcSS. Aud hc likewise particular in obtaining them
at 100 Chatham ST., Ncw-Yerk. from the regular
agent WM. H. KING, Wheeling
my -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-11
WEST ALEXANDER TTPPEClN

WEST ALEXANDER TIPPECANOE CLUB
At meeting of the Tlppecanoc Club of Donegal
Township, Washington Co. Pa. held in West Alex
aEder July 9Th %. the following resolutions were
offered aud unanimously adopted
Rcsoired, That the Democratic Wings Of Donegal
Township, will parade in large numbers early ON he
morning of the 81 of September at this place and
with Wagons, horses. Log Cabins carriages aud ap-
propriaie Flags Banners and music will march to
Wheeling.
Reanired. That the Wings Of Washington County,.
are earnestly invited 20 quarter ia this place OH the
night previous, that they may he ready the follow
'ns morH'ns To join US on our march TO the great
rendezvous.
r. Soiued That The strings Of our door laches shall
not hc puled in but that they may be seen by all
made nse OF by all. AMI walk in without knocking"
aid freely pnrIIkc of our Log Canin fare
R'So!U'l. That TO the recent Victories in Rhode
Island, Connections AID Virginia, hail the recent
Triumph ia louisiana presage of the rugele 90.
any ou NOW ia feuncssee NJ ssOur Kentucky IlIoais
and Indiana. FORWARD March.
RcSoired, That upon the arrival of the respective
delegations from each township and borough. at the
State Lane. the delegation composed of the greatest
number shall take precedence, and their Marsha aud
officers shall he deeued officers IN chief aud will take
command Of the whole Pennsylvania line.
Resoi'ed That Samuel Crg. Jr. NInsses Bell
George Wilson, and De- Samuel VI kcchan, be appuIl-
ted a Committee of Arrangement and Correspondence.
whose duty q shall be 10 advise with the different
Clubs ia the Comfy prcparst " 10 sad .cting and
hat Eda Ramsey, james II Bell, and Martin NJ Slu-
tor be requested 10 MarhUls Tor Donegal Town
ship.
Res,lrea. That tho Wing Editors Of the adjoining
Counties, will aid our cause ,y notice OF oar meet
ing of September next
Rcsoiuoi. That this meeting now ndio urn 10 meet
NJ the house Of James Maihcrs. on the morning of the
81 of September next. at half O'Clock. A. ": and
that the proceedings % this meeting be published IN
the Washington Reporter
JOHN MMURRAY. President
JANIS r. Bell,
JOsErH MCLUsKY, Vice Presidents
NJ VI. SLATOR,
EDrA RAusEY .
JusErH " MAYS