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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-06
DisagrcCnhle.
100000 Reward.
MOrus Multicaulis.

xsEssA THE subscriber has now growrgnear
ys2 Jackson. Miss fine lot OF the above
cssY<sR valuable TREE and will have 10 the h,f
-xzaaS. or next spring, several thousand for sale
lie knows them TO BE- genuine, as he bought them
when in fun foliage. Warranted genuine OF no sale
Address J. LEWIS, Post Officer Jackson, Miss.
n. d. Trees OF cuttings neatly packed, 10 be sent
70 any part OF the country. j. LEWIS.
jackson, June /, 1889 i7ir
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-06
Wanted.
Dissolution.

TVNHE co-parnership heretofore existing an "
4 the firm of BRowN \ RAMSEY, IS TINS ~
solved by mutual consent. All persons '9 I.sG
to the firm will please make payment 10 'Tu Il.
Ramsey, who is alone authorized 10 receive 'u"s
and disbursc all liabilities Of the concern; o,rx
THOS. w. BRONN
Anrile6 Isso-4atc JNO. C. RAMSEY
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-06

ENHE subscribers take this method Of inlor.
u ming their friends and the public, that they
have associated themselves in the Mercantile bust
ness (suce the LIST january under the firm ana
style OF Eekard g. Weaver, and will keep con.
slanty on habd large and splendid assortment Of
Winter, Spnn9 and FlI goods, to which the at,en.
ton OF the pubic IS invited,
WM. ECKFORD,
WAI. b. WEAVER,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-06
WIN. ECkF0RD,
WM.. b. WEAVER,

.rch e6u, 1870. Il
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

Wha, q yol have ,a,lel 'o 0ossaess lou
stu b-s, "a e. 4gd health. Don't st d1an 1nt
cry a5o-s rcar mlshlps; i1r tat ur,s, NH stt
yog oai of Jrbs upr bay Nour oa..dl,l 'focSs-
Go Ga weI> 80 something, eat spa-a-.s- dt,~>
moderately, anl DRINK uo.a.ns exciting. and ,ou'd
be- up ga gac No,I lsau.
oNrtiNrNr,Bv.--. Il lvvre ma American"
s1rs M MURRAY. ia his wofh oa fhis eoUatry, Sc I
confess should be proud Of my ccunly--proud
Of IL commercial ,ntcPuse--oi as g,gauIc rc-
sources-ol It's magnificent MYERS, and forests,
and scoury more proud should be o. IL
widely ditiusel education and independence and
OF ike impcn>bablJ memory If is hsfolo father
and louudrt"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
(IrculnI..
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
CRY or J,tNsoN, Dee l6th. lsSH

ENECl IlA T. pAlAk IMtNI,
CRY on JAeNSoN, Dee l6th. lsaR
10 ike Prerlsnt, ~ thc ,rr.ral Colleges, Mae
and Female ,leeIfsfst,s iH tss State n .Hl'ss-
sPpi
THE lik sectoa OF the llh arurfr o, the CON
L sttuton provides, dat Religion, morality
and know Wedge beng necessary Go good govern
mrnt the preservation of liberty and the happiness
ol mankind scboos aud the means Of education
shall be- forever encouraged 10 thls State
Intending 10 urge upon tile leg sa,arc a cowpit.
! ance with his eNccaen, Injunction, am ANXIOUS 70
obtain at an early date, ioI information lcatNc "a
a.l The eAstug and contemplated institutions d
Itaruoe Ia tins State in o1lcf fiat | may lay tht
same before he Representative ct The people and
recommend 10 Them some plan ior carrying uG
lulj effect, that sa,u,ory section 81 our Fundamental
Jaw.
The next Legislature no doubt. Wi make tiuaI
disposition ot our Seminary Fond, and should be
rrsuh,d to receive your views 10 relation To- the IS.
Enlistment 81 our State Seminary, as wcl as TOE a.
dopuou of q system relative to Co'lcge, AMI Free
Schools. | request also, that ynu Will furnish me
as carly as practicable, The following information rrl-
, auyc % the institution over which YOU preside
lst. \ copy 1t your charter with The amendments
[ thereto.
? Acopy Of your bylaws.
81. The names OF the Trustees, President and
Professors, with the salary 81 each
4tl schedule OF lhc property Of lhe m,tu-
/ lion.
4 5lh A schedul' " lhc Books 10 tie Library.
9Th Tie names Of the nuuierS at the n~tittl-
! ton, and thr amount contributed by each
1 ilh, Annual expense OF bultJ, tuition, Sc, Tor
/ each pup'.
4 SIN. The general health Of the Professors and
/ Students during The past summer
qth. Tho number al graduates.
! Any other Information which YOU may deem per.
tucul 70 the promotion OF the great causc OF educa-
1 tun IN this State, Is solicited
Very Respectfully
Nuur obt. scrvt
A. q. MoNUrF,
3i-lw
JJ- The Columbus Democrat, Eastern Clarion,
MarchaIl County Republican,, Gtrnqja Reporter.
Galiltn Star, aud Naichcz Free Trader wA rive
the above one lusrtlil Do.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

VENAkEN up by William Wall. one softel
Il horse, no btaGds visible, With ii slat IN hl,
forehead, IclD hind foot white half why 10 tie hook
with snail saddle spot op 'he back -sxur seven
yean old. Appraised TO eighty dollars
Iprnrrs Zee ~ 90.
Taken up BY Lewis F. Cu.Iens, sorrcl horse
about thirteen years Old, asllr 10 lbs forehead. Ap.
FulscI 10 louy seven dniln.
Printers fee 81 90.
Taken up by William Dlly Two mules, one hay
horse muIo about thter yeats DID, branded with he
eucr ~ ou bH night shoulder. Arptatrd 10 six-
y five dollars The ullera strawberry roam mare
maIo Aoprrmd 10 sissy dJ'ats.
lprnrcrs G, y 90
Taken up Nv John Smibsou. one by mlte, a.
teen and a bat nnds high 10 brands peutnaJle,
abioi llyo YEAR Old, hiud loJt whlr.
Appraised 10 seventy iycdo,lars
Iprnlers fee 81 90
Taken up bg J, A. p Garter, one white mare
mule three or four years Old, branded with the let
Ter 7 On the e'I shoulder Appralged to seventy
dollars. lplmicr's Ge 81 90
ALSO Three work Steers well broke, one a
briudio, maftej viii ia spif IN ihe lcit car; one n
white ani black sicrf nllbeI with half crop IN The
cii mud spt b lIe rgbl clT one red with white
face, marked the SAINT WY IF the last descubed
Sifcr Inc tlirgc StGcrs appraised lo ninety dollars.
PRIMER. Gc s. CO.
Taken nn bg Jane, Dal,nol.p, !, B,re u.ra
,eo wears oId. no brand.
Appraised to twenty five dolIar8.
tpuulltB a. :! 90
Taken up by Il. +. Cpon,yo..I. q bg,c,l.,s,. .,,-
icen hands mon. I'M hlnd not yh,ie ne b,nnds
etue yfgrs oid Ao1,nl.ed Il, nn,. t',,f,,l ','i
twenty five dollar. lp,.ut,r. NJ" - oo
r,t.a,,.l, ,,.t..a y,
Mile. len ye,t.nld. branded an tGa ,g "hanlia-
wuh ITt App.,..aa M sf.yet,,v Gg. ,,lt.,,
tprui.,., Gc - IN
T,Le,.,,L.,F Gal. 49, ca
and ,l b,,t. ia, XXI, ..
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ses, lt "i2rol Que SLOWS BOSS whie on lbc hey
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
Trust sale.

Eft virtue Ut deed Of trust executed 10 The sub
- scrihcr hy Daniel Baldwin, hearing date ilr
lith DAY 81 Augu.t 1853 and oi record 10 lhe Pro-
bate Cers Office Of Low4dcs County Mississippi
ler the purposes ia said deed mentioned, will ex
pose 10 ubAc sale l4f Gia, near tlfg Cont lloutt
door ia tbc l0'sn u' Columbus, oa the 25,b day o
january 40, Use iJilunmR lots, W. lhc east ha}
pt squarf ulmhcr Nirrr kuUwa rs tie fesienre 81
Daniel lhliW,n and Iu u mbcr four IN tqijart nam
Der bur- on IKE S1uth ,dc Of MAN street. wrf tile
holding i1rmeiIy occupied asa STORE house by said
Baldwin. Al ~ Tbs town 81 Columbus Nfh 40 tbs
ppurlculucgs thereto bconpiry
OVID T. BROWN
Ifuscc.
Jan tlh, 1910. -lGaiw m. Zee 81 81
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
Mississippi X Ala. Rail Road Co.

BRANpov, Dee 80. 1889
TIVE undersigned present aud iormer Directory
D. sc. Of ibis Bank, understanding that report
has gained circulation that w. II. Shelton. former
President, bra appropriated to bis ~ use large
amount Of Eychange OF his Bank Now be IT
known, that we have h. day eAaialncd hc Bank,
and Other documents ct tins Bank, aud all tbe cor
rcspondence with Humphreys 8 Bddic urclatlan
to shipments Of cotton by th- Bunk and tie CORES
pondencc with the United States Bank and after a
full examination Of The same, We pronounce tie said
report and rumors, utterly false and unloundcd
The books 4 correspondence Of the Bank are
open TO The inspection 81 any gentleman Of the
State, and we invite the s'rctrsi scrutiny into the
same signed
1lIOS. !. COPPER,
z. g. CROIIER,
JNO. r. BLONF
$. NJ. PUCKEfr,
JNO w. kline,
q. H. HARRIS,
W. q. 81 LLOCk,
General Book Keeper.
Il, T. WARDELL,
WIN. COOPER,
Cotton Clerk
Jan, II, 1870, 27-lw:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

tHE PAssISc AEAE.--We are nov en- the
eve DO 90 ile ad'euI ct rev Yvar--a lew short
dtss more and eighteen hlmiicI and lh.rtt.uae.
ahe Us many thousand predecessors, vii pass
a~sy ~ share Sih them a place u the tomb CT
Time. Like them II has lrtl rs mpress on the
Weslt, aud Ike them u claims a niche 20 thv re-
cords Of iuiuriN. Although no event. OF an sN-
IaordmaTy nature may have marked It's date al
though empires or nations NAV not have fallen or
risen during rs existence, 10 individuals Il has
Trough, changes--to Their fortunes new phases.
How many Who entered q with JOYOUS hearts,
buoyaui hopes and an nlmos, certain PRESENT.
menI OF travelling through Il, have been arrested
IN theu eouJse and suddenly sent TO their account
by the unSPcung stroke OF death How mauy
| on whom tbs sun OF prosperity shonc brightly at
It's committeeman find their fortunes nov OBJ
secured by the clouds OF Penuty aud want And
! again on bow many, whose perpetual lot then
seemed TO be poverty, has icklc fortune since
showered wealth, power and greatness! What
tears have parents she'd over the graves Of then
children How often have sisters had to noun
| for beloved brothers, aud wives Tot endearsd nus
| bands And, per CoEtra, as a merchant would
say, what rejoicing has their been over newborn
Iunocents, the return Of absent friends, and mar
| rages which gave token OF unLrokeu felicity. 49,
Some have h,d to weep Ole, their chldtcn's
| shlme-olhers 10 rejoice for their tuaoJ AM Il
chlevments. Some have been confined 10 the
prison-others elevated to toe palace. Men
here became the idol of the mob, aud there the
object of its maIiguiiy Eighteen hundred and
| thrty-u brough, manacles and persecution to
some, 10 others, II conveyed JOY aud blushiag
honors 90 the lips OF the former il raised the
bitter cup of affection, whilst to the latter pre-
scented the grateful draushl OF elevated ranks and
influence. In II the enthusiast has seen hts bright
est anlicipalons dissolved into thin air, and the
lover has had to look on the pale eorse OF his
belrohed. UnaSSumlng meut has been losted
off the road by inflated presumption, aud talent
and honesty have failed where quackery and hum
bug succeeded. There are some to whom the
year nog about to close has been the carnival Of
unalloyed pleasure.
In fact, eighteen hundred and thrty-niue has
been marked by the wees, vanttles. vlCtSslindes,
the lolIies, fires, tolbles, fashions freaks. raues,
and failures, the shoollngs, sglcdes, suspensions
ann sudden fortunes. the lotteries and loaters,
beauties and bluUders, politics, pride and poverty
murders and militia trainings, and by the general
outline Of feature common to It's kindred; by
nothing more, by nothing less. 1t has travelled
IN the footsteps, as nearly as altered crcumslan-
ces would admit Of. Its Journey viii soon have
been performed Ian unbrokqn resi- TO 1t when It's
task Is consummated.-- " \. PicduHue
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
Trustee, sale.

NOTICE hereby given, that ID pursuance ~
~ thc provisions contained 20 o 1cc, Of Trust,
executed w Joseph ;. Leake 81 Lu"nies county,
State II Mississippi 90 tie tweuty-siSlh day Of
Jauuary $50 TO Henry A. Fox, Of rlc county and
State aforesaid, rs trustee, TO secure tic payment OF
certain pWm8oTY note therein mentioned and lie
acrhrd. 70 james jones' will ati trustee, otter
pub4c sale, az tic Couftbonse N Columbus, on
Monday the 97th inst oil The right title; claim anc
interest which tbe sad 1Qseph y. Lake has IN and
TO the following described property 70 w.t. one nc
gro cum1n, named Charlotte Csc Cows and Caves
five Young Cows two yoaug Oxen and one sorrc'
Marc Tie sale wl take place het.gecn ,he usaai
hours l5r cast"
HENRY 4. FOX, Trustee.
Jang. A, lsip. COWS ~ ice S6 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

eve, c'c, eit,, etc, etc., tie., etc, etcs
Asa Family Newspaper, Btoaser jonathan w,e
be found to prestut attractions beyond ans other
--" tie concs, The herald OF \ lev world,
News from alI nations umherng at his back"
The eari.es, intelligence, foreign aud domestic.
and thc latest Novelties "a the Literary Word, Mi
be promptly served eg ior tie graudralon 81 tie
reader
strictly neutral 10 politics, II VII contain nothing
80 hcor OF av,ds, any party, and Aill As scdnlousy
Rvaid ans az a controversies winch ag,lale the re-
lgous community. STREET mFalty, virtue. temper
aucc nJnslN good order, bcncvttnce. aud useful
ness To- aur cohmnu country aud nur fellow mes.
VIII b. advocated aud incucattd IN every page Of
Btolhor jonathan.
TERMS OF BROTHER JONATHAN
Three Dollars ayear IN .4iraace.
For Five Dollars tgo copies OF ihc paper w.l be
sent one year
The ErrHsa frrlre puhiHhed every dly
ut the same Office, aud is pu ~ p.es y, IL u'clock
meridian. 20 season ior TIC great Northern Eastern
and southern mails, whleh 81 cloS a. ahout two
o'enck T.. NJ
All country newspapers who give tlis prospectus
three irsrftona, viii be entitled to an exchanae on
studing . uurbcr 81 lleirpaPcr to this office con.
anung dc advertisement
All camtn'ncalon3 and letters Should ~ address
ci. postage paid, 10
GRlSWOLD s. COMPANY.
300 Nassau Street n " City
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
Trust Sale.

NOTICE is hereby gwen, thai wiIsclat pub
~ he auction, ut the Cont iIousc. ia The town
of Columbus Miss on saturday the st hay OF Feb
ruary next, 10 the highest bidder 1r cash, the fol.
loving tracts o. parcels of land ia pursuance uf D
trust deed, executed by Winchester Dumas 10 Sc
cure the payment OF certain notes therein described
TO townsend Dickinson.
The eosl hall OF the south west quarter Of sec
ton twenty cgh and the east hall of tic north
west quarter q section thirty three, the south wes
quarter Of the south west quarter Of section number
thirty six, all in township number fifteen, south Of
range number seventeen west Also the north hall
Of ,he south west quaflrr Of srctian thirty six
township fifteen, soph Of range seventeen west
and The north east quarter Of the south east quarter
of section thrty-wo, township iNerp south OF
range seventeen west. Sale within the hours pres
cribed by aw,
CHAS H. ALBERT, Trustee
Jan. nth, l339--Q7-3w, Pf, fee So 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
Notice.
OrFicE MlssisstpPI USIoG BANK,
Maron. Nor. 2Igf 1899

OrFicE MississtpPI USioN BANK,
Macon, Nor. 2lst 1899.
YINHE notes discounted BY the mother bank al
Il Jackson Tor the Grst District composed Of lhc
eounpes q Oktbbcha, Winston, L9wndes, Noxu-
bee Kemper LauderIale, Newton and Neshoba,
having been transferred to this Office for collection
a renewai Tor twelve months vii b permitted by
payment Of one fourth Of the principal, and dis
count on the residue
Offering days "Wednesday.
Discount day, THURSDAY Of aeh week, BY o..
De- ID Ia. Dosfd.
JNO DAVIES, Cashier
22-9w.
=. Argue vii p'ca.t coPg
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11


EbY virtue Of Il deed Of trust madc and executed
ID bY and between Charles f.. u Strobe Henry
t. Shacl elufd aud james McGowen dated tie
9TH day Of Nogenbr 1889, snj proved and rceor-
dcd agreeable to lhe Statute 10 such case, made and
provided IA The Office Of TIE CIerk 81 probacs, for
Lowndrs county IN the State Of Ms'l~ppi, wlI.
set UP and expose 10 pubic sale and oul cry on the
promises, on thursday tie twelfth day OF Mach,
$50, 10 the highest bidder ur cash, tie fDHowmg
described tract or parcel Of land 10 WIT: The north
east quarter Of section number twenty three IN
township uumber seventeen north 81 range sever
teen ca 81, aud the west hafof Tire north west quar-
ter Of section number twenty tour, ~ same town
ship and range and adjoining containing two hun
dred and forty acres, more less situate, lying and
being in LpwHIcs county, AFORESAID, adjoining
Thomas J. Gllner and others.
HENRY 4. SHACkLEFORD,
TIusiee
Jan. nh, is40.--27 -9w. IPr fee sis 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

IHE Navy OF THE UNlTED STATEs.--FTom
70 infancy TO lis present state, most eravely, most
ealIahily, have the officers and men Of the Naval
Profession in America upheld the honor of their
h,as~-ihere is scarcely one action IN which the
slightest lmputalion can be cast upon any lno-
Hdual they have never avoided their enemies,
excepting whore il would have been the height Of
imprudence to have faced them they have fought.
with The most determined valor they have IN
many cases been successful over nation which
ht'd undispuled th6 command Of The ocean and
lhs very circumstance Of combating an enemy
flushed with almost universal victory. adds a
e''ener laurel 10 the Navy Of the United States.
rLoadoa United Tom moi
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
10 the Public.

WE must all bend to circumstance the credi.
w eysem is becoming much curla,icd At tie
north and elsewhere We find II necessary 10 follow
aott aad therefore adopt his method Of hipnming
oui customers generally, iha, my sales we may
make after The tfs day 81 January next. wA BE-
considered duc on he delivery Of lbe goads.
FRANKLIN n BROTHER.
Dee 81 i-sg --aB.tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
Law Notice.

~ FORGE B. AUGUSTUS and THOMAS J.
~ ROGER, having associated themselves in the
practice Of Law, will attend toe courts Of Noxubee
aud other counties composing the GU Judicial Dis
trct Office IA Macon, Noxubce county Mss.
Jan Illh. lsl0.--21-aM.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

VyIlF pop-etors q tits mammoth sheet. n,
L Gttat Mcsirrn" among the neN~paosrs-
have ths p.rasuCe OF spreading begars lie reading
public weekly pcrtsiiCa' coniaisiug greater a.
m'oHl aud variety ut uSeiui and entertaining miscel
Anv, 'han IS 90 be found 10 ANY similar publication
a r' wet3
Each nan'scr u' the papcf contains as lsrss m
arnuH' ci realizing matter Of found "a volumes Of
ordinary tlodyeimO, which cost do'Ilrs-apd
rnn5c Than : contained volume Of Irwin's Co
lamh',, % hnucrohs History ct America which
en>ts iffet dn.|ars volnme--aud ell ior SIX cents
humber er iur three dollars a yeas
Ba1rlrE JoNAutS beng a genuine YANKEE
aui thinking that things can & lone a, well a
others, Is determined 10 present ta bis readers
MEDLEY hitherto uatNaliei b. any oshei pancr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
Law Notice.

NNlLLiAI l.. HARRIS. GEORGER CLAY
w TON, s. JAMES +. HARRISON, have
assocaej tbemseycs together N Tie practice Of TIA
Law.
Jan. Isl, $50 VI Jw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
Notice.

A Ii those having and that taxes are due for $50
n IN Osibbelia county, vii cpme forward and
settle the same, on or before the Goth OF February
next, Of It wal hc disposed Of as the law directs
JOHN WlSEMEN, e. c.
lsu0ary lltl, ls3a--27-3w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
Brother Jonathan.
THE LARGEST NEWSPAPER IN THE
WORLD.

Prtl,'tsd erey Saturday .Horaiag al mn
o'c!oek,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
Wanted to Hire.

A NEGRO MAN Of good characters and who
~ has lad scme experience in gardening
For such a one good puce will I've gwen,
II. H. WORTHlNGTON.
jan 4, $50 26-ic
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Trust Snlc.

Jan II, Is40, ~ lw:
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rJ- The Columbus Democrat, Eastern Clarion
Marehall County Republican, Grruqda Rcporcr
GaIIotu star aud Nalehcz Free Trader, vt'l civ,
The above one insertion.
, 1840-10-24

and officers as it pleased, and even interior
ing with their religious faith! 1t deselar-
ed par upon the various native governments,
and thousands of lives fell victims to the lit
tie company of merchants in London, whose
beginning was with five small ships and three
hundred thousand dollars.
Down to the year 1884 this power was
unbroken. when, thanks to the mighty prin-
the bosoms of millions beyond sea, it was
in SOM good degree deprived of its energies.
But it was through a struggle Of the severest
kind that this was affected.
A thousand facts in the history Of the past
which no wing shophistry could gainsay,
might be adduced to show that when men get
chartered privileges they demand more and
more at the public expense.
IL is to this granting of exclusive privileges
by the General Government, that Democracy
of the United States object. And it is this
which constitutes the radical and uncompro-
missing difference between them and the Fed
%eralist, or whig party.
The United States bank was fast accumu-
lating an influence which would soon have
given il a political ascendency in the Union.
Ii had through loans and other influence
made first friends of such men as Webster,
CLAW. and the like; and such newspapers as
the National InteIligencer. New York Cour-
Ter and Inquirer, &c, DC. So great had its
power become that through It's expansions
and contractions it had well nigh brought the
community to its own terms. A fearful
struggle enabled the Democratic party to
give the monster its death wound. Without
a word of disparaGement TO The present able
and energetic Chief Magistrate, we may al
most say that no other man living but An
drew Jackson could then have carried the
Democracy triumphant. Providence. how
ever. raised up a man adequate to the exigen.
cy-a man OF courage. Of iron nerve, OF sim.
pie purpose. of experience. of honesty, and
Of venerable old age. and through hun the
noble deed was achieved.
, 1840-10-24

month, and on the manner of performing 1t,
very much of their durability is depending.
TO keep well, apples should be ripe, not
bitten by frost, and perfectly dry and clean
when gathered. The temperature of the
place where they are kept. should be low,
and the air dry. Cellars are usually too
damp, causing speedy decay. Packed in
barrels with clean sand, or powdered char
coal, has been found one of the best methods
of preservation; but there are soma apples,
such as the Roxbury Russell, Baldwin apple,
and some of the pippins, hat placedin bins,
in ordinary cellars. will keep untr April or
May. A good winter apple, fresh and crisp,
is one Of the greatest delicacies of our coun-
try, and their preservation should receive a
corresponding degree ofattention. We may
add too, that as the use Of steam shortens
the time Of sea voyages. our apples will be
in greater demand for expectation, and may
in time become no trifling item in our ship
ments TO less favored countries.
PLANTING Trees may be reformed in this
month with success; indeed some distinguish
ed nursrrymen, prefer the fall TO the spring
for this purpose. Trees can be removed in
safety after the terminal buds on the main
branches are formed, as this is a sure indication
that growth, and the circulation of the sap
has ceased. In TRANSFORMING. trees do better
when the ground is moist, than when 1t Is
either too wet or too drv. When too wet.
the ground becomes stiffly compartc1 around
the roots; when too dry. the young roots
becume exhausted of their juices, and the
tree suffers. if il does not perish.
FIRE woods the wood house filled for
winters usel If not, a loss is certain, first
of comfort and patience, both Of which dis
appear before a fire of green wood; and Sc
condly of time and money in getting and
using such wood. 1t is bad policy in every
respect. no, to have wood ready for burning.
without being obliged To cut and draw i stick
al 4 time. whenever wanted.