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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-16
Tweniy-sixlh Congress.
EIRsF sEssIoE.


Aos5sy. Apdis
Amer lie presentations o. petitions. &c.
on motion Of Mr.. Benton. he bin author
izing the Presidsas 20 raise $500 men cor
service in Florida. MS laken up and con-
sidered. and ordered 10 be engrossed.
Some other bills ssre considered in
committee Of the whole. and ordered 10
be engrosssd far third reading; among
which was bill granting % the stale Of
Michigan quantity Of land 70 aid said
state in ihe construction 81 acanal around
The falls uf 81. Marie.
Tuesday. April =.
Soon sfier the commencement of The
business OF The Senate This mnrning, Mr.
Smith, OF conneelieui. announced The
death Of his colleague. The Hon. Thadde-
US Belts. In making this announcement.
Mr.. Smith spoke Of him IS a man Of q
high order Of intellect. and Of varied and
extensive requirements. Ills abilities and
worth procured Cor him The confdsnes Of
the people Of bis stale. as was manifest.
ed by The many elevated and important
public trusts 10 which their voices called
him; and in al the various stations, he
discharged bis duties with honor 10 him
self. and satisfaction 20 The public.
On motion Of Mr.. Davis. The resolu-
iinns usual on these occasions we're adop-
ted, and The Senate adjourned.
"Wednesday. April 8.
The Senate did not sii to-day, in con-
sequence Of the funeral Of The lion. Thad
deus Beus, late . membrr.
1harsday. April ..
On motion &c Mr.. Pierre. the bill au.
ihorizing The Presiden, % raise 1900 men
Tor tie Florida service. was iec"mmired
in order 70 make some verbal anend-
menis,
The bill granting IN The state Of Mich
igan a quantity Of l-nd 10 aid said state
In The construction OF canal around The
falls of 81. Marie, was pu, upon lis third
reaiieg.
Mr.. Menick asked The yeas and n,ys.
Mr.. Clay .aid he would like 10 have
some Information in relation 10 the grant
Of so large q portion Of land for canal
so dis.ap,, and hoped some senator would
be able 10 give the information desired.
Mr.. More ell said there had been an ex-
plana,ion given on Monday, when tie
bill hsd been ordered 10 be engrossed
the bin nigh, lie on the table until Mon'
day next.
FRIDAY. April 10.
The Senate Was occupied 10 day IN The
reception Of petitions, and reports on P'i'
waite cases.
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T Subscribers in arrears far the re.
eardsr. are sarnsslIy requested 70 make
immsaisis Psymenl--ire nsHsi hare mo-
nev. Those - disIsnes can rrmil
,hrnagh lie Postmaster. - he 10 auIhor-
izsd % lrapsmis money in payment Of
subscriptions 70 periodicals., free Of post
sgs.
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Wing Meeting.

n MEETING siII be held in Ihe Court
IA .Iou.e IL illlisborongh Saturday next.
the ls'hinsi for THE purpose of appointing
Delegates Cor the county Of Orange 60 tie
N hie Convention &c Young Men. Ia he held IN
the city Of Baltimore on the 9Th sf May next.
The Wings OF the eouniy generally sfe invited
10 sttrnd
April rs H.
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afAMtisS 20 Me@ATlkNs
Sign Of the Golden Coffee Pot,
Old street, Petersburg, Va,
spAKEs this method II acquain.iag b., i,iends
- and dealers generally, tlsi he las on hand
q large assortment Of
PLAIN t. JAPANNED TIN WARE,
SUCH AZ
Walters, lamps, Sugar Boxes. Plates.
-sniiioons. Spier Boxes. csndiesi.-L-r
DC. &c.
German SllveE Ware. Jewellery, &c.
NIL &c which will be sold low Cor cash. or trade,
snch as old Copper, Pewter, Feathers. Bees.
wax, Sc.
Merchants dealing in this market in tho
abuve line, would do well 10 ssil al my ctfs-
ishmeal, on Old Street, before purchasing
elsewhere. D..
April IA. ~, i7-3w
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STATE OF HnRrH.CaRoLINA.
Orange County.
Superior Cour, Of T.aw-March Term,
1870.
Robert NJ cullack
Marrar,t ,rscnffaeh

UT appearing I. she satisfaction Of the Court.
- that Margaret M'Culloch, the d. feRdant IN {
THE case, il not an inhahuant 0f this state; %
,s therefore eriered by ,he Court. that publi-
cation be made ln ihs iiiishotouch Recorter.
Raleigh standard. Cor thrse months. that the
delcndaat appear Al the next Superiort ourt TO
he held Cor the county &c Orange, At the court
honse IN H,itshnrongs,, on the second Mcn.
day of Scpaemher next, 10 answer. ph I'D az
demur tu The petition in this case; otherwise
iadgmeas pro conlesso will be taken against
her.
]. I'll. NORWOOD. Clerk.
Price adv. 81 90 Ia 3m
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From III. washington CT be. ApdIit

From the Washington Gibe, aprh IL
Eesir,cfipe Ere.-A Ere broke ont
bs,ween 1 aud 2 o'el"ck this morning, IN
the building occupied by Mes,rs. Ling.
tree and 0'Sullisan. and Thomas Allen.
,s ntinIins offices Cor the Democratic Re-
view, and the Matisonisn. Belnre the
FIRE con anies reached there. the fire had
made such progress - To leave no hope
Of saving the bn,l,line;; or any eons'dera'
BILE norton ri Tie printing materials IN II.
Mes,r.. Langnee aud O'Sull,'sn saved
mos, Ut the Stereotype plates 81 the Mad''
,oo papers, aud about 900 copIes of The
frs, ,oIumr of the work; the oiher two
volumes, we believe, were entirely des.
,r,,,d. The edi,ion was 1880 copies.
thrre yolumes 10 each, valued al from
slo. 900 10 $4,000. They we're insur'
ed for 81, 900; and their property destroy
I'D is estimated ., from $4,000 To sls'
ono. The msleriSls 81 the Msdis"niau
Office we're all destroyed, and no insnr'
snce on Them. They were worth, W.
s.nross. from OF. 200 TO $4,000. IN,
,oof and the upper floor Of the Medlea
Eollese were burnt: insured Tor $4,000
and j, will require Inst sum. Il Is suppos
ed, 10 repair II. The Bspd.. Chnrcl
va. Injured to the amour, Of $500 O
1900. A frame snap factory was entire
Iy DESTROYED. worth. probably. between
$500 and 81 900.
I, j. no, ascer,sined how the hre orr
,;n,,rd. Some Of the hands IN the Ma
a,.onian office were at work until allie
IL o'clock; and the FIRE had made g.ea
progr,s whrn discovered. abna' halt Al
Ter / o'clock. But-,he prevailing op'r
ion Is, ,ha, j, occurred in Messrs. Lang
tree aud O'Sullisan's Office. -
A Good Example. The nos"t'or
T.arn Foco. McElwee. memher OF "
Pen ,sylvania I.pgislatuse--she same WI
wa. cnncerned il the conspiracy % o'"
IN the Rail Road. and With y. me i'o"i
sen, from Philadelphia. 20 aueii me m'
al Ilarrisburg--I,as been expelled ir"
h,. sea, BY vote "f ,w".,hirds' tor 81,
im, upon ann,hri mcgher whilst y
House was in session. featstfI.
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Friday. April 10. -
The Senate Was occupied 10 day IN The
reception Of petitions, aud reports on P'i-
waite cases.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-08
Trust Sale.

A GREEAbll % the provisions Of a certain
n Trust deed ENccu'ci ty William Coor on Ibr
alst day Of July 1855 to the as trustee IN secure
ne payment .; rertaln prumsory note IN Ssd
deed mentioned and described to Reading $. Blounl
(Which decd ha. been duly recorded IN the proper
ukcc,) shall syll at public auction At the Court
house d,or N the town Of Columbus on Tuesday the
3rd, day Of March next, the following lands TO wit
the west half 81 the south east quarter o. section
number sc zen IN towr 'hp number seventeen, south
OF range number clshicen west being the same
land on which the said William Coor resides. CON
tanning seventy nine acres, 5l00 of an acre, sta
acd "a the county Of Lowndes and State Of NJ sssis
Sppi. Sale within the usual hours.
OVID Z. BROWN, Trustee.
F,by sh, iSi0.-Sl-iw lpr. fee a. Sc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-08
Trust sale.

NOTICE hersh. syeu tha, o. sch al pub
y Hc sutt5aa. ID jic Celr, liIasc B iae i1wn
~ Ca.a..,hrs Ms % Muudsy ihc 2al dav of
March next. 10 The hEkesi hAle- lar cash, the ls-
hsng tracts 90 parcels - apd, IN pursuance 81 a
t-,t,t decd executed by Wnchcs,er numls % So
carr. th, ravlurni NJ Ceriai1 relics .hcSsia described
q F'wu>rnl DIckHsnn
The east half OF the south west q'srlcr p se--
ioo twenty c,ghi, and the east hall ~ be rorih
ws quarter ct srcion thirty lircrf iie sraih wcal
quarter Of the south west quarter Of seetf'n nonlri
thirty slN. al IN tnwnshp aumbcr hliecu, ~'uih q
range number seventeen west AiS' the North bal
NJ ,bc S,uih west quarter nj SECTION thirty su
township d)e,n, Souih ut ranCc seventeen wcsl
and the no5th east quster Ut The s,uth east quartet
nj sgcitan thirty .iwn, township 6tecn, south o
ancc seventeen west. Sac wiIAA The hours pres
cuhct by law.
CHNS. II. ALERT, Tnslee.
Fth'y sth, lSl0-5i-Sw Pr. fee 81 ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-08
Trust Sale.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that IN pursuance Of a
~ Trust Deed executed by Holden w prout, 10
sccuic the payment urcettain liabilities ITO the Com
mercal Bank of Columbus Mississippi theron DIES.
crlbcd, Will pricccd To sell At auction u the high.
est hIder for cash, on Monday the 10Th day Of Feb.
ruafy next, at the Court hpusc door IN the town OF
Columbus lawndcs county Miss during the hours
prescribed by law TN following described property,
va; The south hall of sectlo twenty three aud the
entire north haf of section twenty six. both beng
"a township number fifteen, north Of range number
eighteen cast, situate aud beng in the county Of
NnSuhec and State oi M~ssslppI, aud IN the Co
umhus and district, together with all and singular
the ieneneuls, Entertainments and appearances
hcrotn bclanGngor ~ any wise appcrtaining, to-
Gtlhrr with all the buildings improvements and
crcctous upon lhc same.
Also, thc following described rrgro slaves, that is
10 say Hcury aged about twenty three years,
Henry, aged shout twenty yrers Lunsford, aged
about twenty Xxx years; Faux aged about forty
Year,,
CIIAS. II. ALBERT Trustee.
| Jan 18Th lsi0 rs 3w. Pr. lee s. 0t
| POSrPONEMENT.--The above sale is post
! papcd until the l0th day of M,acu next when the
lnropcry vii be sold 10 The hughes, bidder for casl,
| CHAS II. ALBERT. Trustee.
Feby I, 1910 30w0 Pr lee $li
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-08

~ 'NN..tfH
The r.Hsr. is aa tNuao, Ola latter fen gen
A.maa a Saa,sr coa7'r, Ahlor.,. 60 a trend m
,hss ,tr, dsfrt December n, 1850
" No man, perhaps, is more s.ueereI, attached
% 'hc Institution. Cd his country than an, and I
cannot -- taf The present asoect 81 utgtus a, the
prelude Do ,lst pure sud SIMPLE form Ut adm,ais-
IrIiIru 81, 'hs Gov,,umeu. which Vas intended 10
be secured 10 IA by the ifarars 81 the Federal
Constitution You know that have ever been
he advocate Ut State Rghls principles as
taught by Jefferson ana Calhoun Tam firmly
persuaded ct thcr su,C, Republican tend.ney ;
and believe lhsi Il - the only sys1em which VII
disconnecl and destroy those Federal principles
with Which se have been bu,ei snce the Adoption
OF the Constitution. lopposed Nh. Van Bureaus
election because hsIuslcd hIs Republican PIN
ciplc,- Aijrr be was elected ceased my oppo.
sluon til uno saocld puye Inn 10 be false OF true
10 D. promise previous 70 his election It Ia,
proved HIM true, N man rcJoiced more sineercl,
than drli Neen felt loysoll at liberty To go tc
hts support; and ! here venture the prediction
that IT Mr.. Van Baron acts upon. aud cares on
hts system OF administering the Government, HI.
name wlii be hcnldej touh, by ages to come, a,
one Of the brightest gcrs IN the Republican
ranks. "
/ II have been promising myself, lor the las
twelve months, 10 wrI,c ior he Globe, but hay,
neglected dong SO; / shah, however, do $,
/ shortly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-08
TrnstCC'a Sale.

NOTICE - hereby given, that ~ pursuance Of
~ the provisions contained in deed oi Trust,
executed by Joseph 5. Leake of Lowndcs county,
State Of Mississippi, on the tweuy-sixrh day Of
January 1889 10 Henry A Fox, OF The county and
State aforesaid, ~ trustee, To secure the payment of
a certain prnmisaDrY note therein mentioned and de-
scrbcd, to james Jones viii % gad trustee, offer
at public sale, At Use Courl-bhuse 10 Columbus, on
Monday the l7lh inst all the right, title; clam and
interest. which the said Joseph 5. Leake has in and
10 the following described property, to vii one ne.
gro woman, named Charlotte, five Cow, and Calves.
live young Cows, two young Oxen and one sorfcl
Marc. The sale will take place between TIE usual
hours, iur cash.
HENRY A. FOX Trustee
Fcby, -h, $50. 3l2w Pr. Ice 81 50,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-08
Trust sale.

DY virtue Of n decd Of Trust executed TO The
- subscribers by DAVID Wright, bearing date on
the first day Of January, 1880 Ind If Record in
thc Probate Clerks Office OF LowNdes County, MI
inr the purposes therein contained we will expose
at public sale for cash, near the Court House door
10 said county, on the 18th day Of February, 1910,
the following property 10 wit The north west quar-
ter # section twenty two, township sixteen, south
oi range seventeen wesi, als0 the north west quar-
Ter Of the north east OF section twenty four, town
ship sixteen, south of rtDge seventeen west, contain
inn two hundred arrcy, and being the same where
on the sad David Wright now resides, with ali
the apprrtenances thereto belonging.
A. BOYKIN
II. DICKINSON,
Trustees
Jan ash, 1910 2g-Qw tPr fee "a so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-08
IN SENATE.
The House then adjourned.

Mr. Miller from a select committee, raised up
on the petition of sundry citizens OF Jackson re
ported resolution approprating to the use OF the
Baptists, Prcsbyterans, and Relormcls, as n
place for pnbllc worship, tho lower story OF the
Old State Capitol
The bill to be entitled m act, to punish MS 'elo'
ny, the fraudulent removal of property, was con-
sdered in committee Of the whole, and after seine
discussion, in which Messrs. Campbell, Farrar
Marshall and Tucker isOk part, was stricken
out from the cnacting clause, by vote OF II
10 7 The title Of the bill only remaining,
was
On motion of Mr.. Kyle.
Laid on the table.
The consideration Of the bill introduced Ivy
Mr. Walton, to repeal the charter Of the BrandoH
eGlk, was,
On motion of Mr.. Golfer, postponed until to-
morrnw
A bill passed the Senate amendatory to the
charter Of the Grand Gulf Rail Road and Bank
&c Company.
TUESDAY.
The consideration of the bill introduced by
Nj Alsbiry to reform the banking system Of the
State, and to proven, unauthorized banking, was
postponed until Monday next
Mr.. Miller introduced bill to be entitled ian
ac 10 prevent the mischief that may happen by
the multiplicity Of money brokers and lenders OF
o1ery tickets.
Mr. Naton's bill to repeal the chatter oil the
brandon Bank, was taken up and after some
Consideration, was referred 10 a select committee
Composed Of Messrs Miller, Campbell, Walton
fid Tucker.
he other proceedings Of the Senate this day
would be of SO little interest to the general read
r. tina, We omit giving them IN detail.
WEDNESDAY,.
Mr.. Alsbury, on the part Of the Joint Commit
se on Internal Improvements, made report
and introduced a bill to rs entitled, Ar act to pro
''de to- Internal Improvement Of this State
ne bill is the sams which passed the last leglsIa
'uie' and provides for tiIe issuing of five millions
% State bonds, as the means by which the oh
i'c's proposed to be accomplished may be effect
&C. oOO copies Of the report we're ordered to be
printed.
", keer introduced a resolution TO instruc
oot Senators and request our representatives. II
N0Rgress, to propose an amendment to the con
sdil'lon oltho U. States, providing hat no person
NAV br eligible 10 nc Office Of President for more
hsn one torn.
hii' he ebi,c of aaich vas 70 remove ihc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-08

MEssRs. EDlroRs :-I'ernG me in behalf Of
the citizens of Columbus TO acknowledge m
dRtedness to that worthy cosmopoIte, Emerald,
of your last No for tho important discoveries he
has made den Of niamy and degradation
here in this pure and spolcss city of Columbus;
aye, aud IN one Of tho most public ett consp
cu,us places too Who would have thought 1t, that
thoy, those "poor degraded children of hunani-
ty, 4" should have the audaclty to breathe the very
air that we, the moral and exemplary lnhaIe.
I Way, It's not to be tolerated, aud we, good
easy souls never wohld have known any thing
about had II n6t been for this phlauiroplc CHRIS.
tan cosmopoIlte and, he the good man., he
did not 20 there as others do, oh no by no man.
ner Of means, he is as pure as a moon beam, as
| chase as the icice on Dianas temple No, Il
be went to bring those erflng sisters into the path
Of rectilude and virtue, and Incouislble must they
be indeed # his holy efforts orc in vain. Go on
thou good and faithful Emerald, future ages
shall entwne the Eastwood branches in wreathc'
Of glory to decorate thy brow, and the Mayor and
selectmen OF Columbus, shall honor themselves
by following thy charitable suggestion, and re-
move the nuisance. An ordinance shall be pas.
sed upon them and " those beings wearing the
human form shall be thrown out from the roo
that now protects them, What though their pre-.
sent course may have been superndlced BY
their own over conGdIng innocence, and the per
fdy Of some hcartless mscreantS, who may now
be basking in the sunshine Of public esteem an,
responsibility What, though they may have
been driven to what they are, by the intolerance
and cruelty or friends and parents acuaied b,
the worlds forgivIng splIt Of charity What o
all this, are We, the respectable and the moral Il
be contaminated by their proximity Make ex
ampes Of them TO others in like manner offend
No, turn them out TO the tender merclss Of tn
winters storm aud tempest Thank God, public
opinion Is too pure to harbor them, and perIshIn!
by the way-slde or freezing to death IS too GOO
for such Us they,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-08

seat 1. I-s,.-e a. Iu1ca county. from Peytar Be-
C5@a.srre, was discussed 4, srra I-1-.-. --E
aaa-T olsen on, iramta, -al-.as 5.4a,e-
Able Pra7osnglo escyrt Foreign la,annce 1I-
aces tom '7ya.i71 ia t.., State. vas also d.ga.ed
a''a some warmth, b4, 200 Gua, action va, had
thereon. : variety Of ohsr subjects passed The
consideration Of the Senate during the day.
THrRsnaY.
Mr. Campbell introduced resolution 10 a..
siruet our representatives IN Congress To propose
AID advocate the passage Of I law to reduce the
fees Of federal officers IL this State.
The bll introduced by NJ. Green, proposing the
passage Of an act to secure the holders Of real
estate and other property, IN the b,l specified from
losses al the sherd's or marshas by allowing
the redemption olproPer'y BY the original Owners,
IN gwen space Of time, was taken up, bul no
| final action WIS had upon It.
During the course Of the session quite an am
mated debate took place, on The proposition IA a
bill providing to tax the vendors OF lottery tickets,
and also to tax money brokers, and apply the pro
cecds arlslug ihcrefrom To the benefit Of The Ma.
chez Hospital. Messrs. Farrar and keer spoke
IN defence Of the bdl. 'and Mrssr,. Tucker
Green and some Others, IN opposition thereto.
Bat ma final action took place, The bill was le.
ierred to select committee.
Fanny.
| Nothing but local matters came up for discus
sion. Mr.. keer's redemption bill being the en-
crossing topic Of the day.
SATURDAY.
Several bills in which no general principles
were involved were dispatched tins morning
amongst Others bull to reduce the price of Sher
ifs advertising to about 50 PEI cent less than Il
now Stands-lAs was purely sectional matter
introduced for several OF the middle counties o
the State. Mr.. Tucker amended the bill by IN
Producing Lowndes, G.,tbecta, NoNubce
Monroe Choctaw, &c.
We would suggest another amendment to the
bill, namely to reduce the fees of Attorneys City
per cent but we fear there ARE too many lawyers
in the legislature for such an amendment TO e
down --too many, who,
Compound for Sins they are inclined to
BY damulng those they have no mlnd to.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-08

t-.e sE the cty q. N.ca,5us, 'aH
D.. ,oa,.dsrauon-aad moaopo..4s- a
,ass r1rt Of The Gay.
introduced to ie-a.zs The sale oil
A.r,ul, IA The Choe'aw reservation.
.l- repeal oil the post note Ia~-pas'
as wh,rh vas TO rebound 50 much tor
-, Il Inc community and advance the
..of ,he State has lived Oui two m'Sem-
ana IS then kicked with the utmost
,y NJ feeling out Of existence SO We
ts wa. Introduced declaring several MYERS
I'D. .,,sams-seyeral singular amendments
,,,sed-,o the amendment Including
..sk nagisable, ii was proposed that M
.son,l be placed at the point that navigation
''H .,,onence, and make II ram. The
,.odmeni was accepted
SATURDAY, Feb. /.
,,.,,or this morning rose upon a point Of
come gentleman appealed from the decl'
.f,bc cha,r-lhe question was called and the
u,,, sustained The decision Of the chalr-5o
q the affirmative
{, -, was introduced Incorporating the town
al saongolo IN Carroll county
y. Greer Of Marshall introduced blll to re-
..,I be 81 section of an act passed lsS7-Io0,
.s,nips general provisions for the punishment oil
ctmc.
Sec 81. Upon the trial Of any person lor
ov offence, the defendant, or his attorney shall
nave the closing of the Argument" Repealed
$50
The bill asking an amnesty for S. F. Butter
,orb and ?. NJ. Grant was brought up-the ques
IAN boinc called for was lost 1870.
n, Bell of Winston made a motion To recon
40, the vote taken on this bill--the House wen
ala Com. Of the Whoe--Mr. Bradford in tho
char
General Speight took the floor, and spoke II
aysr Of the Amnesty, so far as II had any bearIn!
Ioon the legal acts OF the parties as public iunc
ionares-but not screening them from the effect
he law against the practice Of duelllng. u
notion of General Spelght, the committee rose
and reported the bill with amendments--Ih bll
pas then put upon lis tinal passage --ayes 49, nay'
81,
The bill was read by It's THE and an amend
nenl was offered to strike out the name OF D. r
Bu,erworth which peryalled.
A message from the Governor relative to Tho
; per cent fund and other important matters
Which shall notice as II comes before tho House
for the action Of that dody
Mr. Bell Of Winston offered the following reso
lion. Resolved, That by and with the concur
ence of the Senate this House will adjourn OF
he 18th inst, which resolution was LAID on tn,
able
A bill from the Senate was read the 3D. time
,oopressing Unauthorized BankIng--a provision
n M, bin makes it penalty Of $4,000 for an
,od,yidu,l TO become connected with system g
I'm, sort--and that al any time after the 4h G
July IS o, any person or persons Offering 10 pas
paper commonly called shin plasters, shall be fin
ed IN the penal SUN Of $l000--and month
mprisonmeut- question was caed--the bI
pa4sed almost Mldaim0v"y, we heard perhap
f0m' dissenting voices.
The House then adjourned.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-08

NOTICE Is hereby given that at the session q
~ the Coau Of Probales for Lowndes County,
State Of Mississippi, held on the FIRST Monday IN
january, 1910, The subscriber obtained iIom sad
court letters of administration on the estate oi J.
w. Smms, decd. Of said county. All persons IN
debled to said esalc are requested TO make immedI-
ate payment without delay, and those having claims
against the estate Of said deceased, vii. present
them duly authenticated to tic subscriber within The
time prescribed by law, otherwise this notice wi, be
Plead IN har Of recovery
B. J. GARYIN, Admir-
Jan sih lSi0.-~-S-Gw.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-08
Sale Of Lots in the town or Hous-
ton.

A pabc sale, for the disposal Of the residue
n the lots in the town Of Houston, viii take
place On the 2nd Monday in March next. Terms
Of sale, one half cash, aud the other half payable
on the first January next secured BY ncie and APP
proved security or mortgage 90 the property
pareaa5e 3D. Also, will be gold, on the same day and
upon The same terms $4,000, Of the notes Of the
Brandon Bank.
BY order Of the Board Of Po'cce Of Ckickasaw
county. j.. y. MARTIN, Clerk
Houston Nj. Fcb'y, as,h 1910. 3l-2w