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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-10-07

Total Wing majority in Van Buren,
States 74,706.
Nearly eighteen times as many votes
as was Mr.. Van Buren's majority in
1886 !! Has there been no rerOtutaon!
No change? Tell US, ye Boosting Van
neutrality-suspicious.
cos, has there been no change? Add
IS, $50 to SO, l2O and you will find that
Van Buren, has lost in six States alone
74,706 votes !!
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-10-07

DY virtue of a deed of trust executed the
- 18th day of March lS40 by John c. Ram
sew to me as trustee, for certain purposes there
in mentioned whica deed is of due record IN
the Office of the Probate Clerk of Lowndes
county book IA, pages $50, $50, and 26l; and
In accordance with the last act of the Legisla
6lre Of the State of Mississippi regulating
trust sales i will proceed to sell for cash at
the Court house door in the town of Colam-
bus, on Monday the
2Sth day Of December nert,
tie following negroes to wit:
Charlotte, John, Eliza, Maria, and William,
The title to said negroes is uudoubted, but
wilt convey such title only, ASH vested in me
by SAID trust.
June, %, 1910. 6m.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-10-07

Dr. =, 39E 6Ez--E.
AKTILL IN future devote his whole attention
W to the practice ofthe several branches
of he profession, at the late residence Of his
father, between Col. Nimrod Davis and Lind
sey's Ferry. He win practice upon as reas-
onable terms as any other regular bred phys
ieian h the country.
Dec 10, IS3a-I2 t.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-10-07
NOTICE.

HhURING my unavoidable absence
from the State, Gen. E. L. Acee
and Thomas w. Brown, are my aecredIs-
ed agents, and Attornies in fact. Cen
,Iemen having bushes with me wlllpleast
call an Them. CYRUS S. AKIN.
Columbus, MI. Sept. 30th, ls40.-2w
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-10-07
PARAPET HOTEL.
HILLARY FOSTER.
COMMISSION BUSINESS

IN LIOD
EWyHE subscriber viii continue the
Commission 81 Factorage BUSl-
NESS in the City Of Mobile-and solicits
the patronage ofthe Planters and Merch-
ants of Alabama and Mississippi.
BENZ. B. FONTAINE.
Aug. 25, 1910 NJ lot.
The Flag Of the Union; Argus and De-
mocrat Columbus, Mss; Pickensvllle ke-
gister; Voice of Sumpter and Pilot, Ala.
Beacon; Marengo Patriot; Eutaw Wing
Cahawba Democrat; Free Press Selma;
Journal and Advertiser, Montgomery
Wetumpka Times and Argus; Macon
Papers will please copy the above Two
months, and forward their accounts TO thf
Office Of the above at Mobile for paymen
Mobile Register.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-10-07
TRUST SALE.

10y virtue Of certain deed in trust execu-
ID ted to me on the 10Th day of June, A. ID.
1910, and duly recorded, to secure the pay
ment of certain note therein mentioned to
Samuel F. Butterworth, will sell to the high
est bidder, at the Court House in the County
of Lowndes, on
the 18th day Of January, 'lert,
for cash, all and singular. the following descri-
bed lands, situate and being in the County OF
Lowndes aforesaid, and designated as follows
viz: The north half and the south east quarter
and the east half of the south west quarter OF
section number twenty three and the south
west quarter of the south east quarter OF sec
ton number fourteen, Also, the north east Or,
and The east half of the north west quarter,
and the east half of the south west quarter Of
section number twenty six, all in township no.
seventeen south, of range number eighteen,
west, containing 900 acres more or less @
land. Together with all and singular, the
SUPPLEMENTS and crops now growing thereon
and all the appurtenances thereunto belonging
Sale to take place within legal hours.
P. STARKE.
Trustee
July IA, 1s4O-prf $40.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-10-07
C. S. AKIN & THO. W, BROWN,

"AVING this day formed copart-
- nerslAip under the firm of AKIN
& BROWN, respectfully tender their
services to their friends and the pubic
generalg, as Receiving, Forwarding &
Commission Merchants & General
Agents,-and having takenthat large and
spacious Brick Ware House formerly oc-
'-:upied by AKIN & GIBBS. are now
{ ready to receive ard store Cotton, Goods,
and Merchandise Of every description,
and at as cheap rates as any Warehouse
on the river. The strictest attention viii
at all times be given TO all business and
consignments entrusted TO their care, and
the earliest returns made on all sales eff
fected by them.
/ Columbus, Mi. Sept 10Th, 1870 -2-if
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-10-07
Office of the Columbus q Tombig6y
Transportation Company:

Transportation Company:
COLUMBUS, August 10, 1910.
AT Irregular meeting of the Stockholders
IA fthis Company, the following resolutions
were adopted
Resolred, That sealed proposals will be
received by this Company until the first Mon
day in November, for furnishing said Company
with two first rate Steam Boats, NJ. l, adapted
in every respect for the navigation of the
Tombighy river.
Reso5ped, further, That sealed proposals
will be received, until the time Aforesaid, by
said Company for removing distractions out
of the Tombieby river from Columbus to the
State line. Also, forremoving distractions out of
the Noxubee river from the town Of Macon to
tire State line Extract from the minutes.
J. X. ALDRIDGE, Cash'r.
Anletters on either of the above subjects to
be addressed to the Cashier of said Company,
post paid. J.K. ALDRIDGE, Cash'r.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-10-07
MEDICAL BATH OF COLUM-
DTTG

t has been supposed by many, that
n owing to the cold weather for some
days past, that the Medical Baths are
closed-fhis is a mistake. The houses
are still open, and will continue to be, so
long as any person is disposed TO visit the
estabhshment-and as many complain Of
hard times,I offer the following conditions
to any responsible person. viz:
Payable on the election of Gen. VIM.
Henry Harrison 10 the Presidency of the
United States.
D. BALDWIN.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-10-07
VILLAIN Eckford, 81 Willis D. Clifton, ]
VS..
Edward Maxey,

Attachment for 1851 IL.
IN the Cilcuit Court, of the County Of
Itawamba, June Term, 1640, II is or
dered by said Court, that the said Edward
Maxey do appear on or before the third
Monday in October next. before said court
in the county of Itawalnba, at the Court
House IN the town of Fulton, give special
bail and plead to said suit, or judgement
viii be entered against him by default, and
the estate attached viii be sold.
WITNESS, The Hon. Stephen Adams
presiding Judge of the ninth Judicial Dis
trict of the State Of Mississippi, the third
Monday of June, 1910, and sixty fourth
year of American Independence.
Issued the Sd day of July. 1910.
A. ELKlN, Clerk.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-10-07
September 3, 1910.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

Fl
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
L0wndeS County,
Thomas McPfince,
& William Garret { Attachment for SIG
No. 1864, vs.. 704, GA.
Roscow Cole.
YEyHE attachment In this case having been
Il returned executed, notice is hereby CIV
en- that unless the defendant appear on or hJe-
fore the next term of the Circuit Cont Of the
county of Lowndes TO be holden at the court
House IN the town of Columbus on the first
Monday of October next, give special bail. and
plead, judgement viii be entered against him
and the property attached viii be sold to salts.
fy the plaintiffs demands.
Witness the Clerk of said Court this the I'll
day of September, A. y. I840. .
OVID P. BROWN,
Clerk.
BY MAURICE MCCARTHY, Deputy Clerk.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-10-07
By THE GOVERNOR
THOMAS WOODWARD.
Secretary Of State

IN pursuance of law, and of the above
writ of election from the Governor of
Mississippi. will hold an election at the
several precincts in Lowndes county ION
the first Monday and day following" the
End and 3rd day of November next, for
four Electors of President and Vice Pres
ident of the United States, and Treasu-
rer the State of Mississippi.
P. NJ. GRANT, Sh'ffof
Lowndes County.
Sept. Is, l640.-52-8w.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-10-07
NOTICE.

xK7ILLIAM L. HARRIS. GEORGE R
w CLAYTON, & JAMES T. HAIR
RISON, have associated themselves togeth-
er in the practice of the Law.
Jan. Ist, IS40-l6-tf.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-10-07

Office Of The Columbus and Iomblg6y }
Transportation Co., Columbus
Mi. Odd May 1910 }
ED eso7red, that this Company will re-
AI deem. with Alabama funds their is
sues in circulation as follows: Notes OF
the denomination of So and under, from
and after the the 1st day of June A. d.
1910, Of $40 from and af;er the 1st day
of JULY, of $50, from and after the lst day
of October, and of $50, and 800, from
and after the lst day of January 1S4I.
By order Of the Board,
SAMUEL HOSMER, Cash.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-10-07
Law COPARTNERsIIP.

ESRASMUS L. ACEE AND HEN
IL RY GRAY, will hereafter prac-
tice in coparinership, 10 The counties OF
Monroe, Lowndes, Pickei1s, Noxubee.
Kemper, Winstc1, 0itibbeha and choc-
taw.
They win also practice in the u. s.
District courts at Pontoioc and Jackson,
and in the High court ofErrors and APP
peals.
Columbus. Mi. April 2sth. Is4o-a-s2
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-10-07
BYALEXANDER G. McNUTT,
Governor OF The State of Mss.

y TIC fDifIiiI Vi A1OHAdNS NfoNtItT
Greeting:
WHEREAS, have received information
that a vacancy has occurred III the Office
of Treasurer of the State of Mississippi by
the decease of James G. Williams, do,
therefore, issue this Writ authorizing and
requiring YOU TO hold an election in your
county, on Monday and Tuesday the ID
and 3rd days of November 1910, TO fill
said vacancy and | do. moreover enloln
YOU TO conduct the same, in all respects,
conformably % law, and make due return
thereof to the Secretary of State.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, ! have here
unto set my hand, and caused the great
seal Of the State TO be affixed at Jackson,
this 28th day of February, A. ID. 1910,
and Of the sovereignty of the State ofMis-
sissippi, the twenty-third.
A. O.. McNUTT.
By THE GOVERNOR
THOMAS WOODWARD.
Sacratarv of State
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-10-07
LOOK AT IT.

In 1886, the popular vote through
out the United States stood thus:
WHIG STATES IN 1886.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-10-07
NEW YORK MIRROR.
EMREI.LIsHEn WITH

SUPERIOR STEEL ENGRAvINGs,
AND ALI THE FAsHloNABLE MUSIC OF TIE
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-10-07
Sept. 3Oth, 1s4O.-5-tf.
THE EMPIRE STATE.

a Weekly Newspaper Of The largest s5ze
published an Men York,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-10-07
TRUST SALE.

Sept. %, l-prf. S 80.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-10-07
TRUST SALE.

Sep. 18th, 1910. PRS. fee, SIS
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-10-07
MEDICAI NOTICE.

BY MAURICE McCARrHr, Deputy Cler
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-10-07

Sept. Is, 184O.-52-8w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
THE YORK TOWN FESTIVAL.


The Wing newspapers not long since Horishncy announced
that there would be grand Convention Of their party at York
10Th October, that from all the
in Virginia and North Carolina would assemble in the era
die of Liberty the Goth of september 10 make suitable arrange
therefor. The Hon. Henry Alexander Wise travelled all
his Congressional District well elsewhere and made
speeches II his instance, rllerc and NJ
the Pungocaguc meeting that the scheme of Celebration at
Noik Town the rh originated Wei, the Both, about
twenty, all told met al Williamsburg from the counties al ork,
Warwick Gloucester aud James city and after ayiG. appointed
the ''rcpudatcd Eucior" Canan and Secretary, they
rlcd for several hours aud Adjourned Previous 10 their dscr
sun they appointed large Committee tn be composed oi ndv
uals from the city and surrounding countless 10 meet al some IN
York Town, aud there prepare Mud whom do
they made President ui this grand united Conmtcc Of Ar
ugcmenS? Why other than rank old Fcdcal al VIII
aSburs Not Chneasa.o"k, the Loco f"co, hu, stony "n
the WllIg
Friday last The 9th, the grand Committee n York Town,
aud there from York county and three from Warwick
They adjourned without doing thing, except resolving Ia meet
The 18Th, wfcn attend, they VIII adjourn
will he the final result u Mr.. Wc's second grand Dis
Meeting, wherein they talk NJ twelve hundred Wing maur
Harrison The Festival and the twelve hundred viii c
much allkc-a smoke except little white wasifur Wing
actually had his house wtewashed the outside
BLACK SWAMP.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20

means Of bringing out The disclosure with such progts
in WRITING, as will carry conviction 10 every honest
The worst fears to the corruption TINT has
been practiscd will be fully confirmed, and people ot
note will be implicated in the mnrstrous vltJinv.
81 trust that all attempts Of such unprnciptd and
daring wrechcs TO get possession Of the Government
by such vile corruption will yet be defeated
''Let the honest Democrats Of Virginia lock well 10
this, and remember that their ancestors saved the Re
public in sGn and that they may have the honor TO d"
the At all events, let them strive TO do It.
Then, il they fail, it will be their counrys less. but
their fault. None but towards fled from Persia ;
mercenary host. The Spartan heroes fell III the passes
of Thcrmopym, and made their ruin glorious
Ertratt Of a Ieutr datcd
PirTsErRGn, 18th Sept $40
Never intended for the Public Eyc)
"The Opposition have gained upon US in Allegheny,
and few in Butler but in every other DstrIc,
we have gained upon them, compared with lo30.
From this time, to the Electoral Election the Sd,
the Opposition will inundate with iubricatons from
other places, and will also be sending out false state
ments from this TO other States
"But compare the maiorities as heard from, with
the nnaorcs in 1885, and mark how plain tale will
put them down
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20
SCENES IN RAPPAIiANNuCk.

R,rrAuANNcK Oct 10.
"a number of the citizens of Rappahannock having
invited the Hon John s. Barbour deliver address
to the people, upon the subject Of The approaching
Presidential Election Col VIM. Menetee 5; and Mr.
Barbour having con.rncd, Thursday the 10th Instant
was appointed for that purpose. Although the notice
was Short upwards OF two hundred persons assembled
TO hear the discourse This though Mr. B. labor
ing under physical disability, great as to compel
him to SIT during great part Of the time occupied
the devery-was marked with great ability, giving the
majority of his hearers abundant reason 10 prefer Mr.
Van Buren, to General Harrison. II impossible
to give sketch of the topics treated Of lie Showed
the origin of parties; what the principles al EACH
who were the disciples Of the Democratic and Federal
school, anon the latter Of which he clearly placed VIM
H. Harrison, and without dcracting from his military
rcnown Showed to how little he was, and is, in reality
entitlcd--in support of all which he quoted various
books and papcrs-concudlng with earnest appeal
to his hearers 70 To the polls and record their votes
in favor of the Democratic candidate for the Presidency
"Attcr the conclusion of the address, meeting OF
the Democrats organized by calling the venerable
Major John Roberts, soldier of the Revolution and
supporter of the Resolutions Of l1- To the char, and
appointing Robert NJ. IIetcrick Secretary. prcam-
BILE and resolutions then offered 10 the meeting,
approving of the plan recommended by the Charlotes
Vile Convention for organizing the Republicans Of each
county, and committees appointed in various parts
to urre upon the Democratic voters the necessity Of
their attendance at the polls, and committees also
appointed attend each precinct the day Of election
behalf Of the interests of the Democratic party
The thanks of the meeting then voted 10 MIR. Bar
bour for his able and eloquent address, and the meeting
adjourned.
s'Mr Barbour, having been requested by letter
signed by number of his fellow citizens TO address
the people AT Spcrryvc, Thursday, the 10Th inst,
on Friday, the 30h at Washington and on Saturday,
the 3lst, at Flint fll has consented and promised to
do So thus aordng his old constituents and others,
opportunity of hearing his eloqucncc again, support
Of the principles pronru gated by Jefferson and acted
upon by Madison, and upon the preservation OF which,
50 much demands =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20
FUR THE F-VTT17 X.
"EyEEY THING HAPPENS FOR THE REST.

reading the uphi~tcal remarks which followed the fore
.ong preamble the Richmond Wing, went on 10 I'rr-e
others under editorial head, including, of cour>" tn"
tcontry orrrponLcncc. Being Eastern the lnwand
proceedings attracted special attention. particularly those Of
Warwick County where have few arrc~ well some
valued acquaintance. with the Of old and much
-rmcd friend Mr. Curtis the President nj the meeting there
docs not
Nv that talent
coqucncc cvHccd, had been drawn forth ~ the
Legislative Hall Gn" the that he
ed the county orclhy struck with the singular a;pra
which III" Hon Henry A. Wise made 10 become mcnlcr
the Warwick 1rpecanoc Club, and Al hi accepting
the Presidency thereof. STONY III y.
EIcILnnnl. llrLml,r. l. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20
CO.Hjft.NIC.77ED.
FLuvASNA, Oct. l3, IS40.

FLuvASNA, Oct. l3, 1910.
TO COL BARRETT C. PAYNE:
Dear Sr,-Do you recol!ect n conversation which
took place the Capitol last January between yourself
you then taking in the Senatorial Election then
pending and undctcrm ned in the Legislature; Do
recollect the remark made at the time, that You
had voted for WIN {. Rves and should continue TO
sustain HIN, believing at the same time, that your
sttuents would sustain you III that course /? Do you
recollect saying at the same mc that you were an
Buren, man, and should continue to support him,
less something should transpire 20 change your mind;
change in your mind certainly did take place in a
short time after the above conversation occurred.
VIII be kind 10 state what did transpre be-
tween that time and the publication Of your letter. when
you out for the first time for General Harrison?
VIII you also be good as to state whether not you
did receive letter from another of your constituents
last February or March, desiring to know whether
not YOU were in favor of Gen Harrison stating the
same time that if you not, that the Wings of Flu
wanna would bring Wing candidate Did you not
know the same that the Democratic party had
at that time candidate in the field? Did you not also
know or believe that the Democrats had already
candidate out and that if the Wings should bring out
their man, TO wit, Geo Stman, which was then
tempated that your election would thereby be rendered
quite uncertain: Sir, take the liberty to inform you
that is in circulation in this county, that the
day of discussion be1;aa Major Garland and Mr.. Hol
laday in Columbia, - publicly declare that if Van
Buren, were elected would forthwith shoulder your
muske assure k2a Sir, the above is rumorcd in our
county much to JPrejudice, and take the liberty
Enquirer and Wing, believing at the time that
through the same channel will be the proper place for
you TO confue those gross charges
a Constituent of Cot. Paine.
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lSJD. lCiU.
rem. Harrison. V. Buren,. Harris

zoo Democratic gain,
awe need not say 10 you that Pennsylvania is safe
for Van Buren, by majority from 1000 10 10000.
Yours, respectfully
II. II. VAN AMRINGE,
DAVID LYNCH,
Central Committee for
U.stcrn PENNSYLVANIA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20
SuLc Of Ei.sr Lnnd nfnr CInrkSriIc La

SHE Of iisEF i~"Hd, HfUF Jid'hSEtf, ! a.
to h.ie, bidder the the
of the =
Tract Df Lana adjoining ihl which the late John Speed
resided. Ii by estimation, nearly 1000 itt
which Dan botton and good deal Of The high a
clear, which tobacco land. This plantation
and desirable account y! it, being healthy
within miles OF Buffalo springs and Whin miles al
Clark vlc, Mecklenhms, Va which considerable and si
improving tobacco market The Improvements gfda;y,
Nvcr>ccr, and other orho-e excellent
IL cannot be into minute description ."
tl" quality advantage. ." this estate person wishing
wi ht sho"n the plantation by appi, ns 10 M J. T. A-nn
Mr. H. C. speed. credit Of and perhaps ivo u H.
upon the land Also the TINE a"1 Iac", VII. H.
sold, stock, crops upon credit o Twelve month. ani
perhaps negroes sold or h.rti oIt
JOHN j. SPEED,
administrator az John !p e5, drcJ.
Rc:e Hill Granville, y. G., lfth Sept ls4Q. il--wtIE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20

siU aSk pay anil Hc P,a"" 8 iTted
there should happen hc ncedhioi- 4, 10 doubt
the al F0rtrS, after t abundant proofs wh'h
If their Superiority WI agree hat such
an Individual NAV the instruments and try thorough
before pa ins think there can be- but llc Ei.h
way in hi Piano seller who has disposed of upwards
nj in without -clIr. bad one and certainly
NIX E a,,.er required until satisfaction
gwen. =: T. 'A'h
Bo0L and Piano Forte Store, FetcrSbart, ! a..
TZ-tth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20

To Knot anu EtHUFI IH'
Nothing manly-nothing generous can come from II
IN these phrenzied times We scorn to repel such an
Iu>uuaon Butwe are confident, that we nave FEWER
bets on Virginia than our accuser-and INFINITELY 'e"
on the whole battle field, nay, not the looth par
.. II 4 no ole
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20

We warn friends every where To beware Of the wloppers
the Whigsaud of the brngsadocas the humbugccrs.
syvanla has not tcn We shall carry her by from
lOhOO Do duty, and wEL.The I'd of November
destined Democracy the old Dominion
and noble wreath We be mistaken Every tinc from
the country assures Of the victory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20
Stra1tOn's OEice.

yE,iCKETS Lotteries really lucky numbers for air
i by the package single ticket az
.:TRATTON'S Lpcky Once, liti
Drawing Of the Mary land State Lottery, No. ~ drawn S"pt"m
Der 3eth
NJ 50 - 81 - : ii II 81 - IL 50
Ticket Nos u prllc oi S25p sold aud cash'dhy
STATION.
Drawing New Jersey Lottery, Ne. 10, drawn Oct 9Th
A 3 30 Is - - - ~
Half Nos 70 30 prize Of 5000, sold and cashrd y
SrHaITDN.
Drawing Of the Maryland state Lottery, No. - drawn Oct Il {:
10 ~ - 10 10 II II > - . Il
Ticket Ms. Is u ~ prize OF $780, sold and Ca.hed By
STWAIIU>.
Va Weislurg, Class L.
Drawing the Lottery Class \, drawn l.
~ % 81 - II 81 ~ 20 10 ~ 81 ]
Ticket Nos. % % ~ prize Of $500, sold and casrd by
or I.-l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-20

Tho Richmond Wing is pleased to twI us about me
declaration, that would rather tnat irgd shouu
yay. her principles than even Martin Van Buren, Tie
knows our attachmen Mt TO him man, our confidence
IN hun as politician, too we'll to require any further
protr,,alion in his behalf But 60 for principles,
not aep-We sink or swim with then-and we VIII SINK
SWIM with only as far as they carry out toss
f-,, nr;pc;nIes Save the citadel, them say wc-and
Thus y. save orr country and save our friends
is for that miserable insnuatioLfoi the Richmond
VIM that we desire to save Virginia. because OF the
w small bets we have made: we must say, mat II Is
worthy of the base mind winch engineered 'S
II i mind like Othellos cstern,