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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-07-02

Gov. Shelby to Mr. Madison, May Is, 1914, saws
feel hesitation TO declare 10 you that beiiere
Gen. Harrison 10 be one Of The FIRST military chardc-
fers Terer knetsn
Col Richard NJ Johnson to Gen Harrison july
4 1913, says:
We did not rant 10 serre under cordrdS or trail
tors but under one Harrison rho had prorsd him
SELF 10 be teise prudent and brare"
Commodore Perry to General Harrison, August s,
1917 says:
The prompt change made by you in the order of
battle on discovering the position of the enemy has
always appeared to me 10 have cviuced HIGH DEGREE
OF MILITARY TALENT. ! concur with the venerable
shelby IN his general appreciation Of your conduct in
that campaign
Honorable L,NopoN CHEvEs, on the battle of the
Thames.
The ricfory Of Harrison traS such as lrould hare
secured 10 Roman General in me best davs Of me
Republic, me honorS Of q triumph III PM an end 10
The Var in The UPpermost Canada"
Sentiments of the Hero of Fort Stenbenson
Col Croghan:
Z" desire no plaudits which bestowed upon me
at the expense of General Harrison
"I have felt the warmest attachment for him "a n
man, and my confidence in him as an able commander
remains mistaken feel every assurance that he will
at all times do me ample justice; and nothing could
give me- more pain than to see his enemies upon
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-07-02

From The Commercial Adr d. Journal.
FIGURES TELL THE PLAIN TRUTH.
A correct statement of the United States Govern
Columbus Democrat., 1840-09-26
New and Interesting

MURRAK'S TBAVELS IN North America
4'B during the years 1924, 1855 nod 1856. m-
Guiding a summer residence with the Pawuec
tribe OF indians in the remote pralries Of the Mis-
sour, and a visit to the Azore Islands
NoHou's Hope or The Memoirs OF a Provincial
0pmons Of Lord Hroughom on Politics, Theology
Law, sc.
The Thugs Or Phanslgare Of India comprising
history OF the rise aud progress of thai fraternity
OF assaSslus and description OF the s. stem which
Y pursueS, and of the means which have been
adopted by The supreme government Of India Tor
It's suppression.
Father Butler aud the Lough Dcarg Pilgrim, by W.
Il Carleton
The Naval Founding, by the Old Sailor.
Sketches o. London, by the author Of Bench and
Bar.
Walks and Nandcrnga in the Word OF Literature,
by the same author
lrecGRtloa, Novel by Cooper
John Smiths Leuers, with 'Picters TO match
blanche ol Navarro, Play, hy Jamos
lorIcsa the Osnrer, play, bv Willis
The above new works with fresh surp,y OF
SCHoub BOOKS, have recently cumr 90 hand.
aud arc offered ior sale u.}-'' for cash onh, LII,
PFISTER y GOODWIN
Feb'y, %, lsiQ 8str
Columbus Democrat., 1840-09-26

rs.ee sid harfs--eH.a as 1ri '1r rt'H .a.-a- q
.r4=.ssa. H1 r1saalf Use -1r.. .saI dead .1gs.
sa. -l a tgr.l.t para aHa.-. t.-aft l.#-
r"rr--s bg HH ..H.f. -.. H-s .a.-
-.tH "1l a.4 impose asl sHf WfsHicrl-e
tF --H tHre h. gu1.rt Hpn-. N- vH sFa -#Fr
f.a uas- 'se' rre.a lNsILIEb by le -f-rm5..
rHf llb.y rrlrs.s pIrrs...s9 stt.. ballot Jsf-
o.' Finally we asa ylH n.u1cns. one sind
kCrr 20 rErdFr THE gaa1tt. lat mere especial
Is before the people s Pennsylvania ihlf Harrison
s the candidate 90 tHs base gc,on ef WI ia Y I.nrr.
Burrowcr Seysns, peuruse Sc are tha s5f.-2
H. IS the candidate ~ hc men who u ih. i7I 3. IS
conspIeed i1 treat tha rltrtel ae If Il never had
been he.t,' wha. SHa1 ths Legislature mef. aittup-
lei 90 carry this threat into egecHaaE b, WITH.
HOLDING the .ega. election returns from tha Leg
stature, and sending n FALSE returns, % SNUG
GLE men INTO their sram, whn taj been rejected
b.. 'be people; WHO FLED from he BACK WIN.
DOW of lhe Senate CHamb.r iaasol the glrys
o. conscious guilt; wha subsequently called more
than ONE THOUSAND SOLDIERS t0 thaIr afI.
and marched with BUCKSHDT AND BALL"
into the Capita Dt your State, with instructions q
SHOOT DOWN as wolves 0l the iorcstaI who
should Fase . tongue against their daring USJR-
PAiiDNS who afterwards on finding hat 80 auf
NJ every 100 Of the military Of this State were D1.
I0CRArs, and would in case ot the coming oi the
worst nave luTntl lItf IA 1 bNFsI : upon the "
SURPERS, and not 8pon 'he PEOPLE, called up-
on the General Government for the UNITED
STATES ARMY, TO assist them IN their TREA.
SON which was however ri1hteousiy REFUSED
by President Van Bafen. Ha3 Gen Harrison been
50 the Presidential Char AZ that time, lhius sou not
the request wgld have been granted ant that
BLOODY CIVIL WAR would have rn,nel fe-
nw cogntrynpn' pause pause use before You
act SO sue fh part as TO commit the de.tluies Of
cur happy America INTO the hands Of 50 vile a fac
ton l-.HTgtctdH.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-09-26
PROSPECTUS or
8 The old soldier

FTVHF unparalleled eSertuas 81 tho Federal par.
y 10 again get possession Of tie rcius Of Go.
vernmeni, call laf counter Efforts 90 the part OF
those who wish The Government administered 90 the
principles of JEFFERSON and JACKSON. Nu-
merous papers have sprung up m different sections
OF the Union, which now spread abroad the claims
Of W. II llarsou The Fcden candidate for the
Presidency. The State "a beng flooded with en-
anatlons from The Federal press la'lnmmatory
appeals are made 80 the pubic, snJ all the ena gies
which tho bankers ot Mississippi have left, ara now
DERING SYSTEM, which JUSTICE, PUBLIC
OPINION, and lhe 4wsol tbe land. .Iayt tampled
down
Seeing thcse things, aud believing too, that the
People Of Mississippi are willing 70 receive TIE
TRUTH ana TO act upon PRINCIPLE, rather
than sensel,ss noise and mumWcry, 3uch as the
HARD CIDER aod Log CABIN humhug, which
the FejeralIss have adopted, The undersigned has
determined to publish at Jackson, until after the
election, sheet 10 be called he OLD SOLDIER
which will be Devoted 10 the republican cause, viii
support MARTIN VAN BUREN,, and RICH-
ARD NJ JOHNSON, ais the democratic caudi-
dates for the Presidency and Wee Presidency, and
earlcssy expose the pretcneIous Of Federal Wing
gerry, and ts leaders and ahetjors 10 the South he
thercore calls upoa All true Republicans to lend
hlm helping band
TERMS, The " 0tp SoLptER,' wl he puh-
ishod 90 paper q good size nj the "MlssrssrrnN'
orFlcE, until after the election; IS numbers at the
moderate SUN Of " six copies for SO; twelve co...
pies Ilr Si0i aud twenty copies for Si5; and SO 10
proportion.
The drsi number Of the {" OLn Sofpnan will
appear about The lsl Of August
JAMES 5. FALL,
Jackson July 49, ls40
Columbus Democrat., 1840-09-26
twenty-five Dollars Reward.
MOifat'S Vegetable Life PILLS aud
PhWniX Rittcrs.

N"tH'l 81 htiHe INV NiAlbtl e|N' columbus.
rhehlgh ana envied celebrity which tl,, prt-em-
lncnt medicine bas acquired for is uyauabc ctHta-
ty IA all the diseases which processes to cure, has
rendered the usuaI practice OF putting mo, only un.
necessary, hut unworthy oj Itom They are known
by ,hor fruits, their good votk, TESTIFY for tacm
and they thrive not by The faith Of the orcdulous
lu all cases Of CostycnesS Dyspepsia Bilious
and Liver Affections Asthma Plies, scued PAINS.
Rheumatism, Feyers and Aeges, OhSNua', Head
aches, Impure state OF The fluids Unhealthy ap-
ptafance Of the skin, Nervous Debility the Sickness
Organs, sod n all genetal Derangemauts OF htabh
these medicines have invariably proved a certain
and speedy remedy They restore vigorous health
to the most exhausted constitutions. 4 single tr,ai
VIII Place the Lae Pills and Phpnix BltterS beyond
Ihe reach q competition, IN the estimation OF every
patient
\. i, None are genuine unless they have the
nc sime Of John MoHdts signature 45-f
Columbus Democrat., 1840-09-26
To the Elector. OF lhe state orAn.

FeLLaw ctzEy4 living been induced to
ptesent myself before you IN the attitude of q
candidate for the office OF lleasuer Of the State,
deem !, necessary TO make known my political
creed. have ever cspoused the cause Of Dem
ocraey, believing it to be the most condurye to
to the happiness Of free and enlightened peo-
pie, and to the perpetalion Of that Government
which has so long attracted the yenemuon and
applause Of the surrounding nations Of ibe earth.
No personal consideration apart from that Of a
feilow-eitizea, has called me 10 the field. Be.
Iieying the olieo (Which out distinguished fuond
and servant Me- Wtlams, was compelled by the
fatal s,rake OF death to abandon,) 10 he one nl
the highest consideration, and that ,ts duties
should be discharged with prompt mpartality,
have been persuaded to take tho field. Should
you think proper Fellow citizens, to elect me, can
only promise an uot,0g zeal and faithful discharge
If those duties which will necessarily dewoe
upon Your Fellow CtI2en,
ROWLAND JgFFERsoN EDNoSos.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-09-26
Ecb. a. $50

.4.E .4CT 10 prescribe tho Funds reeslpgtle tor
S,s.s Tarss and other purposes.
a,ECIION J. Belt enacted by the Legislature o
= tie State of Mississippi, That the notes Of all
the banks of tins State which pay specie on demand
oraI their matured circulation, shall bc receivable
for a.i taxes and dues TO the State Provided, how
ever, That no post note, RoW issued of any bank
or bank, having more than nine mon. s. 70 run, at
lfe lime Il shall Be offered for taxes Or other dues 10
the State, shall be received.
Sec. 2 And be it further enacted, That .his act
shall take effect from and after hts passage, and shall
continue in force until the first Monday IN January,
eighteen hundred and torty-one, and 20 longer.
J SPEiGHT
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
GEORGE b. AUGUSTUS,
President Of The Senate.
Approved, February g, ls40
A. c, McNuTT
5S-am
Columbus Democrat., 1840-09-26
Medical spring Bathing House

FENdlS establishment is now open for he season
the baths having been Viy pauted, and eq.
cry department pot 10 good order. hc public can
be wei. accommodated 10 the Ladies department
new baths nave been FURNISHED. ana f there as saff
cenl announcement they Ejj bc Kept exclusively
brihelr use The subscribers lamiNwI reside On
the lot SO ibat ladies' can enter from his residence
through the garden, or as formerly
TERMS OF BATHING.
For a single warm Bath so cents
toram't of S5 l4hrketg
For the season, from LIST April to lst Octo-
Der months, Al0 00
Payable IN adyauco sne in par funds
The house may bo Icit oreu on Sundays from sun
rise 70 $ clock A M.-hnt the servants win re-
ceye the pay consequently each person suhslr-
bhe wall be required 20 pay an extra Of Is cents ol
them. y. n. BALDWIN
April ist 1910, -3st tr
Columbus Democrat., 1840-09-26
Carrinccs fnr sale

A WOlfiNGrON has OBI hand and ig still
"a. receiving from jennings Robinson X Co.
manuacl1ry az the north handsome assarimgetpf
ali kinds OF CARRIAGES, coasa,lnr in 9ayf d.
Coacbees, Charities, Barouchcs uud Burrys. 2c.
Sc which WILDE sold on reasonable terms athls
Repository
al Repairing done with ueatncs, ana despatch Al
his old stand on Market street Columbus.
march O. $50 S4tf
Columbus Democrat., 1840-09-26
Dr. T.. +. noucheIle.

WILL H future devote his whole attention
" tn th=7 practice nj tire strers. branches RI s
profession. q, lIe late residence ot hs father ap-
tween Col. AW-a5 DAVIS aat L.nlssy's Fars lie
will practice a2Ha rcaFsa1a., frHas o. lav alaer
.ekaar.y bred ghg e.5a in ta, county.
December Ilb, 1889 .--21-r.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-09-26
DRs. TATE = MINTER.

a ANlNG associated together. respectfully Offer
their services to the pubic. in the various
bmoches OF their profession. aH surgical opera
ions peUorned The pressure the times beng
great, iher bills viii be moderate Office on The cor
a.er Of Market and Washington streets, oppoaitethc
Washington Hail
Columbus Nav g3d lS4o-46-r
Columbus Democrat., 1840-09-26
our AImnnac,. for Is1o.

HhYE been received. They are for sale bs the
{ quantity 1r otherwise.
pFiSrER 4 GOODWIN
y B. We have beautiful pair Of GiosEs ior
the 1se ~ Schools. % dispose ol P.&G.
Feby -, l5i0 3su
Columbus Democrat., 1840-09-26
Executors Notice.

4 III persons having claims against the estate Of
~ Wade Il. Gordon, deed are hereby notified 10
present the same duly authenticated. wilmn the time
prescribed hy aw, or the s1mc viii De forever bar.
red Persons Indebted TO the estate ol the said de-
ceased arc lequt ted 90 make immediate payment.
JAMES n. TURNER
ErecHor
Jan. 18Th, iSi0.-a4-E
Columbus Democrat., 1840-09-26
". J. ESTES
mos II MANCII
Estes & March.

AgcIioNsEps agu CoaMssog NrReHtNrs,
Market Street Opposite he Land Office Counbo,
Feb. 18th, .5l0 -35-G
\. b Regular sale days, every Saturday and
Monday.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-09-26


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&C. al4 .aar- hence L = monument upon ...s ,.'
faa'a-e q '1r press TO azeer iaa.f aVa fE.s' Pa
fea'..r' several. a. leiHiyr ia aI''t a. ....' "
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e a7.".f contacts %. a.@fss TsH.aa 'a F''rL. 1.
want "..' ..'a.ta'. %a- ''tih I''Ai ''1 '''.a' .'
'tgi HrH .a .'- country ,..
We eaI Ht'h q. editors 1Hi N'' Ha's 'i fsi,'
VINO approve af the ioi'"N'hG i''es F" 'aN''
tem by their sisnat1res--I lace i'ela az 'ts As.e
I'd w.I papers, ann slrtiE '1attr r .''N', 81.
D. no SUBSCRIPTION received "i"'''s pay -'-'- ~"
aasancs. .,-- ...
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1l"' - announce NO man ''f any 'llo1, e't,'
arc ~ I"uN's, "I"ous '"e as''"ee P''''''- VI.
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Columbus Democrat., 1840-09-26
State of Mississippi, Loundc, C,ty

Cireau Court litA lpra. is46.
John ~ Fo2i9,
No. IS9s, VS. Attachment Sss ga
Isaac T Foreman
TENHsS dny came The plaintiff by bis Attorney
" and on hls notion y ls ordered hy the Court.
that publication be made lor six successive o.ssgs IN
the Columbus Democrat, nrwSpaper rnbl,xbc5 ~
he town Of Columbus IA 'he STATE sf NiSstss.pn
notifying The defendant ol he pending of tins su
ana that unless be appea ob Or before iaf 6r,t dac
ol lhc oeHt term of This Court 90 be holden on the
urs' NonJay oi October next aIye special bail. ana
plead, judgment dna viii be entered against bm
aud the property attached vii be sod 70 satisfy tbs
plaintiff demands.
true copy from the minutes
OVID P, BROWN, CLERK.
August lst is4o,-~5-dw.
,PriG,ots fee si0 sol
Columbus Democrat., 1840-09-26
niNisiOn Or.ler, No. 2.

YsVfiE following named Regiments composing the
4 ID Brigade, Of the 4lh Division Of Mississippi
Militia, will parade for the purpose Of review and
inspection at the following times and places 70 wit
Ibp 2 Ig .rt M nuievila HoneJoy Capt 1Qt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02

= gNENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS, Sc. FOR
Il SALE.-Pnrsuunt to the provisions OF the ar
tcles of partnership OF Vanleer. Hicks x Co. Edward
ID. Hacks, ono Of the members Of said firm hsinr dca,N
The undersigned surviving partners Of said firm, will
ON the first day Of October, 1910, and tho succeeding
day # necessary, on the premises in Nashville. sell al
public auction all the real estate belonging to or con-
necied with the Tennessee Rolling Works. and the
Tennessee Rolling Works" with all their heredita-
ments and nppurtenances, fixtures, &c.
The real estate belonging 10 and connected with
The Tenn 'ssee Rolling Works is as follows, VIZ. about
seven acres Of land situated in the town of Nashville.
on the hank If the Cumberland River, immediately
above what Is called the Upper Ferry. purchased OF
David McGayock. tho University OF Nasty lie. mld y.
~. McNaIry 81 wife; upon this parcel Of land are stu
ated the Rolling Wo!ks proper, a Foundry in which
any OF the Machinery Necessary for the Works can be
cast. q large brick store house. u large brick Boarding
House and other valuable improvements; thsro 4. IN
excellent landing on the river.
An undivided Interest la the Coal mine, on Cum.
berland river in Pulaski coanly, Kentucky, aud the
lands upon which they arc siIu-tCd. the unosni Of this
interest and the whole amount Of tho land. will be
shown by the subscribers 10 any one who will call on
them. II being impossible 10 describe these with nc
curacy in an advertisement.
The real estate above mentioned f~7cl1ding every
thing alfred to the freehold, will be sold uron the fol-
lowing terms; one fifth Cash, and the balaLr e u equal
hnstaimenis of one, two. three and four ycaEs-ample
seru,'y will be required Of the purchasers.
II 8 not deemed necessary 10 say much in CON men
datlcn Of thu. property. The Rolling Works were
built IN 1884, they have been in successful operation
ever sIncc, they are now in good repair. and ar. not
surpassed 10y any establishment Of the kind in thu l.
ni'ed States, rs the undersigned believe; they Ia We
corrected with them an extensive Nailery.
Al the same time and rlace the undersigned will
sell all the personal estate connected with tho said
Rolling Works on n credit Of nine months. Tho per-
Senal property consists msialy Of the following i,en..
VIZ - ar Is valuable slaves. nulca hor,ss Nvaonns
carts, household anu kitchen furniture. with many 9th.
er smaller matters too numerous % mention. Notes
with good security payable IL Bank will DO required
Of the purchasers Of the personal property.
The property will he at all times open for inspec-
ton TO those who may wish 10 purchase. and any IN
formation will b0 furnished 20 persons al IA distance.
ROBERT BAXTER
ANTHONY w. NANLECR,
Surrscing partners u The arm Of FGnleer Hicks & Co..
mar l2-lIoct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02
CERTIFICATES.
FEvER AND sGUE CJErD.

FEVER AND zGUE CURED.
10 Dr.. irIu!;
Dear Slr-BeiieyrEita duty Z owe you as = sue
ccssiui rrocutCnUr, a. well - tar,s who may he
similarly afflicted | take pleasure IN aUkuowicdg
INK the ueu'htl have SERVED Tom the Usu oi ySlr
valuable Medicine,
HCNTS BOTANIC PILLS.
After much 81 crnCr from Fever md AEue. dur
lEE 1HC spUug ana fall, ior the last -four wears and
IAc pcguuIaTy !t-uUes attendant on the IuC.spos-
ttoh % one on whose c~NCrIsIs a largc family was
dependant Tor support, aud having WltnDu; success
tested the skill OF many medical advisers, at So
expense could not well arUrs. In the fall ca f,3s
hn-InS iie lTymurltuIy symptoms OF the atscasN
approaching, Mas luduJel by a friend Who h-1
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BoiaRlc PITS. and row have the happiness 10 IN
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Z. MCCORMICK,
E.ya-k y Tp1v ~ I-la
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p. M.NCCOkNICl
Newark, y. :. July 81, 1880.
Py.rsrria. o. haiys,agn. Eft.c.aaY, Cr-.i.

pysTsrTiG, o. HGtEeS.!5H, Eft.c.u1Vy Cr-Ei.
Nr. Nm. Tucker. having lately ben restored To-
a sound state ut health, Through the efficacy OF DT.
Hunts BJtan q Puis, iElaks It N IuC.SpUusab.e duly
- stat, certain facts I,Iutuge - tie Glsta under
which ne MAD 80 .J7S suffered, The symptpms
vera painful Obstruction. with a constant rCjcc-
tIou OF food, headache, pclp1,stiOn ut the hrarr.
lUwueSs oi spIri.s, a Troublesome Gry cough, CIzzl-
ness, tSatGess al the chest and difficulty OF hICl;.-
almost cyustGut pam ia the side, Ions, aud
shoulders, accompanied WIKI much l8Uguor aud
acHlIfy. These ual.CtIuns, together with an Uu-
usual degree uiiltUleure, brought on such a stare
of extreme weakness, as 10 prevent ham from at
tending - MS uusnes, and hIs health appeared lost
beyond recovery His friends aHd relatives became
alarmed NJ the melancholy grosI cct, Bad strongly
recommended Hunts Bulan.C Pl'>-,ucy were aa-
uIul- tered, and lu = few day. produced a.tonIsh-
ing Teici, aud finally realized a perfect restoration
30 sound health Wan. TUCKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02
NEW

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kESS9fERFG@ Cars. Leaves Wheeling daily
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ROAD, via Carlisle, Hagerstown 81 lancaster-uhro'
in lcss than % days, being the shortest and most cr-
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Office Of The above Lines second door from the Uni
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Projectors
- FHmilicI visiting Bedford Springs, or travelling
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mnr Is