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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
Trust sale.

10y virtue Of a deed IN Trust executed BY Dan
ID le w. Jordan, on the 30lh Gay u August N
the year s37, to Richard Evans as trustee to 81
cure the payment Of . certain uote therein MENTION
ed which deed has beer duly recorded in iie
Clerks office Of the Probate Court jr li.e county
Of LoNRdes and STATE Of Mississippi IA Book nun-
Der nine, Pages IS, 81 and 81, ! w olier Fl sale
al pubic auction to the iigHes, bller ior cash, n
the Town al Columbus, on Monday Use olb day %
Ayrl, tie following negroes Ia vii Charles, Car
born Explosion, jim Duh Rose aud Run-f--or
stmauy Of hem Is will BE- sufficient - pay aa8 at.
.y aIinote.
S4lf of sad slaves mith.a.he Usual b0ur'
RICHARD EVANS, IltHc.
Cgl N5IeH -. l-tn--Jt Iw. Dr. jgg =
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04

Patrick M'Losky, q Co.
No35. vs. Aft IA IT, June term
Rpbt Duade VIM. &. 2l5i0, L. States Dis
Wright James A. DaIe u.ct Court
ana Chss. Galahan
DY virtue Of The above specified writ 20 uc direct
D ed nom TIE Honorable Ds.ncl Court of the
United Salcs. l,r t1e Northern DlHuct of Mess.
app., / SSH sell GA MolIJy he 4t1 day 81 May,
1870 o. tire Court house Of LoWnjcs county, lnc
r.oNug described property, 10 Wit: The following
lanai. la@ north bait 81 Tie west haI Of tive aoulb
casI QJarer0i cCn1n twenty nfnc township .Eteen
south Oh range seventeen west east bah Of the
north west quarter Of tie south hgf0' tbe west ha'
oIthe north west quartet Of section twenty eight
township sixteen sonh Of range seventeen "e'i
unrlH hat 81 ihr east haf Of tie north east quarter
OF section lAfiy tgn, township sixteen south 81
agc seventeen west south ball 81 the west hal
Of a. south east quarter Of sec'i0n twenty nine
township uAlecu, south Of range seventeen wesIt
north halo the west hail Of the south west quarter
of section twenty eIgbl, township sixteen, south d
range seventeen west; east hat VI he soIih eas
quarter Of section twenty nine, township SIXTEEN, d
range seventeen Nest.
Levied % as the pfop,uy Of Chas Ca.laheri Il
satisfy lte above named execution abd alt Cost.
ADOLPHuS e. WEIR,
Mar.halN. DIST. Nj.
By EDwr H. ALLKs, Deputy.
March 3lsl, lsAo. 59-jw.
Printers fe SO 0o
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04

TAKES nrh- q. AZ. f. m 'aas
r..r-s. 80, tfs.s.'|. tsf.s-a .r s. 81. I.a Z 2.
..t D.. ~e. n.
'rrnsH- .ss So COZ
T--sr u- b. Hs-ram Ill--,, tea NHaf aad
PCS. 1915 h... aHs r8e, beat sat umn HHr t.ae
ta..sa.. ..a b.se aul t1rk vsrgCl. o. .r .auv
mark. a .... af5 A4.. .r.p So .1e .s.- aa1 aaa
cgFu .ae .. e4a
lPrH,srs as t. col
Taken aa DE- rtoma, Pouc-.h sHus hose, Fac
ycaf, oJ. fourteen 1aa a ts hand, HEh, wu.,, spot
uhs lace. Fl.g mItsc east o Columbus
lpUa,crs icc = uo
Taken up hg Abrrbam Macr n tuumh1'a back
bur.s iour wears oJ, branded ,. Y, n'oa.er matA'
uUr tr8ufs.
Appraised Gee tiy it.'1rs
JOHN FIErIUAtL. Rang
App. sla, l>30-j2.3N.
fPapttr. ~ s, On
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
Statoo Mississippi, Lowndcs Co

iJNs VS. Aachft ssl Un
Isaac Z Foreman
NOTICE is hereby gwen, that thc above attach
~ mcnt vas i=suedal 'lje suit ~ the said plan
ui against the SAID defendant as an descending debt
a. for the sum aforesaid. and has been returned 10
th.s office duly executed, aud now pending and
undetermined IN the Circuit court OF tie county o.,
Lownirs and State OF Ml9l>sppi aud that unless
tht said defendant stall appear 90 or heorc the
hfsl Monday al AprIucNt being Tire Gst DAY Of
The Circuit court nr the county Aforesaid give spe.
,ai bal and plead judgment wtl be entered against
him and he property attached w be sold to safety
DE plaintiff s demouds
Witness the clerk al the SAID Circuit court, tc
18th March, 1870
OVID F. BROWN. Clk
81 Il lpr tee 81 SOL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
Trust Sale.

NOTICE hereby gwen thot N pursuance Of
~ Ernst Deed executed by Holden " ptout to
secure t.s payment olce1ain liabilities 20 the Com
mgrcm Bank o. Lu#mlbgs, Mississippi therein des-
crbcd Vs.. p,leecd ln sell at auction 10 the high
est bidder W. cash, ou Monday IRE lo'h day OF Feb
rusfy ucyt al 'hc Count house door m the town o!
Columbus Luwn'cs county Mss. durs. The hours
prr,cnbed b. tw the lulUwlnc described property
VIZ; The south ball bl section twenty three, aud the
gutrc north hall IS section twenty Six, both being
ru township Bu4hcr fifteen worth of range number
eighteen east, situate ana hlrg 10 the county 81
Suvu'et AMI STATE Of Mississippi and III the Co
iuw,n. and District, together wuhall and Singular
TIE 'eaamou', herclHJmeuls and apperenanets
tarrr'o be.ongngor 20 any wise app,5lalnmG, To.
gelhtf with a' DE buildings Improvements spe
crecluHs npoU DE saue.
Ael, the following described negro slaves, TIA, 4
1 TO s5y Henry aged about twenty ihree years
( IIurg aged about twenty years LunstnrI, aget
about twenty ix years Frank aged aou' fort,
I years
CllAS. H. ALBERT, Trustee
4 Jan l3th, lel0,--4s-3w. Pr. Zee So q
POSFPONEMENT--Tbr above sale is posi-
1ancd una tAe ION day Of MaRcH next, when IT,
rro3e-'y 1 BE- sold to the bigheS, bidder for casl
CHAS, II. ALBERT, Trustee
F-d.y J., tste 50we rr ice Sl4
/ POSTPONED AGAIN-The above sale is lur
fhcr postponed, unlIi the first Monday IN April mex
when the sale VIII take place within legal hours
G. H. ALBERT. Trustee.
march 10 $40, sofa [pr Zee 81 50
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
Cntton Seed for Sale.

TlNllE undersigned has about 100 bushels o. cot
L lau seeds, direct from TIC Table land, 81 Mex
tco, from She FIRST growlh mi,cd ia the United
States, which he wilI be- glad "a di'pnac Of. The
cotton raised lum these seed. & Of a very superior
Qutly. A Nmpo OF the cotton may b. seen a.
any tnur tn the Democrat Office From the eNpe-
uurui have made, am induced TO believe thal Il
wlI mature 10 or 10 days earlier than the common
cotton Also o quantity o Gulph seed. from the first
nr asl ypars growth Those wishing To purchase
lhc seed A,I please apply at the office Of Tie Dem
oa3t pr b tht md -sgned
DANIEL W WRIGHT
Matrh 4l.-3T.iE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
AdmIni.trainr.s Notice.

Y7HE undersigned having otsned letters Of al.
ulnaailaa from the Pfoba,es Court oil
Lowndg county, Mrs.s,,pp. On lhe estate Of Charles
Phelps deceased. @. std county; Il Is therefore le-
CURED, Of s.i persons nutbtrd to said estate 10
make paymcut, aUd lhosc having claims against i.
~ present them within the limited tine, duly au-
tcuuealed, al else lhs notice will b. plead IN bat
Of recovery. SIDNEY f.. PHELPS,
march "a. .st0--a-lb Adm'N
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
Trust Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that IN pursuance Of
~ the nroyt,ious Of deed IN trust executed by
r. +. Mead. on the tITlieh day oi March, $50
% me as&rustee. to secure the payment 10 L. j.
Randnrb,r lie NOTE therein described, and duly
recorded in of,ce or the Clerk OF Probate Court Of
Lowndes coQa,y, State o. Mississippi | az trustee
WI expose 70 public sale 70, ;ast to the hishgs' od-
ler at the court ionse door o. sal county ana s's'e
IN the 0th day Of March next. the Ioaowns des-
cribed negro slaves, 20 wit: Phil and his we Lz-
y amt three children, 70 wit: W iiam' F"l ana
tu,in Hector and bis w;t. Lefty nd mgr caH-
1ien, 70 wit: joe, Luke, and Mar W. haft''"
fhebe, and herchlrcr, 70 vt sam, ELen' ana 10
ant child and the other increase OF The iemaeS "
sand slaves
Sale within The usual hours.
WIN. b. WINSTON, Trustee.
January 4th, lsI0-26-tds. fpr. Zee Sl6 30
POSfPONEMENT.-The above sale pose
HaHed un'il the 3ofh Of .Harch. lSlG.
NM. b. WINSTON Trustee.
march :, lei--35l Pr lee $40 90
POSTPONEMENT.-Ih above sale is post
posed Until the Cjh day Of April
WM 3. WINSTON, Trustee.
April ith. ist0-3o-lw. IprnleTa ee s. 90
AYA>ONiC CHAKfs.--A leu cnpes iar s..s
II A. PFiirEB s G0OnNlNS
.itf l-.1 &Itt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04

n- Nr1-1y Us. ..a N>-.>' Oa..- ''.'
.--s..- ,1.s- ...s- 49,. ~
j. "-' a..-s-
-s-s s5a 5s g'''s 5. It- -
a-.g.. A2.' --,' y - t - $3.50
..--- s'e '...''. So, $500.
asaa.t ar4 1,ss1 ~ .''.N
70 ,as Pl2lr. "' -.' -
snln5er o. i"- '+AN, p I,.''' a., + +,
Isl, ,se paes''., '' ~. .. ' - r.'-5
ars.s.a,'n "''... 'i,'' '- .'.'' -
.aIs paw '7' -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
Trust sale.

NOTICE s hcrdby gwen, lhat n5'' 9cll st pub.
~ he auctyu. al lue DouN hoasg, tH tbs tlwH
81 Ceumuus Miss, va tue hfat Monday u Apo.
next 10 ihe uRuc- bidder lUJ c.as tie lo-
loving loct' Or ylfccaOl iaui, IA pursuance 81 d
uust uerI, eNcuatea BY N.ucacstef Dpmas, 10 Sd.
cIJr us 49, Iosul a., t,taH nJlts Wrrm described
10 lDnu-.p a D.ttuaun.
The rlsl hal Of lue south west quarter 81 gee
glgn lagu't ng 4. aud lus ra3l bat 81, uc Doru
west quaurf o section ulrl three. lHe Goth weel
qHaIlgl "i lbU south West qaslJ,r 30 rettD1 number
taiiy siA, 81. % is"I1lap uauusf hareu, south oi
.ausc aY,l't-r ss}euleaa west Also IhH north uaH
% Gee south Rssl 4garur g' ae.nHH ibrty uy
g4aassp aseCu, s.uIH of rang" .c.sue,n west, ttu
lIt ug.u, east qaawyr 10 lue spala cssl quarter 81
section tmrty -taos township ui,e,u, south ui ,aug,
aeyaaieru seEa >ar nitta utc ayats pfe.eute,
| ~ lass,
CHhs H. ALERT, Trustee.
/ March -, l-io.-j6-!M Pr. tee - 81
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
slraNri OF SIolcn

ENROM thc subscriber of Winchester Miss, go
j re evening 81 the 5u INST a small surrl
Mare poucy, about four years oh, Jhrcc whue Feet
bIlzeI lace aud very rcmarkbe, lnr % large white
spit on hrr rghl hip which alone IS sufficient "a
identity her Any pcrnn taking up sad mare that
may gri her aplm bc hhomIy rewarded, or
any Information ol hrr by letter OF otherwise. wi
be tuausiu.y received ny
J. A. HORNE
Mach H. $50 37-lL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04

Let it be indelJy engrayeu upon our minds,
tia, relief is not to be found in eXpedients, In
debedness cannot be esscned by borrowing
more money, or by changing the form Of the
debit The balance Of trade Is not 10 be turned
IA our favor By creating new demands upon Us
abroad. Our currency cannot be improved by
he creation Of new banks or more issues from
hose which now exist. Although these devices
sometimes appear to give temporary relief they
almost invariably agsrayate the evil IN the end
Il only by retrenchment and reform, by cura.
ing public and private expenditures, by paying
our debts, ard by reforming our banking system,
that we are 10 expect eitctual relief security for
the future. and an enduring prosperity, In shap
mo the institutions and policy Of the General
Government SO as to promote, so far as It can
viii It's limited powers, those important ends,
you may rely upon my most cordial co-opera-
uoa -J IAN Burca'S late Message
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
Notice.

rEHlIE undersigned having been appointed Com
ui>s,oners hy the honorable Prabalcs court OF
Iowudes county, Nj Iof the purpose oi receiving
und examining al the CLAIMS at the yer credit.
urs of the rsratr OF John J. Lews, dee d., hereby
give notice that they wII meet the several creditors
Of said estate ~ the town ct Nashville, Lowndc,
county, an the first Moolay IA October next, lol
the purpose above mentioned All those having
cauns against sand estate viii please hand lhem u
The subscribers on og hcpf, that day
f. 4. LACEY
~ ~ NASH Commsp
Eri.y lN 1910 3ilG
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
To Cotton sellers.

TsNllE subscribers have received nr investment H
1 Cotton. various certificates un The Iomb'gby
Ri0 Road Bluklug Company, and the Real Es,a't
BanaiuE Company. OF this place also, on tht Aeer
deem auI pontaloc Banking Company Any Wh,
may WISH 10 sell lor the above description of fund,
wt please 0ppy ia
FRANKLIN & BROTHER
Columbus Mtss.
Fch.u 80, $40 3lI
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
100000 Reward.

NOTICE j. hereby gwen to oil pcrsons indebted
~ 90 i've Sub cfiher elTHer ly note or account to
come Onward aud make payment immediately. or
tbe same Wi be placed So Hu lands VI az officer
tJf collection. D, BANKS.
West Port Miss March sls', i-40-39 -6m.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
HARRISON AND ABOLITION.
Ertract from letter, dated

Extract from q letter, daied
DETRor Dec. 30 1910.
Speaking OF those who are to be the supporters o.
zen. Harrison at the coming contest for the PrcSi-
arncy, the writer says: The President 81 the An
n.Sayery society IN Michigan was one of tie Vice
Presidents Of the great Harrison meeting got up st
The Civ Hall IN this city, for the purpose Of giving
tone and strength to the Wing nomination at liar-
,,burgl The Tact is all the Aboniouists in Michi-
,an appear to believe the time now about arriving
ahcu they will succeed IN their efforts TO obtain Inc
oscenlapcy in the National Administration, prostra-
Ynr thereby The people Of the South, and omancpa.
tlup the blacks, through the medium OF the National
Legislature. At tins tine, no portion of the COM
muuty appears 50 active in eDctionctrHg for Gen.
eral HARRISON as the Abohtionsls. Whether they
have obtained any pledges from him. or ms friends,
that he will support their cause, do not know
CuINA.--The English and Chinese have come
to blows. A smort skrmIsb between the parties
resulted IN the death Of several Ch.uese'--Ihe
Ceestals claimed the victory. The Brush made
the attack by firing into the Junks and Chinese
forts Capt. Elliot commanding the assallantS.
lie declared Canton to be under blockade, but
soon reyokd the order. All intercourse between
The Brush aud Chinese is suspended. The
hHeIiCdls HtdNNHilc dIt lcdPli5 " I'M h" ''S'
gathering the fruit as a writer expresses 1t while
John Bull shakes he tree
Portsmouth J'a.) Times,
FmENAN'S roASr.-At the late festival by the
aremen of Detroit, an engineer Pierce Yellow
gave the following toast
The LADIEs.-Ihc cny mccnitdrieS who KIN
die flame that cater viii not eXtngaISh.
FAPMER's TOAST The io.owlnI most appropr
ate and p'thy toast was recently gwen at tie an
lhratc and iron celebration, at PotlsylIIe:
Man AND lRoN,-iL peace, the farmer and ms
popgh-share: in war, the solder and his sword,
QUEEN VIcromA,-A few days after her
marriage with Prince Albert, was asked by lady
Of the royal bed.chamber how she was pleased witt
her change Of state. The innocent Queer
quickly remarked, thai she had been graiifed be
You'd her most sangune expectations. This mo-
dest and delicate reply has greatly strengthened
her in the affections Of her loyal subjects.
London Times.
The absent Philosopher al Home-Ihe fol
loving anecdote is related Of leasing, the Ger
man author, who, in his old age, was subject t'
extraordinary fits Of abstraction, On bis returI
nome one evening, after be had knocked at IN
door servant looked out Of the window, TO SCI
who was there. Not recognising hlN master, an'
n'siaklug aim for stranger he called out: 81 h
Professor is not at home" 30, very veIl,' re
,1l>d Lessng :" | viii call another tIme,' an
C 2lynI, he walked composedIy away
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
Medical Spring Bathlng House.

Medical Spring Bathing House.
FEyHl> r-.ah .,lu4saf S Huw open for the season /.
4 ae BATHS having Ht-a newly painted, and ev-
- department, rat H good order, The pubic car
lr $40. accumulated. Ictt Ladies department
rer HHf5. hatc .tsn .1rurshei ana 70 there j. sufi
e-a-. calnIarru,at thew v.E be sept exclusively
.r heir usr Ihe srhzcrb-ft amiiy viii reside on
.r f. So iasi aslrs rap enter frota Pc resfdcnce
fHrHu- 'Ht gsrtcn ur a- -ru,r.y
TERMS or BATHING
I"- sfuEr warm Bath, -
IHt amt of - 81
Ter aa season. from Isl Apll 10 Isi Oc;o-
Her. wuulIs. SO 90
The Housc nay Be- $50 open on Sundays from sur
rse ls s 1'c.ogk 4. M.--bui ihc servants vii re-
oeNt 'Hc psY-canssgseuly each p,rsnn suhser.-
bug wa be required 10 pay extra of y cents io
f.,u. d. \. BALDWIN.
All isL l~lu.-SS-lL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
NN ECkFORD
NAI. Il. WEAVER


Wa. ECkFORD cannot emit this occasion II
returning hs sincere thanks ~ hs friends and pub
hc Fenc.as, tlT lhc very liberal encouragement eS.
tended 20 btm nr the many wears be has bcen IN bu
slr,a, and hopes hy Inducements lha, he now ran
hoA out 20 mcut continuance Of their patFonag,
"a the present firm
uarch Goth : 40
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
To the Public.

WE must all bend 10 circumstances as ihe cree
W system is becoming much curtailed at I'll
north and elsewhere, we 6nd 4 necessary 10 iolo'
suit; aud therefore adopt his method oi niormln
oUr customers generally, that any sales we ma
make after the Jsl day o, January next, viii /
considered due on the delivery oi the goods.
FRANKLIN 4 BROTHER
~. 30 i~4J -t-H
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
Notice

l : Gyr. Us r.rTH tast b, Ni,ue o' drtH Zoo trust
l rNreltgl rs nlue T. Alexander uu tc sW
iay 81 june 50 (Which decd IS da.y ,tarJc1 W
ihy 1HitJ al lHc ttgie ~ lht Probate CaHr, hr
Ltw.I,. county, STATE of Mississippi 1 ilg uuJgv
gngi "a. Fus.ag. lu secure The p'Nm.u'u' 81, sew
ya| sums thereon mentioned, wil expose % puhl.,
sale Nr cash 90 rur atr residence q, sand Alexander
(oaf mules south west lJum toamhu,I un lhurs.
day inc goth day Of March next one ",gr' 60 a.
bout eleven y,a,s ol aE,, lwo waggans, a quantity
OF corn auJ luJIgr, seventy five head otbag-, tween
N head 81 cattle, s2 head If houses, lv1 mu.gs,
bu4se aud kitchen i4uiture aua farming to3.s-- such
uit u,A Be gwen rs is vested 40 INC as trustee.
u. HAnEN, Trustee.
February llth, lsio.--3!- ids
PRINTER. fee 81 90
Pu>TfuNEMEN r The above sac is hereby
postponed uutl ihr 9gb ct ApuiueNs
March the y is4O puut.f, Il, 1 30.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
TERMS or BATHING
Notice.

THNlth subscriber, lake tbs method oi alu3-
4 ming lleu Intends aud lhe public that they
ba'r -ssu,a'ci tHrtrSeIyes IN he Mercantile buS'
Hys, ts.Hgt iie Isl Jsuoafyi under he firm and
Hyy 30 Eokugd & Nea,,r, and via Keep cuu-
s9utF 600 haLd large and splendid assortment ut
NwJr, Spuug anJ fsa cnaj,. To which tie altcu
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04

TANtIE subscriber has bought OF Nm II. smith,
1 hfntcrsD iu thc Tin shop near ,ac Cuurt
house. where can hc had al short notice ems thing
uit can he made OF un.
JOHN ". FOSTER
Feb goth, IsIo.-3i-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04

In ike manner a8 has heretofore been customary
between the Sublime Porte and tie English Gov
ernment to prevent the occurrence 81 difficulties,
and conform Ia the eyIgenc,es Of time and crcuin-
stances, commissioners now appointed TO regulate
The amount Of duties payable by the tngt,h mcr-
chants on each article OF merchandise which they
might import INTO the Ottoman domu.Has; the o.
nlla a>t drawn up having reached the close oi rs
term commissioners vii row be nominated by The
two contracting powers TO determine % Oiioman'
con the amount Of the three per rent duties 10 be
pa,d By English merchants on Of goods and net-
fnandlsc imported and exported by them, aud they
viii 70 - gulate the amount 1idutes TO be pad oa
insrelia ,dse produced IL the Ottoman dur-infons
yhcl they mas export agreeable 10 the sapIi7loii'
Of his co1seniion; aud determine 90 lHe ports
where these duties may be levied, and tie goods
.haped. Tie Tstila which lie commissioners wl
,rawuf,. tyliI cs,4lI4ut u i3,- fg Il tern ~ f."
tnvs7rs. and At US expiration either % ihe fw.
olusefnr rdric- nav demand 7'Hls'mcn'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04

AGA>UNiC CHANlS.--A ltN cnpits lar 81
II A. PFisfEB G00nVlNS
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-04-18

mands Republican volunteers, in whose
ranks the best blood of the country is to be
found, must never think of his own safety,
at least until his troops become familiar
with his disregard of personal danger
Hardhood itself has never denied Per-
ry's courage. Chambers and Todd of
Kentucky, and O'Fallon of Missouri, the
other Aids of General Harrison at the
battle of the Thames, are still living and
can give you additional facts, if required.
Although it is not in direct reponse to
any part of your letter, must be permitted
to say, that my intercourse with General
Harrison left the conviction on my mind,
that he was gentleman, a soldier and a
patriot, and | deprecate most sincerely,
the injustice attempted to be done him by a
portion of that party with which | have al
ways voted.
am, sir, respectfully,
Your obedlent servant,
J. SPEED SMITH.
NJ, B, CoRwIN, Esq.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-04-18
From the Toledo Blade
THE BATTLE OF THE THAMES.


TpSE-" The battle Of The Eiles.p
Arise! Ariso sons Of the West arise,
And join in the shouts Of The patriotic throDgj
Arise Arise sons ofthe West arise.
And let Freedoms walls re-echo with your song.
For he will lead us on
Who did lead US years. ago, ~
whenhe trod aforeign soil
Wreaklng vengeance on the foe,
And the battle Of the Thames, "a every league pro-
claims,
And the battle of the Thames, as every tongue pro.
claims,
Shall ever live In history, in poetry and song
'Huzza Huzza huzza, huzza, ,huzza, boys,
For him who fought for us, and never yet was known
to yield.
Huzza htzza huzza, huzza, huzza, boys,
Our Harrison again viii win the field.
Arise Arise 6ons Of the West arise, 4tsg-
Your brethren oitle east, arouslng in their might
Arise Arise sons ofthe West arise,
And be ready to aid them In the frht.
For he will be our chief
Who when danger was at hand,
Toour frontier brought relief Z
With his gallant western band.
And the battle of the Thames, &c.
Aisle Arise Sons of the West arise,
fonr liberties maintaining, your country now be-
friend;
Arise Arise /! Sons the West arise
AND gather round the farmer Of North Bend.
Forhe will bring US aid
Who was aid to gallant Wayne,
When the Indians yell was heard
From every hill and plain.
And the battle ofthe Thames, &c.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-04-18
$50.
TRANSPORTATION.
[1FFALO LINE, Erie Canal

BUFFALO LINE, Erie Canal.
THADDEUs JOY & CO., Proprietors
CONNECTED with steam freight boats
Y and vessels on Lake Eric.
The Proprietors and Agents of this line,
will contract FOR the transportation OF Goods
or Produce at fair rates, and pledge them
selves to those who may entrust Property
to their care for transportation, that the
same shall be forwarded with care and des-
patch; and that any damage that may oc-
cur to property shipped by the above llne'
which the Proprietors may be liable for,
shall be ad lusted in the most prompt an
liberal manner.
AUTHORISED AGENTS.
Carpenter s. Myers, Toledo.
Hiram JOY, No. 10 South-street, ". T.
Thaddeus Joy s. Co., Albany.
Joy 81 Webster, Buffalo.
Richard Winslow s. Co., Cleveland.
Hull g. Shepard, .,lassilon.
Priest & Page, Lille Falls, ". Y.
Samuel Adams s. Co., Dresden.
B. Comstock s. Co., Columbus.
M. B. Ross s. Co., Portsmouth.
July IS. 10.