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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29
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ton the HERALD both in town and country, makes
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29

To Robert n Morris. Esq,
Recorder Of the City Of New York.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15
Trm4 Sale.

NOTICE = hsrt5T z.srr, alzi ] a.i sci AZ qr
- rc aa-Ila. a. ine CH1rt House, ~ tle i5~-
81 CaauJ.s Ms o. EaussT ite 2al t1y
N1r-a nayl % the hghesl BE-. lcr ''e cash. re q
,pa K '-7c,z .- parcels ~ sud. DO rIrsuaRee Of :
i-az' t.-i Eegl,ei by Wucafs'er Dua1s. o. -
-f-r ts fsy1l-at ut certain notes therein describe
81 l1vnseoi Dckcg7-.
TIE cast t.st Of tac >oIih wesl quarter q SC
con twtafv eight, and the east bali Of Tire noru
eesi qurirr rf sceion thirty fhrrc the south ives
aaaHsr o - smith wssi quarter Of secloa aumbe
t1-in aiy, In township number fifteen, s0Bth
r'r1e rurhcy seventeen west. Als. the nnrth bal
~ ha s1rgh west quarter of sectsa thirty SIX
township tieen south Of range sevcn.een Wesf
I'd 'ae uart1 east quarter Of the south east quarter
~ Settcn tariv-two, township fifteen. soulh OF
rsh..r seventeen vest. Sac within the hnurs pres
fuhea ~ aw
CHAS II. ALERT, Trustee.
F,.y sch. lslo-Sl-5r. lPr. Zee - 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that 10 pursuance Of
~ 1tu, Deed exyratd ~ tlodcn " prout, 10
seeu,c che payment ufccftaln liabilities Ito tie Com
mrrcai Bluk OF Columbus, Mississippi therein des-
cr htd, BJ proceed 10 sell al Auction /, the high
80 bidder irr cash. 90 Monday The 10Th day 81 Feb
rnlry teNL m the couu house door ~ ihs town ol
Iumr'hus luwnlrs county, Miss, during the hours
prescribed ~ law, the following described property.
viz Tho south haii ofelrurn twenty three. ard TIE
entire n'uh hali nl section twenty SIX, hoh being
10 township NUMBER a1cea auf!h Of farrc number
eighteen cast situate and hctg ia the eoanis 81
NNnber ant State ol Mississippi, snd IN the Co
Hmhu. and district together wi,h all and singular
ue trncmcnn hcrolamrnlE and appearances
Thereto hy'ou,iuE ~ 40 nny WISE appcrlaiuiag To
Thee with al i'le buildings Improvements ard
erection. upon he same
Asa. tie following described negro slaves, that i
y -ay Henry aged about twenty three years,
iruty aged about twenty wears; Lunsfrd, nyed
about lweuiy s'x years; Frank aged aboal s'r,g
years.
CiiAS. IT. ALBERT Trustee.
''n. lNlh, lsi0 -2S-3w, Pr. Tee 81 90
FOsIrONEMENT.-- above sale il post.
pnncd nnu the 10Th day ol M.acu next. when the
properly vii be sold 10 the highest bidder for cash.
CiltS II. ALBERT, Trustee.
tehy j. 1910 sow6 Pr Tee Sl4
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15
Trust Aale.

A GREEAHLY 20 ihc prnsidens Of certain
u Trust deed Eyecu'ed by Wililaci Coor on the
Alst iag VI July 1888 TO me- as Trustee 10 secure
lHc pftmcni ID a certain p.omrorY note IN sa'd
decd ~, n,uaed 8ul described 10 Reading ). Bouni.
vhch decd has bern dolly recorded in the proper
oditt1 shall sel al pfhc auction al The Court
hnnss dpor be town Of Coiurlbns on Tuesday the
80, day of Mawh next, The following lands 10 wit
iir west ha.i III the south east qa1fer Of section
unmh,r Sc .ca, 90 township number ssycnleen, south
al uggc n1Wher eighteen west; beng the same
anN ua wb,rb he SAID William Cor resides, con-
N.uine seventy nine acres. 3-l00 Of an acre, siu-
afui ia ~ county uf Lowndes and Stale % Misses
sipph SAID william the usua! hoarS.
OVID z. BROWN. Trustee
tcb'y slh, $50 v-si-lw. Pr. lee 81 so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15
Trustees sale

NOltJE - Hereby given HAT n n,,re.,oes III
~ lhe provisions contained !, ,i,rl ~ Trust
executed y loeph :. Leave N Le,gn5es county
state % Mississippi, on lie ,wer,y.slrtb dov 81
Jan7ary, 1889. to Henry A. Fox, 1.-The county and
9n'e Aforesaid az irrstce 70 secure the paymen, OF
c.fiala PromssoT,, hole therein mentioned and de.
@I'tlt V : itu. Jones viii as said trustee, Offer
=, p'o't 90 at the Courthouse ia Columbus, ON
h'".o'. tie 71n INST at the ugu. title; clam and
,a' est wi:irh tho SAID Joseph = Leake Las in and
- te i'o~AG described property. 10 wit: one ne
gro woman, named Charlotte, ike Cows and Calves.
i've young Cows two Young Oxen and one sorrel
Mare Tie sale vii take place between the usual
hours l3rcash
HENRY A. FOX, Trustee.
Fciy, e o., 1910. 3l-2w. Pr. lee "a 20.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15
took out! Look ont!

4 LII persons indebted 10 iae subsc.lber and 20
"a +" the .tte tf-m 81 Potter l. Symon4 are no-
tHrdt thai dH'eHs ABSTRACTION mIde bti0rr the ii,
Mafc1 next ALL Their notes sud accounts
han1eo over y i9e proper officers lor ,.....,i.5s
,,..r, ,,y o,'' tssillt' W" precud. nly
7.'1 o''il3 u".sbe Tor he prs
Ini5oo,..',. ~. ~ NOR goods On cred H.
csss - TO 'h5se WHO bus or
I'.,.,.t., J. NJ. SYMONs,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15

The Independent Treasury EiH.-Tms great
...,..,e Of delserance and safety passed The
N. senate lhrs evening, by the following vote
Ayrs.-Msssrs Allen, Benton Brown, Buch.
non. Calhoun. Clay Of Alabama, Cuthber,
r,aon. Gundy, Hubbard, King, Linn, Lnmpkin,
ua,,o,. Noryel Pierce, Roaue, Sewer. Smith
II Connecticut, Strange, Toppan, Walker, VIII
,,n., and Wught--24.
NNs.-Messrs Bets, Clay, of Kentucky,
C,7y,on. Cralendon, Davis, Dixon, Henderson,
Eo,oh, Meulck, Nicholas, Phelps Prentlss,
Preston, Robinson, Ragges, Smith Of Indiana,
White, and Yowg--lS
Three Democratic Senators, Messrs. Nicho-
h.. Robinson, and Young, under instructions 70.
ted against the bhl--Glode
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15

DEMOCRATIC Legislation. the honks
~ OHIO have resumed specie payments. a(tera
sno' suspension owing to the scare they got by
me " monster " IN Philadelphia having become
bankrupt So much for the people having faith
Iul Sehdncls IN heir legislative halls What will
our miserable lunguses in this State now do
Mat excuse Will they now make for withholding
payment from the people There IS nov no pre-.
text mat can be tfumped up by them, to excuse
'her Will imposition upon the public, nov that
Tue inland State oil Ono, without the great staple,
OF lrade-cOlton aud iobacco--ba, come back 10
The metallic basis Our Legislature canno, again
sanction or legallZe their frauds The Baltimore
Republican, speaking on this subject, says
here Is not now any plausible reason for any
OF The banks continuing their suspension The
rate oil exchange IS 50 decidedly IN our favor and
Is lkey 10 Continue so, that specie cannot be ex.
ported .''''ho~t .oosiasrobis loo There i there
tore, no ground for apprehension that they will be
iuh on Tor specie, unless IT be from the impress
SION that public confidence ~ iheH has been 50 far
shaken' that people at home viii prefer having The
specie to keeping their notes aud, i this be the
ground, the longer tbs suspension continues, the
greater vii b. the effect OF this loss Of confidence
be course taken by the Legislature Of Ono,
may afford some instruction 10 our own Legisla-
tule, and we do not doubt that the pubic expec-
talon IN relation TO their action viii be fully real
zed. We think Il Is time for or banks to be
thinking seriously about resuming and # all vii
not, those who viii decide in layo! Of Il, and act
accordingly, would, we have no doubt, find II 10
operate greatly to Then advantage - Old Ia
Dominion
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15
Trust sale.

ID virtue q deed Of Ifua executed 10 u,.
- subscriber by James T.. Mann, bearing date
.He ION aay 81 January, 1858 and o record ia he
Ffuyale Clerks office o. Lowndes county, MI. Tor
the purposes therein mentioned. / wa cxp5.e ~
public sole for cash, near JHe Court house door m
saia county ~ ihe i6th DAY Of March next GsIO1
lie iV'o"ing properly, to Wi All OF he west haf
0l section number twenty i.ye, 10 township nunber
seventeen, OF range number eighteen nprth. beipg
Tn same ~ueTeon the sald James T.. Mann B9y 70
efic', VIII AL t4g appJrieHaBces thereto beoDrpy
THOMAS }. LEWIS. Trosf7c
Feb ljlh. l-ID--g2 aty
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15
NnfIcc.

'ENlIE ,Hbcrbrrs lako ilis mctholto inform the
their customers, HAT all debts due them mus,
BE- plid, or satisfactorily arranged, ~ as to make
hem available hy lhe 6r,t 81 March next, Or they
wi'. iallscuminafIy, be- pot IA train tor coec-
inn Imperative necessity compel, them 70 adopt
iais course % enable them "a discharge their own
obligation, TO their creditors.
GIBSON & LAW
Columbus, Feb sh lsi0-5I-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15
sale of Lots IN :ne town of HonS.
ton

A public sac, for the disposal Of ,be rez;ld "a
n ihe lots in the town of Hnny,on ~ 9'I ,a q
pace on The 2nd Monday in March neSr Terms
~ sac, one hall cash, and the other half navabe
'o We hist January next secured by ncle AMI an.
proved security, or mortgage on the Dropsrte
purchased Also, viii be sold On the same day. ANA
Upon ne same terms, $1,000, ot the notes u Tia.
Brandon Bank y 's''
ny erdeF o. the board OF Polieoe ii ChickaSav
county NsRrtS 80
i.c,astJE vi. Flby, 2s,A. 1910. sl-lv.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15

Arrived February 9th. Steamer Svis. Rs,, y.f
Dry Goods and Grocerieg 6r seye-ai q, olr rs,.
chants.
Feb. I0.h, Steamer Pctorig
e.. I5ib STEAMER Fsyor,fe. with very heavy
i,eigh'' consisting mostly d Groceries, Bale Rope
Blgang &c.
CohsiGNEEs.--H Bnchannon. & Co. F.. D Hos.
f'n,, A!sn d Gibbs, Worthfngloa 4 Chapman
j. H. Turner
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15
II 0 TIoS s.

There IS a sadness OF the heart,
A sigh, secret stealing tear;
A gloom, where sorrow bears 10 part,
ILhal only comes when none are near.
Amid the gtecn-wood's dim proioold,
Where sign and moan the rocking trees,
Or where lbe waves HcoHstanl sound
JOINS The wild voices Of the brcezc.
Or at still midnighls solemn hour,
When storm wluds rave along tho sly
on comes the melancholy power,
To move he tear. 20 hesve tie SGT
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15
Executors Notice.

A IL persons lHqne claims against the estaieof
~ John II Nau,ae Of Choctaw comfy, decd.
orr hereby notified % present the same authcnica-
'fl wihi1 ihe lone poarubel by pv. 10 The under
0unl pr Ne same Yi be- forever barred. All those
indebted To salt estate are rquested 70 cornr for
Nad agd maze immediate payments,
TllO~ UOGG
VALENTINE HARMON.
Executors.
j.H.s $50 On -Cws
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15
10 the Public.

AGEmta' al bend 20 clfeun1slances-.as iLs cYedit
y system 2 becoming much curlafcd OF the
n'i'i' sud riewhete, We hDd Il necessary 10 follow
sun 1nd therefore adopt Is method Of informing
oar Customers geuera'yr ihat any sales We may
maze at'rr ihe hrs Day 0i January next. Will be
considered dua 90 iae debEery d the goods.
tBANFLlN 4 BROTHER.
Dee. 81, 1862 26-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15
yrnes for Sale.

ON MoaJty ,h- liza day Of FEBRUARY ls4o,
~ wH paer % ppb''e auction in the Town Of
-.umhu,. uae hsrly N-vres. y na, disposed Of
JAMES ~ SLOAN.
Feh.s STA. 1870 -sf.lw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15
LAST CAII.t,I

4 have tarIad TO Young s. Biedsae for collection,
ell 'hn c'ams doe me .ale firm of Woodward
y Bsdngleid or tie benefit Of tie creditors Of sail
iirmi aHh Instructions 20 sue on the same, II pay
mrnl not made on or before the lstol mex, month
W. WOODWARD
Jan. 2J y, 5000 w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15
stop the lsnnaNlaK.

"a Runaway Gam i've subscriber.
&/A hear Middleton, Cauol county. N.ss.
.,23g-' about the lob Of January ast,
glA SOLOMON.
~ black man slave, ABBA, twenty two
~ s--v-s-,- gears Of aye, Eve feet seven " cyt
hcnes bigh, toleratIy wlll made. quie
bark, good sel oi fore lceH, tries 10 be- very p5ite
mods aud bows when sprabnR d answering qufs.
mons lie may Soy be- belongs loa ArGray 81 klr-
9'wa, o. come person 10 uat oale, SIS b. was
brought from Virginia oboul four wears ago By Ju.
aeph NECK.
WILLIAM r. COLLINS.
Feb l., l540.-32-4 ~.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15
fake Notice.

1--WE 2absezh-rtor We last tlge, ,nl ans ali fbos,
" "to are indebted 10 b,m, iaat uu.es. t9ey
r'ue vrYard b. the ION Of March nsai. and
1aEe payment % satiAaefofy Arrangements, Uat
81 "o.es VIII De pm N sut bts liabilities IN tie
f"ni'fs bars ore heay, aad pressing anI must be
pad when called Jr
DAVID LLOYD.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15
Cash advanced on Cotton

TIME subscriber viii remain in Columbus a Grg
IL days and vii make advances on Cotton. 70 b.
shipped 70 Fis friends ~ Mobile He viii b found
At tho Washington Hal
BENJAMIN STANTON
Faa ~ fSW-Iu.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15
Law Notice

A J; YOUNG < o. I: BLEDS0F. .guor
a nspm Lae, Columbus, .uiuvnppi.
Feb p, ic3g-5ggI
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15


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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15

C.g,I.-fr Tins Is proud day iJr tie South
a., nave 5asl carried Rule FOR tie House. ty a
ma los, not To receive Abolition petitions
n. voting lor reception, and Dot northern Wing
1--WE ore. voting IN tie ~ i0rIly.
Yours, with due respect
THOMPSON
Tsft, ET,. Democrat.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15
Improved plOugllS,

IIST received on coas gnment small In nj
y Parkers Ploughy, sad 10 ~ n suDeror ar,,cle
FRANKLIN 4 BROTHER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15
SCENES AZ w AsHLNGroE
Extract Of letter from Washington, dated Jaaua
" 21Ih $50.

Extract Of letter from Washington, dated Janua-
~ 2ith 1870
Congress Is literally doing no business al all
There is certainly greater propensity in HE pres
enj Congress 10 waste HE public time, than | have
ever seen manifested during nv long residence in
Washington. The House Of Representatives are
engaged still on the Abolition question Mr. By
nun concluded his remarks to-day uu that question
Tomorrow will be again lost 10 the country and
tear some months more Tor, if all the members de-
liver themselves who are charged with speeches II
will b9 the last OF March, before Abolition is laid
upon the shef--Ihe sparring between Nessrs,
C.ay and Walker IS The cause IF much conversation
N The metropolis Mr. Clay was rather at fault,
and tbs much 10 De regretted that he lets his pas
son get the better Of his Judgment in almost every
debate he engages IN OF late wears. Disappointed
ambition has been las rum yet he viii not admit,
nat he has had any ambition at AL ! am willing
10 give him credit H0tr, Tor his want OF ambitions
Tor, notwithstanding all bis long service for the bank
and wing party, he has been rudtly thrust aside TO
make room for man Of not one fifth bis talent or
popularity. Mr. Walker hit him hard knock or
TWO and stated if necessary he could bit him "csc-
where" Mr. Clay spoke of his age. Ny mind
-ecurred to Tie SceHe between him and the vCncfa-
bic General 5. Smith OF Maryland, lew years
hack, when he conemptuousIy sneered Of the old
Patriot as an aged, toucring poHuclan--I arr reioj-
ccd he has been paid ~ the sane Senate, ia lli, own
person, for ls insult 10 The venerable Smith. W he
Their any thing viii grow out Of il, | cannot say;
presume not-'The Maine question is assuming
some Importance here, and you may not be surprised
70 see some spicy correspondence between MI For
syth and Mr. Fox.--Gen. Scott is in the ety. had
the pleasure 10 see him in file health to-day at the
War Department The General is a noble soldier.
Mr.. Henry A. Wise has been very mweN, but is
now better NJ. J. W. Jones IS very industrious
Chairman of the Committee Of Ways and Means
aud if lie has half chance, he viii push business
inclyjn the House. No Printer or Chaplain vet
elected -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15

noa' f~'as passion strong ui-sLEEr.-A-
's me spectators al Mons. Adrians exhb.
|, ~ 9n osturday--says Philadelphia paper, was
~ o"er' who during part OF the performance
s,r 's.eep' After he had been asleep short
~ adrian announced lete with hreniu fire
H0Hars, and commence counting them on
y P'a'e when the breaker hearing the sound Of
money cried oul IN his sleep, " m gire Zen
~ esa' for fsoi"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15
Law So,ire.

~ u. D. ABBOT /, Attorneys at Inv. Go
". guoas das.
NEHEMIAH ABBOTT,
HOWARD y. ABByTT
Jan. I4ih, 1910 --32 20
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15

Queen Victoria will be n in MAJ, when, II Is
saId, she VIII BECOME bflde. Her cypqc,ed
husband speaks English hueully, aud i. sad 10
be an anIable and intelligent Young man. it.
added, by way OF scandal, thai be never dre,nl
be was 10 mary the Queen, uuui he found her
picture 10y Chaloul IA has room, and no,s ilou
her suggesting that me org nal might be hi. # he
pleased % tins but he come nom Gcrm.ny
last year, and Booed the ady--Pem. Enquirer
The federal party now look 10 an ari.locacy.
founded on banking institutions, and moneyed
corporations under he gul-e md cloak u lnrr
favored branches OF manaisetore.. commerce and
aaviga'oa' riding and rahus over the p.uadef.J
Ploushnian and begglrod ye0manIy Ius nil.
pc " mem next UesI Dies.lng " toe mooaYuy .i
ihe'r frsi am and perhaps TIE surest stepping
stone to H. JeDersoA.
Among common people, vii be found more 81
hardship borne mauiu.iy, more Of uuYuuIsAed
truth, more Of religions trust, more of,ba eener.
oshy' which gives what the glyer needs himself
and more Of wise estimate Of HE and dsHb,
than among the more prosperous.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15

When wrote you last night ! was IN hopes
mere would have been no notice taken OF the per-
,onallcs IN the House of Representative Of ycsler
day between two of the members as one Of them had
begged the pardon and indulgence Of the House.
Such scenes are disgraceinl to our Representative
Hal, and hope to see the Press speak odt on the
subject. The whole day to-day agaiE has been con-
Snmed IN useless, improbable debate Mr.. Bynum
spoke nearly until , and hafp NV. c. John
son Of Maryland obtained the floor and after speak
ng about half an hour, gave way for motion 10
adjourn, which was carrel,S' yon may look out Cor
ong speech from him The Maine question ex-
cites much talk here it is thought by some that Mr.
Fox viii be recalled. - Richmond Enq.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15

Iht Feueldi parry ~ me LPIetltUte OF Mas
slchuJetts have at last, after demurn. at every
step consented to announce MARCUS MoRroN
Governor Of the State. This was not submis.
son to the will Of the majority Of the people, by
whose suiirages he was elected, but to the fear
mat by defeating him, under the petty preteXt
suggested tor the purpose, they would increase
hs majority at the next election. The principal
objection taken, with a view TO set aside his cleo
Uon' was, that the certificate o. the returns from
one OF the towns making his majority, was writ.
len upon the outside of the paper containing the
po''S' instead of the INSIDE, although the law is
Silent upon the point.
ihe Boston Morning Post, speaking Of the
grave exception TO the polls by which the sufira
seS OF upwards Of 6fy-one thousand freemen
were 10 be annihated, calls it "lhe miserable
bubble that the town clerk of WestiieId put his
a'ies'ahon on the outside instead Of inside the
sheet containing the returns, which are duly GET
uhed."
or tins desperate attempt TO overthrow an e.
'ec,lon made by Democratic suflrages, ten Fed.
,,ai members in the Senate, and forty fire 10 the
mn ,g1nsse OF representatives yotedand this, not
a. a "f"Jo'''y - d.. .-'... ~-.---..;t,aa
"'u reported MoRToN duly elected.
:, Inc democracy Of the whole Union viii bail
.'e result as most glorloms ,riumph--a triumph
''er edernllsn before the people Of Massachu.
'S-and triumph over It's tnckery and cum
'''g 10 body where il holds decided maonty
noNEsrY.--,Iohn j. Fisher is an honest man,
mo Il would be well if many others would follow
Als example
/.
.Notes Extraordinary The Subscriber
e'toy wishes II 10 be distinctly understood, that
vii NOT pay any debts hereafote con-
,a0sd by HIMSELF as he wishes to save hls credi.
,a me trouble Of dunning him, as well as to be
sle'ed from their distressing ANNOYANCE. In III.
,,J L ne Is determined to pay cash for all be gets,
"e trusts all his friends will do likewise
JOHN j. FISHER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15

j.a 45. 1870. a)-cu.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-07

harder than it did in this city lat Saturday even
ing. 1t appeared that the compion air was sud .
hthly and strangely InrGed---ns il lis press,,rc
had been! nronce annihinted--an'l, in this state,
INC atmosphere confined in the rushing out into
tile void threw down every wall moi OF reu,nrkn
me strength or having large OF tets Ivy which it
might escape. He walked forth moment aficr
MS own house iclt the concession, and beheld
on all sides houses PROSTATE, and his neighbors
crawling forth from under their ruins. He con.
firms the statement already sivei, thar Il marvel
ous small number persisted, considering how
tnany houses full OF inhabitah,s were delnolish-
ed in single moment of time"