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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-07-07
TALLEDAGA.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

n EkII'E SOAE|HO n SE16AN 49,
THIS Celebrated Watering Place
viii be open for the reception of
Visitors, the first day of June. additional
improvements have been made, upon the
premises during the winter, and ample ar
rangements have been made 10 render
those who resort to it, either for Health or.
Pleasure, comfortable.
The medicinal Propertiesof the waters,
the Romantic Scenery which surrounds
the place, the opportunities for amusement
and Healthfnl exercise, give 10 these
Springs great advantages over most wa
tering places.
They do not only afford an agreeable
Retreat for the general visiter, but they
offer great inducements to the afflicted
Persons suffering under obstinate diseases,
particularly those produced BY too fire.
quent and inlndicious use of mercury,
which have Gaffled theslliA ofthe most
eminent Physicians. have found a speedy
and efectual relief here.
The Subscriber having secured the ser
vices of Mr.. JOHN S. WASHINGTON
formerly Of the Shelby Springs, asa su-
pcriniendaht, feels confident be shall be
able 10 please the most fasfidous; and
pledges himself to use every exenion 10
add to the amusement and health Of his
Guests.
| Drafts Will be rec eived on Commission
Houses in Mobile, LIST January 1871, for
the adjustment Of Bills.--Aia. Journal.
M XXI
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TRIJSTEES SALE.

= x write Of q Deed ia Trust executed
10 US on the 18th day of March, A.
D. 1889, BY Peter B. Starke, to secure
the payment ofa certain note therein men
toned to Eli Abbott, we viii sell TO the
highest bidder at the court house door in
the town Of Columbus, on
The 24th day Of July 'tert,
for cash. allregular the following describ-
ed premises, or so much thereof, as shall
be sufficiensto satisfy said note in all:
That piece or parcel Of land known and
designated as the west half of the north
west quarter Of section twenty seven, and
the north east quarter and east half of
north west quarter Of section %, saving
and reserving twenty acres, said 20 acres
being an oblong square, of one quarter of
d mile north and south, and an eighth ola
mile east and west. Also, the following
piece or parcel of land to wit; beginning
at the south east corner of section 81,
township eighteen, range eighteen west, at
the mile stake, running from thence south
81 degrees west, four outs to a sassafras
stake, from thence north, o degrees west
six outs 1s perch to stake, from thence
south, so deg. E. 5 outs IA links 10 stake
from thence N 81 deg. E outs toa stake
thence south nine degrees east, three out:
thirteen perch eighteen links to stale
and from thence west; with the markes
section line, TO the point Of beginning, be
! ing part of section twenty one, and twenty
1.-TWO, township Is south, Of rangd eighteel
west. situate, lying and being m the coun
ty of Lowndes in the Stale of Mississippi
| Sale within. the hours of 10 A. NJ. an
ZAP. NJ. on said day.
/ T. M. TUCKER.
S. f. BUTTERWORTH,
| June 90, 1910, Trustee;
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TRUSTEES SALE,


For Real Estate Money.
DY virtue of a deed in trust executed
ID by Reading s. Blount to the subscriber,
which is duly recorded in the Probate Clerks
Office of Lowrdes County, IN Book number
Ia, page IS, IS and 81. to secure. the payment
of a promissory note in said deed mentioned,
Will sell, at the Court House, in the town of
Columbus, efor notes of the Real Estate Bank
of Columbus" on the
18Th day of july, 1910.
the following Lot or parcel of ground, to wit:
part of Lots. number six and seven, IN square
number 2, north of Main Street, beginning at
the north east corner of said Lot no 6, thence
running southwaldly along and parallel with
Market Street, % feet more or less, until It
strikes the Brick Office occupied by M. nj.
Brigham and w. d. Amis, thence west
wardly, parallel with Military Street, ninety
feet, thence northwardly parallel with Market
Street to Military She thence along Mill
tary Street, 90 feet to the point of beginning
according to the plan of the Town of Colum.
bus, for and during the unexpired Term of 9e
years from and after the LIST AugustslS2l, re
Movable forever.
| Sale during the usual hours,
! Such title only will be conveyed as is vest
ed in me as Trustee.
OVID P. BROWN,
Trustee.
Dated, Columbus 22d June 1910.
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FORSALE.
TRuST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
ny virtue Of a deed Of trust executed Bnthe
ID 18th day.of March 1910 by John 6. 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 259, $50, and POI and
n accordance with the last act of the heglsla
ture Of the State of Mississippi regulating
trust sales II viii proceed to sell for cash at
the Court house door in the town OF Colum-
bus, on Monday the
2Sth DAY Of December aerf,
the following negroes to wit:
Charlotte, John, Eliza, Mara, and William,
The title to said negroes Is undoubted, but
/ win convey such title only, asis vested N me
by said trust. ,,,rn7 n,...-...
June, %, 1910. en-.
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rNRANKLIN g. BROTHER have just
received new supply Of Palm Leaf
Hoods. Calcoes, Bishops Lawn, Scotch Null
Cambric Hdkfs., Satin Ribbons, Furniture
Dimitv, White Cotton Hose, Warren's drilled
ave Needles, Clark's Spool Cotton, Fancy
handkerchief, and Pongee Eagg Hdks- &c,
Columbus; June, 1910.
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TO COTTON PLANTERS.

TO COTTON PLANTERS.
nUR Ware-H House on the river is now open
" and ready for the receipt OF COTTON::
For the benefit of those on the opposite side OF
the river who wish to make THIS Their shipping
point, we have made arrangements with MI
Bryant, by which their cotton and merchant
die stored withus VIII cross the Terry Free q
charge.
NJ No sOharfage scia be charged on Cotton
shipped By US. 49, c,,ns
Columbus. August 90, 1889.
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TRUST SALE,
June eihsl84O.

TRUST SALE,
For Real Estate Money.
ny virtue of Deed in Trust executed by
% James H. McCluer to the subscriber,
which is duly recorded in the Probate Clerks
Office of Lowndes County, in Book no. II, pa
oes 3lS. and $40, to secure the payment OF a.
ppromissory Note in said Deed mentioned, |
will sell (for Notes of the Real Estate Bank
ING Company of Columbus) at Public Auction
at the Court House door in the town OF Co
,lumbus,
On the 18th dag Of July, 1910.
That part ofsquare number fifty SIX, north Of
Main street, in the town of Columbus, that hes
west of the Military Road.
Sale during the usual hours.
Such title only will be conveyed as is vested
| in me as trustee.
Dated Columbus, June Both 1910.
OVID P. BROWN,
Trustee
ids. 5ds.
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liOTICE.

no all persons having charge of paupers
for the county of Lowndes or for the cor
poration that the poor house is now ready for
the reception Of the poor, and all those that
have any paupers in charge will bring them in
as no further expense will be paid for keeping
them from The 9th day Of July lS4O: Tbs
undersigned are a Committee appointed by the
Board Of Police for Lowndes county to receive
ELI ABBOTT,
~ r. M. TALIAFERRO,
p. B. WADE,
Committee.
June 9TH 1910.
*.+Democrat please copy
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9Th dag of july aert,

9Th day Of July aert,
the following property to wit:
The West half Of the north west quarter,
of section twenty four, Township Seventeen,
south, of range seventeen west, And the south
half of the east half of the north east quarter
of section twenty four, Township sixteen, OF
range seventeen west; also one negro boy ma
med Toney.
Levied on as the property Of Moses
Roseman, to satisfy said fl fas. IN favor OF
John Angler.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law.
P. M. GRANT, Sheriff Of
Lowndes County
DATED the 18th, May 1s4O.
At prs. fee s 6.
Postponsment.-The sale of the allow
mentioned property, has been postpone'
until Monday the Doth, instant.
P. NJ. GRANT, sheriff
Of Lowndes county.
July 7th 1910. prsf Sc
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TAKE NOTICE.

HNHOSE indebted 20 the subscriber VIA
~ save cost by making early paymeDs.
Suits viii be brought indiscrimlnatel{ unlsso
satisfactory arrangement is made. ns ,s....
y compels me 10 adopt this course Ese.y
man who is disposed, can pay his mercn ~;
at least part-and who. can envy THOSE u ~.
paynolhiug. ~ Those who suffer SUIT Dtougns
against them can have no further credit VIZ, u.
me-and in all cases when suit IS orough,
N. York par funds will be required: %
WIN. M. COZART.
June, 10, 1910, ct
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LOST.
NTISLAlD in Columbus, or lost on the
WI read some time last week, bundle OF
papers, some of which recollected are; one
Note on Silas Cook for s 125, given this s"rlng
and due January next; one receipt given by
Toomer g. Huddleston, of $500; one receipt
Of ]. Jarman given last year, of $3.50; one dit
to given By John Garrett for note gave HIM
on Reese GO. of I2e0; "a note for $45, on
James Mathews, besides some smaller receipts
and various other papers of no use to any per-
son but myself. Any person finding them and
conveying the same to me will be literally re-
warded.
A. B. DUL1NG.
/ June 9thI84O.
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Columbus, June, Is, Is4O.-3t.

r INENS.-25p pieces Shifting Linens,
La 1Opieces Sheeting do
10 do ga to 10-4 Table Diaper,
"a Birdseye Diaper,
"a to "A Damask Napkins,
GA to l2-4 do Table Cloths.
For sale by FRANKLIN & BROTHER
May %. 81
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TRUST SALE.

Il
NY virtue ola deed of Trust, executed to
d me as Trustee, by Thomas Christian,
dated 10th day of October, 1887, and duly re-
corded in the proper Office, will sell for cash
at the Court House Door In the town Of Co
umbus,. on Thursday
tie 20th dag ofAugust aert,
the following property to wit: North half east
half south west quarter, section eighteen, L Is
south, range IL west, and north east quarter
section Ia, township 16 south, range II west
and west half north west quarter, section 81,
township II south, range Is west, and an I'M
divided half interest in the west half south east
quarter, and east half south west or. and north
east quarter south cast quarter section 50, i.
II south, range II west, and also, an undivided
interest of one third of the house and lot on
Market Street, occupied by Watkins & Tall
aferro, commencing at point lO2 feet from
the south cast corner OF square, number two,
and running north twenty feet thence wesi
66 feet thence south twenty feet, thence east
66 feet to the place of beginning, being par
oflot number FIVE. in SAID square: also lots z
8, 9 and 10, in square 10, and lots 3, z, :, ~
| 10. in square 10, in ths part of the town
| Columbus, laid out on the east hall of Mort
west quarter Of section 81, township IL south
range Is west
The title to said property IS believed to d
good, but such title ouy as is IN me vested Al
/ trustee, will be given.
HENRY DICKINSON, Truste'
Dated June 26, 1910.
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THE Copartnership heretofore existing I'M
der the firm of Akin & Gibbs, was dis
solved on the 9Th instant, by the death OF Mr.
Gibbs.
The undersigned, as the surviving partner,
being DESTROYS to close :he business of said firm
without delay, respectfully requests those m
.debted to the same to call and settle forthwith,
otherwise legal proceedings will be instituted
against them. r
SURVIVING Partner
f.olurobur- lime T6 IS40-3t
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given to all persons interested IN
the Estate OF. Isaac Smith dec d., that
shall present my accounts, as administrator, to
next july Probate Court for settlement
49, - JAS. III. SMITH,
Adm. Of Est. of Isaac Smith
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8

pHFSE Pills are no longer among those
of doubtful utility. They have passed
away from the hundreds that are daily launched
rnon ssthe tide of experiment" and now stand
before the public higher an reputation and
more extensively employed IN ahparts OF the
limited States, the Canadas, Texas, Mexico
and the West Indies. than any medicine that
has ever been prepared for the rellef OF suffer-
mo man. They have been introduced wher-
ever It was found possible to carry them and
there are but few towns that do not contain
some remarkable evidences OF then good Ell
fects. The certificates that have been pre-
scented to the proprietor exceed twenty thou
sand upwards of FIVE hundred OF which are
from regular practising physlcians-who are the
most competent Judges OF merits.
Often have the cures performed by this me
dieine been the subject of editorial comment IN
various newspapers and journals and IT may
with truth be asserted, that no medicine OF the
kind has ever received testimonials OF greater
value than are attached to this.
They are in general use as family medicine
and there are thousands OF families who declare
they are never satisfied unless they have
supply always onhand.
They have no rival In curing and preventing
Billions Feyers. Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia
Liver complaints, SICK Headache, Janndice
/ Asthma, propsy, Rheumatism, Enlargement
/ the Spleen, Piles, Collie, Female DISTINCTIONS
| Heartburn Furred Tongue, Nausea, Distentlol
Of the Stomach and Bowels, lncpient par
rhma. Flatulence, HabiLual Costlveness, Los
OF Appetite, Blotched or Saliow Complexior
/ and in all cases of topper ole Bowels, wher
i 4 cathartic or apperient e needed. They ar
| exceedingly mild IN then operation pFoduen
neither nausea, gripings nor debility
1 Forty pills IN a box. Price 90 cents. Sol
" ''0'~7@ GREENE HILL
II Nav 18th 1910.
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a u WINTER,

DIR. A.. v. WINTER,
resumed the Practice @, o.
Medicine, in Columbus, may at all
'mes Sc found at the back basement room : .IIl
g. tba building formerly occupied oy MN
i, The corner Of Market and Washing
ton Streets.
April, l4ih ls4O:-SO-t'
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

RYvirtue of sundry writs of Fieri
~ Facias issued by the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Lowndes County and to
me directed, | will sell for cash at the
Court House door, in Columbus on Mon
day the
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TRUST SALE.
DY virtue of Deed in Trust to Robert ID.
ID Haden and Ovid P Brown, as trustees
and one other deed in Trust to Ovid p. Brown
trustee, both of which were executed by Vim.
Covington, and which are duly recorded in the
Probate Clerks Office of Lowndes County, to
secure the payment of two promlssory notes
therein mentioned, l will sell atpublic auction
at the court house door in the town Of Column
bus.
On the 18th day Of July, 1910,
The following Lands, to wit; the South half of
section "a, except 20 acres ofthe south west
quarter) in township II, south, of range ID
west, the south vest quarter, the west halt OF
the north west quarter, the south east quarter
of the north west Or, the south halt of north
east quarter, the north east quarter of the
north east quarter, and the-north west quarter
of the south east quarter of section number
thirty, the south west quarter of the north
west quarter, the north east quarter ofthe north
west quarter, the north west quarter of the 5.
west quarter, of section number twenty nine.
| and the south west quarter of the south west
| quarter of section number twenty, IN township
number seventeen south, of range number Is
west, containing 900 acres more or less; lying
and being in the county of Lowndes.
Sale during the usual hours.
Such title only will be conveyed as is yestet
in the Trustees by said deed in trust.
OVID p. BROWN,
One of the Trustees.
I Dated, Columbus, June Is, 1910. ids.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
NY virtue of sundry writs of Fierl Facias,
ID and writ of Venditioni Exponas, issued
by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Lowndes
County, and to me directed, viii sell for Cash,
at the Court House door, in Columbus, on
Monday the
sixth day of July next,
The following property to wit:
The north half; east hall, south east quarter
of section thirty six, township seventeen, south
range nineteen west. South hall west nan Of q
north west quarter; and north halt. west han
north west quarter and north half east hall
north west quarter dissection thirty one town.
ship seventeen, south range eighteen west.
Levied on as the properly o. WIllam =;
Martin, and Joseph w. Carrol,to satisfy sald
| Fl fas in favor of John Nash, use OF David wal
lace and others.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law
Dated the l6th, May, I84O.
Pm. GRANT, Sheriff Of
Lo1ondes County.
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ws would remind the public tina: the law
.,..ed At the late session Of the Legislature of
ID, h state against the emission, payment or
..,oo,ion ofwhat are usually termed shinPtas-
~, went into operation on the-5th inst: the
.,r,ltv of either Of these offences is $1,000,
nd # we mistake not, Imprisonment in the
renitentiary. Look out!
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TRUST SALE

Louisville, June Both, 1910. At.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

July,7th. 1910. prsf. SO.
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Dissolution.

Columbus, April. 18th l84O.-29-tf.
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TRUST SALE.

Dated, Columbus 22d June 1910.
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NEW GOODS.

May 18th 1910.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-30

from North Carolina. We feel We are bu,
doing justice to Gen. Harrison, merltorious
public servant, whose character is Of more
value 10 him than all the wealth on earth,
whose private lie has been hitherto unsul
lied, wlthou, stain and without reproach,
and whose services in the field have shed a
iustre upon thu American arms that all pa.
,riots will think upon with exultatlon aud
pride.
The fame Of our great men is the most
valuable property olour nation. That fame
it is our duty and our pride to sustain and TO
defend In the name of our Revolutionary
Patriots, We call upon you 10 pronounce con
demnaiion on the "plaus Of this corrupt
Administration. We count upon log cabin
men upon such as fought al Tppecanoe,
New Orleans and the Thames, TO come 10 the
rescue Of their country, and to save US from
the disgrace of being punished by the test
mony Of Negro Servants. and from
the horrors standing army.
LD. STANLY,
LEWIS WILLIAMS,
ED. DEBERRY,
X. RAlNER.
Washington City, June, 1910
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-30
HARRISON AND THE CLERGY

HARRISON AND THE CLERGY
II was recently stated lha, Gen. llAfE'
son had, at former period, gwen borg
10 a most LIBERAL and klnd manner, 10 :
methodist clergyman, Who had been ds
prycd Of lis own BY accident. Tbs, &
course, vas denied by the Federal Locf
bu' the reverend gentleman, who was lae
y NJ a religious conference in Baltimore
delegate from Mississippi, confirmed 10
truth Of the whole story, SO crcdlIabie I"
tho worthy patriot.
In the cuuuexiun with this, sc may slas'
that clergyman Of the Catholic persuasioa
IN tins State, recently mentioned cltcan.
slonce which 10 equally illustrative oil w"
high tone Of moral hospitality UhIeh IS |"
distinguishing characteristic Of the laT'n''
Of North Bend lie related that song
years ago, his visltaiions embraced ~"
portion Of Ohio near the residence OF We"
Harrison, where large numbers Of bis Psi
sunsIon were engaged on public HofH''-
As soon as bis arrival was known, on 'n',
talIon was sent 10 him, with the regu''.
that he would make North Bend bus hOI'
during his continuance IN the vicinity -
compliance with this request, he was ~
quent yIsiter at the board OF Gen. iiain
sou, and there we're TO be met clcrgyHeo
Of every denomination for their host nc, ~.
asked moro than il they were the hefo'g'
Of gospel glad tidlngs--all sects, oil ~
glons, we're 10 him objects Of interest, ~. ~
to each the open hand Of liberal hosp'''ng
was extended, IN a manner which fecap.
the potriarchal days Of old..-Hdrr'S0"'
Telegraph.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-30
From the Richmond Wing.
Testimony of II Gallant soldier.

With the exception Of Gen. jackson, eV'
cry military pau of any repute, has borne
testimony to the distinguished military nbIi'
lies Of General Harrison Gov. shelby,
Col. johnson, Col Croehan, Col. .. tal'
lon, Col. J. Speed Smith, and host OF
others who shared with HIM the peflls ana
the glorles Of war, have spoken IN unquail.
fed terms of commentator OF his military
services and capacities. The testimony OF
such men, corroboraled as 1t IS by the mes
saaes of Mr.. Madison and the whole history
of the war, may well be placed IN opposing
scales 10 the maleyoent inslnuatIons OF Gen.
Jackson.
But these are not the only ones, who bear
testimony to the military as well as civil ser.
wees Of the hero Of Tlpp canoe. There are
Scott. aud Games, and Chnch, and besides
these, one not less than either Of them, Gen.
james Miller, name identified With al that
Is chlyairous and gallant. He he man who
led the gallant charge NJ LGndy's Lane. lie
IS the man, who, when ordered by Gen.
Brown, to take possession OF a British bat.
terry which was moving down our lines,
made the ever memorable response, " Wen
frV "a modest boast, which lie gloriously
made good, aud which has mnde hts bra
very as familiar 10 school boys as the var
tue Of Lucretia, or the patriotism Of Brn.
tus. THIS man, tho Marshal Ney Of the
late war, bears the following high tcsilmo
NJ to The worth Of Gen. VIM. I'll. Harrison.
With such cndorsers the maianan, as
saults If the envenoncd old creature al the
Hermitage may well be desp,sed.
honorable Testimony. -The following
interesting correspondence We copy from
the Boston Atlas OF Saturday
RusloN June 90, $40,
.ny Dear GeHerci address cd WITH
the irankness which one Old friend may use
toward another. Ny object Isto learn Wha,
you think Of the recent attacks on the mill.
tary character Of Gen. Harrison. believe
you we're N the army ia the West, ~ the
campaign Of Tippecauoe; although DO not
remember that YOU served with him after
the declaration Of war against England :
but, as a military man, forming your Judy
meug mpavually, aud when the facts were
recent, your opinion would be Of great value.
Ii there ba any blot On hr- mllsry inme, u
ough, 10 be known; i there be not, you sill
feel that an Old soldier ought not TO be uu.
lusi'y and rudel} attacked
Cen Harrison "a iff rg the country Tor
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-30
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL cHuRdg

- MARTIN VAN buren,
The General Conference &c the Ne,,s.
DIST Episcopal Church, closed is scs,loa )
the Chs 81 Baltimore on tho morning q y
An Of june. Al that session the loIiCsrg
resolution vas passed
Rsssirei. INST il IS incxpcdiont and uhssat
be tot any preacher 20 permit colorod psfsoa' 8
girf testimony against white persons Va any s'ai
where they are deaied that privilege ia tnls 6
law
Now contrast this decision Of on enhshs
eued body Of Christians with Mr.. Van b.
rcn's course 10 relation TO the case d %
ncgro rtiHcsSes presented 10 his cousldefa
tnn by Lieut.. iooe, and say Who Is right
Let the peopie be the iudgc Of the maiI't
Betsecn the tao, le, them dccide.-Ga'
Journal.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-30

The Merchants Bank, Chcraw, D =
has declared dividend of A per cent ~
the last half year.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-30

We learn from the St. Louis Bulletin of
June 20ih, that MIR James Wilson, clerk of
the steamer Prairie, has absented himself
with $1,000, and the clerk of the steamer
Daniel Webster has gone or with Sli,O 900.