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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-10
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TRUSTEES SALE.


NOTICE is hereby given: that by yir-
" tue of a Deed of Trust, executed
to the subscriber, as trustee, by William
Dowsing, bearing date the sixth day oil
April, in the year of our Lord one thor
sand eight hundred acd thirty nine, and OF
record in the Office of the Clerk of Pro-
bate Court of LowEdes County. State OIL
Mississippi, 10 secure the payment ofcer.
tain notes therein mentioned and descrb-
ed, /, as trustee. will expose to public sale
and sell for cash, 10 the highest bidder, at
the Court House door of said County and
State, on the fifteenth day CT April, eigh-
teen hundred end forty, the following pro-
to wit:
Negro slave Tom, aged about forty-fve
years-Lewis. aged about eighteen years
Patrick, aged about fourteen years.
Elias, aged about twelve years-Jonah
aged about fifty years.
ALSO.
Two carriage Horses-bolh dark bays
one light bay horse, one sorrel mare, ono
gray horse, and ore gray pony. Also
the south cast quarter and the east half OF
the south west quarter of section twelve,
in township eighteen, south, in range nine-
teen, west !; lying and being in the said
County of Lowndes and State of Mi@sis-
sippi, containing two hundred and thirty
line and 8I-100 acres. Also, the south
east quarter Of the north west quarter Of
section nine, in township eighteen, south,
Of range eighteen, west, in said County
and State, containing forty and 6-100
acres, with tie improvements, &c, there
unto belonging. Also, the following Lots
in the town Of Columbus, County and
State aforesaid The whole Of square
number twenty-nine, Lot number six, in
square number thirty, and Lots number
one, two and three, in square number eigh.
ty-nine, with the appurenances, heredita-
ments AID improvements belonging 10 said
lots-all lying and being in the said town
of Columbus, north of Main street.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law.
WIN. B. WINSTON,
Trustee.
Feb. Z, 1910. Cliff.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-10
NOTICE THIS.

NOTICE THIS. 10 ibs
al Persons indebted 10 myses .s : are D.
q late er,n Of Trotter q SylllOh l,s esnnOi
formed that her notes and a sS;s,"s n.
remain in my hands alter inc ne, III n claims o
csssilv forces me to hand 9 9a =
that day: no exceptions can ee :, nSlsTVlalOxs-
March 9th 1910,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-10
Sherin's 81
y Sherifs Sale

INV oheflff s Sale,
- Facias, issued BY t Sli Is. ofFiiS
circuit court Of Lowndes ~ &C. ceFk Of u
me directed, | WI sell f. 1aly,aOd
eooit house door. in CO.um ~ Casa At i
day the u'lOus, On M,
the following s,9as S day e Ap 2, .sa1
Lot number two in square M,
ty-six, south Main Street TilaAefis4
four and five, in square nomb LOS nuuS,r
Man Street; Lots number S'' !. SIX nOrah
eight nine and ten, square ff,v x 'e'sa,
Levied on as the properly n A.,
ges, TO setisfy said fl fas n fs = a J. Hod.
Rogers, the Commercial Ban ,,',o =. o. tiHgb
Sale within the hours prez ,.a sn9 othsrs.
P. NJ. GRANT. S5a . la'.
Of Lownd,s.V Cs
Dated the 9Th March, Is sgSs ION. soony
Z
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-10
[coMmuNrcArroN.1

IOlVs
VIII some LOCOFOCO make an estimate,
and answer the following questiors Z!
fcotton, for broken bank paper and irredeena-
able shinplasters is only worth 6 cents per
pound, corn so cents per bushel, and so on,
what will they be worth when gold and silver
shall become the circulating medum-should
that period ever arrive And rice versa, in
regard to all foreign supplies! w.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-10

The BANK LAW, as it passed both hoESes of
the Legislature and approved by the Governor,
is to be found on our first page. Of its bene-
fits time only will determination ourpart we
wish II every success; but we do have our
fears concerning its operation in a constiru-
tIonal point of view--howcver, we shall see
what we shall see.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-10

We publish in this number, communica-
ton on the subject Of the languishing condition
of the several schools in our town-all of
which appear 10 need imme late aid in some
shape or other We do hope that our citizens
and the public generally will make some effort
intheir bohalf-as nothing adds more charac-
ter to a place than fourishing Institutions Of
learning.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-10

We are indebted to the Hon. John Hender-
son, Hon. Rob't. ]. Walker, Hon. A. G..
Brown, and Hon, Jacob Thompson, members
IN Congress from this State, for sundry Public
Documents and speeches of members of that
body,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-10

The reader is referred to the fourth page for
particulars of the assignment made by the Rail
Road Bank of Vicksburg, for the benefit Of
creditors, taken from the "Whlg."
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-10

Major Charles Marley of Ashepoo, s. c.,
most respectable citizen, was thrown from
his horse few days ago and killed
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-10
Sheriff Sale.

(Prs fee S5-25.4wl
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-10

The Discourse, de liyered by the Rev. Mr.
SAWYER at the Methodist Church few Sab
baths since, will appear in our next. tits thus
postponed, by not havingbeen received in time
to "work off, on the first page of the present
number,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-10

Presumption lar of 22d June, 1885,
ariU expire on 2Ist June, 1910.
Lexington union., 1840-06-27
Our beings end and aim.

Man is social being, formed for soci-
ely and intercourse, and the very elements
Of his nature are opposed to a hf, Of soli-
tnde and single blessings.' He delights
IL having one boon companion, 10 whom
he can conide with all The faitifplnpss
and freedom ofhis own breast. Ii is,here.
fore with view 10 his socal happiness
for the enlargement Of his domestic COM
forts, and for the pleasure of sharing his
cnloymenis and cares. that he selects ,Iia'
companion from the opposite sex. The
sexes are treacherous among themselves,
but seldom 10 each other.
a certain writer remarks that, mar
riage enlarges The scene OF onr happiness
Or misery; the marriage Of love ID plcas-
ant, the marriage Of interest easy, and
the marriage where both meet happy
II is even so. But though there are ca
ses where men are SO blinded BY TIE Oh.
ject If their psirsnit as 10 overlook discre-
pancies and disparagements which after.
wards prove vexations---is ii reason
that there Is no use in getting married? \
Man has the elements or happiness within
himself, which, when rightly exercised,
never fail 70 produce il. II remains with
him altogether 10 comply with the requi-
siticns Of nature, and support her insiilu-
tons, 70 fulfil the laws ofGod, and effect
the great object of his own being. mi
complying, however, he il assured Of al
happiness which he cannot otherwise en
Joy, and which he cannot otherwise
obtain, Therefore, if he values his
happiness-ifhe IS not selfish and mislan-
ihropic, he will act out ile principles ol
bis nature and get married. There Il noI
man but feels he influence Of women.
delights il her society, and worships, 10
certain degree, at The shrine of her
charms Of personal beauty and brilliant
mental requirements,
Nature has given her an influer y
over man, more powerful, more perpc ,t,,a /
than his over her; from birth 10 dc,a,h ba
takes help and healing from Ter hand
under All the most touching Circumstances
Of life; her bosom succors lin ii infancy
scoths him in manhood, supports him II
sickness and in age. such Influence ~
this, beginning at the spring otl,fe, aud
acting in all its most trying moments,
must de'enoratd or improve mans char.
acter--must diminish or increase his han
piness, according 70 the moral and intel.
Lexington union., 1840-06-27
NOTICE.

HMVHE undersigned having inrmed a
-M co-parlnership for transacting Il
general commission business in ine Cny
Of New Orleans, under the firm Of HaIsey
s. Bell, One Of this firm, ). vi. Bell
will remain throughout the season al
Vicksburg, and will be prepared at all
times TO receive corsignments, and make
advances on Cotton. The Office is No
80 Banks Alley, New Orleans.
ABRAM A. HALSEY.
JOHN NJ. BELL.
February 90, i6 If
Lexington union., 1840-06-27
POSTPONED.
FIRST Monday in July
SHERTEE'S SALE


Wv Whitehead, RciurnabIe to Holmes
vs. Il fla Circuit Court to DC
" Oiiarrington ct al tober term 1910.
MMK virtue Of the above stated execu.
MD tion 10 me directed, | shall expose
10 sale TO the highest bidder for cash, be-
lore The court house door Of Holmes coun.
y on the
3rd Monday in June
next, the following described property to
WI; lot number |, section 36, township
10 range east containing l02 acres
more or less, and the north hall east hall
north east quarter section number !, town.
ship IA, range ? east, and lots number A,
and ., section 81 township IS, range 3.
east.
y Levied on the property Of Wiley Q.
iierrlngton to satisfy the obove stated ex.
ecutlon and cost Of suil
]. ID. WYATT, Sheriff
OfHclmes county.
May l6 81 IDS Pr. fac SIG so
Lexington union., 1840-06-27
INSOLVENCY.

EyHE undersigned commissioners or
II the estateuf Sidney NJ Jetftrs de-
ceased, will meet on the fourth Saturday
in each month, for The next, six months,
at the office Of Fitzpatrick & Harris, for
the purpose of examining claims against
said estate,
J. RI. KILPATRICK.)
A. HAYS, Com'rs.
r. II. SFIVEY.
A pril II % tds
Lexington union., 1840-06-27
ruELExINGTON UNION,
:. nr;nted and published every
- = SATURDAY MORNING,
nv JOHN N. BASklN'
,,,,n,,c ar sURscRIPTION

TERMS a1r,nce. ~ oo $500
=, 4, opp year, IN adVahce' M
r., 7" ~" n,onths, in advance, ooo
IT, T.. ,G,ee ,uonths, in advance, ,c'oo 1'
t, ra u"e ,,,ar, at the end OF ne year, I'm I'M
{o ~ wv mop,hs at the end OF the 'lne' ,oo n'oo
IT,. u" ,h,ee months, at do. DO; ',po H.
f0t oloS n"a'";ou whatever will be made from ,he
NO uuI m,ces Those who pay within one mo0' @
NOov1 H. lime Of Subscribing will be considereo
a''et snD na,d IN advm,ce, but in every instance
IS hoyms Imsn, il not ,aade in that time' INC
SOefo lpta,ed above will be denanded' Weasl
W'h' al;ct because we wish 10 AVoia '.ouu'c
@uS l;spnte rSi n the collection OF o,n snpsctlp'io
aAuu,'p' We beg that all who subscno oe ior '''
,TS" ns;a1 will note the terms Of subscr'ptH" VI
oA''"' TERMS or ADVERTISING. ea, ~
-,.,,,nnts win be inserted AT the rate o'@i o, "
ha,a Cor the first insertion, ana 5U cents ". ,
Wa psseE he,eatier,en lines or less I ,,s4 ts
ween n. The number Of insertions required llnsr n
squaiU o ,he ma.gin Of the manuscript Or they W.
hoeu n.s,ted VI i fetbid and charged accordingly NJ
W .issasnis from distance must be accompanied
WIZ ,ha ASH Of good reference in town. AhhouhC
WIN Wl.ondidates ,nl for office win be IS each
YEARLY ADVERTISING.
s.ro, fnrty lines or less renewable ut pleasure Soo'
Ma conlracG taken for less than one yearahn Paya'
bic halfyearyin advance M r..1 -, ,ha;,
o,yn Immediate business; aud all advertisements ior
hs baneit of other perso,s sent in by them must DC
rad for by the square. ,so,,rnrc
for 10 lines or less not aterabe, months VIZ
10 do, do do . months ~ ~
I1 do do do u months ~
rrAs the above rates are the same as those esluh.
lshed in Natchez vicksburg Crane CUT Ashciesiea s
anJ etsnwhers in This State, no dedsctiou viii be
made from them in anycase wh1teyer ,,, ON,
TfAIT, ion WORK MUST BE PAID FOR ON
DELIVERY. 49,,
win not be takep from the Pos Office
Lexington union., 1840-06-27

friends, by his stern fidelity to the souil
and wes, upon This momentous question
speak 10 facts which the coiinlry knows
i'ariy feeling and inexcusable ignorance
may deny to him this honorable reed oI
praise. but the day is not distant VIXEN
The Judgment Of this nation will be awar-
ded, unbiased; by the lransitory influence
OF ~ excited political struggle. Upon a
SUBJECT Of this character, involving so
much Of feeling, and pregnant with so
much Of calamity and woe, choose my
statlon on hisside, who offers himself, an
impossible barrier 10 these mad fanatics,
rather Than on his side, whose position is
al least equlvocaI, and 10 regard to which
ne maintains mysterious silence.
With my limited powers Of observation
can see no triumph to be achieved BY
the election Of Gen. Harrison but the
simple substitution Of one set ofof1icers
for another. This might be desirable did
il involve nothing more. BIT the coun-
try ought not 10 be Invoked to put its
trust in Gen. Harrison, when lie is moi
wiling TO put lis trust 10 the country. but
appeals 10 lis generous confidence il
advance, as is distinctly asowed by his
accredited committee.
In coming 10 this conclusion, il gives
me great pain topart fromtho,e with whom
! have been politically assHciated |
feel deeply Indebted 10 the county Of Fay
cite for its repeated manifestations of
kindness to me, and have endeayored to
pay off the debt by faithful application
OF my time and atlen,onto lis interests
and character. | trust that The debt is
pald--ii not-yerv we'll aware am |, that
this annunciation of my conclusions sill
perhaps, forever, put it out Of my power
10 do 50. II, however, the account is ball
anced, we shall part in peace.
R. N. WiCKLIFFE.
Lexington union., 1840-06-27
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Lexington union., 1840-06-27
MISSISSIPPI UNION BANK.

JACKsoN, May -, I04U.
THE Stockholders Of this Institution
are requested to meet at The Banking
Houses Of the respective districts OK the
Slh day Of June next, Tor the purpose o.
celebrating on The general affairs OF the
Bank, and Of having action as TO the poll
cy necessary to be pursued by the lnstl
tuition in future.
Signed
I'll. G. RUNNELS, President
May 23 % 2w
Lexington union., 1840-06-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.

- = = ~ AJEAAllls
Needham Blunt, Returnable TO Law
vs. pluE. Fl ia renee Circuit Court
Levi Noble, to October Term.
1910.
WI virtue Of the above stated 4 IA
Nip to me directed, ! will sell for
cash, at the Court House door in the
town Of Lexington, on the
First Monday in July neat,
the following property. to wit:-the
west half south west quarter of sec
ton 20, township i6, range east.
Levied on as the property Of Levi
Noble, to satisfy plaintiffs debt and
cost -. WYATT, Sheriff,
ByJ.D.' Williams, Deputy,
\ June 8; 30--tds. Pr. fee s7,
Lexington union., 1840-06-27
ADMIISTRATOR'S SALE.

NOTICE. Agreeably to an order Of
~ the Hon. Court Of Probates for
llolmes County, made at the February
sa' .ssm' iS4O thereof, | will on Monday the
~An Gay Of April next, as administrator
upOn the estate Of John w White, decd,
proceed to sell the following lands belongl
.as % the estate Of said decedant, to wit.
au'in half north east quarter section 35,
~ ,Sn,~nshlp 10, range east, on a credit Of
months, the purchaser will be required
~e,ve good security; sale to take place
AzARIAlf WATKINS, Admr
Of Jno. w White, deco.
Lexington union., 1840-06-27
!os. IL. KILPATnlcK, THes. ". HARRIS
FITZPATRICK 81 HARRIS
ATTORNEYS &. COUNSELLORS
All LAW.

Have associated themselves together 10
The practice Of law, they will attend the
Courts of Carroll, Holmes. Yazoo and
Alfalfa. all business entrusted to their
care will receive their joint aEd undivided
attention.
Their Office is in Lexington Misslssip-
pi, where one or both may at all times be
ioand, except absent oa professional busi-
ness.
January IS, 10 6m
Lexington union., 1840-06-27

1NNoVONEFUIFV
L. b. GRAYSON, Cash'f.
Lexington union., 1840-06-27
r.. N. WlCKLIFFE.

GER MARRTED.-The editor Of The
Norwich Aurora asks of his readers the
very important question 'what is !be use
OF getting married?' A few thoughts
must give our reasons why all men should
get married
The great object ofhuman life is hap.
piness. To this end, man bends every
action and gives birth 10 every ihonahi
II he tolls he tolls forthe accomplishment
OF this purpose only; if he begs or bestows
iayor--lf he receives Or administers the
blessings ot fortnne--if he courts popn-
lar'ty, seeks for fame, or spends his nhole
lite ~ the accommodating wealth, lie has
but one grand active propelling principle
within him, ever prompting 10 thought
and deed, and that is desire Tor happi-
ness.
Lexington union., 1840-06-27

LEXINGTON May II, 1910.
TO the Editor of the Lexington Union.
SIR; Please give two insertions IN your
paper TO the annexed copy ofa notice
from ,he President of the Mississippi
Union Bank, TO the Stockholders thereof,
and send your account TO this Office.
Respectfully,
Il R. GRAYSON. Cash'r.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-04
ID Dte1

In this town, on Saturday 3ls, u,., Lucy. only
daughter of the late Duncan Ferguson, of the city
of New York aged years and 10 months
On Monday last, AnIoineue Leslie, daughter OF
Eli MeSsingsT Of this town, aged months
At Portsmouth on Thursday last. Rev. RoBERT
f. NoRrH,M, aged ~ years Pastor of St. Pauls
Church in that place, and son Of Stephen T. Nor
than. ESQ., of this town.
In Providence. on Friday last, George franklin
only son OF John F. aud julia A. Jolls aged wears
and months.
At New York, on Wednesday last, Mr.. Nathan.
isl Minturn. late residen, of this town, aged SIS
years.
Al South KinsStown, on the 18th uh Mr.. Joseph
Sherman, in the 63d year of his age.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-04
0y9E3WSo

The committee on behalf Of the Africans Ia.
ken in the Amisrad, have engaged the services
of the Hon, John Quincy Adams as senior
counsel, and he will make the closing, ar
gument in the Supreme Court Of the United
States at Washington, next January.
The STEAMER ACADIA, for Halifax, and Liv-
erpoo', left Boston on Sunday last, at l, p. NJ.
with forty five passengers for Liverpool and
seven for Halifax. She has about twenty en-
gagged at Halifax.
At Savannah, on the % instant, the flags OF
all the shipping in port were displayed at half
mast, in consequence Of the death Of Mr.. Sam
ucl Clanhorn, one Of the most active and enter
prsing merchants Of that city.
Dro,rned Mr.. Isaac Manchester, formerly
Of Bristol, R. l.. was found dead in the Poes-
lerkil at Troy N. Y, on the morning of the
2sh inst. He was supposed to have been par
TALLY insane.
Bunker Hill Nonument-A gentleman Of
New Orleans, says the New York Commercial
Advertiser, has added donation Of $4,000 to
those alrsady announced, toward the compile
ton of tue Bunker Hill monumen
Death Of a u. S. Sendtor.-Dr. John L..
Spence, "A member Of the U. States Senate,
from Maryland died at his residence in Wor
eester county, last week.
A fire occurred at Grant Thorburu's con
seratory, at Astoria, l.. =. last week, which
destroyed property 10 the amoust Of $1,000 -
Only $4,000 insured.
A BouHeer.-The editor of the Quincy (Illin-
ois) Wing states that he has seen a pumpkin,
in that place which measured SIX feet SIX inch
es in circumference.
Which Of the old Roman heroes is thought
mos, Of by the woman MdriuS (marry us.)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-04
MARINE MEMORANDA.

Arr at Wilmington, IN. c. I2lh ult brig Cab
met, Lawton, from this port.
At Havana, 18th ult., brig Prince do Joinville
Gardner, for Ma,anEas. TO finish ldg for Baltimore
At Havana ith uit., sch'r Slaunch, Choa,e, for
this port, repairing.
Sailed from PHILADELPHIA. 2Sth ult., brig Echo,
Messer Wilmington, N. c.
Cid at Savannah, 23d uIt., sch'r Eagle. wylie,
Havana.
Arr at Mobile, 18th alt, schr Roam, Taylor
from this port
Cleared at New York, on Saturday last, brig
Canonicus Bigey. for this port.
Sailed from ST. iAugustiue, 18th ult Scbr, Lu-
rama, Swascy, for New York
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-04
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

TUESDAY, Oct. 9th.
Sch'rs Floridt, Briggs, from Freetowu for Darien;
Samuel Crocker, Hathaway Taunton for Phlsde.
pha; Siota, Shutc, Bangor for this port Cunen.
cy, Gray, Halifax for Philadelphia.
WEDNESDAY, Oct 2sth.
Brig Lodi Baxter, from Boston for Philadelphia :;
-Schrs Milo, Nickerson, Bristol for Boston Co
lumba Baker, Philadelphia for do Anti, Phinney.
Georgetown for do; Patriot, Babridge. New York
for Bangor; Mary Ann. Avery. Prov. for Ocracock;
Olympus Slocum. New Rediord for New York
Orion, Clarke, New York for Calias Armada
Nckerson, Boston for Baltimore Pioneer More
New York for Boston ;-Sleop Geo. Washington
Smith, Prov foI New London.
THURSDAY, Oct 29th.
Brig VIM. Booihbay, Crocker, fr"m Baltimore
for St Johns
Brig Elizabeth, Cook, of and for Wes,port, from
South Atlantic, with $50 bbls sp and ) black fish
oil and II sbS sperm on board the brig Zoroas,cr,
Of NIB, a whale having been taken between
them. The f. has been absent short Of months.
Spoke Sept 18th. bark Champion Soule, NIB, 700
sp. 18th, brig Pearl, Slppcan, no oil; Oct 22d
brig Zoroas,er. King, NIB, IA months out 370 sp.
Schrs Seven Sisters, Shute. from Philadelphia
for Boston Mokens. Perry, Sag iIarbor for New
Bedford; Cnrlew. Pool, New York for Bangor
Dispatch, Wilmington, Bristol for New York :
Isle, Norris, Boon Island for do Convoy, Baker,
Bristol for Rosfon.
MONDAY, Nov. Cd.
Sch'r Arlitta, Tobey. from New York for Boston
81. Pan, Bobendse, from Fall River.
TUESDAY, Nov. Sd.
Brig Mexico, Baker. Of and for Westport, from
North Atlantic absent Ia months, with 400 bbls sp
oil. Spoke Sept both, lat 35, lon AZ, brig Le Bar.
on of Rochester with $50 bbls sp oil, all well fhe
Mexico was within miles of Long Island days /.
go and was entirely out Of provisions when she
rived not having pound of broad or mea, on board
CLEARED.
2Sth-Schr Morning Star Adison. Wilmington.
29th-Sch'r Currency, Gray Philadelphia.
lat-Brig Elizabeth Cook. Wesport
3d-Schr Banner. Nickerson, Fall River.