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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29
SOUTHERN BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,

SOUTHERN BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
BY Mn. .Sp Mss. PrGsrco, Richmond prginiG.
THIS Seminary located on Shockoe l three squares nom
the Capitol in healthy and central situations me mouse y
spacious and thereby capable Of accommodating ry Young
Ladies.
The instruction embraces Reading orthoraphy Pen
mnnship Cir Arithmetic, Geography lanc'cnt anu mo
G o On mara Mental w nea E
Iopy caemis Botany Aigenia sc; There are al. ssSg
Ns the p,rp"sc Of his Institution is however, only
parl finished English Education but also Ia afford facilities To
southern Young Ladies for the acquisition Of The ornamental
branches the cooperation OF efficient teachers N Ansc BON vo
cal and INSTRUMENTAL Drawing and Painting aud also III The
French, Italian, Spanish, and Latin languages has been obtained
And since at the present day has become quite !"
the modern Languages, t
Young Ladies' required losk either French or Italian III "
family.
The divided four departments, each being Totally
"yr VIZ, i, limited number Of p"ps who pure the same
sny, III The prospective hope OF advancement y
and stuiic. n higher grade assigned them The utility
arrangement ha> been tested by four YEARS experience
aud every .ucfrcd:n. has manifested the happy results ~
The zeal advancement al the pupils thus the inconvenience
Of crowded and "mSc"n' Sco" have been obS'acd aud u"
| an Nous suIiciiulr uf The Principal srt AT rest.
Ia render this seminary such a was needed" ihcrr ha
trouble rNrmsc spared I" obtain he services OF wei
qualified Teachers aware, n Mr. rEke" ~ mat public conn
ince can :svc and public patronage n"ted out TO INN "!
! in proportions 4 The usctrlm, Of h> seminary
III" morals, health, comfort and Improvement "l in'>. ~
trusted M and Mrs PFh,'" are made objects "i iht S''
and pains spared rirr By Them Or ,hs rIn
teachers. "Tn measure which 'y ttd 10 Tue ap''
m.<s ii The l"an. Ladies. ,.
The luor:acr cary good habits rng universally nc know
lodged liz Principal need hardly recommend I" parents ana e
am- 10 ,urst children Srmnnrir of high character
and the III considering 'hH" o'
ycuns tor that school which "ii"r> the create, a"'""'-
Icrms.
To noal and 1ui,;on for the >chnia.'ir year Of ten
rim. sfn cnrl,es .ic ourg Ladies 10 Board, En-
nI.h AMI French tuition all the branches taught
! NJ IN. school. Together w:tI bed, bedding iri,
| lights, towels u,c -! maps, Globes, ai' rh'"-"
! p!ucm apparatus ,.r AZ
! rarn F"rrr, lesson, ~,
Vocal Mh.'' no. / M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29

TIME subscribers having above the to-
lumhian Tavern prepared 10 furnish their customers and
favor them with ra with all articles in the CT"
cerr line, a. good they can be bought.
They also attend collecting any claims IN the city country
Niii. & DAENEi,
Corner Gbo.a Tie Columbian, Careg STREET.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29

FaH fmPata,ions, 1910 China, Q"ecns~are, &C.
HAVE store aoat per ships Rhode Island aud sea,
from Liverpool and barnc Earnest Glstave, from Bremen
very extensive assortment of CHINA, QUEENSWA GLASS,
which o-r dealers in original packages or repached "
order upon The best terms for cash. the usual credit
WILLIAM +. BUTLER,
3i-I2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29

TAQUEIJN TAYLOR < co received by the ships Robert
Norris Rhode Island from Liverpool direct ana ny
packets from the Northern cities, weass"rted supply {"
seasonabe DRY GOODS which they offer for sale on their usual
teri
consignment large stock of Brussels, py hHaei
pic,mond Son, & lsiO 35-s;t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29

MISS MACKENZIE respectfully announces, that her School
M will he opened the Isl of October for the reception oil
Boarders and day Pupils.
Tem-the came they have been for nearly twenty wears
Sept Is T-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29
uOYr 4 CO.'S Court of Fortune.

,nd he nuountnC 10 near One Million OF UoIars IVKOI
slj. Shares in proportion - .,. Am ia
A certificate of a package oil % "io'e '''"' " sooo
sent lao
NJ Halves !uu
10. Quarters so
DO. "a, ,,o n,;ze
II i deemed oy Necessary inform adventures that te pEe
ee nyt and Co. have the tickets and oier men io
se i No 10y p,ease ,iircss u. VI. HOYT & CO.,
sae. ~ ii' Richmond, IA.
3S-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29


DS the ship Portsmouth, arrived III New "fh III Jn! ia''
- and ship Rhode Island, now III Jan> fi'"f, "" nay r.
inpo!tailulS ni fpkE!tiN
DRY GOODS which, together with made 10y our senior
weeks spent ~ the N"fih enables i>
n1 I, mr. customers and public generally. certainly TIE
cErr>i aud most desirable stack Vi! Goods y" have ever ha ~
,, during tr hole lie at l1T twenty yeats
our Stock Is very avn; general, amh almost every package
NOW IN store, and wcu t "mr country and cy friends
That Iry cheap new n Tobacco w"uih r ~
or ~. ,,-r Wheat al o. ~! pee ~itl, nr Torn ~
a. G per barrel I'd D tcy ought IL be s;!'.
fled iha; hry ranIr iuwr"chi ~ haiy moi 10
-av most lrII. staple articles have been lad ~ lar below tr
iIa. cost At r:ulrctnn These i=> hem: aud the country
badly sunni I'd ri Goods :lr nnd getting rapidly inn
good condition take rrm and pay iE 'hc' w""ld seem,
NANTES right I" buy III are n:',d " eau a"d
,,nn,inr i,t ,lrr.srIyc. L. / J. = JAMES & CO.,
G'Jje S2agI
3>-tSN:'W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29

NOTICE.
StTR\YED or stolen subscriber, l,.ns IN this place,
- bay FiIES old, rising whti>l round The mouth,
with hairs the oil her TAIL and some white
shoulders and part of her body Her i
MARGARET and easily be told h calm. her b tia;
i'll sign, that she knows her iwI g,Ec twenty
dollars apprehension u the said Flry, and a" ivr
thief. Ay person who shat, hear from ind the
said fiey, viii me III CIaIksyllr. Virginia.
JAMES JAMES
CLARK svillr, September |. 1872 Ji--It
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29


NEW GOODs.-KEID, HonEhTs q CO, a. n 1911 ,s
~ f. W. Knapp Co.. are now ",china n,s a ,,,
sorneo nj of new nsionahe Dry Goods, i>'s'" i"
Road Cloths OF every color and quality
I,..incrrs CaSsinptS and Nesngs IN grcht Na,y
Ken, cky leans CHA. cow plaid and PLAIN iih-'!
White green red and yellow Flanncls
Cot on and wool Flannel, anton riahhe'
Rose whitney and duih Blankets
Hack and roiorcd Silks, figured ana pam
Pm nrcrs India Satin, SinshaWs, &c. nm, r;L,
~ LII r,smc and American Calcoes and Bed ilcknes
80 81 and CA brown aud blcnched shcetinss ana
Shirt incs from &c. TO hest qiaiifes - ,vo,ted Canes
f. ery Of all sorts and qualities Gloves, Stocks WORKED ~ m
III ,,Iiar Thread Ed-ings and Laces and "vey variety u %
Gnu A. 70 found in market hch viii sell rery on Jo '0"'
Orf Hctrpfdnces. 3a-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29

II EMoVAI.-The subscribers have removed, and
a. opening their Stock ofFAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
in their new Store two doors above the formerly occupied by
them.
This large commodous establishment constructed with
for the purpnsc will afford them the opportunity OF
gaging extensively than heretofore in Wholesale Jobng
Iradcand II Is their intention Tor the future devote full
share at attention this branch Of their business With this
their usual variety Of Fancy Articles much larger stock of sta
pie and domestic Goods than they offered before and
specially solicit call from the merchants OF The Interior who may
make their purchases in this market Their stock will be
peic by the !Ii of the present month.
Whilst unusual rHrrinns will be made To extend their business
at wholesale, The less viii be bestowed the retail
sorirnt This viii ut all times be kept complete possible
goods At fair prices they hope retain that confidence and pa
,onasc which public has heretofore kindly mani
8 All by warranted and any article that
funded GAY K BENTLEY.
Sep, II 36-st
CHAliIEs ELLIS & SONS have received per ships Rich
mond R"hrr! Morris Rhode Island and Sea, iron" Liverpool
domestic Dry Goods, consisting IN part Of
Rose, y hitney duif!i ap. n'aekinaw Blankets
White srsy s snS i ins F rnia "' c'''"n'
Falmouth and Glasgow Jeans
MiArdb blue and printed satincrs
Pain and twilrd Flann,s
English and Dc German Merinos
Muuscln de Lame
London and domestic Prints
New 81, lc fancy CassiIncrrs
Sup. beaver aud pilot Cloths
Lion SKIN and Flushing
Asplae Cloth and M"icskn
Merino hrocl'a, blanket, and tm"u,en de lanr Shaws
Plain and figured F"iS Is
Fancy Ec>nCS
Figured satin Crarais
MattconI l.ts;rins,
Sep .H-a
IrNLI. AND WINTER GuoDS.-wAn.worru, WLLt,m, &
Brs, American DRY GOODS which they offer by The pre-"
package country merchants aud others al UNUSUAL" low
prices They viii receive further supplies by every
vessel DARN. Tie SEASON. .. :,
Sept = $50. 81.
go BALES BROWN SIIlRTlNGs ANn sIlEETINGs, $50
uuar,rc factory prices cnns,tn" mainly :" the following
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29
LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE


Rl virtue q" deed 4" Trust executed by James Madison, Of
u record in III. County Coul, Of Prince Edward shall proceed
son, about mile from the town of Farn,vle,
30 Valuable NEGROES consisting Of Men, Boys and Girls
which first field hands, several good cooks,
Also Horses Mules Hogs Furniture, Tools,
The s WEDNESDAY 4s III day
also oirr for sale aSi LAND on which the said james
record in the County Court of Prince Edward and formerly
owned by Dr. c G. N'en.lyng on the Apponacs River,
mile Fanvle; contains about O acres much which
high Of Improvement and celebrated for lis product of
h% tract Of land viii be sold privately on terms thar cannot
fail 10 suit purchaser wanting desirable location
" residence an" profitable '" rs i 29a a%'"
AW rOOKS-Thr valuable and selected Law Library
The isnnks Law office oil H.
fhoroush Esd who viii take pleasure n showing them 10 Pur
'" s~m ), h. : DANIEL '''''''i 4o@a
AIRS. DREW'S SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, will be
Iva rcopcned on the fist OF October
Sept i SIT
- OAN0KE XAVIGNrIOY COMPANY.-Thc annual meeting
n Roanoke Navigation Company viii he held at Weldon
y. G., ontnrSday the M, day Of October next ,.
SPIT Is ISL y. JOY NJ.
TlRM FOR SNE-The Estate on Rnscr'. Greek, known by
Of Hut in the upper end al Wcsimoc!and county
and seGnaig from King George county y III" sad Enz",
Potomac aud III" facilities Cor improvement Farther
description considered unnecessary, any individual wishing
purchase call and view the premises, improvements
S<s ana see 's PROPRIETOR wa" - Eo@aHu POTTER
Sep, - &-l6
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYI TANiA, .Hcaical Department.
The conrse If Lectures VIII e""rnr on Monday tine I'd OF
Practice aua Theory Of Medicine" u ChtmA> NJ ID
Chemistry, N."EN' i.rE' u -.
Surgery, WtiLi,M Gin.o>, W. II.
ANATOMY WlLI,M T. IioR>Ep. NJ. D..
Institute, Of Medicine, SAMUEL Jackson. ". d.
Matcria Mcdica aud Pharmacy. GEORGE H. Woon, N. u.
Obstetrics ami the Disease, ol No-
Clinical Lectures Medicine and sntscry delivered
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29

NrOTiCE-The subscribers having associated themselves u"
rether under firm of Dickinson & Smell, Tor Tie rr
ot carving milling business would respectfully olch
attention the nelchhorng countless I" whom e
highest price will he given for good wheat Delivered AZ "
" - 80 WIN. II. DICKINSON,
JAMES SHELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29

Am FOR SALE IL POWHNrAN-lh pursuance % L VI
cree of the County Court OF Pow aan ,i;nis,n,o
- 80 sc,.n,e - 10 i'm the of Ed CnNs - @
r against Cox aud others, shall offer Tor s ." ~, ~ and
auction, on the prn'-~, ~
,n,nine go acre. more less. lying IN 10" ha, wv ;G
Ne town OF Jefferson aud i The same 'ract :" % ncr.om
r- damn Cox resided the time o heI h"N. NJ b. n
hinr 10 view the land do 80 by appIicn'"i " M @ -
COX who now resides upon H. ana whn WIN ~ p
Ln,o inc 10 any DESTROYS Of purchasing r. 80 ,,rf
Th terms of tho will be credit oil SIX noa', %s
Of the purchase money and the balance ~ W. hond with
GOOD ,rsona security and deed Of trust upon lu a' COM
m only a = ~
IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29
d. :. GREGORY !. CO., Managers.


,o e9IUr SIS p,r drawn numbers III ca'h pr"
'"''' ace of % Tickets.
n Vorc Prj:cS h0n Ba@LS II
Virginia State Lottery,
ru rnd,u!au the fI'>urg academy ana !"f "h'r "F'
Iia-- \. y. im 1910.
IN h. determined hy draw 81 t'' MrNhii!a '%"N
,, n Ia hc drawn irSsa!ria, D. e., 81 Sahf"H 't" :"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29

..,,,. .,o hoI,os sD-Onarrrs :J-c.ltls - 30
TICktl> nhS -, I'M, :; -; ltho, Tr kcs 500
trrtihcatis Oh id ""-''
do. 20 ~, on,,,or IL,
~, dn " Eighth do - ."
o~ Orders fnr Tickets and shares or Crilcar' :"
:, ii. above magnificent Schemes VIII receive lne NV;
and nm official 81 each da"'n9 cht ""
arly after il is all VIII" order nn. " c1 v,,,r
" = Richmond, III.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29

AW rDokS.1he valuable and well selected Law Iihrn!
IL Charles Shirley Carter, ESQ., Is for sale privately
The hr the the Law Office oil IT,.
ufborgh Esd who will take pleasure IN showing them 10
chaseTs. X. /. DANIEL, Administrator
.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29

~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES No'toway .c ,; 'I Il,n
cour, of Law and Chancery the eleventh cav p'L 80.
~ n acarand executor Of Jamef atciah"; p,;,;g
agans /, 80. Defendant.
Isaac Oln rr IN aeh'I
ana ;, f,,rd executor of James Macfa1and, deceased
H. H. w r;ynr Mariner Of Thomas H. ockhead and himself
VINO Wa u and mariners acting under the firm ana e u
Thomas l.. In 'khead & Co.,
against ~ Arr, Deft.
Same. ~ i ia ordered that
On he made in these be sci aside unless e
the oder OF e Mar NJ t. next and show cause 70 th
defendant sna nearing that the defendant not an
th il is ordered that copy oil ths oae' oe
oil tns onmmohwt .hm,ond Fncuirer according 10 law
Pnb'ishea In me u ' 4 Copy-Teste,
sy-wtw
IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29

AIRS DREW'S SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, will be
WI rropened on the fist of October.
3S-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29

DOANukE NAVIGATION COMrANI.--'llc annual meeting
N the Roanoke Nay.atinn Company Viii he held al Weldon
y. C., oni rueSdav the eth day Of October next.
81, Is I:.S-:nI \. JOINER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29

I1ALL STOCK OF BOOKS &c.-J w. RtSDoLrH 4 Co., :
doors EarIey's Hotel, Main Street Richmond respect
fuy inform Country Merchants and the public generally that
receiving their Fall supply OF BOOKS, SIAIlpNA
RY MISIC and FANCY GOODS embracing aud better
assortment than Is generally found Book stores in Virginia
They profess undcr-rl all others, but nope 10 merit
ana receive continuation liberal patronage h
eo by strict attention and uniform low price"
1 Book binding of description executed ~ the ha>i
style, by ). v. kANp'LiH 9 ~
S.,, II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29

A TEACHER WANrED.--1'n Srn:lc man, who comes well
n recommended Classical scholar liberal wages wi hr
given Letters addressed EyamS Tanner, Tanners store,
Mecklcnburg county, Va, will with prompt attention.
'r,nn.y,s Store Va AurIist all ISln.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29


ITO THE PLANTERS OF ViRGINlA.-lesi the notice given
the of this mornE: should give rise Ia isapr
the OF the Planters will state that the
filled to the 10th "i ncN month";
and therefore request the Planters not 10 press Their oacco
time be conveniently taken
Of and the inspectors circumstances cannot be
responsible any which by reason ct una
voldabe exposure. MOSBi q slit AIp,
Ir<pscOrs a, Shocloe Har,hOm.e
WREN MACON,
Inspectors a, Public Hcrehousc
BURcil IL GBDDE,
INSPECTORS a SsdbrO0k's UarfhOHst
l.;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-29

l>All. AND WINTER GUODS.--W Ap.worrH, WILLIAM, &
Co. have received arrivals general assortment OF
British ana American DRY GOODS, which they offer BY the piece
pakaur country aud others, nj unusually low
prices They receive further supple. by every
dirin.
So, = rsi0 Tj-!li
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-03
OUR BARBAEUE.

YIN Monday last, the largest political
Assempiage, ever convened in our county
turned out to the Democratic Barbccne
The meeting ives addressed by our fallen
leo townsman,J. NJ. Clement, ESQ.,, in
manner that showed he was conversoo
with the history Of parties, and the rr;,o;
pies for which, the Democracy Of ,bo
country are contending Mr.. c. wos e.,
lowed by Upton Miller, Esq, of jackson
IN speech OF about two and half bonr.
Mr. NJ. triumphanlly defended Inc 81.
ADMINISTRATION, against the oft repeated ana
worn out cry OF corruption and ex,ravo
gance, and instituted Comparison ho
tween the principles maintained and oo,od
upon by the administration, and the prip.
cIPles OF lis opponents, in which he showed
most clearly, who were-the true disc;nlos
OF Jefferson The PLAIN matter If rac,
the manner OF Mr.. Miller, supported as he
was IN every position, by unquestionaLle
proof for every position taken, excited M
little sensation in the ranks of his onno.
nents.- Indeed, SO thick and heavy did
the blows fall, that smarting under The
pain Of the infection, they attempted 10
confuse embarrass and interrupt the speak
er BY Kisses and groans.
The junior editor Of the Vlcksburo
Wing, who with the whig ball from Grand
Gull, had been scjonrnng in our town for
several days, together with c. B. DEMO
cf vicksburg, another Of the lions Of The
Federal party, and T. c. Topper of Can.
Nh, ons of tho whig delegates TO the Har-
Iisbifg Convention, were also present
rogbi6g Managed or confused by this for
sl1nbia array Of whig talent, nor BY their
pusuIs anA pilfIIl attempts to sliflo discus
.oh. NH Miller proceeded to deveIope
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-03

the position and views Of the supporters OIL
the Federal candidate in en- able and mas.
terIy manner In saying that he greatly
surpassed the expectations Of his friends
and disappointed his opponents in thcsame
ratio we only express the opinions Of
every candid man who heard him. We
regret that we are unable to give even a
faint outline of his mastery arguments.
MIR. Ms style is plain and unadorned by
any of those rhetorical fourshes, which
too many of our popular speakers are in
the habit Of using Facts, and irressta-
Die conclusions, drawn from the records.
and experience of the past, and presented
ia plain manner, addressed only to the
Judgment and common sense Of the peo-
ole, are always more efficient, than i'm
flammntory appeals to their passions, and
prejudices. The rolling Of Balls, the wa
wing flags and banners, he exhibition Of
miniature Log Cabins, Cider BARRELS,
professions and other hunbugs may fem
porarily influence, as our opponents assert
they will, the ignorant and uniformed
but the November elections will convince
them that the occupants Of log cabins pos
sess more independence OF thought and
action than they imagine,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-03

We understand that John Hamilton
and his lady intend presenting them
selves again for public patronage thi-
evening, and we sincerely hope the H.
berality of our citizens may be hand,
somely manifested on the occasion.
Johns last essay was peculiarly unfor-
tunate for him, aside from the NORTH
cation of witnessing an Indifferent au-
dience, lin numbers) he sustained a Sc
rlous loss in his wearing apparel, which
was stolen from him on the evening Of
performance. We know that his means
are solely professional, and with a fam
Ivy dependent upon his exertions for
support, we could not do less than re-
commend him to favorable notice when
we add that off the stage we have al
ways found him a gentlemanly man, and
on the stage "HARD TO BEAT"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-03
TmREE O,cLooK. P.M-

Tho convention met pursuant 10 ad;oprn,,o.,
and was called 70 order by the president.
Mr. Walsh, Of Neshoba, Invited the mcmbcrs
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-03
For Electors Of PreS,denta Iice President
HENRY S. FOOTE, of Kinds,
ROGER BARTON, Of Marshall
ARTHUR FOX, of Lawrence.
ANDREW HAYS. OF Lcake,

Or We are authorized to announce Major
A. G. Bennett, (of Madison couuty,) as can
didate for Bdgader General, of the 2nd Brigade
Srd. Division Mississippi Militia. composed o
the counties Of Holmes, Yasoo, Warren, Madi-
son and Washington.
MORGAN l.. FITCH, ESQ. is a candidate for
Judge OF the tenth judicial district, composed Of
the counties of Leake, Alfalfa, Holmes, and
Yasoo.
Or WE are authorised to announce N. f..
RIVES, Esq, as candidate for District Attor-
ney, composed ofthe counlios OF Holiness Leake
Alfalfa and Yazoo.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-03

Mn. DEMO, the Brick Mason. This distin
guished orator, made speech in this town, OF
wednesday last, to small crowd We say
small, because it was so.-There were several
ladies who were in attendance, yet we must say
that we are of the opinion that nearly half Of the
audience were democrats--We believe Mr.. De.
mo perfect gentleman-yet, he IS no orator, nor
yer more Than man. Wearetold, he followed the
great Ball OF Reform" of, which lcltour peac
Sole town on "wednesday, last. 1t made its exit
ou' oil orr town, with only two citizens Of The
Pace--koH on that bail, and all will be well for
democracy, in every region in which il nassos.
notwithstanding the Tippecanoe songs, &c, which
accompany it.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-03

Wrpubhsh this week, the proceedings of the
iale Democratic and State Rights Convention
held at jackson, which we recommend to all par.
ties, and let them read and reason to tbemselve,
whether or not they are holsome and healthy
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-03

be Instructed 70 tef0ft Avesoins l0l SRininnting
Col. Richard N. johnson 10 the suprort Of the
people oftbis State as the democratic State rights
candidate for The Vice Presideucy.n
When, on motion, was unanimously adopted.
On motion OF Mr. Handy, ofMndisou, the con-
vention then adjourned until o'clock, 2. M.
1870
Al o'clock, p. NJ. the convention met pnrsu-
ant 10 adjournment, and was called to order by
the President
Col. Hays then proceeded 10 address the con-
vention a previousISagrced upon at some length,
on topics connected with the pending contest for
the Presidency, at the rose OF which, on motion,
the convention adjourned till 10 O'Clock, Tuesday
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-03

That they have had the same under oon,;,,.a
llou' ana peg leave 70 recommend The names ~
zen ~, WIN; Clark, Dr. D, @. Williams. Nh; a. -
" VOTE, Coi. a. B. Saunders, and Ma; fThss'
z. Woodward, as suitable persons n taca;a. -,
contributions, aud 10 select such rnot,a. ai
% considered by them necessary ~ l,ay
amI . ihe people Of Mississippi at Ills lime
NV '"rr'hes, 10 make all the necessary nrr,nno
nsnls ior The printing and distributing Or s.cb
puonoauons. The committee take pleasure i,
lul ther reporting, that since the adioprn1,an, ~
lhe convention OIL yesterday, they have yaca;sen
on subscription four hundred and thirtv ,oiiass
~. q mat amount one bundled and eiehtv Iall
'ars was pad in cash, with the nssnra,,c,
mat line balance wnuhl be yerv soo, LII
over The committee Gud il imnoss;blc ~ III, a'n
on an the members Of this conycn,ion ca onr,.:
ouuons, and recommend that q subscr;n,;c,' i;
oe opened az The Secmtary's desk, and ihat No.
who have not had CHARGE TO contribnte Il '1 ,h
support Of our glorious cause on This occss;n ~
invited 10 come forward and give tbe,r n,;,o ~
Kesoiyed, That DR.. ID. O. Williams. Gan w..
Clark, Maj. George Work, Col. A. Il SsmnI. 49,
and Maj. Thomas b. Woodward. he an,n;u,a'i
treasures Of the subscriptions fund, and sel.ciors
Of suitable matter for publication.
IN motion, the report was received ana agreed
on motion OF Gen. Price,
i. Lse convention then adjourned until 3 O'Clock