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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-04

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|I1t4 = Ila1su< .oIsS Mr. cs. a.
ST. oe6 t4Ilsd So efte't ora 10 d5II1s.
ralIoas ~ ne Gems i1If6
81. No41a1. w 63iiiiea u ne
eoos, addressed iAN f10mtlfs - great
iepgia, 81 eHfls 81 ~ efgnrnHafa 81 epcs
lfleeen Rbc ~ spoken - ~ q - s g..
ED q lfpif = lhs eoliopp rhSfees ~ -
hat bssn bfoeftt skslstt lEs Admiait4
tFaiioa ne lfulA e sll which he dealeds
~ makine BE aigumenD ~. u. inclndeS
poi opIy he inpics which ha8 been
bEoached u ihe eoalsa a. he eistsssioa
of ihis bill. bsl all q naoti IS iho,p ahirh
had agilaied tba coohlfy. pfesiops q tho
lnle Presidential aieelioa. fael6tine lhs
ni|iitFy ehsgscssf 81 Gea. Hefsisoa. and
IN The coosse % uhsch. be yisIdsS tha
eoor several llnss lor Pnrppsss a. eSpla.
Eas,ioa.
PsssiBs en9ard @ cibsf inpiea. Mr.. y.
procsesed 70 analyzs miliinsy ehurae-
ief - Gea. Haftison. and hls conanoI q
TIE Thames cad Flppecanoa. dla9ina e..
doelions tbeTslfom nos faVorahis g ms
President elect. sUd askiaR lFtumphaatlV.
sgein and again. ''Whsra, thss. q ths cal
iaotfy Of Gen. Harrison -
The Chairiaan Intercepted 81. Duacsa
81 tbis point o. The EhoaAd % iseievsaey.
NJ. Gushing hopad that a THE STAGE
81 he dabeie. % lsehbicsI enssfioh a
order would be Faised. beeaasa. Dc ssid.
afsr The eEieat % which tha rsraatka AZ
The member from Ohio (ilr. Duaeasl hsd
been esTsiea. De (Mr CT should feel
himSslf hound 70 apprsl "a lbs eourissr
end tie honoF d IhiS House 10 suGsr hin
% reply.
~. Wm. Cos, Johnson submiissa %
The Chair Wheibes 4 Uas "a Older for 60
iDdisidusl 70 charge Gea. tiargiaoa eth
coWafdiee who had himself been bfsnaed
us coward on this hoor
hF. DnneaB was endeFstood % denv
ihaihe had charged Gen. Harrison viii
eowar3ice.
MF. D. proceeded 10 his areumani
without furiheF inlsfruption rniil naas Z
e'cloek,
When, on molioa of 1as. Tavlos tho
eonmllise ross. and he House n5isurnsd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-04

egsAhs Wafhinsioa &ndsssslaa nsls taat
&c iioa. EsnsA FsiFTessF, wee vas ~ -
mapg years Ehaknas 81 lse commiaps 81
eiaima ia re Hoass ~ asfssbsstsilsss. aas. &
ihai oaFeliYs woa - hlss fepanilon 81 sblii.
~, laissiii4. ana issamiiatis isfusify, BE ssa-
senifd . isse e. iaseauaei HaIisn e. ~ Roa
o4ea--shai 81 Asssiaal Paaiaaaisf crasfsi. 81
Audiios q ~ lssasufy ~ Dc Dspanmsni az
90 ~ as6 hdm.aia5s6aa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-04
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
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TcE1DA4, yAauARy s&
TIE TRnAsUaE EoTE niEE.
The Houss resolved assf into Con-
misiee q the Whole On tht sisiP ~ Inc
Uatoa. snd resumed ihe esnsisefuiie6. 81
the bih reported fFom The COMMITTEES ~
Ways and Mssus. for lhe issuo o. en- -.
dliioaal Eve millions OF dollars 81 TrR6su.
y noieo. BIZ. easy, % zoo vas called
% pfeSide over The dslibeTAiicnS q lhs
eommi,leo.
MF. DuneSn resumed bic ssmaFfs and
addressed the comozittsr spoR tbs saaSS
Of topics llid dogL By kin yesterday, 10.
u hslf past two o'eiock.
IL eoBelUdinR hisFomaEks--
hlE D. sid lhot inmediatnI9 before he
hsd ieken The noog ihis mogniaR bic uigas.
zion bad betn etl!e6 10 ihS EolIoWfns
statement. bDtIisAed CD che ,Nnsioasl
lntsilikenesg' 81 this day
"MT. CuahlnF hoped that, 81 this siaRs
Of the debate, no leehaictl quessioa q
order would BE raised. bscauss, Be said.
after ZOE exleAlso which he fsEarsa 81
the msmbeg lfoas Ohio ms. DnnesnS had
bssu carried. Be tMs CD shohld feel
,bimse1 bosnd @ apPssl % TIE coaItese
cad she honor d ihis Hoese 10 sulIss him
ito reply
"hlr. W. Q. JohBs0u sabmiited q Ihe
Chair whether Il Was u or6eg iog 90 90.
diVieuai 70 ebafza Gsn. HaSfssaa with
eoNasdisa whe bad himseif baen dreaded
ss q coward 90 lais loos o.
New. fpsocaedsa RSr. d. sever heefsi
lhis Femugk inede 81 che gsnilaman from
Msfylssd, (AlF. yohnson.) q was sol
addressed q ne neE o. The chairmaa 81
The eo@miiise % such wsy Is a Be
sessd. Add vas as30aishea whaa Il
wae pai ialo my beads and " 4 nd bad
tins Gov Fsaecisoh, would have eoutFa-
dieled u ihs6a&;g suns Bthsf ns2inm1. 4
eay ] I'D Aot hsaF che Fsmari, aaA hsse
90 heaialion % dselsTine ,hsl he man
Who uttered Il e eeIity % base false.
haoa sRa q himeelf Ear AID eagl
upoa che Casifmna IS she commiliss 10
cay uhsihsr sneh ianguseo vss asea II
his hssgiae.
hsa called ppep - 81 Daaesn--
tif' tsanpbe4 81 soulk CeFaiiss. sass
epa seia iaRe aPas afsalf &c aeg lhsi
aeaFa 60 eacs sspFsssiaa ahsa "a
q iea s,4alf. hss called 80 asefiamsn
ifpe Qhio falf. Buacsnl ID elder - g..
EFlevsasg. sd Sc he'd 6reaisssas. /
lissn uEderslsod re aensiemaa ffsa ga.
g7ssaa W. w Q. Johasenl - Fisfag q
TIE sapse noiei 81 oFdeF. snd mg fsniV ~
Bin wss. laai : bed silesdg tsilsA ihs
genilsmen 90 order. and ihai 80 I'D ae-
qaieSeea u Ne dfeisios Bnl. { repsas
: &c 30 bear ihs atrgeraioa fafsnsd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-04

es-4an ftDla
r,ss, ~ ~ 3 .'aei'.. IS "a. .s,,s, ).
lee,loas - t,np1t - 8, 1lP Ena iais'sis6ls
ggiel aea a ggr,,'5l IS dss|,sa 81 4Stiy
MAJ ahp eivfa 81 1ei'eEi ,,sestst,, sslte-
~, :, via ~ h1ss, ~ felsi6ses 10 ~ 80.
sespoassAl's leiief. ,l1s ~ = ~ sn,1 hla 1irl
tl,s NealR ae1..h ktss5 s1s, g i1s1sy. ana
tAal e.Atr eeees 49, - = b couss2 ue1 wash
aatIEsYis IkssiSs g. r.isisl5aaI txss silal.
a ai,lpeslle< ~ 81 ~ iiass est1iils,es 10 -.
.igaia tsitss lse D, Il fftltt a - sAs
e>sieg hssr avn ecetsret aAt ~ lasns.sss
are GEgsslf iilseassi.f rs lshl - A - ists lks
sess Sf D y = sbo1beef afra - 4hes,ifafaf -.
a. ~ lssssoe est 90 sesit adntlna l4i -, - =.
ElsiS,ien-- somelIihs ttleaihssd : thal..hal. -
~ keaef q he welfare 81 ~ sasls r -
wtre s.kss. ppbl q vi ias1a,,stss "a sss ~
aissss - ~ sessions. - tasss anp iliue II Ils-
pofiancs ohlth ha1 Ma fiAa ta1lSs. ~ si.st,e
- utterly 81 lnss ~ 81 sdsasl. We kssus
q nclains No t1etiiSs Aof6msas l,ss hsea
made . iefrpss eiskSs Ne paysisal = htassi
oeneaas - ~ pspp,p- III takrgs - he sen.
ses aisise = sAAl Ihossssds - ieur eisirtus sss
iaihg Aspshs 81 ls3dia6es --osabss - rsad O.
wfiie--apd pei qaf iaV-mahsts ~ 81 iuis,u.is.s
e. s'ah.ioE 81 9ati vi,rinla sas b hss ealuv
t1ys hai duin1 eessils 9 4 pluol a. Her Srsss.-
iat hpcaf, = - fessos hsf lfsni her ae.sant,ir
ileacais q commtaueaIlts. SIC /. nov A.,
i Pspalaiiee and peiiiital ppuss, sss ~ ssar
vii e1aiinna g ial n he rear. unls,a orr coon-
els aIc leHrDsfassa 81 10 peisnt reics az a.
peopis. It's iiss = uaka up flsm shs S.e,h
slumtef nev ppea ea
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-04

Ihe Hheeiins Gatetie % friday noFnia9 Inss
shus aancunetu he Arrival a Gsasrui Hashi.
SOW il thsl ei,ys
'Gca. tinFrisan aryired u this city yeatsra.R r.
trgnaoe a sheet half pati guo ostloek Uurine tls
4hole tny car ghn1f uss sroErd ella rersona snni-
enily sv.liiaE he ufrissl sd a ahoti iuo o'sIosk
he best q uhlos ~ eeus va dissotefed 40 - a
sl1il 4ea - - iailee ,lnsH iha fisaE Il.s ~
= - snaeeperd ~ ~ ils.haeEe - sannnu, nnd 10
ebout bali - hour to sPlrndfd ueanler nen Frank-
Iip tnoadrd the poiat, sal uins io popt u sat
gyls. Foar uF4se p3eeet 81 nfif5iery % rluie srl
AFcd giihqut lntrrmissioa, anE ne saanna - ba.Ff
Ne baai Frspoadrd. Tie brlla ~ ne riiy we've
runE. ned alihesi every uhlR hoaoe diu,iaFrd : Hse
fsy DC ti1ae ts boaf arrived a ~ shssf a &C.,
eeg1ss e peppie W, l.sneudcui Aad thses heslty
sherss gisen 81 the nlslaeni sl.s tonehed ~
tEfi,la Soll. Gca. hrEsisoR "a Suilsd q g (is
CcGgElitfao 81 ttrorftioa end FotoFted u as onea
curriaEe % ne Usiied States Hefel wdstr errliui
peisel1g sd The hospinltiea ~ Ne eiiy sofa lsn1.
efe6 q hin, % y GfHfso, Es1., CD 3 aeat 6sf -.
efopfiaie sddirsa Tbs 6eaFiel Fss6oaasa q 4
l4flihla ant hhPpy E.anncr.
ssLaftaG tee ptlrgnedn ke eeaeiVr5 lie e. -rsi,.
lstlons u cgF lsa sif1tana 1sss rstfs
Pelat ~ nilre tFro1d 80 - tha rsruiHe - Va
e1eCsied y he fe,ifener ~ So. 81 1iaass1 tero
1tiEedid srleflaisls1t uez rfovillsd ~ stre ~
zee erite1 upoe u han1feas tsaee. la1ls.iiar g.
tsls eeuatFy uesaan. Gee. %. 10 for =
q lHic hqaE laEl uight T"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-04


THR PhEelDErtT 81. essv. CO. IIsrpi.
~ IN ths silg'ef cineipUaii "A n6oa "a -
.,it.alls ~ - qahipespa, d Ihe sesmpesl -
franki,nl ~lli1A eeaeffa AlN 81 faf - ktitet4fa.
cEped1 p eiaitses pels aaesnhi,d - abs fagr-
ssll q Ain, Ard . ei.ae,s ~ dspEnafs. g.
vsial aipserr eomPaaisa sisbpsi ssg pfssiea,
nPfefslssding, psss 60 sks siouaa = rsrest kla
lfpn ~ hpssl - n 1isanteal Tks clnois-
nati Hepabiican gays
eIhe eFopd apen - uAarf va innenrs
fron - n IS lhnaeaad bad aaoaDhled 8 ,akk
lsste fthtlf tlifnd ssd tsosfAcior. and - shs'
Nailonb PfeSidt1t TIE ntana uas sanehian
nn4 r1hllmo Kil4 a,nfll1i muaio, ~ eniiisar1
display, ~ epnnep = res non eiiher ahora, the
gasl uiEitiade. ihe miaglinH o. lhsea uhe had
60 fecgntY ce1n engeaed IN feTce pgilioai Glrife
% Gqt lasl iook "a hin. uho was tie Nallua9
hcpc---Waa cosee Which 30 eae eoaid uiineni
IAs Qtueral h taking leave cfIhs utssnblsd
ihousants. ss8feased lhento = lev brisl, 60
qseui, and tssiInK ssmafis. fIs spsks e De
didegsaos q his feelings. Ihsn. from tls tine
vhsn bs hal iabdea u Ihai spOl % Ne youih,
a. handle ensign % Ne army 81 his eoanlsy.
EIa spoke 81 Re sosf rerponssbiliiied q ~
sialioa Whicil - bad kefa called npan % al 81
ths roles % be sosuisynsa. tAs inoorsnncs
q ne dulles fhstaealis1 him--naa e ne shzls-
. he fsls o disehssgs shsn Alright he sskse
ihai hs spPoaeua voala ctase ihsis raiiinss
asnlosi he measares o. hdvanos--lhat lhsy
wsuld iudgs him - BE asis--sad II shsy foona
hin vagyiag fsoa NJ eonrss b had promised %
pursas-if ihsy found bin devialiaE from ne
high Foad q stsuias democrary. s. GsIi lhal hs
Nonld merit sbeif eoademnalion ana rebate.
TIE Repablioan siaiss thai % pseszing have
been he insltaiioas hs hssfecsivs6, nnd - arsat
the aaEieU Of nahy % his rouie % zee him,
,haf n 3 pFphabis be wiil noi reach yvashino.
ten befor shs ilIh Or I9ih n his moalh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-04

- Tne0ssfs g. Erecarsoa.r . Pale.
slil'te isssrisdin ear essi. gisy sse sasrolt'
~ s''ses - 'Ais s,s
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-24

Mr.. Parmelee, bar tender of the lrie
displayed great courage and dcliberatiq.
Having Invested himself Of his clothes, h.
even threw them into the flames, lest they
might entangle and drown others. He re-
NAMED seven hours in the water before he
was picked up.
Mr.. Parmelee give a most terrific dcs-
cription, among other things he says, that
while watching the boat from the water, he
observed that the mas: head was ono sheet
of flame, that the flagstaff was wreathod
with fire, that the flames were bursting
from the centre of the vessel, he saw a
man standing on the cross head, (the high
est part Of the engine, the engine had
stopped) and watched him until his clothes
were burned from him and he fell amid the
flames.
Mr.. ALEXANDER LAMBERTON, member
of the Presque Isle Band, was on deck
when the fire broke out. Having found
that an attempt TO extinguish the fire would
be frultless, he made an effort 10 procure
something to buoy him in the water; but
not succeeding, as the part containing the
wood was already in flames. He then
went down on one Of the rudder chains,
and caught hold Of the rudder, where he
chung with number of others, till the fire
above, commenced dropping down upon
them. He then left it, and in swimming
out, found one Of the tenders, the rope by
which it was suspended having burnt off;
he caught hold Of it, and commenced
swimming toward the shore He had
reached within about mile of the shore,
when he Observed boats near the wreck,
he turned and swan toward her. He was
passed by two boats, but was not able to
make himself heard A sail boat soon
after came nearer, he succeeded in haiIing
her, and was answered and taken on
board. He was much exhausted, having
been in the water about six hours.
Mr.. Lamber:on states that when swim
ming out from the wreck, he passed a
stranger without any thingto buoy him up.
lie invited him to support himself on the
fender on which he was floating. The
stranger declined, probably fearing lest he
should cndanger the others safety. Mr..
Lambcrton soon after saw plank, and
directed the stranger to it, which was soon
reached. About half an hour altat, they
again saw each other, when the stranger
requested hin if he found a boat to come
to his relief. He does not know his fate.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-24

Tompkins counties, that another "patrlor>
outbreak is forthcoming. -Notwithstand-
ing these suspicious movements we are not
inclined TO attach any serious importance
to them, nor anticipate any alarming con-
sequences. The disasters Of the late pat
riot are still too fresh in the minds Of the
people, to allow a second adventure in such
a fool hardy enterprise. No nconsidera-
bic number Of disailected people on either
side of the line, however well concerted
may be their plans, can expect to accom-
plish any thing but their own ruin and de-
struction, by an attempt to reyolutlonize
Canada.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-24

;, In Southport, Wis, Aug. 17th, by the
Kew. julius Field, P. E. Milwaukee Dist,
Rev. john CRuMmER of the Rock River
Conference, to Miss MARY s., daughter
OF Austin Kellogg Of the former place.
accompanying the above we are happy 10 aclnow.
ledge the receipt of bouniiful loaf Of The wcddn.
cake.
On Wednesday the 18th inst, by Rev.
K. II. Deming, Rev. JASON LoTuRop to
Miss Ruin BELINDA Foster, all of thi9
town.
On Thursday the 18th inst, at Salem,
by Rev. Jason Lothrop, DIR. FRANCES PAD
DOCK to Miss MARTHA CELIA MuNsoN.
In Whltestown, n. Y, on the Odd ult.,
by Rev. Z. ?. Sheldon, LEWIS HEDGES. of
Southport, w. T., to EMILY HovEY, of the
former place.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-24

proclamation, so that should the action Of
the Senate be unfavorable, he can, as he is
peculiarly good in such things, trump up
claim tothc seat for the balance Of the term
for which he was originally elected. ilewiIl
take the ground, no doubt, in such case,
that in the absence Of the ratification Of
his appointment by Senate, he necer acas
Governor, and consequently he did not
yacate his scat as delegate. This would
be singular ground, bat as we have no
disposition to build up cob-houscs, for the
mere sake of knocking hem down, we will
reserve any proof Of its fallacy, until &C.
tual'y necessary.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-24

RUMoRs.-The frontiers counties in the
State Of New York bordering on Canada,
have again become the theatre Of excite
ment in consequence OF recent movements,
which indicate another "patriotic" rising.
The circumstances which have led to these
suspicious, arc not Of small consequcnc &c.
1t is stated that within the past few weeks
not less than five pieces OF artillery, have
been stolen from different parts of Cayu-
ga County; some of which has been traced
towards the Canada line. In various towns
near the northern line, pieces of cannon
have unaceountably disappeared in the
night time, which in connection with other
facts go to show that mischief is in contem-
plation. An Auburn paper contains an ad-
vertisement by Gen. Chandler the Com
missary General, offering a reward of fif-
ty dollars for the detection of persons, who
stole a field piece belonging TO the ArtIle-
ry Of Auburn.
1t is said The Canadian government are
constructing large fort opposite Oswego
and three at Kingston. Such occurren-
ces as the foregoing have of course given
wide scope 10 conjecture,as TO their probable
intention and meaning, The opinion pre-
walls quite extensively in Cayuga and
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-24

MINERAL POINT BANK.-THE FlNALE.-In &c
cordanco with established custom, the cas of this
institution, after securing all The available assets
ofthe Bank. sloped. Pursuit was made, the Cashier
was overtaken, conveyed back TO Mineral Point, and
confined in his banking house. Ills BROTHER about
The same time, arrested and confined in Jail IN
Gaena. on charge of swnding. The Bank had
previously been placed in the hands of receivers. 1t
is enough 10 curde persons honest blood TO read
the accounts which are daily presented of these bare
faced swindng institutions. When the vaults of
this bank were entered, they found empty, and
the President is charged with carrying OF the specie
by night The people Of the west, who have bee n
swnGled out Of more than hundred thousand dol
lars have reason TO be grateful those honorable
members of the Council, who last winter, out ofpure
principle, opposed the imposing of such restrictions
the institution, as would have saved the public
and prevented president Jones and cashier Knapp
from embezzeng the money
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-24

The Wisconsin Enquirer, is Of the same
opinion as ourselves, as regards whether
there has, or has not been vacancy in the
delegacy, accustomed by the appointment of
our late delegate as Governor of the Terri
tory; il is also Of the same opinion as our
selves on another point; that our new gov
ernor is only waiting the action Of the SEN
Pie on his nomination, before issuing his
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-24

The Illinois election has resulted nearly
the same as last ycar,as far as the strength
Of parties IS concerned. Stuart is rejected
in the third congressional district.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-24

The election in the State of Indiana has
resulted in favor Of the democratic party
as far as heard lrom--whether the change
has been sufficient TO carry the State is
doubtful.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-24

Mr. Arnold has resigned his seat as q member Of
the Council from Milwaukee county.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-24

The appropriation Bill which has pass
ed the House Of Representatives, appro-
PIRATES $4,000 for tho construction of
war vessels on Lake Erie.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-24

\ few choice lots Of flour have been sole
in New York city at $3.50 per barrel.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-24

The Northern Badger, published at
PlattcyiIlc, Giant co. in this Territory, has
been discontinued ror want Of palronage.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-24

NHEAr.-On Thursday last 2503 bush
ele of wheat, were purchased IN Chicago
by the different wheat buyers in that city.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-24
THE TELEGRAPH.
SOUTHPORT, w. r., AUGUST 81. 1871.

Our latest dates from Washing ton, bring
no news as to whether The President has
or has not approved Of the Bank bill, as
passed. The opinion there, appears TO be
that he will Motive have no news as to
the action of the Senate on The appoint
mcnt of Doty. The impression appears
to be that his appointment will be rejected
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-24

Gen. Augustus c. Dodge, the democra-
tic candidate has been elected Delegate to
Congress from the Territory Of Iowa, over
Rich the wing candidate by large ma
jority.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-24

The "Chcogo Tribune published at
Chicago, H. has been discontinued
The reason for the discontinuanco is not
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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-03
TRUSTFE,S SALE.

EEY virtue, and in pursuance ola GER
ID tain deed in trust executed on The
18Th daysof April, 1893, by Caleb Joiner
and Mary NJ. Joiner, and duly recorded
in the office of the Clerk of Probaies
Court, In and for the County Of Noxubee,
ard State of MississispI, on the same day,
in Record Book of Deeds, "a pages IT'S.
776, and TIT, TO secure the payment of
certain notes therein mentioned, 10 Sam
ue Brock, will sell 10 the highest bidder
for Cash at the Court House in the town
Of Macon, on
Monday, the 18th day Of August,
next, the following described Lands, viz:
The west half of section thirty three, in
township sixteen, north, of range nine
teen east, containing three hundred and
.wenty one and 2l-100, acres: and the
west half the south east quarter, of the
same section, township and range, con
tang eighty 26.1O0 acres.
Sale to take place within legal hours.
SAMUEL MARTIN,
Trustee
Macon, May 5, 184l.-tds 15t pf d24
PosTPcNEuENr.-The sale of the aboV
property is postponed until Monday, tt
First day of November next.
SAMUEL MARTIN. truste'
q July 10, 1841.-tds. pt.=d45,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-03
NOTICE.

nA.,o onrt Of The tounty OF
{ THE Hon flo o5 SITE Of Mississippi, hav-
I,ownd IS, anu - 'adnin;s,ratid 20 he
ing granted leterS r =. If Henry tel, late
subscriber, IN ,le DS' W. : tbereffe TO re-
of said County deca. cls;ms AGAINST said
ouire all persons has'pg NO 70 me githin the
state. to exhibit Vac s,, sane WILDE barred
time limited by law, or the salne "" ,pseb;ed Z
81 recovery and that all Persom ato Immediate
eaid Estate are requested TO MAKE
payment. ,ru1c p TALIAFElRO,
III 10 D'.A Adn
Inlv. Is4l. If -
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-03

Horn. Curly & Baker,
The Columbus & Tom ,ou
biobv Transportation to Dec Term A04i'
Company. -.
HnY virtue of the above specified writ
a. me directed from the Honorable
n 49, Court of the United States for the
Northern District of Mississippi VIII
sell on Monday the -
23d day Of August 104l.
q the Courthouse Of Lowndes Coun'
~. the following described property 70
wit:
t;on one. lots one and two, in section
eleven. east half,of north eastquarter'
section Twelve, and fractional section
number two, township eighteen south
nf RANGE nineteen west. and north west
- onar,,sr section fifteen, and east hall
af fractional section, number ten, town.
. shin nineteen north, range seventeen
, east.
The property ofthe defendant Calvin
4 Howell, to satisfy the above named hX-
= xecution and all cost. ,,D,c
J. Marshal N. Dist. Mss
BY j. w. CARROLL, Deputy.
Columbus July 10th 164l.--pf' LOO
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-03

ATEW SCHOOL.-MRs. ABBEY proposes
In to open school in Columbus, for the
instruction of young Ladies, on Monday the
2nd Of August next.
Such branches as are usually taught in En-:
clish Schools will receive attention. Rooms
have been engagedin that beautiful grove east
Of the Planters Bank. The usua terms
vii be charged.
Mrs. A. rests'her pretensions upon former
success.
Columbus, July $40.