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Southern Argus., 1841-09-28

"TALABoLA" has again let doaon in
training. 1t is design ed, we believe, that
he shall not be taken from his old track until
the election. He is now in Columbus.
Southern Argus., 1841-09-28

ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES State Of
fice,-$1O-For County office, So. U-No
name will be nnounced-unless paid for in
Advance. IN
Southern Argus., 1841-09-28
MARSHAL'S SALE.

Horne, Gurley q Baker,
No. 2l3. vs., On al. f. IA. to
The Columbus g. Tom Dec. Term, 1S4I
bIgby Transportation Co.
D Y virtue of the above specified writ to me
ID directed, from the Honorable District
Court of the United States, for the Northern
District of Mississippi, | wiIlsell on Monday
the
4A day Of October, 1641.
at the Court House of Lowndes County, the
following described property, TO wit: north
half of the west half of south west quarter, of
section eleven; lots FIVE and six, and south
east quarter of section ten; west halt of the
north west quarter of section eleven, township
nineteen, sonth of range eighteen west; north
west quarter aud the north west quarter of the.
soulh west quarter of section twenty two
west half of the south east quarter and norh
east quarter of the south east quarter of Sec
ton twenty one, township seventeen, south OF
range seventeen west, also part of lot number
tMo, in square number three, north of Nam
street, in the plan OF the town of Columbus,
commencing at the south west corner of said
lot, running east on Main street twenty two
feet, thence north parallel with Market street.
one hundred and forty one feet, thence west,
parallel with Main street twenty two feet, to
the eastern bounds of lot one, III square num-
berfive north of Main street, thence along said
line one hundred aud forty one feet to the be-
ginning.
Levied on as the property of defendants.
Thomas w. Brown,' E. L. Acee and Jno.
Overall, to satisfy the above named execution
and cost. A. K McCLUNG,
MarShul, N. Dist. Of Miss.
By 10. w. CARROLL, Dept.
Columbus, Aug. 80, I64I.
50-5w. Prs. fee SIS 90
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
LOWNDES COUNTY.
Daniel Pratt lh
1857 is Ht,aCn1t.e''' 1!to M
Samuel Flewitt, @A40'@"'

NOTICE is hereby given, that the above
In Attachment has been issued at the suit
of the said Plaintiff against the said defendant
as an absconding debtor, for the sum afore-
said, and has been returned to this Office, duly
executed, and is now pending and undetermin-
ed in the Circuit Court of Lowndes County,
State of Mississippi; and that unless the said
defendant shall appear on before the First
monday in October next, being the first day
of the Circuit Court for the County aforesaid,
give special bail and plead, judgement viii be
entered againt him, and the property attached
will be sold to satisfy the plaintiffs demands.
Witness, the Clerk of the SAID Circuit court
this 20th day Of July, IS4I.
OVID P. BROWN, Clerk.
4t. pf $50.
Southern Argus., 1841-09-28
CHARLES CITY.

We hear that on court Gay Monday, there
was only one Wing in this county,where near
~ all are Wings, who approved the veto of
President Tyler.
Southern Argus., 1841-09-28
SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANCERY,
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, FOR THE
FOURTH CHANcERY DISTRICT.
JUNE TERN. 1871,
Richard Evans

Richard Evans,
No. 8. VS..
Columbus & Tombigby Transportation I
Company, VIM. a. Hicks, Anderson
Love, George Vaughan Erasmus k Acee
Ovid p. Brown and William P. Fuller.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the
Il Chancellorupon opening the matters ofthis
cause, that the said Addison Love is not !.
citizen of the State of Mississippi; and that he
resides beyond the limits thereof so that the
ordinary process of this court cannot be served
on him. 1t is therefore ordered by the Cham
celor that publication be made for the said
Addison Love to appear before the said Chan
cellor at the term ofsaid court to be holden
on the
Second Monday IN December next, !.
at the Court House IN the town of Columbus
in the county of Lowndes in the District afore
said, ofthe the State of Mississippi; then and
their to plead, answer or demur, to the bib of
complaint in this cause filed,or the several ale
cations in said bill contained will as to the
said Love be taken as confessed and such order
or decree be made thereon as may seem
meet.
r. L. DIXON Clerk.
By M. MCCARTHY D. C.
Columbus Miss.July 18th 1S4l. pf 15d.
Southern Argus., 1841-09-28

'COTTON PICKERS WANTED.
YasHE undersigned wish to hire twenty
five or thirty negroes to pick out cotton;
for which they will give the following high
prices.
Twenty dollars per month for superior fel-
lows. eighteen. dollars per month for sunerloE
Southern Argus., 1841-09-28

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
M7tULTIvATED at the Horticulture
Southern Argus., 1841-09-28

HWe are authorized 10 announce
Cant. Robert BlakeIy, as a candidate
for the Office of Town Constable Of Columbus
al the next November Election.
Southern Argus., 1841-09-28

Columbus, sept. 70, 1871.
l certify that was present when the
conversation referred to, took place be-
tween Capt. R. Blakeley, and Mr.. Ames,
and would state, that the statement made
by Mr.. Ames is correct In all its partic'
ulars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-06
.i[1nsuras h,Enre Conorcss.

The Money Article Of the las, New York Herald
groups together the following striking sketch OF the
measures under action ut Washington
"rhe proceedings at Washington increase in interest
to commercial men. Many measures, OF the highest
Importance national point Of view, about to be-
come laws, each Of which would alone be sufficient
TO cause a CONFUSION in trade The distribution bill
ubiquitous as IS, is felt 10 be insufficient to restore
State credit Commercial men anxiously discuss
inc the effect of the bill upon the various ar;
ces Elected BY ii, and the dealers in those articles
have disastrous forebod ngs of It's operation upon the
present limited business, although holders will come IN
for share of the plumber that will be taken from the
consumers The Bank bill will be, in all probability,
defeated by the stern integrity of the President, John
Tyler and far the fears of mercantile men, Of con
rinued agitation upon that subject, will be allayed-
The most monsrous production Of this extraordinary
Congress, the Bankrupt law, or, more properly, In
solvent law which virtually confers upon the nonpay-
ing banks greater privileges than they ever enjoyed
before Armed with the creditor clause Of the bill, the
banks can come forward and close up the business OF
individuals, and divide his property while the banks
themselves reposng their exclusive privileges can
not he reached. The holders OF SS00Oo,Ooo oil their
iredeemabe bills, deprecated nearly an average oil ~
pcr cent cannot re, payment Congress holds out 70
them no relief and they mist submit TO loss OF So
900 900 of their hard earnings while the banks are push
inc their obligations 10 judgment, and enactng the Ut
iermost fnrthing.
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FOREIGN.
ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.
CIV NAYS AFTER FROM ENGLAND


By the British mail steamer Acadia, Captain Ryre,
arrived at Boston al 3 o'clock en- Saturday morning,
have Liverpool papers up 10 the 2oth MT, her gay
of sailing, and London 10 the 18th The Acadia
brought seventy-two passengers, twelve Tor HALIFAX
and sixty for Boston. She has made very rapid pas
sage-twelve and half days Among the passengers
is Samuel Swartwout.
There little more activity in the London Mo-
ney Market, but there is want Of frmness IN the
stocks prices advanced shade, but as quickly rece-
died. Consols for the Account have been quoted c5 TO
90, but are now s93 to and for Money so to Z.
Exchequer Bills l4s 10 los prem, and Bank stock
1904 to l70!.
American Stocks continue quite neglected. No
transactions and no prices to report u b Bank
shares are offered at f3 lbs.
Several unimportant failures have taken place in
London. Money, for all commercial purposes, was
fairly abundant.
The foreign exchanges were fiat with declining
tendency.
The Cotton market at Liverpool on the 10Th July,
was firm al the prices of The previous week, and APP
peared steady The sales Of that day amounted 10 4ooo
bales, principally American
The crops in England were generally good ne re-
CENTS of Flour from the u s. were small; sales are
Quoted at 24s cd. to 25s. Cd, and Canadian at 32s
oven STRONGER in the new Parliament than expect
cd when the Great Western left. The House oil Com
mons consists Of 655 members, of whom COB had been
elected Of this number 36S are Torres ana go J" hgs
giving Tory majority SO far ol g. with 81 IOs01g ar
&c, yet to be heard FROM II was thought the Tory
majority conld not be less than 74-senougl and to
spare for "a practical purposes. OConnell seems TO
have oot into Parliament again, sailor would say
through the cabin windows. Mr.. Cordially, who had
been returned for Meath vacated ms seat IN order 10
make room for the great Aglla'or' :,
Disturbances again broke out at Toulouse, France
on the 18Th July. They were quelled almost mmedl-
ately, and at the last advces the cy was tranquil
Paris was quiet, but the Government had deemed II
serve the public peace during the festival OF the
Days.
At Paris, and throughout the centre of France pal
pabe shocks of earthquake and some strange meteoro
logical phenomena have occurred.
The Candio,e insurr, elton renamed IN stat" quo
The Greeks had been defeated in Crete and the Turks
had signalized their victory in 'heT nsuai way y
burning villages and numbering the Inhabitants.
The Sultan was considered at death door from ire
quent epileptic fits. r ,,,o oc,h
The latest advices from Alexandra are OF the 2o'
Dissatisfaction prevailed in OF the a a p
lance by Mehemet Ali of the terms imposed ~ tue
Sultan The Pasha experimenting the ioFa.nca,
ton of Alexandra. The plague was disappearing ~
Egypt Great harvess were expected thefe' a. '"e
Nile had risen from one TO eight cuo'ls'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-06
Co.M.MC.yIC.iTED

ALBEMARIE.
AZ meeting OF portion OF the Democratic party
Of the county of Aibemare, held in the Court house
on Monday, the I'd day of August, Court day, Gar
rett White, Esq, was appointed Chairman, and Mr.
Willis Woodey, Secretary.
The objects Of the meeting explained by Mr.
Shelton I. Leake, 10 be- take into consideration the
tue Federal party, and express the sentiments Of the
meeting IN relation 10 those measures.
MI Leaae submitted the following resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted VIZ.
"S'tfea, That this meeting fully and cordially re-
Spoha To TIE resolutions adopted Il recent NEE ting al
the Louisa Bar, and adopt The sentiments declared
'here'n Us expressive OF their yiews-TFor those
resolutions see Enquirer of the Both ult
Efsorcd, That committee of seven be appointed
to draft Preamble and Resolutions on the part of tine
State Rights Republican party Of this county and r.
port The same TO meeting 10 be held this place i,
the A!bemarlc September Court.
In pursuance of tins resolution the Chair appointed
Gen. VIM. +. Gordon, Col Tn Randolph, Dr. Wm
Roberts, Frank G Rutin, Esq, Dr. WIN. + tiooc!,
Colonel Willis Woodey, and Nathaniel Garland, Esq
The committee
Col. Tn. J. Randolph offered the following resou
llon, which was unanimously adopted
itsotrtd, That II be recommended To the Democratic
party OF The county 10 hold meetings at the precincts
or other convenient places 10 express hcir opinions
upon the questions before Congress, nvolyn. III
teress so momentous 10 the happiness and Liberties oi
the People
Tn motion,
Ordercd, That the proceedings of this meeting H..
published in the Jelersonlan and Enquirer
Ordern That this meeting DO now adjourn to meet
again at September Court.
GARRETT WHITE, Chan
w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-06

Tyler himself, contemporary with the events here
meTa'cd, and necessarily known 10 him, should sink
himself INTO an accessory 10 Tie deed Of meanncss and
maI'gnty II, however, II be true, Gas has been
scrtedD that Daniel Webster assumes the authority 10
dehar al! access 10 the President his mansion house
or rather at the mansion house If The nation with '.
exception communicated with the Porter then indeed
surprise may cease at any abuse that shall he practsed
n Tue name OF The Federal Executive to-, under such
circumstances, the President is prs oner and pup
pet, with every constitutional function incident t. his
place nsuTped by calculating, mali snant cunning and
srlfahness in n suaal;crn CIIIS
Rcpubslied in tie Enquirer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-06

next, the 9th inst, all debate in Committee of the
Whole on the state of the Union, on the Senate bill No
shall cease, aud the committee shall proceed to vote
all amendments that may at that time be pending,
and that may be offered and shall then report the said
bill TO the Hosse, with such amendments as have been
agreed to by the committee: Proridcd That nothing
in this resolution shall preclude the committee from
reporting the bill at any time prior TO the time above
specified.
MIR. PROFIT suggested (ironca " that the gentle
had better modify his resolution as to take the
bill out of committee tomorrow.
And the House adjourned
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w. WoopLEY, Secret0ru.

~ a" Intervening Court. 6g and hd FIR roup,y. rs
court hoaHr, at IGppaaG"noeL, NJ 9t day 81 Ja ~i
THOMAS Plr' Justice oi the Peace county hat III
departed hi- lt since the ia>i term al thu Cunt The follow
preamble aud resolutions unanimously adopted and u;efrd
'" hr entered ~ record among the proceedings Of
follows:
I'm, Court, having received with heartfelt, sympathy m
painful intelligence The their lat. hinly esteemed
Trend aud associate. Major Thomas Puts departed lite
nn Tie 18th Inst, l. Win ordinary feelings
tesrisng u the fiitulne>s aud ability Win which H. t Ia
more iliin lot, four years adorned his Bench
Tasprf, kesorcd, That testimony our respect Tor liz
deceased VIII the usual badge mourning pr t>
EGorca, further, That copy foregoing forwarded
The Editors IT the Wing and Enquirer request that
inserted ~ their respective papcrS'
And tlcreuppn, III. Court adjourned TIL the Court.
\ Copy-rc>ie
lamps nov NJanI- In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-06

M SMITH ACADEMY, Ls'tagoH, pa-The neN regular
"A session If ten month";. In this Institutions "! tnHi, ~
wednesday III of september. u = the earnest Wiz" "
p,iurna that youn. ladies should mike arrangements - - "
M. of the classes on that day
Prom me hi.li and standing, ~ "h'h "
Academy arrived aud the aairtnE terms WIFI ~ ~
n,in,s hay. shaken III. crdtate manner ~ With "
yoio- Ialirs acquitted Themselves at ne la'
~, necessary Ihc iHt''' ~
~ ~, yr merits. aud Standing, The ffinch pt"E'9
hf tI,, mo ,N-rrion- part shall !. wanting !" nam
,i IN ha Nusr Department some ne" raets my XIX,
gu. ~. ,ns,Iy session. and from the care "l'h "fh
M las hr.n i.ad- i, believed, that ts department
. J., ,,assaJ lv Tia, IL any other Institution "a le
c0uniD. :, - 80
49, CIRCULARS containing every necessary ihtIni'',
ny m management Of the Academy, Terms Sc.' may " had
Hy arP,'ns to tue ff'he'i''' a6-3t
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stand by it, We speak but the universal voice Of the
Demntricy We are confident, when we saw that the,
w do Their duty, as faithfully il these trying times
as as the Republican Party discharged their duty in ~
- Let wiscacres sncer al our States Right men A.
Firgnia .ltstracenisfs. -Absractionsis strict Con
struct'onsts, men devoted to Principle they will re-
main 10 the end Of The chap,er.-Ask that thigh States
Rights, Distrlbuton.s; Bank man, VIM Cost john
SON. who has drawn such fearful picture Of the
soiating powers and tendencies Of The Federal &c
vernm mt, whether they are not right
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-06

n We have received the Correspondence between
The Committee and Col. Voolfolk upon his nomna-
ton 10 the Senate, which shall publish forthwith
He accepts the nomination.
H. We recommend the Numbers Of "Spenccr
Rome" and Of .'1clesinus, last page, Ia the
consideration of readers. Both the series
Will be compctel next week
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-06

Mr.. Tyler has contrlvcd TO obuscale the politicians
M pretcnds TO understand his designs, relation
10 the Bank. We certainly do not blame him for keep
ing his own councils. The Wing scrbblers at Wash
inglon appear 10 be at fault. They hope, yet fear
they try 10 trust, but appear strongly 10 suspect ihe
Veto. For ourselves, make It a rule, "when we
knOlr nothing To SIN nohnr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-06

The Wings Of Albenarle attempted Il meeting or
Monday last, for the purpose Of nominating Bank
candidate I" the II. Of Deegatcs-but there were
signs Of split in The party, Correspondent informs
Us 'thcy adjourned over till September in order TO
hcnl their disc sions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-06

Bcknell says that the Bank Of the L. S is sued
nearly every day, and appears 10 be in ptabe
iicn that although within few months it has taken
81 OOO,G0O Of It's notes. and given in exchange,
cars bearing interest, yet that its notes from j. 10
10 per cent below other Phlade pha paper II "drags
out miserable existence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-06

,uNIfN'S CITI OTEI.IhG slbscrhef ft-it'VIlI! Ut
] H. friends aud patrons that, after lapse ~ i've wears,
, neither pains nor expense putting the house IN CON
use ordcr-.e well the interior has been ho
narnrs and refunished and the entire
thoroughly eorganzed The subscriber therefore hopes @ ~
b long .oecnce the business, and unttne eSetph' !"
nease 10 merit that liberal share OF PATRONAGE E
ionrc extended being the Of himself ana t""'e ~
III. employ make the City Hotel not only thc iSo
~ - .,-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-06

u, EN- DOLLARS REWARD-Staycd from our premises VI
Sunday night, the August, large bay orse' e t io,
old mark upon his back, caused by the 'addle OF a Ia
no other marks recoccted reward OF len ao 49,
paid upon his delivery to US. rn,yy =, aTUATER
H''-' A> 26-tf
Aug.6
N1ETAIIC ROOFING-Coppe Zinc and Tin Roofing exc,
wi cuted approved PLAN and h gwen
nm terms Satisfactory reference can os
If eaursd All communications, post paid WI M e
prompt attention. '0eIih W. n6-5,
Fredericksburg, Va, Aug. "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-06

IatlLie Property at C"n6crfand conthonsc Jor s"'c
- yirrnr ii Deed Trust, executed AMI 81 ccoi ~ ~"
ID Clerks Office ead county, by YIN H. Ho>on and Wit ~
The Subscribers purposes therein mentioned, lcy "i "
c.ed on The 9th day 81 september rn nj Cumberland '"a
nlsr that being day I" sell. Ia the highest hihrf
.,s tlrn known, the whole o the Estate conveyed
IN d. consisting five hundred aud forty aud onruui
IL land adjoining one Of the public square and r
son, distance fronting main ucknsrm road upon which
erected comfortable dwelling house ai other suitable hhhi
nr c The USE Of family house the count
house And also, crlst mil known by III. name Of nH"S
Mill containing fifty eighty acres 81 and me nj
house large well located Tor good run Of cs'o"h
Two pair o stones, machinery, Sc lying near ilr '"uh
house lands nort The subscribers have doubt about III
title 10 the property Sold but acodn. io CUSTOM vi" CD"
ycy only such title is vested IN them a. IfI~ir.-
~ ' JOHN DANIEL, | y,,.,,.
HENRY IRVING, '"
T. The land in The advertisement above = ,ln1d "a ~
health, mari al state, with good water and tut
nnr ~ situated healthy retreat summers
residence ior lower country famyand !. tnaS suitable"
with some expsusc h. converted mt" pubic tavern h' -
residence for merchandising, there beng no store ~ tnr
IN. subscriber invites particular arn"n 81 ne Pbl "'
,,,nv. valuable Real Estate, which is How IN market
"'''' ~ WM. y. liOB-DS.
49,. aJ-"td-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-06

NIADSWORTH TURNER < ia. have received a>>"i'
" Cotton oxHaurg and BIO. Shccns aud Shns>
rgna Offered III This n1rAt which tr! VIII sol
their usual ,odaiing
N- & n,-G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-06

MT. Badger famous speech, declaring it TO be false
mat General HARRISON "favors Bank'of the United
against Bank, was published under the direction of
The Central Committee "ot North Carolina" So says
The kaeish Register which printed it. So untrue
then IS II, that the last Election decided in favor OF
BANK IN North Carolina. The same remark is true Of
Virginia Here the Wing Convention declared against
General Ilarrsons being in favor Of Bank. And
yet, Mr. Tyler is to be told that he is pledged to
the Wings by that very election, 10 20 for a Bank
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-06

pMINISTRATOR'S NoTicE-Ail persons who have clair
against Estate III James Sllrhar deceased h.fry
memorandum If the ior Al Tho ~
fee Nr>>r Meredith Young, Attorneys Law, this
III indebted the sand requested u settle
the due Ly them, respectively, without d. lay
WILLIAM II. BADGER,
administrator u isWes sAphG'd, dsroa.-t
Ana ah--it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-06

p~d, his residence, in Pike county, Missouri. r
." uia Ut concr>tise isNrr NAiKEa g. Mfr.
formerly louisa county, llr stat 81 Virginia.
III, death gentleman truy 10 b. lanttri Tor t" i
resided hi, and sttilcd
and friends, no
The ~ ii endcartd IL them by the s,f"ner-, ~, ~
and ificnsi-and h- death must ital h. los ~
tn, community iiuc eannni for many Years repair
Ii,d. ns kanr. GoocIam county. The night u tie l
Mrs. J.. Gu,o>, Ia ih- 18th =" her aitn
weeks IN TINS dptn-aiton 81 Pf"
lrncr a husband and cli,n four and the other
weeks old. left Ia lrr and mourn The los ~ one
~ M. best 1T aud mothers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-06

4 ~, 80, IilE REVENUE ElL!.
MS Oi', which lays duty of - per cent upon tea
and coffee and except, jcwrlry:-whch goes et.
icct I'm Supscnberl almost wiliou. notice 10 our i'm.
Porungi merchants, which lays heavy tax upon the
People for the benefit the hoiders of the articles
passed through The House of Representatives by The
force of a caucus The Wing Correspondent Of the III,
Charleston Courier of the 3lst July, writes "a eau
Gus was held, on Tuesday night By the Wings, at which
was setIe that the bIl should pass Before that.
was in doubt. Nearly all the Southern and Western
Wigs Supported tic measure" This bill, thus passed
through under the Of the Caucus and the gar
law, strikes IA party blow (says the Correspondent Of
The PennsylvanIan) at commerce, manufactures, and
Pennsy lvania (and Virginia too,) which will be felt by
every house-keePer, -keeper-eyery body. The
continuance Of the Secretary of the Treasury 10 raise
revenue By taxes tea and coffee as uxures, and x.
empllng jewelry and sa,uary, epauettes and engta.
Wings, as necessares of life, was passed Ia third
reading under most extraordinary circumstances
wing caucus carried IT. and Pennsy lvania may see in
s hrst blow at her interests, what she will have feel
rom others like It to follow The Wings say they
, mus. ana will have money, and they have by this
o'u the hrs stone of OF conrlvances for getting
i q. Tue expense Of the painesi principles Of right
ana ths tax upon tea and coffee is levied upon the
people, 10 supply the place Of the proceeds of the Pub
l'c Lands which are TO be given away! =