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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-12

Salfd1e SO en.-Gine Wen9e fa[fhe Gbaler
Otcten ouf bic Sbo 2tfe uno Srut @pnpaeue 1lnb in
Serterptle ttnb pph aud in anbern N(Gke1 in OhiD
p,ppb( ais audi Suotdna, III llmlau Oeie Soften traz
een ben 3eu uuo 4ten 9lprt ben 4ten ,no 9en 9uout
ais 0attm AT fIeb, no nit bem Sud)taben 136esetd,z
net, sablbar an s. Wcpre, 6. Bates, &. Waun unb G.
ManlD-famucl1, 9Srt9bt, SNatd) uuo So Ne1s9)orf
8erfertteer. Sn Wtlttepuntte beHnoet d, en 8dl,lr
nit &lben lto Sd1aafcn, Die Iteben unb lieaen obae
bcet - Gtte locomotive uno &arren,u itebt auf Ser
reen Seite, 1no Gle Tta1r cines Sncianers, 1T am
gnbe su iehen Der Stid lit ihledbt, bod, tann man
9etduIht perpeu. CGplf6blatt.
SarriIon's oqbItte in B ebinqtpu.
9lm 24lfen Tebrnar octrtc cds Heprdentdntenbous
$4,000 sur neuen SIusItattuna oeS peiBer Naules nm
es ipe en9e gSbi9reoner bemerften surNufuabme nes
cinslrcbten.- Cte Stimmen itanrcn 90 Qeeen So, oa
notrlider 9Gei1e ale oemrfratildcn N2ita(ecer ces
Eaues cageaen tparen. QSir 11gen natilrlther gDee
benn mclder pernInf9e Otann orfte elauben, caB fur
ben 9cebutten prdIcenten Elm Soaus nit ant oenuo
euQertet iei cas-, ipe un6 Der Wakl er,dhlt prs
ce, berct5 III ,ehr ais Criental(er pract fd,immerte
nno trohlte 2-9duenoe uno abCr TaMicnce Der Heben
oe6 ercBen Qi9enfilriten S9e ipnroen ber oas Qano
ocrbreitet Ddrln ersdhlt man nne bon ecloborbiren
8Urhdn9en, prad,toDlen Gabcurete, unober9'eibeu :;
jets d'can aclrcnen e6etn, &c &C. &c. ae beIe errz
lihteiteu Idet err Ban 8uren urid uno cenncd, mus
iebt cas 9rlf Ger Union ncd,mas $1,000 aus enerGa
Ie beroUrbcen, um Die DrdIloenteurpobnunq fir ben
'Qc9blens Soaro: @iber>6urmer' an It'd n B eiu,u
rihten.--S Der Wanclnn9 g6ir batten ge9laubt br
Narriiou piroc aS einsaen spndensmertben3 3tcrratt
tcs eu @cpH5fin All Die Yforte ces tpeeen Saues na<
9eln laeen. Ub
Der Staat Sqiupts bat bresehn Mtnicnen Gha(er
IShulben, unb beilst ntdt einen SUP gienbabn cber
Canal tn prdfttlmer 6 2bdttafeit.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-12

Dae OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der Geles9ebuua pcnecui.
ana bat einen 8eihuB aenehmiet, ,poburd, bic @ena.
torsn nno 9eerdienonten ecufanos in, @onsreee be,
ooImddqt tno, oaraufSu oringen, oas nur c1nn Gins
panoerer Stimmredt erbaIten ioleu, >peu e 21 coh.
re i'm eanee sepsen ftnS.--"SaIo miro bic Gronipcte
5laIen!' (;E
Cine Blcrioas3eitun9 bemerft ,penn auel1ncnsfoos.
ten i! 10 tef in Sdu!o'n eefirS bdtten, p oas Ger.
nno fanf5i9 SOaaen silber betra9en tpiirceu,
Sa oapana 1T ote0tadrtt eiusela1fen, boB elm eno.
iIdee &rieasd,tff Dor &ur5em einen N1arif auf Bic
lsan!iden Sactcre!en su @alipas Der Ritite BON
afrtfa madte. Die Mannihaft (anoete uno ,erfSrte
|oe bort benbliden Baarer, etpa 500 900 gSoer an
erth .nS 500 Se9er, tpsle bort arbeeten, enlefen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-14
PUBLIC MEETING IN RIctI,,o~n


Al pubic meeting o the citizens of r lchmo,d
convened by the Mayor OF the City, IN the AIer.
chanls Exchange, on Friday, the 10 Il of Septen1
Der 1871, TO manifest the interest OF this communi.
", IN contemplated Improvement from yuchburg
TO some point near the Tennessee line on rno,;o1,
OF Mr. Fleming James, the Mayor Of the CITY. Gen
WIN. Lnmbcr,, was called to the Chair and Mr.
Thomas H. Ellis appointed Secretary.
MIR WIN. IL. Maciarand submitted the c,Ilov,in,
preamble and Resolutions:
UhcreaS, The contemplated improyennes, from,
me tennessee Inc TO the James River through the
South western portion Of the State re.ion rich in
mineral and ether products, is not only IMMIGRANT
To the country Immediately interested Inn 10 tbc
state al large, by the effect IL will have in adding
greatly 10 the value aud variety of the nooreg,t.
production, and as opening avenue To a large and
valuable commercial intercourse with Tcnnesss, a, A
other Staies,-and this meeting concurring in the
u'Es"t eAPtuieney OF making the Improvement,
without more delay than can he avoided There.
fore, '''
hesSlged, That delegates be appointed to
attend the Convention to br convened at Montpo.
merry Court House on the 25.h October
On motion Of MIR James, the blank in the resol,,-
ton was filled with the word "iifteenm and tho ,c
ton on the preamble and resolution having been 60.
ptralciy put, both were unanimously adopteG.-
Whsreupon the following gentlemen were appoint.
ed Delcgates:-W III. mcfarland, James w
iesLa m flenins James I'd ron Hdxall, RAJ
oIeh Travis Daniel, VIM. B. Archer, John Enders
John Van-Lew, Samuel f.. Adie WIN. William,
WIN. G. Allen, EGord d. Bentley, James Gray,
Joshua J: Fry, and Nathaniel Denby.
MIR. mcfarland proposed the following re,,lu.
ton; ''
Reso!Ued, That wyndham Robertson, E,g. nj
Washington, tnd William NJ. Poyton, Esq ol
Roanoke, be requested to represent this meeting in
The Convention, in the event Of failure Of the do.
lega cs 10 attend.
And, the same having been adopted, on mo.
ton, the meeting adjourned.
WILLIAM LAMBERT, Chairman.
THOMAS II. Ellis, Secretnry
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-14
TnE RIOTs An CLNcINN,rl

We learn from the Cincinnati Gazette that that
CITY was disturbed by fur her rotos PROCEEDINGS on
Saturday night, the 4h instant. On Saturd,v
morning meetings were held Ivy the City Council
and 10y tie Citizens generally. The G,zs,,o
says
The citizens meeting was addressed bv tho Nav.
or, Judge Read, Mr. Puu, Sheriff A yery and N,
Hart. They resolved to observe the law 10 die.
counienonce mobs, invoked the aid Of tho civil
authorities TO stay the violence, and pledge than.
selves to eK'ruon IN aid Of the civil nuthoty to ar.
rest and place within tho reach OF the law. the ne.
groc5 who wounded the two white boys ON Cnlnn1.
bi1 street That the Township Trustees enforce
the law OF 1907, requiring security ofncrrocg uedr-
ing themselves 10 enforce IL 10 the letter until tbc
Guy, rs relieved OF the effect Of modern abolition.
ismi assuring "Ouf Southern brcthrcnn 10 carrv ont
that 'act in good lati"-and 10 deliver I'm under
the law Of Congress forthwith" every ncsro who
escapes from his master and comes within our Lo,.
dcrs' Iney requested the Mayor, Sheriff, ond the
eyl authorities, 70 proceed at once To tho dwellings
o the blacks and dslTm them Of all OIL .nsivc ,cc,
pons-and recommending search for oaenders
against tho laws, immediate legal proceedings
against them, and efficient pitrol TO pro,cet tbe
persons and property Of The blacks, during the cx-
Silence o. the present excitement and until they
siYo the bonds required by the act Of 1907 or leave
INC CITY. They requested the puro Is and guar.
dams Of boys 10 keep them At home, or away from
| the scene Of excitement. They "RssgiUed, Thai
we view. with adherence tho proceedings Of the
nVouohls' IN our CITY, ana mat VIC repudiatc Their
doctrines, and believe II to be the duty ofovsry good
citizen by all lawful means to dscountonanco every
man who lends them his assistance" These re-.
/ oluton5 were reported Of n committee com
| p scd by Messsrs w Pratt, & Avery, x A
| Madison, e Vaughan, - Storor, ID T. Dinsov
Read, Goodin, and w Thomas, wei
| adopted unanimously, signed by the Mavor n
the city, Col. DAVIS, President of the tne,tino
and Edward Woodruff, President Of the Gil,
Council, as their Secretary, printed IN handbil :
and posted ~ all parts Of tho city.
AIS T. NJ. on Saturday, the Mayor, Sheriff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-14
Mr. GAMBLE moved the ps,,ioos question

i And there was second.
l Several motions foe adjournins, rail-, of IN,
House, nc, were made and Withdrawn, or rejected
| And the m,in question (being on the passage o
the b,iD was ordered; and, being taken, resaltct
| IS follows:
| GEAS-Messrs. Adams, Allen. I. w Andrews
And,e~s, Arnold, Ayeriss. B,ker, Barnard
| parton, Birdseye, Black, Blair, Boardman, Borden
Bots, Milton Brown, Jeremiah B,own, BnrnelI
william Butler, VIM B Campbell, Thos J Camp.
| oell Casey, John Clark. Cowep, Cranston, Ora.
VEINS, Gushing, Gauei Davis. william e D,wson
| Deberry, John Edwards, Everett, Fillmore A Inv.
renee Foster, Gamble, Goegin, l. G Goodc, Ora.
nam, Green, Greg, Habershan,, Hall. Halsted
henry. Hudson, Jcs Irwin, James, Isaac u Jones
yohn Kennedy, King, Lane, Lawrence, L + MAJ
! shall, Sampson Mason, Mathoi, MAttocks. MAY.
well, Maynard, Morgan, Morris, Morrow, Osborne.
o,wsloy, Pope. Powell, Benj,mn Randall, Alex.
nandaIl, Randolph, Rnyner, Rencher, R,dgeway,
Rodney, Russell, Sslonstall, Shepperd, Smonton,
SIade, Smith. Sprisg. Stany, Stokely, S;ra,,on, A
u III Stuart, John L Stuart, Summers, John 1,
Iompson. Richardson w Thompson. T,llnghnst.
To'and. Tomlinson, Tnpeit, TrumbulI, Under
Wood, Van Rensselaer,, Wallace, Warren, Edward
ID. White, Tho. w Williams, Lewis Williams. ]
-I03 ''N"S'
NAfS-Mossrs. Arlington, Athcrton, Banks.
Bidlack, Boyd, Brewster. Aaron v Brown, Chns
Brown, VIM q Butler. L G Caldwell, J Campbell
chapman, Clinton. Coles, ID Davis, John B
Dawson. Dean, Dog, Eastman, John G Edwards.
ESoett, Ferris, John q Floyd, Charles A Fioyd,
Torrance, Gerry, Gilmer, William o GoOde, Gus
tine, Harris, John Hastings, Hays, Holmes, Hop.
klns, Houck, Houston, HUBBARD, Hunter, Insersoll,
Wm w Irwin, Jack, Cave Johnston John w Jones.
hein, Andrew Kennedy, Lewis, Abraham McClel.
Ian, Rober, Mcclellan, Mckay, McKeon, Mai
,ory, MarChnnd, John Thompson Mason, Mathews
mneui'' Newhard, PaImenler, Partridge, Payne,
Plu'ner, Profit, Reynolds, Rhett, Rigss. Rogcrs
shaw, Shields, Snyder, Steenrod, Sweeney, Turncv
Van Buren,, Ward, watterson. Weller. Westbrook
james w Williams, Wise, Wood-SO
30 the vote required by The Constitution las above
s'ateG) not having been obtained, tho bill was re-
Jected.
Some further proceedings on other bills were had.
report oil which, for the sake of accuracy, as IN.
nonr was late and the confusion great tho Rcpor,er
detsrs ul the next publication.
And, at seven O'Clock, the House ndi,urnca
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-14

u.
T'IE undersigned rave been Induced ly rcrc,t cy.,,
Il I" commence the publication OF = ncw VINO JorRS,i
az ' scat 81 the General Government. The scheme la
ucen stimulated into imn.e late Development by te ,fr
maiy detection 90 use harsncT isrm) 4 porton Of
We wig pary' anh by tho general feeling Of Indignation
N, ~ mtnioFtcd In all diT6cunus the mise hcyoug
ahIaHcida purposes Of few ambitious % selfish roll.
gle NJ tsil. w wv s'''''"S "''"s
We shhH raise The true Wig Standard AMI 10 battle 10
tho test Of our abilities, for The integrity of Tho rrcai ~
pay ana lr cpnsuppaton uf all the Reforms contcndcd
ni M Tue late canyass We shall go Tor such an admir-
uaunn ~ public afIlm will meet the generous conf.
uehG.' ana Iuhl the patriotic expectations Of the Aucri
' I,"lc AMI iu tuttctancc Of these objects We saT
u,.ac NC experience Of macy years. and zeal for The
eal cause which uc vicissudcs Of time have in no de-
rr"mpied, as We arc tn Ibis task, by TIC advice Of
wings IN an quarters, shall expect jealous co ourr
others W ''s' ''' ANU
me subscription price ~ tho parer (Which isto he semi
weekly n Tue recess AMI thrice week during the sc.iors
OF 'ongresO viii he Pfvg per annnm inyariaIv
u" gi.dn''. ,.., JOHN VI. PLEASA MS,
',-L,.,,,n.tI y I7il' JOHN =. GALLAItER.
- Wing papers generally, are requested 10 cory this
notice. 1880 W WV WIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-14
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
DESIRABLE REAL. ESTATE,

by virtue Of Decree Of the Circuit Superior Court II
- Law and thsncefY, Tor the county n He rico and t
gI Richmond, made outhc S day ~ July 1910 In saurg
therein depending IN which Annabcla burr aa Guardian
oibEthcih AMI Thomas ~ Burr anil others arc plain.
un, and Harriet T. Burr anI others arc dcfond,tts .I,r
nh FRIDAY the 18th ~ Oct, bcT next, Of O'clock y
pIo c' UPON c premises 10 sell tho property n sail
decree provided, VIZ:
Those two newly erected Brick Tcncments sim ai. on
Ross Hest and now n the occupancy ~ Mrs Burr ana
George llutchson, E.p
Secondly, the vacant lots on Ross, Governors, and
Thirdly, the Lot on aud 9TH streets al In the CITY of
Richmond,
AuIlasy, snail tract NJ land about ~ acfrs i'm tho
county oi Hcmrro adjoining the Lands 81 Rev. samuel =
Skinner aud Mr ttll
The vacant Lots Rosa and 2 streets, situated At tho
corner above The Fir Presbyterian Church. will be dyd
seen ~ ihc ufcc Of Me7aTH. Dunlop Moucmc a 90.
TERMs for the Tcncmonts and vacant Lots:
Ono fourth cash the balance thfoe equal payments M
g. ~ 1ns IS months, bearing interest Gon no ay on ic
Bonds with approved s.Durty, Tor the deferred nav
Tla Withheld l payment IN ull, and conveyance IN,
fcCtod by ho tuur; and th0 land IN tho eouny III JIcpt
sT uonihs credit, with interest on to dsy of sslo
and ike terms as above specified ~ ~ '0'
PEAcHY X. GRATTAN, Comn'r.
,el DrvOr worcrnr & Co, Aur,r.
IIOYT a. co.'s OFEICE.-No.. 2 ~ ~ l. a ~
- 500 saturday. drawing comes in the u,rpip- Go,
az, s1lut ~ NJ lfO. &c 1irkcfssS Come fo uOyT
tOSani gct Pr1ss. W. wv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-14
MARINE JOUEN
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water, this day, , O'Clock. p NJ.
ARRIVED


Ship Caledonia Brander James MALLORY n,,s,..
from Liverpool, with merchandise, 10 T. RobeTtson
Yanew & Smrh, Kent, Kendall & A,w,ter
Thomas * Chtrles Ellis, Taylor s Co, L,ondons'
WIllIngh,m \ Drewry, VIM Butler c ] Rich,
Brig Phlos, w Carter MASTER from Liver.
pool, with merchandise, to Taylor & Co, smith
Harwood 4 Co, Chss Palmer.
Schr Enterprlse, Collins, New York, sundries
to Biniord \ Porter, w Ritter, J A Belvin, A An
ker, Dunlop, Moncure s. Co. Gretter & Peakc r.
G Rice, Williams x HaxaIl, A Duvnl & Co. R,n.
dolph X Harrison, Duval, Allison & Watt, wi
6nVsT Maddox, II Boyden, c Richards &
Co, Davis, Tyler * Taylor, Davenport 4 Allen
III Hymnn.
=, Schr Corvo. Crockett, Thomastown, lime, to J
Fisher * Son.
Bng Creole, Enjsor, New Orleans, sundries. 10
Dunlop, Moncurc & Co, Lancaster, DENLY & Co.
In Lat. SO 10. Long. IS a.. at past 10 T.. NJ. Of
Tuesday 9Th inst, Mr. Goodson Miller, native
OF Matthews County, Va, was lost overheard, ey-
cry eXertion proving unnvniling to save him,
Steamboat Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore, sun
dries. '
SAILED,
Schr Gen. Washington, Baltimore coaL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-14
a NEW WING JOURNAL

oNlLLi't
Schr Gen. Washington, Baltimore, coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-14
Opiniors ab1ni n, 80 IL .

We invite attention to the article from the New
York STAR exhibiting tho opinions Of bo.h parties
about the Veto. Loco Foco tzul;ation Is not nc
great as was expected.
Prom tho New York Star
The VETo MEssAGE-PuBLfc OPINION.
" the veto message is a source Of modification IN
the friends Of the administration, loeofocoism finds
little IN u 10 rejoice over, and that Is some comfort
Inc President evidently does not coyct the "iour
years support cOndtOnulIy rendered ~ him by Nj
Bonton. We have never credited the rumor that MIR
rye intended To separate himself from the party
mat elected him, change his political gtound and
select hi5 councillors from the ranks Of ihc onpot.
ton. u was not credible that he should thus blast
the reputation acquired during long useful and
consistent public lie, and fDredoom his name to thc
eNecfation OF succeeding ages. His !ato message
bears internal evidence o. the authors sincerity and
OF his strong desire 70 act in harmony with lhe de-
mOcr5tic wing party, aud 10 retain their conf encs
We have no doubt that u has been extremel -,
painful 70 MIN 70 differ from them on single point
and although we cannot understand tho inGatuauor
under which lie has ncted that IS no reason WHY ",
should not give him credit Tor honesty of intention
The following extracts from the columns Of pro
mincnt lOcoOcO papers, will serve IN show that rh
language ofthe Veo - far from satisfactory 10 IN
dsstruetrves They have hs.sted Tags and fire,
cannon indeed, but even those Of them which q,
farthest IN their approval Of the message. merel,
\ damn II with faint praise. The EyenISg Posi-
/ will be seen, speaks of the document with unds
guIsed contempt.
| From The EvSHiag Post
| The looked for Message Of Mr. Tyler, returninl
| the second bank bill to the House Of Repressotn
tiyes with his objections, was sent in vsste,d,v
| and received here this morning When we 6r,
'iook IN hand We were plsase TO tina, It posses
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-14

Near Nieish, North Caron,, on Thursd,v tho
'lh instant, MIR WIZ +. BENTLEY of Greensho-
rough Alabama, To Miss SARAH Du PRr. dausb
ter Of MIR ID. Du Pre-, of the former place.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-14
TERMs for the Tcncmonts and vacant Lots:
mOUsE AND Inr-


Wv " 'aNHF.a1 ~ ANANloNs
~ MONDAY next, 2Jh instant a; half past o,lo- L.
- y Ntuu The prr misses We shall ft NJ auctop 10 tbg
Wgem hiddcra lot II Ground ffonnr ~ fee 0 iocbes
on street, between fth aud Oh. Iunnnt hack X, FEET on
wmchm Fiamc House, two Ftoiics mgh with Kre hen
TcImson day u salc. WILLIAMS a uAxAIII.
'''' AuCf'Tf.
Il OsT. NtHcrday, ~ the Marker House Inv POCKET
lLHoph' containing ono dollar aui my Frrc Tsrcrs fIns
""'s ~ ~. tNcn Tor the return sf Tho Free Papers 20
~ 'iss" ''sl'n"' INuM FREEMAN.
MI AhSbAND PLAIDs AND sTRIPEH n
As t'ctlNeu nuior falo ~ Baltimore prices by
"H kbNT, KENDALL a ATwATER,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03

Louisville Female Academy.

A TINE Trustees Of the Louisville Fe-
6 Il male Academy having EMPLOYED
l,1l, Ma. G0DDES and Lady 10 superiHiend the
- Institution and also two Ladies as assis
tants, would give notice to the public that the schoon
will commence, under the most favorable auspiCes,o
the LIST OiFeb next For beauty ollocauon, Lou
isviIe IS not surpassed By any village ia Mississippi
for facilities Of intercourse il Is equs to al inle-
nor town IN the State and from It's first settlement,
10 the present time, 1t has probably been as healthy
as any town in the L. States. For llie last three
years, Mr. and Mrs Golden have supeIinlended
the Female Academy at Mesopotamia. Ala. and that
School, during that time, has been as large and as
popular as any similar school IN Ala. Indeed they
come with the most satisfactory Recommendations
Al the branches of education taught IN the best
Academies Of The kind will be taught in this
Board Sc can be had on the most reasonable terms
When the beauty Of the place is conSidered-its
heslhuness-ltS facilities Of communication, 1.-THE
Stage passing SIX times week. and the well mer-
tied reputation OF the Teachers-the Trustees think
they have goo1 reason to anticipate very liberal
patronage from an enlightened Public.
For further particulars address A. golden,
Louisville, Winston county Miss.
Jan 90, IS4l.
There is also well conducted Male Academy
under the direction OF the Rev. James Martin, in
which all the branches usually taught IN institution
of the kind, are taught. The character of Mr. Mar
TN as teacher and gentleman is such as need
no commentator.
Feb ., ls4l.-3l-lm PrsfSs
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03
PROPOSALS
For publishing IN The City Of jackson, publ
journal TO be called
The Reporter.

THE subscriber proposes TO publish during the
session OF the legislature paper with the above
title. The present condition Of political parties in
this country and especially in this state render such
a paper actually necessary. The wings have Just
vauIted into power with an overwhelming ma orty.
1t is necessary that they should be strictly watched
and their measures freely canvassed.
There is now little doubt that the wings will have
the ma orly in The legislature on pinl ballot. Sub.
lectS OF great moment will come before that body at
its next sesson-subjects which involve the happl-
ness and prosperity Of lie people otlhS state. Ii
will be the duty OF the Reporter Ia discuss those
interests and the measures which may be proposed
IN relation To them.
The Reporter shall be faithful reporter Of the
proceedings Of the legislature and OF such speeches
Of the members Of both branches as may appear to
be OF genera interest. The aclings and dongs OF
the assembled wisdom Of The state will be faithfully
set down.
The Reporter will be principally devoted to state
policy. The paper will be democratic without be-
ing exclusively Of party cast. II will be our OBJ
jet to discuss principles exclusively. We shall
therefore endeavor to AVOID all personalities. We
shall not speak of men any further than it may be
absolutely necessary IN the unrestrained discussion
olmeasures. JAMES S. FALL.
Terms One dollar during the session of the e-
glslalure. Gentlemen procuring five subscribers
will receive one copy gratis. Subscribers viii for
ward their names BY the first OF January No sub
scrIbers received without payment IN advance.
j. ST
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03
Notice.

HAVING purchased OF Mr.. T. B. Randle, tn
Il L right olWaterman & Learned's labor saving
Brick Machine, now offer to dispose of individual
or county rights to suit purchasers.
This machine has been in operation the past sea-
son, sufficient time to test its utility 1t respects
its durability, and the saving OF labor.
The principal advantages this machine has over
all others now in use, consists in the simplicity and
strength Of its structure having no complication Of
machinery that is liable to get out OF repair, and the
rapidry it tempers the clay and moulds the brick
making from 90 to so per minute with the aid OF
two horses, four men, and a sufficient number o
boys to bear oil the brick.
Those wishing for a cheap and expeditions meth
cd Tor manufacturing brick would do well 10 ava
themselves Of this opportunity.
All communications addressed to the subscribe
wmeet with immediate attention.
JAMES F., SMITH
Columbus Mi, April 9th, ls39-59-tE
n. b. Gentlemen wishing to purchase county or
town rights, can be accommodated by applying ny
the'oltce of the Columbus Democrat, where thea
can see testimonials Of the utility Of the above met
toned patent.
1.-THE Missssippian, jackson, and the Republi-
an, Holly Springs, will please give the above six
Sc rtons and forward bills TO me. j. E. s.