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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-11
C'ongrsss- Tuesday.

In the Senate, the Bankrupt bill still under discus.
son-but decision.
In the H. Of r., I'm Committee Of the Whole, Mr.
Clifford in the Chair the question was on the appro
pratIon of 100000, towards terminating the Florida
war-hlessrs Cooper and Black Of Georgia, and By
num- poured hot shot into Gddings Of Ohio, the Abol
ZIONIST for his Abolition Speech The Speaker wished 10
sion Mr. Cooper in his rcply-but Messrs. Cooper
and wise protested against the inrrruPiion-nnd
Mr.. Black appealed to the House.and the Chair
man was no, supported The replies of Messrs: Copper
and Black were scathing, if we may judge from the
almpses have, in their denunc'al'ons Of u'da'nss'
and his docrines-B But no question was taken
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cpIST AND SAW MILL FOR SALE.

TIME Grist Mill, with f Of Land under post
aud plank enclosure recently in thorough repair, with
iron machinery, situated WesIam Creek, near the
River IN Canal within i've miles Of City Of Rich
for sale most mmodating terms, yzone third
purchase money cash, reasonable good
security interest added the balance five years credit
more desired interest payable annually for bonds satisfactorily
endorsed and deed Of trust uron the property.
Also Woodland Farm, about miles the City Of Rich
mond situated the Three Chopped road within miles Of
Canal, with comfortable buildings, dwelling house. barn.
bes hay corn houses &C. &C., with about 100 cleared
closed with ditch post and plank fence, and about eco young
fruit trees Of choice selection all just old enough bear
uit the balance OF the Land being $50 The tract and Of
original oak and pine growth comprising much oak and pine Tim
quality great deal Of Spanish and chesnni
bark article, and Of high
Northern markets The favorable rs those above
stated Than the timber and bark would
repay. For terms, apply 10 .. - ....,,., ~
II Swim
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.,-.n, leaders Of their sect as we have
40 Inc rrs,st Distribution and the Tariff, Public
li' wa and we even dare to hope, when he must see
PERT gu" nepts of his recent party, National Bank
The dtSf, Tbs only hold which the Wings have upon
is'IN u" Wise is the hope, that General Harrison
HtGt carry GU, the principles of 1.-THE Republican put
WI, Of the Wing party, and that the oa IRE IRE
neral WV Who are getting mp this Called Session, to
tqn%, The adoption of their darling measures
,hs arsa, People can have time to recover from
e'''' 1alns,op and their Nebuchadnezzar party can
'ae'f ~, I. ,no pieces. Bot the Wings know, as Mr.
w. onsh 10 know, that the President Elect mas not
". intellectual power, nor the moral force 10 stem .ne
Tx q those master and congregated spirits, which
themselves masters Of his person, if not OF
-" ",a' Mr. Wise himself ought to see ii; for,
a. he expect from Administration, that is
MA ac,sd by Daniel Webster, under the auspices Of
~, CLAW
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CUARLoTTEsyILLr. FsL. 4

OHAKLDTTEsVTLLE, 30 =
Commonwealth vs.. Srmmes.-This occupied the
whole Of Tuesday and Wednesday, and was concluded
on Wednesday night about o'clock-when the court
unanimously decided TO send the accused 10 the circuit
court which sits the 10th May next for final trial The
Commonwealth was ably represented by Lucian Minor,
Esq. of this place. and Sydney S Baxter Esq, Ator.
ney- General, Of Richmond The defence was managed
with great ability by Messrs Gilmer, Rives, Lyons
and LEIGH -Jrfcrsonian.
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RANKS OF VIRGINIA,

Our Banls still paying specie, and serious runs
have been made upon them. They confidently think
they can sustain themselves, although every Bank in
Philadelphia and Baltimore may suspend fine spirit
anima,es our Presidents One Of them told US yes,er-
day. in decided and buoyant tone, when asked what
we should say for them Say that paying sPc
Gle and that we mean to do so. But don't say as You
did on Tuesday-,ce ,cM fire can. Say unqunicdly
we can and viii 60 on If Virginia stand up in the
South. it would indeed he feather in her cap.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-11

Yesterdays Proceedings in the House IF Delegates.
We have no room for the details this morning.
The order of the day was the election of the principal
Executive Officers Of the Government Auditors, Regis
ter, &c All the present ncumbents were reelected
without opposition. The only difficulty related to the
election Of the Superintendent and Agent Of the PenI-
Tertiary. Some objections being made to the latter, q
letter was sent in by him. requesting time for nyesti-
CATION. Finally, the election was postponed till to-
morrow week, and a Committee ordered for in
vestigatng The accounts of the Penitentiary, &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-11

BOSTON VIII stand this Spring panafou "Oahnnd,"
ID Chesterfield county, =. miles from Richmond aud Petersburg
and ready 500 the 10 be pad
which closes Is, july with 81 cah oihe Groom Mares
will fed with what they NJ shincS per
boarded There convenience that
old have for the accommodation ol
snch lots stables and pastures Every aen
lion shall he paid accidents but Liability Tor any
Roson has mn every where New York TO Georgia. and
has won more Jockey Clubs Of three and four mile heats than
any two horses ever did having lost and well
known 10 advertise at length, for his winnings would nil the
whole newspaper His S poT great strengtA and pure
5!ood suits all mares, and IS all aa. JrsedeTsaeant
' ~ WM r. JOHNSON.
Fl, !, s9-2awtl5May
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u The Republicans of Cupeper county, are request
ed 10 convene their February Court TO take into con-
sideraton the propriety Of appointing Delegates to
Convention, to be held ar Culpcper March Court,
MANY VOTERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-11

CHARLES r. SHAW proposes 10 on the III o. March
- next Classical and Mathematical School,
which may prepared IL" the University OF Nmcna
any Coll fI tc pioin Of Iivli Enc
Mr. ;. relies upon COMPETENT Classical rdncain ac-
Gmrrd Columbia College " Y, and i,,
West Point npon the he
him, ultimately aetr patronage .an lie
can reasonably expect NJ present.
The experience Of many years Engineering viii enable him,
shorter period, and satisfactory hoped
usual good capari, for Immediate
teal that profession, whether III the field The
Office.
Parents disposed with the education fer sons,
or yonns Assistant Engineers in
vled application james L. Heath Eg, I" Mr John
&. Snun ~ either Of whom they he furnished with
pcc!s of The each branch ~ education
Competent aid VIII h. obtained department, Wherein
number Of pupils the variety Of Mr. IS engagements
hrromr
R,rhmoud Feb llih 1871. s9--.tawtr
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We understand, that Giddngs, ian Abolition mem
Der of Ohio;) he who was invited to the Clay Dinner
at the Junction, and to Wing festival in N Carolina:
came with speech in the II. of r. on Monday last
which out. hcrods Herod. He abused the South, and
run up the back flag of Aboltonism to the top-mast
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LiGraru .7ssociation.-We had not the pleasure oil
hearing the Lecture of Professor Rodgers (o the UNI
versty of yrgnia) on Monday evening, addressed to
the Association of this City. But understand from
all quarters that it worthy Of the orator and the
cause-able as well as eloquent
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NTO1ICEThc subscriber respectfully tenders
planters and ans Of thr upper country,
produce goods and hopes Thai iIcc ,oais
with huafen md bna. owners win safety and
Dispatch aud by strict ard prompt attention hopes the
Of former patronage and give satisfaction others
favor him with th" business. - - per w!li be
deducted from my usual charges produce sell
when the Roanoke toll il advanced
For Sac.
900 barrels Of Tar. purchased low from klns,
300 sacks Liverpool and Alum Salt, ion.
Alw,ys hand, Fish, Lime Flour No. and 0znabnrgs.
Yarns factory price, % ls and upw
Groceries and articles KEPT stoc low for cash.
change poducel sell Flour, Bacon and produce
on commission place send better market and pay
proceeds in Danvle, GAINESVILLE or PETERSBURG
WIN. H. WESSON.
CASTOR, y. C., January lst, Isil.
R,fsrrnecs-I1 a. Campbell Co.. Geo Henderson,, Phadet
ohid Fleming James & Co.. Baldwin, Kent CO.. Richmond,
A. ~ ". Martin Dcnnans l.. James Co.. PorsLurg, IA;
T.. H. Hicks, LdrreHerrds, Ia; A. W. venable CtGrr, IA
A. W. Wmbis BroosnGi Ya X. w Williams and our House,
Price < Wesson Dnnriir, ia.
Feb III s9-2aw7w
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shows what generous feeling, ''sober, SECOND
thought, sometimes produces. 81 sic omnes'
Extract from gentleman Of Bedford county.
81 had the Enquirer discontinued bnt find can
not do without it. You will please direct il during life
Distribution is favorite scheme with the Wings
II is the lever by which they hope to move almost
every thing. II touches almost all their darling mca-
Give nway the proceeds of the public lands you
must raise the Tariff Before the increased Tariff
come IN, they make loan. they make loan, they
create funded stock With this funded stock, they
lay the foundation capital Of Bank; just as they did
with the two old Banks, and as done with the
Bank of England. This stock takes the place of spe-
ce-and thus though the Bank divides more, lives;
yet its foundation is weaker from the want OF specie;
and cannot we'll perform the safe Offices of specie
basis institution
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tuition shall avail itself of the privileges Of this Act the
wherever issued pursuant thereto shall be pad nj
the mother Bank, or any Branch thereof.
g. find be further enacted That the third section OF
the act entitled "An Act establishing general regnia
tons for the incorporation Of Banks passed the END
day of March, in the year 1887 shall be- and the same IS
hereby suspended until the first day of January nea'
L. Be further enacted That the bills or notes oil ,he
Merchants and Mechanics Bank of Wheeling, ana Oh
the North western Bank Of Virginia shall no. DC &c
ceivable in payment to the State of Virginia after ,ne
lapse Of thirty days from and after the Passaee VI as
act unless the said Banks shall hereafter cease 70 issue
most notes under the denomination of five hundred dol
lars and shall officially communicate to the governor
of this Commonwealth their determination thereon
s. This act shall be in force from the passing thereof
The Georria Banks have resumed, and the Nlilledg-
v;le Ro,ner of the 9Th SAYS, he demands for specie
b,ye hen promptly met by the Banks, and we do not
that any serious difficulty will be felt, Ell
thor hv The Banks or community, in consequence OF
tho ,ci Of the Legislature the subject The calls
mon the Banks this place have been light, evlncng
The confidence of the community in their solvcncy
There can be no doubt that such would have been the
cane of all the Southern Institutions if the Bank of the
~ s had not disturbed their movements. This Bank
which pinned itself upon being the Great Regulator
has in fact proved itself to be the Great Disturber-
When il stopped in 81, the small Banks in the South
were forced to follow its example. In 40 it stopped
arainthe others had TO stop Last month, it went
and they went on. 1t stopped again-and the small
Banks of Philadelphia and Baltimore stopped Also
Thus the machine, which to regulate other lnst
tutons, did regulate them indeed-bu in such man
ner as TO prevent their continued resumption because
she had been so badly managed, to be compelled tc
stop The Banks of Virginia making indie
pendent and manly effort to go on and who does no
| wish them success.
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For the benefit Of disseminating Su6seri1eTs.-i !,
following is among the finest compliments we ever 'e
"the generous confidence of the Public 1t is not a.
ways IN our power to publish such elegans extracts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-11

NTRAAK c. RUFFiS attorney al Lar, VIII practise III tie -,
pcrio and Inferior Courts OF Abemare and Fluyanna cou-
ties Address-Charottesyle, Va.
January 18th, lsil, Twin
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13

v9 - N..tt..sss.4 ~ .,,,,r,.... Is
wIIrfam ea ARKFY IS .ns ion.
H. ~ ss- q IS ahs 0lice q 1ua Sc q the
$500 800 gsss 100 49, aPpsals Ct the
$685.
~ ere authorized e announce Cn1RrEs
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zig autaofszea g announce u A.
80 .'. 80. .lea'.ssl1, e cand-
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W. 81 .,,,ro,,..s
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s 4; 81 :. 800 .s ~ e-eleclion to
ne oa,les 81 Ifo9ate Judge q 1azOo conh.
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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13

We are exceedingly pleased to see that
our candidate, or rather THE Peoples candi-
date for Governor, has made such an arrange
ment as we see on foot between the Judge
and Mr.. Tucker, the Old Party candidate.
They make their elec.ioneering tour together
and address the people at the same meet
ings. This would most unquestionably in
sure the Judges election if the People had
not insured it long ago.
Judge Shattuck will make thorough tour
Of the northern part Of the State first and
then we may look for him down this way.
We shall expect him in Yazoo in October
He makes nearly a clean sweep wherever he
goes. The people call him "The Honest
Candidate. The plain unsophisticated hon
esty and sincerity eVinCed BY the Judge in
his speeches and intercourse with the peo-
pie meets hearty response and warm ap-
probation: His explanation Of the legal and
moral obligations Of sovereign State or
people to observe her treaties and contracts.
settles the ''Bond Question very readily
The great body Of the people are most as
suredIy IL favor Of Judge Shattuck for our
next Governor.
Mr.. HARLEY one Of our candidates for
COngress,is also amongst the peoples in the
north. He is admired as a candidate and
viii be honored as Representative.
BY the way, Colonel BINeAmAN, we hope
70 see you out soon. Give Messrs. Gwin
and Thompson turn Colonel-give them
chanee. When shall we see you in this
quaftsrl !.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13


Let the people al take notice, that the
BOND QUESTION win undergo discus.
sion in this place on TOMORROW. we
hope our friends from the country, Of an
parties and opinions, will flock ia and hear
what's to be said on both sides Of this highly
important subject. The anti-bond paying
candidates for the Legislature have been all
over the county presenting one side Of the
questiOn-now will The people come in and
hear BOTH SIDES. We expect that the subject
viii be argued fairly and properly upon its
merits. And if Messrs. Crenshaw and Banks
win only stick to the text and deal in the
merits Of the controversy, the people will
probably hear THE QUESTION fairly discussed.
We believe that the people Of this county
have been most outrageously deceived and
humbugged in relation to this question:
ne believe thai .Messrs. Cyeashaw and Banks
are leading me people into teartug difficulty
and danger, and we ask them 10 come up
here tomorrow and see whether their state
ments or their arguments will bear the slight
est investigation. Four or Eve speeches we
believe are expected. The discussion will
no doubt be animated and interesting. Then
let the People-all the people come into town
tomorrow, and bear in mind-the speaking
will commence at TEN O'clock.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.


10 the Editor Of the Yazoo City Wing:
l now regret that promised in nv last to
give you some account of our ssway of life,
here. We are the most listless company that
perhaps, every assembled at a WATERING
place. Not that there is any want of dis.
position 70 be social, but it is pure down
right lasiness, (if the ladies will pardon me
for the word that seems to render every one
incapable Of the slightest exertion. exeent
50 far as walking to the dinner table is con-
cerned.
There are two parties here, the oindolent
party and the "ultra lazy party.'' The
former are in favor of dancing, rolling nine.
pins, bathing, &C., while the latter hold all
such amusements as sinful in the extreme.
So it is seldom that we can get up q dance
the majority being Of the ssultra law party ),
Indeed, we have three ministers here with
heir families, Methodist, Presbyterian and
EPiseopalian, who exercise an influence over
eur little society, and prevent.many vorldt,,
ndulgence. Not that these gentlemen of
re Church arrogate to themseIves the rirht
p influence the action Of others; vel there
sFPens 70 be kindof restraint upon the visit
eFs here, especially The ladies, growing ont
of that respect for religion which I have
ever found manifested ID every portion 81
this Union
esterday, quite conversation was car
REQ on at table, between the nresbvfer;o,
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13


atea ssntinent q ave- stood lone ii
thai wild soliiaoe. almost stunned by lie
loud bursting of the waves asthey broke
upon she shore
Came Waa not Sd abundant as i lad boped
though flied ~ bag win gFos.beck snipe
and plovef and by The time returned found
ny companion very bnsily engaged with
their fsh, sailing shem away ID barrels bro'l
fol she purpose, while one oi he party was
preparing dinner
There q one inhabilant 81 these waters
peculiarly obnoxious ID fishermen. which
they cell esiingeree" Against this animal
! vas cautioned beioreI entered The water.
The body IN shape and appearance resem.
bIes one Of our soil-shelled turtles with the
head and feet cut Of, having tail 81 some
three feet il length attached. 10 his tall i
q sting Fixed near The end, about three inches
long, which Che animaIuses as means b
defence. The sting Is barbed. and YER,
pOisonous, and can Be drigen through man !
leg, occasioning 90 insupporable agony and
death-like sickness
This formidable enemy, how sver, may Be avoid.
ed By not raising the foot ia Tie water, But when
you wish 70 advance sliding ii On the bottom "a
that you do NOT tread upon The stinqeree and ho
makes of without using his sting.
Well, lam afraid my letter Is growing rather
long. 20 must hasten 10 the end.
We had most savory dinner of fish ana fowl.
which ve enjoyed under The shade Or The live oak,
By: The conversation Of dc fishermen gave me
more pleasure than the dinner, and both together
were treat such Is has seldom iallen.to nv lot.
These honesih hearted men looked npon me IS !
Jressarater man, thai il, they look me Tor Mis-
slsspPi boatman, and regarded nc with evident
pity when replying - ny nany questions respects
ing their vocation. One ii then. bantered nc Is
slap hats with hin, which agreed ii ID when
We returned g Pascagoula: Asnight appreach-
ed We pushed out further ID the Bay where. We
anchored g avoid Che musle,oes. The next day
was passed nearly in the same manner, and We
returned 20 Tie wharf near the Hotel about tea
invited. my companions to take Gin cock-
tau with me atthe bar 81 thp Hotel, rernarkinp
that ! would meet them there ii five minutes.
went to my room, slipped of ny fisherman,s earb
and drawing On ny Broadway irock and Learv
beaver soon found them all atthe place appointed.
hello" said my fayorite old iack-tar as /.
stepped U, "yOuEdon't mean 10 say that's YOU do
YOUR
Yes but ! % jacks said ]. and. touching.
glasses all round We drank bumper to the |. Egoe
q ne O''s0n'' proposed BY old Jack, Of old
: Number o. a. be was called by bis mates.
Yours,
woo
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13

We are requested to state, that it is in con-
temptation tohold WING MEETING here
on tomorrow, after the public discussion, to
consider the subject of Ticket for the Lee
gisature. This subject is not well under
stood by the wings Of the county, and we
think that some defnitive action is absolute
ly necessary. We hope the Wings of Yazoo
viii assemble here tomorrow prepared to act
in this matter, Immediately after the public
speaking is over.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
Warl WarI 49,!


learn from the Cincinnati Gazette. ina,
letter was received in that CITY. from
gentleman Of Philadelphia, in which The
writer states, chat Mr.. Fox, the British Min.
lister, has received orders from his Govern
ment to demand the immediate release J,
Mcleod, and in case Of refusal, BY the ..
States 70 do SO, to demand his passports and
leave the country. Mr.. Fox, it is said also
received prioate letter from Lord Palmer.
sion, advising him to endeavor to coar our
Government into measures before he made
an official communication.
The letter further states, s.that when Mr..
Stevenson, our Minister in London ,rtar
waiting for months, with becoming natienca
Tor an answer to his demand of Tenaration
Tor the destruction Of the Caroline. called
upon Lord Palmerston to enquire when re-
ply might be expected, he was told nv b;s
lordship, that it had already beer prenared.
would be delivered when desired. rnd arr.
a declaration Of aCGrg''
Well, if the above information be correc,
and we have no reason to doubt il. war i
inevitable, and the sooner it comes the bet
Ter, and when it does come to blows. John
Buil will find that he is not dealing with
emma We haVe logged England twice
and can do it again, then why should we
be backward!
As for England thinking that she can
scare the United States into measure is abb
surd IN the extreme. She will find that
Mcleod will be tried according to our laws.
ana i iound guilty by the Jury, that he will
pun hemp without foot-hold, her threats to
the contrary notwithstanding.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13

The last Southern comes 10 us with 4 Gre.
ply o. Hope & Co.. Of Amesterdam, to Gov.
McNutt's letter to them Of July Is, 1s41 ,,
# is Of course not intended to be understood
that this "replyp was ever much nearer
Amsterdam han Jickson is; butt takes
off the Governor iu about the handsomsst
style we have seen aieiy and exhibits .shis
Excellen1a D tBe kind Of dress which IS
sopsr for "his Highness' 70 appear IN be-
fore orla.
"A ln'- prlvets controversy between
Mr. lg,pit 1gessrs. Hope b ca. 81
re1 nigh very sropefly come nom
p'''Slaan. bus We presume shat 10 news
Pc ioyeisy viii be carried on between
'Al5 l =. llenzs and any 81 shese bond bol5
isal. '''a' .'ii'a vernon ia Chief
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CHANCERY -NOTICE
& asperior Court Of Chancepy,l Aug. Rules
Of TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. ISL

81, Is. ], 1Oafs 81 IhdnceFy, Aug Rules,
= TIE STATE o. MISSISSIPPI ls4l.
Il949I vs.. u matters sA rs , NE
John N. Parrsot, Bill. and i appear inc
that the defendant is not an inbab;tsn, q
this State, but resides beyond The limits
a 1 70 that the ordinary process Of this
gour; cannot be executed On him.-If i
therefore ordered, that unless IS Il ~
appear before the Chancellor At fbe conr1
lloom a Jackson. On the first MONDAY -
January next, and plead, answer o. demnr
e sac ~, The several allegations thereof
VIII .be taken for confessed, and such order
ana decree made therein as tie. ChanceIlor
mas deem equitable and just. And # s
aufenef ordered that. copy Of his order
g inserted % the '.Yazoo City Whigs once
week Tor two months successively'
lesl, RI. DIXON. Ct'k
81 BY VIZ 7. FOUNTAIN, ID. g.
Aug. L, ls4l, pr fee s15l 5.9t
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ADyER TEsFMENT0
EsrOfracfegT VTeafimo

sfiEhE will be Prosracted Presbyterian
Meeting held at Benton, for the pqr-
pose 20: q organizing Church, conmencing on
lllaay evening, the 18th inst. and continue
nntil sunday evening the 18th.