Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-05-22


chan ed at the city q Berlin, within the space oi
ten months from Inns date, Of sooner # possible.
In faith shsleol the respective Plenipo ,euuauss
have seusd the above articles as well IN French
as ia English, and have affixed thereto the -eals
either ms declaring al the same time that The
signature IN lhs two languages shall no, hereafter
be cited as precedent, Rer "a any manuerprj
udIce the contracting parties.
Done IN qaaduphesls Al the city Of Berlin the
twentieth day d May IN The year Of our loud,
one thousand eight bundled aud forty and TIE
sixty.fourth Of tue Independence OF The United
States 81 Amsnca.
HENRY WHEATON, f.. s.
AUGUSTUS DEBERGER us.
And Whereas ths SAID Treaty has beeen duly
ratified on both parts. aud tbs respective ra,ca.
tons OF the same were exchanged al tbs cily Of
Berlin; on the fourteenth day Of November, one
thousand elsAl hundred and forty, BY Henry
Wheaton, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenpotenilafy Of LIS llanoyerian Majesty at
the Same court, On The part OF then respective
Governments
Now, therefore. be It known, that !, Narn
Van BnFeu, President Of the United States OF A.
meriea, have caused the SAID treaty to be mads
public, to the ead that the slime, and every clause
and atllcle thereof may be observed and fulfilled
with good faith by The United States aad The ctl.
Gems thereof.
10 witness whereof, have hareuato sci my
hand and caused the seal OF the uui-
led States to be aiixed. Done al The
La. CITY Of " Washington, this secoad day d
January, in Ito year 81 our Lord one
thousand eight hundred anJ iuriy.ong,
and Of The Independence sf the unBsI
States the sixly.iiiih.
NJ. VAN BUREN,.
JoEN koRsYIn Stcrsiary II 3iah.
AyARlcE OaTwiTTgE. he case or Join Eyre
ESQ. who though worth upwards IL E30 600, Wgs
convicted ~ tic 0L Bailey, and sentenced il rans-
Dorlaiion, for stealing eleven qlirrs Of common vii
ting paper, was rendered more memorable, by the
opportunity Il gave Junlus to impeacb Tire integrity
oliofd Mansfield, who was supposed ID have erled
in admitting him TO bail An anectoir was related
Of Eyre, which shows, 10 striking naanrr, the de-
prayity Of the human hear, ans nay hep IL account
for the meaaesa nt The cfime Inr which lie stood
convicted, An uuela Or lis gentleman ot eonsid
erabie property, made his will III fiyor ii d clergy
man, who was his Intimate lfldhd, and commtteJ Il
unknown 70 lle rest Of his family, 10 The custody Of
the divine However, not long before his death,
having altered his MUD With regard 10 The disposal
81 ms wealth, be made another wl ia wllah he lett
the Clergyman only G500, leaving ihe bulk ii III
large fortune 70 70 to his nephew and htir al law.
Mr.. Eyre.
Soon aliertlciold genemau's DEATH Mr.YEyre
runagng over the drawers luund this last u m Ind
pefceying helegacy uI Coco il il for me clergy.
man without any hesllalloBu sCrupIe ofcnnscpencr
put Y IN The IRE, and look pnssesl0A vi the whole el
ects lnoonaeqnence Of ais uucles being supp,sc. 10
have died nlestale. The clergyman conny 10
Town soon aer, and nquIrlng into Tic cfteuusIan
ces 81 ms Oh friends death, asked il he liza made
any wal telore he dIcds On beng answered BY
Mr.. Eyre IN the negutfer the clergyman very eanf
y put hls hand il his pocket and pulled out H., ,oF
ieT VIII, winch had been committed 10 LIS care. h
which Mr. Eyre had bqeuathed Am the whole ofI
ms fortune, amounting 10 several thousand pounds,
excepting acgacy oi Loco 10 his nephew
FRANCE AND THE UNITED STATES
Inc correspondence o. the Courier des Eala,s |
inns writing from Paris tie 7th d March. g,yts /
The following account o. lhe STATE ii pt,niaa II /
FFance IN regard 10 war between England abd
thc United States. lie says, "'Ihe obacaues N,
tween England and rhc United States attract
great dsal y allfhlinn "a Europe, and especially ID
France. report y current among tie best iul1rm.
Cd ptope thar he British Cabinet, wishing d lee.
my "lhose republican pirates, as ltlty say Who n.
sumo llily tano better 10 disguise ihrr fraf,
nave ssh' squadFon 10 compel Ole government al
Washington by the mouth q ihe cannon, h Inlh,
llset mote planl and accommodating The neWspl
!Dis lnsoienee ga We part 81 Brla0, eausea eyefy
French patrols heart % beat high We aavr tbe
strongest laIlh 10 The patriotism aud courage 81 lie
Americans, We are assured HAT iii,t wi. MAINTAIN
their dignity lnYloahr, aul that bhaulI warbr.ak
Jul between The American Eagle. aud the B1tsb
Lion, the hfsl viii not Iong have tapped il. nnwer.
fol wings before The Freoch tag III te ssen inalin,
by ~ side. This is our profound conviction Mar
would noi have waged month be ween lie lwo
nations, briure our government would be forced Ia
lake part u The contest However trnaei3u, ia
disposition towards peace, I would be hurried along
BY the torrent ofpublc opinlon.n