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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-05
NO.'4S.

Nonng to extend her commercial relations abroad,
ara TO d'tiGsS The blessings peace Al home
pc laws ave administered with prompsssss and
s'ae'eneT hat afford the most perfect security Of
peisoa ana property, and would do credit 10 ihe
older States The Union. Her public men by
stimulating enterprise and saCou.aeing public and
private virtue indicate thai they are duly lmores-
sed Nth the conviction, ;h0t weA directed human
industry and political integrity, ATE the essential
elements OF NATIONAL prosperity.
Those who have doubiedphe stability Of The
government Of Texas, have been isnoran, Of the
tue character # her citizens. Ii IS sufEcien, 10
know that tho great body Of the citizens OF Tex.
AZ are Anglo-Ameucans, TO know that her civil
and political institutions are permanent and stable
\ celebrated Grecian philosopher, when asked
what was gained by the study of philosophy, re-
phsd, at the laws were all abolished, the truths
tneutcates would induce men to act as If the
laws were N iotcen III is thus with the Anglo
Ameneans. Education has so hablluat,d them
to the restraints OF civil discipline, that wherever
communities are formed, a system of "common
law insiantane6usly springs up. and they ac,
even lfom habit, as # they were controlled by le.
gal enactment 1t vas thus with the people of
ltXas during the revolution, although state OF
complete anarchy prevailed, Tor no laws were
promulgated OF IN force, they acted Us if thew
were controlled by The laws OF their parent land
These Facts should convince lAe most seeplc with
regard 10 the pcrmanency OF her government, sta
0Ii,Iy lsevery where traced IN her political rvs.
TEN IN characters Of adamani
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-05
IFrom lie Richmond En1rI-lr1
IrHE EXTRAORDINARY SESSION OF
CONGRESS.

The official -1E7t,e received thI> morning, haS
dyu.sd a, l1>ttar reasons which have utuced
the Gr,rrnme0, to convene an extraordinary
shsson @. Congress. -Four columns Of tie Ma.
ttenaI Int. seuetr are occupied with the uror-
tant matter winch has been 50 long 90 olrfurjs.
Ten. The vel = finally thrown yh toe end c'
ali the p,rades, conventions, reIoiclag and dis
pu,es which for the last two wears have distract.
ed Toe nation, IS made manifest; and The befoge-
neouS compound, composing the Nhig party
after infinite labor, have lound some things that
are to be recognized as the destructive measures
OF the new administration,
There Is nothing very new in this declaration
Of he dlgntlarles. The principles they ayow are
precisely those which then opponents have all
along Imputed 10 them; they are the principles To
which the majority OF the Wing party were known
to be attached, although for polite motives, they
had concerted To suppress the ullerance of them
until circumstances should make 1t eSpedlent to
appear before the public IN then true character.
No one who knew the political predictions Of
the late President, or saw the influence which Mr.
Webster was to have in controlling his admins.
tratIon, could, for moment, doubt that thar 81.
lcnce before the election IN respect to all the great
questions otpoicy, was only disguised, polt-
zeal arttce,a ruse de guerrsas military men say,
designed 10 lull the suspicious Of the people, until
the authors OF 1t should be safely seated IN power,
Once there, they had no longer occasion for the
cloak
The accession Of Mr. Tyler, led some persons
10 suppose TO- while, that the Democratic d.
rectlon of the Federal power would be continue
ed The peculr opinions which were known to
influence the greater part Of the politicians OF the
state to which he belonged, his unqualified adop-
uon and ylndlcauon Of them scarcely twelve
month before his election, the absence Of any
cause, save mean and degrading personal am
btlou, fer modifying opinions which had been so
cherished and SO strongly and frequently express
| ed, aud especially the indefinite hope that Mr.
Tyler would show himself man OF honor and
true greatness of mind, in circumstances afford
ing such a fine opportunity fer the display of the
most llIustnouS qualities deceived many into the
belle that the schemes OF the Wings would be
arrested. But Mr. rs appointments to office in.
slany put an end to their expectations. When
they saw the verlest Scamps OF party raised to
high stations, when they saw the circle of Mr.
ylers selection confined u the notorious perpe.
traitors or abe,lors Of the most Infamous frauds Of
the age, when they saw him flying in the face Of
his avowed principles, and removing men from
office for 30 other cause than their political faith,
they saw they had nothing to hope Fl ON TEACH
erous and unprnclpled parIi2an.
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-05
GEO. WASHINGTON

LONGEVITY OF ANIHALs.-.Pr Professor Shuze,
Of Gouingen, has published some very curious ex'
Permenls upon the existence Of cereoria eptsm.
era, and has added some facts relative to the d..
ration Of life in other animals. Birds are the
shortest lived Of all vertebrated ANIMALS; vel he
relates that parrot which was in l633 brough,
from Italy into France, was living in l743. con.
sequenlIy more than 10 years old In fish, a
not leas remarkable instance Of longevity is ad
duced; in l497, fish was taken ia a reservoir al
Kayssrslautsn, which mad been placed there 267
years before, which was proved by a copper ring
fastened round tho head the fish. Boufon
considers that whales reach the enormous az. oil
1000 yearE; this is a mere hypothesis.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-05
now AND WHEN TO WOO.

BY W. c. BRYANT.
Dost thou idly ask 10 hear
Al what gentle seasons
NymphS relent when lovers near
Press the tendereSi passions
All. thew give THAR faith loo oft,
70 the careless wooer;
Madens hearts are always soll;
Would that mems were truer
Woo the fair one, when around
Early birds are singing;
When, DER all the fragrant ground,
Early herbs are are springng;
When the brookside, bank and grove,
Allwlih blossoms laden,
Shine with beauty, breath of love
Woo the tlmld maiden
Woo her when, with rosy blush,
Summer eve is snklng;
When on rilIs that softly gush,
Stars are softly wInkng;
When. through bonghS that knit the bower,
Moonlight CLEANS are stealing;
Won her, I'LL the gentle hour
Wakes a CENTER feeling.
Woo her, when autumnaI dyes
Tlnre the woody mountains;
When the dropping foliage lies
In the half choked fountains:
By the scene, tIial tells how last
Youth IS passing over,
Warn her, ere her bloom IS past,
To secure her lover.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-05

u NoIe-N nat be All Tue HheTN intehueu 10 De
lr.t 10 more 'han 10000 American e,uz,ns. IT
Is TIME TO SOUND THE TOCSlN AND
RUSH TO THERESCUE.
Let Us not be m sundetsiua3. In the abstract
We DO not complain oj the d, nlDlslraIon ler Tee
moving from office ~ known and active oppo.
neoiS occupying imposing stations. Thus far we
speak 81 their course only in contrast with their
profession, before they acquired power. Bu,
these attempts 10 establish general rules by exec.
uhye authority, To create cllmss and prescribe
penalties, 10 restrict The liberty of speech and the
press, to unite all The powers ct the Government
tn the same hands We utterly repudlsle and con.
denim, as lndeien>lble upon any pupclple known
10 free institutions.
We heartily concur with the President n has
preference ior taxation to the contracting 81 pn
bic debt, and also m ms views us to economy,
direct appropriations, street responsibility IN col.
lsehog and discussing agents, aud the abolition
Of all smrcures, lrany exist.
tn aIIuslou to the financial condition Of the
country, the President holds a language which we
regret To say IS lar from being explicit. lie con,
demnS "eNlsing enacImentS,n without spochvug
them, and says he is ready to give his sanction to
"auv INSTITUTIONAL measure which,
originating IN Congress, shall have for its object
the restoration OF Il sound circulating medium, y
&c. Adveltng TO Mr. Tyler's previously decar,
ed 90 mons, this pledge would seem To exclude
Bank Of the United States, which ho has often
pronounced unconstitutional but the concluding
sentence OF the paragraph may bear.a different m
ference, Says he: in deciding upon the adapta'
ton of any such measure to the end proposed as
well as tS conformity to the Constitution, shall
resort to the fathers Of the great Republican
school Tor advice and instruction, TO be drawn
om their sage views of our system OF govern
ment and the light OF then ever glorious exam
pie"
In following tho archaeological example"
Of Washington and Madison, # to that he alludes,
he Is ready 10 approve an act Ct altering Bank
ol the United States. That he entcrtalns such u
purpose would be incredible IN common tunes.
What SAID Mr Tyler IN 1910, after both thes
examples had been set Beng then member
OF Congress, aud the al uses OF tho late Bank OF
the Ullled States beng under consideration, he
SAID
"Thc question whether it would be proper to
direct Scrr fdcidS against the Bank, divides it.
self INTO two eads Of inquiry. FIRST, whether the
| charter has been so violated as to insure "A Tor
leIlurc' And ESQ, is 1t eNpedelent TO exact the
Iorelturel The decision Of the first would pro
cIude NE from an inquiry INTO the second, For
sir masmuch as Jeherc The erteiion Of hi
| co, poration U.NCO.NSTiTj IIONIL, | can
al Ilnn nf M hps tp Il
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-05
GEORGE WASHINGTON's ADVICE

The following letter Of Washington proves
that he was as conversant with the nature Of wo.
mans heart a, the genus of political con,tl,u-
ions lie could lead an army and govern State
but he coniesses that when woman is in love,
she is beyond the influence Of any ones coun
sci;
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-05

Who invented paper money!
The Devil.
How does i, appear that the Devil invented pa.
Pc money
He's INC" Father Of Lies
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-05

COnfnsment.--A merchant who lately adveT-
tissd for clerk "who could bear confinement"
was answered by one who had been sersS years
IN idii.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-05

4 Spanish prOpsrb.-A great fortune with a
wife is a bt full OF bramblss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
COMMIssIONER,s NOTICE

NTiRGIN1A:-n the CircuH Superior Court Of Law anil
Chanccfy for Prince Edward C0unty;-lohn q IN.
gram. Wm N. Carter and WIN. N pticc phn. against
John Piec, Riehafd Dillon, Nancy N Price an'r Of
John Price, deed, Nathaniel Vcnobic In his own right
and admir- with the will Hed Of Charles woods0n,
Nenable, dec u, and Lines NcLbe, dsTafH C1aHfsfV.
On the Sh day 81 Apr lsii, Tho Count mode The fol-
luwnF orders In thla cause "he fnnu doth adiudfe
order aud decree that CofFiouer Watkins 40 take the
following accnunia let The botween the paiHH
John Ingram and The absent defendant John Pficc-
gram, William Carter, and WIN " Price and The S1n,s
defendant John Y Price, which Fald accounts The sad
Commissonrr a directed report 10 ihs Couu will a.
mailer specially waied,n Sc.
uAndhe Court DOH nTihcr order that The pifntm Io
Ingram, aod tbo a. icnd,nia Richard plon, Nancy u
Venable and James Yenable do each render ns osib
tho Commissioner account of The flsvts no
nov and other properly held ny Them beneing a. lilo an
sent - John Price, and aFO due by then, 10
ssd dTtndsnr andthat the defendant Ivensble ~ sd
minsiraoT Charles WoOds0n, decd do render fogo
the Commissioner an account Of any property bs
lon rrg the al tabsent lie ennt aud Of ay deb e L.
him sue admr 70 said absent defendant and ,hst ~
defendant Joseph Ncnahle eEor Of Robc vet abIe 10
render before the Commissioner an account ~ ne
persona property money and debts IN his hands
Ing ~ OF due in hs character OF executor af -
tho ~ absent dcfe0dfn which said sceodnia tho ala
Commssionet s directed ~ report this Court with arr
mucT specially sailed deemed eTtinen by himself ar ~
CURED BY either Of Tho parties ~ be o, stated"
The parties 10 the shove aui arc hereby notified 10 an.
pear before me- ~ Prince Edward Coutthouae on Tuss
Day the 21d day Of June, tSi ~ 10 O'clock NJ sbJfo
iu'dish with evidence N enable IN eaeeule fbe A.
cree Hom which the efTaet shove .. mlde
y F"'m'"e "h June 1871 m2S Wv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25

AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
This Society, as previously announced, will hold
its first Fair at Goddin's Spring tomorrow Mt ~
o'clock. IL is the first exhibition Of the kind we
believe, that has taken place in this section OF
Virginia; and the occasion cannot fail to be interest.
ing to all who feel on interest in reforming our
wretched system OF gardening. as we'll as improving
our stock. This Society can do much good in ef.
ecting both Of these desirable Objects by exciting
spirit OF emulation among the people, and rousing
the dormant energies of the farmers. On the occa.
sion, then, of the first Exhibition Of the "Henrico
Agriculture and Horticultural Society,"" we appeal
to every one 10 come forward end give his counte.
nance and support to the prase.wo objects Of
the Society. The Society is yet in its incpient
state, and needs support and succour II cannot be
expected that on this occasion, It will rival similar
eNhibitions at the North, particularly the noted cat
tie shows Of New England; yet a large number OF
fine animals wha great variety Of articles, will Le
put in competition for the different premiums
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
NOTICE
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
AND DEIlA ONAI.

IN pursuance OF the PROVISIONS o deed II Trust
cuted 10 the Subscribers, ~ Garan Ballard recorsed
In the Clcrka Office Of Orange County, they Vcr sale
privately, all the Real and Personal Estate 81 said ia
conveyed 10 them 10y che deed sioTcs,d The real estate
sVery valuable sui consists ~ the Mil property known
Orange and Madison the Rapid Ann River about six
miles above TRANCE tOuu House, aud comprises Manu-.
featuring MIL, Com and Plaster Mills attached thereto
and saw NH ou the opposite side II The River. THIS
properly has been thoroughly repaired snd good
order tract ~ Land adiac thCrcts which will ba
divided 10 suit purchasers containing about o. acres ON
which is Brick store lIobse AID N regarded a. a
guy county sand for StOTc, and the Houses and ts Al
Orange Count House, amongst ghrh several destra
bic family residences anl valuable Brick House
Tho personal estate consists Of a Negro woman, seven
Horses, Wagons, Cars, 10 head Of Caitc, and up
wards 100 heal 81 Hogs, sc.
should the property moi hr fud priv1fcy The aubyrti
beTS will n Orange Coun House. the 2Ch day Of July
next, that Icing Oranae Court day, Offer real estate
auaeda Orange Court House, The Negro Woman Cattle,
tiun, and tho Mill property Land aud Store.nuso ada
thereto, the Stock OF Hogs &c. the Mill tie
day upon the same ferms ani In the manner
The real estate will he sold credit Of !, z end 2
years the purchasers swing bond and approved per.
security and deed Of upon the property 10
tho payment ~ the purchase money The person.
NJ will be sold credit NJ months. the pur.
ch1Erfa giving bond with approved security Tor the
sount - purchase. Persons desirnuH ~ purchasing
any Of tho sntprnpcry, would 10 well examine w. and
The fediots ~ the said Ballard requested "a attend
the sale the Trustees will only convey such Hilc a. Nv
ycpttd ~ ilcia blythe decd slorosati
lAMES w. SAUNDERS r,.
LEWIS H. WILLIAMS, ( ''u'''t"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25

The Legislature of Alnhama at their late extra
session, sanctioned the suspension Of specie pay
meats by the Banks acknowledgement is they may
refuse 10 pay their honest deb:s with impunity, Tor
all time TO come. Legislation in this country has
reached the lowest point to which human nfamy is
attaInable. There IS only one step more To be
taken--pull down all the penitentaries, and repeal
all penalties for the commission OF crime old DO
minion.
This is Parson Fisk's thunder against his own
party friends. The Legislature Of Alabama con
sists Of the worst species of Loco Foeosm and they
have gone bow-shOt beyond any Wing Legislature
we have heard Of in allowing the Banks ON indsf-
mite suspe nson Of specie payments.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
PACHET BOATS FOR sCoTTsyIIL
AND LYNCHBUHG
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.


nuR Iron Packet Boats JOHN MARSHALL. Can't Hull:
~ aud }. e ChBElL, Capt. Huntey, will leave Ric IA.
ond from our landing at the head OF the Basin for The
above places, on Mondays. wedncsdays sud Fridays
Al o'clock, A. NJ precisely and arrive at scntsvile by
a ~ neht day, and into Lynchburs 10y Up. NJ.
RETURNING.
Leave LynchbnTc Mondays, wednesiays and Fridsya
az a. and arrive AZ scousvilr 10y 10 =. aud into
Richmond n ext day byI =. N.
ny ths arrangement passengers for Tennessee and
Guyandouc will not be detained a. l., as hereto.
lore Our Boats viii also with lines stages
from scotisyillr to siaunton.
THIS Is now the cheapest and f
virginia Springs aud oncTB many other Undue, nens 10
travellers Tor preference
The invalid will he pleased with his easy, comfortable
ahi sale passage the beautiful AMI romantic scenery will
defiant The admirers OF nature, and the Iich iasd
mighty cultivated James River low ounds highlands,
viii crafty the agfculuTisi aud man taste.
On our arrival 1T LynchbuIs, passeT gers have choke
OF Two routes the White sulphur Springs, with
ruTanco that all shall lee scut ines stages run.
ming over the Natural Bridge and by Dbbrels springs
and the other by Liberty Fnccste sweet Springs
BOYD, EDMOND q co.
Richmond, May I, 1871. IN 25-cln
u- The Petersburg Intcllig cncer, Raleigh Register
and Charleston Courier will cony 10 The amount OF
S. and charge this once.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
RICuMoNp MARKETS Mov "a

The foreign news per the Caledonia, has had no
effect upon our markets-at least So Car price .
are neerncl-thoush the news is considered un :
favorable to the Tobacco market. The monthly
transactions in this article in Liverpool for tho
month preceding the sailing OF the Caledonia, had
been unusually limited, mostly at nominal rates.
Sra'n and Flour, too, very dull, aud the wea-
ther favorable for agricultural purposes.
No sales OF Stock to-day.
PRODUCE.
ToBACCo-Reeeipts continue very heavy, with
a decided improvement in quality. Although the
'd''ees 10y the Caledonia very gloomy Tor this
trade we did not observe any decline the d.
livery prices Of the past week. At our warehouses
yesterday, the hnc kinds fully supported their for
mer position.
FLOUR-Sales on 1.-THE bank to-day ut s4,-
store price sii.
CORN-Saiesat so cts.
OATS-Last sales in Dock at IS cts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
ALBEMARLE LAND FoR SALE

FIHR undcrfrned ohgs Tor sale, PLAN DEALING the,
iand and ie rGadeuce % samuel Dyer, deceased ".
ing 10 tfo county ~ AbcmaTo, roads from Scotia
vile a. raunon and ChsfsfrHvr, dfsfsu ffOm me GfH
Place about hve miles and from the later about Gtcon
ffhna land With large portion u forest, good part
Which b. t0baccn land. The improvements 81 cha.
facier TOR the comfortable accommodation Of iaHc fault
~ whilst The neghboufhood afIrds social advantages
rarely surpassed In Virginia PfnpOng 60 Misf0u.
~ ind being therefore very dcsir0us sei the under.
-fned VII sell this property atavery reasonable Price
anhu ~ believed that few places progressing the
r'ces for Improvement the advantages % a0oiey
and ncanes 70 Market can be obtained IN yIgnia @ the
same price. ROBERT DYER
ap ~ wgw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25

Loco FocoIsM IN PowgR AND out OF PowER.
Were j, not too disgusting, it might be amusing
to note the difference between the theory and the
practice Of the Van Buren, piHy IN power and the
sino ont oft. The man who was suspected and
marked because he blew hot and cold with the same
breath, WIS a fool compired to your modern Loco
Fac. The roar Of tho lion has softened down to
the bleatng Of the lamb. Let him who vans to
sec Van Bufen coin Of the true stamp, go to the H.
bany pliaL As specimen Of D,lhieal ioisraiOn now
preached by that immaculate sect, let him read the
following proceedings Of his party there not yOar
since:
"prOseripiion Jor opinions sak,."
This is the text from which Loco Fooosm now
breaches. the mcanness Of such cont is only equal
led Ivy rs mpudence. For fifteen yours, under the
black banner Of Van Burenism, every man who had
been appointed 10 Office IN tho State National Go.
vemmens by Clinton or Adams, we're turned out.
The prescriptions we're indiscrminate and uniyer.
sal Having displaced all IN Office, whether their
stations were high low, the oppressors carried the
war among LAHoRERs. Indeed, they became 90 I'M
bushing and rapaciOus Tor 'spos,p that public
meetings we're held 10 stimulate their leaders. Take
the following specimen as evidence Of the spirit IN
which power was welded by men who nov whine
about "Prsscriplon."-.7ibaay EDs. Journal.
Alta meeting Of tho "Democratic Republican,
Van Buren, Loco Foeol Ward Committee Of the
SiTlh Ward, held AZ the SIKH Word Hol,l. on
Monday evening, April 3Oth, 1910, IL was
Rssoiosd, That committee of three bo appoint
Cd for the purpose Of waiting upon his Honor the
Mayor, with respectful request that he will rscind
the warrants Of those Marshas at present holding
the same who are not friendly 10 the present Nd
ministration.
The following persons were appointed said com
miuee;
Shivers Parker, John Mcmahon, John MeGratb
Resolved, That the said COMMITTEES Nc also direct
ed 10 call on tho Aldermen Assistant Aldermen and
Street Inspector OF the Ward, requesting them no
70 employ any bat eid1ens kpo,oI 10 D. (ri,ndiy q
! TIE present Hdglini s'rafioH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
Madison Dog Eghf

II is now affirmed, that extra" has resigned his
seat IN the Senate and determined to contest the re-
turn of the Ex-Speaker. We have not heard whe-
Their he obtained the promise of the Executive not
to issue new writ, until he got through his contest
in Washinston-thus making the convenience of the
people yield to his mercen .ry ambition. This we
shall ascertain by the event
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25

JAMES ". THOMAss GHOflSON have aettied In Pc
tersbufh and united AZ Farmers w the Practice ~ the
Law. They will atend al the Courts ~ Mcckienburg,
bfunsvck, Ureensyic, Southampton and Prince George
counuea aud The Town 81 Petersburg. They will aaba
tead 70 an eases IN the Court Of Appeals Al Richmond,
which may be entrusted IN their care.
Chenis employing either, Wiil receive the services ol
bHhi sud Al business cOnided them their most
constant aud yigilanf sttenii0n.
AddreEa-Petersburg, Va
Once No. inthe Exchange. fep-clwflswu