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DR., G. r. PHELPS
COMPOUND
TOM ALTO PHI u S F.

The vegetable remedy for Diseases ari-
sing from Impurities ofthe Boodi Dyspep-
sia, Scrotald, and all Chronic Diseases.
Also, a substitute for Colonel as a Ca
thartc in FEyERs, and all Bilious Agec-
TONS
EyROM the extensive applicability to
n general disease, which this remedy
possesses, as is demonstrated in the de-
tailed cures Of various complaints, and
the universal success which attends its
use, the Proprietor feels justified in claim
ing for it, superior consideration The
numerous testimonials OF its effects, from
Physicians, Druggists, and distinguished
individuals, places it beyond the doubtful
remedies Of the day, and entt 'es Il 10 sPe-
cial confidence,
These Pills having acquired an UMPIRE
cedented celebrity as an Anti-Dyspeptic
and Anti-Blious Remedy; and this repu'
tation being fully susta med by the higt
character Of its testimonials, and the in
creasing demand for the Medicine-it i
only necessary for the Proprietor to con
tinne the Caution, that the Public ma.
not mistake other medicines, which ar
introduced as Tomato preparations for tn
true Compound Tomato Pills.
For a full account Of this Medicine
testimonials, &C., see Pamphlets, in tn
hands Of all who sell 1t.
Price, SO Cents per Box. :
This extraordinary Medicine is lc
sale at David Jewett's Drug store
Liberty. who is sole agent for this Cour
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Nov. 4, 1871.
NOTICE.

A T the November term, l84l, OF the
"a Probate Court of Amite county, |
will present my account as Administrator,
on the estate of Jane Moore, Guardian Of
Green G. Sarah Ann, Ellis R. Gabriel e
Martha Jane, Caswell c. and Joseph b.
CASTOR, for final settlement and allowance
L. CASTOR.
administrator.
November 4lh. l84l. ol-4o
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NOTICE.

A T the December term l84l, Of the
"a Probate Court of Amite County,l will
present my accounts for final settlement
and allowance as guardian of Orlando
Kinnebrew, at which term all those inter
osted oun ottond IL they think proner.
j.. KlNNEBREW.
Guardian
Nov 4 104t 3t-45
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State of Mississippi f:
ANTE COUNTY.
\ ovember, Term, l84l

Circuit NOuiNg w ANO'~'''S~N
Van f. Swearingam,
80 vs. Attachment for
William Middleton. Sl5o
NT Office is hereby given, that on
"a 9Th Of July, 1871, Van Z. SWEAR
inram, plaintiff in this case, applied lor
N obtained an attachment from Russell
ZONES. Justice OF the Peace, IN ana ior
said county, against the good. and c ma. !,
teIs lands and tenements, Of William Mlu,
Sle,on. defendant, for the above sum O
S150. returnable at a circuit court 70 pe
Solden At Liberty. in and for Amitc coln-
80 on he second Monday in November
nex,. ls4t, and unless the said delendan
shall appear, give special bail and peas y e.
Or demur, within the time prescrloee lol
appearance at said Term, Judgment ma
Viii be demanded against the properly =,
tached, and the property 50 attached wlI
he sold and applied to tho payment =
I'm, ~ 'UlainlifFis demands and all costs,
VIZ N fAs E.aM~DAVlS, VI X
Geo. r. Webb, Plainiid's AttorHs'y-,.
Liberty, Sept. 80, 1871 4ow4
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peptic and Liver affection for many years,
and followed the advice Of Physicians CON
sidered eminent, in their profession, with
out being benefited. finally tried Dir.
Peters Medicinae St0machicaeet Hepiiciae
and after making use of two parcels
found myself restored to perfect hcalth:
my countenance instead of being pale and
haggard, resumed its former heathru
appearance, and increditabe as it may
appear, | gained nearly twenty pounds
additional weight in the short space Of ten
weeks. It is five months since | stopped
taking the Medicine, and | have felt no
return Of the disease, nor have the
least reason to suspect | shall. | would
earnestly recommend all persons similar
| ly afflicted, to make trial Of the same rem
edy BRYAN ALLEN.
Prepared by JOSEPH PREsrLEY PErE1
NJ. ID. P. b. G. p. NJ. at his lnsiitutior
for the cure Of Chronic Diseases, by
means Of vegetable remedies, No. l2s
Liberty-streot, New York, Inventor and
sole Proprietor.
Price $4 per box.
This Justly celebrated medicine is fol
sale at the Drug Store OF David Jewett
Liberty, (Miss.)
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State of Mississippi
ANTE Country.
Circuit Court, to November Term, 1871
Tho's Mcdowell,
vs. Attachment for
Tbo's P. Brown, $50 90.

Tho's I, brown, Soo ~
MI Office is hereby given that on the
y 29lh of July, l84l, Thomas Nc
Dowell. plaintiff in this case applied Tor
and obtained an attachment from Ham,
Mcknight Justice of the Peace in and
for the county Of Amite, against the goods
aud chuttels, lands and tenemenis' O
4. P. Brown, for the above sum oil S4oo
returnable to the November Term next
of the Amite circuit court, to DO holden Oh
the second Monday in November, 1871
and unless the defendant shall appear
give special bail and plead or demur
within the time prescribed for appearance
at said Term, Judgment final VIII DC ae y,
manded against the property attachou
and the property SO attached viii be sou
and applied for the payment OF the pam
lifts demands and all costs.
L. M. DAVIS, Crk,
n C. Talbert, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Liberty, Sept. so, ia4l. ow44
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Laureas County, Ga. Nov. 4th, 1888
To Whom IL may concern The under
signed was severely afflicted witha Dys
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From DR.. James EsceH, Auihor fthe Med~
ical Companion, or Family Physician
New Orleans, Goth Dec. 1881
To all ,Chom IL may concern This IS 70
certify, that have Witnessed the opera
iion Of DR.. Peters Medicinae Stomachlcae
ei Hepticde, in number Of very oos'l,
nate Dyspeptic and Liver affections, ''o'
long standing. 4 have emo hesitation IN
declaring them the most valuable prePar
ation for those distressing ailments, lha'
have ever csme within my knowledge
JAMES EWELL, M. ID.
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Milledgevile, Ga. June I93F'
A servant Girl Of mine, who had Tor
several years labored under DysPePuI
and Liver affection, and whose lie ! nae
.despaired Of, after the trial Of seyera
Physicians to relieve her, was SUCCESSFUL y,
ly treated by DR.. Peters Of misplace (Mlil
edgeviIle,) whom consider pre-emlnen'i.
skilled in those complaints. ,,,>,p
RIA. GREENE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-12
AMERICANS IN ENGLAND.

Correspondence OF the n. V Journal of Commerce
LONDON, April 3, ISIi.
Capt. Taylor, OF New York, has Just had award
ed to him the sum Of fS,000 sterling, by the Ger
manic DEF, Tor his discoveries in electro magne-
| tsm, whereby he proposes to supersede steam on
railroads, and for ptopellng machinery. This gen.
tleman, some months back, exhibited a very beau
uiul model OF his electro. magnetic engine at the
Colosseum here, which drew forth the approba ton
and astonshment of men of the highest practical
knowledge and scientific attainmeRts. On that oc-
cason, the engine was devoted TO the turning of a
lathe, and most admirably did It perform its iunc-
ions The inventor Is now constructing machine
oil considerable power, which he eXpec's TO I've en-
abled to get ready for service within the present
year. So sanguIne is the Captain, that he empha-
cally decllres he does not intend to return to Anne
rica, until he can 20 back by lightning But this is
not the only wonder Capt. Taylor has been exhi.
otng To the astounded gaze of the natives OF Cock
neyshlre, for he has patent Tor steamins wood and
then, when IN soft state, scing it like SOAP ard
forming the same forthwith into shingles slaves
garden palings, sc.
He has fitted up some extensive premises for this
purpose, and also for making casks by machinery,
and TO such perfection has he brought the latter that
his lady visers can manufacture a cask in less than
hve minutes, without soiling their gloves. At the
present moment the worthy Captain is all the rage
IN town, and he is also, as might be IMAGINED
paying the very deuse among the coopers in En-
gland.
Mr.. WELLS, an American gentleman, who is the
patentee OF the telted CLOTH has formed a compaoy
IN London, who have commenced the manufacture
OF this very peculiar fabric. The works are at
Leeds, and great success has attended the expert
ment. Orders have been given 10 the company
winch Will take two years TO execute. have visit
ed the depot IN town, and been highly gratfed with
some very splendid specimens Of this admirab dis.
covery The cloth, you are aware, is made with
out either spinning or weaving.
Several Mormonites, from your far West, are
jealousy laGorng IN the provinces here for the pur
pose Of making proselytes to their strange fifth
In some parts they have been successful and sevc-
raj simpletons have been induced to dispose of their
proprry here and set sail for the United States, to
ION Tie general body. In some towns the mission
aries have been very roughly handled.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-12

Sueloined is the somewhat celebrated and ofsen
quoted letter Of Martin v. Buren, complaining Of the
sonernss" OF his party on account ofthe alleged
osscanty OF the deputy Postmaster" and urging
upon me then Post Master General the removal oil
some hali dozen in the interior who were suppos
ca 10 stand IN the way OF the operations schemes
OF me leaders OF the "Buektail" party. In repub-
shing this letter, the Albany Journal states that
'nese removals, thus urged Ivy MIR. Van Buren,,
were the hrst ever made in the post Office depart.
ment, on political grounos.-wnh Mr.. Van Buren,,
therefore originated the policy Of political rewards
and punshments" But hear the ex Presi-
denu APRIL A,h isso
Our sutterinss, owing to the rascalty Of the
Deputy Posimastcrs is intolerabe and cries aloud
Tor relet-we find it absolutely impossible to pene-
trate the interior with papers, and unless
attain them by two three prompt removals, there
Is no limiting the injurious consequences that may
result from n.-Let me therefore entreat the rost-
master General to do an act Of justice and render
us a partial service, by the removal of Holt, Of
herkimer, and the appointment Of Jabez Fox, Esq:
Also Howell, OF Bath and the apo ntment of an
excellent friend, w. b. Rochester. Esq and the
removal OF Smith, at the Little Falls and the APP
poin'ment of Holtster; and the removal Of Cham
oer'ain, OF Norwich, and the appointment OF Lot
Clark, Esq. am III extreme haste, and can there
lore add no more. Use the enclosed paper accor-
ding to your discretion and il any thing is done let
be quickly done, and you may rely upon II much
good will result from it. M V.BUREN.
Hon. III. MEioS
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80, r" tShhp way ".
The Montreal Herald OF May s, received ,bi,
morning, brings news Of the arrest OF Charlie, +.
Mitchell, the American iorger. He was taken ON
the Sih, at Tongue Point, a few miles from Mon.
trea and, seeing his fate before him. endeay ored to
tighten his load of infamy by throwing twenty
Thousand dollars which he had about him in.o m.
81. Lawrence. Better to have thrown himself IN
Inc eulprit was captured by a Captain Comsau.
one OF the Montreal police and famous fellow "a,
ferreting out rogues.
The Wing members the Rhode Island I,e,i,,,.
tufe we've in Convention on Thursday for the p,,.
pose OF expressing their coincidence Tor the na, nal
loss IN the death Of President Harrison and ,h.;,
confidence in his successor. The membors wer. all
present, and the resolutions presented were ,eeond
ed and adopted with great unanimity. The pre.;.
dents Inaugural is warmly sustained, his condue,
commended in retaining his Cabinet, and ped,e
gwen to return Tor wise adm inistraton continued
and cordial support Most of the States norh of
the Potomac have now formally expressed their ;oo.
hdence IN the President OF the United States md
every discernible indication Of public sen,imen,
shows that, when the time to rally around the
true principles Of The Government every Wbiy
VIII ee found at his post-.Nat. Int.
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jes claims Of Wight. The continued a,eendaney
OF the party that put him in, has kept him inland
the question the Wing majority OF the Legislature
has now to decide is, whether by supporting him.
the active instrument Of the prescription, they will
sanction the gross injustice originally done TO
Wight and at the same time Join their political OPP
ponents IN fixing unmarried censure on their own
itiends-on the Wing Governor who appointed
Wight-and on the body OF the wings OF the Lee
sislature who since have sustained him-or
whether they will fix merited stigma on the worst
and most heartless act Of prescription that dis
graced the Commonwealth; rebuke the prosecutors;
do ardy justice to their victim, and vndcae from,
unjust dispersion, the conduct OF their political
eiates. lie held the members from Norfolk county
and New Kent accountable, by their course, for
contributing TO uphold the wrong-doers in the in
justice done Wight, well as for censurng by II,
undes"rvedly. the Wing Governor and Wing party
OF the House for seeking to redress the injury. He
could no, believe they reflected in it the wishes OF
their constituencies These had pronounced sem
,encc against prescription and the prosecutors, and,
IN doing so, had decrced, he, mir r. conceived,
the redress Of wrongs. he hoped the Wing party
would seize this as the proper occasion to repair
fagrant injustice, and to stamp, with indelbe re-
probation, the spirit Of prescription in which it ORR
ginated.
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RICH MOND:
MORNING. MAYIa.
Prescribe the Proseribe,s.

We publish, tho at a late day, the speech of Mr.
Robertson, in the House of Delegates. on the cleo
ton of General Agent and Store-keeper for the
Penitentiary. We publish it, not so much for its
bearing on that particular case, as for the sound.
ness ofts views on the general subject Of removal,
and its just and able advocacy of the principle OF
prescribing prescription. For ourselves, we are as
much opposed as any can be, to the expulsion Of an
honest and efficient officer for his political opinions;
but we would spare none, high or low, whatever,
in other respects, be his merits, who had been made
the instrument of shedding the blsOd,' CHATS the
phrase) ofhim whom he succeeds. To spare such
one, would be TO sanction and justify the original
prescription. His removal, Tor prescription, if you
Please) is demanded by the principles ofjustce and
becoming detestation Of the prescription it is de.
signed to redress.
All the removals which have been made by the
present Administration, come under this category,
or that Of incompeteney, or unfaiihfulness and
buse OF trust.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-12
Ernm LII, A. n IL.

Criminal cOurt.-The case Of the STATE ", Vii
liam H. Williams, charged with having brought a
number Of convict negroes into the state from Viz.
ginia, was brought before the court for the third
time on Friday last The State was represented
by the Attorney Ganera, and Messrs. Mazureau
and Grimes appeared for the defendant. The law
and the evidence were submitted to the jury on
Saturday evening, after a most elaborate argument
for both the State and Prisoner. The Jury brought
in verdict Of gully. The action was for a mis-
demeanor and sounded in damages, the defendant
also losing the slaves. The fine is $500 for each
slave brought into the state; they were twenty four
in number The value Of the slaves, the amount o
fines, and the foreitures Of the bonds given to tn,
state Of Virginia that the slaves would he removed
beyond the territory of the United States, togethe,
with the costs Of court cnnot he ess than $50 600
all Of which, Williams will have to loose by tn,
verdict Of the jury.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-12
Er.u "A. a,,v. y.v..v.s

CONGRESSIONAL ELEcrioxa-The elections late.
" held Ia virsinis and Kentucky. LEFT but seven
Congressional delegations to be chosen, thoss from
Indiana. Tennessee. North Carolina, Maryland, Al
ALBANIA, Illinois. and MlssissippL In the frat 1--WE
OF these Statesthe regular time Of election vas in
August. in Maryland 10 October, and in Mississippi
IN November. Special elections were to be held
during the present month in all except Illino, and
Mississippi the Governors Of which DO not feel au-
thorized to order them, and deem it inadvisabe TO
call their respective Legislatures together for that
purpose. They will therefore be unrepresented at
the Extra Session. The Executive Of Alabama
was in the same dilemma, but took the rc,ponsi.
e'h'y OF converting the Legislature. which me, on
the 10Th uiimo, and doubtless directed special
election at an early day in the present month. In
addition, four vacancies, were TO be filled: one in
Massachusetts,, occasioned by the resignation OF
Levi Lincoln, another in New York by that Of
Francis Granger, and two in Pennsylvania by the
death OF William s. Ramsey and the resignation OF
Enos Hook. OF these gentlemen the two first named
are friends of the present Administration, and the
other two belonged to the party of its opponents
Their successors will be Of similar politica
The following table shows the politics Of the
Members from those States and Districts in the las,
Congress, and the days on which the several cleo.
tons are now to be held. may be as well TO re
mark, that we have classcd Mr.. Casey Of Illinois
with the Wings, and Messrs. Fisher of North Car.
DINA, and Wick Of Indiana, with the friends of the
late Administration, leaving the fractional interests
that the opposite parties may have had in them to
balance each ofhe
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TRIBUTE or RESPECT.
BUchISGHAn CoUSrr,


April Court, 1871.
The melancholy dspensatlon Of Providence in
so suddenly removing our venerable and beloved
Chief Magistrate from the high station to which he
had been called by his con6d NJ country, having
been announced to the Cour-On the motion OF
Samuel Branch, il was
RssoIped, unanimously, That the Court, the Bar
and OHces Of the Court in testimony OF their grate-
ful sense Of the high and exalted private and pub
lie virtues OF their lamented Chief Magistrate, vii.
liam Henry Harrison, ard their deep sorroy for his
death, will wear the usual badge Of mourning for
thirty days.
After the death Of General Harrison had been an.
nouneed, Mr.. George n. Matthews rose and said
that il was his painful duty to add to the grief
which already oppressed every heart, by announc-
ing the melancholy fact, that Mr. NlTHiErgL Lam.
CASTER, Tor many years a member Of this Cour,,
had departed this life, since its last adjournment
that although he was less distinguished than the
eminent individual whose virtues and public services
had filled his country with grateful admiration, and
whose death had overspread the continent with
gloom yet no man had ever filled the sphere assign
ed him by Providence, with more credit to himself
or usefulne's to his friends his neighbours, and his
country. Possessed Of clear head, sound jujg.
ment, a kind heart, and cheerful temper Mr. an.
aisteT had endeared himself to his friends and &C.
quanlances, bY lie Of active benefctnce, ard the
exercise Of every domestic Virue--lndecd, all who
knew him loved him while living, and mourn him
nov dead. That our grief for the loss Of vene-
Ialtu Cultl NhklsNht was HlutU NlliGalco ny the
recollection that he had been gathered 10 his fathers
ripe With years, and covered With honouui but the
pOgnancy Of our grief for the loss Of our amented
friend Mr. Lancaster, vas aggravated by the reool-
lection that he had been cot down in the prime Of
Ito, and in the meridian Of his usefulnsss-Yss, il
wSs our seyers 10, 10 Jake up the lament
The hand Of the reaper
Taxes the ears thai Ore h0aTyg
But the voice Of the WeopcT
Wsils manhood IN glory.
fIe concluded by offering the foouing resolutions.
which were unanimously adopted -
Rst'Ipsd, That the Court, Bar, and Oficers OF the
| Court, will wear the usual badge Of mourning for
thirty days, IN testimony n their high esteem Tor the
deceased, and their deep souo~ for his death,
Rfsolpsd, That copy Of the above resolutions
be furnished the Richmond Wing and Enquirer, and
| the Lynchburg Virginian, for publication.
IL was further Rssoipsd, That Samuel Branch,
John Morris, Thomas NJ. Bondurant, and George
q. Matthews, be COMMITTEES 10 communicate the
foregoing resolutions 10 the family OF the deceased
With The assurance Of The deep sympathy Of the
Comt for their sewers bereavement
\ Copy. Teste,
RoLFE ELDRIDGR, C.B.C,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-12

APOLITICAL SIGMA democratic" meet.
ing has been held IN PhradsIphis, at which reso-
lliIons baVo been adopted ~ favor Of Commodore
Charles Stewart, for the next Presidency. In re-.
terrence 10 this meeting and ~ proceedings, the
PennsyivanIan (locO) says: We will publish them
lo.morfow. 4 club, Ne learn, has been formoi, cal.
led the "Oid lronsidesDiUb for the City and Coun.
" ol Philadelphia" and among - plumbers are
many o. our most substantial and uBe Democrats.
Mr.. Van Buren, may venture upon direct M.
swer, yea or nay, 10 the Missouri nomination 10,
1888. lie cannot ret the nomination Of the party
IN Pennsylvsnia, Who has some "laVoute sons" Of
her own 70 0nog on the track and without thf
hs would, obtain the nomination.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-12

"Brspity ih> Soul Of WiLr-Tbs celebrated ID,
AbernethV vas a man of uncommon trevitv OF sr
preston. lady, Who was acquainted win m,
peculiarly Of the DOCTOR sled upon him. viii
one OF her arms badly burnt, for adgice, when IN,
following dialogue took places
Mrs. B. Exposing her arm - burn"
Doctor-"l see Is, poultice IT," Here he wrot
prescription for poutics and handed her)
second visit Mrs. B. Exposing her arm ss be
fore.) Better"
Doetor.-"Glse Of i; continue the pouItee
third visit MIS- B.-(Showing her ARMY
Doctor.-3Vesy gladD
Mrs. B.--"Wbai's the feet"
Doctor. --"Nolhiog; you are the most s.n.;bls va
mao have ever seea6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-12

II MIR. Tyler can see these things done under hi
eye, and assent to them, then indeed has this mar
row. minded and furious Cabinet changed the cha
racter OF "hish minded Virsinian." But If he ha,
changed, the people have not-and the day of re-
tribution will come at last.-Enquirer, May IL.
How malicious is the above attack on the Presi.
dent and his Cabinet1 What change has MIR Ty-
Ter undergone that ha, not met with cordial and
hearty response by the peoplel They have de.
termined that removals Of imbecile and corrupt Of
heers shall be made; and the people of Virginia, at
their recent elections, Notwithstanding the tune and
cry about prescription, "the splitting of blood and the
dismal fall the guilotne,' accorded their appro
baton. IT, then, there is any change, it is the PEG.
pie OF Virginia who have changed. The prophesied
"doy OF reIributOn" has already come. The vote
OF this spring, which, few days before the result
was known, this Editor said SHOULD have much in.
auence on the Administration" has been given in
f'vor OF the Wings, animaling and encouraging the
Administration in the work of Reform. The day of
retrbulion is at hand!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-12

Gentlemen: Permit me to occupya small space
in your columns, for the purpose Of calling the at
lsnton Of the citizens 10 the day part by Pres-
cent Tyler for paying the last Tribute Of re- pect to
our late worthy President, WIN. Henry Harrison.
think u the duty Of every =tizsn, 70 follow the
example set vs. Wy the Northern cities a. wellns our
sister toms. BSthers have been several meetings
called, and nolblDg done YET ! would suggest 10
those parsons Who are " Hing to join in process.
son, tohaVo called meeting On Thursday evening,
Tor me purpose Of making necessary arrangement.
One Dbo HEptr ioTiiks.