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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-23
JOHN TYLER
srp,,mber IS, lS4I.

Hon. DAx,rb WrDrER.-.Ihe Secretary o.
sarr,e,chtt New York by he Phd'del2N' "a" n.
,od,y noon, aud "a, up a he A'ior iious''-.''
y Express sep. y. u .
rive understand also, Mr., Tyler VII N',''
vLLn,,, ma iew d.vs-as soon a. his Caoioe'
i. ay organ zed. All the noma'e, nave ''v ,,l,
ted except Judge Mcheao Sh'"9 ne WILMA, ,I'tJ
/, dac.n. the War Department, M "| r,,',
g spoken OF 70, that ofice--and Mrss's' o,, NJ
,s.s,. llo,b,c, Sc, &c, for the Post One NEE
No unIprlk to assure ho Public lhA' 'l'7 -, -" I.
mu !. decidedly AnG-Baok--bui wna'eve, oe
bpa,.ag>, ia h Cw.f Magistrate Is oe,.''''. F"
ed to throw himself ogon his are''n' pt'"e ',s
,nd a.. oba. Il. uiaks 10 10 rgdiJ-H''""''"'
EnQMlrcr.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-23
Trust sale.

DY virtue Of Deed 10 Trust executed "h we
Is 5h dlv Of April $40, by Thomas Potter !"
81 cure lhc paymeul ct certain debts ,heteN spyclh
I'd. | ,hin On the All day Of March lsi2 sen ."f
cash at the Court House door 10 tn town 81 70
iumbus tie 'olowluR Tract or 1icr y anu - VIZ
county n LoWpdes sla Of Ms,sstpp hltetn
ace, uurr o les OF ne south cast partc Of norm
west quarter of section eight, township y 'etat
south OF fanre seventeen, west wEttbtI WIZ AZ,
tie improvements thereon, a. DESCRIBED q .aih deed
| N ta,, WM. r, BARRY,
| Trustee.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-23

-l.fus Irr patlca,1u. wa PIE T..
.,.s-a. ,s.trUrula iron TIE fhE~iplNI.
m The Hon. ). R. HoBbiE,
.s.lisz Postmaster GEera!
.,.,rm,,oa having been received, ~
.,.....l = attention. that tar n0-'nt,.s, a'
...--s. PENS, wanna, aid al
t.. -, .rr violated nae obi'gsitons Nhca |
V'' ,i,y assumed. on taking I'll under |
'' ,....,-l,llA.- Ia A--ts ulng from dAE aeNne
-.....,. or 20 ags way connecting .htE ON
.tf..,.r., rli.rE.-, ur u>ln- thrm To-, p'H
awe lo request that inquiries sAa" y
r,,..,.,uied INTO their conduct, and ma'
.a.-,.. against them be iound TO he true me!
.l' -s,i.,relv turned ou, o' If E, and CT zrn'
~ ,.sd IN their places who MI, Otherwise cnu-
~ ,hspselyes. The Post Once Department
-, o,srlt;lrs, should BE conducted lsr me
vi. ,,rn,., Of accompl,Hn. the mpo i1''
-. f,r which .i~ls established. IL sH'"''
"a s.,ecial maanel, 50 Gar as p-ocucaole' or
I.,onnec,ei from party politics. II "as e'''0'
T.,sd ior.speriird purposes OF ECU" 'ihP''''.''
.,orv ritrzen. To convert hhjo 10 eh-ie ''
.,,,v. 10 be used for parry purposes : % "'"a'
,bs frnil,uI so.rcr OF The most alarming eve
D,,,,6-d As II i,. ard extended To every "e'-''
t.,ho,d, the pui.v Of i'7 administrator ".
--,,,l,. nfI,S sga.,-, should b' re tcaHl y
,,,JsL Fora d.puy p s'mr'er 70 u'r "H
f,,sin, plyie = .lpu,.--. o.s zee u.o" "''
IN. .,I, au.4as. oi ,.auesaiu, han tom 'P
..,,.,y. charges Ia tar necessary coFit-N'"
...,sb, riIic.} ln scattering over tae country
,,,,-tf,t~ rrv sf'seec.. Hcd la"ee- l'nSS' | . /"
e,...,,.i, las. {, 10 outage all popne'H a."
far y .3ey rr tolerated. Let this b
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-23
ALEXANDER G. McNUTT
Governor OF the state. of NisS''-
Sinni,

StDIi' I, .I...
,yxo e. II LACKEY Esq, Asse'o, '"' o''.''
a,nr Taxr, IL aud 0or MONROE Conn,S, 'u IVY.
- IN olaer. 10 whom tUe,e presents nay '''"'
sends greeting; ,i.-...e..I,arl e rxuc.-
h.. ,Fr 4 draf az p1hc Account '.a4 =. -
,1g'y. E-aair., AS ssm and 1a'rdH !, 'l'
h'l". Ii1,Jrc Comfy 80 Mmos q "'1 9''.f ,,
~ "e,.1i,,lr eatr of Mississippi l.f a'" y
"' a.,.,pd .A h8tdrci and hy'iwo o'.i =, AUG
r'', .f,, rrar. rr}he aXrs ASSESSED 10 ,"'1 I'M
= ,le, year I1lU au1 dur and paN a'' ~
,t.Ai mo tnr Nla,c Treasury ana ta' .n.u' =
hJ,J j., nav totne STATE Treasurer o'4 p'5'0" "
Nv. know ye lat by virtue Oh voc 'u.'.' Il.
mn. .v,sfra by the Constitution am i''"' q "A
s.. ~, b,lb,-c presents, rf'n0rc '"s ''' y,
- II ,,,ire rom the office ul A~@5.' ''
$3.50, a Taxe. IN and 10. hlono C""hl ',
~ ...,n fife GOOD cHghcus OF sad county w.
nav ia,o his bands any por'ioh 81 'Ds ''"'
/ n.r,,ro !. aup in NE county OF hon'''' .,,,o,
+, ,as,,mony wherer haze cau'C' ". a.,
- s,ala. tive .al. 10 be hr't,,'' o ..
.Sy2: aIIle CITY OF jackson. u.'s ~ t., u' o.
.:EaNE2: Septguber 70 lie y,a' - y'I III Va,
~ 1 y. Es"' Hundred and Fort:
~ A. q. McNUTT.
Tgos. Is. " WOODWARD, .c S,ot,
Sept Is, Still '---
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-23
References:
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
rB,nc state of Mississippi

iutrudtS County, y >.
wv an PERSONS interested N tie tsa'e % %, 'n ,.
r.'nI. Nuaatc) Whereas nj the o''"oer
- ID lsll, Of the PrubatcS coari lnr '3w
r,,,,,Ig Tie Undersigned were appointed COMMITS
S;,ro,s :, receive, examine and ap1'ruon oil th'
damn. or,hc several creditors Of sad estate winch
4 returned n,olvent you are Therefore ,tqU''H 10
nrr.e,t AL your claims against the sand Estate P"
noHv aeth,ulcaed to the commissioner, or ruN'r
,,r,Le,,. IA the court House in the Town o Column
hps,rtl.a STATE and county aore>atd. on he hr''
Noaaay ofeirher month within and during the term
Of sis months from the dale hereof, or you WIN NC
barred Nv law from collecting The >aWr,and illn''
pal on he Crest Monday ~ May l-4!, a THE Coa''
uon.e aG,re,aid, the commissioners W'I make 'A'
ap2or,oomcot of ,hc aforesaid CLAIMS, when an,
where all persons Interested are req"cS''"
/ attend. 80,
JAMES II. TURNER
JOHN D. MONTGOMERY
COMMISSIONER
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-23
TAKE NOTICE,

ggNHAT nsy wife Malnda, las eit my bed and
l. board, without my consent, and lhs o. TO lof-
warn oil person or pcrs MS from trading ~lh her as
| will not pay any contract Of hers. mae han the
amount agreed to pay to Charles Wlcon and
VIM. 5. Harrison for her supplies of this Fear.
ALSO, hatl viii give one hundfcJ dollars re-
ward for negro girl named Leah aged about 10,
yellow cumpiccted, and quick spoken. she was taken
nom NY residence by an unknown pet.oh' aud car
red 10 Castor Sumter county, and from 'ottc aiken
otyay nv Levi, 81 Kenanfd about ae i-f OF sept
.,,t.anl lofwarn an perspu, from itaImg Ier sad
negro girl, or horboring her, as The Law vii. bspu
IN force. r,,,,.,...
C.~,cceftro' Cprf o. 1871 l4-3w.
re Dc,aocral, Caambn, Mss ADD he Con
stitniianalst Geo ly8 jnser tbe above 'hrfc 'me'
and send heir account 10 Tbs fife Tor Collection
.qlabama (Grefnstco) BeGton
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-23
,-.nfnsirnHsin Sentember ISL

Iistot rstrays in september lsi l,
,u1AkFN up by George ". Enn'er ~.
horse : yrars ola IA hands high e'''a 'o me
III, lipI foo, white, NJ hraui~. Worth tive y
dollars Pr,,cr's Zee - 60
rakenup b. Aezauder Mayo, two 'a'r,' , u',,,
r,,1,s M, brands rnt years old the other N'''
nld The Two woJJH % dollars co
Taken upby John II. Rey, fright ee a'.. "' l,,
money Is hald, h,ah, hace 'ac'' use t'u' 700
/ white. black nam and tad, some nNlNs. :" 20 90
Taken up By Handy johnston va ~ S,' Vr
horse mu'' w Pointers Gee - 90.
IONN FLErCHALl"
Ranger Of Lorrnie' County Va
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-23
Texas Agency.
JAMES BURKE s. Go.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
GENERAL. AGENTS,
EuEr,vFau E'gl.uS


WILL eve rram auer'lan 10 "N hn,,na''
w NJ Ih.u hre entrusted 'N their care h'F
~. act lis "G,u-rd Land As.ui~'--"bi buy
and sell aud ,uI land c',u-, aud "A attend 10
lie location # ae. u.ue clsms either Tor money
afap,rl Of the Land--wl,I attend To the collect
u.n Of DEUS On persons residing m any part OF 'h'
Rrnubhc.
The senior partner having resided N ieN'S
/ tor The last five years, and being extensively az
oua,red With tie most prominent OF IT. e'uAtoN
and having partners At Houston Austin; ana MaS
nola .the highest town GA the Trinity ana nav
,r,, connection with SURVEYORS aud Locates "h'
rfe nov operating in the country IN the S,eH'9
the Three Forks of TRINITY, they trust 'he' WI
hs able 10 give salisact on in all the 'an'u
branches Of business winch they propose to trans
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-23
Administrators Notice

STATE OF MIS- ISSSPPI LcWNDEs co.
Probate Court august Term 1871.
ATOIICE is hereby gwen % al persons hsr'n6
claims against the Estate 81 Delaware FEN
frsss. ATE Of I.nwndes Go nty. dtcea ed % ifesen
lie sams 10 the under aigoed duiy authenticated
wTh,n the time prescribed BY law.or liey val be
haired Of recovery And all hose N irhied ere re.
o,,red 10 maze paymeni in,medlsieiy,or else suns
~ ~ PANEL TAYLOR,
.7dniaistratoT
., ~ l'sis. i-5'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-23
NO Z &c T..

u i. reported that have declined running
u for the office OF Constable. Il take this meth.
cd Of informing my fellow citizens THAT ! am
s,u in the frM, and an confident Of success
However sangHne my opponents may be-
THOMAS l.. BELL.
October 18th lS4l. l5--tt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-23

WILL attend at " a-hngIon TO tht pf4''eu'"h
w nj claims before tie Department ia aI ca
c., wien case is placed iuhH laid7 H. must
be accompanied ty fee pfoporlioned % 'e T'.'l-
,r;er NJ lilo BUSINESS, aud suhJcc 70 he usual p'
e,,,,, M Inc amount Of claim whrn finally adJns-
,r1 No Icrpers viii be taken rom the Post office
noes, the postage IS pad For the present let
! Icr. must be directed to hm al Pkegibe, Md, when
! n three hours ride from the clty :, :,
! Persons are puborzcd 20 refer 70 ihe non, ~
bert Brown. and Hon. Jacob Fhompson: MISS
ta,lr HON. Dixon f. Lewis, apd Hon. Reuben
Chapman. Of Ala: TO TIE Hon. VIM ;. Fulton
apI {. A. Hatus, Esquire, Of Arkansas Co,; Breed
i've. ami t,rye Wnlmlu, Esquire OF New "
leans. Gsnr4IC,N. u Charc, Byrue, h,n her
panlcz suH lion G, Dno1og, Fonda; Judge Yer
san, AVID psg3 & slightly E,T = C#umhu'' '''"'
.,,. Arr'lN ec.at, ana Jauu llruy, FIGURES 81
NJ mgom,y Alabama; aud TO Mayor i. b. Lee
Us A. 81 Lops. Missouri
V.mscfov. Marb 25rh, lsIl. l3-d
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-23
APpulNTNENIN.

Tie Hon jacob THOMPSON q candidate
70. Caugfs.-, auI Il. $. GRAVES, Esd eandida'e
Jr STATE Tup-ue5. 81. address their leIo"-c'N-
ysu, a. tte f,Hs S,Hg lluc- sUt psccs VIZ
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-23
, o. or Aii.ln!d.

ys,Wo Mole, d hsol, 20. drawn BY ! ~, y,
Woadaart or sd SO, lated "a Jan jar, ) ~ =. =,
,o lar aac day after date oud ni~d y, ~ .y.
! J. Ba,k-H; and me Or YIN ~ :" so .1J
ion tor 800 ja',d - I ,of0aIE ,..aa,. IA,
p,yabb.to Daniel II. BoTougns' anu "'' vas
lido Lefehy .orwan auy person or r. Fso', '..
"' It'll Npiss. or Tie dawes iI"a, faNa
. i'"' y gag person except my,sf1s om 'tt ""'
'f'' ''a ""',' THO'e II. MARCH.
Columbus. aug. IL l-4i-b.i-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-06

He then aiverted to the grounds which he
understood the distrbu ton OF the proceeds Of the
public lands attempted TO he maintained
and that was on the ground that IT was eeaed bv
the States, and the objects for which they were
coded being accomplished, the States claimed
revcrsionary interest IN the residue of their pro-
cecds
He then examined the deeds OF cession--ihose
OF New York and Virginia comprising the impor-
taut particulars of ALTO be a common fund for
the use and benefit of such States as have shall
become members of the coufederacv --dccording
TO their usual. respcctire proportion IN the Gener
al charge and crpcnditureS-and should be faith
fully aud bona file disposed of for this purpose
and other purpose rrhatsoercr,-Such were The
terms Of ccssion.
Mr.. ". opposed the distrbution-held that the
claim of the States cedng the land, was entirely
given up and the revenue accrung therefrom
should be held rs fcnd in the manner
any other fnnd.
Mr.. Wright concluded AT half pas, three o'clock
when on motion of Mr.. Webster the Senate add
i5urncd. Mr.. Clay, of Kentucky, will speak 10
NOR
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-06

SINGULAR CHARAcrER.-Tbc Hagcrs town Her
Md of Freedom: chronicles the death Of Miss Re
becca Coope I, Of that place. in the SOlh years of
her age. Tho Herald after noticing her demise,
ndds:
but tho mos, remarkable chara cteristic Of the
deceased, was her extreme domestic and secluded
habits, and the utter absence of all curiosity
corning the dOings of the world around her. Ii 1t
be true that home IS tho only appropriate sphere
of woman, then she an example perhaps
paraeled. She resided in the family of Mr.. Ken
nedv thirty years, and although blessed with
degree of health and activity unusual for her age,
being able until n few days before her death. to
superintend her domestic duties, and TO attend re-
guIarly the Presbyterian church, Of which she
was a member. Yet in all that period she
never in West Washington street bot once, which
was about seventeen years ago, wncn she wines
sed the conservation of the Episcopal church;
and on her wav thither she saw the courthouse
for the first and only time, although 1t is only
square from her residence. She never at
the marle t-house in her life, which - only one
square distant; and up TO the time of her death
she frequently talked of going to the iail,
which was built about fifteen years ago, but winch
she never saw. About fifteen years ago. she
prevailed upon to ride IN Il carriage two and halt
miles to see the new turnpike which was then be-
ing made from Boonsboro' to Hagerstown, which
was the only Instance during the whole period
that she rode IN any vehicle, and IS believed
20 be the only time she WAS ont OF town. RIr.
Kennedy's store Is under the same roof with his
dwelling; vet she never III the store but once,
which was about twenty-five years ago, when,
after urgent solicitations. she was induced to 60
in il, but afterwards cvInced the least
disposition to repeat tho Vs.t-nor was she ever
in any other store or dwelling during the Who'll"
period of thirty years. The onlv books which
she read were the Bible and the Pilgrims Prog
ress; but from these she acquired that knowledge
which was much more valuable IN the hour of
DEATH than any she could have acquired by min
CLING with the world, more extended travels"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-06
WENTY-SfNTu CONGRESS.
Corra.?o le,-a Of n, Baltimore Patriot

,..,-tf>t-..-,,<- 80,
- - - 'tE7DAh' Jan - - II
SE'NA II -lne Senate, to-d'Y,agaln resumed
me consideration ot tie prospective prc-empttan
o'ii- an' 'ir- -''"-1n, %: 'Fth ctr~!lna. SPIKE
AZ great '""[t', "hi VITA m lch e'o1""ure, IN re-
ply l" MI C'h'hn, ana others on the Admins
irAiioa side. l present YOU hfIct outline, IN
winch MS prominent P3inls are noticed.
MI htng1n had desired to eng rgo the at'cn-
tIon OF the Sh2ie ior very short time, before
ne close 81 tiS debate, tnding 1t yesterday draw
i"G near !" acI"Se; aGd he very 10 4ch regretted
that he bad Mt gwen the sHhIeet The attention
reqnISitc, ana h'led to Tie Importance OF the sub
J1ct:
ihiS oeo'fe mas taken "ide range ana en-
o''0s" = N'r't'N "' t"P'eS' when 'eh': |" win
-" '' S'2''' '''-' Tue matter i"l'"e''a'e'F De
'o'n me S'aA'e'
IL en- .'' h'" 0e@'9h 50 innch 10 n ASCENSION
o' me - q as - NPres@ the 81 c'ions "hIch
h'' "ssu''ea = h'i ~ reference 10 one OF the
P'' 's"'"~9 '1'''' nc senate ana give ms views
III ~ - 81 ~ "'''tF.
in' q question ne" "as' "ho'hcr tf:e pFe-'m?-
"oh n''' as II 'au "eeh en{T's'ed' shnnid become
-" ot me i'''--'F "he'her IL Sh ~ ne recon-
,''.S' :" me e'',r''' 'e', WIN 'he iistFae, ''hS
"a 'At ~ "a ~ ~ i"e esi'eth ~ 'f3th
- ~ ''r',.ah) "Hsh require nc
0,"'"t''eo - e'."' pm ''ht'@ me Pfih"'-
..o y. >. '''S'Ft'" '0"' "S "0'i d tue
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-06
4 ScomndreI Cnught.

An advertisement appeared IN the National In
teliigencer ut Washington short time since, re-
guessing Information relative To a young gcn,lc-
man who had been boarding in that CITY, repre-
senting himself an officer belonging To tho
French Navy. He had suddenly disnppearcd.and
i, was feared he had met with some melancholy
accident. Subsequent dew elnpments, put quite a
different face to the melancholy mystery. 1t
seems that this cavalier had coma from Norfolk,
Va, IN company with very respect able vouag
lady and her brother. to whom he had been intro
duccd, and who were travelling south. In thc
course OF an investigation which afterwards took
place before magistrate IN Washington, it up-
peared that the young lady, who previously had
IN all probability, thought herself mcwhat hon
ored with the acquaintance of the military gran
dee. found herself minus a gold watch, worth
SloO. with Il black guard chain attached to II.
four valuable diamond rings, one small one set IN
the form of diamond, one large one sat IN the
same form. ona large square stone, set IN
plain gold, and one larger sized ring. composed of
omeralds and diamonds, large diamond breast
pin, formed of seven or eight stones, also a gold
pencil case. &c.
After robbing The Young lady, the scamp made
direct for the west, and about two weeks since
arrived Vincennes in tho stage from Louisville.
where he has been Furnishing French Mar
Quiss, sustaining his borrow cd tio by the dis
play of the stolen jcweiry. a Of The legion
OF honor, fine blue cloth cloak, and a tolcrab.e
acquaintance with several languages. He Is de-
scribed by the ViDcennes Gazette as Il loafer of
the upper crust order. possessing tray oler-lIke
suastiy, common 10 Frenchmcn, bv means of
which he became at once an obcct of interest 10
n considerable portion of that cnnmnnitv awhile
on visit to the house of Que of our citizens few
evenings suce," saws the Gazette some If the
company, a lady, picked up the National InteIli
gencer of the 9th January. when the Dissertation
OF the rascal caught her eve, and At once showed
them the true character OF the pretended Maronfs
He acknowledged himself To be The man alluded
20. but TO consnmate and heighien the highes, de-
gree OF meanness TO robbery. he endeavored TO
fix stain upon the ladv's reputation. whom he
robbed, by asserting that he became acquainted
with her q, tie Opera. "She had one very
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-06

Among the $50 person. killed by the last explosion
Acre, were many women ant children who searching
for the OF late husbnnd5 and
ruins caused by the explosion. y letter from
of NoT 2nd says-In town, oXen asses, sheep, mnie=
hores, camels, &C. lie Unfortunately with muti!ated
human bodies Although Arabs employed to remove
the dead the work of much labor OF
heavy stones wiki which bodies coverei There is
supporting the dreadful oIoufs arise the PutTe
lying masses'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-06

yate the attention of the simple, the slpersti-
,ous or the iliiterate. Three magazines for the
discrimination OF the truths OF the Church, are
now published in this country, viz: The New
JarusaIern Magazine,'' at Boston; the Precur-
sor," at Cincinnati and The New Church
man." at Phadelphia, and IN each OF those cities
be found depositoEs Tor the sale Of the WI
tings of the Church. Twenty five years ago
there was but one clergyman Of the Church IN
the United States There now about thirty
eight ordained and licensed minister's of whom
twelve are graduates OF New England Universe
ties and there societies who hod meetings Tor
public worship in the ihrco cities that have been
named, as well IN New York, Baltimore, and
Washington and in several OF the towns III New
England, New York, ennsyIvanIa, and the ives
tern states, the members Of which would gladly
assist sincere seekers of the truth, in obta ming
the books amended to their perusaI
1.-The grace OF Lord Jesus Christ lie with
you all Amen
On behalf of the Middle Convention Of Receiv-
ers OF the Doctrines of the New Jerusalem
Church in the United States.
CHARLES j. DOUGHTY, Pres't.
WILLIAM CHAUvENET, Secretary.
DASIHL LAMl1oT, Corresponding Secretary.
JOSEPH RANDALL, Treasurer.
CoNDY Racquet,
CoDDINGTON CHEsEBRoUGH,
DANIEL GODDARD,
WILLIAM NJ. CHAUvENRT,
SAMUEL HEMrLE,
LEONARD WHITNEY,
RICHARD b. M'CABE, =
LEMUEL c. BELDING,
SoLYMAN BRowN,
JosEPu JACOBSON,
WILLIAM b VAN NORWICH,
JAMES CuEsrERfAN,
Acting Committee.
Philadelphia. January l, lS4l.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-06

0H5-The Fare between Bnitimorc and Wheel
ing mas been reduced to Sl2.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-06

0~rKendaI's EZpostor is to be published short
". If Amos makes it rs profitable as his Extra
Globe, there more folks who desire 10 he Gull
led than believe inhabt these States just at
this time.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-06

CErFhere is proposition before the Pennsvl-
wanna Legislature To make the Governor ineilgi-
BILE for Il second term.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-06

0|rThe State Of Delaware is out Of debt, and
has 100000 dollars at interest.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-06

Illinois is thirteen millions IN debt, without n
foot of railroad or canal IN practical operation.
She seems to have rather more than her share
Of the blessings of Locofoco legislation.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-06

PhiladeIphia, January |, lS4l.
Editors of newspapers throughout the United
States, respectfully solicited to give the above
address an insertion. IN whole or in part.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-06

pretty eye-she talk Flench-I talk French
talk love. she look sweet talk sweet, she Ike
mel like her much, very-I go hcGue wild her,
stay one week. lend her money, SIX
hundred doliar-she gave me de ring. de watch
de every ting you see--dat's ali.' The scape-
gaows the lady, perhaps, before the
day he robbed her, nor SINCE. 1t Is certain the
lady did not know hun, she would not have de-
scrIbed his hair being dark. He has light
brown hair. He gave up the articles which are
mentioned in the advertisement, and promised TO
remain until the matter was investigated; bat on
THURSDAY he took French leave, when several Of
our citizens started In pursuit, and he was over
hauled at a ferry on White river, by Gen. John
Myers, brought back to town. and is now in Jail
awaiting for the persons TO Identify the stolen ar
tices. lie cannot be detained longer than thirty
DAYS the present chargHs, according to our sta
ute.'- Eransrile (ia) Journal.
Hon. IS 7his2-A gentleman of the bar re-
Gently purchased in this City, at reduced price,
Elliotl's Debates of the Convention the back
Of each volume Of which the words WAR Dap1rt-
meut' are cttcred with gold leaf How came
these books here? The circumstances 90 to con
firm the allegation which has been recently made,
that tho Administration selling every thing
that they can lay their hands on, by which mon
ey can be raised. These books clearly belonged
TO the War Department, and the fact Of their be-
ing sold here, at price greatly below their real
value, would seem to indicate conclusivev that
there is something rotten in Denmark."-R a
leigh Register.
Illinois is thirteen millions IN debit without
foot of railroad or canal in practical operation.
She seems to have rather more than her share
Of the blessings of Locofoco legislation.
CE-Kendas Expositor is to be published short
". If Amos makes it profitable his Extra
Globe, there more folks who desire 10 he gull
led than we believe inhabit these States just at
thus time.
CCrThe State Of Delaware is out Of debt, and
has 100000 dollars at interest
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-11-05
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