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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13

81 So 49, 49,
SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE.
R'ct11Hh frclr-ltsstIrg and Pai.-1as as.I Lc.isa
R44. RrI,Ls.
and ancr cpcrtoW the nth inst the hour for cav
~ iut Tor The North ant wCsi Nt the SOuthctn mat amt
passengers have arriyetN will BE- . instead ot "a, NJ
Passengers are sur sfgyachinr Ri'ln,rr all = or
- hcuts 20 advance Of those going NcI;h Sy the river amt
Gay bcSiS, under present SrTau- c,u,UtS
THOMAS SHARP
Dlbfg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13

Il Rules IuiIru 900 the tlUIkH pu.a 90 tffr irruf
- superior Court of Law anil ChsurDry .ni Cumhrr
inl County, on Monday r" 1fH GIy 1t June, I-' Philip
Odaui NITt Ts wife, Thomas ~ Racket auI sally his
vic. THOMAS Gup'mau aul Jane his wife. Jtru"s Young
aud LIElhDfh biH vile, W trHusIuw tui Martha HH
wife Wu T. BiIov and Suz1uua ha wife John v Ion anF
l'uIa Hg vile, aud jup n BanaioId pffs against Benz
buhHuu kRur Of jacob Efauu uiI, dec "a. Nancy nrau
iul dow ut Jacob ErU..ur. t"r'I and Jacob Hrlu-
iuId 400 infant under ~ year. ~ lrn Hria=B ClrFf,ry
Nor dVN'HraHg" and gwen security according The If
assembly auI t" rules of Tide count sni appearing by
satisfactory evidence tHf size E UItIIuf ui is
country u iH "id-Tod. W r'a. TINT the t'd defendant
Nancy Efausur' Dc appear friprD TIE Judge IT sail
Court the Count House, the first 10y ~ the next Al.
gust form, aud aufwer the bIu Tho plaintiff urau1 aud
aUsuIDH AMI tat copy of 's order De fYrIUfih Zoo.
#rrDitu some wsgIpsr published 100 the ty ui Rich.
u ud iDr iww months .gr g"iy, and posted no iD front
door Oi tie Court huus, OF cob. county.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
VA 9-wgW H. I yyopsu,,, ~ ,

NiEGiNiA.-At Rules hol Irn In the : ,, "a M,
81 ne circuit superior Court nT Law and Chau,r.y
nr inc County Of U'uucu and CITY nj Redmond ,n 80
'lahccrS side, tito 5ih iay ot july 1911: William Nam m
~ IlEhi an. as executor IT James Mann, ,iecCarc
l'ln aS''.i tnn' Porter, James MANN Nicholas Nun,
y inninis I1WihuTu. George Gilman William GiI,r,n
Mly "unhn, ihpmpgon Mann, - Mariiu and El.,,'
NNlu ~, Wllc' = Moore aui judith his wife William
"s george Mann, sarah Mann, aud other ,lefln ,nts
ihe uclcndanis above named having entered tirir
'Pah'c anu gwen security according tn the Art uf A.
s'u5N 'nd The Rules Of thus Count and II appearing Iv
''l'I'tN 'Nlrnrc, that thCy not inhabitants al M
commonwealth: u b. urt,rc T. Thai the 80, ,l,
appear here on the first day OF the ~ NJ ctnh,r 80
@IHM'' 'c h ~ the l1UuO aud thai "A copy OF thts ar,
yer ur l"uuN'h Inserted In paper
."' 'N "i hchu"nd, for two months snccC fvry and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13

iN.iNiA At Rlcs tAkcu ia tire CIcrk,s otr.. -,
the 'lfcu' Superior Count ut Law .r,I t,I,,,.I "
n,c ElwaIi ,on9iy the Sh July, ISiI Henry ThNrs,t
~, ,n M',,,, la" partnrrs, trading under ths
sue "l thMCrnS Ml''i, rit,u's: ayaIust D,In.s 80
iu ttGHrrry. '' - "'''"'ah's--
The defendant, Cosby eot having entered nj. ,r,,,r
in.'ad gwen security according e. an Act Of tho ns,
81 Assembly anu the Rules of this Court ar,I IL ,pc.,,
ne r. not an nhabtant IT this Satc on motion of t
'is ny 'nuhs" IL entered at rules Aforesaid auI
''SeiWugy ordered thai the said defendant to,y -
appear here on To" st day oi September Term ur, AMI
ahsM'r ihr phuiiuF Tin. aud tha: a COPY of tbs or,r m
luiNih inserted IN SOME ut the pubic n,vsn,rr
pIlnt'u IN g. CITY OF EchiLun Tor two months .,irI.s
ut this County. " ' ~O'"'"ou'c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13

NIHGtNIAi-AiRu'rg HolI iuur CLERKS once NJ
he Circuit superior Court uf law and C.uuerry.
fHr Toe County ut tumNr flnH. IU tf Monday Boo
1881. Charles NainD, r.tHuH, against g'o ~. WuBIsuu,
aud John Daniel, drfruHlutH.1H tuHsrErY
Tho defendant, Geo. ~. Wuudauu, not having entered
hs appearance and given security, according a. the Art
uf Assembly anil tie Rules of thiH Court aud aTprlr
ing, 10y satisfactory evidence that be- pu nhaUf1rf
of TINS Commonwealth. fIis ordered. EuIra that Tho
said defendant du appear here fr htt day ~ the noKt
August term, and ausyrrtie b uf the plaintiff. ole
copy "i Ii7 Order be- forthwith inserted boz sumc rows.
IHpDr published tu fHr CITY ul rluuuI for two uuuils
.Irc"ztVryi and posted AZ the front door Of Tire Court
House of I'iis county
a Copy. TCsr,
w. &C. v9w ~ Vi wOnD~ON. u. e. q. =. &c. q.
uiHGIvIAt.Nt a Jour hru fUr Amelia tounty
the 7n Hay Nay 1871, George scott, WHO sues for
hc Lsuch Of Rrhur Booker, pi against f'yi1n vaughan
md Fauick ~ Vaughan, adm'r Of Willis vaughan, dnr'd
IsnH IN ChaEesTV.
Tho ptattn HayIf rdhI1 bin and the Defendant pcy
IN yfIetn not having entered s 'trHn,r Hud liyrn
sccuffy rfraiuv ~ tr SCI ~ Assembly fnd fr Rules
VI This Cont and appearing by sat factory evidence
rfrf Hr Dr. not an tnuahittm of tits tuuiuuuwca
MOTION NJ the plaintiff, by Loigh FsGT, Dis attorney, II
& ordered that said defendant b. appear here tho Gfs
law ~ inc next AuCsr term Of this Court, aud answer
he Ll NJ mo piiufn; aud that copy ~ Tits order 10
nuhW1h inserted in some ncwfIarer. Published 10 Inc
lily x chtuond frr months cseivriy and Do l.
s,tat the door NJ he Cuuuhousc 81 this COUNTY
Acopy-Toso,
Jet9 Wv L. @. IEIon G. c.
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NEW YonK rAcKETs.

This Line Of Packets having sceks<lsHSet 10y gene.
nal patronage ofthe merchants OF ffteshd for Pcrioi
10 years The (mastcr-l prnpretoTs ts continuance
,ithcr yors assuring their patrons that every attention
hall Ice in forwarding their goods safely, auL with
h-Uaich.
The vessels Of the frst class, commanded by men
OF experiences In the uaiC sUN merchandise be
ed 10y them at tho lowest rate ni premium.
For lTriEhtoT Tasslry, having good aEguul0 liuES
ply u the masters on board. OF GO
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Copy. Tcsis.
|c lI-w9E NVM -. WINSTON. ID C.

Il II RULES, held u the Cicrk'z Office OF dine Or.
- cur ~uCIUr Count Of law aud CHsursry for Fuvan.
"a county u June. 1871 james o. Cuugn and ON Akin.
son merchant. "u1 partners trading under fhr frm Of
james w. '"u. d" 20 tsuug Tor tc ben, az NJ Cn o..
upru"D plaintiffs, against john Hopkins and William 4
STOCKTON a. ptnn"rE under the syln of IiopkiU. stock.
ION, huri sally w Stockton, wife U William 4
so Eun, BENJAMIN n Nagrl.sr Nr, CAV and Ar-i,
lHuE strange, executors uf Gideon 4 strange
3D. AMI ih" said benjamin 70 MaEru,r ~ guardian of The
fnl sally ocEi'u, formerly sally w strange, dcfcu'.
The dr;"udiu Sc john Hopkins and William StUr kt8u and
Nhy w is WHO uu' having cutnt,Itr appearance and
S',r security according 'u Hr Act q Assembly aui the
Rules "i E Court ans appearing, by satisfactory Cyi.
I"n.r, That they not inhabitants ri this COMMONWEALTH:
tits ordered that the said defendants HOPKINS and
ton nui Wit" DO appear before to judge 81 our Court 10
TIE Court House, uu the FIRST day september Trr,s
ana answer Do" original and amended bills Of the plaintiff y
Hu1 That cory ri fhH order hr urhVifn inserted in ,
Richmond WIG, newspaper Published 100 the ely ui
Richmond. for two months EICrra=Iyry aud prstr al
front door Of th" Court IIous" NJ The stiI county.
hCopy. IgHo,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13

THE subscriber receiving ans keeps constantly oulaut
Il a'wholcs1lc and retail. aut az the lowest prices
Pian aud Japan Tu Mare ni every Description.
Also great variety OF stoves dies uC for burning either
wool orc al.
stove Pipes, AMI every Other article In EIs Hc lo 90
No 81 TITIS Z RICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13

Applications may made personally ly letter, trosi
TaIiT 10 the subscriber Agent 1r the Company Rich
noni who VIII furnish all necessary Information 'operEoms
dssTuus u awaiting themselves Of the advantages which
this Institution o'rs. Tor providing against those changes
t. which all subject from uncertainty of life auI tue
PrccariuusuCss 0 business. by the payment nj small
sun. which msE men can spare, comfortable support
eily, 10y tIi. means, be sC .uroI fl turr families
ic2l ~. BALDWIN. Agent.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10
DlSCIPULUS.
For the Democrat.
REPLY TO CURTIUS & COMO. 3
STATE BONDS.

Ma. EDITOR In his article No. B. upon this
subject Mr. "Watt Curt.us Tyler" assumes the
ground that all Banks are in violation of the Fed.
ero Constitution, and hence the payment Of the
bonds sold for the benefit Of either the Union OF
Planters Banks should not be made. This is
strange doctrine and dealt out at a strange period,
Were this ground tenabIe ism proper nay, is it
honest for MlsslssiPpito shield herself behind it,
and refuse 10 pay money borrowed in strict ac.
cotdnce with her constitution, and in obedience
TO all the forms OF her sovereign laws
This writer evidently feels the weakness of his
cause and means to cling to every straw. Mr..
| Tyler quotes from the State constitution, which
declares that separate hereditary emoumens
/ shall not be grantedn--takes especial care to
give us a learned definition Of "emolument,n and
leaves Us to guess at the term "Eeredaryn doubt.
less would have US forget this term. Now every
chur knows what is meant by "hcrdiiaru cmolt.
meats prerileges and donors" this justification
to the contrary, Notwithstanding Mr.. Tyler says,
ali There is auy oDe thing more PLAIN than all oth.
els IN reference to the memory Of the trainers Of
the constitution, it was that this was to be hard
Fmoney government and so the ancient patrlarchs
understood it, aud so al hoesnt men understand
Il 10 this day. .NirabHe DicM "lnlo wha,
a labyrinth Of presumption, does man sometimes
lnyoye aimsef' PfosctIbe--but place not the
mark OF poor Cam upon all who cannot think with
you upon moded questions. Happily liberty Of
conscience Is melted out 10 us as If jgre dtriao
and we Joyiully cherish IT, Mr.. Tyler grayely
tells Us that altho the State might borrow money
TO bank upon "they doubtless intended it for such
banks as would be a benefit to the whole commu.
nly Now the difficulty is the constitution
"ddnbtess' does not specify what kind Of Banks.
Now Mr.. Tyler rather thinks that It was orici.
naIy intended to borrow money only to build
Ra'i Roads, clear out rivers, establish
schools &c. But the only small difficulty is.
The constitution again is SILENT probably suppo.
sing the people from time to time, competent to
determine for what purposes money was to be
borrowed.
As Tor Mr.. Tyler's supposlng that Justice or
Maynard are stockholders in the Union Bank,
and are hence influenced by pecunIary and dis.
honest motives, am always wiling so lIlibsral
suggestion should bring quanium ralsat. 1t
might influence some brains.
M. Tylef's viewing with emotions OF lneli.
able contempt the means resored to by tie
friends OF taxation must be matter Of deep aud
htllllng regret except those who have frmness
ea0a 90 to desfss the cod opinion Of those how
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10
For the Democrat.

MIR, REFORM has gwen Is the credit oil ga &C.
cond aud revised edition OF information '-1e
would have received the second edition IN I1.
some way he did the first if he had aPpIed--Oa.
be seems to have taken lor granted the "ie"
could not be increased. We well remember0oI
the time and place of giving the information to b
gentleman III Mr.. Reforms hearing, but tnf
makes rapid changes IN this little world
Ii Mr.. Reform had been anxious to pubIs'
from "a eredngbIe shurce" he could easily have
obtained "second edition. but unfortunate!
for him several weeks had elapsed between .s
time Of thai conversation and our "second "a.
ton
Now we do revere the character OF NJ 1T
form and esteem hun very highly tor bis love ..
truth and promplness IN exposing error anu
would emphall6aIly style him A Ven Aa"m'
but respectfully beg permission 20 say 10 vi H.
that we also worship AT the same SHINE
We are glad Of the information MI hsoi"
has given us on our bump Of approbal'enes, -
we will try 10 profit by his good adslse--0u' n'f
PLY for Us It is not 50 "large as to require az "
philosophy to keep it within It's proper l'o,s.
o ye powers from whence did Mr. H. 7e' ~'
information by touch Of his mage wa'u '
PhrenoIogy suppose 0 Phrenology f0fe l,
ogy, what hast thou moi done Tor our UeS,7"t'
race : Can any one deny, and does not 81 gu y. Y,
world know thou art tho Great Goddess p'a'-
which fell down from Jupiter! thy yo'afIe' ., 80
lay their hands upon our heads and play 'a'DI-'
ly with the secret emotions of the human SUI
chain the giant intellect and describe It's OOu'u'
or give it golden plnlons, to float on TIIss =. )
spleudent amidst the bursting gorles oil unlV'sJ
ed wisdom in heights sublime "where Angels U.s..
full look" o thou immortal Goddess arc wv
thy works then We ,riA praise thee Anu ' Az,
thou, too, AXE the young idea and teacu -
to snoot grasp the ..lny hand OF chllonoOO' :.
duct AIM up the craggy steep OF tanss VIZ nor
pinnacle in "siiper slippers" and SIT n'nl ~ '~,
posedly on It's dizzy height as bird Oh NE :.
plumage from thence to look with cone"'P'
found upon the loftest thought Of o'ne' !, ,"' n
then we will indeed praise thee, U Jupiter ~, y
thy gift, PhrenoIogy so ensbrounded WIN s'V,!
and take our leave Of Mr.. Reform tne e.,
Apostle OF the Goddess, by joining WIN p'." =
one other great Apostle, IN crying WIN = y
yoice--"Great is Danna of the EPhesl,a9ss,y
GEO. NJ. MULLEN
Al Il Let 1Sd1
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10

toa.l have .lsm chime go with leir views, aoa
7-e51-.ergls and a5aorrer. s0eysr they be 10
.1str better judgement
After iabuuuu. Lss a ship IN Storm and steer
ia. 10 every a8uJ ct toe compass and after l1.-
loving every floating snip without finding land,
Mr. TYLER gives up al argument or appeals to
reason, aad openly advises rebellion, anarchy,
and resistance Of the laUs--Iaas enacted, made
BIZ ourselves, enacted by our immediate TepIesen-
u,lyss. We are warned to ''rs,is, he payment
Of those bonds And we are told plainly what
Is meant By the term resist aud submit 50
often used by tins writer. Again We are told
plainly that It means to call together portion OF
our DE sabors around our cotton bags, sword N
hands AMI defy the faithful execution Of the avs.
frankly confess, have no, the nerve to de-
sire to witness Tue day when brother shall be ar
layed against brother, dealing OUT arguments II
finance, glth cartridge aud ball. or the sake Of a
sw pailfy dollars, voted US 10 pay by our nme-
/ date representatives.
/ THIS is a mgoed question upon which men
may honesty differ, but there exists Ia 1t no cause
| for civil commouon and dlscord Undue means
are resorled to to DIVE persons who do not think
/ IN 20 OppOsUOu 10 Tue payment Of ltse DOuds'
| We are made to believe that FIVE pay them, an
individual VINO nov pays one hundred dollars tax
will have to pay two thousand, while the fact S tc
pay the interest, an, then our taxes would not be
double at most, and the Union Bank bonds ar,
uol due until twelve and twenty years from The
date oil sale.
And this calculation supp,ses the Banks TO
tai wreck, not able to pay one dollar, which tn,
vain Imagination Of no mans brain, would brin!
hun to conclude. But this story would not tenC
to tughten men INTO open resistance" of tn,
law.
Admit Mr. Editor, that the obligation of tn
State to the payment those bonds be a doubt
full question, and upon which all minds canno
agree, isH not better that each citizen Of th
State should pay a moIety, which he will not fee
or know than that the shock should come wit
It's greatest weight upon the innocent bond hold
els. But before have done with this subject
think can show good aud sufficient reasons VIII
, the bonds should be paid In any event, hop
all good citizens will spurn with righteous indIg
nation all attempts at civil dscord and rebellion
What has become Of "Curtlus," has he left tn
TUT 2 MAYNARD.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10

Nlu IItyFsaHa. SD. trss as '.ss. i1
the rscsu, state election .a New Hampshire 'as
Democrats have swept she State, eaUy-- 'le
Governor, Legislature and members oiCa1r-ess'
by immense maj5raes, and showing neu dem
oeragc gllu SINCE inc presidential election OF
some 1900 votes. Thi- is The first state election
since the Federal party gained tie ascenlaney
10 the natioua. councils, aud t vi. d0Preuy Wei
for q beginning.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10
TWENTY-FIVE DAYS LATER fHo''
EUROPE.

A slip from the New-YoTk Herald, oasu i,
o'clock, p. m. yesterday, informs US Una. Il !
steam ship Caledonia arrived at bo''O .s, -
O'Clock, a. m. on Saturday last, bringing SAY
passengers. r-I.,d !:
The Herald says The news from bng,ano !.
not decisive on any point connected win !. an IN.
can affairs. The news Of the failure OF 'D' :,
ted States Bank had just arrived at LFeIPoo' 40
the Sd instant, but It's effects II London We
known on the 4th. Every thing stood on ",
The worst from this side was not known H'''
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10
BY the President
DASlEI. " EBsTEB,
Secretary Of State

"Dcnupke on SO, my deaf" said gentleman
when about to be hung don't trouble yourself a.
bout my beng turned off The platform, for this
rope that you see, won'tel me fall arn
"0h my Jenny, but | fear It viii be devil
OF hoist for all that"
Rather troublesome, my jewel; but Is what
Of my ancestors went through before me, and
am like duiiiul son, abou, to follow IN
all footsteps Of my lusuous predecessors"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10
OUR CANDIDATES.

We have placed at the head oil oul columns to-
day the names Of ALBERT G. BRowN and JAcon
TnoMPsoN as the democratic candidates to re.
present this State in the next Congress. We have
done so without any consultation with them. We
do not know even If il is their wish or design TO
run. But they have made able aud faithful Re-
personalities aud for one, we are most ANXIOUS
to see them again pIaced in station which they
have filled with so much credit to themselves and
useful sess to their consuenls-no two men IN
the State are better qualified to represent us IN
Congress, or would make more active, ndustr-
Gus, or jealous members, and we shall give them
OUT most hearty support. We feel satisfied that
the honor and best interests Of Mississippi will be
safe in iher bands. pud we shall continue their
for Congress, until specially ordered by them to
the contrary We know that the democratic
party OF the State are most ANXIOUS TO have them
reelected, they will support them with perfect
unanlmity. We have heard of but one sentiment
among them, and that IS unqualified appreciation
of their course in Congress. We earnestly hope
that no private considerations will deter them
from being candidates They were nominated
by the democratic convention at jackson last
WINTER and we feel assured tat II is the wish and
expectation of the entire party that they would
consent 10 ian.
Governor McNutt may feel IT his duty to issue
wrs Of election IN order that the State may be
represented in the Extra Session Of Congress. II
such should be the case-and the hext mail liom
jackson will probably m(oIm us-lhere is no
time for delay. The hour lor action has already
arrived.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10

The Argus need not bother Itself about The
Democratic candidate for Governor Our party
will define It's position on that subect soon enough
All IN good time eighbor-perhaps YOU would
do belisr to look to your parson, than to be med.
ding with our concerns, five are not mistaken,
you will find him rather heavy weight to carry :
SO prepare yourself for The buElhen
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10
THE EXTRA SESSION.

"NeH," a. the National lnle.hgeacer The OH
cal organ Of the new powers at Washington saws
'phe proclamation is out. On the las, day Of
Nav, Congress is to assemble at the Capitol III
an Extra Session to deliberate 90 such matters as
shall ,hen appear to require their attention.
Ye., the proclamation IS ou,-we give it below
and all doubt IS now at an end President Har- !
nsoa, as We expected, has shown himself the
weak tool Of the clique at Washington, who had
decided upon lhls measure a month or two before |
his Inauguration. Ii is suicidal act and We
predctwiu PROSTATE The ahg party. What p I
Congress convened for at lh,s unusual season
what public emergency requires j In The Ian
.uagc Of Governor Polk ia his recent address TO
the people Of Tennessee, 40 attempt 10 justify
It," The Extra Session. "upon any ground Of
public necessity, IS to mock The public under
standing. Il is in vain that We have looked Tor
any satisfactory reason 10 BE- assigned. Ii is 10
vain That we inquire why the people ate to be
taxed a half million Of dollars. We are IA state
y, H.. ,...,Il o,d oo,t,o,, has Nc.
i.f..,.t ~. o,,l,I,- r. o,ly,ssd Fl, r,.t,ly %
extraordinary a measure. Many OF the States
a., ra,a,s,.o o., ,nt,o The m.
.,.o,oaoa ona ,,o,hle or boId,rg special cleo.
tons for their Representatives, IN advance OF the
,a,. ,,os,,lod ~ tho State laws and
/ e d.. ,,,,,,l,, oil ,s
"''e" ~ '''' "' Wv
not likely to be ohialned' as "ouu nave oee" d
the regular periods oil elec'loh
Is II the eohd'uon OIL we Treasury mat ue"''D'
this Extra Session! NO. Tor 'ne Report oil Tue
Secretary Of the lIeaSurNIast pece"Def' SHOWS
that there was no dehciency III 'ha' qua''e'' anu
It any has occurred SINCE OF IFe'y 10 Occult "''
late Congress has provided ample meoos TO meet
It by authorizing the issue OF S2'VoU'oUU OIL
treasury notes. IS mere danger u '"neo'a'e
war with any loreIgn power NO one oe''e'es
H. Mr. Clay himself, ii we are not mistaken mas
secuted the idea Inc PROCLAMATION al
Iudes particularly to matters growing out OF
the revenue aud finances oil the county, OUT
that, as we have sad' can scarcely oea JusuIa'
bic cause. The real cause u.s. no doubt correctly
stated by Governor FOX IN the address from
which we have already quoted "o'her and
uIteuor OBJECTS says he, "were undoubtedly me
real cause Large and e1'ta'aSooI promises
which can never be redeemed had been made 10
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10

RELIGIOUS DscussioS.--rhe discussion on the.
truth Of the Christian Religion between the Rev
Mr.. Smth, and Col, c. g. O.msled, which conmen.
ced on last Monday evening, Ia the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, seems To excite considerable
inierest--The Church has been crowded every
night. DR., Macauay a distinguished enographci
and gentleman Of high literary reputation has beer
engaged in taxing down the substance the debate
IN sho.t hand and We understand intends prGparn.
{ sor The press