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New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
s TOYE 5
.Ee TFCET sTGyEs-We ag'

.EE TECHr .TGy yEs-We again call the
a rr,Ior ~ The subl.c tiis nosi invaluable article
rbo. of Sto.es would DO well TO 7ok at the ad
vantsge- th. ore ali othsrs IN tha market L.ey
consume but Ii:ts fuel vast out once "a - 81
r1srded by the ir-t phssi,isns ~ the eon-iry
r. - Wholesome staosr5ere and are by far
the best stoves for nvads ever introduced or "a "a
IN quautity eu6 .G:s.shc 10 any sI i oi
Il 255 W.tc!-st.set asc ~ BcTery .,<-r.,
F6 N l. '. ba aDoI-ts-
Cr0vS-, -T9szs. 2J1t bLEbchER-SI;:-- -
= large ssscrrnsn: OF S;ovss for *cod or coal sr
for large o:aa families sso for ale, nan aa fa''
lor stoves ef lhe lstcs' patterns, ceess ioE cssa
Jsb5iac Ec1c u inc sGostc.tn notice
All orders henEii: received aus Panc;lcily attended
IN aY1 II GEO HARRIS. 25Ii b'ecckeT 81
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

. CoOKlNG STOVE &C. 7sooi or coal, wAs introduced
mic this eity IN h- sp-inr Of lss, nee which re IN
ale IN las ciy aal 81 eThcTc hss been very great 1t
.ee -eat stsa-t4-e over most oihe- Stoves III the
of The oy.n 1s.ca capable Of b-kInc SIX la.cc
Iycs s 5-,a "a III be-: us-nrer, with as te .sel and
:, &C n ,ie = an other Stovc By simple move
incut Of ,le the fc y be moved II INCHES Le'e
f,-sc tom Tie oven thereby increasing tisnin-
it tn he., TIE Stoy aas four boiler noles, and :
capable Of dong as mac work any otaef ever offered
- AZ sanara as.or,eat of Stoves EOllow Ware Store
Pipe Sc &c. constantly OF hand
ri II ,, H. WICHES, 23I svs.er--trcei.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
o4''a >' wILLIiMw. CAMPBELL.
>--, Master IN hat CRY.
loamfNss

Il\ILi,Y -br!o.e the Chancellor OF the rir
| Circu,t " ili.n Downa Gelfge De Gass sAa o'n'
M, ,,r. S,l--H e TCwptr, Sol citor ,,
Court of Cha crry acr above enIi'led eau'e wi
old at ruhlc auction. uu}ef he III, cuon OF he nnse'ente
nf i,,te.. ot hi. Couii, tie @Sd day OF N"'tue
x, nv ,ip.li- Co. surtiorcers at the MrFchSh's Et
hage in the C, N,w Nsk Al y O'Clock az noon o. a M
Ali ib, /. o. rrcure .iuat. lying aud heug IN 'he
l,h i,n,y Sixfrerth War o The City Of New leik orths
id of u .r,.t between sIh aud sIh avsnse, and
- "a Al on a {. tain map OF the property Of
ri,rL. ,f The C.Iy OF New NcrA. gentlcmar
rj Nv Ann, Demmiu- ard Ulal W. Frseman, city survey
~, nv The nun her. 8, 9 nd 10
D,t.d New Yo,k October 20 lS+l
N''e" "' IOuN A. SIDELL. Master IN Chaucery,
IN ~ 81 ,iohn..,t,.t
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

IN CEANCERY-Beforet the Vice ChanCelor-
ter A. SoherrieThon james Lot ues Gishaiu. ct a.
T,u Autton Solp rur usnc- OF dtertisl ofcrr et the
f.,-f C,rcefv hsde H. the rbe We entitled VIII be
old At, public auction under the dir'elon ct he es'cros
No. f r., aa.ie, OF said Court NY Aiuse Co suctionssr.
p S;i Jav Of November inst nt the Neiet4nt,' ~.
in c City OF New Y,rs. At y ee.ook Of that
An hat certain pisee psiei ct ecrd 'sais iy-
; = hi,V iu The y Nn,h " sfd c the City # Sew S-Gk
; nc II point on The westerly ,idrot Gleefwch lane
. hvr isoh,s lo,thrfly trvm lie mo- htfy Dc o..
bnrt.r street from hence rrunii alos Gt.i ~thare
81 .t ,rnce westerly ninety tee thence due west
hirtv Two Ct ono inch thcsee ,cu'h nlot'i one ite'o
rbr torher street: thence t,trily ga ChSpher ,ue'
, ,,yo and nns hs inches 90 srd c % hart isp
sn thiiy eight nhts. thence eas,iy a'ns he
- he ALI G hvriuc IT, rhiscn- hundred a1d "o
fsrt i, irr'i,, g. the place ~ sesirpiss.
oa'u '>s WILLI,Mw. CAMPBELL,
an [ hatr
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
PEOPLES LIME FOR ALBANY,

se..As at 5 O'Clock p. NJ, from the Pier betw ceI
---zSS'--E,f-1''-' Ceurilsnd md Liberty streets.
The commcdious Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt
l.. w BraluWd, leaves above on Friday afternoon al
6 O'Clock.
The NORTH AMERICA. Capt. NJ H. TTucstcl lcaves
as above At p VI. oG Tnursday and Saturday
The ROCHES TER, Capt. L. 81. JOAN. leaves as
ab W direct for Albany Thursday and Saturday after
at 6 o'clock.
< The above boats and substantial fu rnished
sth elegant State Rooms and for speed and accemIo-
datiors are unriyaled on the Hudson
For Passage Freight, apply To &c. SChULTI al
the Office on the Wharf, on board. nj
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
L E G A l.
~r4TE Of SEw-YoRk-IN CH.NCERY.-w.lli.n
y Irriil aa Geors Roa, Trustees, &c. EoruLd wsr

decr.ai o,der OF this Csur made in the abo.s
iIlra csu,e bearing is'e ;he ih day OF Aegu 1871 vii
. a, pnl ue- ton under h~ olfeetiNr u III. 'uh,eer
IN. iissfe-. i ihi. Coat D. c W. Peil Co. lse
N, the Nerehs - Exchange, u The city OF Nes-Yofk
- ,.sv ne ii Iy Of Sept 1hefat a. y seiSt q
i ~ e efr in lotsos land SIT ale. yinE seag
S ,yab W,d Of tn ~ # Newly TX, sna sEavr .rd
- ,;sed % rs,p efih properly ot Gsvfge Ra2eys Es
lied the Gla,.-ou.v Flfa. -iiee Sy D'1i-l h~e7 City
IN The month of May, thou and eight hGnerea
NJ e 10 the oe- Of 'he hetl';sr Of The
~, county o. Se,,-Yors on The iT'; day 4 FeSr,ry
- ,boa, uc -ight hundred aud Hifiysu - ;et ns1sei
sn t+, ha-,lf.d aad ,ishy-fcur tsSSl iNo Sansntad
lesS t,yo huntrs; and eehy-,ix ARD seFson he
of street. the sail io oe'as eseh
4r feet N length esch de aud we y-'e feet 10
ortadh 70 front sud rear; oge her with ~ d 'insaa II.
,r~nt herri tame AZ appu:rDanee' theisnnto oees
70 in any wise appsrtRining DAsi Ne"i o's' August
=, isil. n,.,,-v =, ch,,,.,,
aus0 2iwt.2i V Jon'-'ret
the q. t October the 'ame hour ahc pace
Dated New York, September p. ISL ,,,,,,
20 ~ ;O2l Master in Ch9nceiy, No. = ; -hh 'lss
e ,r OF the ahve described prop Ity la po,tPsss
~ h- ih 'sy VI October 1t The .ane hour mo soe
re, u lstl WILLIAM " CAMPBELL.
osS Ss,utoss Master il Chasc,.,
The ale - he ab " 1e.e'b,i property a ther pO-
n. t thu 18Th day November rext 81 The same hour s9t
''''e' N'''1 wlLLIAMw CaMPBELL.
s,,iy.n's Ma.,e' IN Chaueerr.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

: All on earth is shadow-all beyond
Is sui stance: the reverse is Foliy's crees.
How ,olid all where charge shci be 10 Gore -
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

tSol a.,s fSAEA.k.sNG POWDER
y ,eO easzs Roydc celebrated bl.EchiEg PoHteE ,o'
iy2a So pFRSsR & RRooKs. 81 riac,tv-s,
lGMLED AND PLATE ES' BEs2ss.
FIRST RATE 2rc.c or Rolled sld Plats:s Brass csn
alwtya =, fauad :; IAi;ES G. MOFFBT, l2l Prince
sreet re-Y Wooster: a the loves: usrEsi priesI itxs
sc vcry superior article 0! SoopeTs Brass a.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
TR AV E l. IN G
= cS@ Ew-YOEGN, ALBANY AND
t.x-s541m5 TROY STEAMBOAT LINZ for Albany

tyz-ss--S9z55-41 TROY STEAMBOAT LIN II for Albany
<1s-1sAa'zdz,~7s- from foot OF Barclay-stroe,
The SWALLOW. Saturday morning at ! O'Clock.
The TROY VI Moaday morning at o'clock.
The SWALLOW. Tuesday morning at O'Clock.
From the foci Of CortlGnGt-strect.
Drcc, withoat landing
The DE WITT CLINTON, Monday aftcrHoon at 6
O'Clock.
The DE WITT CLINTON, Wednesday afternoon at T..
NOTlcEa Goods, Freight, Baggage, Bank Bills. Spe-
ce any o.ber kind oPreperty taken shipped, or pu
board the Bouts OF this Line be al the risk OF the
nYners OF sacl lnods. Ereight. Baggagc. &c. no
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

ERENCEs lEAEE0EASY CNAIRS-cn
4 dozsn ciGy male and SsrraGei To- sale cheap st 30
W. shrgtou-St. NJ irs
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

IN CHANCERY-B Before the Vice Chancellor Of
,h Fr.t C,rcui--C4ruriiu VI, Iran AGson BLs aid
,h.r. ,.. Of New Yok VI ,.tei, Stc.C. w Van Voor-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
MEDICAL. E
-.1@o.RT TFsE VALUE

lNI XET DV . y - =
sVCr i.YyF,S FyPECTORANr Let them resd
he II.sing letter from one Who has 10 interest IN A'
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
DTUK3.3N'~ = E 4 EMF HAfL =" Az

ali ordc- ,beuii. recsiy-d su3 pnnc;uclly attended
Ii n GEO HhKRIS. 25It Bleccke- 81
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

Dated NeS Yntk OCT b'r.J, Bll
JOAN a. SIDE H., NaA,r in Chaneesry,
o23 , ,Yt,I6 NJ. 50 John street
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
ROLLED GERMAN SILVER.
ROLLERS.

- materials and quality of all SIZES cast al tie or
Zee Of the New World, 30 Ann-st Inquire Of Mr. J. W.
ICHA RTS. in tho Press Room (bs bsSen,snil au2I n
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

Prepa-ed a1d ,old No. 20 SoulA hFu sIFvv'' ma
ia a, wholesale and retail by A. 3. Il D. SANDS
Drrreis;., Nos - and ieO Futon street. and DANii
SANDS a. CO, No. - East Broadway, y y. o45 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
O0vCFss. COIDa, CONSUMPTION q.

Ih-DLS IIsIIi '~UIU
At w. Watson's APoth scaries Hall,
.al II 50 Catherine ST
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-02
MarSIaal'S sale.
Marsailles 81 Martin,
VS..

'0"''''7 W 4TV'V'H1
~, vs.
mos hoIIIngs u sure'ies.
In tie Unted States Circuit Court, for HE
Southern District Of JKisaiggiouj- Ia M.
rc,,Ic, ,c,,, 1ou
- -r" w. :, ,''"'' i''i,
HD 1 virtue OF the above stated case
Ia, -ll-' ~ " 'n1 directed, from the iionora-
S S,U Gna,'u D .o,a!es Circuit Court, tor the
southern Distinct OF Mississippi, | will
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-02
A3lEN. G.. ELcNUT,T'.

" ~ IA A.
Governor ofGe State Of Mississippi.
10 WILLIAM RANSOM, Esquire
Assessor and Collector OF Taxes il and
for Carroll County, and to all other.
t, whom these presents may COME
sends-GREETING:-
WTrT HEREAS, 1t has been daily Ger.
Wv tfpd to the Executive, by the
Auditor of Public Accounts, that William
Ransom, Esq, Assessor and Collector Of
Taxes IN and for the county Of Carroll. in
SAID State, is indebted to the State u.
Mississippi in the sum Of one thousand
@evea hundred and eighty dollars aad
twenty one cents, for the taxes Of the
year 1888, and in the sum Of nine hua~
drcd aud eleven dollars and iIty cents, fr
the taxes Of 1899, Of Carroll conqtv; And
whereas, has been further duly reni,i I'd
20 the Executive, by the Auditor Of Pul-
lie Accounts that the SAID WILLIAM
RANSOM, ESQ, Assessor and Collector
OF Taxes in and for the county OF Carroll
has tujicd to make due return TO HE Au-
dItoc OF PJblic Accounts, Of the faxes
assessed in said county OF Carroll N the
years l6lO-lSll, and has entirely failed
and neglected to pay into the State Trpa-
snry any portion OF the Taxes assessed in
Carroll county, 10 the year 1910, and
payable into tue State Treasury The pre-.
sent year.
NOW, KNOW We, That BY virtue
Of the Authority in me vested bv the
Constitution aud laws Of this State, | do,
bv these presents, REMOVE The said
William Ransom, Esq, from the office
Of Assessor aud Collector of Taxes 10 and
for Carroll county; and do warn the co5;l
citizens ofsald county, not to pay into bis
bands, any portion of the Taxes due or
10 become due in the comfy Of Clrrou.
In testimony whcrcof | have
caused the Great Seal Of thn
State to be hereunto affixed,
L. s. at the city of Jackson, this
llth day Of September, in
the year Of our Lord, One
Thousand Eight Hundred
Fortv~Oue.
BY tie Goperaor,
A. G. McNUTT,
THOMAS B. Woodward,
Secretary Of State.
Sep. IS, 15-3w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-02
INSOLVENCY.

rT7HE Undersigned having been ap-
4 pointed by the Honorable Probate
Coutot Holmes county, Mississippi.
at the Nuchtorm, 1911, thereof, com
Sniysioaers 10 receive, examine, audit
and allow claims against the estate of
Thomas Land. deceased, will meet at
the Court House, in Lexington, on the
first Saturday in each month for the
next twelve months for that purpose.
JOHN {. REEVES, J
ARTHUR HAYS,
JACOB PERKINS,
Commissioners.
March q. 30 6m.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-02
F0R DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
WJ3)E are authorized to announce JOSEPH
w NJ. CARDOZO, Esq, as candidate
for District Attorney, Of tie Tenth judicial Dis.
trct, at the November election. pr (dlU)
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
Wp7E are authorized to announce JOSEPH
V WALTON, as a candidate for Clerk of
tie Circuit QUIT, at the November election. IS.
WY Z are authorized to announce SAMUEL
JIl STAMPS, as a candidate for Clerk of
the Circuit Court. (d5D
EEENRY MORTON is candidate for
IA @ Clerk OF the Cncut Court OF Holmes co.
90. ...,,,.-.,. (5$)
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
Why L ave authorized to announe MICAJAU
IA WADE, as a candidate for County
Treasurer. (dJD
%lGY E are authorized to announce ALFRED
VIA LOMAN, as Il candidate for Comfy
Treasurer pr. +. (d5.)
- MI e are authorised TO announce Wm. NJ.
~ SWAMI, rs a candidate for Comfy
Treasurer, at the eEtNovember Election. $50
FOR COLLECTOR.
VA Z are authorized to announce BEyER-
w LY ID. SCOTT, as candidate for
Tax Collector, at the November election
NMT lillian C.. ADAMS is a candidate
u for Tax Collector, at the general cleo,
ton in November. prE S.
NEYE are authorised to announce II. d.
NM GREY as Il candidate Tor Collector, at
The November election. pr. f. $50
NsISiY E are authorized TO announce NJ. T..
RJ LAND as a candidate for Collector of
Taxes the ensuing November election.
July 10. e.
gEViIOMAs II. ALLEN, is candidate for
il Tax Collector, Of Holmes county, at the
ensuing election. (S5,
e4sa AMUEL TRULY, is candidate for Tax
80 Collector, at the November election.
gROHN w. WILSON, is a coniiIa,e for Tax
" Collector at the November election.
FOR ASSESSOR.
WAVE are authorised 10 announce JAMES
w HANNAH rs a candidate for Assessor
Of Taxes for Holmes County at the next Novem
her Election. (*S5)
NOHN WILSON is a candidate for Assessor
Oh Of Taxes, for Iiolme. county, al the ensuing
November election. Cdo)
c. Rayner is a candidate for
IL Assessor OF Holmes county, at tic Noycm-
Der election. (G1')
FOR RANGER.
N;NsyE are authorized to announce JOHN
RI BELL, as a canjidate.l for Ranger at
ne November election, 49,
FOR BOARD OF POLICE.
Mr.. FD1roR Please announce CALEB Won
LEY, as candidate for Member of the Board Of
Police, for Tchula Beat, by so doing you will
,blige, .Nany Ie'tma rioters.
septembcr25, (Pr. fee S5),
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-02
Rangers Sale.
TEYHE following strays will be sold on

ri l''H loIioWiHg StTayS VIII be sold on
n the first Monday in October next
at the Court house door OF this comfy,
Taken up by John Crppen yellow
and white Plded heller, 3 ears old next
sPrlng.-marked with a crop off me le6
ear--a crop, under md oyerlit in IN,
right; appraised to e dis.
Taken up by Young y Allen, a mare
mule, 10 or II hands high, bay color-no
marks or brands, about 10 years old ap.
praised to Is dolls. Also, one fIIy about
i ! years oIdPas', ola sorrelI co!or, branded
with a diamond on the lett hrp with fig.
are SIN the diamond; some saddle mark.
on the back; appraised 10 10 dis.
Taken up by b + Duany ono sorrel,
horse with bnId lace, mind feet and legs
Whit; one fore foot and leg whte th,o
SPAR made; ia hands bIgh s Or 0 wears
IoId, appraised 10 50 dis.
Taken up by Augustus BOYD one red
ard whne sDeer,4 years old, marked with
a smooth crop of. The left ear; appraised
10 s dis.
- .Ea, L.. !
sorrelI max ~ ',' ', 't'''o 0''' o''s"'
v,h s,a.I =" ''"' = cas- wa '.s''
Inn n dis N'' y" "'' Is II "'P' "PP' Sd
TsLon nm, Ln U,l,... D
,e1rx orJ ,a ~ I '',''"' cry " 'I
oars o,orLat ,.,,I NV. ''',9 WIN ''"1N
and rnJarhi, , ~, ,''' ~ 'o' - 5"' ro'
T,.an ma w., AM. 'Pi ~ ~ '"'
hrovn' coo. NH ,t;''c "',I0' GO o"'
no, ,a, ,,, a g ," NV "',' '''e' ,I'7 D"'" o.
IA md Ea. ,' ,,,s wv i''u VIZ " cars
Is d.Js = '"''' APPRAISER 10
TsLoo ~ ,r ,r..rn.D H..
md n'Tf ~, 49,, Nus A'"'''' CO"
,.l,,.5 ba,l ,,",., .'I "''" W." " ''1S'!
eroo and swarra,y c,r1 ,s ny , I,'',"'" T',i
and .w,rr,,y r.,I, i,.l' - Wv Wv -. 81"
G,nro q ann.,,, VOC ' ~ ~ ~ ''0'o 1t"
Taton ~, - ,I,' H. 49,. W - %
,orrpI raoIa ) ys,., ia - -''7' . " '"''
mule mari, ron,,o,, ,,,o' 1,I b., %','' ''''
sbon, 10 |anI ,'' t,5. 'o" 80 I'o''"e's Is"
T,l,s, nm, h, e. - 4 4 MI. ~ " ~ o's'
ard y,.,,o n,,j.J '. .. ~ '''' "' q u"
uyorsIor,. ia a.cr ~, ,'..N 'i''',"1" WI" a.
agn,a,sed - 9-%l, ~ - . '"'S VIZ
r 'Enn -, ~ ~ :, H..
t,,aG nai.. r. y "a . '-"'''' one ""''e q
win rr l,,'I 81, ~, ,1,, ,'' o''I' "alNto
I,e r,al, 1,, va va '' ~ ca anu sPI' !"
annr,97 - ~ =" y" ~ L y" '"9 '9"' mp
sLoar m,L;,n ~ t - p's' l: n'oo' o"e u"OFo"e
a9nre;sa r. ,I '1o - ""',G "''o .eu Neo0--
.!o,,. ;~l ~ - U . H'So' one P"'7 lea
rosr'..I =" VI .o 'aGT zee a,oq' yrs 'I'
'I'''N1o "''n crop Oh the let ear, AND
a white e. bIagl, rorrk led hu}I D.,o,rs,Id !
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

II FILTERS of Administration dc
~ bonis non with the last will and
testament annexed having been granted
to the undersigned at the August term
1871 OF the Honorable Probate Court
of Holmes county, on the estate Of
John STROLLER deceased, notice is here
by given to all persons having or hold
ing claims against said decedents es-
tate, to present them within the time
limited by law, or the same will be
forever barred and those indebted viii
make Immediate payment.
WIN. F. STROTHER. Admir-:
De boniS non ofJohn Strother. dc'd.
Sept. IL, iSil, l1-Gw,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-02
commission EE0ggSC.

NE d subscribers have opened a
4 ooAaIssloN& FORWARDING house
w "A g. VIII keep constantly in sore
a los sale, Bagging Rope plantation
p,'cS' &C. Before the season for
"a cotton arrives, they will have
u ! ana superb houses in readiness.
Gc %n,G OF patronage is respectfully
4 l III. !, U ,S MATHER, g. Co.
luIo' ~, lS4l. 32-tE
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-02
TAX COLLECTORS SALE,

- ~'~S ~ IA - - "A LII.
Il WILL sell to the highes, bidder for
II cash, before the Court House door
'"e Town OF Lexington, Holmes county
''''s.lp0l on the 4,h 9ionday, the 25th
IA Of October next, the following desert.
4 'a"o' to "Ii:the west halt of the north
H quarter, and east naIf of the north
II quarter section II, township Is,
H. H. : east, containing in all, 1873 50.
koNs acres, more or less.
4 assessed as the property of Jas, Scott,
'ne year 1880. Tax due 50 s cts.
8JnIy II, AZ 3m
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-02
NOTICE..

En- hereby a1y given, that on the
N rs M Monday of October next, we
\ as t administrator, and administra.
H. oI I'M! .,', Estate of William Allen de-
sou,h WlIl present our accounts to the
'' sUIo3 ,I;l the Probate court ofHohnes
.Iy mississippi for final settlement,
'sin ,io" and surrender our letters OF
NJ JOHN b. ALLEN.
III w - MARY ALLEN.
w. Brown Attor.
gust 7, lS4l, a9-9w.
Southern Argus., 1841-09-14
WAsHrNo1oN, Aug. 3

WAsHrNo4oN, Aug. 30.
We are flooded with rumors as to the
probable course of the Wing party, is
Congress, the dissolution of the Cabinet
the formation Of a new party, &c. 1t it
nlw pretty certain that the "Flscal CorPo.
ration" will be passed by the Senate, and
that Immediately. It is even said that
thev will pass it this dry the opposition be-
ING willing TO forego any de'cislon. MIA.
will vote for the bill, on the ground that II
IS necessary TO regulate the custody of
the oublic money. No doubt is now en-
tertained by any one that the President
VIII return it with his objections. lie con-
siders il as liable, it is sad, TO some OF the
constitutional objections which he has
heretofore indicated, and TO be political
measure. having less reference 10 the pub
lie GOOD than to design to 'fasten hIm.
Rum8r adds that he is disposed, at proper
time, and afer due deiberatlon, 10 recon-
mend to Congress scheme of Finance
upon which both sections OF the wing
party can unite.
Speculation, however, is very busy IN
predic:ng the most unfavorabIe conse-
II nee from The second veto. a large
PorIc,G'.- cthe Wing party, including all
me l'leho5 = Mr.. Clay, will, il IS conn.
denly salo, uil,,r. horeot denouncing Mr.. Ty-
hum , ' The State Rights oPPSI,,,0n PpS,ba nartv ~
toge,ber ,,,,, with some of the Ifdi::" ~ an and
,oSI'.' ,'sa. ',an m o;ded b, n portion /. onu
locos will then form the Adm'n'stratto"
nartv. No Cabinet changes VIII take
pIace during this session. Ihe Fresloenl en-
would not send his nominations TO tne
senate in their present temper. A change
non6dentlv spoken of as likely TO occur
S,,.;ng ,he recess. The new Cablne
viii f is said, be composed OF nlodeIan a.
Wb;gs as distinguished from the ul'r'
hang - nortv. Of State Rights Wings, ap'
Oarb,ps oar of one or more locos. Iher'
r.. ." Neon rumor that Mr.. Buchanan
would be offered the State DePa,rllneee' eo
Pm, Mr.. BIS friends positively declare =
HIM that no will not accept H.
"'T' No .' president, il is said, was present
.'. ~ nieasant reunion of the Wigs, q
NJ cri,enden's house on Saturoa ,ll'oa
mri MI, md that the meeting betwee
I ,bs President and Mr.. Clay was ~
cordial. a. tho Nortl
49, It,'saoaosition in the Senate, 70 Mr.. Nv
az ,,,. 'ns darnioation. That nomination w w
ha,ly eleI' / be laid on the table. i IS rum1l I
eslhal, in this case. NJ WeVs's' ~
{ senito England
Southern Argus., 1841-09-14
CANDIDATES.

0FWe are authorised to announce
Hon. Hendley S. Bennett, as a Can
didate for reelection to the office of Judge OF
the fth Judicial District for the State Of Mis-
slssippl, at the ensuing November Election.
70 We are authorised to announce
Ovid. II. Grown, as a Candidate for
Representative Of Lowndes County, at the
ensuing November Election.
@WE are authorised to announce
Eli Abbott, as a candidate for the office
OF Sheriff. at the ensuing November election.
I'VE are authorised to announce
Sterling III. Lester, as a candidate for
the office of CLERK of the Circuit Court 6f
Lowndes County, at the next November cleo
ton.
GF We are authorised to announce
John Baird, Esq, as a Candidate for
the office ofJudge of Probates, at the ensuing
November Election.
~ We are authorised to announce
Robert Weir as Candidate for the office
of Clerk of the Probate Court of Lowndes
County, at the ensuing Nov. Election.
0FWe are authorized to announce
George e. Mcdaniel as a candidate
for Coroner of Lowndes County, at the en-
suing November Election.
0FWe are authoized to announce
JOhn Thornton, as candidate for the
office of Justice of the Peace at the ensueing
election.
Southern Argus., 1841-09-14
MARSHAL,S SALE

Horne Gurley & Baker,
The Columbus & Tom
blgby Transportation to Dee. Term 1s4l
Company.
virtue OF the above specified writ
Dto me directed from the Honorable
District Court Of the United States for til !
Northern District of Mississippi. I will
sellon Monday the
4th dag Of October 184I.
at the Courthouse of Lowndes Coun.
~, the following described property to
wit:
Lots number one and three in Sec
ton one, lots one and two, in section
eleven, east half,of north east Quarter.
section twelve, and fractional section
number two, township eighteen south
OF range nineteen west, aud east half
OF fractional section, number ten. town
ship nineteen north, range seventeen
east.
The property of the defendant Calvin
Howell, TO satisfy the above named Ex.
xecutlon and all cost.
AK McChUNG.
Marsiat ". D5st. Mss.
By J. w. CARROLL, Deputy.
Columbus Aug 2Ist l84I.--pf 7.5d
Southern Argus., 1841-09-14
NQTICE

Ry virtue OF the provisions Of a deed oftrust
A0eXecuted 10 me as trustee, by Madison
Waithal on the second day of April Eigh cen
hundred and thirty -nine, and which has cen
duly recorded IN the offices of the Clerks of
the Ptobates Court of the counties of Winston.
Neshoba and Kemper. / shall expose TO sale,
and sell for CASH at the door of the Conrt
house in Columbus Lowndes County, Miss.
On the 10th day Of October 1871.
the following tracts or parcels of land. tow t:
The east half of the north east quarter
Of section twenty one, township thir-
teen north, range thirteen east; the
north west quarter and the south east
quarter of section twenty two, town
ship thirteen north, range thirteen east.
lying and being in the County of Win
ston.
The south west quarter and the
west haifof the north west quarter Of
section seven, township ten north.
range twelve east, the south west suar-
ter OF section ten township ten north,
range twelve east, lying and being in
the County of Neshoba.
The west half and the east half Of
the south east quarter Of section eleven
towship ten north, range fifteen east,
the south west quarter of section
twelve, township ten north, range ff-
teen east, lying and being in the
County OF Kemper, containing in all
by estimation, 1860 acres. Which
sad lands will be sold to satisfy the
sum OF money in said trust deed men
toned, and sucn title as | have as
Trustee will convey to the purcha
ser.
Columbus 1lth Sept. 1871.
WIN. DOWSING Jr.
Trustee.
l At Prs fee $12 SO.