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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27
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From the Botanical Recorder.
Another "learned physician recommending this
monstrous system to the world."-The Record
er-Genera Remarks on Improvements Re.
forms and Opposition. and its
EXPECTS,
Our cause is onward. The strong minds and
sound discipline Of the learned. talented and SCI
entifc, are rapidly enistng in tho cause Of true
medical science and practice, and uniting their
phlanlhropic energies to pull down The strong
holds Of medical error and superstition. The day
8 not distant when the dominion Of the min
era faculty will be brought "to the centre Of
IL circle and tho Botanic Practice will peryadc
the civilized world, dispensing, like The glorious
sun, its light, heat and vlvi(ying influences where
yer il sufficient humanity TO feel them snda heart
to appreciate them.
Our friend Lincecum has truly supposed tina!
We are swayed by no msrcensry motive; we are
as fixed and imnovabIe a. tbs rock Of Gibraltar,
in our course. and aa fearless Of "opposlilous
bursting wave" but still, be II known TO him, and
all our other worthy friends and colaborers, that
the cordial appreciation and substantial support
we receive from hearts and hands like his,
bes,rew our path with the most delightful flowers.
and greatly cheer US on our way. Let US say to
him that though he has done much 10 the relief Of
suffering humanity in the conviction and
conversion of other choice spirits to the faith, yet
in our OPINION, this one article. thrown as II now
il, on tho wings Of the wind, will do more good
thau all his previous efforts. Hitherto he has
cursed mercury in the presence Of hs compare
lively small circle Of acquaintance now ne
breaches the tenors Of this amosI universal spoil
er, in words that burn. 10 thousands and ten o.
thousands. This article. friend L., will to the
worlds salvation, when your tongue shall have
lost It's integrity in its kindred dust. We hope
you will no. forget that, while you should "do With
your might whs, your hands find to do" you will
have lived almost in vain If your pen refuse to
record, for future generations, IS well as The pre-
semi, tho benefits Of your experience What
would you now give. could you be placed IN the
situation 10 which you we're before you took the
caIomsl--"the curse of eursesi" That price VOC
confer on all whom you persuade to avoi
! The curse Of mercury. Il IS glorious pro-
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To the Debtors
or THE COMMERCIAL s R.lH ROLL
BANK OF YICkSBURG.


10y clause ia the assignment ofthe property and
ID effects OF the above Bank on the lsih FehFua-
last which is recorded, the debtors are secured IN
he righIto pay IL Tie papeE OF The hank until the
18th Of February next upon any debts due IT, and
to pay il afterwards upon all debts which shall by
thai.dsy be secured To The satisfaction Of the sgners
Those debts which BY that time shall no! be Sc
cured viii be subject % such rule as may be adopted
in carrying the trust into effect. The clause reler-
red TO is as follows:
1.-The trustees shall proceed to collect and holds
the proceeds Of such sales, aud also 90 collect ana
realise in money the most that may be practicable
from The bonds, bills Of exchange, bnlS receivable,
mites, accounts, Claims judgments, demands chose
in action aud profits OF sad Rail Road, from aud al
ter The time Of its completion TO Jackson, hereby
transferred and assigned 10 them. Provided, how
ever that said trustees shall in case refuse 10 re-
ceive from debtors TO said President, Directors and
Company OF the Commercial and Rail Road BANK
of Ycksburg The bank notes, checks, post notes GER
tiGcates of deposite, aud bills receivable due from
said Bank any Of It's aBches in payment oil deo'S
due 10 the said President, Directors and Company
Of the Commercial & Rail Road Bank Of Nicksburg
provided such debtor or debtors shall give SUFFICIENT
security for the amount orhis, her or their liabilities
within Twelve months after the registration oil 'hS
deed oil trust.
W. W. FRAZER
TH0S. S. ROBINS Assgnees
WIN. :. BODLEY.
Nov. 81, 1870. 20-l3w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27

tPpGLIo-No. IL
Az AZ making appropriations, 10 part, for The
surPart OF GoVsrnmenI lor the year sighieea hun
dred and ioriy-ons
lie eRaeted ~ the Senate end House Of Renee
'enistiEss 81 the GATED SistsS Of .inseriea IN Ean.
gree 0sssH,bIed, That the iolluwins s,,ns he snd
I0e 'As are hereby, aPpFopFIs led 10 be paid out Of
ahs Incorporated money 10 the Treasury. viz:
For pay and mileage II members of Congr,s.
snd d, isgstes, tao hundred aud fifty thousand do.
lars; W. W.
- fer pay Of he officers and eler1s Of he Sinai.
snd House oi4sepreseDisl,Ees, twenty-five thousand
dollars; '''OH'a"u
FOR atlonery, fuel printing, add an other isc.
"ent' ava contingent expenses OF The Senate tVssn.
ty-hse thouSandid dollars; "a '"s"'
tor stationery, tuel. printing, and al n,ber Incl.
den'a and contingent APE nses of the Hou.e ~ R.n
festnialVss, one hunared thousand dollars.
Sac. ,, Had be u further snoel,d Tba, . SIM,
n0 ehsedWg 'w'he tLosssud dslars, be, aud tho
ssn , hereby appropriated, out ri any money in
'oe ttespiS noi otherwise appropriated !, Ter The
payment Of the sums due BY law 10 tls reysr mes
sehesrs nl the respective States, as compensation
~ conveying to the scat Of Government the vote
o. he electors OF The said States Tor President aud
wee President Of The United Slale,.
X. NJ I. HUNTER
Speaker efhs House Of Representatives.
II. NJ. JOHNSON,
Iice President of The United States,
and President Of The Senate.
APPROVED, December IS, 1870
Nj. VAN buren,.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27
[PuBrIc-No Al

AN ACT further 10 smend the actinlitled IAN act
TO provide iur tskltg the sixth census az Gunner
ston OF The ntablants Of the United States"
approved March tlnrd, eighteen hundred aud
thr,y-n,ne.
BE u enacted BY the Senate and House of Repre-
seafaEire' o. me United States Of America in Con-.
ores assembled, That it shall and may be Ia wfl lor
such ol Tie ASSISTANTS 10 The msrshas 10 the espec-
I'VE States and Territories, who lave moi. before
the psssage oil ,hssct ma lie their respective returns.
10 such marshaiIs under lhe act hereby amended, 10
complete Their enumefahoas and hsEe their returns,
under the sad act, al any time before HE Frs day
al May eighteen hundred and fnHy.uDe and Tor
he msrshs!s Of such States and Territories to make
thc,r tu,na t.o Secretary Of State at any time
Leiore the first Vi june, eghteea hundred and oFy-
one Prouidcd, hat nothing herein contained shall
he deemed TO release such nsrshss aud assistants
rom Tho penalties contained in the sct ato!esa d.
unless their returns shall be made within tie lime
prescribed IN This act find trorided further, That
no person be included IN the returns made under lie
present act uneTs such persons sLoil have been in
hsblans OF the district Tor whc such returns sls
be made, on the FIST day Of June, one Thousand
eigh, hundred and forty.
SEC. T. ind be II further enacted, Ths: so much
Of The eleventh seci0n Of The acl Tor taking The
sixth census as applies TO The printing under he d.
reeon Of The Secretary oi STATE, ol he aggregate
returns received from We iDafshd, liz SO construct
10 apply equally 10 HE census Of pensioners and
the statistical aggregates returned BY SAID nsishas
.9RdLt il further yrortded That lur arranging and
preparing tie census OF pensioners required BY the
thirteenth section Of the sct for taking tie sixth CEN
sus and Tor compiling and supervisor vi ths printing
OF the STATISTICAL returns IEkcn uUder the sad act,
there be allowed Ia The experimenting clerk upon
| the completion Of HE work, such compensation a.
The Secretary q Stale may deem just sud ssstsbe,
not exceeding the statistics oil the dlrd census; and
that an allowance be made ~ ibe dIsbuEslng agent
| Of tie Department OF Stale ioS the rxtfa duties
| whichlsve beenoF may he imposed upoa hn On &C.
count Of the sixth census nTelsoa 10 It's pfepars
Tory measure, the accounts OF the marshes, end the
| disbursements alta raie not exceeding that allowed
hm for his services in relation 10 The fifth census,
according to the time he shall have b,sn engaged
| IN such duties.
| AFPsovED, January l4th, Is4i.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27
Cation Seed for Sale,

TIME undersigned has abou, 100 bushels of cot
Il ton seeds, direct from the Table lands OF Mex
leo, from the first growth raised in the United
States, which he will be glad 10 diapose OF. The
colton raised from these seeds is Of very superior
quality. A sample OF the cotton may be seen at
any time in The Democrat Office. From the expe-
rinent have made, am induced 10 believe that it
will mature 10 or 5 days earlier than the common
cotton. Also quantity OF Gulph seed, from the first
or ast years growth Those wishing 10 purchase
he seed, will please apply al the office Of the Dem
ocrst or of the undersigned,
DANIEL w. WRIGHT.
March 9l.-S1-ti.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27
THE FARMERS CHOICE.
"A little house vel hl.cd,
A hue vile well wil.ed,
A mile Ind lWell tl.lrA.n

"A lite house vel tillcd,
A ltle we well wiIed,
A little land lSeli tillsd."
Our ancestors werelied on bread and broth,
And wood their healthy wives IN homespun eothi
Our mothers nuriured at the nOdding reel,
Gave all thsr daughters leSsbns on the wheel.
Though spinning did not much reduce the vast,
IL made the food much sweeter 10 tie taste;
They Piled with honest zeal the mop aud sFoAdir
And drove the shuttle through the noisy loom.
They never once complained, as we do now,
I'VE have no girl To cook aud milk the COW.
Each mother taught her red checked san aud dau'
ghier
To bake, to brew, and draw pail of water;
No damsel stunned the wash tub, broom, OF pail
To keep unsoIed long grown finger nail,
They sought No gaudy dress, no wasp hike, form,
But ate TO live, aud worked 10 keep them warm,
No idle youlh--no laced mlncing fair
Became lived corpse for want OF air
No fidgelS, fits, or irghliul blues,
No painful corns from wearing Chinese shoes.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27

ar, EVERY MANS COMPANION, being compia-
" ton FROM the most approved medica authors,
adapted to the southern and western climates; to
which is added an account Of Herbs, Roots and
Plants, used for medical purposes, with directions
how they are to be prepared, so that every man can
be his own physician, together with glossary OF
medical terms--by A. G. GooDLETT, A. NJ. for ma
nv wears surgeon in the U. s. Army. With an
APPENDIX, containing a new and successful mode OF
treating Asatic Cholera, by the compiler For sale
by fFloIEh q IUoDWiN.
Mva II 1884,. 44ti.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27
CENSUS OF VIRGINIA.

The Census Of Virginia just completed, shows
lhat there are 1882 white PERSONS 4s.425 Tree
coiored, aud AL ,207 slaves. Total l,406, be-
ing an increse Of only 20,53s in yesIsl II co.
90 should b. adopted the basis Of representation
Virginia will lose lour members Of Congress.
Virginia now ranks The loulh Sale in The Union,
being exceeded IN population BY New York, Penn
syyania snd Ohio. She was once The 6rst.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27
AFrsoyEp, January Lab, 1871.
[RrsoLurIos. PvsLrc-No. H.

Nt9uLV IIOhl IUBLII-IN0. II
JOINT RESOLUTION TO pessrnl incorporate
universities, colleges, &c. with copies Of the
Ssogue oltbe Library Of Congress.
Rtsoiped, BY the Senate and Home Of RfPre,en-
tatipes NJ the United States Of .4mern0 ~ Congress
assembled Ira one copy oi The csSIogse Of the
Lisrsry OF Congress be presented 10 each Of The
UNIVERSITIES, colleges, aheneums, and historical
societies Of The United States, not exceeding three
hundred in number, and 10 the American Anqusri-
an Society
ArrkovED, Jan. II, lsN.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27
SOW THY SEED.
BY T. RAFTLEs.

81 AAtHLkss
.KsrAsres, HI. 6. "ln The morning Sow III
nd in the evening Withhold not thy hand, Il
.nowest not whether shall prosper e,il
or that or whether they both shall be all
In the morning SOW thy seed,
Not at eye without Thy hand,
Who can tell which may succeed,
Or il both alike shall stand,
And glorious harvest bear
10 reward the sewers care.
In the morning sow thy seed;-
In the morning Of thy youth;
Prompt to every generous deed,
Scatter wide the seeds OF truth:
He whose sun may sci at noon
Never can begin too soon!
Nor Withhold thy willing hand
In the even,de OF age,
Fen in HES last lingering sand,
In thy closing pilgrimage,
Seed may yet be sown by 1hce,
Sown Tor immortality
"By all waters" be it known
Every where enrich the ground,
Till the soil, with thorns DER grown
Shall with fruits aud flowers abound;
Pregnant with a sweet perfume,
Decked in Eden's luveleSt bloom
Sow il in the youthful mind;
Can you have laIrer field
Be il but in faith consigned,
Harvest, doubtless ii shall yield,
Fruits Of early petty,
All that God delights TO see
Sow il on the waters wide,
Where the Seamen plough the deep;
Then with every flowing tide,
You The blessed fruit shall reap,
And the tiloughliess sailor prove
Trophy to the caIse you love.
Sos IT, mid the crowded street
Lanes and alleys, dark and foul,
Where the teemng masses meet
Each with an Immortal soul
Sunk in deepest mortal gloom,
Reckless Of the coming doom,
Sow il mid the haunt 81 vice
Scenes Of lnamy aud crime,
Suddenly, may Paradise
BJrst, as IN the northern cline
Spring, with all its verdsnt race
Starts from Winters cold embrace,
Sow il with unsplring hand,
It's the klndom's precious seed,
lis the Masters great command,
And his grace shall crown the deed;
He hath sad, the precious gram
Never sha be sown in VAN
Long, indeed, beneath the cIod,
1t may lie, forgot, unseen
Nox ous weeds may cIoil c the sod,
Changing seasons intervene,
Summers heat and Winters frost
Yet thy seed shall ne'er be lost.
But, al length, il shall appear,
Rising up, DER all the plain
First the blade and then the ear,
Then the ripe, the golden grain;
Joyous reapers gladly come;
Angels shout the harvest home.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27
fPuBrIc-N No. al.
AN ACT .nppemrnlnly n .n ~, = nLoLl.A ~.

AN All supplementary 10 an act 10 abolish i'm
pr1sonnirnt Tor debt in certain cases.
be u enocted BY che Senate and Hous. Of Rsurs-
'tntai'et' q ne Uaacd States Of .1nerica IN Con.
gre1 assembled, That tie act rntiiled IAN set to
ahnIISh Imprisonment for debt in certain cases"
approved February twenty-eighi, eighteen hundred
and thirly.nne, shall bc 50 construed ss 10 abolish
Imprisonment Tor debt, on process issuing gu. Vi
any court Of the United States, in all cases whss.
YER where by The laws Of The Slale in which The
said court shsl be held, impr sonmeni. for deb. hAy
been, OF ahsil hereafter be, abolished.
APPROVED, Jan. IL, Is4I.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27
Law Notice.

nANL. JONES, having resumed the prac
ID lice of law, will attend the Circuit Court
r.,,o and the adjacent counties; the Chancery
sa,snp nd Federal Courts at Jackson. Office at
.lp.ssjence Yazoo county, ten miles South of Ben
as atbe Clinton road. Address Benton, Yazoo
Cy Miss,
Nav Goth, s3s ,-46-tf.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27

ITO all persons having charge Of paupers for tht
IL county of Lowndes or for the corporation, tina
the poor house is now ready for the reception OF the
poor and all those that have any paupers in charge
will bring them in, as no further expense will be
paid for keeping tn EN- from the 9Th day Of July
1910. The unders Igned are Committee appoint
ed by the Board of Police for Lowndes county tc
receive the same.
ELI ABBOTT,
r. NJ. TALLlAFERRO.
P. B. WADE,
Julyl1th, ls40.-l-tc Commissioners,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27

4 Remarkable Liksnsss.--"Col. W. 10 fine
looking man. ain. he!r sa,d friend ofours the
other day "Yes,' replied snolheI'"I was taken
for bin once. ""Youl Why you're as ugly as SIM
ii don't care for lhst--l was taken fol hin,--I
endorsed his note. aud vas taken Tor him BY the
Sheriff
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27
Wanted.

GOOD teacher, to take charge Of the nusica
"A department at the Mississippi Female College
None need apply unless they can come well recon
mended. For information apply 10
A. MAER, President
Columbus August lstA lslo.-s n
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27
OldrIdge,s Balm of Columbia.

USO DNAu "a OUAuAh~A"s
WIS article stops the hair from coming outs
Il. producing beautiful WHISPERS; prevent,
aSir from turning grey, and restores il on places
s ~ss nave become bald. As irhiskers are again
,Sl ng IN fashion, those who wish for a rapid growth
u o. beautiful black color will do well to call be-
e y IS all soda fresh stock just received and
ale BY e A SMITH
August 81, Isso-s-sf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27
The State of Mississippi
OIxtiIlI1eha County.
Dec. 10, 1910.

a TO the sheriff Of said codnty greeting
GX Whereas ii appears TO my satifaction that
VA certain negro slave Of dark complex
I'm ion FIVE feet six or eight inches high ap-
mn pretended in said county this day by
-. John Benor, and II. w. Hauge Of said
county, and says his name IS Cato and that be
belongs 10 Thomas Crenshaw Of Choctaw coun
" in This State-is runaway, these are therefore
to command aud require you that you take the
said negro Cato, in your Custody IN the Jan o.
your county and that yon safely keep IN YOU
said Jail until he shall thence bedelivered oy dus
course Of law. Given under my and seal th''
the 9th day Of November A. d. ls40.
NATHANIEL WEED.
Il. 81
Justice OF The Psass in and fer said count
Oksbbsks.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27

Laws are not ike looking glasses, they may show
us our uglyness, but cannot give US new shapes.
Religious services are the means, not the and
the Eoad 10 Washington, is nel Washington.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27
Law Notice.

=: YOUNG & o: r: BLEDS0E, ,,.attor
A. nsys at Lag, Columbus, Mississippi
Feb -, lS59-34yl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27
Runaway in Jail.

hUIIWWNy HI UWIIs
( !: !: ! !: !: !: e; !;
Said negro had on when committed
suit Of coarse cotton clothes. and says
he belongs to gentleman by the lame Of Boalton,
who lives about twenty five miles below Natchez,
Mi The owner of said negro is requested 10 come
forward paw charges and take him out Of jail, or he
will be dealt with according 10 law.
THO'S ELLINGTON,
Sheriff.
Dec. 10, 1910. 2-u.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27
BY AUTHORITY.
fPuarre-No. IL

Laws o. rHE rEIrEp 'TIrEs FGssHp AZ In. sRoo,p
aISslsS oE THE rwENrI.sIxrH coschtss.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27

EccLEsIAsres, KI. s. "ln The morning Sow thy
seed, and in the evening Withhold not Thy hand for
thou knowest not whether | shall prosper eth
er this or that or whether they both shall be alike
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-03-13
Trustees Sale.

NMY virtue of Deed of Trust exc
Id cuted by Bryan G.. Whitehead, TO
me on the 25lh day of October, in the
year 1889, which Deed is recorded in the
office Of the Clerk Of the Probate Court Of
Holmes County in Book C. (of record Of
deed pages 524, 525 and 526, and record
ed for the purpose OF securing several
promissory notes IN said Deed mentioned,
will proceed TO sell on
Monday The 10Th day of April nert,
at the request Of the Farmers and Mer-
chants Bank, at Memphis, the assignee's
Of the said notes the following tract of
lands situated and being in the County Of
Holmes, and State Of Mississippi, TO wit:
the west half of the north west quarter of
section number eight, containing 10 and
54-l00lhs acres; the east bali OF the south
west quarter OF section number eight, con
tanning 10 and 54-l00hs acres; TIE east
half of the south east quarter OF section
number seven, containing 7S and 80
l00lhs acres, and the south west quarter
Of section number seventeen, containing
one hundred and fifty.nine and nlne,y-iwo
hundredths acres, all in township number
fifteen, range five east; also, the north
east quarter Of section no thirly-slx, con
taning one hundred and fifty eight aud
thirty six hundredths acres; the cas-, hall
Of the south east quarter Of section TWEEN
~ FIVE, containing seventy rlne and 'hlr-
Is seven hundredth acres, and the eas. bali
Of the south west quarter OF section mum.
Der twenty five, containing seventy nine
and thirty seven hundredths acres, all IN
township number fifteen, range number
four east, containing in all seven hundred
and eighty six and seventy eight hundredtb
acres. together with all the app"r'eoances
improvements, &c., belonging TO the same,
incIudio1
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-03-13
December 5.
EsrRAYs TAKEN UP

yMVAKEN by Bppjpmln +. Da'" M
sorrsl horse wi h aba'f N'f, ~" "
feet and legs white, and right '0i WI J" \
leg white, thin and spare made' u"'' :. \
4 hal! hadds high, s or 9years' s"'''
back, appraised 70 $50. ,u., NJ
Taken up by Young y. az" MA
mare abou, 10 or II bands h'en' uNs
no marks or brands, about zen W. HI
appraised to @l5. Also one ns'' MI
about four years old las spring. r. ',.d I
Colour. banded with The hgurF "'% s.r,
The left hip, aud shoulder WIN W. ~ ElaI
in tho dimond. saddle mark on me =
appraised to 40 dollars v,N nd.
Feb. 90, .5-3w. -
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-03-13
Notice..
March 6,

rs herby given TO all concerned that
the undersigned Administrators of
the estate Of James Higgins, deceas-
ed, will apply to the Honorable Pro-
bate Court of Holmes County, at the
June term l84l, Thereof, for final
settlement OF their administration.
w. III. JOHNSON,
JAMES R. WEST,
Administrators.
March b, 17-6W.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-03-13
LEXINGTON FEMALE
ROsapd1HmG School.

MI iSS HAMILTON, respectfully in
1Y-L forms her frien1s and tho public
that the session Of this institution, will
commence on Monday the Sth Of February
lS4l. Miss Hamilton hopes 10 be able
to accommodate the charge for board and
tuition, to the wishes Of those who may
deem her worthy Of their patronage, and
would add the assurance that whatever
will tend to The comfort and convenience
OF young ladies as boarders, and their adj
vancement in their respective studies, will
receive her constant and devoted atlen.
ton.
Of Pupils will DO received at any
time during the session.
LEXINGTON, MI, Jan, 80. I-2d