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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20
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lY ihe schu. Three Brothers and Weymouth, We arc
- receiving The remainder Of fall and Winter pur.
chales which, with those acady received makes our
soHmcui n staple and Fancy Goods very complete
hmona thc GOODS iug 70 hand. are tho following
super w0o'dycd blsck ChfhH
Do bloc and fancy no
acnsraI assoifm NJ n plain and nney Cassnorss
supethua Kentucky leans and rafineus
laaainrifaf krrEryH and iinFrya
superior black eros ne Rhine silks
ID blue black eros ne Swiss
DO plain and figured r0Iit de solra
a beauhiu assortment Prots, ~ Briush, French and
American manufacture
Moufelaincf tnd Chslyt
Six and Coron Hosiery N an kinds
Worrod hcrino hohar and Cashmere. NJ aU kinds
AlaIge sssoument of plain aad berusuchsd Linen Cam
Tic Hdkf
White, yellow, green and rod F,nneia
Huckaback Diapers and Damasks
Dowlas, 1icklenburEs and Gotten Oznaburaa
Pine bloached and unbeached rhiriurs and shesunFs
Neniian sisr and passage CaIpeting
Ingfain and D1mesfc DO
Brusssls Wilton and tuftsd Rugs
Point Dunn and Wifnsy BanketS Of all sizes aHd qua.
tst
Together with sensrf variety Of goods Tor Eensmens
veal tuch AZ VeFtinEs stoeks Collar &c. with every
70 40 examination Of which invite our friends and the
public DUDLEY a MEREDITH
oc ~
CUIILDHEHs SHOES, manufactured By the
- colehaiedBAcoH Il have iuai received per schooner
lonei, direct from The factory very large stock Of the
Shove superior shoes eossns ~ leather strap Bootee
20 hhnce, % ABILITIES Bacon 10 decidedly the best
ker ~ the shove shoes any u the Nonhsrn states
Those wishing god article IN the Chtirens Hne will
/ give me can SAMUEL PUrNEY,
So ppPosfs lhs Los csbia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20
WIN. HOLT,Clk.

VIRGINIA:-In Ncuoway County Court, 9Th Ianra-
~, lsii-Anderson Miller pitt Va GrefC Richard.
son and Nancy his wife, Aansnn Filing On and William
kudd administrators OF John Ruld and sinai Rudd widow
anl relief OF said John Rudj, decd dets Ia ChaneerV
rms lay came the plaintiff 10y his attorney, and ed Ills
blIl against the deendsnts aud the defendants Grief g
richardson aud Nancy his wife, having entered their
appearance and gwen security according the act of
seby and the rules OF this court and appearing by sa
usaeory evidence that they not inhabitants Of this
country ordered that the said &c endans appear
here on the hTst day Of next April Court answer the
OH OF the plaintiff and that copy this order form
WIN inserted in some newspaper published Ia the city
Richmond OF town OF Petersburg for months success
syey, and posted front door Of the Courthouse OF
this county Acopy. Teste -
ia2l-N9U b
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20
DR.. HULL'S
r-TERo aRDOMINAL SUPPORTER.

DR.. HULL'S
CTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
THIS new Instrument for the radical cureoi Proapsns
l. Utsri, or Falling OF the Womb, 10y euernsl apphea
ton supcrsctias Of the Objectionable Petsary
confidently recommended TO the afflicted as the means
of rcrf-ct restoration 90 health, never having aed OF
peTfGrmnG cure under the most s-gravaiei CIR
cuustances has received the decided appreciation Of
SIR Ashley Cooper Of LONDON; Sr Benjamin e. Brodie,
SIR James Clark, Physician 70 tho Queen; Or Ashwed,
L. eturer on Midwifery 10 Guys Hospital, nr Rsby,
Lecturer Bartho cmew's DIR. Griffith, Lecturer 10
Westminster Hospital DR. Rausbutham, Leelurerto Lon
don Hospital Robert Ferguson Lecturer 10 Westminster
Living Hospital; DIR. Sweaman, Lecturer TO Mddlescr
Uospitsl sud senior AccoucheuI TO Queen Chsrioue
Iynrn pital; also, 10y Henry Davies Conquest; Hun
dell lee NerriInan SurIeOn ksNea arc. by Dr. Morcau
Pre.isnt The Academic Dos ale de Medicine PARIS, anu
Accouchsir 10 the Ouichsss DOrie,ns; Professors Vel
psau NaIohp Paul Drboir, SAMSON and othersS-and in
New YORK by Professor w Francis; e : Bedford d
Professor 81 Midwifery in University OF NEW YORK,
Professor Delahel Professor Francis u. Johnson, PIcsi
dent County Med society; iaurens Hull President Me
deal Society, OF New YORK; Professor James Me-
Naughton Albany; Professor march, Professor Cyrus
PerEins. Professor pcanc-DTs. ThoS. Boyd. Gilbert
smith, Iosack. Sjcarns, Ludlow Kssan, Nachc Power,
Gravson, Van Rensaer, amt many other dstnsushcd
Physicians in the United States.
A. G. HULL-Ofhcc4 vesey street,
Astor House. New York.
constant supply Of the above instruments, with
DR. Iiuls inprov fuEses for Hernia, viii be kept by
LNEI.I- JOHNSTON a Ll ELL
y. &. King. Norfolk; Braggs l. Thomas, Petersburg;
SpotEwood Robertson, do, lanes L. RoYsle, Lynch
burg: VIM. II. Chapel Farmville.' mh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20


VihGlNIAi -At Rules, held in Tie Clerks once OF
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chaneery fir
King Queen County on the ls day OF February ISL
Heritage II. Canhorn a. Walker Hart Merchants and
Partners trading under the firm Of Cauthorn Hart pai
ns against Nancy Taylor, Sdminsti ariK Of Caleb
deceased, vincent Taylor, George Taylor Lewis Taylor
els Taylor, defendsnts-Is CHAScERY
The defendant, Vincent Taylor, having entered his
Assembly and the Rules Of th court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is iuhabant This
County, It Is ordered that the said defendant do appear
mere on the hrst Jay Of tho May term,
the hill Of the plaintiffs; and that copy Of This order he
OTthWtih inserted IN some newspaper published in the
city OF Richmond for two months and post.
cd 1.-THE front door Of the Courthouse Of this county.
fe l6-wsx ROBERT POLLARD. Jr. g.
DIR. j. IL. RO LANDS VI EDICINEs.
usI received an assortment Of these popular propa.
Ton Mrsme-A speedy and certain cure for the Fever
aud Ague.
Tonic Mixture PiHs-A remedy for the Fcverand ARue
possessing the properties the Tonic Mixture and
equally a. eheaeous IN renewing this troublesome
Extract Sarsdpariia-An improved preparation this
article, aud highly recommended.
PsrH1iiHgs0 or Worn, DesfIoysr-A safe and certain
mcdy tor oNpcilnr WORMS from the human system, and
particularly adapied To the uses Of children.
dulHO.idfsd EfpbrocdHOH-A fine stimulating app'lca.
uon TOT the cure VI rheumatism, sprans Bruises Sore
Throat, &c.
CoHyrHn-An invaluable and pleasant remedy for Sore
Eye.
Piglonaria-Ths remedy Is highly valuable for its eff
cacy la removing obstinate Coughs Of long Standing pro-
duced 10y colds or Otherwise. II Is hav.
ing many claims the confidence and patronage
Vahds being possessed Of tine IcReneraing powers and
capable OF overcoming the unhealthy effect likely
produced on the lungs by obstinate neglected coughs
CaTbonie Dsnfri6es-A remedy for whitening and pre-.
serving the teeth free ~ all injurious properties
Oriental Alabasisr-F the toilette a new nrep, aton
Tor sOlcning, whitening and preserving the skin.
We have appointed Agents fo the sale ofthe above
Medicines.
A fr.a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20
LARGE ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES of
FRESH AND SEASONABLE BOOTS,
SHOES, TRUNKS. sc.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
n BURLINGTON a co have recently received, asd
addi,isnai supplies Of Boots shoes Trunks, sc. fresh
from the manufacturers Which, with those previously
plcc they believe be found Virginia this time, and
which they offer lheir friends customers aud the pub.
lie generally, wholesale Ant retail such
believe cannot be Otherwise than satisfactory to
Purchasers IN want OF fresh itshnAble and good Ari-
cles line, will fhd It 70 their Advantage give
call before purchasing elsewhere a. we shall offer them
cles recently received and expected, offer the follow
ing, VIZ:
Lades superior kid and IN rocco dress walking shoes par,
McCurdy's
LADIES' superior kid aud dress wakin. slippers
Ladies superior sealssin walking shoes and Slipper.
Do do white ki aus white satin dn
DO DO fne leather and eIlissin Walking Shoes
GESTLEHEEs.
Genuemsn's superior eafSn and morocco dross Boots,
Gcnemen's superior ealfskn cork sole and water proof
Gen!enen's superior kgssa Navy Shoe, and Brosans
DO - do Over 2 S DO, p do N DO
10 eafskin wafer proof Boots, at 6 and 81
Do do do do shoes.
MEMS.
Mems lined and bound pessed and Iswed BroFans
Do exiIa heavy pegsed and sewed Wafer boots
woNES's.
women's sewed and peEEed leather Wells
Do aasIsl6sr kid aad morocco Slippers
Boys lined and bound pesgod aud sswed Brogans
DO hne cali and kip seged BtogaEs
DO cNtrs heavy sewed do
Do hue calf Boots.
MISSES.
Misses hne 'ealss and morocco Dress Boots, part city
made
Misses hne do DO do do Shoes
DO common kid Slippers
Do Enc leather Boots aud shoes.
CHILDREN's.
Childrens superior we.ted D,o,ses and Shoes
% % common aG Pa Do 30 90 90 30 90
DO superior morocco Roots, Shoes and Anele T.es
TRUNKS.
superior leather Travelling Trunks bellows and RI tops
Do hair aud sealskn Trunks, &c.
ID. BURLINGTON g. co.
Wholesale and Retail Boot, Shoe, Trunk and Leather
de 10 Decentralization House
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20
MURRAY5s FLUID MAoNEsIA.

Prepared under the immediate superintendance oil
Sir James Murray.
THE great advantages Of THIS elegant preparation
That possessing althe properties Of Magnesa gen
efa use, UIs not liable ~ TORN "danzefous concTeOns In
the bowels 40 frequently attendant upon the u the
ordinary PREPARATIONS Of Msgncsa-i cOuects aciity and
relieves heat burn eectuay without "uiurng the coats
OF ihe Iomnch or producing any of those aucntabio
evils resulting from the Of the CarbOtstes Of
Potash. n prevents the food u infants turning sour upon
der % tends TO regulate the seton the b8eE pe
. culiarly adapted Tor females.
EH from the Medco ChTurgea Review, for April,
lss edit by DR. James Johnson Physicians Etrsordina-
~ 10 the late King, &C.
"Peiicid SoufioH u MaSHsfia This very useful end
elegant preparation we have trying for months
as an apcrcut antscd IN dyspepuc complaints, attended
WIN acidty and cons patton, and with very great benefit
" ias TIE advantage over common maEnesia In being ds
solved aud therefore not liable 10 accumuse The
els IisdecdcGly superior soda potash on account
81 no apcncn quality and nl H havinf tendency
ducton OF mesh and Strength, which the two carbuuaies
above mentioned certainly lend TO- when long continued
aud taken IN considerable quaint ss We hope sir James
medicine wtlfiakr Tie trouble % make Il more GENERALLY
accessible g. The public 10 s mctrOyo IT, there being only
one Or two authorized agents here "
~ Humphrey Davy tefied that his solution forms
soluble combinations With uric acid sats Of Govt
aud Gravel thereby couutorictnE their Injurious enden.
cy when other alkgCs and even Msguesa sefhid failed
Caution dgaiHsff me spurious articles Biarksf.
~" Profession und the public will please observe tho
labes tie botcs Of MurraHa FLUID HaRHssa' vgiIin
future be authenticated ny his insure me inventor and
pr0Te Of that Invaluable medicine without which 10
cannot be rcnsne rr James Murray has been solicited
~ Tho whole pruc 10 adopt this precauon. order
N protect the credit aud fruits u HE sbor- snd stnds
and o defend the sick nfrm fotn delesr0us irna.
ALEXANDER DUvAL,
20 Vt Corner ~ and iNh sts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20
\ NEW PATENT GUN.

THE attention Of the MeinserH Of Legislature and
the public FcuetaIiy, who are DESTROYS " examining
something sud splendid In the Gun line, BE- respect
folly requered III my old established GUN AND
SPORTING STORE, 10 examine Ngw DoUHLa
GUN, nANUPACrUHEb snOP, an sntifely different
principle ~ any thnK else Hnth locks being
made 10 work with only ono thrgerdischarEinE either
barrel athe Will and pleasure ~ the spousen. without
trigger. THOMAS TYRER,
Manufacturer ~ Guns, Rihcf, &C,
bmoud. Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20
NEW HOOKS

NEW BOOKS,
Received by SMITH PALMER-Feb. %.
MIGHT and Morning, BY Bulwcr
~ Distinguished Men ~ M0dern Times, being Volume
CNNiii add CNXiV u Hsrpef's Faulty Library
Life Of DeWu CLIFTON, by James RcnWck, III u, Pro
fessor n Natural Philosophy Columbia COleg being
Vol CNNN Harpers Family Library
Who shall be Hem by Miss Ellen Pickering, authOr Of
Prince and Peiilsri The ouiet Husband, &c. feN
OLD wINEs.-Ws have on hand snd offer for sale,
" Fomafs fne Old sherry Wine, pale snd brown, ~.
casks also Newton, Gordon Murdoch Co's Old Na'lci
r. Wines In ar casks, half ar casks and pipes-am0ug
which are few ar casks very SUPERIOR Of ne ynisge Of
1919 JNO TRIPLETr q SON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20
IrINGINIAi-At Hnlcs hcII in M 49, ma.

NlRGtNIAi-At Rules hca ia the Clerks once of
v the Cucuu superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
county, on Monday, tho 7th day December
IsiO-Eeo w SOulhal. comp't against Warren l. Olivier
Frances olivier, Maria l. Olivier, A C.Oivicr John 4
sea~sl and 'honas Fox, Trustee under certain deeds
if2m w ]. Olivier, defs-ls CHANCEEY.
Inc Defendant Thomas u Fox not having entered his
appearance and given security according the
seInhy and the rules OF Tins and Appearing by
satisfactory evidence thar he Is nhaGiiani Of This
Ioinnon~ealh On motion Of the complainant, by Warren
Jones, his attorney, Is ordered that said defendant
dosppcar Rules 10 be holden in e Clerks Office Of our
SAID Court on the FIRST Monday in March answer
Tie plaiuuu b and thaa copy OF this order be forth.
Win inserted IN some newspaper published la The City Of
Richmond 70 two months esvey, and posted al the
iront door Of tho Courthouse Of this county.
Copy. Teaie,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20
0TCUmoND TIN. SIIFsET IRON q STOVE
MANUEACTORY.

TNHEmbseTiber cccivng and keeps constantly onhahd
Il atwhole sale and retail and a, the lowest prices,
Plain and Japan Tin Ware Of every descriptOn.
Also variety OF stoves, designed for burning euer
WOOD orc Gal.
Stove Pipes and every othel article In his FeO maze 10
se IS ''o TITUS RICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20

FE,ATHERs-n bales prime Feather. ior ,sls
- la3 FRY co
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-20

E-0ur correspondent X may probably sup
Pose that We we're hoqr,d by the communication
OLA. FaAasH-lf either he, or the writer Of that
communication 50 thinks, he il mistaken. We
knew that il vas a mere fancy sketch when We
published it. To have slated SO at The lime
however, would have destroyed the interest which
The story was calculated TO excite. We have re-
ceved ~ Card" from "A. Fsss*s''sin which he
disclaims all intention Of wounding the feelings
or disgusting the ssnsbliiiss Of any one. lie
states 10 Us Ihallhs narrative was the fame u con-
cePi'on ola vakeful night, and tho writer sup.
posed thar the flesh marks would at once give 1t
the stamp Of fiction, employed as is often done,
AS the vehicle Of amusement, aud ia this instance,
10 expose the progressive nature Of crime, the
boldness Of vice under circumstances Of impun.
", and to teach the youthful reader, that alho'
unseen by human eye, vice nHcts its owl pun
ishmeni, ihro' the medium of wounded con.
science"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-20

as X I" Shc 1eHsVSi
FRANKLIN ACADEMY & MR., C. AGAIN
In our last article We had no intention oi 50 far
dcranging C's logical head as 10 make him forget al
together his promise Of discussing his three propo-
ntions in.reiatonsthe Franklin Academy. They are
OF Importance tuAthis community. And the con-
mnnity have now a right 10 claim all the light C.
canthrow upon them Had he advanced arguments
we designed giving them candid consideration :,
for we TOO claim to regard Justice and the rights
Of thc,f people" as much as he cando. C. has given
nstwo telaboared articles pompoasly headed No. l.
and No. 2. and for the life Of us we cant tel vet
where we shalbegn loreply to him. 10 hit one Of
his arguments we should have 10 shoot with gun
as crooked as paddy's, with which he kledhe deer
'away round the mountains" Now Mr.. c. we don't
care from what quarter your lucubratons may pro-
ceed whether from the office ola man Qfthe Green
Bag but no briefs, from the castle Of Dukedom or
with candour the propositions contained in ''lhe me.
mortal" we should have been satisfied. We fear C.
is tying to make an auger hole with aimbiet"--
as we don't Intend 10 be diverted from our purpose
BY 4 Skunk hunt with him, we will proceedAn
give some Of the reasons for the course pursued by
the nsemorallts
10 the first place then we would remark that the
getters up Of the memorial were most III them in
great part influenced intheir selection Of Columbus
as their future home, by the consideration of the
large endowment II possessed for the support OF
education.
Fame with her trumpet tongue had told them that
here halls Of science opened wide their doors free as
the air we brealhed. and beraland comprehensive
in their arrangement as the most extended wants of
the community could demand. That private re-
sources nor individual energies need never be called
in requisNon, that public munitcence had done every
thing We came. We iound it is true large annu-
y arising from The lease Of our town lots, but we
hcsrd deep and TODD complaints Of ~ ey,rsv-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-20
For The Democrat
EDUCArIUN-NO. II.

EDUCA IlON-NO. IL.
DIX. LIPscoMB.
Dear SIR According to design, will endca-
v"r 10 show how instruction may be impaired 10
small children, varying in age from two 10 ive.--it
was my Intention TO notice some Of the objections
usually offered against course like that which ]
recommt nd; but up'b reflection, Ihlve concluded
To describe the plan and let il rciu,e obieciscas |
WI, however, give room 10 one which must be
met in favorable manner, in order To be correctly
answered will suppose the case of mother,
anxmns for the improvement, Of her little children,
forms the resolution to do sometilng which will in
aeresi aud profit Them; they are too ycung 10 learn
to read, or rather, they have not learned, because
she thought them Too young; consequently size must
adopt The method fora instruction. The question
arises, what can say that will please aud profit
tbems Here she isaIa loss II is a new task;
hut viii her il is the same 10 resolve and execute.
The desgnto do something, having been formed she
seager topu. lin execution. Calling her little pupils
around her, she says, show would you be pleased
q have Mamma talk 10 you some every day, and
relate 70 You pretty storirs'" The proposal, sa-
VVrtng something nl novelty, they all exclaim with
delight do, do, Mamma-For moment she pauses
aud concludes 10 give, Tor the first lesson, dascnn.
lion Of the several articles in H. Edwin Is ius be.
lore her with 2 capin his hand, she asks The name
as she holds Il 10 their view. Tney reply, cap. Do
people wear anything else oaher heads besides car.
Yes Mamma; Papa wears hat and you bonnet
Can you think of any think else No reply. She
names The .uFban and any other article the kind Of
.whchshe may think How msny kinds have we found.
They reply, hats caps, Oonneis and lurbans. Rob
III can you tell me Of what Edwin's cap is made /
fapa called il seal skin cap when he bought it,
here she tells about the seal, viz Its nature. loca-
ton. and the mode of catching it. Agsin what do
you perceive about the cap besides the outside! has
pecs ofleather before ii and lshere they pause for
word to express their meaning supplies il lined
With clo'h Here shc shows Them how 4 .rr.d~ Th.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-20

10 The Permanent Preemiion Bill has passed
ence. lis fate in the House is thought doubtful
The following is The vote in the Senate on the pas
sage Of the Of The bill, Yeas.-Messers. Alien, An
derson, Benton, Buchanan, Clay Of Alabama, Full
Ion, Henderson, Hubbard King, Linn, Lumpkin,
Mouton, Nicholas, Nicholson, Norell, Pierce Por.
tor, Robinson, Sever, Smith OF Conn, Smith Of
Indiana.t Sturgeon Tallmadge, Tappan, Walker,
Wall, Webster, White, Wright and Youug.-sl.
.Nays.-Messers. Bayarl Calhoun, Clay Of Ken
lncky, Ker knight, Mangdm, Merriek, Phelps
Prenlss. Preston, Rive, Roane, Ruggles, and
Souihard-l9.
So the Bill was passed, and ordered to be sent to
the House Tor its concurrence.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-20
Dr.. GIDEON 11Nc.o5&
Yours SC. noS
c. 6. preston.
LArC ar ELrcrRA MoNRoE ]

LATE OF ELEcTRA MoEEoE MI hs,
HAS located himself permanently a. D n. DO
II Nj where be win attend 10 az cases ~. at
fess,on. Mr.. L. fIaiters himself that VIZ. .hare Of
lenron 10 lis business that he will melN .r,es At
public patronage. He can be lonnd a. - IA Lard
his Office in Market Street, opposite 'ns
Office. ..sb All
There can be obtained at his snop
full supply Of Botanic Medicines sa--tf
E-b'y ~. isdi
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-20

Ma. WsE.-Il is seldom hat We have alluded to
shs<xcen'rc Politician oflate He has occupied
such questionable grounds that we eaIly did moi
Anow in what terms 10 speak of him He has come
Out lately, however in very bold and decisive man
ner, and we cannot but applaud him Tor the noble
and independent stand which bel has taken. On The
2Oll ult., he delivered speech on the Treasury
note Bill, IN which il he did not altogether un,rhie
himself lie expressed sentiments not very agreeable
TO his wing friends. lie spoke against tarifF,
against the distribution system, against callsdses
sion, against "the abomnablc system Of prescription
for political opinion, all of which are tayorite meas
tires oil the Harrison party, and he expressed him
sell 10 favor oIthc issuance Of Treasury notes, which
is an adminstratio measure, His speech has
produced considerable fluIter and no little consler.
nation in the wing ranss. II is now thought that he
will oppose the new Administration, or al least the
clique who expect 10 rule thr new President. The
Richmond Enquirer illus speaks Of this speech oi
Mr.. Wise, and The position he assumed But Mr..
Wise has conmmiited the objectionable san !" Gin the
opinion Of the wings "lle las thrown himself d.
reclIy in the way Of the favorile hobby Of The Wing
Clique, who expect 10 rule The President Elect.
lie has thwartcd their great measure Of an Extra
Session Of Congress. This ruling and powerful
Clique ara end,avoring TO use the words Of a dis
tngnished Vrgnian il Mssour) 10 preach up a
plausible precxt 70 called Session. 10 as,en on the
country Bank, and Distribution Of the Sales OF
the Public Lands and an increased Tariff before
they can be 'pistod by The will oIlnstructing lie
gslaures." Mr.. Wise has wisely and maniuly
lolled them in this lavore object, By authorizing
the next Administrations 10 carry on the Government
with the temporary use Of Treasury notes. lndeed.
he las gone further. lie has declared war in adj
vance against some of,he lavoriie measures of,he
party. lie makes war against the Distribution and
against the Taif win not these numerous trans
gressions expose him 10 the censore and thundcrs
oiihe Wing parlyl But these willpass BY him as
The idle wind-and tits that circumstance probably,
which annoys and alarms The Wings"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-20
SATURDAY,, FEB. QO.Is4L

tr WE are auhonzed TO announce COL.
CHAPMAN LEVY, asa candidate for
the Office Of Governor Of the Stale Of Mississippi
at the election to be held next November.
nr We ale authorized TO announce ELI
ABBOTT, asa candidate for the office OF
Sheriff, at The ensuing November election.
e~- VIZ are authorized to announce Ster-
ling u. Lester, as u candidate for Clerk
Of the Circuit court of Lowndes County at The
next November election.
Er We are auibsSized to announce John
-. montgomery, MS a candidate for the
oiiice oil Clerk Of the Circuit court Of Lowndes
county at our next election.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-20
oHocrAM FlREiCoMpANY no :.

At a third annual meeting of this Fire Engine
Company on the l7th inst, the ioluwing officers
were elected for the ensuing year,
I. NJ. KNAPP, Foreman.
j. ISAACS, Assistant Foreman.
b. HALSTED, Secretary
r. II ALLEN, Tre--r-r