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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10

VETM. y. Majors is my authorized agent to set
w tie and rrep, al my business 90 Monroe
County Nsapp.
All Those Indebted 10 me are requested to step
forward makrstlucmcuI aud -lvc cost.
GIDEON IINCECUM.
Feb 16fh 1-II 3I--}t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10
MarSllal's sale.

No SIC.
G. R. Clayton Admr &C. a. p rr.n
Dan. F A xander ct. al. June Term l9'I'
Dl virtue Of the above specified writ to ne d-
ed rccted from the Hon, Dstucl Court OF the L.
States, for the Northern Dsrc' Of Mississippi
will sell on
.Mondoy The 18th day Of 1pra 1871
at The Court House ofLowodes counlytac following
described property 10 wit: east hafof s1uh west
quarter, and east bali Of north east quarter and
south east quarter section eleven township eighteen
s0Ilh range eighteen west, west hal. Of north east
quarter section one township eighteen north range
sixteen east, south west quarter section thirty one
township ulHtecn north range seventeen east, south
east quarter section thrtY-sX township nineteen
north range sixteen east, west hail of north east
quarerand north west quarter OF south ws,t quarter
section twelve township eighteen south range egh-
teen west west ballot the north east quarter and
east half Of north west quarter section fourteen
township eighteen south range eighteen west, north
west quarter olu north west section fourteen township
eighteen south range eighteen west, north west
quarter OF north west quarter section thirteen town
snip eighteen south range eighteen west, west hall
Of north west quarter section five township cgb-
teen north range seventeen east north east quarter
NtCll'H Nlh 'NNN@#Ip tiLItFtH NOUN range NfF'ti"
teen east, east half Of south east quarter section
lhrly-une township EJnelrsn range seventeen
casr also one undivided baii interests in the follow
ing de,brIbel anis 10 Wit: L7r three four and
five ia section ,hntY-ooe township twenty north
range sixteen easl-lhe property Of deledant Nc.
Kinney Hoderucss
Also the north hat section three, south hsf
| section ten and north east quarter section nine u
| township eighteen south r5uge eighteen west, One
property OF defendant 4. }. Hojges,-ai>J .1l NOM
Der two square number three north Of man street
| 10 the town Of CJ.umbus,--tue property oil Defend
! ants K. 5. Buuut.
| Levied on as the property ni said defendants
| to satisfy The above named execution add cost
/ ADOLPHUS g. WEIR
Marshal Northern Dsjrct Nj
| By }. w. CARROLL. Deputy.
| Columbus March 10Th, 1871. 36.-5t,
| Printers Zee 81 90
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10

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Robert H1rsjon -,
vs. 80
Dan + Aryruirr ct, ai 'N''
Dl virtue OF the above specified W.T. u ms ,-
I'D reeltt from lhc Honorable DiurcJ Couuu,
the United state, lor the Northern District of Miss
Issipp. UlI se.'on Monday the l3h day of Apr.
ls4l. at the Cont House of Lownle> county, the
following described property, nwG The west bait
of north west quarter fractional >ccuon no. twenty
one. tuwn~hps eighteen, al uGe c'ghecn west
Levied on as the property Old, W. Wright one
q. the defendants, 20 satisfy the aboye named exc.
cuILLn mn nm Nn.l.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10
Administrators, Notice.

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02

PowHArAS.--4 meirieai Romance in Screen eauios.
BY Seby Smlth.-This is the title of a new and
original work by an American author, who already
stands so high ia the estimation of the public that
we have but TO mention hs name 10 insure a favor
a9le attention. HIS new work is ia the press Of
Harper and Brothers, and will be published in the
course OF the present month. The language is at
once simp.e and poetcal; the versfcation, IN its
various measure, is extremely musical; and the
story IS conducted in manner 10 give to the work
the Interest OF a skIlfu!ly constructed romance.
We shall indeed despair Of poetry's ever being
profitable TO its cutyaiors if "Powhatan" does moi
lad numerous admirers who are willing 10 exchange
their dross Of money for its fine gold Of thought.
The notes TO the pcem indicate much research in
to the history and habits Of the aborigines of our
country, and give sterling historical value TO the
work, which ought alone establish its claims 10 a
high rank IN our American literature.
The reader will ea to mind, that Mr. Seba Smith
was the originator OF those famous specimens OF
humor and talent known az the Jack Owning Let.
ters the present production proves thot he like the
celebrated English author Thomas Hood, has a fan
ey quite as express and remarkable as his wit
IN Y Signal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
CONE HCTnE pnnp y

We admit the animadversons OF this animated
Correspondent with pleasure, albeit he raps u,
Sthwart our knuckes. We approve his abstract
sentiments, and have long seen, and felt and knows
the danger OF the political tendencies which he dis
cusses. But we imagined that zoe, of all men
in the community, could be charged with promoting,
by direction indlreciioH, the spirit which "One OF
the Poor" reprobates. We are not advised that
throughout this country any have more vigorously
opposed it to the best of their limited ability.
But is not our correspondent mistaken all this
whe1 Has the agrarian spirit manifested itself in
Richmond, is not what he mistakes for it, but the
usual heat and strategy Of party conflict
So We believe, and have regarded the various pub
LEGATIONS to winch he audes as the ebulliiions OF
the Canvass manifesting too mueh intemperance,
but boding no serious mischief AS to the propriety
of publishing them, we have acted upon our con
ceplion of duty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
Gas Light,

An attempt is making under the auspices Of a
company, to light Petersburg with Gas-Capta
$4,000, shares $50 each - and Their. is no doubt
whatever, that the enterprise will succeed in thai
town, distinguished above all others, in this Com
monweaIth at least for jts spirit, liberaty and &C.
ton. We hope 1t may, both for the sake Of Pc
tersburg, whose comfort and convenience will ba Sc
greatly promoted by it, aud that it may stimulate
the Metropolis Of Virginia to follow The example O
the "coekade." Richmond, if she will not lead
ought not to be ashsned to follow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
fcoscLUsIoS TOMORROW. !

AoRE CossIsTEScT-We gave an example a
day or two SINCE of the inconsistency of the Globe
and other Anti Administration papers in regard to
the Inaugural Message ofPresident Harrison
The Richmond Enquirer Charleston Mercury,
and other papers, which make more ultra BOLTON.
ists than all the Abolition men and newspapers in
the country, have asserted that there is nothing in
the inaugural in regard TO Abolition. We will not
pretend TO say just whether there is or not buy
leave these factious opponents TO be answered hv
their own friends. The Baltimore Republican, for
Ianstance, says:
"On the subject Of abolition, he is more sxpliei,
ayowLng his Misrepresentation Of any aueript on The
part OF The people OF one State to interfere with the
institutions and internal concerns of Others and il IL
the only or almost the only respecting which he
is So"
The Augusta Consti, utionaists SAYS:
1.-The President is explicit few points, In
regard 10 Abolition, he recommends to the States
not TO interfere with their respective local instit.
tons"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water, this day, 1914 o'clock, A. M.


Sehr Elizabeth Jane, Phillips, Baltimore, sun
dries, TO Fry & Co.
Schr Mobile, Barnes, Baltimore, sundries, TO
Crane & Co, Davenport, Allen & Co, Fry & Co.
James * George Winston, Allison & Watt, l. ID
Crenshaw & Co.
Sehr VIM w Wyer, Dyer, Boston, sun dries, to
M Branch, Syzer s, Son, Myers & Co II
Rust, l. ID Crenshaw & Co, Dunlop, Mon
cure & Co, J Dooly. ID Butrick, w + Boiler.
Williams Haxall, Hubbard, Gardner & Co.
Schr Wyoming, Nickerson, Boston, sundries, to
schr Elizabeth, Denzen, Boston, sundries. to C
Stebbins.
Schr E S Lamsden, Hollingshead. Baltimore.
su dries, TO James x George Winston, Shields &
Somervllle, Alvey x Lpscomb, l. ID Crenshaw &
Go, Williams Son, Caperton & Crump, Wyn,t
White, ii & L G Mckenzie, ID r Stewart, J
Womble.
Schr Manchester, Allen, New York, sundries.
TO Boyd. Edmond Co, Hubbard, Gardner & Co,
Webb, Booker Hamilton, G. w Duesberry, s
Clarke, Taylor & Co, T Robertson, w Mitchell,
Jr., Bosher & Robinson, Lyell, Johnston x Lyell,
l. ID Crenshaw & Co, l. Ludlam & Son, J Gold.
smith, Harwood & Co, Davenport, Allen & Co,
Myers & Co, Myers, ID franklin, FRY &
Co, Vanlew smith, Keene, A Duval x Co,
Dunlop, Moncure & Go, vi Roya, ] Lyons, Mrs
& Philip, G w Duesburry, A Levy & son, Dip.
pell Jackson, l. < l. Logon, Dudley &
Meredith, Bagwell, Smith & Jones, II II jenkins.
L Robertson, Crane, James & Co.
SAILED,
Schr Thames, EKworthy, Norfolk
Schr Neptune, Knowles. Boston, coal.
Schr Powhatan, Clark, New York, iron, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
Whigs OF Hsprico :

Beware Of the s,ratagems of Locofocoism. Suf
Ter not yourselves to be divided between whis
candidates Let the Loco Focos bring out their owr
candidate. Let us not have Wing elected bv the
votes IL they do not bring out candidate nO,s
rely upon II, that their scheme is first to get the
wings into snarl-irst to divide them-and then
70 conquer them in one Of two ways-by running
IN their candidate on the day OF electon-or by
concentrating their votes one of the Wing candi-
dates, and having elected him, boast of il as vic
tory, and render him Jaiisriag saS iasfReis nj
Whig,
Let US take one candidate, and all vote for him.
Captain MeRae has the highest claims upon u.s.
do has heen vgilant. judicious, and true as the
needle TO the pole. lie, Us, enc and all, adhere to
him. MANy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
RICH MOND:
FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL q
Whig Prospects in Yirsinin.

The Loco Focos affect or feel much confidence IN
carrying the elections which come OF yesterday
three weeks. We are very certain that for wear,
past, their prospects have never been so gloomy
The Wings will carry counties. and no, few o.
them, which they never carried before, while they
will lose but three or four, if SO many. We feel
every confidence Of Wing majority on joint ballo,
IN the mex, Legislature, of from Is to 25 and the
command OF both Houses Of Assembly. This is no
random assertion, but opinion founded on trust
worthy data.
Ii seems to be the pleasure of Loco Focoism to
let no opportunity pass OF proving to the world its
insincerity in all its public professions and incon-
sistency IN every act, compared with the correla-
tive doctrine. Thus in the hey. day Of Jacksonsm,
the will OF majority, it insisted by that party
was entitled to the most submissive reverence, and
there was danger, rery great DANCE, that the doc
trine was about to be pushed far as TO place the
Constitution and every institution Of the land at the
mercy OF mejorites-no matter how obtained, OF
how composed. Agrarianism and man worship,
hand in hand, preached this doctrine, and backed by
the vast popularity Of Gen. Jackson, it might and
tcosld have led TO the subversion of the existing
form of Government, il the very deeds OF Jackson
Ism which gave it birth, had not also finally checked
1t, by the unlimited calamities which they have
brought on the prosperity and happiness of the
American peop'e. A watchful Providence made
the misrule which scourged us also the instrument
of our salvation from the Agrariansm of the Jack
son era.
What nOv do the organs and wire workers Of
jackson Loco Focoism, the cast Off leeches of the
Treasury, and the unhappy losers OF the spOiis.
s'y and do-those spoiis which were and are still,
at the bottom Of all the humbug and falsehood OF
the Loco Foco asitationsi Do they practise their
own doctrine 2 Do they acquiesce in the voice OF
the People2 Do they submit gracefully to that
immense majority of States and People, by which
corrupt Dynasty cast off and new one in
stalled
We need not answer the question. We need not
s'y, that opposition preceded the commencement of
the Administration, and that denunciation went
before any act whatever.
We are not aflaid to leave the propriety of such
course to the judg ment of the People OF Virginia.
The People have not been guilty OF the culpable
and unpaIiotic and absurd conduct OF opposing
those whom the People elected, before there was
any thing to oppose. They only have done it,
who have been used all their lives TO live on the
Public, and who are resolved to regain their lost
position.
We appeal for fair trial TO the People for the new
Administration, and VIC have doubt that they will
coneeee it, though politicians may not.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02

NJ. Ps,ioa's term having erpissd on the Sis
March, on that day, Mr. Rutherfoerd. who the,
became. Senior Councillos.t assumed the reins o
SAte' a. Aeting Governor. and will hold them. &c
osfd'ns TO the construction thus put upon the Con
su'unon, until sist. March. ists. being entities
meanwhile both to the salary and the power OF IN,
Chief Magistrate.
MANY thought Mr.. Patton entitled to eli up tn,
unexpired portion Of Gov. Gilmer's term. but th,
attorney General. in written opinion, having
thought that the st,tion devoved upon the Seno,
councillor in rotation, there was aequiescence.-
Our friend p. p, whose calm discussion Of the SUBJ
Ject almost brought to his opinion, will perceive
IN these circumstances Why his very lucid view,
were not published-the question being at an end.
JOHN NJ. GREooRr, ESQ, elected to supply MIR
aopk'ns vacancy in the Council, entered upon the
discharge Of his duties on the 3lsL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
very respectfully,
ALEXANDER EITZPATRI
oRAroRIo-.a M.,;ea, Treat.

The lovers of melting music, such as gives re
sounding grace to all Heavens harmonies," will moi
forget the Oratono at st. James Church this eve.
ming. To suppose that our citizens would suffer
the occasion to pass without enjoying the thrilling
harmonies and soul-subduing strains OF to. night,
would oe to impeach their gool tas,c and say they
were Incapable of approaching that from which our
present ideas spring.
Ths pieces chosen for the occasion are selected
from the most distinguished composers, and the
eh OF amateur talen, of tho city has been enlisted in
producing them. Those who attend may expect
rich and grand.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02

WTLL be ohered pubic AUCTION 10 the hiAh bud.
w der, un Monday the 26th day OF Apr umpkin's
tavern not privately dsposed Of prior time OF
which due notice will be gwen, tract Lard containing
g acres twn or three Of which good land
dueng heavy crops OF blue THIS land lies ined
aiey on the Meehanesve road, about miles from Rich
land Of Mary Iadd. Bosworh and Beave riam creek.
being part OF the called Belts, In The coustx
OF Hanover IL has it abundance or timber
for rails and inel, being nearly covered with heavy
pine growth; the aud Is mostly level Of a xooJ
light frable soil easily improved, well adapted TO
the growth OF vegetables in the highest perfection This
tract would make desirable little farm IL is in
excellent neghbourood Possession will be given i'm.
pTovements by the fall $3.50
Terms made known the day Of sale.
NATHAN n. CLARKE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
L. LIZ

NM ILL stand at my stable aud at Mr.Ranioph pafri
w sons, In the county OF Gooehand the present
SON. aud be lot To mares at Twelve collars the
nan dollar To the groom lie is hue young horse, pos
sessng valuable qualities any horse for The
turf OF the road lie Is hne dark hesnut with small
STAR and no other whe inches high though
not fully grown hno bone, and Of the
horses IN the state. Never trained but belonging TO
thorough racing strain. Pedigree below. Mares will be
leo with two gallons oats a per day every
Harrison. Jus 4 CARR,NaIy,N
Elm was oaled In 1896 out oi Molly Andrews, Zone of
the best mares OF the late Mr. John Minge sandy Pn)
by Ti"olcon she by Jack Andre~T dam DAt Devils
dam BY Clock Fast. dam by fearuoughI,E gEr
dam by Monkey, all English horses Of the
stations and racers X. HARkisON.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
THE sPEAKERsHIP or TIE HOUSE OF REPRE-.
sENrATlvEs
To he Editors ofihe VA,

~ he Edifors 81 he Whig.
Gen,lemen-As the Extra Session approaches
the subject Of the sPcakershp begins to engage III,
public attention, and several names have been pre-
sented with reference to that Office. propose tc
add one more to the list and state very briefly the
claims on which his pretensions are based.
The individual to whom refer is John NJ Bolts,
Esqr, the last, and in all human probability. the
next member for this District.
He is peculiarly qualified for the station, because
OF his quick and vigorous mind; his sound iudg-
men,; his strong and useful common sense; his fear
less independence, and indomitable frmness in the
pursuit OF whatever he thinks right; his total free
dom from Reconsideration; his entire coincidence
OF opinion with the Administration in its LEADING
measures; his popularity with all sections, gained
by his splendid services to the Wing cause, sery.
ecs unsurpassed by those Of any man in the Wing
ranks A WING.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02

! thought, and siIl think. our sys,sn Oh education
nssds rsvss1ont and 80 hslsvins, desired. II h ma
year appreciation. to be in the next Lsgissture ts
sid N that important matter a. well as all other,
mat might be ior your benefit. Any Of you who
may n.vea curiosity To know my views on tina, vi
nl subject would refer to the kichmoad whir Of
we xsd OF January, lsff. to communication signed
~Neison, with an aecompsnyin plan, which was
prepared by me, and submitted TO the last Legisla.
ture foe its consideration.
am, fellow citizens, as ever, yours,
Very respectfully,
ALEXANDER FITZPATRICK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02

iE@ The Charleston Mercury considers Mr. n.
NJ. I. Hunter quite the thing. and aIledges that
Hon. MIR Mallory has been driven out of the Wing
ranks by the "ultra federal" demonstrations OF
Hauison's Administration. Mr.. Mallory is free Of
the charge here implied against him. He is the
candidate Of the Wing, not Of the Loco Foco party
as the Mercury supposes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
Gen. Harrison's Health.

The President has been i'll, very -far more so
than the phrases Of the Washington papers dis
elose-so at least say private reports. The change
in his habits of life-the sudden devoving upon
him OF so immense responsibity-the anxiety of
his mind, and the pressure of business have led to
the attack. His disease was Inflammation Of the
lungs and the lining membrane, malady acute and
dangerous
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
MARSHALL HOUSE.

MAIN STREEr, RICHMOND, Va.
THE Legislature having adournei and the winter busi.
l. ness beingove
TIE MARSHALL HOUSE
can accommodate families airy ham.
beTs well calculated for comfort during the spring End
summer More than half Of this house will be Tesery
spec ially fnTuansient company
From this time the first II November ne1t single
dys board will he dollar and seventy five cents Any
numb er OF rays under week tsaye single day) OIL 50,
and ten dollars per week
The MAJ shall ouse the nearest house (with the be
wakinR) to the Richmond apd Petersburg drTp
to the Lynehburg packet wharf The location Of this
House Is equal TO In the city, being
and amidst the HAMS The proprietor will eHdeaypuT
make comfortable all who favor her with their patTo
The accommodations Of this House must fpe ak for
themselves. Visitors will he Their own Judges.
Mrs. WILLIAM CLAIBORNE,
Marshall House, doors below Bank OF Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
TRIBUTE OF RESpEnp

AZ a called meeting Of the Jefferson Society Of
the University of Virginia. March 23I-the pei.
dent announced the death Of JAgEs E. RuTFIg. in
the following words
Gentemen-We have convened To mourn IN.
loss Of departed frend thrice during this .f,teJ
session have We teea summoned TO do honour IA
has visited US plucking IRON the stem the brob, Sud
Of youth. James f. Rufin is now no more II.
who but few months since was seen particioo,ine
IN the discussions and duties Of this Hall. has mel
an uniimely end; his body now rests in the coId
cavern OF the tomb, bat With a vivid reoollee
ton Of his many virtues will forayer live. Here
where he was known and beloved, nod whore tbs
weight OF his intellect has been felt, no eulogy I,
necessary; "nor marble slab, nor sculptured byst
Is required 70 plant his name IN our memory for
truly - 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
EZECITTORis NoTICE

LII persons indebted To the the laie Grnth
"a Dickinson decd Of the county OF Prince rc are
respectfully requested TO make payment OF the amounts
ihey are due, rs am anxious and determined up
The estate SCp9 practicable, that a hual dis.
tbuon ofthe estate may be uiae ScSeesbe TO the Of
the deceased. ~
All persons having claims against the said estate will
please make them known immediately, paymen oheT.
wise this notice will be plead In bar claius that
may be presented after the shall have passed. out
my hands as executor. Til bMNSCLAkE, EHor
3O-4IM Of Griffin nrL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02

.iCfs Advertisers are requested to hand it. their
advertisements at as early an hour Of the uay as
practicable. All advertiser ents intended for inser
ton in the ensuing days paper must be minded in
before O'clock p. NJ, and those Intended for in.
sertion in Mondays paper must be handed in on
Saturday otherwise they cannot appear until the
day after.