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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07

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larf'. ZOO arr manner. o. s ile BsuA- The Hunf-
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itf lsEt H-'sari Te l.asH 10 ASSIST il.en o. tier
protection. ] istheT rishf aoi 20 ere collection,
proceed upon tL-ia m HaHHrs Ia, lriH clgss de-
tr." saaa 'HHoH, saar.fee ~ pfspsrt8- Htrts.te.
cIr i1Hi wit be- raised a-llu~fr,gry spec,e. Il up-
pr.s-nn. ANA Whatever IS ra'rualsd Ca ua>lad sec.
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t-.us' upon ihr community. General qnei up,i. -
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Tie subscriber >p.irits a.i lh1.e Nho are friendly
10 me cau,c 10 inform hn u public sentiment.
{ throughout The Stale. Heusa soItcitS rrnpvai of
iac correspondence whirt existed a,t summer. Hc
Utl attend a. al cnmnuurs ions. the pf0rerdlng.
of mrcln's Sc. Sc 10 short, ihe ON SoLDlrE"
and iait EoHamap' shah be- represeaiatire o(ile
Peoptc-t Nii be for their interests 10 sabscrte,
aHi 10 assist n procuring as many subscribers al
posNI.e, Inordrr IN place il ia lie hands oil every
hohe,l nan ~ Tie Stale
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07
kU les
Of the High Courts Of Errors and .lppeais,
4daDIfd al its JanHdru Term, 1910
4 U LES

\ Il
.idopled al its January Term, 1910,
Order-d, That thereafter, when case IS reach,'
on HE docket, il no counsel appear on either side 20
when no counsel he marked on tie docket the cas-,
shall be dismissed: Proridtd AoWtUtr, That sues
dismissal may be sent aside, ON good cause shawn
81 ported by affidavit; BIT IN no case W such DIS
mssa BE- set aside, unless The affidavit also show tina
there are probable IN ms
When any defendant IN error shall be dl-SallteD
with The security taken IN any writ Of error bond, Il,
may move the court for a rule upon the palntii Ii
error Ia show cause on dav 10 BIZ named, why IT,,
supef>edeaS should not lie discharged, o. other Sc
curly given; copy of which RUE Shall be >crytG
on tie plaintiff orrnr, a east five days before ,ht
expiration of the SalI.
The motion for the rule must he founded upon ~
AFFIDAVIT of the lnSufclency oi the scrutiny laken-
and the affidavit Of person interested IN tie luda
ment below, may be read in support Of ihc appl,ca
ton. Il the court is satisfied from the affidavit lha
there is cause 10 ntA pose, the rue VIII beeutered
On showing cause, affidavit Is taken hy eHer part
may he cad 10 show Inc >ulicl,ncy or uSuaibienc,
olhe security taken, provided reasonable nollc, be
given Of The taking OF the same The affidavit ..
the security may be received. II the security j,
adiajgrd Insufficient, the additional security mus
be approved hy the court.
Ordered, That hereafter when re,argument Is
ordered, The re.argnment shall be had al HE same
term a which it is graned--lhe cause 10 be placed
at the end OF The docket OF the District 10 winch II
belongs. Tests X. A PATRICK, Clerk.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07

Northern, va, Florence, iia, Due
every Sunday, tuesday, aud Friday, AT z. NJ
Closes, every Sunday, Tuesday, aud
Friday al SPIN
Southern, ria. JachSon-Due every
Monday, " ednesday and SATURDAY at 3AM.
Closes every Sunday Tuesday aod FIJI.
DAY at 7P NJ
Eastern. ria. Tuscaloosa & Mo-
bile, ria. Greensborough-Due every
Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday, at Ppm.
Closes every Monday, Wednt.day,and
Friday at PPM
Western, ria aberdeen and Poaioioc
Due every Sunday and Wednesday, al P NJ
Closes SPIN.
WincheSter,ria. Macon GndDsKa
Due every Monday aud Thursday, at 6P NJ.
Closes every Monday and Tuesdayat S z NJ.
GrecnSbOrOugh, Miss. ria. Pm
mouth and StGrkrIHe. -Due every Sat.
urday, at 10 NJ
Closes every Tuesday, at SPIN.
Houston, ria. COiJsiL Due every
Ft'daya 6PM.
Closes every Tuesday at SPIN.
HilisbOrOugh, rta. Philadelphia.
Due every Sunday at SPIN.
loses every Monday at SPIN.
CaleuOnla.-Due every Sunday, z N.
Closes rvc'y F,dsy, al SPIN.
Fayette {. Ill. Ala. ria .Nilpori,
Due every Friday, I'm.
Closes every Friday, II NJ
JOSEPH BLAIR
Post Ma er.
Columbus, Dec. 1910
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07
Washington. Oct. i.lsio.


TIE Esrozlros whi Ne pia'yd 10 ne noatcs
manner, uis'a iUtl shct oiltd Va nrt1vn iorn,
eact nah5er mftna sixteen ~ .ee w.ib au udrl
a. ~ ead u eay. fane embracing doe year !,
Wlllhu9 constitute tua co.iaaAta l,>ur, :.
pa>s'n, events, with tsrnsons uppn imaor.nr
questions q hamanrg.i Iod pubic policy, AID NAV
be bound ior preservation
Price, ONE DOLLAR PER ANNiiM p1tdia
Gdeaaee. Napaper wa b, >cul uniI the casa be-
received; and at tie cnluliue lctm subscribed To-,
every paper viii b.. discontinued unless new term
be prefH'Nlg paid 'or. B,uk notes @ every discrp
ton VII be received ataeb specie ralge.
he first number viii be lssu.d about the middle
Of January next.
Past masters are authorized by law and rcgua.
lions u 7eud money 10 Editors N letters written by
tIetnst ives
A. letters to tie Editor must be Zee or pos age
pau.
Subscriptions viii he received o, the Globe Office
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07
Wholesale & Retail IrCu Store
McGRAN & NOONAN.
No. 6 So Michael Street .No5il

"ANING made arrangements Tor a permanent
4 supply Of Iron both by direct importation from
S,ceeden AID otherwise have now in Store and an
ding. 200 Tons Of SredeS Iron compr sing all sizes.
$50 kegs oil Cul Nails 10 90 made from Swedes
Iron. with whicn aud well assorted sock 81 Hoops
Nail Rods, Banl and GIN RIB Iron, Axes, 5 eel sc.
they are prepared 10 execute any country orders
and at reduced prices.
Jan. 8, lS4l-97--9t.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07
WRAA s. GY1F9 AT
q -a anss w = Ss1

NTTII.L attend at Washington to ihf pF.N,ry
w Of claims before the Department ~
eS, when case is placed in hr hands IL '
be accompanied 10y free proporn'ned % l'I No.,
ac;er Of the business, and Suhiec 10 I've u'U'' y,
centum. on the amount OF clam whrn llna,y I'm
led. No letters will be taken from The fo'' '"'
unless lhe postage is pald.-For the P's,'p,,
ter> mu.l be directed 10 him at Pikeylle, Mo- "'
- three hours ride from the CITY. u Al.
Persons are lufhnrizcd 10 refer to 'he ,t..
bert G Brown. and Hon. Jacob Ihnmp'o'ol ~ ,s.n
10 The Hon. Dixon IL. Lewis, and non T,ro.
Chapman, Of Ala; 10 the Hon VIM ; ; p a.
and G. A. Harris, Esquire, Of Arkansas; Co, ~ 81.
love. and George Whitman, Esquire o. YIN" M.
leans; General Call, DR. Charles Byrnt, u'u IN.
nandez. and Hon G. Downing, Florida; Jug IA.
son, aud David Gohghy E.q; Of CnHmnu, x X
qa; Alfred v Scno,, and John HenIy' b'qIp Lee,
Montgomery Alabama; and TO MAYOR IT, ~
L. s. A. ST. Louis, Missouri. :, AZ
WASHINGTON, March 25lh, 1871.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07
JA5.s. FALL.
Z + r NJ s.

The OLD SOL DER" and "ANrl-BoXpg,y"
wa be published ON Respectable sizrd sheet. aud
wa hr commenced about lie first col July, and con
lnnet un'! lilel The November MISUNDERSTANDING
lion PRICE, Two DoLLARs USE.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07
Notice.

"M. D. Majors is my authorized agent 10 set
W tie and receipt all my business in Monroe
County Mlssisypp.
All those Indebted to me are requested to step
onward make seluement, and save cost.
Feb. GIDEON LINCECUN.
10th lsil Sl-St.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07

toUNrIE,. WHAT MONDAY HELD. COUNTY >AAr'.
Adams, Ilthm MAY aud Nov, VA chez
Annie, md N May aud Nov. Liberty.
Altala, 2nd in April and Oct Ko,citskn.
Bolivar, 1T III Aprl aud Ocl. Bolivar c. II.
Carroll, 2nd in April and Oct CarroIton,
Chcka>aw. ID of Al IN Ap < Oct Houston,
Choclaw, 4lh in Mar aud Sept. GrenSblro' gh.
Claiborne, Alb III May and Nov Port Gibson.
Clarke, Bird III May AMI ov,Quiiman.
Copjoh, st II Ma, aud Nov. Gaballn.
Coahoma, ed in April and OctCoahoma c. H.
Coynglon, 3 in April and OcI Williamsburg.
De SnlO, lilh IN Mar and Sept. fernando.
Franklin, llh in May and Nov Meadvlle
Green, lsI IN ApIil end Ocl, LeaktylIe.
llancock, >t IN April and Oct IShledSboruugh.
HauIs, 81 in jane and Dec. almond.
Holmes, Sd IN April and Ocr. Lexington.
luwamba, Sd IN Aprl and Oct. Futon
Jackson, 4lh in Mar aud Sept, Jackson c. II.
jasper, ID in May and Nov. Panldrg.
Jefferson, list in May and Nov. Fayeue.
Jones, llh in April and Ocl Els'lIe.
Kemper All in April and Del De kab.
LauderlaIe, Thin May and Nov. Nlandn.
Lawrence, I4ih in April aud Oct. Monticello.
Leakr El,tIn April aud Ocl. CarIhaGe
Lafayette, Sd IL May and Nuv.Oxord
Lowndes, Ilslin April and Oct. CoIuSbus.
MadS0n, Isl III MA! dhu NoN' Cdu"h'
Marion 2in Aprd aud Oct Columbia.
Munloe. 4lh IN April aud Ocl. Athens.
Marshall, 1t af4h May & Nov Holly Springs.
Neshoba 4lh i'll May and Nov. Phlndelphia,
Newton, 5d al An May d Nov. Decatur.
NoXnbec, 81 N April aud Oct. Macon.
Oclibbeha,. I4h at al A prl & Oct. ISlarkylie.
Perry, SD Inn Aprd and OcI. Augusta
PonluIoc, 5d al Oh IN Ap 4 Oct iPoniotoc.
Pike, Isl in May and Nov. HomesvlIle.
Pamela, lSt in May and Nov. Pamela.
Rankin, lSt in June and Dec. Brandon.
Scott, 4ial4h My and Nv. HtlShorongh.
simpson, 4tIl IN MAY and Nov. NeSlvIle.
Smith, II at4h May aud Nv, Fajfe
FaIahatchie ih in MAY aud Nov Charleston.
Tunica, Is, in April aid 0cl Commerce.
Tippah asst in Mar and Sept. Ripley.
rishamingo 81 in Mar and Sept Jaciuto.
Warren, 81 IN Mar and Sept Vcksburg
Washngton2l in Mar and Sept PrLcelon.
Wavne, ID in Mar and Sept Winchester.
Wilkinson, list in Mar and Sept Woodvlile.
Winston, id at Al APP and Oct Louisville.
Yaabpsha, list IN May and Nov Jotfeevllle.
Yazno Isl in May and Nov Benton.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07
Medical Bathing Houses.

\ cURE, OR sickness, PREyEHTEp.
YgNHlS establishment Is now open for the Season
T. at the lnlnwing ra es.
Season Iickets. $40 90
Amount Of fifteen Tickets, 90
Single Tickets, so els.
Those who take Season Ticket are emitted To
a bath every day, il they wish it.. Cash, in ad.
vance, will he required in all cases, The Season
is understood to be from the LIST of April to the
LIST Of October.
d. BALDWIN.
Coumbus April Isl ls4l 4O-r.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07

-ES.CEcN -. NC-~ go

TEAS located himself permanently AT h. me-.
Nj whpre he viii attend 10 al caSeS !" III. Il.
fssion. Mr. L. Hatiers himself thai WIZ .bore 0
icnlon 10 his business that he vii nef' ,',,ss .,
public patronage. He can be found AZ a. Al Lard
his office in Market Street, opposite i''e
Office
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07
A TABLE

Snoring chen, and ,chere, The circuit Court Of
each {. unity in h, STATE oj Mississippi is heid
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07

YTyHE Subscriber having commenced W. ~ ,oor
L Making business on St. tohn oFfs'' ~ CON.
from The corner of Main street. app"S'r n NE
mercal hank, IS prepared 70 execute "l5V di.p,ch.
above line with neaines> durability an" J, merit .
He hopes bv strict attention to business
share Of pubic patronage - ruoNpSUN
NIB Repairing Pointing and W. t n'l"
-. .D.,.'sSs mi m ihe rnosi reasonable 't'i"
Columbus April i1th isil'
Argus will please copy
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07

JESSE G. THOMAS.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
MONTE.
October &c, ls39-l6-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07
Enrernmcnf ii lIIs.Is.inDi.

4. G. NCNuTT, Geglfle-. ua ISL
THsNss b. NogUWAAD. Secretary ol State.
A. b. SAuyDERs. Auditor q. Pubic Accounts.
B. = CuRrla S.st- TREASURER,
TT CoLLlS,, Aroraey General ul Nov. I542
JUDICIARY.
Judges oftha H.gi Count Ct Errors and Appeals
Wa. L. y keg, jane, f. lrOHer anu ElWard
Tuner Cisrk- Rnteri a -aiucs.
/ BIZ Ajsh court at errors and appeal, has no ju-
80. Ct on. except what properly belongs ln couri
81 error, lid Appeals; rs sz,suis arc hnen ua ihe
6rs. Nauaavu. January aud July, Of Jackson, be-
Ia virtually b.tune s. s~iuu per auuum.
Chan siIor Of the Stats-R. Il. BucSner. Clerk
r. L. DlAnu.
Tie superior court G. chaucery has jurisdiction
over "a matters, pleas anu complaints whatsoever.
briuugjn. To, or coIuaablr ia a court OF equity %
lu.ts TWO rrss on annually.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07

4 r: YOUNG s Q: r: BLEDSOE, .9tay
n. aegs az Lar. ColumJps, .Ni''issiqyi
Feb % 1899 ~ ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07
MAIL ARRANGEY1ENT.

Commbus April lst 1871. 40 ii.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23
EXTRACT OF AN ADDRESS,

Delivered before The Female Department Of
Ho,card College, on Wednesday evening
October 6, Is4l, by the Rev'd. W. H.
PoRTER.
EDycATIoN isan extensive term, primarll'
ly signifying TO bring up, TO nurture; from
which etymolegy we conclude II is CON.
menced in early childhood, and contiaued
through every period of life. The very
dawn Of our existence is On impor,aa, sea.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23
No More.
By HENRY M'cuppEN.


plume of meaning and sentiment is concentrat.
excepting the word FAREWELL there are. per.
}, no two syllsbles in the English language
III say so much.
What heart but feels painful sting
Whene'er these little words are said
They tell of some departed thing,
OF pleasures from US ever fed;
They wake sense of loneliness,
OF loss which naught can e'er restore;
What other words so much express
As these short ones, No More =
In chihhoed's sunny, sportive time,
With thoughts but for the present hour.
We sometimes sigh for manhood's prime,
For vast possessions, wealth, and power;
And these obtained, what do they bring!
Cares which the heart make sick and sore,
From which remembrance turns to cling
Round that dear time, No More
They who have watchd parents bed,
When racking pain ITS pillow press'd.
Fer from them and the world had fed
The spirit to the realms of rest,
How earnestly they've gazed upon
The features which deaths impress bore;
Then answered each inquiring one.
Alas! she is No More!'
The friends whom trial prov'd most true,
The fast and warm, who knew not change,
'Mongst many false, faithful few
Whose staunch regards nought could estrange
What must we feel when destiny
Bids them depart for some far shore,
With something whispering us that We
Shall meet them here no No More!
They who have lov'd in earthly youth,
When all the soul-felt loves pure flame,
Fer aught had power to taunt its truth,
Or blight had DER the fair flower came,
They know the sadness of these words,
If harsh fate hath in sunder tore
Their young affections finer chords
To re-unite No More!'
The emigrant, on that sad day,
He bids adieu to each loved scene
Where he in boyhood used to play.
His valleys and his hills of green,
The parting grasp of every hand.
Fer he shall cross the salt wave DER,
How well may he not understand
The meaning of No More!
That outcast wretch, the lorn exile,
Whose days and nights are spent in signs
For home and for its kindly smile.
Yet, knows these meier shall greet his eyes,
He thinks Of that bright peerless form
Whom twas his pride once to adore,-
That cherished one, mid calm and storm,
He must embrace No more =
The soldier, on the tented plain,
Keeps lent watch, till mornings light
Shall rouse his comrades up again
To bare their blades for bloody fght.-
His spirit feels presage dread
That chills his brave hearts Utmost core,
The morrow finds him 'mong the dead,
He'd lead the charge mo More"
The toil-worHeeaman, hOmeward bound,
At times in dfesry fancy sees
His little ones all gathering round,
Eager to climb their fathers knees
or home and all its JOY he thinks,
When the black tempest's sudden roar
Bursts DER his barque, he struggles, sinks
To rise in life mo More =
The history of all the past,
Downward from Times remotest age,
Present and future, must, at last,
Yield them to figure in its page;
Brief though it seem, its ample time
Will not be wholly fill'd before
The angels trump sends earths vast dome,
And time shall be mo More!'
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23

A neighbor of ours informs US that wood
goes further when left out Of doors than
when well housed; some of his having gone
upwsrdsof quarter of a mile in one night
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23
THE ROOMS LICK TIMES.
JAMES R. BENSON Il CLARK H. GREEN
Publishers and Proprietors.

BY AUTHORITY
Th Orders, Resolutions, Ld,os, DC, Of the United
States are published in this Paper.
RMS.
TNHIS PAPER is published weekly, at 90 il
l. advance, or 81 at the end of the year. Nc
paper will be discontinued but at the option Of the
Editors until all arrearages are paid--and failure
60 give notice Of wish to discontinue will be con.
sdered a new engagement.
Rates Of Advertising.
One dollar per square, of twelve lines, or less
for the first insertion, and fifty cents square fol-
each subsequent insertion.
For one square IL months twenty dollars.
Where the insertion Of an advertisement Is or
dered, without the number of insertions being spe'
Gifted, it will be inserted (nt the discretion of the
proprietors) until forbid, and charged for accord.
ingy.
Ali advertisements from strangers, as well as
all orders for job-work, must be accompanied with
the cash, or a reference to some responsible and
convenient acquaintance.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR THE TIMES.
BRAxToN COOPER, General Agent.
A. r. OLDHAM, Middle Grove, Monroe CO.
JAMES HUGHES, Richmond, Ray CO.
JAMES HEAD, Four Mile Prairie, Randolph CO.
PRESLEY SHRoYER, Marshall, Saline CO.
W. F. SwITzLER, Columbia, Boon CO.
c. P. BRowN, Platte City. Platte CO.
THOMAS JAcKMAN, Rocheport, Boone county.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23

BY AUTHORITY
Th Orders, Resolutions, LdDs, DC, Of The United
States are published in this Paper.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-04-21
FOR SALE.
TENHE Steam Beat sERPENT, now !

TENHE Steam Boat SERPENT, now Iy-
~ ing at the Camden Bridge. She was
intended to run from The Rail- Road to
Camden; draws two feet water with two
hundred bales of Cotton and supply Of
Wood on board; IS navigated by six per-
sons, and has locomotive boiler which
consumes about two cords Of wood per day.
She was completed last spring, and I,ss
since been tried oD the SanIec, Co1garee,
and Waleree Rivers, at MI stages Of the
water. 1t takes TWO days TO 60 from the
Rail Road lo Camden, aud one day TO re-
turn, without running in The night, She
has supply of wood on board, and every
thing ready fos Immediate despatch.
Applyt JOHN ROSSER.
Camden. April ID. lflS
DSThe Courier and Mercury of Charles
ton, will publish the above three times n
week for two months and forward their
bills to me for payment. J. r.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-04-21

The following are the names of the de.
ceased members Of the family: ~
Lucy Harrison, daughter, married
Judge Este.
] G. S. Harrison, son, married Miss
Pike. Both dead.
VIM. II. Harrison, Jr. married Miss
Jane Irwin. His widow presided at the
Presidents table, and her personal graces
have commended her to the affections of
all who have had the pIersa re to know
her.
DR.. Benjamin Harrison, a son. Died
the last summer.
Carter B. Harrison, a son, who was n
lawyer of fine talents, and accompanied
Gov. Harrison to Columbia. Died two
years ago. All Of the sons left children.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-04-21
OFFICIAL.
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE U. STATES
A RECOMMENDATION.

When q Christian People feel them
selves to be overtaken by great public
calamity, it becomes them to humble them
selves under the dispensations of Divine
Providence, to recognize His righteous
government over the children of men, to
acknowledge His goodness in time past,
as well as their own unworthiness, and to
supplcate His merciful protection for the
future.
The death Of WILLIAM HENRY HARRI-
SON, late President of the United States,
so soon after his elevation to that high Of
fce, is bereavement particularly calcu-
lated to be regarded as heavy affliction,
and to impress all minds with sense OF
the uncertainty of human things, and OF
the dependence Of Nations, as we'll as of
individuals. upon our Heavenly Parent.
have thought. therefore, that should
be acting in conformity with the general
expectation and feelings Of the communi-
ty in recommending, as | now do, to the
People of the United States, Of every re-
!igious denomination, that, according 10
their several modes and forms of worship,
they observe day Of Fasting and prayer,
by such religious services as may be suit
able on the occasion; and / recommend
Friday, the fourteenth day Of May next,
for that purpose; to the end that, on that
day, we may all, with one accord, join in
humble and reverenlial approach to HIM.
in whose hands we are, invoking him to
inspire US with proper spirit and temper
of heart and mind under these Growns of
his providence. and still to beslow His
gracious benedictions upon our Govern.
mcnl and our country.
Washington, April l3, lsil.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-04-21
A CONSTITUTIONAL LOAFER.

A fellow half intoxicated, lying in the
market place was accosted by a watch
man and iii reply asked for relief from the
city.
well, come along with me- said Char
ley; and I'll make special report on your
case.
yes, but wouldn't I be in pretty fix
old feller, if was laid on the table, subject
to the call of the House!
o, you needn't fear that says Charley
you'll be brought up among the reglar or
ders of the day to-morrow,'-and here
Charley, gave him poke of his club, tell
ing him 10 rise.
.Hallov says Tom, that's what | calls
practical notice of notion" g.,
YES says Charley, you must rise and
ask leave to sit again.
o, that amt parliamentary SAID Tom
i have the floor, and blow me If don''
keepit.'
BLOW me if you do, said Charley agar
applying the hard part of this pole to the
soft part of Toms head.
i pronounce all these here proceeding
Illegal said Tom. i enters my Protes
against them. This is resort to brute
force, when you should carry your mea
sure by constitutional means. It's a great
er violation of the constitution than votln
out of the public lands!
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-04-21
LANDS FOR SALE.

WILL be sold in pursuance of the last
Will and Testament If Allen Stewart, de.
ceased, on TUESDAY, the 22d day Of
JUNE next, (lhe sale to take place nPon
the premises, )the following described tract
Of LAND. Of the estate OF the said Allen
Stewart, situated on Sawney's creek, and
known as the Gold Mine tract, bounded by
Joseph Mickle's land on the southwest,
east by the lands of the estate of John
Nelson, and on other sides by lands of
Willis Huckaby, and Mr.. Leiber, contain
ing about One Hundred acres, more or
less.
~Mr. Joseph Murphy or Willis Huck-
aby will attend the sale and act as my
agent, in offering the land at public Auc-
ton.
JAMES A. STEWART,
Executor of Allen Stewart
Feb. IL, lS4l. iii.