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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-09-21
sHERIEF,s SALE.

Jam esR. McLain J Brown Com. Pleas.
VS.. Order'of sale.
Wilson u. Cr,uch,
nURSUAN'r to an order of the Court Uf
Comnoa Pleas of Brown County, Ohio,
mads at their April Term lo4 and revived at
their August Tenn lo4l. vial offer for sale, at
the front door of the Court House in George
town, on Saturday, the 23d day of October
l6ll, between the hours of 10 and O'Clock on
said .dav, the following real estate, to wit: The
east half Of two Iu-lots, in Georgetown, Brown
County, Ohio, numbers forty.nine and fifty, (49
& 50,) laid off on the land of Hehry Newkirk,
for ths,uss and benefit Of said County of Brown,
with the Improvements thereon.
Ordered to be sold as the raal estata Of w B.
Crouchin the above case. Terms cash.
-r Z JOHN j. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
.a.. .. BIC. o.
cLo.;H,s nG3ro Cau. I2th 1917 '...
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sLERIFF'S SALE.

Robert Morrow 81.
VS.. Brown Com Pleas.
P D.. Wilson OrderotSale,
WDUR@UANT toan order Of the court
M ofcommun Pleas, within and for
Brown Cmny Ohio, made at their An
0ns lie rm, lSIt, | wiIl'olfer Gor safe, at
lbs front door Of The court hnnse in
Georgetown, on Sniurdiy the l5,h day 4l
October 1911, between the hours. OF 10
and 4 O'Clock ON SAID day, The following
real estate, 10 vii: In lot'No. eighty six
in north Georgetown Brown CoGnty
Oaio. a' Hhs,t ta,
O2dered TO he sold asthe rcal estate Of
P. D. Wllson in the above case.
JsaJ. HIGGINS sh'EB. @. O. .
SherfF's ofice;Sgp't. II, 1871. &
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nistrators' Notice.

a Ii persons indebted to the estate of Levi
n SnIllEoai, leceased, late of Sterling town
sap, Brown c0uaty, Olio, are hereby notified
70 make immsiiats payment; and those having
claims against saij estate, are requested to pre-
seat the stms, legally proven, wit 'in one year
rom the dAts her'of, for settlement
SARAH SMALLWOOD,
JOHN B. SMALLWUOD,
August ~, ls4l. Adm'rs.
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Given under my hand, at George
town, this 7lh day Of September lS4l
ia the 3Jth year of this State, and of the
Independence oft United States, the
six,y.sjxth.
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sHERTFF'S SALE
Fund Commission s.sCEg .Jsla
ers Of Brown County ...rJ
and Lmn,sAlIen and Brown Com. Pleas.
Wilson CAY.
rs. . ..a

vs.. ...
Hugh q. Payne et.al.
EDursuant TO two orders Of the court oG
n Common Pleas within and for Brown
County, ,Ohlo,one made at their June 'erm
l540, and revived at their August tern
iSll; The other made at their April term
1911, an d revived at their August Term
ls4i-I will offer for SAFE al The front
door of the Court house IN Georgetown,
on Saturday The 10Th day of October,
1871, between the hours OflO T. 4 O'Clock
on said day, The following real estate, to
vii: All lha, tract or parcel Of land ly-
ing in Brown County Ohio, on the wat
ers of Whiteouk creek, adjoining the east
side of Grants lanyard Lot in George.
Town, being part Of Robert Lawson's
1000 acre survey No. 2523; Beginning at
an elm inilhe road; thence Giibtbe road
towards town south, Szi degrees west, Ii
poles 10 a store in the road near a large
sycamore; thence south so degrees west,
with the road iG poles TO the corner of
Grants lanyard lot; thence with line
Of said lot south. I degrees wesl, Ga poles
crossing Town run at 2 poles TO a stone,
jennings corner; thence with Jennings
line south, SlA degrees east, 2j 6G.lOO
poles TO stone; thence with another of
jennings lines south, 1 degree west, p
$40 poles to a stone in the state road 10
Decatur; thence with said road east IA
feet 10 stone; thence north,l deg.easi,32
poles TO a stone; thence east l3 poles
and 4 links 10 stone; thence north, "a
degrees west, II poles to beach on the
side Of the road, crossing towH run at 10
poles; thence south, S3 degrees west, 1
76,l00 poles to the beginning; containing
four acres 2 roods and six poles, on
which IS erected brick dwelling house.
Ordered to be sold az the property oil
Hugh B, Payne, in the above case.
Terms cashin hand.
JOHN ]. HIGGINS,
''' Sheriff B. G. o.
>heriff's Office. September llih, l841.
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SHERIFFlS SALE.
Aaron Eyhr ct al Brown Com.
Es. Pleas. 81
Joseph Eyn's heirs. Partition.

y" A4J''' g ai, D'g"i No'"'
Joseph E,I..', Il. heirs, Partition.
Pursuant to an ola r Of the couri Of
co'Smon Peas within aud for pfowa
County Olio, made AZ i4eir August,
Ierm iS4l, 1 viii oT.r ror sale, al lhe
honI door Of the Court house in Georgr.
town, on Friday the l5in dty Of October
lSi !, between the hours OF 10 and 4 q.
clock on si,d. day Tie following real estste
20 wit; siiua'c aid dbeiug ia lie county Of
Bfown ana Stale Of Ohio and buunded as
follows: begniug a, large wineoak and
stone, SDn'heas, Corner 10 Henry Ry!sr:
thence soulhy IS degrees L. 7gI pnlo to
a mulberry aud ~, Elms; thence North,
~ degrees easi, I1!l poles to a maple.
corner to Peggy Edie and r.. Edging,un
and others; tneHce North, G5degrees
west, rs poles to a sugar tree aud stone
IN the line Of Henry Ey.ar; thence with
Henry EyIar's line south. % degrees
west, 100 poles 10 Inc begiuiag,-con-
ianing 50 acres, more or less; being part
Of tracf Of land entered in the name OF
William Vauz.-0.dered to be sold in the
above case.
Terms one third Of tire purchase mon
ey in hand, one third in SIX month"; and
the residue in twelve months aner the
day Of sale--deIerred payments, to be Sc
cured by bond aud good secariIy.
JOHNJ. HIGGINS, ShTB.C.O
Sheriff. oiii,e. Sept. Oh. iS4I.
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Cash store .

r HAVE received fresh supply Of seasonable
il Goods, which will sell as low as such goods
can be purchased at any other Store in George.
town, for Cash. All persons having open accounts
will please call and settle.
G. w. KING.
Sent. 10Th, Is4t Al
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BERKSHIRE Hogs.

"lEE subscriber will sell three thoroughbred
Il BERKSHIRE iIng', and Four Pigs, on accom-.
modating terms, Il application be made soon, al
his farm, four miles back of Dover, Mason Co.
Ky. '.'
WIN. B. MOOKLAR.
Sept. 18th, I34I.-3t - -m---
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We are requested to present the
name Of ThoMAs MIoDLEroN as candi.
date for Treasurer. of Brown county at
the ensuing election. ,'@a'
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HATS! HATS!!

nAViD FERRlER respectfully in
II forms The pubic, that he has COM
menced the Hating business in George
Iowa. Shop 3 doors South of David
Crlwioro's Grocery Store, West side of
Main Street.
July 6, lS4l.
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We are requested to announce the name
Of ANDREW ELLISON as a candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney for Brown county.
at the ensuing election. e'
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sHERiFFS SALE.

VS.. BrownCom. Pleas.
JOSEPH Pagh'sheir
Y virtue Of wriL Of UcRdiioRi or2o-
mas, TO me directed by the Court Of
Common Pleas, within and for Brown
county, Ohio, will expose 10 sale. al the
trout door of The CourI House in George
lown, on Friday The l5h day OF Ocobcr,
lS4l, between The hours cf ten and four
O'clock on said day, the following real es.
tate, to vii: 4 tract Of land lying aud
being in The County of B own and State
UfOniO, on the waters Of Straight Creek.
par, Of a survey of 1000 acres mpde in
The name Of Joseph Pdgh by No. 1885:
be gining at three white oaks, an org.al
conner Of The survey: thence with an Or.
ignal line south, degree wpst, ,lji poles
pessing three white oaks ana a planted
stone, Mathew Tomb'S crncr, at l4t
poles 10 stake in the line Of Meals
te,'s survey No. 1870; thence with ne
o said survey nnrlh, H1l degrees w4Sr
100 poles 10 stake in sad line; lhedcr
north degree east lS4 pole 10 4 STAKE
in the original line: thence with sa d Iint
south S13 degrees eas', 100 poles TO ri,t
beginning; containing one hundred acres
niOre or less.
TO be sold as The real estate of sept
Pngh'S heirs, in the ahove case. Term.
cash. Valued at Sl.50 per acre.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff
B. G. @.
sherilr's Office. Sept. Oh, 1871.
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DE-. Geo. B. Bailey

ETT I'LL continue TO practice in The various
w departments Of his profession.
Ulice On the public square east cfthe court
house.
Calls at night may be made at his dwelling,
near the Metaodist church
n. b. Those indebted TO him, either by note
orbnok account, will find it to their interest TO
call and pay, or give their notes, as his ,obliga-
lions 10 hi, creditors require speedy settlement.
TO extend further indulgence on long standing
,ccau,ts, viii put it out Of bis power to meet his
liabilities. lie trusts, therefore, that no one
.olcerned will refuse to comply with this reason-
able rgQuest..a M see
3eo-s.town, O., Oct Goth, 1S4N.
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SlIERiFF'S SALE. r.
Peter Cooper and
Nancy his wife, Brown Com. Pleas.
VS.. Partition.
Iohn Srnit's heirs

VS.. Partition.
John SCOTS heirs.
Pursuant 10 an ORDER of the Court Of
Common Pleas, within and for B'own
Comfy Oho,m ids at their August Term
lS4l, | Will Offer for sale AT the from! door
of the Court house, in Georgetown, on
Friday the l5ti day of October lS4l ,be
tween the Ilorrs, Of 10 and O'clock on
said day The fqlDw!ag real estate o,wii;
AL that tract OF land in Brown Couuiy.
bounded and described as follows; situate
on the little east fork OFF, gle ere k.par'
of a survey made for Thuuas Perkins M.
219S, and beginning in The moth line ot.
SAID snvcy,at IWn iroawu0dS ard sugar.
corner TO Carrigan; thence soaih, 80 de.
grees east, 15S poles 10 stake in said
rne; thence south, 80 degrees west. 2l.
poIes to a sIlke in lh. line of Alexlnde.
P,rkea; thence with Parklnsesln7 nsrlh
i01egrees west. 53 p1Ies toa wnta wal
nut, YIN and buckeye, coraer TO sud A
Parker; thence north, 30 degrees west
81 poles to sugar aud blu4 ash; thence
.nn,h, CD d. gees, west, 90 poles to an
lonwoo aud snguree, corner''o Il gg''
thence N, 30 degrees eas', lS3 polts ir
he beginnnl; containing ono hundred
ana fiiyliveacres, be the same more o.
lass. ,,,. ,,
Ordered to be sold in the above
case. FERNS. one third 9f the purchase
money n.hadd, one third in one year,and
t6e bilance in two yeats from the day.
Of sale. Deferred payments 10 be secuel
6y bond aud good security,
I3ls a,s JOHN j. J.HIGCiINS,
sss Sheriff B. c. O. .o|
shoriff's ofiee, e,ssp;enBer 10th, ls4l,
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..NOTICE 70 ONE AND ALL"

''NOI~DA 10 OINEi AND ALL"
Ws ar, abodi making afrapge to goEast,
tni we take this opportunity 10 nfogm those
Vl,know ihsmsslses Indebted 10 US, either BY
lote or bOJk acc2unt, 10 come forward and pay
tIwl e'CASd," ss ws staad very much IN
aeed oft, aud must aavs it, without fail. as
We sannot pay ouf debts without those who own
us payupl .H ,a1Ha., .fHsaD
And gais will be the last notice. g-a
NOWLAND & SNED1kER-
Russelyille July nth, le4l 6w.
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A. ELLIS SON,

ATTORNEY NDfcoUHsELLoR AT Law.
Ofhce on the east side of tho Public Square,
.p ,George;own, Ohio
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

sherir's omce, Sept. lath, l84I.
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>herif''s Office. September lllh, l841.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
Shocking Massacre.

We learn from the Vicksburg Sentinel of
the 18th inst, that'a band Of counterfeiters.
horse thieves and negro stealers, amounting
10 between twenty and thirty, were recent
~ taken and shot or tied and thrown into the
Mississippi river BY party of enraged citi-
zons Of Mississippi and Arkansas. This
shocking butchery took place. on Island 81
near the mouth of White River. Eleven Of
the bodies have since been found.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20

We received the following lengthy but
Circular to the Cotton Planters,
from the House of Messrs.. BUoKNER, STAN
TON Z Co., New Orleans, with a request to
publish it, which we do, because we wish
70 deal fairly with all, and having published
Circulars from other Commission Merchants
in New Orleans setting forth their mode of
doing business, we think i. but right that
we should give place to Messrs, Buckner,
Stanton & Co.. and by so doing repay, in
manner, the many favors we have.received
from their House in this city, in the way of
late papers.
Some few weeks since, we stated that
in publishing such Circulars, it was cheap
way Of advertising. and from this time out,
we are determined to insert no more, in any
other way than as advertisements. II is well
known, that Circular like the following,
when published in newspapers is read
by four or FIVE hundred people, and conse-
quently does more good than the same NUM-
Der Of Circulars sent out in letter form, the
printing of which, would cost the Merchant
from so to 100 dollars. Under such circum-
stances, we think, that the Commission
Merchants ought not to request editors in
.lEississippito publish their Circulars without
intending to pay for the same. The Cotton
Merchants of New-Orleans make their liv-
ing by selling cotton-we by printing. Live
and let live, &c.
NEw-oRLEANs, AUG. 4, ls4l.
Dear Sir,-On the approach of a new
business season, We avail ourselves of the
usual custom Of waiting upon our friends
with Circular, rendering our views as to
the prospect for the sale of the growing crop
and giving such information in regard tc
other markets. as we are possessed of.
The transaction in. this market for the pasi
month have been so small, that they scarcely
Ideserve notice, and at this time but few
parcels Of Mississippi Or Louisiana Cotton:
can be found on sale. Our advices from
England are 10 the 4th Of July, and from
France I'd July; the Liverpool Cotton Marke
lis reported to be gradually improving in de-
mand and price, The sales for the week end
ling Cd July was % $50 bales, and generally
at al advance Of ! .4d per h.; this had beer
occasoned BIZ more active business a
AIanchesteF, which had encouraged Spin
lners 70 70 freely into market the prospec
for an abundant harvest, which was mos
hatiering. together with The improved STATE
of lhs Money market gave promise that Iii.
trade of the country would soon resume
more healthy lone than for SOME time past
The stock Of Cotton IA ihe port of Liver
poo Isl Iuly was 500 o00 bales qaiDs
4<3 9ao As same period last yeaE while h.
limpolis rs lhe first SIX months 81 lhe yea
nad fallen eli compared with last season
10000 bales 'nlhe haere malkel % b.
@a anf there bf'sk demand and
steady ane gradual inpI smenl g prices
Anew bales "a Ike present year cIol
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20

deneHds on lHe attention 1nu Judgment 81
lie acfoF, 81 Hafin himself ven cquant
ed with DE quaiIies 81 lhe colIons nn-
del hl1 charge, and ben Judge Of ihe state
81 The markei as g We plope time lo sell
We always sell from our cWn mrles. and
never permit broker @ cnI bale nor has
is anv Thing lo "a Wiih 1niil 1ld wien
he cIasses and marks ii foi lie buyer
From tie remarks We have made, you can
see our mode 81 yefem telling Cotton.
We have No secrecy or mystery d our busls
ness nor have We any hnmbugeely We
do not pgofe 90 be able q do more Coz The
interest of CORE srondeni han others. but
s. tbe same time assert that feel fully
comDetent 10 do IS well f0r them. n IS our
interest to ehec s good sales IS possible,
and We assure You, that The qualification 10
lus Of rendering sale made Ct a fortunate
period or IS pilce which comes fully up to
! the expectation 81 The owner IS perhaps
leaual # not greater than his VINO receives
Id j is our greatest pleasure 70 know that
NE have rendered satslactionto our friends
who have reposed confidence ia our integ-
Erify and capacity for business and without
that comic ence there can Be no satisfaction
IN the dealings ot the merchant with his
CORES pondent indeed, unless We beliVed
/ that those who entrusted bushes e Is con.
ided fully ia our disposition and ability % ID
1 them justice, We would greatly prefer thai
ithey would seek some other agent,
10 those who are disposed to contide il
lus, and to y whom our mode Of doing bushes:
is acceptable, we will renew our formei
Il pledge OF unceasing exertions for their IN,
lterest, and trust those exertions viii be re.
Warded BY liberal patronage. We are pre-
pared at this place, and At our branches Il
Natchez and Yazoo City, "a furnish suppl,
of Begging and Rope At the lowest rates <
cover cost, and to render such other tacilitiel
as our friends may require.
Respectfully, your 0bed' t serv' is,
BUCKNER, ST ANTON & co.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20

81 Marshall comp nlo ths shade. fr.
H.nks rAe Nent |I.|l into lie eaI6
CIV IS .he question nd absolutely proved
'hai Ihs Constitution 81 ihe United siasss IS
1' he Constitution 8 ippi. snd that
'hs Constitution 81 Missile PP IS no| ihe
Cons sutton of PIE United States. sn-
seavofsa q slew lhal lhs State Bonds were
HiNs oI Credit a eanno Be- coiecled by
'aN h Vac Sse IS mississippi was d
and concluded by saving that
ne Non'a 81 honesty Nlse u lte Lsgisla-
NJ + fash. Esq, ofthls city concluded Tie
Discussion and done ihe subj great justice.
He went into legal arguments. and produc.
ed Lqps and evidence which showed .hal
the State Was bound and could Be compelled
g pay ihe Bonds He completely demolish.
ed lhe argamens 81 Graves, Crenshaw and
Banks who are ~ laWy ers, and.made these
gentlemen appear so snail in the. estimation
Of those present, that when he got through
with them, they were noi e b seed At aIt
1Ir Pugh deserves much praise for his effort
and we hope he will follow these anti bon,
chapsTsions up, and expose their weakness 81
all occasions.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
Steamboat explosion.

We learn by the steamboat 10, that the
fine large steamer LOUISIANA, blew up on
Saturday Iast,ashort distance below Natchez.
killing twenty-one persons and scalding sew
eral others badly. We have received none
Of the particulars.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
ANNUNCIAT T(lNS.


are authorized 10 announce the Hon.
WILLIAM y. SHARKEY as candidate
ioT reelection % the Office 81 Judge Of tie
sign Court Of Errors aud appeals of ths
State of AIississippi
we are authorized to announce
q 0NeER as candidate io Che Office of
coroner 81 azoc county g the mex eection.
are authorized 6 announce CR1rs
y. BRIAN as acandidaie ior the Office 81 tol.
leetor OF Hazoo county he eecsi6n
are authorized to announce M A
gate tof county Treasurer he nsx, sse-
ton
afs aps1er'zeo g announce WI
q lIlER. Of as cit candidate rs he
ginee et County IGe atsl .ha ne1, s 81
a' '5.ssa IS announce hea
ERE ga
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
tennessee election.

IN seventeen counties lall that are heard
from Jones' vhig) majority over Polk (loco)
is 3 .862. The wings will carry The Stale BY
about 1000 majority.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20

authorized o announce Tonf
tboc q tnle c candidate iof hs
Office q Sl.eR IS 4azoo eounfg. s. lie
next election
Were authorized 50 ANNOUNCE RossRrc.
Penny Hea candidate 40I reelection
g Ehe free 81 District Attorney ofihe Tenth
1Adlela blelflct. eQmposedof lhe eoaniiesof
kazoc. holnss, Aitala and Leoke
We ore authorized q announce osErH
IHoNrsoS s candidate icr Tie Office 81
0iFcuit Court Clerk Of Yazoo county, 81 lie
mex election
ere authorized 70 announce WIN. 81.
4AsReRR q, Of this city,as candidate
fof the ONCE Of Assessor Of Yazo0 county,
g she next election.
are authorized TO announce Mr.. g
eHELLs 81 q candidate for the Office
q Assessor Of 1azoo county a. the next elec<
ton
we are authorized u announce r. s. g.
ERKINs, Esq. 81 Benton. As candidate for
the Office 81 District Attorney tof the 9th
Judicial District composed Of the counties 81
Yazo0, Holmes, Leake and Attala s. the
next election
We are authorized 70 announce yOAh y.
NIL. as candidate for The Office 81 Assessor
OF azoo county, atthe next election
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20

IeaQ twice ana committed.
Public Discussion.-Th Bond Question.
We had quite an Interesting time in. this
citys Cn'Saturday last, owing to the discuss
sion Of the STATE Bond QuesiioH. Therewa
quite a large gathering of the people, and all
eltanxious to hear the question Jairly argued.
on both sides.
we nave neither time nor space TO rotlce
fully the proceedings Of the day, nor indeed
do we consider it necessary. The speakers
were r. S. Graves, w. n. Crenshaw and
w. Banks, on the Ant.Bond side, and r,
Abbey, E: G. Lewis and w. E. Pugh in favor
Of paying the Bonds.
The Esdoubtable Colonel Graves, the Anti
Bond candidate for State Treasurer, opened
the discussion; which privilege he obtained
by deception, and after an effort Of one hour
and ihrea quarters failed 70 prove any point
90 sustain his cob-web position. The Colo
mel. however, related some very interesliug
anecdotes about the death Of Christ, licking
the 'lassss sioppEe. and stealing cOps. He
then went on 70 show that the State Bonds
were Bills Of Credit, and consequently the
sale was contrary s'to the Constitution Of the
United States''; that Nicholas Biddle was a
fool, and that The members Of The Legislature
were drunk when they passed the supPle-
mental charter; he endeavorsd 10 show that
Re was the only honest member in the last
Legislature, and wound UP BY informing his
hearers that he was.very popular in Choctaw
county.
He was. followed blythe profound lawyer
and connsient politician, W.hesly H. Cren-
shaw, who informed iose present, that Mis-
sissippi was once great State; that the peO-
pie were above the Constitution and mol anne.
nable to the Laws; that the sale Of the State
Bonds was contrary to The Constitution O
the United States; that as member Of the
Legislature re would oppose the establishing
Of Branch Of the United States Bank il
this State, andlwcuid dye the Legislative
Halls crimson with bii ogp blood before th'
fair escutcheon Of Mississippi should be sui
lied. He gave us short decoration o.
gruBsin horses and a full account ofour war
with Great Britain, and really iancied him
self engaged, at that moment, In mortal com
bat with John Ball. and closed without evei
attempting sn argument il support Of hi
position On Tie bond question.
air. Abbey next addressed the meeting j
mastery manner. proving most clearly. 5
numelos documents, thai the Safe Il 5oun
- pay che Eve milliona Of Bonds. Mr., 4
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20

Our Washington dates are up to the 28th
ult., on which day, Mr. Clay's Bank Bill
passed the Senate By vote Of &c to %. Il
was takenup in the House on the same day,
read twice and committed.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
JUDGE sFTATTUCT7

8 UDltNt clElA u u Ga
The Wing Candidate for Cow
ernor, win address his fellow-citi-
zens Of Yazoo county, at Satartia
on Wednesday the 25iR, at Benton
on Thursday the 26thand at Yazoo
City on Friday the 9th inst.
Il will be seen by the above ar-
rangment, that every man in the
county will have an opportunity Of
hearing Judge Shattuck, and we
hope they will embrace i.