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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-03

CIR AY IA IRIS.
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1tbA ny II. W ROCKWELL.
ORR man, upon whose thoughtful brow
", The hairs are gray and scattered now; u
Who sadly, and with many tears, $50
c a. Hast mourned the loved ofother years
Whom thou, in Childhood's sunny bloom
Saw st laid to sumber in the tomb
u Old man. 1 deem il we'll for thee, st
M THAT thou hast hairs like those see!
p9 4 deem IL well, for thou at last
The SHARES of life hast safely passd;
irthou hast heard its sad winds blow,
Ifthou hast seen lis hopes laid low,
Irthou hast won with care and pain
That which in turn thou'st lost again
IL matters not:-yet by those hairs,
Be warned TO penitence and prayers!
Ia Re warned; for soon the churchyard mould
Shall dew thy limbs with grave damp cold;
Soon o or thy head the winery slees, tas
e-si And early rains of Spring shall beat, d
la And Summer. flowers in graceful bloom
Shall kiss the sweet air round thy tomb;
i, 4. For this, tits meet thou should'st prepare,
t.i Thou on whose head see gray hair!
Full may a bright and pleasant day ff1p q
Ger thee has beamed and passed away;
Full, many a warm kiss thou hast shed
On lips now sealed and cold, and dead'
But by thine eye, old man. know %
That soon't will be thy turn TO 60,
Nor vainly by those scattered hairs,
Should'st thou be warned to faith and prayers
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-03

NETWORK AND LONDON FAsu,on.
70, the Spring and Summer of IS4I, ;ust o .
TVHE Subscriber would tender his p,,os,
IL acknowledgements to the inhabitants ~ n s
vile and vicinity for the liberal share Of Oo.. Dr.
bestowed on him, and shall use his best sn aSIon
to merit continuance Of tho same; and wouTs
so add that he still remains at his old stand al
.lgft ~ m A. McMlLLAN'S STORE. 0'a
where he is always ready to s.ft'' all who 81.
TO favor him with call, in the neatcst and t"Oa'
fashionable style, and on the shortest notice NOT
[J7All orders from distance thankmIly -.
ed and punctually attended TO, N'aE
UTCntting done on tho shortest notice
W. B. All garments made by him warrant,
mt; -. @, re-, J. BOLE
DhnVIie, APr' ~us foat. 1921
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A smooth sea never made skilful mariner r.
Neither do uninterrupted prosperity and success
qualify man for usefulness and happiness. The
storms OF adversely, like the storms of the ocean,
rouse the faculties, and excite the invention, pru-
denoe, skill and fortitude OF the voysgers l 4.
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Sh e d d 81 j e w e tt

XXTOULD invite Farmers to call and examine
wv their assortment of SCYTHES, which are
superior article and warranted also SNATHS,
RAKES, and SCYTHE STONES, all of which
will be sold on very favorable terms. elasa4a sli
They will buy WOOL in exchange for goods, or
on debts due them.
st. Johnsbury June 10, l54l, 203w3
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TRae Green Mountain Bows,

A HISTORICAL TALE of the early seuhl
IA ment of Vermont, in 2 vols.-by the au,ha
Of "May Martin" For sale at this ofboe.
received his office.
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Writing HFak--EBHue and RIack

wv FHEHHHS ~"NsHtdC stNHU KB1aCk,
NT E w and Superior Blue Writing Fluid in
In small and large bottles-also Currier & Half,
black writing fluid, may be obtained at the Caedo
man office-bythe single botleor in large quantities
The blue ink is of the manufacture OF Mesu
Currier 81 Hall, and superior TO any ever made o.
sold in the United States.
Oct. 26, S40I. ICY
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Spring AMID Summer Goods,


they just received prime assortment of
Spring amid Summer Goods,
consisting in part of the following articles:
Florence, Dunstabe and III braid BONNETS;
Palm leaf Hoods; Bonnet Ribbons, prime as
sorment; also Cap and Tatfata, do
Shawls; bonnet Silks; fancy Hdkfs.; white, red
and figured pocket do; also Choppas, Bandan-
mas, and Spttle6eid do; Linen 81 Imitation do;
SILKS for dresses, AIapne, Muslin de Laine,
printed Lawn; Shaly;
CALlCOES, great variety OF qualities & prices;
Super and common KID Gloves; Mohur, Pic mic
and cotton, do; gentlemen's Buckskn, Kid,
and Berlin, do;
Honneton and Gauze Wells;
Barage; cotton and linen edgings, from 3 to 67
cents per yard
White and colored Cambrics; plaid and birds
eye do; 4
Bonnet Silks; split whale bone for bonnets and
Corded Robes; cotton Velvet; silk do--some SUI
2at- per for vests; af e3 Aa4 oHr
Birds eye Diaper; Russia do; Crash, cotton Di
aper for table cloths; white linen do;
Plain and figured bo5inet Lace; Synett do; Foot
ing; super black silk neck Hdkfs; cotton;
BROADCLOTHS-a prime assortment of blue
black, blue green, blue, invisible green and
adelaide; blue black, drab and lavender Cas-
simere; Satnet; good assortment cloths
for summer wear; E2t ta s0
shsG,ngs rieainSs blue shirng mixed and
Super and common HATS;
Paper Hangings and Bordering; green window
paper; Moreen, &c. &C. aal
4i'tA LSO, Boo
an extensive assortment of efsH
CrOckery and Glass Wareg
LARD WaREAWD CUTL EaSEY.
wa ga @ @ o. 80 S.
AND GROCERIES; PAINTS, OIL, &c. &c
We would invite those in want of Goods to call
and examine qualities and prices. No pains shall
be spared to give entire satisfaction to those rho
may favor with their custom. aics ae5
u ..s. 4 i,v AL ,e SHEDD d. JEWETT.
ST. Johnsbury, May 10, 184l.
TAT ID WANTED in exchan ges for
ID In. Id. tf Goods el4sa1 4 "a 4
Butter, Ib,o Cloth, Domestic Flannel,
Frocking, and Maple Sugar.
1851 SHEDD 81 JEWETT.
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N e w Go d s i.

TIME subscribers have the pleasure of informing
H. their customers and the public generally that
they just received prime assortment of AV
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ER "a NE I'D wv A R he .

MONTGOMERY NEWELL informs the pub
lXA lie that he has recommended the
M "a n d s. wv re B ~ IN 8
at the Sto,e formerly occupied by him, No. 80,
State Street, Boston, and has received by late ar
rivals complete assortment of
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Barnet, May %, 194l.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02
Missouri Eegis latVIre.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Friday, Dec. Is, 1910
ESvsnsAEa
L9E'OGest


OF the minority against the Resolutions offered BY
the Speaker upon the subject of the sale of the
State Bonds.
The Undersigned minority of the members of
the House Of Representatives Of the Legislature of
Missouri, submit the following protest, which they
respectfully ask may be spread upon the Journals
1t is the only mode allowed them by the majority
to state the reasons of their dissent to a series Of
resolutions introduced by the Speaker of the House
and adopted on the 9th instant. The minority were
required by their official station to vote upon said
resolutions, and they felt that they could not 4.ed
them their support without an Abandonment Of self
respect, and at the same time lending their sanction
to charges, not more grave than urgent, against
those with whom they cooperate in politics 1t
will be seem by reference to the Journals Of the
Legislature that the party with which the minority
then acted, and still continue to act, were opposed
to the policy of Offering the bonds of the State for
sale in foreign markets. Against that policy the
party were committed then; they avow an uncom.
promising hostility to it now. IF that proof is de-
mnnded, the minority confidently appeal to the ac-
ton Of the last Legislature. The Journals Of that
session, page 2ll, will show that, perhaps with
solitary exception, they voted against an amend
ment to the charter Of the Bank, authorizing these
bonds to be made payable in foreign markets. And
although the minority entertain the same views
now, which were acted upon by their party then,
they yet feel bound in some respect to yield to the
law and the rights that have accrued under it, The
charter Of the Bank directs the bonds Of the State
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-28
MARSHAL,S SALE

Horne Gurley & Baker, Dist. Court U. S.
VS. Nor. Dist Misc
The Columbus & Tomb. Fla
Transportation Company to June Ter 1911
Y virtue of the above specified writ
ID to me directed from the Honorable
District Court U. States, for the Northern
District of Mississippi, | will sell on
Monday the 18th dag of June neat.
at the Court house of Lowndes countvthe
following described property, TO wit:
The east half of the north west quarter.
the west half of the north west quarter.
and the north west quarter ofthe south
west quarter, of section twenty two; the
west half of the south east quarter, and
the north east quarter Of the south east
quarter, of section twenty one, in town
ship seventeen, south of range seventeen
west.
Levied on as the property ofsaid defen
dants, to satisfy the above named Execu.
ton and all cost.
ADOLPHUS G. WEIR;
Marshal North'n Dist Miss.
By RoB'r WEIR, Deputy.
April %; 184I-4t-prsf d. SO.
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From the Raleigh Star.
PRESIDENT TYLER.

q, have the heartfelt pleasure Of present
w ,5e public, in to days Star, the Address
E..Jent Tyler to the people Of the u. IS.
entering upon the high and important
a l.. If Chief Magistrate Of the Union. II
a as, ,o,d with toe greatest interest and sat-
~ ..,n AZ well on account of the deep soil.
sa. Is which IS felt with regard to the course
l'us .;ll nnrsue in administering the govern.
, "" - or the sound republican principles
' s..t no has laid down as his guides; and the
'u,Jr M, |Jcnifed, patriotic and satisfactory man.
al'; 4 which this exposition IS made. II will
/" . y that the mantle ofthe great and rood
,e'.'sed President has indeed fallen upon him.
n ..oeculation is now happily put TO flight
nv SDT oninions which we have ever held, and
M Nm we took occasion to report, are fully
.D.ssmed--the interests ofthe republic are
Y. m his hands--the policy marked out bv
y. Harrison, the peoples chosen instrument
y ,storm will be strictly and faithfully execu.
" President Tyler does indeed, "under.
,,,J ,he true principles Of the Government. .
,.1 will to the great joy and happiness of the
.,nuirv. cause them to be carried ont"
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CORRESPONDENT az
THE COMMITTEE OF App ,-.... -

AiiA COMMITTEE OF ARR Narn T,,.r..
To no ~ COLUMBUS Mss. April %, 1871.
e S.E AT Public Meeting Of s6o c,;.;...
NJ Columbus and its vicinity 6ed ~ az ~, 0islzens
aaouse on tuesday last the 2Oth ;Ss ny SoIrt
PURPOSE Of maniiesting their sense .a9s. or .ne
upon me meian choly bereavement ,, !, ,Jeillg
,Sountry has sustained by the death 1 osous our
lustrious fellow citizen, William Herr, 2 2ul Il
son late President Of the United Sts,o hia ,t
Undersigned were appointed Comm ;ss, "a. &C
whomare assigned the duties Of maL;n~ s,;,. %
Die arrangements for the further su,sa-
Of the public feeling upon the OCCASION a.
arrangement contemplated by Inc Mee,;ra. ~. ..is
have IN charge the selection of nerscr * a.
liver an appropriate and becomng Ora,;on uS =
complying with which, we have 10 solicit yo,,. =.
services IN that character and ifaccenta 5G M
so good as to inform the undersigned When ~
what day will suit your convenience. u
Respectfully your o'bt serv'ts
JAMES SEAWEI +.
r. M. TALIAFERRO.
GREENE HILL.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-28
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, j
NOXUBEE COUNTY.
Probate Court, Regular Term, I
nrnrnh II. 1CA1 G

Probate Court, Regular Term,
march 1, A. D. 1S41.
NOTICEEis hereby given to all per.
IN sons, interesed in the Lands Ten
ements d Hereditaments of Raleigh White
deceased, TO be and personally appear.
before the Judge ofthe Probates, Court Of
Noxubee county, Mississippi, at Regular
term, of said court to be holden. on
The first Monday in June next.
and show cause if any they have, why fhe
court should not grant an order to the Ad.
ministraior TO sell all the lands belonging
to the estate ofsaid deceased lyingand be.
ing in the County and State aforesaid.
WITNESS, the Honorable Madison T.
McGebee Judge Of the Probate Court. Of
said county,
1871.
Attest, JOHN B. ROBERTS, elk.
70 vt: prf II.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-28
With profound respect, &c.
TNN NTCyuNn IN
CorumBus, April %, ls4l.

COLUMBUS, April %, 1S4l.
c. H. ALBERT, Capt Of The Columbus Rjfemen:
Sir:--The undersigned committee to whom
are assigned the duties of making the necessa-
ry arrangement for the further manifestations
of the expression ofthe public feeling upon the
melancholy loss which hath befalIen our Coun-
try by the death ofour highly honored and he
loved fellow citizen WIN. Henry Harrison, late
President of the U. States. We therefore
deem itproper to inform you that the commit
tee have fixed on the first of May for the OBJ
servancc ofthe solemnities of the day and Ora
ton, and respectfully request the presence of
your patriotic Company.
Very Respectfully, Your ob't serv'ts.
JAMES SEAWELL,
r. M. TALIAFERRO,
GREENE HILL.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-28
ChoctaW
april 26th 1871,
MARSHAL,S SALE
april, 90 1S41,

MARSHAL'S SALE.
Horne Gurley &Baker) U. S. Dist. Court
VS.! North Dist. Miss.
The Cpiumbus& Tom Fifa To
bigby Trans; Co. } June Term ls41
DY virtue of the above specified writ
EDto me directed from the Honorable
District Court of the United States for the
Northern District Miss. will sell
On Monday the 3rd day Of Moy nert
at the town of Plymouth in Lownds Coun-
ty, the following described property, to
wit:
All the Stock of Cattle belonging to
CALVIN H. Howell, number not known.
Levied on as the property lof said
Howell one of the defendants, in said
Company to satisfy the above named Ex-
ecution and all cost.
ADOLPHUS G. WEIR.
Marshal n. Dist. Mi.
By RoBT. WEIR, Deputy.
April 81, IS4I.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-28

- terms the interest Zone half formerly
owned by w. d. Chapman in the
u COLUMBUS DEMOCRAT. y
The Office is as well supplied as any in the
South with fancy job type and an materials for
executing with despatch and neatness such
work. The news type have been III use for
two or three years and win last five years yet
with care and attention.
The high character of the Democrat is
well known and acknowledged by both parties
in this State; and IN point oflocation and other
advantages tits not surpassed by any press in
the South. The fast increasing population of
North Mississippi, the quantity of business
done in the town Of Columbus, and the daily
increase patronage to the Office afford a sure
guarantee that the paper Is permanently estab-
lished, and if conducted with economy viii al
ways prove lucrative ihve stment for the a.
mount of capital employed. The Democrat
has been established for Several years and du-
ring that period has received liberal share of
advertising patronage and larger subscription
list than any paper in the State, north of jack
son. The subscription list still continues to
increase daily.
Letters addressed to the undersigned, or to
w. d. Chapman Columbus Mi viii receive
immediate attention, if Postpaid.
III. il. WORTHINGTON.
N. B. A practical Printer would be pre-
ferred, as partner in the concern.
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r ~ 9I''g aSSaI faith. They beiev. i =.
nerve the energies -" ~ warm warm the heart and
A%srcsn People to NJ we I great body the
fallen upon one vou.h Is dead, his mantle 1I %as
Our IeoisIs,, ~ news from the North or ~,
in Consequence q sba 40 labor last week
From the sumo. Aa''Onai bereavement.-
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rorunnrs MI. Ami %. 1s41.

COLUMBUS Mi. April 22d, lS4l.
P. B. STARKE, Capt ofthe Columbus Dragons.
Sir:-The undersigned committee to whom
are assigned the duties of making the necessa-
ry arrangemenb for the further manifestations
Of the expression of public feeling upon the
melancholy bereavement which our country
has sustained by the death of our highly vene-
rated and beloved fellow citizen, VIM. Henry
Harrison, late President of the United States.
We therefore deem it proper, to notify you
that the committee have fixed upon the first
of May for the observance of the solemnities
of the day and Grafton, and respectfully re-
quest the presence of your patriotic company.
Further and full arrangements viii be here
after published in relation to the procession &c.
We are Sir,iwith great respect Yours,
JAMES SEAWELL.
r. M. TALIAFERRO,
GREENE HILL.
Committee,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-28

W WE are authorised to announce
AkIcnard Il. HOSkinS as a candidate for
the oihce OF Sheriff Of Lowndes County. at our
next November Election.
GFWE are authorised to announce
Eli Abbott, as Candidate for the office
oil Sheriff, at the ensuing November election.
0FWE are authorised to announce
Pryor N. Grant. as a candidate for re-
election, to the Office of Sheriff of Iowndes
County.
% We are authorized to announce
II. Ii. SIarke as a candidate for the office
o. Sheriff, in the ensuing November election
eve are authorised to announce
.BOIln ID. Montgomery. as candidate
for the Office Of Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Lowndes county at our next election.
I'VE are authorised to announce
Sterling Il. LeSter. as a candidate for
the office OF Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Lowndes County, at the next November cleo
ton.
O. We are authorized tie announce
Col w. III SOuihaIl, as a candidate for the
office oil Clerk OF the Circuit Court of Lownds
county at our next election.
o. We are authorized 10 announce
Geo. w. WaddeII as candidate for the
Office of Collector at our next ensuing election.
GIVE are authorised to announce
Il. Il. GaStOn,a candidate for Treasurer
ofLowndes County. at next Nov. Election.
GIVE are authorised to -announce
Alfred Thacher, Esq. as a candidate for
Coroner Of Lowndes County, at the ensuing
November Election.
o. We are authorised to announce
Greene Hill Esq, as a candidate for the
Office ofMayor of the city of Columbus, at the
ensuing election.
EWe are authorised to announce
Ab'm. Murdoch esq, as a Candidate
for the office of Mayor of the city of Columbus
at the ensuing election.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-28

The undersigned, as Trustee, for the
parties interested, has the pleasure of an
nouncing to the public, that the Hotel at
Blount Springs will be open for the recep-
ton of visitors and boarders
On the Tenth dag Of May, nert,
under the supervision of Mr.. Joseph Bon
durant, so fayorably known throughout
South Alabama, for his peculiar fitness
for management and direction of public
house. Every thing that the most fasti-
dious can desire, viii be IN readiness by
that time to render the Blount Springs a
delightful summer residence.
While the wants Of the sick and infirm
will be particularly attended 10, the gay
and fashionable will find the sources of
amusement and pleasure so numerous
and varied, that none need have their ap-
petites for enjoyment, palled by safety.
In addition to the many other amuse.
mentS and pleasures provided for visitors,
the undersigned has procured the services
for the whole season, of an excellent
BAND OF MUSIC.
which, besides attending the even ing par
ties in the Saloon, will perform on the
green at such hours as will be most agree
able to the boarders:
The undersigned, need scarcely re-
mind the public that there is a great va
riety of Mineral Waters at the Blount
Springs, possessing in higher degree a
healing virtue for almost every disease
with which the human race is afflicted
than at any other watering place in the
United States. This, with its pure air and
delightful climate, its beautiful and sub
lime mountain scenery, and its central
position, must ere long, render it the most
popular simmer retreat in the south; fol
the afflicted and invalid, the fashionable
and opulent. and the wearied seeker of
repose from toll Of business.
1t is the intention of the undersigned &c
spare no expenditure of either time, per-
sonal trouble, or money, in an effort to
give TO the Blount Springs the character
to which it is so richly entitled; and he
INDUCES the hope that liberal and gen
erous public will sustain him in an enter
prize so important to large portion Of
the South.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-28
NOTICE.

HNHE Owner of three Boxes, marked,
= L. T. Clark, can have the same by
applying to the holder and paying ex.
penses. For further information apply
at the Argus Office.
N. B. Unless application be made
soon, they will be sold to pay charges.
april Z, 1S41.
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COLUMBUS, April 50, Is41.

Gentlemen IL embrace the earliest oppor-
tunity 10 reply to your communication of the
22d inst, and assure you that the "Columbus
Riaemen" viii most cbeerfully join their fell
low citizens on the first day of May,to mingle
with them their regrets, for our late national
bereavement.
You will please notify me in time,of the hour
OF meeting on the day appointed.
Very Respectfully, Your ob't servt,
CHAS. II. ALERT.
Capt. " Columbus Rifemen.''
Messrs. Jas. SeaweI,
r. NJ. Taliaferro and Committee.
Greene Hill, Esqrs.
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THE STATE OF mississippi, }
LOWNDES COUNTY. (
Probate Court, March Term, A. D. 1871,

Probate Court, March ERIN, a. II. 1871,
HOLM HUDDLESTON, one of the
Cd Administrators of the Estate of
William L. Moore. decd, presented to
the Court at this Term, an Exhibit on
oath, of the debts due to and from the Es-
tate of said Moore; which shows the Es-
tate to be Insolven9.
II is. therefore ordered by the Court,
that Abram Murdock, George Good,
and David G. Richards, be, and are here
by appointed Commissioners, with full
power to receive and examine all claims
of the several creditors of said Estate,
air to cause the time and place of their
meeting to be made known TO the credit
ors of said Estate, for receiving and ex-
aiming their claims, by publishing the
same in one of the newspaper IN Columbus,
and in three public places in Lowndes
County, and that six months be allowed
to the creditors Of said Estate, for bring
ing in, and proving their claims, and at
the end of said six months, the commits
sioners TO make their report of their ac-
tings therein according to law.
Issued from the Minutes the 9th March
A. d. 1871.
WM. P. FULLER,
Attest, Clerk.
BY virtue Of the above Commission,
the undersigned will receive and examine
all claims presented at the Office of Hand
& Huddleston, in the town of Columbus,
until The expiration of the time limited in
the above advertisement.
.AB'M. MURDOCH,
d. G. RICHARDS,
GEO. GOOD.
CONS.
[
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CoLUMBUs, April %, 1871.

NVI1VHNI'Vs TT ~ =
Gentlemen Your note of yesterday re-
guessing the {" Columbus Drag )ons" tojoin in
the procession with the citizens on the first Of
Nav, to paw the last tribute of respect to the
lamented Harrisoh, was LAID before a called
meeting Of the Company.
have the pleasure of announcing to you,
that they hold themselves ready and subject to
your directions on that solemn occasion.
Your oh't serv't,
p. B. STARKE.
Capt. "Columbus Dragons"
Messrs. Jas. SeaweI,
Greene Hill, Esqrs. )
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IN 10 the cold grave, while he stood in
rae oD '..ce Of his successor, on the very
b s1sJe foficial life, will be faithful cavri-
stsln.SJ perfected by the new Chief Magis-
o. I F,ery sentence Of his address flirnish-
. N oroof Off i.
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JONES C. LUCY,

april, 6. 1e41,-11t. pr. d4O
o. The Columbus MD Argus, Tus-
caloosa Monitor, Montgomery Journal,
and Selma Free Press, Will please publish
once week until the 18th June, and for
ward their accounts to the Blount Springs
for liquidation. ]. c. l..