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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-19

aore Sgns,-An old Wing stager writes to the
saon Courier, on the 18th, that, ''the two grand
assures which claim the undivided and profound con,
.!.,s,ion Of Congress, are the ESTABLISHMENT
G,A TARIFF, for the double purpose of REVENUE
I'D PROTECTION 10 native industry, and an instr
iton for aft riding a UNIFORM and SUBSTANTIAL a
CtRRENCY.' THAT is to say, the Bank and the Ia
!; are the two things needfu with The Wings. a
;ey prospect indeed lies before u.s. The Courier is
a.id.a that this Correspondent of "long experience
,ublc affairs. speaks the sentiments of majority Of
ap,ople of Ne,o England so far as it touches upon
great and interesting topic of Proteetice Tariff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-19
nournaa and have oar ehurchs, also hang ia mourn.

mourning and have oar churchsa alHc hung 10 n,ou,,
ing for three montha
S. Resolred That we present to the Right Reverend
WIN. Meade, upon whom the Episcopal charge OF this
Diocese now devolves, cordial expression OF our at
tachment and confidence and that we d" hereby assure
him Of our hearty cooperation lin our appropriate
spheres) in all bs efforts TO advance the interests OF re-
ligon, and the prosperity of the Church
ADAM EMplE, Chairman.
WM Nopwaon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-19

Er0tan ace signed Fus, in the last Enquirer, was
tsten, there n,med By Of the clergy at tins time
nonicay the Diocese of Virginia. In the hr
the second paragraph Of that article, the word and
AS inserted az TO destroy the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-19

r We are TO annunce that there will he Meeting
ne Republican Party Of King Queen, at their Court mousse
IN. ID Manday in December next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-19
Marriages..

Marriages.
Married. the evening Of the 9th instant Gnsysvi. by
Rev, Mr. Allen Mansfield, Mr. william THonP.us,
daughter Of Major George Grasy, deceased oil OF tie
county Of Orange.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-19
9notb,r Pumor Contradicted /.

Several of the Wing presses have lately brewed up
,svll war, between Messrs. Wise, Gilmer and NAL
r. &c.-and they have predicted, upon the faith Of
IL IDLE story, that the opponents of the Fiscal corpo
,,sn were all tumbling 10 pieces, &c, &c. How
s truth there is in tbs ruu,or sufficiently appears
ia the following extract of letter from MIR Gllmer
i7elf 10 friend:
:uRAcr-"I see from some of the newspapers that
Misunderstanding has arisen between Wise and my
.. and believe, Mallory too. Why not have extend
she feud to all our colleagues 1t would have been
I'D in these truthlovng photographers to have in
i:aed The parties concerned ,caen, achere and ABOUT
~ we disputed, as at the first Of it, and pre-
s1e, my friends wiser than in the premises.
The daily press this city is full Of details abou! Ger
-,M Wellington, alias Smith; who has been residing
"a as teacher of penmanship, married young lady
.ais city-ani is now charged with bgamy, perhaps
ramy he seems to have ,criitsn bis character in his
". The Star is publishing letters 10 prove, that
sl,s been in the State Prison of New York. lie ap-
10 have been a precious scoundrei; but MS the
III says, ',he law is likely to prove inefficient Its
or has traced his likeness, and published 1t IN yes
.-i,y's paper This alleged Polygamist was examined
siore the Mayor Wednesday-and was sent OH to
d: Hastings Court for Saturday, the 9Th inst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-19

iccr,s,o,-The returns state 90 Democratic Repre-
',,,ses, and Wings.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-20
superior Quality and Double QpGn:ity Of all Otker,
PRICE.
LIVER COMPLAINTS, AND ALI. SICKNESS
AND DISEASES.
M Inns TEMPERANCE LIFE BIrrERS AND CHINESE
49, BLOOO-PILIS
The greatest Secret G:scsrcred

The creates. Seerst d.scsrere4
DIRGr PURGE PURGE has heen the cry for the Jas,
Tis hiss been sfectualy tried. yet haye
and died Shyl Not because purslng
~ bnt To-, ura ha, been done without the oaic follow
,;n ,b y.cn, Purge you must, The sicky humO Of The
blood must carried of the accumulation oil e prevented
Prevent, shea the growth OF such huIaoFs
Whv do the Chines ueh immense ages and sui retain the
powers youth middle age Because ney Pus ne blood
The Chinese Blood because they Work upon
rho boere the standard remedy These Ps VIII Do IT. aud the
Temperance Bitter taksR directed "i strens and
prevent seeumGaion OF the base hanoIs - ~ S1
@ bcb only increase by pureeS useSs the e are taken sier
Rur thsn these Pills Re Take weekly me t and dsnV
the Bi.;ers yoa have been inVsi9s 10. tA>
month"; wears will find the cky hamors drawn on an1 pre-
vented from and lhs SAloN yeio" nHe 81 se
RAPIDLY full blooming glow OF ae'ita ana yos''
There OF these brilliant effects that and
space forbid put them ton' bSy ana ~ a S
and and health sud strength >ha DC yours sec
wrapper and d5ITs that F sSms c S t9rF
VIII be attempted Buy remedy ofth kind unless have my
LIN. Don the wrapper ana Al's the notice" as FOL
Entered according to Act Of Congress- n ISL by TuoS DHs
the Clerks oee OF the District Court OF the o"e" STATE 0'
Warranted the Only genuine DOtioA e. l. ~.
SID only j Il Maiden Lane NewYOrk. Mo
" tNs.-WORll, TETTEE sCAI.D HEAD, Bar
IL be Itch Bo,shed Fsee Pmples Itch seNbie-
Pso;I,is and other disease, othe SKIN are - ely Stasy
RFNEDY FOX SALT RHEUM which has been thoroughly
tested SIN THOUSAND dereat cases without na,m
with either OF above diseases Is invited TO make lmnled
70 of rhi, variable remedy, toured without delay.
tracts from certificates eyideAee OF rs wonderful tcSey
~ ami log standing Salt Rheum In her certificate she
tried popular NEEDLES and sa aader the care Of
two eminent but complaint baed Their ,k AMER
o,nc the extraordinary Mrs Chapman No ~ Chathan
was induced purchase OF the remedy on ap
pyiuz began recover s1d am no" en'ey eL INC case
Of Elizabeth Spear Benrhsp Mass lady OF IS year OF
,, an interesting and bottle OF the Compound
-, f ssran,r removed the and made perfect
,, having seen afflicted than twenty year, MR. Nm'rs
fsccn, of Norv perfectly cured after the disease had
d far 6yc wear, in il. Edwin Porter,
chas OF Fan river Joseph Clare No $50 Washnsisnsi
John Parker liani and numerous othec
ha,. an been perfectly wonderful medic ne
P,enarrd ana sold and retail by 4 H. d. SANDS %
and no Fslton.st and BroaNsy " y Sold also by H.
R,vl. Co Albany rriye Foug hkeope W. Pattcn New
Haven: f. w Hartford; J. A. WadsNorh Providence
YIN Brown 45 shnctons Boston; D. David Jayne, No n
Sosh THIRD s. Phep asd by druggists generally IN the prh
cipnl towns 10 the Jnitcd States. Price 81.
'' IMPLIED IN the rs~ liberal trcms yl7 In
New-York tribune., 1841-07-20
IMPORTANT no FEMALES.

nR WARD ll3 Chambers confines his practice the
IL of diseases and children His long experience this
Branch his profession enables him where Others have failed
DR. War method of treating al female complaints such
bat short Dr. w. operates for
annt.g, other defonties, with
Once hours from 10 u A. VI. and 10 & P. u.
e ALLEN WARD VI D, Surgeon
Professor Of Diseases Of Women and Children,
Ysg No ll3 Chamber street. N. Y,
New-York tribune., 1841-07-20
vECTOKAL mONEY OF iiV EfWOkT,

NOR Colds Asthma, WhoOpng Csugh Shortno Of Bsa
I and the Heart and iinss leading to CoNStNf
TON Reader tried neIcsncs for cold Have
vow had bottle OF NOWIiLS PECTORAL HONEY OF LIVER
WoRT Try a,suredy the best medicine offered the
on The aId the high euoguns this
last winter who have taken attest al s
virtue tins tas induced to make opG
lar a, posbr though increasingly received the public appro
a,iop amounting Fifty thousand bottles per No pga
mr. the suhu"r
ors and thereby disease
rs fatal puff alone sustaining the hopes Of the
ent hopes gone.
The Honey of Lverwo solely composed Of
vegetable simple seir but combination NO,
ouy calculated Immediate disease but nygoraie the
.rrem offered public he said
to health number of persons
tive complaints Nsw Pcccrul Honey Of LYsrwort |, should
kept families administer the FIRST symptom Of cold
cough neglect the Of aunsbers %
their lives especially ia consumpuve
This medicine, offered phpc at the low price OF Two sh
lng accessible ALL For sale Wholesale and retail the prnc
6i Madison. Caihene-si II. " Bush 81 Bay
J. r. Hobbard Bowery; w Mnor, a2 Broadway; DR. A. y Eas
ton raawey and ChWch D. C. Mitchell 80 Chuchst
Ncw-Ila,e aud realed by every principal city the
Union al9n
New-York tribune., 1841-07-20
ELECTORAL. HONEY OF LIVERWORT.-E

perience has amply confirmed the utility this PREPARATION tor
Coughs Colds Splitting Blood AMI all affection OF the Lungs &c
unparalleled which this justly celebrated mcd
induced ignorant preuders to altemt To
palm article the public whieh outward a-
pearance much original easily deceive the
wary escape this posion remember the GENUINE
bears of proprietor JAMES D. NOW
HI, fall outside wrapper. The Counterfeit Is signed
Joseph Now aud made and sold at the propretot tor-
or store, corner Madison and Catherine ss
genuine Is NOT sGLD at the Madison and
Catherine sts JAMES D. N0WlLt-
Sole Prophet r. New York.
The icruno be hal of Mcs oIco McKosson Co. l5
Ma den lane t,snerul Agents Tor the United States,
Retail Ol, Bowery nsd 600 Broadway,
Rushon AspiRys, William g. D. Coggeshn, Pearl and
Rose w Watson 36 Catherine j. COidingon, 2I Hudson
St. We 2st Grand, C. Cougnacq. 80 Chatham Nhan,
broadway. lyi limos
New-York tribune., 1841-07-20

nR, THos. PLUMLEIGH's INDIAN BOTANIC
- PLAST Era this there thou'snds oil
suffering from Sore Legs Kings Evil Nipples pairs
the back breast sides Rheumatism Scad Head and Salt kheuE
be cured
Sold 3s7 Greenwich Pultoa- 80 and s47 Broadway
Beecker-st 1913 Boseyi W. ThenPson "i'
ismsburyb, and Mrs. Hayes, Brookiya' H"i"
New-York tribune., 1841-07-20

NB. GEORGE NEWCOMERS PILLS OF
~ HEALTH Ambitious and Digestive for the Of Indigestion
Fanlence Loss of Appetite Dyspepsia Weakness Of Stomach in
dns constant Nausea and Vomiting Nervous Sick Headache the
result of morbid billions Affections Liver
enant symptoms saIo~ Skn jasndee Dmneof the Eye Pain
IN the Rght SIDE Habitun Covenes Offensive Breath &c
The acton Of these Pills the system entirely independent
Pureingte largest dose 10 be taken time eight pills they
seldom mid m their much often
they effect needed caanre removing
all morbid acton and thereby restoring Health Price shilling
box
Each box upon the has facsimile Of DR. Geo. Newconbe
signature and is signed by John e. Kent Doctor.
General Agent
Entered according As or Congress the Clerks Office Of bs
Southern District of NewYork.
For sale Wholesale aud Retail the Family Medicine GO
Marion doors below Prince block Broadway
and Sym- Bowery aad Walker Bowsry and
Dover; McCIo-key, OF Broomc aud Thompson jy4 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-07-20

4 " n
~ SYRUP remedy Bowel Complaint Summer Complain,
Lhdrcr. DrhpI DYcnterY Bloody F!ux Looseness of the
Bowels Cholera orbu Tcnemu Consumption OF ln,e.ine,
&cDr A. Inns the pleasing satisfaction the public that he
has used his Bowel Complaint Syrup h private practice nearly
during that h. has had
happy influence in between Ave
aud him pleasure he has
fail whore the directions adhered
cept five OF Conunpon the Lungs that have terminated
Dlrma then has essential relief aud rendered the
Of the sufferer comparatively
the fact he would respectfully cali the of Physicians par
ucua and the Public generally, tina highly important remedy
DrA fully Persuaded IN hi, mad II
plant Syrup should be used where such Medicine
required that would lessen Inianule Bill Mortality
least and doubt
acquainted the Of peaa0t they
will he Of the opinion For Proprietor
tanc laboratory No 26 Greenwich NewYo where may
be had variety of prepnies
wholesale and Dea.srs wl be liberal discount
TerIns-Cash. iyl7 In
New-York tribune., 1841-07-20

TT EADACEHE-CEkTAGN CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE,
Thcn has been used in families member of which mas had
family complaint and
has cured efecuy every yet knos amounting
many hnndre 1t unpleasant and does
vent the daily aVocatons Of ung be persevred H.
and the cure gradual but and permanent Instances are
certainly multiplying where this distressing complaint completely
relieved and cured although Of years standing by Doctor
sPohn celebrated remedy One decided preference IT, pleasant
ness having note OF the nauseang effect Of common drugs
IL so perfectly satisfactory that the proprietor has given Gree
ton Tor his agents refund the price sho not peau
WITH and cured b. He hopes ao that this secure US
great benefits the abonng under
Headache Sold only al II Maiden Lane, New York
jyli I'm. E SPOHN, Inventor and Proprietor
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-12-21
TRIJsT SALE.

nY virtue of deed of Trust, executed to
ID me, by s. g. Nash, for the 6eneht o.
r. F. Gibson, for purposes therein sPcci-
fed. bearing date the fourth day OF jan
uary, A. d. 1889, and duly recorded IN
the Office of the Clerk of Froba'es OF the
County of Lowndes, in the State OF MIS-
sissippi, | shall
On the 17tA day Of December, nert,
proceed 10 sell for cash, at public auction
at the Court House of the County OF
Lowndes, and State aforesaid, the follow
ing described Lot, or parcel of Land, lying
and being IN the County of Noxubee, and
State of Mississippi, TO wit;
Thesouth halves of section twenty SIX,
and twenty seven. Tho east half OF the
North east quarter of section thirty four;
The North half Of section thirty FIVE.
The south west quarter of section
twenty five, and the north west quarter Of
section thirty six, all in township sixteen
north, of range fifteen east. Together
with all and singular, the appurtenanceS
thereunto belonging, and all the Estate
Right, Title, and interest, whatsoever, az
well in Law, as in Equity ofthe said 5
E. Nash, in and to the same, and every
part thereof.
Such tile only, as is vested in me a
trustee, by virtue of the said deed, vii
convey TO the purchaser.
CHA'S. WALSH, trustee
Columbus, Nov. 16, 1841.
EXPOSITION EMENT.n
The sale of the above named property
postponed until
10M day Of January nert.
CHARLES WALSH, trustee.
| Dec. T. 1871. of
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-12-21
TRUST SALE

DY virtue of deed in Trust executed by
ID Seth PEBBLES to NE as Trustee tc secure
the payment of certain debts therein mention
ed, which deed was duly recorded in the prop
or Office of I4owndes County, Mississippi,
will offer for SALE for cash, at the residence of
Seth PEBBLES in said county of Lowndes, on
tie 10Th day Of February, 1912,
the following described property, to wit:
The east half Of the moi tn west quarter,
the north east quarter, the south east quar-
ter, and the south west quarter. of section
nineteen, in township nineteen, in range
seventeen, east, The north west quarter
of section thirty, in township nineteen,
in range sevtnieen east, and the east half
of the north east quarter Of section twenty
four, in township nineteen, range sixteen
east, being the same whereon is situated
the farm of the conveyor of said deed.
Together with all and singular, the build
ings, houses, barns, co ton houses, gins,
mill, and all the Entertainments and appur-
tenances thereunto belonging. ALSO;
THE FERRY
Across the Tombigby River at Plymouth,
The lot or piece of ground upon which the
WARE HOUSE
stands, situated between said town ofPly-
mouth, and the Tombigby river, together
with all the warehouses thereon, and all
appurtenances thereunto belonging,
ALSO;
That certain tract of land containing
sixty three acres in fractional section, ele-
ven, township nineteen, in range seven.
teen, east, being one halfof the pre- emp.
ton claim obtained by William M. Couch
The said laud commences at or near the
South east corner of the said warehouse
thence runs up the river the whole extent
of the tract, and extending north, in such
a manner as to embrace one half of sale
pre-emption claim, and those certain pie,
ces of land situated in said town of Ply
mouth, and known on the plan of Sale
town as lots four, FIVE, six and seven, il
square number fifteen, in said town, to-
gether with the dwellings,, out houses, her
edItaments and appurtenances thereuntc
belonging. All in said county of Lownde.
and State of Mississippi. Also the follow
ing negro slaves for life, to wit:
Aaron, Charlotte. John, Lydia, William
Lewis, Cyrus, Siller, Polly, Minerva, Han
nah, Howell, Lucy Jesse, Jimmy, Tempy
Cynthia, Albert, HanseI, Louis, Kizzy
Lucinda, Richard, Rachel, Emeline, Judy
George, Sam, Petes and Joe, and the in
crease Of said negroes since the execution
Of said deed.
Also, two Wagons, three yoke of oxen
thirty head of cattle, eleven mules, nine
horses, eighty head of hogs, and the whole
crop of corn, cotton, oats, fodder, raised
on the farm aforesaid, by the said grantol
this present year, with the tools and uten
sis on said farm, and belonging thereto
al the house hold and kitchen furniture
ofsaid granior in said deed.
Sale to take place between the hours Of
ten A y ard four P. N on the day
Aforesaid. Sach tile OILY. conveyed tc
tho purchaser as is vested inme as trus'
tee. Terms CT sale--Cash.
WIN. SPARKMAN, trustee.
Dec. II, le4l. print. fee $50 90.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-12-21
A GREAT BARGAIN.
EXECUTORS
Sale of Lands &c

10y order of the court Of Probs,es
ID of Lowndes county, will offer
for sale 10 the highest bidder, on a credit
of twelve months, before the Courthouse
door, IN the town of Columbus, on Mon.
day The
TweatietA day Of December ncrf,
the following described lands and lots al
ia Lowndes county and State Of bli>ss-
sippi, to wit: The north half of the wes
half of the southwest fourth of section
five; north half of the east half Of the
southwest fourth. and sou:h halt of the
west half Of the northwest fourth Of
section five in township eighteen south Of
range eighteen west; the northeast fourth
and east half of the north west fourth.
and northwest fourth of the southeast
fourth of section five, in township eigh.
teen, south of range eighteen, west; the
south half Of the southeast fourth of
section thirty-two, in township seventeen,
south of range eighteen, west; the north
half of the west half of the southwest
fourth of section ten, in township eighteen,
south of range eighteen, west: the east
half of the north east fourth of section
twenty-six, township seventeen, nor of
range eighteen, east; the west half of the
northwest fourth, and west half of the
southwest fourth of section seventeen,
the cas-, half of the northeast fourth, and
east half of the southeast fourth of Sec
ton eighteen, in township nineteen, north
of range sixteen, east. About thirty-fve
acres being part of the west half, south
east fourth of section nine, township eigh-
teen, range eighteen, west. including.
TIE FAMILY RESIDENCE
of the late Thomas MCGEE.
Also the undivided one fourth interest in
the house and lot now occupied as the
Sheriff s ofice-one third of square one
hundred and tweaty- -four, east and, north
half of square fifty, north of main street,
part of lots two and three in square four
teen and lot one in square nine, south Of
Main street, occupied by Mr.. Krecker as
bakery. Also on Wednesday, twenty.
second day of December, at the residence
of the family of the late Thomas MCGEE
deceased, will offer for sale to the highest
bidder, on credit of nine months, the
negroes belonging TO the estate of said
deceased, about thirty in number, consis.
ting of men, women and children, togeth-
er with horses, cattle, pleasure carriage,
Wagons, farming utensials, household
and kitchen furniture, with various other
articles. Bond and approved security
will be required of the purchasers.
MECAJAH MCGEE,
| Executor.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-12-21
TRUST SALE.

by virtue ola certain Deed of Trust.
" executed to Us as Trustees on the
lst day of Oct, 1910, and recorded in
the Office of the Clerk of the Probate court
Of Lowndes County, Mississippi, 10 Book,
Number 16, pages lI6, 1T, and IS
by John c. Ramsey, 10 secure the pay
ment OF certain note therein specified
and described, we shall proceed TO sell for
Cash on
Tuesday, the 12th day Of April, 1s42,
the following described property TO wit:
Charlotte, Wsllian., Margaret, Eliza,
and John, negro slaves for life, and
their natural increase.
Such title only conveyed to the pur,
chaser, as is vested in US as Trustees.
Sale to take place between the usual
hours prescribed by law.
DICKINSON & BOYKIN,
Trustees.
Oct. II, 1s4I. 6m.-
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-12-21
Seminary
YOUNG LADIES.

FOR YOUNG LADIES.
MERS. WIIlFFEN begs to announce TO
IVl Parents and Guardians, that she propo-
ses opening a Female Seminary, on the First
Monday in January next, in the building stu
ated on Main Street formerly occupied by R.
w. Carr.
EITERMS.-FirstC Class $50 per session.
SUBJECTS OF STUDY,
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, A
Course of History, English Grammar, and
Composition, Writing and Arithmetic.
SECOND CLASS, Is dollars per session.
Subjects OF STUDY.
Orthogrephy, English Grammar and Compost
ton, Geography, History, Writing and Arith-
metic.
JUNIOR Classic dollars per session.
i'renc h, Sl5 per session,
Music, 20 Z"
For the use Of Piano, 4
Mrs. w. can produce testimonials from, and
also can give references to individuals of the
first standing.
Columbus Dec. 1871.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-12-21
Feb. II. 1s41.
SOUTHERN TONIC.

FENHE reputation which this celebrated
u medicine has acquired throughout
the United States and in Texas is I'M
precedented. 1t is now very general
ly prescribed in Dysentery Dyspepsia,
night sweats and in all diseases which
are the result of torpidity in the secre-
lions of the liver and its influence in
procuring for the stomach that regular
action and healthlul tone which is SO
frequently overthrow by noxious ex-
halations from the River and creek
lands, and long attacks of bilious dis
eases, is truly astonishing. AS a cure
for the Ague and Fever it is unrivall-
ed. 1t is compounded from vegita-
bles upon scientific principles and
may be safely administered to the most
tender infants.
For sale by the appointed agent,
GREENE HILL.
Sept. 7th 1s41.