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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-22

PRoBATE CoURT, MAY TERM, A. ID. l84I
To all persons Interested in the Real Is
tate of William Campbell, decd.
WHEREAS, on the representation OF
John Seae, and Christopher Adams, ad-
ministrators of the estate OF William
Campbell, decd, it appears TO the salts.
faction of the Court, that the personal ef-
fects of said estate are insufficient 10 pay
the debts thereof. 1t is therefore
ORDERED, That citation issue, and pub
LEGATION be made in conformity with the
statute IN such cases made and provided,
requiring all persons interested in the
Real Estate of said decd, to be and aP-
pear before the Judge of the Probates
Court for the County of Lowodes at
Term TO be holden at the Court House
for said County, in the town of Columbus,
on the -,
First Monday Of July aert, 184l,
and show cause, if any they can, why the
following lands, the properly Of the estate
t of said William Campbell. to wit:
The south end of the south half OF west
half of south west quarter, of section
. twenty four, Lot number two, IN section
: thirty.five. the north east quarter OF the
+ north east quarter of section thirty tlve,
e south east quarter of south east quarter oil
: section twenty four, the south west quar-
i ter of section twenty six, the north east
: Quarter of section twenty six, except thlr-
= ~ four acres off Of the south part OF SAID
= quarter, the south half ofwest half of south
t east quarter, and south halfof east bali Of
e. south east quarter of section twenty three
TO exeept so much Of said section, as hes
north of Cfaven's Creek, the north end o
: west half of north west quarter, OF sectIor
"a twenty five, all in township nineteen
i. south. of range eighteen west, containing
FIVE hundred and 80 91.00acres, more Q
bv less situate in Lowndes Coun!y,-shoul
* not be sold to pay the residue Of the deb.
'u- of the said estate of William Campbell
lce deceased.
en- .,,.. WINES, Thomas Sampson
zee Is .S%2I ESQ. Judge of the Probate
a AZ. SAA= Court, for said County, Il
Ri sss first Monday of May, A. ]
sity UTnvs~ 1871.
Issued the 10Th May, A. D. ls4l.
uni kttes.. WIN. P. FULLER,
art Cfel
all loo
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sunk and her cargo was insured for f35, 900
all in Liverpool. independently Of the nielan-
choly loss Of llfes the destruction Of property
involved will fall heavily upon the Liverpool
underwriters. As in all probability legal in
vestigation ofthe facts, as effecting The Brook
lyn. will take place, we abstain from all re-
marks on the fatal disaster.
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REPUBLICAN WING TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
ID. O. SHATTUCK, of Carroll,
FOR CONGRESS-
A. l.. BINGAMAN, of Adams.
WIN. R. HARLEY, of MARSHAL.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
L. G. GALLOWAY, of Holmes.
FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
JAMES j. ALLEN, of Kinds,
FOR STATE TREASURER.
WIN. C.. CRAWLEY, of Perry
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
ROBERT HUGHES of Kinds.
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CtpERM OLA First Rate article Of WI
ter .s-, strained. Just received by
- III ~ f Is.a r. A. SMITH {
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The State of Mississippi, LO1cndes

County.
HNO all persons interested in the Es-
Il tate of William Henderson of said
county, (Lunatic.)
Whereas, at the December term, A. d.
1910, of the Probate Court of said county,
the undersigned were appointed Commits
sioners 20 make an apportionment of the
assets of said Henderson, in the hands
of Thomas ]. Lewis, his guardian, among
the creditors.
This is therefore 10 require all persons
having claims against the said estate, to
exhibit the same properly authenticated TO
either the Commissioners at the Court
House in the town of Columbus, in the
State of Mississippi, on the first Monday
of either month, within and during the
| term of six months from the date hereof,
or they viii be barred by law from collec;-
~, 10, e1in7a
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LowNDEs COUNTY, June l5th Io4 ~,

Gvur, J"TTrs have received your polite
la,,o- -, A, IN or 80 inviting me TO become
candidate to represent the county 2, saoI nm
IN the next Legislature OF MISS. am s .S. 81
able adequately to express my n'gna , ,he feel.
the compliment which it conierssi anu .,ie nm.
mgs which dictated il But though 10y S cornlv.
stances ola private nation, prevent 10y OV alIow
ing with request so kindly exPressseai d as'H
me to assure you, collectively aia lnu branee
thai shall ever retain IN greail1 ,,an
the esteem and regard which you, naso n eonf;
tested for me, by this evidence q sOu'
dence. .,.:.r
With sentiments OF nigh 00N''''S''''
am, very Respectfully
Your ob't serv't, r,.rrr1
ROBT. a. SMITH
To MessrB-
RICHARD III. BR0wN,
Z. DowsI NC, Jr.
THOMAS LEWIS, &C.
u 7,S- -o--,I-,;on az 81. Louis number
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-22
Columbus June 9th, Is4l

RoBERT A. SMITH. - :,
SIR:-The undersigned take this method o. o.
expressing their cordial wishes that you WI.
consent 10 become Candidate to repres5in'
the county of Lowndes, in the next Leglsla-
mre'of this State,l and ask your PERMISSION
that your name be placed in nomination. -
quest. with ser continents Of high regard and es'
Seem, we are verv respectfully your ob't ser
wants.
RicE. Henry Brown. E. Dowsing jr
Thomas T'swis CYRUS S. Akin
N. o. Arlington, Samuel Hosmer
William veitch jr. E Dowsing sen
signed by fifty ether cItlzens.J
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-22

.. u The population ofSt- Louls 5 nuIn0e''
'Ss'-.ailS. IN 1880, it was only 600
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-22

Jesse Moore. Of Matrimony..
HSHiS day came the complainant by her
Attorney. and it appearing to the salts
f,ction of the Court that the said Jesse Moore
i > NON resident of this State-It is ordered
hv the Court that publication be made in the
"Southern Argus" a weekly newspaper prin-
ted in olumbus, Mississippi, for three sue
cessive months, notifying the said Jesse Moore
n 6nnear at the next Circuit Court TO be hol-
den for the said County, at the Court House
in tbe town of DeKalb; on the fourth Monday
Of October next, and plead, answer, or defnur,
or condplaiftant's Bill will be taken as coz
fessed.
Attest, LEWIS STOVALLs
Clerk, and Master IN ChaEeery.
June, l6, 1841. BIN pr. S2l.
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j. D. MONTGOMERY,
JOHN FLETCnALL.

Columbus Mi. Jan. 9th, l641.-6m.
N pursuance of the above mentioned ap-
pointment and notice, the undersigned will
meet at the Court House in the Town of Co.
lumbus on
Saturday The 10Th day of July, 1641,
and proceed to make the above mentioned DIS
tribution, when and then those interested can
attend if they think proper.
]. ID. MONTGOMERY.
JOHN FLETCHHLL.
Columbus June 7, 1S4l--lt.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
KEMPER COUNTY.
Circuit Court, Apra Term, 1841.
Sarah A. Moore, Petition for . divorce
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-22
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, I
LOWNDES COUNTY. {

PRoBArE CouRT, MAY TERM, a. D. l84l
To all persons Interested IN The neal Is
, tate of William Campbell, decd.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-03
THE SUSPENSION ACT.

There does not now seem to be any DOUBT Us to
the course of the Banks in relation 10 the Act Of
last Legislature amending the charters Of several
Banks in this State. 1t has, without question, been
rejected by every Bank in the State, except thoa
Bank Of the State, and the South Western sRaii
Road Bank, and these had no altemative-they were
obliged to accept. A very large majority of ths
stockholders in all the Banks, when the stock was
sufficiently represented, opposedsto the Act.
OF course thescase.now goes to the Judiciary, and
we trust that the Judges will be permitted to decide
the question, without the lights which parizann
paper writer's may attempt to throw around it. Il
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-03

move the troops of the Queen Of Great
Britain, now quartered on the territory
called dispu.ed:by the British Government,
but by the treaty Of 1888, by the sResolH;
tions Of both Houses Of Congress passed
in 1888, and by the repeated Resolves OF
the Legislature of Maine, clearly and un.
equivocaIly part Of the rightful soil o'
this Staic.-Bav State Democrat.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-03

The following persons, it is now said, will com.
pose the Cabinet of Gen. HARRISON: Mr. WsBsrER,
Secretary of State, Mr.. EwrNe Secretary Of the
Treasury Mr.. BELL Secretary Of War, Mr.. BADar.
Secretary of the Navy, Mr.. GRANGER Postmaster
General, Mr.. CRIrTENDEN Attorney General.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-03
WAR MOVEMENT IN MAINE.

On the 3rd instant, resolutions on the
subject of repelling British aggression,
were offered in The House Of Represen Ia.
tives, and referred TO the committee on the
North Eastern Boundary. We learn from
the Portland Argus Of the 18th inst. that
these resolutions were taken up by the
Senate on the 18th, and after being amen.
ded by inserting 100000 instead Of
S4O0,000, for the defence Of the State,
were referred TO the same committee.
Mr.. Davis then offered The following re-
solve, which was also referred 10 the COM
mitlee on The North Eastern Bnundary:-
"Resolye for repelling foreign invasion
and providing for the protection of the
State.
"Be it Resoloed, That the President OF
the United States be requested and urged
to cause the immediate removal Of the for
eign armed force, by which our state is in
vaded, Stationed upon the upper valley of
the St. Johns, and the Government of the
United States be earnestly invoked to re-
lieve this state from the present heavy
needless burlhen Of lis own defence"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-03
c,,.,o. ro THE PuBLIc.-The Rail

Carlton TO THE PuBLrc.--The Rail
Road Company have commenced the issue
or fye dollar notes receivable" These
uo,es are not taken in deposit by any OF
,be Ranks, not even The Rail Road Bank,
anJ can with difficulty be exchanged for
good notes at the brokers, at five per cent
iiiscount.-Mercury. IN "'< ... '.:.''
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-03

Henry HANCOCK has been re. elected Sheriff and
SIMON BEckHIM Clerk of the Court fos ttsl District
of Lancaster. The election held some time since,
which resulted in the choice of these indyidusls Il
will be recollected was contested. E!fgHso aa
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-03

SPECTATOR" will accept our thanks forqhe fat.
terlng notice which he has been kindenough4
us OF the oration delivered before the CamdenrDe.
batting Club on Thursday evening last; but as we
are very intimately acquainted with the Orator; we
feel assured that wo shall best consult lis feelings 81
emitting its publication. We, therefore, trust that
"Spectator" will pardon for its Mons IL
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-03
BRITISH AGGRESSION.

The following resolution, in addition to
those given yesterday, has been offered to
The Legislature OF Maine and referred to
the Committee on the North Eastern boun!
dairy.
"Whercas the State Of Maine is now suf-
fering the disgrace Of unresisted British
invasion. begun in 1880, repeated in 1910,
aud continued up 10 this hour, in violation
of the most solemn slipulalions, and where.
as we have no faith in the efficacy of me-
gocia,ions with power which has 50 re-
peatedly disregarded its deliberate pledges,
and believe that further forbearance on
our part to assert the rights and vindicate
the honor of our State will prove as una.
vailing as ii will certainly prove humilia-
lng-Therefurc.
.Resolved, That the G G,vcrnor be autbo-
lisca to take inInlc !iatc measures 10 re-
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-03

p The Rev. WILLnM G1RLIsIE las kindly offsr
ed to act as agent in collecting accounts dueFths
Office, in this and the neghboring Districts, and d
authorized to receipt for the same.
The Rev A. PEuRlFoy is also authorized 70 col.
ect and receipt for money due us. = :
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-03

gts.Az honorable EIGmpLe.-The i0lf0Ws1
ing we find in the Maysvilie Eagle. 1tisI
related of Mr.. Craddock, q member of
the Kentucky Senate from the counties of
Hardin and Meade:
"S1R, (said Mr.. C.) what have said
here to-day has been said in rough way,
and, if it has wounded any Senator, l
hope he will attribute it to no unkind feel
ings, but to ray want of the polish of edu.
catioD. Siryour Superintendent of Com.
mon Schools has said that there are many
men of family in this Commonwealth who
can neither read nor write, and it is but
too true. My own marriage bond has
nv mark to it; and my son who now sits
in the other House, was stout boy when
Ilearned to write" 10
GMr. G.. is now not only respectable
Senator, but good lawyer. What more
need be said in his praise? s..
BEAux OF FORMER TlMEs.-We ques-
ton whether the celebrated Beau Brum-
nell, and even the equally celebrated
Romeo Coates, were not mere Quakers
in theft dress, compared with some ofthe
DISTINGUISHED dressers of the former days.
Sir Walter Raleigh wore white satin
, pinked vest, close sleeved to the wrist;
over the body brown doublet, finely
flowered and embroidered with pearl. In
the feather Of his hat, large ruby and
pearl-drop at the bottom Of the spring, in
place of button; his trunk or breeches,
with his stockings and ribbon garters,
fringed at the end, all white; and buh
shoes, with white ribbon. On great court
days his shoes were SO gorgeously cover
ed with precious stones, as to have ex.
ceeded the value of 6,600l.; and he had a
suit of armor of solid silver, with sword
and belt blazing with diamonds, rubies,
and pearls. King James's favorite, the
Duke of Buckingham, could afford 10
have his diamonds tackled SO loosely on,
that when he chose to shake few oil
ON the ground, he obtained all the fame
he desired from the pickers-up, who were
generally less Danes de Ia Cour; for our
Duke never condescended to accept what
he himself had dropped. His cloaks
were trimmed with great diamond buttons,
and diamond hat-bands, cockades, and
earrings, yoked with great ropes and
knots of pearls. He had twenty-seven
suits of clothes made, the richest that en-
broidery, lace, silk velvet, silver, gold,
and gems, could contribute; one Of which
was white uncut velvet, set over, both
suit and cloak. with diamonds, besides
great feather, stuck all over with dia-
monds, as were also his sword, girdle,
hat, and spurs. When the differ ence in
the value of money is considered, the
sums thus ridiculously squandered in dress
must have been prodigious.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-03

G1oR1ous RgcoRp.-At New London
Connecticut, the following inscription is
found on grave stone. The records oil
ancient Rome or Greece do not exhibit a
nobler instance of patriotic herolsm:
."On the Goth October, 17Sl, lOOO En-,
glish fell upon that town with sword and
fre-7OO Americans defended thd fort for
whole day; but in the evening, about 4
o'clock, it was taken. The commander
of the besieged delivered UP. his sword 70
an Englishman, who Immediately stabbed
him; and all his comrades were put to the
sword. A line of powder was then laid
from the magazine of the fort to the sea,
there to be lighted, thus to blow the fort
in The air. William Holman, who lay not
far distant. wounded by three strokes Of
the bayonet in his body, beheld it, and
said to one of his wounded friends, who
was also still alive, I'VE 1OiH endeauor:to
cra,pl TO this line; 1oe aoiU completelq aoet
the po1rder aoith our blood-thus aoiH 1oe,
1pih the little life that remains to US,
saoe the Fort and magazine, and perhaps
a fev of our comrades aDho are only
aoounded." He alone had strength to ac-
co,nplish this noble design. In his thir.
,ieth wear he died on the powder. which
he overfowed with his blood. His friends
and seven of his wounded com panions by
that means had their lives preserved"
After this simple narrative, are the fol-
lowing, in large characters, HERE RESTS
WILLIAM HOLMAN"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-03

A NEw Town AFFAIR.-The inhabi'
,ants of a town in Connecticut, it is said,
have voted that, whereas the selling OF
rum is profitable to the seller and unpro'
ftable TO the town, the towr, will take the
business into their own hands. They ac-
cordngly appointed man to sell spirits
for them, voted him salary; ordered the
select men to furnish the rum, and direct.
ed the agent to register thelname of every
man who bought the rum and the quantity
bought.-Journal of Commerce. ~. &
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-03

"You ought to be ashamed of yourscl."'
How very common, and at the same time !
how very absurd it is for girl. after she
has been kissed by a chap, to turn rouno'
pout her pretty lips as though she W was as
mad, and say, "you ought to be ashaiheu M
Of YOURSELF" when every one mus, kno"
she means nothing by it. 1t is al nom non,
sense, girls, to make remarks OF lne h,nu
and for using them. Why aon tyou t oono
right ont, like the yankee g,ri VINO ,. was
kissed by her lover, and lei, MN you
dars'n. do that again" That's the way.
0"' ~ y ' ......... Picayune.,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-14
Jabr9all9 IA.
9 e Din g n en-.

Oie1e 3citnug wirb jeoen Mittippd anf
eiuem 9roeen Super 6cYaI Srgen, nit gang
Aieiien 5driften, heransgeaeben.
4 Der Snbleriptionssprei 1T in Z hater
Sbes Sdh6, in 8cruusbe3ahl hlung,--
SIN 5Ia cies niht 9eldhieht 70 rereen Gin
Thller uho filnf uno S>panjij Gents anges
He0hnet.
{ Rein Subfcribent pirb fir meni9er ala 6
fDlcnate dugeucmmen, uuo feiler fdnu bic
3eituua duf9eben, bis ale 9flldtdnce 6arauf
nbbeiahlt llne
g,efauntmad,unoeu, wetf,e ein Bicrct
duSmdd,en, rpereen oreimol fur ctnen 1baler
einqerilft, uno fir jeoc fernere Giurhduna
fnnf nno SpdnSi9 @entS. - @rbBere nad
QIerhdltniB.
Oiejenige weld,e bic 3eitung nit Der prit
cser Dem poltreitcr crbaIten, milGeu Iclbff
Snfllr besahleu.
ollie 8riefe an ben Neruu59eber mitfIen
20 FIRE clngeianot pcroeu, font fpereen
&c nid)t anfgenemren.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-14
Gin qllter gsargaill.

G5 III eiue SteNe cFsu in elmer Gtctrge'
fenfhaft in 9llentaiin, altp0 Elm W}ann nit
encm 0rrindrn @apitol in bic Gtohrgeirhdfte
Cintreten fam, NO Gin ssmlt,h at6gecebnte5
Gdar Gieto Giefd)ift betrjebeu miro. Gin
Wann Der einen frNacn II. moraIiften Gbas
rldter anfncifen faun, miro uuter b6ebit opr,
tbeilbaften Bei iugunqen, cine Gtelle ertal'
ten f6nnen, tubem cine perfcn pcn her @ies
ielfd,aft, tpegen ld,lrddlicheu gefmbheitS,
llmlidneeH, fb ocn 6Fcntlidlen geIdldften
urnd ~ siehcn wiufdt.
Cas Jidbere erfihrt man IN
GieICr Gruferet.
9tIentaun, Suut %, uq-bo
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-14
Qhrifiolt Qbert,

genadribtiat ein qeebrte6 putlifum nnb
frnc Nreunoe liberhdupt, Rae er an ietnem
nlten Stduopllbe, an Der neiteu Strafe, NET
die BON So pbuY lt's Birthsbonfe mad,
0cler5tdnn fhbrt, in 9ofper Sduccnd Z lp.
9iortbamptcn @auntD, nod, INNER ipchnt,
cbuferu Seieer's lBirthsbluS, 100 er immer
pclFommcn ringeridltet il
9Sinbmiiblen uno StrCbbinte
,tt perferti9en. Disjeni9en, ipsld,e btcie 2Irs
tifel ben6tbtgt iino, fperoen eS sH threm Yer:
theii fnoeu, bei ibm an,urufeu, iueem er fee
ne 2Irbeit fehr wphlfeil uno 70 gut liefert, ale
fe Iculhpc Qemadt peroen fam.
Durdl bic DduerhaftiQfeit fetner 9irtcii
unb pitnftIid,c Beotenung, better einen &betI
Der 6tfcntlihen Ruueldaft sl erbalten, pc'
fir er ieoerSelt hanfbar lcin wirc.
sunni %. ilq-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-14

Icrtbdmptrn 1auf, SUM %, 1s4l.
TIahridbt mirO hermit Qe9eben, sufcIge
Der @cnitimtion uuO ben Giclebeu be6 Staat5
TeunfDlpanien, rae Der DreltCeut uro bic
Cireftcrcn Ger Gcrtbamptcn ganf, 0eleNsn
in Der Stact 9lIsrtauu, 2ed,a gaurtD, ftb
enfhIcfen batcn BET Der uddfleu G'eleeaes
buuq bicfe6 &tdat5 fir cine Gergr6geruug
brs @apifoI Stccts ait,uhalten, udmlicl, pru
l25,OOO 3bnIer ~ 25O,O0O 1baier; chns
ciuen Wedfel i'm Tnmeu uuo StD' cher IN
ter gccdtiOn bciagter gduf 81 oerIangsu.
gtuf Sroer Der 8cdro Ocn Cireftor5.
0eor9e Gef, GaBirer.
SUM 80. nl-6P
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-07-14
T No.2 90
glns ber @plfsbahne.

&cIe bate fitb ie1iimm oefgudf.
Serr 99alfer =!
Gle tatcn un6 flir3licb einen Nunz
oerbemet5 geliefert 9e9en melden fid,
anb nidt rer 9erin9fte Girrurf ma
6en laBt bteie6 ppn SSbnen nitgetbeilz
re QSunher ift aber nidbt na5 tiitsioe.
Sum 8erret6 fibre idb etil aneeres, 0bs
9letb nur nnpclIffanbi4eS Q8unoer an.
Gin juuger unb teid,er aauftnanu
bane baS llngllirt 9lS,b nad feiHer Ser.
bcirathun9 cine Gefhdftsreile antreten
81 nui0cn nte tbn Sienlicb lance bon
6anle bteit. Qet ieiner S0eimfunft
fano Ct leiner 9roBen 8relloe fein oes
ltcbte5 9&eib IN ioiden llmffauoen, 6afl
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