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To the Creditors '0fthe Mississippi
UNION BANK.


EHHEREAS, the Mississippi Union
w Bank has made an Assignment
Of all its property and effects 10 the I'm.
dersigned trustees for the benefit of its
creditors, generally, which deed bears
date the 29th of October, 184l, and was
recorded in the proper Office in the county
of Kinds, and State of Mississippi, on the
Both October, lS41; and whereas, it is
provided in said deed of assignment that
all creditors of SAID bank, who shall file
their claim or claims within eight months
from the registration of said deed, with
the said trustees, shall be considered as
preferred creditors Except as in said deed
provided, 10 wit, a fund sufficient to pay
the necessary expenses of carry ing into
effect said assignment and as relinquish
ing all claim for more than seven per
cent. interest on the debt or claim so filed
from and after the registration of said
deed, in the said County of Kinds; that is,
the principal and all the interest at the
rate allowed by the charter due on the
claim so filed, shall be added together, aud
a certificate to be issued for the whole
amount, which certificate shall state on
It's face that it bears interest at the rate
of Z per cent. per annum lftom the time
said deed is registered as aforessid;- and
whereas, it is made the duty of the under
signed trustees by publication &c. to no.
tify the creditors of said Bank, of the above
Observation-Disclosures all the creditors of
said Mississippi Union Bank are hereby
notified 10 file their claim or claims with
the undersigned trustees, within eight
months from the date of the registration
of said deed of assignment in said county
Of Kinds, if they intend to enjoy the adj
vantages allowed to PREFERRED creditors,
or to such who file their claim or claims il
accordance with the provisions of said
deed of assignment.
JAMES ELLIOTT,
CHARLES w. CLIFTON
CHARLES SCOTT.
Jackson, Nov. 3, 1S41.
Am. Printers fee $45. No 8.
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nus SALE.
10y virtue of the provisions of a Deed in
E1 Trust, made and executed to me as
trustee, by George Vaughan of Lowndes
County, and State of Mississippi, on the
9Th day of December, A. D. 1910, for
the purpose Of securing the payment of
certain notes and liabilities therein men,
toned, which said deed of trust, has been
duly recorded in the office of the Clerk
of Probates Of Lowndes County, Miss.
in book numbered Is, pages 267, '6s, 80
and TO- shall proceed to sell at the
Court House in the town of Columbus, on
Monday The 9th day Of December,
next, the following described parcels or
tracts Of land, lying and being in the
County of Lowndes, to wit:
The east half of the north east quarter.
and north west quarter of sec. sixteen.
town. II, south, range II, west. Also,
the west half Of north east quarter of sec.
40. ten, the north east quarter of north
west quarter, of section no. 10, in town.
ship no. seventeen south, of range num-
Der seventeen west. Also, the north half
OF the east half Of north west quarter.
of section number three, also the west hf.
of the north east quarter, and north hal
OF the east half of the north west quarter
OF sec. no. 4; also the south half ofthe
east half of the north west quarter. and
the north half of the east half of the south
west quarter of section no. four. all in
township no. IL south, of range number
seventeen, west. Also, the following pro.
perry, VIZ: four horses, one bay, one grew
one black, one sorrel horse, Barouche and
harness. twenty head of cattle. one wac
gon, two yoke of oxen, so head of hoes.
ore side board, one safe, one china nress
and contents, together with all other his
house hold and kitchen furniture, of every
description. Also, one book case. and
books, twelve hundred bushels of corn
one sett of blacksmith's tools, twenty fonr
hundred feet of plank and scantIing.
Also, The following negro slaves. viz.
Peter, aged 26, years, and Sally, aged %
years and her children Johnson Lucy and
infant, Matthew about 10 years old. Titus
about seventy years old, Aggy about sixtx
years old. Also, all the pioughs. oear
and other farming utensils on the 1lan,
tatlon OF the said George Vaughan, also
eight hundred pounds of seed cotton. and
forty bushels ofwheat. '.N
Such title only, as is vested in me =,
trustee, will be conveyed to the purcba,
ser. Sale to take place within usual hours
WILLIAM L. HARRIS.
May, %, ls4l. prf. $50 90. 49,
WINDOW GLASS.
| "A ssorted sizes Just received and for sale B,
.a,o., GREENE HILL.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, (
LowNDEs COUNTY. }


all persons Interested in the Estate Of
Richard Daniel, decd.
NJ HEREAS, at the fully Term a. " lo41
OF the Proba.es Court OF SAID county,
} undersigned were appointed commis,
,ners with full power to receive ana
anime all the claims of the several cred
,rs of said Estate.
This is therefore TO require all persons
wing claims aggins: the said Estate 10
hIbit the same properly authenticated
the Commissioners at the Court House
the town of Columbus, in the State OF
-ississippi on the first Monday OF either
pnth, within and during the term OF SIX
bnths from the date hereof, OF they will
barred by law from collecting the same.
MAURICE MCCARTHY,
AB'M. MURDOCH,
Commissioners.
Columbus, July 13, 1871.
In pursuance of the above mentioned
pointment and notice, the undersigned
meet at the Court House in the town
Columbus, on
ednesday, the 18th December, next
proceed to make the above mentioned
tribution, when and where those inter
led can attend if they think proper.
M. MCCARTHY,
AB'M. MURDOCH.
Commissioners
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SOUTHERN TONIC.

TEVHE reputation which this celebrated
q medicine has acquired throughout
the United States and in Texas is I'M
precedented. Its now very general
lyprescribed in Dysentery Dyspepsia,
night sweats and in all diseases which
are the result of torpidity in the secre-
tons ofthe liver and its influence in
procuring for the stomach that regular
action and healthlul tone which is so
frequently overthrown by noxious ex-
halations from tie River and creek
lands, and long attacks of bilious dis
eases, is truly astonishing. AS a cure
Tor the Ague and Fever it is unriyall-
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. 18th 1841.
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gAugust 18th, l841.
JL1II I'D SOAN ITO
Columbus Miss. !, 1st Sept. 1871.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
LoWNDEs COUNTY,

LoWNDES COUNTY,
Probate Court, Sept. Term, A. ID. 164l.
ORDERED by the Court that Abraham
" Murdoch and Thomas Christian be and
are hereby appointed Commissioners with full
power to receive and examine all the claims of
the several creditors ofthe Estate of John w
Byrn Decd. (his Estate having been repre-
scented Insolvency also to cause the time and
place of their meeting to be made known by
publishing the same in the Southern Argus,
and also in three public places in Lowndes
County as the Law directs, and that six months
be allowed to the creditors of said Estate for
bringing in and proving their claims and at the
end of said six months the said commissioners
to make report of their actings therein as the
Law directs.
Witness Thomas Sampson Judge of Pro-
bates, the 7th day of September, A. d. IS4I.
Attest, VIM. P. FULLER Clerk.
Issued from the minutes of Court 9th Sept.
Is4l.
The Commissioners will meet att the office
of the Sheriff of Lowndes County on each
succeeding Monday until the 18th of March,
1912.
ABRAM MURDOCH,
THOMAS Gil RISTAIN,
Commissioners.
Sept. Il, 6m Prs fee $45 so.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


EDY virtue, and in pursuance off Ger
q b tain deed in trust executed on the
18th day of April, 1888, by Caleb Joiner
and Mary M. Joiner, and duly recorded
in the office of the Clerk of Probates
Court, in and for the County of Noxuber
and State of Mississippi, on the same day
in Record Book of Deeds, CAY pages IT'S
776, and TT, to secure the payment of
certain notes therein mentioned, to Sam
uel Brock, | will sell to the highest bider,
for Cash at the Court House in the town
of Macon, on
Monday, the 10th dag Of august,
next, the following described Lands, viz:
The west half of section thirty three, in
township sixteen, north, of range nine
teen east, containing three hundred and
twenty one and 21-1OO, acres; and the
west half of the south east quarter, of the
same section, township and range, con-
tang eighty 26-100 acres.
Sale to take place within legal hours.
SAMUEL MARTIN,
Trustee.
Macon, May 5, l641.-tds l5t pfd24.
PosTPcNEMENT.-The sale of the above
property is postponed until Monday, the
First day of November next.
SAMUEL MARTIN, trustee.
July 10. 1S41.-tds. pf.=d45,
UPOSTPONEMENT, IN
The sale of the above property is postponed
until the
9th day Of December neat.
SAMUEL MARTIN Trustee.
Oct. 26 1871 prs fee $4,000
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEE SALE.
EpY virtue ola Deed of Trust executed
ID by William Dowsing, to me as trus-
tee, to secure the payment of certain
sums of money, therein mentioned, which
deed is duly recorded in the Clerks offices
of Lowndes and Oktibbeba Counties, Mis-
sissippi, viii expose for sale, iorscash, at
the Court House door, in the town of Co.
lumbus, on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of December,
1s41, the following described property:
The north east quarter Of section TWEEN
ty two, in township nineteen, north, of
range fifteen east, in Oktibbeha County.
Likewise the interest, Zone seventh which
said Dowsing had in the Two Brick Ten
ements on Lot number Two, in Square
number Three. south of Main Street, in
the town of Columbus, which adjoins and
lie west of the store ef Messrs. Eckford
q Weaver. Such title as vests in me as
trustee, shall convey to the purchaser,
which is believed to be good.
JOHN DAVIES, trustee.
Nov. 8, 164l. At. print fee $7.5
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Commissioners
Columbus, July ID, 1871. 6m pr S4O*

COTTON PICKERS WANTED.
VEHE undersigned wish to hire twenty
Il FIVE or thirty negroes to pick out cotton;
for which they viii give the following high
prices.
Twenty dollars per month for superior fel-
lows; eighteen dollars per month for superior
women; and prices in proportion for inferior
hands. STEPHEN COOKE.
j. NJ. GRAYBILL.
Sent. d. ISAs. If
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Prairie. Plantation,
EOD CAT


gENHE undersigned offers TO sell his
Isl Prairie Plantation ten miles below
Columbus and FIVE from Moore's Cotton
Landing. There are 1880 acres well
timbered, and about $50 will be in cult
wilton the present year. l he owner Sc
lected this body of land, specially for his
own use, before the Land Sales when the
rich region of the Choctaw Nation was
unsold, and before him, and having resid
ed in the County several years previously,
had acquired such knowledge of the
Lands as enabled him to make one of the
best locations in the Prairie. This plan
tation has been settled FIVE years, and if
there has been a case of fever among the
negroes du.ag the time, the owner does
not recollect 1t. Five hundred acres were
planted in Cotton last year, an] notwith-
standing the rayages of worms, drought,
&C., produced SEVEN HUNDRED
AND TWENTY THOUSAND LBS.
OF SEED COTTON; from a close cal
culation, which al be present price of
cotton, yields 5000 There is an Ex-
tensive Dwelling, a sN.hcieni number of
Out Houses, to accommodate one humid
red Negroe7. Gin House, and other ne
cessary buildings on the premises.
PRIeE,-S25 per acre. One third TO
be paid when possession is given; one
third in twelve months thereafter; and one
third at two years without interest.
A Fine stock of Cattle, and Hogs, and
Plantation Tools will he Ciyen in
Possession given, when the crop of the
present year shall have been gathered.
Titles directly from the Government.
Apply to the subscriber at Columbus
Mississippi, by letter o. otherwise.
J. d. BIBB.
Feb. II, 1871.
0FThe Charleston Courier, Columbus
Ga. Enquirer, and Montgomery Gala. J
Journal, will please insert the above once
month for SIX months and forward their
accounts TO this office for payment.
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TRUST SALE.

NDY virtue ola deed of Trust,executed
I'D by Robert A. Smith to me, as trus-
tee, for purpose therein specified, aud de-
posted in the Office Of the clerk of Probate
of Lowndes County on the 1lth day of
april 1910, shall proceed to sell at the
residence of Mrs. Mary G. Smith in said
County on
Wednesday the 24th Of Norember, neat,
the following property to wit: Judy and
two female children, Antoinette and male
child, Emanuel, Boiling, and the increase
of the females, of said negroes, one bay
horse, one grey mare, and a mule, one
wagon and gear. The above property
will be sold for cash, and such title given
as is vested in me.
RICH'D HENRY BROWNE.
Trustee.
aug. II, 1s41. St.
Posiponement.-.The sale of the above
described property, has been postponed
until the
Second Monday IN January, nert,
RICHARD HENRY BROWNE
Nov. %, ls41. trustee.
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NEGROES AT PUBLIC SALE.
En- pursuant fan order of the Probate
& Court of Lowndes County Miss. |
will sell at public sale, at the Court House
door in the town ofColumbus, on Monday
the
9th day Of December merit,
eight likely negroes belonging to the heirs
of Latha Taylor decd viz:
Silvy 39 years old, and her seven
children, Emanuel, 10 years old, Ma.
ny II, Mahaly 16, Joe II, Lima 8,
Becca 6, and Oily 5.
All of which will be sold on credit of
twelve months. purchasers giving note
with uudoubted security.
WIN. B. WEAVER.
Columbus Oct. 22d 1871.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICF

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
nUBLIC NOTICE, is hereby given. tbs.
Letters Of Administration on the EST,
Of Elizabeth Hodges decd, were granted r.
the undersigned, at a late term Of the honor.
bic Probate Court Of Oktibbeha County, Ma
sssippi. All persons having claims apains,
said estate are hereby notified to present tho
same within the limited time prescribed by Law,
or they will be forever barred Of recover
Also those indebted TO said Estate arc also
required TO make immediate payments, other.
wise suits will be instituted against them
SUSAN HODGES,
AdmiEsisfrafrir.
WILLIAM MOTION
October 26, 1871. Ct. Adm.
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NEW BRICK WARE HOUSE.
NNHE Undersigned has erected with
N great labor and expense a large
three story Brick Ware House, at the low,
er landing. Having had the misfortune
to lose his old one by the flood last spring
ter mark.
lie Is now ready TO receive cotton and.
other produce. He refers to his former
customers.
A. ]. CALHOUN.
?. s. No ferriage charged on cotton
crossing the river at this place, that i
stored with the undersigned.
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A. X. McCLUNG.
Marshal N. Dist. Of Miss.
To The Marshal ofthe United States for
The Northern Distrie, Of Mississippi.
You are hereby requested 10 adonrn
the District Court Of the United States Cor
The Northern District of Mississippi, from
the lst to the 4ih Monday in December
next. Given under my hand and seal this
18th day Of Nov. A. d. 1s4l-
81. GHOLSON. TsEAL. I
Judge q. S. d. C. of Miss.
Spirit of the Times at Pouiotoc. and
Holly Springs Banner, will please COPY
and forward their accounts to this Office
for payment.-t.d.
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RefcreIlCes.

G GSI; + Il E g. H naSsr, : Macon Geo.
Hon. VIM. G. Dawson, Greensboro Geo.
Isaac E.. Bowe, New Orleans.
Hon. S. s. Prentiss, Vicksburg Miss.
MesSrs. Marquan & Co. New York,
Sept. IL, lS4l.
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GRAND LODGE OF ALABAMA
THyHE Annual Communication of the Ri.
4 w. sirand Lodge of the Ancient and
Honorable Fraternity of Free and Accepted
Masons of the State of Alabama, will com
mence on
Monday the 9Th day of December,
at 6 O'Clock, P. NJ, at the Masonic Han in
the city Of Tuscaloosa. Delegates from sub
ordinate Lodges are requested TO deposIte
their credentials with the Grand Secretary al
the G. l. Room Immediately on their arrival
in the city.
ANIAND P. PFISTER, or. Sec
Tuscaloosa, Oct. 1871.
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MARSHAL'S OFFTCE. )

MARSHAL OFFICE. }
Columbus Miss. Nov. Is lS4I. {
NOTICE is hereby given to all par
IN ties, Jurors, witnesses, or others in.
terested in the matter. that the District
Court of the United States for the North.
ern District of Mississippi will be adjour-
ned from the 1st to the 4th Monday 10
December l54l, by virtue of the annexed
order Of the Hon. s. J Gholson, Judge Of
the Said District.
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TRUST SALE.

COMMISSIONER.
Sept. Il, 6m Prs fee $45 so
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-18
President Of ths Bank of virginis

On Saturday, the Directory being full !, ,,o.
eeeded to the election Of President of the Bank Of
'"sin'a' when DR.. Broekenbrough was re.el.c,.d
oy vote OF hve to three, the four Directors an
pointed by the Stockholders, and one of IN, sonr
selected by the Executive, constituting the FIVE.
30 lar as personal feelings 90, we believ. mi,
result Is unacceptable to very few. for how.x A..
organ the Enquirer may endeovor to nrod,.. ...
an impression, we know that there b,, hs.n -.
niue party or personal ssPerity in the case. and
'''A' VIC Doc'or mas been considered throughout
"''ey ga 'unctonary, and not as a politician or
man. hers indebted, indeed, to Wing magma.
"i'ni'y-bHhsh Whiss, as his friends STYLE them
those same men whom, in his Hanover le,,.r H..
accused oil wishing to revive the Alien and Sod;
uon laws, Tor retaining his situation as Pres;d.,, .,
The Bank. Hereafter we hope he will .,,o,,.;.
KINDER feeling towards that magnanimous p.r,v.
In respect to the propriety Of the decision mad.
sy the directory, most will proba bly view i, n,
.her Verihcaton of the old adagc, that the s,ron,
ny breaks through the meshes while the veal .
hs'u last. Public opinion is stated TO he ne,-l,
unanimous throughout Virginia on this poin, ., ~,
oeeu II IS hard to imagine how it could he o,h.,.
"'Se' when eit to form upon the facts and the sv.
uenee' uninhueneed by the screws of p,rt;.s or ~
eiques' While we think that as all men stand
equal before our Constitution. one sho ud no, he re-
waTded for that which another is punished with all
the severity which 1t possible to use. and tina,
the example, If one was necessary, ought to have
oeen made OF the big bug, not of the little in o,ds,
10 render 1t the more influential and efie,c;ou,
and to show that it was right, and no, rnsr.
Jaoor which governed the decsion-we, too. feel an
entire personal contentment at the event.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-18
District Of Ornnr. c..ln....-


we nave received an address to the Wings of this
district calling for the nomination of Wing csndi
cate LOT Congress- aud it shall appear as early as
possible. Meanwhile, We observe that "E,,,on :.
out ior Congress against Mr. Banks. Richie. WIN
announced the important fact, did not requo,e his
BANKS and BcOton quotation of ''dog eat doc ;,
We wonder he remembered to forget il. Iesv,r !,
was applicable in a political sense, here was tho
occasion and here the men.
we near with surprise, that some Wings medi-
tate voting for tie or the other of these r.ckl,s.
ParlizAns Of the fallen dynasy--tbe most reckless,
Oo'n' mn0m cause ever had. We hope, il there be
such wings, that they will reconsider their purnos,
and 1t they do not think it expedient TO run VIII.
stand by and enjoy the scene OF deg eating doc,
without Undertaking to settle the family lar. oil
caring iarthing which has the best Of the eno,o.-
msnt 1t is the only case, (pone as we are 70 tsLs
Parp OF which we ever heard, and in which We
could not by Possibility come 10 any conclusion
whose part TO take.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-18
From the Petersburg Star Of SATURDAY..
DEATH OF HIRAM u.INEs -,

IL is with feelings OF the deepest regret, that we
are called upon to announce to our friends and
r'aners the death OF HIRAM HAINES f. ~
Editor oil this paper. He expired last evening n,
hickory Hill Prince George County, after an illness
oil lew days, OF bilious pleurisy leaving an AGED
lather, diseonsoaie wife, and six small children IN
mourn his early death. We knew the deceased
Weh-and can say with truth, that it has never been
our fortune to become acquainted with snv mar
VINO vas influenced in all his actions by more homo.
rab'e and generous feeling.-He was warm hear.
ca and devo'ed 10 his friends, and hOrbored no
,eellngs Of enmlly towards any human being. Those
long remember his inestimabe worth-his bI,m.IsSs
integrlty-his uniform kindness to ALL and the csr.
actersilc generosity, always ready to palate Often
ees, and never disposed TO "set down auobt in
malice" de has left blank in the Editorial
IN the SSH year OF his age. was
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-18
"Briiish IEhirsn

MIR. Crittenden wields a trencbant blade No
man deals more beautiful and palpable hits. No.
th'ng can be finer of its kind than his repIv to Mr.
Benton on the Land Bill, who had charged m.
wings with being bought with British gold. and
speaking of the Distribution hill, called !,
blood by the States, and had prophesed, he said
that when you hung the &c States on the bro,.,. .,
'hn Union, you would suck their vitals outn
Mr. Crit'enden ridiculed this idea of CoI r.,
ton; at one time the People were sneered NJ for
log cabins and hard cider and coon skin. .nd =,
another time Tor their British gold. The Adn,;n;s'
uatlon Senators had exercised power with 50 rn,,ch
violence, that they were blinded by its possess;on
lhe log cabins one day were the cause Of the sue
cess oil the British Wings; coon skins eet,ainI, id
II, We heard IN the next breath; but bnrd c;dsr go
Tue worst OF all. Ii was painful for Col Ren,on,s
friends, he was well aware to be told tbn, The a.;
ush bought so many thousands of them un-so monv
more taAn was necessary, too-(n great lauobIE
OUT where the coon skin story would not 90 il yxas
necessary to make them believe the Brit ain o,vrsJ
them body and soul. Now, | would advise ,ou ali
saiu Mr.. u to die decorously, and Al once ike cod
democrats, not like spurious ones, TO own bes,.
not before an election TO extol the People md
The virtue Of the People and then when 4,
was over TO sheer at them for being boneh,
up AS Tor Kentucky, Irepel the charge. No c,ti-
zen OF my own State was in market overt An ,b.
gold OF England could not buy free Kentuck;,n 10
give a British vote. IL Missouri was purcbosedN
the British had her-ii Mr. Hath. a direc,or Of ,ba
Bank oil England, Chartered for her al public saIe
why, Gen. Harrison did not profit by that
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-18

i5| MIR. Calhoun is represented by Wash
ington correspondent assigning as one reason or
surrendering the Public Lands, that the new State.
where they lie would seize upon them if they werc
not given to them That is TO say, he would give
them away to prevent their being stolen! If Mr.
Calhoun actually assigned this reason, he can hardly
be accused Of "electoneering" with the new States
and having taxed him with this motive in our is.
norance of the points Of his argument, we are o
course bound TO Tetraot the impuiation upon eyi.
denee so eonclusiyel Il is however, an origina
mode of preserving property from being stolen ,c
give it away 10 these who were suspected of IN,
design OF stealing it; conception, which, if it doe.
not come up to the full definition Of "humbug,
would yet appear to warrant Mr.. Benton's feeling
an increased respect for MIR. Calhoun.