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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

by Nrtur ufiw1 deeds OF trust executed tle ono la
- MtlnrI Ranrs Co 10. Ellis, SC amt the other ~
,lI thu,a and wife, o. Joseph MyusnI -am4ci 7 Puf
Nl ih' hr.i ~ record in ic ui ufnc IIu.ur4 Court
o l.'iy duI tie pcr tH, office NJ fIr t'1uu ' Cont
o." H,I,o TOR iIc uurpnsCa tu said drrt m"rinnc will
ut ul'I' Tor saIcr To- tho highest bItrr 90 pu. auctur
or me premises, al O'Clock. =. " ON WEDNESDAY
' "II november neat that valuable Dot of tuud on Tie
st.o FOURTH aud brtwo,u ~ streets coma ua
aun ll' lrol if'ui un lih street, and immediately after.
wards another lot on AMI between ifi and rh sfTr.-
aI"ing 100 ihe rear the first named l,i, and H. James
TtTmE-uf sale ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

Boat Tennessee, Bailey with 81 tons mjzs for
Dover Mills, Ben. Crock. Elk Creek, and Lynch
burg. paying S2Og,32 toll.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

NEW YORK MARKETS, October 26.
COTION-There IS but very t,le doing in the
cotton market.
tLOUh-i3 higher to-day, ard sales Of canal
have been made at So 06l a SO I2!. III. receipts
are light Tor this lime Of year. There is nothing do.
ing IN Southern Flour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

GAL, 9aiy ii S rer .nnum.
Seuhi-NoeAb ......-.................S yer auuum.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
LATER STILL.

ItSIopcncd rich striped aud Uhrnr silks every st, D
a. OF bluc, and variety OF other culnrs '
goods can bc found at ~ NV ''' ''''
IATURnp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
~ The TrHs'sss iH baM D~,df
De @ dti LANCASTER. pENGy !, GO Aurta

EMAIL lINtitN- WANTING SITUATIONS.
AN requested 10 obtain situations Tor several tac NJ
nneIccFt"nahie Character, considerable experience
lnh uuduuh'nu qualifications Teachers OF the yaIuua
,n-sh u'sne cs Together with the French language aud
MISS .' 700 fhn1 .ur. Sday tipl frd beard iur the
."l.I' year Often months. others uUt 500 cHpruyrr.
h1lII " ', ''''
Communications aHltcsscd 10 the subscriber. ro4r,ar
paul. "h h'prnup.Iy litrrdrItp P.NASH
Book and Piano Forte seller,
a., Petersburg, I'll o..
hav" ur sale about go Piano Turfrs Of r,cu all
10 WHICH W uu sul upon hc Duud lrymcu NAV
ha withheld ugi. tuc instruments are urlytucd
IL 10 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

q AmHHiN r., Tor sale 10y
- H. gAYNOR
o' - Fret door above the Ron Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

INEi-, extra fine GuupUwIcr
60 choice slack, At low rates
Mustdri, iu assorted to;rcs
N"ry fine BrIu3i0s, ar Custom House
NaisSoy, hhis aud hll.
WHO Load. No I warranted
New Bcdiorri SUCTmacC'i Candida
Very riim. winter Oil Fors,l. La,
~ n.NrN-r.,r., ~. ~ y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
MAHlNE JOU NAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water this day, 4 o'clock, p. y

Schr Vesper, Smith, Norfolk and West Indies.
flour, SC.
Schr Elizabeth Ann, Groves, Norfolk, stone.
Schr Nassau, Dearbon, New York, tobacco.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

TIE AFrcu,turol Soc ciy Of PoWhaian will lold meet
ing ~ the Court house on Saturday the 18Th Of No
vcmbcr next az IL o'clock, a NJ. Tho members arc re-.
qucsoito he punctual n Their attendance an gentle
wishing tn unite with ir Society, arc fuly In
Eifpl fD be present ID that urrHsiIn ne ~ ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

Ma sALroNsrlLt, one Of tho members from
Msss',hus,us, has pronounced The charge Of Mr..
Caleb Gushing, touching Dictatorship IN Congress
false. Some Of the papers coy no iashed honest
Caleb very severs.y-ss he deserved 70 he.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

OVER SHOES "OR LADIES ANyI-t-S-
- IisiG " =; Fight huudrc uair of Gilo u cen
i' 'cr Shoes Of al kinds lolita Rubber, car ssir
amt List Of superior quality Tor sale hoirs, and rsT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

Cuban G. Yerp.onek has declined the nomination
Tor O seat in the State Senate, New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

ESES Tho regular p,ckcf rrlr LEUNTTNE Krapp
stSkb master having nearly all Of her e rgo rura..
~" Application is made Go 90 '''''
uc - JAMES Fi-IITR 4 SpN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

The House OF Representative in Tennessee
hrod The 2Jd, fyr tho election Of u. s. Senators.
The Senate haG % oc' upon the resolution.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

Fiomuo wl'rumao oftho South, Of yesterday.
The SYNOD Of Virginia commenced its sessions
in this city Joss evening. The most important
sets Of tho body may be expected in our columns
nextweek
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-06
NO. 81.

"en Hsrr'son 5 bed s rot destined IN n,ov. -
'.'e' ped Of roses. The lolowers IA M. rs,,-.
e 0ehtnding Their pay; fr with IN -, i.'P
90 'a3neahon OF the Van BaFrn ell;re.b -,
- jas' as greedy of the spoiis Of vict,r, =,
- IS Who ever marched 10 the drun, oc
''e Old GENERAL wGl fad as many msT'..'
ans, ,-.-,, 'i4e, o. banners, ever ought under
rssI. I-, 's - a-and tlluse Dagrttes are a.
rtr,r. s.,s,Le,5 '''ei' proseuder and their pay.-
sH7' ' weeks slnce 10 tb, c,n,,.;,' =, slPi-
''t' "s '''rs are bcsegcd with sv.,-s,,s.1 tsus'eP
ttas he = Competed n, ,,,il -.
=" .h>.se bs h1use est, h,s ,, rah;,' h
y a'-'t." anG al. his cider barrel, eao'n WI
u.t contents ''N eAhauswd vi
Nt3on for Office is mol eonGns, =,
and suba.tcus Of the camn w "
80 A'cnds 10 men of higher graft w
an amusing contest between ~.
s"s and Sergeant OF Pennsy,yania--
....'.' ''le rom The same State, and ho,b
~, .t.... ''i''a'ed' each Hpiranl is strivin.,
I" e''.- we v,hsr IA order 10 s, ,cre1 ~.
N't'F' q -trbhg the P,s tlfc, az, ".''ise'i.- st
1Jts - tis F,vasgrr. Mr. Cav tavors
'.s ..' aH4 81 Ea Ue Anu. Masonic Stevens
! ne ong way T. detealthe hsl, is to persuade Mr.
tMia's hhn is uuder ua enaasemsnt n condnr,
'ii' .AtfH,'.e sat works in OAio To- relinauSb tina
,os' a 'iH lake iAe Post Office Deparlm,n, :
l"'' ' tue 10y play in he ma,ter-and the Two
great prop e.os OF the Sall-works in PhlIadelnhi,
aye urged 70 ial Oh Mr. Ewirg, TO permit him 10
'abe lhe f">t Office, to diappont Stevens. and ia
gaH'y sgfscant These various parties NAV carry
Oh ug'r 'aiHglcs as they pease, but they wll be-
very fortunate Il they settle the contest TO The sat,s
action o' an around The house But the South has
niue to gam 10y ether, let The cast OF the Cahpe, h.
"hd' y may. he issue Is at las, between nru
hssed A0oHtonst, Ihaddeus Stevens and tbe
great Missouri Restricuonst, john scrgran,. L.,
VINO W,l' succeed we 30 TO the wall Messrs. CLAW
ana webster 1--WE do not think il worth while to
speak OF Gen, HaHison) will play their game with
very O'ue lluthey du not contrlve 10 satisfy both
iht aSPTants, GIVE Nj Sergeant the KEYS of the
rtasdiy aud throw some other sep 10 Stevens
ih'y must propualt him some way or oier-or
lhaddeus Stevens viii prove very uncomfortable
bed IeIow, Rich Enquirer.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-06
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d accordingly. -, =
Recommendations squares or less, re-
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ES".a,ntractio ior less than one year. lhe PFN,l'sc
Noaa,,l advertisers is limited to their immediate
o. ass tn', all advertisements for the oeheht ol
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WoRK must be paid for on delivery.
!s Ty y.,,srs 10 the Editors on business connected
In the Office, must be pos paid, or they VIII no
Ge,,,, a..g CANDIDATES for Office WILDE $40. No
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,5orized by someresponsibIe person.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-06
THE DEATH BED.
The tongues Of dying men

Inc tongues ol dying men
Enforce attention like deep harmony"
Shakespeare
It's a sad but lnructiye duty to hnpef round
thi couehes ol the dying and ,he dead The,e
we watch pang OF that sorrow which are doom.
to leel; and there remember that all the hones
and fears OF HE, must at last be crowded INTO
one short hour! Must this eye glance leebly and
be yelled IN deaths nolsess sumbers; must this
warm blood seek the heat for the last time. and
mus this eloquent low on my cheek fade away in
the dmness OF The tomb And what shall re-
cove as a recompense for deaihl Arc there no
pleasant landscapes OF green Islands upon which
ioicciho The spiut lanlng on Jordans billowsl
Oh. shall the worm the death sheet and senseless
carth alone meet me IN the life to comet The
tomb may not. Six thousand years have borne
witness to It's silence. But list oh! man Hlo TINT
divinity which stts within lheeI' Does il tell
thee nothing OF JOYS TO comet Does il reveal no
cleaning OF a nyer Of li'--no echo of angelic
song-no hafpngs of redeemed spirits in unIrou.
bed realms! Or rather does 1t not tell Thee of
golden andscapes elevated and expansiye-oC
lovely temples and burning spirits--of unfading
diamonds, ancient as eternlly--and OF pleasant
realm, and where no sorrows may come over
us like the GOODNESS of Alpine sreamsl Ifu
does not treuble; for more terrible than the cold
puIseIess 'aPoIs Of the tomb be thy destiny.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-06

shapes. pressed Ihe left arm which lound 10
1t hard ana diminished m thickness. As to the
clothes, they appeared with thsr coloIs, - bat
the UNIFORM OF the horse chasseurs ci ihc o,5
guard was TO be recognized by the dHh gtcea Of
The coat and lts bngh, red laClngs. The gIdnd
cosIea OF the legion OF honor MAS acioss the
walstcoal, and the ~hto brreoheS were pauly
covered ty 'a0 hat. which vas placed ou he
thighs. The epaueucs, the star aud ut'er dec.
orauOu, attached TO The beast had lo,l taeiS ta4-
Laucy aud turned black. The gold crown o. he
cross OF officer o'lhe Legion oi Honor had al ne
preserved lis POLISH VASES OF SILVER aPPea0d
between the legs one surrounded by an caSe,
which rose above the knees; they we're to.ud
eutfe, and closed. As there were adaesions te-
tween these vases and lie parts ,hsy touched
uncovered Them a htJe the Kings commissioner
not thinking II night that they should be removed
Tor the purpose % clearer eXamiuanon'
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-06
New and Interesting.
Nov. 81, lsl0.

NFURRAY'S TRAVELS in North America
WI during the years 1884, 1855, and 1886, IN
Guiding summer residence with the Pawnee
tribe of Indians in the remote pralreS OF The Mis-
souri,, aud a visit to the Azore Islands
.Hortoa's Hope, or the Memoirs Of a Provincial
Opinions of Lord Brougham on Politics, Theology
Law, sc.
The Thugs or Phansgars Of India, comprising
history Of the rise and progress OF that fraternity
Of assassins, and description OF the system which
it pursues, and Of the means which have been
adopted by the supreme government OF India for
its suppression.
Father Butler and the Lough Dearg Pilgrim, by w.
II. Carleton.
The Naval Founding, by the Old Sailor.
Sketches of London, by the author Of Bench and
Bar.
Walks and Wanderings in the World Of Literature
by the same author.
Precaation, Novel by Cooper.
John Smiths Letters, with Peters 10 match.
Blanche Of Navarro, Play, by James,
Tcrtesa the Usurer, play, by Willis.
The above new works with fresh supply ol
SCHOOL BOOKS, have recently come TO hand,
and are offered for sale for cash only" "-E11
PFlSTER & GOODWIN.
Feb'y. %, lS40 35tf
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-06
To the Debtors
OF THE COMMERCIAL y R.iiL Ro.iD
BANK OF EICKSBURG.


DI clause IN the ass gument ol the property and
ID effects OF the above Bank on The 18Th Ft'rua-
ast, which Is recorded the debtors are secured IN
he right 10 pay IA the paper Of the bank unu Tie
10Th OF February next, upon any debts due %. aud
TO pay 1t afterwards upon al. debts which shall by
that day be secured TO The Sassc on OF the sguers.
Those debts which by that time shaH not be Sc
cured will be subject 60 such rule as may bo adopted
IA carrying The trust Iulo effect. The clause reltr-
red 10 Is as follows;
"The trustees shall proceed 10 collect and holds
the proceeds OF such sales, and ash 10 collect and
realise in muney the most that mas be practicable
from the bonds, bills OF exchange, bu.S receivable,
notes, accounts claims, judgments, demands. chose
in action and profits OF SAID Raj. Road from and al
ter the time Of It's completion 10 jackson, hereby
transferred AM assigned to them. Provided, how
ever that said trustees shall in case refuse To re-
ceive from debtors to said President Directors and
Company OF the Commercial and Raj. Road Bank
OF Ncksburg the bank notes, checks, post notes Ger
tiicates OF depoSie, aud bills receivable due from
said Bank or any OF its branches IN payment OF debts
due TO The sad President, Directors and Company
oflhe Commercial & Raj Road Bank Of Nicksuurg
provided such debtor or debtors shah give sufficient
security for the amount oihS, her or their liabilities
within Twelve months after The registration Of this
deed vi trust.
w. w. FRAZERl J
THOS. S. ROBINS Assignees
WIN. 5. B0DLEY.)
Nov. 81, $50. 20--l3w
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-06

.S5-The following beauufa. haes are lrom th
pen Of our gifted Jogu;ryu.an, W,.iam {, Bryan
Are they no,vey appropriate to the dawn Of III
New Year.
THE LAPSE OF TINE.
Lament, who viii in lrut.css iears,
The speed with which our moments ~,
Sigh not over vanished years
But watch the years that hasten by.
Look. how they come "a mingled crowd
O bright aud tafk, bgi rapid days,
Beneath them, Ike a summer cloud,
The wide world changes as gaze.
What srieve that time has brought SO soon
The sober age OF manhood on
As id.y might Iwcep al noon,
To see the blush Of morning gone.
Gould creso the h-pes that glow,
In prospect like E,ys'an isles;
And lei lht charming future 90
With all her promises and smleSf
The iulure,-cruel were the power
Whose doom would tear thee from my heart
Thou sweetener Of thy present hour;
We canpot-no, wewAI Gct part
oh, leave me still, the rapid fight
That makes the changing seasons gay,
The grateful speed that brings the night,
The swift and gad return oIday,
The month. that touch and add with grace,
This little pratter at my knee,
In whose arch eye and speaking lace
New meaning every hour see
The years, that DER each sister land
Shall Iilt the country Of my bnlh
And nurse her strength TIL she shall stand
The pride and pattern oi the earth
Till Younger commonwealths, for and
Shall cling about her ample robe,
And from her lrown shall shrink afraid,
The Gro Sned opprcssors Of the gobe.
True, time viii scar and blanch my brow
But shall sit with aged men,
And my good glass will tell me how
A grlsly beard becomes me then.
And should no foul dishonor lie
Upon my head when am gray,
Love yet shall watch my fading eye,
And smooth the path Of my decay.
Then, haste them Time, lis kindness all
That speeds thy winged feet SO fast
Thy pleasures stay not till they pail,
And all thy pains are quickly past.
Thou feSt and Dearest away our woes,
And as thy Shadowy train depart,
The memory OF sorrow grows
A Lighter burden on the heart.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-06

le,t.0fe, having got 90 tais extent, aa oIcCg
/ va, sent 90 report prvsross. Il jhe meantime pre-
/ caguonar, measures were iop,cd by TIE surgeon.
The cuu,tiu was raised 10 the surface uuiOuch,t,
/ sings and hooks having been carefully u,roduc-
| cd ugder ITS bottom sides, and a. MAS Afterwards
taken TO u tent winch had b,eu patched c.ese ey
Us reception, al Which moment be priest read d
| lacouc payer la laSce dI OOps asicea-
| ably 10 tne Roman Catholic forms.
haou the coffin had been taus removed the
| commissioners stepped ,ugo thc chamber, IA
wa.-4 had rested hIs COi.ia Tor upwarts OF - l-2
/ yy.Gs Wach chamber Was as perfect a.d as dtN
as O, Was on ,Ae Oh Nav, 1921. The outside cvi-
nn Mahogany Vas separated aud taken asuudcf,
neNt 10 Which was one OF lead ia the highest State
o., preservation. Arrangements having been
Ipetousy directed by Ills ENcelcncy, N con
soq ieace OF ms lnd,Po,uon, this Ieaden coffin
was nUtsied up aud placed within the sarcophasus
sent from France Ioflhat purpose. This done,
| Tie Governor with hs staff made the appearance
TO Wlness the opening Of the iuuolmost coihu.-
I The upper surface Of the leaden coffin VAS then
carefully removed, when another mahogany one
| was discovered IN most excellent state The
Ind OF the inner one immediately next the remuus
OF Napoleon, made OF sheet I'm, specifically
couodtd, was next lifted. Then appeared
White satin enyeopns the body, which satn was
| by The surgeon himselt removed and the mortal
| remains OF the great deceased were exposed to
view, 10 several who knew hm, and several who
knew hun not. The features of the Corscan
Lieutenant had 10 all appearance suffered but
| very llttle lot they We're readily recognised
| General Gourgard on beholdmg them exclaimed,
| "Go0d very good u Aud The several ARTICLES.
| pictures, &c. &c. which had been placed around
/ hum within tie collin, appeared as they we're on
| tho day Of lntermeut Napoleon'S hands we've
IN the same position ard place IN which hls faith.
| lul Bertrand had nearly twenty years before
placed them, and looked IN a high state Of preser-
yaon. His order, ,hlsuniiorm,hl cooked hat which
has ever been ldeauhcd with his person were
| but very little injured by the hand OF time and
the whole wore the OF very recent deposlle but
part OF The satin appeared 10 have lnsrnuated II.
self INTO the skin Of tho face. Two minutes on.
ly elapsed for this exposure which was chiefly to
afford The surgeon time tc use certain prcvenlyes
10 further decomposition. The I'm coffin was
| then closed and soldered, the mahosony one Sc
| cured aud the leuden one soldertd
The other Ieadonone within and belonging TO the
sarcophagus sent from France, was likewise SOL
| dered aud sealed, when the sarC0phapus was lock.
ed,and the key then handed to Comte de ChaboL
! the French Commissioner, by Captain Alexander
the English Commissioner. The sutcopugus; alter
some iormaues OF expression between The Com-
mssoncrs, was then placed ON the heatso and
covered with the ball( a very rch one made OF
crimson velvet aud between and O'Clock the
procession moved from The tomb.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-06
C0tt0n Seed rnr Sale.

YEyHE undersigned has about 100 bushels Of cot
i ton seeds, direct from the Table lands Of Mex
co, from the first growth raised in the United
States, which be will be glad 10 dispose Of. The
cotton raised from these seeds is OF very superior
quality. sample Of the cotton may be seen at
any time in the Democrat Office. From the expe-
riment have made, am induced TO believe that il
will mature 10 or Is days earlier than the common
cotton. Also quantity Of Guph seed from the first
or last years growth. Those wishing to purchase
he seed, will please apply at the office of The Dem
ocrat or Of the undersigned.
DANIEL W. WRIGHT.
March 2l,-37-tE
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-06
The Family Physician

OR, EVERY MANS CoMPAsIoN, beng compia-
" ton from the most approved medica authors,
adapted to the southern and western climates to
which is added an account OF Herbs, Roots aud
Plants, used for medical purposes, with directions
how they are to be prepared so that every man can
be his own physician. together with glossary of
medical terns-by A. G. GooDLETT, A. NJ. for ma
nv wears surgeon in the u. 5. Army Wiih an
appendix, containing new and successful mode Of
treating Asatc Cholera, by the compiler. For sale
by PFlSTER OoODN lN:
May IL, 1889. 44lL
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-06

The news from this Republic are some hat
more warIIke than expected. Congress, ii is
saId has passed rosolulIon TO rase a force Of
tive thousand men for tho invasion of .Mexice,
and offers quarter league Of land out Of the
conquered territory 10 each volunteer In the
mean time. il appears Mexico is seriously max
M preparations to invade Texas. She has OBJ
tanned loan Of S3,00O,o00; 1900 to be applied
10 the pulchUoe and armlng Of two ships OF war
to act against the Texan navy, The balance 10 be
applied to further the operations on land. Gener.
al Arlsla IS 10 command the invading army and
commence operation by marching against Gallod
and San Antonio. The receipt Of this news at
the cly oi austin elected ion the President pro
TEN, sPultd aud watllke message 70 Congress.
Montgomery ,idrertiser.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-06

Il Baak that n5rer refuses 10 Discount 1t is
cry often heard IN the times, that banks won't
discount. We know bank whose vault is well
stored with tho richest treasure, which IS open TO
all who are disposed to apply, and which. through
all the pressure, has been as ready to discount as
III the most prosperous times. Gentle reader li
you are content 10 quit speculation, and wiling
simply to make the mark, You can be accommo.
dated. This bank has perpetual charter, aud
is known as he Grand Bank Of Terra Flrma; an
entrance may be found upon tho sunny side Of
most Of our hills.
Its keys, which you must grasp without gloves
are the plough, The spade, and The hoe. The on
ly secuuty II requires is industry endorsed by
tempeance,and It seldom Offers any hing but sub
slaual currency. Those who have made Ihem-
selves lean by complaining OF hard times and lhe
scdtcils Of money, need only try one experiment.
and The sooner they take the responsibility tho
beuci Application should be made early the sea.
son. Phid. Sal Courier.
GREAT EcLlPsE or THE MooS.--T There viii be
total and magnificent Eclipse OF the Moon in the
evening Of the 18th day Of February De&t, comrnen-
cling at ) O'clock Q minutes and should the atmos-
phere be clear il will present as sublime spectacle
a. we seldom witness. The eclipse viii commence
al O'Clock 9 minutes IN the evening, hours and
minutes after the moon rises it viii be vlstle to all
paris ofthe United States, the Canadas The greater
part Of Mexico, the whole OF Souh America "a parts
Of the Atlantic Ocean the wnoe OF Europe, and as
far east as the meridian OF Bombay in Hmdosian, at
which place the moon NIll 10 down parta ly ecIps-
ed. The moon viii set totally ecllpSed at ARABIA,
Cunslantlnople, Egypt The countries ad accent 10 the
Caspian Sea, and Moscow in Russia. The moon
will totally ecbpsed at Astoria al the mouth of
tic Columbia River IN Oregon Territory, and viii
be visible TO all parts OF The earth, where The moon
is above the hor,zon.--,N u san.
Good nature Is the very air of good mndi
The sgn OF large and generous soul, and tbs
peculiar soil which ylrae ploSpeis
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-06
Law Notice.

n,NL. JONES, having resumed the PIac
ID ice of law, will attend the Circuit Court o
r.,,o and the adjacent counties; the Chaneery
and Federal Courts at Jackson. Office at
.ssIience Yazoo county, ten miles South OF Ben
o. tho Clinton road Address Benton, iazoo
CW Miss,
Nav Goth, ,l53S, ,-46-l.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-06
Spelling Books.

nLNEY'S Geography and Atlas, and lot Q
" blank Books. just received.
pFlsTER & GOODWIN.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-06
Notice.

YTVO all persons having charge Of paupers TOR tht
L. county Of Lowndes or for the corporation, tha
the poor house is now ready for the reception OF the
poor, and all those that have any paupers IN charge
will bring them in, as no further expense will be
paid for keeping H. EN- from the 9th day OF July
lS40. The unders lgned are Committee appoint
ed by the Board Of Police for Lowndes county tc
receive the same.
ELI ABBOTT,
r. NJ. TALLIAFERRO.
P. B. WADE,
Julyllth, lS40.-l-tr Commissioners,