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New-York tribune., 1841-10-29
New Work by X. H. Dana, Jr.
The senmnn's d-Contsining-

INC EcHhtNH7H TTitHU- VVIIVaIIIlI-
PAgrI. plain Treatise on Practical Stewardship, with
engraved illustrations. and full Dictionary OF
Sea Terms.
PART H. Custom, ind Usages of the Merchant Service
relating the office of the Master, chief and
second and third Mates, Carpenter, Cook, able
and ordinary Seamen, &C. &c.
PifT H. Laws relating the practical duties OF Master
and Mariner. BY the author Of Two Years
Before the Mast" Vol. limo.
THE YOUNG CHOIR School Singing book, OH
linsl and selected BY Vim b Bradbury and c. w San
t''s. Jus, published and for sale by
DAYTON Il SAXTON
os l2l Fulton. ST. cor. OF Nassau.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29
HARNDEN & co.
II The Cheapest Cash Tailor yef,-PE-

TER V. HUsTED, No Chatham Square corner OF
Ca,harue.stree makes Clothing order in the neatest
style II per cheaper than the cheapest Cash Tailor
ia TIL. ciiy. good fit all warfan.ed GO liz
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29
% If JOAN Il. GRlscoM, NJ. D., Pre-

u b-nivcrsiiy of the stntc OF New-Soris,
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, Ses
ion of lsil-i2-Tbe College will he 0p-ned on Man
iay sl Nov by the President AuG. SMITH, NJ d. at II
W. Dr. Torrev will lecture the same day ut ) p VI.
On Tuesday 81 Nov. DR.. J. NJ. SMITH will lecture at
A. NJ DR.. PARKER at 10 A VI and DR.. Beck at II a VI.
On Wednesday, 30 Nov DR.. WATTS will lecture at / r
VI. and DR.. GILMAN Il. p. VI.
The Process, generally, also Medical Officers OF the
Army ard Ma are RESI- ecifuy invited TO tend the
opening lectures snA during the Ses
ION, muy suit their convenience.
Coll. Ply. x Surgeons e. Ctoby ST. October -, ISL
o2S IL
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29
+ OR P K l. o RS
MOTIFS RADIATFNd STOVES

most de bic Stoves for warming Churches. D"e'i-
lng. Stores Offices Steamboat and ship Labin-, II bs
,rouurei of the sub cnhers only Ato,
DRUMS OF kussia IRON. for parlofs, halls oF stores.
rhc.s save fe being placed either a! of cooking
St0ves
NoTT's WOOD COOK STnvES-Celcb'a'ed a. hay-
ing yery superior roasting aHd baking ovens boDs with
me greatest facility; capable ofboNg b oiint "eS1hy
an, h,kIpc AT once Fami .ies who have u-cd III o.e
yiv- i, their unqualified appreciation -Four sizes,
IL. N Sl2 30 to SIS.
Ru-,i aad English Iron Pipe, tin tubes for foors mar
be slabs znc v.na,ors, coal carriers with various ahI-
,es u ed bv the trade furnished reasonable term
Stoves cf anost sny pattern repaired aud put up III
workmanllk' manner
SOTT's slRACENIC CRATE. for parors or base
mont room giyne much mora hoat than common CRATE,
with much less fuel. SHEPARD O. 'o-'
Successors TO StTatt0n & SeymouF0
$50 I'm "a! Wstsr-street.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

EXPREsS NAIL LINE
4sSlasas---SS-53S FROM NETWORK TO EAsION, "a.
sSI:SS[-@via NEW -BRUNSN ICK--Fare throutn
ssD,ilv Sunday. ex-cPted) from the foot OF Li-Fy
street At o'clock VI For seats apply q; Inc SincS
foo, Of Liberty Northern Hotel foot OF oranc'
trest or of the Agent bard The Carr VINO VIII &C
ccnn,pv the passengers TO Ne~-Tr.nsSIck
''"f1A' WM F. ADEE, Agent
The travelling public Informed that sh' lne make.
the passage IL less tls ths- any other not"
Inc o'-S'' - o29 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29
u RoYnINniI afenIno

q Eoyal Wall steumor.-Iee Ift er oaes o!
the Columbia forwarded by liurnten Cos Express
Cars close their Office No Vail street on Saturday
the 3jh instant, at 81 o'clock, I'm. ,,>
o. ;. HAkNpEN d W
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29
REAL WELSH FLANNELS.
g. w. 7TTER Co.3l5 Broadway

G.. w. IUER Is CO.345 broadway
Have Just landed from the Russell Glover seve'ai
bales real Welsh Flsnne of ssperior qui'y. nav
Ing been bouch, on the SPOT By of the partners ah'
psr,ed direct they are warranted These goods
are remarkably cheap and are well worthy the attention
Of families.
WELSH FLASNELs.
Good real Welsh Flannel al IS per yard
Flac do s. and IS 81 per yard
Very beautiful quality for os
Fine Salisbury 3, and s. 3D.
large 10; Of thick English Flannsls, yard ~'de good
color snt remarkably soft, forming avery desirable 10;
for inter- consumption.
A good quality for Is.
E1cellen; At s, and s. ans 81.
Thick Svauskiu Flannel. OF unu,u LIZ good quality
Saxony and double miied Saxony Flauneis. very Ems
Sqaeriuc ,u-illed Flsnuels for Shawl, o. lueot
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29
Josiah Richards. Auctioncer.
RE BANGS, RlGES.s F%Bs n PiATT

NIUTt IHU
Liberal cpsh adyasce, made consignncnt' Of ave-
ton SALES.
FRIDAY EVENING. at O'Clock, at the Auction Room
NEW Rocks, B,ANSs. PArER, Ac.-A large assortment
of Miscellaneous Books Bbics Prayer AMI flynn hooS'
juveniles. &c.
Also. large variety OF full and half bound Blank~
Foo.cap Letter md Bile, Paper Sc1ls. Nc
Particulars ana catalogue, OF day OF salo.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

TOiaCE.-The pablo Is respectfully invited TO call
Mt the oifcc of the London and American Patent Wa
t.r.pIoof Company No. lO6 Fulton street, New York,
where all Garments and every description OF Cloths,
Leather &c made iInpervious TO wet 20 That the
y,arer ma, bid dearcc to rain damp, while the
appearance or texture Of The articles ;changro IN the
slightest degree aud the pores Of the good being s
open. preparation will fre'l' csce Tho-e who value
their h..ti viii o well TO call All Goods prepared By
the Company are warranted alter proof
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

NfOTICE.-COHMERC BANK.-The under
" signed hereby gives notice that he has been a-
pointed Kecov Of the Commercial Bank the city OF
New York All persons. firms and corporations indebted
to alc bana whether evrraly jointly are required
hy the hfteerb day Of December EeS TO render TO the
Receiver an OF all dbs end sums OF money os-
ing BIZ them respectively such bank, and to pay the
same A persons having IN their possession any pro-
perv or effects of -uh bank required to deliver the
same 10 ;he by the day aforesaid All the Gre
dors Of sai bank CURED deliver thsr scc-
i've accounts ana demands the Receiver by the day
aforesaid All por.on, holding any open or subssung
coa ruct Of said bank required present the same II
wiring and IN de all 20 tie Receiver by Inc day aiof.-
said.
The Receiver s make p'rtial dividend among the
creditors Of the Bank early the realization OF oe
asset. of the ,nk viii permit In thu meaniinc he NJ
issue 10 the creditor, aud depostr certificates II desr
ed showing the which BY ae book. Of the bank
appear 10 be dse Ghsm respectively 1t /. provided by
law ha, na dividend Of The EFFECTS Of the bank Goes
not ,st,fy and discharge all the debts Of the bank with
interest he Bank Fund tn Treasury Of the State Is
liable for the deficiency. The Comptroller OF the State Is
now redseming circulating notes Of the bank u. the
CIV Of Albany TIE office of the Receiver Is at No.
Hanover street
na,aINs YORK October -. 1871.
oas n, R " BLATCaFORD Receiver
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29


All 20 b. of the best
gu ,lity ard rou? h hcw
ed, straight, parallel,
and squire, TO be OF
sufficient SIZE, 10 work
to a proud edge = tina
two iRche, Of the slz IS
hers gwen, AID to be
free from sap wood,
heart shakes, wind
shakes, and ell ether
defects.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

Received by importation, splendid article OF
Tuite Cloth OF gh coors for icnc the above ;ogcih
er forming most splendid gam mt uhieh for comfort,
beauty. and durability, has yet been equalIed.
\ general assortment OF Beaver Cioss English 81
French Broad Cloth London Plrs Cashmere. Cashmere.
ana every style vesting. hand, made to order, IN
the styles usual discount of the establishment,
33i per discount from credit prices.
u Terms. IN every instance cash on delivery.
oa5 Iwis- ARTHUR l.. LEVY. l59 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29
CAMELs' HAIR CLOTH.

AZ ENTIRE yEg ARTICLE FOR OVERCoATS
JUsT imported, sud received at the Broadway CASH
y TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT-The subscriber
b.gs call the Of his nd the puzzle
en,!r- article of Cloth for oyereca' Just IN
ported. being the latest style LOOdo1 and Paris
tse peculiar feature OF vh!ch, is beng made
Of the finest T0oi n,IeG nta Ca1sers Harr wacA gives
strength and dar.b,y rendering tbs cloth urer-
WOW. 10 " A,cr.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29
HN SOMA. ECELES.
? 40 RRnAnyyAY-NEW YORK LoNs kooN.

"a WARREN. A1cnoneer " II continue TO sell at
y. auciiou 1t 10 Csn,isireet Il Ceaeral assortment
OF Cf.ckcry GAS and China Nafe through ll' day '"'
evening Frday> only. commencing Mt 10 O'Clock, n NJ
Tavern keepers boarding. houc keepers, shop keepers
sud private families would DO we'll call and purchase
her supplies o-S u
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

WANTs D-Enployer. for Servssis-gi'l' Of m.
W tI.ncs; iestruoaiss--oEe via characters rom
70 10 ysl-s f.ou- employers Apply 70 the Tempe
| invesii-at.f - N,...u : rect 90 II
/ Az AN "a Boy % work al ;se PINT sc bust
w n-s.. 'ppiy No IL John street ID story o!9 II
IVAN Z IA stna Waiter ~ yoang
w aa competent u the bu-iaes an has the best OF
ci,; ,efsftncr- 4psiy i 81 Proadsay. o-9 II.
! "a TED--A .it,a.loa >eans:ress. Nurse, or
~ Cbamb rin1id ~ young Protestant woman, 40
IA lived IN for tue lest ~ ySaTs asd ma, tae
1-'i ai !Iy r-f-rence- Apply :. 56+ BTotdway GA IL
tiIANrhD-Kesoeclab families be ,spolied
~ s'ita servant. ee of expense At The American
OF b. - 49, TELLtoTr
w ANEED "A gentleman VINO Is thoroughly ac-
" iuIuted ~iih Inc Dry Goods hsIaes-, all i de-
fafiH nt> WISHES 10 procure conn sGta sIut;on 10
retail hoIss he Is perfect tomoe;ent to take the
management % eonce-n Influence large amoInt
OF business and give the satisfactory references
20 integrity. ability. &c Aur person wishing 10 COM
,neacs retail Dry Goods bu,Is6ss would ind lhs de-
sIrahle ppou-Ily OF securing tn ai Of experienced
assistant; Letters addressed r. P Box ZIG Upper Po.t
Office, "il receive laned4te attention. O27 eodIs'
nRCG CLEHR.-wan. cd yoqny msn, Who has
- some hn0T.cl OF tie drug business for retail
-to-e. H will receive h boari aud .ma salary the
a'st ycar Apply at No Old Slip, from to PM
IOsEN IscG.iHE 81 Co... INTELLIGENCE
~ OPTICS, % Na-sau--'. ol3 mis-
ugT-nN's sNEAELiGENtk OFFICE.
Il No 500: Pear >ir ct. rear Broat~ay. OH Inns.
I OsT PAP as-A lio-ral reward vii be pail
IL for the delivery NJ. ~ BroadTay Of rarcel Of
papers 'aacled " c. q licrleevc and Jo=a L. Blower
versus J ;. ostcrh0u.-or NJ Batter and Mr.. Hu:cer,
ofne vaiue N ans hut the oNEer. Lost N Boadway,
Wall, South Pine streets, the morning Of me 26th
Inst OF ii-'
i,es1tiD.-A pa lor Nth good foard may he Oh
a. tained 1t NJ o E1s, Broadway. j. situated
the FIR. l'or. Al,o. few young gentlemen may BE-
coinmodaied VITA Board. o2g lw
~ T0 LET-!. handsome tso story House l3g
Ii Wavcr!ey place, Washington Parade Pos
session Immediately, Rent low to a good tenant. % lst
L'Dts ,.aE.E CsaEAp-onc Of the bcs, Inte-
L eerce One II the cl;y. Apply this morning at
547i Brr aiway 90 u
DAULDlNG sHsTsTUPE-ionker, Wet
chester rsunty, y, Y Oct - ISL "A Class cal and
Ccmm--cia Boarding. School for Boys number limited
10 - ps.i.s.
I he above Institution viii commence the Winter
on TIE LIT November WA MUHP ELL. Principal.
Circulars may be obtained at Mr. T Goojr'ch's book
NJ 3s-tlly street and at the office of the Church
m'r. III Nassau =. y. +
The French teacher of THIS establishment mas special
charge Of :; = Pupis after -chco hours on 81
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

WATCHES AND JL ~ EhfSh ~
@ VERY LOW-AI descriptions Of "oii = "a ,lS s.I-
EIo yer Lever Anchor Rsez ,,fncnt Dui .e2 irp'ne'
and Verge Watches Dis oad PM an, LEE ZEE
Gold Pencils, Chains and Jsw,fy ''f s snI Js~e
a' 49,. - az hGrybt Gold Watshes Il. oN a 80 and
80 eae Al -arrsp:s4 TO SsP s9 if 6 @i
ia"ney a, much Jess thas the usual prices,
h1 ore ~ The finest orkmeu IN Amencs-
oY ohe oil H'' G. c. ALLEN, Importer Of
Watches and Jewe,ry, wholesale aad retail,
- N Wail-straa;. ~ s;airs
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

Y For Snie.-Pursusn, TO power of sale coz
tined transfer of certain stocks The subscribers by
Richard W. Rcdhcd We III al sell hundred shares Of
he capital stock OF the " liamsbure Fire Insurance
Company at public auc,ioa, the City Hail. New-fork,
ou the 29s day Of October instant e,c.ock p NJ OF
la, day, by James NJ. Nil er Il Co. Auctionoers.
c2S6, RAWDOS & GROESBECK.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29
HUDSON va. CHEAP STORE, u,

/ what would yog thak II you should call Mt ~ HUI.
ald fisd sfcniIr ncnt of Dry Goods
cheaper tian were c.cs ,rred this country such
Flame, for Is and 3D. Mo@s>clluc de LANES fr TO-
dress shilling Ca.icocs for %, the beet Sea lani Lopg
Cloth, yard Tide. lOd per yard; ch Chienc Vel
Is such generally sold foF 50 Silks o.
every description ihan they ne bore auc
tIoa. Ladies call ard -ec II tn soods ar, not uniform
cheap before purchasing elsewhere. Don't forget me
number. ~ Hudson -treet.
b. Without exception these arc the cheaps-t Goods
that have ever bee. off red III this City o2s MS
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

.r Now f Exhibiting, al the National Academy Of
Design, Broadway, corner of Leonard street. Du5utcs
BRO, on $50 fee, of canvass The PRINCESS OF ca
ruA and full loneth Portrait of the HON. MRS. NOR
TON by Paris of London Open from: o'clock in the
soruing until 10 at night.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

q Medicine. OF Best Qunlity-Approved
Popular Remedies Leaches English and French Perula.
ny Soaps, Brushes, &c, for sale by
J. 81 l. CODDINGTOS, Druggists
ola Inns -. H.dson cornor OF Spring
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

An S3t5 Acknowledgment Sale OF BONDS
80 - MORTGAGES -T1c Bonds OF the original snare
g' o; The New Btigh!on Association. on which there
g.. Que about The sam OF Three Hundred and Forty
a9u'snd Dollars the payment OF which iS ecured
upon all the r,rliaing property OF said
sDy ,os viii be sold togs;hcr with sad mortgage ny
slt"reR, Jr Auctoneer. AT the Merchants Exchange
s,yo,SSHyo Of New York, on WEDNESDAY, the l'th
ip,i, a'enee' next, at o'clock liz the forenoon
~" 'of PTGoula-s, TO
~ s.x X. NJ. & Z. II. BLATCHFoBD,
iI No. Hanover stEeet.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

In lengths Of 3 feet, Il
f. p #. or - f.
Sote.-Ail to be Of
the best quality, and
rough hewed, straia nj.
and square aad to b. Of
sufficient size TO work
TO a proud edge within
TWO inche. Of the siIss
here giyea, to De free
from sap VIC cd. heart
,hakes. Wind shakes
and all other defects.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

/ In lengths oi y #. II
f. l6iL 81 II. or q #.
.Note.-All to be of
the best quality, and
rough herei, straight,
and square, and TO be Of
sufficient Size TO work
TO a proud edge within
two riches of the sizes
here given, 10 be free
from sap-wood, he art
shakes, wind shakes,
and all other defects.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

q DentIstry.-Dr. II. BURDELL, Dcu'i'r, has re-
so'ed from No. t. Chambers 81 to No BIO Bro-dsay
.'ai Gothic Hall Dr. r. would very respectfully ieio;w
~ friends the public generally, that he has entirely
'aqSl'hed the ractIce OF Medicine and surgery anu
geustry In all II. branches 1t has been stated that Dr..
Increased his charges for operations on the Teeth
,' removing 10 his In Broadway Out
sa not the fact and instead of increasing his prices
~, as tzcd them at a lover rate. DR. has no connec-
Esy, between Pearl and Duane SIS. second door from
&c NAsorir Nh o33 2w-
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-17
For SAFE
HNHE undersigned offers for sale, s,pon earv
n terms the interest Conc half formerly
owned by.W. y. Chapman in the

TIME undersigned offers for sale, rpon easy
n terms the interest Zone half formerly
owned byW. D. Chapman in the
/" COLUMBUS. DEMOCRAT. y
The Office is as well supplied as any in the
South with fancy job type and all materials for
executing with despatch and ncatness snch
work. The news type have been in use for
two or three years and viii last five years vet
with care AMI attention. 4
The high character Of the g Democrat is
well known and acknowledged by beth parties
IN this State, and IN point OBLIGATION and other
advantages Il is not surpassed by any press in
the South. The fast increasing population OF
North BlississippL the quantity Of business
done In the town of Columbus, and the daily
increase OF patronage To the Office affo sure
guarantee that the paper Is permanently esiab.
lished, and If conducted with economy will al.
ways prove lucrative inv strnent for the a.
mount Of capital employed. Tho Democrat
has been established for several years and du
ring that period has received liberal share o
advertising patronage and alarger subscription
list than any paper in the State. north of Jack
son. The subscription list still continues t
increase daily.
Letters addressed to the undersigned, or Il
w. ID. Chapman Columbus Mi. win receiv,
immediate attention, if Postpaid.
ii. IL. WORTHINGTON
N. B. A practical Printer would be pre-
ierred, as partner in the concern.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-17
TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of Deed in Trust execu-
- ted to me, on the Goth day of June
1910, by James T. Sykes. to secure the
payment of certain debts therein specified
shall on
Monday, the 9Th day Of Septeuabee nsrt
offer al public sale on the premises, the
plantation belonging to said James T.
Sykes in Noxabee county Mississippi, ly-
ing eight miles east of Macon, containing
eight hundred and eight acres, nearly five
hundred of which are in cultivation. :
Also, twenty three likely negroes con.
sisting Of men, women, boys and girls.
Also,nine head ofmules and seven heat
Of horses, serenity head of cattle, ont
hundred and twenty five head of hogs
one set of Blacksmith tools complete, al
the plantation utensils &c.
The sale of the above property viii b
continued from day 10 day, until closed
shall convey such title only as is vested i
ne as trustee, JAMES SYKES
| Trustee.
Terms of the above sale. 0STCAsH.
| March, 3, 1641-prsf d39 CO. At.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-17
EXECnT'OR,S SALE.

HTILL be sold on Friday the second day
w Of April .lext to the highest bidder, on
a credit of nine months, at the residence ofthe
late T humas MCGEE deceased near Columbus
twelve or fifteen negroes. consisting of men
women and children, some horses mule one
pleasure carriage-House hold and kitchen
furniture. LOT of Books, Maps, and other ar
lIcles.
Sold as the properly of said deceased, by or
der of court to pay debts. Bond and approved
security viii be required ofthe purchaser be-
fore the properly sold, viii be delivered.
sMICAJAH MCGEE, Ex'r.
March 9. 1S4l. Prf Sd At.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-17
TRUST SIZE

Il(USl MI9hLE
ERY virtue and in pursuance ola deed
"a of trust executed on the eighteenth
day Of June, in the year of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and eortysby John
C. Drake, and duly recorded in the othce
of the Clerk of the PROBATE Court of Nox-
ubee county, Mississippi, on She twenty
second day Of. June, A. D. 1910. 10 Re-
cord book No 6, pages 626, 627, and 62s
TO secure the payment OF the money dae
OH and by two promisory notes therein
mentioned, TO John M. Smith, will ex-
pose to publ. sale on
Monday the 26h day Of April, is4l,
AT the court house door, in the town OF
| Macon. at the usual hours of sale, GER
! tain tract or piece of land, described ia
| a;d.Deed of trust, and marked on The
man of the plant and plan ofthe survey O
1.-THE lands sold at Columbus MisslsspPi,vlz
1.-The north east quarter Of section II, town
i shin IS. range Is and also all the estai,
4 riobt. tile. interest, claim and demand
whatsoever ofthe said John G. .Drake,lnt
and Out. Of the said tract or piece OF iane
,, for the purpose of discharging and satisfy
/ ing one Of the said pronlsoIy notes, Tel
| toned on said Deed of trust, dated Jun
l.e;Ohteentb. one thousand eight hundre
and forIv. and due on the FIRST day
lOctober.in the year of our Lord one tho
sand eight hundred and forty.
JAMES POINDEKTER,
IT,. toe
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-17

The way 70 make the Union Bank good /
Bank.
The Miss. Union Bank J Jury tax ss--clerk,.
Jesse speight, ct. ais. SO--SheiTffOf III Hinds
yes u tnn e %, 25. Total Sl7OO.
Received Of Jesse Speght the above cost as
taxed in fun. o. P. Brown Clark. Feb. q,
ls4L. IL fs.,.n
Q N. b. have also paid the principal and
all others viii do the same, the Bank can
be brought OUT without taxing the people.
.., JESSE SpEreHn"
Ny rsible faculties were mnch disturbed on
reading the advertisement not out that L
thought It good piece of advice; but il
broughttO my mind an anecdote 1 ,Once read,
Of GUM and Foote.
AS Quin and Foote one day walked out
To view the country round,
In merry mood they chatting stood,
Hard by the village Pound.
Foote from his poke shilling took
And said "l'll bet a Penny,
In short space within this place
Hidhe THIS piece Oulnea."
Upon the ground within The Pound,
The shilling soon was thrown;
"Behold'' said Fcote "the things made Oat,
For there is one Pound one.
"Iwonder not said Quin "that thought
Should in your head be found,
Since that's the way thendebts you pay,
One shilling in the Pound.
Quere! Might no: comment be mad,
upon "without taxing The peoplel'' Oae sh il
: ingin the Pound is small dividend FOR ;
!, credtortS receive; and SO IS sixty cents on
the dollar large sum for the bill holder to losC
for presume, the amount of the principal
paid by General Sperght was forty cents IN til
dollar-by which means we find the communi
ty or bill holder already taxed sixty cents pc
: dol. presuming the amt of principal paid to b
e $4,000, which at 40 cents would be $1,000
:. here we find Gen. S. has made So GOO out
the present Dill holder, he having passed
=, offno doubt at par. Much might be said o
this subject, and many equitable means deyi
!, sed to bring the Bank out without taxing thos
|, who have had no part or lot in the matter
atleast ofmitigating that tax.
Il consider the character of a State to
worth an incalcuable amount of dollars, an
that the difference between States, is in
= great measure owing to the estimate whiC
n the individuals residing in them place up
their character; and responsibilities are
- binding on states as on individuals.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-17
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

AhfS the petition ofHugh Montgomery
~ Administrator, and Marian Elliott
Administrative of the Estate of Richard
Elliott decd, setting forth in the petition
the necessity Of disposing Of some OF the
Real Estate, to relieve the membranes
of Others, which was considered by said
Court ADVISABLE. 1t is Therefore ordered
bv the Court, that the administrator and
administrative, dispose of the following
Lands to wit: tA
The north half of the east half of the
north east quarter Of section seventeen,
township eighteen, range, fifteen east, and
The east half of the north west quarter
Of section sixteen, township eighteen
range fifteen, east. ARd that publication
be made in public print, ia Columbus
to wit: the sSouthern Argus, for six sue
cessive weeks, notifying al persons inter
cs,ed in such lands to appear at the Cour
House N Starkevil!e, Oktibbeha County
On The All Monday Of April nert,
to show cause # any they can, why sal
lands not BE- sold.
, Extract from the minutes.
1 ELIJAH BARDWELL,
e Clerk, o.
' march II, 1871. ct. dos.