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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04
For The Democrat.


The traitor John Tyler is in the mouth Of
many of the.Whigs. A traitor to whom ? To
as country Oh No. Bot to the great Wing
n'iy. This great Wing party is not the country
'ank God! He has deceived and BETRAYED US, say
lie eaders and the rank and file of this all the.
2ecency claiming party, though the first 10 insult
lie Presideat in the Peoples Iiouse-ths all the
anng- claimng,party, though not literary
..aracer in its ranks from Washington Irving
agn-this a.the-honesty -caIming'party, and
a pe,ting all the pipe layers and receiving with
'2e0 arms the notorious swartwout--the econc-
.y-loving party, that gives away millions, IN
.Elses tariffs and raises loans--this prescription
Ting party hat keeps the guoine playing SO
fsay as 10 deeapitate 80 per week in the post
Sce department clone. What a pity that such
'miabts party should be betrayed by man
aa whom, they never exacted a pledge, and
'a' IS more, never da, ed 10 eract ono.
I'd he no, vote for Mr.. Clay in the Harrisburg
.Nyenion, asks one of these ranting wings, and
Tile not know that Mr.. Clay, If e'ected, would
Commend Natsnal Bank Yes. And did
. NJ, Clay support John Tyler and did no
w. Clay know that John Tyler had always beer
''caary hostile to such an institution, and dix
Herr C!ay kroa that john Ty'tr vol,
inynol recommend but VETO Bank, if il
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04
State of Mississippi Monroe C'iy

Pro5sic' Cou.t, Juig Term Il lsit
an the Application cl Andrew b Hunter made
~ tins day m open court 90 ms Richard ua-
worth Judge of SAID Court ana on doe proai ,o
nae thai be owns "a undivided bat, 81, section seven
~ township hucCuol tango SIN, east; 10 jbe Cttcs-
aS1W ccS>,nu, Il d ordered by the Court now here
that unrce b. gwen bv advertisement 10 tic Coz
umtus Democrat, Papyr prut.a Ia the Town OF
Coumbus,m the Stale Of Mississippi lr NNts DAYS
saj no the Raleigh Register paper puutos % the
Town of Raleigh, ~ the state ol North Carolina.
Tor sNty DAYS that shall unless gaoi cause ts shown
to the contrary, on the frs, Monday of October
next appoint Boun. {. Burnett, N,yJbJm Whit
hc,d aud Davd Clarke commissioners Ia make
partition al sad land pursuant lu an act entitled an
act concerning The partition oil aui held by cupa.t-
ncrS JOINT tenants and tenant, 10 common,
true copy
DANIEL g. BOGGAN CIctk.
August 1th ,Sil. aw punle,, lee $40
uJ-The ko,el4h Register wal IA rrt tHe above
or SIXTY days, aud forward tht,r account Tor roacC
ton.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04
Trust SnlC.

Dl virtue Of Deed in trust executed on the
E1 jtI day Of April / $40, by Thomas Potter t.
secure tie payment OF certain debts therein sprclf.
I'd, | shah on tie All day Of March 1872, sell tor
cash. at the Court House door IN the town Of Co
lumbus, The following tract Or parcel of land n thr
county o LoNndts Salc OF Mississippi fifteen
acres more OF less OF the south east quarter fnorlh
west quarter Of section eight, township eighteen,
south Orange seventeen, west together with Ill
the improvements thereon A. described IN sand deed
IN trusp. WM +. BARRY,
Trustee.
ST n 1.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04
The Stale OF Mississippi.

hhMiEh N'lNlN 10 VIII
MIR. tllARLE5 SCOTT,
NOU viii please take notice that shall, On Mon.
y day the l5th day Of Septcmber 1871 At tbs
Cont House in The Town OF nckak kcmpcr
eunty Nj Proceed 10 take hc deposition de bcgc-
essc oi John T., Na'kju4"to be read N evidence on
the trial ola certain suit now depending IN the Cr-
cut Court Of kemper county ~ which YOU, Che
sad Charles Scotl are plaintiff, and myself AM Dc
lcndnnt as the sad john y. Watkins intends 10
moving from this State. Npurs SC.
JOSIAH WATKINS
Dekah Nj, AuT !. lStl CIV Pr.fS5 %
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04

Z hereby forwsrn oil persons from trading for a
i note drawn on the 18Th day Of Angus, 1886 in
vor Of Ann Cl.mentine Potts, for (S2, ljo) Two
thousand One hundred and fifty dollars, payable SIX
months after date, as the consideration for which
said mole was given has entirely ialed, shall ac-
cordingly resist payment forever.
ASA BLAKE
Columbus Aug 70, lsE. sW Pr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04

SWARTWOUT.--Thls defaulcr has venlur
ed home, now that there is wing administration,
which doubtless, IN his opinion and that of Others
Of his class, will afford fine times for them. So
long as the democrats were in power he was A.
lrald TO venture his person within the United
States.
lie Is undergoing an examination, it appears
before the committee of lPondextot & Co, who
are investigating the New York Custom House
transactions. The wings will probably take all
he says for nuh, Notwithstanding his logueries
They conrlved to throw upon Mr.. Van Burer.'s
administration the odlum OF his misconduct al
though they very well knew that he was con-
seryaIive, alas wing 81 the TaIlmadge stamp,and
one who had probably devoted portion Of The
public money which be einbezzled to aid the wing
cause.
Now, we venture the prediction that if Swat
won't b. prosecuted al all, the wing press will ex.
cit Il, influence in bis favor, 10 make his cause ap
pear as well as possible, as il has done in rea-
ton to almost every public delauler, whenever
brought to account before court and jury Ex
irayagant claims for allowances ara always rum.
ped up by these gentry, and the wings generally
cry amen to them. The people al large pay The
taxes, and whoever gets the public money gets
the money Of the people which is so much clear
gain 10 those who hold thai ore man is bonn to
toll and 10 pay, and ENJOY Them in dleness and
luxury.
The wings will find no difficulty IN facing about
aud advocating Swanwoui's cause. They are
used 10 tuning and turning, ard still going on.
They have made him serve one purpose by assaI-
ling him; they will now put him 10 another by de.
Tending him. Penasyl ranian.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04
Lost or NIislaid.

YENWO Notes Of hand, one drawn by Taos,
L. Woodward t,r S54 sc, datrd N Jan'y $50
and due one day after daje, aud made PAYABLE 10
j. J, BrlckeIl; and one drawn by II. W Clay
ton for 800 dated III February 1889; and
payable to Daniel H. Burroughs, and due one day
after date.
do hereby orwarn any person or persons from
trading Tor SAID MOTIFS or ihedrswers tIom paving
them to any person except nlyssll rs am the own.
er oil said notes.
tHQS II. MARCH
Columbus, Asg IA, lS4i-6tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04

BAcoS says, 81 here is 10 human nature more
of the TOOL than OF the wise, and that which address.
ses itself 10 the foolish part of mems minds will
prevail over that which speaks to the wiser The
philosopher must have been possessed Of second
siehr, and have written the foregoing with refe.
renee 10 our late Presidential election,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04
AGuainissrafOr's Notice.

STATE or SI>,ipPl-LOWhpFS co.
Probotee Can't Jn'y 1,rn-Fifh N9.--lsii.
A GREEABLI t-an nr3erurlic Probate, Court
"A of Lowndcs County, Mississippi. made AZ the
JH4 Term thcrc5t, l.lI, VIII, as Administrator
Of ,ic personal estate ofCoarad Hacklenan, late Of
SAID county deceased, present my accounts sud
vouchers on said estate, Q Inc September Term Of
SAID Court dorcol, 9r fno .tGIemrnt ard sGow-
arre. Al persons Interested in said personal es-
tate. are hereby mortified 70 be anj appear At sad
September term thereof and show cause # any
ihA can, why said accounts should ROT be allowed
and fnaI settlement d said personal estate he made.
GEORGE HACK LEMAN,
.4dmlRisrafor
Issued from The minutes o tie court. July =. fs4f.
,1nest: NM. +. PULLFR
Clerk
july II, Isll 6w
printers fec $40 5Ol
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04
Committed

YENO the Ja. of Lowndes County by John Thorn
/ ton an acting Justice Of the peace, negro
man that SAYS his name is Milan and hat lie be-
longs to John McCsy who lives in Jasper county
Mississippi The osnsr - hereby notified that unless
he comes forward proves property pays charges
and takes him away, he will be dealt with according
10 law NJ ID. +. HAWLEY.
Jaiior Of Lowndes County.
Columbus Miss. August 96lh 1871.
The Mlssssipplau will give he above two ias.r
lions and forward lheir account
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04
l'lIisk sale.

10y virtue Of Deed Of rust executed on the
ID 10Th dty Of March 1910, by Scnaca a. Sal
tonsail t0Eccurc the payment Of certain debts there
in named viii svl for cas- b OF the Cour House, in
The town OF Columbus, on the 4th Day of March
1912; negrn woman Eliza and her ehlt Henry.
Such tue q. have will be conveyed 70 r,c pur-
chaser. WV. T. BARRY,
Trustee.
Sep. 4, l9il 9-Gm.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04

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Garrett James Cater Isaac
Gregory Mis- Elizabeth Hcmphtll + F2
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Moore john & MLean James
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04

WIN. d. Majors is my authorized agent to sci
w lie aud receipt all my business ~ Memo
County Mississippi.
onward make settlement, and save cost.
Feb biDhN4' L'A'~i'"N-~'
lsth1sIl. ss-St
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04
INSULT TO THE PRESIDENT

A company Of individuals collected in 9th street
near the Avenue, Monday night and marched 10
the Executive mansion with the deliberate inten.
ton Of insulting the Chief Magistrate Previous to
their departure for the place ofrendczvous, which
we are informed was the Log Cabin Hotel, the
Mayor of the city was apprsed of their move
menls, and he appeared among them and reques.
ted them to desst They however marched w
10 the Avenge, drank at tavern at the corner of
10th Street, ard proceeded to the Presidents
where they gathered in the rorlico, at Q O'Clock
in the night and commenced hootng, Kissing,
drumming and making variety of noises sufi
cicnt to arouse ALL and alarm several inmates Of
the house After these mlscreants had accom-.
pished their purpose ofirsuting the dignity, ofths
whole Unioa, in the person OF lis chief Magistrate
they dispersed for the night, without experience.
ina the slightest interruption from the police au.
thorlty Of the city. The following evening, a
portion Of the same crew, we are informed, burn.
ed Mr.. Tyler in efligy, short distance north.
west of tho Presidents House. Some of the
names of the party have been procured by
l. 5. officer and we hope they will be brought
10 punishment. Their proceedings which we
hope no respectable person approved veg dis.
graceful 10 the city and TO the police authorizes
that tolerated them. The sentiments of disgust
and indignation is so general among all classes in
the city that several papers were Yesterday in
circulation numerousIy signed appealing to the
mayor to call a public meeting of the citizens to
express their rcprobation Of the outrage.
..IdHISoniru 18Th Auou,I
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04
Medical Bathing Aouseg.
For the Cash!

VETHEAT, Rye Corn, Dat, ori Fodder lor
w sale hy the undersigned, residing on The MI.
ilary road eigh, and u hat mics eat Of Co'gn,2us
JOHN PERKINS.
~ carpenter Or two OF good character Tor
bones,s sc. can find employment by rnqaung as
'p"eo' j. Z.
july 10, ls4l ."
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04
Notice.

4 Number Of copies Of the acts Of the Lesisa-
N ture Of ls4l, and also $40, sllII remain N the
Jerks office uncaIed for persons entitled 10 them
are requested 10 cal and get them.
OVID +. BROWN, Clerk
August 4fd, ls4l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04
Notice.

TENHE CoParner,hIp Heretofore subsjstlng
= between the Undersigned in the practice Of
Law, this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT.
Their united attention will be given 10 the 5usl.
ness heretofore entrusted 10 them
REUBEN DAVIS.
STEPHEN COOKE.
JOHN GOODWIN.
August / 9th lsIl. 6.--tt.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04

JEfrERsoN's OPINION OF THE PAPER SYs.
TEN. -"Ihe bank mania Is owe of the most
threatening OF our false limitations Of England.
1t is raising up mouIed arlstocracy re our coun.
try, which has already set the government at de-
finance and though forced 10 Yield ltrIe on the
first essay Of their sresh, their principles are IN.
yelled aud unyieldIng. They HAYS taken deep
root IN the hearts OF that class from which our
Legislators are drawn, and the sop to Cerberus
from fable has become history. Their trn!ples
take hold upon HE good, their peIl Of he bId,ond
thus those 'ch"aI The Constitution has placed as
guards 10 its portals, Of sophisticated orsobo,ned
from Their dates. That paper money has some
advantage, must be- admtted but 1t. abuses are
also Inyatsrale; and that II, by breaking up the
measure Of value, makes alottery Of all private
property cannot be denied. SHALL We EVER BE
ABLE TO PUT CONSTITUTIONAL VETO upoN
III"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04
ROBERT f. ADAMS.
Admlni,trntor's Notice.

July 10, Isil /
Printers fee SCI
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04

zlsd to account for the formation of hail stones,
in the atmosphere, when the temperature Of the
earth's surface ia above ninety. Mr. Espy, IN
hls meteorological lectures, gives beautiful de-
scrlpion of the formation OF cloud and after
the cloud IS formed, be says, rain drops are gen
eraed--but sometimes these cannot reach tho
cath on account Of the violence of the upward
current, but are, Oh the contrary, carried 10 the
region o'perpetual congelatlon, there frozen, and
thrown off al the sides OF the hail cloud. - Bos.
on Journal.
u. S. LoAN.--We learn from Boston, that
hal a million OF the United States twelve mil
hon loan mad been taken at an interest Of five
and two.iIths per cent, and that half million
moro was offered at five and a half. Half mil.
lion will probably be taken by one Of our char.
table institution al five and half per cent. inter-
est Saturday Courier.
Money and Bd>i ese fale as follows.
Fair paper (out Of doorsj 7 TO 8 per cent. U
S. Bank Notss--23 "a per cent deprScatio7,
IL
Money in London at the las, dates, four per
cent pei annum.--b
Bullion in the Bank Of England on the 22d OF
June, IS O95.000. Increase since previous
statement, l. III, 000.--U
U. S. Bank stock in London, L4.--U.
The Great Western Rail Road is now com,
pletely opened from London 10 Bristol and
Bridgewater, The time occupied il travelling
rom the Great Metropolis 10 Bristol tl2O mles)
i. four hours! The cost Of the work, which IS.
said 10 appear as if built lor ages, is S25 000,0O0
There are several turhLs-ons, three miles IN
length. ID.
O'ConneN speaking ofthe Loadsn Times, said
at lies like a misplaced milestone, which can by
any possibility tell truth" Tbal's forc'ble.
aREFORM AND BETTER TINES
The price Of Teas; Coffee. Sugar, and Sali four
of Inc actual necsssaries Of life, have advanced
several per c. among grocers since the sdlous
tax las been levied upon them by the Wing ma
iority in Congress-. Is this one Of toe specimens
afIHarnson Reform and Better Times thad'he
people were SO loudy promised before The cleo
tion,--,New Fro
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04

" Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they are advertised.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-08
THE NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY.

The People OF this District and Of the neighborng
counties, engaged with enthusiasm in the celebration
OF the political Sabbath Of our Republic II was
solemnized as the venerable John Adams declared il
ought to be, with pomp, shows, games sports guns
bells bonfres, and uminatons.n The People re-
membered the toll and blood and treasure which il
cost 70 maintain the Declaration, and to support and
defend these States" and reoiced that the gloom
oil The early days had passed away, and that they
were permitted to feel the influence of those rays
OF light, glory" and prosperity which have ensued to
bless them and their postcrity
Inc Senate did not sit Monday the House of
Representatives remained in session but short time
and The officers of Government and the citizens gene
rally left their usual ayocations join the HOLIDAY
festivities.
National salutes fired at sunrise and al sunset
the various military companies including Capt Ring
Colds noble company Of U. 5. Flying Artillery pa
raded IN uniform the various Temperance and Total
Abstinence societies. and the Sunday Schools attach
ed 10 the several Churches marched in procession TO
their chosen places of meeting and several address
IS on variety of subjects delivered in the city
and IN Georgetown. Orations were also delivered
before the Philodemic Society Of Georgetown Col
| lege, and before the Union Literary and Debating
Society, and the Native American Association OF
this city. Guns fired the bells rung and bugles
sounded during the day, and the heavens were llu.
minated with rockets, etc in the evening
| The PRESIDENTS House. was opened for the re-
ception Of vlsters between the hours of twelve and
three, and mutudes of fellow-citizens, of all
parties, g fair and brave men, the Ministers
OF Foreign Governments, Members of both Houses
OF Congress- and strangers paid their respects to the
Chief Magistrate of the land. II is worthy of re-
mark that this is the first tim for many years that
the Executive Mansion has been open TO the People
on the day of the National Anniversary And yisi-
tiers on this occasion received with dgnihed
courtesy and an amenty of manner that recalled
those happy days when Jefferson, Madison and Mon
dispensed there their good old Virginia hospital-
y. The Presidents levee was attended by the Ma
rne band, and among the brilliant fire works in the
Presidents Square in the evening, there appeared in
letters of light, the words John Tyler, President
of the United States.
The whole day was exceedingly pleasant, and on
every side there tokens of the general JOY We
may add, that one Of the most gratifying features Of
the day was the absence of rioting and drunkenness
which have too often brought shame upon the pro-
ceeoings The spirit of temperance mingled with the
spirit Of liberty and the union diiused Joy unknown
to the people of most other nations of the earth.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-08
MIR. RIyEs, AMENDMENT.

The Loco ocos voted against this proposition
Messrs. Walker and Williams and eight Admns,ra-
ton Senators voted for it, Which is the States Rights
party now Here was question of the power OF
Congress to establish a National Bank within the H.
ms Of the States the amendment denied the power,
and the Loco Focos voted against This denial! This
not only contrary all their long repeated pro-
fessions, but directly in the teeth of the principle
serted by their votes in the Senate in 1882, shown
by Mr. Walker, OF Mississippi Consistency is a
jewel Are we, then, to understand that the Opposi-
ton in favor of National Bank Are we to
understand that they have turned their backs upon
themselves and abandoned also their pretended regard
for the rights of the States IT, then, Bank is to
pass, asserting the branching power without State as
sent, let Loco Focosm hereafter, evermore hold its
peace ii j, be obnoxious to South Carolina she can
nulity no more, for her redoubtable champion must
according to his vote, he sgains, IT, and he certainly
never changes
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-08
OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
by and teih The adries and consent Of The Senate.
ELISHA M. HUNTINGTON, Commissioner OF the
General Land Office Of the u. s.
PHlLP k, FLSDALL, Attorney Of the u 5. for
the District Of Columbia.
DEPUTY PosTMAsTERs.
SOLOMON VAN RENSSELAER,, Albany, n, Y.
JAMES REFS, Geneva, n. y.
WILLIAM STEVENS, Newark, N. }.
JOSEPH Nj. Moore, Indianapolis, la.
SAMUEL II. jerks, Nantucket, Mass.
ASHER ROBINS, Newport, X. |.
VIM H. HARRISON TAYLOR, Cincinnati, ONO.
BENJAMIN W CAUSE. Tallahassee. Florida.
JohN q. MILLER, Columbus, Ohio.
JONAS NJ, WHEELER, Cauandagua N. Y.
GEORGE WIN. GoRDoN, Boston, Mass
JAMES W. ConURN Maysyille Ky.
kEELAND TySoR, Macon, Ca
SYLvANus II. LYMAN, Portland, Me
Geo Hall, Brooklyn, H. Y.
Thomas FINLEY, Baltimore. Md.
DAVID AGNEw, Wheeling Va.
jacob ALRIcKs, Wilmington, Del
CnAs TRoxELL, Reading Penn
CHAs. MARTIN, Chillicothe, Ohio.
CALEB FoorE, Salem, Mass
HENRY b. STACEY, Burlington, VT
VIM. COLLINS, Sleubenville, Ohio.
ADDLEY Ii. GLADDEN., Columbia, S. c.
JoHN WALL, Winchester, Va.
JAS. III. TURNER, New London, Conn
SAMUEL GooKIN, Portsmouth, n. III.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-08
T. EWING,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
PATENT OFFICE, 9th July, Is4l

PATENT OFErcE, 9th July, lS4l.
ON the petition of Harvey w. Campbell, of Lock
~ port in the county of Lockport, and State of
New York, dated the 18th day of June, S4, praying
for an extension Of his Patent for new and useful
improvement in the floating excavator for seven years
from the expiration of said Patent which takes place
on the 22d day of January, 1912
his ordered That the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office the frs, Monday in October next, at
and show cause If any they have, why said petition
ought not to be granted.
Ordered, also that this notice be published in the
National lntehgencer, and Madsonan, printed at
Washington City, the Boston Courier, printed at
Boston,, and the Commercial Advertiser, printed at
New York city, week, three weeks previous 10
the LIST Monday in October next.
H. L. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner Of Patents.
The papers named above will publish the same, and
send their accounts TO the Patent Office
iuIy S-law3w