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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
UNION DEMOCRAT.
DecOted TO the preserr0ti0, of'
thes GntOl1 ana the sap pors
Of KeenlOcrGCU.

One Of bus first objects will be 10 review the mem
oroble Extra Session OF Congress aud its measures
embracing It's origin, The influences when have
controlled lie acts, the Treasury Reports lie Baps
BUS the Land Bill, the Loan BIZ lie Tax Htl
the bankrupt Bill, aud The extraordinary Approprl.
auons, the New Rules to prevent discussion apd
cu Oh amendments with such comments az NAV
make plain the effect Of eachseperately and to
whole as sysem,upon the morals and institutions
o. The American People He believes and will EN-,
dtavor TO show that the Legislation Of l7gl-9s and
lo4l originated IN The same principles and aimed
al tie same results.
During future Sessions of Congress, he prone, es
'ogVe me proceedings on all general subjects win
explanatory remarks from day TO day, and some of
the best speeches
Proud Of the name Of Democrat, he disdans The
hypocrisy winch dSavows party. II is only in the
'hdSl u parry, OF seciS and Of conlctinr opp5on>
lla' .BiAd deVcopeS its power and Truth MAJ mains
her triumphant march. rllIyin, mank,nJ ~ bar
staaaa d. Party IS To be feared only when. in de-
volon to men or in reckless struggle for po,ger or
gam, 1t considers the government its instrument
ana 'Fampes pr ncipIe under loot. These abss.s
q party the undersigned dlsavows and .rebudiates
re WIN pledge hmselfto the support Of no bar
ue"lai men, whether IN power or out \ st.ap tir
iaef man they tread IN the Democratic Path. and
zen onIV as The most effective means Of adpa,ssiuv
Democratic principles
~ other respects. efforts viii not be be SPA re, to
render The Union Democrat" an interest ac am,
useful paper. 'i'
y WI be printed on a large super royal sheet
At Two DOLLARS per anasm PAID in Nd.
NANCf" Such paper cannnl be sustained st so
10" . price but by an lgGeribie adherence 10 ad.
rance payment
10 any person forwarding the money for fen
tSIo'crbers, copy will be sent gratis, If recnes-
All current Bank Notes will be received At
par. ~
The first number will be issued early in October
next
Beng permitted to remit subscription money 10
Editors Tree of postage, Poamastprs will moi re-
Iu'e mat accommodation to their neighbors when
requested.
.Hj- kenda's Expo~lor will be continued and
a'ter The first Of January next considera Div en-.
Iarged,
Ropes Of these Proposals will be Furnished 10
trends IN Congress, or out, who desire to use Them
IN promoting The object in view.
w AMOS KENDALL.
WASHINGTON d. &. Sept "a, lS4l.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
D. THOMAS, Sh Il.
WAS COMMITTED

No the Jail OF Adams county as n runaway,
= by VIM. ). Purdue, Esq on the 18th Of
Oclober. lo4l, q negro man who Gala bis name
JOHN, aud says he belongs TO widow Duggus,
living on Black Rive, Pa,,sh Of Concordla, La.
Said negro j. feet Q 2 inches high thick sol,
blue collonade shirt, white cotton paulalous, old
fur hat, Of black color, bushy head Il barr thick
lips large fiat nose has three scars on his Breast
about "a years Of age
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
Trust Sale.

Tlf virtue Of Del I'm trnst executed on tia
- 9Th tsy Of Apu. $40, By Thomas Potter to
cure Ne paFmest nl certain debis therein spec6-
td' sb3lIun tie m. day Of Nafeh l5B2. sell su
e1'h, AZ lie Caur, Ii u.e door In,he town of Co
Nm'us' ihe 'Ca1wtng uact or rrrctl Of JaL "a ,he
''An'y " L1wad,s Stae O.. N-siss,pp; G.,een
'c'e' more orls Of tue south east qeaItf 81 north
west quarter Of seotian eight, township Gig teen,
N'"i' ol IaIge ,eveUleea, west, ttgeihgF eith I'D
nae improvements thereon, as Jtscf5. i ID ,ai deed
d" V1ii' Wa. i. BARRY.
Trustee.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
DIR. GIDEON LTSCECI7N
LATE oF ELEcrRA MnNnnr M,

LATE OF ELECTRA Monroe Nh.
II AS located himself prrynlneptlv At Co,,,k,,.
MI where be viii attend 10 a cases n ii, ~,
lesson Mr. l.. fatterS himself iha, with elast =,
'enilon to his business lie will merit SHARE ar
paoIe patronage. He can be onnd atall times =,
ms once in Market Street, opposite the old Land
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06

C0HHIEFED TO TIM aIi Of Bibb county As.,
~ on BE 5th INST. ueErn woman who call, her
name SrLLAH, and saws Sic belongs 90 Henry Slew
lr, u L1wBis eoanlv. Ala. Tie above uamed
nrer1, about luHy wears If age, rather low STAT
az, weighs about 20 nuunsis and vfrv black
LINDSEY RUCKER. nior.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
WAS Committed

ITO the jail OF Hinds county, MAssspp, On The
l. S0th Septembef, as a runaway slave, a ueg,o
boy wha calls bmse Lor, about 20 % 9s year 81
age, about five ieet egtt niche, high, very blaek,
has small scar over as ielt eye, aud says he b.
longs 10 joel sims, on the Iensas, 70 Louisiana.
ID. THOMAS. Snf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
TAKE NOTICE.

FEHAT my wife Maada, has leit NV bed and
IL board, without my consent, and Ibis IL 10 for
warn oil person or pefs us from trading with her, as
will not pay any contract Of hers more Than The
amount agreed 10 pay To Charles Whean ana
VIM ). Harrison, Tor her supplies Of this year.
ALSO, thai will give one hundred dollars re-
ward og negro grl named Leah, aged about Il.
yellow Completed, aud quick spoken, she was taken
nom my residence ny an unknown person, and eur
nee 70 Custom Sumter county and from there taken
away BY Lewis VI, kennayd, about ihe first Of sent.
tst and urwarn all persons tom trading ior sad
negro gtrl, CT harhorlag her, as The aw will be put
~ force.
GEORGE BRIGGS
Greensboro Sept. g. l34l. li-3w.
The Democrat Columbus Miss, and lhe Con
sttplionajst Geo, viii asert tie above three times
and send their account Ia this Office for collection.
.fiabana Greensboro Beacon
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
JOHN W. FUQUA, Sh'a.
Was Committed

~ the Jail Of dlnds comfy, Mississippi on the
18th day o. August, l54l, as runaway slave
negro man who calls ils name JACK, and says be
belongs 70 john Frazer, living near Canton, Mad
lson County, MISS; had on, when committed linen
roundabout anu pants, is about So years old, very
black, I'VE ieel . of4 inches high marked on his
back very much BY whipping, lie IS mol very likely,
and has q down-casl look.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
Was Committed

TO The jail o. timds county, Mississippi on The 2Gt
September, as a runaway, a negro boz WHO cal
himself FRANK, twenty-ulue year. old, about SIX
ieet high, luefa0iy spare made, scar over hs right
eve, and says he belongs 10 Bernard Mckefnaa ..
Madison Parish LOUISIANA
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
D. THOMAS, ShE
Was Commit i

ITO The jal Of Hads county, Mss'sHPp', on n {
1 10Th September. lsal, ssF runaway slave, o
negro by whs calls lis name Dick aged sbaal .
years about five feet Ten inches hiah, nos yer,
stout built. prominent FEATURES, frank goken, has a
scar ca bis len e,e carpenter b. trade, and say
he belongs 10 Isaac +. Williams 81 Ncksburs.
ID THOMAS. ShH
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
ReductiOn--Ea rthcn-Ware
China, sc.

FENHE Subscribers will receive per the first shin
n TO arrive Qhe Hogarth) from LIVERPOOL. theIr
annual supply OF Earthenware, China. &c rm.
oracIng every variety Of the newest shapes and
patterns from the celebrated Stailordsbre manu-
factory Of Davenport & Co. These goods were ii.
dciousy purchased at very low rates, and viii IN.
able Us The more kectnaly to carry out the system
we have resolved upon adopting, viz 10 sell for Cash
or short city paper only, at reduced prices from our
former scale Our present aSsoftmcnls very rood.
and persons wishing to purchase articles in our
line may avail themselves at once OF cur de-
termination.
Honsekeepers, country Merchants, Steam Boat
Captains and others would do well 10 cal at our
Store, No 70, Water street, few doors above ST.
Francs ST.
P. B. TAYLOR s. c. HEYER, JR.
MoBrLE ALA, Oct, ls4l, Is
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
Runaway in Jail.

WAS committed 70 tue lai Of lazoo county, Of
W HE I'd OF Oct, egh cen hundted aud iofty
one, negro boy slave, WHO says hi5 name is In
MuSn and that he belongs 10 William Pettle, d
Brandon, Miss, Said boy is about fifteen or sixteen
years Old, about live feet four Or five inches IN height
and OF dark color.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
PR oP o S is.

ENCOURAGED by improved health and slim
~ lated by desire 10 participate more largely
III the discussion Of the great questions which now
ensos' he attention Of he country, the under-
signed proposes to establish weekly Nespaper 10
be called the
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
The State Of Mississippi

VENo all persons interested in the Estate If Jobn
IL Toland, lLnnauc) Hhcrcas at Tie October
Term, A. u ISL, Of The Pfobates coart lnr sait
county, The undersigned were appointed commits.
Soners % receive, examine aud apoortnn sII the
claims Of the several creditors of sald estate heL
IS returned nsolvenL you are th,ft0re required IN
present all your caims against the said Esntp nro.
perry authenticated 10 the commissioners, or ether
Of them, at the court House in the Town Of Colum.
bus N The STATE and county aforesaid, on lbe frs,
Monday ofeither month within and dorna tbr term
q SIX months from the date hereof, or you will he
barred BY law from collecting be same ana Further
i,al on The first Monday in May lS4!. at The Court
House Aforesaid the commissioners viii make the
apporonmeut Of The aforesaid claims when ana
where, oil persons interested are requested 10
attend
Columbus, 18th October lSll.
JAMES II. TURNER
JOHN d. MONTGOMERY
Commissioners,
10 oct.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
Copper, Wire, Sicet-Iron. Till
Plates. &c. Sc.


BIZ aZiERS COPPER so X 60 inches lO.l-la
Is and "a 10 90 pound sheets.
SHE,4THLNG C0PPER--A to 50 English
Sheerhng Copper
SHEET IRON--25O Bundles English R. C.
sheet Iron No 10 10 n.
WIRE-l5o Bundles Iron Wire No. tol7.
RIFETS-j0 thousand trmcd Rivets 40 thousand
Black d..
TIN PL3TES-S50 Boxes Tined plates l.S Y
"Pontipod aud crown Brands
so Boxes 100 plate Tin.
LE3DED PL.4TE-250 BoxesLeaded plate for
runilng.
BLOCK TIN--25 Pigs T.. |. Banca Tin
N4ILS--575 Kegs nails assorted TO 20d
SPIkES-25 CASKS 8 TO 6 inches.
BRIDS-50 Kegs Brads assorted 10 2od.
A supply Of the above articles constantly on
hand and for sale by
EDWARD C. CENTER & Co.
Corner Cont and Commerce Streets
MOBILE ALA.
Sept. lst 1871, l0--to 36.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
COACH MAKING.

VENHE Subscriber having commenced the C"o---b
M Making business on 81. John Street one dn,r
from hecofuer Of Man streel. opposite tbp Cam.
1''cAI bank, IS prepared TO execute orders in the
1ooVe Inc with ncaneSs durability and di,na,ch
ntN"Pes' ny street attention 10 business, TO merit
share OF public patronage ~ AN - i
l.. d. THOMPSON.
~ b. Repairing Painting, and varnishinc dono
,to n'atness and on the mos reasonable term,
Columbus April l7ih ls4l, 4,T
Argus viii please copy,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
A TABLE

Showtag rlsn, and wherc, The tircaiI Court q
each County IN The State q Mississippi IS h'd'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06


WILL attend at Washington 10 The prosecution
% claims belare tie Department lnaIta.
rs when case is placed 10 ts hands it. most
% accompanied BY fee proporlianed 10 tie char
't'sf q ihe business, and ,gbjec TO the usual per
e'a'am, on tne amount OF o'am hen finally affls.
''i No letters will be- taken rom the PSI Office
n'es Vie pa,nge Is paid.--Far lhe present. let.
t', must be directed 70 tmat p.kcyile, Nd. which
IS ,hree hours ride from tie civ.
PERSONS are 'u.lorltd 70 reIer to the Hon. Al.
ofH =" brown. and Hon. Jacob Thomp,on Miss
luthc Hon. DE1a H. Lewis. and Hon. R,nEcn
CaaEman. OF Aa; 10 lie Hon Nm. s. FgIon.
aui T. A. Hdus Esquire, 81 Arkansas; Col. Breed
'oYe' and George Whitman Esquire Of New.Or
cans HenenI Call Dr. CAare, Byne, Cen. Her.
o'hdez' ana Hon Z, Downing, Florida; Judge Iver-
son, and David Glfghy Eva, Of Coupbps I,so-
g,a; Alfred V. scool, ana JOHN Heuly, Esqgires. of
Montgomery, Alabama; and to Maof Il. b. Lee
Y. , A.. N. Louis Missouri.
WASHINGTON, March 25th, lsll. 4s-m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
Negroes In the different
JAILS IN MISSISSIPPI.
Was Committed
Was Commit,

ITO The iail Of Kinds couaiy, Mississippi. on the
Soih Of Septcmber. 1871. a. q RUNAWAY save.
a negro hoy Who call. himself 0soAE twentv-e.Eti
or thirty years 1T agr. about Eve fceg elgAt INCHES
high. scar 10 the centre If bs forehead very black
AMI says lie belongs 10 Joel SINS, on the fsusss, ~
Loalsiaaa.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
Negroes in Jail
IN ALABAMA.

COMMITTED 10 the jail Of Perry county, Ala,
- on the 9sth Of Augus last. as runaway ne
gro man who says his name il Ton, about So or 40
years OF age, tive feet higi, yellow Completed, and
says he belongs 10 Peter Robertson of Lownds
county, ALI, near Benton.
WM. CHANDLER Jailor
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
$. d. STUTSON. Tailor.
WAS COMMITTED

VNo the Jail Of Adams county as runaway,
- by Vim. s. Purdue, Esq, 0cl. II, ls4l, a
negro woman aho calls her name ANA. and
says she belongs to y. Nichols Of New Orleans,
and that she was stolen away from HIM about 4
months since. Sad negro is feet inches high
spare bull, thin sissge, shutters very much, Of Il
light black cotnr, no marks percevable, had ona
red cotton handkerchief around her head and one
also on her neck, had on u hgucd muslin dress,
ahnnt % vanrs NJ ann
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
Sure Care.

Sure Cure.
A FRESH supply Of GaIlgtau's FEvEk ana Sao :
AGUE PILLS Just received p ne o D,nT
BY PFISTER S GoOD""'
Sole Agents. a. us
Columbus Aug. 81, 1874. ! >"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06


red cotton handkerchief around her head and one
also on her neck, had on hgucd muslin dress,
about Is years OF age.
). d. STUTSON, Jallof,
COMMITTED to the jail Of Adams County,
as afunaway, BY Louis Robitaille, Esq, negro
man who calls his name NAT, aud saws he Be
longs 10 Bob Nessome, about 80 miles above
Vicksburg. SAID negro is Of light black color,
feet and half inches high, stout built, has a
scar running from over the left eye and under the
hight, had on when committed pair Of cotton
pants, COTTON shirt, and a red handkerchief utd
on his head about 25 years ofage
5 d. STUTSON, Tailor.
COMMITTED to the jail Of Adams county, as
alonaway by VIM S. Perduc esq, on the 10Th
vet, lS4l, negro man who calls his name
CHARLES, and says he belongs to James
Dunbar living on Pine Ridge of said county, said
boy IS 5 feet inches high spare hntlt, thin y,s.
age, has small "hBkers, very bushy head OF hair,
has quite fine countenance, has on calico coat
blue james pants and straw hat, about "a wears az
age,
s. B. STUTSON, Jaor.
COMMITTED TO the iall Of Adams county as
a runaway by Nm $. Perdue ESD, negro man
who calls his name ROBERT aud saws he b.
longs % James Waters lly,pg near Donaldson.
vile, La, Sad negro IS OF black color about
s feet II Ia inches high stout built little pock
marked has small scar on the right wrist very
vide nose, small whiskers. had on when commit.
led pair Of blue. cotton pants. cotton SHIRT and
a fur cap no other marks perceyable.
s. B. SrUTS0N TAILOR.
COMMITTED 10 the jail Of Adams county, as
a runaway, by Nm. s. Purdue, on the l5tn day
OF June, lS4l, a negress who calls her name
ELIZABETH, and says she belongs to NADIA.
me Charles, living 10 New Orleans. Said ne.
gress is feet inches high, OF light black
color, no marks perceivable; had on figured
muslin dIess, cotton handkerchief on her head
and neck; has thin visage, one tooth out before
70 front in the upper jaw. aud says she is about
~ years Of age.
5. B. STUTS0N, jaiIor
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06

Sep4i5iI-9-Gm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-18
I.appy,,I.S,n.

Al moment, when Mr.. Tyler is willing to dls'ri-
hu'e amongst the States the proceeds the Public lands,
ny way OF donaiion-w'ien Mr. Tyler says the country
- IN debt; and when Mr. Ewing proposes 10 run her
more deeply in debt, by way Of carving gu, an avala
Bile capital for his prodigious Bank and when M.
tiona debt is much national nuisance as il was IN
days Of old, beg leave to submit 10 his consiera
ton the following extract from
Mr.. John Tyers .iidresS "To the Freeholders Of the
CongrsSsonu District, composed If Tie Counties Of
Henriro. .St,r Kent, Charids Cny, Hanorer, and ne
CnyofR h,nonI-[ Flushing ton City, FtJ -, IsI7
fE>rEacT
"a bill which went 10 pledge the bonus and div.
dends arising from the National Bank for the purposes
OF Internal improvements, passed the House OF Repre-
sentatIvcs by small majority. The fund thus pledged
IS estimated at S7500O0, annually. No one can deny
the Importance of good roads and canals They would
be calculated, beyond almost any other means to pro.
ouce unity of interest in the nation. They may
truly be regarded the arteries OF the body polite
which circulate, without interruption the wealth OF the
country but, at the same time n public aren't
did not regard myself at liberty 10 pursue nv own
perhaps fanctu notions without looking at the nstru
ment under which had been elected to act, Congress
have no power under the Constitution to interfere
with the police Of the States, and not disposed
to represent the State of Virginia. IN poor cond,.
ton, as 10 require charitable donation from Congress.
independent of this, felt disposition, far
could with due regard 10 the operations of the O."
Sernment, to apply all our surplus which could
De verified with propreiy from other objects, towards
tile discharge Of our National debt The day. il IS Ia
be hoped, has passed, IN which National debt was
teeined National blessing and he, who with tie
example Of England before him. entertans such doe.
trlnr, denies TO himself the Of his mental ia
cultIcs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-18
.Mr. IIcr.

siaunch Republican friend across the water writes
81 know MrSryler well, and like HIM. Ills personal
dispositions are kind and good, and he has touch oil
mallgnity. BY natmrc and ducation, lie is Repuhll
can, and only fashioned by circumstances and party,
into Wing What course Will he pursue He
may do great good incalcuahe mischief. VIII hs
not take his stand upon the doctrines Of MIR Madison
Report, and go against Bank, Tariffs, Internal In
provenents &c., and MAINTAIN his early constitutional
opinions the principles which he advocated and
maintained in ISL, Il and IL, in the General Assem-
bly, Of Virginin, the House of Representatives, and
the Senate Of The United States Will lie no, prove
himself Patriot, rather than Politician Or, will
he consent 10 plunge the country into the old Hand
tonan system, and be alnred through party con.
sidcratons into the arms OF Federalism | hope mol,
and think not lis course is plain one, and needs
only iirmness and moral power Ii be clear upright
and Repnd'iran, the country will support him On The
contrary, if he attempts 10 carry The schemes
The Wings, ne viii signay fail ihml venture 10 pre-
Diet. shall be ANXIOUS 10 learn what lie
TO pursue. | hope il w,il be in which We can sns.
tain him shall rejoice 10 be able 10 do SO, you
lnny
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-18

The Washington Correspondent Of the Charleston
Mercury notices The fact, that when, during the last
CANVASS the people Of the South warned that this
would be the Of things and that in elevatng the
Wing party 10 power, they promoting the object
Of Abolition, the Southern Wings denied this, They
said that SIR. Webster entirely 10 be relied
and when Smith Of Maine, DAVIS Of Pcnnsyya-
MIA, Earl Of New York Parrish Of Indiana, Strong Of
New York, Taylor Of Ohio, Davis Of Indiana, MCul-
Tough and Finn fell in the contest, and fell because
they voted for this very Rulethey raised shouts Of
c"naratulation. Wings, and in some cases Abolition
ists have here instead Of these men, and now,
the first irui, Of ticir victory the Rule, BY which the
institutions Of the South protected and personal
insult kept from you is Immediately rampled under
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-18

letter from Warrenlun Fanquer, Of the l2th IN
slant, states that, the previous day, they chad
thunder storm, during which, Two negroes were killed
BY lightning, at Mr.. Hancock Lees, in Culreper, IN
The vicinity Of "7he Springs and four others were Sc
,;o,slv injured There were fifteen in the cabin at the
fine all Of whom were knocked down. In the early
part Of the week, another individual was killed BY
I;,l,n;np. = few miles from Warrenton."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-18
Bu the Lieutenant Gortrnor If IIreiaia.

By The Ltcutcnnnt G0ttFn0r q TWSthhH
4 ELAMATION-Wlerea>, vacancy hath occurred ~
N the General Assembly of Tins STATE" by the resignation ."
William Smith, the Senator elect for the District Composed 81
Cuperr, Madison, Orange, Rapalannuek and
Greene:
These therefore, the Of the Commonwealth 10 an
thuriZe require respectively Ia
the Isl Monday September next, 10 I'LL the
vacancy uccasioned by the resignation aforesaid.
under my hand Lieutenant Governor, actins,
according the Constitutions, Guveinor and under
hA'I seal Of the commonwealth Richmond, this
i7ih day Of june, lsii.
Signed, JOHN RI'TlIERfOuRD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-18

ID EADY-MADE COFflNS, AND UNDERTAKING ~ GE-
III NERAl-Thc subscriber order dispense with the
days labor week the Sabbath ~ Is very ire
quenty case and afford these living ont oil The CITY bet
ter oppouny having their friends dcren
buried has determined keep Collins aud Shronds white
Vests and PanaOonS all ready made OF the best mate
rials and hurried IN making thcm
generally the when they 10 be made alter They are or
drred having taken special palms. and devoted much more
time than usual they superior style Fer
sons living in The country having the will phrase
be- very in taking the measure making no allowance what
ever, as that should be left the undertaken
neat Funeral IIearse with gentle and careful driver,
notice. Ill. most prompt personal al
tention given. Charges moderate. JOHN ItkPiA,
7hr,t doors beiop The EIeh0ngs Bank.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-18

NOTICE TO CONTRA Acknowledgements Will he received
Office of the James River and kanawa Company, IN
Richmond, until 2 Of June, instant for constructing Dam
acros. par of James river Islands, below Scoviie
built with the timber and plank no" lying Al the
place. e 10 II inches above TIE top oi
the gates Of the present sluicr
Specifications la The Office Of The LANES River and
Knnawlia Company, any time until The 2hh instant
u. WRIGHT Enquirer H. X. i Il. c..
limo l2-iaiJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-18

N'oTlcE-his John King, irmcry resident ul
~ and since then resident of Jar L.
county Mississippi and the Of James KING deceased
that there Of money due HIM from his father rs
tate in The ad- Of the subscribers whose address Is ST. Ta
many Mcckcnrc county, Va, which he can receive y apply
ing should John King he dead his legal heirs " receive
HE same authorised agent; and, should there he M
plcaion money hy John King, his heirs, Then l
amount will BE- disposed of a the law directs
CHARLES KING EXECUTORS u
WRIGHT KING, j0s hing. drrd.
ID-wiws