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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26
~ "IIIT VI " II MI = VI ar-.--.-.--
JOHN a MEREDITH, trustees

1EHMS-Al sums over SO. for the stock, plantation
utensils, &, viii he credit oi six months, with APP
proved endorsed paper. o ll-coihH
n- Tho above sale, which had been POSTPONED Ia tho
2th October is fNci fnr tho E1i NOVEMBER iu couss.
IucucC ui tie expected arrival al VT. john tlcih Tho
sale Will AZ all events take pace on ihai day 22d
U-rnsTPONEMENT Tho sale oi the Plantation
1si,I DpNhbl in 6coehi1nd county Is postponed until
SOL, swell as the NJ Grpcs F'pck. sc.
fiE NOR" than probable tiHf % s1lofO " the pur.
chase money nr DovcrcHu bo arranged IT, sand fl sevc
RAJ years, ~ the purchasers paying interest that
amount JOHN llETll.
~ To nhnvc .nlc which aI hccn rnsinnncdt IN i,n
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-24
Notice.

Ely virtue of a deed Of trust executed
Id BY Thadeus W. BeaII, and Martha
S. Beoll his wife, TO the subscriber for HE
parposa OF securing the payment OF q.
certain SUN of money, to X bert L. Hop
per. said deed executed l9th February, !
1888, and duly recorded in the Office o!
the Probate Jerk, Of Holmes county.
Mississippi, | shlll proceed TO sell at the
Court house door, in the town Of Licking
ton, on the
3rd Monday The 1Gh day Of april
next, l64l,( 70 the highes; bidder for
cash, one undivided moiety Of the follow
inc properly to Wit: lots numbered on tn
plu Of saia town Of Lexington, as n, 10,
II, aud IS; also one undivided half Of lhr
Tavern called The Lexington Ian, which
situated and stands on said lot No. rs,
ais, the undivided half Of ali out house,
on any Of the Aforesaid loss; together with
cer-alu personal property specified IN a
dee5 O. conveyance from said Robert p
Hooper, to said Thadeus w BealI. Act
ing as Trustee, ! shall convey only sucI
lille a. j. vested in me.
THOMAS DURHAM, Trustee,
March l3. Is tbs. pf 10 30
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-24
V'rusfee's Sale.

MMY virtue of a Deed Of Trust exc
@fD culed by Bryan G.. Whitehead, 'ol
me ON the 25Ih day OF October, IN 'aeI
yelr 800, which Deed is recorded in lhel
ailice Of The Clerk Of the Probate Court OF
Holmes County IN Book &. (of record Of,
iced pages 52l, 525'ond 500, and record
ed for tho purpose OF securing several
promissory notes IN said Deed mentioned,
| will proceed TO sell on
third Monday l7M day of May ncrt.
al the request o. the Farmer's and Mrr
chants Bank, a, NJ mphis, the oss'snee''
of tho said notes The following tract 81
lands situated and being 10 the County o.
Holmes, and State OF Mississippi, TO vi
the west half of The nor b west quarter %
section number eight, containing 40 ah'
ia 100 hs acres; The east hall OF The soull
ives, quarter OF seclioa number eight, con
dtaininn 70 and 81. l00,hs acres; Tie cas-
half of the south east quarter OF set'nI
gnumber seven, containing IS and 30
Bl00lhs acres, and the south Yves, quartz
ii section number seventeen, containing
A3ne hundred and fi,iy-nIne and nneiy>t"'
acres, all in township humble
ShiOeen, range five cas-; alsr, the norl'
I asst quarIer Of section no thirly~sIX, COZ
stmolug one haadred and fifty eight an
hlsty six hundred hs acres; the east hal
gol the south east quarter Of section t"en
ly FIVE, containing seventy zine and TN
sy seven hundredlh acres, and the east bal
i1f the south west quarter Of section nun
Soer twenty five, containing seventy nIn
i,nd thirty seven hund'edlhs acres, all :
stownship number fifteen, range nun'ht
Hour east, containing in all seven hnndre
md eighty sixand seven'y eight hnndredt
sacres, together with all the appnrlenaHce'
improvements, &c. belonging to the same
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-24
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. I
Superior Court of Chancery IF the
State Of Mississippi-M March rules
IA. ID 1871.
Maynard & Elliott, comppts.
|llS03l VS..
os. NJ. Cardozo ct al. Derts.
|TIPON opening the matters of this
~ bill and it appearing TO the salts
faction of the Court that the defend,
sants Hamilton M. Wright, Mariah
Harrington, John G. Richardson, John
cher, and the unknown heirs of j.
Is. Goodwin and " lillian llewes, are
mot inhabitants of this State, but re-
Rside beyond the limits thereof so that
4 he ordinary process of this Court
cannot be be executed on them, there
y ore il is ordered that unless tho said
defendants shall appear before the
NChancellor, at the Court room, in the
ktown Of jackson. the first Monday in
b July next, and plead, answer, or de
Emur, TO said bill of complaint, tht
several allegations thereof; will b
Etaken for confessed as TO them ant
korder ard decree made therein rs TIN
EChancellor may deem equitable ant
+ lust. il is further ordered that cop,
Eof this order he inserted in the lexine
tton Union, once week forty month
EsucceSsivelv.
Il. l.. DIXON, Cl'k.
H BY d. II. Russell, D. c.
n March 81, 20--2m. Pr. fee $40
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-24
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

hbNll+'lO LAIA L O1e - 'JAIJlNs
TAI Office is hereby given that the,
" undersigned Will as Administra-,
tors Of William j. Frayser, dcceascd,'
AMI in pursuance of an order of the
Hon. ProbateConrt,of Holmes county
made at the March term thereof
l04l, proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, at the Court House, in the
Town Of Lexington, Mississippi, on the
2ttt day Of april rect,
the personal property belonging 10 our
said deccdents estate. consisting prin.
cipally of valuable LAW BOOKS.
Terms Of sale six months credit
purchasers will be required TO give
bond with approved security. Sale
TO take place within the hours pre-
scribed by law.
n. T.. RiVES, }
]. NJ. CLEMENT, ! A''hf :
Of William J. Frayscr, decd.
March G, 17-8w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-24
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
William b. Whitfield, use &c.

Lemuel Bullock,
Attachment ye,uraablc 10 he April tern
1911, of The Holmes Circuit Court, JO'
the sum of $500.
rwVHE alta ,hment IN this case having
been duly executed by summoning
James M Gwin, as garpishee: i Is there
fore ordered by The Court, that unless the,
cid defendant do appear on or before theI
first day Of The next term Of this Court
nhe third Monday Of April, lS4l,) and
give SPECIAL bail and plead therein inds-
mont 6o,l will be entered up against the
said defendant and The plaintiff will pro.
coed against he said gafn!shce, Tor the
nmount of indemedness.
Fitch g. Brown Attorneys.
Ii. MORTON, Clerk,
By 5. II. Baughn, ID. c.
March G, IL 4w. Pr. fee 81 90
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-24


Of escapes, but no liability t'r enher.
w. CANNON.
Lexington, Miss. Feh. 20, lS4l.
REM AR X $.
Ia Offering the services ct this no2I
animal 10 an enlightened community, ihs
sui scrlher feels tia, is entirely supci huou-
md ont Of place 70 attempt nn eu'ogy
The well known fame Of his celebrated
P>irAs, The plendld career Of ricto'tcS, aud
OF hlshIgh.bred dam, on The turI, Together
with long line Of llasrious Ancestry on
| ooth sides, forbid any common place put.
| he subscliber feels cntfi lent in annonnc-
! ing this valuable acquisition, which lie
las been so fortunate as TO make, that
gentlemen of The South will al once under.
stand and appreciate the advantages now
fer, d 10 them, ~ breeding from ihe pnres,
tuck in the West, Of Union. Owing d
/ IN accidental il, ry received in his thlrf
4 ear, aud the subsequent absence oi be-
Jwner, for Two or three Years, this hons,
I has never b, en- trained; vi if form anc
symmetry of muscle, together with III
a1chrsi pedi rec, coun, any hing, gtn ilt-
I men cannot mistake re llng on hun as :
\ sure geiler oi good coils.
DESCRIPTION.
Pacific is deep red bay; black legs
nane aud tail: fifteen ami hall hand,
4 ish, of a most commanding appearance,
\ ,ud superior action. Ii he does po' ios
SIS both speed and bottom in an mlnen'
iegrce, he greatly teilrs his blood IN form
W., color had gee ei,l appearance, tn.
q ,nder-igned ls assured that he gfea'lN
srtsemblrs the old Pacific. The pnhlIc ar,
4lnvi;ed to call aud examine the pedigree
u PEDIGREE
q Parific vas loaled ~ 1885, was GOT b.
a Id Pacific, dr. Lady Lteton, by Tlmo
a EN-; g dandy PacoleI, (she was also III
Il lam of Johl Lowry, and full sister TO ,h'
q dam Of John DawsouD Q dan ll"z
81 r., la, mare, foaled IN 1910, he prop
a IT, Of Alexander Ewing Esq, near Nash
4 lie, bv Wilkes Wonter, g gg dan
All * Bird by Truxtor, gggg dam 10
n ian Queen.
81 The above Pacific has never bee
|strained, hp is a full brother 10 Cot. Rec
@ror's Bill Gordon. See Turf Regls,e
Epages 100 aud 533.
n L. r. CHEATnAM.
q Nashville, Tenn. Mar. 1888.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
ID Samuel Moore
q john Black
H Attachment returndlle TO TolmcS Circu
"A Court, to april term l84l, for the su
n IF Sqa5 90.
u IA yHE attachment in this case hayin
n "a been returned, duly executed, l.
Ehe Sheriff ol snid county, b. levs in
" rpou certain property e he said deen'
! u INT: II is ID r.lore considered HAY unie.
IA he said defendant do APPEAR oncr h.f3r
n he first day nf the mex, torn Of said cnu
n,EOhe lhrd Monday in April 1S4l,) an
& ave SPECIAL bail, and plead therein, lhi
MI uogmenl will he entered up against hi,
hMfor the amount Of plaintiffs debt and COS
i Hmd the property 81 attached will be sol
p. o satisfy the snme.
TIA jill. Kilpa'rick. Attorney for pl'h.
n.H ~. MORTON, C'k.
IA By s. II. Bmghn ID, c..
stM Mtrch 27, gov. pr. fec : s.
hH STATE CT MISSISSIPPI.
lfH WIN. y. Chew
III rs.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-24
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
James G. Mccoy,

Archibald M. Mayo.
Attachment rctmndble 10 tie April term
ofMe YoIncs Circuit Court ISL, for the
srm IF $500.
TgSAE Attachment in this case having
becn returned duly executed, by
summonlng Israel w. PIckens, as a gar
nishce:-Il is therefore considered lhai
unless the said defendant do appear on or
before the first day Of The next term OF
this Court, Che third Monday Of April
1919 give special bail and plead therein
,ha, Judgment will be entered up against
him. Tor the amount of plaintiffs demand,
aud also proceed against The garnishee
for the amount Of his Indebtedness 10 said
defendant.
}, NJ. Dyer, Attorney.
= III. MORTON, Clerk,
By S II. BaGgtR, D. c.
Feb. 81, l6--4w. Pr. fee SO
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-24

nS WHINE W the '"'eSeiuS P''p1''N
viii be sold, or SO much thereof as may
BE necessary TO pay OF The note mention.
ID in the said deed, for Two Thnusan'
D,ilars, with interest since lhs first Of
January last.
Such title viii be conveyed to the pur
chaser as is ves,d in me by said deed.
N. e. RlVES, Trustee.
Feb. 20-15-9r mr. SD
Posi- TONED
Thefollowing sale is posrpon ed mt
the 81 NioadaS in Ap'il next
NaaFsIl0a's sale.
Grant & Barton
Polllrd Fl. Coates, al ct
Retmaablc 10 United States Circuit
Court, 10 My term Sal.
Hey virtue of the above stated cast
ElA3to me directed from the Honora
bic United States Circuit Court lo
the Southern District Of Mississippi,
will expose to public sale for cash
before Il e Court House door in tn
town Of Lexington, Holmes county
Mississippi on the
i 29h day of March ncrt,
fall the right, title, interest and claim
/ the said defendant bath in aud 10 tn
| following described tracts or parce'
Of land5Io wlt:-the east half sout
cast quarter Of section thirty; an
! south west quarter and north we
quarter and north half east half mort
Feast quarter north half west ha
Enorth east quarter section twcnty-nin
7 also section twenty, and east ha
Enorth cast quarter section ninc-tee
Eand west half south east quarter Sc
Elton eighteen; north half south VIC
.Suuarter and south half cast half sou
ekwest quarter and south half west ha
Enorth west quarter section seveu-tee
e. all in township fourteen, range thr,
y Feast, containing one thousand five hu
e dred acres more or less.
~ Levied on as the property Of polla
I'll. Coates, and will be sold 10 salts
akthe above stated case and cost Of 81
), Sale TO take place in the hours prescri
dged by law.
al FHDELIO S. HUNT, Marshal.
mA BY T. NJ. Ferguson, Dpi'y.
~ Feb. 27, l6-tds. Pr. fee SO
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-24

STATE ne. oT MISSISSIPPI, Pso.,r, -
Joseph W Miller and March tern d
Mar!ha Ann, his wife.
chael J Dickson
pS
Hugh Dickson
|VMX'ils day The pe,;,'n.,
N complaint in his c,.a "and in \
ogt ss, e0S vi; And on opening s '%s a,t
Faction Of The court. ,ha, y TO the sIs
liueh Dickson, is no, a r ,se asl'ld'n
e'a'e' but resdts beyoAd The I'" Fqt
- VA, W, W ordinary process Of ii.
a" an".a -, o .s executed on him, ls,, ns e'
loIdtred that unless the said % 4. .
Aappear before The Probate C r. u.,'e1dau
o"n'y, at the court room IN nv ~ ~ h're
lexington on the first Mond "e io'a
'i IN 81 ana plead answer or de%u, ~ !
4 ~, - o. complaint: herein The scva,I %
sa.,ons thereof, ~ill he taken (o ,' 'a', all
IND such order and decree made de- e Ioa1'"
ne court m"y deem equitable w.. ",'fI .
IT IS further ordered tba, : aAd ID
order be published in the v"py dh
Hion, once week for two mon %l'g'On Y
lively. "'n'us 'uccsa
= :. 'F ns copy from The record,
Y . NJ hoLLINGsWoRTH
IA March G, II a. CIerk
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-24
TuE SUPERIOR BLOOD STALLION

TIT H AS jist arrived IRON ke"'ueNs'
III E the stable of the subs 'r'eef' y
Holmes, county, Mi; four miles ana :
half northwest Of Lexington, on W.
! 4, hula road " here he will stand The ensu
ilng season al The reduced prices Of w.
he slDsIe leap, paid al the time Of service
] S35 lie season, il paid by he hrs' {
AJauary next, which may te pnip W.
$3.50 wrhD tie season, commencing ~
lis, Of March and ending the Is, OF Jun'
Y ind $50 10 insure mare With 'oa'; pa\a
lie On ascerIeiuing the fact. or the chang
aof property.
! Any gentleman making class OF fiv
Anar,s, aud pa, ing within he season sha
shave them At S25 each. Males sent sro'
n, distance will be kept if desired, upon
WnodeIa,e terms ne The country VIII AFFORD
E1or which the money VIII lie txperte
Nv hen the mares are taken away. P"r'ic'
Elar care wlli be taken 20 prevent arc'den
Bor escapes, bot no liability ar trhrr'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-24
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
William II. Ray,
VS..
John Black and
Eobert Fisher.


attachment retprpable TO the Holmes Cir.
cut Court to april term, lS4l, for The
sum of $3.50 co.
FETHEattachmen in this case having
III been returned by the Sheriff Of
sid county, duly executed, by Ievyng
upon certain property, and also by sum.
morning Samuel Stamps as a garnishee
i -, therefore, considered that unless The
sad defendants do appear on or before the
FIST day Of the mex, term of said court
Che third Monday in April, 1919 anf
give special bail, end plead therein, tina
jndgment will We entered up against Ihcn
ior The amount Of tho said plaintiffs debt
ani costs, and The property so attached
VIII be sold, and also proceed against hi
said garaishce to the amount Of his II
oebtedness, TO satisfy The Judgment aCore
said.
ri. MORTON, Cl',.
by =. n Raughn, DC.
Fuliz ~ Brooke pl'tfs npy.
April 9, 81 4wpr fee d. SO
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-24
STATE CT MISSISSIPPI.
WIN. u. Chew
+ P. AppIeN hite.

- ~ ApVlr"H'W.
4hdchment returhdtie to tie October tern
Of tie Holmes county ircnit CONT
1910, for he sam IF S3c9 as
'YEyV IL a,nchmenl "a III 5 case havoo
-E been reu,n d, duly exee u'ed, Tx
'ammonIHg Lewis Ap,ituhiie as ga.
'isl'ee; ard tie de,endaa, failing 10 mp
pear, plead or q mar; i, is 'hrrE re con.
|sIdered hy The CnnE', tina, unless tn stic
elendant do APPEAR, give speclal haii AR
dead Ih'Lcin, on or before The first day o
he next term ct TVS cputis 81 Mouda,
p April nexi, 1871 } iha, ignen wi.
,e en'errd ZIP sgai him trl the atn.nn
r. plNnilfl s demand: oud ,be.puun pro
'e"d az inst III sarnsher Gr The amoun
f his mdtLtt dness.
n. MORTON, elk.
BY s II Baughn, D. C.
FuItz g. Brooke for plaintiff.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-24

NO M
S herby given 10 all cO o'nni.,r,oa
the undersigned Ai lt.,.', deI|
Ill,e estate Of James lI,gg",'6
!, d, will apply 70 me run ronn,,, a
bate Court Of Holmes ror
June term i84l, ihcro :.lI;;. !,
settlement OF their ad1n',r'I''NsON,
JAMES r. WEN .lss.is,
| ,.s,. I7--s"1
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-24
Notice.

ONAACS
T ETTERs of Administers N
- ing been granted % tb b,'' ~. "a
signed by The Honorable Alvs w V'p'
Judge of the Court Of Probate, ",.'I
Holmes County, at the Febr,a,v !.
|of said court, l84l, upon the s,;,' ~
William D. Davis, deceased, ro, t,s
hereby given to all persons foIS,I
claims against said estate, TO e,Ssi
nc same within the time rni,,dl
Jaw or the same will be forevcrEau,i
c. VAN H0UTON,
Administrao.
March 6, 17-6w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-24

TAX COLLECTORS SALE
IN WILL sell to the highest bidder
u for cash, before the Court House
door Of my coun!a, on the first Mon
day of May KIT, the following de-
srcibed properly, TO witt otsnumber
twenty eight, twenty-nine, thirty-Six
aud hirty-seven, fronting on Main and
( harter streets, in the town Oh Tchua,
assessed as the property Of James G.
.Netmore, FIR theyears 1899 and lS4l,
tax on the same rs dollars.
| JOSEPH WALTON, A. 81 G.
OF Holmes county, Mi.
April 3, 2l--4w. Pr fee SIS
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-09
From the North ALBANIAN
TuscUMBlA, May 25th' lS4l'
D,cam NIaCau ay

s,1-As in your letter addFes , and ~
is On ndi,or Of the Florence Enquirer, ,o ~
me h, rJ in the last number OF th1t PaPJI'
pun express your firm belief tnol ~, W. ac,,np
you YOU y his attack upon you is only ac dn,g
noU nv = tool or agent, it becomes NY s ,S,s
as my 1a inf one Acknowledgements
publicly to address YOU o.u,,, 70
So far flom iustigating Mr. Sa am design
,,I III ~ YOU knew nothing OF his , oso ~
Pu publ to my surprise, saw bis sta ie,ima'
=; u" the Southern Argus. The hrst ;.' 'a1 he.
i, ,in sng had that any difficulty ezs, ,a ,S re
, ,O YOU and him, was made 10 20 nv me nur
tween wv" had gone to the tavern 70, ,h lne pI
y yose Of leaving Columbus; ana l ..,en
pose pose, difficulty succeeded IN als;ua vo
,, ;e, from calling upon and cnos'' so,,Sr1 /
nun r ,.O your departure. On my re. ;,nes,
tins P,u'Y had stated here, that n. u r 20
Is ossply retained three dollars JJS 10 zoe I;
t Diem a ge,,5 his friends Knowing ,gS,s ~
y you a%01g 10 be talsshood, dse 1Ss1
STU dutv 10 inform him of'ne 'a'"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-09

necessary, Mr.. Russell will very soon tell
you tale of woe, and exhibit before you
such deed Of dark and damning deprav-
ty, as will cause your blood to curdle.-
This is strong language-hnt bear it in
mind, it comes from one whose state
men,s, as your pastor and Mr.. Childress
can testify, will be believed by valued
ministers of your church, who have been
long acquainted with him.
Very Respectfully, &c,
JAS, SMITH.
May %.
Iregret that the editor of the Florence
EnquiSer should refuse to publish re-
ioinder to an article published in his pa.
per-, affecting moral character--but ap-
preciate his circumstances. But it is en-
tirely wrong, that a notorious dsturber Of
the peace of society, and detected i'm.
poster, be permitted TO calumnia'e the
characters of Others, without even an op
portunity being afforded to make thu
remedy coextensive with the wounds in
ftcted.
OESurely the phrase "PresbyteriaI
Clergyman" viii be taken. from the schoc
| advertisement.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-09
very ItoPO cDNv

Now appeal to you whether DR.. Mac sod
a 9,.,,'oy., = Where now his boas Yn,
about a Presbyterial invesiIga'io On draop.
see t ng yery fast.--By and by y you sna,l
, IeIo ~ hin, in all bis naked de'ofn"'y
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-09
c1NnrNNArf. May 1s 1s4l.

Dsor Sr-Yours of the 10Th rs before
mo Several wears ago DR.. Macaulay'
from Canada, was introduced to me by
nol,te note from J. Morehead, NJ D. VINO
now resides in Ireland. AS DR.. More
head did not certify his ministerial charac'
ter and DR.. Macaulay offered to me 10
testimonials ofthe kind, | did not invite
him TO preach. He expressed desire 10
be emf loyed in some literary institution
but knew no vacancy, and ne dePar'eu'
understood, for Columbus.
some time afterwards, DIR. Macaulay
,vos invited to south Hanover, Ia, to pre-
side over the College, which had been
come time without a President. Shortly
after was in Philadelphia, and was tner'
: informed that he had been deprived q M
, ministerial office, and that has chdracte
,ro. not fair. requested the evidence
e be forwarded to the Board OF Trustees
IS Son,b Hanover, which was done-and
y led 10 the dismissal Of the incumbent tro
,be Presidential char, or TO his resi-!
70 nation. The Doctor removed 10 Nau
It. con. six miles from South Hanover,
lg was informed, in order TO establish
We school: but | suppose ne was unsuccets
p' s,i osI heard of him afterwards at
to IT, Tonis. sndcauoaoring 10 pass himself
Us again as minister, 800 .nro;r,
nd Alter DR.. Macaulay was aPpolh.
ose President of S. Fl. College 4 know
me on what evidence of standing, but 81
nd pose he was appointed usr ~ m npn
s U heard him preach pr ;Ss N fay own Of
'e,a selfand congregation; and had a s:., G'
ga @ @cter and conduct been manlteStly
in 600, GOOD as his preaching, we should u
sta Considered him a great acqulsltlon
our mart of this great valley-o", !. I,
ID a o Yeared far otherwise. If am T'gn.l!
icle. formed, he gipes ministers ana e"' u
lpon md colleges trouble a0hererer ne 60
ough A'' Very respectfully, con
j
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-20

that the two states which have had the
most influence IN our councils. civil and
military, are Virginia and Massachu-
sets.
Inc great drama ofthe Revolution com
menced at Lexington in one, and closed AZ
Yorktown IN the other, The President
OF the first Congress was from one; the
first President of the Union, was from
the other. The first signer of the De-
claratlon OF independence was from one;
the first slgner of the Constitution of the
United States from the other. The
great leaders Of the Federal and Demo
cratic parties, Adams and Jefferson. re-
sided IN Massachusetts and Virginia;
each a slgner Of the Declaration Of In
dependence; each negotiater of his
country's treaties in Europe, and having
both served with nobIest integrity. their
day and generation, they were together
summoned hence, and on the fitch an
niversary of that immortal day which
saw them together, pledging their '-lives.
their fortunes, and their sacred honorst'
in the cause of independence. they de-
parted from earth, borne upwards By the
anthems of a nations Jubilee.-SGran.
nah Georgian.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-20

1t will be seen by the foregoing that
only four States produce more than 500
to each head of the PoPulation-viz;
Vermont, Mississippi, Arkansas and
Louisiana. Of these Vermont takes the
lead, and must certainly be considered
the most enterprising, industrious and
thrifty Agricultural State in the Union
Massachusetts is lowest IN the scale;
but that State is engaged extensively IN
Commerce and Manufactures.
The States most devoted to planting
and farming, or whose products are
chiefly agricultural, are mostly the
southern and western. All the New
England and middle States, and also
Ohio are considerable manufacturers,
and the most of them have large com
mercial and navigating interest, causes
which operate to draw away hands from
agriculture.
The average productions per eaPitsH'
is S77 so. Fourteen members OF the
Union rise above this average, the re-
naming ten below it.
We hope it viii not be long before the
public is favored with complete corrected
statements, showing the results OF ths
whole productive industry of the eoun
try 1t will furnish mass Of facts
which, in many points Of view, may wei
be considered invaluable. The diter
ences which may be visible between tn
productions of the several States WI
perhaps be accounted for by something
besides disparities in population Il
other words, the homely question ma,
now come up: "Do they work Il rightt
And the answer may be ofsom servic'