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TcEN u, WISE

WILL attend at Washington to the prosecution
w Of claims before the Department In all ca
es, when case is placed in his hands it, must
be accompanied by a free proportioned to the char
acier Of the business, and subec TO the nsua per.
centum, on the amount Of claim when finally adius-
ted. No letters viii be taken from the Post office
unless The postage is paid.-For the present, let
terS must be directed to him al Pikevle, Md, which
is three hours ride from the city.
Persons are authorized to refer 10 the Hon. Al
bert G. Brown, and Hon. Jacob Thompson, Miss
TO the Hon. Dixon II. Lewis, and Hon. Reuben
Chapman, of Ala; ts the Hon. VIM S. Fulton
and c. A. Harris, Esquire, Of Arkansas; Col Breed
love, and George Whitman, Esquire OF New-Or-
leans; General Call, DR. Charles Byrne, Gen, Her
nandez, and Hon. c, Downing, Florida; Judge Iver-
son, and David Golightly Esq; Of Columbus, Geo
gia; Alfred V. Scoot, and John Henv. Fsuuires, of
Montgomery, Alabama; and TO Major R. B, Lee,
L. S. A, St. Louis, Missouri
WAnnSerSS, March aSth, 1871. 4s-k
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-11
New World and Boston Notion.
For Only $500!

THE Publisher Of the Boston Notion announces
that he has made an arrangement with the Pub
Usher OF The New World, bv which, all those whc
wish to subscribe for the Boston Notion and The
New Word together, can have both Journals for one
year on paying or renting postage free, So 90 in
advance Az The two papers do not publish the
same stories IN conunuaton,and, as they will endea.
yor to avoid issuing the same matter, it is thought
that this arrangement will be acceptable 10 those
who would Ike TO take in two periodicals whose
ample dimensions enable them to contain all he good
floating popular literature Of the day.
The New World is now publishing Samuel War
rens (author oGPassages from the Diary OF late
Physican) magnificent story Of Ten thousand
Year; Charles Dickens Boz Barnaby Rudpe; w
Harrison Ausworths Guy Fawkes; and Henry
Cockton's Stanley Thorn.
The Boston Notion is publishing Captain Mar
ryatt's new novel The Poachcr; w. Ii. Aiaswortbs
Old ST. Paut's; and Henry Cocktons George ST.
George Julian.
Besides these seven novels, to be obtained al the
small rate of 50 0G per annum, the Boston Notion
and New World publisha vast number Of selected
and original articles iron the pens Of the first au-
lhors in the literary world, as well as much
greater quantity Of editorial matter than is usuav
contained in weekly papers all valuable public do.
cuments-proceedugs of Congress and the STATE
Legislatures, and copious compends Of intelligence
from the four quarters OF the globe.
The Notion is also publishing series of Conica,
Designs by D. c. Johnston, ESQ. the Cruikshank cf
America-and a series ofSpIendld Engravings. de-
signed and engraved by the best artists in London
and obtained from the London publishers a, yerv
SIeat cost expressly lor the Notion. These Two
features alone will render volume orthe paper ey.
ceedlngDv valuable and interesting.
The New World is publishing series Of Literary
Portraits, drawn and engraved expressly for the
psper-toge'hef with series Of Splendid EnGra-
to RemlttanceS to be made in curr, pt bills IN /
WNCHEsTER, Ann street, New York-or to
GEORGE ROBERTS.
State street Boston
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-11
il DICIARI.
CIRCUIT COURT.

Til, cour, has original jurisdiction in civil cases,
IN which the sum in controversy exceed $50. For
each OF the eleven circuits, uoge and attorney are
elected qladrrnnalIy, from November.
This court has also exclusive criminal Jurisdiction
uE-oRGASIzATIoS OF TIE JUDICIAL DISTRICTS.
IAs per Act, approved Feb, 10, lsi0l
Id Judicial District, composed Of the counties of
Warren, Claiborne, Washington and Bolivar.
2d Judicial District, composed Of the counties Of
Yalohu,ha, Carol, Choctaw and TalIahatche.
Sd Judicial District, composed Of the counties Of
Adams. Wilkinson and Jefferson.
4th Judicial District, composed Of the counties Of
Smith, Copiah Simpson, Scott Newton, and Ne
StOba.
5h Judicial District, composed Of the counties Of
Jones, Jackson Green, Perry, Wayne, Clarke, and
LauderdaIe.
9th Judicial District, composed Of the counties Of
Noxubce, Ldwndcs, KemPer, Winston and Okub-
bella.
7th Judicial District, composed OF he counties Of
Kinds, Madison, and Rankin.
sth Judicial District, composed oil the counties Of
Monroe, Itawamba, Tlshemingo, Ponloloc, Chcka-
saw and Tippah'
10Th Judicial District, composed Of The counties OF
Yazoo, Holmes, Attain and Leake.
llth judicial District,composed Of the counties Of
Lawrence. Covington, Hancock. Marion, Pike, Am
iie and Franklin
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-11
RUNAWAY.

LNROM the subscriber living in Kinds county NJ
IL Negro maa named Alfred. He is sbput s;-
feet high, black complexion, twenty two or three
years old, quite likely and smart. He is aiming 10
get 10 Georgia, he formerly belonged 10 John Fair.
Chds of Kinds comfy.
will give liberal reward for him, irtaken IN
aud lodged in anv Jail, 60 that can cetbn ~ oup
Hundred Dollars if delivered 10 me in Hind, corn,,,
Mise. Wa OIvJs
JuE II, iS4i-Bv'
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-11
r U l. Z s
Of the High Courts Of Errors and lppcals,
.4dopisd al ats January Term, ls4O.

Ot the High Courts OF Errors ana .IppGats,
adopted al ats January Term, ls4O.
Ordered That hereafter, when a case is reached
on the docket, fno counsel appear on either side or
when no counsel be marked on the docket The case
shall be dismissed: Prorided, hOWeuer, That such
dismissal may be sent aside, on good cause shown
supported by affidavit; bat in no case will such dis
missa be set asde unless the affidavit also show that
h ere are probable merits
When any defendant in error shall be dissatisfied
with the security taken in any writ oicroT bond, he
NAV move the court for rule upon the plaintiff in
error 10 show cause, on day TO be named, why the
supersedeas should not he discharge, or other Sc.
curity given; a copy of which rule shall be served
on the planfin orror, least five days before the
expiration of the same
The motion for the rule must he founded upon n
affidavit OF the insuilicency OF the scrutiny taken
and the affidavit of person interested in the udg-
mert below, may be read in support of ihe applca-
ton II the court is satisfied from the affidavit that
there is cause TO nlerpoSe, the rHe will be entered
On showing cause, affidavit is taken by either party
NAV he read to show the sutfCiency or nsulhbiehcy
of the security taken, provided reasonable notice be
given Of the taking OF the same The affidavit Of
the security may be received. IL the security is
adudged insufficient, the additional security must
be approved by the court
Ordered, That hereafter when relargument is
ordered The re-argument shall be had al the same
term at which il is graned-the cause 10 be placed
at the end Of the docket OF the district to which il
belongs TeSt R. A PATRICK, Clerk.
rrAnI
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-11
Can bet found at simpsons New
Cash store

THE Spring Styles of MusIins and printed
l. Lawns Check and cross barred Musms-Some
beautiful patterns Chally's, Gne Linen Csmbrlck
Linen pocket llandkerchieS, Hem stitched do, Fancy
ShawlS Black Nett Silk Gloves; White do Cotton
Hose at Extra low prices, CorsetS Black Printed
Lawns, Irish Liners, Beachcd Domestics, Brown
do. Apron Checks, Long lawns, Birds Eye Diaper,
10 Ia Damask Linen for table use, with many other
Styles Of Spring Goods, only 10 days from New
York, and at ower prices than ever before sold in
this place. April Isl ls4l.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-11
Washington, Oct. "a, ls4o.
TERMS OF KENDALL's EXPosrroR.

IEkMS OF hENDhLLS . FAIOSl lUk.
The ExroslroR will be printed in the ncaes
manner upon royal sheet, folded in octave form
each number making slXteen pages, with an index
at the end OF each volume embracing one year Il
will thus constitute book containing a history o
passing events, with discussions upon important
questions OF human right aud public policy, and may
be bound for preservation
Price, ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM paid in
ddeaace, No paper wiII be sent until The cash be
received and at the end Of the term subscribed for
every paper will be discontinued unless new term
be previously paid for. Bank notes of every discrp
ton viii be received at their specie raiue.
The first humber Will be issued about the middle
oil January next.
Post masters are authorized by law and rerua.
tons To send money 10 Editors in letters written by
themselves
All letters to the Editor must be free or postage
PAID.
Subscriptions will be,receved at the Globe office
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-11
Lost.

ON Saturday evening last, small pocket book
~ containing note 90 A. Il. Campbell for $3.50
the finder will obge the subscriber by leaving it at
this eficeI K. KlLCREAS.
June 10 lStl-Sa 81
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-11
COACH MAKING.
R6Kdh
Rky S<s<s,-sexkN IN
&8s Use N!. .l@ G. I

THNHE Subscriber having commenced 'ns o 1oa-
Making business on St. John Street, one aov'
from the corner of Main street, opposite the Coh
mercaI bank, is prepared to execute orders !" Nh u,
above line with neatness durability and drpa'..
He hopes, by strict attention to business, to n''"'
share Of public patronage r,,oupSoN.
NIB. Repairing Painling and vaTnshlng O'''
with neatness and on the most reasonable 'e,n: "
Columbus April 18th ls4l,
Argus will please copy
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-11
pa GIDEON a:E5ESC% y

LATE OF ELECTkA V"VNN r. ,iumhns
TrAS located himself permanently at o9lu'na". n,o.
III Mi where be will attend 10 q cases lh hs a.
fsson. Mr.. L. fiatters himself that WIN eiu sh.ss a,
tention to his business that he will merit s.- At
public patronage. He cah be ionno ~ 49, "A Land
his Office in Market Street, opposite ths %"
0fice.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-11
APPOINTMENTS.

The Hon. JACOB THOMPSON a candidate
for Congress and X. 5. GRAVES, Esq, candidate
ior State Treasurer, wl address their lew-cilizeus
al the lnllnMlnn lImns and nInres NJ
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-11
APPOINTMENTS.

WIN. NJ. GWlN n candidate for Congress, and
JOHN ID. FREEMAN. candidate Tor Attorney
General, will address their fellow. citizens, at the
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-11

The Hon. n. q. SHsTgroE and TIsHINAN M-
TrrvEs. Es1, candidates ior Governor. Uul sd-
dress ther ltow-ci, zcns al the following umes and
places, va; v..-,.. ,.-u,-.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-11

A F: YOUNG 4 OF; BLEDS0E, .atto,
n. "ey' at Lac, Cslnmba', .Nisnssiypi.
Feb - 1852 81 ~
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-11
RUNAWAY NEGROES IN THE JAlLS
OF ALABAMA.

Committed to the jail Of Mobile county, on the
slh day OF June lS4l, runaway save who caIl' his
name GEORGE, and says he belongs to lohn Don,
ivan, residing IN the city Of New Orleans State Of
Louisiana. Said slave iiaboui 80 or + years DID,
five ltei 10 or II inches high, Of black complexion,
no scars or marks perceptbc.
GEO. HUGGINS, Sheriff.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-11
A TABLE

ShowinE when, and whers, The Circuit Court Of
each County in The Slate Of Mississippi is held.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-11
Terms.

ERMS.
For one copy Of the Extra Globe 81
copies do 8
II DO do 10
25 do do 30
And so on in proportion for greater number.
For | copy Of the Congressional Globe, or Appon-
dix so cents.
For copies Of either 25O
" II do 5 90
" 25 do 10 90
And so in proportion for greater number.
Payments may be transmitted by mail, postage
DaId, at our risk. By the regulations of the Post
Office Department postmasters are authorized to
frank letters containing money for subscription 10
newspapers.
The notes of any bank, current in the section Of
country where subscriber resides, vii be received
by us at par.
20 No attention plRbe pad to any order unless
The money accompanies 10.
BLAIR & RlVES.
WASHINGTON CRY April 90, l84l.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-11

And so on IN propoTIon Tor greater number.
For | copy Of the Congressional Globe, or Appon-
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-11
Covrrnmcnt of Mississippi.

A. G.. NCNurr, Ggvr.Gdr, ul 1871.
'Tu-y,s B. WoUrvskn. Secretary Of State.
II. SlryrEEs. Autr0r OF Public Accounts
5. Crars State Treasurer,
i. r. ColI.ss, Attorney GeneraiuU Nov. l5la
JUDICIARY.
.J{rs, sftle High Court qf Errors and Appeals
-WT L. SHarkey. James F. Trotter and Edward
.Tr--e-. Clerk Robert Patrick.
The .,h court of errors and appeals has 90 jl-
si.ctoa. ezcc1. what properly be ongS N a court
af srfar end appeals; ~ sessions are holden on the
f-s, M9r!avof January and July, AZ jackson, be-
mo virtually buroEe session per ahnum.
Ct.qsHer Of the S,ats-R. II. BuchHer. Clerk
-B. l.. Dixon.
Tie superior cour, Of ohancory has jurisdiction
over all matters, pleas and complaints whatsoever,
belonging Ia. or coguzabIe il court OF equity; il
holds Two session annually.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-11

WAsHNGros Cry. April 90 l84l,
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-11

June

Committed othc Jail Of NIob., county, on the IS,
day of June, lSli, runaway slave who calls his
name ALEXANDER, aud says he was recently
brought from North Carolina by John McKane, a
negro specuntor, and sold to a man by the name OF
Smels1n, residing in Marengo county of this State.
Sad slave is about 10 years old, five feet high, OF
dark complexion no sears or marks percepthle.
GEO HIGGINS Shcri0
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-02-26
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Die S6lQ6t kct SEEM zSrlean5.


Nm lsbtcn ttcn Sonuor >ror OCT 2Gite SabreStoo
lancr reutmuroi9en Gbloebt, ucldDe cen Ginfousn
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leete uiIo UNI 9cnerol Sadfcn6 GGlafe cen uuver-
9an9ttn 5oelcenlcrbeer ano.-yGir licfern unleru
Helern nobtrd9litb fcl3enoe ltcberisem9 cc5 BE-
tiDtte enc6 Gu9tn6eu9cn eer Sc9etenkeiten oieies
ocrEon0nlpOcuen &a9te "a mir peymutDn oGrfsn,
cap peleu unlcr eln9enonoertcn 2ancslcute Die
@nllnbeiten oer1lben nctb niht betannt iino.
Sodicn'o Slrjen Omit oIStn QSo,tcn mero;n in
ocr 8el0ebte bic Gtanswtvts unt>rDalt Nc,nSr-
lsons tc5clbnet) btitauoeu nur III elmer am lineen
ufsr ose Ganals, Der fruDer elmer Wuble oa5 9Goi-
tr jufubrts, fudDti9 MISUNDERSTANDING, per-
tbeici9t Don Gotertn, Die leoe 1G Sanonen os5
oerlDicoen(tsn GaIIber5 6oDtt. un9cotet oer Gilc,
nit wetber Die Ser1an6un9 9e9roben wuroe, ,par
e orb NIT be!punotrn5luuroa umltbt 9elpQblt
uno Elm uortrefflider Sertbeioi9un95punet, oe6sn
Sortbeile Sen. Soeflou nit eincm 8life literlab
ais CT 9e9en Den brittilben Sen. Seen sum Nnorffs
ausrufte.
Ser @ou9clrtefen 5piibcn Gem Strcme uno ocr
8aloun9 1T bier en9cr, ais an irSeno elmer onoern
Steue in Der gSdDe pen SEEM -Srleons Sic Sruft-
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@anol entlon9 ouf9cwor fen uno in unre9elmdbioen
3~iItenr6umcn re Satterien pom Strome bis mad,
Dem @aloe erribtct. Der SDeil ccs Gcbon5,perfs,
1petber biz gu Den un5u9dn9liben prairisn (uoer
"Sbuttermcrolten, H." nie man lle in9ouliana ncnnt.
neil lie in ftbatternoe 8ewe9un9 serotbsn, menn
man oorcuf trit) fubrte bate teine8atern, oa oer
8sino un1no9lib 2Irtiuerje oa9e9en uoritfen loBen
tOnnte. Gen. Sodlon wubte Ibon felt Gem 6. San,
oab Sen. podsnbam feline @erfbanSuusen ourdb ei-
men oQ9en'enen Sturm 5u nsbmen beob(ibtiqte :;
oenn bic entfernun9 in tuslbe iib bic 8ritten oez
ossyt batten, Usrbars bre 8erutsunsen niebt gang
b Dem uu9e ees ametieouil ouilhenSefsblsbaber5 Nm
7ten braebte Sen. Sodion beinabe ben sanSen Sag
auf Dem Dabe oes tcoufes 5u, in mel6em ct fein
6auptquartier ouf9ei6laesn, uno nit einem quten|
Seletope entoedte ct Don bier aus Die ean5e britt
I@e Armse, tpie i'e iidb pom strome bis dum8alre,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-02-26
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llnb mcbcr febret fc Surfdc -
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Gle Wtutter fpracb nit ftrcn9ent Slife:
ASarnm flno pcine 9Son9cn rrtb?
ga fprtd)t ile fhiidtcrn nit Grr6tben,
O0s &epfdlen III Die SNono 9eltlltt:
"Sd) balf pcm 9l,tuer oran6cu iGteu
ll1o babe MIDI babet ertist.'
lluo wteber fcmut fle ten,9cgau9eu
uno thre etppcn marcn rrfh;
Sic Stutter fra9t le Dpuer Sar9cn:
9Sarum ljuo Dctnc yippcn roth
Oa Last t1e ticf ba6 &6pff)cn 1lnfcn
llno iprlcht gang letL chne' auf;uIehn:
"Sd) fcunt Der Sirttheu 1iibenl 0Siufcn
8llrrp1tr ntd)t ld19er mioeritehn."
Doeb cinltmols fommt Ie hetm9e1dlthen-
Sic SH1nce fnlt, ra6 Slrtt6 milo,
Der NSon9e Wluth 5u Sdhnec cr6liden,
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