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New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

EOLWEIL & HKEyOORT,
LIAsHIONAKLE TAsL0RlNtI hs IA a NJ. ~ L. s!i Ssht
and , pabc generally they have just received their ason
@ o now prepared to execute the coming in
their usual style ofe elegance
N r. Terms Cash Ard prices low. SO
IJLOTIIs, CAsssuEREs AND yEsTENGs.-
The subscriber by late arrivals several ef
wool b1ck u,.be green Prince Albert olive and brown CLOTHS
CAsSIMERES-wooI black and fancy doesku and plain.
vEsTNGs-Ri9ah q ~ 11ylst;; oKS =: TRi%n1SGs rRiS
Seas Scge. Bindings, Cords PLAID Lnngs, Buttons
all hich viii be sold By the pask1s or piece at the lowest market
prices, at No. lri ENTHUSIASTICALLY 1ouv y Krprru.
RGOI-s.-i2 casks, sale by GRINNELL, MlhrURN &
~ Sourh au2i
vi aua4 GRINNEI.L MINTuRN co Is soa,h-.t
sGs$2 Gsa; ;,;o5sd @ . for sale
SsDA'AaH-5' '0o' '' ssastg :ss sE BROOKS $, rs.,,v
TNNGLIsM IRoN-sOo w.ll orted Enelish IrOn for
Il sale by liKIhNtIL. MINIURN CO 77 South st au2i
~ IN tOEFEE-30O b1rs pr,ne e-een Coffee. sale
X Sy GRIS~ELi. MiNrURN { CT. : Sou'h-.t. asl4
MANILA IN oIs:s,-5O ,.,65 sa.s for sale e Sy
IL n aa.4 < 4 " GRISNEiL MiNTUKN co :: soah-st
MANILA sUGAR4oQo ,s;, Bag; 70, :, sae by BY -
wi au2i GRINNELI~ MlNruRN CO. y South-,t
oJlIs,s-aO basket, Russia dressed Quilts FOR sale by
" .n24 GkINNELl. MINTuR> & co : South st
SHEATHTNG COPPER-loo case; Englnh Shta'h'Hs
- s se'nns Copper GRIM I@ L. MxrURS * Co Is ouh
GAIL CLOTH.-5O0 packs Rassia sal cote a,sorea for
= al. by GRINNFIJ MlNTlIRN & Co - Sonh-st al2i
ID USsIA sHEETINGs.--o bales brown and bsaehed,
II for by GRINNElL MiNTURN 30 = sonhst aHai
ATA COURT OF IIEANCERf, Aeld oT the State
n No-York City Newiork on the IN day OF July
one thousand hundred foyone present William NC
Coup George Fair AND Abraham
Lsckws Thomas Darling ash other ana william
Order the appearances resident defendant
appearing upon proof BY affidavit made his cause ihai
William bbo-on resides out OF tns STATE ard =
re,dent OF Shes in England On reading and Ming sand ida
VT on la.c Adnce ESQUIRE solicitor Ter the coHa
herein and notice thereof 10 De on me
onpanauts Solicitor within months from me ua o ' -
flied and thereof 10 De setsed on ne
ompapants Solicitor DAYS after service oi copy OF
ad bill and tina, thereof said bill o complaint DC aHen
confessed y And further ordered taa "lihia LNen
i,y from the the SAID c1 1S o'
paper and 10 the IrouHe
printed in this weeks IN succession ana once
or that complainant cae copy o th ossef
served op the bbotson personally nj least twenty
the time prescribed Tor ms
! herein ;yl4 i.rswI Copy. HIRAM WALWoRTH, Clerk
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MARINE LIST.

MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEw-YORK, SEPTEMBER :. ls4
TIN 80 81
uS uSsrrs-................6 a HIGH 20
Latest
Liverpool Aug Havre Indirect Aug 6 N Orleans Aug 30
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commercial and Nor y Matters.

sales after the II oard.
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AUG ION S ALES.


Josiah Richards.
BY BANGS, RICHARDS g. PEATT.
loo BrecGsay
TUESDAY, August 81, and following days.
Book-rhe Books VIII - commenced Tuesday
sorrpg August O'Clock. and continued from day dsr
until sold the Of the caaogue Catalogues r-sdy
SATURDAY rcruing, 81 II O'Clock.
Binders Leather-c6 dozen Maroon Ssins
10 Blue 3"
Papcr-l0 reau, Embossed Letter Paper.
35 lCmo
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Ship Carolina Drummond 43 ds fin Liverpool Ncsmith
Leeds. -.
Shin Tennessee, IS d, fun Harre niazc. Richards
Saip snesee Lyons IS d. I'm Liverpool mdze Roche Bothe
ship Scotland Robinson % days from Liverpool mdz' l.
Dyson. 900 .,
Bark Frunca Edwards 40 d from Amsterdam mdze Goddard
& Co. ~,
order. - -,
Brk Stafford Bremcr Ids I'm London mdze Smith
Brig Cardinas Churchill IS DIS I'm Malaga wine &C. Thurs
Brig Congress- Pman 81 Dc FIN Liverpool coal &C. Geo Watson
~ passengers.
Rsir Acton Johnson Is de- Pcou, coal Durham Dmon
Br brig Loys William Holly Is d n ST Johns ~ skiu' &C.
DupscOmb n Beckwith.
Brig Science Jones ds fn Lubcc, plaster to ORDER
Brig Baltm Duakan d fn Lubcc plaster TO Captain
Bf schr Irene Jornycr, IA ds I'm Sidney coal II BTaue
Sch Edward Adams lie Baron II d im Sidney coal refers
d Co. ~ -,
sch South Carolina Howard is from Wilmington e. nava
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CLEARED.

Ship Roscoe Hutcston Liverpool t;rinnel, anurn Co.
Hrics Tuscan Corrns Boston Co Leonor Lee vii
miug n Ogden; brig james Allison, smith Windsor
e B,rclay Swe brig Sodermsn Anstcr rdam Boor
u4u, JOhuson & Co.
Schr Virgniuu, Bedcl Norfolk. Va.
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= pHoCLAlI.TI0N

By WILLIAM H. SEWARD Gorernor tte Stdte Of Nee-Iors
Whereas Mary youas residing a the city Of
York lately and murdered IN the said city or IN
portion NeaJsrsey contiguous thereto and
whereas the effort, By police Of ,h city Of 10 dis
cover the perpeator of appears from the public
pin, proysd altogether un-uccf and whereas the and
ecaty Of society require atrocous crises should
inpua,hed:
Now therefore, hereby declare and make kno~R
nrd Of seye undod and Fifty Dollars will he paid whooyr
ba give resulting the conviction either this State
or in the State NeJersy person guilty OF the said
And do hereby enon upon all and other and
ministers justice that they be egen in their efforts to bring
the offender Offenders condign punishment
In testimony whereof have caused pyy seal Of the State
affixed city of Albany this thirty first
l. August, thousand sight hundred and foy-oue
WILLIAM II SEWARD.
BY the Governor:
SAM'L. BLA1cnFoRp- Private Secretary s4 iw
Il The Mayor desires all persons Of either who
were Sunday 25 July along the embankent
Weehawken NwJerey the public house the end OF the
bankmeni They ~ please Cal him the Mayors Office n the
City Hail. any day between Of 10 osk A NJ and P
NJ him under their signature Where and when
they may he
The Editors each paper the cy will please give this ia
sertlons and send their bills the Mayors Office.
NewYork, Sept. c. ISL. - BITS
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PORT OF NEw-YORK, SEPTEMBER :,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09


L1Fio''vl >a-lis-TzT--sz -
hrcvuI.y ga eSHsumelt 49, olss..
oi ice explosive force o. ,gr- -. q h-s-.
invented by DR. A.r1srasr ~. \, ,-l.as ...
iai- Those exhibited ssrs go '' S5s- & a.
-i,o inches 81 diameter filed ~, a.
matter and eore thrown foro . u. '.a.-.
canal a distance Of some went, . zen. %.
On touching tAe suffice lie, Ian y ''''iE "a.
"'la report equal 70 four ,.,..+ 81
column OF water fly fool1a,o he .,, - 5'-i-,.
''lS' % a larger scale, and drs,b,r..i ~
MoT'ar' they would coashtu, 80 I'm
tive engine. There sas 40 n. I "a 's'a..
them ''s Used 20 4...
,,;, -" L .'g ON insha second czper,ura, ~.
WIN shells Of larger SIZE. seven, 7. '5i -.
ged from Tie hand. Some We're - , a''' s',-..
ihcy sunk to The bottom Of the nv, s-'''s- {
dag, aud then IN, of VIA pr,,, , ss.si' ''
huge coiumbs Of the water aLo,a ''i's-.
Others were made to burst few lss ..-,''''.--
"a'erand Others again immediately All ,''''' %
on sinking tie surface. Several or,5,. ,''l-.
ded with iae report Of 6 or 9 por,d 90, "a q.
seni tao water in some instance. .''-' Ell
feet in the au On oae oc,,.,," 10y A4a %.
sent up was 50 great thai i sn,.,I " il-a,
heavy shower bath on the shore ~" ~ {" Ia .
spectators SO freely thai II set Them ,g,' 'V De-
perng. '''r
TO prove the safety Of ,t.se ,s,lr.
them, the inyenlor,in two or ,br,s ,n,,.. uiao' q,
them from bis hand on Tie hand c,o,sa '''''I'.
kicked them about with his leetnn,J !, I-' -fa
were lnden,ed, without goinn off H. ''S '1l S1'''
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09
HON. IAcoB THoMpsON.

We lean from Judge S. j. Gholson that the
Hon Jacob Thompson was agRlo attacked with
fever at Ripley while on his tour. lie was still
sick OF Ripley at the last account,
messenger was dispatched from Oxford TO
meet him at Monroe county with intelligence Of
the eXleme illness Of his wife and child
Mr.. Thompson' has been sick neatly al
snmtter, but anSious to meet the pressing calls OF
his friends, all over tie State, he Determined 10
take the stump III his yet too feeble heutb-~an'
other relapse is the result We know the friends
Of Mr.. T. are disappointed at mol seeing HIM Al
his several appointments, but they may rest a..
suied that il Is Il ouch moto serious disnppoint.
mcn to him tban ID them. We hope soon t.
heat az his restoration 10 health,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09

--.rt,. Having barely reminded tie gentleman hat
=. Ht5 .r4ie 20 1erceptlie REM 10 either %. he
rs-.. great constitutional, mora and risg5!e ar-l
,-.-t-. Nr. Tucker proceeded 70 raise The ye.
r.,l which tas bank men aliempt 10 Surround jAgi-
.a... .,..s-aad Bee Old % elte,ualE.
nm us-.ested thar. though NJ. Tucker 0, not
as ssqaggt a speskyr as Mr.. Preny-as or M. Cay,
~, fcisa more ineligible JebateT--a more honest
s.sr.sr. a better reasanar and salaJer Judge
fI,p either ollhem The bond question had never
~ his mace been SO satisfactorily argued. nor has
apv sneech hitherto 90 eheetuay dispersed Tie
doab.s which pe-p.exed the minds OF some wto
earnestly desired light upon the subject As much
a tlis subject las been discussed, there are nUm-
hers Nh, heard Mr. Tucker that had not before
became satisfied how TO act.
Captsin Siarke spoke II reply 70 Mr.. Tucker,
but as tie tay was nearly speht, he could not 60
into much argument. The Captain IS quite iasc.-
nan, in AIS manner aud expression, and Wi
doubtless become good speaker. Tie put II to
fucker right merri.y Just usder the shorl ribs for
having consumed 50 much time, but Old TaIaboa
took il all verv kindly Put us down as good Tor i;
least 20 majority IN this precinct
PLAIN DEALER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09

We pa. sbto-17y, te .r~erof Mr. Badqer1..
the Statement q Nr. Be-. explaining lie causes
wh.cl induced them so resign Taey make o1
strong ease, II must be admit, cd, acl.as. Pres
dent Tyler But e, it he remembered tina, me
statements are an sl 3affs and from .uliy.dl
ais acting under the influence Of cya.pera'ed feel
'ags. Lei itbe remembered TOO that they wer,
not John Iy.sr's Cabae!--thai be had 20 hlua
IN selecting them, that their political creed dir
icrcd with his ia almost every impoaau, point -
Badger IS fedefalis' Of tie deepest dye Ew
ing is a Bauhitc aud, il is said reckless On.
princpie1 Speculation. BEL is political sposiota
a sneah nc, WHY changing. How was It po.sibl,
l5r NJ Tyler hg' mialeI |rgnan, aud a
disciple of the Jcienouon school to get on with
such a cabinet NhatWe bI8mo him most for
is that the ke?, them aboa, him 50 long. he ought
10 haze kicked them or. Us soon as lie 20. to
Washington. They wcre hcarcss, Teacher
Gus SET. 10 Tho language Of The Globe, whose
seating article on Ewng's letter We shall pub.
lish next week, "wo 10 not believe that any
President was ever surrounded BY more arful
Pct6dN more hearess treachery, than Mr.. Ty.
Ter has been, and the game This prosecutors now
IS to turn their own crimes INTO accusations Il,
ganst him"
We believe that both PcIl and Ewing have
made Ease staleme Is, orat least have coored
and distorted facts, to silt their Purposes. The
Richmond Enquirer Of tie 18th ul says, "we
understand bjm OR. Ty'cr) to have declared to
membofot Congress that many Of tho statements
Of Mr., Ewing are false, that if he were at ljbor
ty to dacloseihe conduct ofsome Of his cabinet IN
relation to a bank, it would appear Infamous
aud, that he had determined to remove lhem
if he had not been under the impression thu;
they would remove themselves" Toshow what
little confidence ought to be put in what Ewing
says, VIC will condemn him gu, Of his own mouth
In hs letter 10 the President Of the Senate, dated
June l2th 1871, he says, at is proposed 10
igcol porale Bank in the DHtrcl of Columbia, by
tie nameo Fiscal Bank . the L, S. having capI-
tai OF thirty millions Of dollars with power TO es-
tablisb branches or office Of drcount and deposIte
N The several States wHh HE osseRt ol the States"
tAnd the bill, which he framed Tor this purpose,
corresponds with the letter. II did require tie &C.
sent Of The States for the establishment Of bran.
ches n their bolders)
Now, see what he Gays III Ills letter Of rcsigno-
zion:
"The bin which reported 10 Congress- with
your appreciation, at The commencement of the SEES.
sion, had the clause regulating agencies, and The
power 10 deal IN exchanges, as strongly developed
The one YOU have now rejected, and equally csth-
oHt the assent ot thc States
Here he clearly coniradicts and roiutes himself!
Such witness ought not to be believed in a
court Of Justice.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09
MAINE--&LonIous nrMocRArlo TRIUMPH !

MAINE--G LoRlous DrMocRArlo TRIUMPH
Our victory in Maine IS complete. Fairfeld's
majority over hent, the present Why Governor
is at least ten thousand! Tho Legislature is
overwhelmingly democratic. Tho Senate viii
stand ~ democrats to 4 wings! lnthe House
the democratic majority will be at least 80, We
will PUBLISH the full Official returns as soon as
they come 10 hand Maine voted last fall for
s'iippecanoo aEd Tyler too." Such com lete
political revolution, ia so short time, is whhou.
parallel But the same change is going
every where The whi5 party is, in fact, dead
and buried, and It's God Father, James Watson
Webb may as wei write its obituary. The
Boston Pos, thus speaks OF the result in Maine
"But this is not halt the tale. We have e.
nough to warrant the statement that the MAINE
BRIGADE OF THE WHlG PARTY Is
CUT TO PIECES. The people have risen
IN then majesty, and have sent rebuke in tones
Of thunder 10 their deceWerS. FAIRFIELD
is chosen Governor undoubtedly, 10y a large ma
lofity. In word toe Wing patty have beea
lOhlVNii h"lcti tNpA dti" VI "-'NhN' 10 bSihu
ctals Of Maine have thrown off the Wing yoke
IN gallant style. They have set an example for
other States 10 follow. The news as 1t travels
through the country vii give joy 10 tho De
M0CRACY, and will sound death knell to the
supporters Of WHlGGlSM, The Mig par,
Ia is IL danger !" shouts the National lnIeli
gencer; and with a microscopic look sees the
danger 10 small beer conspiracy Of some Wing
ltItel wniels -some petty caves catcher The
sound that w,ll soou boom IN It's ears viii tell a
| different slor, from this. The Wing party is tru
IN III dagger But Il is IN danger from the con
sequences of It's own FRAUD, FALsEHooD and De
cEPuoN. II is in dagger from It's unparalleled
hypocrisy in pretending 10 regard Tor Jefferson
iaa principles when seeking power, and after haV
ing oblaued powei in carrying through series Of
as t EDERAL MEASURES as ever cursed the
equity. II is in danger from the shteous inds
nation Of people thus Unsettled and thus betrayed.
The result 10 Maine is the handwriting on the
wall Of the Wing emple--it will make the knees
OF every Wing Beshazzar in the land trembe.--
"Again we congratulate the Democracy on The
result 10 Maine, such result is giving W hg'
glsm 10 more than its deserts. Democrats IN
eother States owe It 10 themselves TO buckle on
Ylher armor for baHIe that shall redeem them
'ttom lhe disgrace Of WAis.s!n'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09

"lIo "a gentleman who has lately returned
from an extensive cucuit through the nouhwea.
tern portion OF the sta,ej Is ,onhdent tina, the
whis ticket viii succeed N Choctaw by a small
msjonty, III talron by 80 yoes.--sIfsas.
Wohaye just conyorsed With gentleman who
is rather inchucd to be bond payer, who tells Us
Il totally different tale. lie is direct from Carroll
aud he ysswes Us TINT 1t Is the seueta Impression
there both with wings and democrats, that Shat
tuck viii be beaten IN his own County; ia Choc.
taw, he says that Tucker viii get nearly every
vote. Our neishOat is vastly out in his ca!c9-
atoms when nc says, ave apPrehena the most
unayoraoIe result for rALLAB,LA,' Mr.. Tuck
or wlli be elected, aal we believe, by the largest
majority ever syenn the state to any suhornlio.
rial candidate. Accounts from all quarters 80 to
convince US Of tie fact
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09
VERMONT ELECTION.

GREAT DEMOCRATIC GAIN ,-lhe RETAINS
from the election in Vermont, rcceledJy he cs
tern mails Of this morning, arc gratifying, iM
Democracy OF the state appear 10 have g4,a
beyond their most saagaInc expectations. ia Tie
strongest wing counties the ways have JceG ,ya.
ted, AMI the probability is, that n a Stac w.c.
disputed the palm with keatlcky for The banter
Office cd by the wings during the last tlectoa,lcg
viii be no election Of Governor by tie peope
THE DEMOCRATS HAVE MADI
LARGE GAINS IN EVERY COUNTY
HEARD FROM. In IS towns in Nods0,
Washington and Caledonia counties, says lh.
Boston Post) the Democratic nell cain IS Idn
Thousand and Serca! We have returns 0om
20 towns il other counties, winch we have mol
been able to compare with last years rc1ro''
The abolition vue IS tot included III tbs calcas
ton. 10 the towns alluded 10 II amounts 10 10
and must. of course, be recGoaed agaasl FaD'
The aggregate VOC IN The Is lowHs heafdlo'
IS as follows --Smilio DEM $3.50 fa1'
(Fed) 1854; iiu chioson, ,Ab,roal 1900 :
majority against Pane, 2547,-- La"'a'" 10
hi.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09

LOG C.plxs.-These ''tempes," Of Pa"3 Ne
of politics are row coming down al ~, o. has
country faster than they went up. lH T'oe:,
done the poorer classes some COCO y -, mia hle'
because these logs can now be mace :" ~ +. I.
wood. As they sphi, they make men W., n.e,a,.
"the partv" which got into power oy 'n'" q As
The ~haiid cidcr'cOgbt to be ds9ose' o. -
manner.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09
Ana LAND nlsrNlnuMON Blu.

This bill has passed both Houses Of Congress
and has received the sanction of'he President -
The following rorc we find N the speech OF III"
Rnyner, de..ered in the House Of NepTest0l'
lives, while that b \ was under debate,
The following l.bIe shows what ta'n '"'
would annually receive under Ibis slPPo''
ng So. 000,0l to be distributed per yt',--'''
surprising the ratio OF representation oau'' .'
late census TO be put at G0,CUO. II aAy o'''F ''S
should be fixed on, the relative Wop''ioa' VI
be the same The sums are stated J" '"~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09

NsW Line Of Steamers. The Charleston
Mercury says, that the subscriptions to he com
pany Tor establishing direct steam communica-
ton between that port and England is rapidly FL
ling up.
The health otmoSt Of the Southern cities, New
Orleans alone excepted, seems to be more than
usually good this. season.
The eIechsns IN Vermont took place on Tues
day the 9TH INST, that Of Name on Monday
the 18th inst, from neither Of which, Of course,
have we yet heard, Er poper
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09
Democratic Anii"BOad Ticket for
Logndes County.
FoR THE IIou,E OF RErREsEsrA!lHrs.
JOSEPH 5. LEAKE.
JOHN 4. CONNELIo
OVID. = BROWN.

p1-The two Candidates Got the State Senate
ten, speigbt and Capt Stake w address the
people at the Court Hsuse in this place, to-day
Spelking "a commerce al one o'clock.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09
ELECTlON RETrRNS.

We earnestly reqnestoar friends throughout
the State to furnish US with the election returns
as soon as the result is ascetained nrach county
70 such gcatgmon as will'attcud 70 this request
We will send tAo Democrat with lhe full returns Of
every county.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09

VEToEs nr rHE PREsIDEYTs.- Inc go, ..,
of the Veto power is not an Innovation a" Mad
pretend. Washington resored 10 IL WV f,,
lson four times; Monroe once, and Jac"sO' :"
times. 1t was exercised roo
II, Cen WASHINGTON. ApIll ~ 49,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09

Cure for The Poe Evil and FStMa.-R. w.
Gaodnef, in the Tennessee Agrculurist, gives
the following recipe Tor The cure Of the above dis.
eases, which he says is a universal and never fai
ling cue;
~ AXE lump Of saItsay as large as an e %;
the same SIZE OF hard soap; then take quantity
OF poke root and bell separately until it become
syrup, IN qdantllya pint, then nix the alt
and soap with II SO as to make a ball. Wash
the place every morning fora week, and cure
Is elected. 4-hrchdhge paper.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09

FRoBArE CLEHK,--Mr. Robert Weir has
Withdrawn from the caoyass, thus leayinelhe field
open for Messrs., Hughes and PuIlet We soy
"clear the track" and "iaI play"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09

MINISTER TO Russn.-CoI Todd, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Penipolenuary to
the Court Of ST. Petersburg, sailed on Tuesday
week from New York IN the splendid packet ship
Stephen Whitney Messenger
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09

CANDIDATES who wish TO see their names
on The Democratic Ant-Boud ticket bad better
give US call and bring their pocket books wiIh
fhem. Some have not yet pad Ior announcing
tbeir names We know they have forgotten il
and desire Only 70 refresh .t.eir memories I
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09
BOARD OF POLICE.

Who Shall they bel Don't al speak at once
They should be good men and true.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-09

The yellow Feveris raging to friehlGi extent
u New 0dsaas The denhs average. nearly
forty per day. Ychsburg also IS visited by the
same pesQlence We learn hat most OF the
families who could afford It have le0 the town.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-23
BY JOHN FORSYTH, Jr.
T F R M V


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 Annual advertisers who exceed the space for which they contract, will be charged Ut the usual rates.
 Arrangements will be made with those who occupy h'l acoInmn more continuously for year, according [" the of the business, and the Frequency o the change of matter. , Advertisements of application for the benefit ol the lnsolvent Laws will not he published in any case, unless paid for previous to insertion, payment he guaranteed by a responsible person in town.
 All announcements ol candidates for otee will he caf- ged five dollars for daily insertions during tue caiVss, payable in all cases in advance Military and Fire Companies and other similar Assoca tions will be charged m rates by the nsertion or TOT" dollars per annm if they do not exceed one square 'ae week. ,, charged doube and ill all payment must be made tn Odyance.