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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-01
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\ ihNiN fa.-A Rules taken ia CO.. CLERK $ q.
" me tistuf Iprror Count OF Law and Chaurrry Tor
rt"ee El"aTd {. my tIej July, 1871 Henry Th,tau
'' Hh'cI-"n Mlrr late partners, trading under tut
style OF luwcIt& Miller, plaintiffs; against Dahury Is
1F. IA Dickinson and Henry GuATcy, defendants
IN 'tIUr'ry. ~
To- defendant Cosby, not having cut,rcI ls appear.
a".raH' gwen security cuTug AUr OF tho a. ncr
Assembly aud tho Rule ui tins Court aud 10 appearing
NN h' Is not an iuhaua Of this STATE On motion Of The
laus ~ counsel u Is entered rules Aforesaid nuF
acceidngy ordered tua' the said drirndIut Costly 10
appear mere on the 1T DAY of September Term ucE and
'ouuw h inserted 10 some one OF tie public usyy.u,u,r
printed M pe CITY Of Richmond. for months sirr cs-
~ tins County.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-01
JAMES FISHER.
OR Age
NNHaN mourn F=aFaTa

NO Goods 10 he shipped 10 New Orleans. Mobile. Ap.
palachaco any other places will be received and
wardcd from New York 10y the masters agents New
YorF rec Of charge, except such may be actually
Cured. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-01

4 y 'hcsi'thcli County ,oJT' juno IA. islI Nu NJ
~ I, u..iuuN against samuel PtLItu aud Martin
ms Nl'' n,iia l. 'lrSr widu, OF Frederick C,tk- do
S''s'' 'Nauu" Rnti. AChahald II Boa. amt LsUp,r,i
Nn"e .a's' Sh,ru of che 'cticd County, suI as su,l
Airi"-imi"r O. n"nls ui Mary Ruit dec It, d,is Ia
t1uYrsrg ~ 80
1T 'i's GENE tlr p..uu 10y counsel ari G,lli. bill
'"l iIrh'I, i'.ls ,amul isrNU .ud Manila las wife.
not having ,' rd iH" 'alU,C li3 given urIt, ar
'1ids 10 i" act Of assembly rules D.. ibis court
ZAP ~ Sdi'ia'tory c'IivuCc, trat icy NO,
s1l 'I'auis in appear hero 90, lst cay at s,;',m
'hu cory ui hi. d,. lr t,nH, %. t...r "a "A 81, d.
l"w-rAp.r rhsrt Do. ih, CIV of r., u.n n, Tor w,
300. IT 'tr Cur, '1us- OF rui- Jau.' ,.
A,upy. T'stt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-01

PATENT BAIAN ~--s.
wv a.rHCtH. hnrH Tor Zoo cole of ..I.. rH suI
u hfIfur. =. HHrr uHW N."NH 'H of every
....r lW I. ~" ..f. aI of 'N.. vHrrsr..Ifu COZ.
ar VANLEW 6 SMITH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-01
NEW YonK rAoKETs.

This Line OF Packets, having been tsslR Ell by gene.
raj patronage Of the merchants of Rsh.sAd period
81 10 years the uNsicr- propnetOrs soh continuance
u their hvoTs, assuring their patrons that every attention
hall be given In forwarding their goods safely, and with
Ispaich.
The vessels Of the FIRST class, commanded hy
ofeNpccncc ia the adr; amt merchandise De iusur.
cd by them at the lowest rate of premium.
For rcightoT passage having good accommodations an
ply To the masters on board,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-01

IfELlt JbUNSfON a IYETL
10 ,,,,, agent tior tho Pfoprietor,
6OO bUsHEiy wnre Cofo, on b ard senr GaTseiI
Jul5 woRTHAM, McGRUDRR A on.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-01

TO hEhCIiANTS. >POUTsSIEN, AID
THE PIULIC GENERALLY.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-27

OF Kind Patrons our sheet via !
after come 10 you somewhat Vlaa|
size, bat We flttcr ourselves that Id
you will 6nd no cause to chide I'd
will contain almost the same amoaI
new matter, each week as it has heIsi
contained. We have been compeIi
pursue this course by lie operation
law passed at the late sesriOn Of thsI
lature, which has dried up cur chiefs
Of pr, fl. This law Which may pei
save something 10 the debtor poItiooc
community, has given mortal jbni
many inland journals and naH |
give evident sigcs Of approOcblnsit
ton. We have nat escaped The dssiIt
influence Of this law, on lhc Journalist
State; bat Will RuTmurnoia OF lie Ia
may sustain thereby, il The Po.A'
benefited.
The Union has been published ciI
ly two years and a half during !
time it has always goLe forth al y
pointed date, while most oh'f \
papers Of the State, have gone Gown
sprung up with the ebo and lI,'
varying tide Of our monI'y 'la''
if the public will but coniIu' % 'a'
liberal share Of patronage, We "'l'la'
tue 10 cater TO their amuseN'O y
struction; and 90 pains will be 'Pii1
render our coIums useful aud In'eIenI
No rejecting individual can iI''|
ceive the importance Of ne',' \ /
this section of the Safe, and Tue :" n
Iinuance of the publication oil 'H'I
prosperity and ndref,',H \ :,
certainly recommend it 10 p''r Y
Ience. we ask not patronage ''''
nerited; but confidently ''n'' u \,
,florts 10 merit the same, VIII O'"
With success.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-27


brow, blanched by the mlldew of sorrow.
but like him, who is her solace in this
hour Of 'ribulution, she has not where 10
lay her head
"Thcir little children cry for bread but
they hear no answer save futher's SIGH,
they drink 40 sustinance save wrelchrd
mothers tears.
My God "et this cup pass by" lei rot
he imprudence Of this Legislature, force
rs to witness scenes like this, ia the anguish
.of living reality. My we escape the
rock oppression and tayOtion) on which
other nations have been shipwrecked-
may it shine like beacon blaze, to warn
US of our danger, and in the end, to pre-,
serve our liberties inyolalc, aud our Slate
from ruin.
Let us again look at these resolutions
before the House. What will be their
effect if passed. Why sir, to bind US TO
The banks, place our property at their dis
posal aud 10 make US the slaves Of English
money changers. Will we submit? No!
mol! is the response Of every freeman from
The Tombigby to the Mississippi-lrom
the beautiful prairies Of the north TO the
sunny fields Of the south. The people are
aroused as the lion from his lair, and from
one end of the state 10 the olher,the bursts
of popular Indignation are heard against
this bill. My own constituents are as
devoted 10 the country and as willing to
bear The just burihens of the state, as those
Of any other gentleman on this floor, but
they will never submit TO be taxed to pay
the Union bonds-no! never!! never!!!
Sir these resolutions are "full of The fire
and blood By cirGt uGr" polical disgrace
and ruin, for il the tax is collected Tor the
redemption Of the Union Bank bonds, il
will be at the point Of the boyonet. Sir,
may pass these resolutions but recolIect The
moment Of their passage, will be the sig
nal to arms. Volunteer companies will lie
formed throughout the State, to resist The
collection oil any tax for the redemption Of
the Union Bank bonds. Thousands OF
brave spirits must be sacrificed civil war
must deluge the land in blood, and the
State must b, covered with the bodies Of
her slain sons, before this tax can be col
Iected,
Life is not so dear as to be purchased at
the expense Oft our dearest rights, of power
ty, OF ruin and disgrace the sons Of our
revolutionary sres will never submit to be
the. slaves Of the banks and English mon
ey changers.
No, cannot believe that Mississippi
has lost the seed of noble blood, the spiri
OF older times, the same fire which enkin.
died and animated the breast Of our revulu.
ionary slres, still lives aud glows in the
bosomes Of her sous. In conclusion, the
committee remarked.
THAT il the people Of this State were
now assembled in this Hall, and question
was submitted tothem, they would exc lain
with an united voice.
The faith of the State, like her sovereignty, is
Sacred, sit must be prescrvpdrn
Would to God, sir, could now see as
sombIed here, the thousands Of freemen
whom we have the honor to represcnt,,hey
SIR, would be true TO themselves, and true
10 the conntry-they would rcbuke those
who violated on this iloor,the known wish
OF their constituents, and condemn the
SUICIDAL policy proposed to lie pursued
here.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-27

%' hi. ', 't.ay Of Legislation
N member nj 's p q iaieIIeep AZ 4 Y
X R, "1' almost io,ii 'siSs a"d ors
f ermed. us Tas s, tall, neas,, d,
r rd"s! big is. complexion "s ,aiIa S,n,t
head, a "'i , ialr !, ,'noohsd dow" r'' !,
' monfJ . Of no great co a"Si a.. b
monty clear aud distinct ,ca,s' was /
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-27
Y u y UNION
=. +. SUMMERS y
LEXINGTON, MISS
Saturday, February a. ;,

6, y We are enhancement, l.. =
Lo o as candidate fo opco oon !: lli
Collector. "''V 10y Assessor qt
CIV "E are aulho,i'el to ,,,o.,.. !,
collector. " Assessor sal
OF We are autlorizod IN ,,.. j
As J, GREEN, Of Warren announce o,,, y
dldate for Congress, at The el,, gou'lI n
next. N '"'Voa 10 Nod
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-27

49, Tic vickssurp Wing Of Tue
inst, says that the Maj. being 'o'' i,
Wing is left to edit itself "s' NM,
late our friend, The Major up'' - ~. y.
liar property Of his pnp'f' % % ~" :. 7,
editorials, to say the least Of Them nav J"
less interesting, Than when be a 1',,,.
quill. We say not this, g w IT. i, 4
mont Of The Maj, but to tho ''''
solfcdi,ing power Of his pap'"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-27

GEN. GREEN.-Il is said 'Aa''F
sition has been made, that CoOs''"r
carry into execution the vote O =,
gross of 1886, decrcoing The 'f''i'1 :,
statue, at Washington to ne '''a~ 4
Gen. Nathaniel Green. We r'sa'.
as a tribute Of honor justly due 'u' I,
of liberty, who made 50 many !, !,
grea, sacrifices for the f''aO''','. =,
that form Of free government VD"
blessings we now enjoy.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-27

JOHN RANDOLPH. Those who never
saw this remarkable accident il nature
who never heard him in Congress, have
much cause Of regret. His maner in de-
bate was peculiarly his own-originaI and
lorc'ble--thongh occasionally exclusive
land cratic, he scattered around him flow
ers so beahfu that very few were offended
al his devious wanderings, md followed
ann with pleasure wherever he chose to
lead them. lie never lost good thought
or hne image that occurred to him either
IN conversation or solitude, bu. treasured il
IN the book and volume Of his brain, till
was wanted, and he never lailed to let it
out when he had an opportunity. His in
vectve, like the deadly siror, wilhered
every thing it swept across, and his oppo
nent was sure 10 quail and SILVER beneath
h's touch. Ills sarcasms were barbed
WIN the most corroding acrimony, and
me excessive bitterness fhis feelings in.
oIcated ieroclous and misanthIopic char
acter. He INDUCED more in satire than
oslc, more in invective than in reasoning
but there was fascination about him. |
as an orator, that few could or were will |
ing to resist. His very silence was some
lines eloquent, and the bare motion Of his |
hnger or his head, often conveyed as
much meaning as the most finished or ell.
aooraie eentence. But between his deliy.
cred and published speeches there is no
comparison. 10 the latter you lose that
charm by which you werc bound when
YOU listened to what he utered-the atti.
tude, gosticulation, emphasis, action are
gone. The skeleton is left, but the spirit
has fled; the body is there but the soul is
no more.
10 Judge of John Randolph as an orator,
ne must have been heard when his mind
was IN the plenitude of power and his i'm.
'g'naiion still luxurating in Tho delicious
images OF youth and poetry. Burke seem.
% to be his model and Shakespeare his con.
'tant companion. From both he drew
.argely; and wi,hI the latter he was as ,
amiIilar as Alexander wns with the works
y the immortal Homer. His mind and {
labI's wereswholly nverse to the necessa. n
y routine and details Of business. The .
Liberty advocate., 1841-09-09
TRUSTEES SALE.
July Sd 1841-3O-tr

pY virtue of Deed of Trust executed
~ by Milton Wilmington, on the 18th
day OF June, A. ID. 1910, and recorded in
the Clerks Office OF the Probate Court OF
Amite County, IN Book Number 5, pages
All and 472, for the securing the pay
ment OF q certain sum OF money therein
mentioned, !, Richard E. Bates, Trustee,
will sell on Thursday the 22d day Of July,
l84l, before the door of The Court House
in the town Of Liberty, in said Amite
County, between the hours Of IL A. NJ. and
4P. NJ, to the highest bidder for Cash,
the following described tract or parcel
Of Land, lying and being in Amite County,
designated as the north east quarter OF
section number seventeen, in township
number three, Of Range number four
east; containing one hundred and forty
eight acres and 90-l00 Of an acre. The
above property will be sold or the pay.
ment ol certain sum of money men.ion-
cd IN promissory note in said Trust
deed. Said note is dated lhe 18Th day al
June, l84O, and payable on or before the
lst day oI January, l84l, for eight hun.
dred and seventy-seven dollars The
trustee will convey such titles TO the pur-
chaser or purchasers as are conveyed to
him in said trust deed only--rhe titles are
believed TO be good.
RICHARD Z. BATES,
Trustee.
Jan. IA, l84l.-3m6--PrS. fee S54 90 i
Or The above sale is postponed until
he third Monday in August.
4. Z. BATERS, trust.
July 22d l84l.
The abOUe Sale is further postponed un- ,
IL the Second Monday in NOocmber nert
K. Z. BATES, Trust.
august 10, 1871, 81
Liberty advocate., 1841-09-09
Administrators Sale.

4 N pursuance Of an order of the Pro-
a bate Court OF Am'e County, granted
al the August Term, l84l, we will sell on
credit until the first day of December,
1912, 10 the highest bidder, on the premis.
os, on Saturday, the 10Th day of October
next, the following described properly,
TO wlt:-llorses, Oxen and some Stock
Catlle-a lot Of Surgical Inslrumenls--a
lot of Medical Books. and other articles
TOO tedious to mention.
l.. l.. WEATHERSBY.
J. A. WEATHERSBY,
august 20, 184l. 35w6
Liberty advocate., 1841-09-09
OZANN E, Fl OLT, & Go
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
70 POydraS Street,
New Orleans.

z OPE in their manner of conducting
n 4 business, TO merit a share OF the
general patronage; and solicit the fa>
yorable attention and influence of their
friends.
They will con6ne themselves TO the
legitimate province of FACTORS and
in faithful and strict performance of
the same, will always obey the Instructions
OF their constituents.
If left without instruction. they will ex-
ercise their best judgment and discretion
for the interest OF their employers, as
they would for their own interest.
They will extend no charges on the ac-
count sales but such as are actually incur
red.
July Sd 1841-30-tf
Liberty advocate., 1841-09-09
NOTICE.

NOlICE.
ETTERS of administration having
~ been granted TO The undersigned on
the Estate of Samuel K. Thompson. De
ceased, at the June Term, 1841, of the
Probate Court OF Amre County, all per-
Sons indebted to said Estate are required
to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same are re-
qHoSled to present them within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred recovery.
REBECCA THOMPSON,
AImjnlStratrir.
WILLIAM w. IVES,
administration.
June go, 184I. 27w6
Liberty advocate., 1841-09-09
NOIlCE.

undersigned as Guardian of A.
III nanda Robinson, (now Amanda
Y'fSon,) Isaac, Noses, and Mary Robin.
w. minor heirs oil Thomas Robinson, de.
fased, will, al the August Term, Of the
'FoOatessCourt OF Amite County, state his
'Pcounts for final settlement aud allow
'ace, and ask to be discharged.
JAMES f. ROBINSON,
GuaTdidn.
pune "a, Ie4I. 26
Liberty advocate., 1841-09-09
NOT[CE-

NOTICE.
IaNHE undersigned, as Guardian of
Il Nancy IraciS, now N4acy McDoc-
ell, will, at .ao Sept. Term l84t, Of the
Probate Court Of Amite Coun'y, state his
account Tor final settlement and allow
alce.
YOUNG F. GRIFFIN,
Guardian.
August 26, l841. 35w3
Liberty advocate., 1841-09-09

NOTICE.
ETTERS Of Administration having
~ been granted to the undersigned on
the Estate OF Ciarissa CASTOR, deceased,
al the August Term, I84i, of The Hon'bIe
the Probate Court of Amite Couniy--AIl
persons indebted 10 said Estate are re-
quesIed 10 make immediate payment
and those having claims against said Es-
late, Will present them within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
ERASMUS CASTON,
administrator.
August 26, l84l. 35w6
Liberty advocate., 1841-09-09
Sheriff Sale.
Elizabeth Everett

Elizabeth Everett,
VS..
Jno. w. Page, Admir- &c. Fl Fa To No
Marx boatner, vember Term,
vs. l84l.
Same.
DY the above stated writs Of fire ia
- cias to me directed, from the Hon.
the Circuit Coart Of Amite county will
expose at public auction TO the highest
bidder, for cash, before the door Of The
Court House Of said county in Liberty,
on the third Monday in September 1871,
the following described property, to wi,
The South West quarter Of Section fit
teen, Township two, Range five, East; -
Also, the South ives, or. Section Twenty
two, Township two, Range FIVE, East; -
Also, the North West quarter of Section
fifteen, Township two, Range five, East
Containing in the whole four hundred and
eighty acres, said property was levied on
es the property Of the defendant John
wv. Page, admir- &c, and will be sold 10
satisfy the above cases and all costs.
JAS: N. NORWOOD, Shift. |
aug " l84l 34tds.
Liberty advocate., 1841-09-09
THE NEW WORLD.
EDITED BY PARK BENJAMIN.
ne handsomest and cheapest weekly newspaper
IN AmerIca'-Price, hree Dollars per an.
mum, or I'VE Dollars for two copies
Published in two for Quarto
and Folio

n 'HE Quarto Form contains Sixteen
three column pages, elegantly prn.
Tea, IN convenient form for binding, oc.
caslonoIty embeLIished with Engravings,
and Music. The second volume of the
Quarlo was commenced on the first of
January, 1871; and new volumes will be-
GIN on each first Of January and lst of
July hereafter, making two volumes per
year oi 4l6 pages each, to which title
page and index will be given, and which
when bound, will form most valuable
repository o(the Periodical Literature Of
the day.
The Folio form contains four large
elght-coIumn pages, elegantly printed, and
illustrated with engrayIngs from original
or new designs.
Liberty advocate., 1841-09-09
p RO VISIO MS

PRO VISIO MS.
" addition 10 General Stock on
N hand at their Office in Clinton, the
subscribers offer for sale at their Ware.
house in Port Hudson,
1876 Bbs. Mess Pork,
ITO Rump and Prime Pork,
3l2 Kegs Leaf Lard,
52 Casks Picked Hams,
All Of which are Of good quality and will
DO sold low.
J. BONNER e. co.
Clinton, July /, l84l rs
Liberty advocate., 1841-09-09
AMI. 4 AEAnEMY.

m
VENHE Sixth Sossidl of Annie Academy
n VIII commonceon the first Monday
III 'H'y, inst, We Tetend to afford an
ncooemIc course, tht will enable the
.ollhlul s'udon' to rnler upon the study o,
any one Of the learned professions. W,
ueePrecale the course pr The SClOLISTS
%i r the DAY, in the z lrb, of instructor.
hfee lh'ngs are requisite for the advanc,
mon' oI the PupiI,-1$, K.g,iance in III
parent AT home.-2ni u pa i'y in the
Preceptor-and 3rd. application in the
Student. thank the community for the
patronage bestowed upon US heretofore;
ana Il we deserve it, will be obliged to
them Tor its continuance.
LOilN Il, CAULFElLD.
July /, l84l. 81
Liberty advocate., 1841-09-09
Notice.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
PIKE COUNTY.

PROBATE Court: To SEPTEMBER TERM l84l
\ To all persons Interested in lhe real estate
Of Samuel Carter, deceaSed-GREErING
VoU are hereby cited to be and ap.
pear, before The Probate Court of
Pike county, 1.-THE court house in Holmes.
vile, on the fourth Mon lay in Sepemb Der
next, and shew cause, amy you can, why
an order should not then, and there be
made, authorlsing the administrator of
said deceased, TO sell The following des.
crlbed land belonging to the same, viz :
The North west quarter of Section Mum.
Der fourteen, in Township number one,
oil range number seven east. Aud the
South east quarter Of the South east quar-
ter OF section number thirty five, in the
same township and range, Containing in
all one hundred and ninety.nine (and
n1nty-nlne hundredth) acres.
,AS1 WITNESS the Hon. Christian
SNNNs Hoover Judge of the Probate
5sNlG$ Court Of said county, the 4th
T7fH% Monday in July, A. d., one
thousand eight hundred and lorty.one.
Issued this the 9Th day OF July l841.
T. ID. PADELFORD, Crk.
July 90, 1871. 3iw6
Liberty advocate., 1841-09-09
26nn2
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
I FILTERS Of Administration having
e. been granted to the undersigned on
The Estate Of June Moore, deceased, at he
June Term, l84l, of the Honorable Pro
bate Court of AmIte Coun,y-AIl persons
indebted to said Estate, are required to
make immediate payment; and those hav.
ing claims against the same, are request.
ed to present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred.
ERASMUS CASTON,
administrator ,Cith tie wa anqered.
June 28, l84l. 27w6
Liberty advocate., 1841-09-09
NOTICE.

A LII those indebted to the undcrsgn.
IA ed are requested to make immcdl
ate payment. Those who fail TO comply
with the above request will find their ac
cunts in The hands Of a proper officer for
election. A. W. FORSiTHE.
July 90, 1t41. 81
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Correspondence of the Mercury.
WASHINGTON, Sept. !:

WASHlNGTON,totPI.- Id. 4rgf
Well, the explosion of the Wing Cabi--
net has come at last, and a State Rights,
Whig Cabinet, (as it is called is to.s.h be-
substituted in its stead Inthe first place.:
Mr.. Forward, who is to be Secretary of,
the Treasury, is a Connecticut man, who
settled in Pennsylvania. He was former
ly an obscure member Of Congress was
made first Comptroller ofgthe Treasury
by Harrison-is tariff man, and feder-
aist throughout; and, tits said,zwas put
in by the intervention Of the PennsJ lVanla
tariffites. Your fellow townsman comes
next, Mr.. Legar. He was got in BY Mr..
Rives, being the last of the omnibus par
ty, who are to be merged into the admin, .
istration party. His well known hatred
to your great Statesman it is supposed did
more for him thansany thing else-two
suns in the armament from the South be-
ing one too many in the opinion of the
President. You know what "courdge and,
siren 9TH" he will bring to the aeministra-
lion. Your Senator, Mr.. Preston, is CIV
EN- tie go by, on account Of his supposed
Identification with Mr.. Clay. Mr.. UEsherY
of Virginia, is a clever man, and Nulll-
fer. but he is put nlo the Navy Mr.:
john M'Lean, tits not supposed here will
accept of the War Department. The