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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-10-28

U'"About $50 Indians were shipped from Tam
pa Bay for New Orleans on the lIth, among
whom is Cooachooche
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-10-28

G-t appears that M'Leod did not sail i'm the
Acadia for England, but has returned to Canada.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-10-28

1--WE understand that Captain Tyler has re-
ally the vanity to think, and the indelicacy to
say, that he elected Gen'l. Harrison-and not
Gen. Harrison him!!! After that, we are pre-
pared for any thing! Why, Captain, your name
did not carry one Electoral vote in the Union
We will not say it lost Gen. Harrison an Electo-
raj vote. The probability is that it did not but
II l: did not, it was only because not one in
thousand of the voters cared fig for either of
the Vice Presidential candidates, who were
scarcely ever named or thought of. The contest
was between Harrison and Van Buren,. Tyler
and Johnson were mere ''circumstances''-
necessary, but nevertheless of no particular con-
sequence.-Lynchb. Pirg.
G5-A friend in the West gives us the following
anecdote, which strongly corroboratcs the idea
stated above, that Mr.. Tyler really thinks he e.
lected Gen. Harrison. The President, on one
occasion, was walking to and fro in the basement
OF the capitol, where were several members of
Congress, when he thus addressed himselfto one
of the company swell, sir, there was a great
deal said against my lamented friend, Gen. liar
rison, during the late canvass, but believe there
was nothing said against me; if there was did
not hear oft" AS though he had been the i'm
maculate of that canvass, and the truly and deep
ly lamented Harrison, whose name will 90 down
to posterity, as second only to the father of his
country, was the butt 20
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UNION DEMOCRAT.
HCrGted to the preservation Of
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Of kIFIllOCrNCH.

One Of his first objects viii be to review the mean
orohic Extra Session ol Congress aud lis measures
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the Bankrupt Bill, and the extraordinary Approprl-
atoms, the New Rules 10 prevent discussion and
cut oft amendments with such comments as may
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whole as SyslemMpon the morals, and institutions
OF the American People. He believes and will en-
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During futare Sessions Of Congress he proposes
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explanatory remarks from day to day. and some OF
the best speeches.
Proud OF the name of Democrat, he disdans the
hypocrisy which dlsavows party. 1t is only in the
midst ct party, Of SectS aud OF conflicting opinions,
that Mind devtopes It's power and Truth manla ms
her triumphant mircn ra lying mankind to her
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voton to men or in reckless struggle for power or
gain, It considers the government its instrument,
and tramp.eS pr ncipe under foot. These abuses
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tie Will pledge hlmsertO the support OF no par
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Their than they Tread in the Democratic path, and
then only as the most effective means Of Advancing
| Democratic principles
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-16
II L |. ES
Of the High Courts Of Errors and lppaI
adopted al It's january TeIm, ls4U

.idOpfed al ITS January Term, lS4U
Ordered, That hereafter, when case is reached
on the docket, il no counsel appear on either side OF
when no counsel be marked on the docket The case
shall be dismissed: Provided, hoUtper, That such
dismissal may be sent aside, on good cause shown
supported by affidavit; bat in no case will such Dis
nssa be set aside unless the affidavit also sfsw jaG
h ere are probable m!rts'
When any defendant in error shall be tsSatRici
with the security taken in any writ oteror bond he
may move the court Tor a rule upon the plaintiff Z
error to show cause, on day To be named why ttt
supersedeaS should not he discharged, Of other 81,
curity given; a copy of which rule shall be served
on the plaintiff in orror, least FIVE days before '
expiration of the same
The motion for the rule must he founded uPon'R
| affidavit OF the inSuffcensy of the scrutiny laSfn-
and the affidavit ot a person interested IN NE Wg'
ment below may be read in support Of he appra'
ton. II the court is satisfied from the ahdaN '0a'
there is cause to lnte,pose, the raIe vii be en'eIes
| On showing cause. affidavit IS taken by elhet parry
NAV he read to show the sufiiccncy or lnsulOe0c'
| of the security taken, provided reasonable notice
| given of the taking OF the same lie alida'N
| the security may be received. II the security
adjudgcd insufficient, the additional security mus
be approved by the court.
| Ordersd That hereafter when reargVme"
ordered, the re-ar2ument shall be had at Inc %a
term at which it is graned--the cause 10 be pace
at the end OF the docket Of the district to woTo
belongs. Test; X. A PAlkloh' OT'A'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-16
Members of the Legislature.

Adams county. rne Senator, Wilkinson county
one >tul'or, Rankin 1ul Simpson counties, one
Senator; Nuzubee and Winston counties, one Sc
uaiaf, Lowndes county, one Senator; Choctaw
county one Senator; Ocubbeha aud ChekasaW
counties, unc Senator; Monroe county, one Senator;
Tshemugo county, one Senator; Iippah county,
one senator; Marshall county, one Senator; De
Soto, Tuuica ColhuIua, Bolivar, and Washington
conrl.e4, one Senator; laolusha county, one Sc
natof; Holmes county. one Senator; Warren couu-
w. one Senator; Lafayette county, one Senator;
Pike county, one Senator.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-16

Courf: County Treasurer Surveyor Bar-rr; As
sessor of Isves; Iaz Collector FIVE Usuters of.
he Board at .-l; Iua Justices r. itc Peace;
aud one Constable n eara Police District Where
Police Distinct, have been divided, In pursuance 0.
special arIs Of jhe Legislature and 10 cases where
Cites Towns, ami Derrcfs are emitted, under
spsci8. lCl.. 10 40 aGduouaI number Of Justice. Oi
lbe Peace and Constable, eeClqn5 Tor such olheea
( ...t. J.. ]. . f....I
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-16
DIR. GIDEON LINCECUM
LATE OF ELECTRA MoSRoy MI

LATE u ELECTRA MONROE MI.
- As located himself permanently at Columbus
~ Nj where he viii attend 70 all cases in his pIo-
tesslon. Mr., L. Aatters himself that with close at
ienuon to his business he will merit share Of
public patronage. He can be lonnd atall times al
ms othce N Market Street, opposite tho old Land
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-16
CIRCUIT COURT

This court has original urisjctio, b,
III Whlcl Tue sum IN controversy exceeds s5o az
each OF the eleven circuits, iuoOp ana s'U f.
elected quadrennnIly, from Noyembe, ''''h'y AZ
This court has also exclusive GRIMM Co.,.
REORGANIZATION OF THE JUDICIAL n,.-,.- -
As per Act, approved Feb. 10. lslol
lSt Judicial District, composed Of The -
Warren Claiborne, Washington and D,.,y,. e q
Coaiter Judge; +. e. Walkers, Dslrc, ,''' uro,
I'd Judicial District, composed Of The ca,. 'Fy
falobusha, Carroll, Choctaw and Tal,b,.t''
+ E. PlummeT, Judge; b. f. CaruIber, n me
Attorney. NS't'
Sd Judicial District, composed of the Canal.
Adams, Wilkinson and Jefferson. c. ,'I g..
Judge; Stanhope Possey, District Attorney ~
AZ Judicial District, composed orIbe con,,.- ,
Smillr, Ccpah, Simpson, Scott, Newton ssg =.
shoba. Bukneg Harris, Judge; E. G. Pey,nn n
riot, Attorney.-- f -"
5th judicial District, composed of The coor,...
Jones, Jackson, Green, Perry, Wayae. Cal, ~,
Lauierdae. Henry Mounger, judge; Joo W '"'
District Attorney.
9Th judicial District, composed Of the con,,...
No1ubre, Lowndes, kenper, Winston ami og'.
heha. Hendley 5. Bennett, Judge Henry C.'.
District Attorney.
18th judicial District, composed of ii. cogoi., ,
Kinds, Madison, and Rankin. |. K. Nebg,
Juglr; l. n Michel, District Attorney,
18th Judicial District, composed oil the eo,nts. ,
Desoto, Coahoma, luulca, Pamela, Laaypip =,
Marshall. F. W, HuImg, Judge; George 4. WEc,
District Attorney.
9Th JUDICIAL District, composed Of The couDl,, NJ
Monroe, IDawsmba. Tlshemingo, Pontoloc. Cbeh,
saw and Tippah. Stephen Adams, Judge; Cb,fu
A. Bradford, District Attorny.
10Th Judicial District, composed of the counties
Yazoo, Holmes, Altala and Leake MORAN |
Fitch, Judge; r. c. Perry. District Attorney
nm judicial District composed Of the countess
Lawrence, Covington, Hancock. Marion, Pike. An.
lite and Franklin. Van Tramp Crawford, Julyt.
| Arthur Smith District Attorney
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-16
COUNTIES. WHAT MONDAY HELD County o SEAT

COUNTIES. WHAT MONDAY HELD. CouNri Ga.
Adams, 4th N May and Nov Na'chez'
A ANTE, 2nd IN May and NoV'LlOciy.
At.ala, !nd in April and Oct koscluSSc'
Bolivar, list IN April and Oct BolVar' o'n
Carroll, 2nd in April and Oct CarroNO"'
Chickasaw, I'd a f4h in Ap & Oct Houston
Choclaw, 4th in Mar and Sept GreenshoroOs"
Clalhorne, An n Nav and Nov Port GIBSON
Clarke, jrd in MAY and Nov (u'mah'
Copah, list in May aud Nav liaialln' ,, II
Coahoma, I'D in April and Oct Coahoma " De
| Covlngion, I'D in April and Oct Wbnm,oarg
De SOLO. th in Mar and Sept. ,HernaHeo'
Franklin, dh in May and Nov. Meadviaf'
| Green, LIST in April and Oct LcakeyIe'
| Hancock, list in Aprd and Oct. ISme'dsoo'V"S
I'm - 81 in June and Dee. Ibaymonu'
IL ) :" ARrii aud Oct. Lexington
,io'''eNi ncLltuit0n,
itawamba, Sd IN Aprn o'H ,,L.or E. n.
JACKSON, ith IN Mar and Sept JaoH1V'
Jasper, "a in May and NovPould,ns'
Jefferson, Isl IN May and No''ir%'Yn
Jones. ith IN April snd Ocl r F. IN
Kcnper. 4th in April and Oct ne NdI"
Landerdac, ith in May and Nov Naron.
Lawrence ith in April and Oct Gonuceu0
Leake, lst IN April and Oe' onr''I
Lafayette, Sd IN May and NOV. y M.,hrs
BOwndeS, ISL IN ApCil anu W.
Madison, LIST IN May and Nov canton.
Mor;on 1J in Anrl and Oct Columbia
Mon,oa 4tb in Anrl and Oct Athens.
mo.apen ofah Nav s. Nov Holly Springs
Neshoba, 4th in May and Nov hnauep
Newton, Sd al4h May g. Nov Decatur
Noxubec, ID IN April and Ocl ndVpn
Octibbeha, 4h al 4h A pr Oct
Perry, 5rd IN April and Ocl. lausu a,oc
Pontotoc, Sd al 4h IN APP Oct' ,"inOs,vilt.
Pike, LIST in May and Nov tioIHe''''"''
Panola, LIST in May and Nov. apo'1'
Rankin LIST in June and Dec D. p. Il 'sOsouOb.
Scott. I'D af4h My and Nv. HllsooIno"s"'
So; In IN NAV and Nov Westvlle
Sill IN af 4b NAV and Nv Raleigh.
, T,"1,'' I'm in Nav and Nov CharIeston'
,r Ia.,a.,"''"' IS, IN AMI ard Oct ICommerce.
,r,mno6 las, in Mar and Sept. Ripley.
'Tishamngo,Ied IN Mar and sep, y,,oL,hnrc.
Warren. I'D in Mar and Sept lcSaou's'
WashingtonI2d in Mar and oeP' ,r rasJ
Wavne. I'D in Mar and Sept inches.'
Wilkinson, LIST IN Mar and oet'l o;Sr;rs.
Winston. Sd a All APP and Oct. Lousvllnt.
Yalabusha, lst IN May ana Nov Do",on
Yazoo. LIST in May and viBen''n'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-16
PROP o S Al S =.

ENCOURAGED by improved health and slim
1Auaed by desire to participate more largely
in the discussion Of the great questions which now
engros the attention OF she country, the under
signed prop Ises to establish u weekly Nespaper 10
be called the
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-16
A TABLE

Shouing ,rhsn, and whsrc, the circuit CsH,' q
each County IN The State Of Mississippi IS ''''
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-16
JUDICIARY

Judge, Of The High COur, Of Error,,-
w M L. Sha,key James F. Trol,er ,sl AaPPsl.
Turner. Clerk Robert A Pa,res' 40 L.ss..
The high court Of errors and an7.,t..T
rsdleton, except what properly b. o,, ls' d d.
Of erLars and appeals; its sessions ar a,.
first Monday Of January and Julv. A. ji..lsa co d.
ns virtually but one session per apppr -'A''a, r.
ohdn'sLor Of the Stats-R. II. Burs,..
r. L. Dixon. O1'Ahef Clr,
The superior court Of chancery has ;...,
over a. matters, pleas and complains sl,sat-.;
belonging 10, or cognizable in a com, '-'s0t'.-
holds TWO session annually. equity
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-16
County Officers.

A Judge of the Probate Court; Sheriff; Coroner
Clerk Of Gthe Circuit Court Ckrk Of the ProbatS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-16

JESSE G.. THOMAS.
COMMISSION MERCHANT, q.
MosiLE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-04
FRANNLIS PAPER MILL.

Illt Ifsnkhu Company 80 Richmond. have for sale ~
Own uhnuficuro, good assortment OF Ill kins
81 D a 49, - ga F'ucfh which
N,y h'l' "U %" md 20 compare eouFy with
l'' ''lN '" 81 any siniar crabnHimcn. the 1Inon
ptuN'uvufs. " 49, ~
, Toy a, ilr n'r'cular attention OF members Of the
"ii, ''lh n 'ynrs, tommgsionota IN thanccry, MGR.
yNAhr. hn 400 who t.Tr ~ superior sclc to their
N"p' nh' Letter, Cap, Record and Dlluk Book PAPER n,e
ia we meet linen stock which gives It superior tea.
' Iinh '"r'hilir iions used Ia IN" Pubic OF.
u'" here" "y permitted refer To tha first ami 80.
'". NuHur Itus-uo", Cotks Of the senate an House
ify = ~ ~ tN'
Mc'cnnis h'oi binder Siitnneru Printers and other
Nl7lc dealers, WI. always fad good al
u OF n 'ic hA"if ~ agents, Mcsars james
gu lH' 'uinuay lnvic"riers for their Paper, aud are
ready 20 contract Tor Pcrmancn, supply OF All who may
deere 90. IVY - ~ WV my
kri'i' purchasers viii ni the Paper manufactured by
H" tins ''pvsuy u sil the Book ~ unary stnr,
~ Ni. 'y, anu m s4iuus other psTis uf ths stat. Tho
tl'lN,h dlI DIRECTORS request from the patuc generally
ur a OF NOR PAPER, aud such preference a. Il may he
tuuuu o. uurrt 10y ~
u-lrc highest price will bc given for Clean Linen
uui Cotton W1-E delivered AZ the NIL apI9-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-04
IOIOWN MD COUNTRY MEHUnANTs
FURTHER SUPPLY OFwINrER boots
MORE FALL AND wISrEK DRY


Ish Toe schr W.. upI'l, foo. New York We hlyc re-.
- rtINrl BE Ulut'G u'Our Fail and Winter purrhss
' witch having opened aui arranged shall be pie b.
10 scN 90 uu. Custom re art purchasers gen.rally
view, say 10 iHru iii ar no previous have We
h''" .' l"Ui.t t,H E,'Ascr inducements; have re-.
Criyrt-
superior wool. y.d lac. C!ails
d. Hiu", brown amt iusiSihl. green 20
~ wave, -i,Inout auI plain H. ,yer 10
DO ultiu BLACK AMI hus Casfiuet-g
do Ia" , do. tIc best ASSORTMENT We have ever hal
eni tho newest s'ylrs
hrniuc Jeans, Satiacls aud glasgow Jeans
., ~ IL anl ~ iia'', Whitney and Rose Blankets
DAM aud Point in, Tor Servants
'uul 'iuilts auu usulugs. tUT 30
- Maty .aui Ten1euuaTy Paid LinsCys
! flaitauu Plain ito
En-hsb, French nj American Prints
Mouseans thalys ami TaEiiuuis for LADIES' Dresses
Emhroiicrc,l Iiilrt and Fancy SAX Mus
Black AMI - ,uni Mourning Mnuseanes
F!ach and blue b.ae x BnMuaEtucs
h"'i black and blue hlirk Gro lie Rhine silks
Blue black and black figured DO
Fancy C.HOHtCu sl,Es. plain AMI figured
general assortment 90 SLk, Cotton, woIsied, MOhar
aud Cashmere Hose
ladies' ani Gcutl'mens NcuUo shirts and Drawers
shawls, Fancy lIanIksrchiels and Scarfs
ECuilemeu's SCaTiS, idkfs. and stocks
with general assortment of staple GO0is such Irish
Linens, Long Lawns Brs eye am Table Diapers; brown
and blcachru DlnssA Tab. to'hs Furniture aud Apron
check; lE;a- PI!s and Plaid Domcsics for Servants:
Prnicd StNoErys and Fuslish Mennoes, for dos non
shrinking Welsh anIuihrr Iitnnrs; fine Nuusclan Elan
h'i TOR iulauts Canton Flannel blrschei and brown DTl.
irssi ~Iuscas Brown IiDInn; DOwts Cotton Uzaabtirss
eiH, with man, uilter aTo.csi which We aESo
/ insert o. IL aiVCEtiSLI.cGt,
o. DUDLEY \ MEREDITH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-04
VOL. XXVI.


hs.Hh..
81 ~, l'fl'oN to h, lAliS WIG ,o City spbror,.
d. ''..' '. i.t shutt'r I,I.t no fhr tltc ,t ciu
-" Dol" lsyatIa Boo advance When sen, BY mail no
AbNrETis,Eg-F.ro llr.rr l..4, one ip..r,lsn.
- &c 's..'.F IU~tulHs - ,cut..
-r''''. N.'a 'eu'f lH. U..h iuHs rti1n
"r'' 'fsi insertion 80 ccuts every succeeding
One wc- Gre, nserdon rs cents every succeeding
raH'tfn' r..vtffrrrg uus'r,y In advance
The number u Insertions OF Advertisement. ,,..t b
n''h "' ic $685., " try s. bc iuarff r,i uiII .r.r H.,
o. s,,lt az. '.li.ri accordingly. lI-OtJurs 10 sta,
Nnfi A'''rtffs ere charged go fortwo tuarra ,uI
hNal proportion t1r ait-rtt H4cutE Of greater r..fl
SIa "A.l'n'rt1 adh isouety Dealers vAo arc Chafsc,l
nL-tHa Cul&u!Y WIG is published twice a wocs
ANA '.i~J ~ AZ ave dollars per guuuG, a. able
, tnS AtFLET!iiNG-75 cents = square, COR lc.sJ for
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-04
OR PERSIAN PILLS

SNPEUIOIi 10 the lIy EeIn, Brandreth's, Evans, n,
- tnot the Maichess (pneed) Sentative, Indian Pufsa
i've or Any oheI Pulls Conprund before the public,
ecfiih" Ia By Physicians andotbcrs. Let eoniamr
thcy ~i not. -
IL b settled point with all vino have used the We
gctablc fEksiAN FILLS, thai they pre- cmGeuy the
best and most efiescous FAMILY MEDICINE thai has
acquainted with their sovereign power disease, they
would keep thctn shdbe prepared with REMEDY
20 apply the first appesranc of disease hus
much distress yyouh Ice avoided md uouey saved
as the lives Of thousands who hurried e By
ueS"cttg disease IN its rst stages. by being
possession Of remedy which thsy race Dependence
upon u Pills IN each box price ca cents For sale a
Richmon', by A. a. sTEvESSAu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-04

A REMEDY FOR THRUsH-CANKE
AND NIRsING snkE MAIIIM

THOUSANDS both young aud old but especially mother
am infants, are every consigned 10 the tomb hy
TIE above Stubborn diseases The misunderstanding anfg.
hoIauct 81 most prec'cng physicians regard this
seise ani the consequent uncertainty ofCuTe ner
prescriptions, Is subject Of common remark among all
hose who have suffered the disease or who have
Witnessed the sutcTiugs OF others.
thtreloTe gives u much pleasure, 10 be able offer
10 lEs class OF sufferers lJc remedy; which has
HepeT Jailed IN sa:ie instance the post asgEaratr
cases OF tnis disease where the mother ani enid
have been externally With cuukcr cores over nh,
whole body a. vel as internally.
Many are the cures We have witnessed performed hy
these medicines, 10 The worst Thrush C.uks7
and HgrsGHg Sore Mouth, where the patient mai
"reu gwen over 10y number OF the talented gysl.
clans i''''
We present THIS compound thus confidently because We
know o. Is uuy 10 b. tcslci 10 be appreciated.
DC =, ly For sae by A & STEVENS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-04
CERTIFICATE.

ceiiify that have, by way Of experiment used the
yEesn, and most of the various kinds Of Pits prae.
uco which have borne the highest Teputc puuhc
uaon that have been offered for sale IN tls nity
the last i've years, Including tho.e called III. ResuIrec
ton OF Persian Pills; aud the public that
ncne Among the whole Catalogue has answered better
PURPOSE easy aud ecctua remedy than tho nesur
Toeiion OF Persian Pills, In most Of di.ear-.
CHARLES BACKJs VI. ID.
Rochester, y V, Sept q, lssg
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