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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16

TUT Undersigned attends regularly the SuperIor Co,
o. Nv ana Chaneefy IN the Counties OF Fuvanna
Sn, Nelson Augusta and Greene, aud ali the
I1nIis 10 AlbeInarle. Ufice in CharQitesytle $50
hEFERENCES-Hw a ] ] Fry a 10 y A i = lame.
Co Jlcquelin Taylor a 20 j W DibreI A Co 10 Al.
IeIson 20, Peyton, Deane a EDWARDS VIM n MscfaI.
1i ncNeriN bHiI Leigh, ESQ., James Lyons ESQ
Wise, Esq, Aecomdck ~ - "''
NH l9-ciaw3m John m CIR upp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16
al RUNANYAY ~ IAII

WAs Computed 70 tho jail 81 Ibis County on u,. al
- ny OF March last, NcEro Man. who calls himself
Wa9hlnlloni Dc h about feet or inches high On
SoPpef colour about y years Of aEe and aiya hs cons
lels hsell lteeih ne possesses good counensnce and
readily when spoken 10; HE dress consisted Of
gstt Ioi light brown cassino Pantaoons old black fur
ha AMI coafse SHOES The owner is reqnestrd 10 coms
lofWd prove properly, pay charges aud lake him away
or nc VIII BE dealt with AZ the law direcfs.
ap i6-e6w Tailor Of PendIeton t,onoiv v.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16

Our merchants are veil stocked with goods. con.
sdsring the times. and country dealers can .uppy
themselves IN our market to advantage. Bushes.
generally is exceedingly dull. The Banks pur,u,
about the same line Of discounts.
No sales OF stocks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16
JOHN II. GILM.R.
ma. FOWLER, DENTIST would mos, rc.oo,.,1

| )HrOWLER, DENTIST, would most respectfully
- inform his fTIends The country In Inc yar,nS sr,
OF me state that he would be happy on them Ia his
professional capacity whenever they may ouiTe his ser
wees His ONCE isiu Richmond Governor Street Dr
Fowler would go 20 any ofthose for short
uue a ne has previously travelled in if his friends de.
sfe IT, provided the practice be attended TO would ins.
NY me Trip ctter all times find him. directed 10
nlOHlohi' mh26-w3w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16
From the .4ierandria Gazette.

We need hardly refer our readers to the Address
OF the Acting President OF the United States to the
People of this country. Il is all that we could hav
expected or desired. With such principles to guide
him, we shall give his Administration a cordial and
hearty support. We invite public attention to tho
concise but explicit declarations of the poltica
principles OF MIR. Tyler. These principles are ho-
nest and republican. They are such as, il follow
ed out, will bring back the Government to the old
track, and Introduce such salutary REFORM as the
cortupuons OF modern times require. We have
now at the head of the Government a high. minded.
true hearted, patriotic Virginian. lie is surround.
ed by one OF the ablest Cabinets that ever Pre-.
sluent had. lie Is acceptable to the Wing party,
and not violently opposed by the Loco Foco par,y'
why, then, should We not have peaceful, prosper
GUS happy administration Of the great concerns of
the nation7 Let the moderate men of all partie,
unite in buryng harsh party feelings, and in sun
porting their country "Ours are the plans of fair.
delightful peace" Give MIR. Tyler fair trial.
the result.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16

VlhGIN1Ai-At Rules, held in the Clerks Office q
v iheCouniy Court Of King Queen county on M. h,
dayot April ISL Pascal Bland both in his own Iisbt a.
as OF Elizabeth Bland deceased plant agains
James carlton, Archibald Carlton, Henry Carlton 90
Cdiion, James Carlton, William Hayes, Robert Iiaves
am hepeeca Hayes and other defcndans-IS CH1scEE,
Ihe defendants above named, having ente r@J
appearance AMI given security, according 10 he At "
sschDy anl tbs Rules Of this Court; and IL arpcariny
~ shsactory evidence, that they not inhabitants n
ths country; itsOIdeTed, that the said n,nts A. n
PaI The hTst Monday la July next and answeT m,
ON OF the plaintiff; and that copy OF Ills orje
be loflhwith inserted in newspaper published in "a,
Cy OF richmond for two months and os,
od al the front door Of the Court House OF this county
ACopy. Testc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16
TOtopoloiHoy
THE INDEPENDENT ODD-FELLOW.
BT JAMES ". FORD

To publish 10 the City Of Richmond a. soon az
number Of subscribers Obtained Monthly Journal
deyotedto tie ineres sof Odd Fellowship be called
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16
UNIVERSITY on VIRGINIA.


TUE Visitors will proceed ~ their meeting on the tst NJ
July neNi, 10 appoint Professors In the school ~ NJ
dcrn Langua1es Mathematics, aud Law Applcaton fi.
rcetedlo Dr Vossner HARRISON Chairmao III the Facuv
NC University will be lad before the Hoard Of Vsof
me annual Income N the Professor Of each Of these
andthe fees Gangng from twenty ave 10 hy dollars eacb
paid by Tho Ttudcni8 attending his school ne l. frrnsh
o. moreover, with convenient Dwelling House HAVING
ntue euached, zee Of rect. The salary and fees re-
ecNcl ~ ne Professors n ncsc Schools respectively
W. w. our joas counting tho salary Al $1,000 bis
The Professor n Modern Languages t2FQ PEG sanum.
Mathematics, 1890 ~
Law, 63N0
De- required that there shan be TAUGHT In Inc Rohooi az
ind AngloStEon Languages And with respect 10 any 80
peant for The vacant chair thst school, the vstsr,
viii expect 10 bo informed whether ha ~ competent IN
teach. W ". WOODJEY proef,y -"
n ne Uafrsrsffy ef Nrsfnis
VALUABLE FARM FUH SALE -TGs
"A subscriber having determined IN the est ~
fers his valuable Farm, containing 800 acres In ~.
This land ls situated the forest road. mile Cs
Lynchburg, afloininf Inc lands q Mr saml sro 80
others on this tract there BE- 100 acres OF land bs.
mcni, tho whole being we'll with clover Tho i,p
mems good and convenient DwelItor ITo,.e F,
3ihcf Necessary Houses together with large sioss
Barn: stables 80 with Wool Cafdnr Machine az
sna ssw WI ~ new aad built w-stono end brck ~
hcleniy lerre iof manufacturing purposes Tho Fs,, ~
partly Enclosed with r0ne, ana locust posf win ~.
and well deserves the attention Of those o,isbing ans
chase land Terms accommodating. The prsetse. ~,
be slosn % sny pcrson who Will call NOON ny lrrsss5
Mes.r. Payne Turner are fully saborIsed 10 S ..o
an a. U, Y. KIDD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16
smiTHEIELo AND WESTERN nAooi
=, hAMs, sHOULDEks AND sIDEs


10000 aaacS 8! o. s OF 9;s9 hog
i 100 70, DO Of Of Shout les
500 10 OF Large jo,.Is
Pnrchaserswl find it their Interest n call h.e,r.
-, 10y: aP 10 4 WINSTON.
49, WANTED-A. few thousand bushels for
sp l6''" Fay a co.
EUH ,sCOTTsyILE AND LYNCHnUR6
IeecIned nSa W. LANCASTER will be prepared to
WI please send their Goods To our andns rh
ap lo-dit BOYD, EDMOND A. co.
tEuon mATriNGs.44,54 and 6 a White ana
ap 'H0r'd Maa'ns' besSp,,y For sale low By '"'
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Enit So
A nave determined to leave Williamsburg oa.r for
Joining the same deem useless to do myrs Inn al,
sS gcneia a. description ofny properly as do n, sn
pose any person viii buy how minute descrip
ton OF inight give, without first s@einS n S SIp,
I'm, acres OF rich land well enclosed with 49,
OF large iamv with spring excellent water ysyy mn
an al ~r aH1inns he town oniains upwards OF
uoM-al Wed enc osod with substantial enc iosure
by the use OF which tie land may be mnroxea os, mar,
very neh All who know this property think il eoad h
M,sns astuauon convenient To educate children or yo,ns
men mine offers as many advantages any ia the tss
school aud willamI and Mary College now 10
liberal. Wy P'''e Wal De 10" and my terms
WILLIAMSBURG, Marcia, JNo. NJ. GREGORY.
n1- Enquirer viii copy lawiw
,,,n,1sRGtNtA MILITARY INsTIrUT.-
ne poNu OF Nisters oi the Virginia Military Insti,ute
meet a. Lexington on the LIST day OF July nor. 10
receive applications ami make appointments 10 IN vacan
G SaIe,s IN TIE institution. Applications arc tron,I
ei TO be made before day Tor the rneeIny ~ M
81 s'u VIII De directed, post paid, The Pr-sdent
in Nisuers OF the Virginia Military Institute
.AuEou, va cadets appointed will report then,seIvsS
~ uy oy ihe ION day Of Iny-and person is adnie ed
~ shotteI period t"an two years The expenses ~ n
state cadet are about ISL year-those (any o,nr
ne au9u " per year, including clothing bard iuinn
ut Iyslclan books &c. As there but few yacncse
ohSsle account applicants should state whether Ihey are
able 10 pay the cnlire expense ' 1'e
ap2-ewtlJy p,inc,nai tSsi -,
u-Ediiois Of papers throughout the State mr.. reou.s
edncopy the above notice which Is of DHir in,eyca O.
] the benefit Of their renders T' "''''0S'' '"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16
A TEACHER

EAmILY ROE HERRINGs.-A few barrels
very superior Roe lorrngs put up Family use, Tor
we a.. ~ ABBOTT
~ :" Cary Street
FLOWER sEEDs.-A large supply or well select
II 81 Flower Seeds, Tor sale. w
sP 70 WILLIAM PALMER.
DAHLiAs'- An assortment of the finest double Dab
- las, jusi u hand, and for sale.
ap 10 WM pAIMpu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16

" P'oseu' our feauefs 10 Gay Win what may be
considered as the Inaugural Message Of President
Tyler. We have room for no comments, and none
are needed. We givea hearty amen to every sent-
ment expressed. They are the "true principles OF
the Government" and now have the word OF
the President HIMSELF that reform shall be admins
tered AS it would have been if the great and good
Harrison yet lived to administer the sfairs of Gov
eminent. We are not only content with the new
pligh,ed faith OF Mr. Tyler, hut satisfied and proud
th"t The mantle OF HARRISON has fallen upon o 10 SO
worthy TO receive i,.-E Y. Express.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16
ROBERT POLLARD, Jr. CO
PJRIIC~S

virtue OF deed OF uus, executed by Richard Rock
- erohe subscribers the Jrd DAY of Nav IgtS ana
recorded lnthe Clerks Once ~ Powhtan County Cnr,
o purposes therein mentioned will DO sold 10 INC
Dhdcr at public auction, for cash, At Pawhaian TonT,
n negro slaves, with their Increase (f any) since he
aie on tnc deed or 80 many Of them may Be sufficient
10 ralse the sum Of money Intended be Secured y nc
sald trust deed with the costs sod expenses Attending Tho
no. an SUCH TILE as Is vested Ia TIE Subscribers will
be conveyed 20 the purchaser or purchasers "
JOHN w. NAsII,1 .,
WIZ. s. DANCE ( trustees.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16
DRAGONS, ATTENTIoN,


A TEND meeting nt your Company nj MIi,,,x III
n on TUESDAY Next at "a o'clock r. NJ sIsy,,. ia
TO elect Captain by order OF the Lieut. Commander,
Ap lot PORTIAIN RnuINsnN IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16

rrsssdsaf Tsisr's .sdd,sss--Pssiis opiaisa-
wesuejoin some farther extracts from the press,
70 show the feelings with which this doeumen, has
been rsesivsd By the Rsform Party Of the country.
TUE FIRST MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT TYLER.
NOZZLE DOCUMENT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16
uOYT g. CO.'S OrFIcE I.,,.-.-

uOYT g. CO.'S ORFICE.-Th. Io,,.rv -
~ richmond to-day small affair. 900 Capia and
lchesS' Lcok gu 10 the s6OOOO, which draws 10 NOR.
row h"Yt q Co have the Tickc.s for that iTze pris
sd-sharcsin proportion. ' an M
A TEACHER
THE undersigned who has had entir. ch,r,. -, 81, .
lui'e9Nh hca1cmy' since October 1898, anic
leaneu Having Teen engaged the essional tiss
1 isaGher Tor Ne last ten years he wishes situation In
ns bnghsh anu Mathematical Department Of some Tesper
table Academy or lac would take charge OF pyv,, ~
school provided the compensation be an nincemsnt H.
Us qnhhedto teach Reading. Writing Grammar Ariibmc
nc, biography Geometry Mcnsufatiun Algebra s,i,ysS
ing &c &c, and The testimonials IN his poscssio 81,
satisfy any of his ability, well as moral and g"n,
manly character wM ii. b s1uy'-
Bill begs leave II refer the Honorable Inc NJ,
Of Trustees Of this Academy. ' "''i"
GEN. RICHARD MANsFIEIDN
CUIHBERT GREEN 81 ID -
tOi. JOHN CHM. :
ANDREW 2. READING. Es1 I
ARNOLD =. NAUDAIN, Esq :
JOHN COCHRANE, Esp.
ap l6-ep5t'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16
Williamsburg. March 81 lav,r ' NS"ohh
ny ErquiIer will copy laviNE
LAW NOTICE

p Principal Professor
D-Ediiois OF papers throughout The stat. Nc. ,o
the benefit OF their renders T ''NS" '"i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16

h00 BAGS prime Green Coffee
wv 10 no do Old Java do
90 hhds 81 CioiK and Porto Rico suy,r,
landing, and for sale by
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-24

We discover from our Democratic ex.
changes that DR.. Gwin with Jno. p. Free
man at his side is moving heaven and
earth TO make an impressioa upon the
people. The democratic press in this
State is teeming with their peregrinations,
and accounts Of their trancendent elo.
quence. All this humbuggery may have
its effect and we should like to see il
counteracted.
What has become of Col Bingamanl
We hear nothing more ofhim than if he
were not candidate for congress.
Does he not intend to canvass the Stat,
or does he design to leave the field to hi,
opponents? We think that it is highly i'm
portant that he should take more time il
extending his acquaintance among th,
people in this portion Of the State than hi
did during his last congressional canvass
We viii publish with great pleasure lis
of appointments for him:
Shall we do It Colonel B.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-24

meet them at the present rae Of taxation. but
argued that the present rates were enormous
ana oppressive. This was the substance Of
me remark-the precise words are not preteu-
aed to be gwen. This admission was particu-
larry commented on upon that occasion by the
gentleman who replied 10 Genl Speight.
sGrn'L afacHr.
MIhls question abuut the payment If tic
Union Bank bonds, is no parfv question, e,nhra-
eng the distinctive appelation used amonr -.
such for instance as Wing and Democrat hut
y ls purely an American Question: missile
ssippl question, &C." See letter to Z. q. Cal
houn and others, July 18th, 1871.
EFT PER CONTRA.
"Denlocrafic ANTI Bond Ticket
For L0wndes County,
"For The Seuate,"
"JEssE SPEIGHr."
See columbus Democrat" different dates
no steps taken to set matters right by Gent
GENT sPE1GHr.
ldrataOn.-''lt would be Just as Ubiquitous
as the tea tax which led to the REvor.urro,x
and for one, if the worst comes to the worst. i
am prepared 10 resist It. IN the same manner !,
Letter to John Kyle, Feb. LIST, 1871.
lntImapons and declarations of the same
KIND VIII &c feHnd IN several other communi.
cations from the same gentleman.
EFT PER CONTRA.
The principle upon which our ancestors re.
sisted the tax on tea, was that oftGration acith.
oltt representation. But here the case ia auite
different, for the tax, if any, would De imposed
oy our own chosen representatives, and in ODE.
dIence to the viii of the majority. This de-
clsratlon Of liabilities is in bad taste. But
apprehend that the gentIenan's repolution viii
be as harmless as these paper bullets of hi.
brain.
1Ah me! what perils do environ
/ he man who NEEDLES with cold iron.,o
Stick to your pen, Generei, it is better suite,
to these piping times of peace. Permit N,
also to remind you that submission, ueaces il
submission to the viii of the majority is an ex
cellent virtue in one who seeks TO be the rem
resentatlve Of free people. In conclusion
would also commend to your favorable consid
Grafton, precious n.orceau from the brief {
an Arkansas lawyer.
Smiths case, gentlemen of the jury, | pro
pose malntyto rely upon three points:
LIST. That the kettle was cracked when "
| got it:
ID. That it was whole when we returned i
| Sd. That IRE never had the kettle at al.''
, We leave you and the 'spoor dear people
to make The application.
ANXIOUS CURIE.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-24
THE MINISTRY.

1 he Following is given as lte pfoba-
bic composition of the New Ministry.
First Lord of the Treasury and
Chancellor of Exchequer-Sir Robert
Peel.
Secretary of the Home Depart
ment-Earl of Aberdeen.
Secretary for the Foreign Depart
ment-Duke of Wellington.
Secretary for the Colonial Affairs,
Lord Stanley.
Lord Chancellor-bord Lynd-
hurst.
First Lord of the Admirali,y-Sir
James Graham.
President Of the council-Lord
Melville.
President of the Board Of Control,
Lord Peterborough.
Lord Privy Seal-Lord Warncliffe.
President of the Board of Trade
Lord Ashburnham.
| Paymaster of the forces-Sir Ed
ward Knatchbull.
/ Dutchy of Lancaster-EarI de
Gray.
Secretary Of war-NIr. Herries.
Postmaster General--Duke of Buck
ingham.
Speaker cfthe House Of Commons
Mr. Goulbourn.
Lord Stewart-Earl Of Roden.
Lord Chanberlain-Earl of Liv
erpool.
+ Lord Lieutenent of IreIand-Ear
, , Of Huddington.
: Lord Chancellor Of Ireland Sir Ed
# ward Sugden.
Secretary for Ireland--Lord Franci
Egerton.
i Master General Of Ordinances
9 H nry Hardinge.
Master of the Mint-Sir Georg
Clerk.
h Vice President Of the Board {
e Trade-Lord Standon.
+ Attorney General-Sir Frederic
& Pollock.
q Toilet
: : Lord Advocate-sir William RAJ
i Solicitor General for Scotland-M
Duncan Mcneil.
There appears to be some doul
n whether Mr.. Peel will propose a spei
as as ker, as Mr. Lefeyre is on the who
W a popular and pleasant enough perso
es Butthe feeling Of the party decided
It's, that Mr.. GouIboufn second be a
pointed 10 that ofice,to the exclusiS
on Of a Wing candidate.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-24

!. He talked OF LcOnldas -nu
TYLER; Marp.Aoh; Mil.~des,and
,.,,emeui, u the roustltution,and
Ia.,;y that the South would ne
s@it to such tyranny.
..,. torrent Of e!oquence was 3r-
bs a simple question by Mr..
y Of New York, who asked il
s.,eman while a member Of the
I,mre Of Alabama, he had not
go,nslruct the Senator'S from that
and request the representative
for a National Bank, with a ca.
.ssia hundred milliOns'
n PAINE made no reply.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-24
GENT sPE1eHr.

GEN SPEIGHT.
----- suppose il a contract
SHOW in this particular case there were three
''parties to the contract, viz: the Banks as the
'obligorS, the bond holders as the OJligeeS, and
"the poor dear people or the State" The
John Kyle letter, Feb. 1st, 1871.
CONTRA.
"Know all men by these presents, that the
State of Mississippi acknowledges 10 be IN
debted to tho Mississippi Union Bank, in the
sum of two thousand dollars, which sum the
said State Of Mississippi promises to pay, in
current money of the United States, to the Or
der of the presidenb directors and company
IN the year with interest at the
rate of five per cent. per annum, payable half
yearly at the place named in the endorsement
hereto, viz;
On the of everyyeaf until the
payment of the said principal sum: in testimo-
nv Whereof the Governor of the State of Mis-
sissippi has signed, and he Treasurer of the
State has cOunl ersigned, these presents, and
caused the seal of the State to be affixed
thereto, at jackson, this in the
year of cur Lord.
| Governor
Treasurer
! Mississippi Union Bank Charter. Sec. 5.
ENDORSEMENT.
0The President and directors of the Missis
sippi Union Bank, do hereby designate tbs
AGENCY of the Bank of the United States il
the city of London, as the place of payment 0
the within bond and interest, and hereby assign
and transfer the same, for value received, t
bearen being equal to four hundred and filt,
pounds sterling, and guarantee the payment Q
the same at the place designated.
II r pTTNMET & DSoef -
S: GWIN, Cash"
The State is the obligor, the Mississippi
Union Bank the obligee, and the bond holder
mere tnaorsees.
EEN'L sPErGHT.
1Now what was the understanding betwee
the first and second parties. Why, that tn
money should be loaned on the security OF th
third party, and that the first party would &C
honestly; bank on Il according to the sottIlde'
and most prudent course Of bonkfngs and OF
Of the profits pay the loan, and nerer cat y,
the third party, the State, 70 pay one celN. m
7 repeat tcas the understanding Of all the pa
ties 10 this CONTRACT, supPosirg i to be one. s
Letter to Jno. Kyle, Feb. Isl, lS4l'
xrPER CONTRA.
Sec .bove--s.how should the Bank be ma
.osd - is 10 sdUe The Slate ----; ''In
much as the State was bornd for the money
- aauih6rized those banks TO horrc
the money. and have put your land and negro
a. security for the same!"
eEr'L sPEfsHT.
ssvVhat Is the effect should tax be LAID
avon 10 paw these bonds, you who now ?
one dollar may expect to pay twenty. q
{ columbus Democrat, Feb. 2Oth' ~
BY jesse Speight -, s
should this sum Of money be collected ~
he neople bv taxation, twill on the one ia
: raise rich harvest for the hungry officers
: snecuIators, while on the other i viii prod.
Z scene Of distress and misery aneqxatted
ne history Of this ioorld. The John =
litter. Feb. Ist, 154l.
= E1 PER CONTRA
g cenI Speiqht stated in substance n p
{ r. address. July 3lst, IS4l, at anus
!. rronnd'' in this county, that i was proDsal
. sonsidering tie time Of the maturing Ct
e fIr;aS Rank banks, that we wonld be aols
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-24
SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANCERY, )
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, ron THE.
FOURTH CH1NcERY DISTRICT.
JUNE TERM, 1871.
Richard Evans.

M. D. Us.
Columbus g. Tombigby TRANSPORTATION
Company, VIM. A. Hicks, Anderson
Love, George Vaughan Erasmus i. Acee Z
Ovid P. Brown and William p. Puller.
IT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of he
u Chancellorupon opening the matters ofthis
cause, that the said Addison Love is NOT :
citizen ofthe State of Mississippi: and thai he
resides beyond the limits thereof so that The
ordinary process of this court cannot be served
on him. 1t is therefore ordered by the Chan
cellor that publication be made for the said
Addison Love to appear before the said Chan
cellor at the term ofsaid court to be holden
on the
Second Monday IN December uexf,
at the Court House in the town of Columbus
IN the county of Lowndes in the District afore-
said, 'ofthe the State of Mississippi, then and
| their to plead, answer or demur, to the bill 81
complaint in this cause fled, or the several ale
cations in said bill contained will as to the
! said Love be taken as confessed and such order
or decree be made thereon as may seen
meet.
r. L. DIXON Clerk.
] By NJ. MCCARTHY D. c.
/ Columbus Miss July 18th 1871. pf..I5d.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-24
GFN'L spFtcuT.

"You know that my creed is that one Legis-
lature cannot bind another, any mora than one
generation can another, or The dead The living"
The John Kyle letter. Feb. LIST, l64I.
EFT PER CONTRA.
SNOW admit that this clause" (speaking
of the Constitutional "conveys the right to
bOr-Oio, but for what!"- -Extract-ssCn rtius,' y
Columbus Danaoosat. March 12ih. 1s4l ny
Genl Speight.
ITO this / objected, and took the ground
that it was a PRIVATE CONTRACT between the
State and stockholders, and that inasmuch as
the State was BOUND for the money, The Legis-
Iature had no right to hberate The stockholders,
&c" Communication Of Jesse Speight May
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-24
TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of deed in Trust. execu-
- ted to me, as trustee, by Frederick
J. Guitar, on the 29th day of December,
A. D. 1889, TO secure the payment of a
certain sum of money therein men6oneds
to Alfred Battle, which said deed in trust.
has been duly recorded, in the office, Of
the clerk ofthe Probate Court of Lowndes
County, and State of Mississippi, | will
sell at public auction, to the highest bid.
der for Cash, at the door of the Court
House in tie town of Columbus, in said
County, on.
Monday The 3Oth dag Of Aagust, merit.
within the hours of 10 a. m. and 4 P. N.
the following described property in tie
town of Columbus, now occupied as the
residence of Capt. John Crusoe, and moe
particularly described as square number
ed one hundred and thirty, north of Main
Street.
Such title only as is vested in me as
trustee will be conveyed.
DABNEY LlPSCOMBE,