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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

NEW SCBOUL-ME~ ApuET proposes %
~ cptn sthue, 10 Columbus ior ift Instruction
O.. Young Lad es. about ne mddc 81 AHe1e nexg
Sach branches as are usually Taught in Eeg 81
Scho', SlllteeeiSe attention.. kcons hive teen en-
gagged n hat beautiful grove easi Tie Fsn'ef's
Bauk. Ofibe precise time, due uoiIce WI be gtVcn
The usual terms will b charged.
Mrs. A. rests hsr prCtens.o upon Nrmsrsgoesss
Il. MAYNARD ABBEY.
Columbus, July i7ib, is4I
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gETILL attend at " ashogt0n TO me prosecution
w OF claims before the Department. 10 oil ga
cs, when case is placed IN hls innds i, must
be accompanied by fee proportional 10 The CHAR
ocer Of the business, and subfc % Inc isiial per-
centum. on Inc amount Of clam whcn finally adws-
led. No letters viii be taken rom the POSI- Office
uacss lie postage is paid. For The present. ~
lers must be directed n himal pikevle, Md WHICH
ID three hoprs ride from The city.
Persons are 1uihnrized II refer 10 The hon Az
bert g. Brown, and Hon. Jacob Thompson, Miss
10 tic lion. Dixon n. Lewis, and Hon. Eenben
Chapman. of Ala; d The Hon. VIM $. Fslion,
andC. A. Harms, Esquire, Of Arkansas; Col. Breed
love. and George Whiiman, Esquire Of New-Or-
leans; General Call, DIR Charles Byfne, Gen. Her
nandez. and Hon. G, Downing, Florida; Judge lyer-
son, and David Goliglily Esq; ol Columbus Geo
gia; Alfred VI scoot, and John HcnIy, Esqgires, q
Montgomery. Alabama; and to Major X. p, lee,
us. A, ST. Louis. Missouri
WAsmssToM March 25lh. 1871 4J--tE
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- nltl.lllIln 1870.

I'm pursuance 81 m ORDER ot lhr iloao'aBt"
FL Probate Court % Chickaenw County IN th"
Slale Of Mississippi parsed ai term t,efea.
held on tho first Monday 10 Apil ISL, we wall
proceed 10 sell q tbe h'gbcsi bidder, % ihn prem
ises on the ir~t Monday 10 Jolly ury', on cfrdt
IL ore. twoanA lbree sears. the following dcsersb,
eli lands htlopsia- 70 ihc estate oi hcmas Ivy
deceascd "a wit bots putnsrr tmee aHd figh',
&c .cclan iwrniy-ihfee; lhe southeast frd lHo
notlh.wesi q1alef~ ii section number tvfn'g,iv"
all ii township G!ieon 81 range nineteen ras',
according 70 lho plan Of survey OF iao la'e ehoc-
t,w rmchasc; ard lying and beng 10 he Count"
of Noyubce. in The State slor-od. Notes v,'H
approved security Will b. required Of 'he pHrchas-
err for files in fee siupie, whenever the whole Of
The purchase money shall have been pad.
THOMAS WILLIAMS,
BlRD lYY, Eyecator,.
JAMES CALVERT,
Atiesf,
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Staic OF Mississippi Loundes %.

ProJo,s Court May Trm 1871.
FENo I'll persons interested in Tie Real Esa.r ~
y. WGam Campbell Deed
NHEREAs, on PIE approximation or John Sea-
and Christopher Adams administrators ~ the r.
tate VI WLam Can FAe1 Deceased. % appears q,
the satisfaction OF The Court that The PERSONAL
elects OF sad estie are nsl Iiceni 10 paY The
lchs ihcrC"l, y Is there1re rr,red dist citation IS
sue and puhaca'inn be made ~ cor oFns!y with fir
Suinie IN such Gaze made AID provided requiring
al peiRtas Interested 10 the Fe- estate oiss3 Deed
o he and appear before the Judge 1T the prnl,-,e
Caprt sw thc County Of Lowndes ~ a Tern, 10 h.
hahlen At the Court Hnnse lor sad Conn,v W ito
town Of Columbus ~ the FIRST MONDAY If it
II lstl and show cause II any they can wig ih,
tso"'nE hnd thc property 81 tie estate q s,d
W .iam Oap'1hr go wis The suuth end III s,in'l,
ni A west hall 90 south west quarter sechr-r
tNtn'N-I'eT "i rumhcr tNn ~ scriiun thirty FIVE
north ensl quarter oi nnFlA east quarter of srctio
thirty hive su'h east quarter n smith east crar,r-
src'lon twenty iHu-, siuth west quarter scrtoa
iWrntv.sIN. ntrih east quarter seciien tvysrtv,ix
except thirN-i"ur acres oh the south par, Of ss5t
qsarer south ha ut west tsI Of -ou.a ca4, quartz
and south hat ~ east hal, af south eastepa,tr- ~.
sccion Oh rlt-ihrrc except so much 81 san srctta
a. les north of Cnytn's Creek. The north end O.,
west hall ol uotlit Otsl quancr d., twenty-five
OH an township nineteen south 'arcr afehieen yvcsf.
containing Eve hundred aHi 'h.rIy nfuc'y.onr l-r
lret,hs acrcs rorcot 'ess situated u Lownies cuus
/ y; siouAi not be- sod Go iay i.,-due olthr dtb.s
! OF te slld Cs'o'e of " diam CaWp.r,. Deceased.
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YEyHE Subscriber having commenced the Coach
H. Making business On st. John Street one DOR
from the corner Of Main street, opposite fhe Com
mcrcia bank, IS prepared TO execute orders N he
above ne with neatnees durability ard Dispatch.
lie hopes. by strict attention 10 business 70 inertia
share OF public patronage.
+. .. THOMPSON
N. D. Repairing Painting and vanishing done
with ncainess aud on Inc mcst reasonable terms.
Columbus April l7th 1871, +ld
Argus viii please copy.
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LIE. ID. IA. IloncIlelIe,

EETILLin future devote lis whole attention
w to the practiccoI lhe several branchesoi his
profession, at The late residence Of his ialhcI be-
tween Col. Nimfod Davis and Lindsey's Ferry He
will practice upon unreasonable terms AZ anvother
regularly bred physician in the .canty.
December It'll, si-a94f
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For inc Ilnsn.

XNTHEAr, Rye, Corn, Oats ara Fodder, tor
Wv sale, ~ The undersigncd, residing on tie Mi,
ilary road, eight and haii miles cas- Of Conahgs.
JOHN PERKINS
cc5- carpenter or iWo Of p good character Ior
honesty sc, can end employment by erqnlTing as
above, IL
July To- sat tw
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VOLUNTEER TOASTs.

by John Kyle Esq.-The people ofthc coun.
" Of Lowudes. Their enterprise, directed by
Intelligence md energy, will soon place them 4.
boye the Irowns and expression 81 banking cor.
pora' ons
BY james II Westbrook.- Labor. II is the
tosman that has raised mat from the condition
otrho savage, that has changed the desert into
cultivated fields and has covered the earth with
cities. May it ever be rewarded.
By George P. Loynck President Of the day.
Tho land we inhnbit Stained with the blood
IF cur ancestors, may il never be polluted BY the
ioosteps Of tyrants.
by D. w. tagsdale Etq.-indrew Jackson.
4 Statesman, General, and n alt2en. If he
ever erred it was an error Of the head not Of
the heart. Long may he live TO eujoy his well
won fame.
BY Benz. Speight.-Thc Hon. Thos II. Den
Ton Of Missouri. Thu patriot statesman ard a
bic politician. one of the main pillars of Democ.
racy
Roy Chandler Esq To The memory Of The
late Tho's. Davenport Of Virginia. Beloved
whilst living, lamented now dead.
BY John r. Council Esq.--1hc day We cele-
brate may it be day long remembered by free
men.
By Charles II. Cooper Martin Van Buren,.
--Ho retires from the Presidency with oil The
honors Of patriot and a statesman.
1y Sterling VI Lesier.--The people Of Lowndes
county. Ilgh-minded, patriotic, intelligent and
enerorsinr they will snon be placed above the
frowns OF Banks and the intrigue OF demagogues.
By Chas. Jordan.-The day we Celebrate
Nav the sun in her annual revolutions, behold our
children 10 tho remotest generation united IN pour
inr forth their gratitude to The memories oil the
founders Of our Republic.
by john TIutchens Esq.--Thc fair of oul
land The Polar star for man. May We ever ac
SO as 10 deserve their confidence.
By Tbos E. Cannon. The 4th Of July. 1T
celebration viii cease only when the people dis
pisc The wisdom and forget tho valor ~ wh.cf
the day was hallowed.
By John +. Wooten--The orator Of che day
MAY his merits on the present occasion sooF
be compensated by the smiles Of beautiful Dnde
And may they always be prosperous and happy
By G. 6. Weslbrook, Washington. An
orbit hat played around The Polar staro our n
dependence; his later days was as useful AZ ~
carly days wess illusifious
By Henry oven. The Ala of July a dal
never TO be forgoten hy Americans. May N
liberties our (orefaihsls nobIy fought for be preser
we'd and flourish while time endures.
Long may the Star spanglcd banner
Intriumph wave,
Ger the land Of The free
And The homo orihe brarc
VI
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GtHARLES II, ALBERT, Of Columbus Mise &
u GEORGE 6. PRENTICE, Of Mohr, Alo..
have formed a Coparnership Tor tran,acng
Fc3GrGE Commission 6grgi2ace8.
~ ne City orMobic, Alabama, under Tie slylc AID
Ntm Of
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EPrinicr'a.fse 80 50.
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.


STATE OF MISSISSIPPI -LOWNDES co.
Probafes Court, July Term Fifth Monaey-ls4i,
2 il GI2EEABI5Y foan orderofihc Probaes Court
ot Lowtdes County, Mississippi made a. the
July Term ihefenf lS4is will as Administrator q
The real estate III Conrod Hackeman, late Of said
county DECEASED ipreacnl my accounts and souch-
ers onsHa estate nt the September term 81 sari
court thereof. for fnaI settlement and allowance ON
said Heal estate AIIperyons interested in SAIL es-
tate are hereby notified to be and appear Al SAID
September Term thereof, and show canse, u my
they can, why said accounts should not be allowed,
and final settlement Be made.
GEORGE HACKLEMAN,
Administrator.
Issued from The minutes Of the Court July ;. l54l
.axesf; WM. n. FULLER
Cieyk.
lin III IB4I4 4 CIV
fPrinteflsfee SO 50.l
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joe Z, " iFgin.
gEytlls LAY canie tAe Iaaofd hy aiorrcr orj3
i Is ordered BY he Court that publication ic
mndc iot sixmccas.ye WEEKS ia The Coluuhns Dem
ocfatn newspaper published u lhe the town Co
lnbts in lhe state u Ms.isspri notifying tie defend
ant N the peadgnry o. ihIs slii, ihaiuhcss ie ap-
pear oItor before Cue lft dny ~ ne hext term
tbs couti give spec al hail and plead ~ dfnn-.
lement haal will he tniefFl ataias, tin 7nd NJ"
properly ATTACHED will y. snH 70 satisfy ,tc p'sir-
In. duffunls asd THIS raa.eis continued Gtn.lhs
ncsi frrnof This Cngf'.
4 tfuc copy fomthc minutes %, uur ld raast
IN Sad CAUSE
OVID f. BROWN. CIR.
}y J. .. No,g@oMEFr Dfp'y Cla
Jung 9th istI ~ --tw-
r..Ntu 81
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..41 @ss- g. ~ q u go!
C0Hsn.sSSgCS NTS,
.B0DfLE mn.
Their best Cf'us viii be used for The interests Of
those wbn may place busiues1 m their hands, and
hope by strict attention to merit share 81 pubic
patronage,
Columbus Miss. Ja'y2, lsil-52-d.
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state OF Mississippi :.owndcs %,

state OF Mississippi ;.own,lcs 60,
@r'at Court Nondey ~ ,'prllsu
John J.. A,,u&
banuea ll0erpr
275i: N."eHmf ot
Samuel 4 Mutt
yENliIS day cnmr i6r Plaintiffs ~ ,her ailor.
A. ncv al ana un motion, tits ordered hy the
court hat puhMaton be made ler SIX suece sire
weeks ~ tie Ealumhps Dtmocrai, a newspauer
Published N tbe ioah 81 Columbus uoynr Tie
leienjant OF l!e presidency cf THIS init ana q IL
unless be appear an or before the next ttfu eli The
court give bail anil nrad or @tiuur, ulamcnt vii
b. rendered against lm ly ie1ult Atd re p7aa.
srty attached wi be sola d salts the p'an d 81.
mgN1S
4 trlc copy Itom tlr uiauca II our court IN said
| cause. Next term isi Monday October next.
OVID 7. BROWN Clerk.
EyJ d. Nosf5oNrcY, y. c
JUNO l0,hlS4l,
| 49-G.w fTsf 5I0 30
I $780,
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iVUHp NUTI7HT
JOSEPH BLAIR, r. ",
clr Persons ealing for he above letters WI
please say they are advertised.
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COACH MAKING.

Feb. 10, l8il-3e gov. l7tar IS
The Polynesian., 1841-11-20

be supposed felt very much pleased at
the change in our situation, and the result
of our visit was equally gratifying to my
Companeros." We babe adieu to the
&" Grande Mesone" without a shade Of
regret, though much to the chagrin Of the
landlord, who no doubt had anticipated
rich harvest from our ignorance and mex
perience, and were soon very comfortably
established to our hearts content, in our
new quarters.
Mr. ID. informed me that Messrs Baron
Forbes e. Co. had established a cotton
factory in Topic, where several American
families from Lowell and the ncighboring
manufacturing towns, were employed. I
was very much surprised at the informa-
ton and gladly accepted his invitation to
visit the establishment, promising myself
much pleasure in calling upon the little
knot Of Yankee men and women connec-
ted with it.
We found ourselves somewhat embar.
,essed at first in attempting, despite our
mutual ignorance of each others language,
TO scrape acquaintance with the dark-eyed
senoritas, who seemed equally at a loss
with ourselves, but with Mr. DIS aid as
Interpreter, we soon managed to get &C.
quanted, and with Spanish phrase book
which we had, we were able to carry on
quite a conversation, and for one learned
more Spanish than had acquired in all
my previous intercourse with the Califor-
mans.
The day after our arrival accomran-
led my friend D. TO the cotton factory,
which is about mile from the centre Of
the city, and is the most thoroughly Yam
kee looking building that have seen
since ] left home. 1t is Of two stories,
and with its small windows and green
blinds reminded me very much of New
England, as did the interior in every res
pect but the Spanish nantes of the Mex
lean girls employed there. We were
warmly greeted by our countrymen whom
we found in state Of great excitement,
on account of the news which they had
just heard, Of the seizure of the Amcri-
cans in California, and who were ready
to risk their lives in attempting to rescue
them. But we had laid the case before
the British Consul, who had acted with
his usual promptness for which he is well
known, and we found that the Mexican
Authorities in Topic were as indignant at
the transaction as any one could desire,
so that no further i'll treatment was to
be apprchcndcd on their arrival there.
The Americans employed in this es,ab-
lishment are almost all married, and these
three or four families afford genuine
specimen of the New Enganders.
The Cotton Factory of Messrs Barron
Forbes e. Co. is situated on stream a.
bout a mile from Topic, the land being
given by government for the purpose Of
encouraging internal improvement, and Of
developing the resources of the soil, and
the enterprise is encouraged by them in
every way. Tie importation of brown
cottons into this part of the country is pro.
hibited, and this being the only factory on
this side of the country, they derive, MS
may be supposed, great profit from the
business. They purchase the cotton on
the fields, having agents who have it gath
cred, packed in bags, and transported to
the factory, where it is cleaned. The
cost whom cleopnb ovoroTcc oknut "a xo.l
The Polynesian., 1841-11-20

nal, and amused US the whole passay,
with his oddities As we approached tn,
harbor of San Bias, after a two DAYS pas
sage, we saw Barque also steering fo
the anchorage, and as we neared eacl
other we were surprised to recognise ou
old acquaintance the Guypasquana; be-
ing very fast saicr she anchored before
US. AS we passed under her quarter ir
our little schooner, we were recognised b,
Castro, who was on deck with the guard
and who eyed US with looks Of surprise
and dislike, and Immediately commenced
an animated conversation with his officers
and those of the custom house who were
on board. He doubtless was impressed
with the idea that we were DIGGING his
path, as this was the third time we had
crossed it, and we were anxious TO get or
our way to Topic as soon as possible
We were obliged by law to remain or
board until after the custom house Officer
had visited us, and as he was then on
board the barque, We met with some dc.
lay. However, our captain sent ashore
and engaged mules for us to be in readi.
ness as soon as we landed, which was
done. The visit being over, we pulled
ashore, and only remained long enough
to have our passports viewed, when we
mounted and now began in right earnes,
our tour across Mexico. We had Just go
mounted, and were waiting, armed and
equipped for adventure, while the arriero>
whom we had engaged were Swapping ou'
baggage on the mules, when we were in.
formed by the person of whom we had
hired them, that the Alcalde had sent or.
ders round town, that no horses or mules
should be furnished to any foreigners
We had anticipated this step which we
supposed proceeded from our friend Cas-.
tro. and having already hired ours and
paid for them, and wha, was Of more i'm
portance to us, being all ready to start
we laughed at the messenger, clapped
spurs to our horses, and soon left the town
Of San Bias, in which we had not remain
ed half an hour, far behind us. We made
quite show of force as we rode. prepared
for battle, F. with c. leading the van, the
baggage in the middle, NC. and myself
bringing up the rear. 1t was about sun.
set when we started, and wishing to reach
Topic as soon as possible in order to lay
the case Of the prisoners before the Brit
ish and American Consul> there, we rode
all night. | felt my spirits rising with the
excitement Of travelling in strange coun-
try, and realized for the first time since
had left Oahu, that | was making some
progress towards Home We stopped at
one o'clock, at little rancho, to rest a
few hours, after most romantic and cx-
citing ride AS we dismounted by moon
light, and unsaddIcd our horses, we look
ed more like band of the very robbers
we were prepared to meet than peacea-
BILE party of travellers. We bivouacked
in the open air, wrapping ourselves in our
blankets, and sleeping with our saddles
for pillows, and our pistols under our
heads, Sleeping an hour or two we again
mounted, having refreshed ourselves with
bowl of new milk, and rode gaily on,
now over an open plain and now through
forests, warned every few moments by
the cau'ioning shout of the vanguard, to
bow before some impending bough or snf-
fer the consequences. The moon having
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Attention the Whole!

Il IS respectfully suggested 10 that pan.9n o.
the voters Of L9wndes ~ho are opposed Co ,s1.-g
the people Tor me payment Of The State Bund.. ta
meet al the d.!Is,snl precincts "a The County.
aad g.se an expression CT lhcr opinion As to the
most suitable persons 10 represent them IN The
next Legislature. The crisis is an imporlau, one.
Shall We sleep on our oars, while eternal Will
ance IS the watehwo'd ofour opponsn,s7 Let
Is arse al once aud hight a. the candle. Of din.
genee. and victory vii ass1redly be ours. |, may
be deemed adasabls to hold e. County Canycn.
uon N Columbus. II 80. preliminary meetings
should be held at the dlIrreu, PRECINCTS "a order
to appoint delegates, &c Tolhe Ann + nd
men--io all who are opposed To taxing the pea.
pie for the benefit Of bank swiudIers, and foreign
m-ney chlusers and stock iqbbers, we would
say be Up aud adaing-ths lime for aetion has
arrtpsd
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GIDEON LlNCECUAT.
{For The Deniocfli.)
pnSr NOR TEN EYAMlN

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Nh -. = l..,.e..,f M !A"is'
i ia MI, ,,a,.ast. = ~
Cullen Dg,tn.,y hs,n,,b.s
same cl,,s called H. Ii. Fr,nrh ANN, g.,ct !. !
nervous disease uccasoatd BY want d exercise.
From present symptoms il IS Judged hat twa al
.htm WI breathe heir AS on Saturday the 9ah
uN'' De,'h uPIe''s 70 ''ase s10rk Utm ho'a on
I'M. 'as, .',l 4 nun
/ dIgie,,lfv ,yitt Winch ,bev breais na,h.,. 4,
| DETERMINATION wlH TAX. baare II IN. rtf,,. =
the Columbus Beu1cai on rho hrst SATURDAY ut
June. lis p1sstor thnu1h l8H my uay Hoi lie
eabfey dead al mat 'lmf' tii* Ha"cter not be W
y. "''' y - ~ ~ N' ~ t''' '1,',t'ii+
,la ,,.sa, n,,t s,.,, . 4,'''''''
,,,,tn,, ,.nsl f,.,,,o ,v.., r.,.,
edge of tie strao Jlyrgalrus muscle 80 AZ IT, %,
hare the pbtene nerve, and, another Hti.,., eudef
tag caries g. 81 q, 49, ~ " ~ R}liea'Iou
..,.o.. M, a.,ol,e,.tsa, ts.t B.. I'M, =.
,lt,l H. can aegarra5ne tle pg@srg l.pso.., >,
Galvap.sn on ,spnra. ala ,a>9ri.ied an,ea,..,
and ptatabiy Gud OUT actually what ne nervous
hatd =, that has been 10 mach talked about
would adsse zee two ihFa ld'' reigred 'oatotc,
~ aer attending PafNetah'l Wnen lheY give lhgr
t's.''e'. 7De,''''' a' 1910 'i's'o'F y
III nn,bsr n,,ravs. h,ya 4a., g., s,.a,,'a
fra s,mnloms II n.raly.r. Il, natan,n.,,b.s
o,o,o. !, e,ll an,tl. ,l,.,.o.,,b .,,,.,,I $50,
i.,,,o.a ,,,l,,..o..,,.,,h ...t,,.,,
MA ,r,or,,u, fran, ,,ot6o, co,y,ds,.,,aa ,.a,
w. Il Ir..,..,a,. = 49, 49,. -.
A,e,,n, = ,bs o,snoranco &c III. cn,n,,n.,y &,
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UNITED SrArns nAAE

me Pennsylvania publishes tie repoft aad
says;--lt would be as easy to breast an avalanche
as TO attempt silently to stand up apaIns the to-.
fent Of public opinion as il now seis IN, a
change We have here. 0pce the assumption that
me public Treasures were not safe III he custody
Of Inc United States Bank was maJe 10 con4uIse
the nation for years. Revolutions aud blood we're
scarcely regarded as sufficient atonetnent Tor
The removal fthe deposaesn 80 doubt the
immaculate purity Of the bank, Why the stake il.
sen was mol enough to expiate the crime. And
ihOfe recently few weeks, ii short il
was warning against "Penns, yauia interests
iofsnolh' 10 hint any thing against The manage
fnent Of The institution. Tune has worked strange
miracles. and il u sincerely 10 be hoped that such
deveiopemenls as thai now laid before he public
WI have tendency for the future TO check the
course Of chatlatanism and humbug, no matter
nov magnificent ihe pseisns.on. aad cause a.ea
TO think lllle iorIhemselves. Every one must
now be convinced that there has Seen enough
and more than enough, Of obssqnioos following
and ol bllnd reliance.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

Tbs fsd.,al ,,b;,. -. 49,. m
small n,,o,,v y 4. 80. T'
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much larger than twas .t ran snrb !. ~, -
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allow, I, avery ne,s.o r. ya,5nu ,La...
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49, 1'A'' oh' ~ Whica every part OF tue state
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-05-22
MAY, lslh 1871.

4 Romancer and Thief" The ether even.
n.y. says Pans contemporary" a well known
novelist, man Of great GOODNESS and courage,
was met by stout fellow, who pulled out pom.
ard md demanded his purse. "Capual!n the
other exclaimed. u was just about to make the
same demand 0n YOU but come, as fiud have
fallen IN with one OF ourselves, I'll give you a
share of a prime job have got in hand. Come
alongl" Deceived by Tbs confidence. The real
rogue joined the counterfeit, and they stole along
together all they were met by PATROL INTO whose
hands the good na'ured friend unkindly lodged
his associate"