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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-01
BY THE PRESIDENT OF TIE U. sTATEs

BY TIE PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES
+ y pursuance Of law, |, MARrls Vas RrRss, Pre-
i .iden, Of the United States of America do hel ely
declare and make known, that public sales will be
held al the aforementioned Land Offices in the State
of Illinois at the periods hereinafter designated To
wit
A the Land Office at CHICAGO commencing on
Monday the ninth day OF August next, for the dis
posa OF the public lands within the limits Of the un.
aforementioned townships; TO wit:
Nort Of the base line and east Of the third principal
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Pennsylvania Avenue, between 81 and
june l26m ~ streets
, 1841-12-04
II. CAVE, DanVlIIe,
Terms of the "RADIcAL,"
I-INVARIABLE, III
The terms will be 50 to a club of three o
subscribers, paid in advance. $3.50 to
ngle subscriber, if paid within six months, an

PROSPECTUS
OF A
WEEKLY POLITICAL NEWSPAPER,
CALLED
1.-THE RADICAL"
Published in Bowling Green, Missouri.
The above will be the title of an old paper un-
der a ner name to be published in Bowling Green,
Mo-, by the undersigned. With the change of
name there will be NO change in the political
course of the paper. THE RADICAL" will
, 1841-12-04
t of twelve months, the personal propel

sheep. corn. farm ng utensils, aud some household
and kitchen furniture.
NATHAN FANNOY, Adm'..
Dec. q, Is41-3t.
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given. that the under igned
' has obtained from the Clerk of the Comfy
Court Of Pike county. letter. Of Administration
np"n tho Estate Of Humphrey vannoy decd, bearing
hate the 10Th daY of Oct. ISAI ALL nersons h.v
, 1841-12-04

"O n Lnd. inst Dy the heV. w. McQUfE
Mr.. LEONARD M. RocERs, to Mrs. SUSAN A.
DrcKrRsoS, all of this Pike County Mo.
The following gentlemen are authorized to
act as Agents for the "RADIcAL..'
R. M. KERcHEvAL, Louisiana, Mo.
A.. MAsE, P. NJ. Frankford,
H.. T. KENT, P. M. GAINESVILLE,
c. f. PERKINS, P. NJ. Auburn, "
J. H. BR1rroN, Troy,
B. GIBSON, P. NJ. Paynesville,
P. w. OVERLY, PM. Shamrock,
]. D. S. DRYnrs, Palmyra,
JOHN RAILS, New London,
A. HENDRIX, P. NJ. Spencerburg.
]. CnosrHEwAIr, p. NJ. jacksonville,
w. H. NIcKLrS, New Hope,
w. T. BoSD, P. NJ. Sugar Grove,
l.. T. MusIcK, Hickory Creek,
Z. EMERSON, p. NJ. Louisville,
J. B. WELLS, Warrenton,
, 1841-12-04
laims against said estate, are requested to

allowance. or they may be p~reclndcd from any eneft
Of said estate; and if such claims are not presented
within three ,eara from the date of said letters, they
will be fore,e r barred.
NATHAN YANNOY, Adnrr.
December 4. ls4i-3t.
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
AHoTlCE ishereby given that the Undersigned has
AO taken out letters of Administration on the es-
tate Of WIN. A. Chappelear decd, from the Clerk of
, 1841-12-04
md tho fhoptc ~ tho o,yna

MARCUS TROFUS.
Dec. 4, 1841-3t.*
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
TNHE unders cned administrator of the estate of
Il Humphrey V"nnoy, late of Pike county, Mo.
deceased, on the 2oth day OF December instant, at
the late residence of said deceased, on Indian Creek
will offer for sale and sell 10 the hiybest bidder nm a
, 1841-12-04

50 49,
|STRAYED from the subscriber on Sun.
~ day night the 28th of November, a gray
horse about Is l-2 hands high, 5 years old,
light maine and tail, shod all around, in good
Andition. The above horse left the stable
of Mr.. Vim. Penix on Sugar Creek. ANY
person finding him and will deliver him TO
either William Penix. or Augustus Curry in
, 1841-12-04

!.I.,( 4 ss q +.
In the Circuit Court. afthe Term Of sspssnbss,ss
wit. on the 30tb day of September e4s4L.
DAVID C. M. PAnsOSs, Plaintiff,
JAxrs q. Brsss, ard debt, By Attaee&
WILLIAM E. KEITH, Defe ndsbts. meai.
And now at this DAY comes the said plsissia. ~
his Attorney, and It appears BY the sheria's setsss
endorsed on the writ issued herein, that ths follow
ing real estate, to wit, the west hak Of the soash
west quarter of section is, 10 TOWNSHIP No 81. north
of range No. 3 west-the southwest fourth Of tn
northwest quarter Of the same section 5c8 acses 81
the west side of the east half Of the southyest qyen.s
ter, and &c 2-3 acres of the west side of ne s. Z.
fourth of the N. W. quarter Of the ssme section,
township and range. hath been attached as the pro-
perty of the said James U. Byrne--ahd it also ap-
pears that the said James U. Ryrne and william E
Keith are not inhabitants of this Stste-.heseupea
it is ordered by the Court, that the said James U.
Byrne and William E Keith be notified that On 1T
%tachment hath been issued against them in favor Of
the said plaintiff, for the san Of three hundred aud
thirty dollars and seventy Eve cents beside inter-
est and costs of suit that the above described real
estate hath been attached as the property of the sail
James U. Byrnc-and that unless you, the said
James U. Byrne and William E. Keith. be and sp.
pear before this Court, at the next term thereof, to b
begun and held at the court house in Bowling Gfeea,
wi hin and for said county of Pike. on the fourth
Monday of February next, and plead to the said
Plaintiffs action, on or before the third day Of said
Term. judgment will be rendered against you BY de-
fault, and the property attached will be cold
a. aforesaid. to satisfy the same. And it 10 for.
ther ordered by the Court, that u copy Of this order
he published for six weeks successfully, in some
newspaper printed in this State, the last insertion to
he at least thirty days before the commencement Of
the next Term of the court, until which said Term,
this cause is continued.
J.. J. NJ. Noyes, Clerk Of the Circuit Court sfors.
, 1841-12-04
Mr.. ~"

seat in the U. S. Senate.
MARRIED,
At Louisiana, Mo-. on Tuesday evening, 18th
November, 184l, by Rev. L. c. Philips, Mr..
JONI FoULks, Jr. to Miss MATILDA, daughter Of
Hon. X. Boon.
, 1841-12-04

through the streets of Philadelphia, bear
lners hung with Grape, with inscriptions
IS this-"The orphans of Philadelphia
for the legacy of Stephen Girard."
, 1841-12-04

! Sh Baden, ashton, "a horthern My and
4 lin Jackson, owned in Georgia, will either
q accept of his banter.
A negro was lately elected for represen-
, 1841-12-04

Ihe Southwestern folks, as we'll as the
h eastern, are by the ears as TO who shall
NJ them in Congress. The little village
gheld affords not less than three who
Giants for this honor.
Richmond Enquirer states that a valuable,
steemed and distinguished correspondent,
information on such subjects is always
informs us, 'that Lord Palmerston, in
Fursc of his correspondence with Mr..
son, which will prove, when shown TO the
in all its points, to be an important one,
ID on the part Of England, and in a manner
ost uncquivocal, the inrasion Of our soil,
upon the Caroline by The British forces, and
bic TO Mr.. Stevenson was any thing but
lctory on other points of difference between
wo nations"
le Richmond Enquirer says that Mr.. Ste
bn has brought out important dispatches
He had an interview with Mr.. Web
\city of New York, and on Wcdnes-
e., or. cr v,eb;,u.or
, 1841-12-04

ON some informality in the election, the race
i'll be run over again. He is stated to be a man
/ property, and a violent anti abolitionist.
What a commentary upon Nicholas Biddle, and
, 1841-12-04

therein mentioned, as fully a IMPLY and = large -
the same remains On the record of raid Court.
~ IN witness whereof I, M. J. Noysss
seal. Clerk have hereunts set my hand and anhxed
o~th seal of said Court, Mt the Office thereofs
in Bowling Green. in said county, this l4th day Of
October, A. ID. le4l.
NJ. J. MOVES, Clerk.
Nov. q, 1s4l. 6w
In the Lincoln Circuit Court, Missouri, October
Term, lS4I.
CHARLES nfss ss, c0"p''i"'"''l Bill in ,s oA''''''
, 1841-12-04

louisiana, in considerable quaint
more than probable that the celebrated
& horse Boston, will not challenge in vain.-
, 1841-12-04

in that State.
that ice is running in the
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23

We listened, Tuesday night, with much interes: to
speech divered In the courthouse by Mr. THOMPSON
of the opposition candidates for Congress His audience ow
ing the unavorable ohe weather not numerous
but the paucy of hearers did abate his usual
democratic ZEAL He spoke long, and the whole pretty
well-for one who had so bad manage. Ii was
plausible "slight-oha speech-an elaborate but
successful attempt make the appear the better
on" We found ourse than once fully prepared and
altogether willing to admit his premises bat when he ach-
ed MS conclusion he had left behind we could not
jump far against wind and tide He dspored himself at
first with national pocs-or what he has pleased to term
such-and readers may learn the charges
made by him against the wings by referring late files
the Globe and Richmond Enquirer We know was un-
kind but could not help wishing that Mr. Harleys health
had been such would have enabled him and repy
Mr. Thompson The latter indeed the greater portion
of Mr.. Thompsons Speech related the bond question 1t
principally repetition of his letter S. p Webster
Vicksburg The conclusion which he came was that il
would be very aoicked pay the bondsit would be fla
grant enormy. gross violation of the Constitution death
blowto liberty in Mississippi, If Mr.. Thompson rides
that hobby the State until the election think he will
find the vicious nag and the hardest that he
ever has yet mounted
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23

Ton In the hrst instance tarred for night Cofeevie
ana there we had title politics The soveregns thereabous
TAX OF nothing else scarcely they decidedly desperate
The cefo and It is not confined Whgs-The sentiment is
fast tending respectful notice quit" Indeed something
to be done IS necessary Cant you the Wings of Mar
shaz You have idea what disposition there is in the
people down here look the steps Marshall on the
ltlca arena Then that is the case do for Gods sake
Mr. Editor strive to keep her stra-et the Wings wake up
The 4Gauis are the walls As Mr. T,LER has proved
hse ooode" horse lei ush torch into every avenue
oil city Ii The Wings will right they are not hurtll
WELL saw bona tide, fist fight the Bond subject and
the Antibondman got ohpped badly and like to have lost
his eyes Twas indeed little ungenerous in the bond pay
er to interfere with the eyes of the an for my opinion
they see but poorly aly how.
The counties have travelled through though you may
look contemptuously my range of information yet
they will vote for paying the bonds Tell the Wings
the bondmen that victory holds her breath to raise the shout
when honour triumphsl Good bye,
ESOP
[Ksops epse arrived too late for last weeks paper
He must think sLghted' him. but continue on his fl
vors. which ciH be thankfully receivedI
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23
REPUBLICAN wHIG CONVENTION

AT Convention of Delegates from the several precins
Marshall county, held Holly Springs on Saturday the
18th day of September pursuant previous notice. for the
purpose of nominating suitable persons candidates to rep
resent this county in the Legislature of Mississippi
HARDY H. WHITAKER, Esq. called to the chair and
GEORGE w. SMITH appointed Secretary
On motion of THOs c. TRlMBLE, Esq the Convention
went into the selection of candidate for Senator hereup
ALEXANDER b. LANE, Esq. unanimously chosen by
the Convention.
On motion of JOHN L FINLEY, the convention proceeded
the selection by ballot of four candidates. for members
the House of representatives. WhereuPon, Gen A. b.
BRADFORD, WILLIAM ARTHUR, HARRIS O. ALLEN, and
c. FL WYATT duly chosen by the Convention on the
first balloting.
On motion of T. b COLEMAN, these nominations were
unanimously adopted by the Conven ton.
On motion: 1t resolved. That these proceedings. be
signed by Chairman and Secretary published in the
newspapers of this place.
On motion, The Convention adjourned
H. H. WHITAKER. Chairman
GEO w. SMITH, Sec.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23
MIDDLETON, Sept. 6, 1871.


Mr.. EDIToR-I promised journeyng South, to write
you of any thing worthy of observation Now
mark do so with the modesy without thought
of aspiring the fame of modern raceer have obser
we'd things which entirely destitute of that inter-
est which should characterize Gazette of the times
true that sitting and musng among the des-
oate ruins of Babec Palmyra Thebes and there read
inc in the strong hand of Time the record of other ages
But there something interesting the Observing spread
over the face of the whole eahfrom the little truck patch
neghbohoods the gorgeous palaces of crowded cities
where guided spires gorify the heavens
The roads found n fine ORDER having been sufficient
to Law the The crops the part Lafayette
county desperate here refrain from speaking
the highest terms the accommodation othe Oxford Inn
Mr. BUTLER gentleman great civity and full of the
spirit of entertainments His house deserves well of the
eng public As this country down here prehaps. Mr..
Editor it the hest-any whee Just suppose the
to freeze over during storm, and you have most skngy
the shape of this region The crops below Oxford are bet
ter than they are above because Il thnkhe principle par
of the plantations situated the water coursesand
lv it is most delightfully."- waered section
But there is thing which characterizes the crops in
that part that u.s. they areized ("we what do you mean
by that Mr. corresponden Don't be impatient Sir mean
hat the crops are corn and M1ed the land
j, course on account ofthere being good stand OF cot
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23

We to-day the Of the gentlemen selected
as candidates represent this County in the Legisa
ure by the Whg Delegates who here Saturday.
18th Instant better selection believe could have
been made They all "good men and true'-men who
will ably and credtaby represent Marshall County, and in
whose hands her interests and her honor will be safe With
such ticket have fears the result of the ap-
preaching contest We expect that the opposition will bat
tie depeatetey regain the ground they have lost in the
County, but they will find, in Novembs that in this case
1.-THE battle is to the strong"
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23

i(y virtue ~ \ Deed 81 Trt cEecaei ta COLLIN,
- and a CAMPBELL "a f-.ar.
Office oi The county 0l Marshall. ca .1e "a
18th day of Juy, A. ID 1910 - re f-f
10, Saall proceed,
Oa MoHdog tts 20h day ef APri. a A. lisa
u The Court House door IN the - HOLY SFra-
loI cash. The highest bidder,
win the valuable improFcnea thereon.
Holly Sprngs-to Wit Los NJ : : De- ana ahe Ee.n
Lois No x - As Feprerenci iu iae FlE at lar
Springs on Seciion No 81 Township ~ e. g.aare
The title is believed o b. Hndlu1es
as Is vested IN me b. sai1 deed of
September the Oh, IsII-7-Gm-
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23

ca quackery and that they desired to be guided once
Dy the sae clear steady lights of experience Even had
been room for doubt that subject the fact that banL
Oil was passed by large majority of the House of Repre-
from the peope-ough forever to have en
ced any doub. that m9h have Under full KNOWLEDGE
OF THIS feeling on the part Of the people, Mr. Tyerwho
indebted for his present official 10 an act of God which
was far from being anticipated by the American reopehas
set up ms own individual will in opposition that othe geo
pe and placed his upon the only measure from which
substantial and adequate relief with the wishes
and wants of the people, could reasonably be expected Such
conduct was NOT expected from the amened HARRISON and
IN r t. is gross political reachery we can conceive
OF nothing which might properly be termed But we have
occupied more space with Fayete than had intended and
IN taking leave, mister Fayete recommend that you re-
sort to constant of the sraighjacket and have your
head shavc and that you do hereafter without the
knowledge of your mamma You have been so kind as to
select classic coupler for sing In gratitude therefor
will tell you what you need "beake yourself sing
because the wish expressed in has been grated ong
time ago."
"Oh wish geese,
All fororn all forlorn,
OH wish a geese,
All forlorn."
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23
Ohfruarp
fcouHrSIcarrp

tcoNMrStC&rFp#
DIED-In this county Frilay I7sh u Consssslrs
Fever, al o'clock A. NJ THoxAs z. HrSr a-cd twelve
years He was he pride Of rs bod Paren AMI pTouI
much TO their future happiness bui Dsaih hfs usast
career has deprived them Of thar haPPne aai c5a
over their feelings which Time cannot etIace.
DIED-on the 18th instant, between I aal ; C'liast
F. NJ Rev MALcoA McPHEEsoN, formerly Of Ssu-h C-ro.
lima, Presiding Elder Ofshe Holly Springs Dissrict
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23

Mr. Gilmer abstractionis, from Virginia, moved in
the that Grenoughs of Washington be placed
of the Rotunda Now the rotunda happens
to be made round Mr. Stanley, of North Carolina. moved
that three Virginia abstraconss be appointed mm,tee
to find where the stood. Sat. EU. Visitey
SOBER HUSBAND NoNE.-At great Temperance
meeting monroe N York, the ladies $1,000 in number)
carried banner on which was Inscribed
TOTAL ABSTINENCE,
OR
NO HUSBANDS.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23

A writer in the Memphis Appeal, who reoiceth in the
of FAYETTE hath thought t in the superabundance
ofhs WISDOM w.t. knowledge wrath ''smartness and so
FORTH sorey berate remarks touching MIR Tyers veto
aud display occasion scnatons of genius
all expense He speaks of article in such
of triumph usually exhibited by very small boys when
they think they have discovered mares nestn and with
Just about much How could you, friend Van Pe,
let loose upon such fierce lite intellectual Samson
this same Fayee2 Where your bowels of compassion
when you consented to publish his annhilating communi
caion2 you hGve any, they ought surely have been
operated upon by his drastic purgave Pray do hod him
off" hereafter We offer reward of two and sixpence
any person who will inform of the of the tribe of
ages which Fayette belongs We have yet heard
of any tribe in North America who ong bows of such
prodgous length that which Fayee shoots WITH who
dip their in 'lie" Only him shoot He says that
every (whig and democrat) expected him Tyerl
the charter. If ne honest" "Whew y what "a
specimen of ucracity pray mister Fayete, did you
pect any body would believe such bold and bald
that the very teeth Of iac Every and
child country knows that the question that
which mainly influenced the late change of Administration O
he questions true agaed during the buo
atqueson all others secondary and subordinate The
people could have endured the profgae expenditure of the
public MONIES so long their individual purses d
fecy violated the nanQ Oh
listened unmoved the Of official misconduct and
corruption long their private interests not
niurously affected thereby; but when long of bung
ling experiments upon the currency had been made by the
thinkers power and the consequences home every
mans reide and pockewhen universal scene Of pecu
mary distress presented every handwhen the wb
wind began be reaped omthe sowing of the windhen In
deed the people awoke Of their danger and duty
and hurled from their the who had sahlessy abu
sea their high and sacred monetary reformation
was nat which was anxousv looked for and loudly de-
iahueu oy the people. President Tyler kneo this He
KNEW 'na one of the effective weapons used by us
asaS' our opponents in the struggle that resulted in
uPn' was our urging the duty Of the General Gov
eminent 10 provide sound and uniform circulating medium
@or the "noe Onon He knew and has acknowledged that
'ne people mad placed the ban of their dsappova upon
Sub-Ireasury and the State Bank System He knew too
that those two schemes and NatonaBa were the only
means that have been employed since the foundation of
our Government for carrying and regulating the fiscal
anairs ofthe country Knowing all :hs he could not po
oy have supposed that the people wished again
upon the boserous of Experiment upon which they had
50 lately experienced co shipwrecks-each so sienav dis
asrous he must have been well satisfied that they we're
OF tne whole system oexpermenng and nkeng and
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23
TRUST SALE.
Sep 239-9w

Ry virtue of Deed eft executed to by TIOS
- therein mentioned and recorded the
Probate Clerks County Marshall the State OF
Mississippi, the 3D. day of September A d. 1882 in Deed
Book G. on page 256 shall proceed to sell
On the first Monday after the fourth Monday an NoUember
184I,
the Court House door in the of Holly Springs the highest
Section 25 Town Range West Of the basis meridian Of The
Chickasaw The title the above believed TO be
undoubed title only will be made vested by
said deed of Terms made known the day OF sale
r. B. COLEMAN, Trustee.
September the 23rd Is4l>-9-tds.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23
PUBLIC SALE.

I(1 virtue lt two several te1l
3lSt May and 1T June, 1911. -
Marshall, 10 the undersigned Trmees.
considerations IA The said deet nenlioar seai n
al auction 10 The highest bladder for ch Thrr.-F
November loll al snowaon the ate feitczcr
IN The comfy Aforesaid all OF The said Clsans
work horses, mules cattle hog plntlIloa
descriptions together with carrage h1rl...-ka
furniture one silver and tW0 gold W1teheS.
We would particularly invite he a1arrns f -
ana Sporlsnen 10 the very large end Eauab
brood mares and colts, several III which -
be IN hne running condition by the oG G>a-
Although the A. skn
Tor cash yet arrangements are prsFe - alich
posed that some indulgence uzers
NJ. CRUMP
:, T. PNIA DAVE
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23

FALL SOWING SEED.-Cobbetts American Gardener
recommends the sowing of parsnips beets
many other things in the fall He says seed of all plants
will lie safe in this way all winter. though the fro pene
the distance of three feet beneath them except the
leeds of such plants slight frost will down. Try it,
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23

On Monday, the ssh day Novemb~r 1871
public auction, the highest
door in Holly Springs section No H. ToWn = RinsF We
the Basis Meridian Of the Chicka>aw
trustee by Tandy X Young I9th day NsVeuter
secure the payment Of certain To- Joan Aner
TO the purchaser only such title a. vested
ANDREW NORRIS.
Ts1t-e.
Seplemb J. 1911
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23

Our from Washington up the 6th Inst which
time, the Exchange Bank Bill still in the hands of
the President The mail. think, will bring his
No 2 The distribution Bill has been sanctioned by
President Tyler, and we suppose, has become law.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23

We have inserted lin todays paper the letter of Charles
Scott the subject of the Union Bank bonds and hope
Our readers will peruse atentivey. liz fully and
think, fairly. of the whole transaction-Read will
you2
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23

Scandal brought into active operation almost incu
rable practice against which every mind should
his face determinedy for there is greater of
jugal neglect and domestic bitterness than gossping'
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23
NOTTCE.

ON the 2h day OF June, 1871 The Pratr C.as Af
sha Couny Stale Of Mississippi. granted - lhe AMI f.
ters OF Administration william C Caaaiaear
Deceased All persons having claims thr M
ceased are requested % exhibit The the uiel ~
the limited
CATHARINE CUNNINGHAM Atme.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23

D-The Funeral Of the Rev J0HN y HoLLASp WI. q q
preached. on Sunday neat Il the Methods Epseo9e Cuh
in this place. by the Rev. Mr. THwEAr
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23
state of Mississippi, Tippah County.

State Of Mississippi, Tfppah County.
Circuit Coart. MaIek Term. iS4I.
Mary Kendrick,
y 4 Dlv1rrr
Jesse kendTick \
THIS day Complainant bY attorney aaa st 1f
L complainant having hled her bill u complaint
defendant and appearing the satisfaction a the Coar
defendant resides beyond the limits OF
Is
ordered by the that apear
court al the next Of said held fhe
ppah ia the Stale Of Mississippi ia the 81 kiFT
a Monday no September plead Eal
on the facts charged IN complanan bi will - had
tons therein contained taken confessed ~ furher
that this order be published
ed in the town Of Holly Springs il aid
A true copy from the Mnutes Test
HARDY w STRIckLI. ClE
Thompson & Davis Solicitors for the Plan1E
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23

al Oh which they intend 20 sell for prices hsu~r
can be purchased nj any other house S8ah
prescriptions Hsv S.-,r,r~ 49, t-fs