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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-11
NOTICE..

DURSuANT to a d,cIrtdl order Of tie CrSuIt
l. Superior Court ut Law and Cha cry. Tor HE
C"unty Of Amherst, IN The sun Of David Higgmbol-
tom, pIanlif, aud Lucl d, w. Thurmo"d delen.
dan', shall on Tuesday, The ~ d"y Of November
next, proceed 10 sell. upon The premises. l"' read,
money, 10 the h CHEST bad Ter. the Tract OF
Land in SAID decretal order mentioned, Described
as containing 2o9 acres, adjno,ng The Lands OF
Thomas n. Eubauk and Others.
RICHARD CRAWFORD deputy. tor
Nelson Crawford, Sheirff ui Amherst and Coz" Z.
Sept. 90 i2N
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ElGlNAiSo
"THE LYNCHBURG NIRGlNlAN.'

IL published semi-meesiy fere,y Monday ard 7hsrsd'yJ
nj -Four Dollars per ananm payable M adr""'e hosn0-
,ptioa be reccired for shorter fws an sir months
81 tper r be discontinued fere,pt al the discretion Of
Ars,J until nH The arrearogss paid.
W. 4DFER EASEMENTS inserted at so cents per
.osnre Tor The first insertion and ce"so ere
~ ,nbseqnent insertion.
NJ JOB PRINTING erecufed neatly and rpeditioHs-
LIZ. daur cnsonnhkc kfrms.
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K.f.N'El TOR N.ELE.

NJ T. have tui sale, naoi al Land, IN the went
w " 81 nthhutg, containing nearly 200
Acres, large proportion III winch Is Iich low
ounls--A lood ba,g,ln m, be had II ea,l, appI,-
% ron be made IL PAYNE * TURNER.
OcI. Ii
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Nov
shavls, handkerchief Il = carls.

81 em''o'Is''d Me'"o s"'"''' '"o'' '"'o'''
Oh spieod'd
8 i}tnche Sha"1s
3 Cheue Sllk do
8 heav, PiId do
a black Meflno do
Ghrne and other fancy lIandLe,rhiefs
Super black silk Sca,is, large SIZE
do Ch,ne Silk do very Ich and large
Small fancy Scars, ich patterns
These a,e splendid goods, and vii be sold al lair
prices by nun q "hhD
NM A
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lent water. az prly o' TIMBER, good outrange Tor
cattle and hogs, about 1 rry a,rs Of bottom land,
rood f,r sew. mtg five bushels OF corn 10 the acre.
.bou, fifteen ;cres Of baton meadow, plenty OF
rich cove hand for tobacco, also good bottom lauds
adjoining Tor sale. The Improvements have been
done with great d taIlc. Suffice II 10 say,
wnhin four years, fifteen hundred dola,s have b. en-
speot on it-bmld,ng. clearing, l"ncn,. Il. The
land was CONNIE Ced Ia The i"tesI So thai II - no"
epti,e, flesh; II Is we'll laid ii With teHcts winch
TOOK thlrty thousand new oah Ia Is; thcte are about
six,y acres uuJcr rur,valio.; ,hete about Two
hundred aud aud 6ily apple tc's 81 ch"'cr grated
fruit. growing thnl,; 90 d many peach anj cher
~ trees. al ,.u, Z, abonl ten ittl hgl, a phicc
bower ii about iour arles around tie Louise and
spring, oil walnut and nlb' ny tees. when makes
IL delightful III summer tine, the SPIN blng with
in twenty steps al the II u>r. There are seven
>fts4s hen,d log bu ldinAs such a, The tyr:s.
I$;;; dwelling house, cGb*, tlmil
-Wnk smoke -h"use. IA double nam, aud L-l.-A
blacksmith shop; all In Is new, 'i-ht ii'n the
Stu D. and done "lh taste. II al ,,lon 10 'hr
cultivated lands. there rs liiec ""od.iastuie ioi
raising stock.
Ia addnlon to the sale Of ihi> Land, can sell al
the necessary tools Of lr Ii Il qua n, tor tanning
such as harr""s. ilpughs, "rs. a>ts, mhto' rs
gear, moving ,cyihrs, fncblp H., d -; IN tact an.
ihing thai eded db III d iIrn. ~ hou>t; also,
a complete nr" III bletk ia loo ;, Il II 'asl't.
u flock Of Saxon, sheei. and Russ i hog. tete Is
he land ready 10 g1filet, alb III a III u'and
bushels ii con, Ia eh can lie soil also.
Nmsinraus n,shn u ,at>e rnhacco VII do well
to has pie,e Il land II hey have any eNp"cia.
i,on OF moving westward. knox,lle IS b COO lng
point Tor tuba, to takc SNIP, 10y, ~ bNnCiha2 IS
To Vng mia. Also, the ,alI-rn"d from South Cdro-
lima vii be flushed IT, kaoxv lie III IL" yea :;
also sleamboais 10 this place HE spun OF tobacco
raising Is geting IL pitch hctr witcli NIL lie TIE
same Il there ~ Il ir" yra,s. I'm, aud can bt hdi
for two thousand dollars aud much OF tie
.,her ptOpttty ~ suns purchaser viii sell mem
also. An. pes n Wishing Ia c""''"un'cateb, lel"f
can direct 10 Solomon Draper, knoAvllle, Tonnes
sre. A visit mn iialriy IN per>on would be ai"te
certain. ] eau be found II the J vel srop ID Knox
VILE SOLOnON DRAPER.
Nav. 3 At
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cloths, CnSSisMe. rs y IIsfiuSs.

RLuE h. black and fancy Cloths, all Kinds and
- 'anlies
Blue, bIA,h aud fnoy Beaver do all kinds aud quail
Blue. black aud fancy CassImeres all kinds and quail
Velvet, S ,iin, Chene Slk, Toinet and olhor Vest
ings
Making aiog ether the best retailing assortment,
OF leallemcu's wear have ever had. and the
STILES aud ploes not 10 bs surpassed, Il .qualled IN
! lAls market. We ask a call. prove pos'lon
HUNT q WARD.
Nav Is
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CJ.EEL P.1fsEK.
I'lOu.ils and CuIlivatOrs!:

DNHE subscriber Is Agent for the sale OF the just
! " celebrated PLOUGHS manufactured hy
Rulls :, Nnuise & Mason, OF Worcester, 's,a-
chuseus. These PIouehs have been Introduced
with great success ITO Virginia and North Carroll
ia. Arrangements are beng made 10 Ar"p'n Lynch
burg full assortment, OF TIE following various Kinds
aud Sis:
NoA une horse No 0 hill side, one hntee.
y" A .. one horse No ], do two do
No A 3.twu horse Mo A Q do thee 10
NoA 50. itfre horse No 3, greens"atd. 3 lbs
No \ ,fpur horse No do do ="
No ID do do A.
Also, 'nding Culrvators. an article universal
" approved bv all " hn have med Them. These
Ploughs will be sud ~ prices TO sun the times They
are considered superior to any Plough heretofore
,ffe,ed The Farmets, from The l,ct that the meta
mould board and poai is Of the same suengih aud
character OF that used 10 the construction oh the
wheels Of RAN Road Engines.
a competent supply Of EsnaPo'nls 10 suit lhe Va
rIuns sizes, always ON hand.
JAMES \ STIGIER.
OF. q, lsi2. In
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Stocks. Collars, EsOsoss,S, Nc.

LAIN aud bowed SATIN Stocks
dn do Bombaxinr do
do dn Metlnn do black aud fancy
Splendid Chene Stocks and Scaf,
Black llahan aud colon'rd aud 6surod SILK Crav.ts
\ large Ld Linen Colla,s. and Bosoms
Which We arc Determined 10 sell.
HUNT 4 WARD.
Nov ~
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EXECETOgsS' S.JLE
or lama.

" Land,
M lLL lie sold. al nbilc AUCTION, on W dnrs
w day tie LIST day Of De, ember next, On the
premises, the
tract OF land,
belonging to the Esaie f. Williams +. Daniel dec ID.
"","et'y owed by Jonathan J0hnson.) contiInlng
200 acres, tie hall III WDnus Tins ltaci ui l. and
"p'e"sansly situated III good neishbori"od, Two
30" nan milrs sruIh 81 Lyu chung, ming the
r r"ds OF Paul Jones. r. p, ikln., aud d. i Edley.
"' '"fh Is well improved, having good Ofch"id.
''ofh, about 80 acres Mea|"w, aud w'th many
I.'e' e"nven'ences, destable Tor a country resi-
u'ncc near town.
~ The same lime and piece, vii be sold. the p
W Nof". day, and O,s, SIX Horses. two Waggons.
~ 'e' Hogs, household and Kochen Furniture
a ..'" 'nair known day of ,,lr Sale to be
''''ed b, P'yne q Turner. Anctloneers,
"EO. ". & JOHN DANIEL. Ex'ors. r
Williams =. Daniel. de, d
Nov. 8 M
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II IL AG r. OF J.. 4 N ID :,

OF winch the sad W Illiam Coilr,, Sen'r.. dec d.,
dred se'z"d aud possessed, lying and beng in The
county Il Nes"n on rye Ryrr Al the bas Of the
Thee Rid - Mountain. Those WHO Wish to put-
chase would do VIII 10 II before the day II sale
Tue terms 81 sale VIII be ciedit ol twelve
months, the purchaser giving bond "nh approved
secutny 10, The purchase monty, and LIE" viii be
reserved upon the Lind Tor the ultimate secnrily OF
The dthi.
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Family El0M,. and torn .VeaI.

u received lot Il fine FimIfy Fl ur aud
- Corn Meat, which | will sell cheap close
consignment {. PHELPS.
Nov. 3 ~
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A ISO.

vii, ~ Vntue Of a decree OF sad Count, e tn
same day, Pronounced IN he e.sr IS James Bu1ge
aud II bclh hls wiz and Others, agaius Edmund
+. Celry, surviving Executor oi Wiil.m C.n'y
Sen'r, let'd aud others, on the premises, expose
to sa r, two Undivided
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Of wllch William ,ottt,, j.. died pnssessrd. as
he tenant. under The Will Of the sand William Cot
te,, Sem. deed.
rhs l,aci Il Land lies on Cub Geek, adjoining
The Lands OF Susanna ll,i and others The terms
al sale viii be c,ediI Il twelve no,tls the pnr.
chase, 10 give bond with approved seeu,ny, aud a
i'en Oh the Lan1 reserved for the ulln ate sccu,ry
vi he debi.
Possession will he given e he premises, in both
Instances. on the frs, day "i January mex.
CHAS. PERKOW, Cummr.
Nov IN
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AGRICULTURAL.
ADDRESS OF REV. J. II. TURNER.

Before he Hcnrico Agricuitsrai and Horhc1it..
raj Society, Nor. ,, lsai.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23

LEGISLATURE OF MISSl SSIPPI
From the Niasi,sippian.
IN THE HOUSE.
THURSDAY. Jan. ID.

After the'reading # lhr journals, and
the disposition oIlhp morning business, thu
House took up the orders If the dav, and
proceeded at some length in considering
The same.
Mr.. Graves, Of Cho"taw, introduced n
body OF resolutions TO cpnsure the Safe.
Treasurer, on account Of the "arrogart&
prrsumpiunus' tone Of the rrpor, of tht
State Treasu.er, Gin impndenilv attempt
ing TO dictte to the Legislature the course
it should persue in regard To snhjects, owe,
which the laws Of the land had given him
no control"
Mr. Dickson, Of Kinds, moved to Law III"
resnlu iuns on the table, hut a, The request
of Mr. Graves, withdrew the motion.
MIR Graves then addressed The House ;
hut before we give the deb,te on the rrso-
lutions, must remark, that the lnngnage o'
censnre, used by Mr. Graves, in hi4 resn.
buttons Of censurn, WIS he same. used bv
Mr. Yerger, Of Vicksburg, in his resolu.
tons proposing to censnte the Governor
| NAi O'"VcTb VA HuPlbt' ~ hlS IFSolu'lpU'
addressed the House, in substance as
follows:
Mr.. SPEAKER:-In offering these res
olutions, ] am "c'uated w no unkind
feeling toward the State Treasurer. Il i,
the dignity Of this Hnus", which wish t,
maintain, and which | wish 10 protect. 3,
tho passage Of the resolutions, we shall
establish precedent which will teach III,
State Treasurer an important lesson; teach
nim 10 conhle hmaelf IN his communic,
lions 10 this hndy) 70 the channel mark ed
mt by law, and not to exercise power moi
authorised BY law, and unprecedented in
his State. The law requires The State
Treasurer. in his annual report to the
Legislature, ",o make suggestions in rela
lion to new objects Of taxation,' but does
not authorize him 10 make any other 70
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23
IN THE SENATE.
FRIDAV, Jan. Is.

AO'
Mr. Alaburv introduced a resolution
reciading the resolutions of last winter
calling II on the Hon. john Hen ersoo
md censurlng him tor voin. against the
Independent Treasury Bill. Tn. Presi
'ent decided that the S,nl.e could no
entertain he resolution unless "A standing
rule Of the House were suspended. A
notion was made 10 suspend the rule
hIrh was ls,.
The S.aate then resumed The discussion
m Mr.. Cities resolutions rescinjiny the
res rlniions passed last winter, ,nsrnc'ius
'nr Senator'S aud requesting our Repre-
s'ntalyes to vntc for the Independent
Treasury bill. The debate was lengthy
animated, aud very amusing, lhougi
productive Of no manner ot 90 d Ia III,
'ounrry. The speech Of Mr. Al, bury VIII
rl,quent and ablr. The votc beng the,
takea On these resolutions, stood 10 10 IL
They we're therefore Lost.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23
DEMOCRATIC MEETING,

Atu Meeting Of por''oa oil the Ia
ratio party Of Holmes county, h"IA
the town Of Lexington on Wedn''dly
2Orh inst. The object Of tho n'''ya
,ppoin, delegates to the DemMra'' >
Convention 10 be held at Jackson 90
18th inst. having been explained
On motion Of Col. Rob- Co NJ 9ams,
Over, Esq. was called 10 'he Cha''' "'
HAYS app1inted Secretary
On motion, ,.M.I
Rrso'oed, That it IS eSp'O''n' "';
anpoior Delegates to the Den' e.'n N 1
Cnnyeo,ion to be held al jackson %, y,
purpose Of nominating a GoS'o.'' al N
bsrs Of Congress, and other Sac ,Il]
On motion the following y &C., E'a' y
we're appointed to represent lioI"'' Z
~ in sai! Convention. r.uI1
.lohn r. Summers, ttenEy r''' nj
Sims. N. D. Hayes, E. l F % ! ~ y
s,n Barksdaie, BurwelI ST"l'2 Il ", G S"a'
G. Harris. n. J, Davis, jas , Sy Y,
". Dyer, ). H. K,Ipairi'e y ! ' r u
| Ben. Griffin, }. NJ. Catd"1o' w., :, y RI
too, J 1mes N. Milan, F'S 8 ' 'oI'' Sa d
Walton, John c. Reeves 'I w |. Il
y. Err F. R,ve., /. W, P,cksa', VI i nj SI
W B. H,vov, Willis D .,,t j. > !
, "' II 3, F. Daian,, A. M'ln,Tco" a.,
! IloJyInincsworlh. W. NJ. Burton O'
| BeaIl, n, bi Cook. 80 c,Ok. The
Ca motion Of Col. Root I i~op, i, J
loving resolutions were O"''
ted: .dber 10 me
rinss and princ,e,lIe;: Of S,o %. - 1rn
them we see nnh lee' Wv" nresprfI
| h,onv--lhat they alone ca" ;os, ,hsd
| liberties and protect Us as'' ~ eusI,a
ave, which is now seeking !, ,V ".e d.
nnJ I'm, we will, At all Il" e. S m
| aroblc means to propagate '"'
PRINCIPLES. ~, oordiaIly arvN
Re,olued, That we c n.a.;d.nt VI
I,be Administration Of rrF -, coa6s
, .,0. ina, we lave the us'n''' md "U ID
i, honesty aud pa't ,I,'l',%.u a CIV
% 's him IL a, the next P r '%s ".y
4 h, be he nomines Of ln 'a! Il a
Rcsolrei, That we ci"""so'Umpstii'
p. %' "ooeopsritaioaa', lneo ""S dapg
he "" soiri. 81 our institutions .ns'.s sss
10 American IiOs[Iy--u""SSaI-. ~
6scal agent d The S''''.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23

tec'iye policy, was read and referred TO q
pecal committee on State relations.
The resolutions iostructIng our Senators
aud requesting our Representatives il,
Congress to vote for bauhrup, law, were
nken up. M. Leake moved to amend \,
" addl"g The lrov'so, that Corporation.
e inclnd,d. A lengthy aud disul,or>
cDa'e ensutd, III which many members
1ok cart. The ayes aid noes being call
a Tor on The antudmenI, stood, uyes IL
noes 81.
The yote was taken on epgrossing III,
snIunon anu stood a,,s ~, noes SO.
The House IL n "A lourn,O.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23
LEGISLATURE OF MISSISSIPPI
From The Editor.l
IN THE HOUSE.
Jackson, Friday, Jan.


Several petitions, resolutions and loca
bills we're introduced; and various bill>
read the second time, and disposed Of in
different ways.
Mr.. Lemiv, of Smith, introduced a
resolution, ins'rnctlng our Seuators an
requesting our Representatives in Con.
arrss to Use their best endeavors to procure
he passage Of law, reducing The Salaries
# the Clerks and MarshaiIs for the United
States Districts 10 this State, which was
adopted.
Mr.. Downs, of Vicksburg, introduced
II bill, entitled an act, to prevent unneces
sary charges against debtors. This bIli
repeats the law compiling SherilFs IA
advertise in newspapers, sales Of property
taken by virtue Of any writ of execution
but provides that SherlTs shall stick up
notice Of such sa,es ut five Of the most
public places in their respective counties.
The constitutional rnl. Of the House, com
pelling balls to be- read three several DAYS,
was suspended, and the bill htvi,g passed
lis SECOND aud third reading, was adopted
almost without dissenting voice.
We'll, we do not give our assent to such
a law, or recognize IN II, either wisdom or
good policy; we cannot agree with orr
friend Of the V,cksburg Wing, that IT is 3,
fair commentary on the wisdom Of ,he
House. Bv The zeal of f'w warm friends
Ut the measure, it was forced through the
House, without giving time fr thai DELHI
erition which il essential Ia wise legisl,.
l,inn, and consequently. it IL no. TAI,
commentary. Nor can We agree with hin
that the bill was "out Of orier," bv the
standing rule Of the House, inasmurh as il
is b Il an extension of the hill acted upon
in The former part Of the session, aud &C
cording to parliamentary rules, i, is com
perent for legislative hody to enierlair
bills that are ners extensions nf Those actr,
upon al former period of l,s session.
The til, however, is extremely defective
AID cannot pass The Senate, at least in il
present form, md we hope not at all.
a resolution from the Senate, was re,,
The frs, tine, declaring that the act q
Congress, npproprIatng the two per cent
rm due this State aud Alabama, to IA,
construction of RlI Road from Brandon
Mississippi, to Montgomery Alabama
mee's the approhalion Of this Legislature
n A preamble aud resolutions from tn
Legislature Of Alabama, in relation {
certain resolutions passed by the Legisla
',ure Of Connecticut, relative 70 the pro
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23
SATURDAY, Jan 10.

A'OhpA ShU Az
The committee Uh the judiciary, Il
hon WAS referred bill giving IN lh'
ahanceIlIr certain necessary powers il
'ocaIlon, reported the bill amended, b,
"T'klns out all after the enacIIn. clause
nd lnserIcg an entire new I'LL.
The standing COMMITTEE to whom wa
feIed 50 much OF the Governors Message
- relates 10 the reduCli { the salaries Of
III ers, reported bill Of which, on motion
100 copies were or iered To be printed.
Several bills we're reported from differ.
NJ commit =, y, ich disposed Of either
" being laid on the table or made ,h
~ er OF ,he day ior some future dav.-
they will receive notice AZ they come up
MIR. Besancou, persuant 10 nutlce, intro.
inced bIll, entitled an act, To put int
liquidation, certain banks therein named
r. provide for the payment Of the bonds
sold on account Of the Planters Bank, ant
{ r other Purposes. On motion, 100 co.
pcs Of This Till were or tered to De printed
a bill vas read the first Il ne, declaring
that no Clerk Of the Probate Court, shall b.
com It'd to record any Deed or otne,
Instrument, until the fees u which sncl
officer is entitled, shall BE- rendered 10 him
Mr.. Yerger introduced bill 10 regn
late the pr9c'ice Of the Circuit Courts, in
relation to Judgments y default, Of which
se shall give further intrII gence anon.
MIR. Thompson, good Wing, on leavt
granted, introIuced a,rssouion c"nsutng
William II McCar'lr, reading Clerk o
he House OF R representatives., for haviGe
uttered IN his paper OF the 18th inst, Ger
am structures on the House Of Rcrrcsen.
arives, 10 III vote on Mr.. Grayes' rtsou,
ions ceuslrins the SlaIe Tnasur, After
debate Of soma length, Mr.. Thompson
withdrew his resolutions.
A hill /" chaose the time Of returning
executions and for oher purposes, was
raken up. This bill provides that execa
'ipns reiuraable 10 the August September,
October, November AMI ID cemher terms
t The Circuits ofthi. State, shall be mad,
returnab'e and returned by the Sheriff OF
rjher officer, on The first Monday ia Feb,
ruary ine,chvea Mr. Basancon movet
10 amend the first section, 40 as 10 compel
Sheriff. to make the money by said frs
Monday OF February IN each year. o.
his Amendment, debate arose, which
vas participated in with much warmth By
The friends OF the bill. The House adjpurn.
I'd before any final action was he'd on the
amendment.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23
SATURDAY, Jan. l6.

Tae regular nnrnlng business being
disposed Of, Mr., Ra.-i1Ie introduced n
ollI 'nc fpnra'lng bank 10 be styled the
Bank nt the State OF Mississippi. and "a
release the Stockholders of the u. Bank
which, after some debate, was rejected. =
The o'jccIoi this bill vas nothing less thar
10 change the Unl0n Bank INTO S at,
l"sii'ul"n. q measure belraying buI li'tl,
aoIion of correct policy IN the author o
The bill.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23
is. CURTIS.
ATTORNEY GEYERAL's OFFICEl
DICKSON, Mi ooh Dec. 1870

To the Treasurer Of the StTtc Of Mss.
Honr letter, requiring information rela'
tive to The claims in favor o',he State.
which were placed in my hands for coIlec.
ton, was duly received, and contents no.
tccd.
Il is, perhaps, needless IN % into De.
tailed Statement, Of the whole matter. |
immediately afier the reception oC those
claims, forwarded all except the claim n
ganst the Brandon Bank, and tie 90" a.
gainst S,las Browns securities, 10 the Dis.
lrici Attorneys Of the respective districts
in which the parties resided. am not
vet advised as 10 the situation Of any o!
The claims go forwarded.
The claim against ihe Brandon Bank
was put in suit by me, and Judgment oh
tanned at The first term thereafter Of the
Rankin circuit court. and ! imSgine no.
thing will ever he realized from II. Ell.
tered suit against The securities "f Doctor
Brown, but have not obtained Judgment,
Resp c'fully,
Your obedirn' servant.
(Sipned) T. F COLLINS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23

lllzlIlru,,
y" . resign his seat ia Uas.
senate senate. Ga motion. the com "',''
h, ,1 ". committee to whom va, :,
a M; po,''0" OF the Governor. M
s s"'.o relates to Communicates e., y
states having had under cao ''''
communications comm frrm Virgin, !
oa' VI !" relation to the dsm ~
v ~ Virginia. Q" Maine for iusiIn.
I ra"'., charged with stealing :
.pr''eO Preamble and re,Olu,io,,
iays, '0e" NJ
,.a Inc committee on putlicprin,i,,.
go u PIE mile aud resolution ,'' "t''
nat the public PRIMER hid :. '''Ar
laws ,'"', Of the land by carrying ''1 4.
~, ,''" ",s. :,'y'nd the 'ordrn Of d, N
.or execution, aud that tn, DDhI. TN
Nc. " ''e", S''",0'' might hive l,.n ' t",
''m' last winter ,pd S,o,,%' '''
'eFea''er' the secrpny d r,%" 's.n "a
ut the eatI'o printing ti.an. ,~ " "a I,
lowest bidder ID Who shall sr, s.na ,., ;"
FOR the the faithful execution dA,a '','''''
he resolution from the l,g.,,u, ,' =,
'''m" in relation to the resolutions a,,'
ny The Legislature Of Ccuoec,;.n, p''
10" to the protective policy, mad,
lengthy report which v" ordered n,
printed This also "iItsl.id before
readers at an early period,
After tho Introduction Of several NJ
bills, the Chair announced III. b.,
the orders Of tn, day.
The HOusa then resumed tn. co,,i.,,
non of the bill extending The time Iu NJ
return Of executions rctlm,tIs TO The 4,
gust, September, Octobe' November, +,
December terms Of the Circuit Court,
he frs, Monday 10 February, 4
question being upon Mr. Brrncon. .n,.
men', compelling the Sheriff. to max,
money on executions by said f:sNral
pot February in each year. Oo ID
amendment debate arose, in which NJ
i'esancon, Mr.. Norris, Mr.. Runntl, n
Evans, aud Mr.. Thompson took part. !
fhc vote being then taken on said unt
mcni, il was lost.
MIR, Ellis, Of Newton, introduced |
following ameudmeol-Stuke out all aft
The cnact'ng clause, and insert that he|
llter no execution shall issue on any jpl
ment rendered in any court 10 this SD
which waa lost. A motion was h
made 20 POSITIONS Me III vN'I~i'a''
which was carrisd.
The bill entitled an &C, to provide
the collection OF debts due he States,
read the SECOND time. and ordered h|
for q third reating t~mofr
This bill provides Tint the 6ovetOpLu
employ one or more Atlorneysl0 ASST
collecting said debts.
A number Of other bills were dispua
Of 10 like manner.
A motion to adjourn haring been q
some ten or dozen times, faaIIy freq
cd.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING