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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-18

| ( COMMITTED to the Jail of pickens cunt, an | V the 10th day of October last, a negro man nio calls his name WILLIAM RANklAS, as alonaWay slase about p years of age, black hkely anu t ordinary size, who says he Is free. 1be It. qOes'ed Io come forward; prove property, lay claiI es and take him away, otherwise he wllI Le disICstd | of as the lavv direrta
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-18

Said property will be sold in pursuance of a mort gage with power of sale executed by Robert D. James to the Branch of the Bank of the State of Ala bama at Mobile, bearing date the eighteenth day of December, 1887, and duly recorded in the office of the Clerk of the county courkof Mobile county.
 Terms made known on the day of sale.
 may13 25Sf B. GAYLE, Cashier.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-18

WaIVHA1 cUT O''W ana Uaul hl'-siR. VUSf RECElVED-The history of SO0tli ,Hic. J .na, from its first European discover, Ia is e,cc t,n into republic with supplementary ehftnle Of events to the present time, William Gilole simns. author of the "Yemassee." SC. For sale b,
 J. K. RANDALL, Bookseller and maris stationer, A Water street
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-18

| NOMMiTTED-Ts ihe Jail of Fayette county, - Ala, the l6th day of December, ls4O d lun- away slave whs calls his name hENRi, and saXs
 he belongs to James Moore, of Claiborne cu, Miss
 Said slave is about feet high, 30 years anu ,cly
 dark. His owner is requested to cone foiwaldl rove property, and take him away, o he will be oeat
 with according to law, in such made and lro. ded. K. Ii. POE Sheriff | Fayette co, Ala, Jan. l6--l71tu
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-18

TOLASSES.-60 barrels prime Moasses, for MI sale by CIRODE & WHITE,
 mayll corner Commerce. and Dauphin-sts.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-18

EVLOUR AND POKK.-56 barrels Flour,
 E 25 bhls Mess Pork. landing from schr. Pequot, and for sale bv F. W. Mccoy,
 march25 69 Comnerce-st.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-11
from The n. y. EiPress.l

NINE DAYS LATER FROM CANTON.
The Ann McKim from Macao, which place she lett
on the 2oth of July, arrived at this port last evening,
having made the passage in 1913 days. We give be-
low an abstract of the news received, from letters and
papers. NJ, D.
t;arv. boarded the Ann McKim in the China Sea, on
his way to Canton. No material change has trans
pired, and matters remained in the Celestial Empire
pretty much as at our last advices.
Correspondence Of the Express.l
MACAO, July 20, 154l.
The American brig Barbara, now at WhamPoa, we
understand brjnrs out a cargo of tea for some English
ship, and is TO proceed to Manila TO load with hemp
for the United States.
The ship America will load here for New York as
soon as she can be repaired, having lost one OF her masts
and been othe rwise injured in the late gale.
A new British Admiral and Ambassador are expected
here soon from England and India to take charge oil the
expedition, and no movement to the northward VIII
probably take place Till they arrive.
I. S. To the foregoing we beg to add that we hear
from Canton that Lin and Fang, the late governors OF
this province, who seized the opium in le39, have been
banished to Flu, or the cold country, as the Chinese call
it. This proceeding is supposed TO have been brought
about by the statements of Keshan, who has been under
examination at Pekin. .
The Court at Pekin evidently show a disposition TO
make peace with the English; but they have no idea OF
paving any more money or granting any more PRIV
icges 10 foreigners, and as money and privileges the
British must have, we conclude that there will be much
fighting TO the Northward, and there will no doubt be
considerable delay before a settlement can be July Ell
fected.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-11

the Rules the order OF the day for Thursday next, ane
for every day thereafter till disposed Of.
The motion for the previous question was then car
ried.
adoption oflhe resolution; which were accordingly or
The question was then taken and carried in the aair
native yeas 81, nays -, as follows:
rsas-Messrs. landau ". Andrews, Atherton
Barton. Beeson, Bldlack, Boyd, Aa:oa V. Brown
john Campbell, William B. Campbell, Tamas }
Campbell, Carulbers, Clifford, Coles. DAME Garrett
Davis. Dawson, Dean, Drbcrry, Eastman ohm c
Edwards, Charles a. FLOYD, Fornance, Gent Gerry
.Gilmer, Goggin, William .. Goode, Graha Green
Habersham, Hays, Hopkins, Houck, houstorz uuoard
Hunter, Jack, William Cost Johnson, Cave Johnson,
John w. Jones, Isaac d. Jones, keim, John J. Ken
nedy, Lane, Abraham Mcclellan, hlarchand, Mathews,
Med.ll. Meriwetler, Miller, Moore, Morrow New
Alexander Randall, Rayner, i,eding hett, Riggs,
Rodney, Shaw, Shcpperd, Snyder lers, stanly'
Steenrod, John T. Stuart, Summers ter, sweeney
TaliaGerro, John B. Thorn son, Jaco mpson, Trip
lett, Turney, Van Ruren, Wallace .Wsshnng-
ton, Watterson, Weller, Westbro' yes w; WI
Joseph l.. Williams, and Wise 81; y
Naus- Messrs. Adams, Sherlock, }. Andrews, Ar
mold. Aycrirp, Dabcock, Barnard, Blair, Boardman,
Borden, Bolts, Bovine, Brewster, Briggs, Brock%ay
,enden. John c. Clark, Staley N. Clarke clinton,
Cooler, Cowen, Crans,on, Cushing, Richard gAAlDsvis,
Doig, John Edwards, Everett, Fessenden, Fillmore !
,rck q. Goode, Gordon, Granger, fall, Halsted,
William s. Hastings, Henry, Howard, Hudson, Hunt,
Kennedy. Lawrence, Linn, li,tlefeld, Lowell, Ro-
bert Mcclellan, Alfred Marshall, Samson Mason,
M,thiot, Matock, Maxwell, Maynard, Morris, os.
home. Parxpenter, Partridge, Pendleton, Plume1
Ramsay, Benjamin Randall, Randolph, Reynolds, Rnn-
wsy. Roosevelt, Russell, Saltonstall, Ssnford,Isr II.
Ton. Slade, r. Smith, Stokely Stratton, Ale;,Toland,
Il Stuart, Richard W. Thompson, Things w. VIII
Tomlinson, Trumbull, Underwood, Tbs Young, and
liams, Winthrop, Wood, Yorke, Au"
John Young-95.
On motion by Mr., FILLM0eeting be 12 o'clock at
Ordcrsd, That the hour :
noon, till further ordereSREWS,
On motion by MA.
The House
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-11

NJ The following Members were in attendance in
the House of Representatives on Tuesday, in addition 10
those already announced as having answered to their
names at the opening of the Session
From Maine.-Joshua A. Lowell and Alfred Mar
shall.
From Observation-Disclosures S. Hastings and Le-
verett Saitonstall.
From .ye,o York. Robert Mcclellan. John Maynard,
Thomas A.. Tonlinson, and John Van Buren,.
From Pennsylvania john Edwards.
From Aaryland.-lssac D.. Jones and James A.
Pea-ce.
From Ffrginia.-Robert NJ. T. Hunter, and John w.
Jones.
From South c~arolina.-John Campbell and Thomas
D.. Sumter. -
From kentucky Willis Glenn and Thomas F. Mar
shall.
From Ohto.-William Russell.
From Eorida.-Dayid Levy, Delegate. or.
r.National IntetiH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-11

nICuMoSD HILL FOR SALE.-This valuable Farm lies on
n Totu.key creek, in the county Of Richmond, and in sight Of
The Rnppahannock river, and contains Llls acres-ls divided
into three fields of about $50 acres eacl-the balance of the land
covered witl the finest oak, chestnut, cedar and poplar timber,
and hickory, oak and pine, for cord wood. One DESTROYS TO en-
wage in The irsfi OF timber and wood in connection with farm
ing, could not do better than TO purchase tins place. Most OF the
timber and wood lies on, and convenient TO the said navigable
Bridge, within two or three hundred yards Of the land that Dor
ders on the creek. The fields are under good enclosures, OF The
most durable materials. The mansion is two stories high, and
coinmodious, and there is every necessary out house on the land,
in good order. All the conveniences and Injuries OF the water
are incident 10 this Farm. The situation is beautiful, and the
farm desirable in every respect. A great bargain can be had
p. A. BRAMIAM.
62-v3U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-11

AMELIA ~CADEMY.-The present session OF this Institution
n will end the lst Of July, 1872. There are several vacancie,
which can he filled at the rate of SI per month, for board ana
tuition, for the remainder of the session, payable IN advance
Having determined to continue my present profession for seve-
raj years more, every exertion will b. made to qualify my pupils
either for College or The business Of life. Direct, post paid, Elk
Hill, Amelia. twswl WIN. II. HARRISON.
". B.-hny academy or gentleman IN want of 4 competent
Teacher can hear OF one for The ensuing year by application TO
". n. II.
Dec II GJ-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-11

The SPEAKER replied that they had not: and was
understood TO suggest that The presentation of petitions
bad probably better be postponed until Monday, by
which time the committees would be appointed.
The House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-11

The Baltimore Republican presents a rapid sketch Of
the Acting. Governors (Col. Rutherfoord's) Message
to the General Assembly, and says, "The message is 4
very able one: and is, as Il matter Of course, violently
attacked by the Richmond Whig-this Of itself is an
evidence of the writer being devoted 10 the true and
permanent interests Of his State and country
Ton true indeed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-11

A letter in the Alexandra Gazette from Washington
processes TO give a coup dGa Of the state Of parties
there, which il closes with the following remark: I've
uhe Federal Whigs) shall do, in Congress, as far a.
our party is concerned, what right, There IS no DIS
position 10 be Incorporate or rash, but there viii br
iirmness and determination. MIR. Rives will head the
Wings CALAMITY in the Senate, with other able men
there ALONGSIDE of him."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-11
The ROugh Rice Duty.

We shall lay before our readers the Correspondence
of our late Minister at London, which accompanied the
Message. II has not yet reached us from Washington
In the meantime, we seize the opportunity Of spreading
before our readers the following Extracts from The
Charleston Mercury:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-11

o. We arc unable 10 write a line for The paper. As
the "Godlike Daniel said in the Portico of our Cap,-
lol, we shave other fish TO fry" The Education Con.
vention, which is expected to close It's labors 10 day, 20
completely engrosses our time, that we are unable to
dedlcate mere than a moment 10 this day 8 paper.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-14
WASHINGTON, july 81. 1871.

/ In the Senate tins morning the bill Ia ncorpo.
1 rate the Banks Of the District Of Columbia was
/ taken up, the question beng on allowing them 10
Use the paper of Ton specie paying baaks, which
/ after a warm debate as caDued, every why PIE
seut voting for IT, An amendment vas then
Offered proposing TO allow them to issue one and
Two dollar notes, Thu. was strongly opposed hy
me Democratic Senator'S Who alluded to the fact
that the charter Of "lhs Regular" gave II the
poN tr If issuing five dollar notes, which would
have lie effect OF driving the gold currency nut
Of the country now an attempt Is made Ia DIVE
the sver out Of circulation; aud i toe paper par.
~" rema qed m power, the next effort would be-
to drive GO pper coin out Of cuculauol by the
substitution 1t ",hn paslers" / be ameudmfut
was defeated ~ majority Of one-three Wings
voting against Il. The bali was then ordefcd 10
be engro4,ed fOr Il third reading. A b,I making
appropriation tol tls support OF the lunu'ics OF
the Distinct was lb,u taken up, and ait deter
mined opposition by tour or tive OF the Demo.
caatc Senators, il WIS ordered 10 be- cngro-.td
for third reading. The bill making an apnro-
puauon for Home squadron was taken un aud
after a few words oil explanation, was ordered to
y" th1Toa>eu ana subsequently u WAS ltdd a iAUu
time and passed, aad now wants but the sigma.
ture of the President 10 become law. 4 molrun
was then made 10 adjoum uouI Monday next.
Mr., Clay of Alabama objected, Mr., King sad
It the gentlemen on the other side OF the House
would promise not To reproach the Dtmocmuc
Senator'S w''h delaying the public business; aud if
they thought he business could be- delayed with
ont Inconvenience 10 the suffering and ugonjzmg
| people, whose cries for action "aclon," We
I had h. ard 80 much sbou' he would Withdraw his
| opposition. This sally excited much neutment,
and toe pledge being gveo, the motion was put
aud carried amid roars OF laughter from all sides
/ Of the chamber.
! In tue House, the Tariff Bill was taken out Of
| COMMITTEE and on almost mliully Of amendments
were offered to i, which we've generally voted
| down. The bill was then ordered to be engro,s.
ed for thlrd reading the yeas and uay, not
beng called on the question. he House then
adjourned.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-14
Trn.i SaIl

DI sf.l-, All e fa.raase - n. s,ie .---.
- executed ,9 Dr. ss i-a.rr. tr Ai-t Co.
Aasrasaa BOA -rr Ar-I 3D. 1850. Cd rs-
e.. f.s ~ certain vEnat res tarrs-r
tst- e GnHt. aaaras j Hsvurs
'.t 81 Ea. ST .E..t b. ~ deed POI Tues ta7
.r-....# ..s .f.#.y.t..e Ce5a 81. ne
tH.f Gr.- ArEatte c.arv. Stale n Ml-sis.
a iw- Sell Il F-asr sasaas a tie b sIs-t hid.
... Or cash et yc ,l- o.. d. Coa-t iog-e ~ lie
lraH Macon ia sf.i cnut.,
uu .As71eg ~ ith Dog II .a-1rf q D. 1871,
NHaH ie t.st-otfu a 30 and ( Z NJ Sic EGoR.
NJ d-era.1 taris yHg cad beng in So cvualy
oi Nfxaa,e Pcs v.-.
TIE west ia.. IF ils s7eti west talfor section N.
zoe, township u' tar.rrH. range seventeen. east:
Tie east lafn. tt moi wtst q srtsr 81 lie
,ao~ eriFn tovUs 3 500 rtrgr;
TIE e.5 tI., e. q. u1r.t sa.i Quarter. he west
l1 ta rn H go ga.frsr %. section uua.t tIir
Iy ar HHr'A Wrs' l4-trt sn.. las eo.f ,s. e.,r-
trraL ssr.lrH sur. '.uf, lhf.t ie vts. Hs.fn
~aai. 0ts g.arsra' .egt,n h.elt,rtosat. seven.
. ,a-t Is .. toe east .ai etsts -.ei.. ,s..e ,af.
..rsis.t'.n fsr't ilges 20 township 68,eu. O.
Ha--e.y -s-t.
N.aarte ss IS vested 10 u.e As TY.i-e v'i d,
conveyed {. GlLEI>PlE.
iru.t,e.
Feb t3 Isis. Cow. le.fS53 ca
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-14
WASHING July 90.

Ia Senate, this mormng, Mr.. Mangum Iepor
ted rom the Committee on Naval Atl,rs, the
RlI from the House making appropriations lol
naval pension. The navy pension fund was o.
fismalIy created by appropratlng portion OF the
money received from the sale oil priZes captured
during the last war win Cheat Buuan, and was
Intended Tor The relief Of The widows OF those
Wa had fallen IN battle. Ii was restricted to this
purpose unIll 1887, when bill was amended
nlo give pensions to all who had incurred "dI,'
a)luues,o aud 10 the widows ui all who died While
10 Tue public service. Under this law which
was made retroactive # a man had died in the
pubic service, i've minutes alter he entered II,
o. disease previously contracted, his widow was
ehlIlled tosa pension, and case was ched oil a
petty officer who entered the service about the
Year 1920 and in i've days alter die1. under
We act oi 1887, his widow recovered several
Qo1saud dollars as arrears Of pension from the
yale OF his death to the passage oil The law. 1t
vas also stated that there are now officers IN
I0nmand OF line Of battle ships, and receiving
'a'I pay, VINO aye also receiving pension tor To-
A' Disability. TINS soon dIsslpated the und--
N'NSt odu pA'HSlpdl' anu tlS olll iepbl'Cu N'Nn :
mace an appropriation from the Treasury Tor the
Payment OF the pensioners. The second section
Was intended TO repeal the law Of 1897, aud re
''TlcI Inc pensions to the class for whom they
were originally provided. 1t was, however,some
wat anonymously expressed, and Nj Mangun
moved 10 strike II out, which would make II
mere appropriation of money for naval pension,
without any reslncton. and leave the law Of 1881
u loIi force. Mr. Calhoun pointed out this as tbs
,''Oll'and SAID the betlel way would be to amend
"s section SO as to rake It explicit This wal
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-14

opposed b. -ir slau-um ard other 81 X. 90 r-r
plea o. 4 want lims ga -yt..fl- I-s -..i=eI ll,-
.y, srd t1ai might u7asrs. r. hl-sa.g ,a >ru= e..
So. slr Calaaa SAID these individual cases
wog.t recommend themselves O. >.c...i legs, a-
ZION, and insisted on ne p,aar.-Y ut ar once pl'
i7g stop ln tas sblss Nr Woodbury. them
-rsrsd ~ amendment q, the secu1u Wh|sh pc.
h.ods oiaceIs tom receiving pay and pensions
a. tie same time, Thus after long ie5lte vas
adopted, Ayes Il, Noes Is, three sbg,, Mss>-s
Cl,ica, Southland and PltulSs voting Win lhe
msJ0uiy. Nr. Mahgum hen moved to >,rke
cut the seclluu as amended; THIS was negat,ed-
Ayes l9, Noes, %, two Wigs Msssers Clayton
and Preniiss voting With TOE majority. The bill
was then postponed uuul Tuesday next THIS
debate afforded another Illustration o. the SINGER
~ OF Wing profession or retTeochment aud re-
form.
The bill 10 incorporate the Banks Of this Dis
Ilcl vas then { Ken up, The question bsiag on an
amendment proposed b., MI. Merrick, 10 allow
them them 10 circulate The paper of suspended
Banks. Ihs vas opposed by MI. Benton.
MI Allen aud Mr.. Linn, aud supported BY Mes
SIS Mefnck aud Brnlsn. The Democratic
Senators alvertet to the fact that great rtgull'
lor was passed yesterday by The very geadenen
who were nov mia favor Of passing bl which
would create SIX new banks WITH the power to Is.
sue Tor circulation the deprecated paper of sus'
pendsd back. Without taking any question tbs
Senate went into Executive Session and then
adjourned.
la the House the Taud' Bin was debated by
Messts. Sallon-tal logesoil, Fillmore Plckens,
Hurhefsham, Medl, Hastings and Mekeen, 49,
Nj Wise thau obtained the floor and SAID If the
House would agree to postpone tbs bill, ard take
up the BanS,ae would iorbear speaking. his not
beng asseuied to, on his motion, At 6 o'ciock
The House adjourned.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-14
Lease of Lots.

WILL be offered for ease tor Tie uncS2red term
w Of Nnely-uue wears, from the hrSl day oil
Augus, 1921, renewable forever, on the premise,
on Monday the 40h day % September next, The
oHoNus described LOIS and s4la q, o. ground iy-
ing ia tbs luwa Of Columbus Ucv haylag been lor-
lcfed to The Trustees oDrHe trana.u Academy, W;
South Of Main Sired.-Lo.s two, e4I and nine
20 squar, IauJ. lots tgAt nine, and ten, 40 square
FIVE. lots two, Jhtea -four, tive, sis, seven, eight
and ulnc, ia square ten; Lots two, three, lnur five,
SIX and seven, ln square eleven; Lots three, iour.
five, SIX, seven ami eight, ln square tWe,e. Lot
three 10 Fractional square lhree, Lots one Two
aud three N if.rtona, square Eileen. Llls one, two,
three, l0Ur, tive, SIX, seven, eight, nine and ten, no
square nineteen 10, three nsqaa.e twenty rGac-
uonaI square thirty, Square tauIy seven, and lgac'
uoual thirty eight Nqpue hrly -h. aua itacuon'
al tbIry0me. f,acuona square thirty one Lot
iva IN fractional 50 arr twenty four.
North Of Man Street -L LOT, Our and five Iu,
square seven; Lot lDree In>qu1Jc egHl; Lot, five,
SIX, seven and rgt IN square ten; Lot, one, two
three, four, i've, SIX, Scvru 81 yhl uIue and ten M
square twelve. lots one DWu, three FIVE seven.
eight, nlne aud ten 10 square thlrjeen Las one and
lWp usquarc fourteen. Lots Jup, two, ulec, lour.
i've, SIX, seven, elgUt hna and en- IN square seven.
teen Lots lodr, i've, SIX, seven, cgh % &c aud len
cum n,oo,"sn. I,,,..,. -, a,o,p, ANA a,,,,
ZEN, In SQUARE twenty one. In, f,c IN souare lv,n.
ty Two: LOIS one, two. three, our. dve,sx, seven
eight, nine and ten, IN square twenty three Lot,
one, tive, three, fun, five, SIX, scyea eight, nue
and ten, N square tyealy four, Los one, two,
three, i've, ulue and ten, II squire twenty FIVE ;
Lots one, two, three, lour. Ave, eight, nIue aud
ten, "a square tscaly SIX ; Lots one. tAo, ,hr,o
four, five sx,scyoo, eight, nirc aud ten, "a square
twenty sg,Ca Lots one, two, 'hl g, iour, tive,
SIX, seven, eight uIne ADD ten, m square tveu'y
eight West half Of squire luuty one .qume
Ihlry four square thirty fee, square thirty eight
square lhuy nlne, square tony TWO, square tory
sour, square forty five, north halt Of square TORY
seven, square forty eight, south bali square hily
I'VE LOT ten IN square Ely ntnc, Lots oneJ""'
three, 'our, flYe eight, uine and zen, N square
sixty urte'>quAre Sixty ti'e,squale GO, square 68'
square seventy SIX, square -eveny seven, "a are
seventy zine, squire eighty, square eighty one,
square eighty five, square eighty -iy, square ergh.
:. seven. square eighty eight. Fractional square
ninety five. s,,are n,naly nine. sooa,e ooe HIM.
J,.d a,J G,. lo,,,,o ,.a L,,,J,,d ,nl -, yc,.,,,
~ '''' WV
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-14
lost or NIiSIaid.

TWO Note, Of band On. drawn By rhos'
n Woodward or Sj4 s. dated u Jan'y lSl0
aud due one day after date and made payable 70
} J. Backed; ad We drawn by II ". Clay
ION Tor 500 dared 20 February 1859 and
payable To Dame II. Burroughs, aud due one LAY
alter date.
Do hereby 'orwa-n any person or persons from
trading Tor .aid Nolp., or Ihe drawers from payag
lhenIo aoy person except myself as am the o%a
er o said uutes
THOS II MARCH.
Columbus, Aug. Ia l54l-6-tt.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-14

DIED-ln Washington, (Ark) On "Wednesday,
the iii ult Mr. JOHN F. FEM, formerly Of Missis'
sppi, aged 81 years.
In the same place, on Saturday, the 10Th oh.
FRAscrs w. BLAKE, son Of Martha +. Fem, aged
s wears.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-14
The Stale Of Mississippi,
hGMPER CoUNrY TO WIT.
MD (L{ApIL SEnTT

NT0U vii please take notice harl shall, on Mon,
= day The l3lh day Of Septtmb.r 1911 q, t5s
Cnau House IN The Town ol DcKak, kempef
unity NJ. pocesd 10 lake lhp deposition de beae-
esse ol john B. Watkins. to be- read 10 evidence on
the tral Of crrlan suit now depending in the CIR.
cut Court ei Kemper county 10 which YOU (the
sad Charles Scpt) are plaintiff snd myself am de-
,enIan, as the sai john 3 Watkins intends To-
u1ypy from this Safe. Yours Sc.
JOSIAH WATKINS
DeKalb Nj Anr. 4, 1sH~s-+v Prsf 81 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-14

THE{E are lew copies Of he Laws oG this
! State Published BY Me,.r. Van Hpe.sn &
AHcn ior sale a. tins Office. they can b. Hao uery
io,0 tae Publishers desire them sold iorihwfn' H.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-14
SASHS@&ClS- ~
The a>t No..aern maj brings Is lbe loJoW.
,r- additional returns f-om Tennessee

I've PFC nos 10 NldIson county gave FoIN
pa Jones 479
Five precincts m lIardeman gave Polk 665,
Jones 342.
So flr as heatd five Democrats AID i've Wing,
are elected to the Senate, and ten democrats
ard thirteen Wigs 10 the House.
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Law &otJcp
Notice.

Notice.
TN" Undersigned have formed partnership
L hrihe p1rpreul franac1ns
General Commissions Business,
IN He Cry Of Mobile Ahblma, under The Style ell
LEIGH & MOORE.
co . MiSSID.N MERGHIbTS,
McpIls. Ala.
A0erthc follay Of November ae2'. DarF be-
prepared 'o execute ans business go Their line; and
by their tfors ~ advance the interests 81 All who
may .olras1 business To teir charge, hope to mtrl
portion 81 public palwHagr
FRANCS EECH.
GolHmbn Hiss
JOHN NJ. MOORE,
Ohi5b,ha Co Miss
Columbus Mss, JuIg q, l54l-3 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-08
y. \. rAN-GIlNICILTURAL AGENCY.

uNNLI TED with the once Of the Southern PI.,,,r
wy, suusc Iluer has opened Agency for IN. rr,-,.
I IT, N-lsIHuTa business. Ills object will be 10 nm
US 'yu WIN tic gieatest variety OF Implements anI
''NS upon me very lowest terms f. enable ~ e., ~
az ~ ss.es WI DE Invariably made for Cash. w
ne .4s ATealiy received Tor sale. on ror,iss;,, L.,
on SEED Sewers, CORN SHELTERS WJJEAT - -. ~
STRAW CUTTERS, TIRESHING MACHINES ''S'
Nj. .--.. . Z. T. Bolts.
- lev bushels OF Mr.. Gray s FLY PROOF W.,