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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-14

Drpr a. JDFtttg
, - e,,,s t.r ~ r,,.5 H. yj.yCosag
blSc6ygRGD b S. LORRAINE, MD.
yVTTF extraordinary ,.irfllps Of orrainp's Pills
iiH eA'I'o U'iuy se'@ "a i-,t ~ In
u, . a "i'1 =. "a -" ti ol i,'ia2at"
SoalihaRy 'eih"Aea as 10 iaIiIy, Ho"Irl "a my tsu"
l,e l'o''aIi - 5Sl. M "'i' IN ,Ii - d.
- .I ,l5l ,,, ma, i,v.'.Gl Ia. nnrga rilqIa Off
when taken in sufficient quantities yetso mid in thoir ope
alton as NOT to he offensive % emost delicate
The testimony of Thousands who would otherwise have
been numbered among the dead in the dark ana Lonely coils
of Tie tomb, numbered among the living evidences
of The miracles Lurain Pills hive performed within few
months tmpNe find ia tho catalogue Of those Whose GER
tieaes would MI Volumes that the nearly eess body, me
victim ur deep rooted Consumption has fresh with
blooming health, l,s the bazad Leaf after a refreshing
shaver.
Hp Ca#piins Distorted Spale, and the Cmr1dca Carts
ef rle have Vi ded to rle.r superior efficacy and viz
tue gHa suffering pan Coughs, uda, and Ague, have
welded p0Wor t agad, e Asmatic, As well as the
young IRISH forward Ia great numbers To- e"am t6elf n
h9s2.1t pr5es N laEef OF me renedyo uia hll
failed whnn tbe skill of the experimenting PWslcmn mad
ed 90 discover heuatt, ana cheering nope hda At, ana
despair rsIsngd triumphant, ~
G hr De- u #l" IA is"tahS rms b5a'l9t lily Pl-s
and purify the blood.
itr condition upon which nature gives health to man
is aAJ#H,nl ear to Eetp ms stomach ana ho"s i non
maf#bhHI HHHeNfF HcgHmAd0hs' Lorraine rms "e-
maly aic this, ecaus they cleanse the bowels aud plr-
y the blood iouanrs pills le3ve the body through every
pore when they averteefed theTpHFshs ats lie eye stone
does the esq aud health and flgor Is iHa reward.
SIN: wish, sincerely WISH that tho extraordinary eli
cary of Ioafa's Pills was marty nsivlly known,
Ma, d,.IaHtr has E rrrfIs sta d Io lrret health. -1a
~ p .f.f r.ll. rf lr..1o fl few years since. which
,.#-#.=t |st ..5a Hr.,. thai a.. had become
our 4ipIs- had rasc.taa to llr fI-srl gr Boston,
bus il liza NOT M 5 bis r.ma i. uuI given mp aI, hop.
lu#3 loladaz pl-.ta e=ifcl Immediate reGu and a
perfect cure. sine wishes TO ulrfursauu.sl gratitude
fostga5 fHI lltb. 1855. jar#tItJeii4s g".,
deraai arm f5 YEA. ra5#r orl~s. 85ar5..dans.I nd
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hennebee ~ Boston Steam Nayigntion,-1s4I.
b. fsfSEEE B. THREE DOLLARS TO BOSTON.
9sJ=-T8sQ Inc new and Splendid Steamer
- sssr.2r d II N w. " 4 IA m d,
,-,r+r n klblBALLr-hlaster.
INIlL further notice will leave Hallowell ON Mondavs
and Thursdays, at half past ?. NJ and Gardiner M
f Boston and returning viii leave side of n wharf
BOSTON, for Gardiner and Haowel TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
at p. II. - ~ '1
Fare from Haowol and Gardiner to Boston, s3oo-from
Bath So 50-meals extra
Stages viii be in readiness the arrival ofhe Boat to con-
yey passengers to Augusta, Wacrve Bangor and Belfast
All freight must be ntegbly Marked or it will not be re
eYed and all bills for freight be paid on delivery of
the eouds This boat is well furnished with fire engines
buckets boats &c in order to insure the safety of passen
gers The high reputation of the J. W. Richmond makes il
unnecessary That the propcors should say any thing in re
on 10 her only that her qualities safe are not
surpassed by any boat in the Union.
s'0tef 10 Slippers and CoasigRces-All goods, Baggage
Bank Ils, Specie other property shipped board the
John ". Richmond must be the risk OF the owners of such
property, and all Freight landed be taken from the
wharf without delay, il will he stored AT the risk and
penSe Of the owners in all respects whatever al persons
are forbid trusting any one account Of this Boat.
The rr0pncor7 nave relinqused the transportation Of
money, bills, and valuable packages 10 e. : CARPENTER
who VIII at his own risk Express by way of the
~. Richmond the pfomietnrs, therefore, viii not be
caWtabe ia The safe conveyance delivery of any such
articles.
i1llawcgsArl ISL. o3 A. HOWARD, hg't
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DANIEL Williams, Esq.
GGs. GrEESlIuF WINE, ,-,
NM. r. SMITH e. Co. f'5'''
WILLIAM NaArT.JR., i35a.
GEN. Gro. v. BAaHELpER, Gardiner
CALYrN SrsULDTSg, Eai9GsH.
b. b. MussEY, Boston.
Ne b. AN packages or letters LEFT with A. PARSONS, al the
aagadahock Cheap Store,'' willeceiye prompt attention
Bath Nav 20. 1871. tf8.
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1t gives us pleasure to state that our County
Committee have prepared to carry out the plan
recommended for the Harrison Monument, by
the appointment of township Committees, in
whose hands the Subscription Books have been
placed.
The same has been done in Adams and other
counties, and we hope will be Immediately carri-
ed out by every county in the State.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-14

ELLiS & GREEN,
GE-NER.9A CDE.HTSSTOA- .EER CRgN'YS,
Mobile, Ala 'paina.
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MEAD q, SYRUP.
< ARSAPARILLA MEAD and Lemon syrup, byths dozen
- for aleby CHbs CLApP, IT.
July 6, 1871. I.
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Commercial, Bangor 4 a 8
Mercantile IS 70 4 d 3
Globe. G" nom. a.
Lafayette. g" ID C.
Peoples Bank q seq.
ST. GlUiN galaia) 10 a.
Calais Uanls, Tl-2a-
Washington Co. Blk a.
St.llNafarCaual - a5l
City Bank, Portland, - d
ANestbGu1k Bank. 3 a.
Georgil iHlnherEu. 50 4
Frankfort Bank. 50 a.
Agricultural, Brewet.ll-2a --
Citizens Augusta, d.
oxford at l'TyehuTe, .traga.
Bangor bank, old, c'JsaR.
i1nk of OldtONn, sa'r.
DamarisCatta, eharterU expired.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-14

ORANGE FLOWER LOTION, FOR THE
" COMPLEXION. The subscriber Offers this Lotion to
the public with confidence, safe agreeable and certain
for Freckles; for the removal prevention of Tan for
Richness from exposure TO the for rendering the
complexion clear and beautiful 1t is particularly recon-
mended to gentlemen, to prevent soreness after shaving,
and for preventing all kinds of Emptons which so often
follow. For sale only by ORLANDO TOMPKINS, 27l
Washington, of Winter street, Boston, and Gro. IL.
CAHLroN & Co., Lowell.
For sale in Bath by Il. WOOD, Central Wharf 3m19.
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B. 7. CURRIER

B. 7. CUTIRIER,
SURGEON DENTIST
S in town, and viii remain for few days Roms over
L D. y Kendall'a Store,
Bath Sept. ID -
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Monument TO HARRIsoN The Harrisburg
Telegraph says:
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WILLARD YVAr.EER.
3UgTIONEER,
BATE, Ne.
Mechanic Street, near the Towu Landing
July 22d, 1S4l. fly
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CROCKERY WARE.
a BEAUTIFUL assortment OF Crockery, Just
q ared from England and for sals cheap by
2 HYDE s. Co
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ALBERT G. PAGE,
WOULD inform his friends and the public generally that
w he has taken the the head of Hodgkins Wharf
formerly occupied by r. P. Morse where he is opening
wei selected assortment Of GROCERIES and PROVE
zSIONS viz:
Coffee Flour
Teas RIVE & Indian Nea,
sugars Cod Fish
Rasns Cheese
Figs Pork (, Lard
Grapes, &c, &C. Rlown salt Or Or
Sarsaparlla Mead ana Sperm and Whale on.
Lemon Syrup,
Also
Wooden Ware and Farming Tools and a good assortment
OF okoChEhf & GLASS WARE, &c, &c, all of which
will be sold the reasonable terms can and sea-
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z. n. CT q b p #...#.
4UCY|OALER E COMMISSION .aI,HCIL7,sT,
Front street,
Barn, AAIHE,
June 2rh, 1911. Cnl2.
pRAs5 EE9TlEs for sale by U.W. KENDALL
ID June %. It'll.
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THROUGH ~ DAELIaHr!!

EEN.YEBEC .9aD BOSTON, SIT.2H .NaVIG.aTL
LINE.
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= - 7 III IT . II
Concord Bank. 3 Il 3
Nulf-1oro' Rank 20 d
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CIRCULAR, Boiling, elapboal and shugla SAWS fer
" sale by Uf7) g.. " KENDALL
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LIZ ~ ~
g7U2ERIG, Ground Log and Redwood, Alum CopParas
l. Indigo, BlUo Hitrol and Oh EItrol, for sale by
&. " KENDALL.
Nav 10.
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NETWORK CHEESE, for sale by A.G.PAGE.
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CIDER VINEGAR manufactured and for sale by
- q. W. KENDALL.
June 30. MA
Columbus Democrat., 1841-10-02
New World and Boston Notion,
For Only $500!

NJ I0h'Shef o. the Boston Notion announces
'oal ne mas made an arrangement with tie Puh-
Usher oI Inc New World, by which, al, hose WHO
wish To- subscribe for the Boston Notion and The
New WORD together can have both journas for one
year o" PAVING or RENTING postage free, 50 90 in
advance A. 'he two papers do not publish the
same STORES 10 conlhuaion,and, as they Wi, endea.
vnr TO avoid ISSUING tie same matter 1t Is thought
mat N'S infringement WI. be acceptable 10 those
VINO "ood '!Ee 10 'ake n two periodicals. whose
a'pe dimensions ehaoe them 10 contain al the good
Hoaiing popular literature the day
he New World IS now Publishing Samue War
ems (n0thor oil Passages from the Diary OF a late
fhystmu) magmRc'n story ol Zen Thousand
ear 'AI'leS Dietth (po|l BafnaOY RudGt; W
Columbus Democrat., 1841-10-02
NAIL ARRANGEMENT.

Northern. via, Florence, .1la'-Due
ever, sunday, Tuesday, and Friday, at 7P. NJ
Closes, every Sunday, Tuesday, ard
r.5,,sr SPIN
southern. rie J1clsH.-Due every
Norsay. " edne-d4y and SATURDAY. at "a VI.
J,ys, 7PM
Eastern. ria. Tuscaloosa, 4 Mo-
Jas. ria. GremsJorougb.-Due every
Sunday. Wednesday, and Friday, at : P NJ.
Closes every Monday, Neduesday,and
Fndav. al JPN.
western. ria .Ijerdssa and POnto,oc
Due every Sunday and Wednesday, at P NJ
Closes SPIN.
WincheSter.ria.N Macon and DsK4
Due every Monday and Thursday, at 6P NJ.
Closes every Monday and Thursday at ? NJ
Green>bOrOugh, Miss, ria. Ply.
mouth and Starkrt!ie.-Due every Sat.
urday, at IL Nj.
Closes every Tuesday, at SP NJ.
Houston. ria. Colbert. Due every
Friday at 6PM.
Closes every Tuesday at sPM.
IIiIIsbOrOugh, RIA, Philadelphia.
Due every Friday at p NJ.
Closes every Saturday at sP NJ.
CaIedOnia.--Due every Sunday, NJ.
Closes every Friday at 5P NJ.
Fayette c. Ill. Ala. ria .MiliporL
Due every Friday, y NJ.
Closes every Fnday, + NJ
JOSEPH BLAIR
Post Ma l.r.
Cclu,,hus nec l9An
Columbus Democrat., 1841-10-02
can be found III simpsons New
Cash StGrc

YSHE Spring Styles Of MusIins ant printed
Il Lawns, Checkand cross barred .Huslins'--some
beautiful patterns Chalys, ine Linen Camhck
Linen pocket HandkercbeIs, Hem stitched do. Fancy
Shawls, Black Nel Six Gloves; White do. Cotton
Hose at Extra low prices, Corscts, Black Prnted
Lawns, lush Linens Blcachcd Domesncs Brown
DO Apron Checks, Long Lawns, Birds Eve Diaper.
10 ID Damash Linen for table use, with many oiher
Styles OF Spring Goods, only 10 days from New
York, and at over prices than ever before sold in
this place. April lSt 1S41
Columbus Democrat., 1841-10-02
Sep 4ls4l-aG GIN


w ILL aijcnd atNo,hnglon to the prosecution
" Of claims before the Department. IN all "a.
,es when case IS Placed in his bands it, must
be accompanied by free proporloned to the char.
acter Of the business, and snbiec to the usual per.
eenlnm, on the amount Of clam when finally adws.
ted. No Ieters vii be taken rom the Post Office
nhle's The postsgc's paid, For the present let.
ters must be directed to him nj plkeyile, Md, which
ls tllree hours rde from the city.
Persons are authorized to refer 10 the Hon. Al.
bert G, Brown, and Hon, Jacob Thompson, Miss
10 The Hon. Dixon II, Lewis, and Hon Reuben
Chapman, of Ala; 10 the Hon VIM. $. FuIlon.
and Z. A. Harris Esquire, OF Arkansas Col Breed.
love, and George Whitman, Esquire Of New.O
leans General Call, Dr. Charles Byrnc, Gen, Her,
naudez' and Hon. {, Downing, Florida; Judge liver.
son, and David Goigblly EtF Of Columbus, Geo.
ga; Alfred V. Scoot ana John Henly, Fsouirey. Of
NJ ntgomefy, Alabama; ard TO Maor R. b, Lee,
T. 5 A. ST. Louis. Missouri
WAsH'NeroS March qjth, s4l. 49-G
Columbus Democrat., 1841-10-02
ALEXANDER G.. McNUTr
Governor of the State of NiSSiS-

FENO e. II. LACKEY Esq, Assessor and CoIcc.
i tor OF Taxes in and for Monroe CounJy. and
70 a others to whom these presents may come
sends sreetiRg:
Whereas, It has been duly certified 10 rhe Eyecn-
i've, by NE Auditor of Public Accounts tha, G. Fl.
Lackey, Esquire, Assessor and Collector Of Taxes
IN and Tor the County of Monroe in said Stae is
indebted TO lhe State of Mississippi 10 the sum Of
two thousand SIX hundred and flty-two dollars nj
loriy-hve cents, for the taxes assessed in sud Coz.
~ IN the year lSI0, ana due and gayabla in ,bo
year lS4 nlo the State Treasury an. Los
failed To pay to the State Treasurer any portion y,
SAID sum- '0" VI
Now Know ye. that by virtue OF The authority in
me nc Ves,e by 0ie Constitution and Laws of tins
state do by .nese presents, remore the said G II.
LaeNeV Esquire. from the Office OF Assessor and
collector Of Taxes in and TO- Monroe County, and
we do warn the good citizens of said county not 70
pay INTO his bands any portion OF the taxes uue or to
become due in the county Of Monroe.
In testimony whereof have caused the great
,AAss.. seal Of the Stale 10 be herennto affixed
sJgCLsl: at the city of Jackson this llth day Of
SN: September in the year oi our Lord One
SS thousand Eight Hundred and Forty
TTttN One.
BY the Governor
81, A. q. McNUTT.
FHos B. WoopwARD,
sept 10 STILL Secretdryof State.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-10-02
Members of the Legislature.


Adams county, nHe Senator Wilkinson county
one senator; Rankin and Simpson counties, one
SENATOR N9Aabee and " NHsl1u counties one Sc
najoG Lownics county, onr Senator; Chuct.w
county oue Senator; Ocutlela and Chlrta,sw
couutcs one Senator; Monroe county, one Senator;
lnhemirsn county, one Senator; IIppsh count v,
one Sna'ni Marshall euury, Dle Senator; De
Soto, Tuulra, CofHatss, Bolivar, and Washington
counties, one SenaioG faoLusha county one Sc
naloT; Homes cuuuty. one Senator; Varen coun-
~, one Senator; lafayette county, one Senator;
Pike county, oRe Senator.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-10-02
L U |. L S
CT The High Courts Of Errors and lppeal.
.4dnnied oil It's .Innnnrn Term lSli

CT The High Courts Of Errors and dppeal
.4dopfed al its January Term, lslj
Or9ered, That hereafter, when case Srtaeded
on the docket, itnJ counsel appear Oh etJbersJcm
when no counsel he marked on tie docket The case
shall be dismissed: PrOrlded, h0wcuer Thai such
dismissal may be sent aside, on good cause shown
surp)reI b. affidavit bi in no case will such Dis
ms,a be sci aside, unless the affidavit also slow l.
h ere are probable msrils'
W hen any defendant II rrrOI Shall be dissatisfied
with the security jakeu lu any wrl oIrrror bond be
may move the court fora rule upuu tie pl.aaa 10
error 10 show cause, on day tn be named, whytl
supersedeas should not tie dscIarga q, OF otis 81.
curltY given; q copy 81. which rule Shall te Ty,i
on the pamllu m error atlgdst FIVE days JeDre ltr
expiration VI luc sam
The molion for the rule must be founded apaaR
affidavit OF thc uSuhieieucv Of HE scrutiny aiken
and the affidavit oIa person interested 10 lle] ]dg-
n'ent below, ma be- read in sqppor Of jhe apP.a'
ton. 4 the court is satisfied from the affidavit lat
jhere IL cause 10 uerpoSe lie rule wli' be euieitd
On showing cause affidavit Is taken by eHcrprf
may hr read To show the >uhicitncy or )lNdIlbHn@
ol the security taken provided reasonable notice be
giveu oi The taking OF The same The aHiaut OF
the security may he received. II the security Is
adudgtd insufficient, the additional security must
be approved hy the court
OrdeFeQ. That bertaller when re,argumenl j.
ordered, the re-argumcnt shall be had al ltr s'ng
Term a whica is granDed--lhe cause 10 he placed
at the eud ui the dock Of the district 10 when i
belongs. Test; Il. L. PAIRlek, CeIh
Columbus Democrat., 1841-10-02
Trust SnIe.

DY virtue ot Deed in trust executed on the
ID 9th day Of April | $40, hy Thomas Potter 10
secure The payment OF certain debts therein specG-
ed, shall on The 4h day OF March Isl2, sell for
cash, AT The Cour House dnur in the town Of Co.
ianlbus, The oAowing tract OF parcel of land in the
county ol Lowndes SAFE Of Mississippi; fifteen
acres more oi less Of the south ra>t quarter ofnorh
west quarter OF section eight township eighteen,
soNlH oi range seventeen, west /; together with all
lhe Improvements thereon, as described IN said deed
~ tnSh WM i, BARRY,
Trustee.
Sen 4 lsAI-Q Etn
Columbus Democrat., 1841-10-02

lHurs County Tre--u-.r; N.r,.rr- E--rr As
s@.- ui laz,.. Tax t.er..r- IL. rr#. .I
-e bolflu. Police; ] va Iu-urs- % fU. Peace.
aHi one Constable 10 each PHTr, D~t-ct. Where
Pa rr Dr.rrr, have been 5r tJd in pH s8aHcc Gi
special acts 81 rte Legislature. and u cases where
Cites IOwls, anl Dsrrefs are cnt''si, under
special acts, rI aI additional number U. JuSfres ut
Tie Peace aud Cou-rah,s elections for such officers
rrrE o.. la.4 -rrurJ r..f.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-10-02
Trust sale.

DY virtue Of Deed Of rust executed on the
ID l9h day Of March Is4o, by Scuaca A. Sal
ionsh TO secure the paymen, of certain debts there
in named wiI sell for cash al the CourI House in
The town Of Columbus, on the ilh day of March
ls4l; negro weman Eliza aud her child Henry.
Snch tltlr as have wiil be conveyed 10 the pur.
chaser. WM. T. BARRY,
Trustee,
Sep. a. SAL 9-6m.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-10-02
COACH MAKING.

TIyHF Subscriber having commenced the CoDrb
u Making business on ST. Iohn Street one door
from the corner Of Main street, opposite the Com.
rnercla! baak, Is prepared 10 execute orders in Le
above line with neaness durability and dispatch.
He hopes, by strict attention to business, to merit
share of public patronage
t. y. THOMPSON
N. D. Repairing Painting, and vanishing done
with neatness and on The most reasonable terms
Columbus Aprii l7lh 1874, 4ltf
Argus WI oss1e cory.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-10-02
Lost or Mislaid.

TWO Notes Of hand one drawn bv Tho,,
l. Woodward tor S54 Sc, dated in Jan'y lslo
and due one day after date, aud made PAYABLE 10
j. }. Brrkell; aud one drawn by II. VI. Chy.
ton for 500 dated in February 1899 aud
payable to Daniel II. Borroughs, and due one day
after date
DO hereby orwam any person or Pc rsons from
uaa'bg iof sad Notes or the drawers from paving
mem 70 any person except myself as am the own.
er ol said notes.
TliOS II. MARCH.
Columbus, Aug, Ia lS4I-6.tC
Columbus Democrat., 1841-10-02
Notice.

I ON the first day Of October 1910, disp ,scd ofal
oil such interest and such only as may have had
IN lhe Steam Boat tGen' Sumper to Asa Nauehtsrs
b. w. EWING.
August so. lsll-9-4w.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-10-02
Laws nc 9IisSissiiAni.

YNHERE are lew copies Of lhc Laws Of this
= State. Published by Mcssrs. Van Hoesgn a.
Alden for sale at this office. They can be had rcry
to'c as the publishers desire them sold iorhwnh. Il
Columbus Democrat., 1841-10-02

WN. n. GWiN. acqnd.dllr lar Con fss sri
JOHN ID FREEMAN. rlnll1ie er Attorney
General. vi address their feliW siuzens, at tte
- .t MA s.s niou.inr.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-10-02


a =. II. M5NrTr Governor. i- -.
O. NoonT ,kn. Ser--,.-.
N-sSs' AH#i.0-Hl F.sH-
y. :. CtEriz State T-ss a-.- ''- Aec1.a.
''-'-'Ns' attorney Gsrc-a.t
JUDICIARY. '''.H Ha
y5lse, y,i q the High Contof E,y.r.-,
I'm D." ~ L. =, Sha,ke', James F. Ifo.,.---I A'ta.
GrneF, iJ C'eFk- Rob,rl A Psrrs. -a- L-s.5
Inc high court OF errors and ~
','l.o''OH' except what properly 49,. '' 1l T.
o. e'i@f' ana spPealSi its sessioi.s n, % e..
l,s' Monday OF January and Iu'g. a, ..--s-ras
N. virtually ouI one SESSION Der annr.. @sa-, b
D D"i' fL,or n' o. the SiGte-R. II. Burt,..
lhe superior court Of chanrs,, -.
over a. matters, pleas and con,nIaD,' ,a' 'Ndc. e
belonging In, or cognizable in conr, H'so,ys-
holds t"o SESSION annually. VI eSuy;
CIRCUIT COURT
This court has original jurisi.c,io, ,,...
III whlch lhe sum ~ controversy ,Ac-e. ~. cas-
each OF The eleven circuits, lua. AMI 3-0 Fet
elected adrennauy, from No,,rbsr .ae' ai-
ms cour' mas also exclusive cum.nlf
hE'oRGANizATl9N oF TIE JUDICIAL D..,..
As per Act, approved Feb. Ie. ls,o[
ld judicial District, Composed of iba
Warren, Claiborne, Washington and h. g14-l:s d.
CoaIter, Judge; E. 6. Walkers, DS,r,.I' '''n' ., e.
I'd Judicial District, composed nf ,bs ''doIaee
Yalobusha, Carroll, Choclaw and Tar,hVa,,tt ,h'uo,t Of
d. .. Sharuck, Judge; B. +. Carulbsr' lb'''Sae- Sn
Attorney. ''' pAlE
Sd Judicial District, composed Of the c,n..
Adams, Wilkinson and Jefferson. c. 'IS',s' 81
Judge; Stanhope Possey, District Aro,0sS - ''sg
AN JuGlciat District, composed ortbe r9r,,..
Smith, Coplah, simpson, Scot, Newton s",Fs s"rS y
shoba. Bukner Harris, Judge; L. 6. Peyt'" ''' ~ ~.
rlCt, Attorney. '"" "
18th Jadic,at District, composed Of d. ,,,...
Jones, Jackson, Green, Perry, Wsye CAL. yr.'S' o.
Lauderdae. Henry Moungcr, judge; JOo y iyl, 'D'
District Attorney, N'' "'S
9Th Judicial District, composed Of the cor,,..
Noxubee, Lowudes, kemper, " ins,an ami No..
heha. iendry 5. Bennett Judge Henry s,. cu
District Attorney. -!
7th Judicial District, composed oft'e Count. ,
Kinds, Madison, aud Rankin. J. L. NrnaS.
Jusdt; | n Michel, District Attorney.
oth Jadictai District, composed oil the coa,,s, A..
Desnto, Coahem', lunlca, Ponoa, Lalayers ,ni
MARSHAL F. ". HuIirg, Judge; George 4. W'"I -.
DIrct Attorney.
oh Juditiai District, composed Of the com,. or
Monroe, llawanlba, Ilshemlugo PonIooc CHI.
saw and Tippnh Stephen Adams, Judge; Cbart.
a, Bradford. District Atorny.
l0th Jadiciai District, composed of tie couD-so,
Hazoo, Holmes, Attala aud Leake. MOfCoo
Fuch, Judge; Il. c. Perry. District Attorney.
llta Jadicai District, Composed Of the couotesa,
Lawrence, Cuvmglon, Hancock. Marion PIKE sn'
lie and Franklin. Van Tramp Crawford, JuIs,
Arthur Smi4 District Attorney.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-10-02

A Number OF copies Of the .acts of the Legish-
IA ure Of lS4l, and also 1910, slill remain IN the
clerks office uncaIed for; persons entitled TO them
are requested to call and get them.
OVID P. BROWN, Clerk.
August 9rd ls4l
Columbus Democrat., 1841-10-02
AppolNrMENrS.

The Hon. JACOB THOMPSON a candidate
for Congress, aud r. ;. GRAVES, Esq, candidate
or Stale Treasurer, wt address their e.low-clji.
zen. al lie following lImes and p-aces viz.
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