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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10

~ Hg1r urst iir WISE ssrdut he Na7.t-u
ot..s dorm. is. ,a.s speech 10 Cras,l-s on lbs
so eze lurE epic.
Mean scarcely sel'el ia This taase. s..l
MfN., ts5re abe h.je ,us aspect ul aha.,'.n
uses a. E-irs rs from our pIoqrit.y. ihr Na1a
tie uhie Nurh the Hanson Nais Norm, ate
uaiIng for. uhHR They vili ual proceed 20 iae
business of ia, country uuft' you and l,Nr SPea-
krr. rip consent 20 rse-Ne abolition peatons--
Th,ils The issue. No business, ~ practical,
SANITARY Ielel, - 10 be granted 60 he country ui-
il t,e ,ui-chierbe done.
I would say to my Wbis brethren Of lae No'ia'
,ntipluce o., your petitions, ak ue; 'or danger
aus asd drad'y m,schle', ATTACK uo' our ms.i.l
,onsand % 40. compel o. 10 defend them.
| Neal,.s us ihat the Nor.t
/ IS preiui.1ed as to tie geht ot petition No"
let me saw iha, The suu'hlrn people have "a"
prsudices % tbs subject; Ca tue tshtol proper
ty. rights secured By thc Constitution; they nav
their preiadces. and fears lor their wives, an'
their children. instruction, aud al! tie toHois g
sery,Ie VA, Let me tel
Won. fins business now before ihe House. . 81
most important the South can lake NJ. We VI
WELD on the bank, the tlEti, the public lands, IN
i5fnc aal every thing, sooner than Ne vail Suat
This Subject TO pass by i1ly. It's Wa 10 %
South. fyou INSIST on having tn doors o7e'
You cannot get al the business Of Me cod.,f
. nor do anY lhiag bu, agitle the question oi Alb
( hton."
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10

A RrcUtAToR.-Norhwr IS m1.c common
ibsn % hsaf o. asserted, ,aa'l -iH- He tine Oh iAe
existence ola National Bunk, we had sound
c,rcnlltn. uydiuHI--taat exchanges were always
Iov--lhaf, indeed, bank mites aud specie were
s,uan,mous. uasc Who argue thus either vii
G,ly nrrvett the truth or are wholly ignorant ot
Inc fact, about which thy make de assertion. In
arooro Of Il, we offer The following extract from
| Niles Regis,yt OF August -, ISIS. This ey.
| tract net only proves the wJrthIessncss ct bank
paper then, bat shows thai HE state oil things lheu
| rylstn,, under 4" The wholesome regime ct a u.
States Bank" was precisely similar to the state
Of tbincs ia our own day.
oThe business Of shaving bank notes Is now
"a happlv reduced 70 a sort Of a clencc,that any
one through the kind agency OF a broker, may
have hjs beard G1t to such fashion AZ he F'cases
and, with a little industry and little imrs,mg,cai
meta hundred dollar note Of Tie most oi on
4 banks, shaved doNn TO almost nolhn.. luaveI
ers, tharcC3ro--mtu lhlt are uaNgcrs, an
whose object ~ being in a sltaugc place - q'cs
tionablc, sfouId a1rcys be suspected, It they ote
/ ,,regn notes IN exchange Ion amy ihmg Mat NC
mr., Ease or desire 70 have Ihe innet eni ma
s,n,pu,*oes suiitr-- but thai -aileunS Viii PFouue
c4ols.o.,,e reaction, and he entire sin Of IL
hosoo.s ~ aid where It r+ht'uiy b9longS--i
rr AIMS ~ ca, dirty and dishonest rag shop
which are spread yer our country NE j, N1''nl
l,,I, 4, ,., kat HE scm,eH Is duy taied, an
10 e1f,rce be ,coaqasrors' laws iad9ed'
,oonlg hs wsIJ ,he rule Nefc adopted by oxen
dealing mna to enquire dfs' 'oal nv :, I'o, e.,
0e : 70 J, ;, go 49, 10
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10

Tins u Il uosiiiaa 50 well established, as TO be
deemed ralheru sell evident p'o2o'Iaon' h'a q
mater rao,tirlu. an argument % support It.
bss bpen y III sustained blythe c5mmeIem' hisi'y |
,Jslha cnuury. In 1855 our bank circulation WAS |
@io3 6g2. t95 The balance a. tJtde against vi
I, N, same year, making no allowance 'he I't
ealn n-s Of ou. shippngI nlhe transportation 81 ou'
| eyoor, and imports, was $ze,l02lo2' ~ I0"',
| onr circulation had Increased, Soo,6to 3D. an"
bere was corresponding meic"s' o. @5"''Io'-
g30. "a tho balance Of ttado against u.s. - 100
nar circulation had ggaiu come down. y @llo,'
lse4lo. being reduction Of So 1917 ~,
wth,n HE ,vo rrcwots years ard the patonce O
trad,. had Likewise sunk 10 sun ll'Ie eA~'''-
he seven m.hons,
lribeu excessive bank issues, me INC neccs
s,ry can.e Of oyetlrad,ag, ace lhey advantageous
70 The eo,,nlryl In Other wofds--HH des1fn''e
: I'M ~ Should oyeiade- tbal We should plunge
,ear ofter yea! N re deeply 10 debl 70 loIelsh
',oyernmenl? II IS true; every addition" a"'"i
rr.,d, ve con rain from abruad IS Tor ms
lima beinr s. much added 10 oar apparent c"pi
tai. True railroads .and canllS' ave Sl"",r
n,o Evidence ike Tie wolk Of magic, uhlct voc
/. Influence al the millions loaned 70 W ny '"c ~
= ti;h capitalists. Bu' TO q prosperity Pf'o"'''
: nv reckless bouowngthe end comea "@' ~ ~
; Il n,yment. The question ihch arises "Ne'ne'
= af1wyeas Of oyerilown- success are % oe
5angbi by a period Of depression, extending
= hlo1oh hal century, WA oar e'I7eas s"a
I, lawn noisoa, which by is SLOW bot ter4'n oPe
y r,,;o, vii, nroye h,al aihe 10 thcr ctedN ans
= Nh, transportation the sake Of enjoying s" no
. .,rn,s ~ t,otoas dohdum! VII hey MAKE 'em
y seye. tbe humble Dependents On Great b''oa'
= merely thai may gan temporary eAe'eH'en" Y
70 ,gl5a. That Of he diutkalds rcyrs' ana snare Il
,, n. md M hoaeIessnoss Of tic drukafas -ies
% The questions whelhe oger-banN'ns a"o over
y ,r,1,ng are desirable. arr one. 1hal question
'e =, issue at Ihe present lime. That party "'"c
70 y,.ba. nm 20 restraints may be tblonn afoou
our banks that they may Pfomi5s m'I''o"' "''e,
bou,apds ore beyond their ability Iof lal ihch'
,boI Marty now opposes the Independent lfeaso'
sy.,rn ald the administration lhcy oPpos
,6cp, because they ATE unwilling To Suomi u
o ,ank.to he test, ol demand 10. 'he ioacmF'i9I
ayen Of one ia fly Of their Paper PROMISES =
- place ths party al the helm, and Tie @I'd sPec'
,,,oo or 1888 and $50 viii ensure -rtres :"
,se ,,so and can he the tide, aud while dlseont
ins .,eruiMors grow rich upon he sroils q u
,as community, lie mechanics and tataieI' o our ."
nd country, vii become as p9or ana d'leho'H'
tor they were sixteen years ago
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10

Hoisi Ii. Rag Of Rep'aL--Tbo Federa''st'
having stolen INTO power, ale ahoal 70 laslsn up.
On tho coualty another monster Of tohed
States Bank we therefore say wish the New fo'k
smndard, qhoisi tic red flag Of rebea' and
ettannk Sin its infancy. The Standard ays-
~ 4ere a,c in fact ttt tro PARTIES me
c0,nt,, nom Bank and AudBank' ard d soon
ef. The stronger, the more actively the DfHinc.a'
az meet and hold their adyersants on ioai 'ssuf'
The sooner and more CERTAIN ard more ensuing
ru.t ~ their triumph. All oiher questions are
and mus, he subordinate 10 lhe bank question:
None is 50 pre- naul with mischief to tue best N
,s,ss,s If the country and the independent soveT
eign,y oC the several States. Up With The Ban
oer dow-"Uaeompromislng hostility 10 a Ma
,;a,al Bank'-and II it shall be forced ihrousl
Ccrg.ess, l,ois1 she red ias Of REFEAl' and "a,
!, 4 tho m,si. unth the second monster shai
| lie as low as the FIRST
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10

80 afr,, date fam Washington Is
.#.AEl pa rlysrd b''h iI'H'fs a97-'-
-ssC.1 10 The widow Ct GgHe-a'Har''s'a-
Emo, ,lear,,s uueoas'Iia .aa1l, certainly
.,.,.,7l precedent. G,n. II. 'a7 P's.I Prs.
,-ea o i. a.anl his widow Is . % sni'sd'o
twelfth Of 81, snaraI saiary ard col 'ne Gen,
Br,h, Fares pnvers at Washington have
,,-l either flr the Constitution or ior econ w
.,ir#,i.,ra,,on of lie Government. NJ C'''''
,I.re-og National Bank was under d.>e,i''
ne Senate. q VII pcs that body doubt
an. d. rros,l.y,be House, hat vii i receive ''e
80. ,,pc, o. W. hope all t's.ese noi'--
o.g 5, ui,l probably s''a Angus perIars i'a-
". vii duly inform our readers o' oil then
--sr, ocr<, n gi,ea fiI aoeoani q 'heFP- =
r,,.fs inposz.tft, syrni.we las ROOM oyia-
4. Great ir-cgui-ritf with wllca cur Fapersifon
e. ,l,os.en cams to hand.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10

". Gu, III, following from The M.SsisS'ppan.
:, ,.-,,as think that the hooking Of a lew "a
=. ~ ,-eat misjeuesner Il Should be 'emeir-
- ,bat exchange papers comprise large por
= - a, editors capital stock, Or friends OIL
= ,,s Us lor the .oaa of papers aud through P''
s, sc are led 10 comply, bat really TINS
Sing exchange papers is too bad.
f,atr,. Who abstract PPsrs from the files OF
,eadns room are informed that their visit
~ s be discontinued. The last number o
yek,burs Sentinel With several other valua
.,,rrs and documents have been putlomed
~ gpr, Hasan have the goodness to send u
a,oers ia which MAS p ,bii,hej a letter adde's
.I,n Mr. Mason Of Mary and, aad some cow
"..I, upon an article Of cur'. IA relation 70 III
mon OF liz H3wald and others 90 Tue sta
/ heads
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10

\ . d
We rce,a 10 hear 81 tho dealh Of ogt wot
,by friend AID fellow citizen MR. DELhN Ail4
rFNTREss wh, was dYoahgd oa Ias Friday
me- 2ad day ot Julyio dc IombIgdy rher' use.
,fos Mellow Columbus Miss. He had been da-
riur tie day in company ~i'h several other gen
d,n,en hauling tie scll9 aud about Tour ''ei.yo
n ,bo evening they.uA went % bahng when VT.
In Two olheIs wore duwuin an eddy of
',biroool.wbcn he be was immediately drawn un+
d.e ,od could nui receive the assistance O hIs
G,snd. Tie Other lao gentlemen made Leu e.
csns IL assistance Of their friends NOTICE was
Immediately gwen 70 ~ nclslbors when q large
nn.,,bsr collected and dragedlor The Oody bui d'd
moi succeed IN iadng tunu. The next DAY 'i
eleven O'clock when, it vas h4aung sh9tt ass
,aaec from where he hf-l suak. iiMasI nimeh'.'e.
| IL b,oooN 10 Columbus and buried On Sanflay
r,enjp5 ,as Bid If Jay Mr. I, was native q
p,nccss Aun County Yirgiuaad len BIS haiFe
bope about Eve years ago leaving behind hn
brother ana sis,tr, and has been iniHg anohg u
.nce he let them AID sc ae haPpy % tay VA
h. his pp,tn biulse awmlhy aud tesPeeid"'
rnizen and had embraced tho Christian telel
and ua4 a member Of BE Me hodst church III
was.nuch esteemed BY all who knew hm'and 1a
len behind him many lritnds iq lament hs l'F-'
M,nst+v nt,sr f.tfr lie Sun IAatIH
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10

Naat ar. 6.. .ae gt....-e .. .He
.-Hf- r-f WH..-..s "a tr#f
-s-9 rIr.ls c '--s en-. s.ei oE-- -e ls'.i-
r--... e1..5--t
= ,s.-,it Ssfi.-. r---,-f The Collector
,rv.s \ ..k. thrp-t ST So ~ a>t. bt'e re"H-
we'd I'sis- Je@ea4 .Inls.a..N y sfas,-, las s..i''
y f..6.ai., la The late Oar 81 1872, Her' place
m lie custom house Eyr'Y war d'Ueofat who
r,--cs uuhir lie uarh O. ihr irillcure 81 me
o.q,, champion oftte lItuia-d convention ard -
r.. I..lt federalism, MI. De sacuic't. M
o,,son Who opposed lie rH..shia $50, can be
| csr,,sp,rceS az Dan.si Webster. Look on 'a'
ri .,urs which lollaws
.5rctlsr o'd Tsdnelsi 's''rrdsd,- de-,
| Cove h,el, appointed postmaster q Ea.!'n'
ys.r,o,. when called nnoa'o old NJ the d,''nt.
ofPInfshuf.h dpr.cs ,tc asi war' 'eF'.'t' "
lssad-d-d-m5cr0fic var, ma yge may
yspr own ishtrs"-.4Hag 2rsa'.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10
For the Cash!

WHEAT, Rye, Corn, Oats and Fod3er .2f
w sale. hy the undersigned, residing on Die MI
ary road. eight and half miles ea'i 81 Cnanga.'
ho'y 49, JOHN PERKINS.
rg7- A carpenter or 'wo Ola good character iol
h,ncs,y &c. cap find employment by enquning as
ho"cs'J - J. Z.
above HAN
Iuly 10 is4l ~"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10

DiED.-0n Monday evening 'fe Pm iA-'' y
Mary ANS, nanl daughter Of Mel ol"i'-'
and Mary T. Buuerwoflh.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10

NoN4Arloy.--ihe roI teal abo'0on,eis ~
vcmont la,e uomiaa'cd tie l,5wmg ac@e' ,@f
s,o,o oqjcers 49, Governor Hon. Charles f.
william; Lieu, Governor, Paul Dillingham;
IT, E.r.: Irea.orrr, Hon. Henry !. Janes'--
Fresman8 Journal
The editor Of Ao Yaaoa Wing thus briefly dc.
scf.5cs tae state 81 aHUy- IL 'hal region;
"Tho voahci Is sali ho.-'he lozoo I'yef .
now "a l,os iapldly--the streets arc io.' o' aust
walcrmeion~ are upenlpg; the corols suffering W
he wani orraa; mosquitoes are pests 70 'p'''. Y
and sam Banrggr was IN town. Tuesday Z.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10

TuV{OMAS L. BELL isa candidate III 'aa
q Office Of Town Constable At The spsb'"7
action July 3, lS4L
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-02

Ng Pdr.-Tho Knoxville Post says,
that 4 postmaster in Illinois, entertaining
dislike to the trouble Of keeping accounts
according TO the rules Of the post office,
adopted the summary mode ottrauslattng
to the Department the money received, ina
blank envelope, with this endorsement up.
ON the back. Send me what you think is
NV part.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-02

n0cence c.n D.. .,,rlc s,,,l,o5 arse ,boro
,n,nob es,oll;sbn,,t
D,or ,zo 7,.-.ta.. r =. n, 90;
- y 'a Iara.' So !, oio,
-. - 80. - .5',. H. r.,,
WIG :" NJ" : % ~ - ~ ~, ~ -"
VIZ, WI torrad ,be C",,,ieep'al Coaaress II.
, ,ac ~ ,l s,.' 9.'~s y '''''1 " -
,.-
l. AeW lamps re EAST 'I., t .a' o., ~
sorya5t and two horses. snI hali Guinea besides.
2. Massachuse,ts-Tho Same as New lamp
shlro "a regard 10 'hs expenses ana - oly.
j.. and s9, dsg ~ 80 = ! + r.
/. Rhode Island 40 shillags day, and no
expenses paid.
?. neN or "a, "a Gay M. 49,, in
,,g.n. s,'' n5;5 - -'''-'''s ~ ~ =
:. Maryland-i0 sAilliags day and no expe-..
Sos paid.
y Sfln o5[o roma. PIN iu e. ssa'
55Ii rim t5a first C .,91,,l ' - -.
H. Georgia-fi6O amon,h during the session.
Court .Haftiaf'--l he Montreal Gazette
s., " ,ss.aeis-'ltlot ll.".' ~ pursuance
q he directions OF slr hicb2sd Jackson
The administrator 81 tie '1oNcfaheat and
Commander OF the ogeeS, a Court Mar
tai was held en- MIR. Johnson an o-acer OF
capture Of Grogan, il Tie territories Of thc
United States; and that, having pleaded
guilty, ard after addressing tho.CouIt, 10
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-02
CHARE.OrrEE. n G. DECENBEH z. ls4l.

For the information Of any, who may
Ssh 10 procure ftul trees, OF choice vaile
ies we would ohscrye, thai at the nursery
Of Charles block Esq, Of Davidson couaiy,
y {. supply of choice and rare varieties
are regularly cultivated and kept for sale, al
prices Unusually low lor The size and quality
Of his trees. Mr. Mock's catalogue enumer.
aies about one hundred varieties af apples,
which rpen II succession from May 10 No.
venibeF; from twenty 10 thirty varieties Of
pears, Hpeniug from early 10 July 10 No
gembar, end one or two species SAID 10 keep
pear; near forty varieties Of peaches, II.
penng tom June 10 Oclvter; from thirty
10 forty kiads Of cherries, from May TO ia
~; about tacBly Sorts Of plnms, rPonlng
from June to September, besides various
other kids OF fruits, such as ueclarnes,
apTicols, soft sbeIl almonds, raspberres.
soo,ebsuies, ca.Tau,s, grapes, Ggs, &c.
From our own knowledge, obtained n
recent WISH 10 Mr.. lis establishment, Of
The quality d his .rces, and from lis well
s1 4D!tei4No Itid'H ~ - HLisl -4latI o. 40
a'aI disposition, punc.ual hgbit, and srcl
integrity, VIC arc aseaieI no doubt need be
entertained Of cutie satisfaction beng nv.
ca 10 all applicants for trees, whslhcF BY
personal application, or order.
Ia addition TO the above, Hr. Ms glr.
dens exhibit humber Of rare specimens Of
iloaers and Towering shfubs-oyer go
hundred varieties. The season bsia. SO
Gar advanced nj tie tine Of our visit NC
were da2r!?cd Of much Of the pleasure We
might Otherwise have epioycd 10 exnuinng
this department. Of Mr. Ms establishment.
His dahllas however, If which H. has over
hundred varieties, though 10 quite &c
clIning state, beng the last blowing, and
cons derably checked by previous tIost,
siill displayed rare specimens e beauty,
SURPRISING any thing Of the hower hlad with
which We are acquainted. Il would doubt
less afford high degree Of pleasure oauy
adml5er Of the Coral kingdom, 70 VISIT Mf.
Ms garden a, a time when their beauties
arc mosi expanded. Those wishing to ob
tain choice articles Of those emu|ems Of IN.
nocence, can be amply supplied a! the above
aumed establishment.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-02
40 Elnclcrlar1crs.

PROPOSALS viii be received hy the p1ard
y of Wa-Gtas I'd saa Poor FIR Mecklendnrp
County, until dc 21lb of December next FOR a
STEWARD to tabo charge 81 tho Poor House,
ior the term Of one Ycsr from The lst Of January
1873 PeFsggt dslrels Of tbs 3ii9aii1n, sin ad.
dress their bids ~ ~ sphseriber, through The
Charlotte Posi- 0Gcc. fnJoi.gd PWeossis FOR
Sevald a. the floT llorss" Oa lbe allh De-
ccn.5cr ne Bosrl wiimati aud ntio thr election.
BETJ MORROW. Cdpirman
Charlotte Noe 10 l.Il ZIP
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-02

Partially for self often hides from US
our own faults; we see very clearly the
same faults il others.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-02
VOLUME XII. ]
D. AsBURY. Editor.
TIL. sEoIion, Proprietor and Putiis4fr
TERNTS

7,,o Dsrlars and FJiy Cents ifpaid in advance
Tb,Se Dollars IL not paid within three months
IA 1Ryfe Boilgrs and Fly Cfais il not paid
nnt,l ulef the expiration Of the iesr. No paper
,;soo1,ipued until all afrcaTages are paid, except
AZ tks option of the Editor.
PA tge.:iscmcnts Inserted ai One Dollar pei
,ogsrg tl6 Inns or less this sized tpe.) Tor tbe
a., Insertion, and Is cents for each continuance
Cont Advertisements and Sheriff. Sales charged
., Ger can't higher; aud a deduction Of ~ psi
cspt. viii 10 made from Tie regular p'ices. 10 ad.
sef,.sefs BY the year.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-02
T.. &c. Tvs,
EbE,. esg'ElSEI.

VTT OULD inrorm The Pablic, that he has a.
Nv gain returned to Charlotte. where he may
be found ~ all times, unicss called away PROBES.
sionalig, Should any se Disappointed ia calling
BY hi being absoat from iown, suoh can make
their own arponimeat bg leaving note in the
Post Ofice. which appointment rhaA b. attended
10 punclnally On bis part lie deems al rolefca-
ocsas unnecessary, having rracticed in this com
muaiiy about iour years.
l3Cbnrgcs modcrs.s- oaise 10 G, At The Man
sion House.
Cassione, Nor, la, is.l u3
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-02
WEEKLY ALMANAC.
Ns0RGANTON EESEAE4E
ADADRNlSYo

TUyuE f,cond sesgian Of this Institution vii
s cannence on the Ess, Monday Of deem.
81 ne1,. under ihe care and fupcfaieneenec of
9f.s A Melgsine, lads Of czpe'iencc md &C.
ta5H bed talents wherever abe hoe iaGsaI.
Il /, YcfY desirable that oil cloud b present
!, lle commencement Of the session, aao l9iead
-gt4ias papils in said Insu'uiisa.
Terms "a follows;
r., Rsad.ne. Writing eEd htIlhmeic. I 90
fer session,
aad English Grammar, "
Al he Higher Ranches. viz; ilislory,i m
Natural AL Moral Philosophy, &c.
81 Hoarliae can he had at iaelu4ing every
,aing.
Asr. Is, l5Il. III
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-02
STATE or NORTH CAROLINA

STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
nrcKLENauRG COUNTY.
Superior Court IF Lar, august Ttrm,
ZEAL
Aa',ha slanniken)
"a, Petition for Divorce
simL FIannikon.
4 TITS eass, II appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
the Court, that Samuel Flanniken, the doiot
aah', ~ not no inhabttant Of this State e Is there
gore oorcere9, that publication bo made for thrce
Months In the Charlotte Journal and tho Meek
lsnhurg Jeitersonian.' for the defendant TO appear
~ the next Superior Court Of law, To be held for
'ae County Of Meckonburg, at The Court House
10 Charlotte, on the fourth Monday Of February
heSi, then and there TO plead, anewer or domnr,
70 ih's petition, or Judgment pro conicsso will DO
entered up against him, and tho said petition
Eeard ey pafle.
Witness, j. y. Kerr, Clctk Of our said Court,
at chee, the fourth Monday in August, A. u. lssl,
ana ~ the Goth year Of tho Independence Of SAID
state.
J.B. KERR, Cierk
Fsicc sdy. sio go
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-27
II ArPoRrIoNMENr OF REPRESENTATION

IL ArPoRrIoNMENr OF REPRESENTATIONS
The bill before the Senate gives to ST. Louis six
Representatives.
Boone and Howard three
St. Charles. Pike, Marion, Monroe, Galloway,
Ray, Clay, Platte, Jackson, Cooper, Cole,
Franklin, Washington, and Cape Giradeau,
each two
ST. Charles and Warren compose the first sen.
atora district.
Lincoln, Montgomery, and Audran, the 2nd.
Pike. the third.
Rails, Marion, and Monroe, the fourth.
Shelby, Lewis, Clarke, Scotland, and Adair,
the fifth
Macon, Linn, Grundy, and Livingston, the
sixth.
Randolph and Charlton, the seventh.
Carroll, Caldwell, Davies, and Clinton, the
eighth.
Ray, Clay, and Platte, the ninth.
Buchanan, Andrew, and Holt the tenth.
Howard. the eleventh.
Boone, the twelfth.
Galloway, the thirteenth.
Jackson, Van Buren,. and Bates the fourteenth
Lafayette and Johnson, the fifteenth
Saline, Peuis, and Benton, the sixteenth.
Jasper, Newton. Barry and Dade, the seve n.
teenth.
Rives, St. Clair. Polk and Nanguo, the eigh.
teenh.
Greene. fancy, Ozark and Wright, the nine.
teenlh
Morgan, Undertook, Miller and Pulaski, the
twentieth.
Cooper, Cole and Usage, the twenty first.
Crawford Gasconade and Washington, the
twenty.second.
Franklin and Jefferson, the twenty-thrd
St. Louis the twenty fourth.
St. Genevieve, St. Francois, Shannon and
Ripley. the twenty. fifth.
Perry, Madison and Wayne, the twenty sixth
Cape Giradeau, the twenty. seventh
Scott, Sloddard and New Madrid, the twenty.
eighth.
The twenty fourth district elects three senators;
the fourth, ninth and twenty. first districts two;
and every other district one.
The second, third, sixth, seventh, eighth, tenth,
twelfth, thirteenth, fourteenth, sixteenth, seven.
tenth, eighteenth nineteenth, twentieth, twenty.
second twenty third, twenty. fifth, and twenty.
eighth districts shall elect one senator; and the
fourth and ninth two senators in 1912; the frs,
filth, eleventh, fifteenth twenty sixth, and twenty.
seventh districts elect one senator in 1874; and
the twenty. first district one senator in 1912; and
another senator in 1874; the twenty fourth dis
trict elects two senators in 1912; and another
senator in 1874.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-27
From the MddiSonidn.
BRITISH MO DESTY.

We take the followin gextract from the Colo
NAL Magazine, for January, published in London
If, as is thought, it exp resscs the views Of Lord
Pamerston, it is important. We are now, il
seems, to be intimidated into concession to the
entire claims Of the British. Possibly the de lay
in the negotiation Of the Boundary question is
improved in the preparation Of the squadron al.
luded to-. Shall we see only when the feet is in
view!
From the Colonial Magazine for Jan. l841.
Arlicle-AhERIcA.
at is our duty to settle at once the boundary
question. We are now maintaining large and
expensive army in Canada and New Brunswick;
let powerful squadron Of ships Of the line,
heavy frigates, steam ships. and bomb vessels be
ordered TO rendezvous in Halifax at the opening
Of the navigation in the spring, and measures be,
in the mean time, taken, through our Minister at
Washington, to declare, peremptory, that the
boundary must be fixed within given time. As
the Americans are always so ready 10 take advan.
tage Of the Imagined difficulties Of Enga let
MS not lose the present opporune period for the
claiming and establishing Of rights, which have
been fraudulently withheld"