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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05
CFRCUgT COURT.

This court has organized jurisdiction Ia civil
cases, in which the sum 10 controversy en-
leeds SOD. For each of the eleven cTcuns
\ iudgo and attorney are elected quadrennlaly'
from November. -.
Tbis court has also exclusive criminal juris-
diction.
REORGANIZATION oE THE JUDICIAL DISTRICTS
IAs per Act, approved Feb. 10, l84O.]
Isl Judicial District composed Ofthe coun-
ties of Warren, Claiborne, Washington and
81 Judicial District, composed of the coun-
ties at Yalobusha, Carroll Chociaw and Talla-
RI Judicial District, composed Of the
| counties OF Adams, Wilkinson, and Jefier
son. -r.,., oo,r
All Judicial District, composed OF the coun
ties of Smith, Copiah, Simpson, Scott, Newton
and Neshoba. .e,,,,
5th Judicial District, composed OF the coun
ties of Jones, Jackson, Green, Perry, wayne
Jasper. Clark and I.auderdale.s
On Judicial District, composed oil the coun
tics of Noxubee, Lownds, Kemper, Wnsto
and Octibbeha. e.,o.,,r
IN Judicial District, composed Oh inc coui
,es-of Kinds, Madison and RANKIN l
sih Judicial District, composed OF ID
counties of Monroe, Itawam6a' Iishemng
: Ponfotoc. Chickasaw and 1lppah.
e on Judicial District, composed oil u
counties of Yazoo, Holmes, Attalla' al
e ION Judicial District, composed OF Il
u counties Of Lawrence, Covlngton, Hancoc
= Marion, Pike, Amite and Franhhl
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05
DANCING SCHOOL.

VIZ II. JOHNSON, Respectfully informs
w the citizens of Columbus and vicinity,
that his next School for young Ladies, Will
commence on Saturday the Sth OF May, at Z
O'Clock P. Nj. at the Blewet House.
Columbus, April %, 1S41.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05
Judiciary.

Judges oflhe High Court Of Errors and
Appeals.-Wm. l.. Sharkey, James F. Trot-
ter and Edward Turner. Clerk-Robert A..
Patrick.
The high court Of errors and appeals has no
jurisdiction, except what properly belongs to a
court of errors and Appeals; IT'S sessions are
holden on the first Monday OF January and
july, at Jackson; being virtually but one session
per annum.
Chancellor of he Stats.-R Ii. Bncmer
Clerk.-R. l.. DoXon.
The superior court OF chanceTy has lurisGic
ton over all matters, pleas and complaint
whatsoever, belonging to, or cognizaole j
court of equity; 1t holds two sessions an
nuallv.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05

~ Whenthe present Administration came
DO power, public notice was given, through
.NC the Wing papers at Washington that
every case oithe removal ola man from Oh
.e the reason Of the proceeding woul% De
VENT asked During the seven or eight
weeks that has since elapsed, a considerable
lmber Of removals have been made; but, al
ugh several Of the Victims" as they cal
'nseIyes, have asked the "reaSons," OF their
,ton from Office, not one of them has ven
ntohy before the public the answer to his
@ogatOry. Is any stronger evidence nee
That every removal has been made 10
land sufficient cause!-Lotlisrille Jour
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05
r,.,inrton April 10, 1871.

pl,, T7ira."-The subjoned details Of
~ iircrpcrt villany, recently played offm
% a'' ~ % are riven in the Cincinnati Ga
bal HuSS Friday last. In the perusal, ono is
CIV . =, eyclaim what next.
rlP " .,,r roR A SwrNpLER.-Within few |
loosn ,Sc last Of March, the Cashier Of the |
hrs OIL .., R,nk of Cincinnati received by mail
l1ly '.,,r,ortiur TO be erom the Commercial
,, wv Of New Orleans, OF which the following
si'ol,} ,,osrrial Bank Of Ne,o Orleans.
March 18th, lS4l.
,,bycttc Bank, Cincinnati.
l@' S,r.-In conformity with the request
D,A Al parker. Esq. Of London, hand you
'N''.IL,If INV certificate of deposite in his
c'os'yS W. 400 pr $4,000 specie, which
l'V, I,ryer 10 him on presentation of the
ns ~ "i Darker is unacquanted in your city, and
", .5,o,cd this course for safety and iden-
" Recommend him to your favor.
l'''' GEO. q. HALL, Cashier
o-t, 9n,b March, MIR. Gano in a letter to
II, WAN ON other business, alluded to the above
EN- M parker hls not appeared; when he
,N,I.ban hand him the half certificate sent
'O 0 1I me- 81 hpril Mr.. Parker made his ap.
.,-,o,, and received from the Cashier of the
.gretle Bank, the half certificate, having
..jrecd tho other half which was carefully
.,r,.,l and found TO correspond, aud sold the
stothe Commercial Bank in this city, re
..-t the one, two and three dollar notes o
u. RINK. which he stated he intended to us,
purchase offlour on the Muskingum.--
y,bs SLIGHTEST suspicion was excited, unit
,r Arrl II, when Mr.. GanO received tn
.rr letter from Mr.. Hall.
Commercial Bank Of NelC Orleans,
New Orleans, April 7, 1S41.
UG. w. Gano, Esq, Cashier.
r,e SrR:--I have this moment receive
s,,or ofthc Both ult referring to lette
--ooftbc 18th instant; in relation to a cel
.-sof deposite. As have no knowledg
..r .nrh letter, and having also receive
sf,simlar purport from Mr.. Gwathmev
.a1sof Kentucky, fear some ?mpositiC
,.ssnhttempted,and hasten this letter top
um your guard en-
Yours respectfully,
GEO. q. HALL, Cashier.
be- no bo5y of the forged lette from MIR; ii
p .,-,,,sc. IA Suo ink, Of precisely The tint
e l.,tr.ol in the Commercial Bank Of N. O
ana ami, IN the hand writing Of the Gle
ID. eaf bank. who fills up letters for the sigr
L. r6f Me cashier, except the words, III n
To- ,r.al him to your flror,' which togetl
y bibe name Of the Cashier, arc in black D
be- Non comparing it with a number OF lett
o. nheamc bank, Of late date, not the sig
lo ference can be discoyeted, either in
n- ~i INK. or hand writing. The paper es
ra bears the same water mark, and SEE
~ ptom the same rcam.
e. reoubic are requested to be on the al,
a4 person who represents Mr.. Parker,
m- -.man. with brown or auburn hair, rat
by nd nrehead, and keen expression OF CO
O1 mte
icr liberal reward will doubtless be offered,
~ 7~e who shall detect this rogue will be
he M
NJ ID impossible that he may have dispo
hs rno,es Tor checks on some OF the Atla
nan aan which case it is very desirable
WI usnser or bank who way have made
.uo aaare, should write at once to their col
I. alls to stop the payment, and II pos
oO 1sl his daring william.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05
TRUSTEES SALE.

HDY virtue, and in pursuance ola GER
Sd tain deed in trust executed on the
18th day of April, 1888, by Caleb Joiner
and Mary NJ. Joiner, and duly recorded
in the office of the Clerk of Probates
Court, in and for the County of Noxubee,
and State of Mississippi, on the same day,
in Record Book of Deeds, (A) pages IT'S,
776, and TIT, to secure the payment OF
certain notes therein mentioned, to Sam
uel Brock, will sell to the highest bidder
for Cash at the Court House in the town
of Macon, on
Monday, the 18th day Of august
next, the following described Lands VIZ
The west half of section thirty three IL
township sixteen, north, of range nine
teen east, containing three hundred ant
twenty one and 21-10O, acres; and tn
west half of the south east quarter, OF tn
same section, township and range, con
tang eighty 26-100 acres.
Sale to take place within legal hours.
: SAMUEL MARTIN,
Truste
NE No., ISA1 ids | st of d..
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05

y That BALL.--Our noighbor Is III
@hatthe removal Of Blair u hi'es
. Y public print ing, aud thinks the act .,
them as a gross violation OF eon'ra''
''o''o regardful of contracts last VIM
'A'was advocating the repeal Of Bank
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05
STATE OFFICERS, &C.
Government of Mississippi.

A. G. MCNUTT, Governor, till lS42.
THos. B. WOODWARD, Secretary, ofStatt
A. B. SAUNDERS, Aud. ofPub. Accounts
]. s. CURTIS, State Treasurer,
~. f.. COLLINS, Alto. Gen. till Nov. 1912
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05

TRUST SALE.
H~y virtue of a deed in Trust execp-
ted 10 me as trustee by Roddy
Sa1;-b and, William R. Smith, on the 18TH
dnn Of November, 1889, which said deed
ofTrust was on the same day recorder IN
~ tho Office of the Clerk Of Probate OF
1 + lowndes County, shall offer for sale
Low ,b ,lN HIGHEST bidder, for cash, at the
Go, VT House door, IN the town OF Colum-
bus, on
Monday, Gath day Of May nerf'
the following described property to WI. WIZ
'' The north half half of section thirty
Townshin sixteen South, of Range elgi-
teen west; north half of west hall OF s0 ail
teen a. w" o,,artcr and north half of west hall
o o soutb east quarter, of same section
d The the north west quarter, and west hal
oe north east quarter and north nan $: Q
.. o. half half Of south west quarter CT sector
t mesr W., nlne. of same township and range
t IN Wing in the County of Lowndes' an
e e St. ts IF Mississippi; or SO much OF sal
b : P. ands a. NAV be sufficient to satisfy
n l'aa ,o;, % note IN said deed specified, an
e e oead ea bv said Roddy Smith, and Will'al
: R. Smith. .,,Do q rox
truste
RI
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05

GFWE are authorised to announce
Richard r.. HOskIns as candidate for
the office of Sheriff of Lowndes County, at our
next November Election.
nFWE are authorised to announce
Eli Abbott, as a candidate for the ONCE
! Of Sheriff; at the ensuing November election |
NFWE are authorised to announce
D,UOr VI. Grant, as candidate Tor re-
election. TO the office of Sheriff OF LoWndes
County.
NJ We are authorized to announce
t I'd Starke as a candidate for the othce
81 sheriff: in the ensuing November election
Awe are authorised to announce
e JOhn ID. Montgomery; as c Gn,u+ e
{. for the Office of Clerk OF the Glrcult Ooui' u
: Lowndes county at our next elecIloh'
e Awe are authorised to announce
= Sterling III. Lester, as a candIdate ioL "
It tbe office of Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
Of owndes County, at the next November elec-
10 ton.
,e NJ We are authorized tie announce
" Col w. H SOutHlaIi, as candidate lot ny
rs oeice nf Clerk of the Circuit Court OF IioWhu
he county at our next election.
D. ~ We are authorized to announce
5. Geo. w. Waddell as candidate iof =: IN
Y office of Collector at our next ensuing eiec'iol
he NJ We are authorised to announc
as voysOn HI. WiIIefOrd as candidaI
ds, for the office of Collector at our next eiSuiii
OF election.
aid Awe are authorised to announc
a, at n r. CASTOR, as candidate for Ireasur
MS Of I,owndes County. at next Nov Eiec'l0n'
, to NFWe are authorised to an ilsla
ock AIsred Thachcr, Esq. as canoleaee /,
,ost Coroner of Lowndes County, at TIE eii'ui'
his November Election.
IDLY NJ We are authorised to anno gu |.
nan crooue Hill Esq, as candioa1e ~
ra- oeice Of Mayor of the city of Columbus a.
l'm 10 ensuing election.
,ked PWe are authorised to amour 1Ji1
most ann. Murdoch esq as a C Calrml
9th e. The Office of Mayor of the city Of ooiuui
mo- , ot the ensuing election.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05
ATTORNEYS.

Absalom Fowler, for the District of Ar
kansas.
Charles Chapman, for the District of Cen.
necticut.
Joel Eastman, for the District of New Hamr.
shire.
John Holmes, for the District Of Maine
Charles Davis for the District of Vermont.
MARSHALS.
Alexander K. McClung, to be Marsha
Tor the Northern District of Mississippi.
Anderson Miller, to be Marshal for tn
Southern District of Mississippi.
Joshua Howard, for the District of Mich
igan.
Minor Walker, for the Middle District c
Florida.
VIM. H. Russell, for the District of Mi
souri,.
VIM. Prentiss, for the District of Illinois.
Isaac Otis, for the Eastern District of Pen
sylvania.
Sylvester Hartshorn, for the District
Rhode Island.
Israel w. Kelly, for the District of NJ
Hampshire.
John D. Kinsman, District Of Maine.
J. . LAND OFFICERS.
n Garrett Elkn, Register of the Land OF
e at Springfield, Illinois, vice Marvellous Ia
V ham.
v John Beard, Receiver of Public Mon
: at Charlottesville, Indiana, vice Ambr
;, Whitlock, (appointed in the place of Ma
<. Crume,) who declines his appointment.
a. James d. Doty, to be Governor of the ]
r. ritory of Wisconsin.
at Walter Forward, of Pennsylvania to
&C LIST Comptroller of the Treasury OF the
ev States.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05

WoMAN.-As the dew lies longest and pro-
duces most fertility in the shade, so woman in
the shade Of domestic retirement sheds around
her path richer and more permanent blessings
than man, who is more exposed to the glare
and observation of public life.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05
H u e s

,,,. ,,,e,, corrRT OF ERRORS AND APPEALS
.noprrn At ITS JANUARY TERM, lS4O.
Ord.red That hereafter, when case is
o'oLod ON the docket, if no council appeared
-, either side. or when no council be Iharheu
on The docket, the case shall he disulsseu
pror;5od. 6o,perer, That such dismissal may
10 cont aside. on good cause shown, supporter
~. af;dav;t. Int no case will such dismissal re
" t edo. unless the affidavit also SHOWN tll@'
| there are probable merits. m - die
When anv defendant in error SHAH DC u,ot
-.,;s6od with the security taken IN any wiz
&c orror bond. he may move the court Iol "
mon the plaintiff in error to snow c"use'
,u. 5ov N he named, why the superseuc:aaa
Sho',lJ not be discharged, or other seoI SEW ~
r;ve,,. COPY of which rule shall DC 6,eore
rl,;rtifFi in error, at least five DAYS oei0io
the expiration of the same. -. h6 funded
frba Trotion for the rule must DE- I .r 80
,,,on an affidavit of the insufhcIency VI 11 IN
ipr;tv taken-and the affidavit OF roa,
.u.,sy IN the judgement below, may DC Iea
.e'e ',vDort ortbe application. II the couI. /,
IL faJ from the affidavit that there Is o"t ~
5 sa' :l,o-nose the rule will be entered ~ :.
C 70 ln:e conec afidavts taken by ei1her par :
! sread TO show the suficlency OF lliou,
'f liioJ ftbe security taken, PROVIDED IeaSoa
/ ~ ,Jotce he oiven ef the taking OF inc saa
e aylo eJa,;t fthe security may be recei' -
II It ne ,bo security is adudged nsuihcisn' ~, 81
is ndd;t;onal security must be approVeu " =
Of additlOh"i
!, court. ~. ,rben a re-arg
" = ordered. the re-argumeDt silall 9o 81 d
IN men ~. - no term at which it is grantee.
d. Wy 80 be Mace at the end OF inc uooN0'
IN .sa district 10 which it belongs. OIL,
es 'ne JUS Test: R. A. PATRICK Cie Z, !.
Id ,rno Actdoes not take take effect until
us FINE hc. uV90
or lst of July lS4O. Ia 90 heretofore pro
Next termto be held as "''
dcd by law.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05
NOTICE..
TRIST SALE.

EDY virtue of deed of Trust to me me
Is executed by Bird Land, | shall
n ,n to sell for cash, at the C S
House door in the town of Macon NoA-
ubee County, Mississippi,
on the first day Of October nert,
.Ao tract of Land on which said Bird
Land lives, and four slaves, to wit;
Hasty, Harriet, Tom, and Reddlck
JAS. POINDEXTER'
Trustee
,,r;, 1s4I.-3O 6m-pf. 10
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05
MARSHAL,S SALE.

Horne Gurley & Baker, Dist. Court U. S.
The Columbus & Tomb. FLA
Transportation Company to June Ter 1871
GDY virtue Of the above specified writ
to re directed from the Honorable
District Court U. States, for the Northern
District of Mississippi, | viii sell on
Monday the 18th dag Of June nert,
at the Court house ofLowndes county,the
following described property, 10 wit:
The east hoif of the north west quarter,
the west half of the north west quarter,
and the Eolth west quarter ofthe south
west quarter, of section twenty two; the
west half OF the south east quarter, and
the north cast quarter ofthe south cast
quarter, Of section twenty one, in town.
ship seventeen, south Of range seventeen,
west.
Levied on as the property Of said de!en-
: dants, to satisfy the above named Execu-
ton and all cost.
ADOLPHUS G. WEIR,
Marshal North'n Dist Miss.
By RoB'T WEIR, Deputy.
April %, 184l-4t-prsf d. 80.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05

.Ge authorized by the Young Ladies,O'
y 'oreturn their thanks, to the "hi'
,Nd BAND" fortheir prolnptness ana
@@ escortiug them to the grove OF
Y Cyenino Ias,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05
OFFICIAL.
OFFICIAL.
Appointments by the President.

Joseph Ritner, to be Treasurer of the Mint
at Philadelphia.
Henry Harrison, Register of the Land Off
ce at Dubuque, Iowa, vice Benjamin R. Pet
rikin.
John Wells, ir. to be Justice of the Peace
for the county of Washington in the District Of
| Columbia.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05

10Y, hcNUrr IN EUROPE The LONDON
1spondent ofthe New York Timess'spea
y The suspension Of the United states
4 Of Pennsylvania, and money matters
ly has the following notice oil GoV' NC
nths ncendiary doctrines. :.
Tbs Catastrophe, added to the lncendlarS
ls preached up by Governor McNutt Q
epp, and Governor Read Of Florida mas
Tie Standard Of American morality very
you may see by the quotations .
''uch, low as they are, are merely ho'''
=
have read with pleasure your structure;
'o1duc, of Gov. McNutt, whose W no,
tasnt in regard to the credit OF MISSES
9s been disgraceful to the country :
uniortunatelytoo prominent ihe'L
ioput the reputation Of a loan OH ~
Nq The lenders belonging to partlcuils
R denomination, as is the case IN d
'osage, is quoted as bright example.
S,cd liberation, and Of the securl'
Neign capitalist are in future TO enIe
%eiment of their money IN Amei'0'
4nn ....,, tntIf
Governor viii doubtless be very in .
~ oknow that his infamous doG'r'n !
''lacted so much attention IN the =
DIS highest ambition is to be no'9rlo
Infamous notoriety with him IS oe''
"n0onely at au.-Fick. Wing
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05
ROSE OINTMENT
FOR letter,
Ripgworms, PimplcS on The tOce, and our
cataneous eruptiOnS.


Ringworms, Pimplcs on The toce' and our
cltia2eOus eruptionS-
YwNETTERS, Ringworms, and herpe-
tic eruptions generally are among
tbc most tedious and disagreeable atlec-
t;ons to which the human frame is liable.
Sitnated as il were, on the verge OF vitality
il is almost impossible to reach them by
inward remedies. Hence the inefficlency
Of undergoing a course of medicine or
snlIectinG ourselves to the uncomfortable
svsfem of strict diet !: such means by re-
ducing the system merely PailIate the
SYMPTOMS while they are IN Pracfce' 10
recur as violentIy,or more so, when gen.
erots diet is returned to. And the gene
ralitv of external applications have no DIN
| a. effect than to heal the disease IN one
] nlace soon 10 show itself in the same or
f pnotber mart. When all these means have
e filled. and in many severe cases, a perse-
e yorance for short time in the use OF the
+ Rose Ointment has proved effectual.-
Tbore IS no trouble in using (aPpyinS II
every night.) u,;Goo,os
" show the virtues of the Rose Ointment
= CERTIFICATE.
tn Philadelphia. Jan. %. 1884.
If Some months since | had severe eruP-
ton on my face, Of the nature OF ielte..
alf believe It was caught at the barber $
of shop. Ny upper lip was almost an e p
on scab. a few applications oil tue poso
re, Ointment entirely cured i. n~rDc
nd ANDREW b En- - NJ
aid cbairnaker, corner of Willow and N. Nj
' a 200.
md Philadelphia, Jan. I, 1884
am Having been troubled for length o
time with letter eruption on the fac
viii, resisted all the applications made t
zee. i an acquaintance who had been cured Q
similar disease by the Rose Ointment
- rocommended it to me. The cure wa
nerfect and almost immediate, and | =
the commend it as an active and valuable pr
ana paratlon. c,,..;s.iar
below From ow.noine
Numerous others can De eAa'"'"e
bv calling on the tenders. ypLo,osa
- Sold BY Cometock & Co. Mho y
r,ruggist No. 2 Fletcher street ei, y, !
Note '''oeS'ss' . .1o' ~ E. A. SMITH,
oaya- Tor sac y Columbus Miss.
:. SId day April %, 1s4i.
nber' c1PERM OLA First Rate article o. v
Ter strained, Just received oy Ss,14,tt
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05
TRUST SALE.

april, l, 1s4I.-3o 6m-Pf' 10
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-21
RRroRr OF THE SgcRErARy OF Wan

We are compelled from want of space to
publish Mr.. Spencer's Report, curtailed some-
what of its fair proportions. We have awaited
ourselves of an abrdgement of this Report
which we find in the New York Tribune and
which retains, We believe, all its important
views and suggestions. Ofthis Report we but
repeat the universal judgment of the press when
we say tina, it is able, clear and comprehensive.
Indeed we do not remember an instance in
which public document of this description
has met with more favorable reception from
the public press. The Wing and opposition
journals unite in according to the Report itself
the merit of presenting a succinct and satisfac-
tory account of this branch of the public SER
vice, and to its accomplished author the praise
of having made himself familiar in few brief
weeks, with all the important and intricate de-
tails of the department over which he presides.
Albany Daily Adr.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-21
PUBLIC FANCY SALE.

The sale held by The ladies of Middlebury in
behalf of Mrs. Smith having in great meas
ure failed last week in consequence of the un-
on Wednesday afternoon and evening. Re-
freshmrn,s ofvarious kinds will again be provi
ded. And from 6 TO o in the eve'ng, Oysters &
coffee will ne served. All donations to add 10
the variety Of the articles, or the deicacies OF
the table will be thankfully received.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-21

Nh WsE-The Madisonian says-"The
report which snow going the round of the
newspapers. that ascrl6es to Mr.: WISE un'
friendly feelings towards the President. and
even goes so far as to pledge MIR Wise a.
gainst him hereafter, is, in thought. and
word, and letter, and sentence, wholly.
false. 1t is but another stratagem of the
bitter enemies of the administration"
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-21
LECTURES ON ANATOMY AND PHYS
lOLOGY

AT the conclusion of course of the lectures
upon these sciences, BY Messrs. Mack & Lam
bert, on Wednesday evening last. The audience
was requested to stop. On motion of Rev. MIR.
Dier, The meeting was organized by placing
DR.. Merrill, in the chair. H. Bell Esq. intro
dnced the following resolutions whicS we're
adopted mem con.
ReSolred, That while we have to regret the
numerous humbuas of the day and the CONSTANT
y repeated impositions of itinerant pretend
crs 10 science, we cannot withhold the express
sion of our high qualification with the lectures
of Messrs. Mack IL Lambert. rs conveying in
plain and Ineligible language, n general AMI
profitable knowledge of the anatomical siruci-
ure of the human frame. and the condition and
uses of its internal organs.
RESOLVED, That The Manikin, or model of
man is an Inimitablc work OF art. not only at
iraciive TO rational curiosity, but wonderfully
adapted 10 illustrate The sciences of Anatomy
and Physiology, and bring their truths down 10
the comprehension Of every class in commu
nifty.
Resolved That as the ru'es of health, and
The juJicious treatment OF diseases, must great
ly depend upon proper knowledge of the lunc-
lions of our various organs. and the influences
which bear upon Them, we recommend attend
ance upon these lectures TO all. and especially
to those who are or may be engaged in the care
of the sick. as a source of highly PRACTICAL and
useful information, which will vastly more than
compensate The expense of time or money which
they may occasion.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-21

the Colonel Wood, we received a copy OF The
Jeffersonian OF Saturday the 9Th giving an
account Of the destruction, by fire. of the State
Prison. The loss TO the State will amount TO
about ss0OO-io individuals about $4,000.
81. Louis argus, Nop. 80.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-21

Who can beat I'll Mr.. Elijah Foot of Corn
wall, states that he has a Merino buck, not re-
markable for size which sheared last year II.
4 lbs. of wool, md this year Is 8 4 lbs.-
The buck is five years old. Wool or inch
es long, and appears on the sheep hard and
firm.