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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-28
From the Philadelphia Spirit Of The Times.
"wHEN GREK MEETS GREEK THEN
COMES THE TUG OF WAR"-THE
TROUBLES IN RHODE ISLAND.

All eyes are directed to Rhode Island at
the present moment. On Monday the
election takes place, and it remains 10 be
seen whether the people are sovereign or
whether lordlug few are born to rule by
the grace Of God.
We have taken some pains to make ourself
somewhat familiar with the history Of poll Ical
affairs in Rhode Island and are enabled from
various sources, 10 present the following facts
as involving the whole mater in dispu'c be-
tween tho people and the constituted auhori-
ties
10 The first place we may premise that the
Suffrage party" in adopting new form Of
Government, which has been voted for by
m joruy of the adult male population of the
whole state, are no facilonIss, traitors or DIS
organizers, but that they are acting upon the
hlghes, fundamental principles Of republican
government.
To contend, as the General Assembly Of
Rhode Island does, that the people have not
the right 10 adopt constitution and trSme a
government, without the consent Of that body,
Is 10 assume the prerogatlVe over the people
wsich The Btitlsh Government claimed over
me COLONIES. ~ 10 u'OCN uVu'o' VI Wv 'SN
principles of the revolution.
Rhode Island has no written or other consli-
luton of fundamsntaI law. The only thing she
has IN The shape of a political chart, s
charter granted by Charles The Second of
England, to Roger Williams and his associ'
ate founders, of The "Rhode Island Land com.
pany." This charter was taCl,ly abroea'ed
by the co'Ony at The time it cssts off 's alle-
glance to England; but ata subsequent peri
cd, was adopted BY the legislature OF The STATE
and claimed as the fundamental law Of the
land. SOS"
The charter mskes no provision for the
right of sOffrsge, and no man can vote unless
he IS possessed Of freehold estate Of the
value Of $3.50; while the edes, sons Of Ia I'd
holders are allowed to, vote as under the
Od Eaghsh system Of Primoeenl'ure
Bu ibis is not The worst feature in her pol
ity. Eycly non freeholdert though he POsseet
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-28
: Frcemen aud Republicans.

as Frcemen aud Republicans.
Il has been animated thai the Federal Ex'
ecuuye Of the Uoior, has signI6ed his n'en-
ton to sustain the preser suihOulies If Rhode
I,land H. their usu patton of power. We cou'd
scarcely expect any thing better from Wehe
slerlan Cdblnet, but we trust the spirit Of 10
still burns n The breasts of the AmerIcan peo'
PIE, end that the lordy aristocrals will be
taught the great moral lesson that resistance
to tyranny is Obedience TO G0d!
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-28

BANKRUPrS. bob Is absolvent sarin: and
morobcr Iexpecks recently TO insineraIe myself Bahk
ruper and abail myself oh de benefit OBJ de sCt You'll
pleas file my debt wild de commissioner for prorater
debishum. Heres de dam ole boots an west, | owes
you for, all worn out; neber.de not wistandn, hon.
esty compes 10 put EN- in de inentory ofmy state &
property. | don howsumeber much likes 10 be- put
in de papers to abersed broke be but and ober
wife be dare, an so it wont much feet dis nggers
stdnin no how, atho ho abersed in de QuIrer
once as run way ngger-howsumeLer times be dread.
fu banks i'll spendin, cotton low and de debll to pay
ebery whar. and de troofs two nggers took the res
pudating benefit on me accordn 10 Mississippi law-an
if dis chill mus squar uP honest TOO cordn
to de Blnkin act After dat you an is good terms
and dis uigger hab oh money! when hel fork
ber plank up. 'Tis nifty ezy way payin debts, niger,
an you dam fool not 10 do it On de squar."
Hush niger, ant always knone dat lawl dis chill
paid berry hebby debt 70 he left Norf Calina de berry
same way-you green and fIlisll."
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-28

ON MANKIND, next in its evils to that in which the
rulers Of one nation lead forth its people to Plunder,
main and kill the people Of another 1t IS contest in
which both parties to incur certain injury with
cut any certain soodNp either ltrests on war Princi-
Piles for its Justification and generally results as war
does, in unqualified mischefto both nations,
Let us dismiss this spirit of revenge. Let us trade
wherever and however mature or man will permit Let
us seek reofn christian forbearance and the progress
Of truth, resting in the faith that natiOn nure the
trade ofanolhe! SO agricultural and consequently SO in
dependent as the United States WITHOUT DOING
A GREATER INJURY 10 THEIR OWN.
wide vista opens here which we may hereafter
explore.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-28
MECHANICS.
By John Neal

Two or three Of the most efficient men ever
sent TO Congress, were mechancs-Lloyed Of
Massachusetts and Smith Of Maryland. They
were not long takers; they did not 60 there
to make speeches for The newspsper- nor to
earn their living by The gut Of The gah. You
would not be able 10 hire them at SIX dollars
day to argue week in and week ou. for Elk
months together, about the relationship Of The
hypohenuSe Of a rIght-angIed triangle to The
distance between time and space. lna word
they are not lawyers and wha, is yet worce
young lawyers. But why are there no mechap-
les IN Congress-why SO few if any IN our
State LeglsIalure2 Or 10 other words why ara
not the sons Of our merchants and shopkerpers
and mechanics so educated as 10 be able to gov.
eru themselves without employing other boys
who are good for nothiug bu'to make speeches
in debating society; or to play cards night
after night the whole season through at their
boarding housel We are no Jewellers we say
again. We acknowledge that nlen of cuIilva-
ted minds cannot be m Ide to associate freely
and continually with the uneducated and sens
ibarbarout: but they need not bes anG should
mol be. especially IN our government separate
and set apart from them as they are. 1t would
10 DelleI lUI all, " 'net "oIo Hi'Wu ""'0 W.
gelher aud we sec no reason on earth why me-
chanlcs or the chlldern of mechanics should be
allowed to feel that they who do nothing for
their bread and who would become the 2anpers
of a family; or that they who live by The mis-
fortune or Diseases Of society like ProleSson-
al men Chose moral jarometers, whereby The
unheaIuhlness of country is so Faithfully in-
dcaied) we do moi see any reason on earth
we say why mechanics should feel any psrIic
for such people; nor why they should consent
to beIon to an inferior class of socy Let
them educate themselves and their CHILDREN
and they will be before another generation Is
over what they might have been ba'f century
ago-ihe first because the most useful class
oC our county,. P,rtland Tribune.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-28

DEMOCRACY. We believe that the true
principles OF democracy are set forth in the
Bible with cearness and force OF argument
no where else 10 be found; and that, the people
OF these United States are indebted for their
present liberties, Their glorious constitution and
their free institutions, manly 10 the general
crcua alton Of the Bible and the soul elevaIing
doctrines which it teaches. The plous pilgrim
father LAID the foundation Of our republican
intulutlons. II is for the present and iuluTe
generations 10 improve and perpeIuaie them
Could the real spirit OfcbristanI'y be INFUSED
in to civil governments aud made man'tes'ln
the laws opreslon could not exist for moment
no government but a democracy could exist
on the globe. There would be no necessity Of
tariff. for protection OF retaliation; wars apd
rumors of wsrs would be heard no more inahe
land. Man everywhere would coUslilulef ono
great brotherhood. Then would those dpcFlnee
which are now sneered st by some,r'dlcn'eo
by Others, and feared by those wborlos w ~
gotten gains, prevail in the land, and the light
and love and justice Of democracy be seen
and fell and acknowledged.c-Bay Slate Demor
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-27
The Wonderful Cures

PERF0RmER T
DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SY-
RUP OF PRUNUS VlRGlNIANA,
s OR WILD CHERRY.
NaTORE PROOF o. the efficacy Of DIR.
IXA Srrayns's Compound Syrup Of Pru-
nus Vng,niana, or Rild Cherry.
X Mrs. Brown, corner of Second street
and The forks of Germantown road, eilec-
iualiy cured. Her symptoms were, gene.
raj debility, attended with constant, cough,
pain in The side, breast. and back, with
other symptoms indicative of Pulmonary
Disease, not essential 10 intimate. After
using The second bottle Of this invaluable
medicine, her cough entirely disappeared,
and her strength increasing fas'.-aud by
the time she used Two bottles more. she
found herself freed from all pain and other
unpleasant symptoms which attended her
disease. She is now enjoying perfect
health, and willing to give nny informa-
lion respecting her cure /: likewise recon-
mends this Syrup TO all afflicted with q
Cough or Disease of the Lungs.
For sale by DR.. Swayne at 81 North sixth
ST. Philadelphia, and by
SD. CLARKE & Co, Druggists.
Corner Centre and Mercer streets, Ham
burg S. C.
june Is If 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-27
SheriT's Sale.

HBY virtue ol sundry wri,s OF Fieri Fa-
AD cias, shall proceed to sell al Edge
field Court House, on The Grsl Monday aud
Tuesday Of Angus, next, the following
property:
Lewis Jones & Co. VS.. IIora,io lIancy.
Scaborn Jones, W. the same. K. B. q J.
d. Bouknig ght. VS.. the same. The same
VS.. James I. Haucy, and Hora,io Haney
two hundred aud twenty five acres of land,
more or less, adjniuins Nathan Norris aud
others, The property of Horu,io Heney.
E. B. Presley, vs.. William Walker, one
Horse.
G. l.. & Z. Penn s. Co. vs.. John Car
penter. The same IS. the same. The
sumo VS.. Dcunis Carpenter, and John
Carpenter. A. Bland, vs.. John Carpen'
ter. John Amaker, assignee, VS.. the same,
one negro girl Maryaup, the property o
John Carpenter.
VIM, Bruuson admir-. IS. Lewis Ellzey.
The same VS.. Julius C. Pardue, and Lewis
Ellzey two negroes viz: Patrick and lies.
ter, The property of Lewis Ellzcy.
Fox, Miller & Co., VS., John Warren,
$50 acres OF land more or less, adjoining
Nathan Norris aud others.
Ellis GolI vs. Rudolph Carter, five thou.
sand acres OF land more or less adjoining
John Wise, w. S. Howard. and others.
Matthew Corlcy for Bryan and Minor,
VS.. William S,ro,nc jr.. TWO hundred acres
OF land more or less, adjoining Edmund
Boyd and others.
Samuel K. Fuller. bearer, VS.. Anu Hull
atlm'rx. Of Gideon Hull dec, Que house
and lot in the Town OF Hamburg occupied
at prcscu, by Defendant,
Hugh NJ. Quarlcs hr., VS.. Margarc,
Ogilvic. Landou Tucker br. VS.. the same,
The ,rac, Of land where Defendant lives.
a. Cunningham, vs.. Thoma. DIV or,
two hundred acres Of land, more or less,
adjoining James Goll. aud olicrs.
Charles Lanar,vs. Julius Howard. John
Howard. aud Rudolph Garter, 200 acres oil
laud. more or less. adjoining J. Benson,
Mrs. Lamar. and others. levied on Il. tho
property of Julius aud John Howard.
Isaac A. Hibler VS.. NJ. S. Moscly. James
Moscly, and w. w. Williams. one thou
sand acres OF lund more or less lying on
Bridge Creek. adjoining Edmund Ken
nrdy and John Bauskeii, lowed on IS the
property af w. W. Williams.
Terms cash.
S. CHRISTIE. S. F.. n.
July Is. 1912. 81
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HEAD QUARTERS,
CLAREsDos, June -, lS42

gOrlers No. j
TWYHE Commissioned Officers oil the follow
ing Buigades are ordered 10 encamp for
fye days, d, the times herein spcclhed. viz
The 9Th Brigade of Infantry. at Yongue's, on
Monday, The 25,h July nex,
The lou Brigade OF Infantry, a, place TO
be selected by the Major Genera! OF the 9th DI-
vision, Oh Tuesday, the ID day OF August next.
The I'd Brigade Of Infantry, Oh Tuesday, The
9th day Of August nest.
The lsi Brigade Of Infantry. on Tuesday,
the 23d day OF Angus. next The Major Gen
cruI of,he is, Division will dcssignaie the places
for the Is, aud I'd Brigades to cncamp, aud re-
port to the Commander.iu-chiei, the places so
selected.
The 9Th Brigade OF Infantry, q, the Lime
stone Springs, on Monday, the o,hday OF Sep
tembcF next.
The 5,h Brigade OF Infantry, near Camden,
on Monday the l9;h day of September next.
The 7,h Brigade Of Infantry. near Society
Hill, on Tuesday, the 9th day Of September
rexl.
The Commissioned Officers of the Isl and
s:h Briyades OF CavulrY will cacan,p by ReSi.
,acnts. VIII, the Brisndes ni Inian,ry in which
thew arc located oT by Busadcs, with either
Brigade Of Infantry Of their Division. Is the
B,igadicrs maY deem most convenient.
The Majcr Generals Of the lst and ath Divi.
s;ons, and the Bri2 adler Generuls OF the 5;h.
9Th and 1,b Brigades, are required to extend 40
much of this order Us relates TO their respective
commands
The Quarter Master General will caasc the
arms aud tents TO be at each encampncnt III
due time.
The following Aiis-dc-Camp TO tho Cou,-
,uander.in Chief, are ordered 10 attend the en-
equipments. viz:-CoIrncls Wis,ali, Dil;inson,
Thomson. English Manning, Wallace, Mar
shall, Singleton and Taylor.
By order o. the Comnandcr.in-C Chef.
J. w. CANTEi.
Adja,an, and Inspector General.
Jpjv- 6, -
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State of South aroiina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT
IN THE COMMON sIoLi<l.S.
). AZ. e. w. Adams,

Sydney ). Boyce.
FE7HE defendant Sydney 5. Boyce. who is
ID now in the custody Of Simeon Christie,
Sheriff Of Edsefe!d district, by vistne Of 9 writ
Of capias ad salisfaciendum, Of the suii of J.. III.
g. w. Adams. having filed his netiiiSn ssi:l a
schedule on oath, Of his entire estate, with n
view Of being admitted TO tie benefit OF tho Act
OF the Genera! Assembly. known as ,he :. In
solvent Debtors Act" II is ordered, ihai al and
singular the creditors OF thesaid defendant. be
and they are hereby summoned toshow canse If
any they can, in the Cour, Of Common Pleas,
for Edse6eld District, at EdgeGeld Court House,
OH Tuesday The second day ofi.s next October
term, or OH such other day Of the said Term rs
the Court may order, why the said Sydney s..
Boyce should no, be admitted To the benefit Of
the said Act. upon his executing the requisite
assignment
GEO. POPE, c.csr.
Clerks Office, 9h July, 1912.
July l3 (SI4 SOY 3m "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-27
State Of South Carolina.
.iBBEPILLE DISTRICT.
IN TER HnNIMnN NJ CAC

TEVHOS. S. WILKS and Thos. T. svann,
IL late Merchants, under the firln eft. s..
Wiiks & Co., who are in the custody of the
Sheriff ofAbbeville District, by virtue ofa ca
pias aG Satisfacienduu,, uf the suit Of James
Bryce. surviving pari1er. and Thos. s. lVilks,
by virtue Of carias ud salisiaciendus, At the
suit Of Thos. q. Wilks, sssiguee, having fled
their petition. with schedule, on oath. of their
whole estates, real ndpersenai. including both
the partnership assets and those Of the indiYi-
dual partners, with the view oftnking the ben
eft Of the Act of the General Assembly, COM
monty called the "insolvent Debtors Act" !"
Public Notice is hereby given, that tie said pc
tltion will be heard and considered in the Court
Of Common Pleas for AhbcrilIe District at ABB
bcvlc Cour, House, on "Wednesday he twelfth
day of October next. or such day fhereaf,er
as the Court may order during the term. con-
mencins nj the said place, on the second Non
day vi October next: All the creditors there.
fare, both those Of the said firm. and those af
tl,c individual partners, are hereby summoned,
personally or by their attorney, then and there
Ia the said Court to shew cause, IL any they
can. why the benefit Of The said Act should not
he granted TO the said Thomas S.sipilks and
Thomas T. Swami, upon their executing ihe
requisite assignment. ~ @
mo. +. LIVINGSTON. e.o.r.a
Clerks Office, July 9, 1872.
JulyG (SI7 G2) 3m %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-27
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT

TOHN b. HOLMES. tolls before me,
% aSpanish roam MARE, body inclined to
be white. some marks of gear, q feet Q inches
high, supposed to be fourteen years old np
praised by ID. White. b. Howard. and J. c.
Thomas, Il, fifteen dollars, nnd can be seen n,
Mnj. Holmes, near Dclaughicr's Mill. on Tur.
key Creek. Before me this 95th of NAV 1919
b. MARTIN, Magistrate.
june im 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-27
Brought to ehe ,guS2

F this District. a negro man who says his
John Patterson, of Mackies Island. S C. or
light complexion, large whiskers from car 10
eur. 5 feet inches high.
The owner is requested to come forward,
provepToperty pay charges and take him away
C. II. GOODMAN, ). E. D.
Jan, 5, Ie4? T 80
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

Bri,ion sIilnms, VS.. Declaration in Attach
WKT HEREAS the Plaintiff in the above sta
w ted case. has this day filed his dcclara-
tion agains,.he Defendants, who are absentirom,
and without the limits Of this State. as it is said.
having neither wife nor Attorney. known within
the same, on whom copy Of the declaration
with rule to plead thereto might be served
Ordered. that the Defendants plead to the said
declaration. within year and day, from the
date thereof. otherwise final and absolute juds-
men, will be awarded against them.
Oct. IL. 1871. ape 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-27
MOEFATT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND
PHOENIX BIGTERS.

ORIGIN OF TIE LIFE MEDICINES.
7HNtiE reader may not perhaps he aware
Il ,lra,thc origin Of sloiia,'s Life Medicines
was the result of Il pTo,racled and painful III.
ness OF their originator, Mr. John Moifu, When
taken Ill. Mr.. n. WAS prosperous and flour
shins merchant IN the lower part Of the CITY Of
New York; aud having consulted and employed
i number Of our most skilful physicians he,
aller months of suffering. was prevailed upon
10 purchase the recipe o. the invaluable ,cgc
table preparation now offered To the public.
The effect Of The Life Medicines in his own
case was so singular aud remarkable. that he
Immediately determined 10 offer To the world L
medicine Ia which he 10, uny owed his life.
bu, his hapr'ness. The uniform success which
has since attended their administration in eve.
nv instance. where fair trial has been given
,hctl. has been attcs,cd by thousands, and IN
conicsibly proves their Intrinsic merit.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-27
TuE LIFE MEplcrsrs-GEsEnAL REMARK.

These medicines are indebted for their name
to their manifest and sensible action in purify.
ing the springsand channels o! life. and enduing
them with renewed tone and visor, ana 10 the
undoublcd inc, tha, nj very early period in
their history they had rescued sufferers from
the very verge OF an untiincly grave, after all
the deceptive nos;runis al the day. prescribed
by physicians, had utterly iaileJ, in which CT
scs they also permanently secured thai uniform
enjoyment Of health, wi,hou, which life ilscii
is bu, partial blessing. So crca, indeed had
their efficacy invariably proved, that it was
scarcely less than miraculous to those who were
unacquuinicd with the beautifully phiIosophi.
cal principles upon which they were compound.
ed, and upon which they consequently aci.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-27
State Of South Carolina.
State Of south Carolina
EDEEFIEI.D DISTRICT.

A MOS BANKS, living ncai Cap, Jacob
IN Longs. IN The lower part of this district
lolls before Tue one yellow sorrci MARE. with
q blazod iarc. both hind fec, white. abou, Is
hands high, and supposed TO be about ten years
old. Appraised al $35.
r. b. B0uKNlGhT, Magistrate.
may f9 im lG
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-05-24
TRUST SALE.

10y virtue of deed of Trust, executed
ID by Robert A. Smith to me. as trus.
tee, for purpose therein specified, and de-
posted in the Office of The clerk of Probate
Iof Lowhdes County on the 1Ith day OF
April 1910, | shall proceed 20 sell at the
residence of Mrs. Mary C. Smith in said
County on
Saturday the 25M day Of June, merit,
the following property to wifi: Judy and
two female children, Antoinet.e and male
child, Emanuel, Boiling, aud the increase
of the females, of said negroes, one BAY
horse, one grey mare, and mule, one
wagon and gear.
Also the west half Of south west
quartef,tke east half Of south west quar-
ter, and west half of south east Quarter
.ofsectfon no. 2! Township II, Range
Is west, with the exception OF fifty
five acres taken off at the north end OF
the said tracts or parcels Of land, con-
tanning in all one hundI ed and ninety
five acres. .
The above property will be sold for
cash, and SUCH title givenas is vested in
me.
RICH'D HENRY BROWNE.
Trustee.
May 24'h 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-05-24

Reader, did you ever hear Of ira
dhion which has been handed down
from the time Of Noah, and which rep
resents one of that wicked generation
as wading after the ark and imploring
TO be sOved from watery grave. AS
tue story goes,he continued his impor-
tunities TO be taken into the ark, until
the water rose 10 his chin, when, fin
ding them unheeded, he cried out " Go
10 thunder NTH your OldlbOat, / don'I
OeLiere We are going to hare much ofO
shO,ceT aayhOW."
We have been forcibly reminded o
this anecdote, by several articles tina
we have recently observed in some o
the papers in the pay of Mr.. Tyler
disclaiming all desire on the part of the
President to form ga party" Az
ter the tremendous efforts which Mr.
Tyler has made TO get up San Admin
istration party" his. present boastine
that he is without party, and does no
wish one, is very much like the cry ofth'
poor fellow who was up to his chin il
water, and couldn't get into'the ark.
Ler. Int.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-05-24
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
LOWNDES COUNTY. {

Probate Court, May Term, A. D. 1912.
To all persons Interested in the Real Els
tate of Michael McCarty decd.
VOU are hereby notified to be and appear
u before this Court at a Term thereof TO
be holden at the CourI House tor said County
and State aforesaid, on the
First Monday in July next, A. D.
1912, and show cause if any can; why the
following lands the property of said Estate
should not be sold agreeable to the Petition OF
VIM. McCartv, Administrator, and Sarah
McCarty, Administrative of the Estate OF
said Michael McCarty, decd, Ia pay the
debts of said Estate, to wit:
Lots number three and four, in sec
uioL nineteen, township seventeen,
Range nineteen, East, Fraction OF
twenty FIVE 25-1OO acres, in township
seventeen, range nineteen!
The west half of section twenty FIVE
Township seventeen range eighteen,
east. The north east quarter Of the
north west quarter, of section thirty
six, township seventeen Range eigh-
Teen, East. The east half of the south
east quarter ofsec. twenty six, Town
ship seventeen, Range eighteen, east
All in Lowndes County Mississippi And il
is further ordered by the Court, that this cita
ton be published in the ''Southern Argus" /;
newspaper published in the town of COIum
bus, for six weeks successfully, also in three
public places in Lowndes County.
| Witness, Thomas Sampson Judge of Pro
bates Court for said County, the At day c
May, A. d. 1912
WIN. P. FULLER, Clerl
Columbus, may TO- st. pr.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-05-24

larged the circle Of her acquaintance
very speedily, but ''made mash'' Of
some dozen of "the rank and file' then
and there assembled. She looked as il
another heat would not "set her back
any,"
We must lose the mails If we write
word more, and therefore break of
suddenly, merely adding the following
recapitulation:
TUESDAY, May 10, 1842.-Match,
TIL 3 NORTH VS.. THE SOUTH,
$4,000 a side. $4,000 #. -Four
mile heats.
Henry K Toler's (WiIliam Glib
bons' ch m Fashion, by Imp.
Trustee out of Bonnets o'B1ue
(Mariner's danny by Sir Charles, S
years, Ill lbs. JosTph Laird. 1
Col. VIM r. Johns 4 and James
Longs CHI h Boz a, by Timoleon
out of Robig Browns dam of
Balls Flotiz % years, 126 lbs.
~ [Gil. Patrick. 9 2