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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
US a. 81 arc AIDA
SPRINGS.
.TRFFRRsOv fOUvrr,


4NHIs agreeable and attractive WATERING
~ Place will be open for company on The first
Of Jupe. 4 is FIVE miles South Of charIesiown,
and only seven hours travel on the Rail Road
from Bai,imare and Washington lis medicinal
qualities, and the charming scenery BY which il
. = surrounded, have been for years the theme Of
admiration, and il is 40 exaggeralion 10 saw thew
are unsurpassed
Capt JpsEPH Z AEELL, already advantageous
~ known as . host, will have charge OF the con.
cern, and the propfietors feel assured that every
thing viii Be well dome aud in order. with The
annexed lisl Of prices, yisiiers cannot fail to be
satisfied -
BokRp per week a. 90
per day after 9 weeks i 90
per day, less than week | 25
childre5 under 10 years Of age, and servants.
half price. Horses per day so cents.
HS-A neat and comfortable STAGE will be
az The Rail lsoad Depot every day, 10 convey
passengers 10 the Springs.
TILE PRoPRIEToRs.
Nav IS. 1913
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
PAVILION HOTEL.
m
Berkeley gnrings. w.

ME undersigned i now ready for the re-
~ ception OF company. No pains or expense
mas been spared 70 make The ACCOMMODATIONS OF
hls house, jn all respects such as would DO suit
ga 70 The wants and TASTES Of gentleman; and
me substantial comfort and attraction Of The
plece will be found fully equal to that Of any
other.
The Bedford water will be constantly kept
for use in barrels. E
Judy Is, lsla III -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

The reduced charge for going and returning,
will be extended, only, when tickets are taken
! and passengers who take such tickets will be
allowed the privilege or one intervening day.
Persons who do not take tickets, will be
charged six cents per mile, Cor whatever dis
lance they may travel on the road. The same
rate will Be charged between any two dePo.s on
the line Of the read.
A Passenger Train win pass over the road
every day,
Passengers win be taken up OF sci down at
any point on the line Of the road
BY order, Sc,
July Is, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
TIlR SANDWICH IsIANDs- OFFICIAL
DESPATCH.

INC oihcial Journal ATTY Washington, the Mad
lsonlah, publishes the following despatch, re-
ceiySd by the Secretary ofS State from the uons
Mr. Iow, The British hIInister. Oar readers
geneEaily will be much Erati6ed 10 see tha,
.le sslzure q the Sandwich Islands j. declared
ies itr4is l.s-~-+ttff 4 H.. M
wAsnNorok. June aslh, l343,
Sin Her Majesty sIGoyernnient pre-
vlousiy to the departure from. England OF
the last sieam packet, bad already receiv.
ed. Information, though not officially, Of
the provisional occupation of the Sand.
wich Islands, in the mime of Great i,ri.
tain, by the officer commanding her Ma
jesty''s ship "Carysfortn vi
Lam directed by th9 Earl Of aberdeen
% sta;e TO you, for INSTRUMENTATION Of The
tiovernment Of the United States, tha
the pceuPatIon Of the (Saudwich Island,
was AN ACT entirely unauthorized by He,
Majesty S Government ,and THAI, with tLe
least practicable delay due inquiry will i,
made into The proceedings which Ted toll
The British Government had already
announced TO cerlaih Commissioners
who arrived a Great Britain ia Mancl
last, on the PAR OF The King Of the Sand.
wich Islands that Heb MaiestJ had de
termined tVrecognlze hhe Independence
Of those !9lands unHer their presen
Chie:.
TO thai determiaai on her Majesty
Goyefnmeht lntepds y adhere AT the
same time, however, Il is riehs that /
Should be undersloodltIat the British Gov
eminent equally intend 10 engage, aud, /
necessary to compel, 1.-The Chief OF lie
Sandwich Islands TO redress whatever act,
Of lqJustlce may have been cpmmlltes
/ against British subjects by TIA, Chief q
| by his ministers Or gents, eitllet arbitra.
Ely or under the falPe color of Lawful
proceedings
Instructions which dhring the past year
were addressed by Hell Maiesty's Gos
eminent 10 the British consul residing in
The Sandwich Islands, !and 10 the Navy
officers employed on tie Pacific station
enioineG those officers 10 treat, upon all
occasions, tie native rulers 81 tile Sand
wich Islands with fofHeafance and cour
tesy: and, while afTotdi6g due and 4 ill.,
cient protection 10 agglieyed British sub
jects, 10 avoid interfering harshly o. un,
necessarily sFlth Tire laws and customs q
The native gbsernmenlI
III has bee:l the desire oflhe B4iAh Go
vernment regulating lie inieIcoHrseNo f III
public seryaAts With HE native authprr
lies Of The Sandwich Islands, faiher Il
strengthen thoseg authorities, and TO give
them sense Of their awn Independence,
| BY leaving the administration of justice 10
their own hapds, than 10 ii AXE them fee
their Dependence apoh foreign Powers
by the exercise Of UNNECESSARY lnierfer.
ence. X hasnot been The purpose Of He,
Majesty Government 10 seek 10 establish
a paramount Influence 10 those Islands
for Grea, Britain. at tile expense Of thai
enjoyed by other ppwdrs. An that la.
appeared requisite 70 Her Msjesty's Gov
ernmeHt has; been. that other power,
should not exercise dhefe greater iufIa.
Fenee than that possessed by4 Great Bfi
tain.
avail myself Of this occasionrto renes
to you the assurance oI my dIslinguishs,
consideration
eslgnsdl Ms Fox
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

Nov, it will be seen by ibis that JEFF
fefsols was born just eight years after hss
Predecessor Adams Madison ighs years
after his predecessor JelFersofli alqnFog.
eight years alter Madison and John
Qunl;y Adams eight years aflerskidnroe.
Anofhsr curious fact 70 be observed Isl
that 4 dams was Just sixty six years olsl
xhen lie retired Jefferson was sixtyl.
sIx Madison was sixty six NIoafpe Ras
ssxty- sIx ! atd john tlliney Adaas. hal
Ese bern elected 10 a second -tersis would
haee been sIAsy sis Adams fsifsrseai
and Monroe III died lon The i:l II July,
.Asse fesk Pest
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

The Locos having used Mr. Tyler 10 their
hearts content, by obtaining bis Offices, now be-
gin 10 throw him ba one after, another. Take
the following as sEample. senator Buchanan,
Of Pa. al 3 recent 4elebration !, lancaster gave
the following fossil
ssThe National E.xcheqler As Democrats,
We were deeply inliebted 70 John Tyler for his
Two bank Yeloes 4ue whilst our gratitude was
glowing n ssnestisF ne dbl. BY urging upon us
. Government Babk n9ye dangerous 10 HbeFb
than eisher ofihe bbaks be had vetoed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

The Democracy are no, fond Of carrying
weight, and we doubt moi they will take good
care tocIear heir akirls d John Ty Isr. T. dlobs
We hayefno doubt that the Locofoco
party il as anxious to clear its skirts o.
him as ever fsllow was 10 rid himself
Of dirty dish doth pinned 10 his coat.
tail, but they csS DO il. The party has
got him, and hets determined 10 stick to
i like bur 10 d sleeps tail. He is part
and parcel Of il nov and forever. He is
a hole in its breeI;hes. ay iniIs mustard
pot, cal III IFS dairy. aweazel in its hen
roost. a maggot n its cheese. q rig in lis
garden, ahaiFi in 4sbutteT, arot in its sheep.
a.iape wo,m iii is stomach, al ache il i,s
bowels. stye III is eye, PolyPus IN ~
nose, a astula ri lis neither extremity.
Louis Journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

We learn ihat III kelva5, al honest nan
and an elbeient oakbr, has been renewed Trom
The snastlon II Poi Master al TIenio., 10 make
,Ooin toI Ahs fesms editor e he Emrpriun. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

. coYclpENcE-We. were struck, The
Other Jay, IN looking d work called Tho
Lives oi;tbe Presidents, witha few cut
nous fdiHcidences al numbers which I'll
late tg ihs line OF five Presidents. Begin
|nIng end ending With an Adams. ~ Hero
Is table, for instance OF tie periods IN
wlliek They were born and went out jill
office;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

a Cisange II Fo, time The Provilence Chron-
iele states alist the Hon Nathaniel B Borden,
late msmber Of Congress for the Fail River dis
riei, who resides in that village, As on Sunday
morning worth $4,000. He is nov spenpiIessI
Truly 90 RICHES take 10 themselves wings aud
lily away Mr. Borden's property, which was
nearly al Of i - one spot, was completely de-
strosett there being not dollar Of insurance up
on IT,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
Notice 20 Passcngers.

mn aud after The Monday the 10th, the rates
~ Of fare on The Winchester and Potomac
Railroad will be as follows, viz:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

me oilclal Journal atFFashington, the Mad
isonlan, publishes the following despatch. re-.
seNSu ~ me Secretary Of State fro1i the Hon
III. No~' me British Minister Oar readers
geneEally will be much gfati6ed 10 see tn,
the ssizure df) The Sandwich. Islands i declared
ia hssPFs serftn rails ....~-ttit sf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
/: Yours most affec,fonately,

:, : 2 = TX s'Hft 7 II r ~
Aiterl'he readinee the letter. The orator Of
The bay, wILLiAsi GroRaSs>R Nm. II ri p MI
1ialtimese, occupied lhe undivided altenton of
the andleace for upwards 81 ali hour. Ii ali ami
mated and eloquent address Ia committee was
appointed % wait on Mr.. Reed. and request hid,
to furnish copy or his Citation for publication,
which 90 doub, he win cheerfnlly do The
meeting adjourned about two o'clock, highly
graqfed with the proceedings Of the isy.
Philadelphia saereufy..
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05

Washing % would ave bss.| buried WIFI Ei',:
the names uf Hsncock. Adams, aid Jefferson
unknown; the names of jackson, Clay. Van Bn
rem, Calhoun, and VI ebsler. nnheardof The
dist rction that surrounds tier names, Ii but
the reilected honor and dignity which they
have given to their country.
And yet sirss the poor hctious leaders of
this modern doctrine ofEepudiatiou, have the
hardihood to tell you that this national honor
g unworthy of preservation, even when il can
oe preserved BY the payment Of q few dollars.
Such views may suit such men but they suit
not the true patriot nor the honest citizen
and God grant, that in my day and time, the
stigma may be removed and effaced from the
escutchecn of my adopted State-that in my
day and time she shall wash her robes and
make them white--thai from the grave of cor
rnption into which her present leaders are
bringing her, she may on some brighter and
happier day, rise Ike the soul immortal and
full of virfue
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05
TRUGsT SALE.

I'm pursuance of deed of Trust, made BY
iii Sylvester Pearl, to the undersigned, az
Trustee, dated 18th March 1887, recorded IN
Book, No. z. page 100. of the once OF the
Clerk Of Probates, shall proceed 10 sell to the
highest bidder for cash, upon the premises on
SATURDAY. the 26th INST.
the parts of Lots 81 and Z, In square number z,
north of Main Street, and the parts OF lots
number three and eight IN the same SQUARE
north of Main Street in tho town Of Columbus.
numbered aud described in said ieed OF trust.
70 satisfy debts therein provided Tor which
remains unpaid. These parts Of lots have val
liable improva fneHEs upon them. anu tne ute y
hsl;eved to be good, but shall convey on.
10 sI,ch title as Is vested b me BY the Deed
= Sale to take place within the legal hourI
prescribed by law. 50
MATHEW WATSON, Trustee
Oct. Cd 1858. sc pf 3.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05
BOND PAYING CANDIDATES
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.

We are authorized to announce JOHN n
BARKSDALE as a candidate for Represe n
tative of Lowndes County, at the ensuing ele C
ton in November.
We are AUTHORIZED to announce SCOTT
THOMPSON as candidate for Represen>
tative of Lowndes County, at the ensuing cleo
ton in November.
We are authorized TO announce DIR. BAY
LESS EARL as a candidate for represents
alive ofLowndes County.
We are authorised to announce JOHN J..
w. PAYNE as Candidate for Representa-
tive of owndes County, at the ensuing Election
in November.
We are authorized to announce Maj. JOHN
L. ALLEN as candidate for Representative
Of Lowndes county, at the ensuing November
Election.
3. ~@S~r1 :.
We are authorized TO announce ROBT. r.
STACY, as candidate for Constable OF Beat
NO. 2 at the ensuing November Elections.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
LowNDEs County, PkoBATE CoURT, AUGUsT
TERM A. D. 1S4S.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
LowNDEs COUNTY, PRoBATE Court, AUGUsr
TERMA. D. ls4S.
NNO all persons interested in the real estate
IL of Henry E. Cannon deceased, late OF
said county; and State afofsaid You are here
by cited TO appear before the Judge of our said
probates Court, at al term thereof to be holden
for said county on the first Monday in October
next, IS 10, at the Court House in the town of
Columbus then and there to show cause if any
You can, why an order should not be made to
sell the following described lands belonging to
the estate of said Henry y: Cannon, deceased
according to the prayer of the petition of VIII
liam r. Cannon and A. M. Cannon the exec, IL
Tor and executrix of the estate Of said 9.Ieceas.
ed 10 wit the south half the south yycst GUAR.
ter, of section twenty-six, and tie south hall
of he south east quarter. Of section twentr
seven. also west half and tie south half CT the
east half of south west 9Iu2rter,of section TWEEN.
ty seven, Also north east and east half of north
west quarter o. section thirty four also, norlE
west quarter Of section thirty FIVE, all lying ia
township EnmDer nneteen, north ofTange six.
teen It 70 TURNER ordered by the Court thai
thu citatiGd be published IN the Columbus
Democrat and Democratic Wing, two news.
pars published IN the town Of Columbus fol
ok weeks successfully,
4 Witness the Honorable Thomas Sampson
tJu5ge Of Prohates Court for LOwndes county
Mississipp5 this The first Monday Of August
"a. ID. 1913
Issued from the minutes the 9th day ofAu'
gust, 1913 Attest -, i ,,.,s -.
August IL, ls4ssK6 Clerk.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05
DANCING SCHOOL.

RMR. MouLroN, Professor of Dancing, has
lyl returned to Columbus,and intends giving
lessons IN the above accomplishment as soon
as sufficient number of Subscribers are OBJ
tanned to form a Class. All th"se who wish
to improve in this fashionable amusement, will
please call at the Biewett House and leave
their names.
Should any young LADIES' be DESTROYS of
taking private lessons, they will be waited on
at their residences.
Columbus. Oct. 5ih, 164S.-2t.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05

A N. JONES, having taken Mr.. Oliver
"A Jones Druggist, info business with him tn,
Sale of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.
will be continued by Them in future under the
name and style of a. N. Jones g CO. The
present stock win be added TO by the. first
boats. and the old customers of the establish
ment NAV feIp on the best ofevery thing IN
their line. Planters and Country Physicians,
will maks money by calling on them before
n''A W A. N.JoNEs, & Co.
<Sa1tnrnher the Abb I84S
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05
WAVERLY HOUSE.
MOBILE, ALA.

-, 44NDA@&A1lA19 xAA4xA@
TINE undersigned, long known as the pro-
II prietor Of the La Grange House Tusca-
loosa. will open the Waverly House, Mobile,
lately occupied by Earle & Bondurant- the
FIRST of October next, Cor the reception Of COM
pany. The Waverly is undergoing thorough
repairs, AID viii be well arranged for the COM
fort OF boarders. Particular attention will be
paid to families. Mrs. Pattison viii direct her
best efor.s and long experience u make their
situation agreeable.
As to the Table and general acconmoda-
tIons, they will be such as to merit, what is
hereby solicited, liberal share of patronage
for the Waverly.
CHAS. 8. PATTISON.
Sept. 1643-l pf 10
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05
DISSOLtJTION.

THE Partnership. heretofore existing be-
II tween the undersigned under the style
and firm of Cockerel e. McCryndIe, was on
instant dissolved by mutual consent.
MARK r. COCKRELL,
Sep. %. ls4s. 61.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05
YELLOW FEVER IN MOBILE.

We learn by The last Mobile papers that,
although this terrible disease has prevailed
with considerable violence il has begun to de-
crease in the number of cases, which occur.
The physicians however still recommend that
thoses whoare absent, should not return to the
city whilst it continues To exist there. IL is
not supposed that it viii entirely disappear IN.
til after a frost.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05
: LANE q QBIGLEY.

wMTILTs continue the E6ct6rage and Com.
wv mission Business:n this city, and soil
cit sharge Of the public patronage With the
assurance that every exeftion shall Be made e
DrOn1Ote The interest Of those VIZ confide
s 49,. ILLNESS toour care,
Mobile, Sept. ldth. 1853
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05
SO 6Ol,35O
100000
SI.3OI-35n

sbs6,u, I,3OI, $50
JiI Sa, that in the above
= aaEe put the lowest esti-
n ~ sAcept perhaps the bank
I 4 ee e..t,Irely excluded and
II I :. S y ,35O,) that | have
~ nt the fact that the bonds oads
. y worth N the market less
h. s' ~t., The present value
! T Ia,a S7,3OO,OOO of IS
b0o6ees s than Sl.6Oo,OOn %
|GsS Tg ssa be paid from assets
A. a't 9SNa and an important
ltoD ' ns. last session of the
9Ni,. was passed requesting
Tsa,sssslsSl7pl the vaca Mt land
b ,s, ;nn line and Vi ,JsL
m g S,st and the Mississippi.
ss' S's,e shall levy the cas- cas-
sso~ sSlpP y SO as to reclaim
Sss ,'.,. Relative to that ter.
sIIsT nst ,a IS in this condition:
asi 1;1 |ns river, because Gas asst il
A~r Solat e the constitution Of
asdS NJ ! zen zen Jackson's veto
sh6e H.. o!.nlevied, the terri
eS 5.' united States, and no
d, h. '';-reclaimed, it will in.
d d ~. Increasing the amount
De IN i;SS'ton; without a mo-.
|ati,ss ~ H.. therefore make the
|snssr.1 ,Ss! estimated, BY the
VI recI.;r me levy will cost
Z, I'm TSst' I,o1 an, : million aV q
,lIi sse' 3or q fio 70 ton sn5 Is
I'm Sdlu o. those who Ln ~
ssotSo e :. more moderate s' anS
ar1sol !, ss oaIy SlO in Missis SIM
sVs S q IS on the dollar and
s,SSs'O ESQ, $50, the l su, n'l If
as, ssaa Of assets amo mt; :,
nous : cash vaIuat;onI
ps ~ I 500 20 600 Of I iabiIities.
\ es tb'naaL' Mississippi is lneapa.
Y stsis sss Is a slauier upon
lnbt . men and financ;ess.
Il t ,aelt capacity to effect
D N !c0ntenPiation,' Met let
'''ieai arena for E few
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05
The DEMOCRATIC WING.
by RICHARD HENRY BROWNE.


There is every appearance Of the efforts Of
the Anti Regulators in the approaching con-
test In this State being crowned with trium-
phant success. ALI that is required TO ensure
Il, il energy and organizations. Changes are
RAPIDLY taking place, and hundreds, who voted
with the Regulators al the last election, are
heartily ashamed of the position they occupy.
The disastrous result Of that election IN the
robbery of the public treasury, and the notorl-
GUS in competency of the Governor are justly
attributable to the party who selected sucAS
instruments to carry out their dlsgraceful doc
trines. The dissention, which has scattered
their ranks, and the rancorous feelings, which
point their invecfives against each other have
utterly Disguised the vIrtuous and patriotic por-
ton Of the community Withtheir selfish wrang-
lngs and open profigacy. The Anti Repudi-
ators have only tomake proper use OF these
favorable circumstances 10 accomplish the
complete prostration of q party which has IN.
f1cted upon our State so many evils and such
load of infamy. The feelings OF the people
have been already partially aroused to the
enormities, which have been committed by
the Regulators; and, if the Anti Regulators
will but exercise that spirit and activity
which their duty to their State requires thems
they must succeed. Let the people be AVA
kened to a correct knowledge of the profound
disgust with which the course OF MISSISSIPPI
Is viewed by all, VINO place proper esS"n6'S
upon the sacredness of solemn pledge let
them but see with what scorn andcGntempt the
character of our State is treated throughout
the civilized world, give them but light, and
they will consign 10 everlasting iniamy the par
ty, which has attracted SO much ignomlny 10
our name.
Let every Bond payer be alive to the impor-
lance of the approaching contest, let every one
feel that upon his individual exertlons the re-
demption of his State and the success OF his
party depend, ard our victory will be an easy
one.
With the view of rendering our humble ef-
forts in this glorious cause the more ettectual
by wider circulation of our paper, we propose
to furnish i, until the Fall Elections at such
rate, as we hope viii be an inducement to
many to subscribe for it.
The terms Of the Democratic Wing, are as
follows:
Four dollars per annum, in ADVANCE.
Five ifpaid in months.
SIX at the end of the year.
No paper will be discontinued until all ar
rearages are paid, unless at the option OF the
Proprietor.
The "Whig," viii be furnished until the
first of December next, at one dollar Tor each
subscriber, IN ADVANCE.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05

sseULA'TI.oSL:.
I'M : : a'ors equitable
|| saa parles q
IDS becaess
~ unnecessary
Q ne, ,i,sse are ext aus.
nl,s.eessary increase
Two cents on
y l. s,s's Of the tax
= thee classess. y
@ ,a s. Isnds in Mis-
s !,,a splendid for
gaI, nm Nov, these
.,ouey from the
Fsa Nv should bear |
1 5 uOih,ng but |
., y ! Is loriunate |
=. - compel them % |
s 4 d system Of |
y 80, no,r man, be- |
~ "! Y. - Eve times |
- i. because he |
9 - 80. |
2 8 necessary tax
y !. ,llndation in
has .. y by design
Seaf clvG, the people
d'lsst, ne Many are
br Onc 10 calculation |
pus QUE, co, other men
po9Oo.'h have mieled, |
sIgn', agsnnot or have
The former l hope
; ~. - he converted;
', % ,bis calculation
Ias ~ ',l' selfish ambition
; Oo :, ! TO any
i ,r.i0 still Con-
d. |. .s allu answer. II
::. the narrow circles
~ Id, ind cau never be
= .D''''O |
n, m,de is not conjec-
is Dredicated upon
- will stand The
4 err.
y bo;ng thus provided
,'f as il shall become
rssources of The state,
,,,rnoss.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05

g. g lie hereby ii peel lnlIr oiIsrs Iim-
~ ~ e candidate g. Che Office b Justice Of
tns Peace. for Beat No. Z.
We are authorised % announces THOMAS
1AmFSON, ksq.s ash candidate or Jmdke of
srooate. Of Lowndes County At the ensuing eIec-
ton In November.
FOR CHANCELLOR.
We are authorised 10 announce HENRY
DICKINSON as candidate fol The 0flice Of
Vice Chancellor Of Mississippi. a he ansuinC
November election
WE are authorised 70 announce Jos. w:
CHALMERS as candidate for the Office
which he now holds Of Vics Chancellor Of Mis-
siasinui 81