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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

RoDBERY--A most daring robbery was COM
United yesterday afternoon, between / and 6
O'Clock. al No. Exchange Passage, occupied by
VI. Reyneir. The articles stolen cannot fall short
OF $4,000 y. O. Bee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

CO The sprins Hat Tor Children, which has Jus, beea
brought BY LEAsY Co Broadway by "a, the mos;
graceful Article Of the kind saw II is certainly
very beautiful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

~ Two THou.sSn fouSDs Of Brewer Typ late IN ass
-, nI, ar. for aie twill H. sold in QUALITIES suit
fchase No orders viii be attended touaess ACCOMPANIED
b. III. cash The Tyr from the foundry Of George Bruce
and is IN good order Pnce % cent? per pound, cash
r. Also about Firg HusDREo rounds Agate Al ~ cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

NJ The Loco. Foco Young Mems Committee
of this CITY, at regular meeting on Wednesday
evening, passed resolutions censunng the lcg'S'a-
tive endorsement Of Mr.. Van Buren, as New
York's choice for next President as wholly un-
authorized and gratuitous. The Young Demo
.cracy, appear to have some spunk III them,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

~ For several Literary Notices. .7me1ieGn ins't''ltz
Spanish Coin. The Comet Compliments TO Ltndenvotd
&c. Fist Page.
~ For an Adde'S from The .4pprentceg Library s>ie'-
!ihc Farming &c. Last Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

j., The Great Western WAS 10 have sailed from
Liverpool on the 10th instant; but, IN consequence
OF AN INJURY She sustained on leaving tins port al
her las, outward voyage, she Is 10 he delayed
week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

Il Prof. SlLLlN,N of Yale College is about TO
deliver a series Of Lectures ON Geology at Pitts
burgh, Ia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

DEATH OF Mas. SHELroN.-The Nlcksourg
Sentinel announces the death OF Mrs. Shelton
whose husband lately committed suicide. The
Sentinel says that she had suffered the most acute
mental torment from the moment she was IN
formed Of the melancholy end OF her husband, and
she was never permitted to be alone. Her ply
seal organization sunk under the moral torture
and she expired N spasms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

IL Boston is becoming somewhat celebrated
for street fights, cowhidings, &c. We see that
on Thursday morning another affair Of this sort
was enacted by one Bascom who undertook TO
fog mach smaller man than himself named
Fen,on. The only reason assigned Is that Fen
ton left one boarding place TO GO TO another.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

u Hon. DAVID w. Dickinson is the Wing
candidate for Congress in the With District OF
Tennessee, composed Of Wilson, Rutherford,
Cannon and Williamson Counties. lie is sure
10 go IN.
JouN PETrET is the Loco candidate for Con
press in the With or Tippccanoc District OF In
diana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

= - = = i = y II. = u
Tribune Buildings, opposite the City Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

A. ". L. ScorT Secretary.
New-York, April 2lst, 1913. Iii. JOS
TRIAL FOR Grasp LARcEST.-lsaac Aaani' < m ~ 6,s
ia de Indictment, vas again tried on iads.so
constructive grand larceny in feIoniouslT
from Hcratio y. Ous, in february lass. les s''
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05

Wa1hinrlcn ucal aFr a1 tlf'ed wa DID.
the names 81 ha1coca. Adams, aad lc3sfs1n
unEn0wn; he names 81 Iackron, Car, Nan 20
ren. Calhoun. and Nebsler unhesrdoL TIE
Diet notion that surrounds ta1I namol. > oui
the reflected honor and dignity which they
have given 10 their country.
And YET, sirs. the p0ol hciiom leaders Of
this modern dootrine Of repudaiioa, have the
hardihood 10 tell you that this national honor
s unworthy Of preservation, even when i can
Be- preserved By the payment Of . few dollars.
such views NAV suit such men but they suii
not the tree patriot nor the honest citizen
and God grant. that IN ny day and time, the
stigma may be removed and efaced rom The
escuichron Of my adopted State.-that m my
day and time she shah wash her robes and
make them White--ihai from the grave Of cor
ruplion into which Der present leaders are
bringing her, she may on some brighter and
happier day, rise he The soul. immortal and
fnll az virtue
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05
TRUST SALE.

IN pursuance Of deed Of Trust, made BY
Sylvester Pearl 70 the undersigned, as
Trustee, dated l7th March 1887, recorded IN
Box, No z. page 100. Of the Office Of the
Clerk CT Probates, shall proceed 10 cell to the
highest bidder for cash, upon the premises on
SATURDAY. the 2Sth INST.
the parts Of Lots @ and 7, in square number 2,
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 and described in said iced Of trust,
10 satisfy deb;s therein provided ior which
remains unpaid. These parts Of lots have val.
liable improvements upon them, and the title 1
believed to be good. bot ! shall convey on.
" such title as is vested IN ne by The DEED
Of Trust
Sale to take place within the legal hOuF'
prescribed By law.
MATHEW WATSON, Trustss
Oct 2dls5S.-Sg PTS.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05
BOND PAYING CANDIDATES
FOR REPREs ENTATIVEs.

We are authorized to announce JOHN N
BARKSDALE as a candidate for RePrese Il
talive Of Lowndes County, al the ensuing ele c
ton in November.
We arc AUTHORIZED to announce SCOTT
THOMPSON as a candidate lar Represent
latiye Of Lowndes County, at the ensuing cleo
ton In November,
We are authorized 10 announces DR.. BAY
LESS EARL as a candidate for represent
alive Of LOwndes County.
We arc authorised to announce JOHN j,
w. PAYNE as a Candidate for Represents
tive ofLowndes County, al the ensuing Election
in November.
We are authorized tOannounce Mai. JOHN
L. ALLEN as a candidate for Representative
IT Lnwndes county, at the ensuing NOvembeI
Election.
We are authorized to announce ROBF r
STACY, as a candidate FOR Constable OF Beat
No. ? at the ensuing November Elections.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05


ID EsPECTFULLf o1frs BE- services g
Al lhe ciiisens 81 Lowndaa Couniyaa
PRACTITIONER OF MEDICINE.
b an he brnncha Of he profession. Thosi
who have confidence 10 bic qualifications, mas
il future rely o. prompt aliention. The bea
pledge that b can give thar be i determined
hithiullyio continue the Practice, b, that hil
cifcum,iancos have 90 changed for q worse
that i IS absolutely necessary that te shout
60 10 work.
He can be found during the day al bic DRUG
Store, corner Of Main and Marker Sreoia Co.
lumbus Miss, and al night at be residence
which il at The sni Of the Street running due
North from she Baptist Churchs-the second
house aher passing The Bridge.
Columbus, SEP. 2lst, 1912.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05

A. N. JONES, having taken Nc Oliver
n Jones Druggist, info business with him IN
Sale Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints Oils, &c.
will be continued By hem in future under the
name and style Of a. N. Jones &Co. The
present stock win be added to BY the fnt
boais, and the old customers Of the establish
ment may felv on the best ofevery thing in
theft line. Planters and Country Physicians
will maks money By calling on them before
making their purchases.
IN. JONES, g. Co.
September the sob lS4s.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05
LANE & QUIGLEY.

WILL continue the Faci6rage and Com
w mission Business n this city, and soli-
cit q sharge Of the public patronage, with th6
assurance that every exertion shall Be made 70
promote The interest q those uh- LA.
&C.,. ..ssinsss 70 or care.
Mobila Sept lalh, 1873,
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05

We learn from the Mississippi Creole that
Mr.. Patrick W. Tompkins one Of the bond
paying candidates for the Legislature from the
city Of vicksbufg and county Of Warren has
Withdrawn from the canvass, which prevents a
division Of the party in old Warren. II allthc
candidates 10 Lowhdes would evince similar
patriotism, our dssentons would be healed,
and tho success of the bond-paying party in
this county be rendered eertainibut whilstthele
are some Of the candidates, who would, VIII
nngly defer the qualification Of their own wish
Is to the success Of the bond paying cause,
there are others who are insansibls 70 aby
vss,s. s.syssvs ass--- s's F-..-ss, ~ ~ - -,',,a
petty schemes Of ambition, and who, we sin
cerely believe, are so Indifferent to the triumph
Of the principles Of which they profess to be
advocates that they would rather have the
notoriety attached to them Of being candidates
for ihe Legislature, than ensure the success Of
their party by Withdrawing from the canvass
or BY agreeing to some terms Of compromise
BY which the division Of the hOnd-payers nigh
be prevented.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05
DANCING SLHOOL.

NNR. MouLroN, Professor Of Dancing, has
w returned to Culumbus,and intends giving
lessons m the above accomplishment as soon
as a sufficient number OF Subscribers are OBJ
tanned to form a Class. Al those who wish
to improve in this fashionable amusement, viii
please calla lhe Blewett House and leave
their names
Should any young L,des be DESTROYS Of
taking private lessons. they will be waited or
at their residences
Columbus, Oct 5lh, 1881
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05
YELLoW FEVER N MoRtLE.

We learn By the last Mobile papers that
although this terrible disease has prevailed
with considerable violence ithas begun to de-
crease in the number Of eases, which occur.
The physicians however still recommend that
those, whoars absent, should not return to the
city whilst il continues 10 exist there. Il is
not supposed that il win entirely disappear IN.
n after frost
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05

The course taken BY the Van Buren party
at he Ate Syracuse Convention exhibits such
manifest Indifference to the feelings and pred.
leciions Of the Calhoun men 10 he appoint
ment Of members to the National Convention,
that The most rational way Of accounting Tor
their uEdisguised contempt or The opinions Of
this party seems 10 be BY supposng that il h the
p, esent policy Of the Van Buren men to defeat
altogether the nomination VI candidate BY
national convention.
They can scarcely expect farther co-oPera-
ton from party, which they have treated with
such disrespeet
The Calhoun men have protested against
the proceedings Of the convention and intend
sending delegates to this National Convention
elected Immediately BY the people, who shall
appear at the door Of the Convention add de-
mand their admission.
From Q, cry indication i is doubtless the
design ofthe Van Buren, men in New York to
endeavor TO throw the election Of President
mo the House ofRepresenlatives, where they
think that their fsvorite viii have a better
prospect for success than before the people;
bu, the wings will save them from the trouble
ola double canvass by electing their candidate
at the ballot-box.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05
CAuTI0N.

Ii persons arc hereby forwarned from
1AhaFeoring my Wife Sarah Adaline Ward
az The Law viii Be strictly enforced agsinst
them. also hereby give notice that ] VIII not
pay any desis Of her contracting from this
dats,
AMOS r WARD,
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05

b GALLEY hereby lo'pee Bib olIsln BIN.
cell aa "a canditaie 81 ib1 o1lta ol iaice q
he Peace. On Beal 90. q
We are auihorinet % nndsuhos THOMAS
SAMPSON, Erg- asa cAndidais l1f Jadte o.
Pfshals. Of L.swndss Caaniy Al che ensuing ulco.
iion ID Nossmhor.
FOR CHANCELLOH
We are authorised % unpounso HENRY
DICKINSON a. = oandidsle 81 lhe ulice o.
Wee Chanesllor q AilsiaiPPi. q he ensuing
November election.
We are auth0fisod 10 annouure J08s w,
CHALMERS asa candidate Coz he olhcl
which be nou hults Of Vice Chancellor Of Me-
sisaippi.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05

mn SKELETONS CALCULATIONS.
But 4 think can propose a better made 81
imposing tins lsz, one that is more eq1i. -
Instead 81 taxing property nou rubiaci - Jana
ion impose L upon the iiilogN 11nnea az
property. Upon unoccupiei nds tecau1e
that win compel their aeiflem Upon sil-
veT plaie, rich furniture, and otllef unnecessary
luxIueg ofthe ely. When these are exhaus,
ed. i they donoi aise The necessary increase
Of revenue, put q tax Of say, two cents o.
every bale Of cotton, that will create a suiicien.
cy. By this mode ne increase Of he tax
would hll almost enureg On th,ee classes u
men spectators owning Wild lands 10 Ms.
aiuaiPpi; wealthy men owning splendid iur-
tunes; and large cotton planiera Nov, these
being the men who borrowed money from the
Pianiers' and Union bank. they should b8ar
The burihen Of the bonds and i s nothing but
justice that those who are leE Fortunate.
ahouid, 81 imposing such tax compel thea %
make payment Of them. Such q system Of
taxation VIII Boz Be ielt By TIE poor man, be-
cause i win Dot Touch him; ifit were Eve times
the amount be would not feel Il, because ne
would have he portion q 4 10 pay.
dndeed the argument that ihe necessary tax
alion win BE- oppressive. has no fdundaiion IN
truth; h is a mere bug bear, created By design
ingnen for the purpos3 Of alarming the people
into supporting them for Office. Many are
misled By this course, because the calculation
l have made Is a laborous one. and has not
heretofore been made. Doubtless other men
lees honest but more designing, have misled'
aud now misiead those WhO cannot or have
not made the calculation. The iormer hope
may, during the present Uanvass, be ccnvertedi
Il 10 for them / have made this calculation. -
The latter, mere deVotees Of selish ambition
will scarcely yield their assumption, 10 any
calculation however plain, and viii still con-
troyert that which they cannot answer.
can but leave them within the narrow circles
Of personal intrigue, their minds eau never be
expanded beyond that limit.
The calculation have made Is not conjec-
ture, no; hypothesis-it is predieated upon
known and accurate data. Il win stand The
test Of scrutiny, and cannut err
come now 10 the second position PROV Sc
10 prove, dlGf he interest being thus provided
i5r, he principal can as fast as shall become
dus. Be discharged b. other resources Of he state
amply sufficient for thar purpose.
IL this ea,eustion | shall include 100000
ofTreasury warrants, now out, worth say six
ycents on the dollar. Due thus 81 100000,
(ncluding the treasury warrantsJ due BY 1850
50 100000 due by lS59-Sl.5OO,O0O due
byils7l, making 81 100000.
To meet this this the state has the follow
ing effects that are Immediately available, not
contingent or doub,luli
Of the two and three per cent funds now in
the State Treasury, m gold, beng the balance
lei By Graves, the late repudiating treasurer,
sos, 300
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05
DTsSOLUTION.

VNHE Partnership heretofore sxisting be-
a tween the undersigned under The style
and firm Of Cockersl & McCryndle, vas on
seventh instant dissolved By mutual consent
MARX r. COCKRELLs
A. NJ. McCRYNDLE.
Sep g. ls4s. 8&.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
HELD AT COLUMBUS.

HELD AT COLUMBUS
Daniel lIarvis, Complainant,
l07 Sept, Rules le43
Thomas Christian, Adm. et.
al Defendants.
TTPON opening the matters Of this Bill,
" aud It appearing that the Defendants
Lttebury Mauldin, Robert, V. Montague and
Matthew B. Lane, are not inhabitants Of this
State, but resides beyond the limits thereof
so that the ordinary process Of this Court can-
not be served upon Them, II is therefore ordered
that unless said defendants appear before the
Vice Chancellor at the Court House in the
Town of Columbus on the
First Monday in November next,
and plead answer or demur, to the Bill Of Com
plant herein, the several allegations thereof
win be taken for confessed, as to said Defend.
ants, and such order or decree made therein
as to his Honor the Vice Chancellor may seem
equitable and just. It is further ordered thai
a Copy Of this order be published in the aDerh.
ocratic Wing" once week for two months
successfully
MAURICE MCCARTHY,
Evans g. Cooke. sol. Clerk
I Columbus, Sept 1913.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05
WAVERLY HOUSE.
MOBILE ALA.

TNHE undersigned, long known ss tAe pro-
n prietor Of the Ia Grange House Tusca-
loosa, win open the Waverly House, Mobile
htdly occupied BY Earle g. Bondurant-on the
hrsi Of October next, 5or the reception Of CON-
pany. The Waverly is undergoing thorough
repairs, ard win be well arranged for the com
fort Of borders. Particular attention viii be
paid to families. Mrs. PaitisOn viii direct bel
best edorls and long experience to make then
situation agreeable.
As 70 the Table and general acconimoda.
tons, they viii be such AZ 10 merit, what Il
hereby solicited, liberal share Of patronage
for the Waverly.
CHAS. 8. PATTISON.
Sept. ls43e-l PHO
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05
nACON

AYE have Just received in prime order
w 10000 LBS Midlings g. shoulders
1000 q Hans.
WIN, HUDDLESToN $50.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05
AUCTION, GENERAL AGENCY
AND BROKERS' OFFICE,

AUCTION, GENERAL AGENCY
AND BROKERS' OFFICE,
No 70, Royal 81 opposite he MansiOH House
JMOBILE, .GL.a.
THIS Establishment in fuIl and successful
j. operation, has been opened expressly
with a view Of facilitating all business, trans
action existing between VENDORS, PUR-
CHA6ERS, Commercial and Business men
generally. The following is a synopsis (in
parD oftho business attended TO at this Office:
REAL ESTATE
improved or unimproved, in the city or eoun-
try NEGROES, HORSES, sc, received
and sold at Auction, or Private Sale as per
instructions.
N. b. Business appertaming TO an Auct
General Agency, and Commission Busne
viii be promptly and correctly attended to.
P. s. Il will be an invariabe, and undev
ating rule 10 adhere strictly 70 instructions
pay over Immediately alter sales, the proceeds
arising from each and every sale, on demand.
" All communications per mail, must be
PosT PAM.
W. AGL ia 4 - a - 0QNNuQlOua anu
every necessary arrangement has been made
for safe keeping and Boarding Negroes, (from
distance,) I'll sold or otherwise disposed Of
Also, for Stablng Horses, DC &c.
EVERETTE g. CO.,
Auctioneers, Gen. Agts, and Com. Merchants
No. 7s. Royal St Mobile Ala.
references:
Messrs. J. A. Beard, q. Co, II. r. Wood
g. Co., L. Kassor. Up. Philips. II. II. Marks
N. ORLEANS.
FL II Holeouahn. rashiar af r Bank
4. 7. B. Fisher. Sec. Mobile Ceorgia Co.,
Hon. J. B. Todd, Messrs. Styles g. Coates,
T. g. Scull, G. II. Sears, F. Hail.
MOBILE, ALA
GENERAL NOTlCE.-persons visiting
Mobile, with Negroes, Horses, Live Stock, Of
Produce--wll do well to call at the Office Of
EVERETTE, g. Co,
NIB The highest cash prices daily offered
for Negroes.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
LowEDEs COUNTY, PROBATE CoURT, AUoUsT
TERM A. D. lS4s.

LoWEDEs COUNTY PROBATE COURT AUGUST
TERMA D. ls4s.
ITO all persons interested in the real esta te
il Of Henry E. Cannon Deceased, late OF
said county; and State aiofsaid You are here.
BY cited 10 appear before the Judge Of our SAID
pfobales Court, at term thereoftp be holden
lor said county on ihe first Monday in October
next, q %, 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 +. Cannon, deceased
according to the prayer Of the petition Of VIII
liam R. Cannon and A. NJ. Cannon The exBe n.
iof and exeeutrix Of the estate Of said aisoe,s.
ed 10 wit The south half the south y,es, ouar.
ter Of section tWenty-six, and tie soptb bal
Of he south east quarten Of section twenty
seven, also west half and he south balfes a!
east half Of south west guareF.of sec.,on 1v,en
" seven, also, north east and ess, ~ - ,,-,l
west quarter o. Section thirty four also, noriI
west quarter Of section thirty Eve, ell lying II
toshsh,p hamber nineteen, north ofrange six
teeh * e iurtneF ordered By the Court tia
NJ cllatach be published IN The Columbu
Democrat and Democratic Wing, two news
paFs published IN the town Of Columbus, 20
six weeks successfully,
Witness The Honorable Thomas Sampson
Judge Of Probstes Court for Lowndss county
Mississippi, this The FIRST Monday Of August
IA. D. 1873
Issued from the minutes the 9th day Of Au
gust, 1913. Attest
WM.P.PULLER
August Il, i54-5W6 Clerk.
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balten rperDsn. Sum 9erfauf Bel
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fit D1arlball's fammtlitbe prsparats.
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man, Sineins Sprins. qSn,. H. g. Sanosr
fife, womslspcrf. Soft Senlcn, 20. Gam
Ul. 9llthaus, Waivnerief. g. s. Mobr,
WotrspiQe.
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