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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
MAIN STREE fO1 SALE AT

MAIN S1EEEi FUR SALE Al
/ AUCTION.
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" Je'y, 1919. upon las PemIse>, rommcnc.
-. IL tcch II the afternoon, IN, ctsfahie
p,'!"tr residence si.oacd % ths Sou SIC o.
Main o'i'c, be wtcn 3; an Stress frncr.
u owned an "ccnfied b, the lac JOAN q LsY
'rcea>t,i ahG iof several Yeas pas; ogcupiod hy
81. J,hg 2 Alita. TIE %. ifnn,. 81 ,..l IN
Main Sife, run. usek I65 iee,, y; i. nc piivi-
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. cuiet ~ a !us. deed. By request CT he owners
Juy l3-lds w. GoDDlN. aac..
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. Is
hlDDLE>EN { UNITY, Virginia, FOR
RENT OR LEASE.
IN MONDAY, the I'D July, is:3 II fair. Il rot. 10
- LtI fii6day, wIii OTTER pnD.e;y Gi1iHna lol
rent 90 l:a.e ina; large AMI vr'y valuable cs;
WILTON" I.ine % the r,ansa!.nk r'vef AMI ~ t'e
lower phit of alddl,ser county, Vagina ihi5
coniains intern hundred acres al and ,nuSt ..
which - IN wood The arabic land divided mo iLr,e
nrds zach u wLoh i capable, with ioirrahle I'LL
Of producing from four To hundred barrels Of
and from siI eight hundred bushrIs OF hest
Ing % the season Nearly al OF the open Rand. 3ses
been neasily natrd, l. susceptible oi the highest
prortdct and production. he rirhcst msti dEounGs,
and y convenient IL each field There i-@ iaim-
bly situated welding iaIgr snrl
Labor The t.uce. bean. al chr nat VI nee, l IN.
Tie rrpaf oriah"r Tor n,n, and lie hri, ncrg
nGta'H !y and nor, EchY dran.d rtqare 10 d,scssHs
thus SAVING an tipisr ahich y heasy on he l.ws'
iIi- water estate, Tir Iuput nts af- AMPLE r..
The accommodation q a large lamIiy-consi.tng q
large brick dwelling house, - good repair. k.ichrn.
DAIRY G"at house and IN ic" hosr IN the iari ~
Necessary on Houses, IN "oui order The tlSsI i-iers
n1vigubin tar large VERSES nnt there .c0i andg
on lie premises ui IA m Gtan and other '0iucts
'hc proximity the Norfolk market euhni,s tie cum
turn al Ills PRODUCTS to ihs test tie
huts f,h ana oysters abound in tins rtgna. anl 49,
easily atsn, AMI The after may be mste s.utc' y
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rINO CAIUS n. CALLS, Richard Garland, Edward
L Garland, Otso G Kean, Edward G Calls, VIM
Calls, Elizabeth Garland, iiricn X Garland, Ed.
ward Garland. Mildred Garland and VIM Garland
Az you are nou-re.ilents ot the stale Of Virginia.
you Will please take notice, that, on "Wednesday, IN.
18th day Of August ne1t lsi9 be w1cn the hours nl
nine O'Clock in the forenoon and sr O'Clock in the a.
iernoon In the niorebouse ii Charles Trevillian al
Trevians Depot, IN the county Ct Louisa, and Stale
Of Vrsinia, sha proceed to lake the dispositions
Of William Raeiand, John Yes; and others. 10 be used
evidence for us III two suits now depending In the
Supefio. Court Of Chancery for tl- RcGmnnd Circuit,
aud S.1te Of Vire;nii, III Of which: JaQneln 7
Taylor, Executor and Trustee III James Morris, de
cea srd is plaintiff and you and Others defendants;
and in The other which Richard q Morris, James
Morris and William Morris are plaintiffs, and you and
others ara defend ints;-and il, from any cause, the
taking the said dispositions shall not he commenced,
or being commenced, should not be completed on that
day, The taxing Of The same will be adjourned from
time 10 time until they completed.
Given under our hands, Tins 7ih day of June. 1912
JA4UELIS TAYLOR,
Executor and Trust e al jas II Morris, decd.
RICHARD O MORRIS,
JAMES Nj MORRIS,
MORRIS
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FORTUNES sashYaIi,
For THIS WEEK.

FOR THIS WEEK.
Tuesday-Bel Air, ~. 20 Nos II drawn. Capitals:
10000, 5000, $500, 90 Of 75n, Sc. Tickets SIS
Wednesday susauehnnna Canal, -. IS Nos, 10
drawn. Capitals: $40 1900, 1000, lO, 600, $500,
9c. Tickets $40.
Thursdsy-Maryla Consolidated, ~ ca Scs 10
drawn. Capitals: $40 1000, 5000, 5000, 10 OF
1900, SC. Tickets S..
Fuday-Mayland Consolidated, No. ~ Is Nos, -
drawn. Capitals $4,000, 100000, 3of 1000.
20 OF 600, &C. Tickets IS.
Saiurday-Grand Consolidated. Glass 81. - Nos l2
drawn. Capitals: > of So, 900, Of 5000, OF
1000, &c. Tickets $40.
r Orders for tickets packages, certificates Of pack
ages in III. above Lotteries, ar in all Lotteries advrr
tS-d BY Mrssts. u. Paine s. Co, attended To with
promptnsss and drawings forwarded 10 all who wish
July lG X. CHALK.
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IN obedience 10 decree Of tie County Court o. TIA.
nnvrf, pronounced J5nr 2b.h, 1879 he undersigned.
special COMMISSIONED thereby appointed. VII on WE'D
NESDAi, ,Er sti Gay Of August loi9, II ioir II not.
thr next far day thereafter, IL O'clock, A. NJ upon
certain Tract. OF Land brlong,ng 10 The Cslr Of Junu
Pale deceased, situated the lower eB1 II llipo:e'.
wtIhn mIc al me ODD church Post Once, ami d.
IN from Richmond tnscn, AMI fT0Gi Haicvtr 0rit.
mouse s.rycu MILES Tie larger raci containing iifer
huui;ri acres. has m IL Comfortable d~ci:ns nause
afg- barn, rri other Necessary houses, ana \ SUI
cirEt gu lniiy oftmbsfHdi an The land oi oi Jnhr
A. Meredith and by rsIy an2 lfnr The and 81 nat
successful and .usty diln .ulrhtG aEfcriufasi, MI
edmund Ruifn, tie rapid Improvement Hnd incirastd
value II plantation, By tie Use o'nAi', within
very Years rScitipg The admiration ana worctt
o: me natives II cd Hanover. TINS tac: ! compsry
and beautifully located, and the site VI tic dwelling
house IS ANY, and elevated a L. command vrit "a
ien,Ive view OF the Pamunkty and OF the surrounding
county.
The smaller tract. containing niney SIX acres, s 81
mated !IItlc above he U Il Gnu'ch nn tie main road
leading IL the ely at cngond, ani - as pt0dutffs
rs other Land In the nrignOoshood, Lt' VIII
ont Improvements
TEEsiS--S0 mach cash shall he suite ent 10 req
lhC r,sts and rxpeasrs safr and MIN ~ tie ct
proceeds If r--ihr .sEce ~ I've t,l1i paygtna,
OF one. two ,hlro, foG. and I've yrars-Ihe f-'rHei
paymruts bear lnrIes. FROM the Gty u sc, Lr pnf-
chaser eyrcutng bonds Hth good pers0nli strnIiiy.
and the - 10 he Ie.alari uEtil The = hole purchase
m0grs : piii. LEEkitL Alt
Jaw Ir-cNiAuss sp.ciL commis. ioi q.
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ONCE M0REl
ZEN, CHILES & CO., ieel il 10 be their
N duty 10 call the attention OF the public 10
The great bargains now selling 10 "Goods 10 keep
COOL" a, No. 1902, Main ST.
Check Linen Goats, only ST. 25
Plain and Fancy Goats, fine
Black, Brown aud Olive Frocks, dir
Brown, Olive and Drab Alpaca Frocks
Linen Pants; Thin Black Pants
White Vests; Fine Colored Vests
CashmeIele Ftocks, &c.
Suffice il TO say, ,ha, our stock is 100 large for
The season, and We wan cast. al No lo2, Nam
street. KEEN, CilLES " W.
July IA
CrOCKS FOR SALE.-S5,000 Cry Siocs;
- $4,000 James River and kaDawha Bonds,
guaranteed by State OF Virginia; s5 900 Chesa.
peake and Ohio, guaran eed by The STATE OF
Maryland aud Virginia, in sums 10 suit pur.
chasers, al The Market raie.
c. w. PURCELL & CO.,
Jnly IL Stock and Exchange Broker.
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UPPER aPPDMATTOH COMPANY.
4 MEETING al ihr Stockholders III the Upper Apo
"a matte, Company viii be held al tho Eagle Hotel
IN me town OF farmve, Thursday, the 2jh day Ct
Juiy i-iy By order Of The Snpetin'endrnts:
JnIy s--cH ID NORTON crrk a To
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AUCI'iON SALf s
fsy E'usliasa. & SHADE.
NEGRO Glnl

NEGRO Gixl.
tbs morning y! S'clocs, will be sold ~ us,
2 !i,;, GIt IL yer, Il age
Ju,, 10 ULLiaM 4 SLADC Aces
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Lewis ". TaIia1crrO,

dIlOR.NEY 1T LdW,
HAVlNG located himself at Hanover Court.
II house, respectfully offers his professional
services 10 the public. lie will regularly attend
the Courts OF Hanover, King William and CAR
oline. June TT
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Delaware Lottery. No. 20, 10 be drawn July i-,h.
IS Nus Is drawn.
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w. J. HUBBARD,
PORTRAIT PAINTER,
OPPOSITE The Powhalan House; enter al
~ the fr~ porch on Eleventh street.
Richmond. June 29h, 1887.
DRESS GOODS.
SELLING OFF AT COST.
A the season is advancing, and having a
n great variety of Dress Goods on hand,
such as Bareses, Tissues, Printed Lawns and
Jaccone,s, Organizes, Linen Lu.tres, Giachams
and Calicoes. am determined to sell lhcm al
cost, for cash only. For The best bargains OF The
season, call al WILLIAM J. WORDS,
No. 225, Broad Street, Shockoe Hal,
July 10 Sign Of TIE Dry Goods Box.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05
NO u

committee on the Judiciary. and a..
Inv Northemerwiih Mr. Clayton. 4,
ting for It's reference 10 the commit,,.
on Territories. The composition !,
these two committees readily q,
plains the reason Of this diaerepcs
The Judiciary committee was CON
posed Of southern men, and Terri,o.
rial committee OF N0rekeR mca.
The Republicans boldness in pail
ating these votes Of Clayton, remind,
us Of an old anecdote. We will relate
Iitwithout intending any disrespect 70
the Republican, but for ILLUSTRATION.
CAS- a train Of cars were passing. 4
little two-year-old bul-yearling wa,
on the tract, and not disposed TO give
the way. lie prepared for fight, and
supposing his dimensions to be equal
to the Locomotive, he pitched at it.
The consequence was he tumbled
over. lie renewed his attack and
came at it the second a third time.
with like success, which satisfied him
a passenger remarked to him, by way
of consolation; we'll my little fellow,
admire your courage, but d-n your
sagacity.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05

is he a traitor lalludug 20 An
drew Ewing @. Tcunessec) or is he
q clever gentleman, as Mr. Polk,
who has given bis adhesion TO The
WiImot proviso. Republican
The gist Of our ncighbors charge is
that the lamcntcd Polk was O fee
soilor because DC signed the Oregon
Bin. Very well, let us inquire some.
thing into this Oregon Bill. This
Bill with the ordinance ofl1SI, pas
sed the House by a vote of ia for H.
aud SIS againstit Seventy six Of the
one hundred and fourteen were wings
embracing the whole whig party
North. In the Senate. the vote stood
for the Bill twenty nine, against it,
twenty five for it. Fourteen Northern
wing Senators voting for it--every
single whig Senator North. If this is
TO be made the test Of patriotism, as
indicated by the Republican, the
whole whig party North are free soil
ers and consequently traitors to the
South. The Republican in its anxi.
ty to assail the Democracy, and de-
lond the treachery Of the wing party
North, involves itself in many ludi.
clous Inconsistencies.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05
The Result Orthc Elections.

HC HACsuAN % NIAC EACCtHOlAAs
The enthusiasm for military glory
is rather on the wane. Last fall
The people were intoxicated with the
renown Of Monterey and Buena Vista,
so much SO that in their wildness
they promoted 10 the Presidency
Zachary TAYLOR a military chieftain,
destitute alike Of political experience
and political information. The Am
erican people were misled into the
support Of the old Gen'l by their gen
erous enthusiasm & anxiety to award
that need Of honor due to one who
Lobly sustained his country's flag in
a foreign cline, against the attacks Of
the enemy abroad, as well as the Cor
wins, McGauphy's and Adams, at
home. They felt that something was
due to the hero Of Buena Vista for his
gallant Sin view of this he was
designated for the Presidency. Tho
usands of honest, impulsive patriots
mingled their voices mid the shout.
Flattered by those bursts Of gratitude
and patriotism, the old General be-
fore breathing the contaminated at.
mosphere Of Ewing, Collamer, Thu
man Smith, Corwin, and Seward, in.
dulges in many fair and solemn prom
ises,-promises which when he made
them imagining himself to possess
as much moral as bull dog courage,
he doubtless intended faithfully TO
perform. Freemen ofall parties re-
posed confidence in the seeming hon
est professions Of old lack, and rush.
ed in countless muliiiudes to the stan
dard Of the no-party party. While
the memory Of the bloody field Of
Buena Vista was still fresh-while
the blood Of our patriots was still smO
king in the raviues ofMexico-while
the bones Of many Of our best and
most daring warriors, lay bleaching
and rotting on the banks Of the Rio
Grande, many honest patriots of this
Union, thought that they could add to
the glories of that campaign by pro-
motingits chieftain to the most hon.
Orable and most responsible civil Of
fee within their bestowal
II was accordingly done, MrPOLK
resignedinto the hands Of the Second
Washington in the beginning Of the
''heroie age" the reins of government
and the warrior began to drive. But
a little time was necessary TO discOy,
or that like 0thello che had lost bis
occupation" lie convinces the A.
ImeTlcan people that be is profoundly
ignorant Of the politics Of his country
that in every act ofhis, thus far he is
untrue to his native Southland that
he disregards-totally disregards his
solemn & oft repeated promises p1i
or to the election. The military en-.
tausiasm Of the Taylor party in cor
sequence Of their litter disappoint-
!: ents in Gen. Taylors party pledges
has sank rapidly to dull HfeIess opa.
thy.
In Tennessee where the shout was
loudest and longest five short months
ago eight thousand voices have ceas.
ed TO mingle in tho wild yell.-ln
Indiana from five TO eight thousand
have done hkewise-Virgiuia gal
lantly led of,and Connecticut follow
ed in her wake. Every where east
and west, where elections have been
held the indignant murmurngs os a
dipped and disappointed people haze
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05


led no-partv administration.
"After long deliberatiou The reply
was given. but Col Featherston's
opinions were not 70 be revealed. -
Columbus lIbig.
Col. Feathcrston's opinions not to be
revealed Who ever heard Of such q
monsuous absurdity? When did Col.
F. ever conceal an opinion! Every
voter in the District that knows any
thing, knows what his opinions are
on the Tariff, Bank. Distribution &c.
and he has certainly given his views
on the Wilmot proviso, so frequently
and in such tangible shape that there
can be no difficulty in knowing what
they are. We suppose the Wig
intended 10 say that his opinions
were not to be revealed by Mr.. Barry
Col. Featherston never objected to
Mr.. Barrys revealing his opinions.
TWAS Mr. Barry who declined acce
ding to the unheard Of demand oil
Mr.. Harris, and very properly, Colo
mel Featherston, or any other sensi-
Die man would have declined the gen
erous and reasonable offer of the
wing candidate for Congress, 10 con-
ductthe canvass just as he thought
proper.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05

o~TThe term for which We propos-
ed TO issue q CANVASS Patriot being
ow about half out We propose
further, thatwe will furnish the Pat
riot to ncv subscribers from This time
until the November election is over
for FIFTY CEyrs. Ali Post Masters
in this County are authorized to re-
ceivo the subscription fees, re-
ceipt Cor the same, and forward
names.
PROPRlETORS PATRIOT.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05
C9-We call the attention Of on

C3-We call the attention OF our
readers to the advertisement of J.
L. McCIendon, & Co, Commission
Merchant We would say to those
that have cotton to ship, chat they
will find it to their interest, to ship
to him, as he is an experienced hand
in The business.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05

JUillb ~ II Ait1 oNNNtA@ "a ttAAAN Alllltt
with like success, which satisfied him
a passenger remarked to him, by way
of consolation; we'll my little fellow.
admire your courage, but d-n your
sagacity.
Noble sentiments from our
Northern DemOcrOtic breth.
rem.
Il is a fact beyond truthful contra.
diction, that while the whole whig
partylare tIailors TO the south. and to
her institutions Their are many very
many Northern Democratic States
men and journal occupying a proud
and honorable position upon the
constitution and for the rights Of the
South. We have before referred 10
the opinions o. a Cass, a Brown, a
Dallas, a Woodbury., and an lnger-
soil; we now call the attention Of our
readers to the following extracts from
monthly (Dem.) papers
The Pitsburg Post SAYS.
ITO assume that Congress has the
power to establish slavery wnere it
does not exist, only makes the con.
verse Of the proposition true. that
Congress have the power to establish
slavery where il does exist. The
true policy for the Federal Govern
ment TO pursue is to let the question
of slavery alone, and permit the
States where it exists to regulate it
to suit themselves. TO this doctrine
no considerable portion Of the South
will object. "
The Pennsylvania, the leading
Democratic paper Tn the State, in
conclusion Of long article upon the
subject, says:
"FoT our own part, we shall stand
fast TO the Constitution and to the
Union; and we believe the first can
only be saved from perversion,a as the
last from ultimate and total destrue~
ton, cllngmg steadying to tie great
principle of NoN-NrERvENTloN on the
slave question, and by opposing the
lntrigues of those who are handed
foes, either openly or secretely, Of
both the Constitution and the Tn.
ion.
The Bangor (Maine) Democrat,
speaking of non-intervention as a
principle recognised by the Democrats
OF the Legislature of that State,
says:
The last resolution passed by the
Democrats Of the Maine Legislature.
touching the slavery question, is in
favor oftOleTatiOn, and against inter
polating abolitionism into the Demo.
cratic creed"
Now compare the above with the
following extracts from Northern
wing papers
From the Indiana State JOuInol
"EveFy single wing editor and wing
eleetor IN this State occupied the
ground always maintained by the
wings Ofthe North-an uncomprom.
ising opposition to slavery extern
ton. They yet maintain that ground
and should the Northern wings have
the pOwOr in the next Congress. they
will tngrait that doctrine upon the
law organizing the new territories
or else they will remain. inorganic
ed. There can be nothing more
certain than the happening of that
event"
From the Boston atlas.
We have stated what every person
knows to be true-that every Wing
member OF Congress from the free
States would vote for excluding
slavery from the territories Of the
Union, and would exercise his tai
ents and influence to effect such a
result We know of no Wing pa.
per in. the free State that does not
stand uneompromisingly upon the
platform of the non-extension Of
slavery. We know of no Wing that
does not.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05

Halo, friend Chapman, tell
us something ofthat ghost which has
kept your women within doors, and
the children from school.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05
PROPRiETORS PATRIOT.

0FAt the request Of sundry citi-
zens, Gen. Reuben Davis has consen.
ted to address the people. at the Court
House on this "wednesday evening
upon the Slavery question.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05

C. The Circuit Court for this
County, commenced its session at
this place on Monday last. Honorable
+ NJ. Rogers, presiding,
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05

The Spanish bishops have agreed
to give one tenth Of tleir income to
the Pop c.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05

CTWe learn from the Charleston
Mercury Of the 17,h nit, that 1900
bales Of cotton, had been sold at New
York on the 18th ult., at lOl cts. for
upland; and l1I for fair Orleans.
Flour at ) 81, corn at GO a % cts.
Rice &c, lard &C., mess Pork 10 IS.
The New Orleans market, August
Goth has as follows:
Inferior, .........6! all,
Good middling, .....".9 81
Ordinary............"6aS
Middling lair.......9} a 10
Middling, ..........".s4 a9
Fair.............,l0l ali
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05

GFWe are truly sorry to learn
from many planters now in our town
that the present cotton crop is great
ly inquired by the worm.
0TThe health of Houston has sci.
dome ever at this season Of the year.
been better than at present. We are
entirely free from nearly every disease
that prevails in this latitude in sep.
TENDER.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05
I Further commentary ON
Wing honesty.

"Ata meeting of delegates from
Claiborne & J eflerson counties, was
held at Clifton on the 18th inst, fol
the purpose Of selecting a candidate
for that Senatorial district. Dr. c. b
New. of Jefferson county, was chosen
unanimously by the convention Of
delegates, TO bear aloft the TAYLOR
banner in the coming contest
Nalchez Courier.
All! Chickasaw wings, do you seethatl
4 wing CjHUentio Nominating a
candidate for the State Senates A
convention is something ozark" and
horrible in the eyes ofthe homes! and
consistent wings of Chickasaw, but
their brethren Of Claiborne and Jeffe.
son, are unable 10 detect the darkness
and error. How does it happenl
Very easily. The Senatorial District
of Claiborne, and Jefferson. gave Tay.
lor SAG votes. Cass 64S-Taylor's
majority 1875. The Senatorial Dis
trict Of Chickasaw and Oktibbeha,
gave Cass 1872 votes, and Taylor 2
2l--Cass majority 1873. We repeat
"the policy Of the wings seems to be,
to hold conventions where they have
The majority, and to oppose them
where they are in the minority.
20 consistency thou art jewel"
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05

0-lt is proposed to hold a Dem
ocraic meeting in the Court House
on Thursday evening the 9th. Inst.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05

C-THon. W. S. Featherston, and
W L. Harris, Esq, addressed their
fellow citizens at this place On Mon,
day last. The candidates fully sus-
tanned the expectations of their poll
tical friends. as fair as we are infor-
med Of the feeling entertained by the
audience. Our respect to the whig
candidate, next week.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05

sigaally rebuked the imbieility, faith
lcssness, and uluaism Of this miscal-
led no-Party administration
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05

o-TThe Southern Meeting in pur
suance Of notice previously extended
convened at this place, on Saturday
last. A preamble and resolutions
were introduced, and a motion pissed
to Law them on the table, to be called
up at an adjourned meeting on We'd
nesday evening next tits earnestly
hoped that every citizenwill attend.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-05

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