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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-06-07

A few years since committee was appointed
by the Mississippi State Convention to collect ma
terials for denominationa history but up to this
time so far as [ know, no progress has been
made in this work and inasmuch as I regard this
object as a most desirable one, and, as | fear ma
terials may be lost which at present be secur-
ed, l have concluded to undertake the compilation
of history. In order that [ may succeed, [ So
lict the cooperation of every minister and deacon
in the State
The plan of the work as now in my minds eve
will exhibit the parts LIST. A brief introduction,
developing prominent points in general history
and doctrines. Cd. The rise, progress and pre-
sent condition of the denomination in the State,
detailing the history of each association and the
most prominent churches, together with such sta
tistcal tables as will show the ratio of increase
Sd. An appendix, containing biographical sketches
of ministers and prominent layman, who have
died in this State.
To fill out this plan, shall need the assistance
of every church in the State. Files of the Min
utes of every Association newspaper notices OF
ministerial character; accounts of revivals bio
graphical notes; anecdotes; registers of debates
and fragments of history are all desied. | beg
therefore, all my brethren to aid me.
Letters may be addressed to me at this place.
postpaid. Minutes, documents, or books, either
given for this purpose or loaned, may be deposi-
ted with Charles D. Shepherd, (tirm of D. Whee-
Ter & Coz or Thomas P. Miller, Mobile; J. B.
Valentine, Jr Cd. Taylor d CO.. custom house
street, New Orleans Ira Carpenter, or B. Pen
dleton, Natchez; VIM. H. Sparkle, Vicksburg
A. N. Jones, Columbus; and Rev. P S. GAYLE,
Memphis, Tenn.
When published, it is designed to divide the pro-
fits (if any arising from this work, between the
endowment funds of Mississippi College, Clinton,
Iilnds Co. and the Mississippi Female College,
fernando, DeSoto Co.
Clerks or Moderators of Associations, can aid
greatly in this work, by writing out brief histories
OF their respective bodies, concluding with Stats
tcal table, showing the numbers in communion
each year, the names of Moderator, Clerk and
Preacher of Introductory sermon
| hope to be able to obtain the materials needed
before the convention assemblies, next November,
at Aberdeen Brethren lend your aid
VIM CAREY CRANE.
fernando, Miss, March 9th, 1851
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-06-07

DY virtue of Trust Deed executed to William Ezee
ID on lst. August, A. d. 1S45, by Walter Troup, to
secure the payment of certain promsory notes therein
specified and by virtue ofan order of the District Chan
cerv Court held at Columbus appointngme as trustee
will expose for sale, at public auction, for cash,
the 10th May 1851 at the door of the Courthouse, of
said county, in the town of Columbus, the following
negroes to-wit:
LESSEE, Edmond, Lucy, Clara, Phillis Sarah,
Margaret, Jane, Little lessee, Henry,
is,Billy Clifford, Pets, Will
Is, Nathan, Ben, Mlley,
George and City;
Aso the Southeast quarter of Section s. with the ex-
cepton of sixty-one of said quarter, lying on
the Northeast side of Cockrl & Lawrence's
branch. The East J of Southwest / of
Section 8 and North-east4 of Sec
ton II, except 40 acres off the
east end of said /, and the
North of Section Is;
All in Township Is, Range Is, East.
Such title as is invested in by said Trust Deed and
by the order of said District Court will be conveyed
and no other Sale within the hours prescribed by law
w. H. D. DARLINGTON, Trustee.
columbus, March 2Sth. 1851. 9:7t
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Look ont for Negro StcaIers.

At meeting of the citizens of the vleenage OF
Choctaw Agency, Oktbbeha county, over when
IT. C. Harrington esq, presided, one David Myers
now a resident of said county, was charged with
having endeavored to persuade two or more ne
oroes to run away with him to a free State, and to
obtain all the money they could by any means
even to robbng their masters before leaving. The
evidence was chiefly the confessions of negroes,
and as he was on one occasion drinking, the meet
ing did not deal as vigorously with him as it would
otherwise have done, but appointed the undersign-
ed to demand of him whether he would leave the
county within two days and the State within ten,
and to state to him the consequences of his refu-
sal or his failure after promise to CO. and to pub
fish him to place other communities on their guard.
He very readily agreed to leave.
The aforesaid David Myers is about 81 or 22
years DID, five feet five inches high, has brown
eyes dark chestnut hair, rather fair complexion and
slender features and figure, says he is a native Of
Fayett county, Alabama, but was raised in Kinds
county Mississippi, and has run the Mississippi as
a boat hand from New Orleans to Vicksburg.
Yours &c,
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-06-07
Constitution CT the West Point State Rights
Association.

WE the undersigned hereby agree to form an
Association to be called the seWest Point State
Rights Association, the object of which shall be
TO maintain our rights as guaranteed to US by the
constitution of the United States.
ARTICLE |. --Section 1.-The officers of this As
ISOLATION shall consist of President, two Wee
Presid, nts two Recording Secretaries and two Cor
responding Secretaries.
Sec ANY person may become a member OF
this Association by signing his name to this Con
stitution.
Article IT.--Sec. This Association shall meet
at West Point on the first Thursday in each month
and whenever deemed necessary by the Presideh
and Vice Presidents
Sec. Q.-The officers of this Association shall be
elected annually and hold their Offices unul new
election.
Sec. st shall be the duty of the President
to preside at all meetings of the ASSOCIATION.
Sec. An the absence of the President 1t shall
be the duty of either of the Vice Presidents TO pre-
side at the meetings of the Association.
Sec. St shall be the duty of the Recording
Secretarvs to keep a correct journal of the procee
dngs of this Association and it shall be the du
ty of the Corresponding Secrearys to carry on sucl
correspondence as may be necessary for the Asso
citation.
Article III.-Sec IA quorum for transactins
business shall consist of not less than ten members
Sec 2-That we deprecate the further contlnu
ance of parties as they have existed underline name
of wing and democrat, and that we will make de
voton to Southern Rights and not devotion to par
ty the test of our support of men for office.
WILLIAM COOPER, President.
JAMES Robertson, | Y Droo,t
STEPHEN ToUNsHED,l
A G.. WEsTBRooK, p ,Sec,7e
JNo. r. DUNLAP,
j. W. CRUMP, n Soc,,e
r F ROBERSON,