The Comet from Raymond, Mississippi • Page 2

i ill'-' IU1IUW1IIS7 lfllr.r hv not tobedis- bis hostility to Mr. Van HurenA I am vmv mik Marshals sale wiowj what was thoucrhi Harrison durintr, Marshal's Bale. disposed to think there is more in it' than is gen- SALE. Fi. fa.

Novem- ber Term, tat nnnnnnn TL l.n0SG Who Ud Saml Nicholson MARSHAL'S Swift Nichols John A. Gibson and sureties, United States vs vu Knowing him. Fi. fa. on Bond, to November Term, U.

S. C. 1840. n.v FLfe. to Nov.

Term, 1840 vijr auppuseu on me.oiner siae, ana mat persons in this country interested in American secu noiv; ALTAR take Shame COmmf nt with lhc id W. Tessfet h8. ember of om 1840, Shaw Stone and sureties A. Scarr, U. S.

Ct. BY virtue of the above stated writ nf fi f.in'm A-uiMTON UiTv.Jan. 14, 18U. 1 Kve thc to acknor-W BY virtue of the above stated writ of Fi. fa.

rities have already contributed and forwarded to America, a large amount of monev. to be used ced directed from the honoiable the Circait 'Cooirt of the to me directed, from the Honorable the Circuit your favors of the o.l on thi Court ef the United States for the Southern District I United States for the Southern District of ilississiDDi BY virtcw erf the above stated wik of fa, to directed from the honorable the Circuit Court of thi United State for the Southern District of ATississippf. I will sell to the highest bidder for cash, before th door of the Court-house of Binds county, ia tha town in the -xonifig election, in aid of the parly opposed to President Van Buren, and that a much larger amount will follow, if it can be used with of I wilt sell at public auction, to the w''l sell to the highest bidder for cash, in Jackson, highest bidder for cash, on the on the Fourth Monday, the 26th of October next, Fourth Monday, the 2Qth of October next 1 1 I. 1 1 1 1 .1 1 ulth ti lYim I VoI I.m ti 1 r. of Raymond, on the for tl with the Legislature, On I had an interview with the Secmarv upon some business, and 17 to introduce the suW.

d.took H) a winter rind inmmni4! IJjtCL more thr iiHDe uanner. says thm tcmk these sentiments, when he AO nothing of the abstract impropriety of the Court Uouse of Hinds county, in the town of and interest the above named defendants have in and "The anneal is Tvnw i mis ping, 1 mink they misconceive their inte- Raymond, all the right, title and interest the defend- ine ionowin? describe a property, viz No. i. Se- th- "MViujg- generals. Th iL.r appears to be Jntim.i.i..

a 1 Pe rest. My interest it American securities, itre eonsiderpd niihliV I nas anQ 10 lIie loiwwing aescribea land, lying 1 1,1 u. norm, in tne cuy ot jacKSon Levied w-h fko if "1 and being partly in the county of Claiborne and part- lhe ProPerl3 of Jno. W.Shaw, to the Compared 1th that OI ma- I a- i I inrfirment and vi5t: In lK tiKnw otn. ngs but those of natrkt Im 17 0 equal nVht 7 LP II10? lov.Q J.ce, and 1 mwv abuL j- ny others, is hardly worth considering but such between said two counties, to wit No.

1, WM. M. WIN, Marshal: by S. Hont. dev.

Ration aa probab i vS' Xd 4.nrd to tho operation, of enemy "-Vouch confidrow In Plan as 11 is, irom my ideas generally or our public secon xno, contatmng bu acres: JLot jno. 7, in sec Sept. 19, 1840. ll-5t fPr's feeilO I I 1 1 7f tl irtrt ffY 5 1 fl 1 Skfrc tion S. containing 102 acres Lot No.

2. section 8. con affairs, I should consider it unfavorably affected taining 60 32-100 acres; Lot No. (unknown,) section 4, containing 102 87-100 acres; Lot No. 4, section 5, containing 107 75-100 acies: East half of south-west con- situation Wilkir- 1 I11'M1-Irtl 1 thek OB -invoked AS YET ry atfd a sense of ijul stuuuons dishonored and overthrown, may Avl PASSIONS, an5 St now." Jea(hJ 10 do m' dty then as orator in New Jersey, vora- Fourth Monday, the 26th of October nezK within the hours prescribed by law, all the right, title and interest the defendant has in and to the following described land, to wit: A lot of land containing about 6 acres situated near the city of Jackson, adjoining th lands of Dudley S.

Jennings, Esq. and J. J. Bryant, oa the Madisonville roadLevied on as the property of 1 defendant, and will be sold to satisfy the judgment and costs in the above staled case. WM.

M. GWIN, Marshal By F. S. Hcnt, dep. Sept.

14, 1840. 10-6t Fr'afee, 14 MARSHAL'S SALE-, Hakej, Utter Co. 1 Vend. Exponas to. to -November Geo.

Firracane Co. and sureties, Teno, 1840 Joseph Amis 1 vs. saxst. 1 Geo. Arnoe and sureties, Joseph Amis aims.

A. H. Dorr Co. BY virtue of the above stated writs of vend eXWV-' quarter, and north half of east half of north-west ouar- i auvcessiui winter camnaiVn: lv (14 LCI sr 1 MARSHAL'S SALE: Cleveland Lewis Co. A Ft.

to November ow Term, U. S.C. Shaw Bailey, 1840 BY virtue of the above stated writ of fi. fa. to me directed from the honorable the Circuit Conrt of th ter ol section 4, containing iWji-iuo acresi juot jno.

section 5, containing 96 75-100 acres West half of VVilL yourself of north-west quarter ot section 4, containing luass-100 uy a cnange 01 administration. 'In your next will you please favor me with your views as to the probable result of the election, and when it will be known with reasonable certainly." This is not the only particular in which Great Britain is co-operating with the opposition. To the ''World's Convention" and the character of those who attended it from the United States, we Jmve already invited public attention. Tho United Service Journal, the semi-official organ of the navy and army service of Great Britain, as acres; North-west quarter of the south-west quarter of section 9, containing acres; Lots Nos. 3 and 4, section 8, containing t32 23-100 acies; Lot No.

2, section 20, containing 102 25-100 acres Lot No. 1, United States for the Southern District of I will sell to the highest bidder for cash, in Jackson, -u, ixampton, and Lewis I a proper euggestions' oh the, imrtance i on thNaU0 il! the emems of on the Ney York frontier wiih the nd wishes of our: intelligent friend, v.jr Mtlu lonn at Vmcennes. whrn hflnr viic lUUiUIUafi Hint Ihau- rnoct 1... .1 tooeai me on ine Fourth Monday, the 26th of October next, section 20, containing 102 75-100 acres; West half of HI fu Vcehy if they could, but KORCI south-west quarter of section 21, containing 60 16-100 ircu- f.na especially with its Execu uoi. tie inin hpm in i acres; East half of south-west quarter, and west half within the hours prescribed by law, all the right, title and interest the above named defendants have in and iiiiiiiiaiuu mm i RIG A TV CI Mo r.i .1.

are assignment nf dcn r- c- to the following described property, to wit- Lot No. of north-west quarter of section 21, containing 160 51-100 acres all the above lands in Hinds county. The following lands in Claiborne county Lot No. 2, section 2, containing 140 50-100 acres; Lot No. 1, square No.

9, north, in the city of Jackson and sumes that the slave question is "a wedge" of 7 uireciea oy tne nonoiaoie tne uirctiu Court ol na-ici "'L rVlern not be section 17, township 4, range 4. east, containing 6341 the United States for the South. nicin Aii. Scotsman of old you may cry-they have rob-Dcu us pf and pursued us with beagles; I rnight hear roaringlrom the ranks of the Democratic Whirrs of New Jer- I 4k'M kiW u.u vu yourseir. nroti.I.v.

it 1 a.i''l a.n'r acres Levied on as the property of defendant SUaw, sippi, I will sell to the hie best bidder for cash, before- with th nrrinnam .1 to satisfy the above stated case. the door of the Court-house of Hinds countr-. in fte and that I had much reason tabelieve bcjf, ine conciudniff nart ofthnt stanza, viz is saq Aum r1 WM. M. a WIN, Marshal.

By F. S. Hcnt, dep. Sept. 19, 1840.

H-5t-Pr'sfee10. tiElR ROOF TO TFIE PT.AMF.S iwrn wasthought well of by both and tho country and lJ 3IH-CS received to command than any other withm mv MARSHAL'S SALE. Kones, Davidson Co. 1 Vend. Exponas vs.

May Term, U. town of Raymond, on the Fourth Monday, the 26th of Octoberngztt within the Jiours prescribed by law, all the right, tale and interest the defendants have in and to the following described. property, to-wit Lot No. 9, north, la the city of Jackson, on which there is a fine dwelling house, kitchen, cistern, and will be sold to satia-fy the above stated judgments and costs. WM.

M. GWIN, Marshal By F. S. Hcnt, dep. Sept.

14, 1840. 10-6t Pr's fee, 114.. TTO to S. 1, sections, Containing 119 50-100 acres; Lot No. 2, section 12, containing 76 75-100 Lot No.

1, section 12, containing 88 50-100 acres; Lots Nos. 1 and 2, section 7, containing 166 5-100 acres; Lots Nos. 5 and 6. section 12, containing 160 acres; Lot No. 4, section 11, containing 80 acres; Lot No.

3, section 11, containing 91 acres, Also, the west half of north-west quarter, and the west half of south-west quarter of section 16, in township 14, range 5, east; The cbote described tracts ot land, in the aggregate, contain 2532 2-100 acres more or less, and are situated entirely in township 14, range 5, east Levied upon as the property of John A. Gibson, and will be sold to satisfy the above stated case and cost. WM. M. GWIN, Marshal.

By E. H. Watson, his dep. Sept 25, 1840. ll-5t Pr's fee, 21.

1 1 1 i ine said he had entire confid ik Pf rVi. "SR FLESH T0 THE EA: ub' rfhiS speech is published in the Fed-eraP papers of New Jersey with remarks of and APPROBATION so that it becomes the language of the parly, and not of this one man only. Senator Southard, in a speech at New Bruns- 0 01 AMI a and fidelity of Gen. Dearborn Aut he y. ui sufficient force to sunder our Union at any time.

With the forecast and system which distinguishes England's statesmanship, we find her preparing the sort of force best suited to drive home the wedge when it shall be found expedient. We find the following fact in a cotemporary, which speaks for itself "Since the emancipation of the slaves in the West Indies, negroes in slave ship are enlisted in the British service, and black regiments are formed of soldiers enrolled for life. These, with other incidents, form subjects for reflection even to those who wish to see slavery suppiessed in this country. It is a question of universal national interest, and premature philanthropy should ponder it well." If the people of the United States would preserve those liberties and institutions which were purchased by the blood of their fathers while at war with Great Britain, let them rally to the MAINTENANCE OF THEIR INDEPENDENCE. tl'itCl KTC 'TW js repoited in the whig papers of MARSHAL'S SALE.

Jesse Meek Vend. Exponas pretend to disguise from me his con vie lie General was wholly incompetent to the Northern armyjn its present cir-i-s; that lie did possess an active rpnsing mind, and had little claim to iaW-hts, or a genius fruitful in resources utic in arrangement. He- admitted no difficulty of making a judicious se- Frederick C. Rose Si sureties, Court, 1840. St.

John and Best, 1 vs. same. E. V. Glover Co.

sureties, BY virtue of the above stated writs of Vend. Exponas, to me directed, from the Honorable the Circ cuit Court of the United States for the Southern District of the State of Afississippi, I will sell at publi-auction, to the highest bidder for cash, before the door of the Court-house of Hinds county, in the town of Raymond, on the Fourth Monday, the 24A day of August next, within the hours prescribed by law, the following described property, viz: Part of the north quarter of Lot No. 4, in square No. 2, south, in the city of Jack November Term, 1840. later ike MARSHAL'S SALE.

same. mi saia VSay3 the Fredonian, a whig,) I hat seal under which six Fedeialists were fraudulently relumed to Congress was made in blood, and he, for one, said it SHOULD be redeemed in blood, if no other The Cincinnati Advertiser of the 5th inst. states that Cor-the Whig candidate for Governor of Ohio) said at the Log-cabin meeting, Let us move in am ill 1 tr iL I 1 1 1 1.1 i J. W. R.

Levitt vs. nent tf Vend. Exponas to November Term, 1810. aontr tne otticers for that icr 1 Grimball Long and sureties vs. Fairfax Washington, ot.

a). James Henry Co. vs. J. A.

Mc Raven Co. Martin, Pleasants- Co. f-- VS. Jos. A.

McRaven, Hart, Labatt Co. vs. Jos. A. McRaven, lurrison was absent, but if on the snot same." 11 same.

or questionable policy to give it to ucral Desha, of KenturLv -1 same. ueis Ic. 1: Shall any portion of our people form an alliance with the foreign enemies of Republican Institutions It would seem impossible and vet there lo says that'Ilarrison is not a pin I lull that had not Governor Shpilw same. BY virtue of the above stated wiits of Vend. Ex- persisted in pursuing Proctor, Gen- son, on which is situated a fine store-house, on State-street and two-thirds of lots No's.

5 and 6, in square No. 8, north, occupied at present by B. Albertson, Esq. and Mr. Mann a brick dwelling house on each levied on as the property of F.

C. Rose, and will be sold to satisfy the above fctated cases and cost. WM. M. GWIN, Marshal.

July 20, 1810. 2-5t The sale of the above property is postponed, until the fourth Monday, the 28th of September next. sneer would have gathered no laurels same. i iu me iKuiui-uoxes anu mere uc-posite our votes, and if we cannot carry a majority, are we not justified in USING FORCE The schoolmasters have been enlisted by whig-gery in some places. Mr.

Fay, teacher" of the New Paltz Academy, in Ulster county, N. in a late speech said: Freemen of Ulster countypersevere in the work you have commenced go on for Harrison and Reform and, if the BALLOT-BOX DORS NOT 1'RODICE RKFORM, BLOOD WILL FLOW THE SWORD OF i penmariously adhered to his inten-1 1 shoi at Maiden, and was divert- Marquand Co. vs. Same. Bartlett, Davis Co.

use of, vs. Same. R. II. Osgood Co.

vs. Same. Same vs. Same. McCardy Aldrich vs.

Same. J. W. R. Levitt vs.

Same. J. W. Tyson Co. use of vs.

same. 1 are those aspiring to be leaders in the opposition party who threaten thc people with a civil war if they re-elect Van Buren, who is the Republican candidate. Beware, fellow-citizens! Examine the facts for yourselves. Scorn the attempts to dismay the threats of desperate demagogues. Disgrace not the country nor destroy its institutions by voting for a man and a party with no principles, which is as liable to be managed by British influence as anyother.

Do not stand in the false light of the recreant sons of purpose only by Governor Shel- -5s and determination to pursue volunteers as might choose to ac- iyelf rmy Ail same. in irj ponas, to me directed, from the Honorable the Circuit Court of the United States for the Southern District of Mississippi, I will sell at public auction, to thi highest bidder for cash, bofore the door of the Court- house of Hinds county, in the town of Raymond, oa. the Fifth Monday, the 3lst day of August next, within the hours prescribed by law, the following described property, viz: East half of south-east quarter, and west half of south-east quarter of section 34; east half of north-east quarter of section 34; south-west quarter of section 35 west half of north-west, quarter of section 35; east half of north-west quarter of section 35; north-east quarter of section 35; north half of east half of south-east quarter of section 35; east half of south-east quart er, and east half of north-east quarter of section 35; west half of south-west quarter, and east half of north-west quarter of section 36; east half of south-west quarter, and west half of south WM. M. GWIN.

Marshal, Aug. 23, 1840. 7-5t Pr's fee $51. The above sale is further postponed till the fourth Monday, the 26th day of October next, and is to take place at Jackson, instead of Raymond. W.

M. GWIN, Marshal, un, ana leave Harrison at Maiden. finding himself like to be left alone, lite safer course to accompany the ar-further fillegcd tliat Harrison totallv same. FREEMEN WILL BE UNSHEATHED; THE TYRANTS WILL BE LAID PROSTRATE AT OUR FEET! And tiese nve the Facts which cive signifi itia. a more recreant republic but STAND FIRM- ai economical considerations, and MARSHAL'S SALE.

same. IjY UP to the Ancient Landmarks of Jeffer Price Taylor, et.al. surety Same of his last campaign have cost fire i-ivagant beyond calculation. Claims son, Madison, Jackson and Van Buren. d.

Exponas to No- United States vs. John Robinson and sureties. SVen ven ember Term, 1840. 1 1 same. vs.

uc 11 ic com cation to Crittenden's toast, The Ballot-box and the Cartridge-boxy It needs no expounder. These times remind usofGov. Rimer's 'Bach-shot and BalC which gave Democracy twenty thousand majority in Pennsylvania, 'when, (in another's 'language) we were threatened with gleaming dirks, flashing gutters of blood, mcj wagons, norses, men, provisions, are daily comma: in to an enormous A young lady in New- York, rather democra tic in her partiality, to set rid of the importu same. C. B.

Granniss Co. vs. Black Robinson and sureties. Fred'k J. Conant vs.

Same. -Same vs. Same. Bobbins, Painter Co. vs.

nity of her lover, a Whig, told him that her ac same. same. ceptance or rejection of his addresses dc-Dended idate and committers of ten thousand bayonets on Can- unon the result of the nresidential election. If of same. Cut if it were otherwise, he is absent it service.

The President will not business, lie is known to be very General Dearborn, and willing to iilmost any command, but he will do express an intimation of his the decision altogether to the War ou a itol Hill and when heads were to be made Harrison should be elected, the marriage to take strangers to bodits, with which they had been in- place, but if on the contrary. Van Buren should deralil he-4 Black Robinson and sureties, BY virtue of the above stated writs of Vend. Exponas to me directed from the honorable the Circuit Court of the United States for the Southern District of Jlfississippi, I will sell to the highest bidder for cash, before the door of the Court-house of Hinds county, in the town of Raymond, on the timately conneiled fur- many years. It is time John Long and sureties, John J. Caldwell 1 vs.

same. Miller, Adams Long, J. R. St. John, Gregory i Co.

1 vs. same. Hugh W. Dunlop and sureties, BY virtue of the above stated writs of vend, exponas sod be successtul, the hapless wight must seek some other lady love. Well did this sagacious damsel anticipate that she would not be bothered after the iOiit.

1 am 01 ODinion that the becretarv east quarter of section 36, all in township range west. Also, Lots No's. 73, 76, and 77, fronting on Samson-street, and between Jeflerson and Monroe-streets. Also, 20 feet of the north-end of Lot 75, adjoining to lot No. 76, and the whole "width, thereof levied upon as the property of Joseph A.Mc- Raven, and will be sold to satisfy the above stated, cases and interest and cost.

W. M. GWIN, Marshal. By E. H.

Watson, his dep. July 20, 1840. 2-5t The sale of the above property is postponed, until the first Monday, the 5th day of October next. WM. M.

GWIN Marshal, By E. H. WATSON, his dep. Augt. 31, 1S40.

8-5t pr's fee Ml. MARSHAL'S SALE. Lee and Hardy, use. fix. Vend.

Exponas to vs. November Term, Wm. R. Spencer and sureties. 1840.

BY virtue the above stated writ, of Vend. Exponas to me directed from the honorable the Circuit Court be yon C0l election with the wooing of the whig boy. that the public, without regard to party feelings, should sternly set its face against the use of such inlfflie language on the part of public men, end they should be hissed to silence whenever they ventuse to outrage the common sense of the people by these threats of blood and These desperate men who use this threatening language to the people are the leaders of the Har so is -Are First Monday, the 5th day of October next. within the hours prescribed by law, the following described property, to wit: Lot JNo. 3.

in square No. 2, in the town of Raymond Levied on as the property of the above defendants, and will be sold lo satisfy the above stated writs and costs. WM. M. GWIN, Marshal.

By E. II. Watson, his dep. yrdtvly made up his rnind not to order arl'orn on that command. He thinks trally of Gen.

Izard, who unfortunately and also of Gen. Brown; perhaps leiiu'ii will be promoted to Major Gen i assigned pretty important commands, "fruition with the Secretary, which ena-i you this information, although confidential, partakes so much of its State ttial tome directed from the honorable the Circuit Court of the United Slates for the Southern District of Mississippi, I will sell to the highest bidder for cash, before the door of the Court-house of Hinds county, in the town of Raymond, on the Fourth Monday, the 26A of October next, within the hours prescribed by law, all the right, title and interest the defendants have iu and to the following described negroes, viz: Nancy, Rachel, Elvy, Isom, Patrick, Sarah, Violet, Peyton, Jerimy, London, Susan, Alsy, Mary and two children, Lucy and child. Jim. Patsv. Mark.

Liz and child, and Fanny- is he, Sept. 4, 184a 8-5t Pr's fee 312. rison party they are to be Harrison's immediate counsellors if he should be elected. They are to be 'the power behind the official thinking Fall of Federalism. At the late Federal meeting at Saratoga, the Godlike Duke of Boston, the hero of some future Fourth of July battle on the Aroostook, the special Minister who was sent from Wall-street to sell the liberties of his countrymen to British Bankers, mounted a staire prepared for the purpose, about seven feet high.

While expatiating in his most elevated strain upon Ihe.lcautics of the irredeemable paper system, and encouraging his longing listeners that the halcyon days of cot iier-lot prosperity would asjain return, down'came- the staging, down'wentthe Godlike, and down went all the great ones of the land who were honored, with seats on the eminence with him. The people took this as an evil omen. Buffalo Republican. 1 1.1 UP. MARSHAL'S SALE Moderate men of all parties, we appeal lo you I Als.

fi. fa. to Novem As you value the security of your own property, Glendy Burke vs. Thomas Bolton, pane n. Ha in tl: ber Term, 1810.

the happiness of your homes, the welfare of your country, and the perpetuity, of its institutions, will Levied upon as the property of the defendants, and will be sold to satisfy the above stated cases and cost. WM. M. GWIN, Marshal. By Ans.

Lynch, his dep. Sept. 25, 1810. ll-5t-Pr's fee $27 rele fi uiuuce a oeitei mat ne suppostu it be disclosed other than with proper In regard to the militia law, I find ma-! ics. We 'have almost as many pro-t iabers about one-third of the Repre- wish to class them into select and re-rps, cn the plan recommended by Gen.

iti 1705. and arm thy select corps pf us 3 of the United States. A majori--posed to retain the old system with a iirication, and a considerable number old law as near perfection as possible. ill throw yourselves into a mood of deep thought and reflection. Are not these threats of the most distinguished Opposition leaders, threats Giieat Fall of Beef tfwi-np to the passage of the Sub-Treasury Bill.

On Saturday last, as a drove of cattle were crossmjr the brutffe over the Chenane-n BY virtue of the above stated w-rit of als. fi. fa. to me directed by the honofablfthe Circuit Court of the United States for the Southern District of I will sell to the highest bidder for cash, before the door of the Court-house of Hinds county, in the town of Raymond, on the Third Monday, the 19 Ih of October next, within the hours prescribed by law, all the right, title and interest the defendant has in and to the following described land, to wit The east half of south-east "edera rrisotii t. at the of the United States, for the Southern District of Mississippi, I will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, before the door of the Court-house of Hinds county, in the town of Raymond, within the hours prescribed by law, on thc Fifth Monday, the 31s day of August nextt The following described land, to wit: the north half of west half of north east quarter of section 22; north half of west half of north east quarter of east half of north west quarter of north half of west half of south east quarter of south half of west half of south west quarter of section 15; township 4, range 1 wrestj and south half of west half of north east quarter of section.

15; township 4, range 1 west; west half of east half of south west quarter of north half of west half of north east quarter of east half of north west quarter of section 10: north half of west half of north east quarter of section 15; west half of north wrest quarter of south half of east half of south west quarter of east quarter of south west quarter of section 10, township 4, range 1 west. MARSHAL'S SALE. of anarchy 1 Are they not threats of civil commotion, in which the weakest and the most river, in mis viuage, some 01 tne timbers gave way and precipitated 23 head of cattle into the river. This Archibald McGehee "I Als. fi.

fa. to No is the greatest fall of bcr.f which has taken place in this vs. section for some time; some of the knowins whiffs vember 1 erm, 1840. citv Jeremiah Dotson et.al Same say is an owing to me ruinous sun-treasury: 11 1 brings down every thing. Oxford Rejmb.

5 Wa! vs. same. sd iy passed a bill to encourage cnlist-oilering a bounty of 8121 in money, lovely become the prey of the strongest? They are attempting to divert the attention of the people from principles, by amusing us with playthings, while they are at the same time striving to make us hate our own Govern auntand bring us to any change that monarchists and tyrants may dictate. It is time that the popular mind declared Its have Same. quarter and south-west quarter, and west nail 01 norm-west quarter, and south half of east half of north-west, and south half of west half of north-east quarter, and south half of east half Of north-east quarter of section itcdso A DEMOCRATIC BARBECUE, At Vicksburo.

The Democrats of Warren count teres OI laua. 11 nas ueeii ui iu im. wilt give a Barbecue on MONDAY the instant, concurrence. Our majprity was 39, 1 T.t.ol nn 14, township 6, range 3, west the south-west quaiter and west half of north-west quarter of section 24, and south-east ouarter and north-west quarter and east it has ver th syste: to which all the people in the State are invited, icith- uye, cei i- ovi aisnncuon of party. ropui.AR passion, mat tne supremacy over I lie It.

J. Walker, Uen. A. u. Brown.

Gen. BY virtue of the above stated writs of als. fi. fa. to me directed fta the honorable the Circuit Court of the United Stales fort: Southern District of Mississippi, I will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, before the door of the Court-house of Hinds county, in the town of Raymond, on the Fourth Monday, the 26lh of October next, within the hours prescribed by law, all the ritght, title and interest the defendants have in and to the following described property, to wit: Lots Nos.

1, G. and 7, in 1 1 thror. II. S. Footev Col.

Andkkw Hays, and Vot.ney E. or THE people asserteu us uo- judgment of tfc Howard, Esq. will addres- the people. Several dis the honor to be, With great respect, Your friend and humble sev JOHN W. TAYLOR, iiency D.

D. Tompkins. tinguished gentlemen from the adjoining States are Levied on as the property of E. H. Spencer, to satisfy the above stated judgments, interest and costs.

W. M. GWIN, Marshal, By E. II. Watson, his deputy.

July 31st, 1840. 3 5t prs. fee The sale of the above property is postponed, Until the first Monday, the 5th day of October next. WM. M.

GWIN Marshal. By E. II. WATSON, his dep. Augt.

31, 1840. 8-5t pr's fee 937. minion over the factious clap-trap of 'racoons, hard-cider and And we have implicit confidence that these nobler virtues of the GET IE expected to be present to address the meeting like wise. 1 11 A. ll.

voters themselves win in tins respect goem me From the Nashville Union. at pt All the Whigs are earnestly requested to attend. THE COMMITTEE. September 23, 1840. MARSHAL'S SALE.

htnllnt-IlJJt and tne iidenti result. From the Nashville Union. npr of Nashville dare not deny square No. 1, south the east half of lot No. 8, south the east half of lot No.

part of lot No. 3, in square No. 1, in the town of Raymond, which was levied upon as the property of the defendants, and will be sold to satisfy the above stated cases and cost. WM. M.

GWIN, Marshal. By Ans. Lynch, his dep. Sept. 25, 1840.

ll-5t Pr's fee 12 MARSHAL'S SALE. a mo 0 1 tnc) nt dinnpr toast at a I was Crittenden's Gasquet, Parish Co. ority nnrncm INTERFERENCE IN THE Wolf, Bishop Co. Plus. fi.

fa. to JAls. fi. fa. to Novem- Convention.

They vs. 1 fc. ffiffi nriMi' 1111. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION rs. iNovemoer ierin.

W. O. Chilton and sureties, 1840. Spencer and Weatherby, low-BY virtue of the above stated writ of als. tl.

fa. to mi AirortpA frnm tht VinnnraHlo ttia Cm r.r It will hardly be credited that the opposition BY virtue of the above stated writ of plus. fi. fa. to rrtfnr it, for they know that we can give Is truth.

They may assert that Mr. allude to the ballot-box as refer- 1 nnd the cartridge- A Ur cortr ivirtv who sunnort Jtiarnson ior me letiueucy, MARSHAL'S SALE half of north-east quarter of section 23 the west half of north-east quarter and north balf of east half of north-east quarter of section 26 the north-east quarter of section 22 the north half of west half of southeast quarter of section 24, all in towrnship 6, range 3, west, the whole containing 1520 acres, more or less. The undivided half of north half of north-east quarter of section 36 the south-east quarter and north-east quarter, and west half of south-east quarter, and east half of south-west quarter, and east half of north-west quarter, and west half of north-east quarter of section 25, all in township 6, range 3, west, containing 440 acres more or less. Also, lots 1, 5, and 6, section 9, containing 303 acres more or less." Also, lots 7 and 8, section 4, township 6, range 2, cast, containing 142 acres more or less. Also, the following named negro slaves, to wit: Prairie John, Joseph, Henr Silvy, Dicy, Randel, Clary, Mary, Sam, John, Dick, L.

Randel, Dave, Lige, Chandler, "William, Duke, Jim, Matilda, Harriet, Darcus, C. John, Mariah, Evans, Isaac, Jacob, Manerva, Cornelius, Easter, Caroline, Jack, Edmund. Also, 12 head Mules, 2 Horses, 2 wagons, farming utensils; 80 head of cattle more or less 80 head of hogs more or less 14 head of sheep more or less; 1 pleasure carriage 1 set of blacksmiths' tools, and all the household and kitchen furniture-Levied on as the property of Tho's Bolton, and will be sold to satisfy the above stated case, interest and cost. WM. M.

GWIN, Marshal. By Ans. Lynch, his" dep. Sept. 15, 1840, 10-51 Pr's fee $20.

me directed, from the Honorable the Circuit Court ol the United States for the Southern District of nrp receiving funds from England to influence nnd rornint our elections but the evidence in sippi, I will sell at public auction, to the highest bid Fi. fa. to November Term, 1840. nmf thfJ fart is irresistible. It must be so der lor cash, on the Branden, McKinna Wright vs.

Jordon Elder and sureties, Fellows, Read Co. vs. fnrein enemies but it win Mt. the whole toast, and nothing Fourth Monday, the 26th of October next. and when we reflect that every crowned head on same.

within the hours prescribed by law, before the door of the earth's surface is so deeply interested in ae a k4T- may now that it is exposed, the Court House of Hinds county, in the town of Ray trnvino- the idea that the people can govern mond, all the right, tule and interest the oetenrtant but little wonder. The fol the United States for the Southern District of Mississippi, I will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, before the door- of the Court-house of Hinds county, in the town of Raymond, on the First Monday, the 7th day of September next, within the hours prescribed by law, all the right, title, and interest the defendants have in and to the following described land, to wit: The west half of northwest quarter the west half of south-west quarter of section 24, township 3, range 4, west the west half of south-weet quarter of section 18, township 3, range 3 west the east half of northwest quarter; the north half of north-east quarter of section 24, township 3, range 4, west Levied as the property of the defendant, E. II. Spencer, and will be sold to satisfy the above stated writ and costs. Txplam it away- -but taken inconnexion mviuuvnvi.

of a letter dated London, July him. il mey cau- a wnthpr pner- Black Robinson andsureties, BY virtue of the above stated writs of fi. fa. to me directed from the honorable the Circuit Court of the United States for the Southern District of Mississippi, I will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, before the door of the Court-house of Hinds county, in the town of Raymond, on the Fourth Monday, the 26th of October next. il IV1 oQ MRin in a'rnmmercial house in New York, has in and to the following ctescriDea iana, to wit: The east half of north-east quarter of section 4, township 4, range 2, west the south half of west half of south-east quarter of section 33, township 5, range 2, west the west half of north-east quarter of section 4, township 4, range 2, west.

Also, 4 acres, being in the itH Heirs deeper Ka New York Evenincr Post, to-wit: W' and a catalogue 0 a. "I see the New York Evening Post, (which I intentional i. ik floiimrr nanprs ni in couii- bout to name, no no uuc believe jsonc vi ct6 Crittenden's toast nt nf Mr. Van Buren,) of the 4th south-east corner ol the soutn-west quarter 01 section 33, township 5, range 2, west said four acres being 1 acre wide east and west, and four acres long north and south. Also, the south-east quarter of the north irnifitnliOl 0 nden Is only one ff-the namerous wQnU Uov! lhe aucccw of.

the party JV made' threats ot vio- -tama the following: MARSHAL'S SALE. Mr. Cntte west quarter of section 4, township 4, range 2, west. Also, the west half of the east half of north-west quarter of section 4, township 4, range 2, west. Also, all 1 i W.

M. GWIN, Marshal. By E. H. Watso, his dep.

Aug. 7, 1840. 4-5t The sale of the above property is postponed till third Afonday, the 19th day of October W. M. GWIN, Marshal, By E.

H. Watbon, his dep. Sent. II. 9-6t iPr's fee 30.

them them piwscuw nnA i caerat JLai COerce tiers ww -vrtrr. Whiting Slark vs. Als. fi. fa to November-Term, 1840.

The fundmongers ji.iiiauu aUU 1 nrcA mnkfi coiiimon cause the south half of the east half ol the south-west quarter ties, A. L. Yeiser and sureties. within the hours prescribed by law, all the right, title and interest the defendants have in and to the following described lands, to wit: Lot No. 3, in square No.

2, in the towm of Raymond, according to the original plot of said town, Also, the west half of lot No. 2, containing 40 feet front more or less, and running back 80 feet more or less, in Raymond, Also, fractional square No. 17, in the town of Raymond and also, the following described land, to wit: The south-east quarter of the south-east quarter of section 25, township 4, range 3, west; the north-west quarter and the west half of the north-east quarter of section 36, township 4, range 3, west; the east half of the south-west quarter, and west half of the south-east quarter of section 25, township 4, range 3, west, Also, Lots, Nos. of section 33, township 5, range 2, west, except tour North senator from RY virtue of the above stated writ of als. fi.

fa. to wnere win, wu. with the Whigs, and such means of Vmtaion rnmmand. will not be withheld. acres, lying in the soutn-east corner 01 tne same, ir, m.

Federal raeeuug which is one acre wide east ana west, ana iour acres cvnenditure of a million or two tong north and south, in saia corner, ajso, 1 acres in the north-east corner, one acre wide, and four acres t-t rrtl to promote the success of the Whig candidate, their immense mass of American me directed fiom the honorable the Circuit Court of the United States for the Southern District of Afississippi, I will sell to the highest bidder for cash, before the door of the Court-house of Hinds county, in the town of Raymond, on the Third Monday, the l9thof Octobernext, -within the hours prescribed by law, all the right, title and interest the defendant has in and to the following xxenry Vend. Exponas to Nbl Edward Francis and sureties. Vembcr Ycrm' lBi0' l- tUr nr four millions in the Carolina, reports his Richmond, the following lan- speech, la which he dlS' fguage If Mr Af.f November next, placed through aort to such means as for one. am rerV h'fve put within my reach, 4 GOD and ATOBB hav pu heT adds, tn mrr change- Hred with- long north and south, the west halt 01 tne nortn-west quarter of section 4, township 4, range 2, west, containing in all together, about three hundred and thirty-two acres, more or less Levied upon as the property of Ephraim Harris, and will be sold, or so much as will satisfy the above stated case and cost. 2, 3, 6 and 7, in square JNo.

15, mthe town ot Ray By virtue of the above stated writ of Vend. Exponas market the operation will be a profitable one, a will Ward the money as well em- of the United States for the Southern District of wit One bouse and lot in the nloved. The preparations for the election Lrtnf the Whiirs. have already uesciioea property, iu wh uut uuujv iu. t.

town of Clinton, No. 115, now occupied by Peterfield sissipm, I wjll sell to the highest bidder for cash, be- Jefferson-Levied on as the property of A. L. Yeiser, fore the door of the Courthouse of Hands county, to and will be sold to satisfy the above stated case and Raymond, on the described property, to VViVl. jvi.

uw UN, marsnai. Bv Aks. Lynch, his dep. Sept. 23, 1840.

ll-5t Pr's fee, $18 declaration men 0f Kfmadeon ale of prodigious expense and Smificence-witness their great Convention at costs. i first monaay, ms om aay 01 uctooer mond: Also, a lot ot land known as a part ot lot jno. 1, in square No. 3, fronting 30 feet on the street that runs south-west from the Court-house, and running back and fronting 50 feet on the street that runs southeast, fronting the public square Also, the north half of the south-west quarter, the south half of the west balf of the south-west quarter of section 26; the north half of the west half of the north-west quarter, the north half of the west half of the south-west quarter, and the north half of the west of north-west quarter of section 35, township 5, range 2, west Levied upon as the property of the defendants, and will be sold to satisfy the above slated cases and cost. 1 fa mat me to SIX uuv'-, hearins of tfjjf mlaijd by -rtieA.

and NOTICE. Within the hours prescribed by law, the following WM. M. GWIN, Marshal. By E.

H- Watbow, his den. 10-5t Pr's fee 10 scribed property, to wit: Lot No. 1, in square No: ALL persons are cautioned against trading lor a not of the undersisned for $814, or thereabouts, Sept. 15, 1840. timp.

and I meeting at paragraph me at thc ed. 2 A 1. of the above defendant, and will be sold to satisfy tha above stated writ and costs. certain what LANKS, of various kinds, on hand, and for sale at this office. drawn in favor of Levi C.

Harris. The consideration for which it was given having failed, I am determined not to fay it unless compelled by law. date or exact amount is not recollected; but the said note is the only one that has been given him by me. w. M.

GWIN. Marshal, UdTH? insinuations con By E. H. Watson, is tta'W: follows: conversation with a promm- as iouwi and from a WM. M.

GWIN, Marshal. --By Ans. Lynch, his dep. Sept. '25, 1610.

v. ll-5t Pr's fee 18. tained, Sep.4. 1840. 8-t Pr's fee $10, TTJRINTING of every description executed at this JIT ofiiee, with neatness and despatch, rchant whose name l.

will not conyemuo M.vjnnni it 1 nr; THE HOPK ent American iv derided in Sept. 21, 1840. THR0UO mention, (but who oy iu SO HE'r.