The Weekly Mississippian from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 2

St' .1 SALE. Arkansas lied River Lands For Sale. irjrjr ACRES of Bottom Land for sale. Those I y.Viri ipith this Land misht think MARSHAL'S Pcrrclt Galley, LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING in the post office at Jackson, 'Hinds county, Mississippi, on the 1st day of May IH10, and which, if not taken out before the 1st day of July, will be sent to the General Post Office. THE MISSISSIPPIATNL to May 1810.

Fi. fa. Term, it exaggeration to say it will produce Four Thousand vs. Clon Fi hnmomn 'nt hers. C.

M. PlllCE, F.ditor. and sureties. Allen Edwin Anderson Thos AtrillJohn Anderson Frederick 3 Anderson WE Austin II Same. John Williams, vs.

Hu. W. Dunlap and sureties FRIDAY, MAY 1, IS 10. Bragg Thos Borlll Pounds of (Julion to iie acre, it gnuicuwn uh uius of this quality, offered to bet any sum that a part of his farm produced forty-five hurutted lo Ike acre, last year. Planter1 see the advantage of such farms, and come and furchase; it is near steam-boat navigation, above taft, and not far from Chicanina Prairie, east side of the river is not improved, but easy cleared Also, 1200 acres first quality Up-L3nd, near Spring Hill, Hemp, stead county.

On this tract there are improvements convenient for a family, with out-houses, some 125 acres in cultivation, and two orchards choice lruit-trees is well watered and healthy, and has a good summer and winter range a thriving stock ol hogs and cattle are now fat on the range there is good society, and an excellent school convenient. A W. 1 i 17 A thf O. ft Will hf PTl ClTlCW act TRUST SALE. BY virtue of a deed of trust, made and ru, the lGlh day of May, 183H, by B.

II. Jayne ari(i j7 liet Jayne his wife, to the undersigned as trustees, fur Uie purpose of seeming certain persons therein named which deed was duly recorded in the clerk's office ot' Simpson county, on the 10th day of May we shall proceed to sell at public sale, on Monday the llsh dpy 0f May next, at 11 o'clock, on the premises at Millhavcn in said county, the following land, slaves, stock, as described in said deed of trust, to wit southeast quarter seetion 20, south half sectiou 23, west half northeast quarter section 23, west half northeast quarter section 33, northwest quarter section 33, northeast quarter section '32, east half southeast quarter section 32 west half southwest quarter section 33', north half west half southeast quarter section 33, east half southeast quarter section 33, south half east half northwest quarter section 23; all of the foregoing lands are situate in township 2, of range 4 east, containing about 12S0 acres also, the north half of the west half of the northwest quarter of seetion 3, north half of the east half northeast quarter section 4, the north half of the east half northwest oaarler section 3. and the north half of the west half northeast quarter section 3, all in township 1, range 4 east. Also, one negro man slave, named Basil, and one mulatto girl, named Fanny. Also, the stock of cattle, hogs, horses, wagons, farming utensils, blacksmith tools, furniture, as expressed in said deed of trust.

The above landed properly comprizes the celebrated Mill-haven tract, containing about M10 acres of excellent land, 200 acres of which are cleared. The whole .1 1 1 -1 1 ff Tf.ums S3 in No subscription received fur less than one year and in no case, -will the paper bz forwarded, unless the money is paid. 1j-No advertisement will hereafter be inserted in the Mississippian, unless the money be first paid in advance. "We have to. p.

ly cash lor all wort executed in the office cash for materials, food and raiment, and shall demand it in future of all lor whom we may advertise or perform other services. For Alt TIN TAN BUilE N. ET5Y virtue of the above stated writs I. will 1j sell for cash, on the 11th day of May inst. ut Raymond, the following negro slaves, to wit: Ambrose, Jerry, Reuben, Frank, Juicy and child, John, and Jane.

Levied on as the property of W. H. Shelton, one of the sureties in the bond, to satisfy the above stated judgments, interest, and costs. WM M. GWIN, Marshal, By F.

S. Hunt, Deputy. May 1, 1840. fee 810 8 2vv MARSHAL'S SALE. VS 11 1.3 UUii ilut lit i yi'v i i from the rapid increase of cotton raised above it, this Bullock Brail Isaac Bluttett Jno Bnrch Boyd Samuel Blake WG Butt Briscoe II Bailey Wm Berry Edwin Cordwell II Coates Cohea Mary A Constable Miss Eliza Colvin Cage Jno ever, That 'such dismissal may be set aside, on good cause shown, supported by affidavit but in no case will such dismissal be set aside, unless the affidavit -also show that there are probable merits.

When an defendant in error shall be dissatisfied with the 'security taken in any writ of error bond, he may move the court for a rule upon the plaintiff in error to show cause, on a day to be named, why the supersedeas should not be discharged, or other security given a copy of which rule shall be served on ths plaintiff in error, at least five days before the expiration of the same. The motion for the rule must be founded' upon an affidavit of the insufficiency of the, security taken and the affidavit of a person interested in the judgment below, may be read in support of the application. If the court is satisfied from the affidavit that there is caiTse to interpose, the rule will be entered. On showing cause, affidavits taken by either party may be read to show the sufficiency or insufficiency of the security taken, provided reasonable notice bo given of the taking of the same. The affidavit of the security may be received.

If the security is adjudged insufficient, the additional security must be approved by the eoutt. Ordered, That hereafter when a re-argument is ordered, the re-argument shall be had at the same term at which it is granted the cause to be placed at the end of the docket of the district to which it belongs. Test: R. A. PATRICK, Clerk.

Bigelow Cloug For Electors of President and Vice President. ROGER BARTON, of Marshall co. THOMAS HINDS, of Jefferson co. Als. Vend.

Expo, to May term, 1840. vs, G. S. Cook and S. win, CHAPMAN LEVY, of Attala co.

JOSEPH. A. MARSHALL, of Cailev, Keeler Rernson Kemper co. Vend. Expo, to May term, 1810.

Als. Vend. Expo, to May term, 1810. vs. Cook Gwin.

Fryer Anderson vs. Governor Election in 1811, Lor M. Cook Co. F. DEGRAFFENKIED, OF M'ltXIXSOX CO.

ana is wormy iuc aucuuuu nvui.u bottom land first named can be purchased for 8 or 10 dollars per acre. What does land sell for on the Mississippi, no better, nor as good as this 1 On this bottom land there are excellent springs of water. For further information apply to Dr. J.N. WILSON or 11 L.

B. FORT, Lafayette Court-IIouse, near the bottom land, or to 3 E. BATTLE, Spring Hill, near the up land. March 6, 1810. 52-3t IThe New Orleans Bee" will give the above three insertions, and send their account to this office for pay-ment, in July.

WAS COMMITTED TO the jail of Adams county as a runaway.March 28, 1840, by W. S. Purdue, a negro woman, who says she is free, and that she bought herself from Passmore ILtops, of Grand Gulf. Said negress is about 5 feet inches high, of a light black her upper front teeth are all gonej face is full of little black specks; had on a calico dress with green and calico apron with, red flowers. Said negress is about 33 years ol age.

The owner of the above described negro, if any, is requested to comply with the law and take her away, or if free, all information will be attended to. S. B. STUTSON, Jailor. April 1, 1840.

(fee 5,) 5 2w Fvr State Treasurer. WILLIAM NEED, of ELECTIONS. Bailey Mrs II I) Brown Brown Dr Silas Bollom Mrs II BurchWC Brown Jesse Brooks Hiram Berresford Wm Boddie Geo -Brown Bettisworth II 1 Broy Harnet Chase Jho Chrisman Isaac Clark Wm Cordell A Catlett Louis Campbell Jno Coffee Cox Joseph Choice Cyrus Cocke Stephen Callloway Comes Jesse 1 Campbell DM Craft Deoson Davice Dickson Douglass II Davidson Richard Drury Erwin Robt Edwards A Edwards Jno Finucane Geo Co I Freeman Jno Foote II Fletcher Fritchie Fitz Patrick Jas Freed Job Grant A Graham Gaines i Good Gallaher Hart A Hooper Hinds Richard Henrv Patrick Ilart 'C HobbsH Hall Lucinda Hutchison A Harrison Ann Harmar Mrs Harriett HarrellEB Hawkins Jno HerronAK BY virtue of the above stated writs, to me directed, I will sell for cash, in the city of Jackson, on the day of April next, the following described lands, to wit northwest quarter section 22, and southwest quarter section 15, township 3, range 3 cast west half northeast quarter, and east half northwest quarter section 10, township 11, jange 7 east west half southwest quarter section 12. ana west half northeast quarter and east half southeast quar'er section 13, township 17, range 2 cast; south half west half northwest quarter section 15, township 11, range 3 east the undivided half of lots number 1, 2, 6 and 7 section 22, lots number 1 and Section 31, lots number and 7 section 15, containing 9G0 acres, lying in Holmes count', being all the land belonging to defendants in said county, section 5, and west half north west quarter of north west quarter section 9, and east half may De soiu logemer, or 11 may ue ui viueu mo inree separate divisions, each affording the most eligible sites for milling and manufactories, with an ample and constant supply of water, and not surpassed by auy ia the State of Mississippi. There'is on the premises, 2 saw-mills, and 2 grist-mills, bolting chest, all in operation.

There are several valuable buildings on the place, with negro cabins, smith shop, work shed, There is a toll bridge over Strong river, at the mills, granted by the Legislature in 1833, for the term of 45 years. Terms 20 per cent, on the purchase money, for the sale of the slaves, to be paid in cash, and the balance on 12 months credit, drawing 8 per cent, interest, for approved notes. The balance of the moveable property will be sold for cash only. The land and mills will be sold on a credit until 1st January, 1811, for approved security, drawing 8 per cent, from day of sale, until paid. The titles are believed to be good, and we will give such titles as are vested in us as trustees.

JOHN FREEMAN, JAMES C. WEEKS, Trustees. March 6, 1810. (PiinterTs fee 11 50) 53-I0t Since our last the charter elections of the City of New York have taken place, and the Demo- crats elected the Major by a majority of 1700 votes, being a gain of about-700 votes since the Jast election. The Democrats carried twelve of WAS COMMITTED TO JAIL, Case Jno Clarke TE Creesmon Jas Cobb Charlotte Cooper II Clarke Dickson Dukes Jas Deshon Elijah Downs Dickson Ann Jane Eidson Eastland Orvill Edwards Fields Richard" Fields Jeremiah Fisher DM Ferrey A Fisher A Fenner Dr Robt Gordon Thos GlaskinsA Gregorie A Grant A II Iltmilton Hope Hazen Hippie Hughes Haven Jno Hart CM Hutchinsc A Hart Mary Hill II northeast quarter section 8, township 14, range 4 WAS COMMITFED TO the jail of Adams county as a runaway, March 31, 1810, by W.

S. Purdue, a negro boy, who calls his name HENRY, and says he belong to Mr. Slaughter, of New Orleans. Said negro is of a copper color has earrings in his ears, blue cottonade pants, a new broad brim chip hat has a scar on his upper lip, high forehead has a downcast look, and had on a silk worsted vest. The owner of the above described negro is requested to comply with the law and pay costs, before he will be discharged.

S. B. STUTSON, Jailor. April 1,1840. (fee 5) 5 2w lot 3 section 20, section lo, range 1 west northeast quarter section 10, township 10, range 2 west.

Levied on as the property of defendants, and will be sold to satisfy said judgments, interest and costs. WM. M. GWIN, Marshal. March 13, 1S10.

POSTPONEMENT. The above sale is postponed until the first Monday of May, instant. WM. M. GWIN, Marshal.

Mayl, 1810. Pr's fee $16 total S32 8-lt MARSHAL'S SALE. Tippah county, Mississippi, on the 25th November, 1839, a negro man, BURTON, about 30 years old, 5 feet 8 or 10 inches high, badly clad, no other clothing with him, and thin visage, wiH weigh about 150 lbs no coat on. Says he runaway from his master, William Hall, near Decatur, Alabama, moving from Georgia to the lower part of Mississippi. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, and take said negro out of jail, otherwise he will be dealt with according to law.

WM. G. STEELE, Jailor. Dec. 13, 1839.

5 41 2 FURTHER NOTICE. will offer the above named negro for sale on Js the 25th day of May next, to the highest bidder for cash, at the court house door of Tippah county, in the town of Ripley, Mississippi, as a runaway slave, agreeably to law in such cases made and provided, if the owner does not come forward, prove his property, pay charges and take him avvav. WM. G. STEELE, Jailor.

May 1, 1S40. BIO 8 2w Circuit Court U.S., Fi. Wanger Harrison vs. J. J.

II. Morris, John Morris, and sureties. Fa. to May term, 1840. the common councilmen and the Whigs five.

This is a good omen. We have no earthly doubt that the voto of the State of New York will be cast for Martin Van Buren at the next Presidential election. The vote of the interior of the State tends to establish the same opinion. The log cabin hard cider cry of the whig party has already spent its force it is no go. -M The town elections in Indiana and Ohio prove that the fanners and mechanics, the real democracy of the country, will stand by the republican administration of Mr.

Van Buren. It is impossible for the federal and aristocratic principles of the whig party to prevail in a community so intelligent as that of the United States. The whigs hope force their destructive doctrines once more into power through the commercial distress of the country, by raising a false clamor as to the real causes of the present condition of the country. It will not do. The people understand that the present state of things flows, from the inculcation of modern whig principles.

It is the legitimate oiispring of their present rotten banks nnd bloated and expanded credit system. It is the natural consequence of that general and wil speculation, mcuced by the doctrines of the whig party, that credit is capital," and that men should live by their wits instead of the honest, industrious, and useful avocations of life. I by BY virtue of the above stated 15. to me directed from the honorable circuit court of the United States for the Southern District of Mississippi, I will sell for cash, in front of the State house in the city of Jackson, on the Monday in April next, all the right, title, and interest of the defendant John Morris, in and to the following described lots, to wit lots No. 1, 2, 7, and 8, of square No.

2 north, lying in the city of Jackson. Levied on as the property of defendant, John Morris, to satisfy debt and cost in the above stated cae. WM. M. GWIN, Marshal, per C.

G. Gilmer, deputy. March 1840. 52-8t-pr. 13 50 POSTPONEMENT.

The above sale is postpom until the first Monday of May, instant. WM. M. GWIN, Marshal. By C.

G. Gilmer, Deputy. May 1, 810. Pi's fee $13 50 total $2t3 8-lt JACKSON MALE ACADEMY. THE undersigned, will open a Male Academy in the city of Jackson, on the first Monday 2d March.

This institution will be permanent, and an experience of 7 or 8 years, in the arduous and responsible duties of imparting instruction, creates the hope, that a liberal patronage will be extended. All the branches which are requisite to enter any College in the United States will be thoroughly taught, and every effort made to advance the moral culture of the pupils. The charges will be per session of 5 months for the Greek and Latin Classes, English Branches, 20,00 Good board, lodging and washing will be furnished by the proprietor for $15.00 per month. M.R.DUDLEY. jan24 47 A PROCLAMATION.

By Alexander G. McNutt, Governor of the Stale of Mississippi. WHEREAS, It has satisfactorily Tepresented to the Executive ot ihis State, that on or about the the 25th day of Jul', A. D. 1839, Beal B.

Rowan, residing in the county of Wilkinson, in said State, did wilfully murder James C. Martin, and is now a fugitive from justice: And whereas, justice and humanily, as well as the safety of society require that the said Beal B. Rowarf should be brought to trial I do therefore issue this my proclamation offering a reward of Three Hundred Dollars to any person or persons who shall apprehend and secure in any jail in the United States of America the said Beal B. Rowan, and I do moreover require all officers, both civil and military, to aid and assist in bringing said offender to answer the charge made against him. Given under my hand and the great seal of the State, at the city of Jackson, on this third day of March, l.

s. A. D. 1810, and of the sovereignty of the State Of Mississippi, the twenty-third. A.

G. McNUTT, By the Governor: TrroiiAS B. Woodward, Secretary ol State. The said Rowan is a middle aged man, about fire feet ten inches high, tolerably grey, and very taciturn. It he remains in this Slate he will probably b3 found in Ad Hail A Higdon Harris Jno 2 Humphries II 2 Hopkins Thos II Hull Spencer Humphries II Henley A Jones Jno Jefries Nancy Jordon 2 Ibby Francis Kent Kenedy Benjamin MARSHALS SALE Arthur Lee vs.

Fi. fa. to May Term. 1810. A PROCLAMATION By Alexander G.

JMcNult, Governor of the Stale of Mississippi. WHEREAS, it has been satisfactorily represented to the Executive of this State, that at the October term of Franklm county Circuit Court, A. D. 1837, an indictment and true bill was found against one Henry A. Spiars, of said county, for a violent'assault and battery upon one Mrs.

Nancy Ray, and the said Henry A. Spiars is iww a fugitive from justice. And whereas, justice and humanity, as well as the safety of society require that the said Henry A. Spia.s should be brought to trial I do therefore issue this my proclamation offering a reward of Two Hundred Dollars any person or persons who shall apprehend and secure in any jail in the United States of America, the said Spiars: and I do moreover require all officers both civil and military, to aid and assist in bringing said offender to answer the charges preferred against him. Given under my hand and the great seal of the State, at the city of "Jackson, this 4 th day of March, in s.

the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty, and of the sovereignty of the Stateof Mississippi the twenty-third. G. McNUTT. By ihe Governor: Thomas B. Woodward, Secretary of DESCRIPTION.

The said Spiars is about 2(5 years of age, five feet 10 inches high, (air skin, blue eyes, long black whiskers, wears his hair rather long and bushy, is talkative and noisy when drunk or when drinking, swears a great deal, of rather slow speech, dresses well and generally rides a good horse. The Natchez Free Trader, Vicksburg Sentinel, New Orleans Times, and the Imeliigencer, Texas, will insert the above three times. March 6, 1840. 1-Gt NOTICE. Walter St.

Clair sureties. Horn Ro' Harroll Hand DP Herzinger II Hively Geo Hanna Jackson Stephen Jones Jordou Jobuson Thos Jones JA. Jenkins Jno Kay Jno Kelley Patrick Karnes Henry Lewis WW Lawrence Lawrence Jno Littlefield Mr Learned CD Lyons Chas I A'oml-s Judson same. Itobt. It.

Jackson vs. The same, Ann Hubball vs. The same. same. virtue of the above stated writs to me directed, I 1) will sell for cash, at the Court-house in Raymond.

A PROCLAMATION, ALEXANDER G. McNUTT, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. Wheeeas, it is provided in the section of the "Act supplementary to an act to incorporate the subscribers to the Mississippi Union approved Feb. 15, 1838, That the President and directors of the Mississippi Union Bank, or the managers thereof, shafl havt? ample power to appoint three commissioners to negCiate and on the fourth Monday in April next, the lot with the improvements, on which the deft. St.

Clair now resides, in Jackson, containing two and a half adjoining the property ot II. L. Dixon, on the south, levied cn as the property ot said St. Clair, to satisfy the above stated judgments, WM. M.

GWLNT, Marshal By F. S. Ik nt, Deputy. THE PROSPECTS OF DEMOCRACY. In no section of the Union can the democratic cause be said to be losing ground.

The whigs have gained no State which they did not possess before, and the democrats have lost none. On the contrary all the appearances show the progressive advance of the democratic principle. It is usual for the whig party to boast of what they icill perform; but they seldom have an opportunity of vaunting their exploits after the battle has been fought. March IS, IS 10. 2-Gt Pr's fee 810 add 10 POSTPONEMENT ams or Franklin counties, as he has brothers residing ia sell the state bonds, provided for in the 5th section of the act incorporating the subscribers to the Mississippi Union Bank, in any market within the United States, or in any foreign market, under such rules and regulations as may be adopted by said president and directors, or managers, not inconsistent with the provisions of the charter of said bank: Provided, said bonds shall not be sold under their par value; and that said commissioners shall not accept of any commission or agency from any other banking or railroad company whatsoever, for the dispo both of those counties.

Latourette Jno Lewis LB Lynch Labauve Felix Leach Francis Lachance Jno Lynch Maddox A McCool Jno 2 Mann Jno McDougallJno Moore Leml Mount 1 Marsh Washington Miller JC MirickEli McCorry Genl II Migill Aug Moore Geo McLaran Jas 2 Norcom Norman Wm The above sale is postponed until the fust Monday of HE undersigned having sold, on the 1st inst, their entire interest in the Drus: Store here 0'The Vicksburg Sentinel, Natehez Free Trader, New Orleans Times, and Intelligencer, Texas, will in-sert the weekly for three weeks. Jackson; March 13, 1S40 1-Gt instant. WM. M. GWIN, Marshal.

By F. S. Hunt, Deputy. Mav 1, 1340. Pr's fee, total $25 It MARSHAL'S SALE.

We have an abidir. faith in the good sense of ife sal of any bonds for the raising of money, or act as agents for the procuring of loans upon the pledge of real estate for the benefit of any other corporation." And whereas, it is further provided by the charter of said bank, that two and a half per cent, shall be paid on the Arthur Brower v. Mav Circuit Court of the Un States, Fi. Fa. to term.

1810. McDonald Melvin MissElizth McGinnis McDufiyM McKerma Moore Mary Montgomery Alex McMurran McMarran Quitman Marsh SB Moore Dickerson McDougallWA -Mullms Jno or Jos Maher Jno Noble Alex Norton Jno O'Brien CR Perck II Perkins A Pillerd Saml Pearson Perkins DP Peters II McKinstry, Puckett Co the people. We do ot believe they can be indu ced to abandon the principles of civil and consti tofore belonging-to Steed, Montgomery Lang-ley, to Dr. Jos. F.

Montgomery, all persons having claims against said establishment will present them to him for settlement and those indebted to it are requested to make immediate payment to him, who alone is authorized to receive said and to use the name of the firm in liquidation only. WILLIAM STEED, WILLIAM S. LANG LEY. Jackson, April lO, 1840. 84 5 3w NEW FIRM.

stock at the time of subscribing, by each' stockholder. fa. to May Term, 1840. ina wnereas, tne said advance nas not been made by tutional liberty advocated by the democratic party any resident stockholder of this' state, either at the time of Robbins, Painter Co. vs.

Thos. Graves and sureties. H. R. W.

Hill Co. vs. and to embrace the destructive doctrines of the subscription or since and consequently no individual fa. i. Term, to May 1840.

federal whigs of the present day. Such an aban stGcicneider nas acquired any right to stock in said bank And whereas, no part of said charter authorizes the Mis John S. Gooeh sureties. donment of patriotism is not for a moment to be sissippi Union Bank to hypothecate all or any portion of Fi fa. to tne bonds ol the state delivered to said bantr or to sell Z.

X. Herndcn, vs. Term. May 1810. Powers James Parker Cincinati Proctor Wm Puckett Saml Perkins Jesse i them.

on a credit, or take less than their par value there S. M. Puckett, for in gold and silver. And whereas, the exchange of 2 4 attributed to the people of this country. The people will not be guilty of again re-esta biishing the system of high tariffs, of interna! Warren Halcomb, said bonds, or any portion thereof, for the present liabih JOS.

F. MONTGOMERY having, on the' 1st inst, sold one half of the stock of Drugs, heretofore belonging to Steed, Montgomery Langley, to O. O. Woodman, the bu Same HOWARD HUTCHINSON'S DIGEST of the STATUTE LAWS of the STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. 1840.

This work embraces all the laws in Poindcxlers Code, as well as the statutes since adopted. THE undersigned have just publislied and will furnish shortly to members of the profession, and others. THE STATUTES or THE ST AT OF MISSISSIPPI, Of a Public and General Nature, WITH THE CONSTITUTIONS OF THE UNITED STATES AND OF THIS STATE, AP IX, Containing Acts of Congress affecting Land Tides, Naturalization, $., A AT A TT A T. vs mb, rkett Samuel M. Puc ties of the bank, or for any other depreciated paper, would be subversive of the spirit of the charter of the brmk, and ruinous to the good people of the state of Mis an I sureties improvements by.

the general government, and a National Bank. Above all the people will not siness will hereafter be conducted, at the same sissippi. Ana whereas, no corporation can exerci Rankin Wm Rains Jno 2 Kawlings Jno IT Same. again return to this rctten paper system establish- powers not specially granted in the act of incorporation, and every act transcending its authority is absolutely null and void J. Dick, vs.

Samuel M. Packett. United States, vs. rfri by the whig party. It is in vain for the whig- Same.

to deny being' the authors of this system. They And whereas, I have good reason to apprehend that an illegal attempt will be made either to hypothecate five millions of bonds of the state of Mississippi, issued last John E. Richardson, et al cannot escape the paternity. The journals jecir anu aeiiverea to the managers ot the Mississippi place, under the style and firm of Montgomery Woodman. They will keep constantly on hand a general assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Soaps, Window Glass, Perfumery, Chewing and mokin Tobacc nuffs, Segars; ru shes pa int, hair, whisker, nail, tooth, horse and Sand Paper, Pencils, Sealing Wax, Black Sand; Ink-black, blue and red besides a variety of Fancy Articles all of which they will self on reason every State Legislature the Union will estab Peters Darneal, vs.

Plumrner Packett Same. i Kjn.oa ijant, or to sen them on a credit, or lor paper money, or to exchange said bonds for the post notes and lish the fact, that the whig party have uniformly omer liabilities ol the Union Bank now not virtue of the above stated fi. to me directed votedfor the multiplication of these corporations. from the honorable circuit court of the U. States Richards Jeremiah Roberson Geo Rogers Genl Rider Henry Smith Wm Selden Sorsby Jno Smoot Mrs Smith A Scott Geo Smith Jno Smith Wm Shelmire Sanders Lewis Stevenson Jno Stewart James Thrasher Jno Trahern Sarah Uhler Wm Vernon Vicker for the southern district of Mississippi, I will sell, for They have been uniform in their support of the Showalter Isaac Shff Hinds Co Spann Chs Say res Ann JaDe Sayres Schafer Freidrick Stanton Smalley Shaw Jelila Sloat Alex Smith Tolbert Wm 1 Of Forms, for Clerks, Sheriffs, Justices of cash, in irontoi the fetate house the city of Jackson worth sixty cents to the dollar.

And whereas the state of Mississippi is in no bound for the redemption of the present circulation of the Mississippi Union Bank, or for her other liabilities. And whereas, this state has already incurred a large debt for the purposes of banking, and from the situation of the institutions to paper system. They have for years, until recent on the 4th Monday in April next, all the risrht, title, and interest of the defendant Packetr. in and to the following Jv, been loud in their denunciations of the demo described lands, to wit: one plantation, 10 miles south ot crats for opposing th.3 banking system and the which it has been confided, there is no prospect that the jacsson, ilmds county, known as Momsville, con rr i i bonds, which are the evidences of said debt, can bepaid taimr ijsw acres, more or less, io wii southwest Quar credit system. It is now too late for them to to the holders thereof by said banks and the state itself ter of section i3, and west half of southeast quarter of IO 1 1 1 1 r.

1 change their ground. has no means oi relundmg either principal or interest to fiioii io, ixie uoiui nun ui wesi nan oi me nonnwest said bond holders, except by onerous taxation, lo which quarter of section 24, and east halt of southeast quarter ol section 23, of township 4, range 1 west; the east half The Nashville papers bring news of the death mere is every reason to believe, the people ol the state will not submit, and which, in all probability they will not have the ability to sustain if thev were disposed to of southeast quarter of section 10, the southwest quarter of section 11. the south half of northwest quarter of sec 2 of the Hon. Hugh L. White.

Vancleave Jno'a VeitchG bear the burthen. It would, therefore, be a fraud upon tion 11, the west half of section 1 1, and the north half of An Association has lately been formed in Paris the people of this state were any more state bonds nego east half or northeast quarter ol section 14, the south half of northeast quarter of section 15, the east half ot for the purchase of State stocks. They would .7 WestR tiated on other than legal terms, and also a fraud upon the purchasers of these securities who would take them upon a misplaced confidence of ultimate payment. And soutaeast quarter ol section lo, and south hall ot west half of southeast quarter ot section 15, of township 4, do well to establish a society to pay the bonds. SUB-TREASURY.

range i west also, the ionowmg ciescriDea lots, ivinz the city of Jackson, to wit, lot number 2, square number whereas, the constitution enjoins upon the Executive to take care that the laws be faithfully I have therefore thought proper to issue this, my proclanuition, 1 north, square number 8 south, the present residence of The whigs are clanorous because the demo warning au persons ana corporations not to advance mo Williamson Woold ridge Saml -Wall Saml WheelessWJ Wheelan Mr Woodward Wm Wis-jrins Winter Whitney Thos Washington Wiggs Lot White Williamson Mt.s A WatkinsM II 3 Woolridge 2 Williamson Christian Weir Pe'er Walls Martha Walton Nathan Womack Williams 2 Williams Mai WiltseHA Wright Mary JDr.AIlen also.l ten acre lot, number 5 the town of Jackson. Also, the following nero slaves, viz Ky, Lucinda, Martha, Plcnw, Milton, Lige, Kiziah, Charles, able terms lor cash. They have employed a gentleman of high character and considerable experience as an to take charge of their business, and they are confident that all duties that properly belong to his vocation will be promptly, correctly, and faithfully attended to by him! JOS. F. MONTGOMERY.

O. O. WOODMAN. Jackson, April 10,1840. 5 3w A PROCLAMATION -By Alexander G.MclYutt, Governor of the State of Mississippi.

-XKF tIEREASi ic has been satislactoiily represented to the Executive of the State that on or about the 20th of September last, A. D. 1839, Sampson Ainsworth, residing in the county of Smith, in said State, did wilfully murder Alson Shelby, and is now a fugitive from justice. And whereas, justice and humanitv, as well as the safety of society, require that the said Sampson Ainsworth should be brought to trial. I do therefore issue this, my proclamation, offering a reward of three hundred dollars to any person or persons who shall apprehend and secure in any jail in the United States of America, the said Sampson Ainsworth; and I do moreover require all officers, both civil and military, to aid and assist in bringing said offender to answer the charge made against him.

Given under my hand and the great seal ol the State, at the City of Jackson, this 3d day of March', l. s. A. DISIO, and of the sovereignty qf the of Mississippi the twenty-third. A.

G. McNUTT, By the Governor: Tuomas Woodward, Secretary of State. DESCRIPTION. The said Sampson Ainsworth is about six feet high and has a piece bit out of the side of his nose also bas' coarse curly black hair. ney or securities or credits, on the hypothecation of said bonds, or to receive the same in exchange for the circulation or other liabilities of the Mississippi Union Bank, or to purchase the same on a credit or for a less sum than their par value in specie, or on any other terms not ex OrUDert, xvlary Jane and enna, Jim.

lttie, Joe, Ben. Lille, Rose and child. -i Levied on as the property of defendant, Samuel M. crats have not yet parsed this measure through the IIouso of Representatives. The truth is, that the whigs been staving off every important measure this session of Congress by making long speeches and wasting the time of Congress.

The whigs are resolved to stave off every iinpotMt measure, if possible. JP.uckett, to satisfy the love stated case and cost. pressly authotized by the charter ol said bank. All such sales, hypothecations and exchanges being unauthorized by law, would not be in any manner binding upon the -trie Peace, Constables, Occ. BY V.

E. HOWARD A. HUTCHINSON, New OrlcansPullished by E. Johns tj' C0- Stationers' Hall, 1840. The above work, of nearly 1000 pages, nn'al printed on beautiful paper, and bound in the "best law style, may be had at our store in New leans, or at the below named agents, at 12 per copy in SrrxiK, or the value thereof.

Natchez, A Lacoste, Woodville, West, cashier, Jackson, Wilkinson, Union Bank. nowam, Rodney, Jos Lawton, cashier, Port Gibson, Muncaster, cashier, Raymond, A Hutchinson, Vicksburg, Ftancis lisle', Columbus, Leech, Manchester, Hyatt, cashier, Benton, Gravson, Holly Springs, Goodmnn. cashier, Lexington, Grayson, cashier. Canton, John Monroe, cashier, Gallatin, Taylor, cashier, Montieello, John "Carson, cashier, Grand Gulf, Callender, cashier, Liberty, wm Seott, cashier, Augusta, wG Crawley, cashier, Macon, John Davies, cashier, -Ripley, Samuel Craig, cashier, Ponola, Ptatner, cashier, Jackson, Feb. 21,1840.

51-tf GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED. I OFFER for sale, at a very low price, a tract of laud containing 720 acres, on'the road midway bstween Jackson and "Clinton, 100 acres enclosed ami cultivated this year in corn. There are some cabins on the place, but no dwelling house. The land lies on each side oi the road, and is as rich as any in the neighborhood. Also, the live acre Lot on which I now live, general known as" The Garden." The lot fronts on bUiie street and is well improved good houses, a good cistern and one of the best gardens in the State, filled wj the finest sh rubber)', fruit trees, that could be obtained from Prince's Garden, New York.

The above property belong to my wife, but wi.l -sold at a fair valuation in payment of any debts I ma owe, or a great bargain will be given for cash. T. B. J. I1ADLET.

-Oct. 4, 133 l-u VV iU. M. WIN, Marshal. per C.

G. Gilmer, deputy. March .6, IS 10. 53-8t-pr. S2 50 (addSlO) (add $10) POSTPONEMENT.

good people of this state, as thev would be in contraven- Young Wm York Cars lion of the terms upon which the faith of the state has been pledged. rjrPersons calling for the above letters ill please The above sale is postponed un il the first Monday of say they are advertised. UNION BANK. iviay, instant. JUJ.1JN 11.

CHILES, P. M. May 1, 1840. We lerirn that Judge Cage has "ruled upon the WM. M.

GWIN, Marshal. By C. G. Gilmer, Deputy. May 1, 1840.

Pr's fee $22 50 total $Go S-It circuit, that notes taken, by the Union Bank which upon their face bore interest at the rate of ROBERT J. WALKER, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. LOST. In testimony whereof, ALEXANDER McNUTT, Governor ot the state aforesaid, have caused the great seal of the state to be hereunto afilxed. Given under my hand at the city of Jackson, this second day of March, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty, and of the sovereignty of the state of Mississippi the twenty-third.

A. G. McNUTT. By the Governor THOS. B.

WOODWARD, Secretary of State. A warrant of the Auditor on the State Treasury of "TT7'1LL attend to all business entrusted to his care in VV the Supremo Court of the United States. JT-Mississippi, for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS. April lu. 5- tf The number is 913, and is filled in the handwriting of the Auditor of Accounts (Col.

Sannders)and is made v. nee, una cy mm enaorsea. i.ne older of said Warrant will do well to inform the sub A CARD. Law notice. scribers, as the payment of it been formed at the FERDINAND PlNKARD.

(FORMERLY OF VIOKSECRG, Treasury. c. M. PRICE. ten per the same being intended for renewal, were usurious and void, and could not be rc- RULES OF THeTugH COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEALS, ADOPTED AT ITS JANUARY TERM, 1840.

Ordered, That heret.fter, when a case is readied on the docket, if no counsel appear on either side, or when no counsel be marked on the docket, the case shall be smissed Provided, how XJL OLNEl L. HOWARD, have assnr iteA thm GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, Jackson, Apnl 3, 1840. A. SKINKLE. The Columbus Democrat and Natchez Fipp Tw.lpr will copy the above three times.

0lbe Sentinel, Vicksburg, Eastern Clarion, Times, New Orleans, and Intelligencer, Texas, will publish the above weekly, for three weeks. Jackson, March j.fjt sissippi. January 30, 1833, 47 GALVESTON, TEXAS. Dec. 27, 41-3ia selves in the practice of Law.

They will attend all th courts at Jackson, aid the circuitjeourts of the counties of Hinds, Rankin, Madison, Attala, Leake, Neshcba Yazoo, Holmes, Carroll, and Yalobusha. office of Messrs Hays Howard, at Jacksom Mr HOWARD'S HSPORTS, STj'The Jarkcon Mississippian, Vicksburg Sentinel, and Whi2, Louisville Journal, and Lexington, Ky. Reporter will give the above 12 insertions, and forward ac- will keepaD cilice i Benton. Yazoo emmtv iUR SALii at Green's Drug tJtor Nov. 12, 1839.

1, 2 3 vols 3 iff HENRY W. BROWN, Attorney and Counsellor a Law, Benton, Yazoo county Mi -Dec. is? 71 43, our's to ura-nd (iwf (- be addressed at either placp. 3 Jarkn, Jan. 21, 1SJ0 17 tf.