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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-12
fCoRRESP0 NDGNCE

CoNINGT0S, Feo. ~, i-i-,
Sr The undersigned were appointed COMMITTEE
~, rresoondence IN order 10 appr!se you oil your no.
-.,,.ion by the Convention winch assembled III ms
IN IN. 4lst astaat. 10 select suitable person 10
- vo,.t Tor hs the Democracy oi their Senatorial
s,-rt :, represent them the next Senate ot "
-o. In GIVING sou this Information, we ieeI ~ TO De
tB,y frankly 10 announce 10 you the Sronno upon
.,a,,h Won unanimously received the nomination,
.fs- however, the Botetourt delegation withdrew
tom the Convention upon question OF scalihs Tue
ratio Of voting according 10 population \ commit
80, # NO from ract! Of the remaining counties were
sa,ae % report t.e name OF some lndivdra! 10 the
Convention la ! short time yonr name was announced
.,4a Convention One OF the delegates from Roanoke
AS hen called upon make known 10 the Conven-
,5n your views relation 10 the James l,ver ana ma
NAM, Improvement. and the Southwestern McAdam-
.lec Road whether case the progress oil Tue james
Rar Improvement would have 10 De stayed, IN o!ee1
mat the Southwestern read nlght De put IN progress
which Of the two schemes you would adhere 10: me
de .egae from Roanoke assured the Conventions 'ha'
ne vas NJ, q more uncompromIsing friend to the
James River improvement 20 De found IN l'e d.s'fc'-
-s b had feolenily heard YOU say that the finances
.,,e Sale could scarcely be reduced low, that you
would not vote for an appropriation with view to ITS
,oInoiet.on-anG he declared !, his deliberate con-
g,c:ion that YOU would adhere zeaousy To the James
+ ser Improvement, 10 the contingency above cited
" therefore hope that you Will feel yourself tree 10
accept tae nomination upon the ground that II was
ss-- Respectfully
Your obedent servants,
SAMUEL. CARPENTER, Jr.
JAMES .. HOBBS,
DOUGLAS 3 LAYNk,
ms NcC,lIrY. ESQ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-12

night say the unreasonable length of the session Of The
General Assembly-nor am | yet satisfied of havin
aeored under false mpression-On the contrary still
believe, that could that law have been carried out into
iuil erect would have contributed very materially
that desirable object also voted against its repeal on
every vote had an opportunity of giving, as the re
cord OF The ayes and upon the Journal will show.
On the final passage of the repeating bill-whie yet
under discussion, it being o'clock in the evening,
and myself laborng under ndsposi;ion and for that
reason wishing not TO expose myself 10 the night air
the House beng in great confusion, and the member
from pit,svivana having the floor, declared 1t to be his
intention not TO yield "nnta daybreak," unless
ne could be heard with something ike attention; and
thinking 1t might be a.e before the would be
ken LETT the Hall If | had been present. you would
have found my vote, in quite contrary direc
ton TO where find il in the Enquirer of this morning
for, should unhes,a,ingy have voted against its
peal. Yours, respectfully,
CHARLES QUlLLlN.
nj = >
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-12

=
II. The Members of the General Assembly iavora
Bile 10 a reapportonment representation are invited
ia meet in the Senate Chamber on Saturday evening"
nn'clc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-12

n We are authorized to announce John Powell
ESD as the Democratic candidate TO represen; the
county of Fairfax, in the next House OF Delegates OF
Virginia By NAVY Voters.
The Wings have not vet taken The field in Fairfax.
Yet if Powell and his friends bu, DO their duty, we must
carry the day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-12

The Wing Caucus Of Aloemare have nominated
Dr. HARpIS MAssIE the cocandidate OF AIr- Alex
anter R,ves. The Charlottesville Jetefsohian gives
an amusing account OF the lahors of the Caucus and
the delivery Of their candidate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-12

The Resumption Bill has passed he Legislature OF
MARYLAND time Of Resumption, first Of May) Vote
in the House for the bill, SO to land in the Senate
IA TOD
The Resumption Bill has passed IN PenHsy.an,"'
Vote in the Iou.e Of Representatives, Cot 10. In tl
Senate, 81 to H. Il only wants ihe Governor s'g"l-
ture to become law Of the land. C1he Resumption
il 10 take eff-c. from the passage nf the acil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-12

We decline the publicatio of the Communication,
which proposes 10 nominate VIM B. Randolph Esq.
of Chaisworth as a candidate for this Sena,or'a DIS
,rct We understand. that Mr.. Randolph IS "hrmy re-
solved not to be candidate and cannot possibly serve
ven though 5y possibility he might be elected
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-12
Marriages.

Married IN Norfolk, Thursday monins ihr 81 las, :, 'e
Rev samuel j. Ca.sr Mr. ilaE, G NcFHiEfiSsl o. re''
burg 10 Mss Tsono, GOOD. Of The former pace
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-12

r IL Ne'sts Samuel Carpenter, ST, james o Hobbs,
Douglas l.ayn-
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-22
(Ftom the Globe of the 9Th Oct.)
D0INGS AT DAYTON.

1t appears from the bulletin given
i'll this mornings National Intelligen-
Ger, and letters published in the Bal
more Sun and the Madisonian, that
all the migratory hordes of Whiggery
were assembled at Dayton, to give in
their adhesion (as their banners pro-
claimed) to "THE SAME OLD
COON OF $780," This gathering
of the swift flying masses of Whggery,
to roost together, like pigeons, for a
single night at Dayton, had no other
object than to put in motion the trav-
cling voters Of Whiggery of the three.
adjoining States of Indiana, Kentuc-
ky, and Ohio; who, receiving their
orders from the chiefs, and their sup
plies fIom the State banks, (whoSe
charters are staked on the election,)
will thence set out to mfeSt all the diff
ferent polls which they can reach, and
at which it is thought a foreign pla-
toon of suflrages may turn the scale of
parties.
Kentucky, we have no doubt, will,
furnish DULLES to drive off rightful vo
tiers, and to drive in wrongful one
enough to turn the election in many
township, where the Democrats ara
in the majority, Indiana Whiggeryo
too, all along the line of Ohio countess
bordering that State, will do its part
and we shall again hear of the ballot
boxes announcing population on
that side Of Ohio, as we'll as on the RI
yer next to Kentucky, far exceeding
that ascertained by the late census
That our readers may have taste
of the style i'll which this new carous
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-22
TRUSTEES SALE!,

II Y virtue of a Deed of Trust to me
executed by Edward Hamilton for
certain purposes therein named and
Recorded in Book d Pages ia, lis,
ll6, & III, in the office ofthe Clerk of
the Probate Court of Leake County,
Miss | will expose to public sale to the
highest bidder for cash, on Monday,
2lst day of November 1912, the fol-
lowing described Tract of Land, to-
wit:
North East quarter of Section No.
26, Township IL, Range East, stu
ate lying and being in the County of
Leake, in the said State of Mississippi
on which said Land and premises
there is a 1illl seat, on which saw
Mill is now situate, also the follow
ing personal property, to-wit:
twenty-five head of Cattle, Three
work Oxen, one road Wagon, Forty
head of Hogs one Black Mare & Colt
Five Feather Beds and Furniture,
One hundred bushels of Corn, and two
Stacks of Fodder. .l
| will convey such title only as is
invested in me CD Trustee.
E. b. w. KIRKSEY.
Trustee.
Oct. 81 II ids
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-22

A VALUABLE BoY.-"What can
you do asked traveller of country
urchin whom he saw in front of far
mer's house, tickling a toad with a
long straw. go, | can do MORN con-
Siderable; rides the turkeys to water,
milks the geese, cards down the old
rooster, puts up the pigs tails in pa
per to make 'em curl, ham-strings the
grasshopperS, makes fires for flies to
court by, keeps tally for dad and ma
my when they Scold at a mark, and
cuts the buttons off dads cort when
he's at prayer in the mornin -
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-22

Tho hisieiy u ihs disllopslsiisd sis's'
mss, ltawa thpuehoal ihs eesahy ~
. lhis neutrality-suspicious., fo'eibly illasiai'
lks siuoba. ~ pefevsfsase, hiins
Interesting pdieols" Of bis lie 'fe ri''
~ ~ the Wsjaa 20. (Iad) lieooid, sud
Gom lbo,e We learn, that, some lveoiy
ysafs aro, Ewiaa, thea poor pennfless
youag msa. commenced euiiiaa wood ~
lhp employment ~ NJ Ch~ie' B,oDo,
~ HAT tine lhe pfoPfislof Of lhe kannw
ba Salt Wohs, NJ dollar per day .--Ai-
~ labonng ten hours pof day, no would
spend great portion Of tho night inP of
I log over bis books H. this situation be
continued for some considerable tine, IN.
III his sobfcly and industrious habits in
Jooed Nh Brown TO give him the place
Of oversecr. IN which capacity ho rcmain-
cd for several years. Wishing TO rise a
little higher In the world, bo finally rent
ed tbs works from NJ Brown, paying him
annually therefor. a certain number o.
bushels Of Salt This arrangement PROV.
ing lucrative, Mr.. Ewing was enabled to
give up work, and devote his time txclu
sively TO books. After leaving the Salt
Works, he studied The profession of law,
and FOR several years, Mr.. Brown, his old
employer, heard nothing of uim, until
some public occasion, happening in Charlie
sson Couu House, he was surprised TO
see his old wood'cut:ef making a speech
He listened to him III utter astohishment;
at length being unable TO contain himself
any longer, no exclaimed SO as to be au.
dible throughout the buiIding:-WeH done
Tom Vel done 10m!" This once hum.
Die wood. cuttur has won for himself
name that will live as long as the records
f our country exists! He has filled the
several situations Of a Representative in
he Legislature OF his adopted State, TO. ] |
nelnUar Of the lower House in Congress-
senator Of the u. s., and lastly, Secre,a.
y Of the Treasury, under the lamented
harrison.
VIVA. an example for the youths of our
ountry TO initiate, snj il difficulties beset
heir way. lie. them remember that the Ma
ahwa wood'cuuer encountered and over
a me them all, land has woA for himself the
unanimous exclamation Of "WeLidonc
'om!"-Sn. Chron.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-22
Tao Collectors Sale,
In ChUctaw County mississippi.

Twill offer Tor sale to the hghes. bidder 70
cash at the court house door of Choctaw county
Mi. at Greensborough, on monday the 9TH day
of November next (l642) within The hours pre-
scrIbed by law the following property viz: The
south east Of sec no % III township no 20 n of
range no Z east, containing 100 acres, assessed
as being granted to and as the property of P.
HOPES, II moore, aud will be sold or so much
thereof at will satisfy the state and county tax
es due for the years eighteen hundred and forty
and eighteen hundred and fony-one, and all
legal cost thai may accrue thereon. Amount OF
taxes due for the years eighteen hundred and
forty and forty zone, So Is cents,
II. BUCK, IA e. c C MI.
August 6, 1912. z tbs prs tee IA dols.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-22
Tux OLLECTOR'S S.7LE
IL Ghoctaw County Mississippi.

will offer for sale to the highest bidder for
cash AT the court house door OF Lhoctaw county
Mi. at GrceuSboIough, on Monday the 7th day
of November mex, (lB42) within the hours pr,.
scribed, by law the following property viz: Ihe
north 4 aud the and 4 OF the sw Of sec
Io27 IN township ~ 20 north of range no east
continuing $50 l6-lOO acres, assessed as being
granted To and as the property OF M Hamer,
} Il MARSHALL aud l. NJ wiley, aud will be sold or
so much thereof as will satisfy the state and
county taxes due 10, the year l84l, and all legal
cost tina, may accrue thereon. Amour, OF taxes
for the yeal l84l, Sll w cents.
II. BUCK, A & C Mi.
August 8, 1912. tbs prs fee Ia dolls.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-22
Tux COLLECTOR'S .S.4LE
IL ChoCtaw County Mississippi

IN Choctaw County Mississippi
will offer for sale to the highest bidder for
cash at the court house door OF Choctaw county
Nj. a, Grensboruugh. on Monday the 7th day
Of November mex, (iS42) within the hours pre-
scribed by law the following property viz: The
north west 1 aud the W 4 Of the e and the
" 4 Of the sw and the W 4 of the Sc 4 Of sec
no % in tow nsh,p no ~ north OF range no Teas,
containing 4Ol 3i-lOO acres, assessed as being
granted 10 and as the PROPERTY of NJ b Iiamer
IN MARSHALL and l. NJ Wiley, & will be sold, or
90 much thereof as will satisfy the state and
county taxes due for the year l84l, and all legal
cost that may accrue thereon. Amount OF taxes
due for l84l, S. "a cents.
II. BUCK, T A & &C Gnu
August 6, 1912. ids prs fee ID dolls.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-22

N ChoeIaw coNaIy Mh.I.,lrrl-

~HffFN
vii sasf fof sale N NE hisLs,,t,.
dsf ~ esib - lbs eoen hsnas dss' =
cboctsw sgnhij, ST. NJ Ossssss,s..a
~ Monday ihs Jib day ~ Np,smLs, 49, W..
O5il) wnhia ,be boon prescribed 4,
law, tho following pfopsny, via TI
nofih east ~ and ihs NJ u ihssva,,
sec no q 10 'osnship NO " north Of po,s
NO onsi, containing $40 aefss. AMI ~
state and counly taxes dno ihe,cs. g.,
tho year 1911, aj7gi.g cents.
Also the east half NJ ibs north West ~,
and VI II The W a. of 500 no In ,ows.
ship no ~ north Of range no 7 east. con.
inininpiG0 G.lOO scfcs. Amount If siAto
and county taxes due thereon fbf No wa,
1871. 81 ~ eu6,s.
Also the west half Of tho W n, of an,
no . In township no ~ north Of ,an,. ..
: east, containing 30 35.l0O acres. Ar,,
OF state and county taxes duo lhereo m 70,
the year ISii, TO cents, all assessed a.
being granted to and MS the properly Of
James Zachary and VIM. l. Car. and
will be sold or 40 much thereof IA w,n
satisfy the state aud county taxes duo fl,
the year iSiI, aud all legal costs tina, NAV
accrue thereon,
II. BUCK. TAs ewi
August q, lsi2. tds prs fee sci
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-22

lhseaf
nneif bsnf n.'oj Ny h,'w''.
sat gsnsmi ts.,ash al lHl spihafif
IuutoG 1lntHII 8at rtut rri7ap NJ per
taa. ibsl in ,ualsmrl VI iHr pi'ihs bs'f''
neaiuf lisbu.m, .blII wfa., sb'n bs ~
ihty may c,ny tif lbeIf child Of chil'
ipa 10 81 lawml mi0Istf ~ lba county
Whole he N hey dvtll, ~ have them
bahGsed. shalt W. smciesd lwo iboesand
pounds Of Tobacco halt 10 Tie PARISH.
and bHf 10 Hs elofmet' Passed
lCCg)
"Chsplsf " Az Act tot the punish
mcol NJ soandalous persons.
81, Whereas, many babbllog women
slaodcf and seandalzc their ncighbots'
lof which their poor husbands arc often
involved In clatgcablo and yoSahous suits
and cast IN great damag'es'
"2. he II therefore enacted by the M.
lborily aforesaid, That IN actions Of SLAM
der, occaeioncd by tho Wife, after Judge
mUnt passed Tor Tho damages, the womdn
shall be panished Nv Duchiog; and II the
SANDER be SO enormous as to be adiudged |
at greater damages than Five Hundred |
Pounds OF Tobacco, then tho woman TO |
suffer Ducking for each live Hundred
Pound of Tobacco adjudged against the
husband, if he refuse TO pay the IObac'
co.."
As an act was passed in 1905, for "the
building and maintaining, of prisons, pill |
Iories, wkipping-posts, stocks and duek-
ing stools in every county," VIC may in in
Ter that this last quoted Act was not ouf'
erred TO remain dead letter, aud that oc'
:asionally the husbands Of these "babling
women" were ungallaut enough ''to re.
use to pay tobacco. "-BOstO" Daily l
Nail {
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-22
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
In Cboctaw Countv Mississippi,


will offer for sale TO the highest bid
der for cash, at the court house door OF
Choctaw County Miss. at Greensborodgh,
on Monday the 7th Day of November,
next (lS42) within the hours prescribed
by law, the following property viz: The
east hf ofnw or and the hf of Q or
Of sec no "a in township no 20 north Of
range no east containing 1859 72.l0O
acres, assessed as being granted to and as
the property Of Geo. w. Gill and will be
sold or 30 much thereof as will satisfy
the state and county taxes due for lS4l'
and all legal costs that may accrue there
on. Amt taxes due 50 Is cents,
II. BUCK, T A&c mi.
Angus, 6, 1912. ids prs fee $l4.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-22
IAX COLLECTORS sale,
la Choctaw Comfy Mississippi.

III IHoeta" Sohh'J "issiSeiPPs
will offer for sale to the highest biduer 70
cash at the court house door Of Choctaw county
Mi. at Greensborough, on Monday the TIA day
of November next (l842) within the hours pre-
scrbed by law the following property viz: The
south east 4 Of the n OF sec no 26 in towns'p
no 90 north OF range 10 east, containing 40 d
100 acres, assessed as beng granted to and as
the properly of John X. Oaks, and will be sold,
or so much thereof as will satisfy the state and
county taxes due for the year l34l and all legal
cost that may accrue thereon. Amount Of taxes
due for l84l, SO cents
H BUCK, Az C C mi.
August s, I842. Z ids prs fee Ia dolls.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-22
Blue L.3JVS IN VIRGLNL4-T TIE
EaLUE OFA WOM4N'S TONGUE IN
TOB.4CCO,

Good old Connecticut-the Gland O
steady habits" as she is called, though
some Of her habits, political ones, for in
stance, are deuced unsteady oues-has OBJ.
tanned most unenviable reputation on &C.
cunt of the famous "blue laws" of her
progentors. But in the matter of the
claws" aforesaid, common fame has
done her great injustice or rather i,
has heaped obliquy upon her otherwise
fair escutcheon, while other common
wealths much more deserving of censure
for the stern and vexatious ilIiberaity Of
their laws, have passed off for pure de-
mocracies. The last Southern Literary
Messenger contains a brief notice of the
"Old Laws OF Virginia." by which it
would seem that, if "blue laws" mean
hard laws, her Legislators gave encourage
ment to indigo long before her people cul-
tivated it. We quote the following.
"Chapter Ill. An Act against persons
that refuse to have their children babtis-
cd.
"Whereas, many sbismatical persons'
either out of averseness 10 the orthodox
established religion, or on. OF the new
tangled conceiis of their own heretical i'm |
venton, refuse 10 have their children bah
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-22
Tx COLLECTOR'S .S.qLE.
10 Choctaw County Mississinni.

will offer fer sale to the highest bidder for
cash at the court house door of Choctaw county
Mi. at Greensborough, on Monday the 7th day
ofNovember next (I342) within the hours pre- !,
scrbed by law the following property viz: The
west Of the " of section no 81 in township no
20 north of range no Z east, containing 10 49,
90 acres, assessed as being granted to and as the
property OF Hopes aud moore, and will be
sold or so much Thereof as will satisfy the state
and county taxes for the year l84l, and all legal
cost that may accrue thereon. Amount of taxes
due for the year I84l 81 cents.
II. BUCK, ia & ocMi
August 6, 1912. tbs prs fee IA doIs
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-22
Oct. 81
RANGERS NOTICE.

TNaken up by Jane G. Lony on
II the 10th day of October, lS42,
A MARE MULE,
about fourteen hands high, stout built,
OF a Sorrel color, dark red stripe a.
cross her shoulders, a small white spot
on each side of her withers, shod all
round, and about six years old, ap-
praised by +. NJ. Ball and S. G. Wat
son to sixty dollars.
VAN s, BELL,
Ranger " county.
October %, 1912 IL 81
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-22

WHERE ARE THEY?-The number
who have lived upon the earth has
been estimated at 27,OO0,OOO, 700, 600
600. This sum when divided bv 81,
$4,000 the number ofsquare miles OF
land, gives l,3li,522, 076 to square
rod, and five to a s1uate foot !suppose
a square rod capable of being divided
into twelve graves, each grave would
contain an hundred persons, so that
the whole earth has been 100 times
dug over to bury its inhabitants, sup
posing they had been equally distribu-
ted. Were the bodies laid upon the
sutace they would cover the land to
the depth of 100 feet.-Sat. chron.
Our devH wishes to know where
50 many people will find room to
stand, at the "Day of Judgement"
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-22
Extract from the letter an tic l[u2
iS0Ri0a.

2SOl2i07l.
A picture was exhibited at the
headquarters ofWarren County del
egation," representing John Tyler q
give it as represented) under a gal
lows, extending his hand I'm which
was note Super-Scuribcd "my con-
science" with bag representing IS.
Ooo) to the devil; accompanying the
devil were his imps-one represented
in the shape Of aviper snake, with his
tongue ont, ready to bite Tyler; at
the rear of the devil are represented
animals of similar description: near
John Tyler stands Wise, holding the
skirt Of his coat, pulling him back f;
from the Gallows extends a rope near
Tyler preparatory to placing it around
isneck; over the galIows the words
"Two miles from the White House
one mile from hell" This picture
was exposed in one ofthe most public
parts of the clty.-GLobe.
A man is taller in the morning than
at night to the extent of half an inch
or more, owing to the relaxation ofthe
cartridges.
1t has been computed that nearly
two years of sickness is experienced
by every person before he is 10 years
old, and that, therefore 10 days per
annum is the average sickness of hui
man life /; till 40 ii is but half, but after
SO it rapidly increases.
There is, it is said, iron enough in
he blood of 42 men to make a plough
share weighing twenty-lour pounds. !
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-22
MARRIED,

On Thursday after noon, The a2d
inst, Emma Matilda, daughter of Pc
Grand Fietta Sieger, aged four yaars
one month, and five days.
There are three others, similar to
tie above, under this head. We adj
wise our friends of the Chronicle to
place their head of''Deaths" and their
black rule four paragraphs higher up
the column, iftIIey think proper, not
that we care particularly about it.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-22
HYMENL9L.
sire silSen tic that binds two willing hearts,
MARRIED,

In this county, on the 18th Instant
by the Rev William Lloyd, Mr.. W.
w. GIBSON of the State of Vermont,
to Miss MARY KATHARINE, dough-
ter of Robert II. Rogers Esq. of the
former place.
AT the same time and place, by the
same, Mn. WILLIAM BARNES to Miss
EMILY J. MARSHALL, both of this
county. ....
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-22

60 Under the head oil marriages
uthe Philadelphia Saturday Chroni
Gle of the LIST inst, we noticed, in look
ing over the list of deaths and maria
ses, the following mistake, as it now
stands il reads thus:
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-22
LOUISVILLE. MISS,
sNrrabAy, OcTonfa oa. lsl7.
THE WEATHER

The weather for the last few days.
has boon remarkably pleasant, and
aoniclhing Ike "Old Winter" has
made his appearance among us. We
led n heavy frost, it being the Grs'
his Season, ON Thursday morning last.
We learn Ivy a gentleman from the
country, that 1t has killed the cotton
on his farm.