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Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15

n ETTERS Of Administration having been grsE
IL ed to the Undersigned upon the estate Of Lewn
Stovall. deceased, by the Probate Court o.
Carroll county. at the last February term Of
said court. notice is hereby given to al
persons who have claims against said estate,
to present them properly authenticated, within
the time prescribed by law, or they will "
forever barred.
w. G.. MEREDITH,
Administrator, &c
March III, lS42. 2-St
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15
LATEST FROM TEXAS.

The following item from Texas, is from the
Natchitoches Herald of the Cd inst. Our rea-
ders can believe it or not, as they like:
Vicksburg Wing.
1--WE have just received intelligence direct
from Houston, confirming the capture of the
Mexican troops under the command of Gen.
eral Velasquez, who sacked the town of San
Antonio. Gen. Burleston came up with them
near the Rio -crande, asd after short paricy
obliged them all TO surrender.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15
MARsHAL's SALE.
os'1 Ed STATES cracurr Conn.,
TO May Term. 1912.
Robert Jaffray a. %.

vs..
beasley q Thompson e. sur'ty. (p"'a'h
BY virtue Of the above stated 49,.
directed from the Honorable the C;r VIII ls@
OF the United States for the Son,Ial Coes
trict Of Mississippi, | will sell, s'n %
On Monday the 25th day of Aor;,
at the Courthouse door Of Carroll eo."
following parcels or lots Of land. IT,; a'Sa
being in the town of Marion, on ~. and
River. in Carroll county, and numh ~ is'as
follows, to-wit:-49, SO, 81, So So "a te e a
2Ss and 800, according 10 the Dian :
town. st
ALSO
One Dray. Levied on as the proper,v e,
PENDANTS, and will be sold to satisfy pla;DsSSs
claim and all costs. Nui
A. K. McCLUNG, Marb,l
Northern District Miss,,a.
By WIN. ID. BRADFoRp, DeDuiy
March,l6th, 1912. SNS.
Printers fee SIS 90.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15

JAKE THOMPSON, member of Congress from
this State, has again 'astonished the natives"
of Washington. After memorial had been
presented by Mr.. Morgan, on Monday, re-
questing the General Government to assume
the debts repudiated by the State of Missis-
sippi, and requesting that measures may be
taken to eject her from the Union, the immor-
tai, the eloquent and god-like JAKE" let
loose; and We ''godS and little fishes" the way
he did pepper this man Morgan! He said
"whoeyer asserted that his State, in her late
proceedings in regard to her reputed debts,
had acted dishonesty or dshonorably, was
base liar and calumniator." Mr.. Morgan, up
on the simple ground that he was an anti-bond-
err, and hailed from this State, took no notice
OF him. Why "Jake," you are misrepresent-
ing your party. Don't you know their doc
trines to be, that State or person has right
TO STEAL Cheat and 'swindle,' in defiance Of
all moral obligations, provided they can do SO
without being caught; placing themselves in a
position where the law of the land would be
nueatory, and no legal process by which il
could be enforced. Come home, "Jake," your
old anti-bond compatriots are terribly unified
with you. Instructions from them are await.
ing your arrival, and we can't help trembling
for the blasted trophies, and political requiems
that are in waiting TO be sung over you.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15
saturday, April ID, ls4s.
nFElder MUSE. will preach at this place.
in the Baptist Church, on next Sabbath.

We will lay before our readers next week.
the Circular of Charles A. Bradford, Esqr, who
is a candidate for Auditor of Public Accounts.
He processes TO be true Democrat. but adj
vances such doctrines in favor of State Faith
and the payment of her bonds, as to secure for
himself the sufrages of great portion OF
both political parties. His character and stand
ing, however, will be assailed by the bearers
and leaders of the black flag staff, whose doc
,ripes so brilliantly triumphed last fall.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15

II is rumored here. says the Jackson True
Issue, that his Excellency has given the pro
tenn. appointment of Vice Chancellor of N.
Mississippi, to Maj Joseph w. Chalmers, of
Holly Springs. A letter received in town. a
few DAYS since, confirms the above rumor.]
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15
For SALE,
MARSHAL'S SALE.
UNITED STATES CIRcUIT Court,
To May term, 1912.
Blackwell, Thorne, & Co;


Pickens g. Caldwell and surities.
Vendttioni ErPOnas,
BY virtue of the above stated writ 10 M
directed from the Honorable the Circuit Court
of the United States, for the Southern DSni
of Mississippi, will sell,
On Monday the 25th day of April neu,
at the Courthouse door Of Carroll couniy,h
following described land: known as part d
the west half of south west quarter of sectm
twenty-three, township seventeen, range fN
east, containing $50 acres, more or less.
Levied on as the property Of defendants
and will be sold to satisfy plaintiffs claim AND
all costs of suit.
A. X. McCLUNG, Marshal
Northern District Mississippi
By VIM. ID. BRADFoRD, Deputy
March 18th, l~42. 2-6w.
Printers fee SIS 90. .-
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15

The New Orleans Bulletin of the Oh inst.
says; .'we find in one of our Campeachy
papers of the 18th ult. statement of the
force of the Mexican army, that had just been
received by an arrival from Vera Cruz. The
force actually on foot, and mounted, was up
wards Of 10000 men; and although not tho
roughly disciplined at time, there was nc
doubt it would soon become nearly perfect
from the unusual exertions and actively dis
played by the officers to effect that object
The army was then stationed thus:-3.OOO in
Xalapa; / 500 in Perote; 1000 in Puebla; SOC
in Vera Cruz; 10000 in Ulua; %, 600 in the
Capitol, and the remainder at various points
No mention is made of probable movement
of this army upon Texas; and, indeed. it i
believed few of them can safely be spared
from their present locations"
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15
Regular Packet.

(Betreen ". Orleans and TViLiantS Ldnding. }
TTNHE steamer path FINDER"
a Il S. P. McQuown Master, will
Ye:TAesAHA, run as regular Packet through
out the Season, between New Or
Scans and Williams Landing. She will leave and
return regularly every two weeks.
OF The PATH FINDER is an entire new boat, now
on her first trip, and is better calculated tor the
than any boat that has been in it. Her Captain from
his long experience in the TRADE being the first who
ever boat regularly in it, hopes by his atten-
ton and care to receive the supper. of his old friends
and the public generally
N. B. The boat will positively leave as advertised
February 10, 1912 Soft
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15

SHOCKING INDEcoRUM-GRoss AND VULGAR
INDEcENcy OF A Palace STRIPPING AGAINST
A SENAToR.-In the Senate, on yesterday
week, while the animated debate was going
on, the following incident. the facts of which
we have carefully ascertained, occurred
When, in part of one of his speeches, Mr..
Clay alluded to the second vetoed bank bill,
and said, in marked way, that the Wing par
ty did not like it; that it was not measure
such as they would have devised; but that
they accepted it out of regard 10 the existing
difficulties of the country, and scruples known
te be entertained by the President, from
,ohon. they Ind strong reason to hope an APP
provol If The bill.
The Senator from Georgia, than whom, for
elevation of character and of manners, no
man in the country maintains himself better,
here interposed and affirmed sententiously.
that they (ihe Whigs) had The most decssiOe
reason to expect that the bill should be approved.
The Presidents Private Secretary, standing
on the floor of the Senate, within some ten
feet OF Mr.. Berriei; turned to member OF
the other house, standing near him, with
whom he is but little acquainted, and said,
loud enough for two other Representatives TO
hear the offensive epiihet; "Hss damned te.
by G0dr' or g He isu damned lior, BIZ God!'
We solemnly call the attention of the coun-
try 10 This intolerable piece of official inso-
lence and blasphemy. Should not the inn
pertinent jackanapes who, admitted by cour.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15

The annual aggregate wheat crop of our
country is over 81 100000 bushels. If all of
this was ground to four-the -four made into
doe--the doe into biscuit--the biscuit well
buttered; can any one tell how long it would
take the citizens of the United States 10 con-
sumo it
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15
At it again!

VNHE undersigned is just receiving from below,
Il superb lot of
CHOICE GROCERIES,
winch ne will dispose of on more reasonable ten,
thah any that has ever been sold in this place hes
fore. Among the articles may be named:
Mackerel, Cheese, Sardines, Crackers, Tobacco
Nails, Candles, Coffee, Loaf and Brown Sugar
Bar and Shaving Soap,
Segars, Brandy Fruits, Candies Rice,
Raisins, Figs, Almonds, Apples and Cider;
ALSO
Several dozen Sparkling Champagne, Sherry.
Port, Madeira and sweet Wine,
Cogniac and French Brandy, Old Recti6ed
Whisky, and every thing usually kept
in the Grocery line.
OF He solicits the patronage of his old custensr
and the public generally, and wishes them to give IN
H. Ills stand is in the building formerly Occupis
by Drs. Harris g. Mclean.
BRYAN SANDERS.
! Carrollton, March 10, 1912. 2-tt
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15
MARSHAL'S SALE.
United States Circuit Court.
To May Term. lS42.
Joseph Nissan,
VS..
James J. Chewing.


oeCOnd Pss. u. Jd.
BY virtue of the above stated writ TO me
directed from the Honorable the Circuit Court
of the United States, for the Southern Dis.
trct of Mississippi. will sell,
On Monday the 25th day If April nezt,
at the Court House door Of Carroll county,
the following named negroes, to-wii: Nancy
and her child, Tempy and her child, Milly
and her child, Why and her child:
ALSO
Juliann. Charlotte, Mary and Louisa.
Levied on as the properly of defendant, and
will be sold 10 satisfy plaintiffs claim and all
costs Of suit.
A. K. McCLUNG, Marshal
Northern District of Mississippi.
BY WIZ. D. BRADFoRD, Deputy.
April 18th, 1912 6[tw.
Printer fee 800 90.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15
MarshaI's Sale.
United States CircHit Court,
To May term. 1912.
John r. Llewellyn.
VS..
r. T. Bryarly and surities.
Vend. Exponas,

r. T. Bryarly and surities.
Vend. Exponas,
BY virtue of the above stated writ, to me
directed from the Honorable the Circuit Coun
of the United States, for the Southern DIS
trict of Mississippi, | will sell,
On Monday The 25h day Of April nsrf'
at the Courthouse door of Carroll county,
the following described lands, io-wit: E
The east half OF the south east quarter o.
section thirty-six, township twenty range Sh
east.
The south west quarter Of section twenty
| three;
East half of south east quarter oil Sec''OD
thirty-four; and - Goo
South east quarter Of section thlrty.nrsSi
township twenty, range three east, lying sD'
| being in Carroll county. ,s
Levied on as the property of X. 1. brya,yi
\ and will be sold to satisfy the above s'a''D
case and all costs OF suit. LJ
A. X. McCLUNG, Marsna'
Northern Dist. Mississippi
i BY WIN. ID. BRADroRD, Deputy
March 10th, lS42. Wv"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-07-22

since TOE establishment Of their presen
Constitution, it would be exactly that pc
rod Of seven years winch immediately
loiIow,d the passage Of tho Tariff of
1924"
And that period embraced the whole
term Of rh3 administration OF Nj John
q I'D ms, which has been so uuiuatly
a]Dusedi
Tae contrast in the state ofthe coun-
try, at the two periods Of 1882 and ls42,
IS most remarkable and startling. What
has ~rreclptaled us from that greet height
nj enylo0le prosperity dowG 10 The low.
est depths OF p~ecunlary embarrassment!
What has occasloned the wonderful
Change: No foreign Gee has invaded
aud despiated the country. We have
had neither famine nor earthquakes
Fiat there exists cause there can be no
docbt; aud | lntuk it equally clear that
the cause. whatever il may be, must
be a general Que; Gor nothing but q gen.
ehli cause could have produced such
vide spread ruin; and every where we
behold he same OF similar ELECTS, every
interest affected, every section Of the
Union suffering, all descriptions Of pro
ance a8d property depressed 10 value
And whilst ! erdea'of 10 hn1 out lhat
Cause and 10 trace to their true source
he disastrous cfrcls "htch we wltaese
asa ieel, and lament eh'reat Ioe Dem
ocFat'c portion 81 my AUDIENCE, e'Pecial'
iY, to listen with patience ana canoor'
and, dtsmisstng tor a moment party o!as
IS aHo P'tJuo'ceS' 10 oge''o WIN '"'ta.'
.'''I'! abu "a d SP"'' u s}'1'H0 P1"'''
'''"' IT,, ,:uL 80.
''"as g0s, s'Io -. 'a,s' - ",5' nl
.''''.'' ,9"' NV ,'.p' ~, ,Ia d;.,
NOV W. ''"'',."'' oadod
>, aoa oye,,r,d,pr The
csooIs hsya bean even renroached fot
sv,gc,;oa ,,o much from Government.
I'D nal, ~,eI,ing efficiently mon their
owo eva,lio,s And they have been 70.
uindsG INA, The b,obtest duiv Of the Gov,
nmen "a ,o take rare Of useIC, leaving
the P.,oIc TO shin for themselves as we'll
ss,bsv can. Accordingly we have seen
H., C-,yo,nmocI re,rssIoo Gom the storm
,b;ob i wi.I ho seen. i, The SEQUEL, it.
cell crps,ed and taking shelter under The
s,h Troasnrv
Tba, there have (een some speculation
,od nno,,,adi,o NAV h, ttu4. but all
bava m, s~necHla,rd and over.tradeds
,Lf.,Ila g,s,ra.s ra3ches. If no, IN the
s,mo daar.a tho can,ions and the pr,.
La', ,,I o." ,bo ertero,ising and ad
yon,,ro,. rbe error Of the argument
consist i, ui.takInc the effect for The
con.o What nrodocsd the overlrading?
WA, vas H.. cause of s2ecularion?-
u,v cyara the neoote tented to abandon
the ,odnst,iops and secure pursuits Of
life. and embark in doubtful and peri
Ions, bu, seducipr en,ernuzas' That is
-, - question
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-07-22

stated TO tnY constituents ia a speech in
Lexington, Chat which | had made in
the House oI Representatives Of the u.
States not having been rcpo,led.) my
reasons for that change, and they are
preserved in the archives Of The country.
| appeal to that record; end ! am wit
ling TO be judged now and hereafter by
thor validity.
do not advert to the fact OF this So
II'ary instance Of change Of opinion, as
implying any personal merit, but he
cause it isa fact. will, however. say
that think it very perilous 10 the utility
Of any public man 10 mako frequent
changes Of opinion, or any change but
upon grounds SO sufficient and pa!pable,
that the public can clearly see and
approve them, If we coUld look through
a window into the human breast, and
there discover the causes which led to
changes Of opinion, they might be made
without hazard. Bot as it ia Impossible
10 penetrate the human heart and dis
tineuieh botwaar h sio;sta. and bonos,
mollVes which prompt 1t, any public
man that changes his opinion, once
Deliberately formed and rrommrcaIod
under other circumstance tban ehoeo
which bavo stand draws s,onnd Nil,
dis,rost. imnairs tho ,phlic c~ooGdonce
and l~essena bis ~carariIv to srrvo bio
country.
.Lo
49,, '1"o '"'' o1I''''' Nv" :" c'y'
'ho, " mon "'I "~oJ oa," i""S s",'s,'su'
anI;,;s ,'1,1 ~ O'I' "'''' ''' ',o'0
p'.','C y ~ "H,0 u'V,'o'o
NJ. ',,C, 0so'a,''y u o'"'o u" 'O-o'
l,'' NY '"o'''o' "''' NOV az pure
y p%,''Irr!o "' NJ A., I"'',tu ""y IVA"
t L'Y,,r o'''o -" way ,'o 0"''"'"y
apt',," y we 'o.' vas "o' as
$50 I''OI.rI.u " az! ,I'' eto5
"a' 80 - s"''Ig o''{ ',''I
I"' DL'.'.J' VIZ ""'
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blI iNAt"N'F W. Nv 'S7llNltyb ~ tlO u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-22
NEW STOCK OF
e. * % e N II 7 II $.

lust RECEIVED AT OUR CASH STORE
- which offer for sale low, for cash or in barter,
20 hhds. ~ o., Z. r., St, Crox and Clarified SUI
CARS,
100 bags Rio Cuba Laguira and Java Coflees,
II bbls and hhds. Moassos,
100 sacks Liverpool Salt,
2060 lbs. Sole Leather,
80 kegs Nails,
10 :. Box Nails,
) tons Iron.
ton Blisiered Steel.
10 bbs. Tanners Oil, good article,
boxes Sperm Candles,
II :" Hull & Sons and Tallow do,
, bags Ginger, bags Pepper, and bag Allspico.
5000 lbs Family Bacon.
New N. c. Clipped Hcrrngs.
20 boxes s,t 10 and 0,r II Glass.
10 +" Loaf Sugar,
| tierce Rice
| box Starch.
Teas in caddcs and ID. boxes.
6 doz. painted Buckets.
10 nests Tubs, iron bound
s. - wooden do,
- half boxes Raisins.
80 reams Wrapping Paper,
5 do Letter aud Footscap do
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns. Lynchburg and Cunningham
s Anderson's Factories.
with many other articles usually kept in line such
as Hats, Caps. Powder and Shot, Cigars, Alum, Sape
ire Indigo, Madden, Domestic Oznaburgs, Cheap Cali
Goes. &c. sc, We solicit call from friends and
the public generally. b. /. TINSLEf Co.
! April l9 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-22
DIR. KUHL,S
III u u Z g Z " IL s :
REST0RER OF The BLOOD,
FOR
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES

w morbid matters arising badly cured old disorders.
from the change OF life, specified in the Pamphlet
Price per bottle, Pint - 80; Quart, So.
4nSypittic Sy'up-lhis Medicine is in all Venereal
Disorders certain remedy, and the patient Will feel him
self somewhat benefited in twenty four hours Price per Bot
tie Pint 81 ,50 Quart So
.4bssiia Mixture celebrated for speedy and perfect
removal Of GonorrhHa ard Giect also of the fearful results
consequent its improper treatment benefit will be
IDLE II hours Price fourth Of pint 81 so; hall pint 3d.
pntS5
Gold mse Baisam for Bilious and Nervous Affections.
Col DIS, &c. Price, so Cents.
aromatic Extract, lnmcn for Indigestion Codnes. in
the Stomach, Numbness Weakness in the Limbs, khe
matism, Sc Four so cents: half pint 81 pint 81
Dspratre Po,rdcr, for Bilious Affections, Bilious Fe
Headache Diseases of the Eyes Sc which to be Ia
ken in the Rcstorer SO cents per box.
Japan Ointment for piles, which is to be applied besides
the Rcstorer 81.
Scaldhcad Erupons of the Skin and Foul Ulcers be
applied besides the Restorer. 81
Unrcrsal Strengthening Plaster, for Diseases of the
Chest Dyspepsia lnamnatory rheumatism, Palsy Paraly
&c. which in most all these to be used besides
the Restorer so cts per box.
O. Fora full and particular account of DIR Kuhs Medi-
cines, their properties and nature Dr. KS Pamphlet,
wherein will likewise be found directions for their use and
testimonials, which accompany every Medicine,
and likewise be had gratis at the office of DR. X Of
his Agents by mail.
The Rcs,orcr and all other above mentioned Medicines
of DR. kuhs discovery and prepared by him
self
Persons wishing procure any of the Medicines will d.
rect their ordersto
Dr. Kuhs Office, Richmond, Val any of following the
Agent. in Virginia:
DiNKLE & RUMBOUGll, Lynchturg,
Thos. J. Obenchain Buchanan.
J. j. Patterson 4 Co, Danville
r. Morgan, Amherst c. H.
Col. c. ID. Bennett, Pittsy!vania c. H.
A. B. Mcdonald, Rose Mills, Amherst.
I.ofItus s. Perkins, Lovingston
Roberts. Mosby s. Shepperd, Fabe,'s Mills, Nelson.
Hill * Melton, Tye River Ware House, Nelson.
Apping & Staples, Warren.
Peter hite, Scottsville.
Henry Hardwood, Castle Craig, Campbell
Peter Barksdalc, Republican Grove, Halifax.
G.. Dunkum, Lexington.
az. DR. Kuh would further state that Agents are appoint
ed IN all principal towns throughout the U. S.
Sept. w6w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-22
VALUABLE. LAND FOss SAFE.

yvNHE Subscriber having determined remove to tho
y Western Country. will sell grca, bargaa III hi,
lands, lying in the county Of Halifax. amounting to
TWO THOUSAND AND FIFTEEN ACRES,
all of which will be sold together. or il will be divided to
suit purchasers and eau be divided into three good
Elements The first tract whcroon now reside containg
One thousand and Giy .icres, fair prl,ryn OF which
IS WOOD l. M and has upon it very excel
lent Ds'ELLE.v'E HOUSE, and all ncccssa-
ry out houses, such Barns, Stables. Sc. This Land
is situated about ten miles srh Of Halifax Co lio up-
on the rad leading from thai place to Lynchbdrg. The
Land ID in high state Of cnl walton and we'll adapted
to the guilty of Corn, Oats Wheat and Tubacco
There are two hundred and ten OF good Bottom
Land attached to this tract, well drained. The second
TRACT is adjoining the home tract. and contains
SEVEN HUNDRED .lCRES. which ais, has a
fair proportion of Wood lanl. This tract is also in
high state of cultivation and has upon il good Dwell
ling House and all neces ary ont houses, snrh Barns
Stables. sc. This tract has SIXTY FIVE ACRES
of low grounds attached 10 it, that is we'll drained with
bitches. &c. The third Il A e T nqpians TWO
HUNDRED AND ~EXEf-FIvE ACRES
with fair proportion of Wood Land. and has cniur,u-
bic buildings upont | really Determined to sell
these lands, and viii give great 'arIaiu in Tia lands
and II it Is not sold before the 18th day OF October next;
will. on that day, expose the whole 81 il al public a,c
ton together with all Cr,p Of every descrption
Stock Of all kinds. Household Furniture. &c.
TERMS will be liberal aud made known the dav
Of sale. JAMES PETTY
r+- Richmond Country Wing will copy. weekly till
9th October. and send lis account to this ellicc
May II ~,i3O