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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-21
In the United Court e Eastern District OF Viz.
ginia. MAY 18th, 1872:
n the matter Of Bankruptcy OF
'lGt1k FUN Il NOltDOlSN
Through in three DAVIS.

GENTLEMEN-TAkE NOTICE.
EXCHANGE is now down 10 y and per cent. on
IL New Nork-ln consequence Of which, VIC, This Day,
make general reduction in the price OF our CLOTHING,
iist the Exchange Clothing Store now epha;i.
cay lie called The Cheap store. In order prove this
you have only to call and canine Tor yourselves. We
lave now on hand fine assortment oi summer Cents,
Vests Psniaoons, IravAts, Sc well general
soument Of Fancy Dress articles.
Gentlemen who prefer Ia have garments made to
sure, will find their advantage give cali.
STARR & CO,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-21

NlRGiNh iH ChoHeerV-At Rulcs, hoiden In mo
tlnfhr Once ~ tho CIRCUIT Superior Court ~ aw
Juno. 1872;
thrsfoiihcr Davis. Hcubtn " Davis Htrman IInpL.s
anil MsrY hia wife. Win before her ntetmaTrags w,
said lI1rmin lIUfhrH vHs Mary Y DiviH, Phr.
Against
Rnhcu in, IT, cx'or Of tho afi will and fefianeuf Of
John King n, and Churophcr T1futkina isfe srr,n
~ Ming william rouuY, Hud committee afiu'f DE- lonts
non with iho will annexed u Reuben Uugar, Icccs.ci
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-21

Ia the United Court E,sctn District 81 Va
gina. April S, l>ts
N the matter ot RaukIutry 1T HENRY BENSON Of the
L tonHy nf Alh"msrc, la tie Eisicrn Virginia DsiucL-
The aidilcnrs lenson, Nho has breg ,ecrcc, Bankrupt
10y this court, having filed petition praying Tor his dis
charge: ~ ordered, That nutice thereof Ice published
ia newspaper printed IA the city Of Richmond, seventy
,hys al least before the sth day oi Juy next. when
hearing will bc hal ou the sad petition, ia. CITY iall
the Cay oi Rcbmoud, and an creditors " o hNs PROVE
their debts, and other persons inter" may appear
The said time aud place, and show IL they
why the prayer OF tile said petitioner should GRANTED.
hC"py-Teste,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-21

IN Ic IHc HIaIcs I0It Tor te EaeCTn DsTlc oil ViT-
cinia, May ", 1872:
Ia the matter Of Bankruptcy OF
fHilOMAS a FOuEQrREAN IT the Town Of Lynch.
burg 10 The Eastern Virginia District. The saiI Thos
F"ulhrcan WHO has been dccrcod bankrupt in this
Cont having lcd petiuon praying discharge: II
y Ordered ia notice thereof he published in newspaper
printed IN the city % Richmond ~ day srt before n
2h day Of September neSi when hcarin. win be- a on
TIE slidpcinon, ~ Tho city Han n the cry 81 Richmond
anu all tnrs WHO have pTovei their debts, and other
persons in interest may appear al tho sid time anil Mace
aud show canse II soy they have, wig tic prayer Of the
said petitioner shOuld not Ia granted.
Copy-Tcte,
ma2l ilt HENRY GIBSON C1a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-21

In he UhNeI Naies NourI, Or Tie Eascm hsiIict Nr
gina, l5ih April lSi2
the matter Of bankruptcy Francis Eernsul of tho
city of RE monf, IA The Eastern Virginia District TIE
SAID francis Regnau who has been decrccda Tankurt
by is Cont, having flied petition PRAYING for his dis
charge IA ordered, ta notice thereof be published In
newspaper printed ia the city Of Richmond seventy DAYS
al least before the 81 iay of July when hearing will
he hadon the said petition, the City Hall the CIV of
Richmond, and ali toTs who have moved their .i.bts
andoiheT persons ia Interest appear the said time
and place, ani show cause Il any they have, Why tue
prayer OF the said petitioner should not be granted.
A Copy-Testc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-21
In The Uned sales Court for the Eastern District 81 Nr.
ginis lath April. l-ig

gnis l2Ih April I-i2.
The mailer ui Bankruptcy IT Robert NJ Saunders of
the city 81 Richmond, Ia the Eastern Virginia District
The ai Robert NJ saunders who las been dacTeec
Bankrupt by this Court having fled petition PRAYING Tor
his dschaise ~ ordered, That notice thereof be pub
lshei ina newspaper puti7hcd Ia The city OF Richmond
seventy days at least before tho July next when
hearing will be ad on the said on. tile Ciy Hall in
the city OF Richmond aud all CREDITORS yyho have proyeI
eI dehts, and other persons ~ interest. appear
the said time aud place, and show cause. any they have
why the pTayero the said oner should not be grant
e.. cony-Tesis
apli wllw Jos +. RATTLEY. DC.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-21

In the United Court ioI tho Eastern District Nr
gina. seh April, 1872.
In the matter OF bankruptcy of
EDMUND BROWN, Of the City Of Richmond. In the
II Eastern Virginia District The said Edmund Brown
who has been dccreed hankrup, by this court, having
flied petition praying for his discharge: n IS ordered
ls notice thereof toe published In ancwrrapcr printed
In the city nj Richmond, seventy DAYS least before Tie
sill day NJ July next, when hearing will lee hal the
sail petition. ~ the CITY Hall liza the City ot Richmond and
all creditors who have proved their dcis and other
IN interest appear - ihc s,i 'utc AMI place.
and show cause, # ey have Why shc prayer OF the
said pcloucr should not tee grained.
Copy. Tcsie,
an u wllw HENRY CIRSp<. Cpk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-21
HENRY GIBSON. on.

IN the United STATES CouI the Eastern District OF Nir-
gina, April S,h, 1872;
The mailer oi bankruptcy oitoilN NcRAE, Of the
county 81 Chesterfield Ia the Eastern Virginia District
The s'ii Cn McRse, vie" has been decreci bank rupt
10y this Canr having Llcd petition praying or his dis.
charge II r. ordeTe Il notice thereof Ice published in
anewspaper printed n the Guy fRichmond seventy ays
al least before The Sh day of July neNi, when hearing
will be had on the said petition, athe City Hall n the CIV
OF Richmond, aud all creditors who have proved their
debts, and other persons in interest, appear lie
said Tine aud place. and Slow cause, II any they have
why the prayer VI the said petitioner should be grant
si. Copy. Tcsie
ap II wllw' HENRY GIBSON OK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-21
THE YOUNG pEoPLE's HOOK,

I'VE pTcHont number Us cmhsllislicd with splcnihi
a MezsnHto, entitled Going a. tie rpTiugs, with other
| smaller cugrtyiugs
Tho Contents from the pens ~ Arthur D,che san
acfaou, Waller, Miss Rand, Row Kennedy The Editor
PfuicscoT Frost, AMI many others.
Subscription only 81 per year. single Nos 4, Cts
Gall soon ~ Tho Periodical Agency Office Nliin erect
| Hest door t. ! Eylns' China store.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-21

INc 1NffnIInf N0IfH NIL-iE-. No. o. n -,
and testament ~ John kir ecei ma t,,irs 'D W YOU
gg,iy ,t , curty according 10 me acto fss-
,'ty 'uu ~, hieH n flis touff, and appcar,v. t
ui.iaftgrY eFf.rso n, io b. no, IN ist,1t,nt Y ~
S1hpi urffVdolrfi, That The sfi ,iricnrut a. ,r,
49, q fhc Grit Monday in Augnr hcxf, and snsvsi, 49,,
<of plaintiff; an tiaf cog N Ibis oricf be fpr,o,,,
inserted bon spm0 ucwsiapT Published in tho etv ~
Richmond for two mnntlu fcfresveiy, and pno,t M c
font d1ofof tho tnmtmur NJ iiia county.
Cory Tpc,
w., 9A w9w no. POLLARD en-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-21
copy. Tcsie,
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NiNc'Nlh-A Al rules hci,i la The Ul,,k "a orI-s -, -
" superior Court al clancery for the RcLn,oo,, 80.
Sw We ~ tay 81 May, lSts Tomas Wilson and Rob.t
xh, merchants aud paitncrs trading under tho mn,
o. Alen' pats; against Thomas Flscs, aud
ihc ucicndan above named not having entered l ,n
~, ENen security according the nct OF A..
- ~, 'l 'n ,ulcs oi Tits Count, aud appearing hy
.iAct"ry evidence, that he IN nni an inali,n, "a 49,.
,"'nmnnwyahh u Is ordered, That the said ,lcrnan, IN
appear al III" rules obc h.l the iir Moni,y N, A.,
gust mex and answer the bill OF the PLAINTIFF: an Ih,,
cory OF ,his oni,r hc forthwith, insscI in ,on,c n.
PAPER ruhlsi"d VA the City OF Rchmond nr two manu-.
and osicds the front OF the Cap," IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-21

In the uncd states Court for tho Eastern District VIZ.
sina, May 2Ssh, 1872:
piCHARD J. NENABLE, OF the county OF Fl1vanna,
II having filed petition praying that he my be dcclar 81
bankrupt II Is ordered that all persons claiming 60 he
crehorsot the said Richard NenNblc show 10 the
the Sh day OF July why the said Rehari
JNcnahc be not deearcda BANKRUPT the
of Congress that behalf and that copy OF this order
bc published in the nespapers according the 22d and
2ilh rules Of count.
copy. Testc.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-09-17
DECISION IN BANKRUPTCY.

An important decision, touching the
right of landlord to distrain property for
rent; after the property had been returned
as the property of the bankrupt, by whom
the rent was due, was made IN the United
States District Court sitting at pittsburg.-
The. CT urt decided that the right Of the
landlord to distrain the property on the
premises and to sell, was not impaired un
der the provisions of the Bankrupt law.
We have not learned whether the decis-
ion relative to the right OF the landlord to
ds,rain, extends to rent accruing after the
filling of his petition, or whether for such
reot, property returned in the schedule can
be exposed to sale.
We see it stated that Judge Pennyback-
err, of the United States Court tor the
Western District of Virginia, has declared
that latter the filing of the petition in
bankruptcy, and the order Of publication,
the petitioner is exempt from a ca sd, and
lhatno execution can be levied upon his e.
tects nor can landlora's warram of at.
tachment." Pie.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-09-17

Mr.. Stanley of N c., and Mr. Andrews,
Of KY, just in time to vote secnred its pas
sage. In the Senate the vote was as fol-
lows:
YEAS -Messrs. Barrow, Bates, Bayard,
Buchanan, Choate, Conrad, Crafts, Critten-
den, Dayton, Egans, Huntington, Miller,
Morehead, Phelps, Porter, Simmons,
Smith, of Ind, Spraguc,. Sturgeon, Tall
madge, White Williams, Woodbridge,
Wright-24.
NAYS Messrs. Allen, Archer, Bagb",
Benton, Berrien, Calhoun, Clayton, Cuth-
bert, Fulton, Graham, Henderson, King,
Linn, Mangum, Merrick, Preston, Rives,
Sepier, Smith, Of Con-, Iappan Walker,
Woodbury. Young--23.
The names Of the democrats are in ital-
ics--Messrs. McRoberts, Wilcox and Kerr
were absentees. Of the wings who voted
nays, Messrs. Preston and Rives did so on
the ground Of objection to the protective
policy and Messrs. Graham, Mangum.
Hen terson, Clayton, Merrck, and Ar
cher refused to surrender distribution, and
voted against it.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-09-17
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Galveston Gazette states that the
whole Mexican force on the Rio Grrnde
including that at Matamoras is not five
thousand men, and many of these disaflect,
ed and badly equipped. From all its ed.
tor can learn there is no fear of invasion.
The remainder of the Santa Fe prisoners
arrived at Galveston on the 2sth, in ten
days from Vera Cruz. Fourteen of them
died at Vera Cruz, and three joined the
MexicaEs. The Mexicans have commit.
ted no hostilities on the western frontier
since the battle of Lipantithan.
The British ship Caledonia has arrived at
Boston, bringing the regular mail of the
9th August from Liverpool together with
London papers of the morning of her sail
ing. From the items of news copied from
the Boston Courier into the Globe of the
9Th inst. we extract the following:
The prospect of an unusually great har-
vest was very good-Money was abundant;
and the cotton market had decidedly i'm
proved in demand and in price.
On 18th August the British Parliament
was prorogued. by the Queen in person.
Great distress was prevailing amongst
the operatives in England and Scotland -
the effect of the Corn laws, and of their
determination to receive higher wages. A
spirit of revolt has manifested itself, and
the d uke of Wellington has been appoint
ed to the command of the British Army, to
curb it. A writer in the London Morning
Chronicle of the 10Th ult., Inmates
that it will require an army of 5000 men
to keep the rioters in order, and this will
cost more than the whole revenue aris-
ing from the bread tax.
FRANcE.--The Regency bill has passed.
The majority of the King is at 10 years.
The bull makes the prince nearest the
throne, in the order of succession, if ? I
years old, the Regeni,if, at the moment OF
the Kings death his Successor is a mi
nor. So the Duke de Ne,0ilars will he re.
gent. if Louis phhlRe<s<ts FIRST.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-09-17

The following appointments by the
Executive, were made on the lst instant:
Commissioners to locate five hundred
thousand acres of land. ceded to the State.
of Mississippi by the General Govern
mint: Thomas H. Gillespie, of Madison,
William Perry, Of Choctaw; Bryant r.
Williams, of Noxubee.
Commissioners to locate the lands ap-
propriated to the counties within the
Chickasaw cession, in lieu of the six.
teenth sections: John Rayburn, of Pono-
la: Claiborne Kyle, of Marshall; Samu-
ell Craig, of TIppah.
Inspector of the Penitentiary, DR.. J.
S. Copes of Jackson, vice Louis L. lay
lor
Louis l.. Taylor, of jackson, Quarter
Master-GeneraI, vice Col. Omistead, re-
signed.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-09-17
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.

Ne publish to-day the prospectus TO the
y ItXen,h volume Of this Review, which we
6&{1kot too strongly recommend to the at
tention of our readers. There is no publ
eaton of the day, which, in our opinion so
fully merits the patronage of the democra-
liz party as this Review. Indeed, to the
lenlichtened and free thinking men Of all
parties, it recommends itself by its high
MD Reserved literary character, as well as
byfhe ability, dignity and fairness with
(which political principles and measures are
ndjsc1ssed. II has always sustained this
ahiRh character, and we are happy to see
that its future numbers promise to be still
more interesting, since the union Of the
RDef>pcratic, with that able journal, the
D ION Quarterly Review, by which there
n IIFhe an addition Of seventy-fve per
lssfsy of matter, and the services of that
s6l3mplished editor and writer, Mr.. Browns
!ons.of the Quarterly, without any addition
~aSkeroe.
Hist is now open at this
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-09-17
THE TARIFR BILL.

This bill with the distribuilon elsuse, and
the tax on tea AMI coffee Imported Amer
lean ressets, striker out, and reducing the
duty on bagging to A cents per square yard,
has passed both hou es OF Congress and
received the Presidents signature. In the
House, the vote was very ciose-l0 5 yeas
to 1903 nays. The question wasaboni to e
decided against the bill IN the House by the
vote Of the Speaker, butshe appearance OF
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-09-17

uniting Legislative, and Judicial powers to
those of Executive, subverts the general
principles of free government, as well
as the particular organization and positive
provisions Of the Federal Constitution; and
the other of which acts exercises, in like
manner, power not delegated by the con-
stitution; but, on the contrary, expressly
and positively forbidden by one of the a.
mendments thereto: power, which, more
than any other, ought to produce universal
alarm, because it is levelled against that
right Of freely examining public characters
and measures, and of free communication
among the people thereon, which has ever
been justly deemed the only efeciual guar
dian Of every other right,
KENTUCKY RESOLUTIONS.
l. Resolped, That the several States
composing the United States of America,
are not united on the principle Of unlimited
submission to their General Government;
bu, that by compact under the style and
title Of Constitution for the United States,
and Of amendments thereto, they consti
tuted General Government for special
purposes, delegated to that Government
certain powers, reservng each State TO
itself, The resduary mass of right to their
own selfgovernment; and that whensoever
the General Government assumes unde e.
ga,el powers, its acts are uDauthoritative,
void, and of no force: That to this COM
pact each State acceded as State, and is
an integral party, its CO, States forming as
to itself, the other party: That the Gov
eminent created shythis compact was not
made the exclusive or final Judge of the
extent of the powers obligated 10 itself;
since that would have made its discretion,
and not the Constitution, the measure OF
its powers; but that as in all other cases Of
compact among parties having no common
judge, each party has an equal right to
Judge for itse f, as well Of inractions, as Of
the mode and measure Of redress.
Z. Kesoiped, That the construction
applied by the General Governnent, las is
evInced 10y sundry OF their proceedings,)
To those parts d the Constitution of the
United States which delegates to Congress
a power TO lay aud collect taxes, duties,
imposts and excuses; to pay the debts, and
provide for the common defence and gene
raj welfare of the United States, and to
make all laws which shall be necessary
and proper for carrying into exc utlon the
powers vested by the Constitution in the
Of the United States, Or any
department. thereof. goes to the destruction
of all the limits prescribed TO Their powei
by the Constitution: That words meant
by that instrument to be subsidiary only TO
he execution Of the limited powers, ought
not to be SO construed as themselves to
give unlimited powers, nor part So to be
aiken, as to destroy the whole residue O
he instrument: That the proceedings OF
he General Government under color of
nese articles, will be fit and necessary
subject for revsal and correction at a time
IF greater tranquility, while those specified
n the preceding resolutions call ior imme
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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-09-17
Administrators Notice.

ETTERS of Administration having
IL been granted to the undersigned at
the June term, 1912, of the Probate Court
of Madison county, on the estate of E.
Saredu, decd. Ali those indebted to the
estate will please come forward and make
immediate settlement, and those having
claims against said estate are requested
to present them legally authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
C. WILLIAMS, Admir-.
Sept. II, 1912. 10
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-09-17

BAGGING AND RoPE.-The stock on
hand is ample. The prices continue from
IL ID to Is cents for the former, and
) 10 TO 6 cents for the latter.
MONEY Misunderstanding notes
10 a 5 discount-3l do. a so cents
per dollar, the most of the New Orleans
bank notes have Undergone no change of
value within The past week. The Gas
Light and Bank Of Louisiana continue 10
pay specie. Blue Backs are from 2j a 30
per cent. discount, and in demand. The
City Bank was thought 10 have declined
slightly, and the Consolidated improved.
The sales of Consolidated were made at
% discount, and we're then held at 20 dis.
Kentucky money 8 per cent discount,
Tennessee from 5 to Z, and Alabama from
20 to 81 and very little of either in mar
ke'. Specie continued to flow in rapidly
from abroad and from the Atlantic States.
We viii hereafter give regularly, more
full account Of the market.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-09-17
COMMERCIAL

CoTroN MARKET. We have received,
by yesterdays mail the;Newo Orleans BulIe.
tin of the 10th inst 1t states that the re-
ceiptso of cotton have been as yet light, and
it has generally been sold Immediately on
arrival, to the Northern and Paris markets
for the Liverpool marketihe purchasers
have been few. The sales of the last
week had amounted to $500 bales, chiefly
of the new crop. Prices remained firm or
rather had advanced fully l-2 cent per ID.
in the sale of all new crop. The principle
sales of new were made during the week
at the followinu rafeS.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-09-17
THE ARMY.

Under the new law the army will be
composed Of
Commissioned officers, 7l2
Eight regiments of infantry, each
composed of non.oommissioned
officers, musicians and privates--w
wv $40, 1850
-Four regiments of artillery, each
composed of non- commissioned
officers, musicians and privates--
ego, 2640
Two regiments of Dragons, each
composed of non-commissioned
officers and priyates-G6O, 1890
Cadets, $50
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-09-17
Hail Rodn fu.s,
NkIEASRURG.

NEO. II. GRAY has opened house
Al Of entertainment in the CITY of
Vcksburg. un der the above name, |, is
situated on Mulberry street better known
as Rail Road street, two squares north of
the Depot. II being situated equally con-
nected to The Steamboat Landing, the Pro.
duce and Commission Stores, and the De-
pot, offers advantages 10 Planters and 9TH
ers visiting Vicksbu"g on business, in point
Of location not possessed by any other
House in the CITY.
For the accommodation OF his rpstnrr-
ers he will have porter in waiting, 10 con.
vey baggage to and from the the Cars
Steamboats,, &c: free of charge, His
charges are ixedat lowrate, correspond.
lngwtth the pressure Of the times. and are
as follows. viz:
Board per week, IS 90
day, SO
Single meal each, so
lodgings, a. 25
do without meals, so
The proprietor takes this means of ex-
pressing his thanks to those who have pat
roplzed his house, and hopes by attention
to his business, and disp position to accom-.
modate and render comfortable those who
may call on him-to merit continuance
of their favor.
Vlcksburg, September, ls42-l.6
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-09-17

"a little learning is dangerous thing"
rs the schoolb y blubbered when he
received corporal punishment for in-
attention to his lesson.-SatHrdey COzr-
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-09-17

THE DlsrRIcTrNe BILL,-The bill passed
sy Congress requiring the election Of men,
beys II Congress to be by districts, has been
% aniended as to except from its provisions
hoselS tates whose Legislatures have not
netAsince the passage Of the bill, and will
iok Meet in time to provide for holding
,ldctons.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-09-17
s TAILORING,

TYIE undersigned begs leave to inform
n his friends and the public general
", that he still continues the business at
his old stand, next door to james Registers
store, and has reduced his prices 10 suit
the times.
H. F. CLINGAN.
Canton, Sept. II, 1912. l-,f
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-09-17
SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANCERY,

SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANCERY,
Of the State of Mississippi, September
Rule, 1912.
A. B. Wiles.
vs. -.
The Pfesieat; Directors
and Company OF the
Union Bank of Loui-
sIana.
Z pom opening the matters of this
- Bill and it appearing to the salts
iaction OF the Court, that the defendants,
the President, Directors and Company of
the Union Bank of Louisiana are not in
hahilanls OF this state, but reside beyond
Inc limits thereof SO that the ordinary pro-
cess OF this Cpurt'cannot be executed upon
them. 1t Is Therefore ordered, that unless
said defendants appear before the Chan.
cellor at the Court room in the town Of
Jackson, the first Monday in December
next ensuing, and plead, answer or demIr
to said bill OF complaint, the several allie
CATIONS rhereof-wilI be taken for confess
sed as TO said defendants, aud such order
and decree made therein as the Chancel-
lor may deem equitable and Just. Il is
further ordered that copy OF this ORDER
be inserted in the Independent Democrat
once a week for two months.
Attest; R. L. DIXON, CTR.
BIZ F. N. HAkALsoN, d. c.
A. T. moore, Comp. Sol.
Sept. II, ls42. l-9
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-09-17
Total,
9012
Total,
Reduction from present standard:

Reduction from present standard:
Com. General, 2 Surveyors, 10 As
sistant Surgeons, Inspector Cen
eral, 6 Military Store KEEPERS, 3 ?
Paymasters, %
Privates reduced in infantry, 1852
4" artillery, 2os
dragons, IT'S
Whole reduction, 1851
Picayu"e.