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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31

District Court of the United States for the
Southern District of Mississippi.
IN the matter ofthe petition In Bankrupt.
of EIdridge r. Apple cy.
white, Of Holmes county,
Mississippi, to be declar-
ed bankrupt, and TO be No. 578.
discharged from his debts
NOTICE is hereby given that 1LDRlDG E
r. APPLEWHITE OF Holmes county, Mis-
sissippi, has fled his petition in this court
to be declared bankrupt, and TO be dis
charged from his debts under the act Of
Congress in such case made and provided
and that an order has. bee. duly entered in
this court appointing the
20tt dag of February neat,
at the court room in the city of Jackson, in
the county of Kinds, in this district, as the
time and place for hearing Of said petition.
All persons may then and there appear and
show cause, if any they have, why the
prayer OF the petitioner should not be grant
ed. " NJ. BURNS, Clerk.
December l6, 1842.-14. pr. fee So.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31
District Court oflhc Unicl States for The
Southern District Of Missi 5sippi.

District Court oflhc Cni.cl States for the
Southern District Of Mississippi.
In the matter of the petition In Bankrupt
OF John H. Cheaham Of cy.
Madison county, Misss-
sippi, to be declared a
bankrupt, and to be dis. No G26.
charged from his debts.
n TICE is hereby given that JOHN IL.
CHEATHAM, of Madison county, Misss-
sipp, has filed his petition in this court to
be declared bankrupt, and to be discharg
ed from his debts under the act of Congress
in such case made aud provided; and that
an order has been duly entered in this court
appointing the
goth day Of February ncr',
at the court room in the city of Jackson, in
the county o. binds, in this district, as the
time and place for hearing of said petition.
All persons may then and there appear and
show cause, if any they have, why the
prayer Of the petitioner should not be
granted. w NJ. LURNS, Clerk.
December Is, l842.-14 pr. fee IS.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31
District Court Of the United States tor the
Southern District OF Mississippi,

Southern DlsIricl oI M'SsISs'PP''
IN The matter of the petition in Bankrupt
of Wiley W. Richardson, cy.
of Yazoo county, N isis
sippi, to be declared a
bankrupt, and to be dis No. 639.
charged from his debts
NOTICE is hereby given that WILEY
w. RlCHAE DSON, of YaZoo county, MS
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31
District Court of the United States tor the
Southern District Of Mississippi

District Court Of the United States tor the
Southern District Of Mississippi
In the matter oft e petition In Bankrupt
of James NJ. Towns, of cy.
Madison county, Missis-
sippi individually, and
otthe firm of. NJ. Towns
a. Co. to be declared
bankrupt, and TO lie dis No SOS.
charged from his debts.
NOTICE is hereby given that JAMES
NJ. TOW Ms, of Madison county, Mississlp-
pi, individually, aud Of the firm OF J. Nj.
Towns s, Co., has filed his petition in this
court to be declared bankrupt, and 20 be
discharged from his debts under the act of
Congress in such case made and provided;
and that an order has been duly entered in
this court appointing the
22t1 day of February Rcr'
at the court room in the city of Jackson, in
the county of Kinds, in this district, rs the
time and place for rearing OF SAID petition.
All persons may then and there aPpear and
show cause, if any they have, why .1s
prayer OF the petitioner should not be grant
ed. WIN. bUhNN, CLERK.
December 10, l842'-l4 pr. fee IS.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31


December l6, l842.-l4. pr. fee dolls.
District Court If Tie United States tos the
Southern District OF Mississippi.
In B lnkrnptcy. No. GIL.
Ia the matter Of the petition of William
Arnold of Madison county, Mississippi,
to be declared a bankrupt, and to be dis
charged from his debts
NOTICE is hereby given that Will
LIAM ARNOLD, If Madison county,
Mississippi, has filed his petition in this
court to be declared bankrupt, and 10 be
discarged from his debts under the act of
Congress in such case made and provided;
and lhlt an order has been duly entered in
this court appointing the
goth day Of February neat,
at The court room in the city of Jackson,
in The county OF Kinds, in this district, as
the time and place for hearing of said Pc
tition All persons may then and there
appear and show cause, if any they have,
why the prayer of the petitioner sh )uld
not be granted.
WIN. BURNS, Clerk
Bee. IS, ls42-l4 pr. fee s de-.
District Court of the Uniei States for tho
SoIthern District Of NJ s>issippi.
In Bankruptcy, No. 64!.
In tha attn ~ tho nafifia,, 81 a SiAnav
Perkins, Of YaZoo county. Mississippi,
TO be declared a bankrupt, and to be dis
charged from his debts.
NOTICE. is hereby given that A. SID
NEY PERKINS, Of Yazoo county, Missls-
sippi, has filed his petition in this court TO
be declared a bankrupt, and to be dis
charged from his debts under the act OF
Congress in such case made and provided;
and that an order has been duly entered in
this court appointing the
20t3 day Of february inert,
at the court room IN the city of jackson,
in the county of Kinds, in this district, as
the time AMI place for hearing Of said pc
tition. All persons may then and there
appear and show cause, il any they have,
why the prayer Of the petitioner should
not be granted.
WIN. BURNS. Clerk.
Dec. 16, lS42.-l4 pr DIS.
District Court of the Uuited States tor the
Southern District Of Mississippi.
In Bankruptcy, No. 643.
In the matter of the petition OF Isaac Ham,
berlin, Of Yazoo county, Mississippi, TO
be declared banklhpf, and to be dis
CHARGED fran his debts.
NOTICE is hereby given that ISAAC
HAMBERLlN, of Yazoo county, Missis-
sippi, has filed his petition in this court to
lie declared a bankrupt, ard to be dis
CHARGED from his debts under the act of
Congress in such case made and provided;
and that an order has been duysentered in
this court appointing the
2OM day Of February merit,
at The court room in the city of Jackson,
in the county of Hinis. in this district, as
the time and place for hearing Of SAID peii-
ton. All persons may then and there
appear and show cause if any they have,
WHY the prayer Of the petitioner should
not be granted.
WIN. BURNS, Clerk.
Dec. I6, l642 IN pr. fee 5 dr..
District Court of the United States for the
Southern District of Mississippi.
In B Bankruptcy. No. 6i6.
In the matter of the petition of William W,
Walton, of Holmes county, Mississippi,
to be declared bankLup, and to be dis
charged from his debts.
NOTICE is hereby given that WILL
LIAM w. WALTON, Of Holmes county,
MississinnI. hns filed his netiiinn in this
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31
BLANKS,

Neatly cxecurad at this Office.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31
District Court Of he Tn ted States for tie
Suthern District of Mississippi.

In the matter ofthe petition In bankrupt
OF David Beatty, of Holmes cy.
county, Mississippi, TO be
declared a.hankruPt, and
10 ne discharged from his No. 573.
t,h.s.
NDTICE IS hereby given that DAVl!
tEATI, Of Holmes county, Mississippi,
has flied his petition in this court to be de-
carpd bankrupt, and to be discharged
FROM his debts under the act Of Congress in
such case made and provided; and that an
order has been duly entered IN tits court
the
2Uh dag Of February nrr',
at the court room in the city Of Jackson, in
the county Of Kinds, in this district, as the
time and place for hearing OF said petition.
All persons NAV then and there appear and
show cause, il any they have, why the
prayer Of the petitioner should not be
granted.
WIN. RU2NS, Clerk.
December 16, l842.-l4. pr. fee So.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31

Ia the matter of the petition of William
Arnold of Madison county, Mississippi,
to be declared bankrupt, and to be dis
charged from his debts.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31
District Court of the United Stltes for the
Southern District Of Mississippi.
2Oti dnu of february nert,

at the court room in the city of Jackson, in
the county of Kinds. in this district, as the
time and place for hearing OF said petition;
An persons may then and there appear and
show cause, II any they have, why the
PRAYER of the petitioner should no, be grant
~ ~ = : WI. BURNS, Clerk.
December l6. 1842. IA. pr. fee dolls.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31
2OM day Of February merit,

at the court room in the city Of Jackson,
in the county of Hints. in this district, as
the time and piare for hearing of SAID peii-
ton. All persons may then and there
appear and show cause if any they have,
why the prayer of the petitioner should
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31

CHARGED fran his debls.
NOTICES hereby given that ISAAC
HAMBERLEN, of Yazoo county, Missis.
sippi, has flied his petition in this court to
lie declared a bankrupt, and to be dis
charged from his debts under the act of
Congress in such case made and provided;
and that an order has been daily entered in
this court appointing the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22
1'uesdoY, July 10. lS42.
INsENATE.

Mr.. BUCHANAN presented a memorial from James
O'Connor of Philadelphia, representing that he had
made 4 great improvement in the steam engine, IN re-
gard TO economy, security, and efficiency. lie wished
the patronage OF Congress, iftiey find the improvement
what he states it To be-: referred 10 the Committee on
Patents and the Patent Office.
Mr.. PRESTON, ngreeably TO notice, on leave, intro.
duced the following Joint resolution:
Resolred by he Senate and House II Representatives. Of The .. s
Of .7aoies ~ Congress assembled, That all Sums hereafter appro.
priated 10 carry into cleo, treaties for the eSiineuishmen, of the
the proceeds of the sales Of HE lands acquired by The treaty under
which the appropriation Is made.
The resolution was read, and ordered 10 a second read
ing.
MI. PRESTON desired that as much progress as
possible should be made in ~disposing of the resolution;
and would prefer 10 have it read the second time then
Mr.. LINN was going TO suggest 10 the Senator from
S. Carolina the propriety Of having the question tested
on the second reading. He (Mr. l. J preferred, there.
fore, that il should be postponed till tomorrow, with
understanding that it be then taken up, when the Sc.
nate was more full, and tested on The question of or
dcring IT TO Il second reading.
MIR. PRESTON had no objection to such a course;
and the resolution was accordingly postponed Till TO.
morrow, and ordered to be printed.
MI. CRlTTENDEN, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, reported back, without amendment, the bill
10 amend the act entitled, 6 An act supplementary to
the act entitled An act 10 amend the judicial system OF
The u. s. which was,
On the suggestion of Mr.. SEWER, made the special
order ofthe day for 10 morrow, during the morning hour.
The bill entitled San act 10 carry into effect two
resolutions of the Continental Congress, directing mo-
numents to be erected in memory Of Generals Francis
Nash and William Davidson, " came up in order, as in
| committee of the whole.
Mi. GRAHAM Explained that several resolutions OF
this nature and some voting medals to those officers who
had distinguished themselves during the Revolution,
had been passed by the Continental Congress IS; some oil
them had been carried into effect, and others remained
TO be carried; among which were these. The bill ap
propriates $500 for the purpose in each of those cases,
10 EJECT monuments in the State Of North Carolina.
Mr.. SEWER said If by the erection of those monu
ments, it was intended TO evidence the respect Of Con
sress and the nation for the memory Of those gallant
men, and as evidence of gratitude for their privations
and meritorious services, he thought something more
fitting TO The object should be done. He proposed te
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22


Thus, in effect, transferring the power ana sespoh'
sihlly of imposing taxes 10 RAISE revenue 10y '"e
partierlar and indig dual use OF the States, from
Their State Legislatures II Congress. apart IRON
other considerations, sound policy and economy r-
o,ira That IA, revenues of the States should not &c
nanJ o., Federal !~e,islaiion S.. on the other hand,
w;s5on succes.s that the Federal G1resamen', as
was ;o,rndrl from the tiss:, should continue TO use
the land proceeds, as, precisely 10 taii eA""t "H'
!, be unnecessary 10 RAISE rcveaae py u tA upon
,noortalions. SGa'l We disregard the signs OF the
,,,nes, Has no: the Distribution b!! encountered Sc
we're depuncInt,on in various quarters OF me coun-
,ry. Has il no, been repudiatcd b. SOME oil the States:
Has not the Executive rs suspenSion'-
viii IL not increase the necessity, which some alleged
toexist. OF raisinr the taxes upon iinpoF,a;'ons above
~ per cen,nm: Is not the Government III debt Tor
loans and treasury notes about twenty two 'n''i'ohs
of dollars; Have you not already passed app'o-
uriation bills amounting TO S9,269,o63; having besides,
bills pending To the amount OF Sli,'"I 80 WHICH,
doubtless, will be considerably increased: Aau Tue
passed and pending appropriations OF te present ses.
sam torether. and they amount 10 S2l,2Ol 81, win
rho nrosyect of 4 probable expenditure by increased APP
nronri,tions OF about SCI ,o00, 000 for the present year,
and an estimated deficit OF revenue by The Secretary OF
the Treasury at the end OF the year o! about Sll 900,
900. Under all these embarrassing circumstances,
comwon sense pronouncPs distribution not only unwlse,
bn, r,inous 10 the welfare OF the country. Therefore
cannot sanction a bill designed 10 infict so grIevous
an injury upon the purity and prosperity OF our ins'''u'
tons.
Hon. l.. Sa;tonstar, in his recent speech on the Tariff, states
The debt nj 81, OJ0,1jo.
gr .L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

jury -
ID EAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR ~sALE.-uaving
II determined TO sell my property IN Marrngo county, Alabama,
now infer 10: sale my plantation, containing $50 acres Of the
hest Cane brake Land in South Alabama, about 3O acres Of
which are cleared and i'll cultivation, the balance Is finely tim.
hrred cane Land. There are IN The Farm all The necessary
houses for servants, aud 4 fine gin house aud Il new screw, all
in first rate order; also, n good house for an overseer, and an
abundant supply of good water. This property is considered by
those in the neighborhoGd as equal to any in The State, for fer
tilny and health. Upon the farm are 81 negroes, 81 of which are
as good working hands as any in the State. There are also on
the farm l3 mules and horses, all young and welibroke; and all
the necessary implements for farming, such as wagons, ploughs,
hoes. etc. II is expected that Al least l"5 bales OF cotton, aud
from 3 In 5 hundred barrels Of corn will be made on The farm this
wear. The land is in Marcnso county,, Solth Alabama, about 3
borhoods in the state. /, is bounded by the lands OF Gtorge
Miuyr. Esd, tie Rev. Edward Baptist, and 4 large body OF wild
cane brake land, belonging 10 Mr. Weaver, which affords a fine
range for stock. viii sell The farm ar The farm aud negroes, or
ii any one desirous of bnying, prefers 10 buy the farm, negroes,
stock and crop, will sell ali together. Terms Of sale-For The
farm. a part only in cash will lie required, for the balance n c:e-
crops and stock a credit, if required, will also he allowed for a
part Of the purchase money. The credit payments must al be
well secured. II The above mentioned property sEould not be
sold privatrly before the Isl day of January next, The whole Of
public auction. Mr.. Edward A. Semple, living about ten miles
from the farm, or Sir. folcruft. The manager, living on the farm,
will show The plantation aud other property 10 any person dis
posed TO buy.
ANY person DESTROYS of purchasing can be informed OF price
and terms by apply ing 10 John VI. Gregory, Esq, al Richmond,
Virginia, who is fully authorized to make any bargain for the
sale of The whole of the said property, real and personal, or any
part of The same; or by applying 10 the subscriber in person or by
'' JAMES A. sEMPLE.
New Kent C. H., Va, July 2. @-wsw
COMMISSION BUsINESs.-The undersigned, finding it ne
- cessary, and bis official dEties admitting Of i'll proposes to
resume a General Commission Business in this city, and most re-
spectfully tenders his services 10 his former friends and the public
generally. fe pledges di:igent personal attention to every depart
ment Of IL, and will be prepared 10 make moderate advances on
property in hand. BERNARD PEYTON.
Richmond, 18th July, 1912. l9-stf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

VALUABLE PROPERTY AND RACE COURSE FOR SALE.
THE beautiful residence Ut the late Benjamin Bruughton, OF
i posite Fredericksburg, including $50 acres Of Land, viz:
Mulberry Hill, the Race Course and Latte Uhim.
W. II. TAYLOE, Executor.
ua,,, t;r, Io,h Iupa 1870 OFF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

One Of our Washington Correspondents writes Us on
the 10Th, 1.-THE Tariff bill passed to day by a majority
ola. Had the House been full, it would have required
MIR. Speaker Whites vote to pass it. II is The concen.
tration of protection. Restrictions run through its every
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22
Mount Airy, 18th June, 1912.

IOHN NJ. MILLER, ATTORNEY At LAW, will regularly attend
y the Superior and Inferior Courts Of P0whatan and Cumberland
he will also attend to the transaction of any business enrrustc,
10 him in the counties Of Amelia and Goochlani.
Address-powh aian Courthouse.
InIy ., 2-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15
uNHE Rev ALBERT SMEDES of the city New York, de-
i signs tus open SCHOOL For YOUNG LADIES, in the

1NHE Rsv ALBERT SMEDES, of the city of New York, de-
l sgns tos open SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, In the
CITY OF Raleigh, y C., on the 18th day Of May neN,.
This Institution Is furnish thorough and elegant Education
equal to the best that be obtained The city Of New York;
IN any Northern School.
Tile School Buildings, situated beautiful and elevated oak
grove furnish The most spacious accommodations Tue Dormi
separated into Acovcs young ladies' each of
construction 10 privacy and the time free cirou
ation Of air.,
Every article Of furniture provided by the School except bed
dtng beds VIII he turR,Shdl and tOlctS.
TERMs-For Board, includng washing aud Incidental
expense with Tuition III Engis Latin, ~o 500 per session.
payable in advance.
The charges will he for French Italian, Music Drawing
Masters Thee nW be 40 cher cherg'.
fuplis VIII he admitted al any age dcsiitn.
Ma Pupil except by WRITTEN request me iaren or 1nardi
an 10 the Rector of the School will liz allowed TO nave an &C
Store Shopin The CITY, disregard Of this proi
hiion will be followed by immediate disnlsslon from the
School.
LAY Scholars will he from such ParcE.s or Guardians
rs reside III the place.
The will be divided terms of five months each
The former commencing, after the Isl rtn on Tie 10Th I" May
The 18th Ocioherte latter commencing q"
the Doth u November aud terminating on the 2lh oil April
Applications fer admission The School may ne made To Tue
Ives d. H. Rev. Il. = Na-oi D. H., al ia
leigh. the Rev" Mr. Smed-, al New YORK, unit: Isl .a!
aud after THAI period 10 Mr.. SmedeS at Raleigh!
REFERENCES
R.cimosl--Thc Rev y. Eape d. D., and the Rev. William
Norwood
prtersbnrTle Rev y H. Cobhs All sirssr White Blume
.N0tfoit-Ihr Rev u. NJ. Miller and George Rowland, Esq
cApoLI>.
The RI Rev t. s. Ives, d. d. and the Clergy Of the Diocese
generally
Saunders the Hon John ii. Bryan William H. Hay
wood George ". iIodrca and Charles Manly, sGures pfs
eckwih, Charles L. Hinton, w H. Gales and Ed
mund Il. freeman, Esqures
March
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PROPOSALS FOR IRON.

NAVY CoMatssioxrns orrrcE,l
March 5ii, 1872 !
fee until O'Clock r. NJ. If the Goth Of the present mouth,
for furnishing and delivering al the Navy Yard WASHINGTON
iron required OF the following Cha" Cables,
a"f'0's' 1a"k"' and c Gini:;'s c, W. IRON
/, 200 do. for % class Shops of
5000 do. for Ftigaes
go do. for Ships ofthe Line
GOA H. Addition TO sheet cables Cor ships If The line and
Ia" no. fri.a,es, in lengths Of forty five aihoins.
ANCHOR IRON.
70 anchors for LIST class sloop. of
IT. DO. 81 class SooPs OF war
~ do. for igttes
10 do for s"ps Of r .he I'" iron.
sets for slcops Of war
do for Ships of'ne iM"oos,s
ean,bocses for Friea,cs
do. Shops Of war
do. for small vessels
All the aforesaid iron must be Of the best quality and Of Anne
ricau manufacture without any admNne oil foreign ro and
br free from all defects whatever
The deliveries the following proportions, ana al inc
follo"nr stated periods, viz:
One.ihd the quantity Of the Chain able anu Anchor iron 10
he delivered before tho lst July next
third pat before the Isl November next and
the balance oil before the LIST March, lsE. ,
Onr.,r p Of he Tank Iron delivered by lst June next
third b Is, November next and The balance by Isl
And o tie Camooe Iron onehaf before the LIST June
next, aud the other half before The LIST Asns! next
Csa Cable Iroa e tr Iron, cfj' Tank Iron or cffr
for Ca"beoe Iron, las the case may be- ase w"
Separately the Commissioners Of the Navy should deem pro
per- ,,-., . -.
proofs tests .pecon, the Board OF Navy Commission
may authorize direct, and must be entirely M -
them The commandment commanding once' o Tue sau
Navy Yard. -
Persons DESTROYS of offering furnish the said on any por-
Should information he required 10 enable
olr) referred to the connnnhanl OF
commanding officer Of the Navy Yard washington, District oil
Columbia
To those persons whose offers may be accepted, particular ehe
dulles, drawing models descriptive OF the several parts ana
portions each kind of Iron required for each object VIII be
furnished OF the Navy when contracts are
prepared for execution. .
Bonds, approved surees, will be required IN one
third the the contracts aud ten per cenum ~ ADDITION
the of will he retained as collateral security
the faithful performance Of the contracts when WIN ohy "
paid ON their satisfactory completion. And ninety per cenuh OF
all deliveries will HI paid bills property authenticated ACCORD
tie provisions Of the contracts within thy nays a'e
their presentation the Navy Agent The oilers must STATE al
what agency the contractor desire payment To be made
In of failure the part of the contractor 10 furnish any
deliver Of The quality and n me times sccneu
above the officers agents at the Navy Yard sna DC
purchase be necessary m supply tue u
hcisnces and Of cost over the price agfeeu " ne pau
M,rb 10 O9-id