davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14
Ala Court of Probate holden ut Plymouth. ,cith-
IN and for the district Of Plymouth, on the 2lst
dan of March, A. d. 1912:

Ala Court of Probate holden ut Plymouth. acith-
IN and for the district Of Plymouth, on the 2lst
day of March, A. D. 1912:
Pyeseni, Calvin Butler, Esq, Judge
! pom the petition OF Hiram w. Warner
~ Of New. York, in the county and State
Of New. York, showing TO this Court, that he
is guardian of Henry s. Warner and Ed.
ward T. Warner, OF New. York, within said
county, minors: that said minors are the
owners OF real estate in said Plymouth, in
said Probate District, viz: one piece of land
containing about 20 acres, abutting north on
Robert /. To!les and Y. ii. barrow, east on
highway, south on d. d. Warner, and west
on L. Beach ard Mrs. Barney, with house
and other buildings thereon. The other
piece of land containing about Is acres, Il.
but,ing north on Mrs Barney. east and south
on Tomlinson, and west on highway, valued
ut about fifteen hundred dollars-That il
would be for the benefit Of said minors to
have said real estate sold, and the avails
thereof put Mt interest ON legal security -
praying for liberty to sell said property for
the purpose aforesaid, rs per petition on file:
Ii is ordered by this Court, That said Guar
dian give notice of said application, by caus-
ing the same to be published in one OF the
newspapers printed in Lichficld, in the coun-
~ of Lilchficld, three weeks successfully, at
least six weeks before the hearing; and that
said petition will be heard ut the Probate
Office in said district on the 18th day Of June
next, at one o'clock. p. NJ.
Certified from Record.
Sw46 ELISHA JOHNSON. Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14

At Coun Of Probate holden al sharon, ,cithia
and far the District If Sharon, on the Slst day
: of March, A. d. 1912: ........,
Present, Charles F. Sedgwich, Esq. Judge.
THIS Court doth direct the Administra-
Il tors on the estate of HIRAM ABELs, late
of Salisbury, 10 su;d district, deceased, rep
resented to be insolvent, To give notice to all
persons interested in the estate Of said de-
ceased, TO appear, (if they see cause,) before
the Court of Probate 10 be holden at the Pro
bate Office in said district, OH the 18th day
of April, 1912, at ten O'Clock, A. M, 10 be
heard relative 10 the appointment Of Com
missioners on said estate, by posting said or
der Of notice on II public signpost in said
town of Salisbury, nearest the place where
the deceased last dwelt. and by advertising
the same in a newspaper printed in Ltch-
field. ...rt llro. ..... f.....
Certified from record.
As CHA's +. SEpcWfcK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14

Al Court Of Probate holden al Har,ointons
,cithin and far the District Of HGr~i'ston, on
the LIST day Of April, 1912: ..---s 2, g"
- Present, AbVah Catlin, Es1. Judge.
TSTATE OF LUc1NA CLARk, la;e Of Har.
IA win,on, in said 2stsica, deceased.
Orders,', That the executors exhibit their
administration account 10 this Court for nd
justmen, ut the Probate Office in said Ilstr-
winton, on the 18th day of April, l942. at l
O'Clock in :Ae afternoon and that all per-
ed thereof, the executors will cause this orr
der to be published in a newspaper printed
in Ltchfeld and to be posted OIL tho public
sign post nearest the place where the dcccas-
ed last dwell, III said Harwinton.
A true copy of Record.
lw46 ABrJAH CArLIN, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14


and for ne district Of Sharon, on the l7fh day
If March, A. d. 1912: .......... .'-
Present. Charles r. Sedgrick, Esq Judge.
THIS Court doth direct Zachens w. Bis
Il sell, ESQ. administrator on the estate Of
DANIEL BRADLEY, lnte Of Salisbury, in said
district, deceased, represented to be insOt.
vent, TO give notice to all persons interested
in the estate Of said deceased, 10 appear (if
they see cause) before the Court Of Probate
to be holden at the Probate Office IN said dis
lrict, on the 18th day Of April, 1912. at nine
O'Clock, A. NJ. to be heard relative to the
appointment Of commissioners on said es-
tate, by posting said order of notice on the
public signpnsl in said town of Salisbury
nearest the place where the deceased last
dwclt, aud by advertising the snrne in Il
newspaper published in Litchfeld. rr,..,
Certified from record.
43 CAA's +. SEDGwIcK, Judge
Al a Court Of ProJaie holden at Neac- Milford.
,cihin and for the district Of NeU. biiDord, on
the 18th day # March, 1912: aras
Present, Nathaniel Perry, Esq. Judge.
TTPON the petition of James n. Page Of
" Sherman in said district showing to this
Court that he is the guardian OF Ezra G.
Norihrop Of New Milford in said District, q
minor under the age of twenty Lone, ihRt said
minor owns and possesses in fec simple enc
undivided half Of a piece Of land lying pars
in soid Sherman and part in said New. Mii-
ford, bounded noriheriy by William Seeiy's
land and Daniel Gay lords land, cpsteYiy by
William Gaylord's land and David Gay
lords land, soutifcrfy by Nathan Gsylord'S
land. Amos HubbelI'S land and Derrick Tib-
tet,'s land, westerly by highway. Jcdediah
Graves laad and Daniel Gay lords land con-
taining in the whole about enc hundred and
five acres, more or less-that the interest OF
said minor in said described premises rs OF
about the value Of sixteen hundred dollars;
praying this court, for reasons IN said peli-
lion set forth. to pass an order authorizing
and empowering said petitioner or some 9TH
tr meet person to sell and convey the inter.
ests Of said minor in said described premis-
cs, according to the Statute In such caso
made and provlLed-as per petition on tile.
dated March l6, 1912.
Ordered. That said petition be continued
tn the 3Oth day Of May 1912, then TO be heard
and determined ~ the probate Office In said
New Milford at O o'clock in the forenoon:
and TINT notice of the tendency thereof be
given by Publishing this order IN newspa-
per printed in Lltchtield three weeks success
sively at least six weeks hcfure the said H0ih
day Of Nay 1e42. A irgic cory al .iec.Td.
% NATHANIEL PERRY, Issssa.
TIANTE cCRRANTS. fresh ll..iSTns. and
~ r.gulrT assortment Of gguund aud On.
gr.at'd Sli1cs--tor sale By
Nov. 10 r PHELPS.
I.srR for Trlmtn'";s s--nlso Fur CuIlsv~-.-a
few t"' and Sealttse cars--tnr sale ~
N.v. II. TIE r. rIsELr9.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14
D.A.N.DURY ACADEMY
AND
Young Ladies' Seminary.

TEACHERS

Rev. J.rW. IRwIN, Principal.
MIR. E. G. HOYT. Assistant Senior Glass.
Mr. E. A. NIcHOLs. Teacher of Vocal Music.
Mrs. D. D. lawns. Principal Y. L Seminary.
Miss Z. A. CoLE. Teacher Of French & Music.
Miss n. Al. SMETH. Assistant.
Miss H. N. C0lier. Assistant.
VNHE next term In ihe above institution
4 commences On Monday. the I'd Of May.
proximO. Circulars containing the C0urs,.
Of study. and al other informaiion nccuSsa-
~ 70 Do known by those who wish 10 place
their children in either of those schools, can
be had on application (pOst paid) to the
Principals.
Danbury, COmm. AprilA. l622. 3soa6
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14
II UCyYPS.

Also, Pumps for drawing water from els.
terms, wells and springs, furnished and put il
in operation and ,carranipd. '-' '.''
ALANSON ANDRUS.
Canton, April a, 1912. 6nl4J
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14
REM VII.

nR LEWIS has removed to the
~ brick house in East Street, formerly
occupied by the late Cha's G. Bennett, where
he solicits n share of the patronage of the
public. Office ia the house. ..
Litchfeld, March 81, 1912. 6mi4
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14
LEAD PIPE.

TNHE subscriber continues to manufacture
L. Lead Pipe for Acqueducts, Pumps,
&c, OF various sizes, and put it i.i operation
in the latest manner.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14

Luz nF IIi'l1i's'" ss--hls0 Fur Colsav~---a
Jew s"' and Sealtt,e Eaps--t,r sale ~
Ssy. II. r, PHELPS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14

.t Certified from record.
CHA's r. SEpeWicK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14

SHERIFFS ELECTED.
a., New Haven CO., Norris WiIsor.
81, Nav London, Alexander Stewart.
Fairfield, Som~el Raymond.
. Middlesex, Charles Arnold.
Holland, NoUasus Chapman.
mo choice in Litrh6cld, Hartford aud Windhan
eoun,es
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14

lord Ashburton and suite were introduced
to the President on Wednesday, by the Sec.
rotary of State. He afterwards visited both
Houses Of Congress. .,-. ~.'..-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-14

EIANTE cCRRANTS. fresh Rl.i,Ins. AMI
a rW'lr assortment Of gSutlnd aud On.
gr,aH"l Sli-cs--tor sale By
Nov. 10 r PHELPS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-12
ncniucL, ORATOR. john !souns.


iir i-i'.'i III ii' ''''''''''' SUM-
thc v,r interesting ui1' in Which OH John "''
tn i.1. m. .easr ot ue Bar give. tae following
.f....l. ...t.. ....;... l....l .... bic
ih'"'
- Wa 'ne case ct D1pn's i1e ". kce--. case
10 winch Tie t-'hohcs AMI ire''yfrian' "'l'
r-ch concerned tho former ''i"- q pre-
I ntnoh'. ana nc minister "i "'
chlic1. IL'ah.eNt counsel were engaged ''
sides, and Rowan and h'n h"Ia.n and 4 n'. '@.'
ior die prose- lnon. were aua.ed against tt..,e.'-
len. tharIe' 4. Nicehi'e .tlc present l. Vi. H'u-
crd oi thc t $ and others tor ihc defence. f.'
SEA. the fret legal ,ria. sc had ever Witnessed ls
we snail never forgot %. There was the polished
thc graceful delivery OF tntfenden-ihe e-'' e. 3.
and loic.b.e reasoning of Ni'AAHe--t.o roa' aH.'
learned. aud CLOG cni argument oi IOWA ,"'
,UnIlf Illustrations .f Hardin. To that Sings case
. -. f-..,..I ,,.. a,v... cf ,i., k.rfr-I. ,- Rtr.
- -. l't.t....-..l ..... .....,.,....l ,,,.,,
D.. -. r.,.,.;,.. I'D
.t., -. san .I. 80, l,. .,..,.i
-. ,...l ...... ,...... "a, 80. l.,., 81, Id.
.,..,I al ...'.I IN. KIN H., 4,-lI.,. vto
t--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-12
Western PENNSYLVANIA.


ktt,>i~e. IA. Nov. lsll
Sincc writing YOU last. Nc have sailed oar hu.c
Na,cr-Nitch from the beautiful village o..
tRANAltN. (thc scat 1T lus,icc Toy Ncuarge Co.
which j, situated near Fgruch Ircch l4>, az il
entrance iuto ihc Nicshcu, River The Wcaiacr
has p0cu a. huc a. a warm auiumual ,en asa s.
cloudlcs, sky could make 10; wA,.c the wiuA
though ccu,c, has been tull >trons enough make
GA, ,,ny craft with its large .atocu >sa. >Ninl
swNl, over the b,isht and hvcly waters 81 ,hc a.
lc EhcN River We h>vc hccoulc - tuuch AT
ischcd 90 our hu,c skinner that w shall no,
,hiuh ot quit,.as 10 again uuiil Nc have msosc4 &,
>uus,, along side the quaNs 81 li,,>ourg.
Tho >.liaSc NJ IK1>NliN - dcashtftiy situated
lN,,nE >urroundcd Viii hills. which, ou cNcyN side.
tcat tl,ir heads ia grandeur ami beauty. wAi.,
song ,hc uNor they use a.uio>; perpendicular,
tron tho waters cigc. Ia> place contains ,
population Of about, ~ hundred. and : rapidly n-
crcN>,ns, /, contains a 6nc Couu-ica>c. jail
an Acaosn,. and an Esl>co0a. ard % Presbyterian
Chu,ch Near ,hc town Was fkA>AttN fc6r.
bad. juyas tie Fgvuch Wan ,rcr Wa.ch ,hc place
,sNcs 10, na.ac The .oss Is now Ac,,,o,cd. 81,
>c.ac 81 ;hc tneau>mc.,s remain.
ihc onN ag.ic.cs manufactured ia ,a,s iowa q. !
cosa,y. IL AN considerable c\,crt. aro irou and
iamhcr, They have several furnaces and trSc,
Tie iton manufactures Az, mv.urAi-z auj ,hc
i..ic NJ c;n,Sral,on ., RAPIDLY towing in. A-ious
tho ARTICLES a. cNNruArcn ls sart-,tonc i,s ihc
manufacture Il s.a>>. ,s,t saa.,,ic, 81 wi,a ans
50. a. she s,s>..vor>, a, r,.s..,rx R,..ics ,ac
irinsra,, cc,uuaac % We,.cra Ntna>,.,aats. GEE
0u CKfgN. ia ,A,s cesu;,. avc several sprns,,
t,,,,r whch th, famous Se,.>-. O.l 5 o,.&ia,,l
To, meaning ri r,ur>,,,aa,a t..N,4 asv sNa.,,
rs>~> Moons. /, IS Jc,.,,>. t-,',~ obs, sas-rs.rc
~ William fsoa ana S,hia. woods. !, = sd
thai sew % auy rcS'ons e.. c,lasl c>,c-, eve horv
~ >,a'e ~ nN'as'' 'no'c dense iogv,i- We AM
SAM '"N' '"'' ''s'' e. ''' S'~'' VS.. deserves N'
'a"''' 'N % - 81 "''' ' "'>''' '' '', '.''''rs'
-
=, .. '.''
49,, ,...,.. ..,.. -,
80 i, - - Il. -. ~, 49,. ~.
-, La. "A .~.,.. ma, ,.,r,;,-.., 49,. E,A 81
s.. -, 49, =. :, .,,-, ,ts, a. 49,
..,,.,,,.,, ~. <ssi .. ,h.. ), ~. ~.,,t., ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-12

Piu.surr Upon our safe arrival thcre you .hnl
nc,r from lis again. II Is now the noon of night.
and we must retire to e.toHr.ol,cs iorto. morr'n
VOYAGE Good .Ai. {.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-12
az FOR SALE.-Bar.ains Bargains L

tTrllIr i-i lrrs, eaca sol rt 4 superior susty va
trei ii streams ani covered ~ a One unntr s1ft
d.. 81 ttr oa csnfy. beach, walnut, a7e ana sycamore
The W adapted 10 wheat. rye. CORR oat~ clcu. ioo3co
.Rse. aal l-.l potatoes, The above si4s wl oid 81
r---e rr,Cs. and on terms s1.L try vAl Pc -
cf!r-a- ~ almost Any kaI ~ -rcaaItLe. fDrm. -,
dasrls. ANA part r1'i-s. apply % -
riu 4 p SMITH. Liberty -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-12
- - eFOR NTWBURGll-Land.

N-A.1a-- - ug r Cl.dwe.r., Vet Poai anl tod
SILL ir,rambo- JAMES MADISON. Capi -
Usi,teaI SID lrafe Marrsn--l.eft Per every II f>Dn
an FRIDAY Evenings. 40 0N,orA
Hrr-ae- Package oI Parcels. BsIA .. no Ncfir
,u rn board rf ts bat - boss being 'sri on foA
! -.t.-s'r Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-12
r1A FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

r TIE cottage sui House ani Stable ~ north west
-rT OF Fifth avenue and i-ih street. 90 p iiIi n., o-
ramtr. with trees si>o pump rear tie door; about 2
l n ,. walk from the RAILROAD. tor iur-i"r raft.N lf>
nqu..e of J. 4 J. ". Lev FRIDGE, lf' tneny-'L y l.
p a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-12

S SECOND door OF the College oi Phy,t'ans lnd -
Ion, = Cro>ev-strs~t. ksowu a. the COLLEGE van ite
Room well ghird and ventilated AMI iia, >na" Room
ou,uu. upon t~ restrain. II convene n place .. meet
r. -r public worship. or or Literary A''o-ia. So, hr
for Far ur,h.r u1rcular, apply 20 X WATTS. Jr, lf2
.i.rceY->trrat. a. TT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-12
= loo ACRES MlCHIGANLAND ID

= Exchange r- g-a|I farnn- lana, iu " van fIf
D ava. crlui 81. Sow Nnrs. W4yrc county Pf. Vie
above sre fae afh nnru- lands. Apply O. =. >Ni u.
/ .,.rf. ...fFf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-12
r-S~ hNFWkRK \ NEW YORK.

sy.,xS-<yT. Fare rfiv ~ o.ui> IT, ,p.s'H,a 'l1
c0s-,I-I -us ,raurs rA>~AlC CapL ''in '''f, .''.-
.,luir ant .0gqufy retfff. WI comnl'i't 't -u-
lar mn, n he >ea~sn ~ I.lr>iay, March i'-'''. -
p.,,v., \ -. Conn. ak4... M lrk,
a. ir .-r't A. n fpt'kFN MA oc,r M J. ~. 81
on -. s,, te Pr,,sc piu iei,' NcD-Nork A. l' y "
sri 6 r. N.-o-ayc Nr~ar. % = \. VI sni 80 $50 y
- Freipt of -,rv description carried al very raced
80. mitm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-12
, -. ,vOK\ING LINE FOR Al

S+..s,sx-. BANY. TROY. al in,e'l-f i.'s. -
a., ...,r-...l-e scsmIsH TROY, Cspi. a. "oiuti.
IA, fTuesaayl Morning. ~ o'cocs. D.,
r.. r,y, f,,.-rr>,ure t~a1fboat ALbfNh. ''It J. o.
f.,'-'rs I'M " t.. .ae,. lay Nornrg 81 oco,k-
Sor pa,s,- apply At Che Oh - o@' % b''''' ''''''
Notl---sI Goa, Fre AZ O. Bsz-a-e Boa b.-, 'fff.'
any ci.sr s.uf nf Property. ttafr. ~ frf.' pr
Hnlri o.. boat. mus he 1t uf f'A OF "' """''' f-
.;,. /. r--iet.. M Rl-glgr. A.. .''-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-12
THE / u Y & . u

A,re,p TFSNYsoS has puh.hcd another vol'
,,,c of Poem. which are spoken of by the Ing.
l.h c,i,ics as evinenr powers greatly "aiur''
and strengthened b, tlc lapse Of ten years. when
la. ini.r,oucd since hi, last publication. In' eN
tracts. which We have seen, are ccrniny super 10,
To- his earlier Poems. The following Is the "'',
legend of Canterbury. rendered into compact anu
graceful verse: y. ! nc. oct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-12
80 FOR SALE-The lease AMI fixtures

Il Of N old r,iahl,l-d Brokers ofirc. Who'll hi'
rom tour thousand dollars per 1nuul Toy We
past lee Tho proprietor o, ne 30 i.i bean" "'
.r.r. E retiring a, ti. crunrry AMI viii >et lowe ir"
a lsre,,,s to = attb, pfce vii meet nh prompt "'-
feut1H.
p Tn, ie,.r b,s o,- wear, % mn from 'hc u OF
Af4E.fsf. genes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-12
A'rD LET from the FIRST day of next
- M IET-And nns.fssi0n mn NJ
! TO LET-The large and convenient
20 FOk SALE-Thntvery deslrabIe pLat

81 o ground. situated NJ the corner OF sht ana ir,
* ;Isis. fronting - Johns PARK, beng 90 l'>l :
ri. rn l. ett-.treei. and a. fcet NsrcN q ne
Chur.h thereon. For particulars enquire OF J"SEfii
MEMS. No IL Beech. or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-12
> i-7~- eopPoSITION LINE for Al

49, hsHv landing - thr oot ~ hamna'.
l-,,- ", ID. P1ushkr.r>s, h.s.-1r t'n, 'i'n 10
...f Uuts,n pa..rgr PITS Gents. Bslfis fF 'fni,
'l.. .u,rr .ii steamboat e~iliN tuN. 'fQisn J. VI
Brown 30 leave t.s Pr- ar the loot 90 u iei-'if''i '
Nhtnv every Aionlav "Wednesday ans flI'Y, a. 'fiA
T. " ,. ,
L,s,e Ab,ay. oo of Iyjiu, street or Nv nr, ''ey
gr.sias. Tblr~l.r 1nl saturday. cd ntiH b. VI.
For passage nr .lrl -lf apply nu .-1-fI n, Il.
ID a. MARTIN. la4 " ..i.sItrL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-12
. Co. eFOR pEEksKliL. WEIR

,T'10-- - = Teny. Hasing, tnd Nonscr> bfe'A AT
.ri D.unrr Oo boa q. - ,.. 49,. . q.
~ St1n- Will leave NsW-lorA irm the foot ~ 'h'ii .
street every wsu.ng lFUtars 'Ncrpi'tl al utiF"
sgi rarrni ~. l.as. Pcf,. str" lag NJ IA" 20 'iA
P.M.
I'm ~ Il ih, is.a 81 Hammond street. each Nay .
NorlcE-A coof>. Freight, harsf -e' b'nA on, ~
. ~ ,ny ok-r IA OF PROPERTY, taken. shipped, % pa-
= rri ifs must he tie rsk nj Gre "Nn'fs i 'l'N
cnn - Fr.Ilnt. Bag yr. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-12
4 STORE AND HOUSE TO LET.

~ -soj Grsr street. a 6rst-ri'e orisr-eae q. 'i,
- atom. I'D re-, civ Tor business hss been usfd a.
" ,ooJ.store or ID ytarspas; Po>ss-.oa 18Th tesa>
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-08
From the Ne,o Orleans Picayune.
THE SANTA FE EXPEDITION.

During the last two or three weeks, all sorts
of rumors respecting the fate of the Texan ex-
petition to Santa Fe have been pouring in
upon US. The first intelligence of the loss of
the expedition which bore the semblance of
authenticity, came by way of Havana. We
give our reasons, at some length, for disbeev-
ing that account Those reasons were consi-
dered by others, as well as by ourselves, very
strong; but we did not cease to entertain fears
for the safety of G. w. Kendall, our absent
friend and associate. Nearly week ago, adj
dlional news from Mexico was received in
such shape as to increse our fears, even to
render it almost certain that the entire expe-
dition had heen taken. Although Mr.. Kendall
joined the expedition simply as guest, pre-
|suming, before he left this city, that it was
merely trading party, although we were well
satisfied that so far as he was concerned, he
could prove that it was pleasure excursion
only; and that consequently he would be well
treated by the Mexicans. into whose hands he
had fallen, and be early liberated-still, we
thought it our business to open an immediate
communication with him, if possible, and with
the Mexican government. For effecting that
purpose, we advertised several days ago for q
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-08

Who ARE THE ANTI-BoND PAYERs?-The
Vicksburg Wing has made out a table Of the
votes of the several counties, with the amount
of taxes paid by each, from which we learn
that those counties which pay the most taxes
are the strongest in favor of paying the State
bonds, and preserving the faith of the State
untaInished. Twenty-one counties, to-wit
Adams, Amite, Bolivar, Carroll, Claiborne,
Coahoma, Hancock, Kinds, Holmes, Jefferson,
Madison, Noxubee, Perry, Pamela, Rankin,
Tallahatchie, Tunica, Warren, Washington,
Wilkinson and Yazoo, pay $l92,O0l % into
the Treasury of the State, and gave at the late
election a bond-paying majority in the aggre-
cate of 2Sl7 votes; while the remaining thirty
SIX counties. to-wit: Alfalfa, Chckasaw, Choc-
taw. Clark, Copiah, Covington, De Soto,
Franklin. Green, Harrison, TIA vamba, Jack
son. Jasper, Jones, Kemper, Lauderdale, Law
renee. Leake, Lafayette, Lowndes, Marion,
Monroe. Marshall, Neshoba, Newton. Oetib-
heba. Pontotoc, Scott, Simpson, Smith, TIP
nah. Tishemingo, Wayne, Winston, fallo-
busha and Pike, which pay into the Treasury
only $s4, g2S SO, gave an aggregate majority
of 1898 against paying the bonds. The coun.
ties which pay the largest tax, gave the largest
bond paying majority; while on the other
hand those counties which pay the smalles
tax, gave the largest majorities against paying
Four bond paying counties alone, adams
Kinds, Warren and Wilkinson) pay more ia,
than all the anti-bond counties togetherl-
These counties gave majority of l64O il
support Of the honor and faith of the State.
| The politician and political economist will
each draw his own conclusions from thes
facts.--Mcmphis Enquirer.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-08
BY G.. w. HI. BROWN.
CONDTTIoNs OF THIS PAPER.

1eT THE SOUTHERN PIONEER will be
furnished to subscribers at the rate OF FIVE DBL
LARS per annnm, payable an advance; or, II NOT
paid before the expiration OF year, Ola DOL
LARS will invariably be exacted. No paper dlscon-
tnued Except at the option of the proprietary until
all arrearages are paid failure to give notice of
disseminating the paper, will be considered new
engagement.
ADVERTISEMENT
Not exceeding a square (ten lines or less) will be
conspcuOusly inserted at the rate of ONE DOLLAR for
each insertion. Longer advertisements in the same
proportion The number of insertions must be
marked upon the margin of the copy otherwise they
will be continued until ordered out, and charged
accordingly.
fr5- All articles of personal nature, will be
charged for at double the rates of advertising.
all political circulars, public addresses for the
benefit of individual persons companies will be
charged as advertisements.
JOB PRINTING, of every description, executed
with neatness and despatch. CLr Having large
and beautiful assortment of Fancy and Job Type, the
proprietor is prepared to do all kinds of LETTER
PRESS PRINTING in the style In this respect
he respectfully socits the patronage of the people
Carroll and the adjoining counties.
OF Bills for advertising and job work, are con-
sidered due soon the work is DONE and persons
will be expected TO pay The same whenever called
upon.
" On all letters and communications addressed
to the propretors the postage must be paid, they
will not be taken out of the office.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-08
Your obedient servant.

A FLusTER.--The Washington correspon-
dent of the Cincinnati Gazette, writing on the
Sth, says-Last night warm dispute arose
between Marshall of Kentucky and Cover
nor Gilmer in the bar of Browns Hotel, which
was nigh terminating in an exhibition of pu-
giIism not at all creditable. but they were sep
arated before claret was drawn.
Louisville Gazette.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-08

The IRISH CHANcELLoR.-The difficulty res.
pecting Sir Edward Sugden's appointment as
Lord Chancellor arose, it is said, from this gen.
tleman's having married his cook. and the re-
solution Of Lady de Grey not to admit her to
the Irish Court. The affair is thus alluded TO
in the Dublin Mari: The exclusion Of MEM
Der of Sir Edwards family from Lady Had
dington's Court, induced Sir Edward, when
Chancellor of Ireland years ago, to resign his
Office. He resumes it now, conscious that
the Countess de Grey, threading in the foot
steps of her predecessor, will refuse to receive
al her Court the lady whose claims had been
Teppdated by her excellency the Countess of
4Haddington; and, on the question being re-
ferred to Queen Adelaid, her Rfai1,tv. 81 N.
most distinct manner, approved of the dec;s
sion to which Lady Haddington had Gomez