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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-16
IN BANKRUPTCY-No 49I.
District Court of the nnifed States J

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District Court of the United States. }
Northern District Of Mississippi. I
Notice is hereby given that ALFRED
TEACHER of the County of Lowndes
has been duly declared Bankrupt by an
order of this said Court, made on the I'd
day Of January A. D. 1643; and that
the said Alfred Thacher has applied for
certificate of final discharge from his
debts under the act OF Congress in such
case made and provided: and the I'd mon
day of April 164S at Aberdeen, has been
setfor the final hearing. ALI persons in.
terestcd may then and there appear TO
show cause if any they can, Why the de-
cree and certificate should not be granted.
G. NJ. RAGSDALE, Clerk.
January 2, 1913. II
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IN BANKRUPTCY No. 493-

UlSsrct Court OF The United Staies. }
Northern District Of Mississippi.
Notice is hereby given, that DAVID
HARDIN Of Lowndes county has been
duly declared a Bankrupt by an Cor
der OF this said court made on the Cd dav
January A. D. l643; and that the said
David Hardin has applied for a certificate
OF fanaI discharge in such case made and
PROVIDED: and the I'd monday Of April
ls4S at Aberdeen, has been set for Anal
hearing. All persons interested NAV then
ana there appear 10 show cause. Il anv
they can, why the decree and certi6cafes
OF discharge should not Be granted.
G. M. RAGSDALE. CIerk
Januafy q, 164S. IT
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Jan. Goth, 1s43.-6m. pf. s25.
INBANKRUPTCY-No.4 400.

In BANKRUPTCY-No. 492.
District Court OF the United States. !
Northern District of Mississippi.
Notice is hereby given that JOHN w.
HODGES of Lowndes county, has been
duly declared Bankrupt by an order of
of this said Court made on the I'd day of
January, A. d. ls43; and that the said
J. w Hodges has applied for certificate
of final discharge from his debts under
the act CT Congress in such case maze and
provided: and the I'd monday of April,
1s43 at Aberdeen,oh been set for the
final hearing. All persons Interested may
then and there appear to show cause. If
any they can, why the decree and certlfi.
cate of discharge should not be grated.
G. M. RAGSDALE. Clerk.
January, I'd, 1913. II
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DRY GOODS.

GOOD assortment Of Linens from q bit
- and half upwards. Brown, white and
eIale cotton bose from two bits upwards.
RsuMn linen Table covers, KenflIcIrv Jesn..
Einghnnis, SO. &c. For sale &c
Keeler's cheap cash store.
March 9th, 1913.
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JOHN S. RHEA,
COmenstsStO0s Merchant,
Mobile, Alabama,

Mobile, Alabama
ReFe PemceS.
GEN. ]. w. GARTH, Decatur, Ala
GEN. B. M. LOWE, HuntsUillo, "
Col. BENZ. SHERRoD, CORTLAND, Is
G.. T. BARTON BIO. TRScMnlbia, "
De-. HENRY w. RHODES, Tuscaloosa, .
A. r. BARCLAY, ESQ.,, IalLddega, Ala.
n. c.. HoUsroN, ESQ.,, Livingston, s.
MAJ. B. M. BRADFoRD, POnt0GOc, Miss.
OIL. EZRA WEBB, Nel0 Orleans.
MCMAHON, TRoTTER PEARsALL, E"
Dr.. JAMES PERRINE, Mobile.
CHARLES McLARAN, Esq, Columbus, Mi
Oct. 1, 1912.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE undersigned has been duly appointed
Il Administrator of the goods and chattels
of Thomas Williamson deceased. Al persons
indebted to said estate, are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
to present the same within the time prescribed
by law, or this notice viii be plead in bar
Claims can be presented or payments ma lie in
my absence to Adm. Murdoch who is my duly
authorised agent.
GEORGE WILLIAMSON.
Administrator of the estate of Thomas VII.
hanson, deceased.
Columbus Oct. 9Th, 1912.
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TIME new and substan-

GA TIME new and substan-
A IL tialsteamer E6yUO9"-
S@fH52. tee. p. CARROLL mas
80 ID Ter. will ply as regular
trader between Westport and Mobile. the en-
suing season.
The Boat is well suited to this trade, and no
further recommendation is necessary than to
say she is to be commanded by Capt. Carroll.
Columbus Miss. Dec. LIST, 1912.
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CHEAP WORK.

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MISSISSIPPI FEMALE COLLEGE
NHlS Institution win be open for young
- ladies' on the LIST Monday in January l643.
Young ladies' can be acconmo5a ted with boar
ding.
ABRAM MAER.
y. 3. Lesscns in Music win be given BY
Professor Pfster.
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PHILADELPHIA,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT of Drugs
"A Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye
Stufs, Glass, &c. of Fresh and unadulterated
articles; Also, Anatomical Preparations and
Surgical instruments. which they win sell low
for Cash, or Country Produce. such as Cotton,
Tobacco, Rice, Sugar, and Mclasses.
All persons opening new accounts viii be
required to pay one half or two thirds Cash
with good references, or the whole in some of
the above named articles, for which the high
est market price win be allowed. Country
Merchants making their purchases in this city
for Cash, will do well to call and examine our
Stock and Prices.
N. B. Any orders sent TO rs viii be filed,
and forwarded with as little delay as possible,
and at such prices as viii give satisfaction.
Particular care paid in putting UP Doctors
orders.
Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. 1912.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-19
HE PoRT OF NEW YORK

The imports of 1898 expectation of the oper alton
othe tariff otha Its operation in 1929 and 80 rcduc
ed the amount largely From that time bank expansions
ran the amount far above the control tariff The
ent the banks broken down. and high cash duties
substituted the trade Of this city fell back to the business
done in $780, Three hundred and fifty thousand people
in ls42a subsisted upon the of business as
was done by 203007 persons in 1890 Observe the uc
tuaons in the above table In FIVE years they rose from
OCo to Sis 4l6 and have fallen back TO
$4,000 600! What idea must foreign merchant have in
inspecting such tablet Assuredy that we are not re.
gular business men, doing honest and upright bust
ness in the observance of due economy but nation of
desperate gamblers with whom safe business can be
transacted Whileth business necessary by
rive at such conclusions the statesman will trumphanty
point to it as rreragable evidence that there no
ry for property and safety for business under pub
lcan institutions. This all in great degree true and
arises from the want OF settled policy in relation
financial and commercial affairs 1t that
ed selfso forcbly to the mind of Daniel Webster ESQ
when, in his Baltimore speech he advocated almost any
policy, so should be permanent, to trade from
the strife Of political parties
The immediate of the decreased ira e Of New
York. and which has exerted more influence than even
high tariffs and dsordered currency, the requirement
Of the government that merchants from their generally
small capitals, should advance to the government, in
cash, its whole revenues The revenue of the govern
nent in usual years. about $40 900 OOO derivable from
customs. Customs indirect tax upon ccnsumabe
goods OF the cost of hch it forms part and to be paid
by the The average time for imported goods
go into the hands Of the retailer is about three psnhs
from their entry. II the tax is lev ed at the entry it is
forced loan TO the amount from the merchants for
three months, when he sell his goods The duties
at New York, for the past year, have il appears been
296 advance to the government for three months
s7s74 for thu whole yrar taken the capital
employ in commerce, for government purposes 1t is
this arocious wrong which has destroyed business and
choked the channels produce its way to market II
the means OF the merchants cked up the govern
ment vaults, hov they carry their business Of
shipping produce any more than importing goods7
Sales nj he Stuck EYchanue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-19

SUN RISES $50 10 MOON IL 81
Cleared
Ships Hibemia Bunting, Liverpool c. II. Mahal Ashbur.
lRussian( Hoein ST. Petersburg, f. F'eder-Brig Topaz,
Varey St John, NB.-Schrs Montgomery, Davis. Port
Prince Foster Niekerson Pamlico, Fullerton Washington,
NC Cammerden < Son; Weymouth, Couch, Richmond Allen
Paxson; Ann d, Bedell Norfolk, Sturges Chairman.
Arrived.
Ship aellespont, Ellis days from Havana with &C.
Spofford. Tileston 4 Co.
Brig Exact Johnson days from Savannah with
Sc6r Hopewe Baker from La Guayra and Porto Cabelo
Aug 23 with coffee, hides and ogwood, G.. Whitaker amp
Others.
Schr Clara Fisher Blain 2 days from Newben, NC. with
sehr Mcent Cole, from Baltimore, and days from the
Schr Mary Jane McMah days from Norfolk with mdse
schr Joshua r. sands, Wainwright from Virginia. with
schr Caroline Baker Fk from Philadelphia with coal to
master.
Schr Henry Lemuel, Cramer from Philadelphia with coal
schr Amphtre West, days from Philadelphia with coal
TO master.
scr Robt b. Glover Callahan from Philadelphia with coal
Schr Peter Decosse Williams from Philadelphia with coal
to master.
schr saml c. Abbott Baker from Philadelphia, with coal
Schr lexington Young, from Philadelphia with coal to
schr Teazsr Briggs, days from Eapor with plaster and
Schr Mary Frances, Kempton, l6 days from Bangor with
Schr C9melia, Nickerson from New Bedford, with oil to
sch Abraham simonson, from the wreck of ship Chester
with salt, TO Roche Brothers Co.
Lighter Hiram Dixon Stlwe from the wreck of ship Ches
| ter, with SALT rigging, spars SAILS &c
Sloop Atlantic, Fletcher days from Norfolk with potatoes
| to master
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Below.
Wind s.
General Record.

Packet HBERNi, Buntng, for Liverpool will saiI
has been sold for wha She has been put complete order,
having been ecoppeed SC. Her letter bags close Gpns,
in the Exchange.
BRITIsH SHIP CHESTER Wilson, from Liverpool, ashore
kome had 10 cabin and 239 the and
cargo OF 800 salt aud 100 coal The e. charge
OF New York pilot when she struck and understand that
TO the pilot that she drew half feet of less than
she actually did She dsclargng her INTO lighters,
last accounts fast possible and also being stripped
y, her rgging nc he steam pump which sent down 20
cpuu not be put IN operation She is an old vessel and
WI doubtless be lost together with of the Two
&c. &c. '' ' '' ee'' ' o'-'
BRIG Lucy, Remick, of Boston, from ST. Johns PR is
uhon the lower end of Tinicum Island Part of the
largo VIII nave TO be discharged before off The
"s uesiatcned 70 her assistance from Philadelphia.
oith VI sHiP NORTH AMERICA, Obi from Halifax which,
was ASHORE at Governors Island in Boston harbor got off with
Jul Md lei again for Halifax SATURDAY afternoon
Boston, ''' '''e o'ei T" her On ''s''
WREcK-Aug 90 lat IS 30 W. Ion ~ 20 ~ was missed the
wreck OF vessel apparently $50 British bnI main
mast gone and waterlogged. ~ " o"'' '"'"
Notice TO Mariners
Capt Foxwell of the Thos Hooper at Baltimore from l
SAYS at e nen BOAT stationed at the Wolf Trap The
low Baumore has drilled about five miles 10 the SY Of her
mooripgs. winch nearly caused his running ashore - "
On the Th oil September 1872 the English bannue
Capt Thompson passed the tail of large shoa IN III. H.
o Bengal and had nine iathoms sandy bottom. The sho, o.,
tended WSW aud EN- about three miles and in The co.,
heavy breakers The position 10 in latitude i6 ~ n AMI
longitude 81 10 r.. 80 "AN
WhaIemen.
Montgomey Martin, from Atlantic with 10 bbls 3d. arr AZ
Warren RI 10th. 49, "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-19

Hersehel of Bangor steering ~ 10th inst lat 81 80 Ion ID
Harriet jessie Charleston for Liverpool Aug 49, lat as So
Statesman, 10th inst. lat AZ 20, Ion Ct.
Foreign Ports.
f sS:iSn MS : arr Q &ess &c.
fs s fs9''s k?rS ''sGs S Sy fS4%Ss
2 R Boston, d. Ssso s%s oI Ss.ISS &
anne day; Pasry BIount Howss for days before;
BalIimqe s1h only American vessel Sid sith Roanoke,
1 Xss 10 s ss F % ss%s aSss
c%pris:ioa; fSsaS: FRY, BslI asS n,s . '' ~
BSa BSS and Robert Ayo
RSd % St sfTf
da Macarthur, Glasgow,
HAraa Sept s-Arr Kate Raymer Alexandria; eh Falk-
lsS;ssS: e.. ABE Ss a4% t S HR2ssG D''o" for
Lake Ports
Sa Si6ipPsSs New England BToSs: Detroit; Taloa. Hart
Ss4 sG% E%Gs %sssS f
iP@ wdd Huron Connolly Slsysl1qS laS eks"s Me%5os
low Appeby sanduky and Venice; Dayton herreld Yer
Gss G Bates cd EW% SA sau Ho" and fG c
ose iD sc p p6 OWEN fosao Rochester
Home Ports.
PORTLAND, Sept l3-Ar Mary Pease Slselds Trinidad de
EpSAEyowN, Sept l4-AT Tansest Boardman Frederieks
burg Tor Bostonexperenced strong We gales during most Of
the passage.
sfE s s, BS sr Haven
H%a'sT sfhSS
Nliaven; II NJ Ridgley, Bridgeport
PHiLADELPHIA Sept l8Arr Violet, ,Nowlan Barbados;
solSn Ball Havana Maitland OBJ MURPHY Antigua; Ran.
Anne Cahane Muuro, (Br) Worth Maanzas; Frances Hal
Oneida Esow, New York Cid Philadelphia, (Brem) Greve
Bremen; Heeyas MePmIand Bsbadoes Paul Jones Ire
ker; scq,o Thompson; Arcot Emerson, aud w II Turner
Rogers Boston: Bold Commander Wing New Bediord Tho
yid Beknap Marble, Tswbug, NY surveyor Houck, New
Vulcan, Smith, Albany.
ALEXANDRIA,, Sept i5-Arr Catharne, Winslow Lubec.
RICHMOND Sept l5-Arr Ruby, Mckenzie, Lubec Intrepid,
NYork
=, NoRFolK, Sep. 14-Arr VIM w Wyer Adams, Boston for
Richmond In Hampton Roads, Sally Miller IIIasey, from
Plymouth, NC. for NYork, put Of head winds
Sid 18TH Mary Jane NYork.
NEwBERN NC Sept 7-Cld Topaz Green, West Indies.
WAsHNGToN, NC. Sept I2-Cld Caroline and Smith, for
Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-19
New York Cattle Market.

sept To- Io43'
AT market l4O0 beef cattle s57 from the South the bal
lance from the West 5000 sheep and lambs 20 cows
and calves
PncEs OF Beef Cattle have declined this week. We
quote the range prices from to $3.50 60 were left
Cows AND CALvEs-$l5 to S26-all sold.
SHEEP AND LAMBS ranged from 81 SO to So 5O-Lambs
ST to So l28. 800 left over
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-19

Tennessee -four is selling 81 58l barrel In this mar
ket. There is no great activity TO day
Flour was held at 1919 % SO IN Buffalo on the l6h
ms ant. Sales OF wheat were made at 76t cents
The number OF arrivals, with aggregate OF -four wheat
Sc imI orted Buffalo during the frsttwo wee rs OF
Sept. are hereunto given;-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-19

Mr. HENRY RUSSELL respectfully informs the public
ne ssY sept the
the public several OF his and most avore compositions
PROGRAMME SiE4
%%Tds 0 by Gh aSi Mace sSs s. 0'
SS% Es love ;Ss , ram Ia;S .6s Ar oam
BUT chose" san G' !" % %o%at. aaf iaad
And life in the woods for
CANTATA-"Wind of the Winter Night whence comes
NV, Words by Charles Mackay, Esq
Wind Of the winter night whence CONTEST thou?
and whittier, ali! whither art thou wand ring now'
81 :" $s% door
oss Sd 'SS thou % 5Sa%s if ss
Thus to mourn and complain as thou journiest past?
weTa; By Henry john sharpe
Many an aI hour Iys Wild III i aw 'HG'
hat wash the beach at Rockaway.
THE words SST Sg 2. u! n bsiIsy Dod'
s% %SSi, hy d.S MS.f e n giGls"
Tbs s. book a;ji i all 'b9 ., left me now
With ialterng lip and throbbing brow
Germany generations passed
nv Rs %ei i our h ,s%y b tree Bible c,,,
She dying gave it me.
cATos soLL222EEys 81 the IMMORTALITY OF
Pr S: sS Ss%ss s:.T sfSS 5sgs this fond
Or whence this secret dread and inward horror
OF falling into nought? Why shrinks the soul
Back herself, and sartles at destruction
IT'S the divinity that It's within us
II is heaven itself that points GU hereafter,
And mtmates eternity
Eternity thou pleasing, dreadful thought
Through what variety of untried being,
Through what and changes pass
The wide, the uubounded prospect lies before
Here will hold. II there's power above
And that there is all nature cries aloud
Through all her works-he delight in virtue
And that which he delights in, must be happy.
Marcus Porius Cato distinguished Roman philosophers
general and patriot born o. years before Christ After tn
battle of Phsrsala he fled to Utica Africa and retiring
his apartment read Plato the Immortality of the Soul
and them rather than fall the hands Of julius Cesar
by whom he pursued stabbed himself with his sword
died at the of 49, He thought that the tolls
life would be succeeded by happy immortality He ough
not however committed suicide
toned say That God has put in this life, in pos
which quit without his leave" If individual
knew that death would be agreeable than life tha
somebody else would take life unless he did IL himself
then suicide would be iustiabe Cato certainly
found nothing id Patos wr ngs favor OF it, He only ount
the glorious doctrine Of the immortality of the soul
by which carried conviction of its truth the
mind. The Solioquy" is from Addison's Tragedy o.
Cato.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-19
CO0l Trade .

COaI Trade.
All those in want coal had better make their pur
chases
Wegve statement below showing the quantity ship.
ped by canal and railroad Ia
By Canal TO September l4............... .295 625
by iNaiHodu. .IoOlSs
Total tons from Scbuykill region. .42s $50
This supply and il is only portion OF the aggregate
quantity coming into market appears large, but the in
creased consumption in all parts Of the world to be
taken into consideration In opinion the present is
the best time 10 make purchases.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-19
BELMONT HoU-E NEW BRIGHTON.

r. GORGE pElRlSS IN r,nning his grateful sck low ed
~ Gens to The numersu. liles ge,tlemei VIII favorr
the above establishment du 'nG the b-gs
that he has made every suitable Tor the
winter accommodate families id sgle boardsr,. he d.
ning-rooms nd dormltores wil e iuu C m tally nd
e-dnty furnished The table will he suppl ed nih tn cho
ces ID the wi will b. found egul h,
proximity of Belmont House the city with excrlen
boats plying spu,t no RS, The well known o
the host aud civ OF the attendants combled it'll the oca
ton beng within step the ding-p renders tins
blishment the Il la the Union Terms
will be fnu. d exceedingly moderate.
" Good stabling aud coach houses attached the pr
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