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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-06

We learn IRON a good source that
there are now nearly 200 licenses lsSs
in this city, than there were this time
last wear. The whole number is irlAs
over t,Oeniy three hundred, licen1ed 10
raise a revenue for the CITY, and fill hs
prisons and aims houses! A beautiful
system, truly.-NeD York Organ.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-06
FREE TRADE DlRECTTAXATIoN

The fierce and determined hostility
manifested bv the LnrolocoS towards
tho presen, Wing Tariff. end their loud
and Jealous advocacy Of British Free
Trade" are conclusive evidence of their
readiness TO adopt the D,recl Taxation
mode Of collecting revenue for the sup
port of the General Government Tho
raies oil duty now levied will with a
prospe robs stste of things al home, al
ford jlst about sufficient revenue for
conducting Ihe Government in a prudent
and economical manner. and nn more
Wuh an administration as corrupt and
IprofgAte az that Of Van Buren, it would
he insufficient BY adopting aud eofor
cling the strictesI ruIes Of economy 10
every department, the proceeds Of the
sales Of Public Lands may be spared 10
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-06

Spots upon mahogany furniture, ssys
the Boston Mercantile, caused BY Cos
logne wafer or oIcahol in any form, may
be Immediately removed. and the place
restored its original color BY the sp:
picalion Of few drops Ofoil.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-06

Wbv is newspaper like tooth.
brushi Because every body should
have one of his own, and not borrow bic
nelghboi's.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-06

Why are teeth like vsrbss BscsuSs
they are regular, irregular 4 dslssdde,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-06

"And den hope, il you put on
Your flag de- name Of any one
Wild bis'n, twill be an honest JOhn,"
Or else not one OF oil, &c.
So says dis SAME OLD COON"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19
LEECHES.

- slOn HEALTHY European IErcurg--,...i~.s 49,,
" iVt ae AZ 2. JOHNSTON's
Medical Emporium
fOR HIHE-we have fcr hre the ensuing year dining
and gardener 81 FRy = 80
1 ADs'- sock and Lady's uu,IcnI Iibr,,rv. ,s
n ec'cd tlns day Tor sula-euler. only. by -
uo ~ s. LYONS
EW BOOhSi-susan Horiy or tc Adventure Of a Maid
servant IN American 'iionpuee IS Memoir. of a
Gt"- oi tnnce with Notices ~ The Ro,a Fayouue. by Mr.
zones Bush Letters W Man Queen ami document. con
dcei ~ ,,ss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19

BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE
4. s. LYONS

na.ccrd ne Nos oi ne following authors ehssp edition viz
EVIELpiNc's Tow Jones 500 pages 50 cts
Smonetrs Roicrsk Random Is 60
Dickens Nicholas Nitk-hy. SO els Oliver Tpr, o.. .,.
lovers Handy Ani, -oiprte. 50 ets
Cooscfs Spy. so ct Two Admiral. 80 tts Wine spB VIM "a
gNois each. w ''e Nv
Chns Lovers JACK Hinton bound with pi,tss 81 In NM, co.
vera ll'ie-, - RS g. without plates. ets
~ q Haucfs tihup NJ accct Novels A. p, "a. -
View Nofh Annual Christmas AMI New Year. -, gs .
New Word cons n The Neighbour. Fn,nkin Pan. tt la
brate fefeval kecns Letters from Bse Wesfsrn Cst
faunoa tale of Normandy Memoirs o. e Queen. ~ 49,.
win Notices n he Royal Favortrs Morley rr,.,sir ~ 49,
ssch taie n Henry Clay i9l cts
hrothef Jcnahan editions q Puhr Hopkins Tn. Ni., r
ssrvunt csch IS '''''
va HenTora Manage m Hsh Life aS -.
As LYoNs Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19
RICHMOND DAILY WING F:

FEnss % scsseHirrosro City $500 PET year
and os shorter pero sent BY mai. siOoay.el. I'M
ell oarss In advance
Asrsarssefo Of (or Ies. one in.r
non 70 cents two Insertions ~ is! o. So
every sneeseiing insaron. u cents.
rsn>'en' advertisers pay N advance.
me number OF Insertion. OF Advertisement noted on the
Ms OF they win b. inserted to be stopped and
81 accordingly. p o"iers TO stop also wiring
ANNUAL Advertisers charged ESQ squares sns in
proportion for Advertisements OF greater length and $40 Zoe
se.i s'esp' Auetionsen and Lottery dealers charged
eioo. paper ineaied)
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NEGRO HIRING.

n hely AMI privately. ~ Nv
De - n p a ptcv,~r,,,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19
transatlantic Newspaper and General Agency
Office. Liverpool.
CHARLES WILMER

NEWSPAPER, FORWARDLNG. AND GEyERIL
AGENT
Ffhs TO order with GREATER pronptre regularity than
- any other house andOn most rea .1nab term. IN I5o-
aS fsli u" 10 los Sterling per annumJ Newspapers. Pnee
currents shipping Lists Magazines 20 all pas u th
hel states Canada Nova Scotia. and Brun-ck m the
sa steamers sailing on the 9Th and 18Th month from Ii
a Wen rs by those from Bristol and Southampton and TO an
Steamer sailing even fortnight from Falmouth.
" VIZ receive Consisnrents Of Goods. Parcels .,nt
70 MS care shall be punctuay 10 their d-Sn,to,
OF Goods purchased and forwarded order
% Nh ana an other description Of Advertisements received
tor insertion IN all the European publications
- Nu 'fueIs should BE- addrcssed CHARLES wuLLNER"
IA iu anu none VIII be attended aeenuip.ptei b r
lance or reference for payment on some Iyer ., I5
HOUSE. N'FN'' VI 1'.tlen
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VOLUME 30. NUMBER iS.
JOSEPH m. coLQpIrr.
SADDLER AND HARNESS MANIrEA A.


JOSEPH n. coLQpIrr,
ADDLER AND HARNESS MANuFAC.
rUREe Y or NAls srnxEr. respectfully inform. n. a,.A
an additional branch Of thsi u 81 .sv A.
ss as.r- in b. line At such low prices am par
It's stock q sABDtr retail custom. ,r,, ,u
esns more ihan hundred warrant an. ~.
Workmanship OF us various s,n az n.s-.s "a ~" ~
has ',esS snd are assured every eb made to psa.s thin,
FRENCH LANGUAGE
MI n @uhLLkTs Morning and Evening C1s.-r. N, x.,a-
-. men. are 70 opStsuon new es Zoe beginner. wn b
Young Ladies wishing pee, rsem..lve. in rr..s S,.,,,
s, S sonersnon win receive instruction from Gain
no 10 street door o Mr. p-r-,eo'.
AMiLr and EItra super. Flour
- $50 bsh ~Sneei's" superior Family Pour
50 do. X. Duks's- do do
100 do. e'ira 'uPernne. bte inf-or family Fog
W "a WILLIAMS n HAxALf-
{ o ss,I BuTrER.-ao 1egs very superior GS-s-a
received per -ohr LsHiy, for SALE
e Jas. . GEORGE WINSTON
osiiEN BUTTER AND CHETsE-H 6re.h .igc,- or ,1s-
" articles selected the bee drie. in New Ys s -
e',ved' and viii be sod very low by
ORASSEs-Is barrels Orange. in orasTsOs sais BY
AN ENCYCLOPEDIA
seienee Literature and An comprising history ss.esip
~ ton and scientific branch Of human t
dse with the derivation and Of al term. IN o-ur.
L. &c assisted in the various W. sas X
Galloway NJ A. p R. 3; Gyfi ?. = A p K 8; J. IInass
~ d p =; J. G. London p l. $ r. q MecuTocE Pa
n Miriyale, A. NJ; MrivaIe NJ ATo be eoo,s, - ~
parts of lls pages each Is For sale by
ANS SMITH nnfSrpp
Cheap for Cash:
tNRsr quality ready made clo'hns Cos Drs.. and
froeS Goats cut BY VIM T. Jennings CHEAP
oVereoa Caks Pettos, Oriental Robes Vest.
For bargains call at Exchange Clothing store opposite HI
JAMS
q LOVER AND TIMOriiY HAY-5o e.Ie- az o.
~ yer and Timothy Hay miIed-for ale.
no y IA WINSTON
IN BACON HAMS superior quality cured bv Or ! NJ No.
LOU riS Of Louisa for by
de IL WORKMAN. MeGRuDER 4 CO.
PIECES ,upernDe Carpets at a very low price received ,s
= " w.. de ~ aFrpr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19

BROWN g. TAYLOR,
Commission MERCHANTS
Havr ~ sroRE, cosstsstO~. a~p oyyrp goq s,tr
IL BHls Family Four. various brands
- 200 DO extra Superfnc do Do
- 81 Mackerol 80 T. anil %
90 do DO no . andgl
20 10 do no ID
100 boxes soaked Iierrnrs
20 do Sperm Candies
boxes Woolsey woolsey Loaf au-sr ts,,b. refined,
bhls Do sr,.bst A. |
1900 bs Mountain Lard
COCO Jnsdna segans
90 hrsius Mountain Butter
~ Do Goshen d1
Mountain Ron Do
n0yHs Chemical Waa CsalIes
Hbi uperhne ami Fiouf
CasAs Goshen Cheese
Mountain Do
Neniton Hans
baes Patent Platform scai-s
Do. d.. Counter %
Wihcfs Patent Fire proof nook ssfes 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19


/ sssf 'I hhis Hsw crop n. ohsan. Sugar
5 hid. prime Porto Sugar
boxes and % barrels Phiadshhh Loaf sugar
% bags Government Java Coffee
: half chest. Gunpowder Tea
10 casks prime
100 b1-hr. P''n- Clover Seed receiving for -al.by
LEWIS WEBB.
RLEACHED WINTER ea.ss bs-leh.d w,ncT s,,,,n
sd OIL tas received seh weymoet and Gor ale bT
- WILLIAMS Il HAXALL.
AGuRA coFFEE-so bag, prime green isSara ,os-. re-
ee''"d PER sehr Weymouth and for "a By
De % WILLIAMS a HAxALL
E,SNcAN9E ON New York and Ko.ten, at .irhr
90 ~ FRY CO
ruNcBEoN hne oH GRENADA RUM I1s ,,e.iy.d a., a,
u sale at rstal, low for BY anu ~
-, WADE ". WOODBRIDGE.
doors below Ben.
MADDER and Indigo, of the be-, oYai,v 20, ~. :,
W JoiiNsroNs Medical Emporium. as !.
seq .t Az staNKETs.-Ju.' received 6oa AUCTION.
''S AZ 9 ss IN the Cd" by R. II. JENKINS
cans. kERsEYs AND NEGRO CLOrnr.G-E n Ian,
n-ys Jeans ker-sys and ,eSe- for Negro C1oh I
aPpy AZ the Gnanie Buisiin= Exchange Corner Do y
BEAUTIFUL DRESS BOOTS.
~ T. are IN receipt of some of the most b.,r,;c,,
MI l. ~. noI > IRON those celebrated manufacturers.
Peror Boot will give '"''' 'ery so-
JUDAH MYERS co
- u n Fashionable and shoe n.a.r.
{ 'or.roN T.,aN aGENt'I-soOo I5.- C5,,o5 w.. =
- sorted in bae- fron, No =, n o i iafn as
ths lovvr nurnbers for b. ~ '' 'n'r'g o'
eI JAMES & GEORGE WINSTON
ATTRACTIVE.
ENrLEMI;N who wish supply thcm-ve. with Boot. =,
~ very reasonable pnee. plrase call on ' ="
~ J. + WATKINS CO. Main street
4 'AMPhlNE AND sP-Ts GAs.-Anotber ,,,,-i- a., 80.
- .o' s,- De II ALEx- DuviL a 60
SCREP FOR sALE.-siOO OF Jane. Rtv. !. V-,-
= up 'O' NJ" Y PARRISH A. BEAZLEY
Cary
'oR HIRE, for the pressnt year a young Woman s ).
IA s ~ II ,us D ~
Beauttui Girundoies and CandIeInbrns
nav r Just received fine beautiful Cir D ,4
OF J. and 3hgh Of different patterns which am
uh'eo !" sell cheap for cash or prompt
JAG Chin, ~, c, 1870 nNs,I kNANs'
OLAt LATsPS.-solar Lamps from the celebrated manu-,
.etueIs Cornelius Co Of really an
ate different from the ordinary Solar Lamp car and eI,mBe
JAMES EVANS
yao China and Glass Store Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19

w assortment Of Gentle fine
Mp hosans ade expressly order and can BE- recon-
nlenaed which We are eiHE very low prc.. NJ
BURLINGTON A. co. Mansion IIot,., - ~ r n, -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-19

ENAsrERN LUMBER &c
~ $4,000 feet Eastern Pine Boards
10000 sawed Lath.
5000 Shingles
n - Organs cargo o. sehr Sues landing
DI ~ y SHIELDS & sOMRRvnLLR
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
GARDEN VEGETABLES.

EARLY CucuMBERs.-The following has
hen found by the writer, an easJ and
mccessful way TO raise them. Place
NIL pieces Of dead turf, as large as ones
hand, just below the soil in hot bed, and
plant the cucumber seeds upon them.-
When the stems are two or three inches
long, he pieces Of turf are removed, plants
RODS and all, to rich garden soil, and they
VII advance rapidly in growth and pro-
luce fuit two or three weeks earlier than
nose planted in open ground. Suitable
WI is easily obtained where grass has
'een inverted the previous summer or au-
umn. The young plants should be sci
,ul as soon as they will probably escape
ARLY ToMAToEs.--Where there is
20 pot bed, these have been successfully
sred In pots kept in warm room, and
se FRUIT ripened week or two IN advance
= bose otherwise treated.
phlie the fruit is yet green, I have much
liberated the ripening, by removing
larger leaves from dense punches Of
ruIt, and placing while boards behind
p so as to reflect the suns rays strong
pom them. They soon became red
We the rest remained unchanged In col.
Would not planting them, as well as
ny other Ct the smaller garden fruits
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
Lost Notes,

TlIE following described notes, made
Il by James R1yster, were sold by
Wmiam f. Walker, Assignee in Bank.
rnp c., AZ The assets of Ajax Royster, on
the lOth d'y OF April, inst, and purchased
by me; but before they were &c iyered to
me were either Il len from The pos. 81 n
Of SAID assignee, or lost by him. have
ful y pald the said assignee for the same,
ahd taken his receipt therefor, and here
by ioIew arm all per,' rs agains trading Tor
sid notes, ami rcqu.,t that any person
who may iind the same To hanl them over
t. me forthwith. The sal noles may be
Les ribbed as fol VS. one note, dated 18th
SCI tc n'e", le4J, and IaN able To A lax
Roy ster OIL Tie l4th Sep,em e., 1874, for
S 1000; ais, three several other note.,
payable To AJAX K USER, en"h Gated Nth
Sc. lem! er, IL 10, each for 81, 81 81, and
paSa.l9 oRe on The 18th day OF Septem.
Der, 1915, another on the l4th DAY # Sep
lemLer, 1916, and the other on the l4,h
day OF September, l>47.
WESLEY DRANE.
Canton, April Is, lS43. 3l-tf
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15

he pr.,ensions Of the prominent individa'
MS who have been named for th'a high
trash It vii earnestly advocate, moi BY con-
s,iultonal amendment, but in Practice' the
imitation of the tenure of The Presidential
office to one term, not only in justice to The
many disting nshed men belonging to the
Republican party, but as more consonant
ss The genius of our institutions, and more
Conducive % faithful and independence
minis,ralion of the Government. II will
~ in favor of National Convention, Or
esnized in the mode, and 10 assemble at
perioI sufficiently remote, TO take the ques.
ion Of a Presidential nomination, out of
he hands ofpoIticians, and place it where
il properly belongs, in the hands Of the peo-
pc,
As heretofore, a portion of the paper
Will be devoted 10 choice literary selections
and the current news of the week. Par.
tisular attention will be paid to the Army
ssd Navy intelligence. During the ses.
sion Of Congress, comprehensive summa-
q Gifts proceedings will be given. In short
no pains will be spared to furnish an in
sbuc'ive and interesting newspaper.
JOHN HEART.
Washington City, DC. March Is, lS43.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15

tCoMErs.--Lieut. Maury says, that the
comet Of terrible magnitude which appear.
sdin 1916 created great cons'ernation.--
The Turks were then waginga bloody and
successful war upon the Christians. lis
tail, pointing t. the east, was sixty de-
grees long, and bent like sabre. Ii fill
cd Chris,endom with awe, and the Pope
regarding it as signal of Divine wrath
and vengeance, ordered day Of humil'a-
lion and prayer, and oferel one years in.
diligence to all who, at the tolling Of noon
day he'll, should repeat three paternosieIs
and as many Ave Marias. In this obser.
vance originated, it is said, the custom,
iill p"evalen, in Catholic countries Of ring
ing the bells at noon.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15

.xains! white washes fence OF wall,
prove ofgreat dv.niagsl It is estimaied
in Engllnd, that gpoi wall FIR iruit il
equal to an lvanrc of SIX deg ess to.
war Is the eq ator; why then is 'h:s pow
erful means Of producing early fruit, go
generally overlook in this coun ryP
EARLY POTATOES 1T Is well KIN wa
that the eye end of apotaioe will yell Il
A crop earlier by some dal 8. than the root
end. This appears to be ow ng simply t.
The earlier growth of the sprouts from The
eve end. E1r!iness VII lie getty i'll
creased by placing the seed P 'lat"es in
box of m ust slnd, early il spring, IN
warm place in the house; and then pl.nt.
ing them when the shoot afe about two
inches long, taking care moi to break them
off.
LrME.--Its tendency t. diminish the
growth of IelveS and stem, and Increase
that of seed and fruit, is wei! known. 1t
had been applied two wears bef're to the
strawberry bed, at the rate of about half Il
bushel to a square rod. A mIlar effect
was observed Oh tOuIitpNSs WHGli 'lIG uo-
nure they receive !, which was well r1t'e
had small quantity of lime thoroughly
mixed with it. Ths growth of their
stems was moderate, and the product in
fruit, very abundant. Others, manurod
without lime, grew abundan'ty in stem,
and the product of fruit not quite 50 great
Stacked lime was used. The difference
might have beeh owing TO other causes;
at any rate, more experiments are need.
ed.
EARLY LETTUcE.-Ths was obtained
at least three weeks earlier than other let
tuce sown in the hot bed, by taking up
plants, sown the previous autumn in open
ground, and transpIanling them into the
hot bed as soon as it was made. They
were urged forward in growth rapidly, by
the new heat they received, and formed
heads four or five inches in diameter, while
the other lettuce was hardly an inch high.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy for the
county of Madison in the State of Missis-
sippi, will sell before the court house door
in the town ofCanton, in said county, on
Tuesday The llM day Of april merit
for cash, the following described assets sur
rendered by Joab B. Powell, a bankrupt,
viz;
The following notes on the persons and
for the amounts following James Scott
$40, 0 c Powell so, John Fin II, Benz.
Wright u, J A Col,hrap Is, K K Leggtt s,
j N Leggitt So (Ioot) John T Leg3itt IS
[ostl Edward Brown 10. Elisha Fisher, 9
10, D j Mcfarland 90 %, Jackson Ste
vens 90 81, W S Inge 5, Moses NJ Spear 5
so, Levi Powell Ia, P Farmer & D S Far
rington 20 10, also the following accounts
on the persons and for the amounts fol-
lowing; John W Mckay 60, a G Cothrap
Is. Albert Dean 30; Gteenberry Blount /
81, Levi Z Bush ?, WIN B Pickens S, also
Judgment in the circuit court of Chloe.
,aW county Miss amount unknow n, against
NJ Hutchns, also bond given by Jose phi
l. Brannon for title to a town lot in the
town OF Grtenshorough Mississippi, the
conditions Of which have been complied
with by said Joab B Powell, also a bond
given by Shelton for title 10 certain
town lot ia said town Of Greens6orough.
the conditions OF which have been complied
with; the moiety Of petitioner of 500 dol
lars worth OF stock in town of Columbia or
Richmond, Yalobusha county Mississippi J;
the interest OF the said Joab Powell in
books and merchandise amounting to
about 5000 transferred TO the hands Of Stnr-
ling Powell, to Iiquidare debts against said
Joab B Il OC Powell, 5250O Of which have
been applied 10 the purpose aforesaid
w. F. WALKER, Assignee,
mar 2 lS43.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
VALUABLE REMEDIES.

Headache.--Bathe the forehead and
IMPLIES with a mixture of hartshorn and
sipng vinegar, equal parts, and snuff lit
tle OF it up the nose. Sick headache must
Be cured by an emetic, as it proceeds from
foul stomach.
Sore Mouth. Mix together honey and
white borax, equal parts, and with a linen
rag tied TO the end Of a skewer, rub the
mouth three or four times a day.
Sore Throat. twenty drops Of
spirits Of turpentine on loaf sugar every
night, till cured. Black currant jelly has
tens The cure.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
Infalli6le Cure for Foundered Hors-.

Infalli6ls Cure for FOundered HOrs'.
I'll .oir horss lounje.s over night, in
Ne morning tlke pint of hogs lard, Pr,
iiin vessel and make 1t boiling hot, clean
biz h ,ofs wei, SET his foot in the lard
Heat it f'r each foot, b fling hot; take a
up on and put the tat over the hoof as near
he hair as possible, and he will I've III for
use in three hours ii 3 done early in the
morning. II is better TO remove the horse's
shees, but have made several cures with.
out. | have tried this on many horscs 6u'
ring period Of fifty years, aud have ne,
yer known it to fail."-Louisrille Jour.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
S4LtI.V BANKRUPT Y.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy, for the
County of Madison in the State Of Misss.
sissippi, | will sell b fore the court house
door in the town ofCanton, in said county,
on Monday
The l0M day of April merit,
for cash, the following described asSets
surrendered by James Ii. Andrews, a
bankrupt, viz:
One gold watch; claim against the u.
nited States; a Judgment VS. J. F. San
dcrs obtained in Madison circuit court in
1898 for 1000 dollars; an account on VIM
J. benson for 100; an account against
Timothy Anderson for 10; an account
against John Scott for 10 dollars.
W, F. WALKER, Assignee.
march "a, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY Y.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy for the
county of Madison in The State Of Missi.
sippi, viii sell before the court house
door in the town Of Canton, in said county,
On Monday
The 10Th day Of April neat,
for cash, the following described assets
surrendered by Abram A. Nc Willie, a
bankrupt, viz
One buggy; one mule; one gun; one
watch; a note on John Schrock for about
$500; note against Riley & Filler for
400; also the undivided half part of the
following rights and credits, on the per-
sons and for the amounts following: R N
Thompson 7 SO; H G Schrock 625; Hiram
Russell 80 90; james NJ Edmondson Ii 81
George Filler 725; Benz. Josslin So;
Edward Brown 5 50; James Farren 25 0S
E B H Meredith 26 81; Noah B SteIeg
l6 SO; A S Mitchell II rs; VIM P An
derson 1900.
VIM. F. WALKER, Assignee,
march ID, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
Executors Notice.

n ETrERS testamentary upon the es-
tate of William Lowrey, deceased,
having been granted to the undersigned by
the honorable the Probate court of Madi-
son county, at the April term, 1913: No
lice is hereby given to all persons indebt-
ed to said estate TO come forward and
make immediate payment; and those hav-
ing claims against said estate, to present
them, properly authenticated, in the time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
VIM. T. LOWREY, Err.
April IS, ls43. 5i-6'
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
SAFE IN BANKkUPTCY.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy, for the
county Of Madison in the State of Missis-
sippi, will sell before the court hpus e
door in the town of Canton, in said coun.
ty, on Monday
The 'ch day Of Aprilnert,
for cash, The following described assets
surrendered ly Wade ii. Mills, a Lank.
ruPt, viz:
One shot gun; note on James d. G. fl
for $l94 OF; note on John Miller FIR
$500; one on f S. llarrls hr $l3 so;
and one on - Grow der Of Alfalfa coun-
ty for $50.
VIM. F. WALKER, Assignee.
march "a, lS43.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15

1--WE tell our Democratic friends every
where to arouse themselves for the fight.
pot down your intestine feuds. Away
With this quarrel between the two houses
of the Monragues and CapuIets. Put Van
nurenism and Calhounism on the shelf,
nd pipe the whole crew 10 quarters to
ave the ship.-[Richmond Enquirer.
That's the word We say pipe all hands
ior the local elections. If we must differ,
lei it be on points where there is a real
Inference. Like quarrel between man
and wife, when it is over, all things will go
o. tremendously. Let us, then, arm for
tho fight which is at hand. and afterwards
quarrel again, and join rank: second
tine to defeat the common enemy. All
hands on deck Alabama Tribune.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15

The Lady and the Lawyer.-A lawyer
not over Young or handsome, in examining
ayoung lady witness in court, made ma
ny attemptsto confuse her, ard thus render
her testimony contradictory and unavai-
ing. She, however, remlined calm and
proof against all frivolous questions put 10
her. At last the lawyer determined to
perplex her, said, Miss, upon my word,
you are very pretty" The young lady
very promptly replied, /" would return
the compliment, sir, i'll uere no. on oath" "
Az may be supposed, the lawyer question.
cd her no mo e.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy for the
county of Madison in the State of Missis-
sippi, I will sell, before the court house
door in the town o. Canton, in said coun.
~, on
Monday the 10Th day Of April nert,
for cash, the following described asseis
surrendered by William J. Huddleston, a
bankrupt, VIZ:
One wooden clio k, ore rifle gun.
w. f. WALKER, Assignee.
march "a, 1913.