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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy, tor The
county of Madison in the State OF Mlssis-
sppi, vii sell tefare the court house door
in The town Of Canton, in sail county, on
Monday
The lOfh day of April nfrt,
for cash, the following deserted assets
surrendered by Thomas G. Bankhead,
bankiup viz:
One rifle gun, one shot gun, one buggy
and hrrness, ~ lis nails, ten pair OF rus
sets, 23a It of plank, also the following
notes on the persons and for the amounts
allowing James Emhers (mislaid) Tor D;
j T Harris o; IS Monday 4; Thomas Had:
dock 4 G W jones 20 SIS; A Sangford
6 so; 2 l. 81 Jno Clor, er So SO; A Black
well 4 II S Jones & 55 - also the follow
ing accounts on the persons and fr the
amounts following: N Fisher IL So; James
Emf ers G3i; job Taylor so cs; Moses
TAYLOR 3; w Fisher, deceased, 2j %; II
ID Iiami ton l24l3, Alfred Fisher, about
Ii; Lander Ables |; II. 81 Luc;en Bon
ner l 50; John Cohorn ga; Benz. Tip
ton ; 374; John Martin 81 46; Solomon
Taylor 5 GA; Bailey 3 6 t; Charles
Dobl 81; Andrew Hester ? 81 /; Dam
,cl Mabry 20.
Vim. F. WALKER, Assignee,
march q, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy for the
county Of Madison, in the Stale Of Missis-
sippi, | will sell, before the court house
door in the Town Of Canton, in said coun-
lyon
Monday The lltt day Of April nert,
for cash, lha following described assets,
surrendered by Daniel Nurse, bankrupt,
viz:
The following notes on the persons and
for the amounts lOll,wlng: I'm. Arnold
50, Anderson BowIcs - Edward Branch
rs 81, J. w. Crowder 81, Haley Cot
ton Ii so, ID. F. Dearm md 25 AZ, Abner
II. Duke So, George 5. Filter, decd. 46
so, Theodore Filler 90 So, Samuel Horns.
by A so, N. J. Hall IA, NJ. ID. Mitchell
lac "a, Fielding Lewis 10 %, S b.
Sheldon St 80, John Schrock sen. two
no,es) as, J. M, Seymore 10, j. G. Ro-
bert. s 40, X. &. Vernon 81, VIM.
Thwcath Is, John Thompson 81 %, Nm.
w ilkinson . IL, Jas. Osb rne %. K.
Fawcett II ID, Il ID. GaIhrealh2l G6,
r. h. Munson IL so, Sarkey Col ms T
5O,--aIso, The fpllowIng accounts IN the
persons and for the amounts follow ing:
rhomps Brown dpi.ars, Chulcs Back
well II 81, Marlin Bushy rs, Mrs L.
Curtis %, +. X. Clauon 50 %, Henry
Fu'ks Is O5, w. G. Dcar5l, A. Galoieth
, so, - Hester 3 IS, Rice Holt 20, Al
frd Haley u so, J. l.. Jones 5, Joseph
Harrison, decd . I'll, Margaret Graves Is
Ii, Green Joslin - %, w. S. Graves,
decd 10, J. NJ. H. Imam %, Jos. llarrl-
son, decd i 80, N J. liar,ey Is Al, ID.
C. Mullen 81, Joseph Mckay 80 80, J.
L. Maybary 80, John TUFTS so, Ennch
King 7 SO, D.vid Mills 10 -, S. J. Nc.
KAY so cent, 3. McAIes;er u 81, A. g..
VI c n 5, H.. Par'ow ! 81, T. Parma.
ler 1925, Daniel Stanley %. john A..
Smith, "a 25, s. Spei!hs 7 so, Char'e,
st wand ., James Smith. decd 8 II,
George L. Smith so cents, II. ID. Swinney
! Is ca. N Rowe 4 81, X. s. Roberts 81
-, w p. Young 3, Anderson wchb 7 IS,
E. B. wo 'dham, |, VI. williams 6, wn. +.
SIN IN 4 %, 5. b. Virgins 25, Aaron
Griffin 5 IL, J. l.. W. C. al about 10, also
an account tor 50 | | against f. p wills ms
estate, DO do 26 81, one witness ccrilfc,te
in IL Stale case for 6 Is, }. II. SheI,on'S
reccip, for ii SO, J. b Scrirner's receipts
for 10 II, judgment against L. A. Nc
Kay for 50, II. 4. II. LrwsOn's receipt
as attorney for Ia 90, E, F. Millions re-
ceipt rs constable for IS, r. E. IIaford's
receipt as J. P. 80, do do l6, 4. Fosters
receipt for notes Tor collection for II, five
dollar bill Of the c. g. r. II. Bank Of
Vicksburg, seventeen dollars in the notes
of The Real Estate Blinking company Of
Kinds county, and one dollar on the
Vlck bIrg board of trade, one shot gun,
and one Nv, year old heifer.
W. +. WALKER, Assignee.
march "a, lS43
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy for the
county OF M adison in the State of Mssis.
sippi, will sell before the court house door
in The town ofCanion, in said county, on
Monday the III day Of April merit
Tor cash, the following described assets sur
rendered by Joab b. Powell, bankrupt,
viz
The following notes on the persons ana
for the amounts following; James Scott
S4l0, &c Powell so, John F Fin II, Benz
Wright -, J A Colthrap Is, X Leggltt 6,
n Leggitt So (lost) John T Leggi,t rs
[losi] Edward Erown 10, Elisha Fisher, 8
10, D j Mcfarland 22 25, Jackson Ste
vens % 81, w S lnge S, Moses NJ Spear S
SO, Levi Powell IA, P Farmer & D s Far
rngton 20 IS, also the following accounts
on the persons and for the amounts fol-
lowing; John W Mckay GO, A G Colthrap
), Albert Dean 90; Greenberry Blount |
81, Levi Z Bush Q, VIM Pickens 5, also
judgment in the circuit court OF Choc-
taw county Miss amount unknown, against
N Hutchins, also a bond given by Jose pit
Brannon for title TO a town lot in the
town OF Greensborough Mississippi, the
conditions of which have been complied
with by said Joab b Powell, also bond
given by b Shelton for title TO a certain
town ol in said town of Greensborough
tie conditions OF VIII ich have been complied
with the moiety of petitioner OF 500 dol
lars worth of stock in town OF Columbia OF
Richmond, Yaobusha county Mississippi !
the interest OF the said Joab Powell IN
books and merchandise amounting ia
about COCO transferred to the hands OF Sier.
ling Powell, to liquidate debts against SAID
Joab B & &C Powell, 52500 Of which have
been applied 10 the purpose aforesaid
W. F. WALKER, Assignee,
march 81, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25

i, lie con3i.ioa 4 The atm sphere, whi> h
is now remarkable for is c!eIrne s.
The diaral light was first described
about Two centuries ago, and the various
theories lespe ting il may lie seen by re-
lcrring II works on astronomy.
The suhjoined description Of this light,
which we copy from The Ency clopGdia
Americana, vi !, we dare say, be aecepia-
lie 10 our readers, and cspcciIlytJ those
who have alarmei themselves with the APP
prehension that This atmosphere phenom-
ena was a Comet, sIch as
terror sheds
Ga gazing nations, from his fiery train
OF length enormous.
"Zoadical Light triangular beam
light, rounded little vertex, which is
seen at certain seasons OF the year, before
the rising and after the setting OF the sun
1t resembles the faint ght Of the milky
way, and has its base always turned to-
wards the sun, and its axes inclined TO the
horizon. The length of This pyramidal
light, reckoning from the sun as IFS base,
is sometimes As degrees, and at others
$50 degrees; and The vertical angle is
sometimes &c degrees, and sometimes 10
degrees. 1t is generally supposed to ar
rise from an atSmophere Surrounding the
sun, and appears TO have been first OBJ
served by Dc.carlcs and by ChI'drey IN
1859 but did not attract general atten-
ton ill it was noticed by Dominique Cas-
SIM, "a. v who gave it its present name.
II we suppose the sun TO have an atmos-
phere, az there is every reason TO believe
from the luminous aurora which appears to
surround his disc in total eclipses, it must
be very much flttened at its poles, and
sweIled out at the EQUATOR, by the centri-
iugal force of his equatorial parts. When
the sun, then, i. below the horizon. pOr-
ton of this luminous atmosphere will APP
pear like p; ramid of light above the hor
ZION. The oJliquiy of The zolfacal light
will evidently vary with the ob'iquity Of
the suns equator u the horiz'n; and IN
the months of February and March. about
the time OF the ,ernal equinox, it will
form a very great ang'e with the horizon,
anu 'uo l, ''CISilo' !" NC oSC" "'oE' W.
tincily at that season Of the year. But
when the sun ia in the summer solsticc,
he is in the ecliptic which is parallel to
the equator, and, therefore, his equator,
and consequently the Z"iAcal light, is
more obIique TO the horizon. Laplace,
however. has made some objections to this
theory in his Mecanique Celeste /; and
Rcgnier is ofopnion that i, is owing mere.
Iy lu the refractinn Of tile soltr li!ht by
the carth's atmosphere.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25
SALE Nv BANKRUPTCY.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy for the
county Of NJ ldis m in the State of Missis-
sippl, | viii sell before The court house
d or in the town OF Canton, in said ,un
~, on
Monday the 9Th day Of april merit
for cash, the foil wing Described real es.
tate surrendered Ivy David w. lla'ey, a
bankrupt, VIZ:
Sixty-tour acres Of the east half north.
east quarter and east half south east quar-.
ter of section twenty-five, and the west
half northwest quarter Of section twenty.
three, all in township eight, range three,
east; also, The east half south wei quhrIer
and southeast quarter of section twenty.
two, and lots numbers one, two and three
in section twenty .seven, township seven,
range two east; the SAID llnd being AL sit.
uatcd in the county aforesaid, it being The
same land mentioned in a deed of trIs,
made by siid Haley to G. w. Stewart and
William Moore as trustees, on The 30th
day of October, 1910, and recorded IN The
office Of the Probate clerk OF sail county.
W. F. WALKER, Assignee,
march 81, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25
SALE BANKRUPTCY.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy for the
county Of Madison i, The State Of Missl<.
sippi, | Twill sell bef"re the court huuse
door in the town OF Canton, in said county,
on
Monday, tie 24h day Of April neat,
for cash, The following described real cs-
tate. surrendered by John Smith, bank
rupt, viz:
The north half Of northwest quarter
and north half of west half of north edst
quarter of section nine, township nine,
range two, east, situate in the county
aforesaid; The said land being supposed 'o
be yet subject to lien in favor ol Ch"les
Sanders for about one tn usd1d dollars Of
the purchase money yet unpaid.
w. F. WALKER, Assignee.
march "a, lS43. 2S-5
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25

ZoDIAcAL LIGHT, copy the follow
ing from the National Intelligcncer, which
gives an explanation of The light seen here
a few evenings since, which some sup
posed to lie the tail of comet
This interesting phennmenou in the
heavens was noticed here on MonIay
nigh, and also on Tuesday and Wcdnes
day nights.
ZoliacaI light appears in the morning
before sunrise, AMI in The evening aIl er
twilight. 1t is a pyramid, with the sun FIR
its basis. The ii 'es are mt straight, but
curved, "a those IF lens when viewed
edsewise. 1t isgeneralIy seen ahou' the
period of The equ;noxes, when there is the
shortest ,wi light. This light resembles
the milky way, faint twilight, or the TAIL OF
a comet. The intensity OF the light, its
shape and tints, may lie varied according
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25
From the Globe Of the eth of February.
Presidential ton.

At an adjourned meeting of the Demo-
cratic members of the Legislature of Ma
rhnd, convened at the State House in
Annapolis for the purpose of C Dmoaring and
expressing their views upon the manner
and time Of holding the National Conven
ton of the Democrltic party Of the Union.
with reference 10 the nomination OF can
didates Tor the President and Wee Presi-
dext OF the United States,-the commtte
10 whom the subject had been referred,
submitted the following report and res1lu-
tions
Whereas il i, deemed cxpedient by the
Democratic Republican party Of Mary
land, in the great struggle which now agi-
tates the political parties of the country,
contending for the predominance o! their
principle in the administration of the Go
vernment Of the United Slaies, that Ma
tional Convention be held, for the nomi-
nation of President and Vice President a
the next election, for the purpose Of har.
mon;zing conflicting opinions on that sub
iect, amongst brethren of the same princi-
Piles, and producing concerted and vigor-
Gus action in opposition to their political
adversaries, AMI the prevalence OF whlg
prncipes,-and whereas, in order t. pro-
duce the harm my and concert so imp 'ltant
to success, it is ahsolutalv necessary thtt
the friends of the several diSting ished cit
liens, who have been named IN different
parts of the county as wriNy the two
highest offices in the gift OF the people,
should he entirely satisfied that such con-
yention, called t. decide which OF them is
t. be preferred and PIT forward for their
comm m support, has en- instituted in
such manner rs will command c1nhd nee,
by securing fair and just ex'ressi N ol
the will ola majurity Of the DemJcIacy
Of the U n:
Therefo-r, Be it reso'red BY tie Demo
eratia Repu'k al mrmbers Of the General
Assembly Of .N"ryfdnd, III t, in the { r.
m ton If Convention for the nomntti N
Of President and Vice President, that mode
of selecting and organizing it should be
adopted, which is most coniormlbie to the
spirit of the Constitution; and that any 9th
er mode of forming it woull not only en-
danger TIE unity Of tho Democratic parry
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy for The
county Of Madison in the Sla'e OF Missis
sippi, | will sell before the court house
DOR in the town Of Canton, in said county
on Monday
The 10Th day Of April merit,
for cash, the following described assets
surrendered by Thomas X. Green. bank.
rupi, viz:
One clock, a receipt for note on N
Munger for $40 43; Owen Van Vacter's
receipt f,r account against Charles Esia'
for 100; T NJ Stwyers transfer of claims
agains, &. Dodd Tor 80; note on John X
Eastman for Is 50; another note on } X
Eas man for 81 As; G Walton g. co.'s draft
or William Lrughlin for $50; J r East.
mans accep ance for 7 SO; Brandon Bank
Bill. 20; Real Estate hank of Hines coun'
" 81; about 1000 dollars worth of sto k in
the Real Estate Banking Company OF
Kinds county, on which 5 per cent has
been paid.
VIM. F. WALKER, Assignee,
march "a, 1919.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25
SALE IN BANKhUPTCY.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy. for the
county of Madison in TIE Stale OF Missls-
sippi, | will sell before tie 'ourt house
door in The town of Canton, IN said coun-
~, on Monday
The ,OM day Of Agri!nert,
for cash, The following described assets
surrendered ty Charles G. Gilmore,
bankrupt, viz:
The f'llowing notes, J. S. Potter. for
S45: F W Stem FOR a; A. Tunnel for
Il 8;F w Stein % AZ; Daniel Mabry
f.r As George w Nigks for 25; III
Sheets note Tor TO-
Also, one sideboard.
Wm. f. WALKER, Assignee,
march "a, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25
SALE ~ BANKRNPTC Y.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy for tbs
county Of Madison in The State OF Missis.
sippi, wi sell before the court house
Goor in the town Of Can't n. in said county,
on Monday
The lcM day Of April merit,
Tor cash. the following described assets
sure ndered By James A. Dennis, bank'
rupf, viz:
A note for $2a9o. g fiom the estate
Of G w Montgomery, n"w in the hands OF
AID lph Heith, the Admin sra.or who re-
sides near Port Gihs,rl ~ . note for
2200 dollars, made tY liza comb Johnson.
WIN. F. WALKER, Assignee,
march "a, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

A S Assignee in Bankruptcy for the
"a county of Madison in the Sac of
Mississippi, | will sell tetore the court
house door, in the town Of Canton, in said
county, on Mond'y
The 10Th day Of April nert,
for cash, the following described assets sur.
rendered by James ]. DromgoOlc, bank
,upt, viz:
One Jersey wagon; a note on VIM
Sims for So dollars; note made by John
Aston for $50 dollars, with credit OF
100 dollars; an account against John AL
.ton for 400 dollars, and another for 440
dollars.
w. F. WALKER, Assignee.
march %, lS43.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25
S,LEIN BANKRUPTC Y.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy, for the
equity of Madison in the Safe OF MlssIs
,i.slppi, will ,cIl b fore the count house
door in the town Of Cunron,in said county,
on Monday
Tie ION day Of Al Ri merit,
for cash, tie following described assets
slrrende ell by James II. Andrews, "A
b nkrupt, "iz:
One gold watch; a claim ag 'ins, the u
ni'eI Sia;es; a Ju'gmeot vs. J. F. San
ders chained in Madison circ 1T court IN
1893 for l 900 dollars; an account on Wn
J. benson for 100; an account ag ins
'rimoihy Anderson tor 10; an accoun
against John S oft for 10 d liars.
w. f. WALKER, Assignee.
march n, lS43.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25
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
N the town of Canton. in said county, on
Nonday The ION day Of April.
for cash, the following described assets sur
rendered by Thomas Sanders, bankrupt,
viz;
The following notes Benz. Williams
IFS, E T Mitchell 81 &c, II. NJ. walker IS,
WIN johnson rs, c jefferson 80, J. D. wash
burn IL, also the following accounts, H.
Carleton $3.50, VIC. Hale 10, T o Melon
aid 10 25, q. W. Craft % so, J. w. Ray 0 ,
VIC. Crump lac IS, B F Chambers, decd,
as IS, W. F. Halsey 2G4 ca.
w. F. WALKER, Assignee,
march, "a, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25
Tax Collectors Sale.

I VIII proceed to sell at The court house
4 door Of Madison county, Mississippi,
IN the town OF Canon, for cash,
Monday, the 24h day Of April nert,
the following property, TO satisfy The State
and county tax due thereon tor the year
1912, according To The law radc and pro-
Nlled for The recovering OF the State and
county tax, 10 wit
twenty-five or thirty p!oughs and hnr-
rows, &c, and five hundred bushels Of
corn. Levied on as the properly OF Sam.
uel F. Batterwoslh and - Humphrey S.
Taxes due for 1912, $50 3s.
DUNCAN YORK,
Tax Collector OF Madison county.
March 81, l843. 1875
printers fee e collars.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25
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 Of Canton, in said county,
on
Monday, The lCG day Of April merit,
for ca.h. the following described assets,
surrendered by Alexander Legget,
bankrupt, viz:
One colt, 4 head Of cattle, and The fol-
lowing notes: one on John King Tor 81,
one on james Matthews Tor lO3 with q
credit of So, also claim en- john Hale
for 20 dollars. --s-s
W. F. WALKER, Assignee.
march 81, lS43.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25
SALE IN BANhRiPICK.

AS Assignee IN Bankruptcy for the
county OF Madison in The State of Missis-
sippi, will sell before the court house
DIOR in the town Of Canton, in sail coun-
~, on
Monday the 2bh ddy Of april merit.
for cash, the following desert ed real es'
tate surrendered by Gideon Bliss, Tank
rupi, viz: . ........
The north half Of lot number seven. Sec
ton twcnty-seven, township seicn, range
two, east, containing forty acres mlrc or
less, lying in the county a'nieslld.
w. F. WALKER, Assignee.
march %, 1913. 29-5
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25

S,6illine OraclrS Extracted from an
old edi ion Of Manlin's pr phecics, supposed
to have been written about n thou and
wears ago, imprinted y, London, by John
II .wkns, in the year 1881.
When the s,vice il meek and mild.
The frantic M ,ther sh, stab her child.
II
When The cnck shal! WOO IN" dove,
The mother tie child shall cease to love.
iii
When men like mocs, work under ground,
The lion, a virgin true shall wound.
w
When the dove and cock the lion shall fight
The lion shall crouch beneath their might.
V
When the cock shall guard the eagles nest,
The stars shall rise Nil in the west.
vi
When ships above The clouds shall sail,
The lions strength shlll surely fail.
VII
When Neptune, buck with stripes is red,
The sclly lion shall hide his head.
VIII
When seven and SIX shall make but one,
The lions might shall he undonc.
SOLUTION.
Verse LIST. The settlement Of America
by civilized nation ia very clearly alluded
10 in the first line. The frantic mother is
Britain America the child.
Verse 2nd. The cock is France, the
dove America--Columbia :heir union is
the epoch when America shall cease 10
love Britain; for so understand the prophe-
cy, in which is one of the most striking
characteristics Of the ancient oracles.
Verse 3rd. The siege OF Yorktown,
where approaches were carried on by
working under the ground. We are told
by Mr.. Addison in his Spectator, that Ii
on will not hurt true maid-this at first
seems cohtradicted by the prophecy bu,
it will bo found, that at the epoch referred
o, the Virgin, or Virginia, ms all North
America was then called in Europe shall
wound The lion, viz Britain-which shows
The precise time when the oracle should he
accomplished.
Verse 4th.-Alludes to the alliance be-
tween France and America, before whose
might Great Britain crouchcd.
Verse 5th.-This certainly refers to the
period when France (the cock) guarded the
home OF Americans, The eagles r est) and
assisted the States (the stars) to attain their
independence; that is, to rise in the W,
tern hemisphere.
Verse 6th-It is very remarkable that
the properties Of inflmmable air by which
ballpons first traversed the upper regions
were then first discovered, and they are
here evidently called ships.
Verse 7,h-Whcn Americas navy GOV.
ers the sea, with red stripes. Britain'S wi
be- BUNDLED.
Verse oth.--The thirteen States frs
Confederaied.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25
Fl. G. s. KEY,
WILLIAM FRICK,
OHIO SCOTT,
GEO. w. SHERWOOD,
I Murray

Which report and resolutions were
unanimously adopted; and, on motion, it
was further
Resolped, That the foregoing preamble
and resolutions be signed Ivy the Chairman
and Secretary Of This meeting, and he
made public; that the same be respectful
" submitted 10 the consideration OF our pc.
litical brethren throughout the Union: and
that The editors of the Democratic papers
in the several States be invited to publish
them for general information.
GEO. HANDY. Chairman.
JOHN Nj. BUCHANAN, Secretlry.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
march "a, lS43.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy tor the
county at 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 AFrllnert,
for cash, the following described assets
surrendered hy AbrIm A. Nc Willie, u
bankrupt, viz
One LUCY; one mule; one gun; one
watch; mole TN John Schr1ck far about
$500; note against Riley a. Fuller for
420; also the undivided ha f part Of The
following rights ana credit, on the per.
sons and Tor The amounts c owing r N
Thompson SO; Il G Schro~k 625; IIir am
Russell 80 90; James NJ Edm ,nds IN ID 81;
George Fuller 725; BENZ. Justin 3 3S;
Edward Brown 5 50; James Farren IS OS |,
L B II Meredith 26 81; Noah d Ste'eg
l6 So; A 5 Mitchell II IS; VIM P An
derson 1900.
VIM. F. WALKER, Assignee,
march "a, 1919.
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
AS Assignee in bankrupt for the
county Of Mads'n in the State Of Missis-
sippi, will sell, before the court house
door in the town o! Canton, in sail couu.
ty, on
Monday the lOh day Of april nrrt,
for cash, the following Described assets
surrendered by William J. Huddleston, a
bankrupt, viz:
One wooden clock, ore rife gun.
w. F. WALKER, Assignee,
march "a, lS43.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25

D!ED-This morning, the in ant son o
Gee. w. and Amanda Hende rson, Of thi:
place.
The friends AMI acqlaintanccs of Mr.
and Mrs. HenIerso are requested to at
tend the funeral OF The deceased, on u
morrow at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25

S, billine OraclrS Extracted from an
old edi ion Of Mann's pr phecies, supposed
To have been written about thou and
years ago, imprinted NJ London, by John
II .wkns, in the year 1881.