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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-26
ME sTATE GA MIssIssIPPT.
LoWNpEs County,.

LOWNDES COUNTY.
Probate Court, January Term, A. D. 1913.
TO all persons interested in the estate OF
a VaIdry MeBee late Of Iowndes coun-
ty deceased, gr~Ia
You are hereby cited 10 appear before the
Judge Of our Probate Court, at Term thereof
70 be holden at the Court House for said CONN
", on The lst Monday in March. A. D. 1913.
then and there 70 show cause, ifany Won can,
why an order should not be made 10 sen he
following described Lands, situated IN I.owndes
county, and State Of Mississippi. belonging Il
Che estate Of the said Va9dry McBee decd.
according 10 the PRAYER ii the petition Of Alice
G. McBee Guardian, sc. Towit,
Lots no, eight, nine, twelve and thirteen h IL.
further ordered BY the Court, tliat tins citation
be published IN the Democraiic Whio. and ths
Columbus Democrat, two news papers publish
edn The town ofColuhbus, fer SIX weeks sue
eesslvely.
Witness, the Honorable Thomss ssmp.
son, Judge Of the Probate Court 6f
lowHdes county, the Ist Monday O
January, A. D. 1873
ssued from the minutes, the 9th dsy Of
January 1913.
W. P. FULLER, CLERK.
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CHEAP GROCERIES


y U UII0EI u NUIIWIIl
TINE undersigned has on hand the follow.
a. ing goods Tor sale cheap Tor Cash or
Cotton, either al Wholesale or Retail, viz,
Salt. Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Rice
Flour, BRekl0heat, Cheese, RaisiHs,
Potatoes, Macksrel, Candles PoiudeY,
Soap. Tea, Shot Lead, Iron, Nails,
Castings Sc. &c,
and respectfully soIicits dealers in his line u
give him a call
IL CLARK.
Columbus, Jan. ls43. II GIN.
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IN BANKRUPTCY-No.4 92.

IN BANkRUPTCH-No. 492.
District Court Of the United States. !
Northern District Of Mississippi. (
Notice is hereby given that JOHN W.
HODGES Of Loyndes county, has been
duly declared a Bankrupt BY an order Of
Of this SAID Court made on the % day Of
January, A. D. ls43; and that the said
Merit Welton has spilled fora certificate
Of final discharge from his debts under
the act Ct Congress in such case maie and
provided: aud the % monday Of April,
1s43 at Aberdeen, has been set for the
final hearing. All persons interested may
thea and there appear 10 show cause. ir
any they can, why the decree and ceriifi-
cate Of discharge should not Be grated.
G. NJ. RAGSDALE. Clerk.
January, I'd, ls45' II
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REMOVEn-

TIME Subscribers have removed their Clo-
IL thing Store to the South side OF the
Sherifi's Office, Market Street, where they
will sell thel stock Of CLOTHING, at reda-
ecd Prices, as they are DESTROYS Of closing
business this season.
PRICE ELLIS, & co.
N. B. Those indebted for last year are re-
spectfullarequesied to call and settle.
January, 1913.
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Pom is n. D. Pirayuns. q Len IL.
HONEY mAnkEx
Exchange On Eoelani.- 60 days ~ 2a3
Do Paris, --- 81 70 81. rs
De New Yea. & sight 3I-2 . a.
DO New Kogk % daya 2 Dc
Do Boston. q sight,. --.- 3l-3a4 diz
Du Bosioa 60 dagsa sac disc'i
Do PhIhielphia. AZ sight, 3 l-2a 4 dis.
DO philadelphia. 90 days. 5 o dlaet
DO Baltimore. a. SIGHT 3 - q { disc't
Do Baltimore, 50 days, SO disc't
United States Treasury Notes 9 2 i-2 de.
S0vercigns, $500 - - 81
Spanish Doubl0ons SIG 70 %
Patriot do ---- 8l3 SOC lo02 -
American Cod, 81 IL 3 ~ prem
20 franc pieces -- - ~ 10 "
HaH Dollars, par
NEW oELEANs CITY nApEa
Bank Of LOUISIANA pays specie
Haa banhr pass sPsc.e'
Mechanics md Tfaders' Bank. 2l'2a4 DO do
Union Bank, 100 i3per Ct. dis
City hanF, III 10 DO %
Exchange Bank. New Orleans 60a 05 40
Improvement Bank. do so s. DO do
Alchalayal1, Do 20 q S. Do DO
Bank Of Orleans. Do : oJa 20 d. do
Commercial Blk. At Naichez,checl,s 30 q 80
on Merchants Bank, New Orleans. discount
New Orleans Municipality no. l, g. 2, cal
UNcURRENT MONTY.
United States Bank Mites, 50 q so
Alabama State Bank and Branches, l3a IL
Planters Bank Post NOtce, Match. 5D go
Grand Cult 65 a 20
Mississippi Union Bank = e5aS7 l-2
Commercial s. X. R. Bk. Vieks., 81 l-2 a 90
Port Gibson, --- 500 60
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IN BANKRUPTCY No. 493.

In BANKRUPTCY No. 493.
District Court Of The United States. }
Northern District OF Mississippi
Notice is hereby given, that DAWN
HARDIN Of Lowndes county has been
duly declared 4 Bankrupt by an for
der Of this said court made on the "a day
January A. d. l543; and that the said
Merit Welton has applied for certificate
Of final discharge in such case made aud
provided: and the Cd monday Of April
ls43 at Aberdeen, has been set for tlnal
hearing. All persuns interested may then
and there appear 10 show causes If any
they can, why the decree and certificate
of discharge should not be granted.
G. NJ. RAGSDALE, Clerk
January 9, lS43. II
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FLOUR.

A choice article offamily Flour reed.
- per Steamer Lallarookh this DAY
BY i'll. CLARK.
COlumbus Jan. 24th, 1s4s,
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~ The coarse, which The Legislature Of
Alabama Is pursuing towards winding Up he
most Of Der banking institutions and compel
ing the others 10 receive the notes Of thote
placed 10 llqndalion.in payment other claims,
: calculated 10 produce "A intense degree Of
pecuniary suffering fnOag The indebted por-
ion Of that State. Mississippi has goue throu'
Der 6ery ordeal and viii soon BE- in a condition
10 purchase back many Of The slaves. that IN
her distress were s0ld in Alabama adf Bouisi-
ana.
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IN BANKRUPTCY. No AIS.
District Court Of the United States,
Northern District Of Mississippi (

District Court Of the United States,
Northern District Of Mississippi
Notice is hereby given that MERIT
WELTON Of the County Of Lowndes
has been duly declared Bankrupt, BY an
order Of this said Court made on tho Cd
duy Of January, A. D. ls43; and the
said Merit Weton has applied for a GER.
tifcate of final discharge from bis debts
under the act Of Congress RI such case
made and provided: and the second mon
day Of April le4S at Aberdeen has been
set for the fual hearing. All persons
interested may then and there appear to
show cause, ifany they can, why the de-
cree and certificate of discharge, should
not be granted
G. NJ. RAGSDALE, Clerk.
Ia, o 1919 noIT
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~ GaAANAhAA0 - W. EVAe
District Cou, of the United Staies,
Northern District Of Mississippi.
Notice Is hereby given that ALFRED
THATCHER of the County Of Lowndes
has been duly declared a Bankrup. by an
order of this said Court, made on the ID
day Of January A. d. 1913; and that
the said Alfred Thacher has applied for a
certificate Of final discharge from his
debts under the act OF Congress in such
case made and provided; and the ID nom
day of April l543 at Aberdeen, has been
set for the final hearing. All persons ia.
ier,siud may then and there appear to
show cause il any they can, Why tho de-
cree and eertlaca ate should not be granted.
G. NJ. RAGSDALE, Clerk.
January ,. 1913, II
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WI. BCKF0RD
W1. B. WEAVER


60 - tfs, p. CARROLL mas
$3.50 ;er, win ply as regular
trader between Wesiport and Mobile. he en-
suing season
The Boat is well suited 10 this trade. and no
mrther recommendation is Necessary than to
say she Is 70 Be commanded b. Capt. Carroll.
Columbus Miss. Dee. LIST, 1872.
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Just received per Steamer Agnes, Forty
O Sacks Rio Coffee, For Sale very low BY
Ian. 10 1919
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gradual cooloH. There is 10 dan
Eeffo sapprshsnded 10 our Union
hon Soolh Carolina notification. IA
Is IS harmless q thing ia the hands Of
ihe Carolinians Is one could desire.
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)TICE no PLANTERS.

NOTICE TO PLANTERS.
DERSORS DESTROYS Of obtaining Pearces
y CINCINNATI SPINNING N A.
CHIMES, viii please leave their nam Is
with DR.. Wen, Col Geo. H. Young. or Louis
GilmeF, ESQ, where they viii Be attended 10
BY JOHN PEARCE, Ia
Jan. 8, Is4S Il.
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SUGAR Sc MOLASSES.
x HHDS. SUGAR, and a Choice article
- Molasses, all in good order, and For Sale
low by J. L.CLARK
Jan. 1887
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POTATOES & MACKEREL.
Al BBLS. Potatoes, and Mackerel in bar
HO reis and hall barrels, just received, and
fl sale exceedingly low by
J. L. CLARK.
Jan. 23d, 1873.
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INBANKRUPTCY-Nn4 91.

VI NJ hAOoDhLE3 Nteih
Jan. ., ls43 no.l7
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-16
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

ENGLISH SYMPATHY WITH IRELAND. There
was meeting OF the Repeal Association at
Dublin. al which Mr.. O'ConneII read The fol-
lowing letter and resolutions: i
ITO Daniel O'Connell. Esq, M. p.
3 "Dear Friend The enclosed was unan-
mously passed at a meeting at which hap
tpened TO be In the chair last night, and al
which. amongst others. ten of our town coun.
cIlloIs we're present. Think more favorable
state OF public feeling towards Ireland never
existed, If IL could he turned to good account.
VERY sincerely and respectfully.
.'JOSEPH STURGE.
Birmingham. OFT IA. ls43."
tina, his meerng have learned with as
tonishmenl that thr Vice Regal Government
have suppressed meeting Of the people OF
Ireland. convened 10 petition Parliament for
the redress of grievances, by the presence of
an overwhe luing force of cavalry. artillery,
Infantry. and armed police, and believing that
1t the Executive succeed in aholishing the con-
sltu'ional rlgh' of the Irish people TO discuss
their na,iouai affairs. the same course may ere
long be pursued in this kingdom, The following
requisl'ion TO convene public meeting of the
Inhabitants of Birmingham for the purpose of
peitioning the Crown on the subject, be a.
greed upon and adopted:
THAT this meeting desire to express
their highes, admiration Of the conduct of Mr..
O'Connell and The Irish people. for their mag
nanlnity IN not holding the intended meeting
al l"niaff, seeing that. although even if lis
prohibition may not have been legally justified.
yer that disastrous Consequences might have
"thrrwIse ensued.''
Mr. OCnnnell having read this letter. mo
we'd thai II b. referred 10 committee, in order
that lhev i-h' propose an answer. declaring
their delight aud gratitude at this movement of
the men of Birmingham. and denying that
they have ever desired the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of
The empire although they would never give
up th,ir exer,ions 10 obtain local Legsla-
ture
The Chairman said This communication
from Birmingham only afforded another proof
f the GENEROUS spirit Of the gallant people of
England.
The rent was announced for the last week
TO b. 1882 pounds. Several sums of money
were handed in under The name of arrest mo.
Iae,.' Laughter was occasioned By the sub
scrip'ion of one pound by Pat Bonapare King
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-16

Only 2 ofwhom are coored persons.
September. l843.
VA MANUAL OF THE CORPORATION OF The
City of New York for l643 has just been
Pubiised compiled by D. T Valentine, AS
sistdnt CLERK IL IL very well got up. and
conIsins much Valuable Information TO tax
payers especially. We gi-an from this work
hat our City employs 47S officers. OF whom
2T6 are paid sa'arles amounting 10 $263.9l4
rer annum : 81 are paid b. he day. something
over $50 600 per annum; the residue are paid
manly by Fees. which usually come out of
the citizens, though SOME come ont of The CT
~ Treasury. This is independent of the Al
drrmen. Assistants Recorder. Sheriff Clerk.
Coroner Judges aud their several satellites,
wha are appointed at Albany but supported
here. There are texts IN this book for some
rather pungent discourses. hut for these auoh
-f lime must answer. N. Y Tribune
Beef packing for the English market is be.
coming pr6mi emf feature at some Of the
lake ports. and the aggree ate arriving here is
fast augnendag. \, Cleveland during The
past two weeks sumo 9 900 head ofcattle have
been slaughtered. principally for the European
~ .rket Prices paid for cattle from 1 so Ia
81 90 per hnnIrrd. A. Chicago The business
ia also Increasing IN importance annually
There are ready several large establishments
IL opera ion a. lhir place. aud the attention OF
capitalists ia nlIar with the English trade Is
dIrrciei to other Inis where cattle may be
purchased low l. is said there are packed 10
Chcsgo f. IN GOO to 1000 barrels per day, and
The number Is continually increasing Large
droyes Of fine cattle are constantly arriving
uhlrb are bought up and slaughtered Tor such
destination -
The Increasing Importance Of this bushes
Al the West is very clearly shown in The Ia
bles Of evplri for October From less tina,
100 casks expired 1871 We thi. sesso"
sent forward nesrs 5000; the whole nj
which increase is owing 10 the importance the
Trade has assumed az poiots above alluded a..
Buffalo Commercial.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-16

The CopprR ROCK left New York yes,er-
day. for Washington. by vessel direct. II
measures abou, 10 cubic feet. and weighed
37o5 pounds ALI solid copper. The Aurora
says il cost ten thousand dollars 10 'ransper'
this huge lump of .'Cincinnati doubIoons" IN
the rough from its que, l"ca'i N on he sh"I~
of Lake Superior to this gtea, and mighty
copper-bo,tomed. copper.fastened and q'ick'
sailing city. and is worth in good. hard com
mon cents only about one thousand dollars
A poor thing as speculation, merely.--Spirii
Of the Times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-16

MoHAMMED ALI---DrsTRUCTivENEs In
Mr.. Gliddon's second lecture on Hieroslyph-
ical Literature, the following fact was in,rodu.
ced in connection with the solution OF various
hieroglyphical problems. The splendid aven-
ue leads from the Temple Of Luxor in Thebes
to that of Karnac is fanked for mile on each
side BY colossal sphinxes and decorations. and
had several of those gigantic portals. called
Propylea, which form so grand feature in the
EGYPTIAN architecture. Each Pvlon is adorn
ed by the sculptures of the Pharoah who
erected il, of which similar use is made. as
of the Tablet of Abydos. The date is about
B. C. 1860. The middle gateway SAID Mr..
Ghddon. beautiful in proportion. and faced
with The pures. granite. was the most perfect
of all up 10 the year 1888. when Mohammed
Ali caused this magnificent Pyion. which had
defed the Persians and Ptolemy SaIhyrus.and
had stood erect for upwards Of 3.40O years. to
be blown up with gun powder. This airort'y
was perpeira,ed in order TO build an indigo
factory that failed TO answer its purpose. and
was closed in 1910, and also to construct
some salspe,re works that do mol pay. because
the chemists. in their anxiety to obtain job.
fc-go, that the neighborhood did no, furnish
Sufficient supply Of nitrous earth to suffice for
400 pits. This is only one Of the abomlna-
tions of the recreant crew. who. OF late years,
have cursed the land of Egypt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-16
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.

UEsDA1, IT, -
Mr.. Elmore gave notice that he
should on tomorrow. ask leave to in
troduce bill requiring the 'upervi-
sors in the several counties OF the Ter
ritory, to give bonds for the faithful
performance Of their duties.
On motion OF Mr.. Thompson,
Resolved, That the editors and re-
por,ers Of the different newspapers
published in this Territory be allowed
TO occupy seats within the bar Of this
house.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-16

TConneciicut. by-and.bye. will furnish
clio 70 The sniipodes. Near Hartford they
make thousand clocks daily. In the whole
STATE, las, year, 100000 cIocks were manu-
fae,ared. great many Of which were shipped
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-16

T.Elrrss WITH The ISDIASs.-The Indian
department, has instructed Gov. Butler. the
q. s. Agent for the Cherokees. TO meet the
Prairie Indians AZ Cache creek or Rcd River.
on the 25ih Of November. 10 renew old Irea-
ties. and negotiate new mes. Much good il
expected 10 rnsuli from IT,.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-16
agents for the Herald.
A CIRCUMSTANCES.

No charm hath he of form OF face.
To win a woman's heart wiiha!
Alas! you wrong him!-mauy grace
Fond love can see around him tall.
Yet, ,rus, me twas not aught OF his
Tha, in my bosom wrough. such sway:
I, was tina, gentle tongue Of his
Tha, wi,ched my very wits away.
For. when in whispers light and low.
He praised my form and features fair;
NV d,mpleed cheeks May morning glow,
And The golden sunss, Of my hair;
And lowed he ne er had loved in soo'h.
Nor e'er through life could love another;
Oh. Judge me by your own warm youth :
Gould do aught bu, love him --Mo'ne''
And when, az hand in hand we walked,
Yon wide and winding park a'one'
A, midnish,'s starry hour he talked
OF themes TO lovers only known;
And. rising in his deep, dark eye
Isaw the gem he could not smosher'
And felt his fond heart beating high.
Could do we'll bu, love him--Mother'
And when, from every lip. the praise
OF his high intellect ! heard;
How nothing e'er escaped its rays.
Or said by sage, or sung by oaro;
And to his mind full well could see
The homage deep of every other;
And knew that mind did worship me-
Oh, was 1 wrong to love him--Mo'her'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-16

BurLpISs IN BesToy.-lt is estimated that
about 300. 600. 900 of bricks have been laid in
Boston and vicinity. within the lasi 10 months.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-16

TEx.s.-Iti- said that the government A.
washinrton has recsised iafpfmsion which
goes 20 sosssir Re serious chsrges recently
made against Presid.nt Houston ~ Texas
If rhis b.. 50. the fact. We presume will nOi b.
long Withheld.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-16

TrE BsIraSxIA.--This steamer left Boston
on Thursday q last week for Liverpool She
had 30 passengers. 1900 letters, sod so
busIr ----
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-16

GEORGIA The Official r.inrns Of the vote
tor Governor a. ihs late election Ia Gsor-
va. exhibit the following resali: for Mr.
rawford. ss.7I3. for Mr. Cooper. 35.325-
showing The Wig ii. -jOr,y on the Governors
,lcgs, 70 be 2, 1888 votes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-16

The B.nkruri Law j. declared constitution
al by Judge Thomas Of HliBVis, and viii be
-e.,.rtad he hivv -~-~-d'nViv.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-16

MILWAUKEE HARBoR.-The Courier Of the
2Oth uli says:--The north pier has been car
ried out about 100 fee, and there is now six
and half feet water in the channel. Capt.
Leavenworlh deserves. and is receiving the
highest encou.iums for his indomiiable perse-
verance. and The discretion used in the outlay Of
the appropriaiiou.--Tweniy thousand dollars
in addition 10 the present appropriation. will
make Milwaukee the best hsrbor on Lake
Michigan. AID that before the close Of next
sumner.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-16

NEW PAcKEr-LISE is being arranged in
New York-the six ships TO ron between N.
York and Antwerp. Nothing like enterprise,
as the gambler remarked when he sold his
fathers bones 10 make dice of.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-16

The Hon. John Davis reached St. Louis on
the Is, last. and left the next day for the H.
linois river. on the business Of examining the
projected route Of the Illinois and Michigan
Canal. in order TO report to the London capit-
alis's The Feasibility of the plan. and safety of
their making loan for its completion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-16

FRENCHMEN RUINS IN CANADA MIR. Ca
ron The French Mayor Of Quebec. has been
appointed Speaker ofthe Legislative Council.
in The room of Vice Chancellor Jameson who
resigned with The "thlreen." The three es-
tales of Canada are now headed by three
Frenchmen! King Louis Hypolite being a,
the head of the Executive Council-Mr.
Mayor Caron al the head OF the House of
Lords and Mr.. Austin Cuviller at the head
Of the House Of Commons. So much for
French influence.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-16

FATHER MATHRw.-This worthy apostle of
Temperance lately stated in Londen. that he
had received letters ftom the magistracy of
Lii erpool and Manchester, where 10000
persons had taken the pledge. stating that al
ready an immense dimuniton Of crime had
taken place. He also said that there were
1000. 900 aeres in Ireland into which spades
had never been put since the food. and that
he desired to see the Irish as happy in their
own country as were the English, by their cul.
tivaIion of those lands.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-16

Santa Anna. it is stated. previous to his de-
p4rure for Vera Cruz. issued special edic.
,egarding the contemplated Canal for uniting
The P4rifc with the Golf Of Mexico BY the
Isthmus of Tch.u .nrepec. in oider to To assis,
she contractor. Don Use Gavsy an edict TO
The effect. that prison capable Of holding
yer three hundred convicls should be built,
anter The direction Of the contractor and that
he Judicial authorities Of Vera Cruz and Do
aca should send 10 said prison all persons
f,und gniliy. in order that they may be EN-
,r"yed 10 digging and working on said csnal.
The cnnyicts to he clothed and maintained by
NJ contractor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-16

The Colonization Society Of New York
have just sent to Liberia. from Baltimore,
1000 dollars, and they appeal to their friends
for assistance 10 The effort to send 400 dollars
more within Is days. In a published address
the President shows, that if the French and
English extend their settlements for few
years as they are now extending them. they
will possess the entire trade Of the ives, coas,
of Africa. and the commerce Is now worth TO
US million annually, which will be taken out
of our hands.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-24
TIE WILLIAMSBURG DISTRICT

We hear generally from this district that there ara
many gallant Wings who canno, be bnllicd and Now
beaten into an abandonment Of their principles They
will 90 tn the polls and record their votes against turn
coat aud political lshmcaita-in despite Of threats Of
doucenrs
Mr. Henry g. Wise, ii is said, Is alourinp a, uc,.r
man abonred bef,re. II il dealh struggle with him
and whether IT eyennale in victory dcifat thu result
will be pretty much The 10 him. lie will be d.
iunct II defeated he sinks 10 nu,hing--a victim 4,
his nngovernabe passons lfocced -hc s still a, far
as erer from The Court Of France Col Benton. ON Re-
halt o The Democracy. sill guards The national u,.l
and honor, III the Senate; aud the ndomitabIe Wing
phaans never prove reorrant 10 themselves and their
country.
II moves ono In pity to contemplate the wreck, which
this man has made Of himself aud . hopcN
tiehmond Vhig.