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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-08
SALE IN BANn RUPTCY.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy for the
county of Madison in the Stnie of Missis
sipDi, will sell LeIore The court house
door in the town Of Canton, in said coun
| ~ on
Wednesday the 18th day of April nert,
for ash, lhef lowing described SETS sur
rendered Ly james c. Napier, bankrupt
VIZ:
The interest of the said James G. Ma.
pier in the foil wing accounts due the
late firm Of VIM. b Martin & Co. as fol
lows: Moses S. Matheny 81 10; r. r.
Hunt Is so; Edward R. Jones 6 rs;
GuilIord Griffin 81 SO; Mrs. Stewart
II 50; John II. Walker admi isirator Of
II. L. DinwiddIe, 8; Richard Allen, sen.
8 76; B. F. Chambers 2 69; J. G. Co.
hca so; Mrs. Cathaune Staples 2 So;
Roberl Stephens 10 Id; VIM. Il. Graves
decd "a 81; GuiIford Griffi so; G. Ie-
man Jordan II; Lewis d. Jones 81 81;
NJ. Mabry2 %; VIM. ID. Lyon G3 cents;
M. Tay or25; Philip B Jones 25; IAN.
ders IN Thomps N ~ so; George r Fal
Is; Harris n Slaughter 25; VIM. N.
Moorehead "a -; George W. Menlee
l; Thomas Brown % 81; J. F. Barry |:
Jno. Moore Is; Henry NJ Black 81 -;
Johnson Silverhurg, decd 30; Bl rck g.
Click 3 l3; Chls. J. B block 3 25; r.
Harper 10 IS; E. P. Passmore dec'd sol
cents; Thomas B. Walters % cents. Har
per g. Bransford 81 25; VIM. Vansen
| 50; Warner w, WadIingt n .; Warner
Yates 1913 SO; A. J. Thurman 2; Samue
W. Walton %; Joseph p. Sneed 5 rs;
James NJ. Sharp 80 cents; VIM. H,nry IS
cents; Felix G WadIington | so; estrte
Of ID. Shearer SO cents; jackson Warner
% %: Young g. Stewart Is; o. H. P !
Davis so cents; James Warren | II; P.
NJ. BeclQn % SO; Roberrus Raglan 4 80;
Ephraim Camp ell so; f. NJ. & jame-
Morton II; Henry Hines l 25 Henry IL.
Hill l 25i Samuel Ashley 8; CHI. Riley,
decd 2 so; Thomas S. Williamson II
30; Henderson B. Scarborough 81 IL;
Samuel Woodarj SO; Anderson Web
30 GEMS; VIM. P. Young 20 %; Martin
l.. Croker l6 rs; +. E. Ru der 20;
Richard Austin 38 cents; l.. R gers "a
25; Iiezekah Clark 25; S. Roheall GO;
,. J. E. Stuart |; Geo. Morris n William
Reed 81 63; LiitleIon Ross 9 so; VIM. I
Norrid ii 90; Mrs. Small OF; ID. B
Crawford 7 80; estate of John Stephens 1
16; John Deer 81 GEMS; Thomas Col
ins % cents; Thomas Dunohoo l; Ander
on Webb SO %; John H. Rollins 9 81; .
sidney Il. Smith 81 81; WIN. Reed Z; 4
Willis BlavIock so; F. P. Wilson Ia; \
Vm. Chambers 8 IS; Robert GiHerest s
2 2G; Robert Montgomery 60 cents; d
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-08
SALE Nv BANKRUPTCY.

A S Assignee in Bank upt y, for tn
| IN county Of Madison, IN The State O
Mississippi, | will sci eff re the com
house door in tue town Of Clnton, in sal
county, on
Wednesday the l2th day of April merit
Tor cash, The following DIR, ell a,se : sur.
rendered by Jesse Mabry, a Bankrupt.
w:
The following claims, embracing notes,
accounts, &c On the persons an! Tor the
amounts following: Thomas w. Radf,rd
$l49 Is; Thpmns W. Radford &, CO SO
so; Susan Ph,ori k 373 90; Dea limo
McGraw, de;'l So so; VIM. II. Lewis S;
John DeSf Al 62; joseph Rcd e, Junior,
"a %; Elisha Mctiraw 10; Miss Lnrl
Wo'ds (sinre MIS-. L. w. Radiord) II rs;
VIM. II. While 81 25; Wo,dvlle Hotel
Company | 50; John c. While 3 So;
john A. FEELS l27 As; T. w. Radf,rd "a
81; A. p. Smith 81 25; DR.. w. Usher
Is As; VIM, Brown AZ 81; P. S. Her.
bert II 0G; George P. Foster 10 p; A.
p. Reid 8 81: G. d. ID. Foster der'd IL;
Mrs. Lucy White I %; Darling McGran
1 SO; Elisha Cover 2 50; J. J. Ever.
lett s 25 Mrs Susan Davis |; William
Bea@h =: Alex. Wall rs; james u.
Woods % 81; Stephen Johnston 2 rs:
Robert Thomps m 50; Philip Nollnd ,
81; Jrmcs Lyme decd , %; H. r. Aus.
IN SIS 10; e. p. Smith So 63; do so;
Franklin White lis; estate of VIM Stew
lrt go 40; Jesse Brown 5 25; John A.
!. Graves 2 25; John Parish Ii so: G.
l.. Polndexter 1874 rs; r. R. Russ %;
Alex. Hughes Is AZ; A. T. Moore 43
10; Mrs. Mary L. Palmer 3 81; James
Nc Daniel % 50; Benjamin Alexander
J; John Goats 2; Mrs. Mary F. Giddart
70; Vincent NJ Lewis So 90; Samuel
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-08
SALE IN BANKh UPTCY

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy, for the
county of Madison in the State oil Mssis.
sippi, will sell before the court house
door in the town of Canton, in said coun.
ty, on Monday
The 10Th day Of Aprilmert,
for cash, The following described assets
surrendered ~ Charles G. Gilmore,
bankrupt, viz:
The FLOWING notes, J. S Potrer's fr
$4o: r w Stem Tor A; A Tunnel fr
! 49, + W Stein 90 ~; Daniel Mabv
for 45 George w Nicks for 25; ri
Sheets note Tor 10.
Also, one sideboard.
VIM. F. WALKER, Assignee,
march "a, l843.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-08

| Lynch !; Wm. N. Garrett =; Samuel w
Lewis 70 cents; Alex. Hu.les 20 6~
l.. Floyd % Al; Mis-. P"ln,el Smth , U3
VIM 5. Griffin As Al; John Shade 20
Mathew Joiner 40; also all the interest ri
said MabIy, as a mcml er of The late fra
of Mabry d Austin, to The 70 Living claims
n the persons and for The amounts fol ow
ing. hi h have ecu placed in The h nd,
OF 'sei h H. Street ol Matt heL and q her
Justices OF the Peace for lleCt OH, VIZ
William Halle s , 06; Wi lam Heath
ingron 2; Fred Kell 40 %; b. l. nj
10 50; An hibild Mclnro,h so; John
Brice 5; Sarah Roach 0 GS; Robert
WEIGH 30 G2; John A. Warren 5 81;
THIS Floyd 81 Oh; VIM. Brown - 81;
A. r. Foster 35 rs; In FArish 10; J.
p. llumphries 4 %; Eli Porti I 6; In
A. Warren Is; Znk Smith , 81; B.
+. S OFT % 33; p S. IIu ari II O6;
Mlcaj h Wo d. 81 %; Mrs. Car lnc
FaIish 6 10; n. Dalton 81 4; J. J. Ev-
er't 8 %; VIM. Fos,e 7 43; Miss c.,
olne l. n 6 Is; james Hi Il so; MIR,
II rdei Lewis 3 81; John NJ yes 2; John
o. H. Ne,h 7 81; w. d. Pos h eNats
- 62; Elijah Ray II; J mes Rawlings
Il d.. John ii Reed 33 rs.
Also, the fol wing lis 'farro ,uts hto''
SUN upon ry Hen 'ers n Il Bod, Altor
nGys, and returned la the Wi kIn,rn coun-
~ circuit court NuHa BCnE in. II. Co :
llnS $97 l6; II. E. Sannrn Az! Ob;
Daniel MIC hey 56 63; J. R. & ok lO3
%; A. Nit hell 100 %; I'm II. Reed
2o9 OBJ; WIN F'scr l22 T.; J. w. Gil
dart ll2 90; JIM. G. Poindcx'er I'll 81;
Robert Slnny 50 rs; Jones II. Smith
ZIG II; J. w. May ami 20 81; n. Is
Burton lG5 70; N. q. Perkins 10! 30;
aSn the following accounts aud notes hro't
su tup aud eAeul N rsslrd and Ut re-
tirne by VIM. Il. Lew 5, former sheriff
# Wilkinson county, who forfeited and
b I'D paid by sec rites A. Muchel. 90
0; W. Riley 1876 so; Jane And, rson
1872 81; John S. IIoh AT 50; NJ. Z.
Palmer lG6 20; J. C, Riley 1913 Is; A.
w. Fnr>y he ZIG so; Jas. Lyme l49 AZ;
ID. Holt 3l6 II; A. N. Dunn I4j OF;
also Judgment e inst John A. Sect Tor
,5O7 TO- from which Is to ne dt ducled
,215 46, AMI the baIance is due sad Ma.
bry; Che said Judgment stands in The name
OF II. Connolly "A Judgment in W'Ik'"Scn
county against ID. &. Henderson tor 50
rs; "A note on J. A. Gerrault Tor 80 Go;
a ia !gment in Wilkinson county court for
$50 50 against Daniel Woodward, which
Judgment has heen carried to the High |
Court Of Errors and AppeaIs; Boyd Il
receipt as Attorneys shew
ng balance due from them as Attorneys
for money collected; B. +. SCOTS note
or 100 now in suit; J. NJ Pope's note
FOR 96 25; also an account w. NJ Smy;h
IF Grand Gulf for cash paid as his surety
% WIN. Harris, 5000; an account against
lanes Stewart of Yazoo county for money
'aid as surety for him TO the Mississippi
Union Bank ii ,494 OF.
VIM. F. WALKER, Assignee.
april |, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-08
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY

Ao Assignee in Bankruptcy for the
county Of ADDISON in the State of M;ss;s
Slpp'' will sell before the court house dor
~ '"n n to"n OF canton, in said county, on
Mo"'ay the lOh day of April "
lor cash. the following described assets sur.
rendered by Thomas Sanders, bankrun,
Inc n following notes Benz. Wiljams
49, E 1 Mitchell 81 26, H. nj walker o. l;'
WIN Johnson IS, c jefferson 80, J. D. wash
0uFn IL also the following accounts y
Carleton $3.50, G. Hale IS, T o WcDon'
aid 10 25, 6. W. Craft % so, ). W. RAD
W. u. Crump l42 50, F Chambers. dacd -
45 IS, W. F. Halscy 284 81, O'Nu''
W, F. WALKER Ass;gaeo.
mafCM, 81, 1919.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-08
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy for tn,
roun y f Madison, in The State of Missis
sp J. | viii sell, befne the court house
or IN The town Of Canton, in said coun
Iy,on
Tuesday The III day Of April neat,
for cash, tha fol wing described assets
,u"rendereu by DaneI Morse, a bankrupt
VIZ:
The lowing notes on the persons and
for The amounts oil wing: Wm. Arnold
~, Anderson Bow e. - Edward Branch
7j BAL. w. Crnwd,r SO, Haley Cot.
ION III Sd, ID. +. Deurm nd 25 AZ, Abner
II. luke ST. Ge,rge :. Filter, decd. 46
80, Then,l"ie Fiber % 6, Samuel Horns.
iy 44t0, N. J. llol "A, NJ. d. Mitchell
lao ia. Fleeing Lewis 10 %, S. B.
Sh, Id N 1T 30, J, hn Srhrock sen. 1.-TWO
n,lr,) At, J. NJ. SeI more 10, J. C. Ro.
brrrs y 40, II. c. Vernon 81, VIM.
II wealth &, .Iohn Tn rmpson 81 25, Wm.
W llkin,on - II, Jas. Osborne 25, K.
F~wccu II l3 E ~. Galbreath2 81 &c,
r. b. Munson I6 80, S arkey Collins 7
d. ESQ, the t'IIrwIng accounts on the
persons and for the amounts following
rh' mas Brown 7 dol.as, Charles Black
Wen II 81, Mailpn Bushy 8 rs, Mrs +.
Curtis D, +. X Cl,u on 50 %, Henry
fu h. Ii IS, w. {. DcHr5 81, A. Galbrelh
, 30. - letr3 -, Rice Holt 20, Al.
f'rd HlIey t7!0, ]. l.. Jones 5, Joseph
I1arII,o on, dsc'do I'll, Mtrgaret Graves s
Ii, Green Jo,iIn is %, w. s. Graves,
d c. 8 ~, J NJ. ill., Imam 25, Jos. Harrl-
IL, dec'u6 %, n J. Harvey Is A, D.
C. Mullen 81, Joseph Mckay 80 so, J.
t. MAY barry 3 81, John TUFTS ! so, Enoch
King 88. D vic Mills 10 %, S. J. Nc.
KaN 20 cent, b. McAIesier & so, A. q.
Mac n ;, II. J. Parlow 81, L. Parma.
Tier 1885, Daniel Stanley 25. John A.
Smith. "a 25, :. Spei-his 7 so, Charles
It ward 3 p, James Smith, decd 8 II,
George +. Saith 80 cents, II. D. Swinney
10 "a. NJ Rove 4 SO, X S. Roberts 80
-. W p. Young 3, Anderson webb 7 IS,
E. b. wo mham, |, NJ. williams 6, WIN. +.
Smith 4 %, S. b. Virgins l %, Aaron
Griffin 5 IL, j. l.. MIC ,ul about 10, also
an account tor SO IL againstF P. wilson's
estate, do do 2G 81, one witness certificate
IN Stale case Tor 6 Is, }. III. Sheion's
receipt f'rl1 80, J. B. Scrvner's receipts
or 10 l., a augment against E. A. Ne.
Kay Tor 50, II. A. II. LawsOn's recent
rs attorney Tor Ia %, f. F. Millions re-
'eIpt us constable for 80, r. E. Ha!ford's
'ecelpt as J, p. 30, d. do I6, A. Fosters
,cteIPi for notes Tor collection for IL, five
ln'ltr b'I Of The G. 81 R. r. Bank of
'lcksbnig, seventeen dollars in the notes
If The Real Estlre Banking company of
1'nds county, and one dollar on the
'Ick burg board Of trade, one shot gun,
nd one two Year old heifer.
W. F. WALKER, Assignee.
march "a, 1913. &
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-08
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy for ,he
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 10Th day Of April neri,
for cash. the following described assets
surrendered by Alexander Leggett, a
bankrupt, viz:
One colt, 4 head of cattle, and the fol.
lowing notes; one on John King for s7l,
one on James Matthews for 1903 wirha
credit of 55, also a claim en- John Hale
for 20 dollars.
W. F. WALKER, Assignee.
march "a, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-08
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy for th.
county of Madison in The State of Mi,sis
sippi, | will sell before the court nous,
door in the town Of Canton. in said count,
on Monday =
The lOh day Of April merit,
Tor cash. the following described asset
surrendered by James A. Dennis, bank.
rupt, viz
A note for $4,000, due from the estat,
OF u w Montgomery, now in the hands d
Adolph Heith, the Administrator who re-
sides near Port Gibson also a note fol
1900 dollars, made by Halcomb johnson
VIM. F. WALKER, Assignee,
march "a, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-08

J.R. Hubert 80; W. q. Hansbrough
so 10; J. Ivy 81 50. ID. w. HAY 81;
ID. Jennings 10 IA; ii. Lewis 3; Is. u.
Marsha | n; N lib, & Star 6; THIS Nun
nery so; J. E. Richardson, decd 80 o.;
J. $. Rowland 2O7 81; S. r. Scovill %
Is; B. Simpson l6 l3; L. J. Smith
355 50; J. Tfumrs N / g. P. Wadling
ton. decd IA 25; Wm. Corfeld 3; 81.
Do I'd I3; Samuel Ford 2; Hacke,t &
Frtker IL s.; Il. B. J mes 3; !. NJ. T..
Lea,h 7: L. McGan 81: Il + Old 2 Go;
w. g. W. Roberts ST; w. H S!eger &
20. o. n, G. G. Tldwell. decd "a 20;
Philip Vrach ls IA; w NJ Yales 3 81;
P. NJ. Berron 544 u; w. II. Fleming
l49 So; ], w Gthry 7 So, James Gil
lcspie II, ]. r llu' ert, Ge:'d 20. w. r.
Leiirnnd l03 IL, J ID. Morris 69 cen s
E. T Mitchell so, J. Riddle IL so, J
B. Starkes 1873 50, C. P. Scott II II, +.
WILDLY Is cents, w. Yates , IS, ID. G
Moseby so cents, l.. Cuisine 100, F. w
Hubert 10 so, Porter & Misty Ia
Wickham g. Cor6rld 5, G. II. Brteler
SO, s Barrow s rs, J. Fuller s %, J
B. Sherwood . Is, ]. NJ. Lavender g
50, James Fendrom 30 rs, S. JoplIng
60. P. LeGrnnd. decd &c 4S, J. p. Mar
shall e8 cents. Cook g. Gwin IL AZ, +
c lins ~ 46, l.. Everett Al rs, f. r
Grensted, decd l 81, R. Il. Cannon 3e
cents, J. C. Afford 25 C nts, II. d. Sic
phens 80 cents, Mary Caldwell 36 cents
MaIcum Dawson 8 81, Decatur DirrtI
10, H. H. & d. Schrock ID 80, Smith &
E>tis 3 so, James Fry 10 10, J. c. NJ e
decd SO SO, E. S. Dirkerson 63, r.
Thornton, decd % rs, John G. Turner 4
so, r. NJ. Cox 5, FItz Lo'ge No. 80. 2 Al
D. S Mcdonald | 25, N. benson so cts,
Gen. Dickson, decd 5 so, r X, Dinkins
|, Melhndi,t church 80, F. M. Walker
70 80, Henry And ews 26 so, Barlow Il
Schrock 10, J. Mckay 3, J. Ramsay so,
Mary WadIingtpn 81 81, J. A. Young
Is, f. Cheatham2 so, Il. +. HINT Al so,
c r. Gresley IL %, Bower d Walts 4
10. s. NJ. Flolrnoy 10, BuIord Mills 10,
w. D. Perkins 10, } Watts 3 Is, Warner
Washington 365, G.. r. Fail 81 as, G.
Griffin 1863 OS. J. S. Bonner l5,-aso a
note of J. H. Roper Tor 80 70, a note Of II.
H. Shrock for 1911 sc, a mole on George
GIassfnrd for OPS, IA note on J. S. Row
land (I"st or mislaid) fr $50, note on E.
B. Frhker IS, a note OH U. Saxon for 7,
one on l.. Jopling AZ ga, receipt of VIM
d. Hart for claim against Samuel Bar
row 40 u, also The following judgments
on the persons and for the amounts follow
ing: Thos Spell 80, do 30 Sc, do % So. do
l476, b Williams l29 ~, J + Bheler l24
33, J. P. Marshall 1875 81, w. A. Robin
son 1873 rs, j. Wheeler 2S4 4G, Jacob
Jones 90 IS, NJ. G. Moore ~ IL, Lewis
McGan al 81, G G. TldweIl 90 4G, J.
Bonner 81 As, Sch Bedford g. CO 362 81,
l.. D. Hart l51 90, J. D. King 1903 AZ, /.
Sanders 90 81, Drake & Hill 1922 as, c
Foster l6l II, A. Webb 7 II, r. Il. Bob.
bit ll2 90, Ralph Graves $50 40, Geo.
w. Wilson 81 2l, w. X Karty 4s IS, J.
Hudgins l6 CT, A. D. Barlow Ill 63, II.
Garrett Al 90, w. Il. LeGrand Is 81, J.
c. Roberts g. CO. decd 30 10, b. B. Wal
ton Is 7S.
VIM. F. WALKER, Assignee,
april /, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-08
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy for The
county OF Madison in The State of Miss.
sIppl. will sell before the court house
door IN the Town oil Canton, in said county,
on Monday
The 10Th day Of Apartment,
tor cash, the following described asset,
surrendered by Abram A. Nc Willie, q
bankrupt, VIZ:
One huggy; one mule; one gun; one
watch; mole on John Schrock for about
SoOo; note agains, Riley & Filler for
Az; also the undivided haf part of the
following rights and credit. on the per.
sons and Tor the amounts fl owing: R n
Thompson 7 SO; H G Schro k 62j: Hiram
el3O 90; James M EdmondsYn l45l;
George S Filter 725; Benz. JossIin 8 81;
Edward Brown 5 50; james Farren Is o..
z Is II Meredith 26 81; Noah B Steleo
10 90; A S Mitchell II rs; WmP An.
derson 1900.
VIM. F. WALKER, Assignee,
march "a, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-08
s Via. Nv BANKRUPTCY

AS Assignee ia Bankruptcy, for III,
C n..h "i Madison in the State Of Miss;s
'''spp', Twill sell b fore the court hous,
door in The town ofCanton, in said county
on Mon law
Tte loM day Of April merit,
Tor cas- h. The following described asset,
s 'rrende Ell by James II. Andrews n
b nkr"pt, viz:
ohe gill watch; claim against the II.
~ 81 states; a Judgment vs. J. F. San
a." ,o.s, "o'"I"e J. IN Madison circuit court in
I95S tor 1000 dollars; an account on VIM
j.; u 'nson Tor 100; an account 40 ,ir",
'ln"'hy Anderson tor 10; an accom-,
against John Scott for 10 dollars.
W. F; WALKER, Assignee.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-08
II rhTI1N3 Z
march %, 1913.
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

AS Assignee IN Bankruptcy for the
county OF Ma Iison in the State of Misss.
Slppl, will sell before the court house
door in the town Of Canton, in said coun-
~, Ion
Monday The 24M day Of April merit.
for cash, the following described real es-
tale surrendered by Gideon Bass, bank
rnpt. VIZ:
The north half of lot number seven Sec
ton TWEEN Use en-, township sedcn, range
t"o' east, con al"lng forty acres more Or
esS, lying IN the county aforesaid.
W. F. WALKER, Assignee.
mach ~. 1873 2S-5
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-08
TU ASANkRilPTS.

WE subscriber, having teen appoint.
l. ed by the District Court Of The U.
n n Stats, Assignee in Bankruptcy for
Madison county, is anxious to proceed
'o'1nwl'h to fulfil the duties oil The office.
lh'se persons having assets consisting
Oh accounts, notes, bonds, &c are request
e1 u hand Ihem 20 me, or to John Handy
Esq, WHO'S authorized to receive the same
Tor me.
Dankrupis having assets in their HANDS
oUnsisung OF personal property, are re.
guessed to deliver The same 10 me at Mad.
sonylile or Canton, as soon as possible. I
snall De IN Canton frequently, and always
on p:blic days.
w. F. WALKER.
march II, l643-20-f
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-08
SALE Nv BANKRUPTCY

SALE Nv BANKRUPTCY.
AS Assignee in Bankruptcy for the
county of Madison in the State Of MIssis.
sIpp, | will sell, before the court house
door IN the town o! Canton, in said coun.
ty, on
= Monday the ION day Of April nrrA
forcaSh, the toIlI"ing Described .s,e,s
surrendered BY William J. uutdleston,
bankrupt, w:
One wooden cIork, ore rife gun.
W. F: WALKER, Assignee.
march "a, 1913.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-01-25

Stare States-The slave States are
evidently troubled. 1t is often said, that
the abolition agitation has done harm in
those States. Lately, in conversation with
a gentleman of high intelligence. the
owner of numerous slaves, he mentioned
Of his own accord this popular objection,
and said he happened 10 know better
The agitation you have got up in the
North, said he, notwithstanding the occa-
.sional exlravaeances of some of your
friends, has done, and is doing, good in
The South. lis influence is continually
pressing on the mind Of the STAKEHOLDER
Ii is developing truths, which he can
neither combat nor evade. He then spoke
Of the rapid progress of anti-slavery SEN
timent in his own State. This man lives
in one Of the heavi slaveholding dis
tricts of the South, and has been in public
| life. -PhiLanthrOpist -. 49,.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-01-25

Some circumstances may be stated taV-
orable TO this writer's scheme. .@
Ist, 1t may be thought probable, that
Moses did not intend to see the origin and
growth Of all mankind, but only the pro-
geHitors Of the Hebrew nation. III. -.
I'd, By supposing the creation of sew
eraI men or Adams, the different races of
men may be accounted for, of various con-
formations and color, established in differ
ent parts of the world. #.=".".* ":=
Sd, As the Rev. John Pye Smith and
other Orthodox inquirers appear TO have
established the fact, that the Deluge Of
Noah was limited 20 certain parts Of Asa,
the inhabitants Of the other parts OF the
earth were not involved ia destruction, but
have existed frcm the, beginning, under
the distinctions of Africans, Asiatics,
Chinese, and Indians ofvarious shades OF
complexion. Thus, by this hypothesis,
the difficult question may be set at rest,
I" how all the different races of men could
be conceived to proceed from one progen-
itor." :=.~ Fl. @.- =. 81. .
4th, Ia the Iudex to the Holy Bible,
bound up IN al the Ouarto and Folio edi-
tions, it is stated. that the Creation was
4004 years before Christ. That the Del
uge of Noah happend 2348 A. G. 1856
years after. That Ninevah and Tower
Of Babel We're built 1928; after the Del
.uge, only l25 years. ..:...
Now if the whole world was destroyed,
except the family of Noah, consisting OF
only persons, and they should double
every Is years. it would be IS in one
term; in SO years, 50; in IS, GA; in
100, 1913; in l25 years, 256 which is SC
small a number, (only sixty working
men, that it appears impossible that they
could build city like Ninevah, or thu
lofty tower of Babel, without assistance
| from great number Of persons, who hac
not suffered from the DeIuge.-CAr1staa7
Register. ~: -. -" .....-
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p o d II DN: Q
For The Vermont Telegraph.
AN EVENING REvERY.

AN EVENING REvERY.
It's evening-now the last bright beam
OF day has left the sky,
And beautiful the silver stars
Are shining forth on high.
How welcome is this hour Of calm,
To him whose learning breast,
Amid the ,oil and strife Of day,
Hath sighed for gratefurrest.
No worldly sound breaks on the ear
Nought but the low, sweet sigh
OF zephyr on her unseen wing,
And waters murm'ring by.
And Oh! what pure emotions steal
In rapture on the heart,
As those that I'LL the inspired soul,
When earth's dark shades depart.
So might life's moments ever glide
In peace, did we but take,
From natures lovely features round,
The impress they would make.
Ira, Jan. Is, 1913. MALcoMB.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-01-25
From the Maine Washingtonian Journal
ELIZABETH GRAY,
zinc True Hearted NIartI.a XVashingto

1t is customary, in this prolific age, for
writer's of fiction to dress up their Hero
ines in the most splendid robes, 10 plant
in their heads eyes of heavens own blue.
over hung by long sRken lashes, to cause
the most beautiful auburn hair to fall down
in rich curls over neck spotless as Pa
rian marble, and 10 fix within their deli
cate and rosy lips teeth more brilliant than
a string of pearls; but | shall be saved the
trouble of " calling upon my ina gination
for facts, if not on my memory for wit !
for Elizabeth Gray has living body and
soul, and she breathes our atmosphere no
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-01-25

Hot FooD.-Some Of the effects upon
the human vscera of eating hot or warm
food NAV be estimated by observing the
results On the intestines otthe pig. If a
pig be fed on warm wash, and killed for
the market, its intestines are found by The
Isausage-makers so weak and poor, that
they cannot trust their delectable COM
pounds in them, but resor; to those of the
sheep, which is fed upon natural or cold
food When, however, the pig has been
sent to the forest, and fed upon beach-nuts,
acorns. and other natural products, at their
natural temperature, for year or more,
then the suasage-makers can use them for
enclosing their minced com position, in toe
usual form of a gut dstended with food
already masticated. For this truth, we
need not refer to the pig alone.-Healh
Journal. 49, ~. -. ~.~ -. .~..
The ADvANTAsEs:--Cold water drink.
{ ers have better health, than those who use
stimulating drinks; better stomachs, bet
ter .appetites, better consciences, better
homes, better spirits, better joys, and In
fine every thing is better with them
! Health Journal i. :~@. -. ...-:* .>...= :
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-01-25

Your humble servant, sir" said Ma
bob one morning to Q1aker.
Pm very glad 10 hear it, friend" said
the other, land would have the prove thy
words by catching my horse for me, anu
Bring him uD TO the door," - Il.