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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-27
DISTRICT CHANcRRY Court OF TIE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
James Hayden, Complainant,
g5 vs..
John Huddleston CT al. Defendants.
Nav Term lSd3

John tuddleston CT. al. Uelenuahts.
May Term, lS43.
TTPON opening the matters Of this bill, and
u itappearing to the satisfaction his Hon
or the Vice Chancellor, that the defendants
Reading S. BlOunt and Hartley Benson are
not inhabitants Of this State but reside beyond
the limits thereof so that the ordinary process
Of this court cannot be executed upon them.
Il is ordered that unless said defendants ap-
pear before the Vice Chancellor at the Court
room in the town Of Columbus on the
LIST Monday in November next,
and plead answer or demur to the bill of com
plant herein, the several allegations thereof
will be as to SAID defendants taken for confess
cd and such order or decree made therein as
10 the Vice Chancellor may seem equitable
and Just.
It is further ordered that a copy Of this order
be inserted in the democratic Wing news
paper published in the town Of Columbus,
once a week two months successfully.
NJ. MCCARTHY, elk.
HARRIS g. HARRISON, Solicitors.
May 18th, 1913.
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS.

NO IOE To IIAN I Eho.
A CONSTANT supply Of Plerce's ceie-
"A brated Spinning Machines, either Iron or
Wood frame, manufactured in Cincisnatti, can
be had at any time by application to US in Co.
lumbus.
These machines have been IN successful
operation IN Alabama and Mississippi for ma
ny years, and have given universal satisfaction.
Orders received for pieree's Gotten Gins,
Cora mills, Flying Shuttle Looms, Running
Gear, SC.
WIN HUDDLESTON & co.
Mr. Pierce viii personally attend to putting
up Of the machines.
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in the treatment Of Bilious
Fever Nausea, General
Debility, and Ner-
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The most fattering recommendations Of this
Medicine have been received from many EN-
inent Physicians and others who have used 1t,
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and the happy combination Of the ingredients
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relief is at all attainable,
Each box contains 90 doses ofPills-Price
One Dollar.
For Sale bv GREENE HILL,
Agent,
Columbus, June %, 1913:
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NOTICE is hereby given that have de-
IN termined to sell out my Dover 70 the land
formerly owned by Thomas p Yates, ! viii
sell at private sale and take negroes IN pay
ment any person wiling to buy win please.
call at Nashes Mills IN Noxubee,
ABIGAIL NASH.
June l, 1912.
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81 9 81 e q 81 q M

Those interested, are invited to oall and
examine his splendid collection Of Premium
lncoruptible Teeth, which he viii insert on
reasonable terms,s with pivois b. gold plate,
and i need be with Arfifci1l Gums Of The
same lncorruplible Material If bis work Is
not done in such way as to give perfect salts.
action, nothing viii be charged.
Office on Man Street, 2 doorsl from VIM
Huddleston, & Cos Store.
Dec. 1912
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KOLMSTOCK'S VERMlFUGE will
eradicate al WORMS in children or adults
with certainty quite astonishing. L b de zane as
that made by FahnsasOck, and sells with a zPidiB
almost incredible, By CoaStosE f Co., New York.


o. lhs Cska aos Of De Southern District Of New K0rk
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u Maiden-Lane. New York, and Of eur agents.
Messrs Comstook g. Ross, % Magazine St. n.
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Inns
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MELLOW CITIZENS-Perhaps you
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me use ofihis medicine. We earnestly request
the afflicted to give il fair trial.
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and by Greene Hill and A. N Jones, Druggists
Columbus, Miss
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MOFFAT'S LIFE MEDICINES
1.-THE proprietor Of these maichleFs sYeci-
fics, while he has cause 70 feel the most I'M
qualified satisfaction in relation 10 the unpar-
alleled popularity and general use they have
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ne 10 press them upon the consideration and
trial OF the public, I'll no invalid and no family
in the whole compass Of the Union, shall be
without a knowledge Of them and their inesti-
mabe virtues. The certificates which he has
heretofore published in almost countless num-
bers, and in reference 10 every possible variety
of disease, fully established his medicines, be-
yond even the possibility Of dObt, as the most
generally useful, and the most unfaihngly eff
Gent OF allthe medicines Of whatever des-
cription, ever yet presented 10 The world and
he feeis that he is but dong his duty TO his TEL
low citizens in arging them TO test for them
selves the benefits to be derived from his Life
Pills and Phoenix Biltem.
For sale at
KEELR'S Cheap Cash Store.
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BROGANS.


rs prepared Cn addition to his duties as a
4 Physician and Surgeon to perform in a
neat scientific and durable manner, all the op-
e-ations Of
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

TUST reed, a lot Of Newest style fine straw
% Bonnots, new shaped Cyprus do. Viii
low Hoods, Palm-leaf bats, boys, colored do.
Mems do. For sale at
KFELERS CHEAP cash store.
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Columbus, June %, 1913.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-28
Tuesday, jan. 81, lS43.
IN SENATE

The PRESIDENT pro tenn. laid before the Senate a
communication from the State De parment transmitting
further information received at that department as TO
The operations OF The bankrupt law; which, on motion
by Mt ARCHER, was ordered 10 be referred 10 the
judiciary Committee, and be printed.
MIR. MERRlCk, from the Committee on the Post
Oice and Post Roads, TO which had been referred sun
dry memorials from all parts Of the IT, S. and resolu.
tons adopted by the Legislatures Of the States in favor
OF restricting the ranking privilege, and Of reducing
the rates of postage, reported bill 10 limit The use and
correct the abuse of The Thanking privilege; and a bill
10 reduce the rates Of postage which were read and
ordered to second reading
The bill concerning hostages fixes the rate on all
single letters carried distance not exceeding thirty
miles, at FIVE cents; for ali distances exceeding thirty
miles, ten en,s Double, triple, and quadruple letters
in the same proportion. On newspapers no, exceeding
IN dimension so square inches, cent pos,sae; on
papers exceeding that dimension, cent additional
Tor every i've square inches above the $50 square
inches
OREGON TERRITORY
ne OIL or the occupation and settlement of the Ter.
ritory OF Oregon up It's passage, as the unin.
IShed business Of yesterday.
Mr. WOODBURY., who was entitled to the floor.
addressed the Senate at considerable length in support
Of the bill.
he considered the Oregon Territory s.aby
ours, as any other OF possessions. There was no
more reason against our occupying it, than there could
have been against exercising jurisdiction over Iowa
or Wisconsin when placed them under our terrific.
rial government There conld be only or two ohec.
lions TO our exercising The same ownershn-cDe If
which gas that ne entertain some doubt Of our til!e
and the other that hsy ee 10 exercise our
undoubted right.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-28

rir1ttSTS-v,I.tAB I.E SOUTHERN PROPERTY
r T.fh. n,-re~, belonging: - the Esa,e "f Josiah
roy r.a>.i IN tie Eaionton Factory, being one half
l..f ! oreG III ,ae Capttss, ~ho Mish 10 MAKE pro.
arm. .s-,atl7te per upon the present. investment 1.
t ihree miles West Of Eatonion, iutna'u county 1eof
m m Lana. rver reyer failing stream, aHordng sn!Lc!eEt
-. 7owtf for any machinery. Attached n H. are sooa
% hoc,e al, necessary building: for the accommodation 81
and t;ri,, and Mn successful operation. ms
,,.ity j. - for to effect DIVISION ana VIII DC so'u d
- q, in shares 10 pu eha,1fs. The terms WI! he hee
-, sJ any addressed tous II Eaonon georgia
uroruty attended and ~ VIII iaH- pleasure IN SNOW"
gs The ,rity 10 auy YeTan who MAJ w;Sh % purchase.
''s N JOHN VI FL0CRNoY, p,ecu,o,s
" BASS,
eff
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.
y G.-A plat az the land may be my office.
lrc.2 ts-2awtf L. II DICKINSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-28

slel,y y. h-We shall !ayc constantly hand full
.s 0"a'on K Darart's hos, Printing Ink a, moderate
''''' ''ses March 10 1879. 100
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-28

{Ait iGfE JAMES RIVER ESTATE FoR sAI.E.-i offer
IN sale ms Farm in rowls'an county, lying James river,
W niles above the CITY % Richmond adjoining the lands Of VIM
apu, Dr. T. -, ystrr George y. Porter Thos Har.
~ AM CONTAINING - aces o winch 2S first James
iNrf 10" -lncs ~ h'sh and, state o! good cultivation
asa 0 es wood land, original growth and heavily timber
-" ~ bushels Of have been seeded TIE land this
var lib" huAdacS ri good dwen. house with s!N
i"F ma a NECESSARY houses. For terms, apply
l-. .rsaL,e- % q 4. u. Dchin.an. RIehmnnd. Va
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r. q 'o' Grounds Of George Grounds, deeeas
'en eoun;y, Virginia, who has been absent frc,n
yr, , 'ons Yeas, md heard from by his friends Is
hi reeacc, hoy VIII Communicate some Gsts to him
m q 'e worthy vi hts attention.
S0-W7wk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-28

i,-, ~ hpI tI1hc Propretors OF this establishment
-s5..I -httfg acknowledgements Tor tie very liberal
' t4S been extended 10 theta, and respectfully soil
l,. y "a generally, and especially from the friends OF
y. ,,c :. ' hfonNS continuance Of their favors.
Zen. '| r'o"ks' services w interruption 10
,. gen nj n The establishment, aud every attention
--r " ~ eNie@ted To- the customers of the .iouse'
.s. ''' 10 Tie house will contribute the comfort Of
Ne so'e u lie reduction in lie Of many Of the sup
lie -. 'o' board from the Is; January Vii be reduced
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~ ~ ANT b. the provisions Of Deed Cf Trust executed by
.a G1tewoni 80 Samuel e. Scoi and James G. Luck for
'se g un drtt due 10 Fraacs ". ScOi', and duly
r. 'ct "a te Clerk, Office OF Caroline County Corri, shall
acs uiee proceed 70 SELL the Isl day Of March, lei3
'ttr11,i !. poi, in Tie county Of Caroline, the following
.il: ~ 20 Thornton girl named Rhoda and .hrTy
W @ tif o..soS with the future imcrca.e Of the females
u, dit Of tie dasd and also, the said Gat.woois
, @ ..- rn3T!dea Estate Of Anna Gdcwood, his
q SO much thereof e. may be suicien, satisfy the ba
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,., 5. {. SCOTT, Acting Trustee.
--'.t'''i' N .2-tds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-07

90 HOUSEKEEPERS ATTEND.-Published this
ny DuI CESS oIlnger III broaeway corner Ann ST.,
MRS ELLIS'S HOUSEKEEPING MADE EASY, or,
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This will be found the most complete accurate and
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the Biological Of Combe and the chemi
cal discoveries Of Lebg and other smnent scholars In
medical and hygienc point Of vew this work is there
lore all important to every housekeeper who desire the
we'll being of her family
The additions by the American editor such as to
adapt perfectly to the wants Of people, and much
novel information in regard cookery and the manage
ment OF household will be found in the work. Its
cbeapness will commend 1t TO every one.
For sale at all the depots Of cheap publications and BY
the publishers BURGESS sTRINGER,
corner OF Broadway and Ann streets.
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Colt affords us pleasure to refer our readers to
the benefit bill of Mr.. H. P. Grattan, at the Chatham
to night. He is in all things bright, worthy gen.
teman, scholar, author Of great distinction, and
as actor ranks high in the first class. He has
played brief engagement at the Chatham, and has
there produced two Of his pieces, which have been
received with the greatest eclat. Tonight he takes
leave of our citizens in benefit, in which he ven-
lures on the Shaksperian ground. The character he
has chosen is well fitted to his every capacity, and
to his efficient taste. We mean Romeo. Mrs.
Jones, as Juliet, appears the embodiment of every
perfection the great author could desire the repre-
sentative of his hero The piece will be capitaly
done with several dances by Miss Rellia, SONGS
&c. The pc Torrance will conclude with the Rebel
Chief
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CUNARp STEAM SHlPs-The steamer build
ing for this line of packets will be ready take her
station regular boat early in the spring, under
the command Of Capt. Ryrie, now in the Acadia,
who will be succeeded n that ship, after another
voyage, by Captain Shannon, formerly CT the Co.
lumbia. The other boats will remain under the
command of their present gentlemanly comman-
ders, until further notice from this quarter. In
speaking of these beautiful steamers, we cannot for
get Mr. Heatley, the polite steward of the Caledo-
MIA, the favorte in the line, and so perfecta master
Of his profession that some Of our most experienced
can profit by taking few lessons frem him. The
most magnificent ship that ever foated would not
become popular unless her officers made her so I;
consequently nothing is so impor tan in equipping
the Atlantic steamers, where competition runs high,
as gentlemanly officers in every department. The
Cunard line of steamships nearly perfect, so far
as this necessary feature is concerned. Although
there instances OF preference, in the ndividu
al named above, there is not an unpopular man
holding any important station on board. We trust
the line Of French steamers will be equally as for
tunate in the selections made for their government
and control.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-07

BEFORE JuuBe oberman
Der. 6-Wm. Garter u.s. John Ubsdeu and Charles Per
son-Ths action TO damages for services
rendered by the plaintiff in the capacity of clerk the de-
PENDANTS who dry goods merchants at No. SO and 81
Canal street. The plaintiff was eleven months in the
employ ofthe defendants and claims salary at the rate Of
$500 per year for the first six months and for the last
at the rate Of $3.50 per year The defendants oppose this
claim the rates being they alege $3.50 and $500 They
admit that OF these rates, there balance owing to the
plaintiff for $50 which balance they had rendered but
was refused The Jury, after hearing much evidence
o what the PLAINTIFF services WORTH and the amount
OF salary paid to clerks in similar returned
averdct for the plaintiff allowing him the balance ad
mitted to be due by the defendants
For plaintiff Mr. Tay lor; for defendant, Mr. Warner
James PhthPsps Ohper Hooker.-ln this case the plain
TN master builder and the defendant Is journey
carpenter The action is for balance of board. The de-
endant was employed by the plaintiff various jobs
from the early part OF last spring until the 25th Of August
when he became very i'll, and required Doctor. and adj
ditional nursing The wife Of the plaintiff became i'll at
the same time and died the defendant recovering.
settlement the plaintiff charged in his account for board
9weeks at 81 80 per week, and three weeks nursing at
~ per week. This was the disputed item. Several wit
nesses were examined both SIDES to the value Of the
SICK attendance, some alleging to be worth S. others
only worth the same as the usual board. The Jury re
urned averdct in favor Of the plaintiff for $40 so, this
jeng considerably below the amount claimed originally.
For defendant, Mr. Duryea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-07

NBLo's.-The Ravels give two most excellent
pieces tonigbt-Monsiew DeohaiHmeau, ballet
pantomime, and the Coryurv's Gyf, the last comic
pantomime, which has drawn crowded houses each
night 1t has been performed. Gabriel appears in
both pieces. In the former he has gained great
popularity i'll Paris and New York. Antoine, the
popular clown, is again to cause immoderate laugh
ter to all beholders. The Ravel family, we hear,
are about proceeding to Mexico, where they will
play two years at least. This will be loss TO the
lovers of well acted pantomimes SO we must make
the most of them during the remainder of their
short stay IN the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-07

NOMINATIONS FOR SHERiFF-ALL SORTS OF Ball
LorINe-No REsuLT.-The delegates TO the Van
buren County Convention TO nominate candidates
ior Sheriff, County Clerk, and Coroner, met last
evening at Tammany Hall, and the meeting was
perfect Godsend 10 all the porter houses, oyster
stands, beer shoIs, and pea nut factories IN the
vicinity of the old wigwam. The suavlty OF
manner OF the various candidates for Office,
was truly ludicrous and amusing. The feeling
character Of their enquiries after the health of the
delegates, and their wives and children, was fol-
lowed with still more endearng protestations of
gard and favors intended when alluding TO their
own humble preensions to the Office they were de-
sirous OF obtaining Little knots of politicians of
the small beer and brandy and water order, were
seen assembling about old Tammany at dusH,
and long ere the hour of the meeting of
with candidates and their friends, on the
sharp look out for every struggling delegate, who
had not been previously sounded. At about eight
o'clock, the "Pewter Mug" widow Lynch's,"
cod Joe Murphy's," "Little Tammany," "The
Hole in theWall," and otherpaces of resort, began
to swarm with the overflow Of patriotism, rum and
gin cocktails, and all was excitement awaiting the
result OF the first ballot of the delegates for the
office of Sheriff. Nine O'Clock came, and still no
result. The consequence was that considerable
cursing and swearing, and grumblings, like distant
thunder, was heard among those whose patience
was not of Job-like character; but time soon
brought the tdiDgs of ga ballot" aballot," and
all rushed to hear the result. The "Pewter'
had been selected as the head quarters OF John J.
Westervelt, one of the candidates "Widow
Welch's" opposite, by Harry Atwood and his friends,
while John Emmans, more cunning, and in order to
cover more ground by his influence, changed his
position, the battle ragged, from Little Tamma-
ny,"to cod Joe Murphy's" and Tommy Wad.
lows" Thus stationed, the leaders were all ex-
element, when down came the delegates and run
nels with the following, as the result of the first
ballot -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-07

AMERICAN ATHENAEUM IN PARIs.-The American
residents in Paris have established Library and
Reading Room, under the above name, for the pur-
pose of afording an agreeable place of meeting for
American citizens, and place where they may OBJ
tain publications relating TO their native land The
Representative Of the United States at the Court of
France, with his consent is to be the President OF
the Association, and the Consul OF the United States
at Paris, the Vice President, besides whom there
are three directors. The President at the present
time, Is Henry Leyard, Esq Charge dAffairs of the
United States, and Vice PRESIDENT, Lorenzo Drape,
Esq. U. S. Consul at Paris. Authors and publishers
OF valuable American works, by sending them to
this institution, may place them where they will
become more extensively known abroad, and at
the same time render service to the residents or
visitors in Paris and particularly to the members Of
the Association.
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City Intelligence.

BRurAL OUrRAoE-- On the 27th ult, difficulty arose
between man named william Jones and James Doyle,
brother Of Thomas Doyle master Of the 4h ward at
the Of South and Roosevelt street, when the former
seized paving and struck Doyle the back Of the
head nctng such serious injuries that he died last even
ing jones has gone to New Orleans He is lame, and
being cockney be easily detected by the public au
'horities OF New Orleans who is to be hoped will be
on the look out.
DuheLAHY.-A colored man, who says his name is
cooper, was arrested Thursday for offering TO
sell hye house bells worth SIS and nine brass shut
valued at S6. to Davis Hunt ockmith, Of
~ street. on suspicion of stealing them Yes
se Samuei MITCHELL, OF 81 Bank street. claimed the
sces as hayng been taken the Sd Of October
from an unfinished house Wooster near Canal
fully committed. A' ''eN
BLACKSMITH DaowNED.-Ths body of Joseph Mcouade
blacksmith, recently engaged In the employ Of Edwin
Seager oil 100 Washington street. as iouraevman was
found drowned yesterday morning at the sin
Courtlandt and Liberty streets. He was of ntemperae
habits and as he had recently been spree and
from his home 1t Is supposed he accidenty fell
while laboring under the influence of liquor The Core
nor held inquest the body which termina ted in
verdict to the above effect.
HOUSE RoBBrD.-The dwelling house Of widow in in
dsent named Timpson ss4Broome street.
was entered on Thursday evening and six silver tea
spoons, marked c. W. C. t." stolen with an over coat
and variety of other clothing. The house ente ed
by the rogues through the basement The increase
burgares such that many of citizens preparing
themselves with fire to shoot down these midnight
robbers. few effective shots will create more awe
among them than an hundred arrests.