davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The hornet., 1843-10-03

mly, his horse hollrd--ihfew ihe rider nnd
vs. dfslnnced ~ epufe. llayNool arBln took
lhe lead, cloteiy iolIawed bY ibe mifs lbfougl,.
ouil With Poudffe'A Rping - alpns" IN lie
rear TIE maW made snua hlHdsuue f6gus
~ iHks ihe leHd, hui u sas ~ ra illyss.d
bal ths hrelt pl hef, aui was tao uGg,last A.
Yield 8ua lpfi NJ Hfpuui 10 her, HaIfss ahs
could gain ID bF ham kH0fhs, Nhlfh che wss
uuailr ~ de-. There wat tffY hitIa lfuluH
HnipuG NE fpsflafHr, lifywnui if.bg f4iltsf
1tonie ataIafi ils hsh Egffy thing vent
80 iH iHs sfyIs, aHd every hHlV HpIssfai a.
b. rsdsfiY satisfied With ll.f whs's proceed
lngs ~ lhs dIY Alter ihs mlln mfs. there
we're several quarter nfsfi whlah were very
lniffffilnR sni afforded f0s trau.
Here Z summary NJ ihs hnt mfe.
l,sdfstisf a igyfs, laist lflial a IakJ
enters ii4ywed, Ia
Geo Hu1lsf aHisn Am8HHi. q
lua penIaf % puUFft H.f
Wm Adams Honest tpin. diet
lims lS4i With catch fdsr.
There "a smother swssuilke proposed fyi
u0s At Saturday .a iia month, lfts 'pf lbY
horse. mare or Fllsu .H che wodt g raffg
l3u Ibf eHrH. p or 3. a. Hlme ani fIlss ~
'N'.iI'NtNf fIN #HfN IAiHAH q W Iif'F w IItH#
mfs. How entered I fIuk there WH b. q
of 5 entered aud ,huud lits Fsfy murl ~ .rs
Carroll euuHiy represented In aI1 mfe..
What tay sou ar1HaWfp ol tauo.' a"uplujy
aelfodH @ leil beHf from you soon.
# any ~ your i1iEi feel Ilso giving ~ d
visit on thit dlf, cln basufe them liBt they
will be- Kindly treated lHd veil attended 10 by
our very worthy, kial ani ppfle proprietor
ahd 0sl=aipf consider him anc of tbs IoIlioai
oIi souls ever met withathefe will be
nothing wanted ou DIT, part 70 fcnlof them
comfortable and agreeable while they suouu
with him II b. time was closing thi' my
I first effort 90 ser.bIIug Tor newspaper prom
. i,ing, however, VI lhIs should be acceptable Z,
I you aud thc readers Of tbc "Sungef" 10 lc
/ you hear from me again soon.
/ expect hy my next 10 be able 70 send yot
some new names lor the Ysiio0 Jacket-
ClIorne" menn) Keep your sting in goor
order for the fall elections, and 'HoJody scared.
Respectfully, yours, &ca
The hornet., 1843-10-03
.rorrmber EIeffIoM.

iAHlH e HfUkiH tts fs4sa,isi us ~ ssnsasfs
aih ss s1Ha'al's '9f Aitefsf ~ csuall sgssig u
ihs haf' AHtsH.hff s.ffiHu
naIf Wh. iHlH
Ws. q 900 .Eit. iss staa.A.is ~ eas.a,s, -
#ffui F.HHi.I Hf iiH HfHf 9..sai.f f.s.flHH
NJ fuii4 q H3rfHtti. tta is4as.fai ~ ~
sHHHHH'H h.H HfHH fHa HfHNIHfif f8f " ~ a.
H.'tfH F.'f q 'tul.i aHaif, 81 i.s astt hp.
fHFaHf q isu
w. 81 HitiEH. fsafIi,ia f.i .sts6ls
H If if1fthf f|ss eI fLlt aagfJs a flaf.u gs
FaIH5ff f.fIfIUH.
Wssuaa'0aHlsf lsasma.s iuHsf Htfu4
ff taad.Aff ~ Hfff ~ ffuHIi HYHHfI. s' IHs
fFHt HH1.Hf#f f..#I.H
Ha. Hh isit
biFIb tHHuq.. t.ss.I.5.f.i asta s6..aass
h.a HfH f.f HHIfIIs ~ HsH..f fsIIF n f.a tHH
~ IIs#W 'tf.. a#0'I. .IH fHa raffa. .faH ..al
NHFHaf Ht tHIT
NflftelfL EHHue.. safsaf.lsts ~ faf.
Hh.f m ffu'.. gal. Ha Hatt 4Nf f..iI.H
~ ELlaiN B. Etsr .t, .an.af.taa b.. ssas
sHHaHa.ai Hta .IHfhists af Eafafsf HfihIaasHHi5,
af fHH Hftt N4tHH.Hf a.a#IIaH.
teH. tH taH
az HtHt.4 Fl CtfHfg Ess sslbaalsi 6ls
Hsua sHHrH..I 8aa faHIIIa.a tf AiffU NJ f1f
f1HaiYt q iIs faff N4tfH.@f f.leI4n.
ABuI t1. ttH
CIT W. GtHlEfuy h8s sauafitai his aqus
8rHluHaf 8FB TfHtitIsHf it4fafffu uf fHIf county.
ai fHs HHsf NugruHff election
AFHI 1u. tsiI
tn.r r. NEWELL faIHaffal Hatp 8HHlHHss
BE n1mF Hf candidate .Hf rf.hH. J4iI. Uf iH.
county, ~ fIe hfU November r..e'ian
AFu 31. iai8
u. W DORSEY hbs requested us no anHuHnfs hi.
b8me asa candidate af Rmasr of ihia county, a
tla brsi November election.
ApuI 90 tai9
I JUltN W. WALKER iaa requested ne fu on
nuHura hia name Hs candidate iof tpfVH tffi %
ibit county, NJ The nest November election.
I June y i7iJ.
I Wcafr authorised ~ announce v. A, SEWARD
sas candidate of recollection tp the office ol Iofk q
HE Circuit Couf Uf Carroll county, Of the nest 80
yembof election. June lBth. 1913
Mai JAMES VI. DUNN, the present incumbent
has requested us o announce his maine es cnudidat
for Assessor Of Carroll county az The ncSt Noycmbe
election. June lHth, l~l3.
ROBERT CROSS Es1r has requested us 10 an
nOunco us maine candidate for Probate Judge q
Carroll county, NJ the next November election
MORGAN CAUDLE, has requested us to unn0unc
his namo as a candidate for Treasurer Of Carroll cur
ty, at the next November election. June 10, Isl
/ SAMUEL HART, the present incumbent, has re
questcd us 10 announce his name as candidate to
the Probate Glerkship Of Carroll county, at the mes
November election June 10, 1913.
The hornet., 1843-10-03
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT,
OF The Ntaie of MiSSiSSil

y
JOSEPH MoRRIs, ct al, Comp'ts,) October
VS.. hUteS,
SAMUEL LocorNs, ct al, Def'ts, A. D. 1913,
TTPON opening the matters of this bill, and
" it appearing to the satisfaction OF the
Court that Samuel Loggns and Carter Log
gins, defendants, 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, it is
Ordered, That, unless said defendants ap-
pear before the Vice Chancellor, at the Court
Room in the town of Carrolton, on the third
Monday of December next, and plead, answer
or demur to the bill of complaint therein,
the several allegations thereof will be taken
for contested as to them, and such order and
decree made therein, as the Vice Chancellor
may deem equitable and just.
Ii is further ordered, That copy OF this
order be inserted in the "Hornet" once week,
for two months successfully.
WV. HEMINGWAY, Clerk.
October 2nd, lS43. Il-2m.
DRAKE & SHEPPARD, Solicitors.
The hornet., 1843-10-03
From the New Orleans Bulletin.
NJ AR X ETS.
SATURDAY, Sept. 30, lsl3.

SATURDAY, sept. 2J, 1919
The transactions of the week, in all articles,
have been limited in amount, as is common AT
this season, especially when it is supposed the
fever prevails in our city. Onr principal sta
pies are not present in quantities TO attract
purchasers, and the upper rivers being at the
low stage usual at this period of the year, pro.
duce does not arrive in larger quantities than
are sufficient for local consumption. The ie-
YER still progresses in about the same ratio that
we have noticed for several weeks--and while
il cannot be pronounced an epidemic, yet
there are a sufficient number OF cases daily to
prevent unacclimated discreet persons from
entering the city from the surrounding coun-
try. This circumstance also tends to contine
the business operations for the present to the
wants of our local population. Every move
ment, however, that we have noticed, tends
to the probability that the regular business oil
the fall will open, when the period arrives, on
a sounder basis, and on more extended scale,
especially so far as merchandise is concerned,
than we have been favored with for some
years past.
Our receipts of cotton continue light, and
our market is still but sparingly supplied
! The demand is improving, and prices, partlcu-
larIy of the better grades, say from fair up,
are we'll maintained. The middlng and good
middling qualities have become more abun-
dant, and have receded fully quarter to a
half a cent. Several small parcels OF good
midding cotton have changed hands within
day or two, at from Z lac.
The sales of The week amount to about
1000 bales, about 300 OF which were old.
The annexed quotations are corrected.
liverpool Classification.
The hornet., 1843-10-03
LlperpOoL Classification.

Bagging and ROpe.-For Bagglng, l38
I33 cents, for Rope 81 to ST cts. cash; on time
Bagging l4l Is cents, Rope A cents
Sugar.--41 a 6R-sales brisk.
Cofee.--Rio "a Ste, Havanas78 st ctS''
and St. Domingo 81 63 cents per pound
MolaSses.-2I "a cts.
Fzour.-Prices have been uniform and Stea'
DIV; saw $4 l24 $5 per barrel.
Pork.-For Mess $ll; Prime $lo 20 ana
$40 SO: MO $40 l04; Clear $lI l23;
Lord.--41 a 7 cents-the demand IS dull:
Bacon.-Hams 44 and 6 cts; sides 81 A
cts; shoulders D to 81 cts.
Whiskey.-20 AL c.
Co,a.-3S 40 cents. The recelPls are
about equal to the demand.
O0tsI2S 80 cents per bushel in bulk, ana
"a and 50 cents in sacks. The STOCK Is iis'i'
but ample for the demand.
R,ce'-From % to cents per lo -
Teas.-Imperial and GunpowdeT' IN smalI M
packages, so 55 cents, Young Hyson % % . .
40 cts, Powchong 40 40 cts, Souchong %
VCondles.--New Bedford brands u ana |0c
Nantucket 25 a 26 cts. per pound H.
Soop.--Boston No. at Al . ctS' pei ~; TO-
Refned .Sugar.--No loaf and crushed 10
I24 cents per pound. ,.o, ,ol, FL 7s
Sah--Coarse and fine LivorPooi '0i' :
per sack.
The hornet., 1843-10-03
TltlfN1' NAIJt

ny virtue ~ q Deri ~ fust egeoui'l bt
- ipwla hDgal on ilr biii day ~ lnnf'
A. - 1910, ~ uf a. trustees .n tif mnH 90
secure ua payment of ranliH debts therein
named, dus by lla sshi hipFHll i9 william -
Meredith. whIeh defi bee been iu'y fffpfdri
n lhs Probate rlffha ullias nj lifal' raHnit,
Nisfl,slpp ia pest lisgs -. l4Hst 9fl, 43j,
snd 81
Ws ihs suii,eulss. 81 rnnlssf ~. wil',
la eauiafmiF wifli iia pn8tlfiNHtm tfll Deed
~ Tfufi. proceed ip ffil, ipf rlfl, pA lle lg4
dgg ~ Oltiff, 1873. AZ ilie wfllfnre Hi co.
late Lewis HngaH ln fai county, uls lalluw
property to.wiii HIate4 gore b Ff4W 0li,
F l.ueY 94 yff. thifaf ~ Yr., itslaee4 - fffi
llsul,sa ~ fn, ilsHlunn ~ Yu. taihauHs
rs So, Afgf 81 ~ DsHtfl ttIal uumiHl
~ sft. t1Iaup gts. feHeHHH 3 ffrf lHuY ;
.f., Stools iH nHiUs. nmfIe u4Hf = YeHft,
WffF ~ Fffn. t1fn 80 yff. Uhhey ~ Bfs.
HulN.b9l fe.s iifn0et 9t Ym Peter ~
|yu. NtUlh ~ fu, iaek ~ yfi, Alethisl
30 Ir., W4shHRtoH yu, AHRlfilne }fa
Manuel 3 weave, NHuHH 4 ffHu. Miuh VI
mpnfHI. HyIvfaiaf : mpi.a together win
: mules, hosss. - ha4i u' ril..a, 2 wlEput
I @ulle, 3ib.tlul abesp, ,9lJ bead ol hugf
fI.u tHs i8ipefuF laHls lt01t Jud teinf N
pd county a1l s'aie, o. wit
+ Tbon.t,Gf of % w.u., Hfe. 81, town u
upHb. ~ mnta uIu fHHa mIl of ~ bnlf %
r.. wsgf, zee 3Jr tevH. if,ft H1afi t'Js 2. ilai
. ~ %. 2. gr 81 sect ~, town ", uufa . cast
tie q. bali uI e. osqf. oi sse. - town. l7,ri
. east. tIa ". half ol 81 ". lf., sec, Jj, town ~
, q. 3 etsfi ils ". hpIl ut e. gf, sse'an 80
town. W, u elul che e. hlll of south eat
rr, sec 80, town r., g. cls8 tha 81. bali o
, bali ol %, ". qr, SEQ. 3j, town. l1,EJ east
lhe .out. holt ol ". halt of RI. o, Vr, ser. ~
town. ~, rJoltt together with the insfcaH
J. ol said Slaves, Vt any since lhe execution q
# uid Deed ul Ttull, ~ 20 much of said proper
ty ag may be necessary 70 pay the costs q
sale and the amount Of said deJls, inicfcf
4 and 40 custs, Nc. We the subscriber, actin
}. a, Trustees will convey only such title as
vested In u3 under and by virtue Of said Dee
q .oi Trust.
= W G.. CLARK,
y. f. CARUTHERS,
j.. Trustees
Jf' July lSi3. Its
The hornet., 1843-10-03
BANKRUPT SALE.

will sell to the highest bidder, for cash, be-
fore the court house door in the town OF Car
rollton, Carroll county, Mississippi, on Mon
day, the 10th day of October, lS43, the
Real Estate of A. r. Drake, who has been
duly declared bankrupt according to an act
of Congress in such case made and provided,
to witt
The south west quarter of sec. l, town. Z,
of range 5 east.
Also I9 Town Lots in the Town of Mid
dleton, No. 100, I0l, l02, & ia Store House;
Lots Nos. 1873, I3i, l35, Q50, l49, l55, l56
and l57 d. House Lots,) 202, l3l, l32, l52
Isl, I53 and l54.
Tile Bond for Lots where A. r. Drake
lives.
C. Nj. WEAVER, Assignee,
BY VIM. HUNLEY, Dep'ty Assignee
In Bankruptcy for the Northern Distrle
of Mississippi.
Sept. l4th, lS4S.
The hornet., 1843-10-03
'eiA
ABRAHAM HARDY
COMMUNICATED.

aEs County, MI, Sept. IL, lS43.
Ritors:-
1 deep anxiety for the promotion of
Rnd fine sport for the Turf, and be-
|do that spirited description OF the
eshed in the public journals OF the
IA greatly to the interest and pro-
fhe Turf, | have concluded to give
fwhat detailed account of our first
hlch came off on Saturday, the End
aS Tor the purpose of organizing a
'B Tor this county. The conrse is
|O9t 8 miles north Of Lexington, on
mr. George Stigler; it is 25 yards
snlle, and has but one hill TO "pulI
these exceptions the place is wei
Inc business. There was sweep
dash of one mile-free for any
fSe, mare or gilden in Holmes CO.
! The the of said meeting. -Four
|ng animals came to the starting
the signal was given for them tC
ne entries were as follows:-
II . q Joyce--b. C. haywood, BY
L Rock;
Shgler-ch.f f., by Sir Charles;
uFf-(B. D. ScOtt's) gr. h., by PacO
ppams-(Wm. pan oliver's) gr. h., pedi
raw, Adams won the track-witI
nd, Shgler 3rd, and Pender 4th.
OIG go-given by the Judges-th
4 Ull well together-Bay il
nuams close up--Stigler and Pen
Ip 'he rear. Before making th
nualns took the lead and was cut
WORK after the licks Of "Fashion,
: modification Of the crowd gene
The hornet., 1843-10-03

Polpe cgut, O.t5-, Tru 4, ~ isl1.
To a'l pfrans interested u lIie fsai estate u
Hmrs TfefmaH. 4. f
gstffmlly ihs uuiIuiei $3.50 interest ln Tho
GlI,h,Ht iHbdf iginH Hnl ifIHR 10 ihe fYHniT
of CARROLL lhI HHm nI NiHaaplii ia.whias
'Its fssi haif ~ .p1ih s4Ii iu8fiff ~ tFellnH
sIybfl be afaf hfll "a sHlih wffi quarter aud
ts.t btli n aauih wet gHaHaf NJ fffilgn nlhsl
iha faa h4If0f north weaf quarter, HfH hlH
HsfIb wfsfuuiffHf 400 tYNfH wsfi quarter fff.
a. Aba, iif faffh taIf n8nh e4s' quarter Il
.sft,oH ~. all M t8wnfiIp hIHfiffb. f4hFe .
ssst Alss. f.is whY.s "a ths 'allBwiug Hnf
lflnr anl Icing in fha county II fal1tHii'ifs
ln sad Hiais, tasifiaa
Tie wesf h4lfuf t8uih efsi quarter, llis safi
blIf - south ssii quarter 4nd ~ sores "ll lhe
.aBt.i sbi ~ iha wsst bslf north WaH auansf
g' faeilan ~ a4i 80 lefai o1 ibs fpnlh epi
~ ile ehfi hlf neffI eiai 1utHff ana ~eN
half north sit NHanff sl section ~ hll W
luwnthlp li. fanga I've east
1aka hHiias. nift at a apefial term u TIE
pfplmie Cauu n Carroll county, in bs holden
"a ibs eoafl house of 8.i county on The lulh
day ~ November baff, application vii ba
mads iuf n1 pflsf lu 80 ths aalt abuy6 dss
.cibed. ~ a credit % one aHd tHo yeaff, lyf
lhe purpose Dl rIfint the deiht ol i1iI estate
wien and whore yUu r1u ailenl tul shew
cause, VI any y1u ftn. why lt ofdsf ui sale
|sHiII n1i bo made.
Witness me Hon. VI. w. klNBROUGll,
Judge H pfumi.f at carroll county,
iIs iH Monday iu Usiobef, a y. 1888,
/ and e1I Of suIl Court,
SNN'L llAltT, Clerk
oct 50, t-iJ. ll-Gw.
The hornet., 1843-10-03
BANKRUPT SALE.

will sell to the highest bidder, for cash, be-
fore the court house door in the town of Car
rollton, Carroll county, Mississippi, on Mon,
day, the 10th day of October, 1913, the
Real Estate of John G. Harris, who has been
duly declared Bankrupt according to an act
of Congress in such case made and provided,
to witt
Lot No. II in the town of Douglass, Yazoo
River. C. M. WEAVER, Assignee,
By VIM. HUNLEY, DeP'ty Assignee
In Bankruptcy for the Northern District
of Mississippi.
Sept. Nth, 1913.
The hornet., 1843-10-03
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT,
Of the State Of Mississippi,
LEWIS H. HrcGINs, ComP't, October Rules,
VS.. N 1919
JAMES MABRAY, ct al.

JAMES MApnAr, si ct al. A. d. l04S'
TTPON opening the matters of this bill, and
u it appearing to the satisfaction OF the
Court, that James Mabray is not an inhabltant
Of this State, but resides beyond the linn IS
thereof, 50 that the ordinary process oi this
Court cannot be executed upon him, 1t IS
Ordered, That unless the said defendant ap-
near before the Vice Chancellor, at the Court
Room in the town of Carrollton, on the third
Monday of December next, and plead, answer
ar demur to the bill of complaint therein, the
several allegations thereof will be taken Tor
confessed, and such order or decree made
therein, as the Vice Chancellor may deem
equitable and just.
IL is further ordered, That copy OF TINS
order be inseted in the "Hornep once week
for two months successively.
WIZ. HEMINGWAY, Clerk.
October 2d, lS43. ll-2m.
DRAKE 81 SHEPARD, Soils.
The hornet., 1843-10-03

- lad a dollar 100 ~ fhul'fl
y y, .h,r i Is said that The
w ~. rta,p Il hone, cattle ~
., tbs foud house lor ,nlf
ag and bandlrd in nIHi
.,m,i u po 10 iho heafif ~.
~, Kennedy attempted q te'
,,si ls sfe him make such .
Ilba time, thpughi ihil
- NJ Ayfn ffllisi about
4 Yftsgnsuaiaiy, had entire
V, K. ahI pI4fsi hlm oui ~
- h. iI.s ~ vsfe night
H., csfup. Ort Sd, lsi5
Il A TaysW
4 su.f.sInH lais numlsI ~ ihf
over ibs HfH4iafa ~ "Ffis
ff.nf fp rive ihs pafiIfu'
,.l..a8 wiih ihs Morton lllnk,
itfmIHgwaY lH p speech 1i
I statement is effgnfpifl
II umlHfs flle Impressions
I s.ig 10 inInfs ma pot "nlY
4 y, tha Legislature, bui 1f a
s.am.silfsmsnfa 10 far1.l np
4 tsa fsfrafmt1f, If if only me-
4 alm.fflte ffffs ira gfnar
I Esg mHIa, a.lu wiIl never
44u npun fle mefr H1fsf.
/ .af dsmiHguea luftlfe ie
4 nl.an Lam seeking, md ihe
4 40. dsmlui thdt / should
i aaalfi1fy explanation
saLa.s stock i1 lhit institution
1 III sl 900 ibal b. I gave that
i al llna plpeftu the Pfe tideatt
4 me the same amount back in
i Morton tlink in cschtnge !
/ Il one dollar from the bank nor
4, mpi 10 do 20. This institution
H. io bc pot in market, con7c.
4 eefe none 10 be repudIaied
4 n CoI Morton, " Is true had IS.
aiai ol notes lor other purposes, !
Il for what, and used them for bis
III benefit, which we're left out
khen the institution closed there
Aton made for the purpose OF as.
u amount it would take 10 Ii1ui.
h. liability Of the concern, The
Nh Investigation declared that 20
Nlhe whole amount of stock taken,
AnpIsh that object, but ! had mo
4 that and refused to pay the a.
anIed Of me, after having, as above
n exchanged an equal amount OF
hai of Morton money, until J was
II of this being the fact. urged
Mould be filed in Chancery, for the
Il that Justice might be meted out
h stock and bill holder. But this
Rne did not harmonize with the
Rishey Of those who wished to en-
IA speculations by means OF the IN
In they commenced suits IN the
Il Justices Courts. As soon as
Durse had been taken, which threa'
Ind destruction to the unfortunate
and to save myself from suct
atdiately gave my wiie's mother ;
h for my negroes. | did so for nc
Sse on earth, than TO force those
6led thus, into the Chancery Court
Rw final settlement could be had
4 bill is filed against me, and th'
ocation, and my negroes with th'
~ my property, is liable at thi
N Judgment or execution that ma,
n against me.
is true statement of my connec
he Morton bank. | never mad
|py speculation or otherwise off thC
the contrary have lost many, AM
10 surrender all | have, if the cour
inst me. Collins Hemingway mus
erated to very low degree indee'
|se he is advocating has given hin
success, else he would not hav
The low and degrading means c
d mISrepresenting private charac
u ere long find the seal of publ
On' arrayed against his unjust an
3 course.
Yours with respect,
ABRAHAM HARDY.
The hornet., 1843-10-03
Circular.

WILLIAMS LANDING, YAZOO RIVER,
AUGUsr %, 1913.
Gentlemea:-
IT WE beg leave to apprize you, that we
have opened HOUSE in this place, for the pur-
pose of transacting general
Commission, Receiving and
Forwarding Business,
WE have now and expect to keep on hand,
at all times, general and sufficient lot of
Groceries and Produce,
Together with Bqgging q Rope; all of which
articles we will sell U-P Low FOR CASH, OR
ADVANCE THEM ON CoTToN, 1-Q
WE, gentlemen, respectfully solicit your
patronage, and promise on our part, prompt
ness and strict attention to your interest.
| With this assurance on our part, we respect
| fully tender you our services. ,,
'''' e. S. WATSON,
]. NJ. DUNN.
BLANKS
For Sab Il this Clbsce,
The hornet., 1843-10-03
nP Put il in n Hand EBiII. 4

TlIE House aud Lot on
n which the subscriber re-
sides will be sold for 81, 900
in cash. The Improvements
are substantial and cost up
The hornet., 1843-10-03

wards OF $1,000. I will also sell my house
hold furniture consisting of fine Sideboard
Bureaus, plain and dressing Side ~ Dining
Tables, Secretary e. Bookcase-all new and
Mahogany As am determined to remove
to the North West, all Of the above will be
sold at great sacrifice; together with Chairs
Bedsteads, and almost every article used In
the housekeeping line. | will also sell a ne
gro tcomdn, who is a good cook and washer,
and also a good field hand. have some Au-
dtor's Warrants to dispose of.
A. c. BAINE.
GRENADA, October I'd, lS43. lltf.
The hornet., 1843-10-03
MINTER, TERRY & Co,
90. .JEHESsEO.V NERO HINTS

~. l7, Poyiras Street,
New Orleans, Ia.
September ~, 1913. 0-3m.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-28
TO THE CITIZENS AND RESIDENTS OF
WASHINGTON

n5-fIavng accepted a challenge from Mr.. vii.
liam Darby, (well known TO the reading community
the writer Of the historical articles signed Tsc
tus, to debate with him some topics Of the history
Of my native land durrg the next session Of Congress
II was not my intention TO lecture now IN this city
but yielding TO the request OF many ladies and gentle
men interested in the subject Of my controversy with
Mr.. Darby, have the honor Of announcing that two
Lectures will be delivered Tuesday, the 3st inst
aEd on Thursday, the 81 Of November, at 2 o'clock
IN the evening, at Apollo Hall.
Subject Of the first lecture ." The social and po.
ltcsl Institutions Of Poland her learning, the pre-
sent condition Of her affairs, and her future hore'
conformity With the policy Of Russia"
Subject Of the second lecture -" The history Of the
efforts the Poles to regain their dependence, con-
jointly with the political conduct Of the Emptrors
Napoleon, Alexander, Nicholas, and the Grand Duke
Constantine" short account Of the late revolution,
in which was personally engaged, will close The
lecture.
Admission o5 cents. Tickets to be bad al the door
of the lecture room. q. TOUCHNhN
Late Major in the Polish Army
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-28

RECENT FAILURES OF TBE MAIL AT WHEELING
have been regularly reported to the Department,
as well by The contractors themselves, as by the
more immediate agents Of The Postmaster Gene
raj.
The contractors reported that the failure on
the 18th "was caused by the late start We go,
from Cumberland, in consequence Of the cars
not reaching there at the usual hour, being near
ly one hour late"
The state Of the National Road is such that
any delay in consequence Of the late arrival of
the cars, or any accident on the stage part Of
route, must inevitably cause a failure of the
mails. AS 10 the state of the roads, we respect
fully refer you TO the following extract from The
Agent of the Post Office Department, Doctor
Kennedy, to Mr.. Acheson, under date October
22d My observation OF the state of The roads
satisfied me that you are going TO have much
difficulty In making time this winter and if the
season should be very open one they will be-
come almost impossible"
The failure on the Goth was caused, say the
contractors, by delay east of Unoniown, "in
consequence OF breaking the mheei of The mail
coach, and having TO go to tIudJlesons, dis
lance OF Tour miles, for another coach"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-28

the Wings OF Georgetown had treated DR.. Dun
can, after bis defeat ia lSs0. by representing
him, on transparency, laid out. with bottle un-
der his head, with the following inscription
"After hie's 6,ful fever, DUNCAN sleeps well
But thank God. (ssij Mr. WILSON, Poht'cai
resurrection has taken place, and our wing
friends will have the pleasure Of seeing him In
"new beauty and vigor."
SCRUTATOR.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-28
PRESCRIPTION!

Since we began TO discuss the subject Of the
annexation Of Texas" the friends of Mr..
Adams have prescribed our paper. The loss Of
a few hundred abolition subscribers shall no,
deter us from the performance OF what we con-
scentiously believe TO be our DUTY.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-28

hTTHE Eruroriss SgREsApERs This is the last
night ofthe scientific Negro Band" whose perfor-
mances a, the Apollo Hall have been handsomely
patronized by our citizens They will discourse their
music in Alexandria on Monday evening.