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A u G. Il q N
COM MISSION STORE.

VIE subscriber has enlarged and fitted his
Store, No. li2, Thames street. on pur=
pose to accommodate the AUCTION busl-
ness, and will be happy TO receive GOODS
Of ALL DESCRIPTIONS, To sell at Auction or
at private sale, on commissions.
lie will also attend TO sales at Auction in
any part of the town for a very reasonube
compensation. aud reduced commissions TO
SUIT the times.
lie has just received aud now oilers for
snle a small assortment Of choice DUTCH
BULBOUS ROOTS, - such as Tulips,
Crocus, Glndeolis, iIyucin,hs, Spanish and
English Iris, &c. &c.
/ FOR ClIRlSTMAS-hc has Conlec,ion-
ary of all kinds-Toys, Books, Nuts of all
kinds. apples, dates, Figs, Raislns, Prnnes,
&c. Bostwlck g. jerks superior Cough Can
dy, for coughs aud colds.
Also for sale, n variety Of Saamander and
other STOVES, cheap. Call aud see.
Dec. Isl CHARLES N. TlLLEY.
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Pail Stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BENZ. MARSH, JK.

HAS JUS, received a very full supply OF
III Boots g. Shoes, suitable for the ap.
preaching season, comprising about every
article, aud therefore too numerous to men.
tion. All who are IN want Of the above will
please call at No. l3S, Thames street, where
they will be able to supply themselves at un.
usually low prices. Oct q.
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DIR. LIBBY
VEGET1BLE LIFE
PILLS & BITTERS.

"R. lJBBY'S BIrTERS are a certain
RD cure of Dyspepsy and Nervous Aiinc
ions they are peculiarly adapted to remove
these distressing complaints, not 10y constantly
ply slcng, but by strengthening the - stem No
greater mistake can be made than 10 suppose
that Dy spcpsy, or any other disease arising from
debility, can be cured by frequent forced action
an the bowels with purgaiive medicines. Where
these complaints exist, the system is already too
weak and every additional dose tends TO make
il more so The Bilters, on the contrary, act
ina us a tonic, strengthen the digestive organs
aud assist them TO perform their functions as
nature designed. Hence it is found 10 he eica-
Gloss also in those diseases peculiar to females,
which arise more frequently from weakness than
any other cause. The aged and inErm OF both
sexes, and persons OF sedentdyy habits prone Of
costiveDess, who have suffered from loss OF ap-
petite, have experienced great benefit from
them Ia convalesence from ieyers, and acute
disorders, it restores strength and individuals
afflicted with Nervous Headache, aud other de.
rangemenls Of the nervous function, have been
entirely cured hy this remedy.
DIR. LIBBY'S VEGETABLE
LIFE PILLS are anti-hlious, anr-dy spepllc,
and anl-nelculia, and'may be- Justly consider
ed a universal nrdiciue, tut they are peculiar
" beneficial in the following complaints yel-
low and bilious icvcrs, fever and asue, dyspcp.
ga, Group liver complaints, sick headache, Jaun-
dice, asthma, dropsy, rheumatism, enlargement
of the spleen, piles, choIic lemae pbsrructons,
heartburn. furred tongue, nausea, dlsienSIon ol
the stomach and bowpls, incipient darrhua,
natulenc,, habitual costlveness, loss of appc-
tlle, bIo,ohes pr salow complexion, and in all
cases of ,orpor of the bowels, where II cathariC
or an aperent is needed, They are exceedingly
mid in their operations, producing neither nau-
sea, gripping nor debility,
Il pRleE. pllprs 10 cts Pills 25 cts.
\ COMSTOCK & TYLER,
II Wholesale Agents, n, York.
/ For sale by DIR. Il. Il. HAZARD
! NewEprt. Jan. II.
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true copy-wl'WcsS
J5 B. b. lIOwLAND, Pro. CIR.
Court of Probate, .Ntwport, Jan. =, 1913.

Court of Probate, .NDpon, jung, 1913.
4 ppLIcATIoN was made for an adminislra'
IA tor to be appointed on the unadminls'er-
ed part nt the csinir Ut Albert w. Gardiner,
late of New port, dee.
II is ordered, that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred To Court
ot Probate, to be holden at the Town Hal
in Newport, oD the first Monday ~ Feb
next, at 9o'clnck a. IN. and that previous no
ncc Ge sIpe1 by publishing copy OF tins or
der three several times in the Herald ofM'
Times. for all pcrsohs interested to appear a
SAID timc and place aud be heard.
A true copy-wltncss
IS Il. B. llowLAND, Pro. CPk.
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Court Of Probuie, .Ntuport, Jan. 2, 1912
Vl,lIE Commissioners Report OF Claims on
the estate Of Mary Dayton, late oi
Newport, widow, dec. was presented Tor al.
luwance.
1t is ordered. that the same be received
End the consideration thereof referred to a
touf, Of Probate, to be holden at the Town
Hall IN Newport ,on Tie first Monday in Feb.
next, at o o'clock, A. Al. and that previous
notice be given by publishing copy OF this
order. three several times in the Herah 81
The Times for all persons interested to APP
pcsy at said time and place and be heard.
A true eeopy---wItness
J5 b. Is. lIowLAND, Pro. CFk.
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Housc-Carpenter's Notice.
SAW-WHETTING {
HOIJSE-IOINERI &c

WILLIAM SMITH, respectfully lniorWs
w his old custpmers and the nQAllc genc.
lIallv, that he has Inst built pew shop on
Da. Street, short distance IN the rear OF hs
residence IN Broad street where he purposes
tn attend strictly To the business Of SAW.
|WIiHTTlNG. lie VII also continue his
business Of llouse-Capcpierlngi and viii. IN
short. cyeeplc any work that IL usually dune
IN Carpenters Sbnp.
! lie viii l,kcvIse sharpen Scssors,l II required
Newport, March 81, lsl2-llY
kAA DpslELs OATS, tor sale b,
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For sale aIIIA or '.'' to 1s''

find possession giren The a5ih March
neIt,
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-26
TRuST SALE


Ed 7 virtue Of a deed of trust executed
- to me as trustee, on the 9Th day of
Jan. 1899, by Jesse Medley TO secure the
paymen, of certain notes to Thos. Brown
therein specified. Which said deed in
trust was duly recorded in the office of the
clerk of Probaies of Lowndes county. /
will proceed to sell for cash in the town
of Colbert on
Monday the 30 day Of February 1843.
the following described property to wit !:
Lots three and four in block No. &c.
Lot in block No. 81. Also the remain
ing part of Lot six, not.conveyed to Jas.
NJ. Capshaw and Calvin McCracker, by
deed Of trust dated Sept. 26th, 1888. Al
so new frame building formerly owned
by j. B. Glassup, all of which property
is situated in the town ofColbert, county
of Lowndes and state of Mississippi.
PETER WARREN, trustee.
Jan. 9Th, 1912.
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: CONGRESSIONAL MATTHIAS.


The repeal of the Bankrupt Law still con-
tInues to be the subject of very. dlscursive
discussion in Congress, in which the John
Randolph style, of embracing within its range
every thing that has relation to party politics,
is adopted. At present the probability of any
final action On the bill for its repeal, seems
much more doubtful than it at one time ap-
peared.
Mr.. TyIer's exchequer scheme is another
arena, on which the party politicians meet to
age their warfare against each other.
In ranging over these fruitful fields of party
elimination and. recrimination, the session is
likely TO be expended without the settlement
of either question.
Mr.. Bolts resolutions for the impeachment
of Mr.. Tyler have been rejected by vote of
So to 127 /; most of the Democratic power vo-
ting'against them.
The President has sent message to Con.
gress in relation to the opening of the Chinese
ports to British commerce and recommending
the appointing of an officer on the part of this
Government for the purpose of endeavoring to
effect treaty with the Chinese empire favor
able TO American trade.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-26
MEXICAN NEWS.

BY the late arrivals it is stated that some OF
the military chiefs under the dctation Of Santa
Anna. have declared Congress dissolved; Con-
gress refuses to submit.
In consequence of report during last fall,
that war has been declared between Mexico
and the United States, Commodore II. Ap.
Catesby Jones OF the U. s. Frigate. Poto-
mac and the Corvette Cyanes took possession
of Monterey, town in California. He held
the town about two days, and when he became
satisfied that he had acted prematurely gave it
up.
This circumstance, though mistake on the
part of Com. Jones, is said to have given the
Mexican authorities no little dissatisfaction.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-26
TRUSTEES SALE.

HEY virtue of deed In trust. e8ecu-
lid ted on the 18th day of November,
Is4I, to me as trustee, by Samuel Davis,
to secure tie payment TO John Overall OF.
four promisofy notes ofEhat date; which
have been transferred: will expose to
sale. at public auction. to the highest bid.
der for cash at the door OF the Court house
4 the town of Columbus IN the county Of
+ .o,vndes. aud State Of Mississippi, on
wednesday the goth day e July next be
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. M. and
4 o'clock P. M. the following described
pieces or parcels Of land with the I'M
ppravements thereon, situated, lying, and
ba;no n the town Of Columbus afotesaid,
and o1.iJ known and described IN the plaA Of
saii town as being the lots No and 9
n square No. clever. south Of MAN street a'
" Snch tile only as IS vested IN the trus.
,,ss' wiIl be conveyed 10. the purchaser.
- JOHN d. MONTGOMERY,
M - trustee.
Jan. 26th. lsz3. I'm. Pk go.
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correspondence of the Democratic Wing.
Mobile Jan. Sd, 1913.

Mobile Jan. 3d. 1913.
Dear SIR
On Saturday last Liverpool dates to the
Sd. ult. were reed. here via. Boston, with the
unexpected but highly important informal
ton, that Peace was made between Eng.
land and China, by the terms of which,
several new ports in that Empire will
hereafter be open to Foreign trade.
An improved demand and small advance
In the price of cotton was in consequence
Immediately realized in the English mar
kets and corresponding effect has been
produced here. There was an active
enquiry yesterday at IA C. to SO C. i'm.
provemcnt Oh former rates. Prior 10 the
news being generally known on Saturday,
purchases to the extent of 10000 bales
were made at the old prices. We how.
ever were not sellers till yesterday.
The peace with China is calculated to
have great future influence on the trade
and manufactures Of England, and we are
happy to find that even the prospective
benefits to be derived from it, have had
the immediate effect ofchecking the down.
ward tendency OF our great staple and in
fusing new life and confidence in trade
generally, in all their principal markets.
Considering the heavy stocks of cotton
in the English Ports and the very large
crop in the United States now coming to
marke', it is not improbable that its effect
on prices thiS season may be overratsd.
Be this as it may, we can nevertheless cal
culate with much certainty, that hereaf-
ter the cotton of India will again seek
their natural market in China, and thus
improve to demand and increase the con-
sumption of our own lower grades in
Great Britain.
The present extreme low prices in t is
country would have reduced future i'm
portattons from India into England, as
they could only be made at heavy loss
bnt to be effectually relieved from com
petition with them at all times, is an item
Of much consequence TO the cotton inter.
ests of the United States.
Freights to Europe are tending up
wards and have already advanced Ia tc
las cts. per ID. which is equivalent TO {
like reduction in cotton. Exchange adj
vanced also last week, but is now very
dplI. and its future course uncertain. A:
| the next Steamer does net leave Liver
poo1 till Jan. 4th, our market will be prn
Icipally influenced, for three or four weeks
l,o come, bv the supplies ofcotton ant
the rates of Freight and Exchange.
We are very respectfully your friends
!. BULL d FILES
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-26

From the evidence elected in the jSomers'
meeting case, there seems.no longer q doubt
that Lieut.. Mckenzie was perfectly justiiable
under The circumstances under which he acted,
g resort 70 the summary method, which he
adopted Of arresting the dangerous and afro
clous conspiracy, which existed in his ship.
His was one ofthose situations, which neither
require nor admit ofpalliatiyes, but which, dis
card'ng the consideration Of nice questions OF
law, put the case at once under the Supreme
laws Of nature. ,ea
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in BANKRUPTCY. No Ats.

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 the I'd
dpy of January, A. d. 1s43; and the
said Merit Welton has applied for GER
tificate of final discharge from his debts
under the act Of Congress fu such case
made and provided: and the second mon
day of April ls43 at Aberdeen has BEEN
set for the final 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.
Jan. 9, 1643 no.l7
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-26

Francis S. Keys late district Attorney of
the United States, died on the 11th inst. in
Baltimore. Mr.. Key was a gentleman of the
finest moral qualities. and lawyer Of diFtin-
gCished ability. He was the author Of our ma
tional song, ..TaE STAR spANeLEp nANNER.n
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-26
From the Il. o. picayuns. of 5plk e.

r.. - = :, - LA.
I'an ~ g: -. -, x1iseaynns. oI dh,s s-,sr.
N.OA&LNANS z4ONENaa8A Ia,
Exchange ON Enniaus7.~ go DAYS. .Ft- % 3
Do Paris. ~. = : : l5i. ~ 8 .5f. rs
De New Y6fk Il siulIt q To i Z dis
Do New York 90 days, 49, - q q Is dis.
Do Boston. ii bi0ft.. ]. : - 81 -Sn4 dis.
Do Boston 60 davs.. - -. 15 81 discsE
Do PhIaaeIallia.. at sight % l.2G4 dis.
/ Do Uhiladelhhia. Sc days.. : !. 5 d s. disc't
DO Baltih1nre. n ain.I,fa q a 70 Il a rissse
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-26
BANKRUPT SALE.

MAn Saturday the 18th day of ebruary
NHnext will sell on the premises IN the
County of I4owndes, 10 ths State Of Miss.
the following lands 10 wit, the North East
quarter ofthe North west quarter of sec,
ton No. IA Township II, of Range
Is. Also the south quarter of the north
west quarter of section Is. Township IL
south of Range l6, the south half of the
north east quarter of section Is, Town
ship II south of Range Is, west. Also
Two lots in the town of Colbert Nos.
md Pin block No l. sold as the effects OF
David Hardin who has been duly declar.
ed Bankrupt.
Columbus January 10Th 1s43.
S. B.ATLEN Assionee
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-26

1 The courses which the Legislature Of
Alabama is pursuing towards winding up the
most of her banking institutions and compel-
ling the others to receive the notes of those
placed in Ilquidation,ln payment oftheir claims,
is calculated 10 produce an intense degree of
suffering GrrOag the indebted por-
lion of that State. Mississippi has gone thron'
her fiery ordeal and will soon be in condition
10 purchase back many of The slaves. that in
her distress were sold in Alabama and LOuisi-
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-26
CHEAP GROCERIES,
For. Cash or Cotton,

FOR CGseA9 or COICO1e,
TIME undersigned has on hand the follow
II ing goods for sale cheap for Cash OF
Cotton, either at Wholesale or Retail, viz:
Salt. Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Rice
Flour, Buckaoheat, Cheese, Raisins,
Potatoes, Mackeyel. Candles, !. Powder,
Soap. Tea, Shot Lead, Iron, Nails,
Castings &c. &C.,
and respectfully soicits dealers in his line to
give him cali.
J.L CLARK.
Columbus, Jan. 1913. IL em.
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TIE Na VAL COUNT 81 INQUIRY.
AppOihsed W the seeres ~ / tie Ma.
tyto Investigate the facts connected with
the SoMERa Murrnx, met at The Navy
Yard at New York on the 2sth of Decem.
Der .ast.
Public opinion seems 10 have settled
down very quietly into the most favorable
view Of McKenzie's conduct
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-26
WIN. ECKFORD
/. WMs b. WEAVER. Gro
TIME new and snbsfan-
fial steamer 1grrnadnaa.s
TyE1E Public are informed that Mis-,
! L. tNRn-.r. ..rsn rann.A1hnhr., M,

HyHE Public are informed that Miss.
- NJ. a.. MoRsE will continue her
school in the town Of Columbus, ia which
all the ordinary branches of an English
Education will be taught. Having been
engaged for seyeraf years 10 she business
Of teaching. she will bring The aid. of some
experience TO the management and instruc.
ton of the children who may be entrusted
TO her. Her room is the baiIding situated
on The corner Of Monroe and Bridge sts.
formerly occupied BY Mr.. @B,ickelI. The
exercises Of the school will commence on
Monday, the 9tR ofJanaaFy. Her terms
are as follows
For Orthogtaphy and reading, per ses SO
6 Arithmetic. English Cram
mar, Geography, History and
Defining, -Es-sfa-se - IS ~ VIZ
For the above with Natural Phi M
losophy, Botany, astronomy a
and Composition. .L @1S.
Jan. LIST, 1912. .
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-26

/ On our first page win be found an engaging
and instructive tale entitled The two Friends, ;
being founded on incidents occurring in the
life of one of our distinguished citizens, will
render it more interesting to most of our rea-
ders.
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In BANKRUPTCY-N1 491.

District Court of the United States, !
Northern District of Mississippi.
Notice is hereby given that ALFRED
TEACHER of the County Of Lowndes
has been duly declared Bankrupt by an
order of this said Court, made on the I'd
day Of January A. d. 1643; 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 I'd mon-
day of April 1843 at Aberdeen, has been
set for the final hearing. All persoGs in
Ter. stcd may then and there appear to-
show cause il any they can, why the de-
cree and certificate should not be granted.
G. M. RAGSDALE, Clerk.
January 2. 1913. II
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REMOVED.

FTNHE Subscribers have removed their Clo-
l. thing Store to the South side of the
Sheriff,s office, Market, Street. where they
will sell THEN stock of CLOTHING, at red1-
ccd Prices, as they are DESTROYS of closing
business this season.
PRICE ELLIS, & co.
n. B. Those indebted for last year are re-
specially to calland settle.
January, 1913.
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A GENERAL ASSORTMENT of Drugs
N Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils. Dye
StufE, Glass. &c. of Fresh and unaduIteraied
articles; Also, Anatomical Preparations and
Surgical instruments, which they win sell low
for Cash, or Country Produce, such as Cotton,
Tobacco, Rice, Sugar, and Molasses.
All persons opening new accounts will be
required to pay one half or two thirds Cash
with good references, or the whole in someo
the above named articles, for which the high
est market pF1ce win be allowed. Country
Merchants making their purchases in this city
for Cash. VIII do web to call and examine uIr
Stock and Prices $50
n. B. Any orders sent to u viii be 6lIed,
and forwarded with as little delay as possible,
and at such prices as win give satisfaction
Particular care paid ID putting up U0ctor'1
orders.
Philadelphia. Pa. Dec 1919 % 81
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II Wcare vefy apprehensive lest his nigh.
ness, Gen. Jesses may have beef, premature ii
committing 6imself q b bis preference Of Mr.
Calhoun over Mr. al Buren,. How unfortu-
nate for hi5 future erninence II the Calhoun
party shoeld be found 10 be in the miSoritv.. so
Distinguished an indiuidasaI ought nofao hare
been pushed to the acag. 80