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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

SUICIDE BY DROWNING ~ A csrERE.-The Coroner held
an neues, to-day No. SO Wil!eusreet the hody Of
Margaret Farrell single aged about 80 native Of
Ireland who for several days mad been insane aud who this
morning threw herselfnto the the of the
house and was found therein dead Verdict, suicide BY
drowning himself in cisterE.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

u A iSsne quality Of marble is sald to be pro
dueed from e recently discovered aaasFes IN oi0ea e0
Keasueky.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
MONDAY. November I3.

CouRr CALENpAR-Tuesday.... ......... CIRCUIT
co>sTNo, a. g. ~, 81, 6s 90 loo, lo5 90, lo7 los
Ioa 10 10 49, H. is, o. 10 o. s5. lol 3D. l0i lo3
o. M. lo2 %, 81, y, 80, 81, So 46.
srpsRroR CoUsT-Fo;o posted Common Pieas-Recsss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

" Our city paid S9,2ee for Cleaning
Streets from the 10th of October to the 4th of
November-twenty-hv days-according to the
official report of the Comptroller. This is equal
to $4,000 per annum. Taxpayers! are you
blind or only dead?
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

Post SC ript-4! o'clock, P M-The New Market
Fire Company after having rendered themselves notorious
for their drunken and conduct during their stay
in our city succeeded thank heaven in getting on board
the Baltimore boat with their apparatus, at oc ock under
10000 spectators present Symptoms OF disorder man
iiesed itself every section Of the city and numerous ar
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-06
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

The following tracts of land VIII Be so.isl
Court house door, in Holly Springs, M-
CO. Miss. on tie 21th day of February, lst
the State and County tar due thereon for is
) II Of section u 4 . Il ,. Samuel 81
owner. Tax SO cents.
south west quarter section %, town 3, s
owned By John Fountain. Tax 192 cents
north west quarter section 3. town ,, Izs
in the name OF Daniel Green. Tax 80 cels
section 80, town 3, range ., in the naHta
+. & A. MuTdock. Tax. -6s cents
north west quarter section II, town i ral
in the name Of f---carlile Tax ~ a.s
south half section - town 8, range l-
name Of Eli Driver. Tax 500 cents.
north east quarter see. ID town 5 range 5l-
name of Eli Driver. Tax 445 cents
Lot no. Z in Tallol0osa in The naae 81
Turner tax 81 cents.
west ! sec. 4 town ) range > tax - e
in the name Of William Cunningham Tax
north west quarter sec. Il town > ranss9-@
name of William Cunningham Tax 80
south west sec. s town range ; in iz'
of Saml. Marsh. tax 20 cents
s sec. II town ; range il As -
Benz. F. FaTTeT. laa 1S2 cents.
n W. sec 23 town } range in iss -
Try TIlghman tar 392 cents. sr
west half section p, T. I. r 3 II - A-
James b. Nnnnally. tar 640 cents. ...-,rs
south east qr, section 35, =. 2, z. 5 il '--
OF r. Cole, tar 1872 cents. u~r
NV sec ?, L 5, R ,, in the name g -
ton Smith, tao so cents. q.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-06

> Lar lAhEN up BY William : ! 4O@uty, Hty
mhi'a hi'ses $50 South Of Waterford oas s.'f
a1e Inl'e hlnd leet. a small s.ar IN i ,sl 5o'57 -
Appraised 10 $40 y I ys,s
BY John Poar9- lDac s
large Bay Horse mule, ~ -1-' y -.=,.
p'''."o.e Pld supposed TO &c
-. . I William McAlezands,,, ,o.s :.
ter; . miles South Of Noun p = s'
light mouse-colorei mare ~, iaasaa. s
no brands or marks perce5r-l7'. .'o
ed to So. G 7 ST--s.a .-.,.a- A,,-.
Dee 23. 1912 ~ i'lase
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-06
ADmTNTsTRATRHx, NOTICE.

THE Undersigned, having, on the goth
day of September. 1S42. in the Probate
Court of Marshall county Mississippi.
qualified as administrators of the estate OF
Thomas T. Stanback, Deceased. and obtain
ed from said Court, Letters of Adminlstra-
lion thereon all persons having claims
against the estate of the said Thomas +.
Sanback. are therefore, required to exhibit
the same within the time limited by law, or
the same will be barred
ELIZA d. HANBACK,;
Nov %, 1912. Administrative.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-06
NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the firm of Nc
Quilkin & Owens are requested to come for
ward and settle, as it is necessary that the
business Of the firm should be closed.
s. OWENS.
SURVIVING Partner Of Nc Quslkin &. Oacens.
HThe business will be continued bv
s. Owens at the old stand. where he would
be happy to accommodate his friends with
any thing in his line Of business.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-06
The state of sTississippi:-To all per.

Il sons interested in the lands tenements and
heriditaments of William G. Irvine, Deceas-
ed-GaEETING:
You are hereby cited to be. and appear be-
fore the Probate Court of Marshall County.
at the Court House. in the town of Holly
Springs, on the fourth Monday of December
next, to shew cause, if any you can why the
lands, tenements and heriditaments of said
William G. Irvine Decd, should not be
sold to pay his debts.
H Witness the Honorable JES-
L. So. Sc LEWELLEN, Judge
H of said Court and the seal
thereof annexed, the fourth Monday of Oc-
tober A. d. 1912.
Issued October 9th 1912.
Test GORDENTIA WAITE, Clerk.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-06
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE :.

The undersigned. Administrator o - :.
sci Hall, decd. will. at the Probai5 -
of Marshall County. Mississippi io q -
on the 4th Monday of February nezI 2
town of Holly Springs, setle EiIn r
Court. so far as his administration = 80
tended, and ask an allowance for hs -
ces as such. He will. at the saIns ~
with the permission Of said Court so'.'t e.
his administration Of the goods, caa,s.Sa a,..a =.
which were eff said Mansel Hail. as- .f,b.s
State. JOHN HALL
'a'' .Isaiiuis-ei''
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-06

Albert Ct Ellis etal. Upon opening
the matters of this Bill il appearing TO the
satisfaction of the Court, that the defendant
Bobert J. Holbrook, is not an inhabitant OF
this State but resides beyond the limits there
of, so that the ordinary process of this Court
cannot be served on him. Therefore il is or
dered that unless the said defendant appear
before the Vice Chancellor, a: the Court
room IN the town of Holly Springs en- the
Frst Monday Of January nczt.
and plead answer or demur 10 the Bill of
complaint aforesaid, the several allegations
thereof will be taken for confessed as to him,
and such order and decree made therein, as
the Vice chancellor shall deem equitable
and Just. And it is further ordered that a
copy Of this order be inserted in the Holly
Springs Gazette, newspaper published in
the town of Holly Springs. Mississippi. once
a week for two months successively.
JAMES c. ANDERSON, Clerk.
CLAYTON & STEARNs, Soprs.
Oct. IA. lS42-9t
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-06

t1E > 4 IE Oh MISSISSIPPI Mans
County Cireuil Couri,-Septesa5e Tern is
S. Barbee
IS Bill for Divorce
Benjamin Barbee.
This day came the complainant lg-p
sci, and, whereas, II appearing 10 the
tion of the Court, that upon affidavit
Stephen Parker, that the said BeniamaBr
bee is not a resident Of the S,ats r.G-
sissippi, bu, resides beyond the limits .as-.
it is therefore ordered by the Cour sba. e.
fact charged in said Bill. be SCI 6r hearas
At the next term ofthis Court ezBaas unless
the defendant will then and there appear.
plead, answer or demnr to the same. aud Thai
d copy ofthis order be published IN the Ho.
ly Springs Gazette, newspaper pubiish5.
in the town of Holly Springs, Srthe sFacs
OF three months previous TO the nexl tern q
this Court.
The above is 4 true copy from the r.
utes a. T. CARUTHERS, CHI
18th Oct 1912.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-06
ORIGINAL Tales AND Por7,-

by favorite and popular american ami.
so many handsome Engraviugs u Il.r.-
the Snblects-forming, altogether. enc
est and most attractive gifts 9hai can b.,.--
10 friend al the Festive Seassr
in style Of superior elegance.
Trans or PUBLcArIoN-Th y--r--
Annual : will Be printed on parer5 5f F---
quality, on new miaion type, }1a DrrsI.r--.
number (oclavo.) so that Il can s,gfs
The new volume. Il VIII be 3l-.sz
Of December, in ample time 90 6sena
the most distant paris Of The Caial t,.--.s
50 rs 10 reach subscribers 6sf5rs NEz-ls.sn.-
Orders should therefore b forwaTist ~. e.
order 10 prevent disappointment Pat -.
Sinsle-Five copies for 81 Eleven rorafvs.
Thirty copies for 50. and $40 dollars 81
dfed. The demand viii be very lafse.a-.s
gents, booksellers, sc. must send jbsIf .,
pToIapily, enclosing cash, postpaid. Tatl
viii Be subject 10 neWspape postage o1'v. T.
dress ) WINCHES TER
50 ABn->igee -N s
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-06
RIDDLE. MASON l. ASHER,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NEW ORLEANS.

TINE undersigned have formed a co-partner-
4 ship for the transaction OF business in New
Orleans, and solicit consignment of CoTToN and
other produce. VIM. RIDDLE,
s. MASON,
ALLAN ASHER.
New CLEANS Sept, 3. 1912. 9-6m
The .Somerville Reporter Memphis Enquirer,
and Holly Springs Gazette, will please publish
the above six months and forward accounts to the
subscribers
Oct. 15. 1S42-6m F1OreHce EaQalTerl
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-06
TIE LONDON kEFpeA--
aaer Majesty The QUeen orEna,
23rtnce Of gUaIes, auo thr Rrr-..
NGp1l. ''''2

drawn on wood by Chapman. arf a---.--
Losing. The Literary contents -ia- ~.
bic, and present every thing wrrbr-l..
consisting OF new and original Ta.s. s..
Marryat, Countess of BleS>ingtra -
oniShed EnoliSh anfhnrs l. -. -
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-06

Upon opening the matters of this Bill, It ap-
~ peared to the court due proof made, that
the defendant resides out of this State, that
process cannot be served. Il is therefore ordered
by the Court, that the facts charged in said Bill,
be heard a; the next term of this Court; and that
a copy of this order be published in the Holly
Springs Gazette" public newspaper published
in the town of Holly Springs, in this State, for
the space of three months before the next term OF
this court.
JAMES c. ANDERSON,
Clerk,
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-06

The above land viii BE offered for sale at
time and place above mentioned, between the
hours of Ii A. NJ and 8 p. NJ. Sale 10 con.
tinue from day to day until all the land IS
sold or the tax paid on said land, this the 25th
day of November, 1912
JOHN r. McCARROLL.
Tar Collector Marshall Countu
Nov. 25, I842-ll-tds
Printers fee, per tract, $500
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-06

NOTICE.
THE undersigned, at the August Term
1912, of the Probate Court of Marshall
County, Mississippi, having been appointed
Commissioners to receive and examine the
claims of the creditors of the estate of An
drew r. Govan, Decd. reported insolven
by his executrix, will meet at the Holse O
Mrs Mary A. Pugh, in said county, on the
FIRST Mondays Of December Agra and Au-
gust meet, for the purpose of receiving proof
of all claims against said Estate
CHAS L. THOMAS.
SAMUEL B. HARPER.
Commissioners.
November Z, l842-13
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-06

In order to celebrate The e,s,,.--,
becoming manner. and 81 -, So -a--e-
usual customs, the Pphlisi.- '----s E.
WORLD announces b5S 49, 'ae cr
CHRISTMAS AND NFXv-Z.rr, VIZ 40 e ~
hN i4', Whieh snail >uTp2SS an his fe--
u n, the peauiy Of lis illustrations and
and value of lis contents. n yrifi
mosI valuable and choice arlirleei---
THE LONDON KEEpsA~
one ofthe finest and most costly .s
anEuals-tosetaer with the choi--e s.
Poetry from all the other EngiI~b - -
monS the knsravinsS will b. given
A MOST BEAUTIFUL PICTrPr
Her Majesty the Queen orr,
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-06
The New World Annual ie
A MAGNIFICENT
Ctlrtstmas an0 Nen=vr4r,r ..
With Numero.s S-l...,., =, - . Z

Ereeated ~ ite FIRST Artisis er-f.
AHnugf
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-06
DISTRICT C9ANcERY CCTRT on,
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI A I
Hobby SPRINGS.
En vacation, October Sd, 1912.
John Murray,
Paul B. Barrincer. ct. al.

~~t - ~@tAi ~
UPON opening the matters of this Bill,
Il appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that the defendants, Charles Fisher, Thomas
L. Cowan, John H. Spears James O. A
Spears, William G. Spears, Elizabeth Spears,
Joseph Huie, and Thomas g. Polk are not
inhabitants of this State, but reside beyond
the limits, thereof. SO that the ordinary pro-
cess OF this Court cannot be served on them
therefore, It is ordered that unless the said
defendants appear before the Vice Chancel-
lor at the Court room, in the town of Holly
Springs, on the first Monday of January
next, and plead, answer, or demur, TO The
bill OF complaint aforesaid. the several allie
cations Thereof, will be taken for confessed
as 10 them, and such order and decree made
therein, as the Vice Chancellor shall deem
equitable and just And it is further order
ed, that copy of this order be inserted in
The Holly Springs Gazette. a newspaper
published In the town of Holly Springs,
Mississippi. once a week for two months,
successfully.
JAMES c. ANDERSON. Clerk.
LUCAS 81 LANE, ISoLcat0rS
October 7 ISA2 -0-Qt
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-06

Holly Springs. Nov.
%. 1s42.-16-4w )
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-06
TO TIL & Z u BLIC..

TINE undersigned, Trustees of PARIS Acad-
i emy, attended the examination OF the students
Of that institution on the 26ih ult., under the
superintendence of Mr.. A. Siith. The examina-
the highest degree creditable to both teacher and
scholars. The proficiency OF the students was
as gratifying as their department was exemplary
The plan of instruction and of examination
meets our most cordial appreciation. and II adhe-
red to, it will render Mr.. STITHs scholars as far
superior to those differently taught, as the one
system, is to the other. The custom of assigning
parts or portions of study for examination, is
altogether discarded by Mr.. STITH impoSi.
ton ana insult toC gross TO be tolerated by an
intelligent community. Being fully satisfied
with the result of the examination, and the quail.
fiCationS of Mr.. STITH as an instructor, We un-
hesitatingIy, and cheerfully recommend him 10
all who desire their children to become scholars,
in the true sense Of the word.-The next session
will commence on the Isl OF November nert the
eli q lh..
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-06

NOTICE.
THE subscriber would inform the pub
lie, that he will attend 10 the collecting and
closing of all accounts in Marshall and the
adjoining Coun.ies-Commission moderate
]. F. GILMORE.
Refer to
f. Holmes & Co. Drs, Taylor s. Pitman,
J. p Norfeet, Capt. VIM. A. Boren.
l.. Cage & Co. Ia. Falconer.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-06

DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF'FiiE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, AT HOLLY
SPRlNGS-In vacation, October 18th 1912.
William Proudft
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-06

IN HOLLY SPRINGS
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-06

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Aia
County Circuit Couri.-Septesa5eI Tenn s-
S. Barbee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-06
DAVID WHITEHEAD.
Nav YORK.. April 20. 1sia.


"hNfLENENAhough be considered for me
10 adj another the celebrity your u
uaOe PREPARATIONS OF sasapaT for the benefit my
men iee bound To proclaim the fdc-From being help
less cripple, with disease of the eIremieS which srrad
over the legs n>iep and feet distressing much render
lie almost mrerabe quite and entirely by
the Use OF Sarsparl years was unable 10 ,r
shoe and the right foot and anee very swollen
winch at times discharged frcey-accompaned with
vop itching and burning as 10 deprive me OF all m
gave up IN despair and supposed ampuaton necessary
ou nearing OF great cures made by your Saaplrn resolved TO
make another effort To my heal-and now under the
messing OF Kind Providence, am say am well With
eehgs OF gratitude TO You and tankfuness
good for thus blessing e means.
JAMES MCCONNELL No. 46g Greenwich St
rus y 10 certify that T. James Mcconnell and
hbcd S foot and leg and stated by eleven bot
Ties ut Sandss Sasapaul perfect effected With
feelings OF The waTest gratitude Messrs m
Tumenia under Divine Providence. curing restoring him
hta'ul requests me To this certificate. RIO. JONES,
Alderman 5ih Ward of the City Of New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-06
From the Boston Times.


MEssRs SANDS diseases 10 which the
human frame - subject frequent more distress
ing than cuancoGs disorders Scrofuous are hereditary
ana the salt rheum AMI similar handed down from p
rents 10 children through generations These
fceons are not only exceedingly troublesome ANNOYING them
selves but have hitherto been medicine mode
OF treatment II have been alleviate and seemingly
suppress tem but IN reappear after
partial cure and with violence than ever We were
therefore prepared 10 subject the Saapan
W 10 severe scrutiny We have carefully critically examined the
claims OF The popreors and ready cni-rse
ments The efficacy ofthe Sarapaul prepared
" " proycd by satisfactory the most respectable
cases are recorded m which effected "a
uens who have suffered for without their
cry The medicine prepared 10y elaborate process
by which the curative properties Slrsapara are extracted
ana Nd and these then strengthened and combined a-
mixture with other efficient remedies will be hail
ed by thousands IN MI the large cities Of the Union
sands sarsaplra VIII also permanently cure dis
eases having their impure and depra
we'd condition OF the general constitution, evil
~ us various Forms rheumatism, obstinate cIpiion
blotehcs, be pimpcs, pusiulcs chronic
eyes ngwom letter scah head, enlargement pain
the bones and joints stubborn ulcers sypc symptoms
arising from niudcous mercury female
and other similar complaints.
The public respectfully requested that Sands
Sarsapaa TINT has and constantly remarkable
cures 81 TIE most difficult class Of diseases
frame subject and ask for sands other
Prepared and sold AZ wholesale and expectation by
A. w. Sands < Co. No 2.3 broadway Granite BUILDINGS corner
Of Camhers street New York and by Druggists generally through
out the Unitcd States Free 81 per for S.
NoTETc original may seen by calling At our
store, No. 273 Broadway.
ALEXANDER DUVAL 4 co,
Agents by special appointment PROJECTORS for Richmond
and vicinity. fe 4-itCSctar
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RICHMOND, VA, SEPTEMBER 6, 1913.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

Trnss or Cy Subscribers $500 Der y.ar
and ior shorter period by ma sIo-rayabI- in
all cases, in advance.
Apvrsr-Isa-for fneen lines c insertion cents
two insertions ~ ~! three insertions ~ So and every
ing insertion u cents
Transient advertisers must pay In advance.
The number Of insertions OF Advertisements noted ON the
hs or they VIII be inserted until ordered stopped and
I'd accordingly oJ- Orders to stop be in writing
Annual Advertisers charged for 30 line, ana in ,.,
proportion Tor Advertisements Of $40 for IL
lines except Aueoneers and Lottery dealers who are charged
$780, paper neluded)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-06
ROBERT MOTT.
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.
E'ACIS in relation 10 important cures effected

E'aClS IN relation 10 important cures effected
n by the use Of Sands sarsaparlE
From the Ne,o Jersey Journal! Aprl ~ Is43
SANiS's SARSAPARiLLA.-The letter of Mr. D,viI NI,,c
head OF this town. furnishes unioubicd testimony OF the yu az
us medicine Mr. w las been sufferer Tor NAM. YEAR,
rs Is well known citzous-. highly ,.rc,,ni
has derived from the uss OF sand Slrslpara ndeed asoni
"
EiIz,BErrTowS, Nrw JrRsry, April Il lsi1
Ni' The most heartfelt gratitude would method Of stat
inE To You and wish world tho at beu.6t
derived from the Use % Sarapanla which At coui nv lJ
I'VE years ago confidently believe should nov be- well
inan have been afflicted with for inward.
o twenty wears which has spread from Tint time mn
To within oiu" two 90 three months;
much more rapid within tle last five years. that period
nave made uS" Of various remedies failed \bout
I'VE years ago put myself under
W. Dawson OF Albany remaining weeks being IN
ducel 10 do ~ 10y ms warnnng wor tn when
"eh' nasnuch rs yet had when him. part ~. a nose
ni'e'urhei wt1utan From that time months
nave use various advertised medicines promised hut
without avail ago my upper p and Jaw and upper tee,b
Were niey gone which almost prevented from taking what IT.
Tie Hood was necessary months
commenced taking ybur invaluable
ee I" restore my appetite has of
winch Is now healing fast and health better Than
has been IN several years and has probability the mean.
OF pTo!0nging my i" until
""is bicssSiug restore entirely
DINERS wish YOU 10 maxi this public be
any aeted m = similar call
hourr 10 witness the Truth OF the foregoing
ing 10 other instances been highly successful Womb
also mention that have To attacks of ryl,s which
has entirely len me. Yours, with esteem
DAVID
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MEDICAL CARD.

OFFICE, No. 1876 Fulton ST., DIR. FAWCETr
~ Member " he Royal College Surgeons NJ In,n and
Edinburgh and Member the Jefferson College nj rh
dcpha author of works Gcnrt1tvc Organs con
hucq his practice certain class o delicate dscascs 90 a their
various stages and complicated forms tc
affections viii yield his uoc Treatment without RESTRAINT m
Diet hinlunce from business, and without mercury.
Constitutional debility. impocn,y stcrlty weakness
nocturnal emissions and al oe depombc Diseases which are
brought on by destructive habit ~ youth
Other excessive nducnces Of The passions which undermine thc
constitution and lay the foundation premature decay.
faweeus Wors on these surcts be- radically
pars restored O. hcnh and the uteth e
tending AZ Gar the PROSTATE gland aud the bladder
which generally produced hy The had disease
frequently originates from maurbatou radically by
pr Fawocuet la6 Fulton Street, NEW YORK. M lily
tDHtWE Chewing Tobacco lot Of Ianghorne and
Asiead Superior Chewing Tobacco. Just opened N tho
Black BOY and Mortar, and forsacb by aaI7 = r. DOVE
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CHy Of Washington, I
JIHHdrU Is. lSI3.

january Is, lSi3. \
DEAR SiR:-Hour favor has been received nqaring of
me "heihcr am M favor OF general bankrupt law. On
ms ne on other subjects uf National policy am free IN
express sentiments. While 10 Is necessary for the en,
ra prosperity that each State should regulate II. own affairs
50 far regards own local policy and I'm, sqci. ,,-
eS oI us cZen there are matters which their alton
are so interviewer, aud their interests 50 identified that
uniform system is essential TO their Harmonious action and
welfare La the formation OF our Federal Constitution il
was intended that these points should bc
regulations couiidod the General C,vsr,D,ep, Ar,r
tcsc s the subject OF bankruptcy. In the first article S
clause OF the Constitution u provides that Congress shall
nave power 10 establish uuorm rule ct aud
UNIFORM laws on the subject OF bankruptcies the
United States IL by the trainers of tb,t ips,
men that the relations between the citizens of the different
states and especially between the trading communities of
He dercnl towns and cities, would render uniform sys.
tm "l bankruptcy highly important o. their interests
In TINS grln OF power tie palrchs OF our independence
evidently considered 10 the discharge sacred duty; and
s dcuy Tor me Co assign good why this pro-
vision has NOT been carried into effect, unless IL has been
prevented uy casns sentiments upon its details
not be coutoVCficd by that blnkrups innocent rfr
unote bankrups have always existed, upon which scb
law would operates and in my opinion, the law should be
permanent and not temporary We are a commercial an
agricultural and manufacturing nation extending from
the cold regions Of the North Capcs of Frd, near
uc torrd and from the Atlantic ocean 10 tine sources
OF INC waters OF the Pacific. Through this vast domain and
win their various pursuits bankruptcies must always exist
ana ms the duty ct the Government make such provisions
as will be- calculated to give the greatest possible ceb,t
can be given consistently with the principles OF Justice
congress alone has power 10 do this and on them the work
lcNoIVes not only constitutional right as solemn
duty. Both in private and public lite have ever REGARDED
as paramount duty 70 relieve the distressed from every
burden as far as possible aud especially break that
oy Whch none can be benefited, aud TO sooh rather than
break the heart already with the anguish Of misfortune
Il is rcpugnant to every principle OF justice to regard
bankruptcy as presumption Of guilt In the fluctuations
OF tpde, the most honorable men are often j,s vicus-
end to bold the person Of the debtor subject his creditor