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The hornet., 1843-08-29
BANKRUPT SALE.

will sell sell to the highest bidder, for cash.
before the court house door in the town of
Carrolton, Carroll county, Mississippi, on
Monday, the 18th day of September, IS43,
the Real Estate of S. Hart, who has been duly
declared bankrupt according to an act of
Congress in such case made and provided, 10
witt
The south half east half south east quarter
of section 81, township 30, range east, and
Lot SO in the town of Carrollton. a..s-
Also, at the same time and place, the Real
Estate of Alden S. Bailey, TO witt
The south west or. of section 33, town. IL,
north of range east, containing l66 acres.
The west half of north east quarter, and
the north half south east quarter of section
33, township | l, north of range 5 east, con-
tanning 100 and 63 hundredths acres.
The south west quarter of north west or. Of
section 4, township 10, north OF range 5 east,
containing 80 and IS hundredthS acres; and
the north east quarter, and east half OF north
west quarter of section 4, township 10, north
of range east, containing 23S and 6S hun
drethS acres
Also, at the same time and place, the Real
Estate of Thomas Grantham, to witt
The west half south east quarter of section
IL, township l6, range 3 east.
Also, at the same time and place, an undi-
vided interest of one-lourth of 397 and 20 hum
dredths acres of land, to witt
The west half south east quarter, apd south
half east half north east quarter, and N E.
S. East /, of section ] |, township 81, range 4
east; and south west quarter, and west half oG
northwest quarter Of section l2, township 81.
range east.
c. NJ. WEAVER, Assignee,
By VIM. HUNLEY, Dep'ty Assignee
In Bankruptcy for the Northern District
of Mississippi.
August I6lhi lS43. 6-ts.
The hornet., 1843-08-29
BANKRUTT SALE

Nill mll 10 ibf highest bidder, f,,r ca.l,, 10.
lore tie court loose da-,f N iiis is1s "A caf.
foillDB, Carroll c0Yniy. Nitussipyi. sB Mon.
dsy, Hls lsih iay ~ september, isIg. ne
Real E,iais ~ James s. Oaibsm. sis bst
zen dsiy Iselsfsi 5 isHkmpi sseofling -
o. ari 81 Cgugfsfs ~ nrb rsia nilts aHI
prssiisj, ~ Nii'
Tie sat bali bgfih sf.i 4i.4fiff ~ ssgilsl
". ig~hfllp ~. Hefb Of flHgs y eat, con-
iliBiHR 1J sod ~ hH4ifadlis seffs
Tis ssH hslf north wfH l4sfisf ~ ssg 8,
isvsstlp ~, harh N asHs = saii, esalsinias
~ and % han1fedns aefff
Ths north half a ibs ssli half n ihs ssfth
sssi Hlsfisf. sf section 7. iSwnfhig AZ. Hgfth
u fsags ssa, esaislalag ~ aaJ - hsa
dfstfhs BgWa
Ti,s sgpib hslf ~ sasi hslf ~ .giih sast ~
u issi.oa ., ieWatllg W. hgfth ~ aags .
ssfi, eahisihlnk fi sat ~ huHdfaift sefsf
Also. ~ ils saps iins sbi plaes. Vie I.ssl
Eflsls n q. y. .tswsll, " witt
ths gofth hslf eat bslf south wsat qaansf
pf iseiisn ., iownthip "a. range I wsfl. aad
ioDib hslf wfli lalf sguth east quarter ~ eco.
,. ioenfhip -, range ! wssll aIl IN Yasos
e1unty.
Beelioa "a, tgwasiip ~, mags sah
Tie south vest quarter 9f sec ~. ths south
ball ngdh vest quarter section ~ all ih town.
~. nnge elti
Alto ihs east bl.f section ~. township Al.
range = east
lot ~ ground n tlio iown of Caffollioa.
adjoining ilis property II William Cothnn
and others, containing | ahd . hsadfsith.
acres
q. NJ WEAVER, Assignee
By Wv IirStrT, DePty Assignee
ln bankruptcy for tie Northern District
oi Mississippi
August 10Th, 1919 g-b.
The hornet., 1843-08-29
.ro cmber EIceftou.


DAVID EMMONS. has authorized Ms to announce
his name asa candidate for membership Of the Board
LOT Police Of Carroll county, in tho Carruon beat
| NATHANIEL EMMONS, Is a candidate for Cor.
oncr Of Carroll county, at the next Nov election.
! OF JOHN 2. MARSHALL has requested " to
announce his name as a candidate for Member Of n,
Hoard of Police Of Carroll county, at the next No.
ycmbef election.
| August /, lsi3
! OF ELISHA l.. EAST has authorized his name
announced candidate for Tredsurer ofths county,
at the next November election.
April 10, 1si3.
| OF MARTIN s. CATRON has authorized his
name announced as candidate for Sheriff Of this
county, at the next November election.
April II, ls43
! OF L. w. CARLETON has authorized his name
announced candidate for Treasurer of this county,
at the next November election.
April 20, lS43
Col. c. P. NEWELL has requested US TO announce
his name as candidate for Probate Judge of this
county, at the next November election.
| April %, ls43
k. W. DORSEY has requested us to announce his
name as candidate for Ranger Of this county, at
the next November election.
April "a, l943
JOHN o. RAY has authorized his name announced
os candidate for Sheriff Of this county, at the next
November election.
May II, lS43.
JOHN w. WALKER has requested us to an
nounce his a candidate for Circuit Clerk of
this county, at the next November election.
June 8, l843
We are authorised to announce R. A. SEW ARD,
as candidate for reelection the Office of Clerk of
The Circuit Court of Carroll county, at the next No
vember election. June 10Th, lS43
Maj. JAMES M. DUNN, the present incumbent,
has requested to announce his name as a candidate
for Assessor of Carroll county, at the next November
election. June 10Th, lS43.
ROBERT CROSS, Esqr., has requested us to an
nounce his name as a candidate for Probate Judge of
Carroll county, at the next November election
MORGAN CAUDLE, has requested us to announce
his a candidate for Treasurer of Carroll coun-
ty, at the next November election. June 10, 1943
SAMUEL HART, the present incumbent, has re-
quested us to announce his name as candidate for
the Probate Clerkship of Carroll county, at the next
November election. June 10, 1S43.
The hornet., 1843-08-29

I'VE boh this truth % bs sslf sglSss,.,- .l'
m9Hgh 'hs pfiH,sf and nomiisl editor as1s ,.,. A.
i9sais T'ag asss ugt' 70 sGsw D,sf ,ls ls~s :,
Mlaastea ~ nnsL - ~ pissss.. =, =. m.,l ~,
't''"'sb h'T Sasfai'. gsl ~ ias ~ dTa = p.,,,n
is'i 49, ,sss'' shsh ~ .sss a, saiss. ias sss
p'sss ssf su s'is' s'sapssssss $50 ss,u,t ll.. !.
~ ~ #ln fas 'sg'd db 'hs g.fs,tsfsl N 49, go.
fis, 80 ~ hlt a~a skfhaa
The hornet., 1843-08-29
LAAeAtttHu rCLLY AaB HMFfT wfra
hbfNFAfHErig AfFEAL ~ ttH Parry.

- uFs fss ssttss ssr
N pn<s i fsssflsa 49,,
iSs iss' ~ ssir isy.
IL Wh'F' hsgs filass ss. $50.
Ihsr''s 'sssf = lis.ss~r
Cows hiis s'ssv slh hsf t,s
~ fsFsff ff1m ~, Hsfisf.
Nsss ha''s, s~sf ~ .aak. A. ~ .r,
rhs Hssasf' ~ Lssrssttsfa
isssssi vGis ay.sff, Jsa sass,
IT, Epsff me- fsa ~ 't-s.
AHd n ~ Cs'sasf sass sat ssse,
Tsill 81 ms ~ aty Fiss"
Tsassssss hss Bisd ~ ~.
Aad ssassd ne - rsi fsssl
" fssi.ata HsFgsf saf tistag.
n fssi tsas sald afat a
The fifls fbsu. ihaf Nss IN,
They isid ii sss gf8g5siar.
ii ssss sbsms saaif Nssa sia.
To see how { sas fsatisg.
The bag' ibsy rolled me- h snd ~.
The buttafds bgysf'd DER me,
hhd A. NY putfid flesh they tore,
The blus.niisd flies did blow mo-
Twas nm, indeed. fof mo 10 ~,
The little gyssa.Niagsd Bos.
And hear II tgff around the ,as-
Not of tho bofii,--bu, the or JUg.
Me thought and felt then, ths, I wa.
A minclei--s wondef
Who'd ever "Adroeais" the cause
OF "strong" Anti.bondsf
As this reflection crossed my mind
The itquor my pride heighten'd,
felt that all the world combined
Would think was enlightend
Alas! this feeling could not last,
Old Alcohol was dying;
Dark seem'd my doom, approaching fast,
While in the gutter lying
Till "Ball Face" made me very "meek."
The Colonel looked btg-eyed,
And as he soused me in the creek,
otonsd he cOS my guide.
Past follies, friends, you must forgive
Help Master to write les
Assist me-or cannot live,
Unless the Hornet" dies!
But should | sink--pray, one and all,
Take warning by my fate
My folly caused poor me to fall,
Into this wretched state.
The hornet., 1843-08-29
HOMAS II. WILLIAMS.

pwingis an extract from a letter di.
be POntotoc Tribune and published
", A Mr.. Bradford, editor of the
s treated Mr.. Williams very badly.
10 be his friend, and in favor of
Bonds, he publishes TO the people
Ppi, that this gentleman had de.
nyaSs for Governor. If ever there
cnsistent man this Mr.. Bradford is
inserting the letter Of Mr.. Will
attempts what he supposes reply,
sticks him deeper in the mire.-
put entirely all that portion of said
is .eveIed against Mr.. Bradford.
sfted this portion Of it, we should
Pund to give him hearing.
10 see our readers, especially our
II readers, peruse this extract with
and calmnesS. ThoS. H. Williams
Democrat as ever lived.
= many of the people were deceived
snect of the anti.bond doctrine two
out since then the people of the
seen the anti-bonders as a party
INTO the halls of legislation and
p%n release from the payment of
'ney borrowed from the banks a
Pgo' and passed off to the farmers
ScS OF the country, to support them.
lIeqetss, vice, and dissipation, and
producers, who had nothing TO do
i, to suffer the loss of the entire
'ne bank circulation, and to pay
OOnds by direct taxation; and that
they cannot be again imposed
my life have | seen such efforts
u ING Liberties, the rights, and the
Ee people as at present. The anti
Efllng at the regular session Of the |
70 accomplish their release from
IeolS' held a convention in the |
eCrGary last, and nominated anoth-
aoidates for State offices, consider
liable to their purposes than the
|CslS' Vhe present Governor not be-
ueotorD which nominations, and |
~ which they were accomplished,
'Sseo by the people with great
seeing, therefore, that as a party
we're numbered, that the indigna-
INJURED people was aroused and
lung plainly 10 be seen on the
,U ,us.ermlned on an extra session of
h., ,e a al an extraordinary season of
I" no. .ney might accomplish in the
moments of their power that
sC,e Ihew 'he people would not permit
g' me power again returned to
NiroI muo lest this, too, might fail,
Ieu :, on a new convention to try
Esa e people and perpetuate their
n ar ever two conventions in one
|tb sX'Ta q "a, session of the Legislature
tbo ~ 'uly' called into requIsition to
j % : purposes of a fraction of O
IN this country l.
The hornet., 1843-08-29
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

To all persons interested in the estate OF
James 7. Smith, deceased,
TAKE NOTICE,
That at the October term next of the Pro-
bate Court Of Carroll county, will present
my account for final settlement and allowance
as Administrative of said estate.
NANCY D. SMITH, Adm'x.
Of the estate of James T. Smith, decd.
August 25th, lS43. 7-6w.
The hornet., 1843-08-29

= 80 any body showing oB
.,,tss,,, plsu W. hUow them
sfal. o. a. y Dosiphan' q
M No. Us.os lilas, lDd sio i'
A., II U.s Nsiflff Fns To
smaioar sspIo.isi i'is ',si
VI, 49, ~, 10 a,af u fppiiai'gs.
Tbamli Jfnenol ~af ~ e.
Il ,s.at.iaH. b ii ssr afgpmshi
...s ,bagii 80 aIils diihsn.
I 4, cot So CO.'S ws dsHy .ii
Il tssplsa filisheei, upga ilis
seisf NJ itlf l'lHiflau' patriot
i 49, wh.fb ih.s msmisf n NE
.ts mgHsf - prove ihs filsiiy
aHsfMf lsH.usa 9pfs fsld,
I, gsfsmfsn sfssfiag . dsbi,
A4shias Esasfai0o1 ~ l.Iuitlis
i u4nwhti So. jsnsfiaa ss.d,
- msaa ~ If WY amply
.as ssasni.sa sfssisd . dsbi
s iigf mas Fsasfgiiga n ptY|
hence there reull bs ~ Ne
\ lafa fgfars Fsasr1figq f1f ihs
! ssa'.aa dsad aad gone Tie
i ~ saisagoib9. ~ i5s foiipons
] by 70 lhs bond.bsIjsu. 70 bring
4 Hsfaa evil which NJ jsnsnon
lsmaeJ fhat NJ binding = ~
IN l5f ihs debts contracted by lls
Satt great aiovsf.slghi and what
Iaf men 10 contend f8f, aad
sasa principle, merely bscau's
llars ibe evidences that some dii.
|raa advocated said measure
Benton ig a great man with the /
iad every thing be says or does
l. their sight Need We then be
re- before long, this Mr. DOM. |
nlolulIy in justification Of ey.
who sieais fre doiipM Tom
said, come the giraffe over a fel.
sum. All Mr.. Donaphan need
bar, would be 10 cite the case Of
Er,isd Thomas II. Benton. This
peer species Of Democracy
The hornet., 1843-08-29
NOTICE.

|---|- INUI IOE. --------
RY virtue of mortgage deed, given by John R.
ID Foy to Amos Foy, to secure the payment of GER
tain claims therein mentioned and duly recorded on
the 3Oth of March, 1912, in the Office of the Probate
Clerk of Carroll county, in Book E. page los, will
on the First Monday of April, A D. 1874, expose to
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, FIVE horses
a mule, stock of cattle and hogs, Wagon. cart,
suky and dharness-house-hold and kitchen furniture
and farming utensils Of every kind
AMOS FOY.
August 26th, l643. 7-6m.
The hornet., 1843-08-29
OMe N.smdred DOElar.s ReaUNrd i

taken Oxt Of the Stdte-half the amount If ia
ken in the Slate.
Broke Jail on the night of the 9th inst
HENRY CARTER, committed as a Coun-
terfeiter--5 feet 10 inches high--25 years old
Said Carter took with him negro man
named MAJOR, owned by the subscriber
Said negro is six feet high--very black--2l
years old--down Iook--shows the white of
his eyes when he looks up.
7. T. YOUNG, Jaikr.
CarrOlltOu, August %, l943. TIT.
The hornet., 1843-08-29

Brown and Clayton, candidates for
kiII address the citizens Of Yalo.
ly, at ConeeyIle, on Saturday the
y September, and al Grenada, on
/ 18th Of the same month. They
Greensboro, Choctaw county, on
|ptember, and at Shongalo, in this
the 2jth of the same month.
The hornet., 1843-08-29
BANKRUPT SALE.

! will sell to the highest bidder, for cash, be-
fore the court house door in the town of Car
rolton, Carroll county, Mississippi, on Mon
day, the 18th day of September, lS43, the
Real Estate of NJ. d. Kimbrough, who has
been duly declared bankrupt according to
an act of Congress in such case made and
provided, TO witt
forty acre tract Of Land.
Also, at the same time and place. the Real
Estate of o. L. Kimbrough, to witt
Lot and Law Office in the town of Car
rollton.
c. M. WEAVER, Assignee,
By WIN. HUNLEY, Deputy Assignee
In Bankruptcy for the Northern District
Of Mississippi.
August 18th, 1913. 6-ts.
The hornet., 1843-08-29
TIig STATE OP MISSISSIPPI
CAsH8tt E8tsfF
ts@rs HfasntFv,
m flffhH f4sgf
itaHsHr g. HsrHs#f.

Apgftmsaf frfasaalk ~ iptH Tssm. A. ~
1873, ri mh fsaff, ~ hs fam n eGV1 ~.
Tns sfiaehusnf b. 'ihls ssfs having issn r..
turned, duiY executed, ~ fis Sheriff n said
county. an ihs slh dsy N March. A. ~ 1850,
bY leYyiug The mms upon Ne north sftt a.
ffis sa't bali ~ i.ls north west quarter. ihs
vest balf gf NE south sasi quarter. aad ils
north half east biz ~ south east quarter. ~
section ~. aod ihs north htlf ~ vest hsif ~
fputh east quarter nf section ~, aIl ih town
ship ~, range east, notice ls hereby given,
that unless ihs said defendant shail BGptlf be-.
fafe ths Ci'elit Court Of Carroll county, 10 be
holden NJ The Court House in tIs town n Car.
foIlton, on the first Monday n Oriobsf nest,
aud give special bail, and plead, answer Or Ne.
muf 10 said action, Judgment will be rendered
against him by default, aud thc property ~
attached, will be sold 10 satisfy plaintiff, debt
and costs. II IL further
OrdTed, That this notice be published In
the "Ilornet" O paper Published in the town
Of CaroIlon, once week, for four weeks,
successfully
X. A. SEWARD, Clerk
Carrolton, Miss, August ~, A. ID. lSi3.-6.1t
The hornet., 1843-08-29

..a
suitable candidates fof seats ~ the House oi
NEfe'sp'Aiises Of ibe neat Congress.
Hfso4tsd' That he committee alrsady 90.
f'ihld, IL ffqsss'fd, N addition 10 their Other
ay'iss' 20 correspond 9Th ths nominees s( ~ .
mFshnR, sod lssrp N hem n ID w,li ront.,gt
~tH ihfN fnntfhsffs aud wishes ~ bse,sfns
'4"'1lf's' ~, ~ ihs 'iailors dsslgnaisd
DO pDii1a. " vas
Hs'sfssi, That ihs pfsrssliags " 'bs meet.
isg 20 luiiahsd 10 ihs agnnads lisfsbl," /"
eFea"ls hsgi''sf." ssi ZIONIST" pfiaisd -
Csffsllisa.
DO mstlSh.
Pc ms.siieg sdlssfssd - li,s fnl Nsaity
ia hsftsmlsE
II, LglglL Ctaimaa.
~ iltrssss. Nsspary.
uFtassrs The fgllsuiaz asmst vsstts.
Hsa VII plsass srf ~ saf sgsnit, aad fsesigs
shd fsrsip' fof fahlenpi8a8 ~ il,s iisassf.
oihsf n ouf fsHlt Hst named. ulm may
iass sn lnisfsft i9 ths mstisf. are aIio auihsf.
red - ~ Ne same.
N Hhanglle Nstrs Che ksgpsf. e y.
Fisher aad llsleft Cfom
- Middleton MsNf Ina. u. Young. Iss
VI. Dunn, Msfgaa Ciudls aad y. NJ Nsgfs..
~ Pafksfs Pfsfihet Hsmu Jbs. A $50.
iefd, J w Dykes, lanes Parker snd Hector
Mcneil
Hfnlils Mile Nsmu DAVID Akla, r.. VI.
smith, e. A. GmvssZ Pmu, and david Ems
mons
AZ williams Landing Isaac Hannah, w.
N Miller, g. w. sabin. Jao. 4. Ready and J.
q. Haffit
At Black Hawk Msuu William Gllsspis.
Joct Terrell, Reuben Mafahall. w. A. smith.
James and David STANDBY.
Marion Menn. A. u. Robinson, r.. Fisher
and Robert Smith.
A. Coila-Jame, llauell, T.. w. Carleton
and Liiteion lIenthall.
AZ Jackson james Smith and A. T.. Smoot.
The hornet., 1843-08-29

Wy Ws. lirytrY, Depty Assignee
ln bankruptcy for tie Northern District
oi Mississippi
August 10Th, 1919 g-ts.
The hornet., 1843-08-29

August 2sth, I843.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-20
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
e
Louise Rail Road COmpanu.

lOutSH hud Dohu COHPoHJ
AT meeting of the stockholders of this company al
Louisa court house, Clayton G. Coleman having been
called 10 the Chair the old subject of employing The
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Company TO
do their transportation, brought before the compa
ny. variety of propositions were made BY the Pre-.
sidenl of The R. F. g. p Co., through Mr.. K,mbrough,
the President Of the Louisa company, all of which
were rejected unreasonable ; and resolution was
adopted, as the final effort for compromising this trou
blesome question: authosing the Louisa board to pro-
pose reference of the whole subject to the decision Of
the Board of Public Works some oher board of re-
ferees in the of failing to procure from the R.
F. u p. Co, proposition more equitable than any yet
offered
Captain Kimbrough elected President, with
out opposition. Capt. Williamson, one of the former
directors, resigned, and MIR. E. FonIaine was elected in
his place without opposition.
Then there was an election of two more directors to
be made a number Of candidates were brought for
ward Mr.. David Anderson Of Richmond was elected
on The frat VOTE by considerable majority; and at the
next vote, Mr. Charles Jones of Louisa was elected
The meeting throughout was conducted in the best
spirit and terminated in perfect harmony.
Louisa June 9Th, 1913
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-20
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
To the Peouls ot Halifar and .Meckienburp


/. being generally understood, that our present
worthy and attentive Representative, Richard II. Bap-
ts Esq., will retire. after the termination Of his pre-
sent term, which will expire with the close of the
next Legislature, take the liberty of calling The at
tention of the of this Senatorial District to the
claims and qualifications Of WIN. 0. Goode, Esq And
this do without the knowledge, or any consultation
with Mr. Goode the subject This notice may be
considered by some as premature and out OF time but
Tor the reasons above referred to- frequently hear the
inquiry made, and the question asked, who is to be
our next Senator:-showing clearly that public senl
ment has been drawn TO the subject, which appre
bend will be sufficient apology for thus early present
ing the claims of Mr. Goode. Mr.. G. was reared and
imblbed his political sentiments and opinions IN the
old and orthodox School of Jefersonidn RePublcansm
and State Rights doctrine
1t is true, that Mr. Goode disapproved of the iesu
ing and doctrines of the Proclamation, and, together
with many other Republicans and State Rights men Of
that day, abandoned the administration OF the venera
BILE chief, statesman and civilian, then at the head Of
the Government, and acted for time with what was
termed, and properly termed, modern Whiggery-for
there is no analogy between the modern Wings, and
the ancient and memorable Wings OF l176 The lat
Ter actuaed and stimulated by principle, and the
love of liberty The former, by the lust Of ambition
and power. But when Mr.. Goode ascertaned the true
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-20

DEATH OF THE Hon BuRsELL.-This gentleman.
aged As years. died this city on Thursday night last
He was native Of Massachusetts, and served That
State in the last and member elect OF the ensuing
Congress. He was prevented from returning 10 ms
home at the close OF the late session. by the disease
which terminated in his death. Mr. Bur-
nell was highly esteemed for his gen,!eu'any depor'-
men, by those with whom he was associated and IN
the language of the Inelgencer che died as one must
die, who had sighted duty and felt every affection
with the regrets Of husband, father, and TREND
but with the courage Of and The confidence OF
Christian" -
We understand that the funeral of the deceased will
take place Sunday afternoon at O'Clock, from Mrs
McDaniels, near the of d street and fennsyi
yania avenue and that all officers Of Government
civil judicial and military the Corporate authorizes Of
Washington, and citizens, have been invited 10 attend
[.Hddisoniun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-20

DEATH OF DR.. HAoAs.-By the arrival of the
steamer Gloser, on Saturday, learned with regret
that on the 9Th of June, Doctor Hagan editor OF the
Vicksburg Sentinel, in rencontre between him and
Mr. ID. w. Adams, received pistol ball in the back
par, Of the head or neck, which killed him instantly
II appears that while returning 10 his Office about three
clock in The afternoon, he was attacked by Mr.. A.,
who struck him with In The scutiie which en-
sued, they both rolled to The ground VI Hagan being
unpermost. when Adams drew pistol and fired, dis
charging ills contents into Hagans head, causing in
slant death. Dr. Hagan was unarmed, and before any
assistance could arrive 10 separate the parIies The deed
was done. coroner's inquest was held on the body,
after which il was AIKEN to The house OF Mr. james d.
HAYES The funeral took place The day following
Mr.. Adams is the Of Judge George Adams, OF
Jackson, Mississippi The of The affair was an
article which appeared in the Sentinel day or two
before, in which Judge Adams name appeared IN con-
nec,;on with some severe remarks Adams was imme-
dia,ry arrested aud held to bail in The sum OF $4,000
N. 0. Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-20

A Mass REPEAL MEEr:sG was held ~ Inc fdrk !.
New York, on Wednesday evening, to The number OF
5000 persons hlithorne Tompkins presided ana The
proceedings were of the most enthusiastic character
Major Davezac, Chairman Of the COMMITTEE reported
an address TO the "peope of France, invok'hs 'ne'f
sympathy in aid of The people OF Ireland. The meeting
was addressed by several gentlemen One OF the re'o
uons provides for the holding of the first Sonven.,oo
u New York. on the 18th day of July, lo45; ono mat
the places of holding future Conventions, Inc manner
of convening the same, and the proper measures oe
,don,ed for The organization of The friends Of Ireland in
America into one united body of efficient sympa'n'zers
with the Reporters of erand be considered ana oeef
mined upon, by that Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-20

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sias. BERNARD PEYToN.