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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-06

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Dnrapr copMr ~ rnr Notice h
UwurssrArrs, NgHrn iIankfua
nas Dnr, 90 AIisffssWeL ty,No5ll
IUgICE u bofcby gis,h a. III
~ persons Interested lIini TOBIAS
Pulill " Winston Counly, iie. h. ~
doclafcd D Bankrupt ~ au ofdrf II
ihissnid Court, made ~ CO. lali dnt
~ March, A. u. iHiJ, und lhni il,e
,aid Tobias furf hns applied 6f q
certificate ~ hnal disclmfgc RON he
debts under the bci ~ C0ngfow iu
such case nrde and pf0vidcdi md
the I'd Monday OF June. a. u. islg,
ni Aberdeen, has been sci lof tue
final hearing. Al persons interested
may then AID there appear 10 show
cause, il any they can, why the de-.
cree and certificate of discharge
should not be granted.
Trsri g. NJ. RAGSDALE,
Ckerk'
March 10, lsd3. n ~
DisrRIcT CoUnr or rng1 Notice in
UNITED STATns, Mourn Bankrupt.
EnN Dsr, or AlisasslrpL cy,No lie.
NOTICE Is hereby given 10 nll
persons interested, thnt Aaron
Stewart Of Winston County, has been
duly declared u Bankrupt by an or
der Of this said Court, made on the
18th day Of March, A. ID 1913, and
that the said Aaron Stewart has an.
piled for a certificate of final dis
charge from his debts under the act
OF Congress in such case made and
provided; and the Sd Monday off
June, A. ID. ls43, at Aberdeen, has
been set for the final hearing. All
persons interested may then and
there appear to show cause, if any
they can, why the decree and ccrliG- |
cate of discharge, should not be
granted.
Test: G. M. RAGSDALE,
Clerk.
March Is, 1S4s. Al At
DIsrRIcr CouRT OF TIE 4 Notice in
UNITED STATES, NoRrm- ! Bankrupt
ERN DIsT. OF MISSISSIPPI. cy,No lis
~ Office is hereby given to all ;
persons Interested, that Henry
Massey of Winston County, has been !
duly declared a Bankrupt by an or
der of this said Court, made on the !
| 9th day OF March, A. ID. 1919, and d
hat the said Henry Massey has ap- v
oiled for a certificate oflinal discharge "
rom his debts under the act of Con. 81
'resS IN such case made and provided:
nd the Sd Monday of June, A. ID. CO
SAB, at Aberdeen, has been set fer
he final hearing. All persons inter %
stcd may then and there appear to
how cause, lfany they can, why the
lecree and certificate Of discharge,
hould not be granted
Test: 6. NJ. RAGSDALE,
Clcrh. :
March 10, 1913. Al At
)IsTR1cT CoURT OF THE y Notice in
JNIrED STATES, NORM Bankrupt
snN DIsT. OF MISSISSIPPI. cy,No la
. Office is hereby given to all
! persons interested, that Robertl
II. Dennis Of Win,ton County, has
been duly declared a Bankrupt BY an
order Of this said Court, made on the
18th day Of March, A. d. 1913. and
hat the said Robert III. Dennis has
applied for certificate of final dis
his debts under the act
IF Congress in such case made and
provided and the Sd Monday of J,
June, A. ID. 1913, at Aberdeen, has P
been set for the final hearing. All
persons interested may then and IL
here appear to show cause, if any III
hey can, why the decree and certif- \
'ate of discharge should not be grant 81 :,
ed. i
Test: G. M. RAGSDALE, to
Clcrk. % %
March l3, 1913. al At "a
PROPOSALS. II
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So se8sAa ss esm5asaaeopa
othce, and 6K tbs means aud subse-
7pent experience as a practitipnerg has
acquired a knowledge Of the practice
| of the Courts. which renders him 4
formidable opponent to the younger
and less experienced members Of the
bar: 70 this sxcellencea he owes his
appointment OF. Master Commissioners
in Chancery. His practice has. been
for years extensive and lucrative. His
chief chsraereristic Is the faculty ID
i'..holding on, In this respect he re-a
sembles fbe, (ugitiFes who afleraha de-
feat of the Persianss at Salamis,. is said
10. have swan 70 aasvesset and sseized1
hold oft with his right tiand--tEat be-
ing severed, he seized if.with bis left
aud that too being cut OF. she ssizedS 81
with his teeth, and held On ALL his
head was severed from his Shoulders.
But with this pertinacity the judge
mingles perfect good bumor and de-
corum. To- conclude the jade I'm
an estinable man insprieates life. aDd
a valuable member of society. II E In his |
dress hesadheres TO the old style and |
wears blue coat with metal buttons, /
pantaIoons to match, and awhile Graz
vat. - go 70 Z
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90 - .gaass8 Il agssfgfsu.
II Mnn - = A. sAssK -.
BRANFcF4s BaAaSEs Ar. HUN9syrr.nr..
mo questionfhas been faken son tbs
PHI % place this bank ia. liquidation.
slpce Monday = The action of the
Rouse OF Representatives noticed h,
the proceedings OF that day, in our oa-
per. Yesterday abe bill was taken nm
az the hour Of 12,oa its third readinrr
and 2 was discussed by Messrs.,Jackso66.
Nc Chung, Add Speaker Erwin. Until
|the House adjeurnHd, aE,-6s o'elock
4he Hon. Speaker had.notconclnde,l
Iels remarks, and VIII prebabsy aresu9nes
ithe floor to-day. He reviews the whole
question ofkbaFk rsformr-begarning
" lth the sentiments 0ffhe speuplas As
expressed sbsunImef, inashel canvass.
= shs union Of the different, interests
In the Houses IN order to destroy the
entire banking system, was referred TO
by Mf.Speaket idno very adfUiedoh6s
terms. judging from Votes taken on
several amotions to test fhel sense oil
the House we are i1elined to believe
the bill will pass, If IFS friends are # |
Their post. We.knuwlwoorthreem
bers who have stood by it, that have OBJ
FAMED leave of absence and have left |
the city. The struggle is the, last with |
the bankssthis session, and il 4nay vet
be day or two before il is Terminated. /
as several gentleme1 probably desire to |
give their views on the subject. - -
ssa tbs. Mom;t6g. -
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-02

RUMoRs FROM THE ARMY.-No
official or authentic news which we
can guarantee to be true, has reached
us since lhe taking of Laredo. In the
absence Of such we viii relate three
statements. from. as many ofMsdam
Rumor's 5, tongues.
One is that the Invading army. pro-
ceeded from Laredo to Guerrero and
took that place by surprise-the Mex.
leans having heard that the Texans
quafrelled at the former place and re-
turned home. This we think is true.
Another states that they proceeded
from Guerrero in the direction of Mier
and were surrounded by from 100 to
5000 Mexican troops, las variously
stately and were likely to be cut off.
This we think is untrue, .ssE&
Another is, that letter was seen
from Gen. Somervell to his brother
at San Felipe stating that our army was
surrounded, between Guerrero and
Mier, by 1000 Mexicans, whom they
attacked aud defeated, taking 400
prisoners, 4 pieces Of ordnance, a large
plumber Of horses, and much other boo.
ty /; and are now on their triumphant
return 10 Texas. This we think high
" robable.--1 eros Times.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-02
From the Tex Is Timea.
A merchant OF CHS civ bas..r,e..cee;I,

a merchant Of this city hasreceived
letter from his friend in N. o. (in
Spanish) on which great reliance may
be placed, as the writer has had every
means of obtaining correct information
lis oneswhos can be. fully relied ION
himself, andgaarantaes the veracity of
what he relates. Wesonfy have time
to give the Substance of the letter:
which is, that he has received infofmaI
ton from his correspondent at Tuspan,
assuring him that the two States of
San Louis Potosi, and Tampico. have
declared openly against the decisions
OF the present Congress and Santa
Anna, and that the other States will
likely follow the example which, in
addition TO the. stubborn hostility OF
Yucatan and their expected success
involving the defeat Of the forces sent
against them. will no doubt furnish
sufficient employme6t.for Santa Anna,
without further annoying Texas. The
tenor of the letter is to the effect that
a formidable revolution is certainly
brewing in Mexico.
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corspOndencae.
oif che MIS- Mis-

i.
IS abo SITS on 9 the e
.paeb, with large
hat wander with
In seems to take
,;s 81 every object
.,a ,sI, rin,trath, IN
,asOf d mind intent
sbIiisct.speqk to him
'5of bis dark bright
,bst makes rather
ao,t handsome, de-
ll.',,elensidn of what
vi as the lightning
and is succeeded
oot as obscure at
n intense. He is
Of the Yergers,
n, outward chsrac-
.snlbIe his brothers.
S.porking, practi-
s1terior ofGeorge,
tgsnce and suaVlty |
h get the perpetu-l
pusI. But in reality |
utilities Of "all the |
Re neither few 4or
Il by a uairete of
amer peculiar to
b. Yerger. He is
voted the present
Congress, Doctor |
aren't inconsistency
4 plea of early and
asndship. But be
.d, land | presume
lcs will be regula-
political creed,)
raament to the bar
Dptsd TO his genius,
wise, he will not
fticaI arena, where
d TO withstand the
bTer like wintry
bad Of every new
irant for fame.
.Eetch by inserting
omtu verses, which,
court room by Ole
are descriptive Of a
|bave before alluded.
ia within the eyes
70 jewels bright,
b Ter sons to prize l.,
Zoe virtues light l.
no. less to lore
EInirs her Fight, /;
wisely gave {
eWeI'd orbs Of sight,
giih MN IL share
ch new possessiOa-
Yerger wear {
L 5fhis prt5ssSion.'
sse lines will par
We taken ofmaking !
but his permission, {
make it known That
i meant to convey f
against either Mr.. .
sssiOn, but written :
hal itual 10 the ;
ould not willingly i
% its blade
Yerger, the brotIl- Fl
! both remarkable a
Eal Information, as c
Play character in \
hey cannot Gun a
as their garter" D
Dah from the slore- D
+ array Of prece t,
lcient in number r.
an adversary Of T,
sOFge especially,
host obedient tod
ippregnable to the
and inyulnerable !
Re. His patience =
are iuexhaustihle, =
his Profession is :.
on- So we'll vers-
n', as we'll as the :
9lessIon, that when :
involving all the =.
pleading, he moves :.
q a locomotive ON =
when his" steamis !
o same rapidity. =.
", enters into the =.
a'e With somewhat !"
may be suppos- :,
2 submitting to the :
and 9th. r ap- y
Preparatory to her y
commences his
y Of disciplined y
lpdled unconcern, {
lady would be o.
her-eatree, and &c
with a motion as W
top 'oahz occa- P
more lively steps e,
1et.theless, shallis O
Enjoys desereed- g
S'j0gg time to des- Z
lew will hesitate y
s s,l the father Of :,
\, William II George 8 8
oe proud of his =
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coLUMBUs RIFLEMEfr

N URSUANT to q resolution Of this Com \.
E pany passed on the sth daY. OF January |; 4.
sion Of the members, wifi be k cefred .kaad y
muskets delivered on len OF lhem.) on Friday .
the Sd dav Of February between the hours Of ~
Q and 5 o'clock p NJ. at Che room next VIM
Huddles on & Co.'S. store. ...t5 ,s.,.. y
sas s. GEO. FRAZEE, o, s.. y.
n. B. Each Rille must be perfectly clean 4
or II will nvt be received. "a. Z
Columbus February %, 1643, s $500.
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= 3sTEXAS. ~

The latest intelligence from the seat
of war in Texas is of melancholy
character. The invading army under
the command. OF Gen. sSonlerEtlle had
marched some distance into the Mexi-
can territory, but had determined to re-
turn, the General believing his force
entirely too weak to prosecute the M
vasion successfully: A part Of the
troops refused TO return, and elected
Colonel w. S.Fisher their cornman
der. Colonel Fisher, with his force
of about 800 men, soon afIers fell. ~
with the Mexican army under the COM
ma6d Of General Aiapndia. and were
entirely cut off, or taken prisoner
only two TEXANS escaping to relate
the story. sN& aafssF So ~ - 4 81
-. -, i So r. - E b
NO REPGDIATl0Na IN1N0HlH
CAROLINA.-There is no chance.
of this aBomihabie doctrine getting.
foot-hoId in North Carolina. O Our
whole peopIe, without distinctions OF
party, esteem good name fof. hon q,
esty, Justice and strict regard 20 The.
obligations ofmoraIity ms valueble TO. g
cOmasuaity as 10 each of the members
composing it. This was fdlly ess 'ati
Iished by the action Of the Senate. on.
Monday last Bonds, TO the amount q
$50, OO0, due by the w ilmlngton ha4l'
Road Company, BAL endorsed ty ass
STATE, we're protested for nom aymenI :.
the Company, being unabled g meet = !.
them. A Resolution wss reported Tor
the State to pay them off al once and
it passed the Senate, where there y q 2.
Loco Foco majority Of ten, Py an.
overwhelming majority AVeWere great :.
" pleased with the homely remarks OF
Mr.. Dobson, q Western Farmer, and
the wlieei-horss Of ssDemecracY y
that quarter. ,,Sir, said he, North
Carolina is my mother ke AZ sha. !
have, but preserve her good lasne1
bright and untarnished. 50 long a.
this feeling Is cherished and acted npen1
we may Quarrel about politics. but tle
heart Of the Commonwealth u IN the
right places-Ralsigh Register.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-02

THE latest abstraction % the Doaahs y re
,,asaIto manufacture lard Oh
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-02

Ii election times yoq may bear Of 9
man ceiling the pnblic eye, but see
him ia q tavern near the polls and you
will fancy that he is rather filing &c
public mouth.
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BANKRTPT SALE.

. BANhTtCFI@ pALEs
MMn Saturday the 18th day of ebruary
u nexti will sell On the premises ID the
County of I;ow1d les, 10 fh . State Of Miss.sk
the following, lands to vii, the North East -,
quas Of die North west quarter Of Iaecr,'ss z.
ton No. Ii Tewnship IT. nc Range s. "a
49, Also the south quarter ofthe north ~
west dnafseF Of section l5.S Township ~ 7 70
south Of Range 10, the south half Of the 80. 49,.
north east quarter Of section rs, Town =. 10.
ship II south Of Range ls. west. Also soio
Two lots in the town Of Colbert Nos. 4 nss5
and 2in block Mol sold as the eftectsCf'Ss -
DAVID Hardinrwko has been duly tlsclarss9s :
ed 4 Bankfapt. 80 -. q ts5s
Columbus January 10th 1e43s q z s 49,
q .ah -. p ALLEN Asssghes. .s.sz
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-02

w s'lng time to des-
lew will hesitate
| a as' the father OF
\, William, George
NJ De proud of bis
= they live, be
lsa'qlng and so-
M : Of emulation,
blood tell the
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-02

j tahs.
l. Monty and rank
II !. hughes. He
Ms appointment
|is %asa by Gov.
.Pqght, 10 the.
i. s,qforced the
|d a'ssls q before
n G . Tennessee ca
| ma cbaucery
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r. STATE debt d Ohio Is $40. goo. 600
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-13


You must be insane, which yOn are not, or you
must leave the State
Suppose won'p'
'TAea,' said Bolton, leaning forward and speak
ing slowly 80 get along without your personal tes-
timony, the law says You must be DEADn
Wilkins sat opposite to him, eyeing him with
sulcn. fixed stare, eyincng neither surprise nor
fear; hut seeming rather in deep and perP'exed
thought At last he said;
'And so, Bolton, you would blew on nm old
comradc, who had stuck to you through thick and
thin, because he had run you too hard once''
Il ,coull, if he gave ont at last, replied the law
yer
and YOU would forget how often he had served
YOU when none else would; and you would have
him laid BY the heels, and locked up, 10 ro, and
foster, and beat himself ogains, his prison walls
and lie there and rave, and curse The hour that he
came into the wOrd?-would yOl"
Iwould!'
'Or ryou didn'ts yon'd send him to kingdom
come, off hand?
'lhc iQU says that the witness must be dead!
repeated Bottom sternly.
'IIur suppose the man was me, Bo',on--you
old tried fricnd' said VI kins earnestly, drawing
his chair closer to the table, and leaning over it
uni speaking rapidly; 'me, VINO know so much o
your darl; doing-;-wlo never turned my back OF
YOU ti,l now,
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ITCHY esteemed Tor curing U eruption coarsress,
redncss and pimpes on the Hcc neck or hands, and
eaclupy cleansing the complexion and removing all dis
eases Of theskin.
Nothing CuLrhUtcs so much 10 our general srcccSsr re
lie rs uu engaging Tn, tpptu&nCe. This Lotion Is uGnry
ny most fragrant, ml safe wash, md greatly esteemed
tor It's virtues In cleansing, so.enue, and pu'ns INC
skin Of MI c.uplone, - injurious to female beauty, ana
restoring it to high degree OF purity.
beautiful and hoailhu complexion is the pride Of all
who possess it, aud the envy nj those who arc deprived Ut
IL,
A good uNrcl-arceis the best recommendations ma ~
the beauty ing lotion purics ,le skin, and removes all
pmpcs hlochcs tan suuburn, and rcdneSs, md ltotn-
bcluml hue, it is tic only cosmetic lady shoNl
u>e at her toilet
Ccn;llCn will also IN his delightful remedy to re-
move all rOngness, pimpes, rnsworS, spots, rethGss,
SORENESS Of the ce and and every Kind OF eruption
uA the surface Of the human body II is particularly rec.
commended to gentlemen 10 he used after shayhg 10 II VIII
went the otherwise certain effect of all common SOAP,
in turning The beard prcmaturcy grey,
For sale wholesale and reInil by FOSTER & BiCkiN'
SOY sole propreiors and successors to A. Hitchcock, CO.
M Green street, Utica ~ Y. WOODSTOCK, j. HGSS,
E'. Drpggist; White River Village, j. Q. Brooks; Wet
llurt0rdW w. II. SteelSharon, w .DownerRol
or Neyau3 & Fish; Wndsor, A. & II. Uardrer. l25.l!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-13
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From he Boston Daily -imGican,
WE WEEP VAIN.
BY CHAs. &. EAsTIAN.
We weep in van--ihe book Is shut
The frunloin scaled-and there
The one we loyGd 50 much is but
A breath Of summer mir
The eye is closed, the ear Is dull,
Alas! alas! SO beautiful.
We weep N vain-ahove her head
With all lis golden wealth,
STEPPED in cur tears the pail is spread,
So Young, so full Of health
Al. who that saw her yos'ernoun
Had dreamed to see her Mgs-so soon!
We weep in yain-thore!-let her sleep,
Icnea,A The maple tree,
The stars above her grave will keep
Their ysils. Sadly we
Return to liih, with G'ouy tear,
And one tie less to bind US here.