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basket in Baltimore they selling for cents aquart
gooseberries Sd. quart and currants Id
The fish markets we'll supplied, there being more
demand for this article while the weather is hot The
Washington market is kept very filthy condition it
is not fit for lady TO go into. If there is any to
gulae that place. hope he will attend to his business
The quotations given below do not vary materially
from present prices therefore give them without al
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Married.

At Brooklyn, the morning Of Thursday, 9Th inst by
the Rev. DR.. J, Brodhead Mr.. HARRISON OLMsrEAp, OF
the city Of New York to SARAH JANE LUFF only daugh
ter OF Martin Luf, Esq of the former place.
On Wednesday evening" 7th inst by the Rev. Mr.. Nc
Lean, Mr. JAS. H. RurrER, to Miss CoRNELIA 8. Eyer
youngest daughter OF the late Abraham g. Egerton
all of this city.
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MEDICAL.
10 100 ns ei Pea Hss DIS
.pesSy and %" cue Of
found By his age science s and
wi.ss. s sHs paS SGs
His ehsss, are moderate hi; sGn,9lta.ion: eendsnt
H the sses
D and % R Hq%s Red
I ZAP .hd PIPE. PIPES AT 4l,s CENTS FER FOUND-Ihe best
Tssh than i can have by any oher mole Of mar9factare
rss block I'll: Ss,1 and an safest article for GIo.oa
lead pr9potocabiy low o!de. received for putting nc the
nei Sf Canal aud Elm streets, Ney, YGIs srnnr,,
FANCY DRY GOODS
;'.,!aS Of S1sss; asssy Lss.s Ribbons; E$ssed:as:,
y s.ys sn gnsy v 1 . during
f' pe,. aGs GOOD sSSH. s
sEs nr s 'a e's:a fs @
from auction th, da}Oo new style stirred .ils P,ns at
cd ET As
Snds S and 6s S
ing house and the basement is well suited to that bosness
jelO liver
VONDERSMITH'S INDIAN COUGH BALM.
THE only remedy for consumption of the Ing, coughs
Gods bronch It's difficulty Of breathing, pain the side
ass I0Tf Ssass sS
a eee n Of S
M hGptas who .te bt and most 1tro,
The ioSwi1g the respectable py'i
DEAR We feel sn.quvcosI pleasure in opportunity
s % S. sni cur ys SpnG S
ifo@ its administration. We have used medicine up
sss ~ Ts
S sSssS
IN pronouKcing your medciae unryailed.
WA $S$ %fi! !;;ESSl &1T,rEN Mp. Arch st.
WT EyI LNdS sER MP g sam' PE;,s
Of M Of Shs Be m store
ptopieior written upon the label Of bottle
'''''''' ''' ''''' ''' =" f. W. voNDsRsNITH,
jelO 2weof'm no. lot Greenw oh street, Y.
o'''OA u s 11 kRAEE c aSn1 Nt:o'iADlh IN
the held . dy tn. faies VIM gen gentle
~ men were chosen Directors for The ensuing
hS% 9 Thompson. shapSs1s f knapp.
ieSrgs RapeIve. jon" q J,ns. ,'"'
j IisT;yw W 5sIy., k R:Si sSIf s;;,
iisn'y kssisnd chrs.an Fl a% ssna
James jaime: gIsTa J Jsss fts Us.y
G.Idser SAGE. gc;erh Boschaad; - >,
sESDASNS sSs s:ss,,; elected 'ff
Thi, against lots and damage
by Fire and also against burglary or houcbeskns the
PILLS OF EXCHANGE on all paris Of England Ire land,
ID scotland, in OF 95 TO- 49, SEQ unit.
for sale al y. }. sYLVESfERS.
jl06u ~ Wall street End 10 Broadway
CULLECIlONs on all parts of United States,
~ the favorable terms by
g. J. SYLVESTER,
jlO ctr aAWali street and 100 Broadway
ITNCURRENT MONEY Of all kinds purchased a, The
" lowest market rates
BANK OF ENGLAND NOTES, sovereigns. and
English Silver, bought and sold at -
s. sYLVESTER's,
ITO ctr % Wall street. and 1870 Broadway
hha fs1 t5l linz SS oIs sss i!s y
7 AaD--i5o kegs Pri.ne Leaf Lard for sale by
IL tlOr f. X. COLLINS & co Sc South street
ARD-29 hhds Cd quality Lard, I'm, order, sale by
IL ii0r ~ X. COLLINSk co. Sc South street
I ARD-l50 barrels prime Leaf Lard, for sale by
- jlOr H. X, COLLINS CO., 50 South street.
IVHEAr-i5Oo bu.hels PINE Illinois Wheat fJr sale b.
w iiOr u. COLLINS Co., Sc aaa nth street.
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%s 1s.s. b. os. y as. SYlh from $1,000
and SS s y " can 8 with
sy 1--WE isn r. s.netss;
Gns s @oi the place and buta few steps from
For further information apply at No. 81 Maiden Lane.
HA n ApAkTMENTs in Hou.tqr clos;
m2 I'm eodsec IVA W. YIN Wv
TO LET-spendd large rooms, well furnished FOR Single
ker street. near Broadway. ~ led imstc
A E E;sy GESTa Of steady habit.
~ +, S Fulton street Also atew day boad
or without is Sosd teri" '''0r 'nd ee
TiLBQRY FOR sALE.-A superior London made Tbu-
I've years. is.'F
mse 2w.ec So Lumber street.
wsS w dss ss "sn who s; aa:
,$ss! Xxx Gsy
snz %
CHEAP STRAW B0NNETs AND EMBROIDERlEs
ing of s s ws'5 dow
T 1 Be ed SS sssaa the oh
ton House and judge for III. mselves ie4 iwsec
THE o HOT q ns.6 cold SALT wATER BATHS. az the
lanai street are now speo for the accommodation Of both
Warm BH SIN an sn SeG Bah. IS cents
Cold Bath 1871 cents ieG line
FRENCH CAKCEL1 LAMPS, Candeaora,, LosiTes, &c
Of !he.s goods together with Of IicI,s
Ds''' a'f ST%SoN E'&%; 3 g. 's s%xFoA
Pr PEA inform his and the
% s n ss Ss % s'H:
b. friend. will not be backward coming forward viii ali
io ix N1N ''''' u g. of KSEisSsETT, Victim
VOLUNTEER i S9NFS 0 SR hSHT INFANTRY:
S Of from JSa the
.eyns with honor and inct9n the Chief Magistrate Of
Mfss. s
IKE h xSsi.
'vr H re 1vs Of % Fl 81 S S:iS Ss
FifsF RTF' SAPF4GoA1 WI l. EVEN M2RRIs
rI T"nsa Blues %s: 6 GaS'a'n s MaSSs
Livingston Guards Captain Roane.
SECOND BkIGADE-GEN. MAYTHER,
First BsitsIion-Coion:l Hare.
Indspsndsnce "% Gua1ds. a! Ca pSss cairns.
Mott omsIy, Guards, Captain Mayhsr.
SECOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BENSON
' Benson S1 G:as :.i csp! 1dn Bs
Msor General Lloyd whom officers of the will report
| Major General 9. 8. DOUGHTY
CHAs. y. BUTLER J. A. and Acting Aid DeCamp.
THIRTY-FIRsT DIVISION OF INFANTRY
The Officers Of this Diy.on. duty are invited to assem-
asassS @ Il
on the reception e the President Of he United
CHAs T. BUTLER j. A.. and Acting Aid De Camp.
BUNKER HILL.
LII Sons of New f. land desirou, join in the Delega
ton to be the Celebra ion Bunker Hill
Ai SG the Gasf S
OF taking such action in reference thereto be deemed
M. H. GRINNELL, Chai IN m.
G w. Belts, Secretary. j.io2t
REPEALERS ATTEND!!
THE mbes Of the United Irish Repeal Association of this
Of the 7h kesolv ed-That the friends of Ireland
and those in vor restoring her people the rgh' Of sell
OF city, for the reception Of the President Of The United
States.
They therefore desired assemble hour place
which the Grand Marshal may designate for them:
The hepealers OF the neghong cities invited to unite
| with association.
It hoped that every friend of Irish Liberty md the naien-
| able rights of man wi, be found among us
epsraysr corner Of Broaawsy and Ibe ty street
E s1$sEHSsiR' ! d y SEHHE
,,,.. + SSSS SS3SSSSSSSSs0N' COMMITTEE
| MEDICAL AID.-DR. GLOVER, appris,, those who de
prac,ca expesnce that he will be found at his Of
flies; at hour the day evening The Doctor has beer
engaged IN an Office practice for the last this city;
have engaged his attention during that time The dis
coveIle IN chemistry has nut INTO his hands
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CHEAP DOUBLE DAHLiAs-The Subscribers will sell
- he balance of their Double Dah, 10 cents each, il
called for the ensuing week, - ,>,,,,, a.,
ji0 tsr Nlbbo pONLAt. oIe DOORWAY.
~ seen az the oncrvaiofy Of kibo Dunlap, Monday
Evening Our friends and the public are respectfully IN.
vitsd 10 call and see TN, g0IgC Gus IL .wcr..
jl0 Itsr NIbLO Il DUNLAP SIG Broadway.
ITO SPIRIT DEALERS-For sale, the stcct Of Liquors
untensls and tx OF doug first rate IN
IN the yl To person havig capital OF om $500 70
S0e. WILL en1iy, be found TO be eligible invest
ment None without cash need apply Further particulars
nay be learned by Addressing note TO MI PETER WOT-
fEKSPOON, at the Herald Office. jc0 ltsm
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M A RITIM E Il Z r A l. [
Sailing Days OF the Steam ships.
Packets Co Arrive.


We shall esteem 1t favor. If Captains of Vessels will NV
to Commodore HoBERr SrLvnv, Of News fleet Ne
p9ri Of the Shipping len g. the Port whence they sailed tn,
Foreign Newspapers News they may have. lie viii
board tiwm Immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents homo abroad will also a favor by
sending to this Okce all the Marine Intelligence they car
obtain. Nautical Information Of End viii ne thankfully
RECEIVED.
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MEDICAL AID; DIR; GLOVER, appIis., those who de
NA site to multi physician of regular medical
and practical experience that he will be found Of
fees at hour the day evening The Doctor has been
engaged Office practice for the this city;
and the author Of several those diseases that
have engaged his attention dunn that time. The dis
covees IN chemistry has his hands
Dies which quick rioming His medicines
plTcels at ST. with a recessay drectons and
small DO giving syrnporus treatment aud Offices
No. Ann entrance Attn door IRON the Museum
lamp a, inner door ito 1tsr
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woodruff MintunBarls Mand,rin Collev, NBedford.
r. veil CO; clr, Eyre, Canton w WeImore-Brgs Arr
Rhn ,sS Bsl Card IIiny. NE Roslh; Copmscs Ppl
Dmon7schrs Joseph Ellen Rider, Proyincetown, Mass
Brett Vose Free Trader, Haett, Portland. Badger Peck
Amelia, rong Wilmington NC, Ogden.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
fl'HESE f.g.frned sud celebrated rs from portux
We perc.,y. be ob,.ossiu ~ ccuofrys ssedysTuss
n snt On y ian --,s'st. fc-rs tsr,'
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FIKE WUKKS.
ISAAC EDGE, JR., PYROTECHNIST.
THE most extensive, varied, aud brilliant eXhibona Fire
Works manufactured Nj, other country,
now ready Tor delivery the lowest lots suit
n,itees and parties for the OF Fourth Of July the
United States Laboratory Jersey CITY.
Oder, left with j. w Holbertcn, IS MAIDEN Lane at
NIbo's Garden, will receive immediate attention.
Goods delivered OF the free of expense.
81 oJu10 issec
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MOUNT CROTON GARDEN, near the Distributing
I1 Reservoir 40h street.-The subscriber sctfuly
form, his friends and the public in general that he has opened
the above Garden aud rsady furnish them with the
best Of Liquors mes segars, aid Other Refreshments
Bouquets beautifully made up at low prices
10 NOAH TJJGWELI,.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-01
SALE Nv BANKRUPTCY.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy, for the
county of Madison in the State of Mssis-
sippi, | will sell before the court house
door in the town Of Canton, in said county
on Monday
The l0M day of April neat,
for cash, the following described assets
surrendered by William Varnoll a bank,
rupt, viz:
One hundred bushels of corn, one
horse; ten head of cattle; eleven
head of sheep; one double barrel shot
gun; one brass clock; Judgment in Ma
olson circuit court for about 600 dollars in
the name of r A Kent vs. G II Fitzgerald,
} Cryder and A Cla k, transferred to said
Varnell.
w. F. WALKER, Assignee.
march "a, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-01
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

A S Assignee in Bankruptcy for the
"a comfy of Madison in The State o.
Mississippi, will sell before the court
house door in the town of Canton, in said
county, on Monday
The 10Th day Of April merit,
for cash, the following described assets sur.
rendered by VIM. p. Cooke, a bankrupt,
viz:
Thirty shares Of stock in the Citizens
Bank Of Madison county, Mississippi, on
which fifteen dollars per share have been
paid; one horse, saddle, bride, martingale
and blanket; small leather trunk; one
pistol backgammon board and glass Ian.
tern.
W. F. WALKER, Assignee.
march "a, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-01
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

As Assignee in Bankruptcy for the
county of Madison in the State OF MiSsis-
sippi, | will sell before the court house
door in the town of Canton, in said county,
on Monday
The ION day of April merit,
for cash, the following described assets
surrendered by Edward r. Anderson, a
bankrupt, viz:
The following acc lunts, one on VIM b
Jones 81; one on John ID Mclean decd.
for l65; one on james II. Andrews SO !;
Samuel Matthew 10; the certificate of the
clerk showing fees due for services as COR
oner 10; also the following accounts for
fees, for services rendered as coroner, viz !:
for serving notice on the sheriff and his
suretes in the case of VanVacter and
Walker vs.. Eli B. Warren so; for serv-
ing like notice in the case of Foster and
Ea'tin VS.. Boleer, Prewitt, & CO. ) so;
serving like notice in the case f LeGtaud
Admr. &c. VS.. Samuel Blrrow 80; for
holding inquest over the hoIy IF James
Thompson II SO; Tor serving notice on
sheriff and surelies in favor OF e. Cicero
B p; same service in favor of A l. Nell
8 25; same service in favor of Thos Neal
3 25; same service in favor of NJ Fakood
6 same service in favor of John F. With
erspoon 6; same service on sheriff in ia
vor of Abram Roberts l so: serving
process on Green q Hamblin in favor Of
N. g. ]. Dick, g. co. 3; levying fl. ia. in
favor of Samuel Walker vs.. Hamblin s.
Walker 2; serving subpoena in the same
case 2; to serving ceriiorari in the case of
a l. Nell VS.. Hamblin and surctics so;
serving capias on VIM Hunt in favor OF
Samuel lIumb!in 3; serving notice on
Hamblin and sureties in favor of John llar.
gon 8 3; serving like notice on fIambin and
sureties in favor of W p McGimsey g.;
serving like notice on Ham lin and sure.
ties in favor Of f ii Powell 6; holding in
quest over the body OF Rol ert Ridley TO-
serving notice on lIamblin and surclIes in
the case Of Foster g. Easion vs.. BOlccr,
Preweit h co. 4 so.
VIM. +. WALKER, Assignee,
march 81, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-01
StLE Is BtkHRUpTCy

A s Assignee in Bankruptcy "a,
IA county Of Maids ii in The S,a,,
Mississippi, viii sell before the =,
house door in The town of Canton, in ,
county, on Monday
The l0M day of April merit,
for cash, the following described assets ,
rendered byCharles P. Williams, a ba,
rupt, viz:
The following accounts, for the anon
and against the persons following: d
Waskom fol 500; Ransom Cook 80;
V. Dion 200; Samuel Waskom 25; ].
Little 3 rs; ii. Crawford 40: John O
ter 80; also note on Lack, Glove,
Mitchell for 50.
WIN. F. WALKER, Assignee,
march "a, lS43
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-01
SALEM BANKRUPTCY.

A S Assignee in Bankruptcy for the
"a county of Madison, in the State Of
Mississippi, | will sell before the court
house door in the town of Canton, in said
county, on Monday
The lOh day Of April nert,
for cash, the following described assets sur
rendered by Archibald Clark bankrupt,
viz:
One yoke of oxen; one shot gun; one
thousand pounds of bacon; the following
notes on The persons and for the amounts
following: w II Young for 10 dollars; w
J White 25, Martin A yarneIl 50; John
HaIIrgrn lO1 90; David Fields 81; NJ V
Mum s.; w HAYS 25; John Haynes 40;
Jo0u IIa> nrs so; II A Ellis; 40; I A Ellis
20; J u Damn and G ii Fitzgerald 200;
q Ii Fitzgerald 200; 6 II Fitzgerald 306;
w ID Fitzgerald 24S so; b II Cook $40;
f E Cryder two notes each for as; F E
Cry der SO; an account on The estate of Ii
l. Dinwddie deceased for 20: a receipt of
Charles Eastman for "a SO to take up
draft on Leigh, Maddnx & CO; Mitchell
Callahan and Gilespie's receipt for IS.
w. F. WALKER, Assignee.
march 81, lS43.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-01
SALE Nv BANKRUPTCY.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy, for the
county of Madison in the State of Missis-
sippi, | will sell before the court house
door in the town of Canton, in said county
on Monday
THE ION day Of april nert,
for cash, the following described assets
surrendered by William Z. Anderson, a
bankrupt, viz
One double barrel shot gun; s head of
sheep; the following notes on the persons
and for the amounts following: M league
for 200 dollars; Kills Walton Oil; Will
Hanson Smith IS so, credit by 5; Missis.
sippi q Alabama Rail Road co 1895, an
account on R w Harper for Is; an acct
on VIM Read for s. an account on w N
Thorn for IS; an abcount on Williamson
Smith for 25 dollars.
VIM. F. WALKER, Assignee.
march "a, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-01
SALEM BANKRUPTCY.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy, for th'
county of Madison, in the State of Misss
sippi, | will sell before the court house
door in the town Of Canton, in said county,
on Monday
The 10Th day of April neat,
for cash, the following described assets
surrendered by John Smith, a bankrupt
viz:
Fifty shares of stock in'the Mississippi
Rail Road company; $50 shares of stock
in the Citizens Bank of Madison county
an account on Bell & Gaines for 81 dol
lars; also the following notes on the per-,
sons and for the amounts following: J. Men
200 dollars; Osman Claiborne, deceased
$40; Williamson Smith 10000; X. W,
Harper 300; James Morton SIS; one ha,'
of note on A. Courtney for SS@ uor
lars.
w. F. WALKER, Assignee
march "a, l943.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-01
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY

A S Assignee in Bankruptcy for the
N county of Madison, in the State of
Mississippi, | will sell before the court
house door in the town OF Canton, in said
county, on
Monday the 10Th day of April neat.
for cash, the following described assets
surrendered by David M. Porter, a bank.
rupt, viz :
A note on Samuel D. Livingston for
500; note on H. A. Garrett for 1864.
and an account on said Garrett for Sl25:
also said Porter's legal and equitable in,
terest in the following judgments, paid in
part, by him as surety for The principal de.
PENDANTS, viz: Yeatman & Woods vs. R
H. Marshall for S3,sl6 O6; siIverburg
q Rollins VS. same for about S4,764 40:
Park & Erskine VS. same for about S33I5
SO; Harris, Kelly g. Co. VS. VIM Hin
for about S7,2SS 43; John B. Byrne vs.
James M. Buckner for about SO 800.
W. F. WALKER, Assignee.
March 25, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-01
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy for the
county of Madison in the State of Misss.
sippi, | will sell before the court house door
in the town of Canton, in said county, on
Monday the l0h day of Aprilner
for cash, the following described assets sur
rendered by Thomas B. Waiter, a bank
rupt, viz
One shot gun; the following accounts
on the persons and for the amounts follow
ing: H. Hayman 81 So; J w Comfort so;
Anderson Webb 3 49, John Kennedy 9 SIS !:
- McKievor 90 81 Solomon Ellis 1 20;
James Lancashire So Henry Higgen-
hotham 700; also the following notes on
the persons and for the amounts following:
WIN Morgan 1875; NJ c Cayce 81, with a
credit of IS; John B Sanders % A. D..
Alderman note (amount not namely Jesse
Lincoln 225, 80 balance due on note.
VIZ. WALKER, Assignee.
march q, 1913,
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-01
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
march "a, 1913.

A S Assignee in Bankruptcy for the
IN county of Madison in the State Of
Mississippi, viii sell before The court
house door is the town of Canton, on
Monday, the 10Th day Of April nert,
for cash, the following described assets sur
rendered by Milford N. Prewett, bank
rupt, viz:
A judgment in Madison Circuit Court
at October Term, 1898, in favor of Bote.
Ter, Prewett & Co. against jam W. B.
Hntchins for 1868 SO; also three iudg.
ments favor of Boteler, Prcwett & Co. in
Winston Circuit Court, rendered on three
several promissory notes made by Jesse
Christian, Thomas D. Council and A. M
Monroe, each for $4,000 and bearing
date in November, 1886, the said notes
being payable in s, ii, and 20 months; an
account on R. M. williamson for abou,
$40 20; lot in the city of Richmond,
Texas. it being lot number in block
number 1873. Also the following land
Claims in Texas, viz: live league and la
hor certificates, issued by Ike board OF
land COMMISSIONERS for Shelby county:
two bounty claims, one number 1903 for
| ,2SO acres, and the other number Ais
Tor ,28O acres. Also the Head Right OF
said Piewett, number lS6 for $50 acres.
W. +. WALKER, Assignee
March %, lS43
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-01
SALE ~ BANKRUPTCY.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy for the
county of Madison in the State OF Mlssls-
sippi, will sell before the court house door
in the town of Canton, in said county, on
Monday the I'm day of Apail nert
for cash, the following described assets sur
rendered by Seth L. Barrow, bankrupt,
viz:
One buggy and harness, one watch, and
all the interest Of said Barrow in two ne
groes now in the possession OF Henry Bar
row in TeXas-also one note against oam-
upl Barrow as administrator of Inc estate
of VIM Barrow for about Sl97l so, with
several credits amounting 10 about 364 TO-;
also the interest of said Barrow in the fol-
lowing accounts due the late firm OF Wo-
mack & Barrow of which said Seth l. l'ar-
row is the surviving partner for ~
amounts and on the persons following; /
B & S F Noble 7 so; Louis Whtc6ides
decd, so Benz, A, Dunn 40 50; Mat
thew Young 10; Craft Il Shields l6 25 !;
Geo. w Coffee, decd 12 lS; II. w. John
son, decd. SO; DF Wilson 81 70; John
Steger Q ; VIM Fitzpatrick IS; II Morris
SO 25 Coffee & Hodges 81 81; John H..
Mallory so: jeremiah HUFFMAN 10 so;
John Dickev 10 IS; w Harvey, decd. 25,
bluford Mitchell 90 SO; Benjamin Magru-
der 3 SO: John Bell GO: Perry Cohea
a 81; Lot Watkins Q 90 Jas. J King l 33,
Thomas Taylor . SO; s c Farrar so;
Graves & Little A so: Thomas J. Coffee
$50; James H Patterson 10 25; A c Draw
ley % "A Mizels 6 Jas H Mcriw ether
25 Wooley & Dickey 8; George r Fall
IL l24
w. WALKER, Assignee.
march "a, 1843.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-01
SALEM BANARUPTCY.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy for the
county of Ma iIson in the State OF Missis-
siopi, will sell before the court house
door in the Town of Canton, IN said coun.
", on Mon'ay
The 10Th day of April merit,
for c. sh, the following desfrl5ed assets sur
rente ed by Stephen NJ. Old, bankrupt,
viz:
TIE f,llow'ng notes for the amounts
and on the persons following: two mics
on r. P lawrence, one for $l6 30, and
the other FIR 81 %; Person Lewis $50;
JIM Mari so; E w Klbbee Z; james Cor
del. ID; A q Chapman rs; DC Moore e;
Neal Slaw,s estate II rs; also the follow
ing accounts, Tor the amounts and on the
persons following, to wit Robert Tu ker
400; John ID r,en's estate 20 Ralph
Campbell ID rs; james Wright 2 80; W
II Hall 8; w S ki5ber Al; G z Young 8;
Wan. Gray3 K NJ williamson so; Thpm.
ls HldnlI $50; D NJ Porter 3; John lay
CT 49,; James Runnels 10.
Also, one bureau.
VIM. F. WALKER, Assignee,
march u, 1913. !
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-01
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

A S Assignee in Bankruptcy, for the
"a county Of Madison, in the State O
Mississippi, will sell before the cour
house door in the town of Canton, in sale
county, on
Monday The l0h day of April merit,
for cash, the following described assets sur.
rendered by Richard w. Harper, bank.
rnpt. VIZ:
One COW and calf. Also the following
promissory notes on the persons and for
the amounts following: John H. Cole for
for 1865; c. C. Neel for Sll; A. Brown
81 90 (balance due); |. c. Groves for
500; o. H. p. Davis for 1874 %; John
White for Sl2 so; Solomon Ellis for SIS;
Joiner for $26; Colin Pcarce for
$3.50 l3 (balance due); also the following
accounts on the persons and for the ANTS
following: - Myers for 81; B. Long
for 81 so; Gabriel Allen decd for S43;
- Thomas for s.; Philip Crump for
$40 so; Turner Harris for 81; Jordan
Moore for So; A. Brown $23 so; H.
decd for 81 81; - Munson
for So; VIM. Chambers for 81, (baI. due)
w. c. Curry for 81; B. LAHORE for 81;
John Read for 81 so; VIM. Chambers
for 81; N. & ]. Dick & Co. for S25 so;
= Lamar for IS; James Pritchard for
500 25.
W. i. WALKER, Assignee.
march "a, 1913.