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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-02
NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET!
CORRECTED WEEKLY, FROM THE
"PICAYUNE."

Exchange on England, at sight,--pr'
Do do GO days, 64a64 prm
Do Paris, so days $3.50 a 5i35'
DO New York, at sight par aiprm
Do New York, 60 days, do IA dis.
DO Boston, at sight A a 4 prm
Do Boston, 60 days 4 dis.
Do Philadelphia, atsight 4asprm
Do Philadelphia, 6odays IA dis
Do Baltimore, at sight 4aiprm
Do Baltimore, 60 days 4al dis.
U. States Treasury Notes, lalipm
Sovereigns > vi S4aS4 81
Spanish Doubloons SIG 3OaSi6 so
Patriot do - $l5 5oa$l5 SIS
American Gold --- Aal prem.
90 franc pieces - S3 SOaS3 80
Mexican Dollars par.
Half Dollar par.
Dimes par al prm
NEW ORLEANS CITY BANKS.
Bank of Louisiana, pays specie.
Gass Rank pays specie.
Mechanics ~ Traders, pays specie.
Union Bank pays specie.
City Bank pays specie.
Louisiana State Bank pays specie.
Carrollton Bank pays specie.
Canal Bank pays specie
Commercial Bank 23a25 dis.
Consolidated Bank 32a3i dis.
Citizens Bank 35a37 dis.
Improvement Bank COATS dis
Exchange Bank $500 60a65 dis.
Bank of Orleans 45a50 dis.
Atchafalaya Bank S4aS7 dis.
Com. Bank, Natchez,c'ks( 7.,o die
on Merchants Blk N. O}
NOTES OF THE MUNICIPALITIES.
Municipality No. One = l2al4 dis
Municipality No. Two Ia 8 dis
Municipality No. Three e5"6S dis.
uNcuRRENT MONEY. disc'nt.
United States Bank Notes 50a55
Ala. State Bank g. Branches l4a l6
Planters Blk p. N. Natchez, 6oa63
Agricultural Post Notes 4Sa52
Grand Gulf 70a7l
Mississippi Union Bank - s4ae7
Com. g. K. R. Blk, yicksburg, 90a93
Georgia Banks uncertain.
Virginia & South Carolina par al
WESTERN BANKS. disc'nt.
Cincinnati Banks par a 2
Ohio Country Banks 5alo
Kentucky Banks par a
Indiana Banks = =. Lac !
State Bank of Illinois 60a65
Bank of Illinois, Shawneetown, 60a65
Tennessee Banks aala
Arkansas Banks 60a65
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10
REMDNED

BHANNAN & cos Oh Dominion Clahia- Store to the o.
ste Nde Of the street and facing the Fr,rkr Hotel Ic-
''''' '''S''''
W ""uIl etinrlee u- opportunity and iafu
known 70 The citizens Of Richmond vicinity ami TN, 81. a.,
W constantly keep on hand Clothing al KIM and NOR -
I o' e current and approaching Vhch we VIII 81 :,
Ieu,eu prices Tor cash We respectfully invite all 10 e, ~ H.
seet our stock whether they goods or not Am &C.,,
" Us at On not please in every respect nay be returned ar,
he money refunded 0J-An goods warranted. IA . ~
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RICHMOND, VA, APRIL 10, lS43.
RICHMOND DAILY WING;

rrnss or susscRruoSro City sub.cher- $500 p.r YEA,
and for shorter period when -snt BY mail sio-pa,aL. I'm
all In advance.
ApVrsrisiSsfor square ---) on. is.
ton 70 cents two insertions 81 lgl 81 so and
every sneeeeiing insertion II cents
Transient advertisers pay advance
The number of insertions Of Advertisements noted on the
MS hsy onsercd tn be STONED and chan,
81 accordingly Or Orders tn stop al-o be- writing
Annual Advertisers $50 squares. and in that
proportion for advertisements greater length and $40 for one
SQUARE except Aueuonees and Lottery dealers charged
300, paper ineluded)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10
TO FARMERS AND MERCHANTS.

JOHN \. GORDON
offers for sale the following articles for cash.
negotiable paper. or In exchange for country
produce, and 20 Puuctual customers
the usual time:
- T. Croir, r. Rico. and y. o. Sugar
- Single, double * uib- Loaf do
West India s. Orleans Nollses hi,ls andbss-
Fine old lava
IAguira, Green White
Old and new crop Rio COFFEE.
81. Domingo * Angustura
C. Powder Imperial Young Hyson and Black Tea
pepper Alspice. Ginger Cloves and Nutmcgs
Copperas. Nader ant Indigo
sole Leather good damaged
Henri, Ped Cords, and Plough Lines
Cotton Lines
Cut and Wrought Nails and Brads
Powder. Shot Pig and Bar Lead
Cap Letter and Wrapping Paper
shoe Thread, fine and
soap Starch, Fg blue and Chocolate
Window Class and Putty
Cotton Yarns from different Factories
Bar Iron SweteS English & American
Hoop Rand 4 Sheet Iron l. Nail Ro..a
steel American & English Blsteryd Cast l. German
Copper BaAcrs sheaunE 4
ZiHc. speEor Block Tn
Tin Plate. common Kind and loaded Tor roofing
Win OF sizes
Winter Strained IamS oil
Live Geese Ftalhers
Tubs. iron and bound
Polished, wagon ant Bores
Bacon city cured and western
" N.B-Country produce sold on commission.
NH 0O-dScrf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10
GROCERIES,.

I n HHDS superior crop Porto Rico Sugar
lO 20Obags RIO Coffee
so DO. Old Java Coffee, imported ls3g
SO do. ST. Domingo Coffee
20 do. white I-aguira Coffee
- terees Rice
10 hays Pepper
5000 bs- Baltimore Bacon
IS relms Wrapping Paper
- be. Baltimore Whskey
hhds- do
half pipes French Brandy
pipe Gin
BIDS Nipple Brandy
hLs Cordial
Now receiving and offered for sale. veryIow
WIN. ANDERSON. IT,
mn ~ Onrosie Columbian InteI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10
Madeira, sherry and :,or, Wines.


TIVE subscribers pleasure attention of the traer
II and Their fen- generally recently made 9TH
The Me-srs blackburn procure the dHar.nt
qualities Of Made Sherry and Port place which they
with confidence and pleasure recommend The
peeahe standing ~ the Mes blackburn glaranee
order for their Wines viii BE- compliance with agree
nent Tbe subscribers solicit orders Of
ton OF Me1- George and Robert blackburn Co
me Old Reserve LnDion Particular choice London
secial Bual harnsy and Tnta from
Mercy and oportn selected by Msssr
Ihe fond Of sheres and Po have opportunity
agency 10 command the and different
qualities and prices can be seen application
NH p DUNLOP. A Ay.r,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10
GARDEN SEED
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE.
Wholesale and Retail, by
W l. vi ALMER.
"A KTTCHOk E--Grocn Globe

Al
n ASPABAGtS-Ciant ~ Dutch
BUNCH BEANS-Iary Mohawk. Do yellow weeks Do China
rel eye do hall moon. du. Rachael 10. Roy, Dwarf
POLE BEANS-Iltse Lima snail d. scarlet runnen Dutch
cas-, nr nnr' ,su e,ahn"fy tfenth So'-1n
- - n'i 'p'hP Long HOOD Manse "urtheh white
lam Hrr 1870 r
Druuicad Fiat butch Ia,re Bergen p,rnh.,d s,vov
Green CURED Savoy, Rel Dutch Tutnip Rooted
CARROTr-Early Iiorn Long Orange At,,inyh,m
CRfSS-Cutled OF Pcpteterls.
c.iE en- ~ snmI,1S ''i Late
CUCIiMBrR-"ions C,.e, r,,,, p. I'll, ,,.. MIL.
IoRN-r,,I, -. - 10y $1,000 '''"N"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10
l. ANDRETH'S
w WARRANTED GARDEN SFFOS

AN this DAY opening sprns SUNNY n q IT. -.
u vel known establishment Dav,d Iaufre, ,yto ~
of several yeirs given general satisfaction I'm. f,I,,,
CONSIST IN part ofiHy present assortment
asparaeru.' Arishose Melon water
NJ .ar LIZ -, DO mountain tPog,
DO Mange Wutrzs 80 C,,ro1
r. t nm s-s1t Mustard; Nasturtfan
"'IHN no''eI''aial Onion silver skin
NJ 1. - Do We;heufe3
10 red specified valentine rar,lev -
Do brown DO NJ -
DO China white rcd eye P,r.r, ol ss-
n rr1-Sa---Ey feas iantfeth's elfr. early
Do - ysf,.. DO ansc naunWfat
DO Scarlet runners m, -, .a-s
=, Pr M ai.I e6hss;s:-es- -
Rorsco s Ratish long seaIls, ,hort ,o7
Cabbage early YORK n W "''nlP
DO Landreths large york Do bl,es s-,,,.h
DO early Sugar hslf N. - f-.n.--
DO large Dulmhead
Do fat Dutch D., a'''He' Wits
DO DrlInhead Savoy $50
Do early BauerSea s.t--sL
Do green cuEled Savoy n t-.. .S-l- sI'o9
DO red Dutch for picking sou,.b - 49,
Crery wb,,c Do Lima or cocoa
~ '''' tomatoes
c., ea rurnP, ast Dutchly. earl
Cucumber, long green DO 49, -,
- p',r,' - - IAN Do Rua Basa
- -Ail pIii'e DO stone
- 49, a. -, Do Dales Hybrid
Lettuce, early cabbage IT,.---
Do large eurci In1ia Corn
NJ C" 60 C r-'sh The above are warranted 10
Do lee - be genuine. and the quail
- il ~ D. ues OF the seeds the vcnder wish
NJ lavid Lambeth sight -rcc5orf ts-. y,
te that isy viii upon prove n h. a.
foreign Importation are usually collected in Ia
y b-Ihe subscriber orders for fruit and or,
trees shrubs hot AMI green house Plants Pre, ,.1
s-'' may Dc ma gratis on application
JAP Atthe Richmond Medical Emporium RebSo,G =,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10
ROBERT MOTT,

SsTf es0r % ~ ErcAa-rs Bas&. RNAzsaA J-irri-f-.
NJ received further supply % Paints
n = Narn-iis- with Painters Bris.- as-l
M nj Of French AMI AHrcan Window stIO
reasonable
y "A large SUPPLY soap Stone Paint for al. low d.
peror paint for Tin shnSed Roof RS
dc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10
BOLTON 4 HARRISON.

DOLlON N HihhlNUN.
Druggists q ApOthecnrics, corner of Vain and
GorcrRor Streets ,beigtr the Eagle RuiHs)
I'VE Subscribers having oicned Store respectfully
Il offer country others an extensive assert
mtnt Of Drugs Chemicals Paints Wall colours &c which
they VIII sell on the lowest terms.
Epson ssf. Flour Sulphur Camfhor, Magncsia, scnna
Mama. Castor oil m bottles soda Washing
Potash AMI Peariash sahrtus,
SAT- Peire Jamaica Ginger Ssidliiz and Powders
White Lead Liusccd OIL Spirits Turpcniuc. Copli Narnish
Jafan Vanish Venetian Red Spanish Brown Vcrdrrs
Blue and Green Ncriter Pans White. Dutch PINK.
Red Lead Ruc. Red and Yellow Paint. Window Ghss
yellow oehIe, Rose Pins. Indian Red. Imperial Green
Chinese Buo sap Green, pep Lakc. Klsomnc 10 new article
for walls
surh ounInc Morphine &c wha supply ~ scssrs chew
ing ana SMOKING tobacco, suuf.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10
SPRING AND SUMMER HATS

OTKING MD 81 NNIEK HATS.
JUsr received per schrs. lynch
burg and Leonun-. beautiful assortment OF
- Spring md Summer Hats,
S&h CONSISTING Of Pearl Cashmere. orer Brush Drab
- Russia. ieghorn, Sea grass and Palm I-af Hats:
Also some very light Beaver. Nutra and Castor Just
thing Tor Spring. light md elegant:
Also boys and infans LsEborn Hats the
best style. Please look
County Merchants AMI Planters find advaniag.
To examine my complete in ever, pare
hr and viii De -nh small advance Of price.
Tor cash GEO W. FERRY.
Fashionable Halter. Main 81
One door above Van Lew, Smith Cos Hardware Store
NH 30
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10

d CASES NEW & DESIRABLE GOODS
- received Nassau. and opening Purchasers are re-
s7c,ifl'y invited 10 caB and examine them
mh' JOHN WRIGHT
RACON.-City Cured Bacon Hams. Mid
~ ding, Shoulders and Joe OF superior sr,fry R,r,s,
eStu Ntlhnrs-f,r .air hy mh U VI BURTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
The subscribers. manufacturers and Wholesale
dealers i'm Foreign and Domestic
SrHR w CnOnS

EsPECIfJLlN have leased the large
and spacious store under the Exchange Reading Rich
mont IsIha Wicfc they intend conducting
Goods Business. Their all times comprise m
extensive assortment oi every article their line
when y VIII DE supplied weekly nom their mandatory
the North where they number OF years been e,n.v
engaged in The manufacture OF STRAW GOODS their
eNenee as manufacturers they enabled Offer every
10 their line az the rrv r N5rttr-H priccs fer CfSH They
respectfully sol, Merchants Mness ant IN general to
taI and examine their stock which folul raic an
extensive variety OF LEGuoEN STR Nv. CYPRESS WILLOW
ami FANCY BRAID EoNNETS. Also. LEGUORN. PANAMA
CfAL FLOWERS. &. *
The subscribers would an cali ,uenonof Merchants and
o,ets sonS Noh IN their Establishment NO. %, Cedar
street. Ncw Sor. where they will frl am offensive 1
meut Of straw Goods and prices cannot fail 20 give sttc-
uon r. -' W. s p ?. CARPENTER
fThc L,nchlurs vrgnian ami Fredericksburg Arst, Will
copy ist and forward hin th.Sod1ce
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-20

SERVED HIM RIGHT.--The Philadel-
phia Sentinel states that young man
entered the sleeping apartment ola
young and handsome bound grlin his
fathers family, and attempted TO take
improper liberties. When he entered
the room, he cut lock of her hair,
to ascertain if she was asleep. He
then left the room and shortly return
ed and in the mean time the girl pro-
yided herself with a dirk knife, and
when he returned and was about get
ting into the bed, she stabbed him in
the hand and in fonr or FIVE ditferen
places in the side. His hand morti-
fed and was subsequently amputated,
and he died short time afterwards.
The girl was only in her fifteenth
year aud has the law on her, side.
Those who properly appreciate
virure and the resolution to preserve
1t at all hazards, should purchase this
girls time anc provide home for
her, where she will bc independent.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-20
CIRCUIT COURT.

The Circuit Court, Judge Bennett.
presiding, commenced It's labors in
this place ON Thursday morning last.
We are informed that there are no ca
ses Of importance to be tried at this
Term, and Notwithstanding the great
increase Of criminal cases elsewhere,
in this Circuit, we are proud to be a.
BILE to say, SO far as ourknowledge ex-
tends, that there is not state case on
our docket.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-20


tto word, ard I'lI light upon You Lie
a slavey on q woodehock. Ny censi'
luenh sonl mo here, and w. You want
10 door lti, q Legged aDluhl, hop on
lusl a, soon ~ you like. Though I'm
nom The back country, I'm a lcelle
smarter lhanany other quadfupod you
eau lap oul of this drove"
Anol .hls admirable hafanguc, he
pot HI. bowie kn f. between his teeth
AID took up hi, ri1e vile, "eome hOfe
old Sake, and stand by mol' q, same
time presenting Il nj the chairman,
who, however, had seen such people
before. After some oSpostulalion the
man was persuaded lhs, he belonged
10 tho lower chamber, upon which he
shcathed his knife, flung his gun on
his shoulder, and with "a profound
congco, remarked, "Gentlcmcn, | beg
your pardon, but " ! didn't think that
az lower room was n gtoggcfy, may
! be shot."--Picoyne.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-20
SHERIFFS SALES.

The following article, from the
Natchitoctfes { La. Herald, is equally
applicable, in countless instances, to
the State of Mississippi. If such
facts do not awaken our people to the
Importance of advertising sales by
the Sheriff, and public sales of any
kind, then argument is useless, and
Shylocks may thrive, while he who
has lsbored and toilcd for Years to
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-20

on Inc 4lh inst, With 4 runaway ne.
gro, belonging u Mr. Todd, who ~
sldos mar WhrvenlOu, snd sons stray
ln1Ies aud d poncy. Having hnder
stood that lhr inulss belonged 10 The
flbv. 4. n. 6mycs ~ ihs place, he
loli them here MT q. not being Al
home NJ ils dma aud went over The
f,yerioc nscy tic negro home, which
he did, Tor winch Mr.. Todd paid him
so. And OH horrible 10 rebate no
came hack here on the 5lli lust and
commenced gambling with some
blaeIIcgs who lnfcsl our towns md
boing young and inexperienced, 10
soon lost all his monty nnd u gold
watch worth rs " 90 dollars, and
borrowed some 90 dollars rom dii.
lcrent persons In town Tor the pur.
pose, as he said, Of making chang,
which he Lost also. lie then started,
ns no said, TO 10 homes but feeling
himself disgraccd, aud unwilling TO
meet his family, I've loitered along 40.
III the 9th inst. when he got up rs far
as DIR. RandnlI's at Woodlawn, he
there borrowed n gun, a. he said, to
shoe, a bird or squirrel. Ia the course
of a few minutes the Doctors family
heard the gun fire, and after waiting
some time for him 10 return and'his
failing to do so, they went to the
place where they heard the report
Of the gun, and found him in a sitting
posture by a fence dead, with his
brains blown out--having stuck the
breech Of the gun in the ground and
placed the mozzle against his fore"
head!
We have been thus particular in
giving statement Of this horrid at
fair, hoping that it may deter others
from pursuing the same course
What "A solemn warning to the youth
Of our country!--Selma Free Press.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-20
" Ut TFS'NII 1SSPNO0f N~O'F
UNFORTUNATE DEBTOR.

A SMILE.-Who can tell the value
of a smile. 1t costs the giver nothing,
but it lis beyond price to the errlng
and relenting--the sad and cherries,
the lost and forsaken L. disarms
undergraduates temper--turns ha.
tired to love-revenge to kindness
and paves the daikened path with
gems Of sunlight A smile on the
brow betrays kind heatt---a dutifdl
son, and a happy husband II adds
charm to beauty-dccorates the
face OF the deformed, and makes love.
ly woman resemble the angels Of
paradise. Who will refuse to slnilel
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-20

GtrIt is stated inthe Baltimore Re-
publican; that man named StceIe;a
resident Of Orange co., N. {. lately
had some difficulty with his brother,
and had raised his gun with the in
tention of shooting him, when his
mother ran between them at the mo.
ment of firing, and received the con-
tents Of the gun, which caused her
death Immediately.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-20
A LARGE AND VALUABLE TREE.--

A LARGE AND VALUABLE TREE
There is said to be a pear tree IN
Knox county, Indiana, near the town
of Vincennes, which measures one
foot above the ground, ten feet inclr.'
conference; has top sixty-nine feet
in diameter, and annually bears about
one hundred and thirty-five bushelsof
pears.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-20

facts. The Steamboat Fanny arrived
Al ApalachitoIa Ia tho spring n 1897
and uol llle 6ll oflhal yunr AID inndg
= trips with full freighIs up tho Chat
nhoochee (,elofo The ARRIVAL ~ thf
alsubcnyillaJ ~ high ~ lbg Velec
Shoals, abupl mites below ihe nov
cite Of Columbus, thai city not being
In existence. This we ~ Ihc months
Of May md Juoo, 1877 -.ll'e faniit'
drawing "a feet wntor. The next year
1888 after The ffe.hoi, tho Steamboat
S,cubcnyiIlo made her first Trip ~
high "a Columbus. II Ia u mn,isf OF
no great Importance, but il Is as welt
TO have the matter right. --Com M
pcrfiscr.
~ can bare testimony 10 the -
bovc, ns wo were q passenger on the
Stcubcn,ille, l.. ]. WooD, Ma5tr
when she made her first trip, IN the
yeor 1885, I'm. MISS.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-20
Did he live?

ExTRAoRD1NARY HAIL SToRM.--A
letter received by gentleman Of
Washington from Tampa Bay, dated
9Th instant, says:"It has rained, thun'
dered, and lightened more severely
than | ever saw itin my life; and about
three o'clock it'began ohaiI, aud con
tinued for over half an hour sending
downhailstones as large as my iist;aDd
had it not been sor small sail we had
to protect US.
! really believe some ofus would have
had our brains knocked cut. One
man picked up ten doves and other
birds killed and it actually killed fish
in shoalwater near the shore"
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-20

make himself aud family a Len.
must look ccnlsnlodly 10 10 wllrs'.
ing Of dcods for pfomry ws,a
10000, conveyed away lor i,oo L, wv
drsdaotL0si.-Raictss Couyly
SHERIFf'S SALES.
Ma. EDIroai--
II Jou wlllnllow ~ oh ailsedh,,
90 occupy place IN your cjlpnn,
or thu subjtct of adytri,ina shr,g
salcs, YOU will pot only confer n io,o,
Oh him, but On The community altar,
! am, sir, 10 favor ~ our fcfrcUh,,.
lives repeating llal 0iloui and alo,
liable law, vii cl any,, that alter a.
goods and chaltlos ol AN unlotung.
debtor shall hive bcon seized by n.
Sheriff, they shall be dispos d Of y
tho dark, without making five chi
zcns IN TIC parish acquainted with
tic sale. Sit, speak Us one OF tho,s
unfortunate men, who, daring N,
past year have had their house aid
home sold oil by their creditors
| have II right ~ speak, and nm equal
right TO be heard. Look over the
book. Of your sheriff, for the past
year. and you will hnd there a tale,
shameful TO our legislators. You will
6nd there, sir, the sale Of my plata.
lion of $40 arpents, Tor little over
$500 which cost me $4,000. Al
that sale, sir, there were only two
bids, and this among White popula.
ton of 1000 people. Since that sale,
which has thrown to the winds the
labor and toll Of years, have been
told by several citizens, who at the
time would have bid as high hs ST.,
900, that they knew nothing at all
about the sale. Aud as further
assurance Ct this fact | can assert
positively, that tho buyer at Sheriff
sale, who paid little over $500 for
my land, has since been Offered
$1,000, by some Of these individuals,
Let any man Of the least degree Of
human feeling estimate the painful.
ness Of my unhappy lot, and | feel
satisfied he will condemn the dark {
slealty manner Of dsposing OF poor
debtors property at Sheriff sale. In
conclusion, Mr.. Editor, let me beg Of
you TO urge this matter on the atten-
ton ofthe Legislature.
With much respect, &C..
UNFORTUNATE DEBTOR.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-20

The FIRsT.--In the remarks on,
"Apalachchicola Is years Ago." it is
implied that the steamboat Steuben-
villewas the first that ran on the wa
tiers Of the Chattahoochee. As such
j. not the case, allow me to state the
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-20
SOUTHERN REFORMER

0e7-It is my intention to commence
the publication Of a weekly paper, IN
the city Of Jackson, Mississippi, the
4th July, lS43, bearing the above ."
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-20

01rPrentice of the Louisville Jour
nal, POLITICALLY calls humming-birds:
"winged blossoms ofthe atmosphere
Did he live?
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-20

SUIcIDE.-It becomes our painful
duty TO record the death Of Master
Francis M. Peoples, a promising
youth of Is years old, son Of VIM. H.
Peoples, Esq. Of Perry county, uuder
the following distressing circumstan-
ces He left his fathers residence
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-20


CALLED SESSION OF THE LEGIs-
LAruRE.--We hear it rumored that
the Governor will convene an extra
session Of the Legislature in July; we
cannot state that he has positively
determined so 10 do. Should it be
done, we presume that the causes
which will lead to it are these-lst
to revise the revenue laws SO as to
prevent the enormous cost OF adver-
Using lands for taxes, supposed the
present year to exceed SlOOOoO, and
which advertising under existing
laws will commence again IN No
vember Of the present year I'd, to
provide for the election Ct a Vice
chancellor in November ensuing
Sd, to cause thorough examination
ofthe Treasury Decartment OF the
State and the laws so to be amended
as to prevent the reception OF coun-
terieited treasury warrants-ltll, to
cause an examination Of the condition
Of the several funds of the State con-
nected with the Planters Bank; and
9Th, to take some action in regard to
the two per cent fund improperly
drawn from the Treasury Of the
United State by the late State Treasu.
rer. We do not wish to be considered
otficious in advising the Governor,
who neither asks nor perhaps, ex-
poets ordesireS our council; but we
will take this incidental occasion to
cay o him, "what thou doest, do puck
ly;n Tor when the proclamation Of an
extra session is issu d ample time
should be allowed to members TO pre-
pare to leave home and 10 fill vacan-
cies in the event some members W ould
resign, as several doubtless will
Tichs6urg Sentinel.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-20

01r1n 81. Adams, VT, l.. Klilord
has been found guilty, for drowning
his wife, and sentenced to be hung.