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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-09
CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT

so4 PEARL STREET, LATE 1903 BEEKMAN
ME Subscrber we'll known for the cheapness and durabil-
ny OF his work desires 20 inform his patrons and the pub
c that he is now TO suit the economical tendency Of the
times making garments Of The best quality reduction
OF twenty from former and less believed
twenty cent than garments Of the quality made BY
the cheap houses in this city
In order that gentlemen understand what Is by
cheapness the following bill Of submitted their
sdeation with guarantee that the goods shall be Of the fist
rate quality, and the III unexcertionable.
Superior West Of England Cloth Coats ....S12 to 16
Pants, Of black or fancy double milled 5
Vests OF silk, satin &C.,. ~ to
Making and trimming in the best STYLE the follow ing
pnces:-
Pants and Vests IL
All orders executed with runetuality and dispatch
saPsnor Beaver overeoat' from s e o Sc Norr.r
READY MADE OvERCOATs, Winter Froeks Cloaks,
~ Beaver and Pilot Cloth Over Coats Winter
Frocks, Sacks &c.
Also medium quality Cloth Coaks for sale at 2s
Broadway American Ho'el opposite the FSgntsI9
CENTLEMENS LEFT OFF WARDROBE.-(ientIe
" families DESTROYS of their left off
ing apparel into cash. obtain the highest
price.
To families and gentlemen quitting the city, changing resi-
dence, having superuous effects dispose Of will find
H LEvETT,
No. John street New York.
line through the Post Office otherwise, will receive
prompt att ntion.
CLOTHING cieaned, altered and repaired ola Im.ec
TO dispose of WILL by having their address w. SmP
sons Wilson's old established 10 Chatham
called their residence. All kinds Of of thing
watches, muscal mathematical instruments sexants quad
1nts guns PISTOLS guitars, &c. bought and sold at No. -
n. B. All kind. of carpentsrs' tool, bought. ola msr
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AID Jsysly a. low i not lower than o,hsr house in
silver do rom S. TO $50 each All watches warranted kssp
good time the retained Watches, Clocks and Mu
boxes repaired and warranted hab other house
in the city .cond hand wscle and old Gold and Silver
Ixksu IN e,change bought TO cash. IHOMPSOS n
FISHER importers Of Watches and Jewsry Wholesale and
'''A' W. 90 AMOS r. THOMPSON,
n5lmsm RICHARD FISHER.
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MUSIC

MUSIC
NGESsRs. SCHNEIDER Il REBHUN Professors Of
M Music late Of Saratoga Springs respectfully
that prepared their attendance at private
parties SORES serenade &c during the ensuing season. per
Ali for heir attendance will be received and answered
at their present esdence 80 Crosby ole lm-r
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TO MiLLlNERS.

CARL KING, the celebrated Tuscan Hat Manufactu
~ respectfully his kind friends and patrons that
has associated himself with Mr. Joseph Lyon ate from
Psrs) and have established themselves No John
tunder the firm Of Lyon and King whe they have
splendid Of Paris Millinery Articles suitable for the
The above stock
men OF Tuscan and Straw Hats rcn SILK Veye rich Velvet
Ribbons, Luestrng and kbbonds, all fall coon
french Flowers Feathers; entire style Of Silks and
every other article IL the Millinery line.
Msssrs X would also that the above goods have
been purchased for cash (drect from the and
will be sold small advance those who may be
pleased 10 favor them with call.
OPS lm.r LYON KING, 81 John ST., N. Y.
A RTlFIClAL FLOWERS AND REUCHES, wholesale
"A end retail cheaper than house the trade, T.
PR CEs Manufsctory, 2h Grand second block
of the BoweIy, south side.
Pedsr and county mnes would do well call and
thirty cents the dollar
Gold head for balls and Imsr
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pLANCARD'S PATENT STATUE WOOD 4 COAL
ID STOVES-tor halls parlors Offices, steamboats,,
&c For beauty comfort and economy equaled by
the United States These Statue Of Wash.
the Father Of country
wood and the other for coal The for
sruoed for live and dumb combined live
only. The fire chamber the pedestal is
such manoef that the fire. BY means Of ryeabe pI,te
the the circulate
height Of the living large radating
surface They have also hot chamber attached every
thing being arranged the scientific principle For
general utility they cannot fail to give satisfaction The sub
scrbe invites the Of those about call
and satisfy themselves Of the above iac They
operation daily and for sale only in the city M Grand
door east OF Broadway. JAMES KINDS.
og Inns
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THE FALL AND WIN TER FASHIONS,
AT THE MAGAZlN DE MODES,

TINTED STATE DAGUERREAN GALLERY, as
- BROAD 'sy up stis-. HlTE would respe fully cal
the stston Il et and ing The city his
splendid DAsueTeotype Portraits either single or ~ groups
from two to the pie Portraits taken all
h nds q leather the IN or without cjlors
MIR White The for the superior imported Ger
Cmsr4s the city OF New York and othec etab
hshuent IN I'm city Ihsy be Obtain d
y BIZ ported German Camarss, rench and American
CamsIas, Pl4e CAS- Chemi Poll hing Materials &c,
slVa hsI d. for sale 81 he lowest Irices sam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-09

EOR sALE.-Two foam. Of Type Minion and Noupane,
~ 10 ofbe.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25

McAIters Oil Store $50 Pearl street; and Division
Of Allen street,
DR. TIL, mas Ritter, ,04 Cherry street.
David McAlister, 329 Blocker street.
James Vircent l24 Allen street.
Brothers Hubbard, 96 John street.
Joseph ID. Stewart 207 Hudson street.
DR.. Jar cs Covel 1872 Sullivan street.
N. B-Any person uscg this Ointment according TO direc
tons, and satisfactory their will be
funded Price Is cents. l2 ter
q CouIlaud suect gaining popularity never before
known sold reasonable and made OF
as good materials other One trial will convince the
ptica To be had only above price 50
bottle; 81 per dozen. IGOR
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

no OWNERS OF HORSES,--S BUSHEL, practical
Veterinary Surgeon, would inform he public that he has
had seven yeas practice in the British Army. B. will
everv horses at the owners stable Changes
rate TO suit the times He would Inform carmen whose
horses REQUIRE phyc that the appropriate time to call
would be on saturday, they will be able to them
Monday. All medicine kept constantly hand
Wis Balls Of every description price % CENTS cough and
dlton rowders % clustering ontnen - cents; hoo
ointment, lax cents superior article OF horse nanent
Cor sprans bruises, &o price IS cents Advice gratis, h
residence No 10 Robinson street Of Greenwich
jel msm
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LUCINA CORDIAL,
OR THE
Ell VIZ or low


IN "lden time .among the Jews.
That man sec,nd wife might choose
Whose first, by FACES unkiodIy doom,
No children bore 10 bless his ZONE.
Afflicted thur the Roman matron
prayed to Lue'ne, the midwife 5 patron
E..yptia" wives in such a c,isis.
Called to their aid the Priest, Of Irsis;
AID even uow, the meek II. nieD-
warm as her cline and tender TOO
II CHI dess twelve month, from her bridal
Flies weeping TO her sensei,ss idol,
AND with raised hands, IN accents wild,
Petition, Bramah Tor child:
For well she knows. Love shuns to bless
The Hindoo bed Of barenness.
So much for love in days by gone,
And savage customs in your own;
But say. even now, does loves communion
No. ofttim1 conjugal felicity,
Is thu, d's,u Sed-ay, cen in this city
The means, increase and multiply"
With Loves Elixir" for her friend,
The childless wiies repinngs end.
But not the provocative power
Alone, is this Elixlr's dover.
Consumption's ills it will prev ent,
With vgo' clothe the impotent;
And all ie's functions
Eruptions from e shin II chases,
And brings back beauty and the graces:
IT'S woman's trust-and ne'er deceives her
from Fiuor Albus 1t relieves her;
and fu t ,ch diisssn.e with proper e5re' tooJ
Shall have stern proof in contradiction.
Letters-all forms OF attesation--
With grateful missives rom all quarters,
Thousands who lay with duteyins BREATH
Almost within the jaws of Death;
NSw s ~ thelI ng,,shStly prayers Tepsat ,
!H something's name the very number
Or, dreaming of Disease iea
Cry out for the 'Lucina Cordial"
remittance have it boxed and any part Of the
Jnion. Price 50 per bottle or 81, per dozen.
also for sale in Philadelphia, 90 North Sixth street.
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CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
q PHILLIPS, Merchant Tailor, tiate Of Aston House.
% Boadway impressed with the necessity OF meeting the
the reduction OF his and finding
impossible while subject the enormous outays
location necessarily ncurs has diets rmncd the
only wa 10 effect thswhout dispsragement the quality
of hi, garnens he has removed his establishment
to 1856 NASSAU STREET, corner Of Bcckman, where
from his former low prices,
The following submitted merely a. specimen OF the
foregoing assertion - =
superGns Goats made the beststylc from $i6 to Sls
Extra do, Of the finest quality, Is TO az
Chslic y,sE ais
p bega eavei in copcluon observe the above articles
may relied on ell respects to be OF the most genuine
lower than other house furnishing the same
an Inv Of articles ii lmr
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6EwS THE FOURTH OF JULY! =
g BOOTS AND SHOES, sL

u
Cheap Boot and Shoe Market No Greenwich street.
and gentlemen to call at ths above and
OXIDE themselves with reasonable slippers,
gaers Sc made in the and fashionable style,
and sold cheap If net little cheaper than else where.
Heads OF families will money by calling here, at the
cheap depot Don't forget the number Clinton Cheap Boot
and Snos Mnse Ne 500 Greenwich street, Spring ST.
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IIIAruHEs AND JEWELLERY lower than ev

WATCHES AND JEWELLERY lower than ever--As
w subscriber IA conrantv receiving all description OF
sod and silver Watches Of the styles direct from the
nanuacrer 10 England France aud Switzerland, he i:
enabled offer larger asoItmeu and al much less Prices al
eta tan house the city Gold wstches lew
- each Watches and jewell exchanged bought.
All watches warranted Keep good time, the money
turned Watches, clocks and jewellery repaired IN The ben
ucr and lower thin any other place the
city O. &. Alec importer OF watches AMI jewellery, whole
ale and ietsil 30 Wall stre st up ssirs in22s i'm
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A YACHT FOR SALE.

Of burieu, nine month, Id and IN perfect sail
" ing ORDER we'll found respect, such Tor
cock pitt anchor graphing cables patent sheaye blocks sails
OF the Materials compete s,t OF flags
cea and udder head of BRASS has beautiful CABIN finely
fitted up with lockers cushions aud looking glasses glass
and Other fixtures appertaning the same large rc
gcraor under the cockpit that will hold 100 lbs nc soop
rqQed carries square topsas lenet "a feet deck feet
am keel u inches Deep az wide mdships bolt
keston weighing 1000 lbs and those that know the advantage
Leverage power will that she be knocked
down In squ,, and in Bottom stove she cannot
sinh as she buoyancy sf 2e0o weight Of cork between
her aides aud selling, and fast ser. or further
t,cu,ars in1uIre Of J. JENNINGS,
IN Roadway
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"A 40 LET.--To a ,mall g,nter family: Without chill,
:1 den the cond with privilege Kitchen cof
very pleasant house No 90 Second Avenue corGerof
Fouh street Rent modemte-sor further information en-
j,sa st.I GEo MONTGOMERY, 81 Fulton Market
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i L
LADIES' BOOTS & SHOES.-Ladics III these You
WI lind Tie greatest ass rhent Of Cater Boots Shippers,
Busks Ties Punelii Buskns hight dark coored half
Gntes House Slippers white and black satin slippers satin
CATERS Misses and ChdreLs CATERS buskcs slippers tics,
with the best Of French goods ADD warranted be the best
and cheap the cheapest oaway and 90 Canal
j3 GREGORY s. CAHILL
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$3.50
All persons forewaned against the Of the above
liberal reward will be paid the return of the book and
contents to the subsc6e az Is South Front street. OF Mess
Allibane ---i 9 South Wharves, Philadelphia, or 10
Nss.rs. Bryan Maitland i7s Front street. New York.
Philadelphia, 27th May Is43:
m30 lmsr (SiRned) X. L. MYERS
A PPOINThENTS BY THE CHAMBEK OF COM
"A MERGE AND BOARD OF UNOERwR1rERs.-.
These are to certify that
X. Brumley, Joseph Tinkham,
TIL Merry, A. Cartwright,
Ssml GAMBLER, Russell Sturgis,
appointed by respective boards suitable
Marine Surve, for the Port Of New Yo X and
X Norris Clerk and recommend them accordingly, IN
all cases where their required.
The Chamber o. Commerce Of New York,
q. Jas ID Ogden, President
The Board Of Underwriters Of New YORK,
Abr. Ogden, President.
Walter r. Jones,
.secy cfthe Board Of Undcrwriters
New York, June ., 1915. jill
OFfICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMA
" NY-Ohce IS Wall street. This Company continue
their busnes OF insurance against loss damage by e,
goods and merchandise and aso vessels their
e'rso'' 's''n'' o"b' p bnaps fnTiylSson'
Thom.s w Thorpe Elisha Riggs
yhom,sT WOODBURY. Denjsmin Robson
John IL psyissp rancis Sage
Thomson p!icc. Joseph Allen
John III Lee John r Moore
Mescs Tucker James Holmes
Caleb Tunis James Whiting
Ansou Baker WIN Thorn
Jo,eph Drake Trad Hawcy
John g. M.rru Thomas Morrell
THOMAs w, TIOkSE, PrcsidenI
$50. EOPE. seeretsry misv ise
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BARRY,S WIGS AND SCALPS-

BARRY'S WIGS AND SCALPS.
THE import which all have attached To tn. Head of
Hair clear index Of the vau- rsonl figure
rnd when by freak OF Nature the human form
deprived Of its far Art resorted to- order, by
shcia means to ,uppiy the deficiency Hence have
those wonderful dcove which bid defiance Barry
Ventiiating and Gloss
WIGS AND sCALPS.
The cmrisi. above named has met with
the msnocfu 81 his uurvaed he ads obsr for the last two
far exceeds his most sanguin. Hs respect
fully soiicis confident Of sat,fyipg the most fas
ops that he tbs best aud cheapest maker IN the city They
be had onv li6 Broad Liberty street,
stairs. f,ivse room, for fitting Wigs and Toapces.
je2t 2w ms -
THE PiiEyAItINa EPIDEMIC -Th,Jen nothing bet
for this wide spread kness than Nc alisrs Unve
sal Healing The folio wing rom OF
worthy whose severely s1cted that his
face and breast much swOi throat &c &c.
New Y0aK, l7th June, 1913
Mr. JAMES Nc ALisTrR
Sill mad box Of your ointment made trial of
alton, and telling would not
charge anything III did not have TO
offer thanks and Will inform that the dreadu
the cough he hail. have entire
lv left hm IN all owing to the virtue
your ointment Il hsd been applied three hour before
sad to me- father feel 50 much better used i as yop
you that he will be able to reume his duties on Monday next
have further add that nothing else bat ointment has
been used for the aid o OF my
With iartfelt gratitude,
am your, with great re pect,
WILLIAM ASHWICK,
60 Hester street.
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GENlN u VAN VRANKEN'S
VIZ NTIl A III NJ fH0SSA MIR IAT
CROTON WATER.

THE Timed Lead Pies iaveosed by MI Ewbank, are, in
the opinion of large number oftbe hest che mist
pipes that be used vih safety in conducting this
Very danger incurred by the other.
Physicians and other scientific refer
where kns,s death has ualy resulted the
the lead pipes The subscriber has made
keep hand fall supply Of the timed k ad
ppes which he will sell umber and other, the most
fav orsble terms. JOHN L. CASS,
iel9i II Broad 'eet
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-11-11
ELECTION.

From the following returns it will be
seen that the wing vote of 1910, has
been greatly diminished,
PoNToToc.-Brown has a majority of
l40 votes.
W1NsToN--Brown a majority of 10
votes.
YALoBUsHA--Brown has majority OF
l2l votes.
YAzoo--Clayton's majority is "a.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS maj. 35.
Hnds--Claytons maj. 1873.
Warren--Clayton's maj 255.
CARROLL COUNTY The whole
Wing ticket has prevailed in Carroll by a
largs andincreased majority.
MADISON COUNTY-CIayton's
majority ID Madison is 2OO--Two Wings
are elected to The trgis'a'pae.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-11-11
SUPPORT YOUR At'n''

There is scarcely any'hIn5e.1
more to the improvement Of ' AVA
liberal support offered to ne'i ' "A
cry description. Population n ~
to the prosperity OF our coa', "a a
ulation being of an hoOe'' . a~ !
ons character, renders pfo'Ia'
uniform and uay'l''a. IN
" any place has risen to @ a.., ~rs
even if possessed Of The 9' y 4, No 4
advantages without regaIa ! ;nntr|
ical arts. For though w S; '%' llt
merchandise forms the ls' o,,, o@
such a place, the various 1'n ,soosil|
les are put iOvarlOly la. "5s :! ,hd
are indispensable to I ,S' s,k ]
If commercial operations ' -,
in inland town mechanics arc s4,p|
,aul as elsewhere, lnt5
large and respectable '0 .';,'as.eI
res but 10 towns and ''l DsI ~
,I,r ! leading constituent
arowih and population ~
s'T To afI,rd ample s'..DD[G" I" !
Of citizens, so highly " y 'ho,s NJ,
IS certainly the guy o. b, ~" Y
o, ";sm have 10 sustain % 1S. Gp'I Ssr,'
abroad, the nature Of .i i'',,r,tIssrrI
reoIine such 'nfond, \ ,', ) ), n
ers are, however, su ,'p' d sini't,
upon BY the imports aa.ss ot ralc'
! b 'S';'sa s's s'!' s' "''' ''
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-11-11

s and .S o. were called mo -
her s s"I, was lef! alone Il yS.ny' ccSs
GaIno more and more ~ . The NM
I ihe 1;,. on end the finger $ y - As
and pIao ,s['0 'nn on the ir d ds,n p
Will i, l Ger hair, these ,1. i;a'rel
body b ',"% aa H,! to day, The pa. I1'
a a'', grew greener and ai' lacuns,d,
le.I'"y. not 0n ne prism. ,Gs sicss.t
instead a ana Images age 'en,t ia he,
memory. y w silent gn,,
A few months sf,.,m
' y the Lido al The .. "aIOs' p.h N
I nus''1a woman We" DID not qppe ''p'' ~ \
grew over the p,,,a winch y !! con ~
"''hered leaves were oU ~ 'oIPanO;
o ca atoap li'nevIy hs sr,r''1 !, ID
=" more Questions the r,s.S p h&
mould u the neglect Of ,H D's'na'" # q
eloquent in formers. ~ ''''fs',
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-11-11
THE WIFE, A BEING -
HONE TO.

4. A An after all, what's !, tia, =,
= ,. we eO'mpaa'Ouship Of woman, "''s
, ,usp I,.h IKE the gentle dew aat s.al
lnce' III It's sOltening healing ' D'. a' y
power; 'nan acknowledged T. Syp 'r,0'I
u Recognized = by any certain N.Y. slstI
u, y tact " being TO come hon, W. ~
ha?pIest sense oi that .,n Ts%' pa
Po:tlc lays of sqciyn, ,,m., J..
10 Tell how the bold pauorrs', ''','G
tn! me nsN' you'd doffhspIumsdItl,,,,,Il 'i
rep sing from his tolls, lay bar ,.' !,
fy limb, that wonan's hand ~.
mo Their, wounds the heali,, NV
never vea a! Knight; uor vsrIIyr,'
with the dust Of the battle 6,4. ~ ,',l
tn Ut nerd OF w0man'' soothing n@
are those care-"oru sons ols 1 49,.
90 TOR the bread Of life, rnnns,s.I
'"l ana enlightened day A{SI
'n'usN ne romance Of ae,aa,a,fI
mel, The waving plume, snd n.
=, "clariOn wild aal bi,hr
may all have Vanished lfom The r,R,
charm Of wOmln'sinAueocs IIvs,,nrI
y IN the picture Ofdome,ic io,. AMI
she PLACED tie wreath Of victor, a
hero'' brow. Nay, more 50; oribtr,
deeper senslbilIllIs al work ;hovgn,
profound aud Passions mvre n,ny.
'uf great theatre d intellectual snjn,
'trl'r' Than "hrfe ihe conles, wa,c,m
uaI fame, aud force Of arms pfnll,-5
each comPellor bis share vl pIn m
wealth,
Among al ihe change, rb4, have hb
Jia'e ~ The cOnGimm NJ makm, II
tnen not least Vt waaaa. pwIipgs, nal
ner luh euce Iemans 0esmp, rycrNm
Ily A. IT'S deepeuel AL perfected AL
uwa character appr'acht: loNarsspelt,
ton. ] Is uOl lae least Of hrr privilege
/ that she can sll be oil 10 men shch
necessities rrqaue;ha he can rrllrs d
| the tnfnlt Of The World, and serk hts
clety with zrst which aO'A'os capIHHI
80 long as she rtCrEeshim wit ala'l
/ faithful hrar'-Ir'le 10 The Oesl 'nd IIa
-gt impnIs's Of ehIc5 Der nature n
Die; aud faithful to the trust COMMITTED
her care.
And that ills 80, how many aor
wirness.-how many a hfe'I'e "lN
how many happy meelIas a''a 'M
painfully prolonged! Yes ''''
scenes within the sacred pfeeIl'a'
household hearth, when nN @ NJ
becauas no strangers eye Aold'I@
pay, aud that nchIy too 'an \
wenry conflict, and long ''Sn'
,ous care. But who ca" p"
Are they mol craven on ,f
wives2, And those VINO 0|'
there, in all ils beauty, WV
truth, would scarcely draw
which hides j from tho ~o' rIa
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-11-11

The following is the vote in Lafayette
county. Cushman and Buford, Demo
Gratis, are elected to the Legislature
FOR GONENuR,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-11-11

acted wisely by not negotiating Tor the
second iastalmeH. The Woodpecker
come home some two hundred yards in
advance, under a dead pull the two mile
out.
LAST DAY.
We have not time, and are wanting in
style and power of description to do JUS
tice to the mule race. Let ii suffice, tha
Coz. Jones, roam mule, the property Of
Gov. Jones, of Tennessee, entered by
Mai. Truly, of Short Creek, won tho
three first heats easy. His competitor,
were Sally Cook, and Boston; the latte
took the studs at the first turn, and re
NAMED there till the others made the heat
Ibe assured that mule flesh suffered in tn,
mean time. The manner in which tn
disciple of ebony, his rider dealt nj tn
whaiebone and steel was distressing.
There were seven entries for the sad
die, aud consequently great competition
hackers in quantities to suit customers
| A bay horse entered by Mr.. Jolce wen b.
a length.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-11-11
Saturday, November IL, la43.
ELECTION RETURNS.


AMOS II. JOHNSON. Sol
JAMES f. MATTHEW'S Al
For Members of Congress.
V f HOWARD, 449
10. DUNBAR, AS
w G KENDALL, 3o0
JOHN GlLMER. 40
r. W. ROBERTS, 429
Il. NJ. TUCKER, 399
w. II. HAMMET, 432
JACOB THOMPSON. AL
For Representatives.
JAMES WADE. 500
BENJAMIN GRIFFIN, 45S
a J PATTERSON, sos
w Nj LANSDALE, 4S9
For Vice Chancellor,
JOS W CHALMERS. AGO
HENRY DICKINSON. Jl3
For Chancery CLERK,
WILLIAM 2. BOLE, 3l6
j. S. JOHNSON. 5
J..J. HODGE, 26
HENRY MORTON, 629
BAYLY, 3
MARI, 10
For Sheriff,
J d WYATT. 673
A~ ii BARKSDALE. 3i2
For Coroner,
J C REEVES, 938
For Circuit Clerk,
On Joseph WALTON. SOB
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For Probate judy.
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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-04

DistricI Courl Of the United States tor tn
Southern District Of Mississippi.
In Bankruptcy No. 573.
In the matter OF the petition Of David Bea-
ty, bankrupt, to be discharged from his
debts.
NOTICE is hereby given, that DAVID
BEATTY of Holmes county, has been duly
declared a bankrupt, by an order OF the
said court, made on the 23d day Of Febiu-
airy, l843, and that the said David Beatty,
has applied for certificate OF final dis
charge from his debts, under the act OF
Congress in such cases made and provided;
and the
2Oth day OF May next.
at Jackson, has been set for the final hear
ing. All persons Interested may then and
there appear and show cause, if any they
have, why the decree and certificate Of dis
charge should not be granted.
WIN. BURNS, Clerk.
March 8, ls43-25-3 pr fee > dolls.