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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-11-11
NOTICE..

u ETTERS Of Administration ha-
wing been granted TO the under
signed, by the Probate Court of
the Coanty Of Winston and State OF
Mississippi, on the estate Of Andrew
w. Hanna late ofSaid County. decd,
all persons indebted 10 said estate,
ace requested to make immediate
aud all those having de-
mands against the same are Motif d
10 present them within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will be for
ever barred.
VIM. HANNA, } Admr..
ID. w. KNOX.
Louisville, Mi. Sep. 80, 1919.
Id CIV
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-11-11

CIT" enty pieces of field artillery,
OF large SIZE, with carriages, &c, all
ready for action, we're shipped from
Lv rp oil FIR the Mexican g vcrn.
ment.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-11-11

&Velvets aye now made dNucaa
cheaper than formerly. Two pieces,
one oyer the other, are woven al the
same time, and then cut apart by a
knife.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-11-11
ADVICE GRArls.-Shut your eyes

ADVICE GRATls.-Shut your eyes
10 the faults Of your neighbors, and
open tisem very wide to your own.
Stop yOar ears while go-sips and
sandderers are speaking OF others;
take your fingers away to listen TO
the voice Of friendly adnaoni'iOtl
! Open your mouth but seldcm, and
never but TO the poiut and purpose
Shut it close when misjudging friend
ship holds the glass TO your lips.
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RANGEI,,s NOTICE.

TAKEN up by jas. Camp.
w hell, one Sofrvll Colt ~
1kauA bout three years old, last
N0 Spring, his left fore foot
aud RICH, lind foot white,
u small blaze In Ills face. App ai,cd
10 $25. VAN y. BELL,
Ranger, w. G.
Louisville, Nov. 4, l9--2w
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A fishermen r, recently saved a wo--
man from drowning in the Ohio river.
She rewarded her preserver by i'm
mediatcIy giving him her hand in
marriage.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-11-11

vidual, had pI@.d The rights and dos.
liiiies Of counties, millions In tbs
kecpIng ~ the wi,fow's So.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-11-11

GA large collection of historical
documents, collected by the New
York State Agent 40 Holland, arrived
in the Great Western.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-11-11

0TThe title Of E&partero, the de-
feated and exiled Spanish Chief is
ssthe Duke Of Victory
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RUPERT e. McLELLAND,
UOrRnRxssTov MERCHANTS.
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July. Is ls43. 6m-4-2
J. c. HARRIS,

Boot and Shoemaker, and repairer.
Shop in the back room Of the old
Real Estate Bank, opposite the Court
House.
Louisville. Mississippi, Aug. ia.
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Paying in .adrdncc for a Mscs-
Dapcr.-l'he Globe acknowledges
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17
TEMPLE D. RIcuARDsos, See'y.
tE'rom tie Palisg star,
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Our readers are aware that several OF our leading
Democratic friends in Brunswick have suggested the
proprie,y of Convention in Richmond, on the 4th OF
March next We thoroughly persuaded that the
suggestion is good one, and that 1t cannot result
otherwise than in generous and ardent spirit,
more determined and vigorous effort in behalf of our
principles at the next Springs election. Our political
friends need stirring up-iher zeal needs to be quick
ened, and we can perceive means better suited 10
this end than the proposed Convention. Let US meet
and compare opinions in spirit Of harmony and frank
ness and word for it, the result will be all that the
most devoted Republican can desire
Our opponents are setting an example, which we
should not hesitate 10 follow. They are appointing
delegates to n Convention, which is 10 be held on the
22nd of February next, which has for lis object the
concentration Of their strength for The approaching
Stale election. We should uate their ZEAL shout Id
manifest the determined spirit and energy which
under all circumstances they exhibit No reverses DIS.
prit TuEM-no defeats discourage THEM. THEY are
ever ready 10 strike blow for their men, and their
principles. Does it become rs with principles which
consider essential 10 the greatest good to The greatest
nunber-the universal success %! which, os We believe
can alone man shappiness md liberty upon firm
bass-to be less acveless energetic, less resoluie in
maintaining them
We are, therefore, warmly in favor Of this moveme nj
and we trust each county will feel the necessity oil
being represented Several have already made their
selections, and meetings called in others for The
same purpose We wish the Democracy of Old Rock
bridge have voice there also, and we suggest thai
they meet in the Grand Jury Room on the 9th day oil
February (Court day. and appoint strong delegation
,et il not be ne ulecteL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

The Wings of the Legislature Of Louisiana rre
anxious 10 bring the election Of U. S Senator, be
fore the contested seats the House decided The
Senate have adopted resolution fixing the 9th instant
TOR the election the Democrats in the H"use are
opposing its adoption. The New Orleans Herald of
The 7h holds the following strong language upon the
OCCASION and we confess do not exactly understand
all its bearings /" If the Wings party desired TO
act correctly in this matter, they could not hesitate to
Join with the Democrats in posponing the election
but as it is, the responsibility resting upon the Demo
cratic Senators is Of most solemn character, and he
who, a, this hour Of trial, this exraordiurry crisis
broug about by the unbaowed acts Of our opponents,
shall abandon his constituents, smother investigation
and yield to the arbitrary demand Of the enemy, by
into an election this time deserves 10 be branded
as a traitor and to receive, as he will deserve, the exc
Grafton alike OF his immediate constituency and the
whole Democratic party
The Legislature commenced lis annual session a.
New Orleans on the Cd inst 10 The Senate Felix Car
cia was elected President, floRATo DAVIS Secretary
and Roter Kerr, Reporter. In the House Of R-pse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17
.JouS VILLA!
raT1I'IER COUNTY.

According TO public notice, respectable meeting o.
the Democratic party took place at Walnut Branch
Tauouier county, on Friday, Decemhcr 5'Nh. ISL
which was organized BIZ the appointment of Elisha
Evans President, and T. 3. Warder Secretary. The
obiec, of Ike meeting having been explained by Mr.
Stephen Mccormick, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Resolred, That in the o7,n'on Of lhs meeting, Is
the dy as we rs ere o lhc hi ghes, privileges OF free
men TO assemble frequently and deliberate """n such
poltical measures their welfare ard to eS
nr,ss unreservedy sc.r feelings and sentiments uP'''
All matters t0,.clng IN any manner their interests
R.soire9 That we have The highest confidence IN the
trmuess integrity ard patriotism of the Representative
,f This District (alaio, Charles lunton } that during
The MANY years that he has represented The District ne
has discharged the duties rendered incumbent upon
him by the station promptly, faithfully and sa'siacto
rly. and whilst giving utierance to our exalted esma-
ION Of his public SERVICES cannot Withhold our e,
tacned regret that his private duties forbid that ne snail
continue longer q, the post upon which he has reflected
81 much honor
Rtso,r,a. Tia, as the term for which Senator IS
elected IS long one, which gives time and opportunity
for chance in a Representative the least unstable or
wnyerng IN his political principles, 1t devoives upon
rho peope of the Dsrc, 10 be particular IN choce
OF candidate; ard Nc there are many h'm worthy aho
talented gentlemen who seem 10 excite equal shares o'
the confidence Of the Democratic party, we regard i as
tie bss, means Of conr,liatiag personal preferences
and concentrating the hole st'nelh OF The parry upon
one OF them, to hoit convention, TO ce composed oil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17
"1He Hon. John ~. Butts.

This gentleman seems 10 be eternally on the watch
for some opportunity Of earning no,orety-but he
does not recoec that notorieiy il not always fame
that there characters which only become the
more ridiculous, the more notorious they are-or as
Junins says, 'who only escape censure, when they
escap e observation One Of the most ridiculous
of Mr. B.s knight errantry s the very singular letter
which he has addressed to the General Assembly, and
which was yesterday laid before the House of Dele
gates. We have no room this morning for this beau
illusion Of "splendid bile should be entirely withheld
from the eyes of the Democratic party, we shall lay il
before our readers Thursday. The Richmond Wing,
Of course, is too much gratfed with the opportunity
of tng at them, 10 keep il for one moment from all
Wing TRUE BELIEVERS.
Mark! Mr.. Bolts is only one Of the 81 Representa-
sentatves, who requested by the General Assem-
bly, lay the resolutions Of the General Assembly be-
fore the House Of Representatives concerning the
mission of Gen. Jscksons fine But MIR. b is the only
one, who has thought proper to write sneering eply
and ask OF theul supercous and insulting man.
ner for the which induced them TO adopt the
resolution 1t is indeed, the only case, which We re-
collect Of such application being made TO the Lee
gisla,ive body. But Mr.. B. is no, very likely TO take
any thing by his motion, except little more ridiculous
noloreiy. The House owe him nothIng-but they owe
some respect 10 themselves That confederation will
prevent their throwing his paper under their table
but is probable they will duly recprocate tue courte
sy which he has show TO them, some form or ether
To spread his letter upon their Journals appears 10
compliment which it does not deserve. But what else
is in for their very courteous Correspondent the
deponenl saith not!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17
sentatives, Charles Derbigny, was elected Speaker,
and Mr. Landey, Clerk.

GEoRorA-R Returns have been received from -
counties and the probability il, that Crawford (wbg
will be elected by about 4 500 majority 1t inca.
pre- vote cas-, by both pa,es but the Wings are thank
fal for all ile fayors and they rejoicing that Mir
G. has won six weeks seat in the House Of Repre-.
sen,aives We shs rot be sorry, if The Wings have
gained This temporary triumph, il It points The Re.
publican party the danger which besets ,hem aud
iouses them 10 frmer union and greater energy. The
MilIedpeyiIe Correspondent Of the Savannah Geor
gun regards The ldeea, of McDougald as the sure
arbinger of success to party and principles next
fall This triAing defeat is only slight chastsemen,
for the divisions and dsssnsions that existed among US;
it is the electric agency that will restore healthy action
and activity into our party, and will cause the stand
ard Of Democracy be borne proudly in the ascend.
ant in our fail elections
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

The "Harrsburg Reporter states, that the Democratic
Convention Of the friends of James Buchanan ''is
point of numbers and ability, of the most respectable
bodies of The kind that we have ever witnessed. the
DID, seadast and unwaverng friends Of Democracy
numbered among It's members, and the zeal which they
manifest in favor of The claims Of the old Keystone ord
the nomination Of her favorte son. sure index OF the
feelings Of the great of the party on this interesting
subject."rhe Reporter says that the resolutions re.
commencing him to the Presidency were unanimously
adopted-and that "there Is not the least doubt that
James Buchanan, that distinguished OF the Keystone
State, will receive the vote Of Pennsylvania IN the
National Convention, and stand pretty far chance Of
being nomina,ed yet should another be success.
full, we verify believe that, highly the Pennsy vanaES
man, join heart aud hand in supporting the election
Of the nominee. This would be the course u good
Democrats"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

TE.SEssEE--A late letter from the vicinity Of Knox.
Vile 10 q member Of the Virginia Legislature states
that From every indication in the different sections Of
Tennessee, | am warranted in saying that The Wing
Party is constantly losing ground and that with pro,
per vigilance and energy The State will by Angus, ne1,
have been completely revolution zed second time
Mr. Clay unable get the strength of his party here,
and hope destined TO another-hs last defeat lie IS
sustained, however, by powerful parly-well orga.
nized and trained-controled by sagscous politicians
and ykrllul edito.s-but still, if mischiJ from abroad,
and by our own friends too in other parts Of The
Union, does not embarrass Us, we will come through
with safety and triumph. Governor Polk is constantly
in the field, dcvotng with untIrng zeal his whole
ergies to the cause.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

Safe Of more rITy dtStTdOIe NsstdeHces near
FarmrlHe.
ON WEDNESDAY, February lsi ls4a shall offer for sale,
" at auction the premises in Lots, Tract of Land
may appear e1pedrn the plantation which the ae
Drury Watson resided containing from 500 to $50
acres land go Of which creek low grounds and
loo land This fertile ;nd valuable land very con
yenjeniy located good Market and in neighbohood OF
many social literary and religious advantages, being about two
and half miles OF Famvilc the Stage road leading from
Farm;e TO Prince Edward and Hlmpdcn Sydney
College aud The Union 'rheol sical Seminary
Il purpose the Undersigned to cause this land he
surveyed In lots of from In which form the land
viii probably be sold though will be sold lat price,
oeed as whole trac any gentleman wshes to become
purchaser.
For third OF The purchase money negotiable note
well endorsed al 9 days. will be require d-and credit Of ont
and two years given for the balance Of the purchase mo
ney.
ST. address "Famvie, Prince Edward county, and viii
ryr any Inflammation desired reference the premises
JOSEPH C. WILLIAMS.
r,uyi,,. l,,h Ian lat3 1s-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

MAssAcHUsErrs.-The contest is rapidly drawing 10
close at last. All the vacancies in the Senate have
now been filled and the full Senate now stands, -
Democratic, 10 Wings, and Abolitionist. II is the
first nie 1924, that there has been Democratic
Senate The House decided, Friday last, utter much
opposition from the Wings, 10 90 into the election Of a
o'clock. "The Constitution requires The House 10 &C.
ect the names of Of the four persons who have the
highest number of votes for Governor and send them to
the Senate, of whom is TO be chosen Governor
Surely the Wings will not attempt to shove aside Mr.
Morton, Of the two candidates. as the Boston
Alias recommended.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

The reader will recoect, that we recently published
an article from the Charleston Mercury making some
objections to an observation we had thrown OUT
hoping "that Mr.. Saunders would not consent to
owe his election to Whig votes" In re-publishng the
article from the Mercury, stated The reasons Of
opinions and hopes. The Charleston Mercury has
re- published last remarks under Tie head Of " DE
mocra,ic Conyenon'-and we are delighted with the
mapnanimily with which it now debates, that The
Richmond Enquirer defends itself strongly for object
ing In Mr. Saunders's receiving place in the Senate
by Wing votes, and its explanation, we must admit, lie
satisfactory answer to The complaint on The subject
which We thought ourselves called upon to make
The Richmond Wing, Alexandra Gazette, ths Ma.
disonan, and other papers, have repubished the first
article from the Mercury, with some marks of exulta.
tion-and the last Raleigh Register precedes il with
the ominous head of I" Symptoms Of tto,o up We
of the Richmond Wing, in sprt of JUSTICE to notice
the last remarks OF the Mercury From the Wing We
expect neither liberuli,y nor Justice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

delegates from all the precincts IN the DISTRICT OF as
many of them as feel sufficiently interested IN Tue
choice of candidate, "a induce them TO hod fhee'hg
and send them Ill Ia j.,
snitabl Mace for Tie meeting of said Convention-a
MACE eon;detant from the different extfeniues Oh Tue
district and one a.ording all necessary 'ac''''' "
proper delbetation. ,, AZ;
We therefore invite the seVera' P'ec"e's y" VIC us
rict 10 send delegates to meet IN convention al mat
,l,ce on Nonday the 3t Of February next, 10 nomi'
n,,e candidate Tor the Senae, TO be supported ny 'he
Democratic party in April next
Rssolred. That james Walker, B. 5. Meneiee, SIC
,han McC.rmick James Palmer T. b. Evans, " m.
Calvin, and T. Is. Narder, GO represent '"'' p
in said coryention a., NJ, ,r
Besoir,d That we cordially appreciate The effort Of
our Representative, WIN. Rust to procure Tue passuee
of some law for The relief oil those oil his
h III, bv the present hard times much involved
IN deb,,hs law calculated TO defer the collection OF
dh,s ,l rho C,rmer can have the benefit OF another
,ro, and the mechanic the benefit oil another year
Ianr would be benefca! to aboers, provided neither
costs 10 The debtor nor risk 10 The creditor should be
occasioned thereby. :.
NJ The Commonw wealth require disposition OF State
stocks in order 10 the payment of the debts OF the STATE
and perse yerance the most rigid economy IN future
in preference The slightest increase oil our already TOO
heavy taxes.
If tho noor children Of the State falls far short OF lis
benecent intention and leaves the poor wholly depend.
eut ON the rich for school, the want of which, IN con-
yenent and proper distances of ench other very often
renders unava,ug the fund provided for their benefit
Resoired, That If majority of the Precincts send
inc DELEGATES 10 said Convention should think another
place and another time VIII suit better than those liked
upon the proceedings Of this meeting shall CONFORM
thereto
Resolred, That the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary and forwarded
to the Editors Of the Alexandra Gazette, Richmond
Enquirer, and the Warrenton Flag, and that they be
requested TO publish them.
F. B. EVANS, Chairman.
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Il. B. WARpER, Secretary.
CHARLOTTE COUNTY.

At a meeting Of number of persona of the Repub
lican party their Courthouse on this day. II being
Court day, VIM. M. Watkins was called to the Char
and the following resolutions were adopted
Resoired, That we approve of the Convention 10 be
held in Richmond, b. The Republican party, on the 4th
Of March next, and that will send Delegates to the
same.
Rtsoirfd That VIM. n. Dennis, Richard j. Games
Jo!.n u. Richardson, DR.. John 7. Brown Clement T.
Watkins, John Coleman, Jas. Scott, Thomas Hammer
Jas II. Madison, Jno w. Armstead, Isaac Darlington
and Geo. j. Roberts, be appointed delegates to attend
said Convention.
Reso'rrd, That line Chairman be requested to have
the FOREGOING resolutions published in The Enquirer
w. NJ. WATKINS, Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

ToA,T, drank al Dinner In Westchrser county, N
Sd January in commemoraton of the ptou Of
stale by the Democratic Governor, VIM G.. Bouck and Tie
Ing Of the Democratic session Of the legislature
BY Seth Wick 2ud Vice Pre,ident-rhe Election of John
Ter: The only Wing which resulted good and
which they have most consistently and sincerely repenisj
BY John r. ioe-The Empir. Stale: Her has sei
the Of the empire.
The Fair: The only endurable aristocracy-who with
votes-sovern without laws-decide without appes-aEd
never in the wrong
by CART Br6keL-May the Farmer whom we have placed
the highest place OF our State AL IN that will do
nor TO the people and himself although has been corrupted
nseds, roots and mail potatoes.
BY Col. ID. X. Sherwood His Exceilency Gov. william
B0uck, Chief Ploughman Of the State May he his
that the freedom Of election may be preserved Trial
jury maintained the liberty Of the eerrrd and public
sncon 30 extended embrace whatever Is essential h
piness, virtue and usefulness.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

MASSACHUSETTS LEoisLAruaE.-l In the SENATE
Massachusetts, on Friday las,, Frederick P. Roti@
wus chosen President in place Of Dir. Leland, resier
The joint committee the returns &c votes for Goss
or and Lieutenant Governor made report w.
number Of votes for Governor, III ,992 Marcus io'
56,49l; John Davis, 81 $50; SAMUEL E. Sewell, 6E
aud GA other candidates received votes from 81 dosn
there being no less than 81 OF the latter.
The two Houses went into Convention TO fii 7
vacancies in the Senate. Ten had been filled when
mail left by The choice Of Democrats. Five were ~
Essex and five from Worcester, and six remain 10
filled. The vote was as follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

The "Democratic Review" OF December and Janu.
airy, abound with variety Of able and interesting
tices The frs, is graced with the portrait Of MIR.
Buchanan, accompanied by brilliant sketch, which
we have already published. The January number PIE.
SCENTS fine engraving on steel, Of Mr. Calhoun, aad
one Of The most striking likenesses we have be-
held, along with political sketch of tins distinguished
statesman. The Democratic Review goes with al! lis
energy for General Convention, To select nominee
and 10 organize and unite party for the great
test of Is44
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HOYr Il CO.'S OFFICE,

M4Gs7FIcES-T sCHE.WE TO BE DRaH.r a5th JANUARY.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY highest prize $4,000 Of
Geo. SIS SEQ, OG, So $780, Of 81 0U OF aOo,
" tunsrd prizes Of e thousand dollars each % $50 OF o
prizes, amounting 10 STA $50 Whale Tickets slo
halves s5-qunriers 50 So HGYT u Go. will sell certificate
Of package ~ Whole tickets IN this rich scheme for SLID
halves s7e-quar;es Orders distance, enclosn. the
price cerar al package, will be attended 10
with our usual pruaptness. Please address
HOYT IL CO., Richmond, Va.
II 1S-tGs
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CuARlorrr County, Jan. 81, ls4a

At meeting of the people ofhe county of Charlotte,
held in the Court House Monday the I'd of January,
1913 being court day. for the purpose considering The
proprp,y passing Stay Law at the present SESSION
Of our Lee slature-Dr +. NJ. w. DurPhy was calico
10 the Chair, aud TEN, lie d. Richardson appointed
Secretary.
After full discussion Of the subject, both by It's
friends and its opponents, prolonged 10 late hour, the
following resolution was proposed and adopted
Rcsored, That in consideration of the extreme pecu.
mary distress existing throughout The State oil
Virginia we are Of opinion that would be highly
pedent for the Legislature TO pass S!ay Law whose
e ndency would be alleviate this Distress due regard
being had TO the rights ofcredors.
And, on motion, it was further
Resolred, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
published in the Richmond Wing, and Enquirer.
+. NJ w. DURPHY, Prts't.