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BE il remembered that al a Probate Court holden
at Bristol in and f. r sad District, on the 9th do y
of February, A. d. 1919. the administrators on
The estate of
JESSE FORNAN.
late Of Bristol, in said District deceased. pre-
nicd his petition in writing 10 said Court.
prayinp for licence 10 srll much of the real
estate of the sSil deceased as viii raise the sum
of 81 ,427 o. and the expenses o; administration,
for tic ,sasoa that the personal estate is irsui-
fcicn. to pay the debts and expenses aforesaid /;
AMI the administrators represent 90 said Court
~. Il would lie ptejJdical TO the interest Of the
heirs 10 sell all the personal estate, thy there
fore pray for lIcence TO sell real estate in lieu Of
psrsonal estate sufficient 10 raise The aorcsa'c
SUN Of 81 AZ Oh aud the expenses of admins
traiion, and having produced 10 said court tie
assent Of all the heirs in writing, the Sad court
amounted The second MONDAY in March next at
10 o'clock A. VI. as time for a hearing upon
said application, and ordered the said admins
traitors 10 notify all persons concerned 10 appear
a, a Probate Court 10 Re holden at The office of
the Judge Of said Court in BRISTOL in said district
on The second Monday of March next. at 10 o.
clock in The forelo5H, then and there 10 make
objection to the granting Of such licence. if they
see cansc, by publishing certified Copy Of this
order in tie .Mddlrbury Peoples Press, a news
paper printed at Iiddiebury, in the county Of
Addison, three weeks successfully prior to the
time OF said Court.
HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge.
A true copy of record.
II Attest; II. MUNSILL, Judge.
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LIBERATION.

thereby give rnricr 10 the public from
the date of this nublcarion | have given my
SOL William Arnold Jun. his time and an
opportunity to work and mainiGin himself
demaadir2 none Uf his wages and paying
no debls of his contracting hereafter.
Wal. ARNOLD.
Salisbury Feb. 7jh 1913.
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STATE OF VERMONT.)

STATE OF VERMONT
District of New haven. Sc.
RE il remembered that at probate court
- held at Bristol in ami for the district OF
Ncwhaven. on the I'd day Of January A. D.
1S43.
An inst rum ent pup erting 10 be the last will
aud tesiamcnt Of
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
late OF Monkton in said district decreased being
pre- seniea for probate; And it is therrupon or
deIed that The same lie examined for probate
by said court at session thereof 10 he held at The
Office Of the Judge Of said court in said Bristol
on The Cd Monday of March next at 10 o'clock
in tho forenoon. And that notice thereofhe CIV
en- TO all pc sons interested, that they may ap-
pear and make their obectichs if any they have 10
the allowance Of sal. ace cunt. by publishing a
certified copy of this order in the Midolebnry
Peoples Press. newspaper printed at said Mid
dlebury. three weeks successfully previous to
the time OF said Court.
HARVEY MUNsILL, Judge,
true copy of record
ATTEST. Fl. MUNsfLL, judge. IL
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PARTY NOMINATION.

The ,;.;rd pa convention which assem'
he'd 1t l;pr. Di. ;. :. Few days since nomin'
.S':d "r,. II. French. Esq. Of Wiii.sion, as
GA G,daie Cor The sucragc5 pfs:.o aboli'ion'
''s q rs district in Inc nexi consEesslea'
al !cc,ic..
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HNONNET Silks. Ribbons & Ar,i6ria.s
I'D and variety of Millinery Goods for
sale at The cheap cash store. j. VALLET-.
Oct. 9Th.
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House, Lot, and Store for Sale

House, Lot, and Store for Sale
=, e.. THE undersigned is wishing
E;,:@ to sell the property in Bris-
e&z& tol Village, lately owned by
II. Foster, consisting of half an acre of
land, with good DWELLING HOUSE,
"a BY "a feet, two stories high, well finish
cd and painted, with good cellar under
the whole house. Also, good STORE.
well finished. with good cellar under the
whole, and good horse BARN, well fin.
ishcd, thereon. There is lso good gar.
den. The property is located in a rIeasan
part of the village. and food place for a
otOiS.
The above property will be sold low, and
a credit given for a part of the purchase
money, with. security Ca the same. For
further particulars enquire of Messrs
KNOX & WHITL"cK. Troy. n. Y. who are
The owners of the property, or of The sdb-
scriber in Bristol, near the premises. IF
not sold by lie first of April uext it will be
rented HARVEY MUNSlLL.
B.istol, Feb. 10, 2543. 4I-Gt
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NHATEklALS COR most kinds Of wear.
N ios apparel used in The country Sc.
lecled with express reference to Fall and
Winter trade. may be found in great vari-
ety-just opened by
2. BEcKwrTH & Co.
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NEAR EIGHT YEARS
Before The American Public. aGd now soId 10y
2500

Agents in the New England States 'lona
BENJAMIN BRA&DRETI'S HILLS.
fEllilS vegH'rh'o and uu'y !unncp<'
4 mcdiciur PURIrIEst;hs blood ami ~
medately stays the !urth-r progress oil Gis"as-'
in the bodies u those whose powers or life a.
not already exhausted " here hu,nar t =
can avail. there scarcely any coa.pl',r; q
form 0; sickness ihlt The Brandreth Fills 40 ''t
relieve and generally cure. Although iLe-e f';i''
produce d known effect, that bfret IL 10: q"
PROSTATE tie body, ) with uiher medic re-. ; ~
HE frame is inyigora.ed by the removal 9. ~
caus of weakness, the mo:bid, the ci.ia,ta -
mos from TIE tlosd
Bsrmess in themselves. thoy marcy
ASSIST NATURE.
To throw out the occasion Of sickness rem Il
body, md they require no alienation IN tb- t.e:
or clothing. IN fact the human body IL bette,
abe 10 sustain without injury, he incIemeic, Co.
the weather, while under the influence Of Ia, o..
{ elton des; royins disease eradicat'ng M-d'ei'
than any o'hPr time.
the Importance of Bra n1rcth's Pills 'or ScE
men and Travellers 10, t'.errf re, self eyrdeui-
By tho Timely of this medicine now rIuci,
inxIe;y and sickness might we not PTCyeu:!-
Cold bilious affect ons. Typhus, Scarlet an :s-
v~rs Of oil k nds. would be unknown! BnI wh-Tg
sick ucs, does exist, 1t the Brandse. as Pills bg
al once cent for. that the remedy Hsy % apri,.d
without further loss of time.
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Newton Academy.
Shoreham, Vt.

TINE spring term at this Institution will
4. commence on monday the 9Th day
February Instruction will he given as
heretofore by Mr.. MUNGER. 1t is very de-
sirable tina, these who are expecting to at
teI.l should be present at The beginning OF
the term.
EBEN EUSH, Sec.
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RONNETS &C. Florence Braid, straw
- and p. L. Bonnets-Bonnet Silks,
Laenous, Alti6cials, Ritine, nc al BiRGETS
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dated said 7ih May 1889, payable to said
Hayward with use, Ia six months from dale:
And praying that the said defendants, among
other things, may be decreed to pay TO the OF
stoT the said sum of money, specified in said
note 10 the orator. and all interest due and to
Grow due therein, ny a short pay to be !ap-
poin'eJ by said Court, with tl,e orators costs,
and in default thereof that the said defend
ants, and all persons claiming under them,
or any OF them, may be foreclvsed If all equi-
ty Of redemption 10 the premises: And where
AZ il is suggested 10 the Court, that the said
Isaac P. Fen;op, Walker w. w ebb, aad Ho-
ratio Ayerill reside oui Of this state and have
not had personal notice Of the filing and
tendency Of said petition, II is therefore or
ordered that the said orator csuse notire %
be given to the said Isaac P. Fenton, Walter
w. v ebb, and Horetio AveIill, and that they
are required 10 appear and answer 10 the
same on the first day Of the next s'afed term
Of said Court Of Chsncery to be held at Mid
dieburv in and for the County of Addison on
the second Tuesday Of June 1913. Ivy publish
ing the substance his said hill and this order
III the Middlebury People. Press, newspa
per printed in NiddlebuTy in The comfy of
Addison, three weeks successfully, the last
OF which publication sha II be at least twenty
days before the said next Term of said Cout
OF ChanceIy.
SAM'L.. SWIFT. Clerk.
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Improvement of the day!
IMPORTANT TO MILL OWNERSH

THE Undersigned having obtained the exc!u-
.ive right Of johnson. Aroo, nd Wright, their
improvement in wafer wheels, known as John
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Where Physicians have
gwen the
BRANDRETE-S Pills

faf trial. they conetde The inrdieine the ; 3,
evscuant Of The bowels hIlh"tto disc etersi. Tbs
| insredents srr all PREPARED ,xpr-sriy fot
mInusclur- Of the Brlndre III Pills. and i, . I'm
possible TO o5isin PrreAiive Of the sain" pr'.i-
critics except nom DR.. b. Rrandreih. L i.iys
siclnns anil the world at large bear in n,ihd 1t I:
the Brandrsis Pill may be Ialen, If nrse"aiys
for any length Of time daily. not only wiit"1i
injury, but with cert, nty OF beneficial re- tia
Rene N ;rr Ihat they are veg tai l. aid l. no
cent mcdcin'. yet all powerful for the fen0v.l
ri dis asas Whistler shronc or rscei.t, nieeii6.
or othcrs Ise.
TbatIhey purify the bloni, and stay the far:
Their rrogTess disease ~ the hnnan body.
I TAa'. 8" manv cl3es, VII n the ficajfsl nv.
yes OF liberation ha Iai. bare Lgoment or ao..,-
dn1 FherS {" - afo~.r4ncr, no trrnan T -sn'
Gull save life, has" patients ~ ;.i- II irsss
Pills 3Fen resi- red 70 good hea!ih, tn &. Veui
ing Dis 'ase h.ve been csmi:is'ei, @Fadieat.d.
Genuine Brandrcth's Pills OF =
New Labels, that
DEATH BLOW TO c0vNTlHFEiTe'
Likewise the
Brandreth External Remedy.
Are regularly furnished to the folIowin.
agents in ADDISON Co. for their sale,
from my n. E. OFFICE,
10 Hanover Street, Boston. 10
JONATHAN HAGAR, Middlebury,
Needham & Dennis, Fast AiddleLury
Barnes & Fuller, Addison
7 Fletcher & Son Brlro.t
] Frost & Co. "
Phi!aaicF Jones.
Moul,on & Ponrr I"
benjamin. Allen. B'istol
Munsnn & Dean, 4"
i + Hassiii, Cornwall
Samuel Everts,
Sholes & Webb, FenisburgE
Roscoe &, N ,sh, New Haven
Nur;!ey C Higgins, Salisbury
Kent Wright, Sherrhsto
7 Fl XII der. Slark,5,,fy
VIM. r Bixby, Ptr5run-s
& o S Sinionds, Vy,,tino
Sim0ns & Bircha'd yratrh -,
3. BRAN ORETE, II. D.
So;yl 24l Broadway N Y.
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This day opening.

nNE Case Ladies' Kid Shoes. superior
" quality. by A. Franc
Feby. 20, 1913. ..s, g. ~.
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RAR lion, Nails. Shovels, Axcsa
zS general assortment OF HARDWARE,
BY A.CHAPMAN&S ON.
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NJ a lie d,

In this village on the 25ih of Jan. by
Rev. J: Huntington. Mr.. William Ellis, 10
Mss Bctsey GARNER, all of this place.
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Addison County Court,
December Term, 1892.
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STATE OF YER MONT.
District oTN,r H1rsu. SIS.

ATTEST, Fl. MUN.rLL, Jade.. Il
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ystpor u tie application. n the
roud II m,Hsfed irCm the sfilduvil
Il.al alsfe |. cnusc 10 intefpo.c, the
rule viii be entered. On showing
cause, aGidaviH taken by tiiiisr par.
ty may D. rad to show fte stffiacn.
~ m nAdfieIct,cy &c Ire sccatiy n.
ken, provided reasonable notice be
given Of tho taking Of the same. II
tho security 10 adjudgM Insufficient,
thc additional security must be mp.
proved by the court.
OnitFtd, That Hcttafler when IL
rciAsgampNt ,s ordered, the re-nrgu.
mcnt shall be had n, the same term al
whichit 10 gsantcd--the Cause 20 be
PLACED The end OF the docket Of the
district to which II belongs.
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Huntsville MESSENGER,
..,srrp AND PUBLISHED EyEhY
SATURDAY MonS'So, M
John ]. ThOlnpSOn

TenMs.--TW0 DOLLARS per
,,n,,,n. IL advance, or THREE at
the end ofthe year.
W" AnyrmrrseNrvrs will be inserted
q, the rate of 81 % per squire Tor
,Lr fir,t Insertion, and so cents Tor
each week therealter---ten lines or
Io.s, constituting q square, The nun.
hcr of Insertions required, mast be
unrked on the margin OF the man0-
script, or they will be inserted till
forbid. and charged accordingly
All Advertisements from a distance e
must be accompanied with the CASH
or they will not be inserted. ;.
Announcing candidates for once
will be IS for county ofticss-$lo
for state offices---in advance. !.
YEARLY Advertisements inserted
on reasonable terms
Postage must he pail on all letters
connected with the office, to ensure
attention.
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RULES
Ofthe High Court Of Errors and APP
peals, adopted at its January term,

ofthe High Court Of Errors and AP:-
peals, adopted at its January term,
ls4Q n. q~yfs
Ordareds That, hereafter when Q
case Is reached on the Docket if no
council appear on either side, o. when
no council be marked on the docket,
the case shudI be dismissed: Prpvi-
ded, however; that saeh Dismissal
may be sea- aside, 2 % good cause
showny sdpportc4hy affidavit but in
no case wiiI such dtsmissal be set a.
side, uniess, the affidavit also show
ihatthere pr0babie merits. b I,
When any defendaAtiR eEroE shall
Ecclesiastical with the security Ia
ken id any writ of error bond he
nyay MOVE the. cOass for arule upon
the piainsflf in errort to show -caasel
or 4 day to be'namedy why the super
scdias should noe b. dischafgedyor
other security g5vtns acopy q Which
l5iecshaif bcscrvesRolnithe PlainIf IN
error, at lcast fivc'' days betere tAs
expiration OF the saSaeF ts.sal q
I, The motion for thet' rule raust be
founded upon aal aAldnvlt Of the in
sufEciencJ OF the secuFNy takfn-&
the affidavit ola acknowledgement in
theiiudgraens below tiAry be readiEa
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-30

cenher, ~ Bfaud0n.
St OF, sd Monday In Apfil and Ocio.
Der, ~ Hill.borough. $3.50.
sImpson, sd Monday in May and No
yenbef, 1t He.tyiIle.
Smith, nh Mdntay IN April md DC.
loltr, 1T Fairfield.
I'allahaichIc, 1,h Monday Ii M,S &
November, At Charleston.
1'mlca, 1T Monday III April and DC
tobcr, NJ Commerce.
Tippnh, list Monday In April and
October, nj Ripley.
Tishemingo, ID Monday in April Il
October, nj Jaclnto.
Warren, Sd Monday In April and DC
tober, ut Nicksbutk.
Washington, ed Monday in April 3
October, Princeton.
Wayne, I'd Monday in April & octo-
Der, at Winchester.
Wilkinson, l.t Monday III April and
October, at Uoodvile.
Winston, Sd Monday after tie 4th
Monday in April and October at
Louisville. ua, 4
Yalcbusha, lst Monday 10 May and
November, at CoGeevllIe.
Yazoo, LIT Monday iii May and No
vtmber, at Benton. n
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-30
GOVERNMENT OF THE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS.
r. Nj. Tucker, Governor, until 1884.
L.G. Galloway, Secretary OF state
J. f. Matthews, Aud. of Pub. Acc.
VIM. Clark, State Treasure.
ID. Freeman, Attorney General.
JUDICIARY.
Judges Of High Court Of E. &A
WIN. l.. Sharkcy, Alexander M.
CLAYTON and Edward Turnerf
Clerh, F. w. Hopkins.
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! > : 80 =. - -
STATEN Emf


Showing when aud where The ClEuit
Costt Of eaeh Cbanay IN this State
is heidi @
Adams, 4th' Monday in May ard No
yember, at Natcbez.
Amite, "a Monday in May and No.
vember, 1T Liberty.
Alfalfa, lst Ai6hday in April and OF.
tobcr, KosCiusko. g. ...
Bolivar, Is, Monday in April and Oc-
tobef, at Boliyef & h.
Carroll, lst Mohday III AFfH And Oc-
tobGf, al Carfolll5H:
CliickasaW, ID Monday adcf TIE 4tll
Monday III April atd Ortober Al
Houston.
Choc.aw, 9TH Monday IN Nfarttl and
SeptemBef, stGreeHsbotdtigli.
Claiborne, 4th Monday in May and
November, at Port Gibson.
CLARK, Sd Monday in May and No
yember, at Qditman.
CopiaH, ist Mtnday III May and Mo-
vembef, at,Gullatih:
Gaalrorna, 81 Monday in. April and
Qctohsrs at Goahpna c. h,
Gown ton, 4th Monday in April &
SettSmbff. at Williamsburg:
HtSoto,.4th, Monday ih March and
NAy4nber, etl Hegnande,
Frasklin, 18th Monday IN May and
November, at Meadville.
Green, Isl Monday IN April and Dc
tobef, Al LeAksHlc.
Haueock, Isl Monday iu April and
October, at Shieldsborough y
Kinds, 3D. Monday in June and De-
ccmber, at Raymond.
Holmes. Sd Monday in ARrii and &C
tobtrs at kexipgtetf.
ltawamba, 81 Monday 10. ApFil and
October, at Fulton:
An Monday IN March and
IS pietnber, at JaRsoti CT.
Jasper, Cd MoiIday IN May assi No,
vembs Fat Pamlding. /,
Jefferson, lst Monday in May and
November, at Fayette.
Jones, 9TH Monday in April dnf DC.
tobtr, at Elfsyillt.
Kehipefy NH Nlen,iay IN, April: AND.
OrloBrr. as DeK.b.
I,asdetdale, 4th Monday in May and
Noyember,at Marion.
Lawrence, 4ih. Monday in, May and
Noycmb,r, al Monticstio.
Leake, 1T Monday in Map and Mo-
.vemher, at Carihage.
Lafayette, Sd Monday in May and
November, al Dxfttd.
lsd@ndt$ Isl Monday is9 III and
October, 1t Odluatbdss u
Madison, lst Monday ~ May and
November at Canton. a.s...
Nation, ed. Monday ii April and DC
toher, at Columbia.
MouSoe, MdndHy'id April ahdOc-
toher, al Athens.
M:tssiali,, lst Mbnda$ afsStthe 4tb
Nfobgay in My and N0vsmeer, at,
Hofty Springs.
Neshoba, IL Monday after the .4th
MoNday III AprA and oftobeF' at
PffiEadelpAlN.
NeWt0h, 1Ie MSnday asetr the 9TH
Monday ia Mat ana 'Novcrnber, At
Decatur. III
Noxnbee, Sd Monday in April and,
0et0bEr, AZ Macon
oktibUeAA, 4th, MSnday after the 4th,
'Nfbnday' i'll ApfH and October, AZ
'StatEViIle. r,a,2 et.
Perry, 50 Mbh,1ay ihaAPrii and Oe-
stober, at augusta. a
AIsonf6foe,, 3da Monday afttt the OH
Mondayt in Apats andp October, al
FuhtGt6c.. 1T
PIKE, Sd iNE6hday in Apil aHdgO cto-
btf. al HoiMesSiileC
PtnSfW iyt tEohd6s ffe A md Oc-
ttbcr E P6hditsa
RaaRfn,tast stohdSyiuJ One and Do
Ill.
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The High eosn ~ kfiofs mid Ap-
p~alt has ao jwlsdNtiom excerpt
what property belo;ws 10 n Cosr,of
Errors md AVpCais, ils sessions are
Holden OIL the iirst Monday Of JamaA-
~ md July, NJ Jw kson, bving viHh.
ally but one session per nnnum.
Chhnctsibryl-.R. II. BuekHcr, ok.
r. l.. Dixonl
The HnpeAUs Court OF chnncery
hnS jurlsdttioh ovet all matters, pleas
aud complaints .whntaoewr, belong
ing to, or Ccguiaabie In q eosft OF
equity. II holds two scss. annunlly.
CIRCUIT COURT.
This court has original jurisdiction
In civil cases, In which the sum in con-
troversy exceeds $50. For each Of
the eleven eircuits, a Judge and attor-
ney are elected quadre nuialIy, by the
people, from November.
This oourt has alse exclusive cTim-
iual jurisdiction.
REORGANIZATION V the Jndiciol
Districts, as per act dpbfoved 18Th
february, 1870.
First District. Composed dthe
counties Of Warren, Claiborne, Wash.
ington and Bolivar: Geo. .Ceaiter,
Judge; Il. q. Walker, District Attor:
ney. ". ~
Second Composed Of the
counties OF YaIobu.ha, Carroll, Choc:l
taw aud Tallahatchie b. r. Caru.
theirs, lodge; G. r. Neil, District III.
torney.
Third Distrite. composed Of the
counties OF Adams, Wilkinson and
Jefferson. 6. C. Gage, Judge Stan
hope Posey, District Attorney
Fourth Districl.-C Composed ofthe
counties Of Smith, Copiak, Simpson,
Scott, Newton and Neshoba a. G.
brow u, Judge; Z. G, Feytdn, Dist,
Attorney. 40
FY/si Di.trict.-Composed Of Tie
Of Jones, Jackson, Green,
Perry, Wayne, Jasper, CLARK and
Isauderdale: Henry MouGgefi Judge;
Jno, Watts, District Attorney,
.Sarfh Disirict.--Cbmpos d Of tie
counties Of Noxubec, Lowndcs, KEN
Der, Winston and OktiBbeifa: Hehd-
lev S. Bennett, Judge; Hourly Gray,
District Attorney.
Seo-nsk District ouipo.ed q the
counties Of Kinds, Madison and Ran-
kim: John III. Rollias, Judge; Frank
lin Smith, Distric Attorney.
Eighth District ComPosed o. ina
counties Of Desoto, Coahoma, 1u'iice |
Ponola, Lafayette and MafsRati; J.
M. Howey, Jodgei Geo. A. Wilson, |
District Attorney.
Ninth D;sirict.-6 ompcsed 81 the
counties Of Monroe. Itawamba, Tisk-
emiago, Pontosac, Chickasaw aiid
Tippah: Stephen Adams. Judge;J.
W. Thompson, District Attorney: |
Tenth Disrriick-C Composed ofthe. |
of Yazoo, Holmes, Alfalfa,
aud Leake: Morgan L, Fitch, Judge; |
r. A. Perry District Attorney. i
EAv.n!k Dis,rict Composed Of
the counties Of Lawrence, Covingtoh,
Hancock. Marion, Pike, Amite and
Franklin: Van Tramp Crawford,
Judge; John +. f.amPkin, Oisttict
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-30
FROM THE DOLLAR wEEKLY.
WHY 'EskAs OUGHT TO BE ADMITTED
iNro THE UNION. No. 3.
NEw Yokk. l1ta. 2ii 1913.

fNTo THE tNIoN.--No. q.
NEw Yokk. hta. 2iI ls4s.
ffaiA III b J last letter that Texas
Was atlhe mercy Of a 5qreign. power.
This is true; ard THAT powell il Eng
land. II will not Be an impossible
thing 10 raise a find OF ten OF twelve
milIious rof dollars IN London to- Be
devoted ID the ediahcipadon of the
slaves Of 'fexas. 1Hdsed, it il an ess
|tablished fact, that such Il scheme IL
on foot and actually III ptogfess.
To the surprise OF every man who
regards the existence Of slaseay in
the southern regions of the uuiom
and in. Texas. as necessary to their
prosperity in the present state OF theif
|pnpaiatigayit isaseeG That the advo.
cate Of the abolition ofsIavery il lis
tened 10 with as much composure in
the streets Of Galveston and TIoGston,
as III the streets Of Montreal and Que.
bee.
/ mention. these things 10 show you,
Mr.. Editor, chat the pFoject OF aboi-
ishiug slavery in Texas is not an idle
notion, but that it has truth iii it, and
when least we expect il, the blow
~ in Be struck, unless Tie people Of
the UJhited states, jeaioiie OF tier
power, shall, through their govern.
ment, interfere, and forbid the bar
gain being closed with Great Britain.
i shall have more to say on this head
before Lam done. My Objects now
to point out some Of the evils that
will certainly f1o@ from the pfoximi-
ty Of d free state adjoh idg f.ouisia-
ma. A
The barrieF between Texas and
louisiana, and Texas and Arkansas.
is, easily passed. The river that
separates the FIRST two is no obstacle
to the passage at absconding slaves
In less than one year, half the slaves
of Louisiana and ARKANSAS willhave
passed thelines, and what then? Their
masters will demand their surrender.
BY what treaty. BY treaty that
will be formed between the United
States and Texas; providing f5r the
surrender OF slaves fleeing from. SER
.vitnde? Indeed! is it supposr d that
such q treaty will ever be 70, med be-
tween the two countries, when their
interests will be SO palpably contrary
and opposite; when England viii
posses such influence in the COUNCILS
of Texas as the abolition of slavery
brought about BY her agency will
necessarily give 10 her? II We're foiiy
to suppose anyIsvch things
What can the masters do, when
they see their property flying from
their grasp by merely passing, over
ii river or an imaginary line, and
when they know that it cannot be
rscoveredl What is' there to ailay
the free evaporation of mind that
would eusue from such, a state Of
.things3 Nothing. whatever. The move.
ment IF the slaves 10 Louisiana TO-
wards Texas would communicable
itselfto Alabamal and.MississiPP and
Tennessee, and masters I'M those
states would End their properly dis
|appearing daily end nightly. Y,
The general government woult
prdbabiy W GATED Upon TO refAsay