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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-16
IN BANKRUPTCY-No 491.
district Court of the United States.
NGrfhern District &C M:as;;ae:..>:

DIStLICI court OF the United States, ,
Northern District of Mississippi. {
Notice IS hereby given that ALFRED
THACHER of the County of Lowndes
has been duly declared a Bankrupt by an
order of this said Court, made on the ID
day of January A. D. 1913; and that
the said Alfred Thacher has applied for a
certificate of final discharge from his
debts under the act of Congress in such
case made and provided: and the I'd mon
day of April 1843 at Aberdeen, has been
set for the final hearing. All persons in
lerested may then and there appear to
show cause il any they can, why the de-
cree and certificate should not be granted.
G.. M. RAGSDALE. CIerk.
January 2, l643. II
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REMOVED

TIME Subscribers have removed their Clo-
Il thing Store to the South side of the
Sheriff's Office, Market Street, where they
viii sell their stock of CLOTHING, at redu-
ccd Prices, as they are DESTROYS Of closing
business this season.
PRICE ELLIS, g. CO
N. B. Those indebted for last year are re-
spectlullyirequested to call and settle.
January, 1S43.
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IN BANKRUPTCY-No. 4e2.
District Court of the limited States. ]

IN BANKRUPTCY-No. 492.
District Court of the United States. }
Northern District of Mississippi.
Notice is hereby given that JOHN w.
HODGES of Lowndes county, has been
duly declared a Bankrupt by an order OF
of this said Court made on the I'd day of
January, A. d. 1s43; and that the said
J. W Hodges has applied fora certificate
of final discharge from his debts under
the act CT Congress in such case mace and
provided: and the I'd monday of April,
1s43 at Aberdeen, has been set for the
final hearing. All persons interested NAV
then and there appear to show cause. If
any they can, why the decree and certifi.
cate of discharge should not be granted.
G. M. RAGSDALE. Clerk.
January, I'd, 1913. IT
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NOTICE,

rTAVING determined TO go to Mobile the
ensuing winter, for the purpose Of doing
a General FactOrage and Com
mission Bmsimescs would respectfully
solicit the patronage of my friends and the
public generally; having been planter myself
for several years, have some knowledge OF
the quality of Cotton, and pledge myself to at
tend TO all business entrusted to me with tidel-
ity and despatch. will be in the CITY OF Mo
bile. the Isl of January, 1913, where I will be
happy TO attend to my friends in my line.
VIM. WOODWARD,
of Noxubee County, Miss.
Move nbe. IL, 1912.
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CHEAP GROCERIES

For Cash O9'COEE Oss.
TEyHE undersigned has on hand the follow.
Il ing goods for sale cheap for Cash Oh
Cotton, either at Wholesale or Retail, viz.
Salt. Sugar, Coffee, Molasscs, Rice
Flour, Buckwheat, Cheese, Rassins,
Potatoes, Mackerez, Candles, Ponder,
Soap. Tea, Shot Lead, Iron, Nails,
Castings &c. &C.,
and respectfully solicits dealers in his line to
give him call. !:
il CLARK.
Columbus, Jan. le43. II 6m.
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FLOUR.

a choice article offamily Flour reed
In per Steamer Lallarookh this da
BIZ J. L. CLARE.
Columbus Jan. 24til, 1sa3.
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NOTICE.

TENHE undersigned has been duly appointed
u Administrator of the goods and chattels
of Thomas Williamson deceased. All persons
indebted to said estate, are requested to make
immediate payment and those having claims
to present the salne within the time prescribed
by law, or this notice will be plead in-bar.-
Claims can be presented or payments made in
my absence to Adm. Murdoch who is my duly
authorised agent.
GEORGE WILLIAMSON.
Administrator of the estate of Thomas Will
hanson, deceased.
Columbus Oct. 9th, 1912.
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sA SO So g'1 S e 81 g q

50 sg So g'1 s e 81 ga
Those interested. are invited to call and
examine his splendid collection of Premium
lncorruptible Teeth, which he will insert on
reasonable terms, with pivots or gold plate.
and if need be with Artifcia1 Gums of the
same mcorruptible Material If his work is
not done in such way as to give perfect salts
faction, nothing will be charged.
Office on Main Street, 2 doors from VIM.
Huddleston, & Co.'S Store.
Dec 1910
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Ga "HE new and substan-
- IL tia steameriEI1UO1'-
$S555s.ss$aHR. sEe, p. CARROLL mas
49, - Ter, will ply as regular
trader between Westport and Mobile. the en-
suing season.
The Boat is well suited to this trade, and no
further recommendation is necessary than to
say she is to be commanded by Capt. Carroll.
Columbus Miss. Dec. LIST, 1912.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
1owNDEs COUNTY.

-*&s8 kOWNDES OOUNT4s
Probate Court, January Term, A. D. lS43.
VNO all persons interested in the estate of
M VaIdry McBee late of I4owndes coun-
ty deceased,
You are hereby cited to appear before the
Judge of our Probate Court, at Term thereof
TO be holden at the Court House for said coun-
ty, on the LIST Monday in March, A. d. 1643,
then and there to show cause, if any you can,
why an order should not be made to sell the
following described Lands, situa d in Lowndes
county, and State of Mississippi, belonging to
the estate Of the said Vardry McBee decd.
according 90 the prayer of the petition of Alice
G.. McBee Guardian, &c. To wit;
Lots no. eight, nine, twelve and thirteen. 1t is
further ordered by the Court, that this citation
be published in the Democratic Wing, and the
Columbus Democrat, two newspapers publish
edin the town of Columbus, forsix weeks sue
cesslvely.
Witness, the Honorable Thomas Samp-
son, Judge of the PROBATE Court for
Lowndes county, the LIST Monday OF
January, A. d. 1643.
ssued from the minutes, the 9th day of
January 1643.
n nTTI IND
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TNROM and after the first day of January
II next, the subscribers will sell their re-
naming stock of goods for Cash only, at cost
and necessary charges in getting them here.
Their stock is yet large and great bargains
can be had by calling OH them.
Being determined TO close up their business as
soon as practicable,all persons indebted to them
are respectfully but earnestly requested to make
payments without delay, at least, TO call and
settle their accounts by note or otherwise.
III. BUCHA NNON & CO.
Columbus, Dec. Goth, 1912.
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY.
"HE following notes received at the
Il store of the subscriber at par for
goods.
Union Bank, La.
State 6
City +"
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Carrolton "
Mechanics and Traders, "
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municipalities.
L. M. PROMIS.
Columbus Sept. 6, 1912.
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Is prepared Gin addition to his duties as a
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NOTICE.

TTNHE Co-partnership heretofore existing
l. under the firm and style of Eckford &
Weave.,was Dissolved on the lst inst, all those
having claims against said firm, is requested
to present them for payment all those indebt-
ed to said firm are requested to make imme-
date payment TO VIM. B. Weaver, who is
alone authorized to settle the business of the
late firm.
VINE OXFORD
WIN. B. WEAVER.
Jan 0Rth lR43
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JOHN S. RHEA,
Commission Merchant,
Mobile, Alabama'

4HUWHhb1 &AAWWaNMHAdNy
RefeTe noes.
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GEN. B. M. LOWE, Huntsville, ="
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A. r. BARCLAY, ESQ.,, Iazladega, Ala
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MAI. B. M. BRADFORD, PontOtOc, Miss
OIL. EZRA WEBB, NeO Orleans
MCMAHON, TRoTTER & PEARsALL,
DR.. JAMES PERRINE, Mobile
CHARLES McLARAN, Esq, Columbus, Mi
Oct. l, 1912.
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the advancement of our artists and manufac-
turers in their riyalship with those of Europe.
"W. C. BROWNLEE."
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Usher TO every agent who VIII undertake and
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PHILADELPHIA,

" ~ ~ ! AGN0N$~t@ON x SSO1
RETW"EE.F2d $ 36J STREETS
PHILADELPHIA,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT of Drugs
IA Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye
Stuffs, Glass, &c. of Fresh and unadulterated
articles; Also, Anatomical Preparations and
Surgical instruments, which they will sell low
for Cash, or Country Produce, such as Cotton,
Tobacco, Rice, Sugar, and Molasses.
All persons opening new accounts will be
required to pay one half or two thirds Cash
with good references, or the whole in some of
the above named articles, for which the high
est market price will be allowed. Country
Merchants making their purchases in this city
for Cash, will do well to call and examine our
Stock and Prices.
N. B. Any orders sent to us viii be filed,
and forwarded with as little delay as possible,
and at such prices as will give satisfaction.
Particular care paid in putting up Doctors
orders.
Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. 1912.
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IN BANKRLiPTCY No. 4os.
District Court OF the United States. !
i Northern District Of Mississippi. {
Notice is hereby given, that DAVID
HARDIN Of Lowndes county has been
duly. declared Bankrupt by an FOR
der of this said court made on the ID day
January A. D. 1e43; and that the said
David Hardin has applied for certificate
of final discharge in such case made and
provided: and the Cd monday of April
1s43 at Aberdeen, has been set for final
hearing. All persons interested may then
and there appear to show cause, i any
they can, why the decree and certificate
Of discharge should not be granted.
G.. M. RAGSDALE, Clerk
January q. 1843. IL
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cuied bn.
Of Novembm
and MaryM En- 4,
and State Of M
ment Of certain
Gifted. wb;.1 Pos
ded in the o@ ".
tlbbeha coumv
shall proceed n
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IN ~ Okt'bbehS Conn 5.-,,o,t d
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range thirteen e......iPmr
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between the bg5rr,'
title conveyed Il o
me as trustee. pm
Nov On ,.C.I iARLr
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MISSISSIPPI FEMALE COIIECE-S y.
Hla Institution win be omen for vonn0
= LADIES' on the LIST Monday in Januar,' 1915
l,oung ladies' can be accommodated with boar
ABRAM MAER.
] y. z. Lessons in Music win Be given by
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CHEAP WORK.

In the course of publication, and will be rea-
dy for delivery early in Oct. 1912. complete in
one volume royal ociavo, containing about GOO
pages of letter-press, and more than Five
hundred Engravings, elegantly bound in
gilt price only $3.50 per copy -
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-16

APAm TnRoreH the Rockx MouxrArxa.
The popular idea rcgpfding thu Rocky
Mountains, u loly, vast, continuous mass Of
rocks, partially covered with soil, on which
impeEinble Forest End ROOT and susionancc.
Recent exploration directed by Government.
have elected the gratifying fact that there is
pas n lbe mouniains which makes the
tans' prr1csly easy. TIE survey has been
conducted ~ Lieut. FRExoxr, Ihe Amy,
and an abstract his -epou appears in t6o
~. LOUIS Missounan. from which the follow
NJ extract;
~Aboat AZ miles from oar encampnont
bfouzm IA b The summit The assent bad
becu - gFadaal. that with al the knoEledqe
popsesscd By Carson who had made this coun.
Fy bis home 90 seventeen years, We we're
obliged 10 watch very closely 70 find the
place ~ which We bad reached the culmina.
ting point. Tbs was between two low hills
Fising on either hand iny OF sixty leol.--
Whon look back al lhem from the spot of
The immediate slope on the western plain,
their SUBMITS appeared 10 be about one hun
dFnd and twenty feet above. From the i'm
precision on my mind Al this time, and snbsc.
qucntly on our return. should compare che
elevation which We surmountod Immediately
Al the Pass, 10 the ascent Of The Capitol Hill
hom the Avenue al Washington. II is dc
hcuit for me 10 lix positively tho breadth Of
this Pass. From the broken ground whore Il
commences, AZ the foot OF the Wind River
ehain, the view 10 tho southeast i over
champaign county, broken a, the dis ance
otninotccn miles By The Table Rock, which.
with the othor isolated hills IN iis vicinity.
seems 10 stand on comparative plain. This
Judged "a bo Is termination, The right re-
covering is rugged character with the Table
Rock. Il will be seen that Il in 20 manner
resembles tho places TO which the term Is
commonly applled-nothing ofthe gorre-like
character and winding ascenls Of he Ale
Rheuy passes IN Manufacturing Of the
Great 81. Bernard and Simplou passes in Eu-
ripe. Approaching Il from the mouth Of the
Sweet Water, a sandy plain, one hundred
and twsnty miles long, conducts ~ RIadu-
n aud regular ascent 70 the summit. about
seven thnnsend loog above The sea aud The
traveller, without being reminded Of any
change BY ioilsoms asccnss, sadjouly fnds
himself on the waisrs which aow 10 the Pacific
Ocean. BY TIC route We had travelled, the
distance rom Fort Laramie : 320 miles. OF
30 rom the mou,h Of the kansss.n
The pass thus described vas ascoriaiucd
~ Lent. FIomont 10 be thirty miles within
the territory Of the United States. II lsti.
todo = 90 ~ l5s. Il Is nearly IN a d.
ecthne from the northwestern angle 81
Missouri 70 the Columbia rivcr valley. Com
raralisely the apieoach Of the PISS Is also
Eam 49, s.I.m4m~Ia. tns.a. - -. -.
ofa small Fisor called Sweet Water. These.
and the more particular statements 10 Lieut..
Ffemout's Report, are very satisfactory.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-16

DIED--Af his residence in this town on
Monday last, Mr.. JoHS NJ. DUNBAR, aged
about seveuiys year, highly respectable eiti-
zen, member Of the Episcopal Church, and
in his early days, We believe primer
Peace to bis ashes.
DiED-This Morning, after lingering
illness, Mrs. PHEnE Ann HARRINGTON, con-
sort Of MT. Charles Harrington. The friends
and acquainiances Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral tomorrow
moring At 10 o'clock, hom their residence
on Water Street.
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wmtstAs. aaathsr year is arswirE 20 close.
sud huaulaH - % wafds thai itme which tbs
Chfisusa nattaa has alwH,s 80 anarf tpr ins
purpaas 81 puhhr thsnks9ivlnn ior the hsuniirs
. tns yeas and whsfsss b becouies %. who
havs heen o. fualit ia vufsd. observe this wiss
and dseaTuus eusiom % Thsrsisfe. !. skarEL
naaNn. Ggvefuef - she state ~ isaiaaa-la -.
peinf fhursdaY fsy 91ih ~ Novemhsr. "a dsy
. pubhs thanksgiving and pfalsa - Almigh
Goa and / hsfsby tnvits the ctiineus Of ~ .
state. npeu hat day - lay asiie theit seeu ~
labofsanr 70 aaasmbIe 10 thstrappfopftats plac 80
81 worsalp. a. reudnf ihauk-aivint q God lsr
80 tas ia~setsa walaA hase efoWusa ths yeafi Isr
saea ume AMI harvest snd the blesssne whieh
hns rested eu bath faf natioaai safes ana auirtl
lof iae pfeaevaten lfsin dlsifsssina wafs 81
howe and ahfoaag laf the mstntenauee ~ ouf
Consututioa sod lass. " the ansetioa g obsdi-
sncs 81 The rsoplst Tor cor increasing thrift a.
ne ussful srtss lof che rsvivai 81 tneusffy and
The rsstofailan ~ hops afst tone 81 pablie a. f.
pfess,put iaf domestic tfafqatlity aubtoksn by
sish lasda-aud 80 81 unusuai degree unsisit
"a ~ diseass - aeath together wuh lhess let
msnilen be n.ade 81 ths sdsaucsmsni 81 tulnpsf.
snos 81 morality. OF sdaeaiioa. and - pure fe.ls
ioa. And while ~ reader sfali uds Toe puhlic
bsnehts. each 81 us. tn ouf individual experience
% IA the metoiss which have enuohed Gus hom-
% mar dad added reasons lof thauksrlslng a.
A Almighty 0od--who has allied the year Nth
sbeuedsae goodness
Dose a. Indiana polss. this T,h day
H.. q q November, " the year 81 eut
Lord. s,ehtssa hunafed aad iof'y
by the Governor.
Wan. sntrIs. ssefs1afy otssa'e.
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IT woS'r fLTs-Ths thsorstical. straieht-lacs
et'sf.ol -ihe-consfitutio governmental pslcs Of
W. Osihoan anc his sect. renfnds us Of en- an
scdoie 80 read some months since, "a this effect
fellow vent 70 zee he lamous Fl,inr Ma
chine IA L ndon. snd having sttsnfivsiv guz.d
apon q ior some lime. 81 last observed, swril
rs crest thing No Doubt There's the wings
auo iall and the ruddsr snd the rspes. az exact:
and there's the hitie sisam-engine. boilers and
~. ship shapss and tho whole affair q b. role
sid perfectly scisntihe-BUr pAwx rmE Taixs. n
uoNsr rLv.''
Nov. that's ust our noti0n Of the Calhoun
eahcy-it looks cell soa paper bui at wOn'l
ay"-Eas Alahsmtsn.
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The faliewins sioty certainly remiu1s one 30,
lutte ofths knigAts pfolouud aaosaton Of The
- idsw in Haaibsass
~Madam. SO. - ~ my duty.
s'B-w 20 the shsa4v - yuuf shos-tye.
IN. relic spoAsn - sl.euld Bs aepo-it.j ~ the
sane .hfins who're sfs kspi Gen. Iacsson's corn
esh pipu sad me sacred pen thai dad the Ex-
paugs.
{ "A VrHuARtE krLfc.- Duung the review ~
ths uosps 81 liaulsfd ~ Col. R. NJ. Joansan.
he he'd thr mi-iouuns 80 iuss one II his sao1
srnfSas. but % not dis, oxrr his loss a. once -
TIE rsno was giekeI % y some devoted %
iriss. who ~ sues tas Col johnson haa lets th-
slacei despatched sFeciai ntss.snEef with ~
% thts ctiy. with INSTRUCTIONS % afiivsr u 20
sans > member 81 the couimities appointed 10 -
sssvs aim On he sfrissl hste. day o. twp
stnc.. taIs nsssr ri sf caI' 20 Ait-fnlan Wapa-
bell - ~ Sseeud " ald. End hasing hrst ascsf-
famed lroal him iasf h. wus ons oi AZ esuasnif.
-. rsvs iaio he Aslpina ths prsclous shoe
ffflnf "a he same tiiae youchtuA niust sslsmnlg
taat u was ths idsnueai ou- wuga ~ ~ Colo
al - lIsuistd. Il wfll, ~ eoussv. b. dsivsfsd
90 hins chen be arrives. IL me ufsuume A.
dsfaan " oodhuil wiu chssFlaiiy sxhibfi the
fshe ~ the cunons n-Cuuf.
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SALE OF DELINQUENTLANDS

- II. LANDS and TOWN LOTS retura.
IN "a Delinquent ~ the Couuty Tfsaaur-
~ - Nan4~fhutEh County. Iadiaaa. tor the
Hsnraymsnt - TAXES Tor the year tstt. snd
tbat wete advertised ~ the Cauufy Auditor ~
and iur The Cognfy siofssaid, ienf weeks sucees.
"telt ~ ne ttansvllle Joufnal newspaper
81 Reassai eifenl~iioa printed and Published IN
the lo~n q ttrnstille aad Comfy aiogsuatd.
ptt~sen the tenth Gay ef October end he
lwehif nilh daY ~ Decsmhsf d le4a, wtl.
Be resst - fahlia Sal. ~ ihe County rfeasag.
~ ~ ths itss Monday ~ januafy A y taaa,
- The Jaau lisass dear ~ ths rown Of Evans.
vile aud Ceaoti aioiaatd. OF 80 muoa thefeol
90 VII Pay The Iaxss Penalty and interest a.,
sessed thefeon. NJ act sooner todes,aed b. che
owHef ot ownofs u. kOYeT0N Tv. q.
WM u. WALKER AVG.
Evauasllla Natamhsf Ard IA
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CURIOUS REsol.nrInN.

Atalats Dsmoeralc m ssging ~ Gfeencastie.
he following fssoluIion wss unanimously adopt
sdi
'.ltetoirsd. That We do not approve Of AIRY
Dvmucfat accepting ofics % apFotntulcnt undsr
Jsan ~ 10. aud especially Delegates % The Ne.
uunal Convention"
We reckon many good .democran.- who
hold .ties uader Jpo. Tyler. end many more rho
wish 90, wiN uat fhsnk .dssnsefauc'' breth-
"a iof that rssoiatioa. II isst best but q destrr
20 ar ssaar one 81 Indianspolis. and "a would
have BEES mueh mole mauIy - strike openiy
thaa ~ the DARK. q 70 BE- disgrace - hold u
bee ifem he pfsssut Administration, why -
sash FC.s made about the rsuiusal ot Dem
ogfai." now AND thsni-and why are - many
q them On lhs hunt % ofics = lsfre uaats EK %
press.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-16

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