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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02
LAND MONEY

The following resolutions relation the reception
OF the lind fund, came up as the order Of the day:
liy Mr.. Garnet:
Resolredby the General .lssendiy Of Jirginia. That
the treasurer OF this Commonwealth he and he hereby
authorized TO receive of the treasurer vi the United
States, the o So 900 \ As cents. the d,srbulahle
portion Of Virginia arising from the sales OF the public
lands or the year Sl2, under the provision Of act "a
Congress to appropriate the proceeds OF the sales OF The
public lands. ana grant pre- empons rights, approved
September ih, ISLE and when received 1t shall be-
the duty Of the SAID Treasurer place the in The
II, asuts 10 the credit Of the Commonwealth.
Amendment substituted by Mr.. Ltake Of Goochand
Rcsorcd That the poo, eds OF the sales OF the public
land oug 10 be distributed among the States because
Congress has constitutional authority 10 dispose OF
ell or any oi tho property of the federal goyornmsn
or any other than Tor national purposes, for which
only they vested IN that governments because such
distribution Is substantially the II the money
distributed were raised BIZ borrowing. or by taxing
the people because all the Of the Government
mcludng the proceeds of the sales OF the public lands
have, OF late fallen short of its expenditures, and the
yernmcn Is greatly in debt and is actually attempting to
Iase money by an UNJUST unequal and an oppressive
ian because such distribution produces the necessity
for increase of the public burdens and rotation u
ihe trust created by the deeds Of ctssou; because no
kind Of reason have ever been offered for the distribution
OF the proceeds .h- sales Of that part The public domain
~"' IS been purchased ~ the federal government;
and because such distribution is injurious in It's tcnden
clcs, diminishing tho power and Influence OF the govern
non 10 Appropriate sphere, and increasing both fear
fully, whore they ought not 10 be felt
! Rcs0lred. That this Legislature vii, not apron,
any agent To receive such portion Of tho proceeds OF the
public lands m,y be, or have been appropriated 10
this State. under the late act of Congress.
Mr. Taaltrro moved the indefinite posiponemen Il
the whole subject; and il had been fully discussed here
and elsewhere he called the previous qucstlon-whic
was ordered.
Mr. Garrett called the ,ycs and noes on the motion to
/ Nbi Oh ri. ,nJr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02

u = s'f.'-s9-G. " ,enis. ". q. walaer.
l h'r - Br5wa, Bsott Msy'i, Jf, John ] Rice, H.
oss. Gown, Henry Beat. II.
4yfae-Nt aehau, 4 .oefison. Richard H. Tslor.
Wa. Il. Mactafland ,amrs L,au,.
Res0frsa, That .eltlefnea present iom counties mol
"ffr'sahd BY dhtgae> ionrsliy apPinled be reques
'ea 20 1aAe s. $ ss members af this GnnyenIion.
oa ip'4tHI Of the ssme. Commute of seven was APP
'n' Ia 'eport the nutabgf aud SIS le 81 officers f the
" - 'iioa. and recommend sdate pefsoas. The ioi
" .ns couPscu tho o1mmi.irc:
alt<sfs. Cuur.d. Lyons, Sc.u. LanghgrIe, Robsri-
son. rtrlnps3s and f,rb,
The Cunseut.3a iaeg I'd uurued al 1 o'eluck.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02
A NEW WAY - HalSE THE WIND.

Amongst the various css' iiatD, or raising The ri,,d
that have been lnyrned 9 prsoas who disregard the
good old maxim that honesty is the best policy" we
do recoec have heard ofone so singular in
It's character that disclosed in the following card
which pnrpors be ticket in lottery, appointed to be
Drawn at Boston the 2Slh of tins month The young
men whose names signed 10 it have been indicted
Tor setting upa lottery not authorized by law, and for
selling false and fictitious tickets therein and are take
their trial for felony Monday Notwithstanding
The ridiculous nature OF this imposition il appears. from
he statements of poor girls who witnesses al
the examination Of one OF the offenders that they have
been swndlcd ou Of considerable money by the
rick lrr,a - In card.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02
TIE GREAT PETITION.

The W ashingtun correspondent 81 The Batnnre \
meFean, III his Saturdays letter, tits d.scn1,s the
grca, Massachusetts, petition:
- ns morning, On entering the llal Of the ilouse.
my attention directed Ia the d. 81 III Nj. Adams,
9n wlich was a reel with petition around it. half a
me IN length, signed by iityo Thousand eight hun
dfed and siNiy three pesons oil South Massachusetts,
asking Congress pass such laws and Irupusc such
amendments tie Constitution u the United States as
may forever separate he people oi Massachusetts, from
all connection with slavery. The venerable gentle
sat behind this petition las calm summer
morning.
!, Was petition day. but the House resolved go into
committee OF The Whole on other business. Ail,r the
vote taken, MI Adams asked The general Of
the House To present his petition: but objection made
by several gentlemen. aud the old gentleman had
but to submit silently. So his spiked
for once
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02

CTR Massive understand that in consequence Of
the recent inventions IN The business Of making cui nails
from American iron, nails Of excellent quality already
selling al less than four cents pound.
Thus says truly the Journal Of Commerce. VIII that
paper be good enough to 1t, us how nuc the price Of
nails is enhanced by the heavy duty imposed mporta
ton? Tribune.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02
BosroN. December 9..lSt2.


ATTENTION lApiEs!-Two young gentlemen, Of the
city Boston, OF good morals aud steady habits being dc
sirous ut entering into the marriage by the LIST oi
March next. have adopted plan obtain wives.
and To make an addition To II cir property to maintain
them with after marriage. The plan is this: We have
stated number Of printed cards, with upon
them, each card having on it three numbers. These
cards will be sold Ia all white ladies'. American born, of
good character. The numbers Will be drawn on the
18th of February, lSi3 by committee Of three ladies
who not interested in the drawing The two ladies
..l,i"g the TWO cards having the FIST six Numbers
that are drawn Out the gentlemen agree To marry; but
it, aIler an interview with each other, the ladies' should
refuse To marry the gentlemen the money taken for the
cards shall be equally divided between the ladies and
gentlemen. The drawings will be published in tie pa
pers ON the 2Dh OF February III all the places where
the cards have been sold The ladies holding the
two prize cards requested 10 address letter To the
Gentlemen in Boston, stating their names and places Of
residence, that the gentlemen call upon them.
The gentlemen are both young, and are called very
good looking; their ages are n and q years. Ladies
obtain information Of their characters Of those who
nave the cards for sale. The cards will be placed in the
hands Of ladies only and all things will be done as sta
ted above.
Price Of cards 62i cents. After the drawings are
published, the ladies' holding the two prize cards will
please direct their letters 10
Ara
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-27
TRUST SALE.

PY virtue of a deed of trust to me
~ EXECUTED by Abijah Dennis, dated
7th September, 1912, and duly re-
corded in the Probate Clerks Office
of Winston County, Mississippi, in
Deed Book G. on pages 375, 376 q
ST., to secure the payment of GER
tain note theIeinnamed, shall sell for
cash TO the highest bidder, at the
Court House door of Winston County,
in the town of Louisville, on
Monday the 5th day Of June, l643,
the following tracts or parcels of land
situate, lying and being in the county
of Winston and State of Mississippi,
to-wit: The North half and the S E
quarter of Section No. six, and the
West half Of the southwest quarter
of Section No. five, in Township fiji
teen, Range ten east, and the South
west quarter OF Section No. thirty
one, Township sixteen, Range ten
East, containing in all, severn hun
dred and twenty acres, more or less.
The title to the above land is said
10 be indisputable, but l shall only
convey such title as is in me vested,
by said deed.
EDWARD FOSTER,
Trustee.
Nav 6. 1918. 46 st prs fee So
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-27
A WARNINGS!

A Mr.. Blindman, pilot on a fiat, on
the Ohio, recently saw most won
derful sight in the heavens lie was
watchicg eagerly the comets tail
when ali at once, he saw the tail Curl
up. and form in big letters, the word
PAY
He didn't pay much attention to 1t;
hut in a few minutds he looked a.
round again, and saw distinctly, III
the same place, the word
THE
Astonished at this, he ran below tc
inform the captain, and when he go'
hack, and looked up at the tail, he
found that it had changed again, AND
had formed the word
PRINTER.
Whereupon he and the captain mar
yelled greatly, and did resolve instant
Nv to heed the admonition, and as soor
as they got home to pay the printer
We wish a good many could see ina
sight, and profit by it.
0TThe Mississippian says that tn
officers Of the Union Bank now ADM
that the assets Of the bank will no
more than take in its circulation; wha
becomes Of the State bonds that thes
assets were to pay, according to bon
paying logic, two yearsagoe We nav
understood for some time past, tina
the assignees were compelled to Sc
about the amount received to pa
themselves their salaries and other e.
penses Of the bank.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-27
NEW GOODS,
AT THE PLANTERS
STORE!

HNHE undersigned is now receiv-
Il ing a large and general asset
ment Of
DRY GOODS,
Consisting in part of Cloths. Casml-
meres, Satnetts, Calicoes, Domestic,
Ginghams, Muslin, Irish and Brown
Linen, Coltonades, Painted q Print
ed Lawns s. Muslins, Long Lawn &c.
Silk & Cotton MEMBERSHIPS, Work
ed Capes & Fancy Neck Hdkis.,
Cotton, Worsted & Silk Hosiery,
Cotton, Linen, Worsted, Kid and
Pic Mic Gloves; Silk & Cotton I'm.
brellas; Blankets, Linsey, Kersey
Cotton Oznaburg, with many othel
cheap and desirable goods, all o
which are effer, d at whole sale o.
retail, at very reduced prices 70
| ALABAMA MONEY, at the
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-27
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
WINSTON County.

Probate Court, April Term ls4S.
wv HEREAS Gerge G. Snede-
wv cor, Administrator Of the
estate Of James Snedecor,
deceased, having by petition repre-
sented to the Court that it would be
for the interest Of all persons inter-
ested, 10 sell the following tract or
parcel of land, situate, lying and be-
ing in the County of Winston, in the
State Of Mississippi, to-wit:-The
West half of the South East quarter
of Section thirty-fve, in Township
fifteen, North OF Range twelve east,
of which the said James Snedecor
died seized and possessed.
1t is ordered, adjudged and de-
creed by the Couri, that citation is
sue to all persons interested, to be
and appear at the next June Term
of this Court, and show cause, If any
they can, why an order Of sale should
not be granted.
| It's further ordered, that publica'
ton Of the said citation, be made il
the Louisville Messenger, for the
space OF six successive weeks.
Witness the Honorable Felix Eli,
Judge Of the Probate Court of Win
ston County, the LIST Monday of Ap'l
ls43. Issued the 18th April l84S.
JOS. p. CROSLEY, Clerk
BY VIM. T. LEWIS; Dep. Clerk
| a. CIV
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-27
THE STATE MISSISSIPPI,
WINSTON County,.

nyHE heirs at Law of TroylouS
Barnes, deceased, will take no
tice that have this day filed
my petition in the Probate Court OF
Winston County, Mississippi, which
will set on the first Monday in June,
next, to have my dover allotted, in
the following tract or parcel OF land
living in the County OF Winston,
To-wit: The Northwest quarter
of Section fifteen, Township thirteen,
North of Range fourteen East; at
which time you may appear and con-
test said claim, il you think proper.
ELIZABETH BARNES.
May /, 1913. as At piss
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-27

qnanor of section lhiry.lwo, Town
.hlp hnecn, North ~ Ilnnsc thirteen
East Also, hla Interest ~ and ~
lhe IIou.o md Lot N The town OF
Lon will, knosn es Lot No, y, IN
IIlmk No !, Ia ll,o North West sqt
of said town.
CliA's, NJ. WEAVER,
BssigDce ~ NIT N'sh
Aplil ~, 1870. ~ ids
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-27

The New York Evening Post re.
c mnends the district and per cpda
vote and the May National Con,en-
ton. This is the true course, and
the one which cry other discreet
friend Of Mr.. Van buren, as well AS
every enlightened man who desires
the success Of our party at the next
Pr, sidcntial election.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-27

"a
Nlnxro --Wealo indebted - NJ
tl,n.ii, C,lllenden, gtn u tic Hon >
! C,lllendrn, oNo " tie Int Vet''''
u,Isoueu IN Ncsico, Who nIflyrH ~
,bi, uly Yesterday, by way u Jaw
nm, In ihr steamship Alabann,lo 'h'
following vcfbni lni, lllgcilrri
M. n urhall, bonfcr 81 dispatches
"a Mrsieo, arrived " Nc.n Cfuk
vhen Nh. Cdncndcn lefi Tho fl'
,,,uth wns ~ ~, awaiting the fret
ua,mr,,i of dia Mcsirun indemnify,
I1,e prevailing opinloD ~ Mcxico
was, lLntthr payment would hc eiIcc'
lnatcd. ltisconhdrpiy asserted ibh
Gen. Wsddy Thompson WIS dctcfm.
med 10 demand lh, passports and
leave lhc country IN Tie event Of the
non.paymcnt Of The fut insiolmcni.
II was nl.i currently asserted that
Santa Anna would be Invested with
The dictatorship Of Mexico by the
Juntl.
S,xy.two Texan prisones were IN
Mexico nm1ng whom were Col Fish
,r, Gen. Green, &c prgc Van Nts. &
Thomas Hatch, who were compelled
10 work in lhestrccts, and exptstd to
every kind Of t,rannical treatment
Very Ii tie hopes Of their release from
captivity was entertained by their
friends.
Messrs. David Morgan and Geo. G.
Hatch, two of the San Antonio pllso-
ners, who had escaped from the Cas-
tie of Pcrote, arriven also in this city
yesterday.
The accusation against Houston, OF
sending "A letter to Mexico, declaring
the expedition of Coils. Green and
Fisher unauthorized and not entitled
to the b ne6ts Of the Mier capitnla-
ton, was fully borne cut by evidence
obtained in Mexico, and generally be-
lieved.-N. o. Bee Of the Sth inst.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-27
AssIGNEE's SALE.


NW7lIII bo cold before tho door
w Of The Court IIoa.s Of Win
siop County, Mississippi, IN
the town ~ Louisville, on
londog he 5th d0y NJ Jugc 1919,
for cnsh, the following described re.
III Estate, 10 .witi The N ~ ! OF tho
N II 1 OF Section four, Township u,
North Of Range ~ Feast, containing
30 acres, more or less. Also, ono
other tract Of land, described rs fol.
lows, to-wit: The ono on which Van
s. Bell now resides.
The above specified land was rem.
dered in the Bankrupt Court, by
Van =. Bell.
The Assignee will only sell the
said Bells interest in said land.
CHA'S NJ. WEAVER,
,ASsiagnce, NJ Dist. Miss
April 90, 1913. A ids
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-27
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
In THE PROBATE COURT OF ATTALA
CoINry February Term, 1913.

In THE PROBATE COURT OF ATTALA
County, February Term, ls43.
LANDY n. WHITE Of Winston
county in said State, having petition
ed the Probate Court of said county
of Alfalfa, to order John H. Stone &
Neil Morrison ofsaid county of Win
ston, Executors of the last will and
Testament of Archibald Porter, late
~ deceased, to make titles to the
following described land, situate in
said county of Winston, to-wit: The
East half Of The North West quarter,
and the West half of the North East
quarter of Section No. %, Townshid
| No. l6, Range No. l3 East; agreea-
BILE to certain Bond executed by the
said Archibald Porter in his lifetime.
to the said Landy r. White; and
said petition having been duly con-
sidered by said court, it is therefore
ordered that the said Executors, and
all Others interested, be and person
ally appear before the Probate court
of said county of Attala, on the first
Monday of August, next, TO show
cause, any they can, why said order
should not be made, as prayed for in
said petition.
ATTEST: SAM. MUNSON,
May 90, IS43. As I'm Clerk
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-27

Fent " : C0lve u oW--ap
giOp Ille prets 70 aD1cpli.s 'lls lac1
Thai fatal fte0glfo hws iusl taken
place 10 ,ur Coufl Room, duIlbg lbs
snsisn of The ,oun, between NJ Juf.
emiah Ellington aud T.. 4. Topper,
ssq Me- 'l'uwo wes addressing Ihg
juiy upon ihp trial VI y cflmibm ease,
10 which ellington Wus prosecutor, and
was commenting legdlmulely mud
ffvperll upun Ipo evineDtc, whpn
t.lllngion tume up Lclliud hin, aud
struck lhm Nv GO over heud viii
u huge sli,k. MT. llltrcupon iciaed
u ssOld cans tlmi lay near him, with
which hu stabbed LIS antagonist an.
dor lliu left arm
MI n. iii d few minutes nf,or.
wards. Gr,ut confusion prevailed IN
the Coun rom, aud his honor, Judge
Rollins, Adjourned couIt for n sll IT
time. An who witnessed The scene,
contur IN the opinion that Mr.. Tup.
pers conduct was perfectly jusIillablc
II indeed, 1t was lot plaIsew orlby, ~
the fate oi Ellington, was well dcserv-
cd.-Mdependem D.mocroi Canton,
Mos.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-27
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

VK7ILL be sold for cash. at the
" Court House door Of Winston
County, Mississippi, on
Monday The 5th day Of June ls4S,
the 70 following described Real Is
state, as rendered in the Bankrupt
Court by Colby Mcdaniel, to-wit;--
The East half of the South East
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-27
The next Legislature, in
Joint vote will IN st likely
Democratic majority a4-last year

Democratic majority 24-iaSt year
az. !.
For Congre>s-We have now all
the returns and the result is ii Dem.
anti Clay. and Wings.
The N. Y. Tribune gives to Hays a
majority for Congress in Lewis Co., OF
70, and to Summers 80, in Braxton-
1t is more than probable, that Brax-
ton and Lewis have sent "A Democrat
to the House of Delegates Georgia
Times.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-27
yIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

To hear from Braxton & Lewis !
and Randolph l, last year democratic
Ifthcy elect democrats, the next house
of Delegates will SAID IS Denis, SO
Wings. The last house was thus divi-
ded; Dems. 81, Wings so, which show
Wing clear gain Of 9 only produced
as follows:
Wig gain -Albemarle 2, Powhat-
an /, Hanover |, Southampton |,
Fanquier 2, Fairfax l, Tyler |, Nor
gan / King and Queen |, Marshall !
Henry l, Grcenbrier l, Fayette and
Nicholas Total 10
Whig loss -Norfolk /,
Rappahaunock /, Giles A,
Mercer /, Cabcll& Wayne
Logan Pocahontas !,
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-27
= Z
NOTICE.
TAILO Il IN G /!

TAILOR rim G f!
HNHE subscriber, thankful for past
Il favors, would respectfully INFORM
his friends and the public generally,
that he has removed his shop from his
old stand, and taken room in the
West end of the Louisville Hotel,
where he will be happy to attend to
all who may favor him with their
patronage. ~,
In consequence of the downfall OF
things in general, he has adopted the
following prices, viz: ~
For making Cloth Coat, Sc W
9" Jeans do, 5 W
Cloth pants, - 5O
Jeans do, | 80
Fine vest, 3U
Double Breasted do, ----- 2 w
All other work in his line, done III
proportion, s
THOMAS HUTCHINGS.
Louisville, Mi. Feb. Ill, lo43. 81
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-27

0rWe are authorized to announce
JOHN G. HARDY as IA candidate
for Sheriff of Winston County, at the
ensuing election.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-27

0NFWE are all horned to an
nou &c WILLIAM SMITH, Jr. as a
candidate for Tax Collector of Win
son County, at the ensuing cleo
ton.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-27

A N N u N Alto MS.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-27

BOOTS & SHOES
500 Pairs Gentlemen g. Boys kip
s. Calf Shoes; $50 Boys g. Misses
Kip &. Calf Shoes 8. Brogans; 200
Ladies kid Slippers s walking shoes;
$50 Assorted qualities g. prices do
70 Calf &. Kid Boots for sale by
JL. CLARK.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-27
l. A Il d.

NJ INETEEN Kegs, in prime or.
~ der. for sale by j. l.. CLARK.
Columbus, May 90, 1913.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-27

May 6, 1918. &c 5tprs fee $l2
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-31

These sly and orahy creatures atc esiine ur meet.
ings all ovet The state 10 pcuign 10 Congress 10
pass laws to protect you with ihe protection We
have desciNcd 10 YOU. Look oui for them They
~ill show their petitions 10 you and tsh and vince
de and csiole you for voui name 30 20 along with
theirs. Don't touch one Of their petitions II YOU
do ANYTHING about IL petition the other wA, II YOU
cam white. put your mark upon a protest agsihs,
all their vile scheme. for your ruin"
Such !. tho friendship Which the leading I-cofo-
co papets this Ss,c EXHIBIT, for the Wool c,ceers
Don't touch ono Of their petitions n you do any
"htng oboui u petition ne Other vev :" What say
those lsooos. who r,toir,d at Esser that ihey would
petition Tor higher duties on Wool IN these directions
Of Es'iman' We cannot better conclude this
chapter than by presenting again the following oil,
tract from tho official proceedings Of Loco State
Convention held at Montpelier IN isii
"Mr. FAIR, tom the committee on resolutions, 10.
ifudpcrd the following !"
"Rcsolred, That the true principles Of the federal
government Is, TO conine its seton to object, spe
Officially enumerated ~ the Constitution, leaving
Industry 10 regulate itself"
THE resolutions were separately and ably DIS.
cussed BY nos'rs Dillingham;, barber, Spsulding
FAIR and others and unanimously adopted
Now listen TO the True Democrat. The las, mum
Der Of this paper contained the following.
An parties N Vermont are N faror Of protection
'The man or men rho endedpor 10 gre any ofhe,
"rIeu Of the question, btf-ay siae o political d,s
| "honesty and degradation rorthy the cause mh,ol
"ihey are Engaged :!
| What think the Fsrmers OF this section to such
evidsnc. Of Locoiooo friendship for Protection =,
We hare given above Il IL satisfactory Give
your answer at the ballot Dor. Free Press.