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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-01
S4LE IN B1NKRUPICl.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy for tht
county Of Madison, in the State of Missis
sppi, | will sell, before the court house
door in The town Of Canton, in said coun-
~, on
Tuesday the lin day Of April meet,
for cash, the following described assets,
surrendered by Daniel Morse, bankrupt,
viz:
The following notes on the persons and
for the amounts Iollywing: Nm. Arnold
S., Anderson Bow!es - Edward Branch
7G 91,J. w. Crowder 3j, Haley Cot.
ton IL 80, ID. +. Dearmond % AZ, Abner
II. Duke Sc, George s. Filter, decd 46
so. Theodore Filler 26 Sc, Samuel Horns
by "A so, N. J. Hall IA, NJ. d. Mitchell
lac "a, Fielding Lewis 10 %, S. b.
Sheldon Sc so, John Schrock SEN 1.-TWO
notes) 4G, J. NJ. Seymore 10, J. C. Ro-
bers s 40, K. G. Vernon 81, VIM.
Thweath 6, John Thompson 81 25, Vim.
w ilkinson o IL, Jas. Osborne 25, K.
Fawceu II l3, e. ID. Galbrealh2l 66,
r. b. Munson l6 so, S.arkey Collins 7
5O,-also, the following accounts on the
persons and for the amounts following:
Thomas Brown Z dollars, Charles Black
we'll II 81, Marion Bushy 3 rs, Mrs L.
Curtis 2 %, F. X Claulon 50 90, Henry
Fulks Is 05, w. c. Dear 81, A. Galbrelh
so, - Hester 3 IS, Rice Holt 20, AL.
ford Haley u 80, J. l.. Jones 5, Joseph
Harrison, decd ) 81, Margaret Graves ID
l6, Green Josin IS 25, w. s. Graves,
decd 8 10, J. NJ. Holman 25, Jos. Harrl-
son, decd e so, n J. Harvey Is A, d.
c. Mullen | 81, Joseph Mckay 80 so, J.
T. Maybary 3 SO, John TUFTS so, Enoch
King 7 88, David Mills 10 %, S. J. Nc.
Kay 80 cents, B. McAlesier e 80, A. G..
Macon 5, ii. J. Partlow 81, L. Parma.
tier 10 3S, Daniel Stanley 25. John A.
Smith, 81 %, S. Speights 7 so, Charles
Steward 3 %, James Smith. decd s II,
George E. Smith so cents, II. ID. Swinncy
Is Ga, NJ Rowe 6 so, r. S. Roberts 81
IS, W. P. Young 3, Anderson webb 7 rs,
E. B. woodham, |, VI. williams 6, WIN. L.
Smith 25, S. B. Virgins 25, aaron
q riliin -, j. l.. MeCool about 10, also
IN account Tor so IL againstF. P. wilson's
estate, DO do 26 06, one witness certificate
IN State case for 6 Is, }. W. Sheton's
receipt for IA SO, j. B. Scrivner's receipts
for 10 II, Judgment against E. 4. Nc.
Kay for so, II. A. II. Lawson's receipt
as attorney for IA %, L, f. Milton's re-
ceipt as constable for IS, r. f. IIalford's
receipt as J. P. 80, do do l6, A. Fosters
rereip, for notes Tor collection for IL, five
dollar bill of The C. & r. X. Bank Of
Vicksbnrg, seventeen dollars in the notes
of The Real Estate Banking company Of
Kinds county, and one dolIa" on the
Vlck burg board Of trade, one shot gun,
and one iwo year old heifer.
w. F'WALKER, Assignee.
march ID. IS.3.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-01

Lynch i; Wan. n. Gauct, 8; Samuel ".
Lewis rs cents; Alex. Hughes 20 So;
l.. Floyd rs Al; Mrs. Palmer Smith 2 Oh;
VIM. 5. Griffin As Al; John Slade 20;
Mathew Joiner 40; also all the interest OF
said Mabry, as a member of The late firm
of Mahry IL Austin, TO The following claims
IN the persons and for the amounts follow
ING, which have been placed in the hands
o Jo.clh H. Street OF Natchez and other
Jnsticss OF the Peace for collection, viz:
Win al Halle $50 06; William Heath
Ington 2; Fred Keller 49 90; B. Land
10 to; Archibald Mcintosh 5 so; John
Brlce 3; Sarah Roach 9 6S; Robert
WEIGH 30 62; John A. Warren 5 81;
Ihos. Floyd 81 06; VIM. Brown AZ OIL;
A. X. Foster 35 rs; John Parish 10; }.
+. HUMPHREYS %; Eli PORTER 6; John
A. Warren S rs; lack Smith 2 so; b.
F. Srott % 33; P. S. Hubbard IL 0G;
Mlcajah Woods 81 25; Mrs. Caroline
Parish IS; N. Dalton 81 81; ]. J. Ev-
erett 8 %; VIM. Foster 43; Miss Ca
Iolne Land 6 Is; james Hill 6 so; Mrs
Harriet Lewis 81; John Mayes 2; John
O. II. Nealy 7 81; w. d. Poslh'ewaits
30 62; Elijah Ray II; James Rawlings
IL 81 DR.. John II Reed 33 rs.
Also, the following list of accounts bro!
suit upon by Henderson g. Boyd, Attor-
neys, and returned to the Wilkinson coun-
ty circuit court NulIa Bona: Jno. II. Col
Inns $97 l6; Il. E. Shannon 4G2 O6;
Daniel McGahey sc SO; J. r. Cook 100
%; A. Mitchell 100 %; John II. Reed
2S9 Oh; VIM Foster l22 "a; J. W. GIl-
dart ll2 90; Jno. G. Poindexler I'll Vi;
Robert Stanly 50 IS; Jones II. Smith
GIG Ii; J. W. Mayiant 20 30; N. b.
Burton l65 10; N. G. Perkins lO| 80
also the following accounts and notes bro t
suit upon and execution issued and not re.
turned by VIM. Il. Lewis, former sheriff
Of Wilkinson county, who forfeited and
bond paid by securities: "A. Mitchell oo
%: w. Riley 1876 80; Jane Anderson
1872 81; John S. Hoit Az 50; NJ. Z.
Palmer l66 40; J. C. Riley l23 Is; A.
W. Forsy,hc llG so; Jas. Lyme l40 4o;
d. Holt BIG ~; A. NJ. Dunn l4i OIL;
also a Judgment against John A. Scott for
1907 TO- from which is 10 ne deducted
1875 46, and the balance is due sud Ma
bly; (rhe said Judgment stands in the name
Of ii. Connolly a j"dgmen, in Wilkinson on
county against D, c. Henderson for SO
76: a note on J. A. Gerrault Tor 80 10;
a julgmcn, in Wilkinson county curt tor
$40 50 against Daniel Woodward, which
Judgment has Teen carried to the High
Court of Errors and Appeals; Boyd "
IIenderson's receipt as Attorneys shew'
ing IA balance due tram them as Attorney
for money collected; B. f. SCOTS note
for 100 now in suit; J. Nj. PoPe's note
for 90 25; alsoun account W. Nj Smy'h
OF Grand Gulf for cash paid as his snret!!
10 WIN. Harris, 5000; IN acc uni against
James Stewart of Yazoo county for money
poiI as surety for him to the Mississippi
Union Bank ll,404 "a.
VIM. F. WALKER, Assignee.
.zu;l 1919
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-01
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY,

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy for the
county nf lGadison in the State of Missis-
sippi, will sell before the coart house door
IN the town of Canton, in said county, on
Monday the l0h day of April.
for cash, the following described assets sur
rendered by Thomas Sanders, bankrupt
viz;
The following notes BENZ. Williams
IFS, E T Mitchell 81 26, II. NJ walker 25
WIN johnson IS, c Jefferson 80, J. D. wash
burn IL, also the following accounts, H
Carleton $3.50, VIC, Hale 10, T y yNOpcn'
aid 10 Is, &. W. Graft % so. J. W. Ray
VIC. Crump I42 IS. 3 F Chambers, decd
is rs, w. F. Halsey 284 81.
WE WALKER, Assignee,
march, "a, 1913,
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-01

~ - H. IIuueTt OoI w VI L1ohs"iouSh
so 10; J. Ivy 81 80. ID. w. Hay 81;
d. Jennings 10 IA; II. Lewis 3; B. G..
Marshal 81; NJ ,lrby & STIR 6; THIS Nun
merry so; J. E. Richardson, deed go %;
J. S. Rowland 2O7 81; S. R. ScoviIl %
IS; B. Simpson l6 l3; Il. J. Smith
365 50; }. Thompson l C. P. Wading
ton, decd IA 25; WIN. Corfcld 3; Il.
Dodd 10; Samuel Ford 2; Hacke.t &
Frakcr ii 81; 6. B. James 3; J. NJ. II.
Leath 7: l.. McGan IS: r. E. Old 2 90;
w. q w. Roberts so; w. II Sicger &
co. 81 II, G. G. Tidwel. der'd 81 20;
Philip Veach Is IA; w NJ Yaies & 80;
p. NJ. Becron 544 73; w. II. Fleming
l40 So; ], w. Gnthry I e8, james Gil
lcspie ~, J. X llu ert, dead 20, w, Il.
LeGrand 1903 IL, J ID. Morris 63 ems,
E. T. Mitchell so, J. Riddle IL 81, j.
B. Stakes 1873 So, C. P. Scott II II, T..
WILDLY rs cents, w. Yates 2 rs, ID. G..
Moseby SO cents, l.. Corsine 100, +. W.
Hubert 10 so, Porter 81 Mostly 3 IA,
Wickham g. Corfeld 5, G. II. Boteler 3
So, S. Barrow rs, ]. Fuller 8 %, J..
B. Sherwood 8 Is, J. NJ. Lavender %
60, James Fendrom 30 rs, S. Jopllng B
SO. p. LeGrand. decd sc As, J. P. Mar
shall 80 cents, Cook & Gwin IL 40, T..
C ,llins IN 46, l.. Everett Al 70, +. K.
Grcnsted, decd 81, R. Il. Cannon 80
cents, J. C. Afford % cents, ii. Is. Sic
p:ens 3S cents, Mary Caldwell 80 cents,
Molcum Dawson 81, Decatur Durrah
10. H. H. g. D. Schrock Is 60, Smith d
E,tis so, James Fry 10 7s, J. c. Neel
decd SO 86, E. S. Dickerson 7 63, i.
Thornton, decd 23 rs, John G. Turner A
so, R. M. Cox 5, Fitz Lodge No. 30, 2 Al,
D. S Mcdonald %, N. benson so cts,
Geo. Dickson, decd so, r X. Dinkins
|. Methodist church 7 3S, f. M. Walker
70 80, Henry And ews 26 80, Barlow ~
Schrock l3, J. Mckay 3, ]. Ramsay 90,
Mary Wellington 81 "a. J. A. Young
Is, i. Cheatham2 so, II. Il. Hunt Al 90,
C r. Gresley IL 25, Boyer Il Watts
10. S. NJ. Flonrnoy 10, Buiord Mills 70,
w. D. Perkins IL, J. Waus3 ls, Warner
Washington 365, G. r. Fall 81 40, Il.
Griffin 1863 O9. j. S. Bonner l5,-aISo a
note of J. II. Roper for 80 rs, note OF II.
II. Shrock for l6l Sc, a nole on George
Glassford for 925, note on }. 5. Row
land (Iost or misaid) f'r 23O, a note on f.
B. Fr.ker IS, IA note on U. Saxon for 7,
one on l.. Jopling Al ia, receipt OF VIM
d. Hart for clam against Samuel Bar
row 40 u, also the following judgments
on the persons and tor the amounts follow
ing: Th,s Spell 80, do % So, do - 36. DO
l47G, b Wiliams l2e ~, J I ''eler ia
33, !. P. NJ rshalI lgS 81, w. A. Robin
son 1873 rs, J. Wheeler 2S4 AS, Jacob
Jones 93 50, NJ. G. Moore - IL, Lewis
McGan al GIG G. TldwelI ~ 46, }.
Bonner 81 As, Sc Bedford s. cn 362 81,
l.. ID. Hart l54 %, J. ID King lOs AZ, |.
S,nlers 93 81, Drake & Hill 1922 Al, G
Foster iGI II, A. Webb 7 n, r. X. b b.
Bit liz 80, Ralph Graves $50 40, Geo.
w. Wilson 81 81, W. X Katy 4s 50, j..
Hndgins Is 81, A. ID. Barlow Al 6}, H..
Garrett ~ 60, w. n Lptirlnd ID 81. J.
C. Roberts & Co. deed 30 10, d. b. Wal
ton ID Is.
VIM. F. WALKER, Assignee,
april /, lS43
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-01
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
W I " Z
march 81, lS43.

A S Assignee in Bankruptcy for the
IA county of Madison il ihe Sac of
Mississippi, Will sell belAze the court
house door, in the town Of Cation, in said
county, on Monday
The ION day Of Apr,l merit,
for cash, the f'llowIng described assets sur.
rendered by James ]. Dromgoolc, bank.
,upt, viz:
One Jersey wagon; note on VIM
Sims for So dnllhrs; a ncte made by John
Aston for $50 dollars, with a credit OF
100 dollars; an account against John AL
ston for 400 dollars, and anuther f1r 44O
dollars.
W. F. WALKER, Assignee.
march "a, lS43.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-01
SAFE IN BANKPUPTCY.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy for the
county of Madison, in the State of Missis.
sppi,I will sell, before The court house
dor in the town Of Canton, in said county,
en-
Monday, the loLt day Of Apriinert.
for cash. the following described assets,
surrendered by Alexander Legge't, a
bankrupt, viz:
One colt, head Of cattle, and the fol-
lowing notes: one on John King for ST.,
one on James Matthews for I03 with
credit of 55, also a claim en- John Hale
for 20 dollars.
w. F. WALKER, Assignee.
march 81, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-01
SIZE IN BANkRNPICY.

As Assignee III Bankruptcy for the
county OF Madison in the State Of Missis.
sippi, will sell before the court house
door in the town of Canton, in said coun'
lyon
Monday The 24,h day Of April merit.
for cash, the following described real es-
tate surrendered by Gideon Bass, iank.
rupt, viz:
The north half of lot number seven Sec
ton twenty-seven, township sedcn, range
two, east, containing forty acres more or
less, lying in the county aforesaid.
". F. WALKER, ASSIGNEE.
march 81. lSi3 2S-5
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-01
SALEM BANKRUPTCY.

NIIL II EANh 10 PIL I.
AS Assignee in Bankruptcy for the
county of Madison in The State of Missis-
sippi, will sell before the court house
door in the town OF Canton in said county,
on Monday
The 1Oh day Of April merit,
for cash. the following described assets
surrendered by James A. Dennis, bank
rupt, viz
A note for $4,000, due from the estate
of G w Montgomery, now in the hands OF
Adtlph Heith, the Administrator who re-
sides near Port Gibson also a note tor
1900 dollars, made by flalcomb Johnson.
VIM. F. WALKER, Assignee,
march "a, lS43.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-01
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy for the
county OF Madison in The Site of Missi.
sippi, | will sell before the court house
door in the own o! Canton, in taid county,
on Mond ~
The l0th day Of AFr.lne1t,
for cash, the following described assets
surrendered by AbrAm A. NJ Wake, q
bankrupt, viz :
One tuggy; one mule; one gun; one
watch; note on John Schrock for about
$500; note against Riley & Filler for
42G; also the undivided ha'f pat Of The
following risats and credit, on tho rer..
sons and for Ire amounts FLOWING: K N
Thompson 81; H G Schrock 625; Hiram
Russell 80 90; James NJ Edmondson Ia 81;
George Filler 725; BENZ. Josslin 3 30;
Edward Brown 5 SO; James Farren 25 Oe /;
EB H Meredith 26 81; Noah b Steieg
Is SO; A S Mitchsll II IS; WIN P An.
derson 1900.
Vim. F. WALKER, Assignee,
march "a lR43.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-01
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

AS Assignee in BANKRUPTCY for the
county of Mad.s'n in the State Of Missis-
sippi, I will sell, before the court house
door in the town o. Canton, in said couu.
ty, on
Monday the 10th day Of April nsrt,
for cash, the following described assets
surrendered by William J.. HuddlsstOn, u
bankrupt, w;
One wooden clork, ore rife gun.
w. F. WALKER, Assignee.
march "a, 1919.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-09
he Gr We.

49, rom the Gern7an--By f. LEAF.
Peaceful is the sleep of death,
And the lap of earth is cool;
Troubles come not underneath;
Passions cease the heart to rule:
There our II oubles, stricken all,
Slumber with us, great and small.
Der the grassy mound her wand
Kind fergetfnIness shall wave;
lS,ice of calumny beyond
Meier can come to pierce the grave:
Failings conquer US no more
Weakness, censure, praise are Ger.
Heavy sigh and bitter tear
Ever, ever disappear;
Ardent ongings. wishes dear,
All. yea ALL are answered here:
Hearts once beating free and bold
SenseIess here shall lie and cold.
Things Of life that once revealed
Sorrow to my aching sight,
Ia the lap Of earth concealed
Never. more shall come to light.
Peaceful grave, 0 when wilt thou
rake ME to thy stiffness low.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-09


FYise oaks have fallen meath nv power
1--we made desert in an hour
TOf lands as smiling. fair and gay
AS aught beneath the light of day.
i've listened to love in ladies' bowers =
And kissed the cheeks of the early flowers
While their tiny cups, dripping with dew,
Bent low at my car as it onward few.
I've heard the maiden her sorrows tell
How she loved youth, and what beiell;
I've heard another breathe into NV ear
Secrets would not YOU should hear.
Confessnr I've ben to ladies and lords.
y To loveettcred damsels & men of swords;
1--WE seen and I've heard both Joy & grief
That tell We not for your unbelief.
Ruin Eve caused, and wreck and death
1--we switten the faifest with nv breath,
And now come, come to thee
Beware! lest come as an enemy.
With Terror & Famine behind my car.
To scatter destruction wide and far!
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-09
2 O E TT c. A l. .
Song OF Che wind.

BY HENRY s. HAGERT.
| come-I come
Ger the ocean foam,
among the woodlands
i roam-I roam.
Ny car is bright
With the cartwright,
And with Units of the rainbow dye:
My coursers wait
The word of Fate;
Aud awsy-and away they'll fly.
I've been on the deep,
Where the Peris sleep
IN their sounding ocean caves;
Not zephyr stirred.
And naueht was heard
Save the murmuring Of the waves.
I've been on the deep
= When from their sleep
The tempest has reused them up,
And away they few,
Like the morning dew:
vNeath the sun from the fIow'ret's cup.
I've been on theland,
Where armies stand
In battles dread array;
Eve hurried by
E0na storm cloud high,
And where! Oh! where were thew
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
From Mss Leslie's lhugazine.
the WIDOWS LAST TRIAL.
A TRUE STORY.
BY MRS. N. SARG ENT.

'Ee pas tie only son Of his mother, and
she aCa8 cido1c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18

land which paramount TO all other human inn
pulses. And therefore is H. while with one &C.
cord. we stand ready your represe tatives, to
instruct our members Of Congress to remit the
fine imposed upon him TO that old soldier. We re-
fuse, 10 the Same resolution, as is imperiously
demanded of by our political opponents. to
censure the Judge for imposition OF that fine -
The Judiciary is our only ark of safety. Ii IS our
sword and shield: and never is the conQueriDR
hero SO worthy Of the eulogium of undying histo-
ry as when he is found in the heydey of his fame
and in the full Of popular ido!atry, uncov-
cred and unplumed before The majesty Of tho
laws Of the land. 1t is for this reason, compared
with which all other considerations sink into Ut.
Ter nsignificance, that we can never consent TO
pluck stone from the Judiciary-ihas
Of whole glorious systemic rub.
serve any purpose. And when il is considered
that in the case now referred TO, the remission OF
the fine is all that is necessary and which We
would heartily accord, il canno, bat be regarded
as an ac, Of gross injustice and most ridiculous
spleen, as well as a cnlpable expenditure OF the
public moneys, that days should he exhausted IN
refusing a recommendation 10 remit that fine, uD~
less coupled with unj nst censure upon the
Judge who imposed it.
Respectfully Sc.
II
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18

LATE FROM MArAMoRAs.--Confrm ati0n of
the Capture of Col. Fisher and his nnen.-An ar
rival at New Orleans brings dates from Matamo-
ras to the l4,h ult. which fully confirms tho state.
ment we have already published, Of a battle be-
tween the Texans and Mexicans at MieF, and
the subsequent capture Of 2l2 Texans, including
Col Fisher, who were taken to Ma,amoras, from
whence they TO be sent 20 Mexico. The
bai,le lasted seventeen hours, during which the
loss Of tho Mexicans 400 killed and 40
wounded; many Of the latter having since died.
The Texans lost but / l killed and 10 wounded,
but one Of whom has since died
1t is RELAXED that among the Texans were SIX
bows of whom the Oldest but II and the
Youngest ii. The last named distinguished him
self by shooting twelve Mexcans IN succession
as they were brought up to man ihe guns
The Picavune says: tive have heard II conJec.
t,red that Col. Fisher and his comrades will DO
shot on their arrival at the city Of Mexico, but
we cannot for moment entertain such q be-
lief Even If SO disposed, which we much doubt,
the Government Of Mexico would never dare
commit such outrage"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18
" HIG NEE TIN G..

A,an adjourned meeting of the Wing members Of the
rdi.na Legislature held at the eapio! Tuesday the
7,b inst W. T. CoaSErr called to the Chair, and
J. II BUELL. appointed Secretary, when the Hon.
GroxGe r. r. WILSON, the committees appointed for
tina, purpose presented the following Address, which was
unanimously adopted and ordered TO De inserted IN inc
diana Journal reque, that every wing paper III inc
state should repubish the same.
By order Of meeting.
W. T. s. CORNETT, Chm.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18

RELTor7Us.--There is much religious excite.
men, in the drff.ren, churches in the borough Of
Harrisburg. Pa. Meetings are daily held IN mem
all. Mr. Hale, a Milerte. has been preaching
his Doctrines and many are reported as navieg
become converts to H. In LewIsiown. Pa. the
Matbod;s, and Presbyterrans have each had an IA.
crease Of about 100 TO $50 new members. The
I,,herians and Bapiists have also msda many
converts There is also religious excitement
in Westminster, Md.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18
S w. PARKER.
G p. Il. WILSON,,
On behalf of the committee.
STATE OF INDIANA, s.
Hyrion cOuutU "
Uarion county.


Enos Beail being sworn, says. that after the
late August election. IN pursuance OF a notice
given by Madison NJ ,rsh, that he would contest
the right OF this ntfi mt, in The present
General Assembly Of the Stale Of Indiana, : tho
Representative OF the district composed OF the
Counties Of Siuebrn and D-K a session Of tho
board Of tho county commissioners of Dekalb,
was held at Auburn in De k4ib county, for the
purpose Of taking down in writing The evidence
relation to said contest, and that-this sfiani,
then and there, verify believed he was able to
prove, and requested the right 10 aud offered 10
prove, by legal and sufficient testimony that two
persons not being lawful voters for The Office OF
Representatives, had, at the SAID election and IN
said representative district, voted for the said
Madison Marsh for said Office, md that such votes
illegally given, were counted for the SAID Mad
Marsh and that the said Board of Conmls-
sloners then and there refused 10 allow this afi-
ant any time 10 produce said testimony, or to
grant to HIN a subpoena To compel the attendance
oil the necessary witnesses, or to permit this affl-
ant make said proof and have the same record
ed, and the said hoard then anu there refused TO
take and write down any evidence, but such as
related to the vote Of one Shoemaker, as alleged
TO have been gwen in favor Of said Marsh, at
Smthfeid township. in DeKalb county, for said
office and rejected by the judges.
This atliant further states, that he does not
know and has no reason TO beve. that any lilo
gal votes we're cast at said election in his favor.
Tha, at the late term Of the circuit court Of Steu
ben county one Of the said illegal voters for Marsh,
was 10 due form Of law, indicted by tho grand ju.
ry of said county, for voting at said election with
ou, having the legal qualification therefor, and
this afIiant verify believes, that no could then
have produced, and can yet produce competent
evidence, to show other illegal votes IN favor OF
aid Marsh: and this ailiant further says. that II
a reasonable opportunity be given. he will prove
that a majority of legal votes were given in his
favor, and not in favor Of eaid Marsh, whether
said rejected vote be counted for said Marsh OF
not. ENOS BEALL.
Sworn and subscribed before me. Dec. 5, lS42.
WM SULLIVAN, Justice OF the Peace (sEAL.1
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18

n-rSome poor editor in Connect!cut must b
rather hard run. Hear him:
well! Cour, weeks over. and tho -wav we've
taken 10 rags and muskras skins is . cauiiou.-
We also took in a goose, end would have ea.sn
il. too. IL the constable hadn's lev .ed upon ill.,
Bring IN ia the night, friends. o. round the back
way"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18

!. is said that Pride will h I'VE far hut Il 10
not less true tina, Vanity ~ IL have "a .rinse5.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-12
GARDEN SEED.
GAYN0R & LYELL.

AVE Just received fresh supply Of Garden
- soeas from Norb-uso several different ks ,te
Seeds grown in tins State, all they recommend as fresh
and genuine.
ART1CHOKE-Gfesn Globe
AsPARAGUs-Gant or Dutch.
BUNCH BEANs-Broad Windsor Dwarf Mohawk Eariy Dwarf
rod Marrow Dwarf Red speckled French Royal Dwarf White
Kidney ' ~
PoLE BBAYs-IIoreuiural Poe Large White Lima ses,.,
Blood Manre wurlen e' 's
bkpCCOlL-iaVe Purple Cape.
CABBAGE-Baueraea Cromwell Drrnie,d F.,ty p,ttoct.
Heart Dwarf Green Savoy Parry sugar Loaf Party york Plat
Brunawek Green CURED Savoy Large Yor Late sugar Loaf
CARROT-Lsong Oranre
CAULlFLowER-fafy and Late Ouch
CORN-smith's Extra Parry.
CUcUMBKR-Eary Fame, Eahy Green Cluster. Long Green
ECO PLANr-Purpie
ENDIYE-Creen CURED
hALE-Grecn Cured Scotch
LEfTUCE-Bfown Dutch Parry Drt,bs,5 r.,y sn..,. A..
Cos, lee, Large White Leaf
MELLON-Carolna Water Green Cfon large wo 81 or ysgo
Nutmeg 's' "'' " 'e"'"
NAsTURTTUM
OkRA-LouR and Short
ONION-sdyer skin, yellow Skin
fAksLEY-fucd and Singe
fAhsNP-Eun Large. Large Dutch
Fhs-Blc Imperial Dwarf Mauowat Dwarf Green Marrow.
~ tafg Fmms, Esry Bishops Dwarf Era Early sinen or
washington, Fairy Warwick. Manowfat
kADlsH-Back Spanish Tufnp Long Scarlet White rrr.
MP, yellow rurnip. ' ~ wv
SATISFY VEGETABLE OYSTER
BPlNAGB-Prickiy OF Pal, Round feaved or Summer
neck yellow Striped - 49,
TONArO-IarRe Red.
TuhNPssry White Dutch Eary yellow Dutch Early Garden
sone kaTy White sone Red Top Baen White Plat Winter
Aiso-caHsy seed and an as-orrnend Of Flower seed.
WTNDow eLAss.--sO boIss assorted. forssby
w mil n n DOVE