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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
NOTICE.

TIME Copar'nership heretofore exist
ing between the subscribers, under
the firm Of J. BURCKETT g. CO, IS this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
+. CLARK will continue business at
he old stand, and is charged with the II.
quotation of the unsettled business OF sad
firm.
J. BURCKETT,
F. CLARK.
Vicksburg, March %, l843.-3l-5
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
SALEM BANKRUPTCY.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy for the
county Of Madlsan in the State Of Missis-
sipp, will sell before the court house
door in the town IF Canton, in said coun-
ty, on Monday
The 10th day Of April merit,
FOR cash, the following described assets
surrendered by James a. Dennis, bank.
ru)t Viz:
a mite for $4,000, due from the estate
ofG W Montgomery, now in the hands OF
Ad lph Heiih, the Administrator, who re-
sides near Port Gil son; also a note for
$4,000, made bv Halcomh J"hnson.
VIM. F. WALKER, Assignee,
march "a, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

A S Assignee in Bankruptcy for tho
~ county of Madison in the Safe OF
Mississippi, | will sell before the court
house door, in the town Of Canton, in sald
county, on Monday
The lOh day Of April inert,
for cash, the foll,wing described assets sur.
rendered by James J. Drongoole, bank
rupt, viz: nv
One Jersey wagon; note ON VIM
Sims for So dollars; a note made by John
Aston for $50 dollars, with a credit OF
100 dollars; an account against John Al
s,on for 400 dollars, and another for 44o
dollars.
w. F. WALKER, Assignee.
march "a, 1S43.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
SALE Nv BANKRUPTCY.

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 ION day of AraiI merit.
for cash, the following described assets sur
rendered by Seth L. Barrow, bankrupt,
! viz:
One buggy and harness, one watch, and
all the interest Of said Barrow in two me-
groes now in the possession of Henry Bar
row in TeXas-also one note against Sam
uel Barrow as administrator of Inc estate
of VIM Barrow for about SI97l so, with
several credits amounting to about 364 10;
also the interest of said Barrow in the fol-
lowing accounts due the late firm Of Wo-
mack & Barrow OF which said Seth L. Bar
row is the surviving partner, for the
amounts and on the persons following: E
B & S F Noble Z so Louis Whitesides,
decd. I so; Benz. A. Dunn 20 50; Mat
thew Young 10; Craft & Shields 16 25 /;
Geo. w Coffee, decd. 70 IS; G.. w. john
son, decd. so; D + Wilson 81 IS; John
Steger 2; VIM Fitzpatrick IS; H Morris
So % Coffee & Hodges 81 81; John H..
Mallory 8 so: Jeremiah Huffman 10 so !;
John Dickev IS IS w Harvey, decd. %,
buford Mitchell 20 SO Ben amin Magru-
der so: John Bell 90: Perry Cohea
4 81 Lot Watkins 90: Jas. King SO,
Thomas Taylor 2 SO; S c Farrar so;
Graves & Little SO: Thomas ]. Coffee
$50; James H Patterson 10 25 ; A C Braw-
ley 3 25 A Mziels 6 Jas II Mcriwether
IS; Wooley & Dickey 3; George R Fall
liza
W.T.. WALKER, Assignee.
march %, 1843.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
8. ID. MUSE,
WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRER
AND JEWELLER,

Southwest corner Of The Public Square.
I'VE will also mount canes and do small
III jobs on guns. Prices to suit the
times. All work warranted.
n. B. Old Silver taken IN payment for
work.
Canton, April Is, lS43.-3l-tf
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
SALEM BANKRUPTCY.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy for The
county Of Madison in the State Of Wissis-
sirp. will sell before the court hour Q
door in the town of Canton, in said coun.
ty, OH Monday
The loM day of April nert,
for c. sh. the f lowing describe! assets sur.
rendered by Alexander a en-, bankrupt,
viz:
One gold watch and one gun.
VIM. r. WALKER, Assignee,
march "a, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15

WE are authorized 10 announce Capt.
GEORGE ID. HENRY, as candidate for
Sheriff of Maids n county at the ensuing
November election.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
f. CLAIR II,

Commission s; Forwarding Merchant,
at he former stand Of J. Burckett & Co
Leree Street, Ficksburg, Miss.
April Is, lS4S. SLIT
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
DISAPPOINTMENT.

The sale of the above described asset:
is hereby postponed until
Monday the oath day Of April.
w. +. WALKER, Assignee.
April ii, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15

WE are authorized to announce Col.
JOSEPH H. VANAGY, as Il candidate
for Sheriff Of Madison county, at ensuing
November election.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
pOSTPONEMENT.

The sale OF tie above described assets
is hereby postponed until
Monday The oath day Of April.
WIN. F. WALKER, Assignee,
april Ii, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
To RANkRUPTS.

TlIE subscriber, having been aPPolnt'
ed by the District Court of the u
niled States. Assignee in Bankruptcy for
Madison county, is anxious to proceed
forthwith to fulfil the duties OF the othce.
Those persons having assets consisting
of accounts, notes, bonds, &c ARE request
ed to hand them 20 me, or to John Handy
ESQ, WHO'S authorized to receive the same
for ME.
Bankrupts having assets in their hands
consisting of personal property, are re-
uuested to deliver the same 10 me al Madi-
sonyille or Canton, as soon as possible. l
shall be in Canton frequently, and always
on p"blic days. o
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
POSTPONEMENT.

The sale Of the above described assets
is hereby postponed until
Monday the 24h day of April.
w. +. WALKER, AsSinee.
April Ia, lS4}.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
DISAPPOINTMENT.

The sale the above described assets
is he eby postponed until
Monday the 24M day of April,
w. +. WALKER, Assignee.
April ID, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
POS rPONEMENM.

The slle ot the nbme described assets
is hereby postponed until
Monday the 24h day Of April.
w. F. WALKER, Assignee.
April "A, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15

WE are authorize ! t. announce DUN
CAN YORK, as a candidate Cor reelection
10 the office of Tax Collector CT Madison
county, at the ensuing November election.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
DISAPPOINTMENT,

The sale of the above described asset:
is hereby postponed until
Mondrw re 2lh day OF April
WI. WALAuR, Assignee,
Anril Id, IS43.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15

WE are authorized t. Announce JOHN
T. HETH, "a o candidate for Tax Col
ector Of Madison county, at the ensuing
election.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15

o. A Lecture will be delivered
this evening, at early candle light, in the
Church, on ORTHGPY, by the Reo.
Mr. Stroud.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15

DISAPPOINTMENT.
The sale Of the above described assets
is hereby postponed until
Monday the 2 III day Of April.
w. F. WALKER, Assignee.
April II, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
POSTPONEMENT.

The sale of the above described asset
is hereby postponed until
Monday he 24th dry Of April.
W. F. WALKER, Assignee.
April Ii, 1913,
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15

WE are aIth1r!ze | to announce c. J.
BIZ tLOCK, rs candid lie Tor Assessor
OF Taxes for Madison county, at the en-
suing election.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-02

the distraction ~ the Ny aid Mr. W. VIA
,-.,s 49, aIy an sS'.e ~ "s'S ~.' arg a~' IN
s"ct dsiiciing thu Cosiais Sf NcSfoR
Portsmouth comparatively ,uan ep.lor. tho
towns and along the line Of tbs road e Company owe but
r out OF the state and snail sum wonhi compass all that
due To such shave Interest with IL Could he
Supposed creditors
pursue policy suicidal hc-sivesi Would they destroy
E which u shing ." ihe'f hs'ns.s ana wealth dall
aud which 100000 annually Couk
be believed that Norfolk anil Portsmouth wou pursue
- hostile their Hut Shl Mr. W. have provd
against such result loAi hand ansennent which
shall ocr in due which shouAi be adopted will
qurc an OF nearly all of the hains es OF the Company To he
ssd before the proposed conversion OF the loan into stock BY
this Il put state individual
hncrs upon better ground than they have occupied before
debt OF the Compap. crc Mr. " rad his amendment BY
OF argsu'enil AMI commented urcuH IN dctah
Mr. w continued Si the rad out ofieb its receipts Zoe
IN" last compared thoc OF oct rail rnaS exhibit
condition IN atNe pom, al more prosperous than that
o any OF Them Look the o the BoSrd o Public Work.
meant tcPott n detail of several rail rad companies fof
The last year rhc Richmond and Fredericksburg Rail Road Gem
rany ten short IN - by thirty thousand dollars OF the
receipts at the before The Richmond and Petersburg Com
rany, tell tirtrcn thousand dollars rccs.bus
Road received thirty o>and dar- hes the
.hg isis than tor the cuns lslwc such was the CT
feet of the prcurc upon all Of these
ds the Portsmouth Road crasc IN rs receipts foe the
year nearly two thousand dollars.
Mr. Speaker said Mr. w Portsmouth road tie only i'm
Poencni in the section Whcr i located to which the
and OF the Legislature be invited And We do not complain that
e state iis heretofore been ibea to US we acknowledge on
The contrary that claims have been ay met and answered.
We ask that the Stale STAKEHOLDER. AMI lend
her NJ" IN aNcrtng the duetcn which threatens
ncn IN which hc hohis the largest arc and
Nhlch utc Interests rinn the
OF tho Commonwealth cn~ch ri-ntif-i An with
out correspondent eto We have already done much
The ei'is"ns of the AMI
aees have already endorsed for the Company
ee'ns SIXTY thousand na They hid full confidence both OF
the value Of the wok and Vt the disposition Of the Legislature aid
IN sustaining know intend Anl the road
They mean to DO their duty by dcun be- until
better times sha dawn And he think that they
asking too much when ami
stockhoir pursuance
it SIR can pronise that with the OF this bill the Ports
been great ami nothing but ., Of as noss
~ was cuteTpsn- coud have sustained friends thus
persecution aud support the It
barras>nenis Appeal after appeal here cC r
Legsliiur, nom part OF tn
pToNemens have been established And appeal
unuc until relief way aforis, Those whom
have the honor applying shou
o 10 The wheel with worthy and noble while they
are calling Hercules for help AMI sir wthhoh
hiS assistance Win h. refuse portion pows
which - aoTtre iron, Those who
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-02
PRESIDENTS MEssAGE.

To he House Of ReprsseHtafires.
n compliance with the resolution Of the House Of Rep
rc7ontnyes II the 22d instant requesting connnuni
she House 'whaeyer correspondent or communcn
ton may have been received from the British Government
respecting the Presidents construction Of the late British
Treaty concluded at ashingt0n, u alleged
right 20 yisii American yesses" herewith transmit a re-
port made me by the Secretary Of State have nlso
thought proper communicate copies of Lord Aberde.ns
letter OF tie 2Oth December, lsi Mr. Everett; Mr. Eve
ets letter Of the 23d December reply thereto AMI
tracts from seycrals letters ot Mr Everett the Secretary
~ State.
cannot orsgp the expression Of my regret at the sppa
rent purpou Of part Of Lord Abcrdeen's despatch 10 Mr.
Fox lhad cherished the hope that all possibility Of isu
der'tandng the construction Of the eighth article
81 the Treaty lately concluded between Great Britain and
the United Sintes, prccuded by the plain and we'll
weighed language in which it's expressed. The desire of
'ih Governments Is TO put ON cd ~ speedily possible
The slave trade and that desire need scarcely add
strongly and NJ sincerely felt by the United States II can
be- by Great Britain. Yet fofpotton thai the
trade though now universally reWobned was, up late
period prosecuted by oil who chose engage in ~ and there
were unfortunately but very few Christian powers whose,
subjects were not % ntod and encouraged 10 share
~ the profits OF what wn. regarded perfectly legitimate
commerce u originated Htu period long before the United
states had become indie prndrnt& carried within our
borders IN opposition 10 the earnest rrn0tranccs and
c2p"-tultons 0f 0f the colonies IN which 81 was most
acuVeyProsccued ltscharacer, thus fSedby
sonHnd general pnrcc could on bc changed by the positive
assent NJ each and every nntOu prc cd either form
oi municipal law, conventional arrangement The Uni.
ted States led the way efforts suppress h. They claim.
81 no right IN dictate n Others, bu they resolved without
waiting lpr the operation Of uthor powers, prohibit
~ their own citizens and W visit IT, perpetration by them
with condiRu Punishment may safely affirm that n ne.
occurred p ih government tiat any maritime right
accrued 10 from iho position had thus assumed n regard
10 The slave trade II, before laws for i suppression
he flag II cyo,y nation might traverse tho unqucs.
toned by cuzers this freedom not opinion
n the least abridged by municipal legislation. Any
other doctrine pain would subject an arbitrary and
varying system OF maritime police, adopted NJ will by
ne greui naval FDwor the mc being the trade uf he world
any places orn any articles which such power mghtsco ~
this Kind could scarcely be- acknowledged, without subject.
ing the risk u and harnssng
tons. The attempt to Justify such preionson from the
pricv would dcseryedy be exposed 10 universal ooude-
nuUn sincet would be attempt convert established
rule Of maritime law, incorp' rated principle into
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-02

international code by the consent oG all nations into
rnlc and principle adopted by single nation. aud en-.
forced only by It's assumed authority. To seize aud lie
bin ship, upon s'isreion oi piracy, viii, probable
and in good faith, affords no il-t ground a..
Their for complaint the part o( the nation whose flag
she bears, ar claim at indemnity the part OF the
owner The universal law sanctions, and the common
good requires, the existence Of such rule. The right
under such crcumStnnccs not only 20 visit and do.
'"in but To search ship Is perfect right. aud in.
wolves ncitlcr responsibility indemnity But with
TINS single exception nation has, la time of peace
any au,horiiy To de,nin the ships OF another upon
,hc high seas, ON amy proteS whatever. beyond the
limits OF the territorial jurisdiction. And such. happy
To md, Is substantially the doctrine OF Great Britain herself
IN her most recent official declarations and in those
now communicated tho IIousc-hcsc may
well lead us To doubt whether the apparent difference
tween the two Governments is no, rather OF definition
ah OF pnclpt Not only Is the right cf search, proper
" 80 called, discnimed by Great Britain but even that Of
cfr visit and inquiry with
wh inc idea OF perfect Tisht. In the despatch OF
otd Aberdeen To Mt Everett, OF the 10Th December 1871
4" also IN that just received by the British Minister
IN his country, mndc u Mr. Fox, his I.oriship
declares that II, in spite Of all the prcc,u,ion which
shhu be uscd o. prevent such occurrences nm American
ship by reason ot visit detention by N Br,ish rr,
SER should suffer loss aud injury would be followed by
prompt aud ample remuneration" And ian order t make
o'o manifest her Intentions IN this respect. Lord Abe
deem. in the despatch of the 2O December makes known
20 M Everett the nature ct the instructions given to the
bsiush cruiscrs These such as faithfully
would enable the British Government TO approximate tbo
standard Ut fair indemnity. That Government has IN
several cases, fulfilled her promises in this particular by
maNig adequate fcparaton damage done 10 our can,
only 10 lao .,c,,I is " n'aiN' u'u' fish' whieh Is
and ri.k in asc of a.s;''naii anu P'eeamno'
nv the cons,ou.,cns - - ,' uS', !" DC 'o"o"eu
cred any tbin, mr., r., :. w VIC Sonslu-
conceded COR vy,,hblJ ~ ,h l, 'o,' anu eiihcr
al comfy ~ ~ i' 'P''s VI '""'""uoh'
The ptincipl,- lniI ,l,v, -, -, ,h,,- &c.,,
es and ,h, sssn,,n,.. ., -. ,s uoSPocn-
though the utmost reliance ,y.s IaJ m RI ~ a Ut.
the British Government y.rr M, rj - ~ - =, n "
as sufficient security n,,i,s, ,h, L. -; 4 ~ -,
ueen admitted might arise IN the most cautious and
moderate exercise of their new ,,,,;,;n oi s'' I
therefore in INV n,...e,. M ,h ,; So Il, Pe' xNuu
set forth the views entertained nv ,hc F,,; 10"
subject and SUBSTANTIALLY n,I ,,ocJ b,I o. I n's
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-02
MISSION TO FRANCE

We hear that the acting has nominated to the
Senate Mr. Henry a. Wise, Minister to France II the
sedenyng ordnance, which the Guard adopted does not
inteHert, we presume the appointment will be accepted.
Patriotism is great and glorious thing; and verify it has
IT. reward! But Is to be observed that all probability
would have gone unrcquted forever and day. in this
particular If Mr.. Wise had continued true to Henry
Clay The great Kentuckian incapable of perceivng
or nppreciang the merit-whch a man of Capt Tyer's
observation papahe the MONDAY sun Possibly
Mr. Wise became consciousa early day" OF this very
great difference between the perceptyc powers Of Clay
and Tylsr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-02

lniho Senate, yesterday, Mr. Cox moved to
the vote rejecting the Bill from the House. dividing the
State into Districts. good deal Of squabbling ensued
among the Democracy in regard what passed in the Lo
coioco touching this subject The motion to recon.
slider prevailed, Ayes Is, IL. Mr. Voolfolk then
moved To commit the Bill a Select Committee Of Is
which was agreed 20, Ayes H. noes a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-02
RICHMOND DAILY WING
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH ,. ls.a
weekly WING.

An edition Of the Whgconilinnr PRINCIPAL political ami
miscellaneous articIcs of thu daily paper Published weekly The
price snGs subscriber Sl5Oo sutscr,bers sO-ani
TO twenty, $3.50 each The money every cac required IN
advance IA" small . a Collector for a.
The attention OF Wing clubs Of the whg can
throughout Ih" STATE called publication - put At
low that be nrar,- OF all and m.,
reach every of the Commonwealth
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Presidents Message Congress Monday on a., Rirkt
Of Visitation.


Of Visitation.
We present this document readers having had but
small opportunity To investigate authorities or to reflect
upon it, doctrines.
The Presidents whole argument goes TO prove what we
suspected befoTehat there is in fact upon this que ton Ut
visitation, substantial difference cauae Of quarrel be-
tween the L. States and England and that the controversy
Is scholastic dispute rather than one: such
dispute before the age OF Lord Bacon and the dawn Of
true knowledge, occupied Of letters dispute about
words and not about things.
Mr.. Tylers Message comedies in the amplest manner
what Sir Robert Peel and Lord Brougham and otherp re
presenting every shade of English political opinion con-
tended for the indispensable necessity Of the right of WISH,
u detect PDaryand ii Piracy course any other fraud
which for the benefit OF the world demanded
ITO seize, says Mr. Tyler, aud detan ship upon "a eon
o. Piracy with probable and good faith affords
no Just ground either for complaint the part OF the ma
uon whose lg che bears claim indemnity on the part
OF the owner"
This explicit surrender OF the whole Maritime aurs
uon OF Visitation. u all that Sir Robert Peel or Lord
Brougham contended for thsir speeche. at the opening
Of Parliament the I'd February IL even surrendering
II m thu ampest and most unqualified form: nav eaning
littc over the perpendicular; for constitutes the ia
sisg the nudge without appeal of the reasons for which
suspicious ship may be rif,d and seized and detained
There them difference between our President Tyler
and Sir Robert Peel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-02

We have been requested 10 make known through Tin.
paper, the days of sailing OF the British and North Aner
can Royal mail Steam Ships between Boston and Liver
pool.
These Ships are of 1900 burthcn and 40 horse
power each, and under with the Lords of the
Admiralty.
They sail from Liverpool and Boston, touching going
and coming At Halifax, m Nova Scotia rs follows