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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-03

Mr.. Blair, the editor ofthe Globe, frank
iy admits that in 1924 he preferred that
Mr.. Adams should be elected President
rather than Gen. Jackson, and so advised
the then representative in Congress from
his D strict. But this advice did not flow
from his attachment to Adams, but from
his preference for Clay, whom he then re.
garded as .'the chief of the Democratic
party in the nation" and from his appre.
hension tina, Jackson was too much Of a
federalist, and besides that his election
would be prejudicial to Gays prospects
afterwards! But il Mr.. Clay was regarded
by Mr.. Blair as "cbief of the Democratic
party in the nation" in 1924, why does
MIR. b. call him federals, now? We
should like to know-since on the Bank
and Tariff. the only questions common to
both periods, Mr.. Clay is now precisely
whe.e be was then, excertthat he is more
in favor OF the modification Of the latter
now than he was then!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-03
INDIAN BATTLE.

A fierce battle has been recently fought in
Missouri between the Sioux and Pswhees. The
attack was made by the Sioux at the village of the
Pswuees considerable number of lives were
lost on both sides and about three hundred horses
captured from the Pswnees.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-03

TIE venerable John Quincy Adams
has paid visit to Montreal, where be was
most hoporabiy entertained, and received
numerous calls from the citizens. fie
le9 Montreal for Niagara.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-03

The Hon. Calm CusHiss, Special Envoy TO
China, departed from Washington on Monday last
In the steam Ffigate Missouri.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-03

CAPT. TYLER AND HIS WESTERN TRIP.
The Office holders and Office seekers in
Cincinnati, have paper in ejaculation in.
wiring Capt. Tyler to visit their city. 1t
is probable he will 60. to see ifhe cannot
find that tremendous popularity" Of bis,
which John Jones talks 30 much about.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-03

A letter to the National Intelligencer
says
81 can undertake to assure you, upon
what deem unquestionable authority.
that the quarrel, in which an inestimable
life has been sacrificed, originated in a
cause exclusively personal to the imme-
dicte psrties, and had no connection what.
ever with the evidence given by the elder
Mr.. Moore before the committee Of iDqui.
ry, nor with any part of the procedure in
that case. The threat which Mr.. Lee is
said to have uttered against the elder Mr..
Moore, and which is also said to have
been avowed by him when questioned
about it by Moore's son, had reference
exclusively to personal affair of Mr..
Lees, in which he conceived injustice
had been done him by some misrepresen.
tation Of his conduct. reported TO have pro-
ceeded from, or to have been repeated,
and circulated by, the elder Mr.. Moore"
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-04

and lis ono, two, three and six Of section
thirty -four, township len, range one, east;
entered by Samuel G. Faulkner, and as
assessed as the property of Samuel Z =
Faulkner. Taxes due for le42, ID dol
lars and So cents Printers fee $l2 %.
Lots two and three and south half Of lot
one, section six, township seven, range
three, east; entered by Asa Fletcher. Tax
es due for 1912, 90 cents. Printers fee
81.
The west half southeast quarter Of sec
ton thirty, township ten, range five, east;
entered by Thomas Gordon. Taxes due
for I~42, 20 cents. Printers'S fee 81.
The south half west half southwest quar-
ter OF section ten; the northwest quarter
of section nine, township len, range three
eas; entered by Us. Couch. Taxes due
for SAP, dollars and 63 cents. Printers
fee 81.
The east half southeast quarter and
south cas- quarter of north east quarter Of
section seven; the north half and west hall
southwest quarter Of section eight, aud lois
Two and lhree, section nine, township elGhl
,aoge four, eaS,; entered by J S. Gooch
and r. q. Mcdonald. Taxes due for
1912, 3 dollars and 80 ceulS. Printers
fee 81.
The east half northwest quarter OF sec
ion thirty.three, township nine, range one
due tapiered by &. w. Goosey, Taxes
Primers fes2, 3 dJllars and 80 cenis'--
r. C.u.,. TCAN YORK,
Lax Collector OF ~ son COUNTY.
Dec. OH, 1912. SUI 81 10 ~
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-04

District Court of the United States for the
Southern District OF Mississippi.
In Bankruptcy. No. 6ss.
In the matter of the petition of WIey O.
Harrington, individually and as a mem.
Der OF the firm of Austin & Horrinp.
ton, bankrupt, 10 be discharged from
his debts.
Notice Is hereby given, that WILEYo.
HARRINGTON of Holmes county. md
vidualIy, and as member Of the firm IF
Austin d Harrington, has been duly do.
ciarcd bankrupt, by an order of the said
court, made on the 23d day of February.
A. d. 1913, and that the said Wiley O.
Harringt N has applied for a certificate of
final di,charge from his debts, under the
act OF Congress in such case made and pro.
sided; and the
29th day Of Nay merit.
II Jackson, has teen set for the final
hearing: all persons interested nav then
md there appear and show cause, if any
ney have, why tho decree and certificate
u dlscharse sh 'u,d not be granted.
WM. EURNS, CIert.
IN rch 3. lsi3-2j-3 pr fee 5 dis.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-04
BLANKS,

Neatly executed at this Off e.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-04
WILLIAM BENNETT.
Feb. Is, 1913.
Trustees sale.

IN pursuance to the provisions of a GER
tain Deed Of Trust made by thomas
Mullin and wife on the Cd day of April,
lo4o, conveying IN the undersigned as
Trustee for the benefit of Motz & Hender.
son, the following described land in Madi-
son county, to-wit: Tho west halt q north
east quarter Of section thirty-one; the east
halt OF northwest quarter of section thir-
ty-one; the south half of east half of south
west quarter of section thirty; the west
halt south east quarter of section thirty;
the eaat halfof northeast quarter of sec.
ton thirty; the north half west half of
southeast quarter of section thirty-one;
the north half of east half of southwest
quarter OF section thirty-one, all in town.
ship eleven. range four, east; containing
in all four hundred and thirty nine sixty.
eight one hundredhs acres, more or less.
And having been requested thereto BY
said Moiz & Henderson, | shall proceed to
sell on the
9Th day Of February. ls43,
at tho court house door in the town oCC,n.
ION, at public auction to the highest bid.
der, for cash, the aforesaid land.
will convey such title as is vested in
ne by said Deed of rust, which is be.
icved to be good.
w. D. HENRY, Trustee.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-04

Lots Two and three Of section thirty
five. lois one and three Of section twenty
five; the east half northeast garter oil
section twenty-four, township elghi, range
three, east; eCtored by II, NJ. Walker ana
J.B Johnson. Taxes due tor loi2, ooi-
Tar nnd6S cents. Printers fec 7 dollars
The east half northwest quarter oI sec
ton twenty-four, township eight range
three, east; entered by DehJa'li'i
Williams. Taxes due for 1912, 80 cents
Printers fee dollars. -ony
DUNCAN YORK,
Tax Collector of Madison county tor 1919
December 10, IL, I942-l3-I3'
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-04
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
MADISON COUNTY.

william :: Heard, Circuit Court.
>, NO. 1892. At November Term
Robert Lassiter. ls42. "
Peftt'oa to subject property fora debt dvs
pf@'"lB under the Mechanics hen
IS42. o'-'o0'' ~ "
This day came the said plaintiff BY his
Attorney, and upon The opening If Tho
IL. .n'uefS OF his petition, and it appearing
10 me satisfaction of the Court that The
sa'd de'endant Robert Lassirer is not m
of this State, but resides bevond
''e minus thereof, so ,h,tthe ordinary nro,
cess OF law or Of this Court cannot be NV
ecn,ei upon HIN, us therefore or,Iered
oy tae Court that unless the said defend
1"' 10 apP'ar here on or before the frs,
u, aay OF the next term Of this Court. Be;no
ne ~ rrSt Nond1y and first day of Mau 4
H. Io{3,) and plead, answer or demnr ~
ne 'a'dpelltion, the same will be taken
Ut G"n'essei, and such order or iu Igment
Is me Court may deem to be lust and
equitable 1t is further ordered bv Tho
1'urt mat copy of this order be inserted
u Inc independent Democrat" news.
aPer published in the town Of Canton.
nee week for four weeks successivcl, -
a true copy from the Minutes of said
'Oart. " '"'0
Attest:
WIN. MONTGOMERY, Clerk,
H. IN
q by y '' E X. COULTER, Dep. Cl'k.
February II, 1913.
Printers lee $40. % {
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-04
TAILORING.

WE subscriber would respectfully in.
= form the public lhlt he has commen
ecu I: tne above business in Canton imma
1ia.eIy opposite the Planters Hotel . Eau;
NO MI ri aooyo The Post Office, where he will
" I p'cased 70 accommodate all those who
nd r WISH ) eloihlng made up in the latest
anu most fashionable stsIe, ana af nriCss
corfospon ling t the times - P''osS
cho- ,o K. ROHRBACHEg.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-04
Ioi,., &. OF

Miss. RAIL ROAD COMPANY, Z
Nalchez, Sd January, l843.
EYlIE Stockholders of this Institution
4 are hereby notified that further
insta'ment OF Fifteen per cont. on their
Stock will be required to be paid on or be
fore the twentieth day of February next
at the Banking House in Natchez or at
either Of the Branches.
BY order OF the Board,
w. COOPER, Cashier.
January Is, 1873. 1875
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-04
1kats .er;r Nnaire.

x -R'ffF ~
EEvAEEN Up b, '. s rylo,, one ha,
ncr,t 2 or 7 yoars r.', - b1nI'
lrgn, left inl iol white up 10 the pasterr
out no Other marks OF brands. APP
prarsei to sou, negore Il. A. Foster, J P
Printers fee , dollars.
Taken up by John NJ ,ore, one bay mare
about IA hands high, small star in her fore
Iead, left hind foot while; no other mark,
'r brands Appraised to $50. Printer,
Ice dollar-.
Also, one small brown horse mule, 5 ol
3 years old, branded . on the left should
er. Appraised to $50, before J. Prestlcy
J P. Prs. fee , dolls.
Taken up BY II. Afford, one sorrol mare
abolt6 ear old, both hind ana lett fore
feet white, blaze tace. Appraised TO $50
tetore James Prlestley, J. P.-pnners
fec Collars.
Iakchup by T. Loggins, a bay horse,
black man. and tail, three white feet, Il
little white H. the forehead, some saddle
marks, about 4vears Oh, ii hands high.
APPRAISED to thhv dollars, Lclogo J. F.
Little, }. P.--prs. It, , dolls,
Taken up by q. G.O'Cain, two steers,
one large red Steer, whn, sDnt in his face,
marked with crop and bar crop in the
lett year and swallow fork in To rigb, g
\ ears old, apprised to twelve dollar. The
other large red steer marked with {. ole
in the '''' ear ana the rig ut ear OIL, abob
= c year, o' g. APP[alsed to 10 dollars,
T,ro. C p
' , uP 't H. 40. .; T'rs'son' one small
ne r "'bN -, 20 ,''' 'Ill ""'e' o''hd IN
III I Anr ,a~' - = - n"' ,'S m@h'' years
!, I'D, .,. nPP'"$'. 10 %" "o'~i'--i'Iniers
,L.|an.
yuar. olt INST . .-, rJ ~ No. -. "t'. o.
irp.ajs d 10 20 d.. 99r.'.o.a...i p " 10
/. P.-o,iyters ,e. , lolIor.
Taacauo T., l,,.s A. G. r2bro,
Io,, - ,'a a, ", 'II t. d" MS ''5ehe%d'
APPRAISED to 25 do!ass--rr,utars fee >
oIIars. i
The other = r3 Inv borso o.i.b ,l,o,on
re 100 wife. Telr: DID, AanraiS G 49, ~
) dolilrs. before + G. Uarr,, i p a '"
C . dollars. :
Taken up bv !. n. Porter mo L,v ma ~ |
out 10 or ii wears old X hanJ5 h t';"t r.
e right eve bind, blrrk 1e1s, no n n'Sn'
, A. Foster, J. P.-printcrs lee . dnI.
~ "
Taken W by Charles Wills u., il
rise, about 2Oye,rs oII tbraa >,,.l,:,I SIii
lze in the forehead, about I6 bsnd '' h 'vJ''
praised 10 10 dollars. hof,rap D I"
-m,ng, J. P.-p,jp,ers foo D Iors We
Taken y, ~. N,,,-l,r(,
ored ba,,o,ro ,,, ,i, y" U'5e' mouse "
e. a black s,reoE On it ",' h p"aei medium rs
its shonIIerS ga s'n IT'S DIG"' some white l
rked. j or ; yoa,g ~" ~ oe collar Pr
dollars. betors IT, iI,a AtPI%'Se1 to
> dollars - --'i'''' D. / prs.
rohen m hv rr,..;7 Is
y, 6or, ~ ~ il"'f'Son Jordan, bright
70 ahoI, - " u "lSI3 both hind feet Al
,cj N ,bo T., r, T., -. =" years cd, little m,
arx--nr ;,r ''o,'' n.y. APPRAISED to 10 TO
-. ms ~ - o'i'a's' SAL
,'so' " Down mare male, about IA hands inn
L. 1'ou' Wears oil, 10 marks or the
' .',' d ~ ..4.s.a f., - d liars. lefqe ces
70 l. '''2''e'' ). F.--pnnle,s tuc , d,I. &c,
by
AIKEN up iy john Ewing, a 10. Of ca,,Ie ant
riCed as fol ows, VIZ; nne ,n1 I nEi'' 1at
and belly an rod ,:t ,i'' '"''' whIte LAY LAY
ear ap4 Under IN, ~ 1,, u.s. Up oil the ne ~
II The le car. atom 4 yao.s 800 anu -.
ga 80 H,4-,J,fn GUS ca. APP me
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-04

7
District Court of the Uui'e States Tor the
Southern District OF AIIssissippi.
In Bankruptcy. No. seq.
In he N, tier of the petition OF John Nc.
milan, Il bankrupt to lie dis harpei
from his debts.
MTtIce is hereby given that JOHN Nc.
MILAN of Neshoba county, has been
duly declared bankrupt, 10y an order Of
1 N sad court, made on the 25th day of
februarj., A. d. 1913, and that he s,d
John Mcmillan has applied for a c,It6:
cafe OF final dssharge IRON hi, debts. ,r-
der the act of Congress in such ca,c made
and provided; and the
29M day Of May merit.
al jackson, has been set for the final
nearing: all persons interested may then
ana there appear and show cause, if any
Iaey have, why the decree and certificate
'f discharge should not be granted.
VIZ BURNS, Clr,S.
march 3, lS43-25-3 pr fee S coils.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-04

District Court of the United States for the
Southern District Of Mississippi.
In Bankruptcy. No GS4.
In me matter of the petition of Nehemiah
Harris, Individually, and as member
OF the firm of w. l.. McGaughey & Co,
a bankrupt TO tie discharged from his
debts.
Notice is hereby given that NEIEAiI.
All HARRIS OF Madison county. indi.
yldually, and as member of the firm of
w. L McGaughey & Co, has been duIy
declared bankrupt, by an order of tho
said court, made on the 23l day of Febru.
aiy, A. D. ls43, and that the said Nehemi.
an Harris has applied for certificate of
final discharge from his debts. under the
act of Congress in such case made and pro-
Vided; and the
29th day Of Nay nest.
al Jackson, has been set for the final
hearing: all persons interested may then
md there appear and show cause, if any
ney have, why the decree and certificate
II discharge should not be granted.
WIN. BURNS, Clerk.
march 3, ls43-25.3 pr fee 5 dolls.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-04
Nniice::


TIME undersigned as Guardian Of the
n heirs OF David Davis, Jr. deceased,
and by virtue OF an orcer from the hdnors
alle the PROBATE Coult Of Madison county.
Mississippi, will on the first Monday in
April next, at the court house door in the
town of Canton, offer for sale on a credit
of one and two years, The following lands
lying In said county, VIZ: east half south
east quarter, section twenty one, north
west quarter and west half north east QUAR-.
ter section twenty two, township nine,
range two, east; said land will be sold sub.
ject to the dover Of the late widow of said
deceased. Also, at the same time and
place, will sell on credit of nine months
the following negro slaves, viz: woman
named Lucy and her Children Harry,
Emily and Rose. Bond and approved Sc.
curity will be required of the purcha-
serS.
WILLIAM BENNETT,
Guardian.
Feb IA IS1C % .,
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-04
DISAPPOINTMENT

POSTPONEMENT.
Tho sale of the above described prop.
erty is postponed until the Third Monday
IN MaTch neat, it being the Goth day Of
said month.
w. D. HENRY, Trustee.
Feb. II, 1913. 22-27
printers fee 80 dollars.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-16
AN EASY TEMPERED MAN.

We were much amused By a story told OF
a suffering man not many leagues ffom
"vermont," who unfortunately became pos
sessed of a pair of "breechy" cattle. lie
offered them for sale, bu, such was their
reputation for tearing down and getting over
fences, that nobody wished TO buy. Al
length stranger came to look at them, and
inquiring into their dispositions, was told by
the owner that they never "t,t't''rouo'ed
him in any way"
Satisfied with the price, the stranger pur'
chased and paid down for them. 1t wa not
long before he returned and claimed DANA.
ges. -,
"They tear down my best fences" sale
he.
~ ,h-,hhiuk it qu'qu-quite likely" re-
piled the seller, cody
"And understand that they served YOU
in the same way
81 sh. should think they did"
"Bu,," exclaimed the indignant purcha
ser, "didn't you tell me they never trouble
sou in any way?"
..To be IS su,shure did," answered tn
other; .s.he f,l-fact is, never let ss'suc
things trouble me-"
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-16
THE WRONG FISH.

An Irish lad, who recently obtained SIT
ua,ion in private boarding house IN New
Orleans, was asked by the landlord It he
was good Judge Of fish.
"Oh, yis. it IS that am, and OF pe'a'e'
too said Barney.
avery well-go to the market and gel
two 6ne shepherds"
"Yi., strand off went Barney to the
Market.-Aiier searching in vain tor long
while, through the meat, fish, and vegetable
markets, he accidentally came upon butch
ers cart, in which we're two rams heads
These were quickly in the possession Q
Barney. who hurried buck home, where
meeting the landlord, he excla'med--"tie
cir: l got ye two iv the finest shapes head
tina, liver was on any j'n,leman's table,"
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-16
MARTYRDOM IN CHINA.

The Univers gives the following as an
authentic account of the mariyrdom of M.
Borie, the Missionary at Tong Kong, in Chi.
na:-"When surprised by the soldiers who
went to arrest hun, he rose, and, like the
Saviour, asked them, Whom seek ye"-
They were for moment struck dumb BY
bis ma iesic countenance and extraordinary
stature, SO imposing in this climate, When
pu, in irons, the confessor took advantage
Of the eage:ness shown by the people 10
visit him ito deliver freely to them the words
Of eternal life. His execution was horrlfy>
ing. The executioner, who was half drunk
scarcely knew what he was about. His
first stroke Of the sabre fell on the ear Of the
martyr, and cut him to the jaw; the second
upon the top Of the shoulders; and the thirt
was better directed, but did not sever tn.
head from .he trunk. A, this sight III,
criminal mandarin shrunk back with horror
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mentioned Ornament.
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letters ranked, on all orders.
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