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BANKRUPT SALE.

I will sell to the highest bidder, for cash, be-
fore the court house door in the town of Car
rolIton, Carroll county, Mississippi, on Mon
dav, the 18th day of September, lS43, the
Real Estate of NJ d. Kimbrough, who has
been duly declared bankrupt according 10
an act of Congress in such case made and
provided, 10 witt
forty acre tract of Land.
Also, at the same time and place, the Real
Estate of o. L. Kimbrough, TO wit
| Lot and Law Office in the town of Car
roton.
C. M. WEAVER, Assignee,
By VIM, HUNLEY, Deputy Assignee
In Bankruptcy for the Northern District
of Mississippi.
August 10th, 1913. CTS.
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~ 20 uy llni I have always found among
strangers. - pufs lliuollr ,ouI,, = lave 10
any other rhparlly lhough lF AnJ II you
WiII e9Hfrsn ms 49, a'hee ~ Assessor II yauf
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pisdfs mysslf sd,tr'laffe Co., dailsfrlbaar
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DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT,
Of the State Of Mississippi
w. w. WADLINGToN,
uLLY & BLAKEY, ct al. J

GULLY q BLAKEY, ct al.
TTPON opening the matters in tins BLlI con IN
y tanned, and it appearing that John H.
Walker, one of the defendants, resides with
ont the limits ofthis State, so that the ordinary
process of law cannot be executed upon him;
It is therefore, ,.rLo
Hornet" weekly for two months, successyely'
tbat.u unless the said John H. Walker shall ap-
noor At Carrolton, on or before the third
Monday in December next, and plead, answer
or demur to the said Bill of Complaint, the
allegations thereof will be taken as confessed,
and 0snch order made, as to him, as the Vice
Chancellor may deem proper c,,
WV. HEMINGWAY, CIR.
Carrollton, Mi, Sept 4, lS43. o-@m'
y s. g. l. F. AYREs, Solicitors for ComPlt'
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One Hundred OoIlnrs Rcmayd i

tahca oat Of the State-hoifHe amount il Ia
KEN in tie Sidie.
Broke Jail on the night Of the 9th inst
HENRY CARTER, committed MS Coun-
terleiter--j feet 10 inches high--25 years old
Said Carter took with him negro man
named MAJOR, owned by the subscriber
Said negro is six feet high--yery black--2l
Gears old--down look--shows the white OF
his ewes when he looks up.
''' y - T. T, YOUNG, Jailor,
Carroton, August %, lS13. It'll
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.auuff Em hF iaHu.f, aaI HIf fful.r'Y H
attached. wl'I la cold ouHt'y p.ilnhds debt
and ro.iss 10 H further
/ O,irci. That lbI, notice be pub.lshed in
.he ollornot" o paper Published 90 tbe tow
of Caro.Ilou, once week. Ior four week
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Foicr. Of carroll County.

tef ~,uh CoaaiW
Fl. arman, humble and needy can
rofir Vt Assessor Of Taxes at
AycmbrreIeeIioa, and there being
Il e.eaIlDion against me, which it
&oaIv rcIuted is we'll calculated to
sss.loq. Ihlrc therefore, thought
Il A voter in this county, and justice
lorcrcI the foul slandcr. The per-
u aided and circulated this false =
n me, /, Mr.. Elias Il. Gentry OF
4Daty. Now, feIlow-citizens, | ask
ii both sides Of this matter, and the
&rl then decide whether | am guilty
And il | shall be able to prove to
Melton that am not guilty, ! feel as
n those of my feIIow-citizens who
sccntIy) aided in giving circulation
h., will be more willing to correct
\ were to give it publicity.
A,rv saws that he was one Of nv Sc
Il Assessor and Collector of Yalo-
hty, (this is true,) and that | was a
sRnd that he Gentry had every thing
8soId 70 satisfy NV defalcation-this
\, ,b,J,, o,,J Il.,,,, f.,1so will now
wy '"' 'cIy ; . ,ha, !
I you Tue eVIuelce " P'o'o '''"'
clear OF this charge ana 'hat Mr.
wLltuIly and malIcIousIy |'e@ ana
#me.
mississippi, |
yOa%a county, .
h. c;..,:. c, w + c'l.a;l1 ;I an,otv -, ~ DE-
sr,ifv that tboro : not now and new
II Judgment or Judgments agains'
'Stokes, as Assessor and Collector o
county, nor against any ol MS St Sc
oaC'L Assessor y ana OoI!eTto'' ~ wy :.
cords Of sa;d Conyt
] testimony whereof, | have hereun.
10 set my hand and affixed the sea-
OF said Court, at office IN Coilee g
NIIIe' t1e io'n day gy1O$yIN hpSGSS' I CpE
|5meS @ e s,oEan " nl' - -. orJnr nr,0 the snm o
dollars, for value received, this 25tE
l." (Signed,l E. f. GENTRY.
love note vos r;;yon 70 mo for mon
paid on an execution against E. E
the year 1889, to keep from depriv
Dor wife of her cook. whilst wa
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..,sd ls so Please send ten
r,a. commencing with the FIRST
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is about sixteen or seventeen years OF age
he is of yellow complexion, and is about
five feet eight or ten inches high-has scar
on the right side of his face--his right arm
has been burned, leaving a considerable scar
near the elbow--his clothing is of common
negro cloth, for summer working hands.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove the property to be his--pay Jail fees and
all costs, and take him away, or he will be
dealt with according to law.
I. 7. YOUNG, Jailor
of Carroll county.
August the 29th, lS43. TT.
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~ office.

TENHE subscriber having located himself in the
4 town of Carrollton, Carroll county, Mississippi,
next door to the Printing Office, and on the south
side of the Public Square, intends keeping constantly
ON hand fresh supply of
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Circular.

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and afmiug uonsIiaul every hind
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
10 all persons interested in the estate OF
James T. Smith, deceased,
'"'''- TAKE NOTICE,
That at the October term next Oh IN 'he 'l. ! ~,
bate Court of Carroll county, | VIII PIesens
nv account for final settlement ana aio" aiio'
rs Administrative of said estate;
% fn''''' NANCY D. SMITH, Adm'x.
of the estate of James l. smith, cec u
August 25th, lS43. Nv
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, J
CARROLL COUNTY.
WAS COMMITTED,

N To the Jail of this county, on
M the 20th of this month, ne
w gro boy, who says that he be-
y longs 10 a Mr.. Pinchback of
L Holmes county. Said boy
calls his name Edmund, and
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D. w. lltytff. Dcp'iy Anlgnee
10 Bankruptcy ~ ihs Northern District
81 Mississippi
August 10Th. 1913 G-is
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BY VIM. TIUNLEY, IJtPIy NssTgTVt
In Bankruptcy for the Northern District
of Mississippi.
August 10Th, 1913. Cts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-10
VIRGINIA RANK

The election OF Directors OF this institution took place
yesterday The excitement which has prevailed i'm regard
10 inc rrcsdency drew together very large
oi the stock from various parts Of the Commonwealth
The meeting was organized by calling David Branch
Esq, Of Petersburg, TO the Chair
The President dr. Brockenbrough) read a statemen,
showing the condition Of the Bank He then stated thu,
IN consequence o combination which had been formed In
eNct hn he presumed IL would be the time he would
nave the honor OF addressing the stockholders and begged
Indulgence while he could make few remarks IN. nm
ceeded To give the whole history of the institution from IL.
'odahon and his conneNion with -enteng into parti
cuars to show that he had throughout cxeed all his nb
ties Ia promote the welfare of the Bank
When the President concluded Gen. Pegran hoped Dr.
Brockenhrongh would acqu him and his friends of all
ncipaion In the supposed combination.
The President said, do heartily
Mr. fegram farther remarked that more anxious
~ desired the reelection of the President
Mr. Martin, OF Petersburg. proposed general reduction
OF salaries of Is per cent.
Air Clark OF Halifax, seconded the motion-bnt he pre
Tered that tho election should rs take place VIVA well
known, he said. for whom he should vote lie was unbi
ased by any party eonsdcratonsbuts should fins, 90 for
change OF ocers to advance the prosperity of the Bank
and then he would aid in retrenching expenditures
Mr. Tazewe Taylor of Norfolk was ais, in f,vor, -,
reducing the salaries.
Judge Nicholas opposed any reduction Of salaries
let who would be the officers.
Mr. Martins motion referred u a Committee and
then the meeting proceeded Directos-the re-
suit of which that the following ticket received ma
jory of $50 that headed by Dr. Brockenbrough
James w. Pegram las President,) Henry w. Moncure,
Lewis Webb, William ii. Hubbard, John ]. London.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-10
WESTMORELAND.

At public meeting of the officers of the 1lldl Regi-
men Virginia Militia, held Westmoreand Court House,
the 2nd day OF January 1919: Lieut. Col JAMES p.
JENKINS was called 10 the Chair, and Surgeon WILLIAM
A. SPENCE, Jr, was appointed Secretary.
Adjutant II. H. Hazard, Captains Granville White and
Richard Monkey Of Infantry Capt Rodney Monkey Of
ticry, and Lieut.. Henry Ashton having been appointed
committee submitted expressive Of the views Of this
meeting, the following preamble and resolutions, which
unanimously adopted
Whereas, have with regret the resignation of
Cen Philip Ayleu late Brgadie General of the 18th B-
gade, 4h division OF Virginia Miltin; and whereas the
election Of his devoyes your honorable body
Therefore, be IL Resoired That Col. Commandment Will
liam G. Walker Of the lth Regiment Virginia Militia, is
in opinion emneny qualified I'LL the station; and
that earnestly recommend him your conside-
ration.
Resolred, That representatives Col Robert W. Car
ter, OF the Senate, and George w. Lewis, Esq., Of the
House Of Delegates be requested their influence in
procuring the election Of Col. Walker that office
Resoired, That these proceedings be signed by the
Chairman and Secretary and that the Secretary
copies thereof Col Ro. w. Carter and Geo W. Lewis
Esq, and also the Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer
and Richmond Wing, with the request that they publish
the in their respective journals.
JAS. =. JENKINS, Chairman.
w. A SPENCE. Secrrtary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-10

On e 5l utno NJ his residence icnnco county amer only
few dsys indoston. ~ scaet Fever JOHN stage Esuf
aged 81 years IN noticing n departed friends IL
usual 70 ~ sonrhng 10 s0co ~ tose who
but s much and better mind that
E more valuable a. leave behind Kind impressions
nan treasure u worldly effects The
ne dend has bong bad te pleasure Acquaintance
andenp and without The shear
justice n Dc memory neefty and ny
lived who poes-cd b. greater degree
n God kind and generous human kind
ness flowed without nt. an times hs pride greatest
pleasure 10 have his friends around wasiat q over
and ascrtcaly true striking Tint the ~ he
equaned BY the ze n tn The reception friends wa.
~ od Virgins hospitality o better days unadueried and mo-
the am pleased you come and
BE- pleased when you gonI always rave pain 70
with his friends and without erong promise
that they WOudsoon lie hf family u interesting ehkren
and nnunerabe friends bemoan bis demse Though pro
essor q religion comfort h. has len this yord
In peace with follow him.
p1r The Enquirer viii copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-10
"DEMoCRATIC REYIEw,,-LneL,an,. On.

The January number has been received 1t is ornament
ed with a very good likeness OF Mr.. Calhoun OF the H.
terary articles in this number but little in
be said-and of the political, nothing Amos Kendall
furnishes long dissertation Gen. Jackson's fne-in
which gavely contended, that martial law and the sus
pension OF hdbeds corpus, is entirely lawu-that Martial
law is the common law of war"-and every General NAV
his pleasure in time of war. Amos therefore
concludes that the fine unjusy imposed and
ought be reimbursed Bot he makes very important
confession, and that is that the fine refunded at the
time He says:
1.-THE ladies' OF New Orleans by n subscription limited
o dollar each, Immediately raised the amount and tender
led it To their Protector. HE ACCEPTED THE SUM
'hus noby offered, for himself a reimbursement
of the unjust fine, but for the widows and orphans who had
'been made such in defence of the city, among whom
twas accordingly distributed"
More of this hereafter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-10
NEW ORLEANS, FRIDAY NIGHT.


There activity in business within IN. la, -
will be perceived referring to our remarks L,Ioy W.
exception Sugar the r.ceps Of Drpr. r.. w
light arising stage Of water in the NM, Mi
and Tributaries - FFN 'NePi'
In monetary Affairs there is nothing dcsevin, .Dti ,
Exchange keeps up although offering in abnanc. r,c, -
a healthy condition Of money maers
FTcighs and no full rnsar,uapt. ,a n
present quotations. being the opinon thai nm .,c
will shortly he paid
The on "Wednesday has or in.
very remains nj the same stage IA Il no,J
CUTToNArved since ma and Mi.sis,n
p 1906 balesTenncee and North Alabama ioI5-Ar.n,,s
329 together 1850 bales Cleared time for Iiyeo
aOt0 haes-aVn, e4s2-Mareiles 696-Iiavana. 4Ie-New
York @s3-Boston S56Phiaelpha together bal.s.
making addition TO stock OF so leaving ON hand I'M
elusive Of all on sboard CLEARED of
bales
In our review OF last TUESDAY noticed Ind
closed with dun feeling and that decline !c been .ab
shed on the grades below good and fair The mar
kei has not improved since then although considerable business
has been Transacted and without noticing decline may
marx mat pe.s are very irregular The sales OF the
amount 10 looo bales oil which $500 ON "Wednesday 5000 yes
terday; and $500 to-day
IobAcCo-snee our last view the SHE'S have been
F" lew sri parcels which were received IN the early part
week and we md no change to notice prices contnu.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-10

RicnNOND, September II, 1912.
GEyTtrNyw Your letter Of the Let inst, communicating
in warm and anterng your appreciation Of my gene
raj political course, aud making reference particularly
late movement tho subject Of Executive enoroachmon
has been received and you entitled 10 my profound
Acknowledgements as we'll for the motives which prompted H.
o. for The very Kind in which has been expressed
Neat n an upright and rreproachabo conscience you
well observe, the Free voluntary and spontaneous express
sion OF commentator the part Of his icOwctzens is
the highest reward public receive"-how inf
nely superior does above oil Office and emolumen
more particularly (as times happens) when that Office
acquired without merit the part Of the incumbent,
and retained without the confidence respect Of those
whom u j. his duty serve but receive such mark Of
distinction from you, 20 whom am personally unknown,
when no motives Of personal poconcoved Partially could
have actuatod the step lays under weghtof obligation
inst can only be obeated when my memory shall fail TO
perform H. service.
O5enatious pride IL, know, neither becoming nor
eommendabo quality but hope she'll not stand condemn
ed for feeling, a. do truly proud Of the numerous demon
sipons have received from almost every quarter Of tho
county Of increased confidence and repetition my po
cal friends a time when proposition have recently sug
gs'ed in Congress prompted my course has ever BEER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-10
- ,hinL 1, u.s .f,rr we left New York.

Al think ia was after We left New York.
Odd Mr. Spencer offer 10 bet with you about the
arrival Of the brig ST. Thomas
Ale did he said he would bet the tina, she would
be in in eight days
fcred for
Al do no, know. I sunni.cd it make me
gambler.
Odd YOU ever hear Cromwell call the wrong watch
Al do not recollect.
Odd Mr.. Spencer frequently abuse the commander,
for requiring him write in has journal. and send in his
days work.
A-Ycs sir
q. Wa. the treatment Of the crew cruel or humsne1
"A. Humane.
O. Was attention paid the exercises and education OF
the crew 7
A. Yes, sir.
O. Was the somcrs at the time Of her arrival Madeira
in good condition.
A. Yes, sir.
O. Do YOU know any regulation Of the Navy in force
the Somersi
A. do not.
The remaining questions and the same
with the three last put the previous witnesses.
Midshpman Thompson then called and sworn.
II mdshipman ON board the Soners during her late
crize. Previous hearing Of the mutiny, observed the
conduct of MIR. Spencer being singular being ia
miar with the for officer. have known him 10
send the apprentices down his locker for tobacco Pre-
his arrest have he ad him speak disrcspectfuy OF
his commander among the midshpmen, but not among the
His language accompanied by any threats. He
told my fortune, but do recolect what it
think he told MIR. Rogers he would die gambler mott
single out US one he was most intimate with.
noticed in Cromwell previous his arrest, singular
manner-a suspicious manner. His changed very
much from what IN the fore part Of the voyage Give
him order and he would obey very careless
sent for Cromwell one day about duties: he
aft and the moment he me he fixed his eyes upon
and gave OF the singular looks ever saw;
his whole soul seemed 10 be in his countenance The
he he did take them off until had said
what had say. lie appeared relieved the moment
had spoken.
noticed that Small previous his arrest suriy he
obeyed the orders, but though he thinking
thing else.
Mr. Spencer, the passage between Madeira and Port
Paya, when sitting in the steerago, asked ii did
think the Somers could be easily taken. He said person
could the cabin and murder the commander without
detection. He asked about pirates embarrassing in the
islands OF the Pacific and il vessel could 70 there
and re6t do remember the of the ton
Howard, think, heard this conversation. The dscipn.
OF the fell oil after leaving Madeira, and grew
al the execution, when 1t Immediately became better
-. What induced you TO think that n of
the prisoners would be attempted and what Undue
ed you unite in tina, letter the commander
A. The testimony taken before the council the gather
ing groups about the deck the sulenness of the crew.
confident manner OF the pisOner-by confident manner
that they did not be depressed in spirits
and from the prisoners exchanging gances with each other
and with the when they collected in groups there
three four in a group. can mention particularly
Sullivan, Goldenhan, Wilson and Mckee.
The Court then adjourned o Friday
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-10
CHARLESTON MARKET. January

CorToN-Thee has good INQUIRY for b,. ,,,. ,,..
The receipt IN the time bag. The marie, on s,
last and IN the early week. was 6r,u AMI m. 49,.
quoted In our review OF the 3s ma n,,r.a ~ 49,,
receipts however coupled with the to negotiate re hsr
% noAef. within few days To advance which has in
some instances been realized ~
~ So 7oatsi t3t 81 a, So ssi AT 81 sa "
~ so ~ o., laYo at os US NJ %. ais6 CT; 81 7eo
s'ats! ls Me!i III 81: Tags eboeS M, a, n 80,
49, 70 wou refer to our quo'aiion. Or the mar
se us eosc yesterday The receipts Long Cotton .inee ON,
last are lss bags ami the sales las of which ap hs a.
from "a to 10; 20 IL at ia "a az 10
s 49, y from - to So sance nj N Maine :,
10, lido at IL cts perlb. See quotations ~ "
EicE-Ths receipts OF the are 1921 ,icre.. an, ,, 49,
'as "a us ,'s .eree. a, the following At i
lsoMS lSOatsi Isl at gle; 2s5 "a AT sIs $50 ,
ga si3 sl 5-IC at "a. ms NJ %. 90, :. =.
lio ana ueIec' at s1. The following quotation. WIN give
an criterion the market at the business Yesterday viz
Inferior to fair u si good fair prime - ehOe. s3i Ne,
ROUGH RICE-The ,ranzae,ion. Of the wee. eo,,.. oooo
bushels a, price, 'neng from GS to 6s per bushei
Il, a g. .se,p's 20. .oh Tor the week have been
ees OF Oats have been 1900 Maryland and asou, zoo
bushels North River The article brought m & NV
a'eI sod At ID hushe Hay has becn ninr =,
ing from 20 to - cts per 100 lis according to qualiry
Flour market has been very dun throughout tho
Jus, closed and have for present erud
49, 9oa 10 bsuotc Howard street brought and Al cash
public wy have no in Virginia 10 r,,,,
sct ond J.. 81" ,o 'ss qass ending 3st $50
since our last portion Of which been dso.ed oS . 49,
per " ID 81 ~
stGAR.The have been confined solely N s
oa OF which about 200 hhds disposed prices mn,
ING from ~ 10 ST. would remark however that prin.
held cts per H. The receipts from foreign ports for the
she 'is' uino are 1o' hd 10 erees, bbls and ass
boxes coaswise time. $40 bbs and 30 hoIe.
CoffEE-Thee has been little inquiry Coffee during TN,
81 to .! cents H. small brought n cents p. M
The receipts from foreign for quarter ending 3i,t animo
| have been lilO bags; eoasiwi-e time bags
MolAsSES-The transactions have been eo,
tined to New Orleans Dealers have taken at
ranging from I'D to 20 cents gallon About bbs wer. az
fci few OF which Knocked OIL a, IoI cents
for ren1ing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-10
Mr.. CLAY in the South.

Mr.. Cay is understood to have accepted the invita-.
tons pressed upon him from various places in the South
visit them He was expected be in Mobile the sth
January The People OF Augusta Georgia, OF all poii.
cal parties held public meeting and invited him to take
mat'V IN his route Macon. and other towns, fol-
lowing the example OF Augusta Should he enter Georgia.
he VIII otimprobaby direct his steps through Virginia
his return homeward As the Loco Focos have made all
the capital possible already, by representing his
isana MS ono for clcctoneerng although they found no
ian ON that score with Gen. Jacksons Mr. Van Burcn
ne has nothing further to loose by extending his excursion
through the Southern Atlnnt;. S,,,.s