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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15
A MILL FOR SALE.

YNHE public are informed that . first rats MIR.
IL MrLi. with all tho necessary machinery .
Paratus for running two pairs Of French Dur
stones. and for tho Misunderstanding of 50 barreis J
Pcrine flour In "a hours. with miu honsc Of 4Oi
80, three stories high, tho basemcnt story Of
and the upper stories frame; first rate dam fr.-
~ feet high, insured to stand ive years. NJ
and dam VII bo finished BY tho arst or Juno mel
10 offered Cor sale. or an interest Of half Il 10 Al
about one and half miles from Edsardsville, in
county. Mo. in haifa nils Of Spring river. whs !
and Hat bcats may run out with case, (:sssFSef. :.
menss are held out to pcssons q, p;s.i - u. !,
tracts for furnishing 1aar&s Fort Cir. = IN nc
; sm;.s. sIosnss ,I e near sIs 900 per an
The mill 70 be insured 70 per In wen. s'an
ysrm.'E0ne thousand doiJ 81 paid down wbs,
as the mill commences operl Hon, he rens;.a. =
be paid in goods in New Qs13-... or 4 ~s~s :
best suit the purchaser Psikto bds v;iI ~ Sls 2.
by directing letters. post pat 70 J. D. r.. BvtSs.
Newton county. Mo. oy'Ae'
Any kind Of machincry hey be prep,Ilsi \,
samc wuter pcwo. 'i = t'''~- -
Feb. ! 4. le43---4-tf ~ sh{ ~ a -.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15
IE3 On NOARD.
pR1cEs RkDUCRDm
COLU,,Mil' B HOTEL.

1AE EssssesIsr 9epld rsp pcssfsIiy iHfers
sMH qt&ttseas - kx4n burcn, aad tks travel
n ~ n51Ys t1e1 ho has ts&es Che a6ov<
srn1nehae Tass>el 'ef1nds whss ~ il ready
trFbish tteysllsu - kqssders - segy RsdessS<
H4aa III 4hak5gt ~ @H4f1y a&isds ard u styi<
ipfe3sr 70 = 1 q ~ 4nte BY strict attention Il
esfnssa ~ hss e rseease share Of public patron
TERMS or BOARD.
Rsasas and isdgiag. psr u>enth. With 6rss, 90 o0
1sssd Ard ie4Eteys fer cathswithout frps. IL 00
Seesd. pr ne@4sAs W3eaeet b4ging. - IL o.
Ttansjtat bpastssx per dsy,. .S. -. !. OC
t!css1 tsre, ~ Stek, - 80. !. II. 00
ucsss tarss p3t&Hys ~. ~ .s.rs.s. 50
GertleNpe Saa - Az ti2es BE- Accommodated with
e4ccent s1p9 horsse elrq with 6rst rsae hack and
. eDaa 81 Goef hoFsss, Nith carcful driver. #
InAels@s!f 4 re.r -. - connscsod with the fIe
Ese4 febles boe>e -, and attcntfse hostlcrs.
- geF:cesetytng % ssc.etoats can at al times b
sapPlsd With tisros % nastessto terms-
h :, , JACOB s CROSS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15
Norle;E TO sIrLERs ON rliR PUBLIC

! u
NOTICE i hevby given, to all Who nsy5bs
desirous to mail themselves Of shS provis5nu,
OF the act of ihe 3lst Dec, l642, ahas Il E,.,..
without delay. appoint Locating ,Aceuts q ii
different Land Oficcs. 10 receive aptcr ,io.,s 80
der the Provisions OF said act. y s1,s
Instructions will DO made out and forwarded ts
tho Agents to govern the locations.
ln oyel'y Instance the Agent will bs required 10
satisfy himself either BY personal examination or
upon information or which he can rely, thut tho
land relinquishcd to the State and .afcLased by
tho settler. is worth the sum Of two dolIars per
acre tho settler should therefore come prerA rod
0 afford that information, and also tn prove M
his prc-cmp<ion undes the provision Of the act.
The land is sold on 10 yeers' credit. s. d wing
o per cent. interest from date. :, ii5as.e,
Where there arc two or moro on adioinne
quarters. they arc permitted to reinqush and pur-
chase .ioinhy 800 acres, aud divide tho land be.
tween themselves. l, n ,,,,6
Tho Agency ut the Land Office at Johnson
Court Hopse will be continued until tho Let Mon.
day in NAY next. for the location of all lands
subject TO entry under the provisions o! this act;
in that Land Distrc! those desiring 10 avail tho.
selves Of the benefit Of tho act will -procccd d,
CLARKsvtLLR, where the Agent, Col. w. w. Flo,,,
will attend to their business. A. YELL,
EXECUTIVE DEpAsTMsNr. sa
Little Enck. 20h Foh'y. l643. srs ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15

Anseeneens ostos, UlU[> u -.
Ss',s'ss. ns 49,, &c: = ~
~ s1sss siil = siriesly 3,
SIR AND q f7T
Y casie ic'a' jass ssesivsi Ia /,
FiIENRy !. ~ "A tes!l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15
'cArrlE,s r1oRrs.

WANTED, BY s. & G. TurDer. 10 900 saod
Cattle Horns, 10 exchange for gooS al
cash prices. |.
N. BIS. 4 G. Turner shavo removed tSe:ist
goods 70 Main streee opposite ~ Columbus t3oteI
Van Bursn, Fcb'y Is, l643. fH-8
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15
IT a. HEARD has just received. per s.ear
Htat Arkansas.
? htsds sugar,
Q keel buckwheat nour, ag
3 boaxs snddlery,
ha1less 'ChiEa towis. gfSag
JOHN AUSTIN q. CO.,

JOHN AUSTIN &: CO.,
Il wHofEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS.
H&im street, van Rurcn, Ark,
HAVE u store. and ics sale,
$4,000 ID Juuiati bar iron
~, ~ kess Juniati nails
S kegs hooring brads
1-kag horse shoe nails [gicsr
n 30 bosts 8 by 10 10 BY IL llby l6 window
10 key powder
? kszp blasting powder
10000 ID bar lead
70 seasns wrapping paper
! 20 buxes candy re,
u bdxes Cincinnati bar soap
II boxes pint 6asks
IS dozen 7 Aute pTest tumblers 4
10 do1cn bed cords
"a dozen playing earda
boxes starch
z0.O0 dozen COTTON yarn fticle)
25 I'M old recii6el whiskey "a superior ar
$50 sides upper and solo leather
Also splendid lot Of furniture, consisting Of
chairs. presses, bedaeads. aud tables. and varic-
~ Of oIher articles, which will b. sold 10 nccor-
dance sith The hardness Of the times, and no mis-
ialc.
Il Jap'y Il. 1888.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15


Four Copies Of this beautiful work will DO f,r
nishcd for five dollars, incurrent funds, ton copies
for ten dollars; tweatytwo copies for twenty dol.
lars. To every person forwarding S5, four co.
pies will be sent and in addition copy of Pill
grims Of tho Rhine, Devcreux, Eugene Aram,
Last Days Of Pompeii, Francisco Carrara, Tnits
and Trials Of Engiiat. Lie, The Van Of the Pea
cock, Romance and Reality, the .Repsalers, Csn.
versaiions with Lord Byron. the Honey Moon and
Gems Of Beauty, the i)sowned, Paul Clifford. Ri.
snza, BY Bulwer, Eahsl Churchill, the Inprssis.
tricc. Book Of Beauty, BY Miss Landon, wikk q
tho Two Friends. Victims Of Scciety, BY Lady
Blessinston with . portrait; Mandstd Park, BY
Miss Aussin. Whatsoever may b preferred.
10 every person forwarning 80, ten, coei.s
will Be furnished. and any four Of the lorouaaaei
worka. -. e4gss 7'.ts,-i Z. (, - I =. ]
Tcauy pcrson faswarding s2a 90 ecpieS <ial
be thsaishsd, and sny eight Of the sorenaussd
works. R1l
To ~ pevsoa forwarding $40, n copies,and
the ws'eae Of the forenamed works. -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15

MUST received. per steamer Mariettn,
~ Q boxes Westcrn Reserve cheese,
bozes Virginia tobacco.
3 kegs Kentucky tobacco.
10 bbls. dried peaches,
9 baxcs soap, r, gst
boxes onion seeds,
3 boxes garden Dc. assorted.
And for sale BY HENRY y CUNNINGHAM
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15

.s.,s:t s..ia lss.v1 | ssssss !, u q. ~
81 sGs II ~ - 5sssdSl - q .. I, ia
= -: .s y II IL: dI q: s{ IS s.s
:, Psss - stionaI qus,1 - 81 seSfI
ssi.;ss Al; 6 ssss q ssss; Z sss: ... n:
esss quastsf sfssset, ~, = sownsh;p 7e, & nerts
q nnee Ne, Airs.sss sflfnise sirsss 80 n :.
,owrssin snn nSss1 Mo - SssFese M -
ere hundses "a sssss 3 iSc s ss.os .s IL
her. A. D. ls10s RasslF FsiSssn sosi an ;s.ss ri
m.nasirai'on Of ths estfs a Thonas G. Hsson. a.
death, and she hsir hssFsiiy fAicis q ~ ~.
= an sad lsaes eft Richard Boocsn ~ siv
~. Al iaw thc petitpp Prays that ijd hefr and,n@
a.,n':trstor Be made feteaesnts hereto. That -
80 'ssue thst they swsr. sAat comnsis Is -
pointed. and dover siiRusd sh6sI, of - Is~
rom an sfidsvit fle vith ssid pssitis q ~ 80
Of the said Richard Bcesen 80 Of tie -
,so Is,'ndants -t ordered that he 10 spesas Nero Il
o. Conway. sho Costhssss fsr : a ecnsy !. sss.
:burgh, on tho rucssy after the iirsS HSS;.~ Ter
,ss ,ssa fourth Monday nAPrl. t:ins tbs 2sSd115i
ana Plead snFeF - dsmusr 70 aid ,otition:
sne further ordesd. that cepy of tbs ordcs be
published in ncsSpspsr tsiassd n Il s,sc es
weeks succcssvely. " last inssstiou Z. Gssr wcsR
previous to the ncxi srm of this court ~ io ~ A
true copy from hc record. itfl
ArTEsr HARRfaON n u9ccYrc
Isaac Strain. Sslictor. NJ ! ) T : : c:in.t J,
Feb'y 81. le$3-6|w IA, ses fP5,. q, A a, =
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15
TEllGs.
THE Observation-Disclosures

THE ARKANSAS aiNTELLsGENcrr
Is Published every s}sday Morni.v. Z, 80. -.
poLLAas. II paid within i meaths. 3, y,,.,. -.
ifpaymcnt Be delayed q I After thso ejmc = :
d l1l TERMS or kDvERTlsfNf. N - .lIi-.
For square cf 10 or iess. lfst iascrtiop a. :
DeLLAs, and uFrv cppl ~ each cs6r r3.SS ,s.S -
10 linssand net exceod1 l5, - be sh9rrsS ..s-ss
and half. and IN that spessoa isr e;,eer
ncnts. -'SssS
When IN ine 'sidual cosant, Il ~. 49,. -.
amounts TO ESQ. and U ~ aim . SerxkS
cent will b made, 81 Nm = .csef
more . discount ef 31fper eess, H.. TO- -,
be made whore paymqI e Selsvsi " - e.4ce,
of oAo year. sad no d1estjoo yiii t9oeP 4 d
gal adssstissm0nts s1sDef - Id 81
All advertissmest4D = ~ esid 80 .edP
''s rcs~. e1eapensihi.nu-@~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15

A GARD. s
WE would respectfully call the attontion Of
our friends and the public to our stock Of
Goods. although much reduced in quantity from
the extent Of their sales, yet they have many
very desirable goods which can be obtained at un-
usually low prices. One of tho partners residing
in Philadelphia. and being constantly in the East
ern markets. and buying for cash. gives them
many facilities of obtaining bargains and enabling
them to sell cheap.
- G. s. g. C. A. BRINE.
Fort Smith, Sd Nov, 1873.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15

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tseooY Ah{ et< ~ neeesss q A1Se4xkpse
t~ke9 sr~lt ~ ~ bsardeSs- A8e |tit9 sluo
Z aaZsss sNN eaee - uRseados. -. attsativs
!!@s4 ~ ~ nprs1s uhh fises "a, oao %
lleae5. eNa @e11tU& p9eeoeqfA< viskent 6reu is o.
8etm ter neoyh wjtheat 1e1Rjng, = ~ - 90
If~etScr& boeslsfp. pr AA5s ~ 3. u . =. a 90
itote 4fssp ~ ~osk. - .-. 3 so
fserrs hesf ~. 49,. n. ~ - ~ 50
HSsnNy esle<Sv g JOHN pILLARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15
GARDEN.

OAAAOAI1vs
FIELD, AND FLOWER SEEDS,
VUST received, of the choicest American and inn
- ported varieties The seeds OF tho finest quail
~. and such will recommend themselves; their vi.
tality and accuracy therefore expressIy
The assortment consists of the following kinds among
which are several varieties Of each, vizi
Early and late cabbage, caulifowcr, celery, cress;
carrot, BEANS bcets. radishs peas, parsnp pumpkin
Par:ey pepper. endiye sage, spnage Brussels sprouts
salsify, turnP. thyme. marora, kali okra onion let
taee mellon. cndive nasturtium squash, rhubarb, TO-
matto, eggplant, sc. &c. st
FIELD SEEDS.
Red and white clover blue, herds, timothy, and orch
ard grass. hax seed, &c. SSc.
FLOWER SEEDS,
Comprising an extensive and very rass collection.
DAHLIA RooTs,
or fine double varieties, via: Pooles White, Mariah
Wheeler. Maid Of Bath, Rufus Bianea, Victoria, Ca
liops Alboa. Nonparie. Nmrod. Coroustion. and Lu-
cy Walker.
: 2 ,1iE q I III fKIMiMAYERs.
3 Fort Smith. Ark. Fsb'y 10. 1s43. Druggist
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-15

MAI1o0AHr, FURxlrURE, CARrETs, &c.
WE Gar Cor sals; At cost. Brussels, Ingram
y aAa stair Carpets; Saxony Rug; Safa
pair q SIDE TalAes; Dressing Bureau; dog.
Rush und Cane Bottom Chairs; lWash stand ;
I large gilt Mantle Glass; primo Feather Bed
. BY 10 window Sash; 30 doz. assorted Cow BELLS;
20 doa. ralstsd bpcksts; ] copy Of Halls London
csliiionof Hkey ycIopedn Of Arts ard Sciences, $50
plates; - soaumss of Marynt's Novels, and va
ssIiesy 81 eshes books. & 81
el Z 4 sS 81 q. S. & c. A. BRINE. Il
Eors Smith, 18th Dec. ls4a. NJ;
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-18
From the Camden Is. CO. Journal.
NEW POTATOES.

We received on Saturday last, from Mr..
A. Burr, of this town, basket OF fine
Irish Potatoes planted in September. We
were aware that Potatoes could be raised
in a cellar during the WINTER land the follow
ing note shows that they can also, lie raised
in garden
Mr.. Editor:-On the lst of September
last, planted, as an experimental square Of
shPototoes, believing that it was possible
to bring them to maturity any month thro'
the year.
This square, covered to the depth Of
three feet, with pine straw and permitted
il to remain until the 18Th instant, when
commenced digging. Herewith | pre-
sent with an average sample OF the
produce, which you will perceive, are
Of good size, and as suitable tor the table
as a majority OF those usually dug in
May.
Yours, respectfully,
A. BURR.
Jan. %, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-18
RECIPROCAL TRADE WITH ENG
LAND.

A communication from Gen. Duff
Green appears in the Madisonian of yes
terday ON the. subject of our commercial
intercourse with Great Britain. The
writer believes that disposition exists on
the part of the British Government to ex-
tend. special advantages to the United
States in the way of trade, provided that
such notifications were made in our tariff
az TO admit British manufactures on easy
terms. He says:
Indeed, | was authorized by Lord Aber-
deem himself, to say that it was his earnest
desire to place the commercial relations oil
the two countries on terms of reciprocity
and am persuaded that a treaty may be
made, providing for the admission of cot
ton, rice, and Indian corn, into England
and her dependencies, at nominal duty,
or duty free, and that the trade in lumber
and provisions and all our surplus pro-
ducts, may be placed on the same footing
as the like products of her colonies; at the
same time that our navigation may obtain
concessions no less important. And
that, for granting US these lavors, England
will ask of US no more than that our Ia
riff shall be so modified as to her manufac'
lures, as to charge thereon no higher rate
of duty than is indispensable to provide
for an economical administration of ouI
Government.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-18
From the Merchants Transcript.
New ORLEANS, Feb. IL

We stated in our review Of last Wed.
nesday morning that the Cotton market
had exhibited very considerable degree
of activity, after the arrival OF the For
eign advices in the fret Of the week, but
that in consequence Of further rise in
the rates of freight, and decline in The
rates of all kinds of Exchange, the market
had closed on Tuesday evening without
much firmness. Since then these causes
have continued to exercise the same un-
favorable influence on the market, the
sale. having been at very irregular prices,
and generally, n, q reduction of an Is to
IL of cent on our previous quotations
for all des rip,Ins below Good Fair. The
sales Of Wednesday amounted to about
6OOO, and on Thursdayto fully 5000 bales
while on yesterday, in consequence, we
presume, Of the exceedingly unfavorable
state of the weather, they only reachep to
some 1000 bales. Notwithstanding these
rather extensive transactions, the demand
has not been Of a very general character
the business having been confined to Q
comparatively limited number Of buyers
and il Is perhaps in some degree owing t.
this fact, and to the large stock offering
that prices have not been better sustained
The. e have been some purchases made fo
the north, and for the French and othe
continental markets, though the principa
operations have ag in been on English az
caunf
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-18

District Court of the United Stotes tor the
Southern District Of Mississippi.
In Bankruptcy. No. I'll.
In the matter ofthe petition of lsham +.
Corley, of Scott county, Mississippi, TO
be declared bankrupt, and to be dis
charged from his debts.
NOTICE is hereby given that ISHAM
T. CORLEY of Scott county, Mississippi,
has, filed his petition in this court to be de-
clared a bankrupt, and 10 be discharged
from his debts under the act of Congress
in such case made and provided; and That
an order has been duly entered IN this
court appointing the
goth day Of February merit,
at the court room in the city of Jackson,
in the county of Kinds, in this district, a,
the time and place for hearing of said pc.
ttion. All persons may then and there
appear and show cause, if any they have
why the prayer Of the petitioner SHOULD
not be granted.
WIN. BURNS. Clerk.
Jan. 81. lS43-20. pr. tee 50.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-18
Trustees sale.

I'm pursuance to the provisions ola Ger
\ tain Deed Of Trust made by Thomas
MulIin and wife on the I'd day Of April,
1910, conveying to the undersi gned as
Trustee for the benefit of Motz a. llcnder-
son, the following described land in Madl-
son county, to-wit: The west halt OF north
east quarter of section thirtv-one; the east
half of north west quarter of section thir-
tv.nne; the south half of east half of south
west quarter of section thirty; the west
halt south east quarter of section Thirty ;
the east 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-oue, all in town
shin eleven. range four, east; containing
in all four hundred and thirty-nne sixty
eight one hnndredths acres, more or less.
And having been requested thereto by
said Mo,z & Henderson, | shall proceed to
sell on the
9Th day Of February, 1913,
at tho court house door in the town Of Can
ton, at public auction TO the highest bid
der, for cash, the aforesaid land.
will convey such title as is vested in
me by said Deed Of rust, which is be-
Iieved TO be good.
w. D. HENRY, Trustee.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-18

" EARQLErfof Yazoo county, Mississi p.
pr, has filed his petition in THIS court to be
declared bankrupt, and TO be discharged
from his debts under the actot Congress in
such case made and provided; aud that all
order has been duly entered IN this court
appointing the
2OM day of February merit,
at the court room in the city OF Jackson, in
the county of Kinds, in this district, as the
time and place for hearing of said petition.
III persons may then and there app pear and
show cause, if any they have, why the
prayer Of the petitioner should not be
granted. WIN. BURNS, Clerk.
January 81, 1843-2O pr. fee SIS.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-18
A. BURR.
Jan. %, 1913.

MELANCHOLY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PERSONS DROWNED. Through the kind
ness of gentleman OF this city, says
the New Orleans Crescent City, we have
been furnished with letter from Cairo,
dated the 29lh December, containing the
following melancholy information:
"The steamer Macedonian, whilst on
her trip from this city for st. Louis, run
aground at the foot of George Island, on
the 28th ult. In order to tighten the boat
the passengers, numbering about thirty
persons, were placed in the yawl and
started for the shore. Whilst on the way,
one of the passengers, lad, was acct
IDENTITY iostled overheard, whereupon a
general rush was made to resc lie HIM. The
sudden accumulation of weight on the side
of the yaw, caused the vessel to fill with
water and capsize. In the hurry and ex-
citement consequent upon this accident,
every person was drowned save ssme
eight or ten who saved themselvhs by
clinging to the bottom and sides Of the
vessel.
As yet we have no knowledge Of the
names Of the passengers, but have under
stood that they were German emigrant'
who were going 10 the northern portion o
Missouri.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-18
TIE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,

MADISON County,.
William S. Heard, Circuit Conrt.
vs.. No. 1892. At November Term,
Robert Lassiter. 1912.
Petition 10 subject property for debt due
plaintiff under the Mechanics hen.
On the second day of December, A. D..
1912.
"This day came the said plaintiff by his
Attorney, and upon the opening of the
matters of This petition, and il appearing
TO the satisfaction Of the Court that the
SAID defendant Robert Lassiter is not an
iuhabitant of this State, but resides beyond
the limits thereof, so that the ordinary pro-
cess of law or of this Court cannot be ex-
ecuted upon him, 1t is therefore ordered
by the Court that unless the said defend
ant do appear here on or before the first
day of the next term Of this Court, being
the first Monday and first day Of May, A.
ID. lS43,) and plead, answer or demnr to
the said petition, the same will be taken
Tor confessed, and such order or judgment
as the Court may deem to be just and
equitable: 1t is further ordered by the
Court that copy of this order be inserted
in the "Independent Democrat" news
paper published in the town Of Canton,
once week for four weeks successfully"
A true copy from the Minutes of said
Court.
Attest:
VIM. MONTGOMERY, Clerk,
By Henry R. COULTER, Dep. CFk.
O. r. Singleton, p. Q.
February II, lS43.
Printers fee $40. 23-1
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-18
Notice.


TIE undersigned as Guardian of the
heirs of David Davis, Jr. deceased,
and by virtue of an orter from the honor
able 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 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 halfn east quar-
ter section twenty two, township nine,
range two, east; said land will be sold sub
iect to the dover of the late widow Of said
deceased. Also, at the same time and
place, will sell on a 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. IS, 1913. 23-ts.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-18

District Court of the Uuited States for the
Southern District OF Mississippi.
In Bankruptcy. No. 769.
In the matter of the petition of Young G.
Houston, of Holmes county, Mississippi,
To be declared a bankrupt, and TO be
discharged from his debts.
NOTICE is hereby given that YOUNG
G. HOUSTON of Holmes county, Missis-
sippi, has filed his petition in this court
to be declared bankrupt, ard to be dis
charged from his debts under the act of
Congress in such case made and provided
and that an order has been duly entered in
this court appointing the
Goth day Of February merit,
at The court room in the city of Jackson,
in the county of Kinds. in this district, as
the time and place for hearing of SAID peti
ton. Al persons may then and :here
appear and show cause if any they have,
why the PRAYER of the petitioner should
not be granted.
WIN. BURNS, Clerk.
Jan. 81, lS43 80. pr. fee 5 DIS.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-18

MARRIED-On Tuesday the 18th inst.
by the Rev Peter DOMAIN, DR.. THOMAS J.
CATcHINGs, of this place, to Miss Nancy
M. |. CLENDENIN, Of Kinds county, Mis-.
sissipp.
in st. PauI's church, Woodville, on
the 7th inst. by the Rev. W. c. Crane,
ALFRED 7. Moore, Esq, of this place, to
Miss MARY E. LEWIS, of Wilkinson
county.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-18

lost than gained gruund el're CaH'i'eArhI
On the water they have had little better
snccess Ncuiral vessels still managec to
evade the blockade; and the withdrawal
of the English officer iro" the war s'ei-
mers ,o,eotened IL make the latter wholly
inefficient. :,
Another circumstance augurs iavorably
Ear Yucatan-San'a Anna has not gone
AGAINST them, which most probably he
wonld have done, could he have been GER
tain of success.