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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-13

the abolition oT slavery Iexas, and ultimately the
tcaole OLt southern States If dasessca. vs. lasii-
| The abeiisso"'of slavery N Icxas must put end
TO OF the most rabc crimes tor he would
designate ~ by the hea0Sxb bic name Of iIathc-tha
could disgrace P,otde, namely, the tcaTing and
breeding sI slaves the ing gud ia the sale
OF uur ellaw-creatures. lie, thershus, hopsd that
his noble frieod would have difficulty Ia letting
hin know whe her he could give any information 40
TO the state of negotiations this subrc, or as u
nature OF the instructions that had been given to
our minister in that country. If the production OF
such documents The furnishing such Information
not suitable at the presen, moment, he would
press his noble friend bui he had no doubt tina,
his noble f.iend could confirm his statement, and he
trusted thai The government would not lose any o-
| porunty of pressing the subject, whenever they
could do 80 18th hope OF success. N tussf
The EARL OF ABERDEEN, the Maisterof 70.
reign Jfdirs, thus responded:
The Earl of Aberdeen, in reply said that he could
state hlt not only had tbs country acknowledgrd
The Independence of Texas bat also that zee had trea-
f ~ commerce and treaty t0r the abolition 81 The Stare
trade nth that pO,csr. He ud believe THAT there
was any importation of slaves into Texas by sea bu
1t uaS true tha there large importation o. stares
from the Usited States into that country Immediately
he tiains being entered into with Texas, the
utmost enueayors Of this country Us, TO put
| cad To the war which pre-, ented the full and entire
r cognoh Of the independence of Texas by Mexico
|
| and he was unable TO say that there 'mmedi-
ate proSpecto f obtaining the reco milton of the indie
pendt nee OF Texas the part of Mexico; but II
with great pleas tina, he able say that pro-
laby the first step this had been obtained namely
that armstlce had b, en- established between the
powers, and he hoped tina, this would lead to the
| absoiu acknow lcdgment of the Independence OF
| fexas by Mexico. The nrmistice was an importa nj
tep In obtain, and he Feed hardly say that eUry #
fort o" the part Of Her .uajesty's Government codd
lead to at result uhich contemplated by his noble
friend. ih0 Y.5Ea tg
tie was sure that he need hardly say that M one
was more an xious than himself thu abolition If
slavery Texas; aid # hr could not consent to pro-
duce papers gave fur her inf, iiion did
arse from Indifference, but from quite contrary
on. In The present state # the negotiations be,oetn
The ttr0 csuntrtes in question: IL mould MT contribute
10 the end they had in rie1c fhe n rprsssed amy Opt
MON as 10 The state OF those negotiaioas hut be could
assure his n,ble friend tina, BY Of urging the
"ego aions, 1oeA as by epery other in their
po~er, Her Jjesys Ministers moutd press this mat
ter. agas 5li-rl ag5 s
Lord BRouGHAM observed, that nothing could be
more satisfactory than the statement of his noble
friend hich tcould be receired tri joy by all icho
ree aroratle 10 The Object anfi-sldpery societies
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gnlshed gentlemen in London 10 has friend
an NeW York

"LoNDoS, Nov. 81, 1913.
We, as K formers, have been sadly annoyed and
the cause of popular rights much damaged, by the
constant ref Renee of our Tories the of some
Of your States There is little distinction made be-
tween TIC of the Union and the acts of indv.-
dual States and in dnsrer 10 our Arguments for in
creased po'cer 10 the People, told to look at De
rnocraic .lrnerica which broken faith with all the
word; and we obliged to be dumb, as any al
tempt TO show that OILY FIVE SIX If the States have
refused TO pay, and to provide for paying THEN
debts end that the whoIe Union ought not to b
blamed will not be ADMITTED With the returning
credit and trade Of the Union, VIC may hope If the
influential men will come forward as Mr. Webster
has done, some hopes may be entertained of cred I
being generally restored.
We, individual creditors are great sufferers but
the of The People throug tout the civil zed world
suffers and ar>tucracy has little check or control
We had-hoped, from the declared free trade princi-
ples Of Sir Robert Peel and from his having m ade
beginning in promoting free trade that lie was the
man 10 carry out these Reforms but, now, | fear be
wants moral courage, and will do nothing more The
interest and ptLine Of England and America are so
combined, and dependent on mutual trade, tina,
every weI-wisher to either must be an. ous TO see
-ial intercourse between them on The FREE 81
principles and on large scale and therefore re-
greet to see you have yet many monoposts who re-
spopd the same notes our monopolsts do here and
it requires all the Efforts Of independent men to
overcome them. The ant-Corn Law League is now
more active than ever and the suffering of the cleo
tore from heavy taKaion, large expenditure of pub
lac Icr o,Js
of trade, will soon, hope, give us majority for free
trade in the House, which is all we want to e0ec,
our free trade Reforms. Many electors who voted for
s Robert Peel and his supporters are sorry for their
votes and are anxious for the opportunity of new
election, and which, think, may happen within the
year from this time.
There is no feeling in favor Of The Wings NOR.
than for The Tories. Bot free trode and extension Of
popular control VIII be tho rayins cry at all future
elections.
hope your Congress will set us an example of
free trade You have the People to rule and their in
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lefcsts Tor extended commerce and, lhoIciofe,
you ought " Get Us The xanple. We have ths IN
cubas Of powerful srissocyscy which keeps up mo
nopoly for their inter and tho People down and
Ne are, therefore, doospsd 10 sufer greatly which the
mass OF the Pcolle doing.pirg IS bai3igisag
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lily Of victory o. defeat IN the mex, Presidenaiai
election is with thsm- esarf
p. s. We are authorized TO state that II was
not The Hon. Mr., BUCHANAN who communicated
TO Mr., Blair The conversation alleged 10 have la
ken place between hun and Mr. Robert Tyler
Indeed we have rea ION 10 know that the honor
able Senator would highly disapproye Of such
expeditions Of conversations which might lake
place al his rooms, ,r.ff ,...-
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The battle ground must then be in the States
Of Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, Lou
isiana, New Jersey, Indiana, and Mississippi
81 electoral votes in ALL One hundred and
thirty eight votes are necessary to an election
The Wings having one hundred and eleven,
have TO struggle for twenty seven electors. The
Democratic candidate having sxty-fve votes,
has TO struggle TO obtain seventy-6ve votes.
This very statement of the case is sufficient TO
cause any Republican opposed to Mr.. Clay and
his policy TO feel doubt and alarm as to the result.
Such is. however. the fact, and it is unwise TO
attempt TO conceal il. To conceal it, under the
idea that Democratic President is 10 be made
as matter of course, as lovers in a novel marry
of course, is the height of folly, and would result,
in certain defeat 10 the cause. When, in add
ton TO this fact, come TO recollect that in the
late election New York, more than sufficient TO
elect the Wing President according to our i'm
pressiou has unquestionabIy thrown ma jority
Of the popular rote against the Democratic par
ty, the most discreet and decided steps should
have been at once taken TO insure the success
of the Republican cause.
This view of the case, however, if it struck
members at all, did not prevail on them to alter
Their course previously determined on. And we
have now only to say again, tina, the responsible
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THE POST OFFICE ADVERTISEMENT

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Strangers and others in Washington VINO W
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AZ James Hoban, Henry j. Dray ton, and r. NJ
Harrison, Esquires will address the audience on
Thursday evening, l4lh instant, at o'clock, at the
Methodist Protestant Church, on 9th street, where a
Temperance Mass Meeting is to be held.
The public are respectfully invited
EDMUND BROOKE,
JNO. C. DARKNESS,
J. L. HENsHAW,
Committee
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kAYToN, THE PoRTRAir PAINTER.--This successful
ARTIST In plnng in fresco Is now visit to w ash
lngon. He has during the past summer and autumn
painted number Of portraits of cit zens, family
groups &c. and has been almost invariably successful
IN unord,ng the highest grat,iica ion to the originals
and their friends. 10 the admirers of this enduring
style of the warmly commend him Bali. Sun.
Mr. K is at Browns hotel ~o.
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F e'ss sp ES S 4h sD h ss On
on a spacious lot, contains eight rooms, and has
double porco the entire length Of the building the
cast front. There asoa carriage house and stable
in the rear of the PREMISE. Apply to
j. G. McKELDEN,
dec 12-eo3lifS 7lb ST., near Gen. Post Office.
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NJ OTiCE-Two gentlemen Can be acco annotated
IN on moderate terms, with &, cd ooms and cores
ponding board, in private family, on 9TH street.
Further direction is Jeff at this office, dee l2-3t
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The Iulelligencer has been frightened into
COMMISSIONS by the warllke tone of the Extra
Madisonian. lis leading article of this morn
ing begins thus: arli est ai t.en
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f The Democratic candidate would, in all pro
liability, receive the votes Of the States below
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-14

ou,s ~ lees. Amount u laEss due
thereon, daij crnl''
The rnsi hall ~ lhe Dohll wcsi ~
~ section ~ lW,nij siH, ~ township
90 ll.lnepn noilb ~ fnhgc botlif'ee'i
pnl, containing eighty atts' liipic
~ los. Amount ~ l1Scs duo thufo'
on, lbitlj ceWia.
The we.l lmif ~ the nor h vest ~
Of section no lhil,y btc, ~ lowbsliil'
no lhinc,n, north ~ fanec no illtleti q
ea,i, continuing eighty acres mote
~ less. Amount ~ taxes due ihtfe'
on, sixty tenls.
1'm north west ~ Of section no
thirty six, w township no uhlit' GU
moth Of rage no thirteen, conliin-
ing one hundiod aud IilJ ii'c ucle''
more or less. hmouni Of taxes due
thereon, one dollar and lillctn cents.
Tie cast hall of lhe Moth east a.
Of section no eighteen, IN township
no loulteennorh range no thirteen
east, containing eighty acle., m,re or
less. Amt unt Of taxes due thcIcon'
thirty cents.
The east half of the : II qr Of 81 C
no Eve, in township no fifteen nortl'
Orange no thir, Ell east, containing
eighty acres more or less. Amount
of taxes due thereon, thirty cents.
The east half Of The N Il quarter
of section no twenty six, IN township
no sixteen north Of range no thirteen
east, containing eighty acres, more
or less. Amount Of taxes due there
on, thirty GEMS.
III e west lalf of the S E or fsec
no eighteen, in township no thirteen
north Of range no fourteen east, con-
tanning venty nine acres, more OF
less. Amount Of taxes due thereon,
thirty cents.
The cast halfof the S w quarter OF
section no eighteen, in township no
thirteen north Of range no fourteen
east, containing seventy nine acres,
more or less. Amount OF taxes due
thereon. thirty cents.
All said land taxed as the property
ofThomas Coopwood, and was origi-
nally granted 10 him.
JOHN w. HUDSON,
Tcr Collector W. c.
Nov. goth lSl2.-23-tds.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-14

Range ~ eleven cast, ronialnlne
ihicg hundred md twenty aefeg
more ~ lose hmoanl ~ laao. do
thereon, altiy febia.
The wet lalfol the south east NJ
~ sec no eighteen, IN Town,bip no
6udoen nofh, of linngc no devon
epsi, containing eighty aefp, more
~ less. Amount 0l taxes due there.
on, sixiy cent.
The south vest ~ OF acc no dgl.
teen, IN Toe n.llp no fouflte n north,
~ Range no Eleven easi, containing
onehundfcd aud sixty ucie,, moro o.
lees, Amount Of tdxcs due thereon,
lhiry cent?.
Al Of said land. taxed ~ The pro.
pcfIy Of Samuel llngsdnlc, aud were
originally gfahlcd 10 said Ragsdolc.
JOHN w. HUDSON.
1or Coiicctor ~. G.
Nov. 20, 1919. e3-lds
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-14
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

In WINSTON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
4 will expose to public sale TO the
A highest bidder for cash at the door
Of the court house Of Winston coun-
ty, Mississippi,
On Monday the 9th day of March
l8l3, within the hours and in the
manner prescribed by law, the fol.
lowing described tract or parcel OF
land, situated in said county, or so
much thereof as will be sufficient TO
satisfy the state and county taxes due
for the year 1912, and also all legal
costs and charges that may accrue
thereon, to wit:
The west half Of the north west ar
OF section no twelve, in township no
thirteen, north Of Range no thirteen
east, containing eighty acres more or
less. Amoui t of taxes due thereon.
thirty cents.
The south west or of section no
nineteen, in township no thirteen
north OF range no thirteen east, con-
tanning one hundred and sixty acres,
more or less. Amount of taxes due
thereon, sixty cents.
The east half Of section no nine
teen, in township no thirteen, north
OF range no thirteen east, containing
three hundredand twenty acres, more
Or less. Amount Of taxes due there
on, one dollar and twenty cents.
The east half of the north east ar
IF section no twenty six, in township
10 thirteen, north of range no tbir-
cen east, containing eighty acres,
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-14

,ecnla, aII laSed as The PfopcfIj ~ A.
4, Wnllrp,
Lot No. n w Block No = In lho
Bealf Ant. u laHes due thereon,
7 ~ cehis
Lot No. u In $50, h Ne, = In Tie n .
Aqaafe. AM. II laSe. due thar on,
III cents. ~ taxed Ne il,o pfopofit Of
John II. Ijuckner .
lot no z, In lllock no IN The "
last square, Amount 81 lases due
thereon IA cents, lpsed ~ the prop
cny Of Jesse Il, DdNi"
Lot no Il. In Block no 4, In the II 9
saunfc. Amount ol inxcs y cts. inxcd
rs the property ofJohn N. Hook
Lot no 7, a.JIlock no 4, IN the n j.
square, amount Of taxes u cts, taxed
rs the property ofDoyis n Dell.
Lot no ,, 4, n 10, in Block 4 In the
= r. squarc; amt ofiaAcs as cl'. tax.
ed as The property Of joshua Leach,
Lot no 8, in Block 4 In the y Il sq'r
amount of taxes "a CTS. Taxed us the
property fDor'en Wosers.
Lot no 7 & g in Block no s in the :
G square: amount Of taxes ID cents
taxed as the property of Thomas FL
lington.
JOHN w. HUDSON
Iur Collector, w. G.
Dec. Gath 1912. 81 ids.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-14


Msr6 north, NJ range 10 twelve snsl
containing shvenitsuine acre., mora
oflots, Amount ~ lases duo lhefton,
mo dollar eighteen md ahaIf cents,
Tased Ne The property " Nenoplion
llolbed, and was originally granted
10 lin.
The north west ~, and The west
half ~ The north east ~ NJ sec 40
twenty olghi, In township no 6lloen
north, NJ range 30 twelve east, cons
iaining two hundred and Thirty eight
ncfcs, moic ~ lees. Amount of laxs
a. due thereon, ono dollar seventy
seven and Ihfce.iouih tonls 7aNod
rs the property OF Slflngor Pcfkins,
aud was originally granted 10 Sepha.
lin aud RczIn l,idgwoy
The west half Of tic southwest az
Of sec 10 lhiny.two, In township no
sixteen north. OF Iango no eleven east,
containing eighty acres, mole or less.
Amount Of taxes due thereon, sixty
cents. Taxed rs the property Of An.
drew Byerly, and was originally gran.
led 10 him.
The Il Of The N T. A Of =. 80 in 7
Is, nof X IL T., continuing so acres
more or less; amt Of taxes due there
on, 60 cts; taxed us the property of
James II. Watts and Geo. Williams
and was originally granted TO them.
The W 9th s Il offs &c in tbs
N of II lo +; containing so acres
more or less; amt Of taxes due there
on, Go cents.
The c 4 Of W Of S &c in Tl5n
of range IL c, containing 80 acre
more or less: amt of taxes due there
on, So cents; taxed as the property
ofJohn r Shirley and was originally
granted 10 him.
The n W ! OF the n offs 35 in 7
l5 of X IL c, containing 40 acres
more orl less; amt oftaXes due there.
on, thirty cents; taxed as the proper
ty of Jesse Crosby and was original.
ly granted to him.
JOHN w. HUDSON,
Tdr Collector Qfw c
Nov 26 ls42 o3 ids
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-14
TAX COLLECTORS SALE,
Nov. Goth lS42.-23-tds
IN WINSTON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.


/ WILL expose to public sale, to
the highest bidder, for cash, at the
door Of the Courthouse, of Winston
County,
On Monday the Sd day cf.4pri7,
1913, within the hours, and in the
manner prescribed by law, the follow
ing described tracts or parcels of land
situated in said county, or so much
thereofaS will be sufficient to satisfy
the state and county taxes due for the
year lS42' and also, all legal costs &
charges that may accrue thereon
to-wit:
The South halfof sec 12 TAR IL
containing liz acres, more or less.
Amount Of taxes due thereon, S94 cts.
taxed as the property ofJames Wills,
and was originally granted to him.
Also, the following lots in the Town
Of Louisville, to-wit:
Lot No. 2 in Block No. 2 in the |
N Z square of said town. Amount
Of taxes due thereon, Is 81 cents.
Lot No. 6 in Block No. Q in the n
sqr. Amt. oftaxes due thereon 9 Ia !
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-14
Tax COLLECTORS SALE,
In WESTON Cous9Y, MIssrsslppr.

In WINSTON CoUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
will expose 10 public a1le, TO the high.
est bidder, for cash, at the door Of III"
Court house, of Winston County, Miss
On Monday the 9th day Of March
1913, within the hours, and in the man
ner. prescribed by law, The following de-
scribed tracts, or parcels of land, situated
in said county, or so much thereof, as
will be sufficient TO satisfy the State and
County taxes, due for the year 1912, and
also, all legal costs and charges that may
accrue thereon, to.wit:
The W half of the S z or Of Sec 10, in
township Is north of range IA east, con-
tanning 70 acres more or less. AMI of
taxes due thereon, 80 cents.
The half of tn S w or of Sec 10, in
township lS N Of range Ia E, containing
70 acres more or less. Amt Of taxes due
thereon, 30 cents.
The w half Of the S w or of Sec l9,
in township Is N of range ii east, con
tanning 10 acres more or less. Ami Of
taxes due thereon, 30 cents.
The west half Of Sec 80, in township
l3 N Of range la east. containing three
hundred aud si&teer acres more or less,
Amt of taxes due thereon, four dollars
and scventy-fve cents.
The S w or of Sec 81 in township l;
north of range IA east. containing ONT
hundred and sixty acres more or less
Amt Of taxes due thereon, 60 cents.
The SW q Of Sec SO, IN township /;
north of range II east, containing one
hundred and sixty acres more or less
Amt Of taxes due thereon, GO cents
Taxed as the property of Boiling c. Bur
nett, and was originally granted to him.
JOHN w. HUDSON,
Tar Collector, ". c.
Nov. Goth lS42.-23-tds
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-14
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
In WINSTON County, MISSISSIPPI.
Nov. 26, 1912. --23--lds

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
In WINSTON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
iE WILL expose to public sale, 10
tie highest bidder, for cash, at
the door of the Court House, of Win
sion county, Mississippi,
On MOnday the 9Th dug Of March,
1913,
within the hours, and in the manner
prescribed by law, the following de.
scribed tract or parcel Of land, situat-
ed in said county. to satisfy the state
and county taxes due for the year
1912, and also, all legal costs and
charges that may accrue thereon,
to. wit:
Three half acre Lots of land being,
the south half of the north west quar-
ter, and the south half Of the north
east quarter, and the north halt Of the
north east quarter, Of a certain four
acle Lot of land, described in deed
from one Anthony Foster, to one
William Harwood, and by the latter
laid of, AID sold in half acre lots,
situated on the East side of the Ro-
binson Road, aud the said first men.
toned lot, fronting the same and near
to and moth Of the original Town of
Louisville. Amount of taxes due
thereon, Seventy five cents, taxed as
the property of Dyer Pearl.
JOHN w. HUDSON,
Idr Collector w. c.
Nov. 26, IS42.-23-tdS
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-14
JOHN w. HUDSON
Tuc Collector, W. c.
Dec. Gath 1912. 81 ids.
Tx COLLECTORS SALE,

IN HiaSton County, Mississippi
n will expose 10 public sale, to the
A highest bidder, for cash, at the
door Of the court house, of Winston
county, Mississippi,
On MOndcy lie 9Th dag cfyHarch,
1913, within the hours, and in the
manner prescribed by law, The fol-
lowing described nacts, or parcels OF
land, situated in said county, or so
much thereof as viii be sufficient 10
satisfy the state and county taxes due
for the year 1912, end also all legal
costs and charges that may accrue
thereon. 10 wit.
The S E Or of section no twenty
nine, in township no thirteen north
Of range no ten east, containing one
hundred ard sixty acres more or less.
Amount of taxes due thereon, thirty
cents.
The west half Of the S W qrofSec
no thi. ten. in township no thirteen
north Of range no thirteen east, con-
seventy five acres more or
less. Amount Of taxes due thereon,
twenty eight cents,
The west half Of the n E or Of
section no fourteen, in township no
thirteen north of range no thirteen
east, containing eighty acres more Oh
less. Amount. of taxes due thereon,
thirty cents.
The east half of N w or Of section
no eighteen, in township no fourteen
north of range no thirteen cast, con-
tanning eighty acres more or less.
Amount Of taxes due thereon, thirty
cents.
The west half Of the N E or & cast
half of the N w or Of section no one,
township no fifteen north of range no
thirteen east, containing one hundred
fifty eight acres more or less. Amt
Of taxes due thereon, fifty eight and
half cents.
The west halfof the S E qr of Sec
no thirteen, in township no fifteen
north of range no thirteen east, con-
tanning eighty acres more or less.
Amount of taxes due thereon fifteen
cents.
Lots No Is 1922 % IS & 81 of
section no four, in township no six
teen north Of range no thirteen east,
con- aiming two hundred and forty
acres more or less. Amount o('taxes
due thereon, ninety cents.
The N + or Of Sec no thirteen
in township l6 north ofrange ID east,
containing one hundr, d and sixty
acres more or less. Amount TO taxes
due there N, sixty'cents.
Lots No 1913 Of Section no
five, in township no sixteen north OF
range no fourteen east containing
eighty acres more OF less. Amount
OF taxes due thereon, thirty cents.
Lots No III Ii Is Is 9 q 10 Of
Section no six, in township no six
teen north of range no fourteen east,
containing two hundred and eighty
acres more or less, Amount of taxes
due thereon, one dollar and FIVE cents.
All said land taxed as the property
of Orsamus J. Nash, and was origin
ally grained to him,
JOHN w. HUDSON,
Idr Collector, W. c.
Nov. 26th lS42.-29-tds