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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-25

Quite number of States, including Massaohuse &.
hare named May, 1874, as III, proper time. Two States
day, November, l543. We can see no rood reason.
Tor fastening the nomination. Let tie subi,ot be
thoroughly canvassed by the people in their work
shops and on their farms. fone candidate gain and
another lose ground by this operation be il so: we
care not Tor that Truth and argument are weapons
which should not be stunned by any hirh minded
man neither should the seeker after power and
place DC alarmed at their exercise. Then again the
wings make o'eu nomination though tina, is an affair
OF small consequepce-n May, lsAt. 1.-THE Demo
cracy postpone making their. till the same time both
Nv wiz star, Tar IN The race. We go, therefore,
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FOR THE MADisoNIAN.

FOR THE MACEDONIAN.
The Globe of Monday seems to feel the mos.
anxious sympathy for Mr.. Hunter Of Virginia,
and says il will not believe that any Democrat
can vote against him. Happily. there is no oc-
ca ion for this eleventh hour concern, on the
part of Mr.. Blair, for tina, gentleman. He is in
the hands of the Democracy, and they require
no such prompting in the discharge OF their du-
ty. Mr. Hunters old District was decidedly
Democratic, but, under the new apportionmen',
the Wigs have been made almost or quite as
strong as the Democrats. And for this reason,
the trumpet tones Of the last Richmond Enqui'
rer were made to resound throughout that cele-
braled District, waking up every slumberng vo-
ter who might be reposing in false security.
While the pure Democratic spirit of the En-
quirer shall animate the Ancient Common
wealth, the principles Of her immortal Jefferson
are safe, and such representative As r. M. 7.
Hunter cannot be vanquished.
! But who will undertake to affirm that the
MON will hare filed her horns before Mr..
Hunter and his Democra'ic supporters shall be
denounced as arrant "renegsdes." Nous per-
| rons. VIRGINIA
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A NEW PAPER

The AMERICAN EAGLE is the tile of a now
Democratic paper, started at Rochester, N. Y
II HES the name Of JonS TyLrR for President.
its mast head.
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NAVY ORDERS.

Lieut. John Contec, order to the Decatur revoked
ard TO the Macedonian.
Lieut. b. w. Hunter, to the Macedonian.
Assistant Surgeon w. r. Bishop. TO the Decatur.
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TRousLE Posro RICO The N. Y. Herald
learns by the Susan, from Ponce, p r., that great
numbers Of armed negroes were seen on the borders
of the Island, and that the whites were in constant
state of alarm. They expected an attack from the
blacks every hour.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-25

OPENING Of Lnke Narigniiom.-The steamer rairport
was to leave Detroit FOR Cleveland on the 18th inst
The ice passed out Of Buffalo creek ON the nigh, Of
the 18th inst
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The new Mayor Of St Louis, Missouri, is . black
smith by trade, at which occupation he worked te,
or twelve years
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-25

The Hon. Hugh s. Legare, Attorney General Of
The United States, arrived at Charleston, g. C., on
Friday In the Steam Packet Wilmington,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-25

UY-We are requested to state tina, =. Taylor i.
mol the publisher Of the political Pamphlet, adj
vertised in the National Ipielgcncer Of this morning
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-25

SuAKsrE,Rn's WoRKs, No. 3-coptaining Tanning
Of the Shrew-Win'er's Talc--Comedy Of Errors
Macbeih-and King John, for Is cents, at Frapck
Taylor's
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From the Boston Post.
IN UNION THERE Is STRENGTH

II the democratic party keeps united it can proba-
bly, elect its candidate for the Presidency in 1874
divided it may lose the election. In case Of success,
the policy of the party is well settled-no bss,k-no
di,trib,on-no assumption o( the state debtsno bsnk
,vpt iac--a repenue torifa~ economical sdmixstro-
tior,a,,d strict adherence to tie letter snd spirit Of the
eonstion. These are the great outlines Of the po.
icy which will be pursued whoever may be elected
BY the democratic party. The mass of the party
have but and the same interest," and that Is in
voved in the public policy Of the country and not in
appointments to Office by the President. II may
make difference to the Office seekers whether or
comes in to enforce this line of policy but they
comparatively few, and the mass Of the people are
not interested in the qucstion-and yet II is from
the oAice-seekers tina we -aENI.hec.--we hU'nor
intend article to discuss the merits Of any can
didate we simply wish TO call the attention Of the
democracy TO the paramount importance Of keeping
united The first effort to divide will be on the time
Of holding national convention, and the manner of
choosing delegates - that convention.
Maryland and Massachusetts have recommended
that delegates be chosen in Congressional districts,
that they vote singy in the convention and that the
CONF nton assemble in May, 1874. We can perceive
no reasonable objection to this mode of selection nor
to the time of holding the convention. 1t is giving
to every section chance to be heard, and to The
enable the people to concentrate their views at the
latest practicable moment, and it will yet afford suf-
fcient time to make all the necessary arrangements
tage it will bind ALL trust TO the decision of that
convention, who yer may receive the nomination.
This last consideration is all important.
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From the Baltimore Rspubliear.

The fact Is, our opponents mistake or mi state the
matter altogether, when they say we have half a
dozen Candidates. We hav'nt one. Let then cail
fih May, lS44 and wen present our candidate, and
that VIII he quite as soon they will wish TO know
who he is. In the meantime we have no objection
i II will give them any pleasure, to their hoping for
d'ssensions IN our ranks IT is their only hope and
hope, II IS said "soothes us under every misfor.
tune J" and we are too generous 10 deprive them Of
tins, their only consolation, while on their political
death bed.
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No BANK-A REVENUE TARrf-No Disrhi-
surioN-No ABoLrrloS,sM-A STRICT coSsrRuo-
rioS or THE CONSTITUTION, AS ny JEFFERSON
NO PuBLlc DEBr-AS ECONOMICAL ADMiNisrhA-
TioN OF PUBLIC ArFAIRs--AND UNvERsAL Dur
rsAog wlrH universal EDuoArioS.
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Hom tAs NJ III. Gazette.

In regard to the time, tho States Of Louisiana Men
meky, MARY land, Mississippi, Massachusetts south
Carolina, aud New Hompshire, have proposed 'a1
,as,.K Of May, 1914, as the time for assembling N
Coo snlon, and the place Of meeting at Baltimore
,binkinx that there nothing 10 be gained BY an ear
liar decision nor any thing TO BE- lost BY putting u
oil iii after The session Of Congress. The latter pe
rod will leave about six months for the canvass
which in our view is quito as much as ought 10 ID
dc oled to il.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-25

T., x,,os. ,,,,s.s vlnca ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
- .S,xv-,s sos-EssssriALs, LiBEsrri AND IN ALL
rusos cHAKrr.-Aug 1sii.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-25

In regard TO the time Of holding the Convention,
there is some diversity Of sentiment. The weigh. o.
opinion 10, however, 70 strongly :" favor q nsy, loss
M, ihsr, eo be no doubt that s ts oiu be fired upo"
Eight states have already declared in favor Of H. VIZ
MsrylsnJ, M ichigan, Kentucky, louisiana, New
Uampshire, Mass achusetts, Alabama, and MississiP-
nj. November next is preferred by Virginia ou'
that patriotic State will cheeriuy yield to the gene
raj voice.
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rive copy the following article from thu
Athens (Ga.) Banner. Will the Globe cop,
in The Banner is favorable to Mr.. Val
Buren,.
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Tuy PkEsIpEHcY.--At tremendous meeting Of
tbs Democracy Of New York city, held at Tammany
Hall fortnight since, series OF resolutions IeiAtnB
10 the Presidency were introduced. Among others ea'
for holding the National Convention, and also recon-
mend ny that the delegates to said Convention oe
chosen bu districts instead Of being designated by c
gislative caucuses State Conventions These reso
luiions were passed by acclmaon, and the vote was
not disputed but in the published Official Procced
pgs made out by the secretaries and signed ny tho
presidents and vice presidents Of the meetinB Ae re-
solutions are carefully suppressed and no mention IS
made Of them although they were reported in other
papers by two or three different reporters!
From the Buffalo (.N ~ Gazetts..
II would seem from the following, that but por-
ton of the Democracy participated In these move
mcnts:
"Ou motion of Mr. JONES, it was ordered that the
names of the Democratic members Of the Senate
and Assembly be attached by the Secretaries oil the
meeting 10 the resolutions and address, cAcept where
any member himself shall OF erwise direct"
The friends of Mr. Van Buren, it appears, still in
sist upon ieopardZing the harmony and success Of
the Democracy party, by adhcring to an early day
for holding a National Convention. The demo-
cracy of the South have emphatically declared that
they will not abide by the decision OF this ConveI
ton il It be held in unusual lineand not IN ac-
cordance with the usages and practice Of the party.
Prom the Missouri Reporter.
| We supposed, at the time we gave our assent to
the Recommendation Of the Tennessee meeting, that
the Wings would take up Mr.. Clay without calling
Convention In that VIC have been disappointed.
new complexion has been put upon the matter
Several States have decided in favor Of May, 1874,
and others have not chosen their delegates and will
not choose them until time subsequent to mex,
November. II al earlier period than May, 1874, 4
he
3D. We hope therefore, all ,cH yield that point, for ths
sake Of harmony We confident undue impor-
lance has been attached in this matter to the ques
ton of time. We wholly unable to understand
what particular advantages any aspirant is to gain
from the delay. If there is any new revelation to
vembcr AID May; If the public mind is likely 10 BE-
ma orally affected, way the other during thai
interval, there should be action until the lates
possible period
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-01-13

,s,s. .BtpfcnunosGinc Gin elne'n1attl
80 att fa9t, 70 bao Die SoncusS Hegelbahn fert9 1eL
apdren Cincinnati nao 8clCn bis au Gage Nelle sus
~ lanimen gebrat BON Cincinnati nadb ben Yates IN 81
StnNOeu auf 0lteSelbabn; int Dampf6cot HaG Snttalr
80, TN 20 6tunOen; Buffalo nad &OitoH cn Gte9els
-. balm III 81 Stmoen-6ie 9anSe GHternnn9 TT 7OI
w. Gtuuoen. -..-.r.,E us .s. .-..-s.
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q n 3 a s q off
Gtarfs uno ben ilbri0en Counties.

Gtarfs uto ben lbrl9en Seuntles
Cure sttse miro Aunsspc auf eis(c 1n
&C scrtt tnbcin Der rei6nc tttt Gud rat 81,
Gu [tlt Ger 2Babrb unr Siti9rt rereIben Eer3cu
8rn ct ratur6 rag Nbr an tnrinem ase uuruf
Ine fir Gu6 fetf urtbticn midget
Sd mill, iA fam, ib wene nis ttten
q ii ter
III kilacrn Wren rrfaftn dIs cS rSrne Gin GteDr ~r.
lid ron Vittstlrs tbI tan-9cit einacn Easn hin id
titn @t&rtrn iuritsctbrt m fur taarts Gtlb bic grSg
tc unb teitc IuspNb Otter einau rcde d fir bic scsn
rtisr IT, brrannabcbt Sabrcseit bn, unp 0erssics
Juror in unere Start Sttrao9t mltret.-
Sd trhe 9c9cn cos Gnpe riccr QSrt anfanSn, Bic Tren
@a!lrn unO lNtctc ju 6ffnen, cntbalttne:
IItbtr rrn oQcn Sartrn Gualsten s SO tiA 90
GaEiHlrs, y. allen S1rttn II 0uaIitaten DO rs so
Qtas TO- D.. 81 70
Seutufp Scans BE- rs. 25 rs
Wlcrtnes 6-4 cr. pr. 81 10
@6tctnSs feftn, ltbcn AebrI4 "A 6 -
Snaten Il. Iidnnrrtarrcn rr lSs 80
Scr etfc Gafce, pfunr fir 81
Cine srcve aus~abl ia (tenif@e franjSiiG@s
{ m, oeut i'd em Santp Geire.
Qmtrtta an II dc, fr0n3cCif6 {, reutCcbe tonic
/ slitntGcbr Gdttunt Diusnc &c Sains &C. &c. 1c.-
Gs lit mir uunssli cine 9rrtitun3 Fer otr nnr her
Sdeub rer eatcr u s;Ecnprriil hscr bic N"sn nntr.
SD baltc cs fir trf1(s ae Stts 81 ttnaRcn renn wel
ten wir aud bic ft: anfbrsn 10 mhrrnw ae anStrt
Nn;cisen bcs 9atertanrsfrclnnts rtroran9rn
arbinsunstn taar rccr annebul!iebt $anerreeufte.
,01artrH AGtinol.
Gartcr cbir G. pttptrr, 1s4e. l3,3M
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Brat1ptft6s : @sirref1

S1RN" anssejstdnet beilfmsn uno terabmr a,;e,u
R~ ERt fe'nabe lhen d abrt rrr Dem orss "sn 1--WE
NV" FuS!u tprr heiamrn uIb rrpbbatiaen yisrnts % s
l'"p "ssn''" tule tath gttibr audi a -. @
g Es'"rl roetr thSrrm rnrr An;cis nr ea ~ it,
Sraneretbs y lien in jeSn Ocrf IN ,.Ss
nho tsgnaEe i" jrocm .aufe in ben oser 'se
Et"M9 Ss p"t t1utnbe 9tnc, ii. tbre ot. S
1teNnesn rse"9e" tonnen Irtcure 3ttarn attrr
&c mss 9enSguHn9 Sra9cirsnr jemant Scr Wrsn~.""s
. uaeersa aIs setra bat uS cine seT
I S,"h G"pnnS t" S ltrI Sas stat ravsn tn H.
1e N5smtr~ mr." rs "s9'as r sssnt sor u n " s
s rpn Sf Sranerrtb baten setcdeue aatntn M tt
2ses"hs' etjeNnt "on Nretrr in ncr eioenrn Sohc
@uI mseem 5H9n'B cine Atfhrft scttrirr M
I psnccf re an Den GbAateln rrcr Srrrn aesp
erst ao:Sre 3eaen suf jertr rr af re Sts., ""S
S Ste anp "H ren Gehrn Der pr jtpes 3et t.n st % S
"e9rFn rem Or Eranbretbs Dam, unt ltutrrChr;n "
prets Is Gents PER 0prmit Oirettisn. ''"''''
Dr. Sr1nsreths 9senteu fir Starf, uuS gp,ru. e,rn
Sphn 8arten, Canton. * e o.-cs..>
Strrae Sarib, OlaIlIuen. s. CR"ar<r% % on.. ~u'sHer
ssd1 II ErSe ~s, 2Ssyns:s~s s'bn her sresritssarst
Srnt. 0btrtp, Saettcn
s' sEFen 9crrtn ns lu srer 3t yien III bat.r q sss,
asn o'n 0r SranprctF "n9etcn Agtnt,n in trinss 60.
RHIpt. ~" ' S'""'e" Astr"
9lrstaser, 4, ls4s, 7I@ '....
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Ser yaferIon6s IS reun6 un6 WeI7f Ser 3eIf.

SIN GupitcIium ~ GasbnstOn, in bem Der Gcugee
Csf, mar es eints sebrdudIif, bag pom O6terS abd
qeiGige getrdnfe gum gertanf SebaItrn tpuroen. el
lid aber 1T riees iebcd crrd etaen paiIrteR 8eFtn6
ees Gonsre6es untera9t wpreen. 8teIeit fallen iest
weuqer entebrenoc 3dnfereien inter ben @Iebern Dor
ais friiber, peIhes cine iebr nIsIide Heferm mare.
Nustreteu su9oweH. Gtr Mdedeu, relr
de in BEN Tabrfen in 1cweO, Waeadufetts drbeten,
pcen ft Sic oerabltbuna ibres ectns UNI 20 prcsent
ut sefaleH lae, unO flue in srcser 3abl aus9etre.
ten unr BADEN Die sgrbeit Iie9en Iafen.
RriegS9crtdbt.- t.-Ter in slnAele9enheten bes
8rt9obe Snfpeftcrs gartle we9en llnterud,ung bon
Denfpereebeu suammenge ntilitdrhe e8erttts'
bcf, faua ant Dcnnerstaa ,errn 8artle mebrerer Der
punfte fir d ihnItt1 nno Serurtbetlte
i'm su e,er @jeIbfrafe bon SO Dollars unb Susrenct
run9 sem 9mte bis gum I. Sanuar 1914. Odbreno nel
der 3et er audi ein aneeres militdrtbes smt befler
ben harf.
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. e t u mt a6un9en.
Ser Oeutlbe in 9ImerifQ.

Dteie felt Wcnaten beifeheuoe, srSete Nao tpchls
tetFe oeulbe 3etung Der Welt, 9estert nit StIeern
nro een werthYraen Wittbelun9en aus Der alter unt
neuen sSel, erlheint fir 1balsr unb SO Sents oes
cSabrs tn ScrausbeSatlun9. Sir $5-rerben bier
Grentplare, fir $40 -neun @rentplare NIB fir 500
stranSia fir oen S1trearg eerabfcl9t.
Der "Deut1he in 9lmertfa'' miet Is 6uB nno 43ru
i'm llmfana. SeiteuungeN, , FIRE etn9eianot,
lplro sebSri9 nahSetcmHen.
..- ~~ ..." g.. 81. g a &c uue Sc.
Soarrtsburg, Yd., 9eoS 1912.
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Bfntnglt1I9eQ.

/. Ger YaterlanosfrtWnb 9 unb @tih Ger 3tit
esfAeiat reatImaBi3 icecn SreitIs. ST. .
2.Dtr 8nbitrirticnssp prtis it 6 x6Altrx50 Gtnts
crsasb ster falls bic 3ettuns nidt in
ssr balt Der liten ealfn res 5ahrs tsBabtt ,prb.
bic et,ns sean rsnn axfsssttn werrtn tpeun ale
Nafrance ttjabtt dno.
4) SenH pcr ssm Verlauf bs 5atrts bic 3ettuns uidt
ufstfntiet wirb 70 ttradttt clss ais etnen QunEb
eie(tlte fir Gin anperes Sahr ~ bepatten.
s) sttn ltntsrfbrctsr mte f.. ttntn tarrn 3erana ais
& Wonattn arscneMtncn.
6. Stt 9trntuns stftie3t Xoftn ssr tinterre,tr
Dr,ef bic oraussete Ssa pOrep trren
2. 4njstn Heren far sie abllsta prs saeriGt; m6en
sser (est@ taar bsjablt werees, man nt auf ents
Nrt III 9e6nu1s fest.
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s II It n-g en9ieBerei
U1elo ttmO Gg'epOllug,
@Gual lSultrr, Start 6 e.

GGnal Sui tim, Start 6 -,
SPetunttn ibrc Srcunet unc cas- game puttum ras 6
ofrh in @efaftspcrtineunS oetr partnerEbr strtten
ne uno ibr Stattment nun rrltinrs i'm elnst batrn
Srs Grt OuBart wrc aHf 9cluu9 rrcmp unr III rtn ti
tighten prtitn ron bnn rtfertis Nae Aren ron oen Scd
sehrt, pfn9t MaIebnerir adsn, 70 mic trbarYt a0e "a
breu SADIE sbfris ssentSnre rerr;n in ut,n per iSns
an eanb alten-DnsniSn, e rers(ciben Gtscnfanre
epren perren ell tba penn e tci anrfcn inrem mir
trtust fno eaE tt wet aesbnnp eetirss ntcst te
ier ano webfttltr Su tauftn m @tanoc tino.- -
Sutton bcn sttn Stjtmter, 1912. 22.bY
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Dr. Tbunrmanu,
in Canton, Starf sauntn. Shir

III 9u1UuH, SGuGE SuRNTHI DN(c.
SAIhf4 ats res gutum bitrmt bic raetcne 4n,eise ras
G1Y or tne Office III raS 5aus, mbcs rh tera Won pr
eStnssv tpbnt wurre, rrlest b,t une treit
IN 4uas unp AnfraSen ncr Srcunpt unc Genucr - eaps
Ansru une ;u tecr9cn.
aud mre ricie @reStnbe benustn, (tncn Gcnncrn
u zen ibn ~ Ibt SeUrrern terAltn 3uyru BERTHA Dant
~ fassn.
Canton AFrtl |, 1912. 3.t.e.
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Seutihes Ooffbalts III GtncinnQf

an Witttmartt, in Der Stem Gra5t, (wbn Ntr 0ine
8EGnB StraBrn Ger Gnecstrnannt emrfebltfen 8abaHS
br Dunlener sanrsetc nrem CT fc einserite it, eae sr
Friftnre ju nB Hnr pfcro obtr NIT Euhrtisn auf
ascpte 22ti osrcn fam. Gein ,ans 1tine . tanns
inr ser1umis; feline Sn anrrn Iif nit ce @eisn rsr,
tbe ecr Dartt oAtictet nnb feline 8ebaneuna eA.
nunsen e. bag 3rpS9nl bic piertr b urresn bic
sa tcs bm cinseteDrt bat:em leer Die rptt nit
ra IN bcrjfiN Miifcmmt:. Darib pfftrtr.
Cincinnati, Sttruar 22. 1899. t.r.
0Dr dltcre otoattsr rts 9attes eaan aus Gryrrkuss
aQcs tefattsen mas 6ttr y. Oten faSt.
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-. Gin Cincinnati
~ Batt fa9 icbaIb Die 5onbusy Re9elbahn ferti9 ie
pdren Cincinnati Mno 8cltcu bis anf Gage Nele Sus
- lanlmen gpbraht BON Cincinnati nad1 ben Sates III .
StnNOen auf 0le9ebahn int Dampfbcot HaO SufaIe
- TN 20 6tutOen pen Buffalo nah G0lton c1f He9ek
ss.@ balm III "a Stlmoen-oie 9anSe Gntfernnn9 III 7O
ss StunOeu.s r.rr t.,.. .
- Der Sbic etuotsmauu melret oa6 am D2ersen ces
15ten Desember Die Drtdereo bes Ohio eagle, Su5e1s
a 2ancater, en 0aub Der Slnlen geWrroen NIT ele'
go len anoern GQentbum. Dian lpl 3temd1 tcltmmtI
weent DaB e6 cas- lSer enes NtrrebrenneGs Sewee'I
s~sga @ie rofcppe. Snernccu fol- nenld' ELI Ger.
ga 9rGBern96gas suStanoe 9eba iper0en letl peIaes
~ Mues uCrber befanne 9rt ubert lift. IS beteR aus
"A ID ied,S Rrdften Die 3neie per9rrBert cen VluSe e1es
sg epcns u q SuB ea9e Die gerre bic Stad9e! e'ner
a 8ene u elmer yanse bon "a 0uB DIE lette ma9t e'
as Menldenbaar ais IS 3Dn I'M EuldMePer peer oler
sal9 Sue i'm llmfans erlblenen
,sag@ Starte Stsrbltdtett. 81 if n1erttpHr@
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Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03
NOTICE.

The undersigned having. on the 2Sth day
OF August. lS43, obtained from the Probate
Court of Marshall county, State of Missis-
sippi. letters of Administration upon all and
singular the goods, chattes and credits To-
bias C Henderson, decd all persons having
claims against the estate of said decd are.
therefore. hereby required to exhibit the
same within the time limited by law. or the
same will be barred. Those indebted TO
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment JOEL T.. w NNEi,
September |, lS43. Administrator