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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-13
JAMES X. POLK AND THE COMPRO
MISE ACT.

Il Is mn old saving that the violation OF truth
must needs have good memory, else he VIII
no sure 10 be detected at some time out OF ms
own month. The spirit of this observation Is
equally applicable to those uncandid pollil.
clans, whose public course is regulated ana
determined only by principles OF the moment
and who scruple not TO MAINTAIN Whatever
NAV be thought temporarily expedient' how
ever inconsistent with their own previously
recorded opinions and conduct.
remarkable instance of this political ~
sincerity has struck US in peruSing Col. Folks
letters to the people of Tennessee, pu6Ilshed
lin the Nashville Union Of May 26, 1913 j.
He saws, "When the Compromise ACT oil
IS43 was passed, every interest IN the coun-
trv stood PLEDGED, in the most solemn man.
ncr. TO adhere to and abide by IT, 1t was
honed that this agitated and disturbing sub
iect was put at rest for a long term OF years.
! if not forever" ..1;I-
Now the impression the democratic candid
ate for the Presidency sought |" produce oy
this remark was, that he had ever held 'IlS
Icompromisd sacred, and that his opponents
had violated a solemn pledge what then
will he thought of the man, when II Is known
that he-this same James X. PoIk-was actu-
allv among the first to violate M's COmPr0m'Se'
The Hon. John M. Clayton, OF Delaware
whose word is his bond, thus revlves the rec
objection of the case, in his speech al 'he 'a'e
, mass meeting in Delaware; 900, .L;n
"On the 2Sh Of February, 1884, WITHIN
one year after the passage OF the Compro'
mise Mr.. Hall, Of North Carolina IN the
House of Representatives, introduced a reso,
I,,;on the object of which was to procure
from the Comaittee of Ways and Means
: 70 mort of plan accompanied by blil 70 re-
neaI the PROTECTION guaranteed by the OoM'
ppoM1sE; and OPJames K. Polk OF lenneS
~ Who was, at that time, the chairman o.
> ,hat very Committee of Ways and Means V 20
tod for that resolution.1Q There were o
II yeas in favor of that resolution, and 10 nay
/ AGAINST it. In voting for that resolution M'
u JeIberote design of ,ohich ,cds to VIOLATE ALI
n 49, PLEDGES GIVEN IN THE COMPROMISE MI
D polk was backed by six of the nine 'nemoe 81:
le &C that same committee, and by all the nun
Gars and utra-tariff men in the House
Of Now is it not a pretty business that IaIne
y Polk and his allies should, alter 'he apo "
nnon their mouthes about "vlolalio9 so o. VI
" Ctpnpromise" by the wing taTli oil 1872 'O'
~ oI L;ob does not violate it at all 100
T., will he noticed also, that as cary as 100
= i. nnllifers were his associates. lhelr pre-
ID .n CONJUNCTION, therefore, is not natural a
- - ent cOHjO [Republica" Banner
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-13

last evening That Tho patient was gradually
sinking from The effects of bis wound
The ~ Louis llcyeIlle, 81 last sunday. ssy.
Mo n. w. l,pw, when onr paper vent 20
pres l4fi evening, remained iu ihs sams Ore.
rhfl0us state.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-13


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ANGLICAN plnA
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waid ~ Hmifl 10 lfi a1iy a8s fsfI iaf.
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fIfH4HiYs flIfiu4d bod vi hls, tHus wlai HH.
fHfohf ts i'ftf Of CIR flHb m.r af hBmf. w.
lsayff hi8 .Hifnff ftfff mHffiBf lf q fsfiHiH
tauf. ihew hHsN upon tIo iYwu. frif
thfaufh i.td8f iu some m1nhafHr.ie uilflfft
iHfY 40 h.mtIl lni ffIHHY Hppeift ai ils
dpuf fl Doe uwH haifH Bffi4 re- hifif, likH Do
mtsishDaf master ~ GIf iiitw w. ift free.
satsasy. affsU. Indifferent NOD OF w,
having very lBfy HHIHantfhe among oihef
f.ft af ihe HHs character, whp be- mihaf
kbowt hY glt hll by Conversation, rf he
seldom ifo1hlas hlmie.l ~ ipp ali egeimnfr
c.fil.ist, bui goes Ffan'fut down ibH ksaasl,
turning up fhe new aul m1I. iaik Of DC ely,
+ Nv tis shape If el4IHRe.f'llks ahl o1ll, hni
bfafnf ho ta.I, bul b.s owa which g very
short one. fpf biz nll enemies, ihe dott. have
been at that Too. and have lslt bin hardly e.
nuuyh ~ swear by. iis u in every respect d
republican Hr, going wheteyefhe pI'bes, md
mingling with the best society, ON an cqu1l, h
not superior ioutinr, lof every one makes wnl
when he appear, ail tie hlughlisH give hiu
the wall, " he prefer H.
lie Is grcn philosopher, and seldom NOV
ed. unless hy i've dogs before mentioned
Sometimes indeed, you may see bis small cy,
twinkllng on a slaughtered friend whoe' car
case pnrni.hes butchers door.posi, but h
runis oui "such is life all flesh is pork !" bu
ries his nose in tie mire again, aud waddle
. down in the gutter. comforting himself will
, the reflection that there is one snout the les
TO anticipate stray cabbage stalks, at any rate.
They are the city scayengers, these pigs
, Ugly brutes they are; having, Tor the mos
4 part, scanty, brown backs, like the lids oil oil
: horse hair trunks; spotted with unwholesom
black hlotches. They have long, gauat leg
too, and such peeked shouts, that II one
them could be persuaded to sit for his proh
# nobody could recognise it for pigs Likeness
>. They are never attended upon, or fed, or drl'
c en-, or caught but are thrown upon their ow
resources in earl ple, and become preterna
urally knowing in consequences. Every pl
j. knows where he lives, much better than an.
BODY could tell him. At this hou9. just
h evening is closing in, you will see them roar
u ing towards bed by scores, eating their WA
is to the last. Occasionally, some youth amor
is them who has over-eaten him self, or has bee
i, much worried by dogs, trots shrinking
d homewards, like prodigal son: but this is
t, rare case herlect sef-possession and selt-re
sr ance, and immovable composure, being th'
" foremost attributes.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-13
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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-13
E,rosne cr,,s of the EMqMtrer.

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The first number was issued on the MIST
Saturday in January, 1874.
The paper will be printed IN the best man nan
ner and on sheet equal in size and typograpn'
ical execution, TO any weekly newspaper In
the United States.
The object of the publisher will be to rem
der the
SATURDAY INQUIRER"
a CHEAP. acceptable, entertaining, and Instruc-
live Family Newspaper, 1t will be Wing IN
noli,ics-will contain the proceedings IN Con-
gress and the State Legisature-all the great
Speeches that may be delivered either at Har'
rsburg or Washington, togeather with all Inn
portant public documents. The best stores
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as well as from the American and European
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and Foreign News of interest, choice selec
tons from new publications, sound moral ar
ticles, suited for the Domestic Circle ant
Family fire side, with every thing, IN shorl
which may SEEM eslr'''"t-A 10 render IFS col
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-13
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF THE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
John Cain
No. 202 as.

mo. AUS CS'
Joseph A. Thompson.
ETp6N onening the matters of this bill and it ap-
nearing to the satisfaction of the court that Jo-
seob Thompson the defendant, is not an inhabitant
of ibis State but resides beyond the limits thereof 50
that the ordinary process of this court cannot be exc
cuted upon him, it is ,c,L i,
ordered That unless the said defendant appear De-
fore the Vice Chancellor at the court room in the
town of Carrollton on the third Monday OF december
newt and plead answer demur to the TIL OF COM
a;nt therein the several allegations thereon wall De
for confessed and such order and decree made
tSo.a;n &c the Vice Chancellor may dem equitable
m Is further ordered That copy OF this order be
;sorted in the Western Statesman once week TOT
two months successfully.
ABSTRACT
Bill filed April 2Sth, 1874, states that complainant
on the 7th of March, 1887, loaned to defendant
THOMPSON the sum of $780, and to secure the pay
ment of which sd Thompson mortgaged 70 compit
orto; eyro rirl whose services was to be received
bv cnmpl't as compensation for the interest on sal6
sum- that he is still in possession OF SAID GIRL ana
that she has become an expense to him
Prays. That an account be tsken between conPit
nd 5ef,t for hire and interest," and that SAID Ihomp-
on,s ;ntere,t in said negro girl be sold to pay on
whatever be found due complt, and that the said
MORTGAGE be forever foreclosed, &c,
carrollton, July lSt, ls44,-3-rm S'fH'-
T. s. & J, ATsEa' T.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-13
4 TRAGEDY IN 81. LOUIS.

IA TRAGEDY IN 81. LOUIS.
copy the following from the 81. Loai'
bcan of the 9th inst.
b or sEDUCTIoN-A FATHERS REVENGE'--
Nv was thrown into state OF excitement
Nay by a tragic occurrence between Mr..
Nj and Nathaniel W. Low, an auction
J the corner OF Main and Walnut. 1t ap.
\ rom evidence elected in an examination
DAY that Low by a promise Of marriage,
4 BE-, in seducing the only child of Mr.. f.
and vel>uadcd her to elope from her
4 house, that he sent her TO New Or
and some days after followed her, On
8enday, on his return from New Orleans,
! her at ST. Genevieve, and on Thursday
n alone in this city. IHe father learned
FACTS, and Immediately sci forth in search
lucer. From the period of her leaving
up 10 the time of the fatal occurrence,
not ceased to search for her, had en-
4 others to aid him, and in a trenzled
Continually raved about his daughter
kpected Low. His suspicious were con-
h and it drove him to a state OF mad
Ibis excited state, he yesterday, in com
with friend, visited the office OF Mr.
and requested private interview. Mr.
Implied: and on the parties adj ournlng e
&ging apartment, Ford inquired where
hUghler was! Low answered that IT he
on that business, he had better clear out
then remarked that he QLow) had prom
b marry her, and by that promise ha'
'eded in running her, that she was en-
and he wished to know if he INTENDED
81 his promise? The witness stated tina
told the father to go to hell lie IN
fss, on hearing angry words commenc
Fen them stepped towards them, anf
he turned around, observed Ford stanc
b with a pistol in his hand. Ford re
b the question,-'Will you marry NJ
hter" Low again told him to go
and the exasperated father fired III
Low was seated at the time he T!
r the wound. The ball entered nearly
lentre of his forehead, making a ghas'l.
4 Is believed, fatal wound.
Ford made no effort TO escape b.
ed himself up, and desired TO be conduc
the recorders office. He spoke in CO..
Collected manner about the affair, and
Samination, yesterday afternoon, exhl
me same calm determination to ABIDE I
fquences.
w IS a Young man Of about 81 years
and has for some time resided in this CT
ulhg Inc business of auctiOneer.
u TACT Of Mary Ford being in compal
Low, and criminal intercourse havl
ca Tor some time between them, is
g upon which it appears, no doubt is {
90 nor is it denied by the wound
Out under what circumstances such
uISe commenced is a subject upon VIII
an throw no light.
: iurther examination Of Mr.. Ford v
teu last evening until the certainty
~" $ late is ascertained; and bail req
~ gwen in the sum Of $1,000.
~ nom one Of the attending physica
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-13

The guests h ne banqusiing hall, 10 Danish
restraint ani Va dsnoie that golhing ssld there
shouli h. repeated slsewhsfel aDl bsnce on.
glnaisd lls ss1l ng igb roia, shen secret wss
~ be- Sept H. Csb
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-13

IT.. ,osr-The first rose IS sad 70 nave .o'
HE ;,, nU' by the God OfIove to HarPocrates;'
been g 'se ~ Silence, to engage him 10 conceal
, The on Ge conduct mother . xsm1s
sne hence i was made the simoo o. s sedes If
ana " rose was Away placed above Inc nea0' q
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-13
NOTICE..

Il persons indebted to the estate OF James Kelly
n deceased, will please come forward and make
payment: and all persons having claims against saio
estate win present them, properly authenticated IN
The time prescribed by law, or they VIII % forever
ROBERT KELLY,l Executors
WILEY KELLY,
Ine 90 la44-6w
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-13

n EfTEii4 n Admiaiuailon having hfsn
afablsA ~ NJ uodsulg0si fbY ihe Hon.
s,sfia fhs pfniaie Coufi ~ Carroll rounfYb
~ il.s Ians Tenn. isi1, ppon ne Eflsie ~
william u Alison. dsefatsd, nolles \ hsfsbY
given ~ al ne creditors - iali El4is, 20
sfsseai their claims. d8ly authenticated, 18th.
10 dls time pfstehhsd W Isw, ~ ihsy sill 10
forever haired
gRORgE iliGfiTOWEN. Adn'f
OF the fsiale 81 w - Aitf.os. decd.
Juns slh. 1919 Dot
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-13
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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-13

nmps attractive 70 III proper minded elassfs
n soelsiy
POhm4fisg are authorized ~ ae' ~ hHsuh
cod fvfwsfd subfenpilgut
A4ifsH, IEApi.N liAiiDlND,
a. ~ HsIih Thifd NJ, lIHlA.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-13

H,fgn rnF n 3. snsrr The Walh.
Ingion correspondent 81 ils New Nofk w
press, rpsaklnt II Saturdays proceedings 10
ihe Senate, siyga
Tbe only threatened disturbance NJ The
peace during ihr dty WIS between McWft.
benton ani McDune during the morning, and
lhit wa one NJ ihe most dmmllir and inpgis
ing Scenes ever displayed w any legislative
nuembly II has produced u deep impfes'
sion upon ail who were prestui, and was seen
by more pcfsots than have witnessed any
previous debate during the session.
Me- NcDufc wrllhed in seeming agony OF
spirit and body under the charges 81 dlsunioo
and notification made by Mr. Benton and
when Me. Benton said he would meet hin ut
philippi In MI, efforts TO destroy the Unioh'
and not as here, with hi, voice and his pen,
but sword in hand to die IL nccl be IN de-
fence of the Union, a murnur Of applause run
through the goIlaries which nothing could res
train.
The rebuke was just and terrible, and the
position Of MIR. Benton noble one that Wi
cover a multitude of sins. All he SAID was
for the UNoN, and for this out OF doors he Is
called a traitor 10 his party.
When Mr. Benton said he would meet The
Disunionis,s at phihpp, General Clnch, o
Georgia, whole hearted man, went TO mr.
Benton, and said, in the fitness OF a pairlo'l'
heart, that he would be there with nm!
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-13

June 90, la44-6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-23
Nov. %

the subscribers by Edmund Barbour and duly recorded in
The Clerks Office OF Orange County Court they WILL TIL
DAY The twen,yei.nh day OF March, lSii the residence OF
The said Edmund p Barbour. in the Of Orange the
,her,, Minis offer for sale 10 the highest bidder pubic
from 10 fifteen very valuable Slaves consn. Of
and children eight head Of Horses twelve head OF Cattle
his oc Of Sheep stock at Hogs, Plantation Utensils, including
Wagons. Wheat Fan and Corn Shelter all his Household
and Kitchen rGnse, except such required 10 be
under the act OF the General Assembly Virginia,
all years Of Com, conveyed y deed Hay fod
der Tobacco aud all the interest aud ct SAID Edmund r.
Barbour Of Mountain Land m by his
father on winch great deal Of very valuable timber.
The Terms safe atetwelve months cred fer AL Of Ten
dollars upwards, e purchaser giving bond with approved
security. ieresi from the date; il pnncnay paid
the inres, remlei II under sum- win be
required. klIHAkD H. FIELD, Trustees
LEWIS b. WILLIAMS, i'
r,h II Sa-aavids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-23
ATTENTION CAPITALISTS.

THE FALMOUTH COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE.
TN pu.suanc a adopted meeting .
sockhoder- of the Falmouth Manufacturing Company,
senrd, who appointed Committee q the purpose
that the Falmouth Cotton Factory III he sold
without highest bidder Public
2Oi day of March, 1914 front o the Factory the Town Of
Famcih The following iermsSyen tos nd Ave hundred
tofs U the purchase be paid IN cash. and the balance
in three equal nsiameb payable in and three
Tie eth of NAV, 1884,
The present tenant VIII EXPIRE and when pos
will the purchasers the deferred payments 10
c nBgucsnnale personal security and lien al the
said Factory.
Capitalists, who, by small investment may realize
splendid fortune. hhomt three period Of eXaofl
nary pressure business OF all kinds, aud especially ths
leased fr 81 three al annual rent "f ~"
thousand hundred and iny dollars aud believed a
lessee, outstanding the difficulty the times has made
deal oil money The properly Is ii iul and success
operation reasonable Ia believe, That these
prosperous times CGsd be rented much higher but
Stockholders II themselves aud had rather
than IN the hands of private individual,
company private Individuals viii proper personal
aito nlioH, IL must be Immensely valuable
~ disposed purchase examine the property
either of them, for particular in
formation, before he ,,ay Of sale
Sc The Cash payment Of thousand I've bundled dollars
IS Intended be- applied The payment Of dcb' due To The
Bank for which longer accommodation doubt hc bad, II
the purchaser dc sizes H. j. ~. FORD.
WN. POLIO X.
Il. G. l.. MuSCURG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-23

foN saLEmFREsC All, late Barbour de
than any offered for sale being irr,ir IN soil aImhrou
Ino endemic disease having occurred, within III, Iecoi
lection OF the Undersigned Tor do years and The society v
U, otihe equal perhaps, any Virginia. There are III THIS
,i o 1u acres OF Land Of which onethrd covered
ana pns' Nearly all The fencing aud
on yen & ana plaster have been used on mis- Estate Tor
exception Of what has pouehed for corn and tobacco
now ~ clover. u Is well adapted growth of wheat
alu topaccs nave memorandum which shews, that from
inns estate ana small farm conjunction with it,
.nsI w SOD n HE year sas 3lo worth |; le
a"' S M SCUM we Mountains whose soil has acquired de-
served ee!shy beautifully undnane bring
S:joo,,, 6 'na h miles ol Tie Railroad Depot near
t, e. , e'sht miles from Orange Courthouse ahi
about .e miles from kabonsvlc. may breakfast lrrs
city q Richmond between and O'clock ST.
very wen wa'ere there being least 30 pure springs on
parallel through the whole width Of farm between which il
s.eu 'e dwelling house, emnenre Ca Of these
hn., valuable Grst Mill with wheel of Il dametrr. TIE
has feet in width with An arch in the cen,rr
an" aaas''ne rofn6r There each side OF The
passage ,wentyone feet square, The partition walls which
are oil brick, from the basement the top divide the
o'e mi" w,,c rooms The paerne done with Plaster o
iafis ihr ceiling and coice o the drawing are cy
o'iamehled, and The roof o Tin erected ly The Fo
REIN worken who assisted in erecting The buildings al the I'm
IN hr Ia - years look we'll and the Interior Of the dsr'in.
mouse mas been reprinted within hy skin pam
sr II mas Iedlmenl poico in front win large ana "y 60"
umns aud piazza IN TIE the whole length Of ne oi<t
with siN succeed columns. In the yard well Of delightful
wafer, Win a patent pump inserted
The other buildings large kitchen, With two rooms
beioW TWO meat house; sttie IhI>F
above House. al twenty
eei carriage house. enough 10 contain ree carnage.
houses for and blS stables tobacco houses; oVefser
house, Sc, IN good order brick wal enclo>e nearly two
a. the best which ~ finest fruits such a. The
several kinds of pidmS ., the al which there
vea hundred vines the best kinds also three kinds oil the
best sra" berries, and seven beds Of asparagus The orchard
kinds apples, praces and
The cherry spontaneously the mountain The terms 81
follows Onethd Of the purchase be
paid cash, credit ~ months on The second payments aud
wished thai the purchaser shan retain, during the HE %
subscriber, during pleasure sixteen thousand, siN hun
drei aud dollars paving nncuay The interest there
semannuay, beginning eighteen months after The day 81!
sale: principal interest secured by deed of u>t
the land ana hy bond with approved personal security
8r3- An undspuied title can be conveyed.
presumed Iom distance would ike 10 visit 1t
during the succeeding two iec months. Mr. = Bar
viii take pleasure showing ~ any after the month
Of ApIi.
~ Letters of inquiry nhait this property viii be addressed,
paid the Mr. :. Biibpnr, CcrdouSvir
Orange conn;y, Virginia.
FRANCES 4. BARBOUR.
-,Nr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-23
Feb. 20
LOWER JAyFS RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE.

LOWER JAaES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE
WILL. MONDAY the loth Of alarr, ISL, hc peni-
scs sell, hic bidder, rtrc oil Lsnd called bait,
NJ upwards Of 000 with good Earn Ovrrseer
This Estate lies immediately the banks 81
nile d0 cleared "gd under
cultivation, with good fences, aud Of thu land
well lined Il- balance land--ahnu 800 arrciS iH
WOODS of original growth of pine, oak, aud
all within le OF tt river, where there hne bold water,
county, Pnce George, between The Estates o j. T. Wilcox,
Flew de Hundred, aud Dr. Cole ,Maycoy and "ppo'e West
over. snCl opportunity Is offered for Investment in
laud tiMber and wood II win positively he sold on the above
dap fair if not fair The will lie
noianr and made kno" n the DAY OF sale.
AT and place will be Offered fer sale another
Tract Of Land the above called I'll Banks, containing
2i3 and aces wiz. good trick Dwelling with -four rooms
harm Sc This land oAe's creek about ile tro
the river, adjoining Maycoy There abuu 100
bacnc woods Mail has been disco, eroi on this
landana attached 10 vo good fisheries. Terms
dating W. a. lARR!sOH.
Feb. L. 9i"td~
~ The Petersburg Republican and n'e!ieencer and Norfolk
Beacon please copy sale, and advertiser