True Democrat., September 24, 1845, Image 3

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Jir-rJe Trve Demnrat.
' Paclding, Mil. Srpt. 18, 1345.
'Xo th$ wiry Mounger,
p Hon. Sir: On the 10th in?t., I addres
sed yoa tho original letter, which I here
.with publish, for the public judgment,
jit comparts with your view of propriety,
land sense ofjustice, to turn a deaf-car, to
1 my complaints.. What will bo the result
I of public opinion, when all the facts, taken
I in fnnnnplinn vilh 1 1 tilt rrnsrmahlf-. nnd re-
I
. .. VIIHWUMVU . 1 . - - - - . . ...... .--J . . -
fpectfnl letter, are submitted to the public
eye, time will develop?. I asked nothing
unreasonable, and if their is n vord,ofdis
i respect to you, in that letter, it has defied
the scrutiny of myself and others, to dis-
earn such feature in it, though it has ua
j derwent my best reflection. ,
I I discovered the course of some of your
f friends, nt an early period, and suspectinjj
they had your sanction, 1 could not have
1 resorted to h moro respectful or appropri
ate mode, to remove, or confirm, my suspb
don, than to assume your ignorance of
their conduct, disclope the point of injury,
nnd solicit your kindly interposition. Was
there anything improper, or disrespectful
in this ? Nothing ! 1 did not request yon
to "instruct your friend f how to act to
words pic." 1 only assumed that you
icould tint ''hesitate for a moment,'' to ad
monish tli cm, thi'.t was, request them, to
''cease their standi:" To have done so,
would have been nothing more than nu
act of justice, I might have hoped to have
received, at the hands of'some, who are
open, in their malice arid envy against me!
Then why thou!d yon refuse m reasonable
a thincf. Our population, nearly or route,
doubled, since I was first assailed, and to
have the f tcts prevei ted, and misrepresent
ed, to thoe who have came into our Dis't.
since 1840, is a fpecica of injury, 1 was
not prepared to expect, would recieve your
couiuenaiice. Disappointed in this re
jionable conclusion, I am utterly at a loss,
to conceive the motive, which dictated the
denial.'. If it vr. to drive me into a i i d i c a -tion
of myself, hoping, thereby, to cabi an
nd eat it ago over me, inf ivoiir f yotnseifor
niun, I will take thn occasion, to inform
you, that any nlvmitrv-e you may ;r'tiii, in
ilint way, shn!l I e loo small to Milwrve
your purposes. I assumed in my letter
below, of 10th hist., tlni', ''I l.;.ie not
llie least doubt, yo'i have, Inn;; since, been
tatrfitd, thnt I was unjustly charged,
icroiilfitUsit:jicii!eu - and, consequently,
thereby in rp.u voly injured," and that th
"funis am faiuuii.ir'y ki.own to you."
iS'ow, a.s the ;'-( ts arc no! I nowu to al!,
though tl.ey arc, to you, ami a low other-,
you tiurt allow ii.e to do f.-r r:r.:: If, u 0;.i
one word, in bindings from you, would
hnvedo-.e. Ye:: : !::l nllmv ne, on the
15th day tf (Mobr r r.ext, (which is the
earliest day I po.:.ib!y can do fo, o .villi to
the aliser.ee of wit::' rsrs.) to lay before the
public, such a Matei'ient if m, irjrii ,;,
SUfpoited ly I reffso in Ciit i'o v 1 1 i! le, as
fully lo eMidilih a!l the asii:i, -tio-.s of
-thru mt!d letter, which jwi have declined
atrsweri.i.
Will vou and your friends rai. e the cry
of persecution 1 Will you say I have yrl
poned my io!ioniion. nr. til ti 'period jo
Jato.ihat you fiaviMiot time h ft t eo.ssu
innte my r'iiii? Then let me say to yon
Timv.lhr.l 1 have iv--n von one pri vf.te, ai d
row n public ei iuie. to do just
if vou refu-v. or evade, veil! cry
Willi II.
I e)t:;e
whru t!ier-!.!j.ill be no tar to I ;:, or eye
to pitv ! 1 seek net the downfall ef any,
nor w ill I. silently suffer you rrn.-.y other
man f roe or ov u Hand on my ru;r-s.
The te.aC.r has been, and yt t is, wi'hm
your own, not mv control. I make tbi.i
publication that the people may n ml my
rwonablc letter nnd there!. y to enabled to
pidiff rihironslv bcrenfier nnd net n diey
think will best comport with the pub
lic interest. With rrorT r sprct. tic.
JOHN STi'.LLE.
Pavi ruNC, Mi , Sept. 10, A. 1). IS!".
lion, llrvry Mcunprr:
Sir:: 1'ioin arj early pri. d. in the pre
sent cnnv.''s, Mmi of your friends have
been, industriously circulating s'anderous
repreentniio!i!, relative to my suspeiition, j
nnd the injmtiep done m in relitiori to a
charge, concerning a Hook. I have not
thde.vr doubt, vou have, long since, born
satisfied, that I was unjustly charged,
wrongfully suspended; and, rocr-equonily,
thereby irrer.nrably injund. The facts
tire fami'iarly known to you, and I cannot
surpo?p, you will hesitate for n niomrr.f, to j
Rddrrs vour fripnos tnroOEh llio CIarion,a
kindly r-dmonition, locensi tbeir?lander.
I thus nddrrc you, because I do net wih
to rindica'e myself, Jest your fi iend? raise
the hue r.sd rrvrf persecution, nnd,tbcnby
mnke capital for you, against my prospects.
YfJu know, I have been most rpcklcssly,
nr.d r-bamrf'iliy persecuted; vet I liava
born ir. with n;pck;is. and patience. As
your oc:l nuii, w ill call vou, sun to
the lewererd rf v!ip District, I hope I shall j
hare tb rrrtificftion, cf Seeing myself)
fully y nerved, and yte.r frirnds Ixiud.'v
ndmonisbed, by vour 1 liner, in the noil
Cbr.om I am, Sir. w ith d:.o rr pct t
Vc tir '1 c't f errant.
JCIIN SI EC .11
Mr. J,'m Aa.V, T7 Sir; As 1 1 n-C8C-d
tidi I tb'lirfrcd tip nlove original
letter to the Hon. Il-nry Mouneer, en thp
llth inst. OnrecftDtof which he stated
ta believed he wou'J r?wrr i', nnd invi:- i
ed re? ta ligbt a-d wa'k h, v.t oi firlhrr j
frjf :i n h dT o J d'lWf rin j it,:J r-
tn-nri !'--rr f n, sivirg bp neu'd j
rrt isirnrt Fj f-ir bri- to ret ftrarf
yio. He rrrr.-.r. ' J n f.::.t.rn;f:"r;, if .-.t
7- t b-
evrj y-! T--'f isr.ff.t
rfthe
f t I s 1 ?. I rueful
f'Mri v
c:.r.;sj
Yc:;-i d.c.
Arci 5 mens.
P. S.. Judtra Buuuwr, since the', above
was in type, I lmve wen your ''Varro."
The most unexpected, unexampled thing,
that I think could have come, from a man,
occupying the relation to mankind, you
do. A' professed christian ! at the very
moment, when vou should have been, en-
2ii2i!i2 all your thoughts, for tho promo-
f- r ' i ... j ...:n
uori oi peace anu jroou win, you come lonu
with an' exortation, to your satellites, to
commit crime even, to embrue their guil
ty, ruthless hands, in my innocent blood !
Judge, may the Lord forgive you, for my
heart grieves me, at your lack of grace and
a sense of justice ! When I had solicited
you, respectfully, and you had refused to
do nie justice ! -When I had published a
correspondence, among the members of
the Car, fully exculpating myself, to the
satisfaction of every mind, of ordinary mo
rality and justice, you catch the publica
tion, irTount your horse, and ride off in
speed; but, alas! at nightfall, wheu no one
could have expected it, you return, at a
dark hour, for a dark, and malicious work!
Wheu truth and justice, could find noplace
in your nature, instead of kindly request
ing those, who ell kyow, to be in your ser
vice, to forbear, yon come forth, yourself,
with an SUxkgouy'' charuinsr, and af
firming guilt, wherein you had acknowl
edged, my proven innocence. Your au
thorship is not only proven, by the above
mysterious, and inexpltcabje conduct. Hut
when you assumed the name of Varro,"
in every part, you stampt the mark of the
l'east, in your forehead particularly in
these-words, ; Idx voica ?;? lonJcxt
in the privacy of Roman's hoincf' cc.
Judge, how could you have thj presump
tion, to allude to tin: eulogy, I passed on
you, years since, at a lime when I did not
comprehend your character. A period,
before your confidoit, advised you, that
in order to become popular, you must pre
t'lul to get religion., j m the church, and
turn to be a Democrat. Judge, could I
have kiiown your hypocrisy, do cu jhink
1 would bare eulogiz ed yon! no Judge ! I
would h iv.: branded the lh:p r.ritG."y my
silence. Thh very alb.sion, establishes
yon tlieauihor of 'anu," for there was
not itnolht r, 'f that convivial seranade,
who could hav ! written it. Vou wrote it,
or furnishid tho fuel, ei'ber of which, I
siilimit to tho impniiial woild, li'.as your
guilt, aul fitiitless ;ill be ibe lalor of
Votir.cif and wi'nesi es t f a jcnri''' l r n
rt,cit,7,io txe.u!j:;.!eyi)-i. I l.-avo it uiili
t'u" justice of n-anbiiid, to determine be
tween thee ncl n o. J. ,S.
l-K ia i.i-.' Mis'issipj i in.
(Jurri'pondent t lu-hi ru ihr. (!.re.rnnr rf
Mississippi nnd lion. Win. L Marry,
tStrri.lary of War.
Mej. (lem rLls Did!;. M. Quif-nr.n, Hrad
ford at.d Jlrandon; l!i i'oidiir (J.-i.ra's
Ib nio-tf, Heard and i'rou n Iiai e ti mb red
t'u ir :-ei vici s to (loV. Iliinv; N, in the event
a requisition is made upon t i:s ,vat
sides tiiesf a great numterot interior o;-
ficei ? nml ciliz-n''1 loo ii'iun.-rous inuii-
tion, liave leude.ivd their services.
The m.! joined correspondence will be
read with interest.
Waj: PrrAr.TMfNT,
11 Jiil Qlrn, August ")'b, I Si
s
11. s P,eei:e::cy. A. (. Jtu-nvx,
('o irwr of If" &:n- if .Wsrissippi:
Sin: (it t.rral Taj lor, m wl, ni has
been c n : i 1 . i ! t d t'1." com rrmd rfthor.rmv
of (ice'iriiiim in Tev;
inthoriz'-d to
draw i.iiy nv.xiii.irv f 'rcehc may need from
Tew. ' If such aid 'hou'd be wanted, it is
riot double d that tiie j-atriotic ciilens of
tiiat State will rally to bis ii:s;sfoi:ce wi.h
alacrity, in Mih".cii-ut rium'oers to enable
bun, in conjunction with United .States
troops, to repel the invasion r f Texas by
Mexico, should it bo attempted. Though
our information as to the force Mexico
may bring into the field tor such a purpose,
i-; not very accurate, yet there is reason to
apj reliend that it is more numerous than
that under the command of fji:cra! Tay
h r, and may, pt rl.aps, exceul bis e!i" ctive
torce, when augmented with t!;e auxiliary
aid he may derive hoin Texas. Desidis,
he may need additional troors toacreater
number, and soonc r than they can to furn
ished In in licm that Mate. SnoulJ he
need assistance fioui your State, lit, is di
rectul to t-ignify to you tho number and
description of troops he may decn necessa
ry to rcciivc ns volunteers into service.
Helving upon the z vd and public spirit of.
the gallant mi itta rf Mi-sissippi, the goy
erimienl hern da not doubt th.it li will be
promptly furnished with such, and so ma
ny as he may express a desire to lini-e
mistered into the service of the United
Siates; ur.J it has the most perfect reliance
upon vour couiitfiiar.ee and cooperation in
oiganizing and send.ng into Texas such a
voiuntecr force from yuur Slate r.s lie may
desire. It is ncccssiniy h f i to bis judgment
todesimto the numbtr. Il is proper to
observe that thecmcrgency, rcndcringsuc'i
assistance from t!i un'aia of your Stato
neccrnry, docs notoppearto have been
foreseen by C'-ongres, and consequently
l.o appropruvicn wasn.aJe forpaymg them
but it is not lo Ic douittej tiuit such e pro
vision will promj.ily u;adc. when Con
gress shall aaiu nemh!e. In order lo be
paid, the Stale troops must lc m.u'errd in
to service. In organizing companies nnd
rrir!int$ f r thst purpose, the number of
rliic-rs mst be rrnion to tfi.it of the
privntcs. Enclosed I sen i vo-j from the
Adj Uant General, n stafemt-nt of the mim-
t"f anJ rank of oJicors f r pnch compativ
cf men, a? xvt. I as tba regimental and sta.T
Zc( Tf. sbou'd a rceinicijtnf volnntrrrs be
ca.im or. l rom tne kr.ov.-n rr.'noiism
-. t r . .
era rr.i itary sraor rt ire mi. ma oi your
S:te, it i p rtsurr cd i-iat vclur.trprj to thp
number thi may ta required, will te&nij
tender their ervices lo tbtir c.iotry in
the corttrj V.cd cc'r-fr.ex- 5-?u!Jtii
f n i . .
r,
ro".l Piilhe.
I1M
and its vicinity; and
that the Keystone state
;i:.i;io miu'ht lur-
m-,:i .i-MMi. b ich is tue patriotic spirit
of tlu Ameiieans ut this time, without re
gard to paity distinctions. It is tho spirit
which should animate the eiiliru pcopbi of
the United States. It would roust! tha
va'ley of liio M issippi at once ; and the
ehtieMilty would r,:tiiy !, not how i.miiy
soldiers would inarcih nnd' r the eagles of
the republic, but how many should remain
at ho. no.
And yt t, is it not supremely strange,
that Mexico should place herselt in the
behige'rjut attitude which she professes to
assume? She, who fr eight years past,
ever since the battle of S tn Jacinto, has
bten miablo to rally troops tmoujrh to place
l!u ir stationary feet on the soil uf Texas, is
now presuming to declare that she will
se u 1 her ten or iwei vc thousand tr-op over
the llio (ra::de. For what purpose? To
encounter what opposition? S'ot Texas a
lone, but llie indomitable spirit nnd the dis
ci pi i tied f rce of the. Unitt d States, along
with I he volunteers of Texas. Shu could
ni t defe-fl Texas single handed; and still
she boasts of her willingness to meet the
aliied fuctsof Texas and the United States'
It is idle lo talk ofthe impression which tho
Mexie.tns will produce in war. It is ridic
ulous lo calculate on her ultimate success
in arms. Her government must have oth
er olj "Cls in view. Is it a ruse de guerre,
(we repeat,) to affect her pending elections
Or does Mexico expect, that, when fairly
arrayed against us in the field whether
with or without an open declaration of wur
- sh ) will prevail upon England and
France to mediate the terms of pnco, and ,
then to guaranty tiieboundaries which she i
desires to obtain? Are we to have a practi
cal illustration of MoasieurGuizot's famous
maxim of "the balai.ee of power in A
merica?"' May not Mexico bo mistaken in
the visionary calculation? Will she pre
vail upon the powers of Europe to mediate
between us? Or what ii still more im
iortant dors she expect ns to assent lo the
pripositioii? Slits may be mistaken in the
whole system of pjlicy which her states
men may have imagined. At all events,
she may n deceived about our disposition
to accept of uK-dii;ioii. If Mexico then ad
vances to tin verge of hostiiiii.'s if she de
clares war ii;u us, orstrikesat us witbor.t
any decl.iraiimi, s te may feel tho blew re
coil wit'r tre.neud us force tipjii her own
head. We would spare her in Iter weak
lier, if wc cou'd. H it it is high li ne for
ns tos rtle ail our differences with her to
demand atonement for her aggressions lo
secure j.iticc for oe.i injured claimuxt
and toenpy an bonorableand permanent
peace. We desire this. Wcixpccl no
honor in a contest ti;h a po.ver so com par
aiively weak as Mexico is. But if we ran
have no honor in I anting, we should sudVr
the morp disgrace in being beaten Ly rwr.
In cac of war, therefore, we mnsl pn f nh
our whi'lastrrngi'i, that we may have a
short war, a i d l.v ting peace. And, ncl
ing in this spi,t, we have no dnlt tr.at the
Executire will exert all lb resourcs
vhlrh ibe aw have placed in h h-inds,
ui?il Congros can cotnc together ta mule
t'ir coCir-r.iiif-rjAl powers wnh his o ?n.
Vn.: ciadcu'.f ihil .Lc pT--!: i.o wi.l se
iioneyoru ot.: tiij requirea ny tne com
mancJirju' getieial in Texas, it will bo of
the utmost importance that ' the troops
should be sen'.. into that fcOte without de
lay. . This consideration will render it
proper that they should come from such
part of the State as can most promptly
furnish them. ,
I have the honor to bp,
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
W. L. Al AllCY, Sec'y of War.
lor the True Democrat.
To Messrs. J. H. I'o&eU, Drury Hynum
and Joel E. Wclborn.
Gentlemen: As you are the spirant3
to a seat in our next legislature, it is noth
ing more than justice, to the voters of Jones
County, that you should give a full expose
of your views in relation to the course you
would pursue upon matters b'jst calculat
ed to promote the interest of the county
and State. Which of tho candidates for
IJ. S. Senator would you give your vote
for? And what are your reasons forsirch
preference Ar-3 you for or against a
change of tho present system of the Peni
tentiary convict labor? Are you for or
against the amendment of the constitution
allowing nero-s to bs brought into the
State as merchandise? Are you for or op
posed to any system of free schools? If
you are opposed to any sys.tern of free
schools, stale your objection? And if you
are in favor of the system, give us your
plan? Give us your views in relation to
the propriety or impropriety of an agricul
tural survey of the ytate? And gentlemen,
do not evade giving a definite view of the
much tallfd of Ilri-coe Kill? These ore
questions of great moment to the people
answer them boldly, and fearlessly, with
out throwing the veil of partybm over any
thing yet! may say, at tho request of
MANY" VOTERS.
Jor.es County, Sept. 12, llo.
I'roe.i tlio Wa'.ei:to!i UniJn.
SPIRIT Ob' TUC PEOPLC.
A rumor was circulated in Philadelphia
on Tuesday or Wednesday, that Mexico
had declared war against the United S.
It produced considerable excitement
which beun to manifest itself in a man
ner that was worthy of the American spir
it. Ta!;e one remarkable example. Goti.
Patterson, ol Philadelphia, well known
ihioughont tiie country for the manly and
elevated character which he bears, came
on yesterday to this city, and offered his
services to the government in case of a
declaration of war. We im Jent uid tliat
COM roinu'eir uiLmt hi calculated on
cond the arm of the Executive, and the will
of CongreshJ-rthut they will rally around
ibe banner of the nation, aud present nn tin
divided front to our iueaiies, be they one,
or be they more--be they weak, or bo they
powerful? Texas is ours. Itisoun by
the best principles of the enlightened rige
in which we live by tho concurring con
sent of ibe people of the two republics. It.
is not, then, for Mexico, or for the world at
large, to forbid the banns, or prevent the
annexation. We have acquired Texas
with tiie hearts of both people. Wo ill
defend every inch of her soil with the arms
of both.
V Died, et his father's residence in this coun"
3J, oa the 20th inst., Mr. Morgan Bridges,
son of Mr. Wm. BrioVes, aged abotit 20 years.
This yotmgr.-.iulema:i wns the p?i Je of his fa
mily. We were present at the late Montrcsa
Arndemy Examination, and from the tffoit
which be made upGa that occasion, there is no
doul t, bad bo lived, ho would have Lit n one of
the brighti st ornaments of s:n ty, end an honor
ta the country. Every perscn acquainted with
him, not in 'ich less than his relations, deeply
deploie his loss. But the will of God be done.
I lied, in this county, en the 19th instant, Mr.
Jesse M'ALriv. He has left a family to
mourn his loss.
Alexander fi, McXutt,
A candidate- for the otuce of .Senator in Con
gres, will address the people of Mis?is?ip;t. at
Gill. tin, Copiah, F.-iJay,
Wegtville, Sunpson co, S.stmJ
Br:inJ.)n, liinliin, MendiV,
PoPi'vilh-, Sent!, TieiLv.
Hilbboro, " Wed.i 'sbi r
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Vazoo Town,- Tu. sliy,
Do Kul:, i.'!nper, WtdnesJty,
N u lcet i. Kemp-T,
I.ej.lerd de Spiings, Fiid iy,
Mariou, Satuid.iy,
F.nt rp:i !, Chile, Monday,
Qiitnun, 4i TuisJ.iy,
Paul ling, Jisp r, Tll'irsdiy,
Killen's Store, Ju?;er, Friday,
! i 4 !i, jj.ni'.b, H .tniuay,
Willi imj'jueg. Covington, Monday,
Mi. C-innfl, 'Purs 1 iy,
M nti;."-I.i, I.awii nee. Wednesday,
Ctduml.i i, Ma; ion, Friday,
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Ccn. II. Stuavt 1'oclc,
It is expected, will be in attendance at
inot of Gov. MeNutt's n pointm-mts.
LAM) FOIl SALE.
7" Wl.jlltobill my pl uUu'.iun oil'! mile west
-- of I'anldiiig. together widi my crop of corn
&c. Tins property is tiie ly si'uti d an I wi ll
watered- Aly o!j ci in otfering this proppity
fer ?ale, is, r enable me to close my leisiii; s.
I am in delt, nnl nun a ciaisi de-abb: (pjanti'.y
-f l.n J llnl is n it if.'jiljLle I cm m ilii;tne
ti rins i My. A .iy gentleman van.iu pool
Liul. gojj wutcrisnl a healthy simanou in
l'ie rlbiliy of IauWin-f.'wonU to wlllof x
ajnine tills ni op aty and j'idge fjr themsi s.
W. C. D02IER.
Sept 21, 1341. 10-tf
We are aerrj iinted wi'h the Doctor' planta
tion, and can rerornemi il lo the livarabl no-li-:B
f ilio wishing to purt-h isf IM.'tor.
(PASlf ibUI) bTr" mbr:7divered7r"i
Faulding. b
n.nrnr.i.n & reid.
S.pt. 21, lob". ID ff
RUNAWAY I.N J All..
yj V.'us committed !o tf:e J;iil of Per
yX rv county, on the 9th itiS'ant, by
John M.' Terrell, a Justice cf the
Fence in and fr said county, ns a runa
way slave, a negro boy, who says hi name
is WILLI A V; he i fiv f:et 5 inches hi.b;
about forty five or fifty yearj of age, dat!;
complexion, pitted in ti;o f.ee by ibe small
pox. His left hip out nf place, neirly all
of his light ear ofT. Some mails of ibe
w hip o:i his bacJr. II id on when commit
ted, a pair of black stripe pantaloons, a
Domestic shirt and Woolen cap; says he
belongs to Doctor William Elwards, resi
ding in tie town of .Mille Igevillo Georgia,
and that he run n.vay fro;u rvmaii in the
ciiy cfNe .v Orleans by Hi es name of Wil
fciris Hunt whowason bis way to Texas.
The owner is neuested to come forward
prove property, pay cash and charges, and
take him away, or bo w ill be sold to pay
jul fees.
J. 'CARPCNTER.
Sheriff of Perry county.
August., Mi. Sep'gi, IS 13. 19 tf
CAUTIOW
A LL persons rue hereby notified not ta
trade for a cert note now in the
bands ol IVter L'ssery, bf Newton county,
mde by the undersigned togelbf-r with
Dmiel . Monroe, lo G. 1 or George 1
Willian.s, in the year 1S3S, for S'237, or
thereabouts. It leing the or.ly net- in vx
isiance made by taid parties to the said
Williams, ijaid njte wat ci veil to Geo.
L. Wiliiams for part of lot No. 23, in De
catur; which lot was af;erwards sold as
the property ofG. L. Williams by the
hcrilf of Newton county, under sundry
executions o'der ihau I is deed lo the un
dtrsignej. I wiil Iherefom not pay the
note, I adve;li;ed the id mih rote 4 or
5 years ago. JAJJEi J. MONROE.
Sept. 10, IS13. m 17 if
"TJ" ITr.nCDT f.iruBiD :l rv-r,s fvn :rzl
in5' ( r ic.,! r'i rj mt" cf Thr
H ;l, i Iv r l-br, for a - rf
f. rT dj'lir, piTill'' H J-rt-mT I! I?, ni
r!f-d -i-n tie fr.'r,tt rf "FcVtit cr j
.1f--h LV.' 1 n " v -s -'fn I -r tv j-:r-ch
rf a rrt- n n 3f-t n h ;h Lit porn
fblh-'l Arl I ern d".rr--.Tnd tertf to
r-y lh n'-t ur.Irts r i--r,-v!l--J J- ,)
n:'v;iv iei i ie : .
kj . . l I 1 KJ 14.1 . as. i j
J l. 17, 1 15 I: I j
TIic I.iuMIn? lloteh
f Tmu.; ti' f f liAojusi, uuuergooe a
thorough repair, and is how
I ta ' I "f,e1' ,or lna rcccP''on c
tiZllMZk Visitors. The proprie-
UASJtist undergone a
tor thankful to the public
fr their past patronage bestowned, will
endeavor to still merit the same by assid
uous attention to the comfort of his gue3t.
His table will be furnished- with the best
tlfat'the Country afibrds, and his Stabli
will bo furnished wish provender- and. at
tentive ostlers. - JESSE HYDE.
May 14, 1S15. 1 I-tf -'
- NO'iicji. '-H-.-lrr '
E SHALL present my acepunts against
tho Estate of James M' Daniel deceas
ed to the Probate Court of NevTtpn court
ty.for ajiproval and allowance M. Admin
istrator thereof, on tho 4th Monday of Sep
tember next. WM. M'DAWIEL, -
Admioistrator
Aug. 27, 1815. i5 6yi :
T. C003II3dr;R,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER.
"T3 prepared to do all work in bis line at tie
shoMt-st notice, viz: House Painting, in all
its branchrs. Coaeh Painting and Trimming,
Graining, Marbling. Glazing,1 Lettr.rirrg,
Coloring, Repairing, Ornamental painting,
of every description, &c. &c , on rtaronstt
terms.
Orders left ot this Office, will be attended
to.. May 13, 1S43. - l-tf
J C Al'Alj.m. Geo.W.Shclion.
i 3rALPI!.E lc SIIKLTON,
A TTORNIES AT LAW, ui
Pecatcr, Miss'fi, - . ' ,! "'
AVE associated themselves in the' Prac
tice of their proesfion. and will atter.d I
all busiiTss entiuttfd to thorn m the Circaii
Courts of Newtmi nnd the adj-ieent Counties,
and also in the High Courts nt Jackson. .',
June S, 1843. . 6 tf
W.'l. H. MILLER. JNO. 8. 000JH
JMILLr.n-& GOOCII, " "
COTTON FACTORS, :
AXP
General Commission ZSIcrcIianls
N). 77 Poydras Street, ' ,
NEW ORLEANS. '
July 23, 191". ' - 10 -ly.,
JOILV H. IILANKS,
tUloviicy V Counscllsr at JLatr,
QUITMAN, .Miss.
J!:2I2!;ii S tf
r.Y
ZZJLTSIZIT,
La.t side IlLifril Street, eppositt the Thetire
between St. Mlr.hisl Jf- St. Lov.it Streets, .
3IOBILK.
Jr7"-I3ard and Lodging per week, $5 03
djy, 1 00
V7liU ATS O. EWEIl'S
IVavtrhy Slab! eon Royal St. neir the
Branch Bdnk, f labile Ala.
A u ?. 20. 1845. 13 tf
N. P. HF.AMAN,
CO.M.'ILS.SIO; AIIHiCH ANT,
AI031LE, Ala
S rt. 10. IS 15. 17 tf
A. DON.VLDi
Faetor-Si Commission Merchant,
No. 31 Front t'.rctt, Mocill, Ala.
S.pt. 10, 1513. 17-tf
Tan Slate of Mlissippi.
WA YM-I COUNTY.
Circuit -Court, April Term, A.D,T&i5
Jaunts McDugnfd. )
IV. v Attachment.
Mark Cole. )
This day camo the pUintiff by his At
torney into court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court, that the defend
ant was a nonresident of this State; but
whose de.nh bcinjj suj-jrsted and satisfac
tory proof thereof odduced. It is therefor
ordered by the Court now here, that unless
tne representatives oflhe defendant, do
appear here, on, or before tho first day of
the Circuit Court of Wayne County, next
lo be bolden nt the Court House thereof,
on the second Monday of October, A. D.
IS 15, nnd piena, answer, or demur lo the
plaint iJTs action, the same will be laken
pro confesso. And it is further ordered
by the Court, that n copy of ibis order b
published it the Aurora, a nc.vrsp.iper pub
lished in the town of Puuldiu, Miss., for
a rxriod of sis months.
Attat, W.L.II01NE.
Clerk Circuit Court, Wayne County.
May, H, IS 15. l Gm
The State of 3IisIssipnI.
WAYNE COUNTY.
Cirew.7 Court, April Ikrn, A. D. 1S45.
Lanj t Shaw. ) -IV.
Attacbrrcnt.
Marjr Cole. .
This diy cann the p!ainti2s by their
Attorney, b;to Court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the court tbtt the dtfon
dent was a n-n -resident cf th 8 Sla'e, but
whose death bei-ij fizzcci, Mid satis-fac-ory
proof thereof adduced. It is thcre
f -re, ordered by tho Court no-x here, ibut
unless lb- rrprc-tntotivps cf lhg dtfvcanl
do8p-v.-irhr-,pn or before Ibe Cr?t day
of the Circuit Co.irt c-f W.iyne conniy,i.ext
lo be holdeu at the Gmrt II vise thcrecf,
ontbefcconl Morlsy cfOctor, A. D.
1S1". aid p'cad, answer, or dcinnr to the
r'ainnf cctisn, !;e tame will be taken
pro canfesso., . An I , it is f-iriher crdcrcd
ty tVCr.m,t?.at a copy of this crr bo
p-Jv'rhcd iu lu') A'.iroa, a r!wr rub
in tb-!-: cf p-'- ;.. ;..
toe prr.od of.x rr.c!;j.
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