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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-30

II be their fault or the fault Of their foes, and
Of their debtors. II suspending specie pay
ment be TO explode the system then We
say that explosio, is the only thing that could
save the banks from utter destruction; and
the identical thing which saved them during
the last war.
But we affirm, that snspending specie pay
ment, so far from exploding the system" is
made part Of the system, and incorporated
into every bank charter,
The terms Of bank charters vary in the diff
ferent states; but in all of them, the chance
Of suspending specie payments being FORE
seen, is guarded .gainst by the liability TO pay
the holders Of thir bills interest, after de-
mand Of specie, from six per cent. to twenty
four per cent. par annnm but in no case less
than the legal interest, and costs Of suit.
In Massachusetts, we believe the holder Of
bank note is entitled to quadruple interest
upon demand aid refusal to pay specie; but
in Pennsylvania, the penalty, we believe, is
only simple interest.
This only shows that in democratic Penn
sylvania, they are four times as liberal to-
wards banks, as they are in federal Massachu-
sets. The banks. therefore, are not the pets
of federalism, and should not be denounced as
the allies Of the Opposition.
II the banking system has "erplode" by
the temporary suspension Of specie payment,
Qeaving the holders Of their bills to the RENEE
dy and the penalty Of the law then has the
system Of Republican Government "explod-
ed" by the democratic party suspending"
their ascendancy in Maine, Rhode Island, In
diana, Tennessee, and elsewhere.
AS WE allow the majority to rule in the one
case, and think it strictly in accordance with
the system Of our republican institutions SO
in the other case, we think the banks have
rights as well as their creditors and we can
not agree that there is any explosion Of the
banking system, because the banks cannot
pay specie to their creditors, by reason Of
their debtors not being able to pay it to them.
p. s. Are we to understand the Pennsyl-
vanian as asserting or meaning, that the New
York Post, and its party, are Of the demo-
cratic party, and "anxious" for the preserva-
ton of the banks
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-30

The ScoURoE OF THE OCEAN; story Of
The Atlantic. By an officer Of the macy. Phil
adelphia E. L. Carey and A. Hart, 2 vols,
1897. ~
We are glad to see that our naval officers
are following the example Of Cooper, and
giving to the world sketches upon an element
with which they alone are acquainted. One
Of the most popular writers Of Great Britain
is an naval officer, captain Manyatt; and
certainly the first one Of this class in our own
country belongs to the service.
From hasty glance at this work, we can
pronounce the style good, and the morals ex-
cellent, because it exalts woman-for where
she is not respected nothing is respected.
We have heard the work commended by those
whose judgment We rely on in such matters !;
and we shall not hesitate to endorse the COM
mendation, and solicit for it favorable recep-
ton from the public.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-30

WASHINGTON CITY.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1887.
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OFFICE STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-30

Indian History and Biograp1y, great ma
tional work, now publishing in Philadelphia,
by Z. 9. Biddle, in 100 numbers, embellish-
ed with 100 Portraits from the Indian Gallery
in the Department, of War, at Washington
BY Col. Thomas L. McKenny, formerly of
the Indian Department, and James Hall, Esq.
of Cincinnati. f.
The very best Recommendation Of the work,
is the inspection Of few of its numbers,
which can be seen at Gadsby's Hotel, where
Mr.. John Fuller, Of Philadelphia, may be
found, who is the authorized agent Of the pub
Usher. The work is recommended by the
patronage Of the first names in our country,
and many highly distinguished ones abroad
The subject itself is Of the highest inte-
rest-no less than the history Of race that
will soon live only in history--for they are
already doomed to determination.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-31

!" Amos .Eendall and Duter ]. Pcarce have had an
ister,iev VAN each Other III Newport and mtluatIon,
thrown Out that the administration capd,l, to.
are gaining ground N some OF the country toNus.th,l
the hunbug patty feel certain of success. &c.
That the king OF the Kitchen Cabinet has p,oyi-
ded means TO eofrup, those trecmca Who are willing
10 sell themselves, We have 10 doubt. But We feel
esrtais OF the election oi the Mhg candidates g,> -
handsome majority 10 effect tins important obirct
the parry mast eXert themselves 10 the uttnos, .d
trast The 29th inst will be proud day Tor Rholr
Island and our common country.
In additior to the fore going, can state that the
greatest activity prevails among the opponents of the
present Administration in Rhode sal.d This Is The
only way IN which they met The influence Of
Government patroDagr, and the missionary peratio ms
ot Amos Kendall. IN few DAYS W. expect to rank
Rhode Island with Kentucky and Indiana
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-31

ouch eoa- la aii.'. la pieces there was not ~.
n"udm.h -, - iia ful5st depend OF | continued -.
pfo'eneaf. SINE i,~' r9fot Iatsa sl,are ofbu.,
ness las hen doac IL Wuul, on Naud,, NJ.
were TN the" hoie stdrrbctcr: some lots bean, ,.i,
II saalI advance. Ia bIo..,s aud uaiIs rbr,e .''
ao'hns daae "d a}f and o,r.) were Il si.ad,.I,..
ef, y llb, hea EYER. stli drlnaud
Maanftctare, and trade ven ncs,r worse N H..
d+tntt Of, @s'aie"'eh Ih'n at present There n,
he gem ta state %! elnt. .eiiI .f,,r- ha, rr,a
81 ~ urtu aeaunt is scarcely Ia deserve tbc ,,,
II " trade. I'm operatives IL. consequence, :,
most without employ u1n -N blaneh,s a,e .,,,,I
the >an, @nd dl>ltes, i becoming lcriully rs,'
ai'at Many families Of eield or tcn per,on, 49,.
-whoa aud destitute OF other mean. for Arh.
tcuco.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-31

wsse Stare viii the sas mi less tlan from three
~ iour hundred fhoussnd doilais, The bounty !,
cent. PER hnsle nion AL over 40 bushels winch
my one fsrI,r may RAISE. In selne parts II the
Sta,. - aud 10 scre> have a- - s"".n Which VII
,,rll m ,sny parts tr State from = 10 n bush
.,s Ia .he s,r. Last ear Na'le lati gu, uore
h,n S,n 90 for fanr; TITS size viii use enough
., su,,,iv her entire honie epesenp,et. lht crops
N m tho Neu tuslaoa States ar eausls seol
Nth tl,nse in Maine l. cses"ll filcN arr a>o good
.sl thu nra.rs.ts OF tic sesses' the'1.#f' re' -
sara promising liar 'fey a. - present. - s'se
...i, tins -ni1s 10 most paf's a. af - >'" m n
.xzv~e-,.Sv,san,a iss Nasistt lanets IA etss c'h
NEw loRk. Au-. -
Tor the 6rs,,in inr some ti>s have ='a, taAen
stroll through ,he business streets a the cI> "na
xisd an 10 Inform yoath4t thee Is 'iNhe '''
between, the aprearanca III ihngS i",dH anu ~
q, Two sine Somt of our stores IN 90 'aoh k'
,hines Of life oir s'ie walks arc e"srrr" WIN oae''
,oves and ha. of goods. Our ,alinVn, mvehhtsS'
and laborers arr sbnltcuHz tteir faces IA @i1lusn
of better times. aud the ea IA ra"N l'5t' M leI
-. mai, reason gives cheering PROMISES e" 'eaos' "'
- ,,,, far the hctitr 'I'h R,ud You, has
=ia ,.f,rsnc, oniy e n, quiet and lielcs' hon",o
,ye( our ,ity which has Appeared every "hrle i"t
the last few mouths, aud the appearance ol ih7ss Al
the present menehi. -, :,
81 and bu, it'll, has bce done of some days past 10
s,lcs OF specie mcfe inade ScSierdl' ana 'a' s'
,s,rkot then temainod uiaeird. ne sa''s oil S''9'
o- tlay have been small bnl end,a IA d 7'ia" ia
vance The monster Rose 10 huudl gh a'd seventeen
dollars pershafe. SPECIE to.day io'a Of
- . 10 cents. No sales made at Treasury drafts
aud The premium cruts, Bat hile i d"nf M
the WAY of foreign eNrhaHget rom a. q, Ia 'f .5t'
.ting price. which bchete Is NO tn se'fIat
prce. ~
vheb contain ail account ol.ihe opening el the it
ai,atutc Of /. aver C1n1ia. ile Gareuer delivered
h,s speech 10 HE Legislature on ~'fmdtN' ni''
si,cnit has,y reading AMI ii alpeHs eoff ia''a'u3n
Tcxpettrd \ bieeze Is blowing m na'a. "han,
unless something be done, and done quickly Il WI
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ps,--s,s.s-rss..1-,,,s,-.s .-.-rs

CapHlae q U.p Har..--.I'hc berkshire Courier
says HAT Mrs Footc, oi Bau'us'oa e" dags since,
heard an uHcom nca carkIug amoas lie poultry,
Whcn looking mtolh, yard shes1a hen ha~e Of
unusual SIC, descend and raHuer upoua hen. MIS-,
toatc with ihe qaiciues> oithou approached tho
place and belofr the m5nstrr ,ouid re lu ms native
element Within uuwicIly load sel1edui by dleHcea
anal oiump'aally eoncl hmt,thrw lhou,r cham
be-, vl.Ie he .illl remains a capty.. HIS EXTENDED
alus5, measure tour fee * lncll"s,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-31
I L De

S'ncG our last, some kinds of goods have NOR w,t,,
,'e''oiy ready sale At very slight advance in price
We ''e sorry we cannot report such decided
symptoms OF general improvement asour con,cn.
Pof''Ifs N other manufacturing towns have done.
ne trade Is still decidedly very flt. with but .srh,
prospects OF speedy Amcndmrnt
Btachhart SaGRarI.
,olo business was done in nannels in .Rochdale
last week, than any previous market ,,, ms
a s'c''l number OF sales readily effected and
5''S t'f dY1ng and fauues of medium ouali,, wore
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-31
NEW ORLEANS MARKET. Au,.s, ~

lfs AENAKks-We were under the impression that
.Sslpess ma come TO ITS worst, but we believe
mere mas been less doing III ever, branch the past
seek than any oh'r during the season. and We see
70 fs0Frss Q. any iinplo' Ut tlf ,ome TIM 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-31

rorn / he low sta,e ii watotIe the upper rs
has caused almost satt suspension II Intercourse
will the VISIT st4frs anl unle.z fhere should be-
riss o Nltrr, Sufur arfirlrs al,anca eyer the
present h'ah friees, particularly lauf Win naw is
ii licnct pfice lH'p n an, other mlfie "a riie l
pucd States, aad should prezcnl Prices b. hep u fot
winch ttere = trttY aatanGn - nusr1f) trR
cargoes from Virginia AL Bliunora would 10
DOUBT raN hmdsone prof. ustr tHca ut gpo.a-
lions.
ssrr,tt continues q t,.fti,,s. li- j.. a. ltd do
H.Hd 'l''e eas ! -is.#j tts.ari Is 10 Liz
pael, tuf ,h"f. IN hr.p#t soat Ha,a 'It' 1ll.f#t
psarl, ar qptft ~ eountsrhe' tf..e. r,.
tertos--.l ia I.usa, r,os,s ~ IL vaca bt'e bon
very hHtad amounting, 20 cub alaEf7e# bae= the
oaiJ particulars Ne h1s'. bea alb - 3seer am were
/ l0i bale, mississippi l0t Is. i-zatp 90! 70
L9ul.aal 'ln 315i1 i = l"ada al {.
IotAr.o.--I here ~ 81 lntf IL dt,f biasls. LAT
II - arely worth uaf.aipe. tes,4, noar ai epts.#
qu"nrl ott-, ioi s7'es, tncf. tate t= f.a,tstrous
mtet catttsi o.3
TIC Is no demand er CUBA robleca. f.1 fer.
quoted are NJ ile.,
Sc1,r.-fherc ne vs. ais to a8y amount, whit
! Is dong N til nucle = puactpJl, II city coll
sumP ~ Nc he'r oi oHe ale On paatHaon ~ a9a
Lld=as IL teats.
loe..--l'lt,e "a 3 seral IA say1.ee IA la pre-.
81 THIS 4r,leie; ,eron quote l. 50.i pen lhi, aud
.oi1e AZ ling i elaeh they will probably s.=
tan hrlrss thrra be t.>r ia the fItsr He lale
part oI tic We . ahaaI }2r1..i5 81 Ilau- Gum nv
"hca "asref'ls'd. and sa,d TO b" WY god, ,t"as
,ait at STA. b.,
loo D,Aa.-l'6 ur, ia Nol4lc Lat aren sd. SOFA
na,leI Bat Embellishments tiIIs dnl lie general
dHi.a'ss oI business the ho9.e Nn.1eliis A'sre-
ils'i sate, " II account, I1ol tie ml.lar .e 10 be
lehed 81, our commercial ao5sou VIII oH'a VI lie.
new sp1a. md a,lola, 1bcuop aa repte,eot-
td Is GIVING IrnUuae Vt 80 abundant tGiitt L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-31

HfssisS,ppi.-rhe Grand Gull Advertise, ,en,.-
sehs the condition of the monetary interests al The
otate AZ more promising than for some months pre-
Viohs. The brandon Bank. with A hbcraIiy wo,ib,.
" "p''' anu 'nifat,oh, and III spliIt al kindncs :
winch we Should be glad 10 see IN eur own banks
has resolved to advance roney 10 the PLANTERS r., Tho
'e', amount OF the present crop Of cotton topetbe,
with half the anoant Of the succeeding one. ar nc,
cent on pledge Of the cpton itself which "a IN IN.
- ~ N.'.I'1 W. ~ ,eAs3ul ~. .to a
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wn,ac. :. vii - sAH.r#i# '4..f r. ldHal. - liz
Norl : ates. Iirs rs tdfp.'.g' viii HE
raaf.e ~ As'=eIl.uf 1fpr ~ ~ #aHs =. a.'s'fs
,iIeh ~ u.aa,h pldt rho merchants #"t - or
len. N 'ae shap Determinations In ain "l '1e
c1oe rBs Il H. i .5rp. -. about @IG#.a# mo
Tn Cbpsn# vi. .it..z,-. st' IH4 '14.srsIft
eft frtp til richest h.Gest Hou t.f sid Tn "
Tint .hr 49, dial. fue es.aaai e9aou cop ire -
& iua-' d #l.f-'a1s condition ! .,H= =ei=ar vii .f.
te,e u z.s#YfH Il I'D hct dl1auln s. VIC Viii tr
e1.tul 'gpat rs.ts aniI II siIe aH ~ tHt9ef'd.
- tIi,s raIs fNH#I..f l1Ht.piHs 2 = =u1 - l5s
E gs,uIn embarrassment u N9-af H- IA. sd.
rrt#Ilf, a. ~. Hf-t ~HI'a thtlNfIf# het-ei nln
tho pftssnf# a must rejoice therefore. II th'
j np=p..', OF Netlsslrpt No st,tt bA sltlieteh
mon, 10 ss.tie ." thu country, pue,s b. - oa1
eNH go. p .s.1Hu,e writing TIA al}f"i Sc. .Jf-
heapl ~ slrll 81 H. B.a,''it' - 10 lb.al u.
wei is - a5iil, - d. oven fra'iion 81 Whit II
naofosy' iie 'Gaal GuH A1ee1eer hu0etre.
- ~ ol tht tan., ali y fso. fhli ta'
I Ptnte.' All { tGfns-id blaa- nf Haiehaz hnr
alopisd liz ppIleg II Tie Ban lon hnla ~ 1Yla-
chg money oa fIcd- uf tine cotton ef"P. ""
knew nothing al the cn !iiou OF tle b11hs 9ues
ton aud publish tie feue'los ot the Mississippi pa
pcs We hnd diem. y !. Epress.#
jhe foP. -Aluld tho ecurral eloon winch tn
sfvfrr lsaonmy pte ,nir hs spread over our Iand,
ii lzfhfeHn2 10 contemplate liz prospect ct IN II
huadanee ID iir fus - me eurih ryeIy "h'fr Ihc
tanti al the tunIrt bids lar 10 le Epuuteuuely
a.I.cl by TIN Aed .dl.pcnsatony Of benieuaat
fIe'Rl"rre. ! Inake b. - Heaven, thc refreshing
! 1'la cred nd the s1t,ma tlisiH" are beyond the
traehari epunl oi uan'e holt ar ~ iekednt.s. liz
hidnessof InInlrE Il IA, rulers changes not the
bcaHulul oadctaad lHH1a1' nf The Seasons ih#st
aic the eats I'll HIM abpsr mercy never futbttr'-
vino sajefi IN liz cace otlhr hcsrIt., over Ill and
above al atd vino ,caaietI thr seed lutc aud thr
harvest a. tat safr ireompeasc for tIe lod Of tie
huahaudulH.
~ dr8r H.YAjrae, .loeoa H..
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''c''"d lew race n ii the rolling nl Tho, N,r -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-31

The Wings OF Michigan have nominated Char Is
c Trowbridse. ofDctrot rs riclr candidate tortio,
ernor, Daniel :. Bacon, of Monroe for LicGten,4i
G"Fcrlor, and llczehlh y. Wells, Of Is tlaaazoo
lor representative to Congress.
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Es. 81. BsEsEE.zsss&s. 60.

aHPOt1F'i] GF HARDWARE, Cutlery,
SAhi2:i.|, l. -, s'iATOa.s, Ac.
" ON oilcr to merehaats, and tie public genera
! ~ greater Inducements to buy OF them rhl4
they hfe eFerbeiore had 1t in their power to offer
" have Just received and are 20, opening uur
Il a -. o9 "a, recently arrived By the ships
Tally iio, Washington and Richard Anderson, d.
ectitom the factories in England.
Our assortment Is very large, comprising nraI.'
every article usually kept IL our business. .NER-
81. s'F y will ind it their interest To buy tIIfr
,ii""aft DC OF Us IN preference 10 Ia gong to the
Northern markets our wholesale ntlc.s for all I'M
ported goods being as low as the same article can be
call from all. u u r. * Co.
Aug. u ,su
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

o. sH.illiH 81
AINal Iaff8 sa. Is \
HHnH fiuf
lfH fmfflMfi
tsffaMsi y.
~ Hn fHt tutr sisted sf
- fnnfafto fha hafH Nad.f#
+ .I ssf Al public fa'ai lH efah.
Ha rf llms AWtH iH iuWn
eshtH, 81 Ytihf lftg II
Hsaief Hfsf, 90 lH o. mta -
aFlHf, aaHia.t.aH Hl#0' q eHiy
fes, IA ihe Hf mua af lHl mi
ah.eh sFadi lhe WadlwHti'Is Hotel
de ahffdattoi t1t,on ihe fIai u
miftotn Ietadm,ahd ei.lle ED
i1 satisfy ne above sisted e1sas
81, M, ftOtitNOY. Shaft
BgJ.t. titgbf, DFsiy.
Canton, Sept i,tg5t
i5ds nv fae, SOL
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

Same ana Sallle'
DY virtue Of the above stated cases,
I'D directed to the sheriff Of Madison
county, | shall expose to pub &c sale,
for cash, at the Court House door, III
the town of Canton, on Monday, the
18th day of September, a likely negro,
fellow, named Tom; three yoke OF
oxen and one OK Wagon; one buggy
Wagon; FIVE head of horses; tour
mules farming untensllS &c. breed
| ING SOW and shoats china or cacutta,
six pieces and remnant OF BalIlhg' D
coils of Rope, two Cows, 8 new cary
Ploughs and some old ones, two Har-
rows, one cutting box, one cross cut
saw, bedstead, matrass and furniture,
four windsor chairs, one old clock, one
family leaf table, / set ofBacksmtth's
tools, twelve bars of iron, LEVIED on,
and will he sold to satisfy the above
stated cases.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sheriff.
BY ]. J. Henry, Deputy
3 Canton, Sept. /, 1897.
Il l5-tds [Pr. fee, $40.
: or The above sale is postponed &c
the third Monday Of October.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sh'H.
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SHERIFF SALE.


SHERIFF SALE.
Isaac WQoDs Fl. Fa. on Bond
as. a.. not Torr,
SAMUEL II. ASHLEY, mar Madison
Thomas BRowN, r1,cn;t Court
KILLS. WALTON.
10y virtue of the above stated Fl.
u Fa. directed to the Sheriff of
Madison county, | will expose to pub
lie sale, for cash, at the door OF the
Court House in the town of Canton,
on the third Monday (i6th) of Octo-
Der next, the following described land,
to wit: w. 1 Of n. w. / Of Section
5, Township 10, Range 8, east;
adjoining ELISHA Lorr's Land, and
is the property Of the defendant,
Thomas Brown--levied on, and will
be sold as such, to satisfy the above
stated case.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sheriff.
Sept. 8, 1897. .lb-6t
PR. fee, $40 so.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

DY virtue OF the above stated cases
I'D directed to the Sherif,ot Madison
county,l shall expose to public sale
for cash, at the court house door, III
the town of Canton, on monday inc
18th day of October next, the west
northwest of section %, X lot W.
Being the extreme North end OF the
west ! of the southwest OF section
%, township 8, range 3 +. Which
last mentioned lot containing 8 acres
more or less. and is now the residence
of Hector McNiel, levied on aud WI
be sold to satisfy the above stated ca
SEES.
S NJ FLOURNOY, Sh'f.
September 8, 1897. l6.6t.
[pr fee Sl7 SOL
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

ny virtue of the above stated CASES
- directed 70 thc sheriff d hadl
son county. | shall expose 70 public
sale lor cash, NJ the Court House don
N TIC town ui Canton. on Manday H.
I'd day Of October neSt, all the right
title. interest nnd claim, Of The said
benjamin Williams, IN and TO iha.lol
lowing land property Il viz lois o
?, 3. and 7, Of sec. no 4. OF township
no 8, range a, east. Containing by
estimation 237 52-l0Qth's. acres, and
south $. ". 4 sec. 80, township y,
same range, containing 80 acres, and
the N. 4, l.. n. T.. of sec. IA, town.
ship 3, range east; and the N. J, l.
/, of N. w. /, Of section 80, township
10, north, of range ) cast-Also the
| w. Of the N. l.. 1 of same section
township and range, together TING
crop of corn, fodder and cotton, stock
of Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, aud farming
utensils, Horses one Wagon and
Steers-Also nine likely negroes, VIZ
Fox and Priscilla his wife and child,
Ralph, Billy, Judy, Prudence, Ra az
and Caleb. Levied on and will be
sold to satisfy the above stated cases
SAML. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sh'a.
BY ]. J. HENRY, Deputy
Canton September J, 1897.
l5-tds [pr. fee S7S 30
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SALE.


SHERIFF SALE.
Thomas B. HoovER) Fl. ia. on Bond
Us. 10 Oct. Term.
BrNJAmrv TARvER, ,aa7, Madison
S Masr S sAsnrs.. aH' Circuit o0oF.
DY virtue OF the above stated n,
ID pa. directed TO the Sherlll OF
Madison county, Twill expose toPTc-
lie sale, for cash, at the door oil tH'
Court House in Canton, on Monoay
the 10th of October next, the 'ollo".
mo described land, to wit; the W.
half of the north west quarter oil =.
ton No. 80, township 9, range . o~''
containing 80 acres, more OF 'e... ...
levied on, and will be sold 10 sa''''f
the above stated case. la
s. NJ. FLOURNOf. SherV'
Sept. 8, 1887. w. c-s
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

DOCTOR B. PHILLIPS.
v1ss located at Canton Mi, lie
IL solicits a share of the practice o.
medicine and surgery. Office upstairs
iniihe storehouse OF 1onh ''o"e =
Nav 9-4-tt
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

TN virtue NJ ihr Shove stated fagtt
directed iD lhe Sheriff 0l MaAfan
uHly, ! slaIl expose b. puilis sale
iuf each, at iho Court ll1nsa d1af, IN
ihe town Vt Canton. ou Monday the
ItHldHt HOciobcfHest. two Ipis IN
ODE town ~ Camden, wa, lot No. q,
east " Main street, and north Of Poe
street, fronting So icrt, running bach
tU feet. tot No. 8, west NJ MAN
street, and north of Pine street, 'front.'
ing 80 feet, running hack go feet
levied on. and will ba sold TO satisfy
the above stated cases.
y. NJ. FtOuRNOT, sheriff
By j. i. llEssr, Deputy
Sept. %. 1857 i7-5t lpf,let y ].
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29
wMNNJY, Fltd
LlIfsaf, MY
lw ice sgT
| .sR postponed un-
/ mOclolef nest


SALE
u6c. TN alias "
a to Oct
4 flbs above state ease
| h. s1sdaoi Madison ety.
Ln pubic srIe for cash,
Fim.s door in tie town Of
| p.sIay the 73d Of Octo-
tsl Mound Bluff, Bouh-
H., bound By GheatFam y
H M East, South Bluff
\ 81 Before & Funston.
| BIack. and d lot opposite
m thc street leading from
Fla River, and on which
|Ionse or Houses, kept by
.aqrocyand produce store
| sB] will be sold to satisfy
ealcd case.
N. FIOURNOY, Sh'h.
|.s1. lG-6t. pr. fee $40 81
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

am ADD am
Taaium n ia "a
adams Circuit
\ court same term
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29
Same court and
Term


ile Of the above stated cases
10 the Sheriff Of Madison
|@aIl expose to public sale for
n Court House door ia the
anton on the 4th Mo.3day in
|esti the following described
|slt The l of the N Il 1 Of
I township 10, range A east;
L by estimation so Acres
Eess' Leqied on and Will be
(asiy Tie above stated cases,
\ M,FL0URNOY, Shf.
L 1881 la-6t [pf fee $40 90
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

John Gilmore Use g.. On alias G ia.
tg to October
Riley Mcclure, term, 1881
~ virtue Of The above stated ease
drectcdtothc Shcndoi Madison city.
! shall expose 70 pblic alc ldf cash,
AZ me Court House door IN tie town
III Canton, ON Monday the 2dof Otto-
bcrncxt,akeal Boat called the Cram
pus. now lying 40 Mound Bluff Le.
We'd ON and viii Ne sold % satisfy the
ahayc stated case.