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The native American., 1837-08-26

Mr.. MACONS FUNERAL We learn that at
Mr. Macon's funeral, which took place at his ass resi-
dence in Warren county the 18th ultimo, the
her of white persons present was varousy estimated
from ZOO to 500, besides several hundred blacks.
When it is recolected that of these persons must
have come from distance, some idea may be formed
of the veneraton in which he held by the people
of Warren. 1t is another evidence OF the goodness or
Mr. Macons heart that, by his express directions,
pie provision was made for the hospitabe entertain
ment Of this numerous company, and matters so
arranged that the blacks were not suffered TO 60
away, hungry and athirs." He gave minute orders
about his nterment, and took especial that his
partial friends should not hereafter erect the storied
urn y TO indicate his final resting place.
He left very handsome estate, which he divised
by will to numerous relatives. An anecdote is told
of him which strongly illustrates prominent trait Of
his character, viz: Never to be influenced in his
ons by what the world might say Of him. II is said
that, in his last Illness he insisted upon knowing
from the attending physician the amount of his bill,
remalking I" that dead men always charged more
than living ones. "-RaLeigh Register.
The native American., 1837-08-26
JOHN WILLIAMS, of TENN.

The Hon. John Williams, of Tennessee. died at his
residence at Knoxville, the 10th Of this month.
In the Of his life he had held many responsible
trusts, amongst which those of Captain in the
army under the administration Of the first President
Adams, (Which he held longer than the prospect of
war contnued; Colonel in the Army during the late
war, in which capacity he distinguished himself by
gallantry and conduct Senator Of the United States
from the State Of Tennessee; Charge d'Aaires of the
United States to Guatemala, besides various trusts in
the Government of his own State.
He was the Ievered father of numerous family,
one of whom has just been elected to represent in Con-
gress the District in which he drew his first breath,
and in which his father breathed his last. His death
will be deeply lanened also by several brothers, one
Ct whom has been for twenty-five years past, and is
now, the Representative in Congress of the District in
North Carolina in which they were all born.
The native American., 1837-08-26
DE WITT CLINTON.

THE INGRATITUDE OF REPUBLICS.-If
any one is disposed to question the truth of this otre-
peated charge, let him turn aside with us for moment
from politics and the turmoil Of the world and con-
template striking and melancholy testimonial to the
justice of the accusation.
In private vault, in the suburbs of our city, there
was some years ago, deposited temporarily, as was
then supposed-the body Of one, who, had he lived,
would in all probability have stood first in the nation.
as ne had been in his own State. Many can remem-
Der how the shock of his sudden death made eyerv
heart thrill and every tongue, whether Of friend or foe,
eloquent in his praise.
Years have since passed away. Decay has done its
work alike upon that noble form and the ral fabric in
which it was laid. The wood of the coffin has crum-
bed away-the bones of the dead have fallen out and
lie scattered upon the floor of the vault! There for
gotten, neglected, rreyerenty exposed lies all that re-
mains Of De Writ CLINTON!
1t is creditable to the Empire State that he to
whom she is so much indebted for that proud ttle.-
who so well merits from her every honor that can be
paid to departed exceence-shoud be left to mould
er In obscurity, without stone to mark the spotnay
without the decences of ordinary sepulture2 Far bet
ter and honorable for our country could the ad
ation which of late has been SO avishly and 40 nm
worthy displayed towards the living be changed into
fitting respect for the memory of the Ilustrous Dead
Albany Ev. Journal
The native American., 1837-08-26
JUDGE KILGoU2 OF MARYLAND.

We received, within the last day or two, intelli-
gence of accident which occurred on Tuesday morn
ing last, by which the judicial district of Maryland
Composed of Montgomery, Anne Arundel, Carroll,
and Talbot counties,) has lost of its associate
Judges the Hon. Charles J. Kilgour,
On Monday last as is orr information, Judge X. Sc.
out from his home, in Montgomery, to visit a farm
owned by him in Loudoun, va. He stayed tha.
night at Mr. Gibbons in the neighborhsod of Conrads
Ferry, on the Maryland side. On the,next morning
after breakfast he set out again his journey, in his
carriage alone; about two hours AFTER he was
found speechless, though alive the road side, not
far from Mr.. Cs, whose house he had left that morn
ing.
" 1t is supposed that his horse ran off with the car
rage, and threw him out, the horse was found about
mile beyond him, with the fragments Of the carriage
He died soon after being fouud.-Potomac Advocate.
The native American., 1837-08-26

NOTICE.-A Silver Watch, which found by a gen.
IN tlemen, has been left with me- which the owner Coz
have by calling at my office the Bank Of Washnpon
proving his property and paying for this advertisement etc
- oe e -. x MORSELL, ]. p.
aug @o-u Washington City, d. C.
The native American., 1837-08-26

LNRENCH LESSONS. Mons. Abadie has the honor
to inform the ladies and gentlemen of this City and cn-
y that he continues to give lessons in his native Lam
guage, at his rooms private families and academies
moderate price. For particulars apply at this Office.
Abade's French Gammer, and Course of French Literal
ture, for sale at all the bookstores
The native American., 1837-08-26

" IL. OFFUT, House, Sign and Ornamental Painter
-. tith street, near Pennsylvania Avenue
Bockle,ter signs and gliding, executedn the best style
aug 2G 3m
The native American., 1837-08-26

WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.-The
following arrangement p "'"s ~
FROM WASHINGTON.
1uap'er peore 10 o'clock A. M and Mt quarter after
FROM BALTIMORE
aug 26-y ~ :. IVA.
The native American., 1837-08-26

wv s,asa ~, ~ HIKE. girl who is used to nursing
rs. save would be preferred who would serve hy ,hs
se.. Enquire OF the Editor of the Native American
M CTM,1 AMERICAN HOTEL, WASHINGTON
CIi 4, d. C.--1he above establishment l. on Penn
Ayenne near the Railroad between Sd ant, AZ
m cots buildings. The house is large and airy and 1,
rhlshed In neat Style The establishment is now omen for
ne accommodation OF those who will favor with their Gus
,om The proprietor pledges himself TO give general ,a,
faction The charges will be moderate ~
Boarding by the day, week, or year.
os ISAAC BEERS,
e - Proprietor.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-25
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Madison county.

a, j
By The Probate court of SAID county.
10 dlipersonS Interested In The lands.
tenemeatsandhereditaments of Dqvid
Daois Iced -GREETING.
VOu ale hereby cited to appear be-
= fore the Probate court of said
county at a regular term thereof, to
be holden at the court house Of said
county, on the fourth Monday of Au-
gust next, then and there to shew
cause if any you have, why John Bris-
coe the administrator Of the estate Of
David Davis deceased should not be
permitted to make supplementary
account to MS final settlement, render
ed at the March term Of this court in
1886, to correcta an error in said set
tlement.
WITNESS, the Hon. Thamas
Shackleford, Judge Of Probate Of
said county, the 4th Monday Of
May IN the year Of our lord,
one thousand eight hundred and
thirty seven, and seal of said
court.
ISSUED, the list day Of June 837.
WILLIAM RILEY, Clerk.
June l,1837-7-6t.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-25
~ 5pINTFRs 6ND pIIBLISHERS.

UN0 PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. /
The Subscribers have Just compile
ted their new specimen book of light fa-
ced book and job rrinting types, flowers
and ornaments. the cSntents of which are
herewith partially given. Diamond, Pearl
nos. anu 2. Agate, nos. l.2 and 5, agate
on nonpaeil body, NoDpareil, nos. I, 2, 8
and 4, Iainionctte, nos. and 2, nlnion,
nos. !, 2, 5 and Z, minion on BREWER body,
brevieran minien body, bgeyier nos. i,
2, 8 and 4, BREWER or bufgeeis body, bre-
yier on long PRIMER body, totrgccis on
bregier body, bourgeois nos. ], 2, Sand Il
bourgeois On long primer tody, long PR
ner nos. 1,2, 5 and A, long prinsar on
small plea body, small plea nos. /, and 2,
plea on small plea bodys picanes. !, 2 and
8, plea on english body, english, nos. ! 3
| 2, great primer, paragon, double english,
double paragon, cannon, five line plea to
twenty, eight line plea gothic condensed
10 twenty-five, seven line and len lines pi-
ca ornamental, 6, %, IL and Is lines
plea shaded, 9,l8, 12 and l6 lines antique
shaded.
Also large and beautiful collection Of
| flowers, from pearl to seven lines plea,
many Of which are not to be found in a.
ny other specimen; q new assortment Of
ornamental dashes, a variety of card bor-
ders, nearly two thousand metal orna-
ments, brass rule, leads Of various thick
ness, astronomical, mathematical and
physical signs, metal braces and dashes
from 8 to so MS long, great primer and
double plea scripts on inclined body, dia-
mond and nonpareil music ofvarious kind
antique, light and heavy face two line let
ter, full face roman and Itallic nonpareil,
minion, BREWER, long primer and other
blacks, nonpareil, minion and BREWER
Greek, Hebrew and Saxon.
A large variety or ornaments, ealcula-
ted particularly for she Spanish 4 South
American markets; Spanish French and
Portuguese accents furnished TO order,
with every other article made use ofin
fhe printing business. Al Of which can
be furnished at short notice, Of as good
quality and on reasonable terms as any
other establishment.
CONNER &c COOKE,
corner ofNassau and Ann st's.N Y.
June 5 1887
ErProprietors of newspapers printed
within any part Of the y. S. or the Cana
das, who will copy the above advertise
ment three times and forward a copy con-
tanning the same, viii be entitled to their
pay nany type cast at our foundry, pro
yided they take twice the amount oftheir
bill intype.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-25
Trmst Sue.

DY virtue OF the powers yesle" IN
Dus by deed OF trust made and ex-
ecutedby Keightly Sanders, and duly
recorded in Madison county tor the
purpose Of securing the Ppnctual pay-
,ment Of a certain slmoi money there
in specified, We sill proceed to.sell az
public auction for cash. ca THURSDAY,
Iihe 4lh day Of Iiay, 1887, 10 aniol9
Madison county. tie following descrl-
bed lands, 10 Wit: The south half OF
the north east eighth Of section seYen4
township ten, range four east, con-
tanning forty acres; the east hall Of
the south east quarter, same section,
township and range, containing eigh-
ty acres. The west hall Of north
west quarter Of section eight, town
ship ten, range four east, containing
eighty acres; the south west quarter
of section eight, township ten, range
four east, containing one hundredand
sixty acres. The north half of south
east eighth. section eight, township
two, range four east, containing forty
acres.
And also the following negrest, to-
wit: Isaac, aged 80; Dock, aged 81;
Violet, aged 10, and her two children;
Jane, aged 10; Jack, aged 90; Minor,
aged 90, Hinnell aged 40, Jnno 90,
Robert 90, Jesse 90, Moses l6, Cor
den II. The title to the above pro-
perty is believed to be good, but we
will convey only such title as is vest
ed in US. w. HARVEY;
w. K. LEWIS.
Vicksburg, March %, lS37-5f-tds
*Salepostponed till further notice
is given
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-25
PRosPEcTss
pp4n, OF the
FEARL RIVER Bss,.

And Monticss,1p' Ahk|
The undersigned s,ss Sd
at the town Of Mosi p'.Poss u
pl, a weekly News Pan.
name. We are well s., 2
attempting to comnep sss ],
ton IN, Of a paper at ihIs s.,
WI have to lahor undsr 's''s
a!n n but we fee] ,s'''
VIII J, :, g sustained bv i.
ne !, s0ath Eastern paa !
e they are wholly unsus,'''
press u that section, W. rs
ding. 'u''a
Il IS usual in a prosa,,,,
something Of the objects ,,, y
proposed to be publisbsa.
PRINCIPLES upon which ' !, !.
.ducteds Our objects !. !
speak out frankly, i en- I
paper a source Of profit ! ("
and secondly while We i.
own interest, make an ~
to advance the interest ~
OF those who. patronise !.
endeavor to make our l,a,;,
bie and n interesting 10 our
the discussion and elucl
subjects. which will u
ting and useful to them.
.jects we suppose to be IT,
to the great agricultural \
the country.-The sound NJ
ciples Of the communitv. :,
the. intellectual ilrproypn,'
great body Of the people N, MI
jects eiiecting their hs1ss
prosperity. Our politicaI'
are. those entertaiaed BY VII
and Jeilerson.- In favor n
and just construction 81 tbed
.tlon.-We believe that anps1
granted 70 the Federal OIL
arefeserved to the States N
people; and that all violations
ieseiVeu rights 81 the States
lation OF the Constitution N
gerous usurpatIon on the pard
Federal Government. Tbsl
situation Of our country \
example Of n
quences Of the Executive I
aside the Constitution and \
dag all the checks and Il
which that Constitution bail
on him, and acting with 4
restraint than his own will;aI
Wreckless determination 10 \
OWL favorite schemes, tllouea
should sink from aflluence ii
in the general cEush. In ths|
Of our paper devoted 10 pd1
have no preference for neil
for pginciples--not men. VI
LIpERT Y AND THE CoNsrIruf|
TERMS:--The PEARL Rid
NER will be published on ID
per-Royal sheet and sent 70
bers at five dollars in advanc(
at the expiration oili|
The first number will be ISSUED
the first Of September next i
GEORGEJ. C0Hl
DONALD CAME
Monticello July lst 1881. /
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-25
LAW NOTICE.

UAMESC. MITCHELL Of Clinton,
~ and NICHOLAS CALLAHAN a.
WILLIAM r. GILLESPIE, of Canton,
having associated themselves in the
practice Of the law will attend pune
taally to any business in the course
of their profession conided TO their
care in the Federal Court the High
Court Of Errors andAppeals,--and the
Superior Court Of Chaneery held at
Jackson Mississlppi.-And also the
Circuit Courts Of Kinds, Madison,
Yazoo, Holmes, Alfalfa, Leake. and
Rankin counties. Mitchell's office at
Clinton, aad Calhham's g. Gllespie's
Office at Carton Mississippi.
April 81 1897. lily.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-25
DANIEL. RIGE,g
II. IT. SCIiROCK,
TIIO'S NOBLE.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Jan. ~, l837--4l-6m.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County.
By the Probate Court Of SAID county,
To al persons interested in The lands,
enemeats and hereditmeafs Of Jas.
J. Folkcs deceased GREETING.
.VOU are hereby cited to appear
4 before the Probate court of said
county at regular term thereof to
be holden at the Court House Of said
county, on the fourth Monday OF Au-
gust next, then and there to shew
cause il any you have, why said court
should not then order and decree that
the lands, tenements and heredita-
ments Of said deceased to be sold to
pay the debts.
WITNESS, the Hon. Thorn
as Shackleford Judge Of Pro-
bate of the said county the
fourth Monday Of May,in the
yearof our Lord on thousand
eight hundred and thuty-sev-
Oh and seal of said court.
Issued, the 22nd day of May 1887.
WILLIAM RILEY Clerk.
THOMAS SPELL, admir-.
Nav %, 1837--6-6W.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-25
INSOLNENr NOTICE.

THE undersigned Commissioners,
appointed by the Probate court
of Madison county, will meet at the
house Of Royce and Reading, in Liy-
inrston, on the Sd Saturday in each
and every month from this date, for
feeensuIngsix months for the purpose
% examining, auditing and allowing
claims against tic estate Of Robt. r..
cid, deceased, reported insolyent,
@here those who are interested may
attend,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-25
may lo-5-6m
NVTlCE.

A IL those indebted to Georpe i.
Cohea for printing done in 1885,
are requested to make Immediate nav'
ment, or their accounts will be placed
N the hands otan officer for collec.
ton as lcng1f indulgence cannot Il
given. psh must be paid for an Jobs
done ipyiIs office hereafter, 's's
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-25


SHARON FEMALE ACADEMY.
THE Board of Trustees beg leave to
inform the public that the Fall and
Winter sessions will commence on the
lst Monday in September next.
Terms and course of instruction as
follows:-the preparatory class en-
braces Orthography, Reading, Pen
|manship, Arithmetic, English Gram
mar, and Geography with the use Of
the Globes.
Price of Tuition $l9 per session.
The Junior Glass ASTRONOMY
Natural, Moral & Mental Philosophy,
History, Chemistry, Rhetoric, Logic
and Political economy.
Price of tuition SlS per session.
The Senior olass--Drawing. Orien-
tai, Mezzotlnto, and Velvet Painting
and Ornamental Needle.work, with
the privilege of any of the studies of
the Junior class.
Price Of tuition $40 per session.
Music SIS per session-extra.
The unprecedented success with
which this Institution, yet in its in
fancy, has already met--the remark.
|ably healthy and pleasant location of
the village, together with the expert
ence and tried ability Of the Ladies
experimenting the Academy, are, the
Board hope, the best guaranty of a
continuance Of their exertlons to rem
der this Institution unexcelled BY a.
ny in the South.
A large and commodious Boarding,
house is now in rapid progress and
will be ready for opening in alESep-
TENDER. The price Of Board will be
as moderate as in any part Of this
State,
The board take pleasure to make
known that a contract has been made
tor the erection of college for the
Male department, which will be ready
ffor the reception of students in No
vember next, and that they have cho-
sen as President of the department, a
Professor from one Of the Northern
Institutions, who brings with him the
most satisfactory testimonials ofmor-
a worthand classical attainments and
whose success for many years past.
as an instructor Of youth, has been
attested by gentlemen Of standing and
character.
Signed by order Of the Board.
:. W. M. MINTER, Pres't.
1. Z. McBL.R, Sec'ty.
Sharon, Aug. is, 1887.
w Editors friendly to the cause Of
morality and literature, will obliuo bv
giving the above a few insertions Il
their papers. :
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-25
THE CANTON HER|
Is PUBLISHED EVERY FSp1
BY JAMES NJ. SHARP y
TERMS.

\ iJltl'As
SuBseRlprIoN.- Five dolla1
vance, five fifty atthe endoiS1
or six at the end Of the year'
sci'iption viii be discontlnu'|
afr-earageyarr raid excep'a|
ton oi'publishegs. Perso'']
to discontinue will please "
therectsa ,cr5tSng
No subscription recelvea
time than six months.
ADVERTISEMENTS. -lnsaF'es
rate of One Dollar per sglIaf'
or less, dor the first inserip'
cents, a square for each cen
Advertisements which as
ted on the manuscript, as Y
Der of insertions, will be COW
til ordered out and schafsu
ingly.
YEARLY ADVERTISING.
or less, renewable Of pleasa's
WEEK, sixty dollars. NOc0pu
er case taken for less than @
payable halfyearly.
The privilege ofannapl, ~
limited to their own immedaF
and all advertisements for ~
other persons, sent in y Vs.
paid for by the square. 80
psorEssloNAL ADvERrIsssss'M'.,y,
ines Z, Or less, no, altsrabs' ''y
do. do. do. = h
do. do. do. ii
or All JOB WORK mus mus |"
lelivery.
Announcing candidates y
'e ten dollars each. .skl
II|
Postage on letters 'sm
hey viii not be a''enae'
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-25
THOMAS SIIACKLEFORD,
lATE OF LIVINGSTON, My
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

NhAiE VI ihNiNGsfoN, Ml.)
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Canton Mississippi.
WILL practice Law in the 9TH Ju-
~ dlcial District, and in the adj
joiiung counties; tho District court Of
United Statcs-and Chancsry court
at jackson.
References:
mrssns. Ship, Ferriday &Co.,
Nachez, All.
nEssns. Ewing, Maddux &C.,, Liv-
iagston, Nj.
MAJOR Charles B. Green Mount O.
lympus, Madison county.
March 81, 1887. 50-6m.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-25
May %, l837--6-6w.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
d ETTERSof administration having
Hbeen granted to the undersigned by
the probate court Of Madison county,
at the May term 1887, on the estate Of
James j. Folks, deceased. Notice is
hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate to present
them duly authenticated within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred; and all personsindebt.
ed to the said estate are requested ia
make immediate payment.
THOS> SPELL, adml'r.
may 25-6,-6t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-25
! NOpiOE.

NOTICE.
VIZ undersigned having been ap-
: pointed commissioners 1T the Il.
Pfil Term 1887, Of the Probate Court Of
Madison N county, to examine, audit &
a y claims against the estate Of John
y decd, hereby give notice to
all persons holding claims against said
estate that we willmeet at IL O'Clock,
40 no the third Saturday in every month
i ! SIX 81 months at G. Griffin ESQ. Of.
nee IN the town Of Madisonu;lIo. when
and where they arc requested to at
'end' LEWIS FINDLEY,
CHARLES MOORE,
SANDY MOORE.
may 19-5-6m
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-25
JOHN q. OFT g. JOHN B. IlOWCOTT'
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

JOHN q. OTIS JOHN B. IlOWCOTT'
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
on al Licingston d Hoccoa at Canton.
NM ILL attend 10 any business conf.
Wv ded to them in the several courts
Of Madison end the Circuit courts of
Kinds, Rankin, Leake, Alfalfa, Yazoo,
Holmes q. Carroll counlies.-Also in the
Supreme, Chancery 4 Federal courts at
Jackson.
REFER TO
Messrs Brander, MeKpna ! New Or
d Wfight, leans.
Messrs. "A TanStdH 6Co-Grand Gulf
Messfs. Ford, MATHEMATICAL Nicks-
Messfs. Norcom SCo. burg Mi.
Messrs. Royce y Reoding--Liriagaoa
Mr.. James Il. Creecy-Manchester Nj.
Mcssrs Motz Henderson SCo,-Cautoa
5 Goi. John MISUNDERSTANDING Ten ".
loia ID. Baker Esq,--l.ouisyille Ky.
NesSrs, Green q. Miler--Philad. p. A.
Mcssrs. Foster 4. Eastoa--New York.
January Is, 1887. 39-,y.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-25
DISSOLUTION.

TllE copartnership heretofore ex-
= listing between John III. Thomas
and John II. Rollins in the practice of
our profession, was this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Their unsettled
businessupon which suits have been
brought, will receive their joint attep-
ton.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-25
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS
|THE subscribers have Just receiv-
y ed direct from the North, IS pie
ces Calicoes Of the best style and la
test patterns; Also a handsome in
voice of red and white hannels, 1 and
A blue plaids, furniture and apron
checks, Hosiery, Gloves, &c which
we offer for sale on Unusual accom-
modating terms.
]. SILVERBERG & Co.
Jan. IS. L837-39-tf.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-25

LAND FOR SALE.
1EHE subscribers offer for sale 100 a.
cres land lying in Madison county
adjoining DIR. Montgomery and D. Mathe-
ny. 1t is ofthe best quality ofcotton land
and not inferior to any in the county
Terms. One thirdcash, and the balance
in twoequal annual payments.
j. SILVERBERG Geo.
General Agents.
Jan. Is, 1887 39-tf.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-25
DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore exls-
1 ting under the firm offs. II. Clark
g. Co. is this day dissolved by mutu-
al consent. The name Of the firm
will be used hereafter Gully in liquida-
ton Of It's affairs, and all persons In
debted to or having claims against
said firm will cab on VIM. j. Hill and
S. II. Clark for settlement.
ROBERT SH0TWELL,
S. II. CLARK,
VIM. ]. HILL.
jacksonville. may l3-7-3t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-25
Professional.
6. g. SHACKLEFORD.

-. - i'4A -ANfAA ifAsA NtNS'
Attorney aa9 CovaMN0r at Lar.
(CANfov, N.Y.
WILL attend tic several courts Of
~ Madison and adjoining counties;
- business confided TO Inn Will mccl
Nth prompt attention.
laaY 23-e-tf