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G7General JACKSON, upon one OCCASION
said that "aH who trade on borrowed cnpi.
nl ought TO Jreah." MARTIN VAN BuREN
says that none oppose ii THE credit SYSTEM
pho lore their country and understand its
,ceDare." The "roaring hon will snuff
the wind at this back handed blow of the
"mOusinr crnnl1Kin"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-15

TOnc Of the chief peculiar,ies of Mr..
Van Buren's message s, that it is not
! fair and statesmaD-l,ke presentation of the
case, but from beginning to end. lawyer.
like and one sided argument, pressing his
own peculiar views closely upon the aten
ton of the reader, and neither disclosing
nor attempting 10 paiate the objections
to his plea. This kind of reasoning is
worthy the vocation Of pedant or petit,
logger, but not becoming in the Chief
Magistrate of "A great republic. -Bost,
.9tlas.,.
80 lar as measures Of relief are concern
ed, Congress might as well not have been
convened. Nothing is recommended bu,
temporary issue of Treasury Notes, and
this too by an Administration which was
to shower the People with Gold and ST.
yer! Instead of relief Mr.. Van Buren,
tells the People that they must take care
OF themselves. "Communities, says this
enlightened Chief Magistrate, "are apt
TO look to Government for too much."-
Those, he continues, ",cho look 10 he Gov
eminent to relieve embarrassment arising
from losses By resulsions IN commerce and
credit, lose sight Of The ends for uhich ii
,ods created"
But do the People ask "too much of a
Government that has caused these "revul.
sons in commerce and credit" The
Government has interfered with and de-.
sroyed our commerce and credit" Shall
we not, under such circumstances, look to
the Government for relief. Shall we not
demand to be put back upon the ground OF
general prosperity which we occupied
|@hen the Government commenced it's
SExPER'MENTs'" And when that relief
is refused when that justice is denied,
shall we not hold tie Government REspoS.
SIRE for he distress and ruin it has inl c-
ted?
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-15

DTThc President thinks that public off
GERS would keep safely the public money,
because they are bound by official oaths "
Wonder if the three or four hundred pos,
master deiauters were of that opinion
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-15

sincerity and boldness. But this is not its
chief fault. 1t exhibits the highest Exc
cutive officer Of our Government in open
league with politicians, the ntrociy of
whose political iune,s has given them
distinction scarcely less infamous than that
which would attach 10 the open advocates
of immediate ograrisnism. If we say we
regret this, we say it, because we are sen.
stive for the honor and character of our
country. For we are fully persuaded,
that, in this country, the faint, the plague
spot of loco focosm is not vet so widely
spread bot that the Chief Magistrate who
permits 1t to decide his political conduct, is
destined to be consigned to private life at
he very first return Of the period when
the people have the constitutional power
Of terminating his public career"
The New York Mercantile Advertiser,
says "From beginning to end. it is evil
IDENTIFY an clectioneerlng crcuar-full of
hollow and uns'atesmanike vews-such
precisely as on Attorney General might
put forth, who was called upon for an opin.
ion TO sustain the measures of a weak and
corrupt administration, and to make the
worse appear the better reason AS how.
ever. the avldny with winch it has been
looked for, will induce all to give it thor
ough reading, we forbcar further rema rks
until Tomorrow, on this hypocrilical and
contemplate Message"
The Evening ssGSny' 81, is any thing
bn, satisfactory, we may say, to the friefds
as well as the opponents Of the adminS4
tra'lon. 1t is a message written to redeem
the personal pledges of the President
written in obedience to the will Of his
predecessor written in payment Of the
office he now holds, and what is mos, sin,
guar and extraordinary very few II any of
the suggestions contained in the Message,
does Mr.. Van Buren, either hope or wish
to carry. But it is both right and proper
. .,, .,,,, ,.,. ,L o.a.,
1,.;a ;.,o,.,1 onv
- ,l;, o,;,,
.r l, !,
! honesty. To dvest it Of all ambiguity,
,.: :. - .,.; r.a,;7L
,.,
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....,;o 49,, .,.,.A :. ,e, ANNA,
.,;.a, .,,,o.,., ono, a,s,.o,.
tho Liberties of the coun,rrn
The AIbonv EVENING Journal saws:
1--WE will not 10 dav, 90 into an examina
,ion or ,h,s v,le nrod,ra,e ,ncend,arv
| ,ne.s,,e RI, we within the mast nm.
o,ol6,d .o,m.-oxnress onr abho,,enco NJ
us doc,rines and our dc,cs,ation of its Au.
thor. We have ever reoordc1 Van Buren,
"a the scourre with which This Ronuhlic
was 10 be cl,os,iscd. Corrnn,,on and mis-.
,ule has marked every s,op in his career.
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Two or three columns of matter prepar.
ed for last week, is inserted on our first
page.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-15

II is said that GhoIson, OF Mississippi
has challenged Webb, of the Courier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-15


have been elected.
Friday, Sept. 8,
The Vice President TINS morning an
nouncod the appointment of the following
Committees:
Foreign Rola,ions-Mcssrs. Buchanan
T'llmadge, King, Of Ga. Clay, of Ky,
Rives.
F,nancc-M essrs. Wright, Webster,
Nicholas, Benton. Hubbard.
Commcrce-Messrs. X NO, Of Alabama,
Davis, Blown, Rugglcs, NorveIl.
Manufactures -Messrs. Niles, Buchanan,
Preston. Strange. Pierce.
Northumberland. Smith. Of Conn,
Sprnguc. Linn, Mexican, and Black.
Muary Affairs Messrs. Benton, Pres
ton. Upton. Wall, and a Hen.
MiJl,ia-- Nessrs. Wall, Swift, Clay, Of
Alabama, "Mon,on and Smith, Of Ind.
Naval Afiairs- Mcssrs. R,ves, Southland,
Tulmadgr. Cn,hber.. and Williams.
Pubic Lands Mcssrs. Walker, Fulton
Clay. Of Alqbamn, Roane, Prenilss.
Private Land Messrs. Linn
Sewer, Bayard, Mouton, Lyon.
Indian Affairs Mcssrs. White, Sewer
Upton, Linn, Swift.
JUDICIARY Messrs Grundy, Morris.
King of Ga, Wall, Clayton.
Pos, Office aud Post Roads-Messrs
Robinson, Grundy, Knight. Brown. Niles
Roads and Canals McSsrS. Upton,
Mexican, Nicholas, Young, Williams
hIr. White announced the death of the
Hon, J. S;andlfcr.
The several portions Of the Message
were referred to the appropriate Commit
tees.
A memorial vas presented by Mr.Nicho
ms, from lie Chamber Of CONNER ce. New
Orleans, praying for National Bank
Referred
lluusE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Friday.
A resolution was adopted 10 the effect
that the House on lis rising do adjourn t.
Monday next, by which time the Speake,
would have prepared the list Of SlandlD
Committees.
An amendment was offered by Mr.. Rob
er'son, OF Virginia, to the resolution of Mr.
B'ddle, which was read Yesterday and or,
dered to lie on the table one day, Tn,
resolution requires the Secretary of W.
Treasury 10 state whether the letter reccn,
ly published, aud pnrporlng o be from hun,
~ r"la'on /" paying members in specie b.
au'5'n''c. The amendment proposes al
extensive and particular inquiry, as to wba
distinction, if any has been made umona
ulhcr claimaNts on the Treasury. Th,
nmoua' OF Specie paid since MAY last, III,
sun POW on hand, &c. |, was aid on The
table with the resolution, which will p,ob
cb'y be called up on Monday. On tn,
death of the Hon, J, Sraodlg"r, being an
nourced by Mr.. Bell, the House adjourned
PARTIES IN CoNGRkss.--The corrcspon
dent Of the New York Journal of Commerce
Canton herald., 1837-12-22
Notice.

NJ thc taxes on the following desert.
q bed LANDS, are not paid ON before
the 18th day Of March 1888. | wall ex.
pose them 10 public sale atkosciusko.
to the highest bidder for cash, Oh that
day.
A list Of Indian Reservations under
the 10th Article of the treaty, situated
in the county Of Alfalfa, now liable to
taxation; and situated MS folIows;-
Eli w. eowder, ia Of n w 4 &
w ofN + of Section 4, Township
l2, Range 5 east; situated on seneash.
cr creek. Charles Durants W Of sec.
5, 7 -, 3 East; situated on Seneash.
ercreek. Eden Ward, 4 of sect g.
T l3,R5 5, Turner Ward, ! of 5 "
ofsec %, T l3, RS. Lue Wilson, +
! of sec 81 l3R5. Lucy Siston, "
OF 5 W ! of sec 80, T l3 5. Hok-Sa.
ia, L of N f 4 of sec 32r13R5. Pa.
subbee, w ! of sec T 14R6. Sha,
Mckinney, sw / of sec T II Il g.
Buz2ard, Sc of sec 5, 7 IS, 6. Kan
jatubbee, Sc / Of sec II, I 16, R G
llookta, Wa Of S E4of sec 90, TIC, r 6
Wallace, W. Of N / ofsec q 7 l6RG
John 4. Lynch W ! Of N E ! and F 0
N W Of sec 10, T13,R7. Stonatonub
bee, " a Of swA of sec 6, T IA, R Z
John Cooper, W Of F and ! o
n W Of section 50, township IA, II Z
Tullawah, W 4 Of n f 4 Of $ &c, 7 10, r 7
David Sexton, WI ofsec % T16 I
George Parsley, the whole Of sec 8,
l4,R8. Owantubbce, the $ f ! of SCI
Ia, I Is, R 8. Tour Winlocli, the $
Of sec Is, T Is, R s. Ma-ah-sha-ta
W Of W 4 Of section %, T Is, r 8.
ROBERT NJ. CA)H"
Assessor and Coiector of AlMa ca
December /, 1887. 28-3m.
Canton herald., 1837-12-22


corporation HaH etrrt rfra rl UE
lending sln.liaflr.taal ay Uuc dah
Hl ltr eftrf fuf rl haHc. mfle
gellihs ofmto aaat te found running
90 Barge BE- geh rifeen Juafa uf ID.
Icya
Be itcDncted &c, ID haII noI bs
mwhlipf nuy person ~ ut1imct nny
.llo walh ou auy street aquHrc OF I'D.
ley within Incorporation, aui ever,
person go offending shall forfeit and
rpy ono dollar lof every such offence
and DE further sHm ot one dollar iof
every twenty four hours such obtlrda
ton shall remain.
Canton. Dee. 10, 1887.
Canton herald., 1837-12-22
PROSPECTUS

Or a weekly newspaper to be pub
lishcd in the city Of Vicksburg, to be
entitled the Mississippi Sentinel and
State Rights Exposltor, edited and
published by Drs. Green and llagan.
The great and growing resources
of Mississippi, and the rapid increase
Of wealth, population and business,
seem to demand another paper in this
city.
The political. character of this paper
will be indicated by its title. It will
advocate the great principles Of State
Rights and State Remedies, and an
nonnce, from the watch-tower, every
encroachment Of the Federal Govern
ment on the rights Of the States and
| the liberties OF the people. BY ire.
Iquent recurrence to FIRST principles
and the doctrncsstaught by the franz
ers Of the Constitution, it viii en-
dcavor to impart clear views Of the
federal compact, that the people may
be enabled to mark, and prepared 70
resist the advances of despotism and
corruption.
The peculiar institutions OF the
South, and the present crisis, require
energy, intelligence and organization
on the part Of the people. The wealth
and luxury of Rome only stimulated
the rapacity and avaricc OF the north
ern barbarians. We must not only,
individually, become acquainted with
4 the rights and interests OF the South,
but we must effect such a union Of
fceling-such physical organization
as will defy the bold schemes Of lanat-
Iicism and the wiles of treacherous
demagogucs; and transmit to posterl-
ty our glorious institutions, pure as
we received them from the hands OF
our forefathcrs.
| Though there are times and circum-
stances when the laws may be dis
, pensed with and summary punishment
: be resorted TO, yet we are convinced
that Lynch law has become quite too
, common all over the country. 1t has
; excited furious and sanguinary spirit
at war with civilization, and injurious
I, the prosperity and happiness OF our
common country. 1t has in many
cases enabled individuals to wreal
+ vengeance for private griefs, at the
expense Of the peace and order OF the
community, and the life probably o
the innocent. The Sentinel will up
hold the majesty Of the laws; beIlev
ing that they ought only to be dis
pensed with in extreme cases, whel
= public liberty and life are threatened
: by organized bands of conspirators
! The Sentinel will endeavor TO pre-
l. sent its readers with such views a
y will aid in developing the resource
I and increasing the wealth and pros
: perity of the State. Its columns Wi
y be open at all times TO the mechapb
: las well rs the merchant or plantsT
= and every class of citizens when thcl
! rights and interests are assalled, caT
!, present iheir grievances to the pubic
through the Sentinel.
Il A portion Of the paper will be dc
Ivoted to literature, notices oi new
works, &c. +,
A portion of advertising and Jat
work is expected.
Canton herald., 1837-12-22
RICHARD NUGENT.
FRANCIS w. TURPlN.

The counting room of the under
signed is kept in the brick house re-
Gently occupied by Messrs. J.. Chap.
man & Co. which is nearly opposite
Miver Moore & Cos. old stand. They
are prepared to receive Cotton on sto-
rage, at the Cotton Shed formerly oc-
cupied by White, Turpin and Nephew,
and have taken out a police OF lnsu.
rance which covers all Cotton ship
ped to them shere, or to Nugent and
Turpin, New Orleans.
TURplN & NUGENF.
Grand Gulf, Sept. |, 1872 On
Canton herald., 1837-12-22

4 IrfEiis mH'af}, ml'Hf
- letH tWnied a. fhe undersigned
hf lbs pmhaia e4afl ef Madison eoUH
iy ai lhc lasf October iefml 1899, m
iho estlc Of llnah 4. llcndeuon df.
ceased Notice 3 hereby FIteuR1 a.i
persons hatng claims against sall p5.
Hit, to present lhem idy aatheulwd.
lod Widlm Che iimr'prcsrribcd by law,
of lhey wfl bc forever barred tnd 81.
person indebted % thc saides'np arc
fcFcucd % come forward and mako
immediate payment
GEORGE W. HENDERSON.
NM. ll. lnl1.--lf Gl
Canton herald., 1837-12-22
RUNA WAY IN JAIL.

WAS Committed to the Jail Of Ma
W olson County on the 10Th INST.
by T. S. Salmon, a Justice of the
Peace, a negro man who says hls
name is NED, and belongs to. Col.
Sharp, Of Yazoo county, Mi. had on
when committed pair Of white cot
ton pants and roundabout, a black
fur hat half worn--also silver lever
watch, which he says he stole since he
run away. Said boy is between SO
and So years old, bald head and about
6 feet high. The owner OF said me-
gro is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges and take
him away.
Oct. 90, 1887. 22-ti
ATT Us. DECLARATIONS.
Canton herald., 1837-12-22
yOl'ICII.

ERY virtue ofan order made at. the
aD October term Of the Probate
Court of Madison County, and State
Of Mississippi, will be sold 10 the high
est bidder, at public auction, on
the premises, on Saturday, the
9th day of December next, the follow
ing described lands, belonging to the
estate Of John G. Smith, deceased,
lying and being in the'countes OF Ma
olson and Kinds, Mississippi, to wit:
Il. ! S. w. a Section 80 Township 7
Range /, L. w. S. w. Section
80, Township 7,Range !, L. N. I, +.
!, N. T.. /, Section 5, Township 6,
Range /, East.
Terms, one and two years credit,
Bond and approved security required
CHARLES SMITH, admir-.
Oct. q, 1897. 23--Gw
or The above sale is postponed un
! til Thursday, the 28th Of December
Fand will take place at the late resi-
dence of the deceased; at which time
and place will also be sold thres slaves
viz: Frances, George and Ruthy
three yoke of oxen, two horses, stocl
of cattle, and household furniture
belonging to said estate.
Nov. 10, 1887. 25-7w
Sale posponed until the 10th Of Jan
uary next. 1888.
CHARLES SMITH, Admr.
Dec. %, l537.-3l 3t
Canton herald., 1837-12-22
NANCE, AND VS.

j the President and Sc
llea, ofMe torn
| dCanton.
ctedby the President and
n Of the town of Canton,
II ! and Ordinances passed
4 shall take effect, after
II Ea!ys public notice thereof.
H cted &c. That a tax 0
) levied on each hundred
NJ Of property within the
corporation subject to
q fed, &c. That it shall be
y the Assessor, Collector
N lie to collect all taxes fines
isl es occurring under these
the ld pay the same over to
Ja p, and to carry into effect
Syi land Ordinances that may
lpIt: this board.
rk led &c. That it shall not
cSu any person or persons tc
Iigh, Fun, Pistol or other Hire
IOad Tie corporate limits 0.
,th y every person so OF
seal upon conviction there
her nd pay for every such Of
req Ol live dollars recovera
prop oclore any magistrate 0
,rdia: Jed &c. That it shall no
IAN any negro or negroes t.
# con Sunday without
from his her or thei
n u 'seer, on business, an,
thels aad within this corpora
T.s ald without such specia
On tf receive not exceedin,
lysh Tor every such offence
8 y h &S That shall an,
n ID within v this corporation
OF y alter SHUTDOWN or be
ind q 1arlns the week with an
d aDs Without q special pei
When ner owner, or overseel
res. SHALL be taken by til
er OS When called for shall b
iorT'' proper owner, whc.
and | satisfactorily afl appear
o deS' g,'ecelve not exceedin
i u every such offence
IAN y Gc. That when an
NJ scan. hney
found dead within Ii
,nnI n,oy s.fporation, it shall i
5 SSlo' e'N owner or owners, an
$ 60, IN mall ! refuse to reno,
Y e s1S Is,,' N 'srfeit 2 and pay Il
!. " eaTcases shall rema
! : ! y ~ sste q the corporatio
,drf aassd,itshall be S"rsa remov, "a
COL d / Ss1'Ae corporation toa1's'
q N, e. That i shall =
IN ~ ssa' horse, mare, geIdi'
''ars or alleys Of /,
Canton herald., 1837-12-22

JOHN MUM,
Dee /. 1857 Pest
4 NOTICE TO UNDERrAkERS.

| NOTICE TO UNDERTAKES.
NEALEn proposals, will be rcceiv-
> ed until ihe 10Th dny Of Noyem.
Der next, for Atbc following work, TO
wit; ior enclosing the Public Square
in the town Of Canton, with Post aud
Rails, leaving the streets so feet wide.
The posts 60 be of post oak or cypress,
G feet long TO bc set 2lcctin theground,
to be 8 inches square, and 9 feet from
centre TO centre, there will be . rails
to each pannol and each rail 70 be 4
inches square, Of some durable wood
and TO be mortised in the post the
whole size of tho lail, the corner up
wards or diamond fashion, the tops Of
the posts to be rounded. The whole
TO be planned and painted white. There
wall also bea pair of steps IN the cen
tire Of each sfdc with q small gate on
the top, to open each way--and simi.
lar steps and gates at each corner
The work to be completed by the FIRST
day Of February next. Payment TO
be made when the work is completed.
Proposals will also be received for
making the posts 10 Inches square
Iallproposals must be addressed to the
President and Selectmen Of the town
Iof Canton.
Il. S. SALMON. Pres't.
| Oct. 90, 1897. 22-3t
Canton herald., 1837-12-22

NHfWt. .ffE ~ fA.NA q H-ff
~ 1lurihy iif twenty hHt daf
- 0i December neu Wil hf tuii q
lha sAienfa "a iht hir Ahi.ew "
Ilfalle drrraied,cha effditrl twelve
neHlhs, nii Ihe ffrHh1l property hr
onflnr fo ibe T. Cote m iaii iarensrdf
Cons sting VI lhlffy aF lke'y ueefm d
= awe stnah elHiff Including eye.
ul yoks of well broken osrn, iIouft
Hogs tanning wfnfcl, llousfhnltI
.1nd kilehcb furniture &c,
The purchaser Whl le te4uDtd tn
give notes with approved security
H. llNMBliN,
H. LATHAM, tints.
Nov. ~. 1897. gG-ft
Canton herald., 1837-12-22

At the same time and place, all the
personal property, belonging to the cs-
tate Of Ezekiel Baxter decd. consis,
ting of two likely Negroes, one Gold
Watch, and divers of other articles,
of clothing &C., all OF which will be
sold on credit of 2 months, the par
chaser giving bond with approved Sc
curity.
Canton herald., 1837-12-22

StAtE or Misslsslrr,l By the Probate
Manson torSrY court of said Go.
To all persons interested in the lands,
tcnamcnts hcrodHamcnts and personal
estate of lIEzgElu klBBlE, deceased
Greeting:
u OU arc 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 couu.
ty, on the llh Monday of December next.
then and there To shcw cause, irOny You
have. why said court should not then or
der and decree, that the lands, tcncments
and hcrclilaments Of said deceased be
sold, for the purpose of making division
among the heirs.
WITNESS the Honorable THOMAS
SHAcKELFoBp, Judge Of Probate Of
- said county, the fourth Monday
LIS, of September, in the year ofoul
- Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and thirty seven, and seal Of salC
court.
Issued the 2Gth day ofSeptember, 1887
WILLIAM RILEY, Clerk
Nov. q, 1887 Q7-6W
Canton herald., 1837-12-22
COpARTNERSHIp.

UNJIAN 7 Y EIlISIIlT.
nICHARD NUGENT, of New Or
IA leans, La. and FRANCIS w.
TURPIN, of Grand Gulf, Mis-. have
associated themselves together for the
purpose of trnnsacting a general Com
mission business. The style Of the
firm in New Orleans will be Nugent
& Turpin, and in Grand Gulf TurpIn
& Nugent.
Canton herald., 1837-12-22
CIrIzgNs' BANK OF MADISON CouNrr,l

CITIZENS BANK OF MADISON CoUNTs,(
Dec. 18Th, 1887.
NOTICE is hereby given that Books
~ will be opened for the spPsorip-
ton of five thousand three hundred
shares of the capital stock Of the
Citizens Bank Of Madison County, at
its banking house in Canton, on Mon
day, the 18th day Of January, to con
tinue open for four weeks. An install
ment of ten dollars per share will be
required at the time OF subscribing, in
gold or silver, or the notes OF specie
paying banks Of this State.
By order Of the Board:
C. w. CLIFTON, Cashier.
Canton. llec. IS, 1887. Soft
Canton herald., 1837-12-22
LAND FOR. SALE.

INNJ FIN NALN.
THE subscriber, takes this method
Il ofmforming the public that he
wishes to sell tract of land consist
ING Of 43O acres-one half mile 5.
w. ofCanton. On this place there
lis a comfortable dwelling house and
other necessary buildings; and near,
Ily 100 acres in cultivation.
This tract Of land he would sell al
! 500 per acre, one half in hand, and the
other half at the expiration of twelve
months.
THOMAS GRAFTON.
Nov. "a. 1882 ian.*
Canton herald., 1837-12-22
SALE.
|sd'EI,diFF'S SALE.
III, ! Fl Fa on Bond to
April Term 1898.
{ In Madison Cir
~, cult Court.
same and same
same and same

Ens same aud same
Ftus Of the above stated cases
Etei to me. the Sheriff OF
|Coanty, | shall expose to
! or cash at the Court House
|he town of Canton on Mon
IN day of December, 1897.
[ov named George. Levied
tNbe soldto satisfy the above
Ses
4. FI.OURNOY, Sheriff.
1887. 27-3t
abore sale is postponed antil
5rdau in January 1888.
|lL. FLOURNOY, Shf.
!l837. 30-3t (pr fec S12.
Canton herald., 1837-12-22

NHf ~ Wsuu uHal tifmN tasI
hahmnt ot TFatflf.
Attachment.
tma, =. Ovens
fhh dfy rame ihe i8utlas hy lheif
1l'Uuies, ani happening ia lheCuuri
lHlt Goo mi defendants laih removed
beyond lhe Jurisdiction al tms Court
aul residing without lho limits ol ihn
State. II q therefore ordered, that
unless lhe sabl defendants appear be-
lore Csc 6rl dos yul tbc neat term o0
'his Court, and plead, answer, or dc.
muf 10 thc plaintiffs ullnchmenL iudg
mcnt wtIl be rendered against hm
lur lhc aHcunt oi Che plaintiffs damage
and cost Of suit, and the property 81
attached Wll be sold.
L. u. BOBBlTT, Cfk
Dcccpbcr T., tG37 20-it
Canton herald., 1837-12-22
/ EInuRNOY, Sheriff.
EUERIFFS SALE,

SHERIFF'S SALE,
pllipgton uss1 Alias f ia on
Ewing Bond TO
Tvs April Term
hnons, 1888
! ofthe above stated case direc-
hcnif of Madison county ! will
Slblic sale at the door Of the
g in the town Of Canton, on
s5th inst. four hundred bush
mthe town ofLivingstor. Lc-
will be sold to satisfy the a.
base.
S. M. FLOURNOY, Shift.
S37. 30-3t [pr fee SO
lbove sale is postponed un-
ay Of Jan. 1888.
Canton herald., 1837-12-22
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
H0diS0n C0uBty.

By the Probate rt.of said Co.
To all persons Interested IN The laRds,
teacments g. hercdiiaBepE Of A.
Il. Bedtie, misunderstanding.
NOU are hereby cited to appear be-
II fore the Probate Court Of said
county, at a regular term thereof, to
be holden ut the court house of said
county, on the 4th Monday of Dec.
next, then and there to show cause
if any youhave, why said court should
not then order and decree thatall the
lands tenements Of said deceased to be
sold.
Canton herald., 1837-12-22

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