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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
Mississippi Rail Road Company,
Natchez, October Is, 1888.

THE Stockholders in this Institu-
tisn, are hereby notified that further
instalment offifteen per cent on the
stock Of dissatisfaction, will be requir-
cd, payable at the berking house in
Natchez, or at any Of the branches, in
the following manner: five per cent
on the 10th day Of December, five per
cent on the 10th day of January, and
five per cent on the 10th day of Feb
ruary next. BY order of the Board.
Il. F. BRASIER, Cashier.
Get % 20-tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
CABINET MAKER AND UN-
DERTAKER.

Geo. B. SALMON, having open.
~ ed Cabinet Shop in Canton
respectfully invites his friends and
all persons who may wish to purchase
furniture, togive hima call, as he will
have constantly on handormake to or
der, Sideboards, Seeretarys, Bureaus,
Desks, Book Cases, Centre, Pier and
Gard Tables, Dining and Tea Tables,
Cradles, Cribs, Bedsteads, &C., &C.
Damaged furniture will be repaired
in the best manner and on short notice.
All kinds Of TURNING will be done
TO order. He also has a Tin SAop
in which all kinds Of TIN WARE
may be found, or made to order a.
may suit the purchaser
September ~, 1888. "a
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12

nv hu STEES M
by virtue Of ads, II
- to the undersi,gyns,Sl !
Dom, dated the ''''
ry, 1881 to secure d.
Judgment or judQm..,s
rendered l,,, on a certaIs \,
said . I, Dunn, op Martin M
OF New Orleans, for M X, |.
thousand, II y one hundred N
Dollars and fifty cent, !,
teen months and tw,,',
date, dated or about 4,
November 1886, which n
returned fromN ewOrIs,''
test for non accepting, ,' N
ment, and on which MN
been rendered in The cIrs
the United States IN am !
trlct Of Mississippi iorbl
interest cost and damage,
lud gment remains UNPAID /
fed by the saidDunn,,b ma
therefore as trustse hu|
deed, and to carry into VI
visions specified therein VI
relate to the lands and N
scrlbed in said deed, MI
sell, at public auction, n
bidder fur cash on Salpp|
day Of December next N
hours Of II A. M. and W
of-said day, at Dunn'sIos1
Big Black river, lots ma
IN section no 81, tOwnsig1
no two, west, contauin,l
hundred and forty acres;
ALS0, |
thirty three acres, pahHl
township no 9, rangenI|
part in section no one, Il
same range conveyed
DickSon: also, one fourth
lot no eight, section n0S|
no nine, range nothresn
ed a so by said Dicksen |
said Dunn; also, the wu
north east quarter Of asl
township no eight, rahssl
and also the east hsll
west quarter same stcas
and range last mentlcasi
SAID all lying and beingl
Of Madison, except the b
lies in Yazeo, county b
said sale to be applied M
to pay the expenses Their
ondly to pay and dl'chafI
ment as far as the same
Dunn's lower Jerry
these lands, and Of couT'
braced in and passed By
The lands will be sold
right ofDowerof Mrs. y
title only will be glven'
the trustee which lssupI
lid G. B. GRt
Oct "a. 20-6w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
TER NJ s.

erThe Gazette will be published eve
ry Thursday morning on large lmperi.
al sheet, and furnished to subscribers at
SIS per annum in advance, or Sc at the
end of the year. Advertisements inser-
ted at the usual rates.
August 4th, 1888.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
NOTICE.

NO IOE.
I SHALL at the November term
1888, of the Probate Court Of Madi.
son county State OF Mississippi, pre-.
sent my account for final settlement
and allowance on the estate of Benia.
min Talbot Decd. where all those in
terested in the settlement of said es.
tate can attend if they think proper
10. LATHAM, Admir-.
October 3, l7-6t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
NJ. S. HANCOCK,
w. r. ADAMS.
TERMS.

6yThe Herald will be published eve.
ry Wednesday morning, or large I'M
perial sheet, and furnished to subscribers
at the rate Of SIS per annum in advance.
or So at the expiration Of six months.
Canton, October, 1888.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12

ftfllE aheNAes lHlfm thHi
U uErmIf piH NHffhf
HfEkM fn1Iut lNfs# m fbf
tHFa taEaiHHff WNlbs n ilil opfs
ai,eh aH lhe fff day of Vaifhff.
tie "a HsW t.fffsi M receive aHd
nifig sluH Hilig lhm.ahH bales ~
cHias4 etea h0elleA tHles taH be
eamplaued rofiayi and ht Hl.l ship
end forward ig my p0iut desited by
ihf uWheU
WM. N. WASHINGTON.
The Manchester Wing, Canton
Herald. Lexington Standard, and Gre.
nada Bulletin, vii publish Che above,
and forward lheif respective accounts
70 This office lof payment BfondoR
hcpubiicaa
brandon, Sept. ~, 1888. flaG
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
NOTICE.

THE undersigned intends setting
out for the Republic Of Texas in few
days and expects to be absent from
the state until the month Of February,
or perhaps March. All persons ha-
wing business with him are requested
y cull on Col. II. A. Garrett, who IS
!illy authorised to transact any and
;ll business in which | am interested.
G. w. TERRELL.
November o., 23-3t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
PLANTATON LOR NlLL.

1,IIE Subscriber wishes 10 dispose
= Of his plantation, sixteen miles
from Canton, NJ the head waters Of
Doak Greek, consisting IN all, of about
nine hundred aud twenty acres, ono
hundred and sixty of which are under
n high state Of cultivation. Said land
Is lying 10 Sections "a aud 20, Town.
ship 10, Range b East. The above
described property If not disposed Of
at private sale, before the 18th OF
November next, viii be sold on that
day, on the premises at public sale to
The highest bidder. Terms, one
third cash in hand; the balance in one
and two years; bond and approved
security required.
GEORGE s. GRANT.
September 10, 1888. l4-tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
$40 REWARD.
POCKET BOOK LOST.


Y OST on the road between John
- Briscoe's and Canton, or in Can
ton, on yesterday, a small calf-skin
POCKET BOOK, containing be.
tween ninety and hundred dollars in
cash; S45 on Brandon, $50 on the
Corporation Of Grand Gulf, and As
on the Bank Of Port Gibson, and 9th.
or tickets not recollected; also note
on M. J. McKie, for S5883, 33-0odue
on the ninth day of February, $40
which note the public are forewarn,
ed from trading for as ! am the Lawful
owner.
JOSEPH ii. VANNOY.
Canton, Nov. %. 23-3t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12

W| 1909
NfNuN fNTEstfutNetht
Ig4tltU tttaH FiepHsiHfi II %
s. ruH NbrNl eiIh lha rHf.a
lsa 81 iha IHf 'lIIHser siaff 'lle
unieNgaa propose wihliaHnal w .lie
town w NaNH0. bwHi% nmnif, Ne
sis4ieH. HtFffF ftfta, bearing ilia
above iHif, which Nill " devoted %
L.fsmlhft. AaHaa'uH hni Politics
ittg elliott eil D. uasd 70 render lho
lsflLlalgtah Interesting and wnf'hy ~
patronage, w introducing ihio iis columns
The most useful Information wilhIu or
roach.
The distinct line which has been drawn
lclween thc two prominent parties Of our
country, requires n candid nyowal " The
political ienols which shall characterize
The lNfhttierNcEn From finn convic
ton that National Bank ia Indispensable
to a SOUND CIRCULATING MEDIUM, aud Of ils
powerful agency In correcting such evils
and cmbarrassmonls as at present per.
wade our country, wo are constrained TO
advocate its establishment with zeal, and
with all The ability We can bring TO Our
aid We are opposed to the leading mca.
surcs Of the present administration, and
will sustain Wing principles.
Our Democratic friends need not be dc.
TERED from extending their patronage to
the INrELLiGEHcER from an apprehension
of wounded sonsibility, as we have deter
mined to exclude all offensive natter
We, therefore, solicit the patronage of all
parties, with the hope that our Journal
will prove both pleasing and instructive.
TERNs--The Macon lNrELLlGENcER
will be printed with good type on hand
some paper, and furnished to subscribers
at FIVE DOLLARS per year in advance, or
SIX DOLLARS at the expiration of the year.
V. N. MURPHEY,
H. w. FOOTE.
NJ nIs lE
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
Sept. 49,.
PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOB
SALE.

WILL be sold at public auction,
- on the second Monday in Jan +.
airy, 1899, it being the fourteenth
day OF the month, the plantation on
which | reside, containing four hun.
dred and eighty acres, more or less.
one hundred and eighty.fve of which
is in cultivation. Tcrms-One third
cash, the balance in two annual paw
ments, from the FIRST Of March, 1889.
Notes given in payment, payable in
the Union Bank at Jackson, with an.
proved security. Also, at the same
time and place, twelve likely ne
groes, first rate cotton pickers, ten Of
the twelve have picked two thousand
three hundred and seventy pounds ia
one day. Also, seven head Of horses
and mules, thirteen head of cattle,
and a fine stock Of hogs, corn and
fodder, farming utensils of every de.
scr'ption, household and kitchen fur.
nlturc. Terms Of sale Of the negroes
and other property, except the land
Cash.
The land is Of the first quality, be-
ing mostly cane land well tim cred,
aad convenient to water. II is stu.
ated in a good neighborhood, three
miles south Of Canton. Those inten.
ding to purchase are invited to exam.
Inc the property. Sale to commence
at eleven o'clock.
WILLIS B. WADE.
OctA 2Otds
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
JOHN G. HUEY,
Formerly of RassciiriHe, Ry)
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

NO. q, BANK PLACE.
n Il w OR l. Il A " s.
References.
p. :, Johnson 1D@ NJ I s Co. N Orleans
J IL r. Yeatman, 1'""'"'
VIM. Garvin, -,
Thos. J. Martin, LOUISVILLE
Wurts, Musgrovc Il Wurts, ! p,,.
Alex'r Read, hHfa'
Bailey, Keller & Remsen, =, ~
Robert & Williams, A. YORK
Rich'd Bib, Jr.
N. Long, h'''e''p'ne
Fort & Ware, !
Dickerson, Lewis & Co. Madisonpille.
George Work, Esq, Jackson.
OF. E. Stuart, Vernon.
DR.. J. B. Morgan, Clinton.
TIL e THOROUGH BRE ID
HORSE--JIM POLK,
WILL be let to Mares, the fall
~ season of 1888, at twenty dol
lars per mare; those who put last
Spring ond whose Mares have failed,
will be permitted to put this fall gra-
t.s. JIM will be always found with
a faithful groom at the stable OF the
subscriber, six miles west of Canton.
PEDIGREE.
JIM POLK is beautiful BAY, full
sixteen hands high, six years old, was
got by Stakeholder, dam by imported
Eagle, grand dam by Pacolet, @. @.
dam by imported Mendoza; g. g. 9.
dam by imported Ariel; g. g. g. 9.
dam by imported st. George, &c. &c.
Jim's blood is inferior to that of no
horse living. As a racer, Ihave to
say that he has started twelve times
and has been eight times winner at
two and three mile heats. His SER
vices are offered thus low to induce
my neighbors to try the experiment
| of breeding their own stock, which
experience and observation have pro-
ven to me will promote their interest.
lie will be exhibited on the Canton
Course on the Goth instant.
JOHN ii. WALKER.
oept. ~. l5-tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
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convenient % th IN NJ
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balance al such ,,s,'
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property will h ,~sll{
The promIseson 4. Nv ~,
sept ., 1885 'V'al
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12

LAW NOTICE.
JOHN G. OFT, and VIM. S. BAL
LEY,-Have associated themselves
in the practice of their profession.
Their office in Canton, where at all
times one of them may be found.
September 5, 1898. l3-ly
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
NOTICE

NOTICE /
rs HEREBY GIVEN N, \
1 October Term, lS'S 4
bate Court Of Madison y \
sissippi,1 shall prese,' q X
count as admlnlstra'0l,
Of Waddell Sanders a'''
settlement and allowaaTsess
THOS. SANDbSs \
Sept. &C.. ..nl;,slal|
O7-The above app !ss1, Il
poned until the next 's'''
bate Court. -
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
HENRY S. DICKINSON. Ar

HENRY S. HUTCHINSON, AT
- ToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
will attend the different Courts oil
Adams County, and the Circuit Courts
of adjacent ties;-Gkewise the
High Court Of Errors and Appeals,
the Court of Chancery, and the United
States Circuit and District Courts, at
Jackson.
VOffice in MMs-srREEr, few
doors below the Planters Bank. Re-
fer to DR.. T. J. CArcnNcs,)
J. SILvERBERc, Esq., oo"'0"'
CHANCELLOR Durham,
Rev. DAVID C. PAGE,
Col. JAMES c. WILKINS, 'a'Sfss'
l.. X. MARSHALL, ESQ.,,
J"re 20-4-tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
NOTICE,

NOTICE
+ SHALL at the Noys
4 1888, Of the Probate "
ison county State Of M''s
sent my account tor lla vi
and allowance on the esn1|
Curly decd. where aI ,' "
ted in the settlement Of s "
attend, if they thrns r P1oTsI||
10. LATHAM
October 8, ~
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been made ON the African shore should moi deter
You rom the prosecution OF your great enterprise
because do not doubt that their sacrifice will be
productive Of the most glorious and happy results
their poseriiy
Mr.. President, before conclude these loose and
desultory remarks, there is view OF this subject
which presses with peculiar force upon nv mind
and which must be INDUCED In expressing Sir,
when we look 10 The past and see what we were a
few years ago. fewin number and struggling for our
yeHy existence, with the most powerful nation on
earth, and compare il with what we now are, can
not bul press my views a lue into the future, and
contemplate what will BE- the stale OF things some
My or hundred years hence, according 10 the
same ratio of progression II now we hnd, with
our present spaTcily Of population this class Of peo
PIE an ncumbrance almost too poDderous 10 be borne,
Wnat VIII Il be with its increase when our own popu-
aiion shall have swelled TO some hundred millions,
and The productions Of our soil more inadequate 10
sustain our existence Would Il not be the part Of
wisdom now 10 remove the incumbraDce, when Il
can DC done, Than TO await until their increase and
our own want OF means shall make the task more
difficult, II not mpossblef trust that this consi-
deration will sink deep into the reflections of the
American People, and beget spirit OF energy and
enterprise compatible with the magnitude of the du-
ties which devoye upon them In relation 10 this in
teTeSting subject
Mr. President, the quiet and peaceable, vet sure
and steady operations Of this Society will do more
In the work of emancipation in one year. than all
the incendiaIy and infammaiory efforts of abolition
societies would do in thousand. The work Of
emancipation must no, only be voluntary on the
part Of owners, but il must be gradual; while the
spirit of our People will resist all interference by
others, there is no disposition TO prevent voluntary
emancipation, and drought this avenue your Society
will find full employment for all its means and all
its energies. These sources we're fresh and full
until they were dried up by the mad attempts of the
fanatics; they may be opened anew but not by vio-
lence or insoent interferenec--you must address
mems reason not their passions.
We do not know what events are in the womb of
futurity but believe as fondly hope, thai all and
each OF you may live to see the suspicious hour
when, by yonr boz yourtoil and your benevoence,
the colony which you have planted may rise into an
empire sustaining American institutions and diff
fusng the lights of science, literature, liberty, and
religion over the continent of now ignorant barba-
rous, and degraded Africa cordially approve the
general objects of your association, and trust that
they may be amply successful.
[NoTE.--It is proper to say that | do not approve
Of the resolution which authorizes application to
Congress for an appropriation Of money to aid the
funds of the Society / do not think that Congress
has the constitutional power tomake such an appro-
priation.-J. G,l
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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-01-11

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