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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30
~ office.

FENIlE COpartnership heretofore existing between
l. the subscribers, under the firm of "Bradlee u
Shedd" was, by mutual consent, dissolved GA the
twelfth day of October last
n. BRADLEE,
JOSIAH SHEDD.
Poacham, January 6, 1888.
fES'iL subscriber respectfully acknowledges past
ioVors, ard solicits future favors oil his ola
Friends an, the Public generally. He has on hand,
and lh">nds to keep in future an assortment OF
GdeaDHD
Suitable for the wants of The Country; and he assures
the public that his Goods will be afforded for cash
or approved credit, ''cheap as the cheapest
= N. BRADLEE.
n b. All persons indebted to the firm of Brad
lee q Shedd respectfully requested to settle
the same with the subscriber without delay.
N BRADLEE.
Peacham, jan 6, 1898. 23-3w
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BRIGHTON MARKET. "a

BRIGHTON A.ARKET. C
Monday, January %, 1853.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser 81 Patriot
At market $50 Beef CaNe, $50 Sheep, and
30 Swine.
PRICES.
BEEF CATrIE--A small advance effected.
We quote extra at 81 II 7 IS first quality 6 80 a
81; second quality 70 s 25; third quality 90 a
90
SuEEr-We notice sales at 25, 2 10, So. 80 ;
and Wethers at S. and $50.
SwINE-At retail, 9 for Sows, and 10 for Barrows.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30

In Philadelphia 800 carpenters are out ofemploy
ment.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-30

LII'I,ELS MUSEUM OF FOREIGN LIT
ER.4TURE AND SCIENCE,
TONTAINING selections from the Foreign Re-
" views and Magazines Of all which would in
terest American reader. 1t is published. month
Iy and each number contains nearly as much read
ing one Of our Quarterly Reviews. No perodi-
cal publication in country contains equal a.
mount of interesting and valuable matter.
j. p. FAIRBANKS, Agent.
ST. Johnsbury, Jan. |, 1888. 23-u
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Bedford Female Academy near
SfGej'Fy. IfA.

nITPILS may. during the present year, be enter
ed at any period ofthe Course aud will be char
red rateably TO the time. To avoid deranging the
organization of the School, there will be no Vaea
ton. until the Fall.
Tuition, in English aud French, so dollars per an
uum. Board, washing, lights and fire, $40 per
month. Italian OF Spanish, $40 per anuum. Music.
SO. Embroidery, colored and white, So. Pupils
furnish then own Bedding. To those from a dis
lance, it can be supplied, at a moderate charge.
Summer uaitorm. This will consist of a Robo of
Pale-blue printed Cambria, the figures small and
close Capes of the same Pantalets of white A.
prons Thrown French Linen, edged with blue Braids
Straw or chip Bonnets, Nuns pattern, trimmed with
Sky-blue: Green Wells. Jewelry and Embrolderie.
prohibited, as well as all tinery in general.
EDWARD WIN. JOHNSTON.
March wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
TEMPERANCE MEMORIAL.

I'VE inse,r. bv rcqurs, the snbioined beauiifnl
md coreni PAPER orihc SUBJECT OF Temperance
7, , Merprial. which was addressed 10 the last lie.
~c;s,a,,,e NJ NJ ,ssaehrset,s. 4 which. il is believed. led
In The adoytion by that body Of the law abolishing the
whole license System. and declaring il unlawful TO
sell ardent spirits in quantities less Than fifteen gal
Ions. Even those who may object TO the concur
,,ons of the Memorial, cannot fail 10 be interested
in the manner in Which the question is discussed
~ I-,a,Yfop
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

BNoR SALE, on accommodating terms, a large
d TRACE OF LAND, (about 2OuO Actes) "
ing IN the South pant of Bcltorl county, onthe va
tiers of Oak Creek, p miles from Lvnchburg and
SIX miles trom LeesyiIlc, on Staunton River. Tbe
improvements on the Land are a comfortable Dwel
ling House, with other necessary out houses. and
about $50 Acres ot cleared Land, IN good condition
for cropping. The balance OF the Tract is well tim
bered and well watered, and rs well adapted 10 The
culture ofTobacco, Corn, Wheat and Oats. The
Land will be divided. ii desired, aud if nor sold, will
be rented tot the ensuing year. Apply TO DIR. f.
Austin, LcesyllIc, Campbell county.
August ; WIS
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POLITICAL.
.nurDH con,

wn.r speaks the Thunder, when its midnight cry
Rolls tlnongh Heavens vast and cloudy palaces
What writes the lightning on the ohun skv,
When the fierce tempests, wrapt in saekoloih, rise
From their huge cradles on the roaring seast
What shout the Eannt aud tlne-deising trees,
That toss right pyails ther arms on high,
When from the hills the cold northwestern guile
Calls to the torrent in the mist, valel
And the air rings with lieasen's artilefYi
.TurnE Is oxr Gen ITO liIs they lin ihoir pf"let'
lie framed them temples, aud they worship there
Storm, wind, and bowling thunder! &c, VAIN man,
And think their mighty creed afalsc one, II yoa can
U,ica, august, 1898. NJ W n
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tleman, distinguished by grace and bfilliancy Of
stvle as a writer ms extensive literary information
aud his accurate acquaintance with The Classics, |
have no doubt that in amy literary employment requi-
,ine ,lrss qualifications, he could render accepta-
lie service TO the Public. ROBI. y. HAINE.
For terms, &c. see separate advertisement.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
NOTICE
To sssrrk Layers &n& sasspw.eyS,

N'llE building Of the Brick Church, near Cedar
4 Grove, IN Amherst county, will be let to the
lowe,t bidder, ON Wednesday the loth day of Octo-
Der, ISIS, AT the Cedar Grove. The size will be
made known, the plan, &c. by the Trustees appoin-
ted tur that purpose.
AMBROSE RUCkER, Sec'y.
Sept. % w2v
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TleGSE' ~ b..

AN Friday the 10Th day of October, 1888. there
~ will be sold, upon the premises, 1T public anc-
ton, Tor cash. the Tobacco Factory House aud Ioi,
late in the occupancy Of VIM. Sncad decd. The
Lofts At the junction OF 9Th street aud Oh ALLY, IN the
town of L,nchbnlg, and contains half an acre OF
ground. The Improvements are III good order, and
well suited iot the manufacturing Of Tobacco.
At the same time and place, and upon the same
'"rms, oIll}le Screws aua t%,Htures belonging to 80!
Factory House, will be sold.
The sale will be made IN pursuance ola must deed
executed 10 the undersl ned 10y Wm. Snead, IN his
lite time, dated on the 6th day Of October, lsl3, aud
of record III the Clerks office of HE llusting's Court
Tor the corporation Of Lyuchburs. Ihentle to the
property IS believed 10 he unqucslionabic, but as trus.
tee, shall sell aud convey such TILE only AS the trust
deed aforesaid vests IN ne,
JOllNO LlsFTWICIl, Trustee.
Sept. 10 tGD
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e4tnDE I'D Ps>sENGEgss.
NEW

- " = ~ ~ 7 " IN :.
IhlE Northern Line of Stages from Lynchburg
= To Fredericksburg by way Of Charlottesville
leaves Lynehburg on TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and Sat
utdays, at = O'Clock, \. NJ, and reaches Charlortes-
VILE IN the evening Of those days II arrives at Ere
defiehsburs ON Mondays, Wednesdays aud Frida,s.
at O'Clock, p. NJ. In returning, 1t arrives at Char
Iottes'IlIe on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS.
md reaches Lyuchburg on Mondays, Wednesdlys
and Fridays. by this route passengers leay,9o
Lynchburg vii! reach Fredericksburg IN two days,
or those going from Lynchburg TO Richmond viii
reach Richmond on the second day at O'Clock, p.
M.-our teams and coaches are first rate, and the
u'htfS ara careful and accommodating. No pans
will be spared to rendef the tr1p safe and pleasant IN
the passengers.
Fare through TO Fredericksburg sn 90
do to Richmond q "a
Apply at the Franklin Hotel, Lynchburg, for seats
s. Il. CLOVES, Act.
July2
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JAMES, Es. WATTS.
.ETTGE.S'Fs'.gT E,FH..

NflLL, IN future, IN addition to the counties of
w Botetouri and Roanoke, practice in the Sa-
perior and County Courts ofthe county of FrankIin.
Business entrusted 10 his care, will receive pro,nnt
attention. HIS address is Big Lick, Roanoke conn,
ty, Va.
AuguSt9 ON
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BANEsSGl FURNITURE.

pl vuiur of Il deed Of II executed 10 me on
v the 26lh August, ls37, lor purposes therein
mentioned, | shall proceed to sell, nj public auctlon,
on Thursday tho th October next, IN the house
orer Mr.. SAINT Nomlin's Office, all the Household
aud Kitchen Furunulc therein, consisting, IN part OF
Grand PIANO Forte,
tfrcIGn Sofa,
| set Dining Tables,
Tea do
Sidchoatd
Centre do
/ Secretary and Book Case.
= Bureaus,
4 Br1s and Bedding.
) Mahogany Bcdstcads,
| doa. Curll Maple CHAINS,
2 " Windsor,
! Stanly Cooking Stove, No. J.
| Patlow do
| Mantle Glass,
. PIER do
Hand Irons,
Tenders, nc.
Together with all the Household and Kitchen
+ nfnlturc, comprising every article IN a well furnish
did house.-Tcrn liberal and made known on the
day OF sale. ROBERT MORRISS. Tnstee.
SalcIo be condoetcdby Charles Phelps, Auct'r.
Sept. 20 40
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CHEAP
.sGYT(g;.

4 PETITION will be presented 10 the next LIE
y plslature of Virginia, praying Tor a new county
ont oi pous OF Amherst and l. edi0fd, lying and belng
IN the upper end Of SAID county, and betw eenth 10
b,cco Row and Blue Ridge hountains-and also a
meeting Of the citlzens friendly 10 DIVISION OF sain
county. will meet Al Richard ]. Pryor'sT Tavern, Fed
IA, Mills. on Saturday lhe Goth Of October next, and
ON Thursday the 25t1 Of the same m0nii at Waugh
Fery, at Inch places map Of SAID county WIN be
presented 10 HE cltlzcns, Designating IT'S boundaries
mountains. 10 Ids, Ae. Ne.
Aug. II. hN
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Tie rates Of insurance. are as Tow AS any m The Z
niled States. For Sl3 10, Il person aged 30 may
secure 81 900 to lis representatives. or creditors, II
he should die within he ear.
The trrnson which aunuitics are granted, are
more favorable to HE annnitant than at any other OF
fee III THIS counlty.-A person % years OF age will
be pad SO - lof life, lor every 3l00 deposited with
the Company.
The cnlowmcnts are ON the same plan. For 500
paid a, the birth Of a child, II viii pay 500, ifhc at
tam the aye OF 81.
The Company will also receive money for a year,
and pay - per cent. interest, semi-annually, or com
pound IT At ilat rate.
Office, u .Secona Street, B%aitimore.
JOlIN J. DONALDSON, President.
J. !. ArkINsuN, Secretary.
The undersigned is appointed agent. Of the Baltl-
more Life Insurance Company, and will give any
information 10 persons wishing To make assurances.
CHARLES l.. MOSBY.
Sept. Z WITS
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NOTICE T..

r,fIE subscriber will resume the duties Of her
q School ON Monday the lst Of October. The
terms will be twelve and 4 ball dollars. for the session
al five months. MARISSAJ J. GORDON.
SeDf. 6 w1w
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Sc,

ANlNG determined to devote my attention
2 d principally to the Carryall making business,
will endeavour in future 10 keep on hand al my slo
Il supply of CARHYALLS, with and WITHOUT
Springs, made of first late timber and good work
manship. My situation being in the country, nv
expenses considerably less than they would be in
Lynchburg, and having had 10 years experience ia
the business, | make no hesltancy in the assertion,
that can sell them much cheaper according to quail.
ity. than they can be bought III Lynchburg, or almost
any Other town. | will also make BAROUCHES 10
order. Those wishing TO purchase would do well To
give me a call before purchasing, as | feel confident
shall give general satisfaction both in price and
quality.
My shop may be found in Amherst, s miles north
from Lynehburg. near New-llope Meeting House.
will also keep on hand for the accommodation of
purchasers the best Carryall Harness, al the lowest
cash price. SYLVESTER l.. BURFORD.
July 10 w3m
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y FSIV'
ROBERT TINSLEY, CIR.


CoMMIssIoNERs OFFICE,
Amherst Court House, August 28tli, 1888.
The parties will take notice, that have appointed
Thursday Tie first day OF November next, to COM
nence the accounts lnthe foregoing order SIP CITED,
on which day, at the hour OF 10 O'Clock A. VI. they
are requested to attend at my office, with their
vouchers aud copies of Court papers, prepared for
examination and settlement.
ROBERT TINSLEY, Com.
September Is wlw
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August l6
.SDYEGE.

q Ill persons indebted To the subscribers, are
a hereby notified that satisfactory arrangements
tor the payment either debts must be made by the
Ist OF AusustncXt, as longer indulgence cannot be
gwen JAMES c. HUNT u Co.
June Ii Is
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A Il a CircuN Superior Court of Law and Chan
y Gerry, continued aud held for the county of
Amherst, AT the Court House, on Tuesday the l0h
day of April, l837:
Ornoud Ware AMI Polly w. his wife. and Peter
G, Camden, plaintiffs,
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4 I Ruleshold in the Clerks Office ofthe Iu.tiny, Cour
Z a OF the corporation OF L%ynehburg, on the 6thday 81 Au-
gust, 1888.
lillian l." Lancaster Plaintiff,
nnniun
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NIlkGlNlA :-Atrules holdcnin the Clerks Office of the
' County Court of Charlotte, the 9Th day of August, 1888:
James ii. Dupuy, Plaintiff,
against
''""J'h uIeAl ana John -. dlenn, Defendants,
IN CHASCERY.
Inc defendant MHcaJah Glenn, not having entered his APP
p~'',.pe "ceofdinS TO The Act OF Assembly and the rules of
ne is moi an inhaVilunt of this Commonwealth On the mo-
1t" OF ., llalhtil, 10y counsel, II is ordered that the said de-
Ho"nt 40 appear before the Justices of the said Court. at the
Courthouse, on The frst Monday in November next, and an
S"ef tG Iiaintli $ bill, and give security ior perfonnin. the
''ie' oil te court aud that a copy of this order be insertedin
'oLle new spaper published in The town of Lynchburg, for
el4I. Nee|s Si.eeesSlsely, and posted at the front door OF tho
court house of the said county.
ACopy-IrSte,
WINSLOW ROBINSON, C.
august 10 w3w
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iiIDl W dc Ill l l UuS w HIS VIE, anu l ere
G. Camden, plaintiffs,
oo,;,ei
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w he' hnne " ~ ''',. - " "r'" "A
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I'D" "'' : - ~ t',' y, -! -, :, Luz
"S'>Pe1'''S 'S'7'S' "' 7'''N' '"""
Is CHANcERY.
The subpunas awarded in this cause on The 1Otl,
day of : pfrniber, l-26, and the 9Th day of June.
l-a7, being returned cxecn.ed upon the derepl,nts.
VIII ma Ware, Richard \. Enbank and Polly his
wife. Anne Ware and james y. Ware. and they sill
C,,lloa TO file thaIf answer. although four months
hapr e Ipscd as well since HE return days of he SAID
snb,orn3sZ the flro ,f tha ,l,in,f,' hin and
,la Ir(erd ants p,bacy Marc. anderson Ware
Mansfield W,,r #prubfu :. VIZ. lain II. Ware
ta,st,vus \ Ware. Garland Ware. William Mare
,,1 Edward Ware wlo n o,t of IN, conn.
-, and ,,,i,st whoa, ,he rr,i,tiNs a,rc,, +,
,.no nrocecicd il, m, ,n,de n,csc,ibed hx law
,a,;,st ,bsp,r drlend,nt< and ,hrv sill f,G,r
- ann,,t and answer. On motion Of lire NAM
ms Nv rn,n,rI t6e Canr, dom fale ,bnj, hin f.,
,a,f.c..3 :. h, ,or s,iJ dTf.,L,,fx. ,,J he L.foni,r,
rI,,,,I Ng,s,n. ,Jn.i-,-ta, az l,b,, w.,
a'ti''b - h'+'''i ~ D''' '''hs
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W lPmm Young, Emanuel Bower, William Davis, Samuel
AieO orhie and JohnR. Mcdaniel, merchants and artnets ira
dlg under the firm and style OF McCorkle & Mel Daniel,
JoiHn Miller and tyland Roberts, merchants and partner. ira
under The styi lea and frn Of Miller Il Roberts, and Plea
iabbA, Defendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

~ 0TNNNTN1'
HE defendant, " Illiam Young, not having entered his
and given sccnrlty, according 10 the act of
Assembly and the rules of this court, and it appearing
nN. satisfactory evidence, that he is not an inhahitant OF
tllS country; 1t IS ordered that the said defendant do APP
pear mere On the first day of The next November term, and an-
S"er the Original and amended bills OF the plninif; and that
a copy OF tins orierbe forthwith inserted in some newspaper
punished IN the town OF L|ynchburg for eight weeks success
SI'eIy, and posted at the front door OF the courthouse ofthis
\ Com-Tesic.
JAMES BENAG elk.
Au9' 10, vnw
Canton herald., 1838-01-05


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the hmih hlf Uf sseiHm HitssH.
ha H1f'H uef Wausl. .lha na.h sect
fHIeft fHe faif ls.f nf ti.s fmih fasf
f'tItHn3 iHeHfY affffeHA lUenfY
ftf hanllelih nf aHf in CO.. soHih
wtfi curse ~ f..e tuth elsi aH#ftff
IF wr'ien ite'te rie fast haii "a
he rHIih fHtt WHHff Il setilun
'.ettns luis 80. rs, seven, nine md
rnsu acriiHn nnf. nd lot M. Use iu
.fr.Fm $3.50 NJ township nine, anff
mr. wrfL tsa. fui "a. fte. in eco.
.iuu iHllit .t. township irn, range
uuc, Wrth Aso, tbc west half n tbe
u9I'h west Gm.0rf, Bnd ihe north bali
W iie ca.t baIl north west quarter ol
section eighteen, township niue,mngc
"nc. cHsi--cu containing in nIl fourteen
hundred acrcs This 4aluabln tract
nl hud is one ol lhe most desirable
plantations M Madison county. well
.walerci aHi imbcrcd. with about
three hundred acres IN cultivation,
Term4a crcdllol one. two und three
at"thcV1ymcuis 90 hc secured Ly
.lotcs. with approved security and q
mortgage on the premises.
HENRY llANBLlN,l a..
L0. LATHAM. ''" "a
~ 4. 4. Btd,r. dccc1cd.
Dec. ~. 1881. SECT
Canton herald., 1838-01-05

EI' the taxes on the following dcscri-
bed LANDS, are not paid on before
ihe 18th day Of March 1888, | viii ex,
pose them TO public sale at Kosciusko,
to the highest bidder for cash, on that
day.
A list of ladion Reservations under
the 18th Article Of the treaty, situated
in the county of Alfalfa, now liable 10
taxation; and situated as foIlows:--
Eli w. Crowder. Il 4 Of n w 1 &
w of n Il A of Section A, Township
70, Range east; situated on seneash-
er creek. Charles Durant WI offs
;, T -, 5 East; situated on Seneash.
er creek. Eden Ward, L Of sect G
T 13.R5. Turner Ward, OF W
Of sec 90, + IS. R 5. Lue Wilson. ]
Of sec 81 T 5. Lucy Siston, v
of W of sec 80, 7 l3 II 5. Hok-sa
ia. OF n f 4 OF sec l3R5. Pa
subbee, N W. OF sec 3 T l4R6. SiIa:
Mckinney, sw of sec T IA G
Buzzord, sE of sec 5, T -, 6, Kan
Iiaiubbee, Sc of sec II, T l6, R 6
Hookta, W of $ Edo sec %, l6, n 6
Wallace. wa of NE of sec 27 7 G X 6
John r. Lynch W of / and = ! 0
N W Of sec 10, T l3,R7 Stonatonub
bee, W of w4 Of sec 6, T ii, Z
John Cooper, W Of Il and ! o
n W OF section 80, township Ia, 7
| TuIlawah. W of NE a oi 26, T 5. 7
David Sexton, WI OF sec 23Tl6 r. 2
George Pursley, the wholeWs sec 3,
Ia. 0. Owantubhce. the Sc OF Sc
IA, T Is, n 0. Tour WinIock, the
4 Of sec Is. T Is, n 8. Ma-ah-sha-ta
w Of W 4 Of section %, 7 IS, r Q.
ROBERT M. CADE.
Assessor aRd Collector Of Atioia CT
December I, 1887. 2o-3m.
Canton herald., 1838-01-05
NOTICE.

YEyO all whom it may concern. The
IL firm OF Douglass & Thompson in
Camden. will be understood TO be the
firm Of John Douglass & Thompson
as John Douglass. was partner with
me in The original stock opened on the
10Th of August 1886. ! have since
that time reIinquishcd all my claim tc
said firm, to my father John Douglass
and s. Thompson, so they are equa|
nartners mr. in the aforesaid firm.
Given under my hand this the 10th
| day Of Nov 1887. -
W. r. l.. DOUGLASS.
Dec i, 1887. 9O-3t
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arief 81 Sect. No. Z.
sesl quarter. md The
north east quarter Of
scepi ten acres on the
ines of the last mcn
agin Township No. 10.
81 2I,ast-togcthcr with
sfmenis, hereditaments
noes ibercunto belong
\ il believed to be good.
Ne the purchaser such
ted in me by virtue OF
rust.
lam HOY. Trustee.
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Canton herald., 1838-01-05
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Canton herald., 1838-01-05
NOTIII.C'.E'.,,.,.-
4 ET'rERS testamentary. having

n ETTERS testamentary. having
~ been granted to the undersigned
byihe Probate court of Madison coun-
tv at the last Sept. term 1887, on
the estate OF Jas Wdlker decd. 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 persons in.
debted to the said estate are requested
to come forward and make immediate
payment. ncD
Oct 27, 1887 23 5m
Canton herald., 1838-01-05
URIAH BOBDITT.
RICHARD II. WALKER,
Trustees.
Carthage, Jan. 5,1G38. 33 ids



0f Cantor.
Beit enacted BY tie President and
Selectmen OF the town Of Canton,
that oil Laws and Ordinances passed
by this board shall take effect, after
giving ten days public notice thereof.
Belt enacted &c. That q tax o
374 cents be levied on each hundred
dollars worth ol property within the
limits OF said corporation subject to
State tax.
BE il cnac;ed, sc. That it shall be
the duty of the Assessor, Collector
and Constable 10 collect all taxes fines
and e oiures occurring under these
Bye Lan5 and pay the same over TO
the Treasurer, and TO carry into effect
all the sand Ogdinancesthat may
be pas d by this board.
Be | gciea sd. That it shall not
be law II Ior any person or persons TO
shoot ny Gun, Pistol or other fire
arms u ID ihe corporate limits OF
said tosn, and every person SO Of
fcndine, snail upon conviction there
fore lolfcit and pay iof cvery such Of
fence tie sumof fyc dollars iecovera-
bic with cost before any maslsifaieoi
this county.
! Be itenacted &c. That it shall not
be lawful for any negro or negroes 70
visit thi, place on Sunday without Q
special permit from his her or their
owner or overseer, on business, and
all negroesfound within this corpora
| ton as aforesaid without such specla
permit, sllall receive not exceeding
twenty lashes for every such offence
J BE itenacled &c. That shall any
! negro be found within discrepancies
on Sundayor after sundown or be
Canton herald., 1838-01-05
NllI1lll.

'E'llE undersigned. Administrator
n he boais non Of thc late William
Matlock decd. will present his final
accountat the January Term of the
Probate Court Of Madison county,
and apply to said court 10 be released
from the iuFther administration of said
estate. When and where, all those
interested can attend and show cause
il any they have why such settlement
should not be made.
JAMES M. MATLOCK, Admr
Dec. p, l837.-3l CIV