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Some Things Nev
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CHEAP CASH STORE.

.Neo Goods By the Proprietor, ,chose motto
is TO 1e Up and DANG. Quich and Cheap,
Cheap for Cash and No imprisonment
for Debt
Hi has been 10 New York and returned
n Il with few well selected new Bonn,ts,
Ribbons, artificial Flowers, Silks, Shawls,
Calicoes Ginghams. Muslins, Gloves Hosc-
~, Handkerchiefs. Collars, Laces. Edgings,
I ombs and various trimmings &c. &c. With
the previous stock of Cafpe,ings, Pape: Hang.
ings, Cloths, Cassimcres, Satllnetts, Vestings,
Farwell's Shoes and Boots, Cotton Cloths,
Yarn, Wicking. Tickings. a splendid assert.
mont of rich Glass Ware, Crockcry, mantle
ornaments, Looking. classes, Fancy Articles,
Family Groceries such as Lamp Oil, Teas,
Coffee, Sugars, Moasses, Spices, &c. &c.
which comprises Que Of the most convenient
stocks TO buy from tina, he has ever had The
pleasure ofhaving at this early season Of the
ycsr 10 o{fo- :" his vary mcry good customers
to whose liberal patronage he chee,fully DC.
knowlcdges tho ability TO buy cheap and he
lieving in progressive improvement in bust.
ness as well as knowledge hopes the demand
and sales may SO increase as to induce him 10
continue TO extend his variety Of goods, wares
and merchandise systematically to the extent
of The fancles, wishes, expectation and wants
Of the public and the appearance of the inter-
nal arrangement Of the establishment until ii
shall be satisfactory and gratifying TO his home
neighboring and distant customers.
S. EARL HOWARD.
Burlington. April 10, 1888.
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Charles S. Kimball's Estate.
STATE or TER.NON7,, }

SIHIE OF y ERUONI
DIsTRIcT or CHITTENDEN.
Tile Honorable The Proba,e Coun miihin and
for Me District Of Ch,Uenden. To he
CREATORS ard others concerned in he estate
of Charles S. K,mbaH. late of Burlington,
an said District, deceased.
WHEREAS The administrator Of the
w estate of said deceased hath modc
application to thus cour, 10 extend the time
limited for making payment of the debts
nf sad deceased, six months from tins
date. aud the third Monday of April next
being assigned 'nr hearing in The prcm'.
scs, At the Eagle Hall IN Willl,ion, and it
It having been ordered that nn'Ice thereof
be gwen. bv publishing this decree two
weeks sncc"s,ivrlv ~ she Free Press n
newspaper printed at Burlington, before
| he time fixed for hearing.
Therefore, von are hereby nn,,fi I'D to
appear before sand Court, a, The time and
place aforesaid. then and there. to make
obi c'ton # any You have. to the said time
| of payment being further extended as afrre
said.
Given under nv hand a, Burlington. ,h,-
3lst day Of March. a ID 1888
IV1n ITES row Register
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Sidney Powell's Estate.
stare OF VERMONT.

DrsTRtcT or CHIrrENDEN So.
The Honorable The Probate Court for the
District of ChiNenden, TO all persons
concerned in The Estate Of Sidney Po,ccH
late of Milton in sad District, deceased
GREETING.
WHEREAS. the execu,rix of the
w last will and ties, lament ofsaid dcccas
cd proposes TO render an account OF her
administration, and present her account,
against said estate for examination and
allowance at a session Of the Court of Pro.
bate, to be holden a, the Registers Office
in Burlington on the second Wednesday OF
May next.
THEREFORE,, You are hereby notified to
appear before said Court at the time and
place aforesaid. and shew cause, it any 20"
have. why the account aforesaid should not
be allowed.
Given under my hand a, Burlington this
seventh day Of Aprl', A. D. 1888.
WIN. WESTON. Register
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Ne1o Establishment.

CEgA q. STEVLgETSC I'm,
En- ANlNG taken tn, C0blnel Shop on
d L the cas-, side Of The Couu Uon.e
Square, formerly occupied BY Abbott g.
" ood, where be intends carryine on this
Cabinet making business in all ITS branches.
and hopes by puoc'uoIry and strc, arlen-
uon TO his business to merit q share of
public patronage.
u. Al knds Of fancy work, such as
Ladies work Boxes, Parable Desks, Shat
'oh"r', MoNIc Stools, Fool Stools, &c, &c.
mad" aud repaired with nestn,ss and on
III M nollcr.
GJAlmosl all kinds of Lumber and pro-,
Visions taken N payment Tor cabinet lugai.
lure
Burlington, Feb. l, 1888.
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Nt1E!S w GOODS

PENflE Subscribers lave received bv
IN s'f'ghlng an addition to their stock Of
gnnhs which makes II now the best 10 be-
found moth of Albany They have q
heavy stock Of Brown Shcotuns and SHIT
'ngs. D'ck'nCs, Padding, Canvass, PRINTS
n' every Description. &c. &c. which we
w''' sell AZ n small advance from cost. Also
variety OF Fancy Dres. IIindkcrchci..
open SIX gloves, sup. gentlemen aud ladies'
Goat sk'n do French Prints, Ribbons,
LAGOS &c. &c.
case French Muslin Capcs and c, GLARS
comprising nearly fly new and rich PA,
terms, which We are selling Al extreme low
pi'c's LATunop q PoTwiN.
Feb %. 1893
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G A LtTT
FEMALE SEMINARY.

TENliE SDmmrf Term OF tins ln.liiui ion,
dav in Nav. under the direction of Miss
MARY CIRCUIT, as Principal.
The term will continue twenty three
weeks. including vacation of one week at
the end Of the FIRST quarter.
CONDITIONS
The terms Of SAID school arc S25 per
quarter, including Tuition, Board. Wash
ing. Lights aud Fuel. A convenient
Boarding House viii be in readiness al the
commencement of The term
f. w. GOODMAN
Cierh Of he B,ard If Trustees
ChnrioHe, .Narch 1888.
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ID r. n TIs TI Y,
i. LEWIS

WOULD respectfully inform the pub
w lie ,ho. he is now ready to pra,ice
in the above business. F,om n porfrc,
knowledge and practice OF the business he
feels wiling TO affirm tHat it will be done
N The ncAtcsi manner.
Calls will be strictly attended 10 ut their
respective dwellings,, or nj his rooms two
doors nnrlh Of ! Mrchclra. Church street.
Burlington. Feb 9. I3j3.r
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Fcrfi,nlerY &c.

GOAPS, PER merry. HAIR OILS.
~ rrna'um. lihr Powders. Cnsmptlc-.
Ronce, Court Plaster. Preston Salts Sails
Of Roses, Carmioe. Hair. Tooth. Nail and
other Brushes, Fine and coarse Combs,
Japanese Lotion for removing frecklcs.
p'mpes and crup'ions OF The skin Milk u!
Roses, Cosmetic cold Cream. Balm Of
Columbia. lndelbIe Ink, &c. &C., at the
Variety Shop.
PANGBoRN & BRINsMAIp.
.Murch, "a 1889.
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Valuable Real Estate.


a " ~. Fs1NE subscriber wishes to
L sell all his real csra,e
s b, on thuch -ucet IN Hu lir..
= :, ton, consisting of two dNrl
ln! houses ard ont buj'dnss.
. one beng Eiirk hou.r -iu.
arcd near the Bauk " Bur.
ingon, aud The olhc' y OGDEN huu-c situated
nearly opposite John \. pomrro,S dwelling house.
on Church street. he aI-n wr,h', 20 ,elI h. n,cr.
est IN ulnirgagP, ON The irk Store adjoining the
store owned b, Docr. John Peck, on he north side
OF HE Court House Square ,na hndr =
lot situated ON the sou Invest corner Ut Cherry and
Water s'ueeis, adjoining Viz ncati,S The rcrm.
viii e made easy, one fourth piui ni the purchase
money 10 h. paid in htnd, and he remainder on "A
iherai credit. with approved ,rrulir, Possession
will he given on til" f,s' day Of MAY nest. except
the Brick house which i. leased and under rent for
one year from the IS h d., Of Angus hcri.
ITu. 4. GRISTOLD.
Burlington March Il I23S
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Charles $. Kimball's Estate
STATE OF HER.MO,NT


STATE or VERMONT,
DIsTRICT OF CHITTE>DrN. ss.
The Honorable The Probate Court for HE
District of Chiiienden, 10 nH persons
concerned in The Estate' Of Charies S.
Kimbali, late Of Burlington IL. said Dis
trict, deceased GREETING.
WHEREAS, Hiram Winslow, adm,ns
w traitor Of the Estate of SAID deceased
proposes TO render an account Of his
administration, and present his account
against SAID estate for examination ana
allowance at session Of The Court of Pro,
bate, to be holden Wlllslon on the Sd
Monday OF April next.
THEREFORE,, You are hereby notified to
appear before SAID Court at the time and
place aforesaid, and shew cause, if any Won
have. why the account aforesaid should not
be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this
3lst day Of March. A. d. 1888.
VIM WESTON, Register.
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Sands remedy for Salt Rheum,

AND ALL OTHER CUT,NEoUs ERuPTIoNs.
TyNIllS remedy is combination heretofore
Il unknown IN the a1n1ls of medicine. II
is the production Of much experience. deep
research. aud great expense. ana Is otintcd 10
the public in the fullest confidence of its
being an cfleclual, safe, ard speedy cure for
the SALT RuruM. and all other diseases OF
the skn. such AZ LETTERS. RING WORMS,
ScALp IlE,n. iiARBfR's or Jackson IrCu, Nc.
ThcSe Diseases are known to be the mos!
obstinate Of any to witch The human system
is snhjrc,. aud can onIy he Thoroughly cradICa'
ted bv perseverance, in the right course Of
treatment, and nv using the right medicine
Such medicine has been d sccvorcd III his
remedy. and we SPEAK from our own knows
ledge aud experience when we way. that IL
forty uinc eases ont of h,tv it viii clrc, u
permanent aud RAPID cure hy attending 10
the ACCOMPANYING directions Tor use.
The length of time usually required for
cfeclnG cure. varies according 10 the
scvcri, of the disease, aud the particular
id'osvnc-ucy Of the patient. Generally
speaking. i, requires from one tn four weeks
10 effect perfect cure. bul the operation will
be much more speedy and efieriual when
combined with the use Of the Cnmponi d
Syrup of Sarsaparla. as the syrup has a
tendency to purify and throw ont from tho
blood and system all the unhealthy humour,
and the application of the "Rcmcdy" cXtcr
pa'lv at the same lime entirely ctadica'es it
from the system. For this use especially we
compound the Sarsaparllla with other pow
crful purifiers Of the blood, the whole o!
which are strongly concentrated aud formed
into syrup Of more than thrtc times the
| .irp, th and Nn. b,t Il n Ii - al
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llickok's Patent Rotary Oven
COOK csTfn q %rrc1

4 Vie. snbscrlt"r has just received and
- offers for sale, fog stoves. otwhlcD
the 0b'v" cut Is representation, To all
the advantages OF The improved Rotary TOP.
Is added Rosary Oven 90 an entirety new
plan, which, Iroln the testimony of those
who nave used them, far suprrcedcs any
hing ct the kind, yc, offered to he public
Those wishing to purchase cook stoves are
respectfully requested to examine these
before making their selection, as ocular
demonstration Will better convince the
pubic Of The value Of the artice than any
description that could be gwen. Another
accommodation, these bard tunes Is, rha,
these stoves VIII be- sold a. low "a the com
mon Rolarys Il! IT," Sa'ne size
ROBERT MOODY.
,NrCh !, 1889. #
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NOT ICE.

"HE adjourned meeting of the Me
Il chanics aud working men, will be
G,eld at the Green Mountain House on
Monday the l6'h inst, at 6 O'Clock p. NJ.
AN those who wish to join this fraternity,
are requested TO attend aud all native
Amersan Cnizcns. who have not as vet
Seen informed as to The objects of this AS.
socia''on (who are mechanics or Labor,pg
men) are requested III attend
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s SELLING OFF,

- FiFZEtR hLN, being DESTROYS orclo.
4 u. sing his business IN tins place hereby
informs "ihe puh'ic.' that his stock Of JEIp-
ELRY, .NiLIT.iRY and FANCY GOODS.
WH be SDtd IN u Ter" TO PLEASE THE PEo.
PLE!!"
N. B.-Thosc indebted as above are tcminu
dcd that UNCLE SAM must have his rent on tho
Isl day of April. and-I don't IKE The Lamyers.
March 7, 1873, r, FITZGERALD
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QuiiIs, Paper, Pencils, Sealing
Wax, Waters. Paints. Brushes, drawing Paper,
tissue Paper, Ink. InkSiands. sand Boxes.
Sand. Rules, marble Stands, Sc. for sale at
the Variety Shop.
March 80. PANGBoRN & BRlNsMAiD.
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Powder Horns, Powder FIasks

Shot Flasks and Bags, Drinking Flasks with
cups attached to them for Hunters and Fish
men, Pistols and Pistol Flasks, Percussion
Caps and Pills, at the Variety Shop.
March 80. PANGDoRN e beINsMAID.
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Grind Stones.

tons Nova Scotia Grind Stones, assoit
ed sizes, weighing from so to 500 10,
for sale by FoLLETT e. BRADLEys.
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New England Seed Store,
and Office of the New England Farmer
NORTH MARKET SRrEEr, BusToN.
T. +. g. w. l.. STRONG

Agents, Burlington VI.
NWHO have now on hand garden and flow.
wv er Secs in great variety, Ru,a Eaga,
Mangel Wurizel, Sugar Beet Sc. &c. We
would call the attention Of the public to seeds
from this establishment, they being far superior
10 any put up in The United States.
April S.
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Fairbanks Improved Cooking
STOVE.

= UST reed by the subscribers, Fni. =,
eE banks Patent Improved diving fac
C"okng Stoves, an arllcl" we'll wsTsti nv the
attn ton of tn" pubic. They are consrd,
cred by those wao have used than. a. de-.
cl"'diy superior to any other Cooking
S'ovc now IN use.
Toe casing Is superior, mud Iron of The
best QoaIHy, aud at extra rmchne,s.
J 4 j II, PECK x Co, Agents.
F,h. % 1885
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TIE lYGElAN THEORY OF DIS
EASES,
AND GENERAL DIRECTIONS FOR THE USE OF
MORISON'S UNIVERSAL MEDI.
CiNES,
OrMc British COLLEGE, IF Health, London.
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SUB AGENTS

SUB AGtN Is.
Geo. II. Fish MddIebury, Addison Co.
o. a, Keith, Sheldon, Franklin Co.
S. +. Mor,r, CraIi,bnry, Orleans Co.
John Kelsey, Danvlllo, Caledonia Co.
N G. Goddard, Windsor, Windsor Co.
Nj. S. Buckland, Bellows Fails. Wmdham
Orvis Roberts, Manchester, bennington
III. w. Porter, Rutland, Rutland Co.
W. w. Caldwell, Montpelier Washington co
Foster Grow, Chelsea, Orange Co.
All the papers in the state viii copy this
md add other agents 10 the list as fast A.
they are published IN this paper. They vii
observe that .h !s:e Is TAI one in Morrison
name.
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NOT ICE.

ENVEHY Packet sold in Vermont or The
"a GENUINE Morison's pliis, or Iivreau
Vegetable Universal Nrd,ci made at the
B,Gl,a College Of Iicauh by Morrison the
Ilygcjsi, will be signed by pangborn Il Hrns
maid, and also by their regularly advertised
appointed Agents in the several COMMITTEES,
GEO. TAYLOR,
10 Chamber ST., New York, sole ugcn, for the
United States, sent out by the College in
place Of IL. Shepherd Moat removed.
PANGBokN g. BRiNsMAlp,
Jewellers, Burlington, VI. Agents for the
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21
COMMUNICATED.
roR me- cANroN HERALD.

The life of manhas It's changes and
Incidents; families have their good and
bad fortunes at which to rejoice, or
with which to contend; nations have
theireras and revolutions: and it seems
that the clements have theirs. For
the last few DAYS we have witnessed
anomalies which but few have seen
before SO far South as this place. On
the morning ofthe 18th inst the earth
was covered with snow; about nine
O'Clock a dark cloud was seen rising IN
the South. and what was so truly as
tonishing, the lightning and thunder
were MS vivid and as frequent as il II
had il had been in the midst Of sum
mer. Between eleven and twelve o.
clock at night Of the same day, a sec
ond cloud arose, and it was at tins
time the spectator could witness q
scene at once magnificent and awful
The flashes Of lightning on the snow
III M, for a moment, the whole face o.
nature. The morning OF the 10th was
moi less remarkable than that prece
ding. The sun burst from bis secluslor
IN the clouds, and threw one ''llvlnl
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21
CLARENCE.
For the Canton Herald.

" wv NNlitNil NlpIUlU.
Vn ths morning of the fifteenth Of
tebruary IN the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and thirty
eight a black, mystic and lowering
cloud was seen.approachingou village
from the South. Twas awful! The
merchant stood still at his counter
the way iaring man in the street.-The
mallet oithe mechanic paused mid way
N It's conrsc-the lawyer forgot that
unity had written on Pleading. or that
ne only got hive per cent for collecting.
Inc Doctor stood aghast, forhe thought
departcdsPlrits were gatheiingaroand
NM All was solemn Stiffness The
driven snow was deep upon the earth
and the chill Of winter was upon its
surface, when suddenly the whole
heavens We're hung in darkness-the
sun mad ceased to give forth his light
hut Tors the veil of clouds the stars
might have been seen twinklinr in
'aeir sPheres-the deep toned artillery
OF Heaven was heard, and the vivid.
z'g gag flashes Of lightning were seen
to come down upon the face Of the
snow, and like truant school bows to
CHASE each otherround ana round orr
unfinished Court House. That's how.
AN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21
PROSPECTUS
OF TIE
SOUTHERN SUN,


a Wechly Newspaper to be printed in
Tie fo,ca Of Jackson, hi.
In proposing the establishment of
an additional newspaper at the Seat
OF Government of Mississippi. the nm.
derslgned leelsi it incumbent upon him
to state, concisely, the political prin-
e'PI0e which shall govern him in his
the dh15' pfomtad hftff ita 9lf HgtR, n 59f
respects, he designs giving to his pa
per. In the first place, the Sun VIII
array itsollin opposition to the present
administration of the General Govern
ment. We believe the measures adopt
ed by the "powers that bc," and the
principles and policy which govern
| the dominant party in the United
States, tend absolutely to an undue
concentration Of power into the hands
Of the Chief Magistrate, dangerous
alike 20 the peace and prosperity OF
the Republlc-that, under the assumed
name of dem0cratB a selfish party
seek to obliterate those republican re-
strictions placed upon the action Of
the General Governmental merge
State Rights in the absorbing vortex
of Federalism-and to build up, Mt the
expense Of the people, a splendid con-
! Soiid0ted government, possessing all
power, and comforting upon the Chief
/ Magistrate of the Union an absolute
control Of the Purse and the Srord.
In addition to this, the system of po-
/ litcal int,igRe-party management
and proscriptivc fav0r5m-which
characterize the movements OF the
party in power, tend, maniicstIy, 10
the gradual corruption Of the people
to the oppression and persecution OF
men of real worth and patriotism
and unless destroyed, will ultimately
drive from the service Of the country
| those honorable and talented states.
men whose virtues add Iustre to the
American name. 1t is unnecessary
here to enlarge upon this topic. Our
! political sentiments are known to
most Of the leading men Of the State,
We entertain the same opinions now
which we propagated when editor 0.
the Clinton Gazette.
We adhere, decidedly, to the prin
ciblcs of the Wing Party. With tina
party we shall struggle with zeal anc
fidelity in their noble efforts to fire.,
the country from the ruinous mlsruIC
and corruption Of the partyin power
torestore our dropping Institutions t.
that republican beauty which the!
wore under the Democratic RepubIl
can Administration of Thomas Jeller
son-to reform the manifold corrup
lions emanating from the action o
loco focoi>m-to guard and prcsery
=. the sacred constitution OF our countr,
!; from the rude assaults of IFS ioes--t
strengthen and support the Union @
. the States--to raise the people iron
Z that pecuniary ruin brought down "
{ on them by series of absurd nm
! dangerous experiments" upon tn
: currency adventured upon by th
late administration. and whlch.w
: presume will be continued by n Chm
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21

Ola1' Of light over the frozen cartb
cad IN her snowy livery. A scene
notices. grand twas thcrlsndcrr
we see IN a lovely woman; while /,
raised our admiration, il consolcd and
delighted as. wv anu
ing hand "'
hollis round the seasons ortbc cbopgo
fol year, " ''''5 y
HOW mighty, how majestic, are Inv
works" VIZ
CLARENCE.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21
|TlME-pIECE.

Il
|om Gov. Everett's Adj
Pe Massachusetts, Chart
E''n, the following ex-
I've Of the value OF that
instrument, which
gress Of time. Boston
|sr1ql.
w influence on the af
y 81 their relations, Of
o the little machine
my hands; and the
Instruments for the
time, various speci-
are on exhibition in
" nothing of the i'm
~ecufate measurement
"'Omcal calculations
sppllcation of time.
purposes Of naviga.
~. scst be the aggregate
~ saa''s q life, through.
q. world, and in the
M. q q convenient ant
E'S ", for measuring the
% can calculate il
We critical iuncture.
sen''est import hans
i..' u hour, Prudence
I've triumphed ovel
being enabled t.
M. 'sloa the flight 0
sA subdivisions!
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21
RICHARD NUGENT.
FRANCIS w. TURpIN.

The counting room Of the under
signed is kept in the brick house re-
Gently occupied by Mcssrs. j. Chap
man Il Go. which is nearly opposite
Muir, Moore < Co.'S. old stand. They
are prepared to receive Cotton on st)-
rage. at the Cotton Shed formerly oc-
cupied by White Turpin and Nephew,
and have taken out a police Of insu-
rance which covers all Cotton ship
ped TO them here, or to Nugent and
'rurpin, New Orleans.
TURplN & NUGENT.
Grand Gulf, Sept. !, 1872 6m
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21
AMOS II. JOHNSTON.
Jackson, FEB. Oh, 1888.


STATE OF MISSISSIPPI by tho Probate
MADISON County. court of said Co.
To all persons interested in the lands.
tcnoments, Entertainments and personal
estate Of JAMES IPALvER, deceased
Greeting.
" Ou are hereby cited to appear be-,
n fore the Probate Court of said
county, at q regular term thereof to 59
holden at the court House of said con-,
ty, on the 18th Monday of March next,
then and there 10 shew cause, irany YOU
have, why said court should not then orr
der and decree, that the lnnds, ,anements
aud hereditamcnts of said deceased bo
sold, for the purpose Of making a division
among the heirs.
WITNESS the Honorable Thomas
SnAcKELFonD, Judge of Probate Of
- said county, the fourth Monday
LIS. Of January, in the year ofour
Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and thirty eight, and seal Of said
court.
Issued the Goth day Of January, 1898.
JOHN L. CAMERON, Clerk.
January 81, 1888. 3G-6w.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21
NOVICE.

All persons having claims against
the estate Of Sion Sanders deed. will
call on VIM. Il. Gillespie Esq. Of Can
ton orsettIement. as hehas the settling
sons wishing TO rent the land, viii al
50 call on him.
NlNSON SANDERS, Admir-.
MARY SANDERS, Adm'trix.
January 81, 1888. 36-3w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21

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CANTON HERALD.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-21
COMPREHENSIVE.

DICHARD NUGENT, Of New Or
IA leans, I.a. and FRANCIS w.
TURPIN, Of Grand Gulf, Mis-. have
associated themselves together for the
purpose Of transactmg n general Com
mission business. The STYLE Of the
firm in New Orleans will be Nugcnt
& Turpin, and in Grand Gulf Turpin
& Nuuent.