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Amusing Seene.-At a Baptist meeting lately in
Connecticut fat butcher, who was being baptsed, by
immersion, was dragged out Of the water by his dog
which, after seeing his master terra frma attacked
the administering clergyman and it only after con-
siderable coaxing that the Of the dog could per-
suade the latter 10 leave the discounted minister and
quit scene which his dog -masm prevented him from
understanding = 49,. .s'
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To BE LEr.-A young lady, who had been insulted
by an old maid pacarded the following lines on her
doors and windows:
To be let, or be sold for the term of her life,
Elizabeth Hall, by the way of wife:
She's old, and she's ugly, i-natured and thin;
For further particulars inquire within.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-06

LAND Ho!-Messrs Pells had sale on Tuesday OF
old wines, at which prices paid, indicating that the
company saw land or thought at least. that they saw H.
Some Of the lots sold as follows:
4 doz Madeira, vintage Of 1896, $40
A doz do do do 3 pit bottles 81 on
10 bottles do so years DID, pts, $3.50 each, $50
so doz do, IA %
These prices are equal to about 20 to IS cts glass
IN Y Jour. Of Com.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-06

The resignation of the Hon. Stephen c. Phillips as
member Of Congress- from Massachusetts, having been
laid before the Council by the Governor the 18th day
OF November next the day of the general election was
appointed for filling the vacancy.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-06

They are at last saddling the right horse" Dr.
Duncan, OF Ohio, is proved, pretty conclusively 10
have been at the bottom of the murder of the I'M
fortunate Cilley." Had il not been for his prompt
ness alias oficousneSs il is more than probable The
duel would not have taken place.-Atcr. GAG.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-06

The New York Journal of Commeece saws ,ba,
William Maxwell, Esq, OF Norfolk, Va formerly editor
OF that paper has been elected President Of Hampdeu
Sidney College,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-06

The Governor Of Massachusetts, has appointed Thurs
day, the 29th Of November, for thanksgiving.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-06
$7,s5O

very handsome business for l6 days running
and 10 days in port
The Great Western steamship brings 675O letters,
and The Poland packet ship, which arrived the day
after, in 40 days from Havre, about 1000.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-06

PorTAwATESIEs,-As before noticed, the Pottawat-
tame Indians under the direction Of the Government
agents, took up the line Of march for their new homes
west Of the Mississippi, last Tuesday week The
Loganspor Herald speaks Of their appearance as being
very imposing and says the line Of emigration when
completely formed, stretches two or three miles
along the road, the number Of emigrants being from
eight hundred to thousand, besides troops, agents.
officers, and from flty to sixty baggage wagons The
whole cavacade passed Delhi on the 10Th inst,
and correspondent Of the Oracle who witnessed the
procession. says il grand sight, to sec one thou
sand OF those red children Of the orestthe gray haired
SIRE bending beneath the OF perhaps ninety win
tiers and the youthful warrior-the venerable chief
the coy maiden, men, women, and chidren--a mixed
up together taking up their line Of march for their
homes, leaving behind them the graves OF their fathers,
and the beautiful praes where they have sported in
YOUTH and in manhood roamed free as the wind in
search Of game, with melancholy consciousness that
they should see them no more forever! On the night
Of the llth they eneamped near lafayette, where it
was rumorcd that there considerable sickness
among them, but hope this may prove unfounded.
The whole cavalcade under the direction OF Gen.
Upton, who is said, would continue with them until
they reached the State ine when he would resign them
TO the Of Judge Polk. The highest encomiums
bestowed upon General Upton for his successful efforts
in queng the feeling Of INSTRUMENTATION which at
time manifested itself among the Indians, on the sub
ject Of emigration Madison lind } Cour and Eng.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-06

| Wheeling Gaacttc, Of yesterday ucek.
Prices of F2our-The following were the prices
OF -four in the respective cities named at our latest
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-06
900
1000

s-FEstimated receipts Of the Great Western, from
Bristol to New York, 140 passengers at IS
IONS nercnandize, at f3 per ton =, f60
Letters 1000
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24

Hff"'N HNH HtN I'i'
ID nar VI st aiafi #' N.f
- December fm IA thf lfe.H'f
fHrt.f yulnm tmufy. il,. llNff
SD udrf rar 900. a. iht
E.sfsif itiisf, on Thursday. 'hf i5fh
las III February ustt af &C. Court
lt.a5s do1 90 'ls i6vn q canton,
liAs lai1slng described '1if ~ tracts
III ihni. belonging - ihe ssiaie 81
ahdfea H. ilesiie. fersased-w Wis
|fle noni $50 ~ Section lnMeu.
ile month west puier itt uuHi wet
4mrrr. ile ca.t bill ~ lie gHil ensi
.guaHef. aud lWcnty nclcs ald twenty
five hBndredihs 81 aneffc b. ihe south
.seai clmef ~ fhc sol'h east quarter
sl section twelve. ihc east ialf 81
'to north cast quarter u fsciion
eleven. lots 80. six. seven. pine and
ten. in section one. and loi No. Use 10
section two ~ township nine. range
one, west. Aso. lot ~. Use. W sec.
ton tlirly.siy, township tta, range
one, west. Also. ihc west half IT ihc
north wcst quarter. and lhc north hah
III tie cas-; ua.i NORTH Wcst Carter oil
section eighteen, tpwusaip plu-sange
ono, easi-conta.g.agiH a., .urreen
hundred acres. Tits tat ..e trtct
Df EruI p. pna. .l f'.l fI...F .Hef... r..
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24


nf Writ G q 3 deed 81 trust exc
~ cated By Samuel Noned ano
Isaac horred 20 tie subscribers. dated
she S0lh day Of March, 1851. aad
duly recorded 10 ihc clerks Office 81
ne Probate Court ~ t.eaEe county,
which said deed of trost was made az
tie said S;anue Ncrred and lsaac
~ orred 10 Secure u Queen, lancas III
- Cu. the puncnal payment AMI dis-
charge ola certain promissofy note,
made By the sad Samuel horrcd and
lsaac Norred 10 Tic said Queen, Lane
caster & Co, dated the 50tll Gay Of
Mafch, 1887, and payable on OF te.
fore the first day Of January, 1888, 10
the sad Queen, Lancaster L 20. Or
order. al the Branch Of the Planters
Bank in Manchester, for the sum 81
sixteen hundred and sixty-tbrec dol
lars and fifty cents; which sad note
not having been paid oil or discharged
at the maturity thereof--we shall, by
the powers vested in Us as trustees on
said deed of trust, proceed on Wed
nesday, the 3lst day Of January, 1883,
TO sell at pubic auction, to the high
est bidder, for cash, 1T the house OF
The sad Samuel Norged, the following
described property, viz; The south
half Of tile west half Of tie north
west quarter Of section number three
IN township number ten north, OF
range number seven cast; the south
half of the east half of the north cas-
quarter OF section number four, in
township number ten north, of range
number seven east; and the following
slaves, viz: Aaron, fellow about 81
years Of age; Jack, a fellow abou
80 years OF age, and Rhoda his wife
about so years Of are. The title I,
the above described property is be
ileyed to be good, but acting as trus
tees, we shall only convey such titlt
as is vested in US under the deed o.
trust.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

WAS Committed to the Jail Of Ma
- olson County on the 10th inst,
BY I. S. Salmon, Justice Of thc
feace, negro man who SAYS his
nj name IS NED, and belongs to Col.
Sharp, Of Yazoo county, Nj. had on
when committed pair of white cot.
ton pants and roundabout, d black
lur hat half worn--also silver lever
watch, which he says he stole since he
run away. Said boy is between 80
and So years old, bald head and about
9 ieet high. The owner Of said ne.
gro Is requested to come forward.
prove property, pay charges and take
him away.
Oct. 30, 1887. a2-,f
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24
Oct. 81, 1851. 23,-t(
NOTICE.

A GREEABLI to an order ,of the
"a Probate Court Of Madison coun-
ty, ! will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, in the town Of Canton, on Satur-
day the third day of February
next the ". 4 Of n. Il. of Section
80 Township - Range 3 East, land
belonging 10 the estate of Albert r.
i.e'l!nSwell deed, lying in said. coun-
ty.
The sale to take place at l2 o'clock
M.-ona credit Of ? months, the pur-
chaser giving bond and security.
I. G. UPPER, A'inr.
Dec. %, 1337.-3l 6w.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24

+ the taxes on the following desert
bed LANDS, are not paid on before
the 18th day OF March 1888, Twill ex-
pose them TO public sale at Kosc;usko.
to the highest bidder for cash. on thai
day.
A list OF Indian Reservations nnder
the 10th Article of the treaty. situated
IN the county of Alfalfa, now liable 70
taxation; and situated as follows
Eli w. Crowder, r. Of; n w 1 g.
W OF n Il 1 Of Section 4, Township
IL, kange east; situated on seneash-
er creek. Charles Durants W ofsec.
5,T II, East; situated on Seneosh-
er creek. Eden Ward, + Of sect G.
T l3,R Turner Ward. + / of 5 " /
OF sec 28,'T l3, 5. Lue Wilson. =
OF sec 81 T 10 5. Lucy Sis.on. W
OIL sw ! OF sec 80, 7 Is R ). Hok.sa.
Ia,E OF NE OF sec 80 rlSR5. pa.
snbbee, w of sec 3rl 4R6. Silas
MCKINNEY, sw 1 Of sec 5T14 NC.
buzzard, Sc of sec 5, T rs, r 6. Kan.
laiubbee, SEA Of sec II, l6, R 6.
Hookta, W 1 offs + of sec e3,r l6.R6.
Wallace. w Of Ne Of sec o7r16p6
John K. Lynch W of "a and + Of
y " o'sec 10, t l3,R7. Stonatonub.
bee, W ! of WI Of sec 6.r14,R7.
John Cooper, W ! of N l. / and + Of
Nv OF section 80, township l4,R7.
iullawah, W sof NEs offs &c. n Is. NJ
David Sexton, S W. ofsec % rlGR7.
eeorse pursley, the whole of sec 8. r
"A, R8. Owantubhee, the u of sec
i4,r Is, L 8. Tour Wmlock, the 5 =
! OF sec Is, T Is. r. 8. Ma-ah-sha.,a.
W OF W tot section %, r15,Rs.
ROBERT Nj. CADE.
assessor and Collector Of .attola Co.
December l, 1887. oa-sn.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24
ALllLl...

FENtE undersigned, Administration
: de 5oaty am of tie late William
Matlccs decd. wll present bis final
accoantat the january Tern Of the
PROBATE Court Of Madison county.
and apply 10 said court to be released
from the further administration Of aid
estate. Wien and where, all those
interested can attend ana show cause
i any they have Why such settlement
should not be made.
JAMES NJ. MATLOCK. Admr.
Dec. %, 1G37.-3l 6w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24
IA IN1NiNfl


And also MI ihe same time ard Place
all 81 tie following YALUABLE
Lands known and designated is tile
south 4, ofwcst I, Of south-wcst J, &c
section IA; the 81 :, Of i " 4, of sec.
%; the S OF W i,nc " Of S G /
q. sec. -; the 4 oI ii ~ &, HE ii Of
9 ! Of w !. and c hsll Of See. 27.(ex-
cepta fraction decided 70 james Graf
ton OIL the " corner, and one acre
reserved according to deed, in the E
corner, tract on decided ID II. w.
Hubert by James Grafton, III the Z
corner Of the " half ofn 4 ofscc 3l;)
e half Of / Of sec 81, Except a
fraction decided to James Grafton, off
the W corner, fraction oil the e
side OF The half of the e of said
sec 81, decided to F. w. Hubert, by
James Graitun;) W half Of n t, and
$ half Of W half OF c Of sec 35-all
in township Q, Of range 2. east--the S
hall oil W half OF $ W OF sec 81, in
township 9. Of range 3, east, living in
the county Of Madison and state aiore-
said; and also the W half OF lot No A.
OF sec Q, range 8, township Z. lying on
the waters of Pearl river, in the coun-
ty Of Rankin and state aforesaid
containing in all 1920 acres, the same
being more or less, FIVE hundred OF
which are cleared and in fine condition
Tor raising crop. with a good grist
mill, cotton gin, and other necessary
buildings on it; which wall be sold on
a credit OF one, two, three and -four
years, the purchasers giving bond
with approved security.
Further particulars viii be made
known on the day Of sale. The sale
will be continued from day TO day, un.
I'll all the property is sold.
SEARCY II. SHARPE
WIN. j. benson, /. EGG .
Of the estate Of Joseph w. Camp, dec
Dec. 90, 1887. Sa-tds
OSg- The Mississippian, jackson, will
| please publish the above three times
and the Banner, Nashville, Tenn
twice, and forward their accounts to
| this Office.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24
RICHARD NUGENT.
FRANCIS w. TURplN.

The counting room Of the under.
signed is kept in the brick house re-
Gently occupied BY Messrs. J. Chan.
laan & Co. which is nearly opposite
Mivcr Moore & Cos. old stand. They
are prepared to receive Cotton on Il J,
iage, at the Cotton Shed formerly oc.
euPicd by White, lurpin and Nephew,
aud Lave taken out a police of insu-
rance which covers al Cotton ship.
red to them here, or to Nugent and
Turnin, New Orleans.
TURIN "a NrGENT.
Grand Gulf. Sept. i. lS37,-2- Gin
0GL ESD \ & DEAkIsG,
ATroErEYs ar Law.
CGa' y, Fl.
March "A. tSa- co..
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24
URIAH BOBBiTT.
RICHARD II. WALkER,
Trustees.
Carthage, Jan. 8, 1888. 3s-tds
CITIZENS BANK or MADlsoN CouNrY,l
Dec, l5h, 1897. (

AlllzkNs' DANK or MADISON touNrY,l
Dec.s l5h, 1897.
N0TlCE is hereby given that Books
will be opened for the subscrip-
lion Of five thousand three hundred
shares Of the capital stock Of the
Citizens Bank Of Madison County. al
its banking house in Canton, Gu Mon
day, the 18th day Of January, to con.
tinue open Tor four weeks. Aninstal-
ment Of ten dollars per share viii be
required at the time Of subscribing, il
gold or silver, or the notes Of specie
paying banks of this State.
By orderof the Board:
G. w. CLIFTON, Cashier.
Canton, Dec. 10, 1887. Soft
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24
COPARTNERSHlP

C0pARTNERSHlp.
DICHAkD NUGENT, of New Or
~ leans, La. and FRANCIS w.
TuRplN, Of Grand Gulf, Mis-. have
associated themselves together for the
purpose Of transacting a general Com
mission business. The STYLE OF the
firm in New Orleans will be Nugent
d Turpin, and in Grand Gull Turpin
K. Nnnnnt.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24
NOTICE.


Y ETTERS testamentary, having
= been granted to the undersigned
by the Probate court OF Madison coun.
~ at the last October term 1887. on
the estate of Hugh l.. Henderson de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against said es.
tate, to present them duly authentica
ted within the tlme'prescribed by law
or they will be forever barred; and nil
persons indebted to the said estate are
requested to come forward and make
immediate payment,
GEORGE w. HENDERSON.
Nov. "a, 1872 st
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24

41OCk sD WATCH MAkEli.
- Respectfully I0lgHHs Use eil1ou.
ef fsp'ou nd lhe public Hencfally.
iiai le haa openeda 0bopon DE South
Fide q Gee public square. nest door ~
lhe Citizens Bank and il prepared 70
ao every hind II work IN he Inc. IN
ihe brsi style md 10 tie shortest 30.
iice, all work repaired BY bin n prop
efy uFed), warranted @ perform ~
months. he would elso inform the la.
dIusand gcni'omen, ihatlie hason hanl
agcnergl ~. orlmeni oI-
4OLD mt SiLFER lfATCNES,
Tor ladies and gentlemen.
----- tLSO--
4 genoralaesOrmcntaGpards, Rings.
8rcastpins, &c. Zee.
December !, 1887 2o-.f
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24
Ntll,Il

NIL INA.
\ ETTtRS testamcntary, having
- been granted 70 the undersigned
.by The Probate court Of Madison conn.
" at the last Seph term 1891. on
iheestate oiJa's llalscr deed. Notice
y hereby given e all persons having
CLAIMS against said estate, to pgescn,
them duly authenticated within tn
TINE prescribed bylaw, scr thcvwill
he Forever barred: andall persons N.
deeted 70 The said estate arc requested
70 cone forwardand make immediate
payment.
FL1SHi TFFRvis e, Sga's..
tcfs - 1882 - ~
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24

tfH HH NJ HG t.1sf
~ aH4 dsf.ss Hf fINlYfnf Pes
l.ff faHfof HHHH 0mHiJ Fi.if n
i.ffHtIt fr ai ihe December
fnh t. b. ff4I rtr0ss iD Wlia
$50 oH iAe Ef4 flY "a janmy 1888,
Ff 'Nf lafe lasa.fAee Hfl l.anfiin "a
to.y ~ ismn. decd. nal HiiHaisd
Ftsaf sis nilf uuu NldsDnfiNe ~
ilefa "a IL dHF lftm thence M U.s..
lugNfon. lYmg aA Iieaf Creek VI uld
county. ~ H. hisbetf 800 best bidder
on credit ~ one }csr, ali ~ ihe foI.
.0Hirs pt9nsi sad negro property
belonging 90 tlle estaia Of lncfh W.
EHHp. late of aiI county fee'd. Wis
DalsD aeed - years, Cells % aDd son
Nu 7, l,osy 10 years and child Eliza
i5monlhs, Rose -, Nelly " ani child
Henry ~ months, Celia 20 and two
chidrcn wm. 10 nnd martha @ years
old, fanny f5and four children. Jacob
~. louisa to. dies 9 and clara 9 years
0j. maiIida ~ Uafy.lanc 10. caster
So. and siA children iaiaa ~. iacob 9.
george z adam ., Billiard p years old.
phillip 2monitt emily %, an
ID, washington ilnarietg, mfa ~,
fics 30, and wiie nelly t0. rnd cli.d
priscilla to, alch 9e, stephen 81, iohe
2 2, clinton Joshua 2i cgg l9,
nafch 2l,andrcW IN, daniel 2j george
XII, rinsu ~, robert W., aberG 9cH tG.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24

o. We had supposed that in the ant Of turning
somcrsets, Mr.. Calhoun stood unllyaed. But the
Baltimore Chronicle informs us that lie is likely to
find formidable competitor, in certain Mr.. George
Swed who was recently at Steubcnye, OHIO,
where he turned ory-scven back somcrseis, without
stopping. Mr.. Calhoun generally requires two or
three years breathing time but that, We presume,
IS owing TO the magnitude of his leaps. We doubt
whether Mr.. George Swedt can hold candle to
HIM IN this although he may excel him in the ra-
pidity and number Of his revolutions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24
OBITUARY..

Departed this life, on Tuesday the 18th inst. at
her residence IN the town OF Lynchburg Mrs. SARAH
Berry. IN her hity-.evenh year. We can say OF
this worthy woman that she has lett a numerous CON
nexion to lament her loss; but sorrow not as
those who have no hope. She left this transltory
scene in thetriumphs of gospel faith and gave living
testimony to the truths e that religion which Jesus,
the Son of God, cane to establish
Died, on "Wednesday the 19th inst. Miss JANE,
daughter of Capt. John Gill OF Bedford. Her suf-
ietngs had been Of the most severe character for
several years which she bore with uncommon pa
llence and iortitude As a child, she was affection
ate and obcdIent; friend, constant aud sincere
as Christian, humble aud consistent in her dcpnrt-
men,. She lived in the daily exercise, and died in
the enjoyment ofrhc believers alth, uiumphng over
the fear of death, and the grave she had been for
several years member of the NJ u. Church.
-, on the 10th inst. in Danyille ofparaysis,
Mr.. WILLIAM 5. BAGBf formerly of Lynchburg,
but FOR many years past a resident ei the former
place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24

Federal Patronage. in l527 had incr eased TO such
=, alarming extent as to call for the vigorous inter
,o.,iou of Congress = while in 1888, IT is, though
almost doubled, harmless, that 1t may still be
f,,ther increased without danger to our ius,u-
,ion,-nay, that that increase is absolutely essen
al TO the purity aud to the perpetuity oil our lber-
ties ~!
In this state Of thipgs, the question naturally af
SEA- wdat course wiH the CosSerratires pursue And
We presume il is the design of the Charlottesville
Jcnersonian, in subsequent Nus, TO answer this
question. Tina, party now hold responsible, and,
we will add, most envabe position. Il remains To
be in what ,piritthey will fulfil their high aud
important mission. II, their leading organ IN
Richmond gives signs Of doing, they quail andial-
Ter and succumb, a nations scorn awaits them
Nay they will be the jest and byeword of the very
men whose scorpon.lash will have subdued their
spirit, and made them tanner than the imploring
spaniel. And, what is of still more consequence,
they will forfeit their frcspcct, and will here
after live derided and despsed, and then go down
"Tothe vile dus, from whence they sprung,
"Unwept, unhonord and unsnng."
But if they shall maintain the ground they have
a,sc.s and refuse to be the instruments of
E~@rJob ambition--if they shall ieatlessy throw
themselves into the breach, forgetting for the mo-
men all entansng party alliances and pfejudlce',
that this evil may be averted from The country, and
the old paths" trod by predecessors in safety,
prosperity and peace, may be -cstabshed,-they
will be respected by those who lavish upon
them the foulest abuse, far more than those, Who
from dastarly dread of that abuse, shall abandon
their opinions and renounce the solemn convictions
OF their judsmens-they will be checred by the
approving voice OF ihcr own conscieuces-and their
patriotic disregard of party trammels will secure
them the admiration Of all wise and good men, BOW
and hereafter. But, above all, they will have the
consoation dearer than every thing beside, TO the
true patriots heart, OF knowing that they have pre-
served their couutry from an "Expcrimcnt' de
strucve to its prosperity and pcrilous to its hber.
ties and that they Will well deserve. as they will have
honoraby earned, the appelllon Of Conservatives.
That the Conservatives should combine with the
Wings, FOR the purpose Of defeating this Govern
nlent Bank, even the character and probable cor
sequences OF that measure are to be inferred from
their own speeches. and if National Bank
yerble Aud that they should do so we shall here.
after cnlcaror TO show if the subsequent Nos. from
the Charlottesville Republican shall not as we hope
they may, render thsta>k unnecessary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24

INiE undersigned having purchased the Stock II
Goods recently owned by Miller 81 Royal, wit
continue the HARDWARE BUSINESS n Tho
old stand, and soicits continuance Of the putrou.
age OF ms friends and the public lie invites an vId
wish 10 purchase good articles, at reasonable priced.
TO give hlm call A bargain may be had 10 close
the stock of Saddlery ON hand.
Circumstances render II iDdispensibIy necc,s,rv
that the debts due the late firm be settled rs spccdv
rs possible 1t IL hoped that one will DELAY COM
ins forward and closing lhcir accounts TO call on
you at your houses, will be attended with consdera-
bic expense to Us. +. s. MILLER.
sept u I'M If