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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-13

III LEAVE THIS GREAT PEOPLE rRo>rEa-
Gus AND UArW.
This was the language Of General
Jackson upon retiring from the prcsi-
dcncy, on the 3rd Of March, 1851
It was repeated by all the papers and
politicians in tie ranks Of the rarh,
from Maine to Louisiana. And it
was contcnded that in this general
prosperity was to be found tie cyi-
dcnce of the wisdom with which the
affairs of the United States had been
managed by the old hero. Upon the
eve OF his departure from Washing
ton, General Jackson bestowed his
blessings upon Martin Van Buren,.
who, in his turn, promised to "foIlow
in the footsteps of his predecessor"
But littlc more than twelve months
have elapsed, and the government is
openly acknowledged by the President
and Secretaries Of the Treasury, TO
be bankrupt--to be unable to pay its
ordinary expenses. Congress is told.
that without immediate assistance. the
honor and faith Of the nation must be
violated in is inability to pay its
debts.
Now, gentle reader, what conclu-
sion will you draw from these facts?
Examine the matter. Mention the
facts to your democratic neighbor.
and ask him how it is that General
Jackson cleft this great people pros.
porous and happy, only fifteen months
ago, and placed the reins of govern.
ment in the hands" of an individual
who promised to follow in his FOOT
steps; and YET the prosperity of the
nation is blasted; business of evervI
description is brought to stand; COM
MERGE is destroyed; credit is DESTROY
ed; the revenues.of government dried
up; the treasury bankrupt, and Con.
gresS forced to authorize the reissue
OF two millions of paper money upon
the credit OF revenues, never to be
realized, or the name of the govern
ment dishonored as defaultcr. ri
General Jackson's measures were eal.
cuIated to produce prosperity and han.
nncss, 1t follows that, being carried
out, the same policy would have kept
up a state of prosperity. We are
constralncdt TO believe, then, that either
the prosperity and happiness, men
toned by him in his valedictory. We're
not the result of his measures. or that
his measures were not carried out by
Mr.. Van Buren,. There is no GETTING
out OF this dilemma; and our demo.
cratic friends are welcome TO either
horn OF 1t. They must either de-
nounce the war-worn veteran. and
let him sink into a grave of ignominy.
or pronounce Mr.. Van Buren, too faith. I
less and unprincipled to "folow in his
footsteps" or too weak and inefficient
to do so.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-13

A SEAPORT IN THE STATE OF Mssls-
slPPh-From Il communication in the
Misslssippian Of Jackson recently, we
perceive that a project is on foot to
establish seaport within the limits
of the State of Mississippi. The site
recommended by that Journal is at
the junction of East Pearl river and
Lake Borgne. The depth Of water in
the harbor we have not ascertained.
nor It's capabilities for becoming a
great commercial port; but there are
other advantages which must make IT,
to some extenta place Of resort during
the sIekIy and summer months. AS
a convenient and desirable retreat
from the dust and heat oGJuly and
August, IL offers to the citizens of
New Orleans inducements and facil-
tues as great as any other point on
the Gulf. The location is upon al
peninsula OF high and dry land, above
the reach of inundation, (afording
good drinking water.) overlooking
Lake Borgne on the southeast side,
and Pearl river on the northwest,
having the benefit OF sca-breezcI
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-13

If it is the duty Of Congress to pre-
serve the Union, it follows that Con-
grcss should pursue that course which
is best calculated to encourage trade
and intercourse between the North
and the South, and thereby create a
community of feeling and interest be
tween these two great sections Of the
Union.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-13

It is the duty of Congress to rcgu.
late commerce between the States
not to destroy it. The first step to-
wardsregulating commerce,i is to make
IT possible. Commerce between the
North and South is impossible, with
out a uniform currency.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-13
A VI BIDDING ]

Horses were scarce az
clement of this county,
corded that they werens
the Plymouth colony M
years after the Iandngda
but the young iolks voia
ride notwithstanding
Alden was married-ali
was a great man IN hs
shipful magistrate and ~
a comedian withd, ani'9
lite with the ladies, loaas
made nothing at all d ra
renowned Captain Sands
down the Indians like aa
John Alden was marfle@
great carrying on aoo1
where he Wooed and W.
to;n's';ntondad Miss Prstt
The great belle Of The Va
ny. He was determine
thing in style, as becamsi
SO he ( put a ring in E
his back With aPF
cloth, mounted and fod'
Miss Priscilla ~
proud Of such a hus@I
! herself worthy q
iuctantIvmounted the 5l
inc home, and rambIed 9
fear, while her gaIIani,
by the nose, and v 9l.a
the side of his yalqauss,s
man who led and the "
were the ancestors q
FIRST families in the co0na
Of Congress
.eges, and two PresI, ~,
tod States.-E.tetd h'A
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-13

TEuAv vFgomNpA.-As it may be
a convenience tomany Of ourfeaders-
VIC give below condensed statement
Of some items we find ina late mum
Der Of the Houston TcIegraph:
President, Sam Houston ! ice Pre-
sidcat, NJ. b. Lamar.
Secretaries, &c.-Statc, Robert A..
Irion; Treasurer, Henry Smith; War,
Barnard Il. Bee; Navy, VIM. H.,
Shcphcrd Post Master General, Rob
ert Barr; Attorney General John
BirdsaII.
ministers, &c.-To England, J.
Pinckney Henderson; Secretary Of
Legation to do.,-G. w. Mackintosh--
Minister to The United States, Menu
can Hunt; Secretary Of Legation, F..
Catlctt. a
Consnis.-New York, John Wood
ward; New Orleans, Nathaniel Town
send; Baltimore, II. II. Williams;
Natchitoches, John f. Cortcs: Charles
ton, James II. Hamilton, Jr.; phia-
delphia, John l.. Hodge.
Salaries. The President, $4,000;
Vice President, $4,000; Secretaries
of State, Treasury, War and Navy,
$500 each; Post Master General,
$4,000; Chief Clerk in those Depart
nents, $1,000 each; Comptroller, Sec
ond Auditor and Treasurer, $4,000
each; Commissioner of the General
Land Office, $4,000; Ministers Pleni-
S4,5o0 outfit and $4,000
Der annum each; Secretaries Of Lega-
ion, $4,000 each; Attorney General,
3,5O0.--NeW orleans Picdyune.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-13

MELANcnoLY.-lSrael G. GriIling, a
highly respectable and esteemed citi.
zen OF this county, met with a most
untimeIy fate on Thursday last, near
his plantation in this county. Whist
out d,iriag in company with his broth
er.ln.law it was found necessary TO
expedite the gait ut which their horses
were moving, in order to reach Il par
tlcuIar staad at which they expected
to meet the deer, when suddenly the
horse which Mr.. Gas brothcr-in-law
was riding took fright, and in order
TO save himself from falling, he was
forced To throw his gun from him,
which hadno sooner struck the ground
than gong oil, the whole contents
were lodged in the body of the mlof.
tunato Griihng. lie died instantly
His death is deeply lamcnted, aud his
loss WreparabIc to a devoted wife and
Children la.oo Banner.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-13
FR ANKIlN,a r,..

~. 'taf q IlIFu
In the life Of Dr. f a I
the following epitaos ' ......
self and intended II NJ S,'.''i
bed upon his tombstone p'. = !
- The Body K
bENJAM MIN FRiyg|
~, PRiNrER.
QAhe the cover Of i ]
contents torn Oh. v y
Of its gild@.
lies here, food for the NJ.
work itself. shall netI. 1
villas be believed.-,,'1
more in q new and Ia
EDITION,
corrected and aneDl,I|
THE AUTHOB |
Has this been doacl M
northwest cornar II i \
burymeg ggroundon AIuIberv.l
tween Fourth and Fiji n
plain slab Of gray marbe \
ground, on which is tbe
.ion:
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-13

Com. Melancthon T. Woolscy, of
the Us. Navy, died at Utica, 2lstult.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-13

C,vAp,.---On the III
Charles Durand was g, ".
hung on the oath. A r
and discharge Of all Il u
ers, ffty-four in nllIl .,r n
their giving secoll.' n
aJack, YOU know "a. \, |
white folk go ana '''
sol" y,l. sa
you Syont ut - fool De dnI1laI
What You tius'ioa1asI
say - boot. De WIS \ n
~ ~ him again.
..r .iollqr--ah 80.
a I leV I6
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-13

What have become of the shrieks
OF the Carolino's murdered crew.
We're they drowned in Niagara's
roar, that they fell so lightly upon
the car of this peoplel But England
caught the wall, and hasted to do
honor to those who stood forth as its
bloody authors! And is Columbia so
engrossed in party strife that she can,
without emotion, see her sons slain
and herself insulled by a foreign
Canton (W.) HerdM.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05
pIlOSpECTuS
or THE rHlRD VOLUME or TIE
CANTON HERALD.

IT is now considerably more than two
years since tho HERALD made it's first ap
pearanco in Canton, at time when il
had many difficulties 10 contend with. and
much serious opposition to encounter
The efforts Of ITS conductors have thus
far met with success fully commensu.
rate with their most sanguine expecta-
tons. Stimulated by the favor with
which this Journal has thus far been re-
colycd, and hoping to MORE richly de-
serve IFS continuance, the present propr-
etors have embarked ia the ppbiicadon of
the Canton Herald.
The political complexion of the HER
Alo, viii continue to be the same as here
tolore. It will be thoroughly WurG.-
We shall avow the same principles. and
sustain the same measures to the best OF
our humble abilities, that this paper has
uniformly advocated
Situated in the midst of one of the
largest and most fertile agricultural
counties in the State, filled with an in
teIhgentand enterprising population, the
asslduous and untir'ng attentions of the
Editors, will be devoted 10 the dissemina
ton of practical and sound information.
suitable to the wants and deserving OF
the attention of a liberal and enliqhten
ed public
As we have new materials on the road
we will, in short time, be able so 10
improve the appearance of our sheet. as
to make 1t inferior to none in the State.
We respectfully solicit the patronage
OF those who concar with us in political
sentiment, as well as those with whom Il
may be our misfortune TO difIer; assnring
all such that the paper will not be pure,
" a political one; in short, we shall en-
deavor to have lutte Of everything in
It. Short and agreeable tales. apec-
dotes, essays and poetry, will receive due
consideration.
NJ. s. HANCOCK,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05

A
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05
Isl OF letters Of remaining in the
Post Office ut Livingston on the

Isl OF letters Of remaining in the
Post Office ut Livingston on the
lst Of October inst.
A. Adams James,
b. Burton, r. B. Belts, Thos. Bond
David 2, Brown John Bennett I'm Bea-
ty Mrs Elizabeth Z.
ID. Davidson James Daven Mrs Mary
Durham Thos. Dickinson David
G. Corzine Lewis Clifton Allen 9,
Crenshaw B. F. Clifton G. w. Corzine
II & l. Curren Mr. Claiborne Osman
Clopton B. NJ Comfort Wm Christmas
ii. Collins L. r.
f. Ewing James s. 8, Ellis Andrew
Elliott Qunton. +. Ford LIB.
g. Goodloc DS. 4, Green Willis II.
Hester w q c Hightomcr Joseph Hinton
N b Holloway j. Hudnal Thos.
j. Jones F. Jones Hardin 2. Kinkead
A B g. Co. Latham 4 Hunter, Legrand
John N. NJ
M'lntyre Nm &Co3 Montgomery A
V. M'Cartz L II M'lnlyrc Robert Moore
Rieh'd Mitchell NJ d Mitchell Samuel c Q
Mitchell A S Morton Daqid Mitchell Iras
Morton + M x Co
N. Noble Thos Nicholson & Fellow
ly, Newman Josiah p
Pembroke Mr. PcgrandlNat LIZ.
n. Ross & M'Lean Kicks Benz. S.
Rowe Abner Y Rowland r G Roach ]
ROYCE w M s
I'm Scott w L Simmans Il Hudnall
Sims i Sample B G Scott Tbos II P
Sanders Thos Shrock II II Spight Green
Shrock John T
Tharp Geo A Tanner Benjamin Tanner
John 2, Tinnin Nm
v Wick Maj B. Woman Anthony.
w. Williams lnman 4 wright W W
Wellington J G whitehead Thos walker
LIP Q Y. Yellowly b.
JNO. Il. BOWEN, p NJ.
Oct 81, 91-3t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05
ENECUTURS SALL.


RY virtue Of an order from the Hon
1.-The Probate Court of Madison coun-
State Of Mississippi, granted at the
eptember term of said court in the
year Of our Lord 1888, to the under
Hugh L. Henderson Deceased: / shall
on Thursday the 9Th day of November
next, before the Court House door Of
Madison county in the town of Canton
and State Of Nlississlppi; proceed 10
sell to the highest bidder, ON cred;,
OF twelve months; the undivided in.
terest OF Hugh l.. Henderson Deed.
IN and to that valuable piece of prop.
erty known as Lot No. one, in soure
NO one;as laid down in the plat ofthe
town of Canton; said Henderson's in
terest beng one third of the above do
sscrlbed lot. Also lot of books be.
longing to said estate.
G. w. HENDERSON. Easct,,.
Of III. l.. Henderson decd
,oiM The tciV aanered.
oept 70, l6-Sw
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05
NO1'ICE.

II FILTERS of administration vii,
the will annexed havingbecn Gran.
ted to the undersigned, at the SPECIAL
July term 1888, of the Probate Cour,
OF Madison county, on the estate o,
hu'us ~ Dlnkns decd. all those hav.
ing claims against said estate are 70.
quested to bring them forward. duIy
within the time prescri.
yea iaw' or they will be forever barr.
ed; and all those indebted to said es.
'a'e Will please make immediate SET.
tlement. WIN. II. WALKER.
ELIZABETH DlNKINS.
aa1'ia,sfrdfors niia tic p,H anac.rcd.I
Oct 3, i7-6t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05

t'rTho Gazette will b. Published oyc.
ny THURSDAY morning ON n largo Import.
"a sheet, and furnished 70 subscrbers NJ
80 per annum in advance, or SO ut the
End Of tho year. Advertisements inscr.
ted al the usual rates.
August 9TH. 1888
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05
NOVICE.

NOTICE.
S,IOCkHOLDERS Of the CITIZEN,
! Bank are requested to attend at the
Banking House OF said Bank on SAT-.
urday the sth Of Deer. next.
solicited. ea'aos's
by order Of the Board.
G. W. CLIFTON,
CaSh'r.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05
NJ. S. HANCOCK,
w. Il. ADAMS.
TERMS

GThe Herald will be published eve.
ny WEDNESDAY morning, on a large I'm.
perlal sheet, and furnished to subscribers
az the rate of SO per annum in advance,
OF 20 at the expiration of six months.
canton, October. 1883.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05

WILL to- Sold I'd public nUefo,
W on iHe second Sunday Ia tah
afys 1889, IT befny iho fourteenth
day n the month, the plailltion en-
ehieh ! reside. containing iUm HIN.
dfrd apd eighty acres, moro or less.
one hundred and ciylitV.htc " which
% 40 cultivation. Terms Inc thud
cash, the btlanee in two annual pny.
nents, from Tho first " aarcb, 1899.
Noles gwen IN payment, payable IN
thc Union Bank at Jackson. with up.
proved security. Also, al the saine
time and place, twelve likely me-.
grocs, lrst rate cotton pickcrs, len ol
the twelve have picked two thousand
three hundred and seventy pounds in
one day. Also, seven head Of horses
and mules, thirteen huad Of cattle.
aud u fine stock Of hogs, corn and
fodder, farming utensils Of every dc.
scrIptlon, household and kitchen fur.
nlturo. 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
and convenient to water. 1t is stu
ated in good neighborhood, three
miles south Of Canton. Those intcn
ding to purchase are invited to exam
lne the property. Sale to commence
at eleven O'clock.
WILLIS b. WADE.
Oct "a 90tds
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05
NOTICE.

A GREEABLY to an order of the
l Hon. Probate Court of Claiborne
county st tie of Mississippi, granted al
the September term thereof-all per-
sons interested in the lands, tenements
and Entertainments of the late Thomas
Going Decd. are hereby notified to
he ana personally appear at the DO.
vemoef term 1888 OF said court; and
then and there to shew cause Gf anv
they CAM why an order shall not be-
granted, for the sale OF certain reol 90.
tate OF which the said Thomas Going
died seized and possessed to wit. (
certain tract or parcel of land lving
and being situate in the county ofMaa
olson and State aforesaid, and beinn
the west halt of the north east onaro
ter OF section thirty three in township
nIne OF range four east-alsothe north
nall OF the west half Of the south east
quarter dissection thirty-three 10 town.
ship nine Of Range four east. in the die
y trlct OF Landsotlered for sale at Mount
oa'us IN the county Of Kinds and State
aforesaid, containing one hundred and
twenty acres more or less.
FRANCIS B. LEE,
Administrator.
october 8, l7-9t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05
PROSPECTUS OF
THE MISSISSIPPI JUSTICE, AND coNsTA.
BLE's GUIDE.

'nSsiesiff JUSTICE, AND C0NSTA
BLE's GUIDE.
n VIE scarcity of the Revised Codt
4 and Sheet acts of the Legislature
and the difficulty with which the Justice,
ana Consiables of this State suppl,
themselves, and the great want of such q
work, as Justice of the Peace on nv
own part has induced me to offer to the
'uslice aud Constablcs Of this State. a di
gest OF all the laws in force, in relation
TO their duties, &c., together with a com
plele set OF forms ofDeeds, Wills, Bonds,
Acknowledgements of Dover, and other
instruments
10 place such work into tho hands
VI our Justices and Constables would
save s. much trouble and time to the officers
Tor whom the work is intended. As the
Jaw now stands, it is with the utmost DIFF
hculty TO be ascertained whether a writ
zen law is in force or not, which often
mlslead as. $3.50 800"
! ne work will be published in onc Du-
cdeclmo volume, law binding, comprising
from ;, Two hundred and fifty TO three hun.
urea pages, with adgested index Of the
~ 'un'en's, giving a condensed statement of
~ !, eontains.-The work will be ready
y. - delivery the LIST Of Marh, 1889.
terms made known on delivery.
!, 0Editors Of newspapers in this
, '':,' who will publish this prospectus,
!, receive an elegant gill bound copy
y me work, together with the thanks of
he compiler. v. BUTLER. i p
Carrollton, September 18th, 1889
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

ERoM the subscriber on the 9Th inst,
a light bay mare about ten wears
Old ill'een hands high; has a large
scar on the top Of the right shoulder
: mat has been cut for the fistula, also
has a small dent on one side Of ths
neck resembling a bullet hole, newly
Shod all round with light shoes. Anyy
person seeing or hearing Of the above
described nag, andreturning or giving
Information OF her to Mr.. Cox 8, Mr..
oayce IN canton so that | get her a.
gain Will be literally rewarded.
- z. RECTOR.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05
NOTICE.

WE II. II. Hart d Sabra Hart,
ny Administrators Of the estate Of
Thos. J. Hart will sell at the planta.
ton OF the deceased, Oh the 25ih day
OF November next, all the personal
property Of said estate, according 10
an order of the Probate court Of Mad.
ison county; terms made knownon ;ha
day Of sale. II. II. HART
SABRA HART, Adm'rs.
Oct "a, 2O-5w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05


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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05
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tn Il THOROUGH BRED
HORSE-JIM POLK.


WILL be let to Mares. the fal
- season OF 1888, at twenty dol
lars per mare; those who put las
! Spring end whose Afe~- L--s lalled
m'' oe permitted to put this fall ora.
us. JIM will be always found with
faithful groom) at the stable Of the
subscriber, six mileswest of Canton.
PEDIGREE.
jim POLK Is beautiful bay. full
sixteen hands high, six years Old. was
got oy Stockholder. dam by imported
Eagle, grand dam BY Pacolet. :. a.
dun BY imported Mendoza; Q. >. 9.
dam by imported Ariel; Q. o. @ @ .
dam oy imported st. George. &c. &c.
Jlm's blood is inferior to that Of no
horse living. As a racer, lhave to
say that he has started twelve times
and has been eight times a winner :,
two and three mile heats. His ser.
wees are offered thus low to induce
my nelghbors to try the experiment
OF breeding their own stock. which
experience and observation have bro.
ven to me will promote their interest.
:, lie VIII be exhibited on the Canton
Course on the Goth instant.
e.. JOHN II. WALKER. |
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05

80 IRt TM
ny sHiwa
70 ilm uh
lfina, daM
~ lai7sioHew
lalsmsniW
rendered On Co.,
sa'9 Dunn, % Nj
q New Orleans
thousand 7, ono buh.
Dollars and fil
ieen in9nlhs anl ~
late, dated or an4
November 1895 ~
returned from Aex0.
test Tor non acceptam
nieni, and On wkrb
been rendered ID h,
the United States ~
trlct Of Mis,isIbpi N
interest cost and dams
Judgment remainsua
fed by the said Dina.
therefore as trus'ss
deed, and to carry IA
visions specified lbefssl
relate to the lands nd
scrIbed in said deed,
sell, at public aucau,
bidder + r cash On Sll
day of December na J
hours of II A. N. sAdiI
OF said day, at Dunatj
Big Black river, Ios ii
IN section no 81, toVns
no two, west, contanj
hundred and lortyac
ALSO |
thirty three acres, Nl
township no 3, ransl
part IN section no On4
same range conveya@
Dickson; also, one I'D
lot no eight, sectionaa
no nine, range ihaa
ed a so by said DicEal
said Dunn; also, The IL
north east quarter Did
township no eight, roo
and also The east Id
west quarter same So
and range last mentsl
SAID all lying aud benz
of Madison, exceptth|
lies in Yazoo county,
said sale to be applied
to pay the expensesth
ondly to pay and dl'ch
ment as far as the SaII
Dunn's lower ierr
these lands, ;.nd Of cql
braced in and passed
The lands will be s.
right ofDowerof Mrs
title only will be gllreI
the trustee which Es
lia G. B. @
Oct 81. oO-6w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05
DISSOLUTION,

DIoSUIU IIUN.i
THE partnership heretofore exist
ing under the name and STYLE o
Wm. b. Martin g. Co., is this dav d,
solved by mutual consent, the said W
3. Martin having disposed of his en-
tire lnterest'in the business to jaime
=. Napier, who has charge Of the sci.
tlement of the concern.
WIN. b. MARTIN.
JAS. c. NAPIER.
Canton, Nov. IL. 22-at
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05

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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05

ATTORNEYS AND couNsGLLoBs AT LAW,
Canton, Mississippi,
ENAVlNG associated themselves in
n n the practice of their profession
will strictly attend to all business cntrus
ted TO their care.
September ., 1888. li-if.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05

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NTEiH tOTION Press.
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~ INFORMING five public tharthe
STEAM COTTON iHFSS IN Tie
CITY ol Nicksburg, WILDE in GdI ope.
ration on the Gst day Of October
lie IS now prepared to receive and
mlely store thirty thousand bales Of
Cotton, seven hundred bales can be
compressed porday; and he will ship
and forward to any point desired by
the owner.
WIN. II. WASHINGTON.
The Manchester Wing, Canton
Herald, Lexington STANDARD, and Gre
NADIA Bulletin, will publish the above,
and forward their respective ACCOUNTS
70 this office for payment.-Braadop
hcpublicda.
Brandon. Sept. 70. 1888. rat
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05

III ENRY S. HUTCHINSON, Ar
ToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
will attend the different Courts Of
Adams County, and the Circuit Courts
OF adjacent counties;-likewisc the
High Court of Errors and Appeals,
the Court of Chancery, and the United
States Circuit and District Courts, at
Jackson.
GrOflice in MAN-srREEr, few
doors below the Planters Bank. Re.
ter to DIR. I, }. CATcHMcs,l ca,,
J. SnvERBrRG, Esq.,} o4"'0"'
CHANcELLoR.QUIrMAN, !
Rev. Dawn c. PAGE, NJ,
Col. JAMES c. WILKINS, N1''feS'
l.. h. MARSHALL, Esq,
J,ne 2O-4-tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05
s. 'rARPl.EY.
TUpPER 3 ROLLINS.

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