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BRANDON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1888.

answer. In the case before Us, it is pre-
sumed that no one would object to the
agents keeping an account Of his time, and
also receiving some compensation for his
labor! But who will pay the student for
his time and labor2~
The church would find her own advan-
tage, in taking lively interest in the edu-
cation of young men. Among other good
influences, it would foster spirit OF beneV-
olence, and tend to do away "coVetousness
which is idolatry,p and love of the world
which is enmity against God. And how
cheering 10 student to feel a whole
church is interested in his welfare! He
would rejoice in the assurance, that morn
ing and evening, As they compass the sacred
altar, their prayers, as a SAVIOR Of sweet
smell, ascend 10 God in his behalf When
sick and far from home, he would not feel
compelled to languish alone and in silence
because he had no money. Nor would he
feel obliged to labor by day, and then waste
his strength in tolling over his books at the
midnight hour. Yet such is the lot Of
many one. After toilsome day, they sit
to their tasks till all things around then.
sleep, save the bowling winds. So much
labor and anxiety is more than any one man
can long endure. Could be be relieved
from part Of the burden, be could endure
the rest. Otherwise, if he be young man
that will not beg and dare not be Gnfathful
to his God, he must go down with hasty
steps to his grave.
1t does appear to me, that those who are
well-informed on this subject, cannot with
hold, either their prayers, or their aims
Students for the ministry have to encounter
many difficulties, at best. There is much
to discourage them, and tempt them to leave
their studies too soon, or abandon the work
altogether. They need the prayers and
sympathies of the church, while they are
struggling along their weary way.
Finally, church that is acquainted with
a students wants, and the expense of an
education is better prepared to sympathize
with a pastor. They know more of his
feelings, his trials, and his temptations
Their hearts would be moved, whenever ?
was in distress, they would pray much for
him, and try to remove all anxiety far from
his breast. They would not, then, have
occasion TO complain or cold sermons, and
formal prayers, for his soul would be in
famed with heavenly love.
When Moses grew weary with holding
up his hands, he was assisted 10 holding
them up. Without it, there could have
been no victory. Nor can there be now.
Students will toll, and ministers will preach
in vain, unless they are sustained by the
| Christian church. Were Gabriel himself
to come from the foot Of the burning throne
and with seraphic love, to preach the gospel
! the winning accents of his voice would fall
UNDECIDED, so long as the church should
! neglect to pray for success. NovALIs.
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DRINTlNG OFFICE FOR SALE.-The subscr-
IL Der, DESTROYS Of embarkng in active call
ing, will dispose Of the entire Printing establishment of
the Times and Democratic Advocate situated in
Frederick Md, the largest, popular and most veal
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clever Set Of fellows be found any where
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establishment in the city Besides and valuable
Press the Office is stocked with materials of every kind
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hence fine opportunity OF making money is offered to
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derrick, Md.
BARZILLAI MARRIOTT.
November It'll, 1898 .... nov l0-3m
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TINE subscribers to the Tesamentary Law OF Mary
/ land and the District of Columbia, compiled Ivy Judge

THE subscribers to the Testamentary Law Of Mary
i land and the District of Columbia compiled Ivy Judge
Clement Dorsey, requested to call on r. TAYLOR
for their copies.
The work treats OF the Orphans Court, its origin pro-
gress present organization the Orphans Court how
appointed and OF the jurisdiction and duties thereof the
Orphans Court apprentices paupers and free negroes
the Orphans Court disqualification of the Judges the
Orphans Court miscellaneous powers wills, how made
and their effect; wills of infants wills OF married "o
men wills how authenticated; lost Wills enormously
dated foreign wills noncupave wills donations mortls
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October Q, lS3S.-oct 81 JOHN SIEfHEN- .
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Mrsslssrprl.--lt is stated that the Wings of this
State have gained four members in the Legislature,
whichwill give them majority on joint ballot This
will secure Wing Senator in. place OF Mr..
Trottcr.
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CELF-COCKING AND REVOLVING SIX BAR
- REL POCKET PlSTOL.-A few of this valuable
instrument OF selfdeence Just received for sale by
+. TAYLOR, and may be examined at his Bookstore,
Immediately east of Gadsbys Hotel, pncc 1875 each.
This pistol revoves the SIX barrels, cocks itself and
discharges merely by pulling the trigger, placing man
with but hand equality with men, each with
the ordinary pocket pistol
Extracts from newspapers. H..
"The Improved Six Barrel Pistol This pistol is
tremey simple in it's constructions and embraces several
important Improvements the ordinary pocket pistol
"The barrels formed of cast steel, and drilled from
the solid bar--furnshed with six distinct cones.
"The revolving principle is attached TO the trigger so
that by pulling the trigger the barrels revove, and the
cock rises till the has reached perpendicular pc.
stion when the cock descends and discharges the pistol
without the use Of the other hand
small screw on the inside of the cock regulates the
main spring
"This pistol weighs but IA ounces can be discharged
in two three seconds requiring the Of only one
hand and seems peculiarly adapted for the OF ex-
press mail riders, captains Of vessels Others who
liable TO be attacked by odds"
"The patent selfcockng, revolving, and discharging
pistol considered superior any other denomination of
fire produced in any other aye country it be-
ing capable of making discharges in the space of three
seconds the OF three hundred and twenty balls
per minute Every traveller should provide himself with
of these invaluable weapons, and short time the
dcPrcda,tons of the hghwayman will only be known as
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North American Trust and Banking Company
No. &c Wall street, New York.
CAPITAL, $4,000 900.

This Institution has been organized under the Genera
Banking Law OF the State of New York. Its Capital Il
Fifty Millions of Dollars--Two Millions of which has
been subscribed. -
It has limited its capital for five years to Ten Millions
of Dollars one half of which is to be secured on bonds
and mortgages OF fee simple real estate, ana lhe ohe
half in cash public stocks.
The Company issues its Stock for cash, State Stocks
or Bonds secured by Mortgage, unlncumbered Rea
Estate Applications to be addressed to the Secont
Cashier.
The terms upon which this Company make their ar
engagements are liberal those OF any Corporation IL
the State
OFFICERS
JOSEPH D. BEERS, President,
JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, Counsellor.
WALTER MEAD, Cashier
DANIEL +. TYLEE, Second Cashier
WILLIAM p. POWERS, Notary.
DIRECTORS.
Joseph D. Beers. Henry Yates,
Myndert Van Setback, Peter Stuyyesan,
Thomas L. Davis, Arson q. Phelps,
George ID. Strong, Thomas l.. Servoss,
John r. Peters, John l.. Graham,
Robert Dyson, William p Hallett,
Jonathan Trotter Valentine G.. Hall,
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James b. Murray, Henry H. Leeds
Henry Fl. Elliott, Gilbert Allen,
Obadiah Holmes, Thomas T. lalmage,
Daniel E. Tylee, Courtlandt Palmer.
Sheldon Thompson, Erie County.
Samuel Wilkeson, Erie County.
Washington Hunt, Niagara County.
David f. Evans, Genesee County.
William X Strong, Ontario County.
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TICKS WORKS.-.-The whole complete in one large
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neatly bound containing his " Philosophy Of Religion"
Philosophy of Future State Essay on the Improve
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NEW B0OKS.--A Romance Of Vienna, in vols by
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Tcrry's London Inks, black, red japan and copying
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Kidder's New York do do do
Dobb's British Excheqner Ink.
large supply OF the above is just received for sale
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THE INDIAN CHARACTER,

" An erroneous opinion has prevailed in relation
10 the character of the Indians of North America
BY many, they are supposed 10 be stoics who will
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24
rRtEpEUrM

IT ttnew considerably more Than ,wo
voifs snre ihr IegAtn m1 lritsfrHap
pnaranee IN canton. ar fimds 81 hen r.
.hal macy al'liu'tcsto con 'pnA with. nu I
much seriuus opposition 90 cnc1un.cr -
Tho efforts Of its crn4uro,s have thus
fac met wuh p succcs, ftlIy eonuenm
rate with their mosl zaur8iae evnec'a.
lions Stimulated bv tie hto, with
which This journal ms thus iar been ie.
.ceiyed. AMI hoping 70 more richly de.
serve IFS continuance. the prescn propri
o'ors havc embarked in the Publication OF
The Canton Herald.
The political complexion Of the llrR.
AID, will continue 70 be tn same rs here
tclore. Il will be thoroughly WmG.-
We shall a,ow the same principles. aud
sustain the same measures 10 the best OF
our humble abilities, thut this paper has
uniformly advocated
Situated in the midst or one of m ,
largest AMI most fertile agricultural
counties in The Sac, filled with an M
te'.igentanl entcrprisjng population. the
as+lduoUs and unljrng attentions oi The
Editors, will be derooi 70 the dissumina
tioa Of prac zeal ami $. m infarHa hin,
suitable TO lhr wants AMI deserving of
thaa'teH,on Of u liberal anI ca'igh,rn
led public.
A, we have new materials on the -aaa.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

4 SGALI. ~ the November trG
J 1882. of he Prnbatr Quart of Mad
am roun'v state 81 Nissi.Hn.i, gre
an, nj. account lar final sft,4emeBt
nIelIo.v G~con TIE estate OF J. nw
nm Talbot Decd. wtcre al tI,ns, IN
Is ey'rd 10 '.b effirWeu. al -itj rs
t,ie can attend Il they t1tnk p-orcr
10. lat IAN, Adg'g.
Oetu5eg 3, i7-gl
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

Sta'eof mississippi Madison C. c.
Madison county,} April term 1888
M Z Il o5g'od Z o"i On attachment
) B Sheldon K Co \ sl3ls "A
On taIs l4th day Of May 1888 came
the sad plaintiffs BY their Attorney
and the attachment in this case being
returned duly executed, and the delen-
DAMS tai'rg 10 appear and give spe-
CAL bail and plead herein. It's there
fore considered by the court that TN
less he said defendant do appear here
on or before the first dav Of the next
term ct this court and give special nai'
and plead herein, judgmentfina by de
auIt val ue renderedagainst them and
The estate attached lie sold. Ii is lur-
tier ordered that a copy Of tbs order
together with a specification Of 1, .
cause of action and the amount claim
ed MS due from said defendants TO said
Plaintiffs be published 10 the Canton
Herald Tor four weeks successfully aud
that all urther proceedings be stayed
. re, Elm until the next termci this court
:. d. LIVINGSTON, Crk.
BY O. f. PAcS, Dept'y.
4. H. Haay, y. q.
\ Sept 26, i6-At
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

Pc Of the above stated f
Erected, by tie honorable
Il Of the United States for
/ Of Mississippi. | will on
Rday in November ne> I, it
eth day of the month. ex
e sale, TO the highest bid
m before the court house
llsoh cou' ~, one fourth
N crop raised by the said
lerrIll and Josiah New
was about six luhd ed
Oltlyation, Of which said
interest of one fourth;
hye head of cattle, TWEEN.
/ T" iVuS, I'VE mlHeS. wv
t Of bEcksmilh's tools
~ KIT hen furniture. all O
evled on as the properly
1.-THE defendant in The
! cases.) and will I've solt
'ne plaintiffs debts nm,
70 take place within tx
rlbed by law.
NJ. GWlN. lUhssol.
'So. T. Cook. D'ty.
90 2, pr fec q 80
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24
LAW NOTICE.

"A W Y ~ q l..
:, AMUEL Il. X KENNEDY and l..
= POPE WAl.h ER, ATTORNEYS and
Co insellors AZ Law, Canton. Miss.
! hey viii attend the Circuit Courts
ol VI ,disou. ilHds. l.eake. AtlaIa md
Va 90, the High Coufl of Efm. s'..i
Ap Gals, and the District and Cprtit
Go .rts OF the l'ni,ed States, be ce1
~ Jackson.
September - l911 l;-.lt
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24
NOTICE.

II 'esen' my account 70
(Ne,.''enf, as adminisira'c
r. The estate OF Nirhae
deceased, on the te4f (.
oclabcr next.
I, y. benson.
illustrator he boats
aoa Of VI. M'CatIrey.
.lS-2
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

- ,uu ndJllf MAJ GOVERN
YOU are tercty ro0nnS'rd 10 ia,'
ao're. HAT. IN fr 29a INST ,h J
make appl'ra'on. go t'n r,n'i h"",
~ tho town nj c mon. :, TIC Hon r4
t. Tr'. S,.ckIa'nrI luige a. l'r"
bfta. in and lor thr county ol u ldl
n, to be discharged from fd.iae en-.
rI at Nhl flm 'au place. ] per
sons iniereSiel 10 II attend / the
E.nt p-oner;as | shall rrn ior . sen,
.,'a. IN. ttkr tie ol,l co. the h.noIi
\ .nsa'yeat 4 hto--. re"oel'ug ~ Up
aaiHe In sueh Goes made IN p-o''
&c :. X. W fA' LA
October IL, 1883 i9-2F
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

4 ETTEltS oi administration having
A1been granted to the undersigned,
at September term 1899 Of the Probate
Court Of Madison county, on the es-
tate Of Gideon G. TidwelI decd. all
those having claims against said estate
are requested to bring them forward
duly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law. or they will he for
ever barred; and oil those indebted 10
said estate will please immediate
settlement. II. TIDWEII. Admir-
October 5. l7-et Z.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

NitdsifF'S SALE.
John W Enloc admir- sc on q e.
IS on bond Z.
lnr n sanders October ten
Harry Sanders etal 1898 I
Madison circuit c1u
B( virtue 10 tht above stated Gus
tpme directed; | vii cXpn+e 90 publ
sale, iur cash at NE dor ul the colr
house IN I've tnNn 90 Canton. un Moi
las lhe 29ih inst two likely uegr,
SLAVES. jan ond Via y. levied ON, an,
,yi De sod tu utisiv thp above STATE,
case. ShFNO JRNOY, shin.
Ocil7 l9-2N pf Zee IS
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

" ~
:. suvdems, Circuit court
a. s.. ~ Fa
o. Nov. tem
y Carlton G. sur'cA 1850
! anIug & co
| yandcycort & co
same
Carlton
=. Bailey & co
|. osnav & co
bonier & ciraud
same
Darlson & co
Dewitt
same
Virtue Of the above stntco
me directed from the honor
rruit court Of the Unite 4
for The Southern District OF
hi, | will on the third Mon
October next, lit being ID 2
Of the monthly expose I
HE for CASH. before the
buse door of Madison couaty.
pp,, all tie right. title, clam
resi- Of which the said Henry
has in and 10 the following de-
o.s. lying and being situate
wn Of jacksonville, Madison
Mississippi. viz; lot numheI
Bred and ninety eight, (Which
dwelling house) fronting
Bred and twenty five feet on
{ street, and one hundred an
g6vc feet on Jefferson street
Humber two hundred ana ten
o hundred and three. eaci
xpne hundred and twenty-five
lafayette street, and"ne bun
"a twenty-five feet on lianI
t. lot number one hunIre'
MN Flour, with a store house on
siag fly feet on m1in street
Hkck one hundred feet;
ALSO,
Hmber two hundred and fc
Mtlng on lafayette street.
red and twenty fivc feet
bin and Cross streets Eas
led and twenty-five feet; n
hsare one hundred and tween
|, square, except lot numhe
red and forty-iour, which i
front and running back ONT
Iset; said property with b
sfv the above stated case
, Sale To take place within
prescribed Nv law.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24


PROPERTY.
10y yirtu, Ola dec OF trust cyccu-
- led to the subscriber, BY J. 1. Haze.
katt, and dated on the turn-y th,rd
dty ofOc.ober 1851. and rec lived on
sand day by the clerk q the i'ro5ltc
Court Of Madison county, ana rcro
ded il the Office Of the clerk of iro-
bates I'll said county. on tive 5'h dny Of
December 1881 in book ri. Ices, T..
p geS 22l 222, 22}, which deed i,Gor
the purpose OF a,curina 10 D1vld W.
Haley the payments %! certain sumS Of
money therein mentioned. J s,a!
proceed on Friday tic 2Gih inst to
sell at public auc.loa 10 the highest
bidder, at The Court House door in
Canton Madison county. Tor cas- tie
following described lands to wit: the
east halt of The northeast quarter and
The east half Of the south east quarter
ot section twenty two; and the west
6alt Of the north wsstquarterand west
hall Of the north east quarter OF sec
ton twenty.three, all IN township
and ange three east containing thrc(
hundredand twentvacreS more 0rlcSS
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

the following negroes VIZ; Billy a mn.
Iatto about thirty ono years oi age,
Judy. black about twenty five wears
Of age; also, about ih,rty,fye head OF
stock cattle. also enc wagon ami
geer. aud five head or horses Of SO
much as VIII sati.rytl.e purpose offs id
deed and aIl cost Of the execution
therrof. will convey such title t.
the purchaser or purchasers as is YES
ted IN me- hy siid DEED.
BURRUSS HALEY, Trustee
0ctnhrr 3. 1893. l1-9t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24
ShbRir Z > ,5ALu.

SHERIFF. > 5ALu.
Hunt. Lillieiohn j. On e IA on
Pugh use &C bond H..
vs. Oct tenn
D f Mcarty, 1888 IA
Arch'd Chrk and Madison
II Fitzgerald circuit codri
! Morton use Of
; B Grannls &c
~ same court &,
same
b virtue of the above stated ease
% He ti.rttrd. | VIII expos, "a public
Al lor cash. at The drnr % the com
lnl,e N the town Of Canton on Mn
~ tie a9th inst two uego "eWet.
teay and ilv. levied "n as lie pr.
er'y al d f M'Jatty end vail be sot
t, ,ai,a. lne uhnye stated eases
s VI FLOURNOY, Sh''
Octl7 io-2. pr Zee - %