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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-09-01
MANCHESTER, Aug. l6, 1888.

hereby certify that | attended upon
Mr.. Jeptha Harrington, upon the 18th and
18th days Of July last and that | left him
dying upon the evening of the 10th, and
did not suppose that he could live over
eight or ten hours; his disease was COMES
tive fever, of highly malignant charac-
ter. | employed the workman to make
the coffin, and know full well that Jeptha
Harrington did die upon his and his sons
III. Herrington) plantation, upon the va
200, nine miles below Manchester, and
that further his son started to remove the
corpse to Amite county, in the lower part
of.this State.
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periodical should be addressed, post paid
to Professor J. A. VAN HoEssEN, the Sec
rotary Of the Lyceum, Natchez, Mississip-
pi. The subscription price SIS 90, in all
cases in Advance.
The first number of this paper is dated
December Is, 1887, and il will be sontin-
ned semi-monthly from that date.
G. V. H. FORBES,
Us. B. THATCHER,
G. G. FORSHEY,
s. C. MERWlN,
j. A. VAN HOESEN.
Executive Committee ofh Je6erSon COL
lege and Washington Lyceum.
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w. DORSEY, M. d.
YAzOo Co, Nil, Aug. go, 1893.

YAzoo Co., MI, Aug. 90, 1898.
We hereby certify that on the 10Th day
OF july, having received information thai
Mr. Jeptha Harrington was very sick, on
his and Fl. F. Herrington's farm on the
Yazoo River, 8 or 8 miles below Manches-
ter, we rode to see him, and found him dy-
ing; we remained with him all night;
about two o'clock, he died, and we assisted
IN dressing and laying him out, and sat
up with the corpse until daylight. His
son, H. F. Harrington, informed US that he
was going TO carry him to Amite county
TO bury him; and we we'll know that he
started with him.
WARREN AFFORD,
c. J. CRANE,
JOHN ]. BURRIS.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-09-01
JAMES NJ. SMILEY.

Attorney and Counsellor ut Law,
NTILL practice in the several Courts O
wv Amte and the adjacent counties.--of
nee in Liberty, Mississippi.
August g. 1897 34tf
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one hundred miles three cents. By de-
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PROSPECTUS
FOR THE
SOUTHWESTERN JOURNAL,

A MAGAZINE OF
SCIENCE, LITERATURE g. MISCELLANY.
Published Semi-Monthly,
BY the Jefferson College and Washington Lvceurn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-21

waa president. The deceased was speaking on a bill relative to granting premiums for killing wolves; the bill required that an af- fidayit be made before a magistrate previous to the payment of the premium. MT. An- thony moved to strike out the word magIs- trate and insert the President of the Real Els. tate Bank. The Speaker immediately asked " do you mean to insult the Chair? Ii you do you will take it back very quick" Mir. A. disclaimed any insult, but observed that ne thought "the certificates should be signed Dy a man of great dignity" As soon as those words were uttered, the Speaker left the cnaIr' and as he descended, drew his bowie knlfe' having a blade nine inches long. MT. A. then left his seat, and drew his knife, blade twelve inches long, advanced towards the Speaker-hourishing the knife--made two passes, and struck him on the arm. Wilson retreated few paces, and as he was in the act of again advancing, Anthony threw hls knife and afterwards Q chair at him. Will son then rushed towards Anthony, who i'm. mediateIy picked up another chair to defend himself. Wilson caught it, made thrust with his knife underneath the chair, which entered Anthony's breast, who immediately fell and expired. The verdict of the jury was Guilty of excusable homicide"
 In speaking of Major Anthony, the Gazette observes, he was an officer of the war or 1872 with Great Britain, and was one ot the gallant defenders of Fort Sandusky suose- quentiy served in the Creek war, under Gen. Jackson, where he acquitted himself in such manner, as to give entire satisfaction 10 that distinguished chief"
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-21

Sec. & Tint % much Oftke Act of which thsS an alteration, as is inconsistent herewith be, and the same is hereby repealed.
 Approved, May 31, 1888.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-21

LAWS OF CONNECTICUT,
 Passed Mas Ssssioa, 1888.

An Act to repeal An Act therein named.
 Belt enacted by the Senate and House qf Rspesenta- tUes iR General Assembly fORuened That An Act in addition to An Act entitled An Act for the admis- sion and settlement of inhabitants in towns except section fourth of said Act ke, andthe same is hereby repealed. MM. w. BoARDMAN,
 CHARLES HAwLEy, President of the Senate.
 Approved, May Sl, lsSS3
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-21

Aei1AMnder in Ark0nsds. The Little Rock Gazette of the 2Sd inst. contains a full and detailed account fthe trial of Col. John Will son, lafe Speaker of the House of Represen. tatives, and member from Clarke county. for tho thunder of Major J J. Anthony, member from the countysof Randolph, on the 4th day of December last. There were six witnesses examined on behalf of tho state. and two in behalf of the accused.
 Itappears from the testimony, that this un- foytnnatei ei0ccurrence originated in an allu- Eion FnaIle by MT. Anthony, with regard to the Re6l Essate Bank ofwhich the speaker
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-21


 sing unlicensed Houses.
 Sec. l. Re tt enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives, General Assembly conUened That the Seectmen of any town in this State, may, at their fair moral character, to keep victuang house. or house of re(reshment. without being licensed tav- en keeper Provided, he shall previously lodge with the Town Clerk of said town, bond with surety, to the satisfaction of the major part of the Seecmen of such town in the penal sum of one hundred dollars, payable said own conditioned that during the time he shall keep house as aforesaid, he will not sell keep on hand any ale wlne or spr,stous hqSors and the Act of which this is alteration; and, for every breach of said Act he shall forfeit and pay dol lars be recovered in an action debt on said bond and the pendency of one suit said bond, shall not prevent other suits being brought the same bond, for subsequent breaches cl this Act
 Sec. 2. No person shall be licensed as tavern keeper, who shall not have and keep in his house least two spare beds for his guests with the necessary bedding, nor unless he shall have and keep good and sufficient stablng, and provender or hay, pastur- age and grain, for four horses. other cattle more ers. And on neglect or refusal to provide or keep either ofthe articles herein required after being cens ed as aforesaid, he shall forfeit his license. and ,he same become void. agent otherwise suer permit to be sold any minor, or apprentice, to a student of any College, Academy, or Boarding School in the town where said minor, apprentice, or student for the time being unmixed, pain of forfeng ten dollars for each of fence; half to him who shall prosecute to effect and the other half to the treasury of the town in which said offence was committed. And shall he the duty of all informing officers make presentment oE all breaches of this Act in which the whole penalty shall belong 10 the treasury of the town And all presentmenis actions for offences against this Act may be heard and determined by aJustcs ofthe Peace breach Act shall be licensed as tavern keen. CT the ensuing year,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28

LETTERS tcsamonury tay'ns
hrcn 81 uied If tlrunlersIan, Llrtae
Nnyeulbet term 1888, az to Probate
Cnuri ol Madison county, on t.e e..
tiicoi Mary Sanders deed. al lho,p
myint claims against said cstitc are
requested 20 bring them forward lu'y
authenticated within the lime racscJi
bed by law or they vii hr forever
barred; anil all those indebted To sid
csia'e wall please make immediate sci.
tlrmpnt.
JOHN GALLOWAY, J
WADWELL SANDERS i'A' -
Nnvr. "a, oG-6t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28
rRnS PEcTrs OF THE
GAZETTE.

MANCHESTER GAZETTE.
4 FEW words will explain our
- course. Established TO advance
the claims Of 10 particular canliiatc for
any Office, the Gazette will strive TO in
culcatc AMI SUSAN the principles Of the
oil Republican party, 50 flt as those
principles are consenantwifh the political
faith embolicl in ha Virginia M Ken
,ncky Resolutions OF '9s and 80 We
regard these resolutions a. covering the
Who'll, ground Of State Rights and Safe
Remedies, AMI as The fountain from
Whence has Towel hsloctrins Of s'frae
itale and no restrictions" or ID other
words. ao,frine Ivy a strict adherence
10 which the SO ID can alone preserve
her domestic institutions free from the
lold u assaults Of inl'lriatsd lana'ics. and
maiutaia her political equal y Of "benc-
l..s aud burdens IN The scale Of Union.
In matters relating q the prosperity
OF the Sta'e. The advancement OF the
local interests Of fazoo county. AMI the
town Of Manchester, We pledge iealty 70
use our best cadeayors to promote the
welfare OF each AMI ali. Commerce aud
Agriculture cnrdinal interests, will re-
cciyc their due share of attention. And
TO he brief. The Gnzciic will be paper
well sioicl viii ihr passing illing q
lihc tines" Il will be found 20 contain .
ilillcof every thing hat is useful or en-
terin'ning 10 he general realer. W.
make 10 fnrher promises, but will do ou'
Ebes.--ihe hes, can 90 more.
). L. ADAMS.
Manchester, August, 1885.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28

TIE undersigned intends setting
out Tor tie Republic Of cYas ina few
days and expects TO h- shsent from
the state Until the month of February,
or perhaps Mach. Al person, la.
wing business with HIM are requested
to call on Col. II. A. Garrett, who is
fully authorised to transact any and
all business in Which | am interested.
G.. w. TERRELL.
November 81, 23-3t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28
80 NJ s.

0S-Tha Gazette wili b. pab,i ihcl evc-
~ Thursday morning % 4 larg lmpen'
al sheet, AMI furnished 10 subscriben At
SIS pei amin il alsan,s. or SO al the
eni Of he ycar Advertisement .u5er'
tel al the Us al fa'es.
Asgns. lib, 1910.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28
n Isl NJ letters " FemaMlns IN tho
: 1l'usl Oiaee at Livingston Oh to
tstur October inst.

n Isl NJ letters VI ftm8Mlnt iniha
: 4lusl uliise % Livingston On to
istul lcipher inst.
a Minus lames.
h llartcu. Il y rcNs. Thas roai
David 2, Brown John Bgnnost Ipme psa.
~ Wis rliguhih e.
y. Davidson lanes navra Nrl Mary
Dathom Ihos Dickinson nHA
g. Corxine lewis tiIioa Rca 2,
Crenshaw y. +. Chiffon G. ~ coraAs
Z 4 l. GNrron Ar Claiborne 0sWan
Clopon . NJ. Comsor, WIN Cas,gmai
II. follins +. 7.
r. living james s. ,, rliis andrew
Elliott Q1a,on 4. Ford r. B.
q Geolloe l)s. 4, Green Igills Il.
Hester " s e llighiowcr Joseph Hinton
Is 3 Holloway 4 iladuall Thos.
] Jones' 4 jones Hardin ?. Eiak.a1
Nd ~ Co, Latham s Hunter, Lcgtaal
lohnN. N
Nflntyro Nm &CoS Montgomery A
w. N'Cauz T. Il MlniyFc R3bggi Neorc
IRcb'i. Mitchell u y Mitchell Samuel G 2
Mitchell As Morton Daqid Mitchell lial
/ Morton Y NJ ~ Go
I N. NoAo 'rhos Nichisna * z.lIgw-
lly, Newman Josiah =
/ Pembroke Mir = grand NafLo
/ r. Ross a. al'l.ean Rifks Beni. s.
Rowe Abner Y Rowland Il I Roach ]
RoyceW NJ s
/ Stewart Isham scarncr Samuel Spight
4 Tim 2 Scott " T Simmans s. liatnalI
| Sims J r Sample B G Scot Fbas Il 7
Sanders Thos shrock II il Spighi Green
! Shrenk John =
| ThawGeo iTonnos Benjamin Tanner
John2, 'l'innin I'm
/ V Wick Mai y. Woman Anthony.
w. 1illians lnman 4 wright Y "
IwalHngon J Cwhitehcnd 'fhos walker
L.p2 Y. Ncllowly b.
JNO. II. BOWEN, r. II.
Cct3l 2l-3t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28

THE copartnerSmp heretofore ex-
iSting between Drs. J. w. Bass & J.
VI. Ilogers, u the Botanic practice Of
medicine. is this d,y diss lived by mn
ind consent. all business relating to
the firm viii be settled Nv
J. w. BASS.
j. NJ. ROGERS.
Sept 3, 20-lt
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28
NOTICE.

: FILTERS tesiamentarv on tic es-
astate Of Joanna Adams. deed. lax
inc been granted 10 the undersigned al
the September term 1888, OF the FRO,
bate Court Of Madison county. III per-
sons having claims against said estate
are requested to bring item forward.
duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed BY law. or they wiil be for
ever barred; ana MI those indebted to
said estate will please make immediate
selil. msnt. JAS. ADAMS,
JNO. AID MS,
Oct 2. Let F.rsru iors.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28

aNIEftN NIlf4t IHlss
ttiis sa ias# eHe8el IS
nNe aNl Nel selected lses af
GBlMGHlas.
in iAH beuse tnm fl4 occupied hy
NfHi1n G cu"rs drY e4eis slufe.
niffs nf SIDE fle following articles.
Wis ui Viussee, eurhc brandy.
thuuHusu du. Amellaaa dna reaah
da.. n4i alHf. fcnert ilr, hHitifl
,lu" stock port wine, nlld sherry.
plc d.. hmhdy chteuirs. hmndy
ltui's. enfda's, punpov ef Of supefi.
or qHFIiy pat up both IA kers aul
muiHets. macc5loy and Scuich
snlG Cayenne pepper, mustard. rui.
sHns. dee. almonds. sugar cakca.
crackers slrdlncs, muckercll. pickles,
honls onl shors, hgcsc,s, mnlassses,
canilts. cisar., best quality Of brown
sugar. loal snear, cpire, lanlpn pus.
ter, nnA phil tjtIphm do, lennon yymr
honey dew tobacco. common d.,
chWnnai n WINE, champaign cider
and Newark do, a'so, leans, llnseys,
SD lis anl ieathprs,an' other articles
tom tedious ~ eHuueUtc, which lWi,l
sell IoW for cash
w. w. WlLU0lTE.
Noy.7. % 81
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28

VIA i - t's--
A meeting of the members of this
society VINO reside in Mississippi is
to be hsMat Vernon IN Mad.
lson county, on the anniversary the
first Saturdayin January, atll O'Clock
4. NJ. for toe purpose OF organizing a
State society--pyomuting the gener-
nj interest and honor OF the medical
profession, and tie admission OF such
Peatlemen as wish tohccome members,
Nho are graduates oftospectabl- med.
zeal schools. or have been ina reputa-
bic practice for ut least four years,
and are known TO and proposed and
vouched Tor by a member OF the socle-
ty. The objects and advantages OF
the inSHtation viii he stated, in Jrei
discourse or otherwise, by a member
present. The mbers are reminded,
to be furnished with the BADGE OF the
society.
&. F. II. CROCKETT. NJ, D.
Supposedto be the senior member No
% Of the parent society,l in this
St te.
Yazoo city. Miss nov. 81, 23-s
T.. :. Editors IN this State, friendly
to the promotion of science and eth
les, VIII much obIise by Publishing
the above.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28

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n# hHfHR Hf.ef MIfH fHIe
et iaF rfgH ieHH lbHf,Nf f.e
feaaie tmefW Ul nfuaff.na
tlf rt'Hie Anif rs lfmf e
teHstd al' l'n iatingtHfH ailsf
sHtl esitieatrteglf teI ltiH tff.
fpH6a.l dds authenticated, tlft
i4r time prclilDd l} HH,ur tHtt
NAIhelufefrf lafleti 8oimIti.osa la.
dthird tuwld es'H'c 1871 Ieasa n.ip
ilungaieif wfWenis
tit'k q. CAST tGruEv.
ELIZABETH THOMPSON.
November ~. eject
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28
FRE 81 DRNGA.
Canton. Sept 8, 1888. ~


pLANIA fIDG ron % -
,ssIiE SUBSCRIBER wishes to d'3F9'o
4 q his plantation, sixteen nus
Gom Canton, at She head Nl.si' y
nnak Creek. consislitg nall, q q 'at
nine hundred and twenty acre'i ~ ..
brnlrcd and sixty Of which are 13 ,'.- !
n hish state Of cultlya''on' :, = ~, + ,gI.
: Iyira II Sections ~ aud g 2s' ROWE .5E.s
.hi5 Is. Range 5 East Tue, Io' ao', !, I
described "s property If no' dlsP,.%ta II u
lat private sale, before The ,, l u ,s a,
! Veyc,L.er next, Win he S9ta q, , ''' =.
day, on tho promises at nao's ~. INA
l,he highest bidder. Ter 1., cg.
lnrd cash in and; tie o'.h . ..'1.os.
/. and two yoars bond a'a 'f'
secasil5 Required. r rpayr.
{ September II. iS3S.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28

IS uOUSEl 4 lluHSE!~
1'TNAinb. ''olcn or taken \ seine
person ti1euahui''plco lotec la,
hol.t Bonn iae Stable of DR. S'yu,hier.
~ Canton Madison county. an il.
night g., TIE l0,a ul November lust.
ANY person who will return soii horse
to lr. Slaughter or io tue tt Nirh..
burg ,hal receive the above reward.
S.jd horse has one oflis hind lcgs
skinned below tie knee lis lcit eve is
lurtthd hastlcoPrcaance 81 a weak
eye, trcm some other cause, he is a
ua,uralpacer ordtas some white spots
On lis back occgsiorcd blythe saddle.
A. ". WYNN.
November 81, 23-3t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28
500 REWARD.
pOt KET 8DOK LOST.

POk hET BOOh LOS L.
= OST on the road between John
- Briscoe's and Canton, or in Can.
ton, on Yesterday, small calI-skln
POCKET BOOK, containing be
tween ninety and hundred dollars in
cash; ss5 IN Brandon. $40 on the
Corporation of GFanl Gull, and 70
on The Bank Of Port Gibson. and 9th
err tickets not recollected: also . note
on NJ. ]. McKie. FOR l5G33, 5000 Inc
on the ninth day q February. s4o'
which note the public are iorewaln.
ed from trading for as ! am the Lawful
owner.
JOSEPH II. NNCY.
Canton, Nov. p. 2i-3t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28

ERlff'S SALE.
eDowell On pl,n.ins
| & fato April
4. Steen term 1889 in
Hines Madison
| Circuit Court
J Of the above stated case
I'd, | will expose to public
Ish, at tie dom ol Court
hdison county in Canton,
|thc seventh day Of Janu-
hundred and thirty nine.
little interest and claim 81
Is, in, and to q lot OF hand
Pt number two in square
Also--lot aambertl three
re, with a house thereon,
led as Il store house By
tin, Baird & Co. I.evis,
be sold to satisfy the a
Ease.
u. FIOURSOY. Sh'F.
Past printer. fee 81
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28
ROBERT MINTYRE.
Mississippi
Naichez.
Rail Roci Company
,,,,,,er IS, 1888.

II THE Stut October 5, 1888
= iisn, are D. .lhoi5ers N this lnsiltu-
instslm, 30 nnfiGeJ dat further
''ee@ II nffGcen per cent "a =,
.'elr institution. Ni.l be re9ui'-
: 81 LIE IA t,r be King house =
1T - atsnv az ihe b@ncae@ln
s1.5,ginT 81 nUef. Eve pef seh'
Ae ,ofb,itg Is lleccmbcg,hse per
IN ne =, -, ,se ,oA day ei January ana
crai - cent -, IN tle. ION das o, fe','
Eve per 's"' re- py order ii tie Board.
en- f'a'y 'l y. +. BRAslER, Cashier
Isdiase Gets. Soft
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28

g.
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H
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lm ff hf
4 I -
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4 .sta W lH
4
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1 wFmlfff t#a.f
thtyW fHs Hff
H. dtflmf iHHe e4
hml lHnihff
fsf liis iillts tHifffsf
LIN. AZ tstltH 30 Hhl
H. t4e luh.lft na.i sff.
~ uaf lph.ltnl Hni fift
wuH snle II lafayette
lmbifei ahl fit lsei
,feet4 Ai % Ale tpHHfi
Levied 10, and iIl BE-
lsiy tie above stated
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28

L n the above stated en-.
Irec,ed. ! viii expose to
|lor cash. at the doc 81 the
u. in tie town Of Caution.
l the 9Th day Of January
| Of Land, known as lhc
f Lot number 2. squar.
fonting City feet on It,
and running back 9)0
\ the half lot betwe, n T.
| and j. Silycrberg & cos.
|own of Can on, Madison
Re OF Mississippi.
b and will be sold 10 sat.
he stated cases.
NJ. FLOURNOY. Sh'T.
II 90 o4-Gt pr Zee gil
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28
September ias.

Or. titli's. \ z - ..'s'.5.,..I-a. sy.
rNENi LRs A.a pto'tss IS.
rss to TIC people o.
N. ,is,n,ts. CT-a cn -
.ils If the square, neA' 49, "
Citizens Bask - ,s-f
september - issS'
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28

lf't Nfff#F
'F'ilE hghe,irarts Wil IL given
lut cotton dtItred ot E,rwut,
NA. CrtsfE8tuf ai uuf warehouse iH
A4t4H. -.
ALtrN, CHRISTMAS, e. c..
November IN. 23@N.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28

/ mertingo At The commissioners
- otthe Nrkshurg mportnga and eN-
porting company, On Monday, Ism
October, =. L. WEBS fLh, VAS ca,-
led - the chair.
On motion, Resolved, That tic
books cl subsc ipnou to sad compa-
NY. hc opencdaitho ,alice Of the Plan
tets' Bank.in Nicksburg, on Monday,
10th November next
o motion, Resolved, That Niles G.
Foxes, llalvy NJ. jenkins, md j. h.
Patterson, be committee with pow
or 70 open looks Of subscription at
such points MS they may Judge pop
or, to receive subscriptions to the cap
iial stock.
On motion, Resolved, Tint Missis.
sirri honk noieS te received for sub
sctiptioa ie sai stock.
S. 7. WEBSTER, chairman.
Books Of subscription 70 the Nicks.
burg importing aud exporting eompa
ny, will he opened on tho l2th day Of
November 1t the following places;
~ the Eagle Hotel. Jackson, undcr
tie seperinrndenceuf John 3. Burke
81 Grand Cult, under the superin-
tendence Of Nui Moore Sc Co.
At Natcbez, undrr the saperinten-
dcnce of Jacob Soria {, Go.
At Canton, under the superjnten.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28
SAFE.

SUI en- Venull'nri ex-
ponas q April
term 1899. III
F'ihu Madison c,rc'i court
h Of the above stated case
Nd' ! viii expose to public
r. al the door of The ollft
IL '''wn Of Canton. on Mon
DAY Of January 1880. A
Pnihe town Of Madisonville.
Three acres more or less.
.'ng house and household
[s'so, a negro hoy named
',d on md will lie sc!d "a
seaye stated rnse.
q FlDURAOY, Sh'iE.
oa-6t nr fro ~
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28

~ ~ |Ht4 80
TNRON tie counting tuomufilc ssh.
scrihsr en- the 10Th instv ,uprrip
patent lcvtt gold witch joln,ou'
make, number not rccul'ccird G paii
81 iewels, ttcc neatly carved, hy ~
ulelng the itce mlnulelE AauWill dts
coverapss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tie hauds, cbrisilal crerkrd, a libef.
reward will be pub 10 any pc son re-
turning sail watch.
". A. FORT
Canton, Nnv 81. nS-W
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Law n OTTO L.

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FESliE subscribers being anxious 20
4 close their busircss 10 this place
vii ofitrai public auction, A. their store,
on Friday an Sturday the i6h onl
l7h inst (ind il not all dispoiel Of at
The above time, the SAFE 10 continue on
each succeeding Frilay AMI Saturday,
until ailafe sold ,hair entire stock Of
goo Is, consisting ID part Of the following
articles, VIZ: Siapte Drg Gonis. Rso4J
Naae Ci1idiag, Har9nrs am Cpaerg,
China, G as aaf Qlseniea-e, BboFsaaf
Siaiiengrg TRsss--All sums IN lcr $40
cash; on all sans over SO rfelil viii
BE- giyea until iba first day Of ialy nest,
the purchasers giving bond with appro-
we'd seclri'y.
HANs3R0UGH & benson.
N. B.-HrandOn money taken ai par.
and oil persons purchasing on iiiae, can
Iquida'e i BY paying hlanlon nlooeg on
day OF sale II. & =.
Ma lisOagilic, Nov. Z. 2l-2l
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28

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deallol lans. Sea,f Va lunelasi. ani
alI person Indebted o. slii fm sfa
requested " mAte immediate se,t's.
mfntlotht undersigned surviving N.
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28
NJ ICL.

NUtIGH. f
FbS!lE undersigned has deposited in
d the hands Of n. CatLuAu. ESD.
u Canton, tie notes. &c due ttf, late
fms Of Simmons & M'lntyre, and
NJ Intyre, Williams & Co., Tor colec.
ton. Those who wish t. save cost,
wdI DO well by calling ana settling in
due sine.
ROBERT M'INTYRE.
Livingston, Jnne %, 1890.
G1rDariug my ahsenco from /.
State, persons layIre business
me-, will please cal IN Mr. "
Rors, ut Vernon, 81 M. r. Joi,S
s]X, Ways Blu EITHER \. Tao
authorised 10 receipt f Of wbon
John NJ Rebb K Go. Jr claims
Jnly d, l838-6-3r 4. MI