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would only widen the breach. These

would only widen the breach. These
gentlemen's age and standing would
induce them 20 preserve the decorum
Of The House. From wha, both had
declared in their speeches. there could
be no previous ill-Mill between them.
lie dad not doub, they were already
ashamed Of their monetary heat
They were al-eIdy more punished Than
by any resolution or discipline Of tho
House. lie protested AGAINST the 80.
iemu'ty with which every casual di..
terence was taken up in this House
Ms was the spring Of The year. auj
What TIE House had witnessed vas a
mere Ap'l gust. and would pass on
aod 5c forgotten. His colleague had
t"ed this course frequently before.
AIR Mercer. Never bat once
Well, | su-Scs, 10 iuy colleague tha,
he will withdraw the resolution.
Mr.. Mercer nov moved the following
resolution;
"R.ssirei. That - ara - ord, A.! = r,,i.,-,
s,'auit having p,s,ed between two memosrs
"i ia' tl2isc, va. i0hn Bel aud "a. 4. IaI-
her, II the Stale Of Tennessee, ihsN DC c.II-
81 upon h' The SVcokcr 10 declare. IN tr.,
places that they ~iiinot prosecute any ~ r..
rel"
NJ. Yell novel to las tic resolution
20 Mr.. Mercer on the table, a.J vas
done: AYES %, noes 81.
NJ. Penny 3aolcy SAID that Il was a
''rce that The House should have rules.
aud refuse 20 cninrcc.thrrr lie then
moved 'hc following resolution.
a. Hon I
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STOLEN.

yNROM NV stable in Cbarlestoss, on Mon.
n day u,sbt ias. SORREL -
MARE, 18th Shii. ts,~ sal iess - - e
.ssout seven yyats co.. tr.is Hud -
rsoss-i'iv ptop,rt, 90 Nj, Mar
tha n. Bfr.fu, Il % sulp1s 4 49, -
the W-t- ~as ode ~ ~ some i'8,ss. s,.i tI..r
turned lsrt,. y reasonable .r,g,Da...u., = 90
" met, % Co.,, i-J,.a vl,1 s,i reform .,r 60
,nc. o. ID Mrs Bso4!u, hung r.ar Ca.t G,o.
N.'rcl - IL y. nAi.LNitEl;.
Ju., = INrg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-07
ElEiirEn.

Ma ngnt,,llr. on Ihursd., he cith uI,
~ The lt"S /. Ltehci1crg-r, Nc. JACoH G,rtH
"a Mics ELi,A ltIte. D. IA - Clarke ,su,,t,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-07
a Trnrf or E,F.1'D,

toe-asI Del ue .ifi. " bulge T4tR C.I
Jane. Hte. Hsrrsh inrt iEa heirs o.
Jaus. Iilr.t. ord Doctor WosII e9riaaIHl
90 a,lts. D rosts sad 3 fershcs. ~ sart
PAT aG tse ssrd trsrt ~ isad a. nay BE- rc
eesssFy 90 pas tae s4n ~ sf437 81
uENhY BERRY. Tspaf.s
Msy 90. l-3s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-07

James NcDoV,lI of Virginia has
been appointed by ihe A'emoi & tie
Puaeei5n College. 90 deliver the ar.
e0mmeaccucnt next
September
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-07
Noiicc.

EoURCIIAsERS at tie ale Of the proper.
n " 20 Mr.. FAc5c Gtanihlr,. deed. arc
hereby nouhei thli their notes became due
on tie Jlst Sf My lss,. Pa,,ncn, - &c
''ted Immediately, - the si:gsiion OF the es-
i-'o will not sdu.t of indulgence
JOHN Z. SMITH, Er'r.
J.ue =, Is.,.--3
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- EL...L.s WATyL.-N.-,
q YOUNG man who /, a first-ratc work
= a man, ul sober sIl Industrious habits.
mi "h" - ~ every va, qualified 10 conduct
a NLu", "i'l iHi a -''i situation los app, if.
immediately g. 'lc ,.1scii.tr at as!rt5N. e..
GLp. a.. ClIANBIELIN.
JI.cs. l--s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-07

bxthange o. NcE iors s l11king down in
eo1ss ilsnss % sxpe tst,ohs q on immediate
f'tonpiioa q specie psymspis ~ The banks.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-07

ESTENDiNt. 20 move To tlrNEest, he .uh-
D scrircr = l,tr, 10 SEA his LAND. hsu-
one mt'e from Thompson Depot. Ire ;ract
contain, cs7 ACRES or LIKE
STONE LAND. go scrr. 81 which gfc
m Tine TIMBER AID i.c o1ls2-s ~ good
state oi cultivation -- 90 sore. Jp clover d
On .nn,l fh,- ..riag IT," Improvements
are l..l consisting % sion" Dwelling
liou.r sH.aN "a feet. a Kitchen, ever, ue.
cesar, out-ruf'lirs, a Well cd n.sts-t.ntnE
water. aud an O,c1l~d OF choice Trlit-snj
pool, D., c1'rS Geld.
The i11d will uc sold 90 rpnmDiiiir Ing
terms For further Parueriprs, sTry -
the subscriber, on TIE premises.
BENJAMIN B)LEi.
april -, 1882
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For TsCnt,

\ COMFORTABLE BRICK DWELLING
~ House. in Bolivar, reecat., occupied
ty Nj. Rodgers. Possession gwen Imm,dt.
atcly. ". & >. y. Anderson
June :. l-3s.-u
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-. =. GIlE CORY q 90.
.fsNsiGEs era

r. o-'~r, fr-n distance b. MAJ
F'nU''s attended 60, srA tie drAviaE. ra-
''ri'.. cont as soou a. over.
N.v -, Use
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Fos IrtoNing ne I--,hurs Acslem, IL
iyr other purPo,s,
class so I, fof i-ts.
II De t.aWn p, NieSaujuh. Va. Satutl,~
&c !-.A ! sac, lsls.
'.ltTutr stHFvr
CAPITAL 81 2y5 DOLLARS
: lO.OJJ-- $ , COOS iO1O--S3 800.
S}2y9-S3 600,
. 30 prizes 81 s. OOp. Sc. SC. Sc.
I.s't.f eai, sl0-Li.l.sl So Quarter 81 %
N'-.t.'s'. VI l.eN- of g., yhal. ueke,stsl
o.. d.. ~, do C.
% 3d. =, i>,t'er ll. s.. 80
i-J-F9r Tickets saI SHARES or Cerrf-
Gates OF Packages ia dc above SplcuG.i
+. .rrcs, s--.l,s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-07

Snow lit Is stated thai snow fcl'
~ Bradford county -. on sae morn.
'ng IT the 26lh MAY. % ih~ dr.,h OF
zen inches. Tbs, as remarked NAV
pccoanti0r the cold weather oi t.e Is eek
rasi. % unusual i0r thc scaHcn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-07

-lei Only SlJ-Iia,' Q.a,t,r :, -
CuuGe-,-a lfpsek.Se, Of si sholc usket. Z. 90
40 90. IS hait do. -
Do. - p qIs,tcr 10. g.t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-07
NEW STORE.

May ~, 1898
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09
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~ HI II H fI Fl.
~ Ht h
H 81 IuHt f VT
'H IrftH .ffHmHH ttuFH...flt
nH.Ha tHff tand aFst miaH.s f.
tH..e llIaa. WChIlaHbe county. Is
mHa al pmt GlI8u. Eahl negro s
iHfniyhsf 0f tffnfgslt years aIL
ahouffye antahall lsethilh,ofbIsrk
complexion, bad oa when committed
8b'ue lIHset dfc eo4ta green blan.
Net coat ahl e black cloth itoak cont
O. paif " blue linsey maiaIaons %
white cotton Shirt aHd ~ oIi blaek
haL
The owner IS requested TO come
lofvard, prove property, pay charges
tnd take bin away, or he Wlll be dealt
with rs The luw directs.
II. llAYHAN, Jaiigr.
May 9, 1888. 5O-tr
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09
SIIERIFFHS SALE.

Thomas Nunnery,) On alias Fl. Fa. to
Us. >ApriIterml338,in
B. II. Ward. Madison G. court.
RY, virtue of the above stated case,
~ directed to the Sheriff Of Madison
county, | shall expose to public sale,
for cash, to the highest bidder, at the
Court House door in the town Of Can
toI, on Monday the 3oth day of April,
all the right, title, interest, and claim
of the above named defendant, Ward,
in and to a certain lot or parcel of
ground in the town of jacksonville,
known as lot number three, in square
number one, fronting fifty feet on Main
street, running back at right angles
one hundred feet-levied on, and will
be sold to satisfy the above stated case.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY. Shift.
April A. 45-4w [pr fee 81 so
07-The above sale is postponed until
the 9TH inst. pr fee 50
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09
II Err A I'D.
cNNrOV WuNrmo My d

CANTON. Wrnumtf May ~
uaupHA- $50 are ills WccA
forced a. d0o5.oour advertising Wros
bog order 20 gct our paper out. as we
bavcuudorDakcH NrSlav1rt'.prupHr
Iclmosf -four type islnus" This wc
hope will boa sufficient excuse for
The SMALL portion Of Routing matter
IN to-duys paper.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09

VlcKspURe.-Repeated attempts are
continually making by reckless incen-
diaries to burn tins city. Their dia-
boIical efforts have already reduced
to ashes its iairest portions. 1t seems,
however, they are not satisfied with
the havoc already made, but are re-
solved to continue then efforts
until every thing valuable shall
have been consumed. 1t seems
to US exceedingly strange that
these things are permitted in a town
so noted for vigilance and chivaIrv as
Nlcksburg. Are there not enough
private individuals there. independent.
OF the city police, oguard their wealth
from the insidiouS Vaccinations of the
abandoned and depraYedl Every
square might be guarded during the
night time no one should be permit
ted to pass, unless he gave a good ac.'
count OF himself and his business.
Much of the loss sustained in Vicks.
burg might have been averted by these
necessary precautions. Could not
each individual guard his own premi-
SEES, with the assistance of friends who
have no town wealth to watch over2.
Southern Sun.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09
NllT'LCE.

LETTERS of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned on the
estate o. James E. Brown, late of Madison
county, decd, by the Probate Court of said
county, at the april term, 1888; all per
sons indebted to said deceased arc rcoues.
ted to make immediate payment, and those
holding claims against the same will pre-
sent thom within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever b.rred.
NATHAN B. WHITEHEAD, Admr.
May 8. 5O-6w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09
SHERIFFH.S SALE.

OHEhIF + y MILE.
John Baird, Fl. Fa. on bond to April
VS.. term, 1888. Madison
d. b. Crawford K circuit court.
Alex. Mcintyre,
and two other cases Of the same plain
tltlS, VS.. the same defendants, returna-
bic to same term--and sundry others at
same term.
D. r. J, +. Mosby, Vcnditioni En-
D. B, Crawford-and eight others against
the same defendants. Same term.
Samuel McCauley, On Venditioni EX-
vs. ponas to same court
d. B. Crawford. and term.
NY virtue of the above stated cases,
me- and sundry other Venditoni Expo
masses, to me directed, | shall expose to
public sale, for cash, at the court house
door, in the town of Canton, on Monday,
the 30th day Of April, the following de-
scribed land and negroes, VIZ: Abram and
Tony; tract of land adjoining Vernon,
NphbulhAh- ubput oCNNll' NV " uCltSs lllOlN
or less, bounded as follows: beginning at
the south west corner Of the east half Of
south west quarter section twenty,eight,
township nine, range one, west, in the
Choctaw District, in Madison county,;
thence running north 100yards to stake,
thence east 20l2 links to stake, thence
north % deg. 30min. east a592 links 10 a
stake, thence north 66 links to a stake, on
the line of VIM. Gartley's land, purchased
Of Charles &. Garner; thence with said
inc TILL it strikes the east line ofwest half
,f south east quarter Of aforesaid section,
hence south to south cast corner of said
asst mentioned eighth ofland, thence west
bout half a mile to the place of the be |
timing. Also, the following described
AID, viz; bcgineing on the Inc between
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09
NOTCE.

STATE or MISSISSIPPI, MADISON County.
fENlIE undersigned having obtained let
a ters of administration, from the
Honorable Probate Court of said county.
at the April term, on the estate Of Angus
tus d, Hester, deceased, late Of said coun-
ty-therctore, all persons indebted to said
estate are requested to come forward and
make immediate payment; and those hav-
ing claims against 1t will present them,
properly authenticated, and within the
time prescribed by law-othcrwise they
will be forever barred BY law.
WILLIAM HESTER, Adm'r.
Nav g. 5O-6w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09

1aother Disastrous Steamboat Ac-
cideat!-By the Patrick Henry, we
learn that the fine new steamer Mo
zeIle blew up and sunk instantly, at
Cincinnati, about a week since. Two
or three boilers burst simultaneously,
and killed two hundred people. Oh!
the crime and vilainy Of steamboat
Observation-Disclosures Wig.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09
NOTICE.

III AVlNG purchased the entire inter.
M "A est of the Drug Store formerly
owned by DIR. MclSTYRE, will in the
course of two or three weeks have on
a fresh supply Of every article necessary
for the planter or physician; and am de-.
'ermIned to use every effort 10 give pene.
raj satisfaction. and make il TO their into.
rest to deal with nc. '''''
j.. j. WARD.
Canton, May ., 1888. jo-tr
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09
D lie Editors Of he Canton Herald.

To the Editors Of The Coqt5n HeraH.
Sins; In the pontotoc Inieiigenccr of
the first instant, ] saw flaming account
Of "Grcat Meeting al Matches" said to
be favorable to the "disorgamizcrs,n up
on their fayoritc humbug, Bank Rctorm,n
and Of recent occurrence. Such Van Bu
rem labrlcatons circulating without con-
tradlction are calculated to do injury, and
feeling somewhat interested in the mat
ter, | wish 70 inform you that the story
has not the slightest foundation, either in
fact, in rumor or in dreams. No such
meeting has ever been thought of, much
less contemplated or held. On the con
trary, we are quite a peuceabIe good sort
ofpcope in Natchez, determined to keep
society cementcd together by those cjrds
of harmony, fellowship and interest,
which | am happy to see are being SO
successfully strengthened and los;ered by
the march ofthe" democracy ofnumbers,n
and of Reform, not only in our own State,
but throughout the Union. The boa ltcd
madness of Van Buren, Bank Reform"
has Z residence in our quiet city We
are willing to assist the banks by a union
of action and Il universe. spirit of kind.
ness and lorboarance, rather than en-
dcayor to cripple their operations, and
thereby injurc ourselves, for the mere
sake of loco-toco dcusion.
If the Pontotoc man has no better use
for his columns than to borrow from an
other State for them, for the purpose of
wide and bitter editorial comment, Van
Buren, ISLANDERS of our State and citizens,
he had better place them where the broth
crhood are likely soon to be, in pi.
! am just passing through your beauti-
iul town, sirs, and have thought proper
to hand you this note, with a view, as is
the duty of all good citizens, to add my
mite to the cause of truth and sound doc
trine, by the contradiction Of loco-foco dc
fusion and Van Burcn disorganization.
A CITIZEN OF NArcHEz.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09

STATE OF MlssIsslPpIl By the Probate
Madison Comfy. Cowtofsaa Co.
10 all persons interested in the lands.
tenements and Entertainments of MICHAEL
McCAFFRAY, deceased-Grcefiag.
" OU are hereby cited TO appear be-
b fore the Probate Court of said
county, at regular term thereof, to be
holden at the Court House of said county.
on the fourth Monday of June next, then
and there to show cause, ifany YOU have.
why said court should not then order and
decree that the luHls be sold to pay tho
debts.
Witness the Hon. Thomas ShackclCord.
Judge of Probate of said county, the
fourth Monday of april, in the wear
of our Lord one thousand eight hun
drcd and thirty-eight, and seal of
said court.
Issued the 9th day of MAY, 1885,
JOHN T. CAMERON, Clerk.
May 9. 50-6w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09

hostuahealthy.-Th There is a district
of country on the Big black, in this
State, from which alligators travel
north for their health every sum
mcr.-H.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09

At a meeting of the citizens Of
Madison county, held at the Court
House in Canton, on Saturday the 3lst
day Of March, t838-CoI. Wm. F.
Jones was called to the chair and
Get. Geo. W. Terrell appointed Sec
rotary. On motion OF Col. Oscar j.
L. Stuart, the following gentlemen
were appointed a committee to draft
a preamble and IT solutions expressive
of the views of this meeting, viz:
Oscar J. Il. Stuart, Dir. David NJ.
Porter, DR.. Joseph J, Pugh, Mr.. Ly-
ons, and Col. Henry Phillips. The
Committee after having retired repor-
ted the following preamplean and resolu-
tons Whlchwere unanimously adopted.
Whereas, experience has taught
mankind and prudence dictates
10 us, that common evils are easiest
resisted and overcome by united ef-
forts. anu the present deranred
state of the currency being an evil
which has visited us On common
with our fellow citizens elsewhere)I
n all of our business transactions
with a great degree Of calam-
ty, and the currency of orr state ba.
ca upon the most salcablo commod. T
ty aud largest annual exPottof any
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09


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fine EJwi, oywr,aJ vfyj,rj1, If our
currency r. d,7t If our sistcr .t,,cs.
2nd Re- i further rosolved ,rb.,
should the Marshal nj any ,ino -.
fcmpt 10 sell nronertv II tb;s ronn,y
nrder execution for anv. othar ,noney.
than the current bank notes nf tbis
state. that ony nerson Who wouId I'M
for saiI pronerfy vitbont oTarinr ~
value Womb IN Tho estimation ol ,b;s
meeting forfeit all claims TO opr rns.
pect. confidence and Kind leclings
3rd. BE il further resolved That
should any ncr.on he fonnd co c,JInns'
in fccIinG and ayoricions in n,tnro os
TO dcfy t5o cvnross;on If Two nn;n;,,,
Of tbiS n,oa,;ni, w. b;JI;oa Wy Co.. vP nro,
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the sale nj all haz0yJc. bv any roaans
which tho ,.ooaa,;,. H. -.
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by Zach otbor ~" az nam ond hr W I'o""
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oIntion j. oy;dcncn NJ d;ynns;t;on
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worth that sum. Where is the meppani.
NOUS Souihcrner, who would make sich
a sacrifice for that community in which
he liyes2 He can scarcely be- found inall
the Southern States, with all their boosted
What then must be the folly
Of that younr man. who would suffer his
feelings SO far to betray him. as not only
10 sacrifice a hard earned competency,
but also TO lcopardize his life, and Mace
his character in the power Of demons and
hol-hounds, for people among whom he
had scarcely n community of INTEREST," { /
sowed with folly's liberal hand, and have
lived TO reap thorns, and heavy cronoCI
persecution. Butwhcn exposed
lnysefto danger, and expended my little
rious decd. then thouuht that yir,uo
and merit stood prominently hioh over
every other consideration But cold nv-
pericnce has frozen the fiery ardor ofmy
soul. | now know. to nv sorrow. whe, :
riches began to be an honor, power and T
command attended them; virtue boran 10 ,
anguish. and fall under the proud feet of !
.ic;ons onulenco--poyertv reckoned n
disgrace: innocence taken for III nature.
md the resentment of an injnru in the noor
,rca,ed rs " jmpudearcn Thesethincs have
been slammed on nv memory in indeIihlo
,horoctors and will shine in burnino let.
iors of fire 10 llle's latest moment Had
,bcn bcen ne nrudent as nv countrvmon
nave since ooo"' "ou'u nv" oo enjoying ,
III 'nucPenuc'i' oo'''lo'o"oy' anu 'io quic'
pursuit. Oh pus ,' 'ns'ooo ol con,onuIng I
'lng,e hohocu WI. .i, an extensive para oil
'ot''hroo'S anu Nll,o'lS' coulu sven i
'olune Oh 'i''S suplcc'' ana 'heh DC ur-
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09

STATE or NlssIsslpu,l BY the Probate
MADISON County court Of said Go.
To all person interested In the lands,
tenomenfs aud Entertainments of FAM
10y GRINsrEp, deceased--GrectiRg:
Va OF are hereby cited to appear be-
y fore the Probate Court Of said
county, at n regular term thereof, to be
holden at the court House of said coun-
ty, on the 4th Monday Of June next,
then and there to show cause, rany you
have, why said court should not then or.
der and decree that the lands and tenc-
ments Of said deceased be sold,
WITNESS, the Honorable TuoNAs
SHAcEELFoRD, Judge of Probate of
- said county, the fourth Monday
LIS. Of April, in the year of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and thirty eight, and seal ofsaid
court.
Issued the 9th day of May, 1888
JOHN T. CAMERON, Clerk.
May 9. 5O-6w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09

Green, Jackson, Pamela, Perry, ana
IalIahatchie, are yet to be heard from.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09

SHERlFFS N
Isaac benson, use of d
J. I. Parham, L
vs.. d.
VIM. NJ. Washington, y
John II. Botelcr s
Owen Vanyaeter,
John +. Richardson { 81
Go. vs.. same.
EbY virtue of the abori
ID me directed, | shall d
sale, for cash, a, the taI
house. in the town Of Cla
t'ic Fln uay OI MAY lVN,I
title, interest, and CLAIM 4
named defendant Eanri|
land known as 10; nunal
town of jacksonville; 4
five feet, and 100 back,a'|
Vanyacter now keeps n
on, and will be- sold to 4
stated cases.
S. NJ, FL0CMI
April /. i5-5T !
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09


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lam
aHIk
John bl
T Bon,
+ sNoIsrG
security
Rents tlflu s
III fbgs.
sole u&
t same
ohn w yan,s
John II Ropof.mt,,,
%c.ts. sam
Phillips ilunnNN s,
". same
John Montgomery
vs.. same
James A. Cooper,
vs.. same |
} h. a. S. s. Eos.
vs.. same.
HQl virtue ofthe AZ, !
= D me directed. lsb,ra1
tale, for cash, atibe r. !. !
the town of Canton, on \
day Of tpril, 1888. ,bs d
erty Wis Twenty Mem
phcn, Minor, Dock. I,t, \
Celia, Priss, Silyy. u,r
good efficient farm hand, i
dren, from one to fen vo,,
hundred bushels of cam i
pounds Of fodder. Tina. j
horses, sixty head stocg i
gen, four yoke Of oxen j
hogs, forty head sheen X.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09
SHERIFF

.
SHERIFF'S y
Rober. ShotwclI, ! 0ni
VS.. Wa
VIM. A. Robinson& 70 y
Gideon Bass.
Reddick S. Hunter
vs.. same,
4. II. Walker,
VS.. same
Hiram B. Stevens,
VS.. same.
geY virtue Of the a5e1
) to me directed, WI
lie II' sale, for cash, at the 81
in the town Of Canton. i
4th day OF May next a y
on, and v.
-.o.,d egSe