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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04
:. s. D. LIVINGSTON. CLERK.
March Ia. 1888. 4o-aw
NtfTlCl;.

MfrlCE..
BOOKS ofsubscription for the C,n
~, yltal Stock ofthe MISSISSIPPI i,
NioN BANK. will beopened at Jack,
son. the place prescribed for the loca.
non ct the Mother Bank. on the seq
"nd Monday in April next and con,in.
ne y open Tor the space Of six months.
ny order Of the Board &c AI.n,,,a,s
HIRAM G. RUNNEI.S,
President NJ. u. B.
Jackson 4, Feb. 90, 1888. 4l-5t
= 9 me Natchez Free Trader, N,
columbus Democrat and the severn
" ''l, papers published in this State
II ~" ~ 1--WE th's q place in their paper I'm
: ~ ~ '',e second Monday in April mex,
ment. rMs.:sa.. M P'y'
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04


WHEREAS Audrcw Eli. Scn'f
ind Judith his wife. made 90 the 18Th
dos u March a. y. 1897. their GER
tam deed ~ trust 10 Ford. Markham
T. Co. Of vioksbufg NJ. which will be
found recorded "D the gad April A. u,
1887. 1T the Proba Clerks Office 10
Book ID. page ai9,42O & i2l, 10 which
said deed was appointed trustee.
Therefore, ny virtue Of said deed OF
trust ai the request oi The said Ford
Markham & Co. | ,hall sell at public
auction to the highest bidder or bid.
ders in the town OF Canton. on the 9Th
day Of April A. ID. 1853. On twelve
and twenty four months credit. Tie
purchaser or purchasers giving notes
negotiable and payable in the rommer.
cal and Rail Road Brnkat Vicksburg,
with approved and undoubted endor
sers or security, the following parcels
or lots Of Lands, lying and beng in
the county OF Madison, to wit: The
south westhalf Of section twenty eIgh'
in township eight of range one west
the west haIfoi the north west quarter
section twenty eight, in township Q
irangc one west; the south half Of the
south half Of the east half oi the noI III
east quarter and the souh hall OF the
west half Of the north east quarter OF
section twenty eight in township 0 oil
range one west. Containing three
hundred and twenty acres, be the same
more or less. And will make Ia the
purchaser or purchasers, as good title
of conveyance as am authorized to
do BY the said deed of trust.
JOHN G.. OFT. Trustee.
March Z. 1889. 4l-5w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04
Canton jockey club
races

WILL commence on the Thir,
!" Tuesday Of April next.
rirst day, 3 mile heats-purse $500
> day, mile heats-purse $3.50
Third day, mile heats--purse $3.50
'I sss' ,S Ssy, % n ;r .sa''' purse $500
fiitl' day. dash Of a mile
" ArIEs' Punsr. Tvo Sill
'rr Pitchers, worth Sloc
Entrance Of each ,lav to be added.
c. c. SHAT KLETORn,
Ssc. C. J. C.
Canton, Feb. 81, 1888. sect
, " The Nlississippian, vicksbur.
Register, and Naichez Courier. wi
publish the above three weeks. IN
Onward their accounts 70 this Office
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04
PUBLIC SALE.

pY virtue of deed of trust. execu.
Dted to me rs trustee, by John y.
Boieler and Ann II. Bole,cr his wife
bearing date The 25th day Of March
A.. ID. 1887, and duly recorded in the
clerks Office OF tie Probate Court Of
Madison county. which deed was made
to secure William II. Washington n
gainst all and singular the outstanding
lawful debts and liabilities, which he
had contracted and incurred, either in
his individual c pacity or as partner
IN business with the said John L. Bote-
Ter subsequent to the mouth OF Octo-
Der A. ID 1884, unto the 30th day Of
April A ID. 1886, amounting in all to
about nine thousand dollars. In pur-
suance of the powers in me vested us
al owe, will offer FIR sale at public
auction for cash before the door of the
Planters Hotel in tie town OF NJ d.
sonville between the bou.s OF eleven
o'clock A. NJ. and four O'Clock p. N.
OF the 2lst. day Of May A. u. 1888,
the following described land and ne.
grors. or so much thereof as shall he
of value sutli lent TO satisfy said debts
and liabilities, and all costs, charges
and interest thereon, as also the costs
md charges Of this sale. Said land is
more particularly described as being
lots numbered five ind six in section
four, township 8, range east; the L.
! of tic Of the $ T. a, the II ofthe w
Of the N Ei, the s of the N L l.,
the S Of the east Of the North w.
/, in section 5, township 3, range 4
east:-Also four negroes Kendall,
Milly, Harriet and Eliza.
The title to said land and negroes is
believed 10 be good, but no other than
thu title vested in me by virtue Of said
deed of trust will he conveyed.
BENZ. f. CHAMBERS, Trustee.
March Z, 1893. 4l-7w.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04
CUI.AilllN,.k.,illl.

Col Ahils,.Rsnl
I: ICHARD NUGENT, Of New Or
- leans, La. and FRANCIS w
TURPlN, Of Grand Cult, 1 is. have
associated themselves together for the
purpose u tians;cting general Com
mission business. lie si,le Of the
finn in New Orleans will lie Nugent
& Tllrpin. and in Grand Suit TurPin
& Nugent.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04

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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04
S. II. LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
March IA, 1888. Adv


THE STATE OFF, Clnculr COURT,
MISSISSIPPI, SECT, berTerm,
Manson c, UNITY. 1887.
elmer & Webb, vs.) On Attach
James Woodald & ment for
Edward S. Woodland S75 90.
I'M this 25th day Of October. 1887,
= came the said plaintiffs, by their
attorney, and The attachment in this
case having been returned, duly eNe-
cuted, and the defendants failing 10
appear an give special bail Al d plead
herein, it Is tl.eIeine ordered. that
unless the said defendants do appear,
on or before the first day oi the next
term Of this court, and give special
bail and plead herein, judgment final
by default. will he rendered against
item, and the estate attached he sold /;
and It is further ordered, that copy
OF this orde,, with a specification Of
the cause of action and amount due
from sad defendants ID plaintiffs, be
published in the Canton Herald. Tor
four weeks successfully, and that all
further proceedings be STAYED herein,
until the next termof this court.
A true copy.
Attest:
$. y. LIVINGSTON. cle,k.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

Madi.on County.
BY Me Probate Curt Of said County.
10 all persons interested IL The lands, tenc-
ments, hcreditameats ami personal estate u
FrankhmP. Wiison, acknowledgements
VOU ARE HEREBY CITED
: to appear before tile Probate
Court Of said county. at regular
term thereof, to be holden ut the Court
House Of said county, on the fourth
Monday Of May next, then and
there to show cause. if any yonh have,
Why said court should not lien order
and decree, that the lands, tene-
ments and Entertainments at said de-
ceased he sold.
WITNESS. The Honorable TnoMAs
SHAtKELFosp. Judge of Probate
- OF sand county, tie fourth Mon
day OF February, in the year
Y ofour Lord one thousand eiah,
hundred and thirty-eight, and
seal Of said court.
issued the 28th day Of February,
1888.
JOHN 7. AMERON, I lcrk.
Canton, March I, 1888. div
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04

raf,d. and fhe defendant iaIng %
aprcur und give special bail aud sad
herein. ii d. N rrlofe ordered. ihai
unless Tie ,ad defendant DO appear.
On or before tie Gnt q y Il The next
Term Of tbs court. and give SPECIAL
bail and plead herein, judgment hnal'
rs dcinnli. will be rendered against
him. and the estate attached be Sold
and Il is further ordered. that o cory
IT tins order with n specification 81
the cause Of action and smornt die
from said defendant to painful. be
published in the Canton Herald. fof
four weeks succcss,ely. and tlat nl
further proceedings lie stayed ierein,
Until the next term 81 said court.
A tue copy.
Attest:
=. y. LIVINGSTON. Clerk.
March IA 1879 l2-1W
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04
TRUST SALE.

10Y virtue Of deed Of trust made
Ion the Cd day Of August 1886 by
James x. Russell, to the undersigned
as trustees, and duly recorded ia the
clerks office of the Probate Court q,
Madison county, to secure the punctu.
al payment Of a certain prolnissory
note dated the day Of 1886
and due on the first Of January 1877,
Tor The sum of five thousand Dollars
made by said Russell in favor of +. w.
and J. X. Hubert, which note together
with the deeo OF trus, were asst ned
by said +. w. & J r. Hubert to Geo,
w, Pritchard, (the said note BEING
wholly unpaid) we the undersigned
shall proceed 10 sell at public auction
at the Court House door in the town
of Canton Madison county, on Wed.
nesday the 9th day Of June next, Il
the highest bidder for CASH. the fol-
lowing descii edproperty TO wit: Lots
number 2, l60, l6i, and l62, in the
town Of Madisonyille Madison county.
--ALsC------
part Of Lot No 2do. in said town boun.
ded as follows to wit: beginning ,2s fee,
south 81 deg. west from the soulb
west corner Of Lot No 1862, r,nn;m,
south 80 deg. 45 min. east Al poles IS
. stake. thence 66 deg. east IA & 10,
25 poles to a stake, thence due North
40 & 1875 poles 10 stake. thence
81 deg. west 40 & ei--95 poles 10 Tho
beginning; containing n acres. MS,
the south half Of east hall Of north w.
OF section u, township @, rarre 2
dast; col timing &c Il Clio acres 10.
gether with all the improvements on
snid lots and tracts of land to wit: !;
large tavern house, out houses. stahl !
&c. The titles to he given, it is be-
!ieyed are uncxceptionnhle.
J. SlI.vERBERG,
CHARLES ]. .SEAR,ES,
Trustees.
March 7, 1888. Al t.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04
70 ALL WHOn IT MAY CON

. All WHOn IT. NAY CON
oEhN.--All persons to whom the es
!, a'e OF llctor A. l.. Wnlrr, late q
jacksonville, is indebtsdare requisite,
present their accounts legally att.s
ga !" my ttorny, Owen Var yoc.
Ter Esq.-And all persons indebted !,
sa'd estate will please make paymen,
'omy said attorney. '"'
WV. A. BIsICKEJJ. E.,,.
december |. 1887 OFF
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04
Professional.
IAW N0Tfcr.

rAMgSC. MTG HElLof Clinton,
- and NICHOLAS CALI HAM &.
WILLIAM T.. GiLLEsPIr ,oi canton,
having associated themselves IN TIC
prnrtlce of the law. will attend prnc.
tuaIIy ioany business IN the course
If their profession conlidcd 10 their
care IN the Federal CourI,--thc High
Court OF Errors andAppeuls.- and the
Superior ourt of Chancery held NJ
dickson. NIississipph--and also the
u cult Courts of II nds, Madison
Yazoo. Holmes, Attala, Icake. and
Rankin counties. Mtchell's Office NJ
Clinton. and Caliham's & Gillespic's
Ihoce at Car ton, Mississippi.
April q. 1897. lily.
SAM'I.. b. KENNEDY,
ATTORNEY At LAW, &c.
Coni,m. Nisp.
Office next door to VIM. B. Martin = Co
Sept. 2. lott
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04
I'IaNPEn,'|

n. 49, N.
December /. 1897 1
rRospn1l1|
~ 20 4
a Weekly Mus,s,is,a /
ne 'oua ef Jsel,'
BY proposing lie NJ
|an g additional neN,,, " }
q Government d NM,
derslg'led leels il Iuc.nI''
70 state, concisely. Il.
rlpies Which shall asr,,s
editorial labors; and H.
Inc prominent leatus
respects, he design, "
per. In the first DID,
array Itself in oI'I'psisai
administrator u thrc,;
aent. We brIieselL,a,'
cd by the "powcrs TIM
principles and policy n,
the dominant party n
States, tend ABSOLUTELY h
concentration d power
~ the Chief Maeislr,,,'
alike % the peace and
the Republic that, uDds'
name q dem ,c,ary, 1 '
seek to obliterate tllcsp
'Strlctlons placed uvou n
the General Governlnsa,
State Rights in tile absa
Of Federalism-andlobpd
expense Of the people, II
soiidoted government, N
power, and conferrins I'd
Magistrate q tie unal1
control Of the prs Id
In addition to this. lie d
lilical in'rigue-pa lyaa
and proscflptlve tapa
characterize the nlorss
party IN power, Tend, d
the gradual corruptiend
to the oppression and
men Of real worth lad
and unless destroyed, Vi
dive from The service III
those honorable and AID
men whose virtues add n
American name. Il ii
here TO enlarge upon lAE
political sentiments al
most Of the reading nea
We entertain the same
which we propagated v
the Clinton Gazette.
We adhere, .lecMeds
ciplcs of tie Wing Pahls
party we shall struggha
fidelity in their noble
the country from the "
and corruption Of The pah
10 restore o.'r dfooplns >
that republican BEAUTY
Nore under the DeuOei
can Administrators 81 -
son-to reiolm the m'a'
lions emanatlng from Y
.tocoim--to guaId
the sacred constitutional
from the rude assaults q
strengthen and support
The States--lu raise llf
that pecnnlary RUN orgy
IN them by a series =
dangerous "cxperineHD
currency adventured
ate administration, ID
presume will be coa'lala
Magistrate pledged s'If'
IN the bIighting footprint
trious'' predecessor.
rreat work Of pa'rlotlSs
aim and objeca
,diiiiy this task may
lime and public op'l''q'
,trate--and to this le''
our labors.
The Sun, however
,lusively u poliiielp aIs.
If the day, BON uoi''', i.
he proceeding : '''a
National and State ~ s.
,t;cal illusions and lm
Ill 1, IN IN racciye or .
!; act. il is intended /. !, n y
and u~ih 81
he community; and y y,
INV be enabled 70 y
mount Of intelligence =,
h f'lIDI procure, As 500, go, y !
,rge press. and every ,.. ~
d make the Sus as
/" aar n This section q
'ape' :" ~ Trss., g.
The first nlanbe :. !" 81
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04
S. D. LIVINGSTON. CLERK.
March Ia, 1888. 42-4w

THE S.ATE OF CIaculT COURT
MISSISSIPPI, ) OctoherTelm
larson cousrr.\ 1887.
William Il. Bole' On Attach
VS.. ment for
John P. Wyatt. ! sips 90.
IN this Q5th day oil &c. ober. 1887.
- came the said plaintiff, BY his
attorney. and the attachment in thus
case having been returned duly exc
cuted, and the defendant failing 10
appear and give special bail and plead
herein. it is therefore ordered. that
unless the said defendant do appear.
on Or before the first day oi the next
term Of this court. and give special
nil and plend herein. judgment final.
by default. will be rendered against
him, and the estate attached be sold;
and II is I rtheI ordered. that copy
OF his order, with q specification Of
the cause Of action anu amount due
from said defendant to plaintiff. he
published in the Canton Herald, for
four weeks surcesslvely, ana that all
further pro- ceilings he STAYED herein.
until the next term Of this court.
A true copy:
Attest.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04
RICHARD NuCENT.
FRANCIS w. TURIN.

The counting rom Of tie under.
signed is kept in the BRICK house re.
Gently occupied By Messrs. J. Chap
man 4 ca. Which is nearly opposite
Muir. Moore & Cos. old stand. They
are prepaledto receive Cotton on st )
rage, al the Cotton Shed formerly oc-
cupied by White Turpin ana Nephew,
and Lave taken out a police Of lnsu.
rance which covers al Cotton ship
ped TO them here, or to Nugent anu
Turpin, New Orleans.
Tl'RPlN & NUGENT.
Grand Gulf, Sept. |, 1887. 27-6m
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04
$. y. LIVINGSTON. Cle,k.
March Ia. 1896. 42-4w

VIZ t'tRcuir COURT.
MISSISSIPPI, >CctoberTelm,
MAplsos COUNTY. 1887.
L.l.astraps, liesmore On Attach
& Go. vs.. ment for
Fletcher w. Hubert. S,65 70.
ON this 25lh davoi October, 1887,
- came the said plaintiffs, BY their
attorney. and the attachment in This
case having been retu, ned. duly exc.
cuted, and the defendan, falling %
appear and give special bail and Ilcad
herein. It IS therefore ordered. thai
unless the said defendant do appear.
on or befose the first dav of tie newt
iern' Of tins court, and give special
oa'l and plead herein, judgment final.
~ default, will be rendered 40 inst
nm. and the estate attached lie solJ.
ana y IS inrther ordered, that 4 copyD
q Tins order, with specification Il
me cause Of action and amount die
rom sad defendant TO plaintiffs, Be-
published in the .snton Herald. e..
-FOUR weeks successfully. and that al
'''r'her proceedings be stayed herein.
''nt' tie next term Of this court,
a true copy.
Attest:
s. D. LIVINGSTON. Cl,rk.
March Ia. 1888. 4o-aw
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04

DISSOLUTIe n.
THE partnership heretofore exist
4 ing between John G. OrT & lonN
B. Howcorr, in the practice Of Law.
was this day dissolved hy mutual con
sent. J.nN B. Howcorr will contin-
ne to practice in Madison and the adj
joining counties. Office in Cantna.
Jan. "a. 1888. 35-tt
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04
s. D. LIVINGSTON. Clcrk.
March IL. 1888. A2-4w

Michael y. Moore. 500 Sc.
IN this 25ih day Of October. s37,
- came the said plaintiffs, by their
attorney, and the attachment in this
case having been returned. duly exc.
cuted, and the defendant failing 10
appear and give special bail and plead
herein, it is therefore ordered, that
unless the said defendant do appear.
on or before the first day Of the next
term OF this court, and give special
bail and plead herein. Judgment final.
lby default, will be rendered .ganst
hlm, and the estate attached be sold:
and It is further ordered, that q copy
OF this order, with specification Of
the cause of acton and amount due
from said defendant to plaintiffs, be
published in the Canton Herald. for
tour weeks SUCCESSFULLY. and that an
+ rthcr proceedings be stayed herein.
until the next term of this court.
A true copy.
Attest:
S. D. LIVINGSTON, C,srk.
March Ia 1910 49,.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04


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bfgeastp'ns, &c. e.
December |. 1887 I
IR0NpE;n's
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-08-11
TO THE COMMUNITY AT LARGE.

Either the ignorance and stupidity, or
the malevolnnce of some individuals, i'm
pclls me 10 the painful duty Of publishing
the certificates which will be found be-
low.
It has been rumored, that the burial of
nv late deceased father, Jeptha Harrlng-
ton, was designed to palm fraud upon
the community; and some have be IN in
duced to believe that he is actually alive.
So unnatural an act, would not only
be calculated to darken the memory Of
my departed parent, whom | at least
hoped charety would now suffer to rest IN
peace, hut such an set could not fail to
draw down public odium upon the char
acter of his sens who survive him.
tits IN this account and this alone that
I have thought proper to publish the sub,
Joined certificates.
HLZKIAh F. HARRINGTON.
August 81, 1888
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-08-11
BANK CONVENTION.
PHILADELPHIA, july "a,

PHILADELPHIA, July "a.
Agreeably to arrangements, the dele
gates from Banks assembled yesterday
at noon, in the Hall Of the Pennsylvania
Bank.
JOHN B. MORRIS, ESQ.,, President of
the Mechanics Bank of Baltimore, was e.
lected President of the Convention, and
ELIHU CHAUNCEY, Esq, of this city,
Secretary.
Banks from the following named States
we're either represented by delegates, or
pledged themselves by letters to abide
the decision Of the Convention:
Massachusetts, Connecticut,
Rhode Island, Pennsylvania,
Delaware, Maryland,
Virginia, Kentucky,
Missouri.
The following resolution was proposed
and adopted unanimously
Resolved, That the Banks represented
in this Convention will resume specie pay.
ments on the 18th August next, and re.
commend that day for the adoption Of the
Banks generally.
One or two representatives thought the
9th would be better dav, though the WHY
was not stated. The THIRTEENTH day
of August is then fixed on as that for re-
saming specie payments, the day desig
mated by Governor Ritner in his message
We congratulate our fellow citizens upor
this result, and hail il MS the dawn Of .
nsw era in business United States Ga
scttc
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-08-11
Ross LANDING, July &c

Up to the time our paper goes to press
we have revived no news of the termina-
ton of the conference between Gen. Scott
and John Ross. 1t is supposed that an
understanding will be brought about,
which will give Ross an interest "A, If not
the whole removal of the Cherokees. We
learn that MANY Of the Indians are oppos-
ed to any arrangement being made with
Ross-rather preferring to be removed by
the whites, for what reasons we are un0-
bic to divine. -Gd:.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-08-11
~ office.

MS hereby given, that on the 10Th day
of July, 1888, Henry H. Rice, plain
tiff in this case, applied for and obtain
ed an attachment from John Walker, Esq,
a Justice Of the Peace, in and for the
county of Amite, against the goods and
chattles, lands and tenements Of Hiram ).
Mix and Benz. F. Cullin, defendants, for
the above sum Of three hundred and twen-
ty-six dollars, returnable to the October
Term next, Of the Amitc Circuit Court,
to be holden on the Cd Monday in Octo-
Der, 1888, and unless the said defendant
shall appear, give special bail, and plead
a demur within the time for appearances
at said Term, Judgment final wiz be de-
manded against the property attached
and the property SO attached will be solo
and applied to the payment of the plain
tiff's demands, and all costs.
L. M. DAVIS, Clerk.
H. L. TOUSLEY,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Liberty, Aug II, 1898 27-4t.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-08-11
prsrRUcr,vp FIRE AT HARRISBURG.

We regret to state that about one
half Of an entire square in the flourish
ing town Of Harrisburg was destroyed
by fire on the 10th inst;
OFr!cE OF TIE REPORTER,
Harrisburg, July 80, 1885
A fire broke out about 5 o'clock this
afternoon, in the hay-loft Of a stable
belonging to Mr.. J. Ostler, on Straw
berry alley, between Market and Wal
nut streets, and before it was got un-
der, destroyed the stage stable Of
Messrs. Colder & Wilson, the stable
belonging to Mr.. Roberts; the lumber
yard Of Messrs. Holman IL Simmons;
containing about $4,000 worth of lum-
Der, the dwelling house and bindery Of
Mr.. G. Muench, on Market street, the
dwelling Of Mr.. John Shannon; and
Holman's row Of buildings occupied BY
fifteen families. The residence of Mr.
Jennings, on Market street, ond sevc
raj other buildings were considerably
injured.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-08-11
MANCHESTER August 10 1898.

thereby certify that ] attended upon
Mr.. Jeptha Harrington, upon the 18th
and 10Th days Of July last and that | let,
him dying upon the evening Of the 10th
and did not SUPPOSE that he could live
over eight or ten hours, his desiase, was
conjestivc fever of highly malignant
character. l Employed the workman tc
make the coffin, and know fall we'll that
Jeptha Harrington did die upon his and
his sens Plantation, (H. Herrington) upor
the Yazoo nine miles below Manchester
and that further his son startled to remov
the corpse to Amite County in the lowe
part Of this state.
W. DORSEY M. D.