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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-05

n,,,,,,,,, H., n, F,i,rx nfsn,tfry eitizai,s ak
mo III. C,p,,,nn ~ n,, rn,ntv ont of ,g,rf of Mo-
II uri.an r iutl nh and Presion--also of
ctzrns of p,qsron re,nonsiraiirg AGAINST said dvi.
,on-hy Mn Sd. h. ofc,tilpns Of /, atefuurt pray-
I'M l,.sian of Batrtnutt & ,uniy--hy Mr. Castle
man. Of eifikno, II GatA eountv for exiendng the
n Western Tn,nrike. from Winchester 10 Dcrry's
Ferry
The rnptossed NIL i" /, authorize tn. erection of
, loel 4 nm i, Drrn CROCK NV III. Presid.pl aud
Directors of the Dismal Swami canal Company"
after the adopfion Of A rytler offered bs Mr. Hodge,.
was pas.cd
On mof,nn OF Dmcl
The House Adjourned.
-
.iR"t"9 J"'"P5 - i7eo'
Nj. Military, from the committees oil Pu,iieges
aud Elections, made a tepnil npnn He memorial oil
! samuel /. futhHtd, complaining OF the nhhue -
lection ot San,uclc Wattsard j9'n w MurdAngh.
thu returned drle lates nom Norfolk eonnty II"
'o'noni'rr st'le IA" Tue Ia" requiring "''.h "',s
notice 10 be given 10 the returned delegates has not
IN an, case been complied with by thr mcmora'',t'
and that they CONSIDER themselves lfedoded from tho
consideration nj questions f9'rl by ihe memorial
lNts and ASKED lcayr In he di>eht.el "hieh "as
Ranifd hN The House. Prndn12 the gueStton.
Mr. tlIs said lie dad not rise To discuss i1- m"r'
l'~ 81 HE report presented by Tia COMMITTEE tie
Mas perfectly wiling thai III House should tahe such
action upon that rcpnft, and eve such dest,naoa
rs 10 tlem ml.lt srcr br- he fos" onlN ia rsprrss
hs regret ilAt II cuaen at thr comfy al Norfolk,
should echo The sentiments 81 the Borourh, IN pc.
lil" TO the lIonfe tie m'alIesl i'hde,eN e' "mea
would b. an ne1e"u 81 the ti2'a4 al The county
$ir, sJld Nj VT tie petltl ~ had rnuc brio'e us
ash'ns llla 'hN n}Hste" "i'h hi h'en NJ us
Borough might be tett'd. IT 'hd any loaiiec "hch
been Ia Dtt Ir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-05
ES'SsS a Fed.

WY FROM TUE SUBSCRIBER. about
'"f Ioih ot Octnbrr last. A ssisINDLE
y, Nv with s01nc yEiai.c o., ono Of Fer
''as' bu which. is moi rrCoectcd. about : ~
SsstsS years old, flesh nalks do not rrcol-
EsaSSy(>o cct. Also, a Brndle BUZZ, a
" m bout year old at that time unmark-
~ sasrss ed. \ reasonable reward will be gwen.
h u"irIlsrty Of the sand Cow and Calf. To me,
ATTAIN Jones, at the I.yuchhure lo'-bridgc.
Ln,o T!lOS. IL, SNEAD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-05
EDlG.fTsO.H..

yuylIE sprnr session ui the subscribers School,
viii commence the 9TH daS OF February
Ma unpil will be admitted hnl nom the time OF en-
,ry 10 the end Of the scssou.-l'elmS rs heretofore.
K. l.. TOWNLEl.
Ian Nv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-05
GREAT BARGAINS.

rlNllE subscriber will. on Fri lay the oh day Of
February next, IN Liberty, sell. 10 the highest
bidder, al pubic aaciioh' an '''c 'Nloeh III
DEs y q q q y =
belonging to the estate ni Edmund /" Wharton,
d-r,d MOI heretofore sol,l-con>l>ting If Broad
Clrhs. supcrfne blue, black and brown: Silks ::
Cashmere; Cloc"es; Coaon Flannel; Ladies
and t;rntlrincn'a Shoes aud tiiovts: Hats Bur
los: Muslins Cambiios Lace; Nestihss knises
Nr-.nd many other articles. persons wishing to
purchase, reduced prices. aud the public generally
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Terms made known on the dly of sale. The sale
will commence 1T II O'Clock \. NJ. aud CONTINUE
from da, to day until linShrd
JNO. \. VII ETON, .i3m'r.=
Of l.. :. Hhartgn. atc'R
Liberty Feb 49,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-05
VIRGINIA 7.Ee.7%a. aTa 40.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Saturday, January y, s3s.

The order of the DAY. being the Land Bill, was
read
Ga Nj Fishers motion II was lHd on ihc tthc,
aud thr bill concerning the helrs OF DAVID Dode-
with the amendments of the Senate, WAS taken
up,
The amendments wrlr then read IN PAT, aud
doprd. The bill aud rrsldnr Of the amendments
wrtr then, on motion OF MI flshct leeumnited
In the committee which brought II III,
Fhr order OF the dy was apan rad.
On motion nl Nj MAY, who stated he wished fil-
ihcr time 10 considel the hd. II was ail an the Ia
bic, Nj. NJ, plcdgnS himself to call II up on Mon
day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-05

TExAs.-1'he popularity Of President Houston il
TrXAs Is said TO be the wane HIS term OF office
,Xpes IN December, aud the constitution totbIds a
RI election. Il. ]. Rusk aud NJ. b. Lamar arc the
prominent caudldstcs 10 ,uPpy his place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-05

Petitions were presented anh referrcd-bv Me-.
G,eaves, g,insr the passage Of any law anr'a'ory
of the aet incorporating tlte Wythr Watering Cop-
nans--bv Nh Pe,ton. ofciliarn- of Pati6nsbnra aud
buchanan praying for he ncnfpora'oq Of ; ,vin2s
lnstituion--bs Mt Holloway, at T.. b. William.
G,r ~ extension of Ina privilege Of water power az
Gnvippian--by Mr. Faffix of snnlry eirizens. ask
nv The tafmaton 1T uew comfy ont nt part OF Mo-
noue ll, II tri,on. Il inl,'ph aud Presion--also OF
citizrns oil Preston. demonstrating AGAINST said dls-
,on--by Nh. Sda h.. ofc1ihens Of Bateionrf. pray
IN division ef Bef"teuft Eanaty--hy Nj. Castle
man Of eiuzrd5of Glak county, for exeudine the
n. Western Turnpike. tfom Winchester 10 Dcry's
Ferry.
The eugtossed 1ill authorize the erection Of
lock < dam IN Deep crterk ny the Presid.uI aud
Directors of the Disna Swamp oaual Company
after the adoption Of ryder offered by Mr. llodss'
was pissed,
GA mefion OF Dlulel.
Ihs llnuse AAlnnlneh
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EsF'6s E,Ex.T.S', be.

=. TIE Subscriber takes this ncthod of IN
II forming the public flaI hr has opened
" ElOiasc Gi H.ssirri;ainiLaemt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-05

Dec. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-05

WILLIAM \. WYNN, Er'or. al
D,Ey L,ebt, dee'd.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24
NOTICE.

A LII those indebted 10 me 81 Ns,.
Book account, arr requested 10 q,
toward and pay before OF duner Ne
gust Court, In my absence w..
Bnard w,li attend to my b.apea !,
seo's. " }. ALEXASbEi
Jane ~. ls1s. U3p
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24

Anecdote w lille travelling in Western
Virginia, happening one day 10 be 10 dry
goods store, situated IN small village, an
old lady from the country came N. She
purchased several articles Of the clerk, aud
at length, observing a neatly painted and
vanished pair Of bellows hanging al post
she inquired what II was. The clerk, per.
ceiyng that the old lady was rather Igno.
rant, aud being something OF Wag, inform
ed her that il was u Hflr fashioned tan "ttch
he bad lately received from the East, and
at the same time taking the bellows do~n
and putting with 1t IN bis face, told her that
was the mode OF operation. The old lady
repeated the operation 90 herself, and was
so delighted with the new fan, that she pur
chased il forthwith and departed.
% the next day our informant, the nun.
lister, had an appointment 10 preach a,
school. house 10 the neIghbonng county.
The congregation being assembled, while
the minister was IN the act of reading the
hymn, who should pop IN but the old NO.
man with her uew fashioned fan, aud, hay.
ing ken her seat, Immediately commenc-
ed putting away 10 good earnest. The cen.
grega,ion knew not what TO make Of il ;
some smiled and some looked sslonished,
but the lldicrous prevailed owe: every thing
else, and 10 such au extent, that the MINIS
ter himself vas obliged TO stop reading, aud
10 hand the book to his brother IN the desk.
After the usual preliminary services, lie
rose to preach, but there sat consp,cueusiy
the old lady with the bellows 10 front, a
hand hold Of each handle, the nose turned
up towards her face, and with much self.
competency, putting the gentle breeze lato
her face. W hat TO do or how to proceed
he knew not, Cor he could not cas-, his eyes
over the congregation without meeting ~tth
the old lady. al ength, summonlng reso.
luton, and trying 10 feel the solemnIiy Of
the duty Imposed upon hun, he proceeded.
He flushed his discourse, but II cost him
more eflrt than any before or SINCE
Mount Vernon Waichman.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24
POETRY
From the United Service Journal.
THE BEACON LIGHT.

From, the United Service Journal
THE BEACON LIGHT.
pY MISS FARpoE
Darkness vas deepning o'er the seas
And still the hulk drove on;
M sail 10 snsssr 10 the brsezs,
Her masts aad cordage gone
Gloomy and drear her course Of fear,
Each leok'd but tor q grave,
WheR full in sight, the eeacon-llghi
Game streaming DER The wave
Then wildly ross the slsdd'nng shout
OF ali that hardy crew
Boldly they put the helm about,
And through the surf they few
Storm was forgot, toll Needed not,
And loud the cheer they gave,
As full in sight, the bsscon-hgh
Game streaming DER the wave
And gaily off the tale thss told,
When they were safe on shore,
How hearts had sunk, ard Rope grown cold,
Amid the pillows roar;
That not a star had shene afsr,
b. its pale beam to save,
When full in sigh, the beacon light
Came streaming DER tue wave!
The following, BY ". NJ. PxAED, is not only a
written Nete Nsrk American.
4 CHARADE.
Come from ms first, az. come
The BATHS dawn is nigh;
And screaming trump, and The thundrlng drum
Are calling to die
Fight as thy father fought,
Fall as thy father fell
Thy task is taught thy shroud IS wrought:
So forward and farewell!
Tell ye. my Second tell
Fling high the iam6saa's light
And sing the hymn Of parted soul,
Beneath the silent night
The wreath upon his head,
The cross upon his breast
Let the PRAYER be said, and The tear be shed;
So-take HIM 10 his rest
Call ys my Whole, az, call
The lord Of the lutte, and lay
And let him greet the sable pail
With noble song to-dsy.
&c, call him BY his name,
No filter hand nlay crave
To light The fame OF a soldiers fame,
Ga the turf OF a soldiers grave
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24
.KFSCELLE.t'EOTS.
ANECDOT

Sometime between the year ISL and
ID, when considerable amnesty existed
between the people OF Canada and the States,
and when some of the British subjects, who
were, dressed 9th liiIle brief authority
looked upon the Yankees as but little better
than brutes, the following is said 10 have
taken place at the custom house al 81. IJhBs.
A Yankee ef considerable GinensIons
entered the office aud informed the officer
that he wished 20 enter has load and receive
n passport. The officer cast 4 sarcastic
look at h,m and said that II was customary for
people when they entered his office IL get
passports, 10 take of their hats, and reques.
ted him 10 do SO instantly.
Mol thank you SAID the Yankee, |
paid four dolldrs for that hat 10 keep my
head and ears warm
You impairment puppy saysthe officer,
working himself into considerable of a
passion, how dare you insult me OF
with your hat immediately
No SIR, can't do II; keeps my head pro.
per warm
After several orders Of a similar kind,
accompanied with curses aud threats, which
met VITA no better success, be stepped up
TO h,m, and gave his hat blow that sent II
to the adjacent corner Of the room. The
YANKEE paid no attention 10 this, bot waited
TIL be had received his passport, folded aud
deposited safely within his wallet, aud was
ready to pursue his journey, when turning
20 the officer be requested him 10 puck up
his hat and place It On bis head.
The officer With much wrath ordered
him to leave bis office or he would get INTO
trouble, for be did not make words With
men Of his description.
say, mister says the Yaskee, you
must pick up my hat and that too IN just
one minutes time Or feel tbs weight Of these
death mduIs2 shaking his fists rather near.
30 s.svl stlslsF'a. ae-. 'asa sh+a gH~eg W,
purpose, and theatened to cane hlm ifhe did
not depart
Mister SAYS the Yankee, time aies
kinder, and at the same time beginning 10
Inhibition his coat, and you bad better b.
gong after the hat.
Ailer several more threats, which had
the desired effect upon his opponent and the
tune set beng expired, b.. sneak d of aud
picked up the bat and offered 1t t. the og
pe'; but he Sas not satisfied with that aud
ordered him to place 1t on his head precise.
iy as he found II. The officer hr-lta,ed
but seeing the determination of tue Yankee
he set has bat on his head, and was abou,
to depart when he found he was coarcd
and ordered TO place It al be found it.
Here says the Yankee, tuck this ear
under. now the other one, poll It down Ll.
tie more 80 front, Be- Al Of which order.
her eluctautly fulfilled. There, sir, that's
about night said the farmer, and now
friend before leave you, will give you
a wore u good advice, never NEEDLE with
Yankees ha, unless you are pre- pared to
taks peep INTO 'u'urily. Good day, sir. -
Vermont Republican.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24
Fay your TU1eS /,

'EffIE citizens OF Mecklenburg County
arc requested to give their punctual
attendance at each and every muster ground
On muster days, and bring with them Nor,b
Carolina money or specie, sufficient to nav
their Taxes for 1887 also arfearag.s due
as there are many tina, stand unpaid.
viii be present or some deputy to receiys
the Taxes. No excuse will be taken as IN
payment the Cash mus, come.
J. McCoNNAUGHEY, S4e,iG
June 20, 1893 403tT
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24

in limiting Irritation. Irisbnan
newly arrived from Conncmar, h., seeing on
The door Of shop +" Mouey lrntn vent IN
a0d asked the paw broker 10 lend him a sove.
reign. On is being explained 10 HIM that
be could not have money without leaving
q"anfam sqFictt d gods, vastly disappointed,
be exclaimed, " Ne sind.crs, then what do
YOU maoe ny writing up Money lent, when
al tue time It ought " be Goods borrowed -
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24

Co'amdrum. -Wby Is the life Of an Ed.
tor like the Book Of Reyelalious1 pscausa
If IS toll Of TYPES and shadows" aud q
mighty voice, ike the sound Of many va.
tefs, Is ever saying unto him-Wutel
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24
NOTICE.

"a NNAS stolen from the sub
U%~ w scriber, living one mile
SNAN North of Concord, \. c., on the
49, light OF the sth instant, dark
bay MAKE, Is or l9 years old, with hea'
W black name and tail, with star IN her
forehead, small mp out of one of her ears
occasioned by the eStlrpation ol a war',
some white on one hnd and one fore foot,
no other marks recollected-a wagon sad
die with the skirts split at the edge aud brl.
die. ANY information of either the tibet
or the property, wall be thankfully received
and reasonable compensation gwen Tor the
mare and saddle and bndle. Address the
subscriber at Concord, \. {.
JNO NJ MINISTER.
Aug. 10, 1888 tfi4
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24

March Of Lafeiiect-A gentleman the
other day visiting sc,iooi at Edtnbure.
had a book put into his hand for the pur.
pose Of examining class. The word ain
heftianee occurring ia the verse, the que
risi lnterrogaled the youugs,er as follows !.
v hat e Inhrr'anceF A. Patnmony. >
. " hat IS patrimonyF A. s. ymetl.fng lcft
by a father WAIT would .ou call 1t #
lel' By molberH 4. Matrnuony.'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24

Marms Of Bishop Hiddleton.-Perse,
we're against Encouragement. Keep your
temper. Employ leisure 10 study, and al.
WAYS have some work IN hand. Be- pune
iual and methodcal IN business, aud never
procfastinate. Never b. IN a hurry
Preserve self possession, and do not be talk
an economis, Of time. Maintain dignity,
without the appearance Of pride manner
IS something with every body, and every
thing with some.-Be guarded IN discours
attentive aid slo~ TO speak. Never &C
qniesce ~ immoral or pernic,ous opinions.
he not forward to assign reasons to those
who have 10 night t. ask. Think moth
In2 10 conduct unlinpofiant end Indifferent.
Rather at, than follow example Practice
street TEMPERANCE: and 10 all Your trsnsac.
ilons, remember tie faal account
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24

A Nan of fer Words.--A young man
some time SINCE arrived a; certain inn,
and after alighting from his horse, went
into the travellers room where he walked
backwards and forwards Tor some time, dis
nlayinp the utmost selfimportance. At
length he rang the bell ; and, upon the wait.
er's appearance, gave hun an order, nearly
as follows. Waiter !" The waiter re.
Piled, Sir, -" am man OF few words,
and don't like to be continually ringing the
bell, and disturbing the house ; Ill thank
YOU TO pay attention to what | say" The
waiter again replied, /" Yes, sir" In the
first place bring the glass OF brandy and
water (cold) with little sugar, and, also a
tea spoon wipe down this table, throw some
Goals on the FIRE, and sweep down the hearth ;
bring me in a couple of candies, pen, INK,
and paper, some waters, little sealing wax,
aud let me know wha, time the post goes
oLt tell the osiler To take care of my horse,
dress him well, stop his feet, and let me
know when he's ready 10 feed order the
chamber. maid to prepare me good bed
take care that The sheets are we'll aired, Q
clean night cap, and glass OF water ~ tht
room, send the boots With pair q slipper
that car walk 10 the stable IN tell hlm
must have my boots cleaned, and brough
into The room to night, and that shall wan
10 be called at FIVE O'Clock 10 the morning
ask your mistress what can have for sup
per tell her should like to have roasted
duck, or something of that sort; deslr,
your master to step IN, want . ask bun
few questions about the drapers oithis town.
The waiter answered, /" Yes, sir," and thet
wen, 10 the landlord and told him a gentle
man IN the parlour wanted great man.
things, and amongst the rest he wanted hlul
and that was all he could recollect.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24
WOOL CARDING.

CEI viz AVN.N"s
FENltE subscriber takes this method Of lnsosm.
n ing ihe pHbi,c that be- ha. m operatfan 4.
sugar Geek Mus, i've ,aiis- ) iuth.ecst q. Cha.
otis, Ware tacy wIll be attended To by an expe.
rlcnccd hand. Their performance cannot 3. .a,.
passed in the State. both for speed and good work
The advantage OF two Machines will enable hun
to accommodate his customers shen they br,ng
their sool Persons w,shisg to have their vol
carded, VII phrase 10 bring il 10 By tbs both OF
October aud have It wall cleaned Of buts and trash
W. II. NEEL.
Jly3 30, ls3S. tgl2
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-21
PuRllG SALE.

Ell virtue Of O deed Of trust, cxecrt
'tod to me as trustee, 10y John II
BoteIerand Ann T.. BoteIer his wife, :
bearing date the 25th day OF MARCH,
A. y. 1887, and duly recorded in tho
clerks office Of the Probate Court Oh
Madison couniy,which deed was made
TO secure William II. Washington a
galnst all and singular the outstanding
Lawful debts and liabilities, which he
had contracted and incurred, either in
his individual capacity or as partner
u business with the said John T. Botc.
Ter subsequent to the month Of Octo-
Der A. ID 1884, unto the 30,h day uf
April A u. 1886, amounting in all Ia
about nine thousand dollars. In pur-
suance of the powers in me vested as
atovc, ! will oller for sale at public
auction for cash before the door of the
Planters Hotel in the town Of NJ dr..
sonvIIe between the hours of eleven
O'Clock A, NJ. and four O'Clock p. II.
OF the 2lSt. day of May A. j. 1885,
the following described land and ne
grocs, or so much thereof as shall be
OF value sufficient TO satisfy said debts
and liabilities, and all costs. charges
ard interest thereon, rs also the costs
ana charges Of tins sale. Said land is
more particularly described as being
lots numbered i've and six in section
four, township 8, range 4 east; the f..
4 of the Of the 5 + /, the N. Of the W
/ of the N Il t, the 81 Of the \ + /,
the S Of the east Of the North W.
/, in section 5, township 8, range 4
east:--Also four negroes Kendall,
MlIIy, Harriet and Eliza.
The title to said land and negroes is
believed to be good but no other than
the title vested in me by virtue of said
deed of trust will be conveyed.
BENZ. +. CHAMBERS, Trustee.
March 7, 1888. div.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-21
DISSOLUTION.

THE copartnership, heretofore ex-
ist'og at jacksonville under the style
Of iprtc% Crump, Geo. and at Bran
don, under the style Of Word, Porter,
SEQ. Was tins day by mutual con
sentdissoIved. The business in iu-
ture will beyc1rrled on at Madison
vile alone under the style of Porter
and Crump, who are charged with
the settlement of all debts contracted
Tor the benefit Of Porter, Crump & Co.
and to whom all debts maturing to the
hrm OF Porter, Crump & co. and to
Word Porter & co. must be paid.
ID. NJ. PORTER,
W NJ. G. CRUMP,
w. b. WORD.
Oct. q, 1888. 23--tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-21

WiiINi tfH I#.t
o. -
bA ltH HfH e.
EL-I ta M h Huti ri
lHn tH af uhaa ss.IYs
fHfaU tmfa. a.
~ H lHa fslffNa "A
Ih llH4fJA tlum 10
lI Gee ltH Hff1 &c.. >
I0Ff.Ifi.I 0tf.anl t.ta iff4f
i.t'' r' ffItafm f'f aUlT. -
NffAhHH imHHaf Ell =
re'm "he hIhaf hflst u
uttoLAmdA.b. m t
800 iu fafY imf na sts fudl
purchaser 0f pHfeHufe Titlnl hlt
Ha#Hnhe HHipfn mitfrnt Il
a0I6ll lluil,ond Booklet tat
approved UoI aad1uhird eulrt
trs Uf trfHlfU iha following hoe. 4
Uf luts II Land, lymt abi haina IN
ibe county W Madison, 10 viii 1r,,
south HesilH,fofscrllen twenty ~. 1
DO township eight az rouge pBr vete
tbc west halfol t.snor'l Wes. ouarfe,.
section iacuiy eight, m town iip Al
olmhFc vests tIr south hallnItL.s
south hall ~ lhc east halt tAe rotib4
cad quarter add the south halfoffEs
west bait Of TIE north east quarter ~
section twenty eight IN township e "a
range one vest Containing hrean
hundred aud twenty acre. bv a., ,an,,,
more or less. And ! will make 10 lh,,
purchaser ~ purchasers, as good title
of conveyance as am authorized ~
do by the said deed 81 trust.
JOHN G.. OFT. Trustee.
March Z. 1888. 4l-5w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-21
RUNAWAY IN LAIl.

WAS committed 10 the jail of Madison
county, on the 18Th inst. by 7. S. Salmon.
Justice Of the Peace, a negro man Of
lark complexion, between 5 and 6 lee
nigh. % or 80 years old, says his name IS
.SAWNEY, and bc1ong4io Wm. Rose Il
lnis county, had on Wien committees
,'r4 ;eoa rolrdsboJ' AMI .an,aloous. -,
=, 1919 ~ sec q young nlan 70 IN
o grocery in daylight 70 take a.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-21
TRTST SALE.

ny virtue Of a deed Of trust made
'or the 2d day Of August | 83G by
James K. Russell, to the undersigned
as trustees, and duly recorded in the
clerks office Of the Probate Court of
Madison county, to secure the punctu-
al payment Of a certain proa,issory
note dated the day Of 1886,
and due on the first Of January 1887,
t"r the sum Of Gvo thous,,,.L ben....,
made by said Russell in favor Of +. W.
and J. Il. Hubert, which note together
with the deed Of trust were assigned
by said +. w. e. J. Il. Hubert to Geo.
W. Prltchard, (the said note being
wholly unpald) 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, to
the hlghcs, bidder for CASH, the FOL-.
Iowingdesciibcd property TO wit: Lots
number 2, 100, lG!, and l62, in the
town Of Madsopyile Madison county.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-21
NEGRO IN ] H..


w AS committed to the jail of Mad,
W ison county, on the 18th inst. by
T. S. Salmon justice of the peace a
negro man oflight complexion, about
SIX feet high 50 or 40 years old and
says his name is BILLY, and belongs
to VIM. Rose OF Kinds county Mi. had
on when committed a blue james and
cotton roundabout. and nm old black
silk velvet vest about half worn, blue
jean pants, white cotton shirt. an old
white hat and some other clothing.
The owner Of said Negro is requested
to come forward, prove property. pay
charges, and take him out Of iai, or
he will be dealt wi b according TO law.
II. HAYMAN, Jailor.
March Ia, 1888. 42-tf