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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-06
LATEST FROM TEXAS
San .4ugusiine. Texas Dec. 1

San .augusine, Texas. Dec. 6, g..
Editor Grand Gulf Advertiser:
Dear Sir-No,hing new has TRANSFERRED
in the affairs Of our government since
last wrote Our Congress is still ia SEES
sion, and are making considerable pro
gress in transac,ing The business OF the
nation. a land billhas a, length been de
vised, which appear> to give general sat-
isfaction to all parties: il provides orlhe
opening Of the land Office on the FIRST
Thursday in February next. Then will
be the time for persons in the United
States TO bring capital into. this country
TO invest ia land. i have no doubt bu,
that Texas now presents he greatest 10.
dueements to emigrants of any country
10 the world. Its soil and climate are On
eauailed. Up to the present time. we
have scarcely had an unpleasant day du
ring the present season. Our whole fall
has nearly resembled that delightful part
Of tue year termed in the United States
"the Indian summer" Italy itself could
scarcely excel our climate. The coun I,
try is exceedingly healthy. In the
town Of San augustine, containing pop
ulation Of about one thousand souls, bul
two persons have died during The prese q,
year. Fhs physicians are starving for
want Of support; aud many who cane 10
this country in that capacity, have had
10 betake themselves to other employ
nents for living. 1t is the greatest
country in the world for lawyer: Let
ne give you few facts in.regard to the
natter; in case which recently occur
'cd in one OF the eastern counties OF the
Republic, lawyer received a fee Of hi
cen thousand dollars; in another.case, an
attorney received eleven thousand dol.
ars for his services. i have this infor.
nation from a respectable source. The
immense amount Of litigation which must
axe place in this country, IN consequence
It the loose msn6sr ~ which transactions
n land have been made. will cause the
Practice Of law to be very lucrative in
his country TOR many years. Cant yoI
end US some 6rstrate LAWYERS from The
Unite States? Property is rising in val
e very rsp'dly-S2o per acre has been
.teFsd for some land in the vicinity Of
Ian Augustine Ia, 900 dollars has heen
'tered ton one league Of land near Angus.
inc. Ia no species Of property has
nors rapid advances been made than in
own property. Let me give yos a few
samples: 10 town Of Snn augustine, lots
Fhicb could have been purchased two
ears since for 100 dollars can nov read.
" be sold for 1000. Nearly the same
night be said in regard to Washington.
da'ogorda, Nscogdoches. and several
thsr towns 10 The republic the most
ssonishing rise that has taken place in
own property, or indeed 10 any o,hc,
Il
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THT BANNER.
NvovwYcux.Lc, MYasfss rDpy.


We learn by the Liiic Rock, fark.
.Gszette, of the 5ih Of December last.
that Col John Wilson, Speaker Of she
House OF Representatives, OF that State.
upon receiving some insulting remark
from J. J. .anthony, member OF the
House, in tie course OF debate, descend
ed from thr Chair, with his Bowie kniie
drawn. and although his antagonist had
another Of those muIJerous weapons
drawn, he instantly slew him in the pres
ence OF the whole house. Wilson S
name was struck from the roll, as mem
Der OF the house, by an slmosl unanimous
yois. tie was arrested on the spot, and
safely lodged in prison to wait bis trial.
in the Senate OF Tennessee, We are
glad to see, bill has passed third rea-
ding. and only waits Jbe signature OF the
Cove: nor, to become law. prohibiting
the sac or use OF Bowie knives, or .ar-
kansas Too,hpicks as they are sometimes
called, under heavy penalty.
Cotton was selling IN New Orleans on
The eta OF December, from to 10 cents.
From the New Or cans Bulletin OF Jan.
], We learn that the steam boat Vicksburg
bound for New Orleans, took fire on the
morning o! lbe 18Th ult., and was entire
ly consumed. No lives lest. She had
On board 1877 bales OF cotton-cO0 ship
ped BY the Planters Bank, Vicksburg;
S75by the Commercially r il Road oank
V,cksburg: 100 by the Grand Gulf Rail
Road Bank; aud the balance by individ
Walls. All the cargo, and that shipped by
he Backs particularly, is supposed t, be
Insured.
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COMMERCIALs

N1wORLEAss,. Doe. %.
CorroS.--sass Yeste.d.'y were:
100 oales Aliss-ipp, 49, .lQi 10 cent
80 DO do 1880
800 do Mobile, -...., a.
30 do do --..-- 81
81 do Lo!i,isn-, 81 a lO3
Sugar.--P..me, 6 81 cts ;inte .ior, 5 81 mod
crate demand. Havana whi.a, Ar 10; brown
II "a, cents Gull.
Moiasses.--On Levee, 30 q IS cent, per rnllcnl
sales. Oh planiasol, 20 81 censs, snail sa,ee|
Pork. per Dbl, mes, 20 q .O0}
10 MO u do, scacce; Pine, - q. III do; Pq
l6a--
Baron.--sInme}-A ,0a VI GEMS pes ID (
canvss'ed " lai do, Midtling., 10l II DO
shoallesa, "a "a DO, limited lsal~s.
Lard.-per lb. l0a II cents, according 70 Qualir
TfoT.--SS 50a 0--asked--sales.
CoV,e.--iiavanna Grecn, 70 IL cts; Rio IL
III: Java. l5n q, sales.
MISREPRESENTATION, ~ A cents per gallon,
common, !! do, small supuly.
&n.---L,scrpool, coarse, s. 0oa -, fns
)? 50 Wtgack ---erlea.
Basghls --KsasasAy, % . IS ca, Rsps,
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fBOM CANDID.

The New York Courier and Enquirer
Of Monday states on The authority OF
the A5ont,est Gazette. that the Gov
ernor-in Chisfoi Lever Canada has is
sued proclsoalio.s against certain per
sons accused " high treason, and offer.
inS r. wards lor their delivery to any JUS
ice OF the peace IN the cites OF Montreal
or Quebec. Que Thousand pounds are
offered the apprehension Of ioa's Joseph
Pspinesu, the mead leader @! tue insur
gents, and Ave hundred pounds eaeh tor
Dr.. Nelson OF 81, Dennis. Thomas s..
Brown OF Montrt al. f.e members Of HE
Provincial 1arlianen, (O'Csll;ghan. Dro.
let, Girourara, .Scot aud todie,:) A"ury
Chord, IAN alien) and Jean O'Chenier oi
Two Mountains. One hundred pounds
each fer eight others, private citizes.
The Courier Of Saturday week says
that "deposiliors were yesterday made in
this city, that agents Of the insurgents IN
Canada, were openly .ecrait,ug in Bur.
Iington and other places inSemont, aud
sending into Canada, men and muri-
tious Of war, Tor the use Of those IN
arms against the Government. These
depositInus were forwarded 10 England,
by ye.terday's Packet, and 10 the British
Minister at Washington, ant will .ioul /.
less be the cause e an immtdi
ale demand upon the Exc culi,e TO put an
end to such proceedings 10 future The
Courier Cautious The people ol The Uni
led States aud the public press agans,
ny proceedings which may by possibility
e,nbroil US with England. or which may
have a tendency 10 weakpn lhe bond OF
unity and interest by which tn, Two
countries are now SO closely and happily
united.
LATER .AEWS.-UPPER CANADA
IN ARMS
The New .io.k paprrs OF Tuesday
contain sscenn,s OF The ST revolutionary
mos euieh,s ~ The pro,incc OF Upper
Canada, deriued through seemingly sthen!
tic channels. They state that the city OF
ioronto "ss taken ny ,the patriots or
re0eSsj On the OH INST, and tina, toe Gov
ernor and Provincial CounclI were cap
iured. The patriots require from The
Governor tie following terms: Isl. To
dissolve the present Parliament. "Dd.
Grant sn elective Legislative COUNCIL
5.d. That he shall leave The province in
.wo weeks. Th4 patriots are SAID to
nuhbef 5000 10 5000 ia The vicinity of
Toronto slane. % their first entrance
INTO the cay, the Go, erament troops met /
hem, and running 6'er,oek place. A.
nong othe4s Colonel NJ, od,e OF the loan +
'eginent MAS shot dead. and number OF
he resulais were taken prisoners.
N4sh.lle Rep Ban.
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From JACKSON.

We are indebted to SAMUEL JAYNE
ESQ, one Of our Representatives in the
Staie Legislature. for the following letter
. sa'rd Jackson, .is,;an'y 1888.
I MEssRs EpIroRs:
( ! avail myself Of this opportunity to in
forn You hat the Legislature convened
this day. at 10 o'clock, 4 NJ. The at
fendance wa. very general. every Sena
Tor heilg in his place; aud but few ab
Sen ee> in the House Of Representatives.
IL tue latter, Mr.. Phillips. of Mad ison,
was called to the Chair for the purpose Of
organizing the House. The House i'm,
nedia,ely proceeded to the cleo len Of a
<pe aker, and after hslloing six times
without choice, adjourned until to NOR
row 10 O'clock. The last ballot stood
thus: 4
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-06

lraughl yin naTusn'P d"u IhJue''Se !"
v ards this District. That place will a.
gain be 5000 filled, and doubtless will be
ably filed by the enlightened State which
mourns bis death; tut 40 man can bring
10 il . better heart. ard soundsr head,
than he possessed.
1t remains to US to perform the sad do
y pfawarding our share 1t the bonors
due t. bis memory. propose The to'
lowing resolutions:
Resolved ussa,nlously, That the rem
bers of The Senate. trom a sincere desire
Of showing every mark af respect due to
the memory Of the Hon. JosErH KENT,
deceased, late member thereof will go
,ato mourning BY wearing Grape on the
left arm for thirty days.
Resolred. uaani mousy. That as an al +.
ditons max OF respect ior the memory
Of Tie Hon. JOSEPH KENT, the Senate do
now adjourn.
The resolutions were so adopted; and
the Senate accordingly adjourned.
From The New Orler.s COMMERCIAL Bullssi.,.
CONGRESS. In Congress title has been
done as yet, except in The presentation
and reception of petitions. Most OF them
on The subject OF slavery; one from the
Peace Society OF New York, on another
subject, deserves respectful, notice. II
pays Cougfessrto refer the controversy
between The United States and Mexico to
The arb,t alton OF some toreign, power
This is suggestion WATCH well merits tie
consideration Of Congress. The .prac.
tee Of appealing 10 ih. sword for the SET
,ement Of every dispute, has been too
long The disgrace and the scourge Of cly
iliz.d nations. Ii was once the custom
Of barbarous age, for individuals to set
tie their qua'rels in The same mode. Ere
qntnlly the title 10 an estate Ia tract OF
'and or property, was decided by cop>
bat between the claimants. But, a. the
condition OF he human race improved
as men became more intelligent and en-
ishiene,l, and humane, they discovered
he folly OF appealing TO the tribunal Of
,rntai force. or chaace tor the sdjud,ca
on Of their rights, and instituted courts
}! justice, where all controversies settled
Dicably and upon the strict aud right
ous principles OF law and equity. The
sta oIishmeni OF courts of law, whenever
hey exist, has tended towai DIS the sup
rrssion Of 5roils 'ud assaults among in
j, iduals, and why should not nations
roht by the example. Their disputes
'ould cerlalnly be arranged upon more
quitable principles, when all impartial
mpire stood between them, than when
le doubtful issues Of bloody battles, was
, be The measure Of right or wrrng.--
hen again the saving oiaexpense would
E i"calculaole. Tue cost Of paying.
'sding and clubbing armies-the expense
building and aqaung navres could be
Ispensed with--lhe destruction of prop
Tty would I've ted--ihousands, nay
bilious Of lives wouId. be spared-the
ius'on Of blood and al the suferings,
r'vatIons, miseries and sorrows Of war
'erted Success we say, to the petition
the Peace Society. II become the U
ted States to take the lead in this march
humanity, aad our relations with Mex.
o furnish an occasion. to display in a
ay honorable and nagnanimous, our
lheseace' to peace principles.
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JACKSON, 81 jim. 1893.
MEssRs EDlToRs:

JACKSON, 81 jan. 1893.
MEssRs EDlroks:
The two Houses this day.
succ eeded after numerous bal
lettings. in choosing their presi-
ding officers. Ii the Senate, "A.
L. BlNGAMAN, Of Adams county.
was elected PresItlen, Downs
Secretary, and Reuben Leach,
Door keeper.
Ia the House Of Representa-
tives, John w. King, of Rankin
county, was elected Speaker,
c. M. Price Clerk. and Lewis
Whitesides door keeper. The
vote for Speaker, on the 9th
and las. ballot, WAS as follows:
King, rs
Brown, III
Kennedy, q
Phillips. n
Tomorrow we shall receive
the Governors Message, and
when the standing committees
are appointed, we shall get fair.
ly at work, and from present an
pearances, we shall have d. la
borious session.
Yours, respectfully, Y
SAM'L JAYNE.
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King, "a.
Hancock, ~34,
Brown, u,
Scattering 2,
The Senate also made 4 Truitless at.
stlempt 10 elect President. The last
ballot was as follows:
Bingaman, is,
Tucker, IS,
respectfully yours,
SAM'L JAYNE.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-06

ExpuNGlNG RESOLUTIONS
resolution to rescind the expun-
gfng resolution aud declare the
defacing of the Journal uncon-
stitutional and void, was intro-
rduced before the Senate OF fhe
U S. on the l4th Of December,
by Mr.. Bayard Of Delaware
He actedunderInstructions from
the Legislature of the Staterep-
resented by him, and avows it
to be his intention to renew the
resolution every year, until it is
carried, so long AS he continues
a member ofthe Senate, Such
untiring perseverance cannot
fail Of ultimate success in a
good cause.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-06

STEAM SHIP NArcMHz.-Our
neighbors Of Mississippi are do
ing themselves credit by the
spirit and enterprise they dis.
play in pushing forward their
commercial projects. Withthis
views noble steam ship is bull
ding at Baltimore, designed to
run between Natchez and the
Atlantic cities. She is of large
Dimensions, furnished with most
convenient and elegant accom-
mo Jations for passengers, and is
described as a most admirable
specimen Of naval architecture.
As New Orleans lies on the
route of her voyages, we trust
she will always touch at our
port as she passes, so that the
citizens of Orleans may share
in the benefits accruing from this
addition to our line of packets.
IN. O. Bulletin.
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Cotton WAS selling IN New Orleans on
ID. eta OF Dece nb Der, from s to 10 cents.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28

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m tatafnN hfl mll. wHts'lon y
Hs CaHal ilam.f
Iha luNnl oaa2.ta.oa ~ ilH Use
NfH.WII r.1Iaaep teih. Mma bette.
hhIr # Uit 81 thoroughly Wm8
We fHaifbtoW Iba #ma wln#Fes. anl
HH1 .hn Ha HrHlfh iu lh0 hNai ~
mr humble abilities, ihai lhI wen ba8
uHt.0fu't advocated
Situated Iu tA8 mlit Ct ESQ &c ihs
largest a0l most Nt.'a afriouliett
counties iu 'bs 8'o'e. f.Iai wltb uu NJ
u...e.ll8ul cl'arprislng pnwHHon, il'
.aHmaom onl1nlrne attentions ot llp
EdlloH,Hi. DO devoted % lae dmsenina
ton of practical onl sound information
suitable to ihn wants aHl d7fYin. 4
lheoaoutiea of IHga, aHl eat gla-H
cd public.
As We have now materials on ihe road
we will, lat short ti'ue De able 80 Il
improve the appearance DC our sheet, a
.'omabc jt Inferior t0uHuein th8 State.
4 We respectfully solicit lho palronag
of those who concr with usin politca
sentiment as well as those with whom
may Be our misfortune toliiIer; assurin
alD s8eh that ,he papaf will not be pure
.Iy n p2tij.al one; in short we shall en-
deayor to have o litIo of everything j
il. Short and agreeable tales, ane'
.do'as, essays and Poetry, will receive dl
consideration.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28
PKO8PElvPNs


Or Tu6
MACON INTELLiGE Err.
E-HAVING become proprietors Of the
q. IA Press connected with the pubica-
tion Of the late Mississippi STAR" the
undersigned propose publishing, in the
town of Macon, Noxubae county, Mis-,
sissippi, WEEKLY PArEE, bearing the
above title, which viii be devoted 10
Literature, Agriculture and Politics.
Every effort will be used TO render the
ISTELuGENcER interesting and worthy Of
patronage, by introducing into its columns
the most useful information within our
reach.
The distinct line which has been drawn
between the two prominent parties Of oar
country, requires candid ayowal Of the
political lenets which shall characterize
the INrELLIGENcEE. From a Gsm conyic
ton thata National Bank is indispensable
to SOUND CIRCULATING MEDIUM, ans Of It's
powerful agency in correcting such evils
and embarrassments as at present per-
wade our country, we are constrained tc
advocate its establishment with zeal, ard
with all the ability we can bring TO our
aid, We are opposed 70 the leading nlea
sures Of the present administration, and
will sustain Wing principles.
Our Democratic friends need not be De
tered from extending their patronage te
the lNTELLIGENcEA from az apprehension
of wounded sensibility, as we have deter
mined to exclude all offensive matter
We, therefore, solicit the patronage Of al
parties, with the hope that our loprna
/ will prove both pleasing and Instructive
TERNs.-The MACON INrslIGsycEl
win be printed with good type on hand
some paper, and furnished to subscriber
at FIVE DOLLARS per year in advance, O
SIX DOLLARS al the expiration Of the year
v. NJ. MURPHY,
II. w. FOOTE.
Macon, III, May 9, 1888.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28


f flH
Ht fHaf ~
M ffft
fNesi.HA s8mte l h
1900 N HHafg m fHtHlaIa
iNahef ci $50 fiafNy fetEElafI
NmtfHitHi lh lIF 1864 Hhl lia uHT
hftlpf lmuttfHaf flfi.m GOOD
Terms q. Pm t80 iH e0th 1870 lhb
hala0ea So sHah times f8 wi|I a.iHW
ihe rnfthassf falf tlfHca efn#hIaa
ihe rstmeni from iht Flbeeefs hi f0f
Nilh " rpi sold NJ private mlt ifn
property wll Pc sei ~ auction nh
the promises Uu iHe 9ifhiBef
FI'lifH, JONES e. CO..
SeN. Q, 1890 i3atf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28
E.XECUrORS SALE.

1888 - y, n = Nt~@N' - = - -
by virtue 81 an order from the Hon
the Probate Coartof Madison coun-
u State of Mississippi, granted at the
tenn OF SAID court in the
year Of our Lord 1889, to the under
signed as executor Of the estate Of
Hugh l.. Henderson Deceased; shall
on Thursday tic 8th day Of November
next, before tie Court House door OF
Madison eouatyin the town Of Canton
and State Of AiissisSippi; proceed to
sell % the highest bidder, on a credit
OF twelve months; the undivided in
terestol Hugh +. Henderson Decd.
in and 70 thai valuable piece Of prop
erty known as Tot No. one, in squire
No one;as laid down il the plat Of the
town Of Canton; said Henderson's in
terest heinz orc third Of the above de-
scrlhed lot. Also a lot Of books be-
longing & sald estate.
G. w. HENDERSON, Exect'r.
If II. Z. Henderson iced.
icih ne ieiii anacrcd.
Sept 90, l6-3w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28

'NfH.. HfhtFH f4Ah ANAfH
10y Virtue ~ dst1ol trust executed.
- TO the undersigned by James N
Dunn, dated Use day Of Janua.
fy 1857, TO secure tic paymcntofsuch
Judgment or judgments rs might be
rendered on certain draft drawn by
said Dunn, on Martin, ieasnnts g. Go.
Of New Orleans, for the sum Of seven
thousand one hundred and cighty.Gvo
Dollars md ffiy cents, payable four.
teen months and twenty days after
date, dated on about the 9th day Of
November 1885, which eaid draft was
returned from New Orleans under pro-
test iornon acceptance and non pay
meut, and on which Judgment hath
been rendered in the circuit court OF
the United States in and for the Dis.
trict Of Mississippi for the principal
interest cost and damages, which said
judgment remains unpaid and unsatis-
fed by the said Dunn, The undersigned
therefore as trustee named in said
deed, and to carry into effect the pro.
visions specified therein as far as they
relate to the lands and tenements de-
seribed in said deed, viii proceed TO
sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder f,r cash on Saturday the first
day Of December next, between the
hours Of ri A. M. and 3 o'clock 7. Mr..
ofsaid day, at Dunn's lower ferry on
Big Black river, lots no four aud FIVE
IN section no 81, township no 3, range
no two. west, containing about one
hundred and forty acres;
Also,
thirty three acres, part In section SO,
township no 2, range nos y,t.7st. .-, ~ d.
part in section no one, OF township q,
same range conveyed By samuel VI.
Dickson; also, one fourth olan acre in.
lot 10 eight, section no Sc, township
no nine, range no three west; convey
ed a'so BY said Dickson and wife TO
said Dunn; also, the west half of the
north east quarter Of section no five.
hbMHAnip Nv tlGhts ltiiNG nv WV NNat 3
and also tho east half Of the north
west quarter same section, township
and range last mentioned, last afore-
saia all lying and being in the county
of Madison, except the halfacre, which
lies in Yazoo county, the proceeds Of
said sale to be applied in the first place
10 pay the expenses thereof, and sec
ondly to pay and discharge said iudg-
ment as far as the same viii extend.
Dunn's lower ferry is located on
these lands, and of course viii be EN-
braced in and passed by the sale.
The lands viii be sold subicctto the
right ofDowerof Mrs. Dunn, and such
title only viii be given as is vested in
the trustee whichis supposed 10 be va
lid G. b. GREEN, Trustee
Oct "a. 2o-6w pr fee s24F
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28

NJI 1CH.
q HEREBY caution all persons and
: the public in general from taking
or trading for six several notes dated
on Or about the twentieth day Of Jan.
1887, for tie sum Of fifteen hundred
dollars each, with a credit Of six hun
dred dollars on each Of said notes,
which notes WAS made PAYABLE to
Cornelius Newman, in .he following
osder and dates TO wit: one the Grst
day 81 January 1888, on the LIST day
Of January 1889, one on the 1st day
.of inn. 1870, one On tie lst dayof Jan
t84l, one on the lst day Of January
f842, one on the list day Of January
1913. ! paid the amount severaly
due 90 each Of the SAID notes to the
said Cornelius Newman in August
last, and therefore win not pay them
again unless compelled BIZ law.
j. A. HACKETT.
Oct "a, 90-8t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28
Sept. &c.
.NlTINE.

nv J ANl1a
a GREEABLY to an order Of the
n Hon. Probate Court of Claiborne
county Site Of Mississippi, granted at
the September term thereoi-ali per-
sons interested in the lands, tenements
and heredltaments of the late Thomas
Going Decd. are hereby notified to
be and personally appear at the No
vemher term 1888 OF said court; and
then and there TO shew cause (it any
they can) why an order shall not be
granted, for the sale of certain real es-
tate of which the said Thomas Going,
died seized and possessed to wit: A
certain tract or parcel Of land lying
and being situate in the county Of Ma
olson and State aforesaid. and being
the west half Of the north east quar-
ter Of section thirty three in township
nine ofrange fouc east--also thenorth
halfof the west half Of the south east
quarter dissection thirty three in town.
ship nine Of Range four east, in the dis.
trIct of Lands offered for sale at Mount
Salus in the county Of Kinds and State
aforesaid, containing one hundred anc
twenty acres more or less.
FRANCIS B. LEE,
Administrator.
October 5, i7-9t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28
NOTICE.

r SHALL at the November term
j. 1899, Of the Probate Court Of Mad
ison county State Of Mississippi, pre-
sent my account for final settlement
and allowance on the estate of Lewis
Curly deed. where all those intcres-
ted ID the settlement Of said estate can
attend, it they think proper.
10. LATHAM, Admir-.
October 3. l7-6t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28

SfIERlFF'S SALE.
Patrick Sharkey on ficri facias
vs. 10 Noy'f. term
Cox & Hodge 1898 ii Yazoo
cifcuit court.
By virtue Of the above stated case
tome directed, | viii expose to public
sale for cash, at the door Of the court
house in the town ofCanton, on Thurs
day the 18th day Of November next.
the following tract or parcel Of land to
wit; the west half Of the south west
quarterand the west halfof the north
west quarter of section twenty one.
township eight, range one cast; levied
and will be sold to satisfy the above
stated case.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Shift
oct 81 2i-3t pr fee "a