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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30

The Committee on Banks in the Massachusetts
LEGISLATURE have reported in favor of susnonsion
VI ''e Id" "1'ch salects the banks to "a per cent
les,est ortberbdls condition that the Boston
banks pay specie Tor bills under five dollars
II he associated banks OF Boston IN the week en-
ding SATURDAY, Apnl 18th, increased their specie
$1,000, decreased their circulation 40 0oO and ,hcir
loans DC ooD dollars
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30

\ sale of the Internal Improvement bonds Of ,,o
tate OF Indiana 10 the amount OF one millionoC dol
lars, has been effected in New Y ork on favorable
terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30
Spragne's majority.
Pm ne Pfs1iaegfe Journal.

TIIELEGISLATiRE RIB the contest Of $50
the Loco oeos bad majority OF forty one on Joint
ballot IN or Legislature. In I-37 they went over the
course without opposition. In 1893 the Wings take
the field, and Lave majority Of twenty-five at least
On joint Jaot.-strenglh enough, We opnc, to sweep
out the stable
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30

\ MoS,TrR.-on Saturday, the 3lst Of March
last, maIe chlld was bonn unto Mr. lohu Sdlsbu-
~ ui Weymouth, IN this STATE, who had t.aJ tNc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30
!NHsAa BIS Il BELL.

a RE NOW RECEIVING lheirstock of
v SPRING ~ SUMMER GOODS.
The assortment is very large, comprising great Y,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30

1stAeIl. BEehaoN, one oithe New Nork members
OF Congress, has becn appointed Judge Of the 9Th
Judicial district ol thai State He is suspected oCbe
ns iate Conservative, and his translation therefore
nom the Halls oil Congress 10 the bench olthe Courts
my give Tie Loco toeos anotheryote IN CONGRESS-.
as his dsillet, a the late election gave IN; iority Of
2ll Tor the DestractiYes. He Is from Jefferson
county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30

The Globe denies tint any Executive officer at
Washington has received draft for specie and saws
the hand money has "been paid chiefly to contractors
laborefs pensioners merchants on debeaturcs, Ind-
ans, amy and navy. and travelling expenses of mem
befs oi Congress
We do not know "haI may be the case at Wash
ington; but NE can state with confidence, that in
tins CIV the custom house officers are paid in suocie
which they sell at i've per cent, to the merchants TO
Pay government bonds-and know 10 a certain.
y, that Revolutionary PENSIONERS are mot maid
in spcce. but IN Bank notes. No provision is made
lorthc Old Soldiers here fRc6taoDd ILjq
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30

A letter from New York, published in the Globe
states hat Mr.. Bldlle has succeeded in decciving
oycfawinc, or otherwise influencing, a majority Of
tire Delegates 10 the Bank Convention" /, BlddIe
will have TO be hung, that's certain, under the Sc
cond sectlon.n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30
TVESTE-FEFTH CONGRESS-
SECOND SESSION.
IlolisE OF RFPREsENTATIyFS

SATURDAY., Anrl =.
Various subjects Of minor u,eres, were desPaich-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30

Tie Madisonian predicts that if " the present POL
icy Of the Government sperscryered p the banks will
hold another Convention when the first Of January
arrives. aud pc stpooe lie day. And thus will they
continue 10 meet and adjourn until the Government
ceases lis hostile course of policy"
we are IN steal hopes, however, that " Nick Bid
die vi" be hung before next year in which event
the banks will spontaneously resume specie pay
menls, aud there will be no need OF Bank Conven-
tons. A.. i,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30

rgYlIE SUBSCRIBERS having associated them
y selves together, for the purpose of conducting
the above mentioned institution which Will be opened
ON the 9th March next for the INSTRUCTION Of
Youth, respectfully socita sLale of public pat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30

The first business IN order being privilege ques.
ZION. WAS the report OF the select committee. On
the subject olthe late duel, made on Saturday lsf
and the motion Of Mr.. Tourey, under the nnani-
nous direction of the committee. 10 PRINT aud posi-
pone the further consideration thereof ull tn day
fortnight. .rt saa.. .
The question pending was the motion Of Mr..
Robefison To lay the whole subject Oh the table.
Mr.. Robertson withdrew the motion, aud after
some remarks against the motion To pint and post
pone, substituted arother 10 refer the whole sub
lect to a committee, to be denoninacd the Comnlt-
tee of Privileges, with instructions To report to The
House what course, in their judgment, II is proper
10 pursue. .
that, should his motion prevail, he nigh, be excus-
ed from sewing on the committee.
The original question to postpone taking preee-
dence,
Mr.. Toucey addressed the House for some time IN
support OF ihat notion
Aiier few volds from Mr.. Mcncfee and Nh.
Wise,
Mr.. Glascock adrocaed the motion 10 postpone
and pflnt, the latter especially, act Di justice
al lie paiics i'm pcatcd, both in and out oil the
House.
Mr.. Robertson agsia opposed both motions, and
insiseti upon the prbreiy oil his own, TO refer the
subj-csio.anoiiier committee.
MIR. Fillmore yiudIealed The course the committee
had ielt ihe nseyes bound pursue under the an.
siructaons eiyc1 to then. by Ile House. and
ABR, examination ni he cited by Mr. Robert
son.e fyofa Grey,s Parliamentary Debates. showing
thai IL d moi apply ibe one beiaie the liuuse.
lie feietied 10 the resolution raising the select
mfte~. ia which iiiey were percnptouiy ordered
~ dS slist they had dUne ii Nj. l. Objection Is
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-23
HesCGre or an EnipOSser!

HNHE Public are cautioned asalus. d man
gong about the country " seeking
whom he may swiDdle," by the name OF
William Holbert. SAID Holberl saws he is
from Montgomery county, and prelends to
be bl'nd. Tie has been IN my nelghborhood
aud by representing himself as an object of
charity has been enabled to swindle a nun
Der Of persons out of money and other ar.
hcles. His practice is TO 90 from house to
house and represent that he had been sent
by Mr. - with request, that as he had
no change would you please let him have SO
and SO aGd he would pay for II, &c. He Is
a most notorious liar.
roo 7. j. WILSON
HopersA, Msek'g co. ~ C., March 9, Is3.
CIV atchtndn insert weeks.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-23
$50 REWARD.

Us on the 6tb INST. on the SlaiesVile
- road, between Col. NJ. ". Alexander
plantation and the Davidson College, large
caltsklo Pocket Book, containing belween
3 and 4 hundred dollars 10 South Carolina
money, and number of Notes and papers.
The following comprise part one note
on Ju>eph White for sl50. Of Sumpter
DIS, ;. c.; one note on Col. Thomas " il
der for sl75; one note on Dr. Henry DE
Bu-k Tor $50; onc note on John Ballard
for sls7 81 one note on John ID. Bowen
Tor $50, besides number Of other notes,
accounts and receipts. The notes are of no
account to any one bu, myself as payment
has been stopped On Them. Ar, person de-.
lisenng the SAID Pocket Book to me IN
ststesyilIc, or leaving 1t at the Printing OF.
fee al Charlotte, shall receive the above re-.
ward Gud the thanks of the owner.
CREENBERRY II. SUMMERS.
MsrrA. "a l-3- s~if
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-23
G.gIOney Wal,fed.

VIE Subscribers earnestly request all
persons who are indebted TO them, ei
ther by Note or Account, to call and settle
the same by Cash-if not in full as much as
they can-epery lille being of consequence.
This call is made through necessity to ena.
bic US to lay in Spring supply of Goods.
Those having old accounts and cannot set.
tie them by Cash, are requested to call and
close the same by Note.
We still have quite a GOOD assortment of
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-23
II Trtsuk. Lost,

4 OSf or hlSLAlD, ou The Piedmont
Line Of Stages, large round ,op
TRUNK, with sealskln covering, rather
@hue ana without label, and contained
when lost, a Methodist Hymn Book, with
fne blue binding. (aI,h my name written 90
the FIRST page, aud bought OF he Rev. J. r,
kcnon,l two pair OF saltine't Pantaloons,
one par blue, and the other striped, with
sarluus other articles OF dress, &c, &c, |
was 10 have left Charlotte, \. &. Cor York.
Vile, ;. e., on the morning OF the 2lsl OF
September last, bat was left behind, and my
trunk sent on the Southern stage, and have
never leard IL 1t since. Ii SAID trunk Is
lodged q. any oi the Stage offices, those IN
charge will coniri a great favor on me Il
they ~Il have 1t forwarded to Charlotte,
to the care Of u, Oates, Esq.
y. q. The agents on the above line will
please attend to this.
J. s. MOORE.
FtL 81, ls3S. t90
The Georgia Journal, Mlledgeyllle,
will insert the above three tunes aud for
ward account To this office for payment.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-23
Drugs and .He0firiHes,

IA. snb In stock received 10 February
p large and general assortment, com.
ever, article IN the Mgteria Mediod.
nos offer them, either wholesale or re
qpoa reasonable terms, aud Wlsh PLY.
! b add planters 10 call aud examine our
All orders from physictsns or 9th
4 meet wiih promp, attention, and b.
solly recrlyed. We feel confident ve
| Do vel BY them. We deem II uuue
rs 10 mention every article, bu: will
esw m our list. VIZ:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-23
r HoItOn, Proprietor and Publisher.
TERNIS:

M DOLLARS, If paid in advance.
| Dollars and Fifty Gents, If not paid within
months.
= Dollars, if not paid until the end of the
o,Der discontinued until all a-rearages are
.,ceo, at The option Of the Editor.
k,d,erli,ements inserted at One Dollar per
|, il, The hfs, insertion, and % cents Tor each
Lpu,ncs. Cour, advertisements and Sheriff.
ch.r.ed IS per ctnl. higher; and deduc.
N 33l par cent. will be made from the rsgu-
[,ee.. tot advertisers by the year.
L,a-Nalor r. NJ. Cochran is appointed an
4, 81 the Journal, and is authorized TO receive
/ and give receipts IN my rame. IT.. III.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-23
Swairn's Paiiacea.

|anfs Sa1aloga Pos d.ts. Seldltiz fow der.
l. Eiifsc, Of Bopessi
/ Of Sarsaparil.a, Csbebs aud
Copaiva,
h Of Toln.
\ Of Buchr,
81 Ptukunas.
n Prercpl. Erurari OF Bark,
\ Conpaupd Syrup OF Lsvvrwor',
4 ComPaond Cerais uf Copaisa
Pills.
lashsn's Fever aud Ague Pills,
Peters do.
\ lees do.
Bccksiihs do.
Cook's do.
'ari, rtnedy for Botrel Complaint,
a variety Of other Patent Medicines.
Also
IA assortment at Pant BrhAhes.
WILLIAMS s BOYD.
|siisti,, Maria Il. l-is. r9V
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-23
NOTICE.

Brister y. G. Warwick \
Levied on sundry articles Of personal prop
euy, IN the hands of VIM. Hunter and 9th.
rrs. aud them summoned as Garnlshees,
III is ordered by Court, that publication
u be mude SIX weeks in the Charlotte
Journal, that unless the defendant appear at
the next Court OF Pleas and Quarter SEES.
slons, 10 be held Tor the County ct Neck
lonburc, at the Courthouse IN Charlotte, on
the 4th Monday IN April next, aud then and
there plead or rcplevy, Judgment final will
be- entered against hIu.
Witness, Braley Oates, Clerk OF the said
Court, ~ Office, the 4th Monday IN Janua'
~, A, d. 1888.
r. OATES, C, &c.
Price adv. s5Y. t9O
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-23
WEEKLY ALMANAC.
+,lirey too tate to d0 G0Oft /!

|Hk subscribers respectfully inform the
Caizens of Meckleuhurg aud other
me-, that they have just received an
pg,l supply Of
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-23
NOTICE.

We subscriber Informs bis nelghhors
aoa trends, tha, he has commenced
'uocmaklng Business again, apd rs ren,
wv "''s'he to Accommodate any one
''"g work done. He will work low.
Lu ROBT A. HUCkABY.
''"ara Creek, March IL, 1893.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-03-23
Dry Goods, &c.

on hands, which we are ANXIOUS 10 sell, and
would sell low for Cash. Those wishing 10
get bargains are requested to call.
a. IL w. ALEXANDER.
March 8. 1885. se1
The Sussex gazette. (Georgetown, Del.) 1838-18??, 1838-09-14
100

go on prospecting until Joy and peace and plen-o
ty shall cover the whole land, and our high de-
stiny be reached under the vigilant watch and
WILL of the Observation-Disclosures
-9S%
We observe that the old loco focO cry of des-
truction to the banks has been revived in Penn
sylvania., This certainly a. return that mad
ness on the part of the Van Buren, party, which
it was thought the party had recovered from by
the experience of the last fifteen months. But
lit seems that nothing will satisfy them. Just
as the prospect of the future begins to brighte n
Just, as our mechanics and working men are
looking forward with high anticipatons to more
employment and better wages founded upon the
supposed abandonment of hostility on the part
of government to the banks, the war-cry has
again been raised, and the same violence which
has heretofore marked the character Of the
leaders Of the Van Buren, party is again return
| ing with threshold force.
| 1t now becomes the duty of the wings to rail-
| ly in support of their glorious cause. 1t now
becomes the duty Of the we'll meaning portion
of the supporters of Van Burn to pause and
ask themselves whether they are willing again
to engage in crusade that has been so frutefuI
of distress, poverty and ideness; whether they
wish to stop the wheels of honest industry and
drive the industrious of their fellow citizens
| to other places to seek liYeh00d' we trust
that their sober judgement and good sense will
triumph over party attachments, and that they
will go forward at the coming election with a
sincere determination to deposite their ballots
againt party which has promised so much.
and performed SO little; which has deceived
thousands Of its original supporters, and driven
them into the ranks of their former opponents,
who have proved themselves to be the only WELL
wishers Of their cOuntry's prosperity. -Balt.
Wing.
or the 444 clerks employed in the public
offices at Washington, large majority are
opposed to the present administration; Albany
Argus.
We are pleased to hear this. The heads Of
the administration will soon also be Opposed
20 the present administration" and then
honest people will get their own again.
Buffalo Journal
4 ATTRIBUTE OF UNCLE SAM.
4 Who. intbe whole country. is most deeply
- 1oL.5 TTnoIo Caoo MN =, L. T.,
The Sussex gazette. (Georgetown, Del.) 1838-18??, 1838-09-14

we'll, Warren; William Halsted, Mercer; 10. \
seph T. Randolph. Monmuth, Charles C'Strat-
ton, Gloucester; Thomas Jones Yorke
Salem.
THE SUB-TREAsURY rs NOT DEAD
IT'S FATHERS ARE NURSING TIN
SECRET.
Their is one more important fact to which we
earnestly invite public attention. The Loco
Focos known the unpopllarity the Sub Urea
sury scheme( they know that it has Frustrated
them wherever they have made it test before
the people, and it is now their conventional
policy, by ever artifce to keep it out of public
view, and to make their issue upon any other
and every other subject they can bring up, ra.
Their than this. To divert public attention from
this illomented star, they attack Federalism,
the banks, the moneyed power, Nick Bidde,
the Navy, Gov. Ritner, anti masonry, MIR.
Bond, and every thing else upon which their
diatribe can be brought to bear. They laud the
Presidents manners, they speak complaisantIy
if cx-Secretary Dickerson, they discuss the
boundary question, they squirt at Mexico,
they talk about elections, they white wash each
other, and - they get down to MIR. Dun
can, and puff his speech!
Mark the fact, throughout this exclusive ran.
ge, not one word is said about the Sub-Trea.
sury. Yet the declaration has been made by
the official, that upon the ultimate success of
this measure depends the fate of the Admins
tration, that they sink er swim with it, This
is true to latter. 1t is again to be pressed u.
pon Congress with all the force of the party,
and If possible, to be fastened upon the coun-
try.
Mark another fact. 1t was not until after
Congress had again and again defeated this
measure, and left assurance upon the public
mind that it could never become part of the
policy of the Government, that this incubus
ceased to paralyze Fthe recources of the whole
country.
After Congress adjourned, our long suffering
land began to wear its wonted smile, and brigh-
ter and brighter has it grown to the present
hour. But let not the sanguine hope, that the
future is all rich with promise, lull us into a
false security. "The snake is scotched, not
killed The elections that are yet to take
place, are to decide whether this prolific mons
Ter with its long train of evils shall again sink
devoted country to the depths of deeper suffer-
ing and ruin, or by its total extinction VIC shall
The Sussex gazette. (Georgetown, Del.) 1838-18??, 1838-09-14

Who, int the whole country. is most deeply
in debit Uncle Sam. Who in the whole
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21


f.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21
NOTICE.

NV lCEi.
T Observation-Disclosures having
Abcen granted to the undersigned,
at September term 1888 of the Probate
Court OF Madison county, on the es-
tate of Gideon G.. Tidwell decd. all
those having claims against said estate
are requested to bring them forward
duly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be for
ever barred; and all those indebted to
said estate will please makeimmcdiate
settlement. r. TIDWELL, Admir-
October 8. list
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21
NO1'IIEE-

I'm pursuance of a deed Of trust er.
: ecuted to me by Washington p.
Mills, for the purposes therein mem
toned, | shall on Monday, the nine
teenth day Of November next. at the
Court House in the town of Canton.
sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
the following property, or so much
thereof, as will be sufficient to nav
the sum Of five thousand nine hun
dred and eighty one dollars and ti,ty
cents, payable in New Orleans and
due the first Of February, 1885, ,orc-
Their with the lawful interest thereon.
costs ard expenses of said sale, 10.
wits The tract of land upon which
said w. p. Mills resided on the So
day OF May, 1897, in Madison coun.
ty, containing five hundred and sixty
acres, and adjoining the lands OF
Moore, Tidwcl and Bonner.
Also,
the north half Of the west halr of
thd north west quarter and tho south
half of the east half of the north
west quarter OF section thirteen. the
south half of the east hall OF the
nortlN east quartar Eof section four
teen; the north half of the west half
OF the northwest quarter, aud the
north half Of the east half Of the
north west quarter, of section thir-
teen; all in township eight, range
two east.
Also,
The following negro slaves. tn wit:
Mark, Jerry, PARROT, Mitchell, Rob.
ert, jim, Jourdan, Kitty, Sarah, Rho
da and her four children. Judy, Maria
Nancy, Debby, Philip, Joe, little Kit
tyand her three eeildren, Martha and
her four children; also the stock Of
Horses, Mules &c. The sale to con,
iinue until a sutliciency Of the prop
erty is disposed of, for the purpose.
aforesaid. The title isbeleved 10 DC
unquestionable, but only such title
will be vested in the purchasers as i.
vested in the trustee.
G. S. TARpI.EY,
Trustce.
October I7.ls38. l9-5t pr fee 81 s
JLAkkS OF EVEkl DLoL RlPTlON
FOB SALE
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21
Iae otaie of Mississippi,
Madison county,}

y
Ry tho Probate Court Of said county
April term 1888.
THE exhibition made by Thomas
Spell Admir-. Of the estate OF James ].
Folkes decd. and it appearing to The
satisfaction of the court that the effects
are insufficient to pay the debts of said
estate. Ii is therefore ordered. that
said estate be declared insovent and
that VIM Wade, VIM. ii. st, ger and
David M Porter, be appointed commits
sioncrs TO meet at the Office of Henry
A Garrett Esq. in Jacksonville on the
I'd Saturday in each month, to audit
and allow claims against said estate
and il is further ordered that they
make report to December term 1855
OF this court. A true copy,
Attest: ]. T. CAMERON, elk.
Oct 10 18-3w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21


III
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21
$40 REWARD.

STOLEN from the stable Of the
= subscriber. on the night Of the
2sth OF September last, a bay Horse.
about fourteen hands high, nine years
Old bump ON the right shoulder. oc.
caslaned by the collar. No other
marks recollected. The above re-
ward will be paid for the delivery OF
sald horse TO me. or for such informa.
Ton, as may lead 10 nv recovery OF
him. NJ. C. CAYCE.
Octlz 1881
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21
MARSHALS SALE.

MARSHALS SALE.
N & DICK u 20 circuit court U
VS. S.fi ia TO Nov.
Montgomery Wade tern 1888
and surities
BY Virtue Of the above stated
case to me directed from the honor
able circuit court of the Unite d
States for the Southern District of
Mississippi, viii on III. first Mon
day OF November next, Ut being tbs
nth day of the monthly expose t.
public sale for CASH, before the
court house door of Madison county,
IN the town ofCanton within the hours
prescribed BY lew the following slaves
VIZ: boy James aged 90 years, Felix
aged so years, Celia aged aged thirty
years, boy Austin aged ten Years,
which slaves were levied on as the
property of defendants and will be
sold to satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost
w. M. GWlN, Marshal,
BY JSo. F. Cook, Dep'ty.
ocl "a. 81 It pr fee So
MAnsHAL'S SALE.
Waldren Thomas & 20 circuitcourt
vs. u ST ia to
J NJ Towns &suritics Nov ,sTm 1888
by virtue Of the above stated Fl "a
70 me directed by the Honorable Judge
OF the United States circuit court for
the southern district of Mississippi; |
VIII on the first Monday in November
nextit being the fifth day Of tho month
expose TO public sale before the court
house door of Madison county in the
town OF Canton fol cash, the following
negro slaves to wit: a girl named CHI
na' about thirty years Old, Kitty aged
tw.enty-seven, which property was !e.
wed On as the property Of defendants
and will be sold to satisfy plaiotilis
aept and cost, sale to take r,ace with.
~ the hours prescribed by law.
WIN. NJ. GWlN, Marshal.
BY JSo. F. Cook, D'pty.
Yet "a, 2l-lt pr iee So
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21
NOTICE
NOllUh
7 HEREBY caution aaF

I HEREBY caution oil
= the pu.lic in general
or trading for SIX seyefa
on or about the twentieth
1887, for the sum Of 6is
dollars each, with a crelad
dred dollars on each q i
which notes was nlaN
Cornelius Newman, q ~
order and dates to WI Y
day Of January 1883, on h
of January 1889, one 0'
Of Jan. 1870, one on tie -
l84l, one on the lst DAY \
1s42, one on the lst day \
la4s. | paid the am0' y
due ON each Of the sal1 y.
said Cornelius Neal 7, !,
last, and therefore WI "
again unless compelled , ?! !
Oct "a, o0-Sl
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21
MARSHALS'S y
Thomas Z Masterson
VS.
James B Arnold

BY virtue Of tho a'9 l'ss,
to me directed, BY ne = tn Y
cult court Of the lnl'e' i,
the Southern Distrlcl = ! n
wlIlon the first n0nda s',b = M
next, it being the l l'asIie 4
month. expose to P' ss,s.l
cash, before the court p ',,rs]
MADISON county, 'hI E, ' 'ss
10 wit: Patsey and n '.s;,J IL
Moses and selinda' 's sa's. !
property of the d as'a;s';i; 4
be sold 10 satisfy PAIN ''1I'N IA
costs pr " d + !, !; " !, W
cc.sl