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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28

WAS committed 10 the jail or Madison
county, on the Goth inst. by Cha's. Mooro
Justice ofthc Peace, negrom boy who
says his name is KIT, and belongs to Jas.
Cuzack, ofManches,er Yazoo county, Nj
said negro is about 10 or 90 years oId,had
on when committed, an old yellcw lindsey
pair pants, whitecotton shirt, cotton cbecl,
roundabout aud an old fur cap. The ow.
ner of said negro is requested to come for.
ward prove property, pay charges and
i'm out ofjall or he will be DEATH with AZ.
,ording to law. iI.HAYMAN iailor
Feb. %, 1888. io-l
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28

We publish to-day "Prospecto, for
publishing the Laws Of Mississippi,
to which we call the attention Of oar
readers. Such a publication has long
been needed, and from the testament
ais in posscssonof Mr.. Alden, we can
not doubt his competency to fulfil the
task, he husundertaken. Subscriptions
for the work are received by Mr.. Llv.
ingston and Mcssrs. Topper and Ri
Inns.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28
For the Herald.


MEssRs. EDIroRs;
lwi>h YOU toinform yourcorrcspon,
dent ObSerlcaSi0aid that | have found
him out. Tell him to be cautious in
making his obSerwdSionS hereafter. A
vigilant eye is upon him. lis know
ledge of matters and things, which he
has thrown out by indicate hints ans
InuendoS, must have been acquired
while "honeSt folks were asleep" and
no probably heard the maxim those
who live in glass houses &c.'-Let
him bear it in mind in future.
have no objections to his holding
up vice either in deteStution or ridi.
cule,-it is the duty of every one per-
haps to do so. But these dark inuen.
dos, pointed to no one knows whom
except certain individuals, who aNe
thus made unhappy for II time, with,
out any good being attained-Still, SC
far as lam concerned, he may go on
These things, understand me, have nc
application 10 me-Oh, no.
DIANA.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28

CoNoarss Although Mississippi has
sent two sets Of Representatives 10 Con
tgress, we arc now without Representa-
ton in that body 'Iis true, little gen
lcman, in the Senate halls fronM qsissi y
pi but we do not acknowledge him true
representative OF her character, her tai
enis or her intcrcsts--lIs colleague also,
who has probably, ere this, taken sea
by his side, will aidsonly in mis-rcprcscn.
ting.thc interests and. wishes ofour state
We may thus say-with' justice, that we
IRE not, and shall not be truly rcprcscu.
ted there until another election is held.
The people must again be called from
their homes, another elcctonccrlng can
vass must be'passed another political dru-
ma of stump speeches, party mannyering
and secret ntrigue'must be'acied, before
the voice Of Mississippi is again heard in
the Capitol, And in the meantime, in the
most important portion Of an important
session, our interests are unhcedcd--our
rights may be invaded, and no sentinel
stands upon the watch-tower to give the
alarm, or check the progress Of usurpa-
tion--Why are these things sol Why
are we placed in this singular and unpre-
cedcntod position! Is il owing to our own
folly, or The misconduct Of our public SER
wants? Let facts answer the question
Had Mcssrs. Claiborne and GhoIson been
content to have held their seats only du-
ring the time for which they werE elected,
had they not by gross misrepresentation
and party management endcayored to i'm
pose themselves upon the people, as their
representatives,, contrary to their known
will, tho seats of Mississippi delegation
would not now have been vacant. Let
those, then, who have brought about this
state Of things, and those who have alvo-
Gated this daring usurpaticn, alone bear
the rosponsibility.--Let them be taught
that there is still sufficient virtue and IN
telligence among the people, not onl y tC
resist such in(ractions of their rights bu
to visit the guilty with mcrited punish
ment.
In the election for members Of Congress
will be presented questions olunusuaI i'm
portance--principles are involved, Of ,
deeper aud more vital interest, than ttt
mere temporary measures or policy of {
party-principles rs lasting as the Gov
eminent itself 1t is one of the essential in
gradients o(onr system Of government
that the will olthe people is paramount
10 that Of any Legislature or execuuv
power whatever. When therefore we Sc
this will disregardcd, and the fiat OF ci
Their Congress or the executive, throug
the false representations Of individual,
substituted in its stead, it becomes our du
~ a, once to arouse, and boldly resist j
infringement of our rights, and invasio
ofour cherished institutions. The con
ing election presents case of this cha
dcter; and zoe trast that Mississippi will
her duty,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28
$. VI. FLOURNOY, Sh'T.
Feb 28I838. 4O-5w | Pr fee So
FRI SrEE'S SALE.


l(,halI abyyrtue Of powers vested in
me, by the Superior Court Of Chanccry of
the State Of Mississippi, at the the Janua
ry Term AD. 1888; appointing me a
trustee in the stead Of Henry B Ely deed
with power and authority to execute a
certain deed Of trust executed on the 22i.
day Of February \. D. one thousand eight
hundred andthirtv-scvcn, BY and between
JAMES VI. Gill and Susan r. his wife, of
the first part. Henry b. Ely Of the sec
onI and Collin Pcarcc and Levi Pearco of
the third part, and which said ccdoftrust
has been regularly Probatcd and recorded
in the office Of the Clerk Of the Probate
/ Court of Madison county, State of Missis.
sippl,) in as full and ample manner as
/ the said Ely deceased was authorized and
empowered to do by said deed oftrust, on
, the a0th day Of March A. D, 1888, between
the hours 0. ten o'c.ock 4. Nj. and four
O'Clock T, NJ. of said day, sell at public
auction at the Court House door in the
town Of Canton Madison county State of
MllSSiSSlrPI;to the highest bidder for cash
all and singular the following described
Lands ana Negroes to witt No. 1918,
the south hall OF the west hatf of the south
east quarter OF section No 4, township 8,
range four east; containing forty nine
and thirty one hurndreth acres, and No.
$685. the north half ofthe west half OF
the south west quarter Of section three
townshIpnnc, range four east containing
forty nine and twenty five hundreth acres
and Nc 9573' the east half, of the south
cas-, quarter dissection four townshipnine
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28
PROSE- ECTT|
For puaIlsHS
THE LAWS or .gHsI

4 m IA y or HkS
Law, being the ruIed
scrlbed by the supreme u
State, commanding what's
prohibiting what is vrop
acquaintance with i,spgu
slrable to the scholar, d.
the planter and mecnans
the lawyer by profession
OF society, 10 a repuHra
ment, like our own, depelts
.perpctuity Of lta institute
on an enlightened pubic |
require some knowIei.e 4
enactments, upon which
their Liberties, and then I'D
pend.
The laws Of MississipA|
raj nature, as enacted byt
sive Legislatures, lie seated
mcrous volumes, buried ull|
of private acts, Of lmporlls
alone who are directly md
their provisions, and otsas|
bulk, and the want Ct AZ
an almost Masquerade ti's
general dissemination dA
tents, amongst the greats
people, which Their lmp0ra
seem to require,
70 collect and arrange
of a general nature, now
this State, under Their 4
titles, together with a sailis
index, and superlntendIns'
the completion OF The e y
ready for delivery, vii D. D.
no small magnitude y
and patronage Of the alfI
zens of this great state e..
Gent, will not be Withheld
in the accomplishment
which will more widely
a knowledge Of our la''I.
the wisdom on which the!
| r. ]. FOX
jackson, Mss, Fec. u
80 Tho work will be p
two royal octave volumes
from five 10 seven huaa
containingaIl after the en as
verbatim, Of every law no
of a general nature, tofel
reference to the PampnIs
digested index of the gu,
volumes, will be nppeuuil
once to the view Z cVi -
Iment Of the standing ~ !;
distinct and appropriate ~ =
| Trnms will be 70 suy, !
dollars per volume Do'li''
o,yohla IN deIlNc VI
The work Will u S ~ j,
laaement is obtalneai' , =
livery " nv 7. J. F.,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28
Sharon College

A. +
H. 1'H'fdh 'lHh't8b .'ahi ~ 4il
,..IT'her'rn WIl't '''''Il{ .V'" wy"
'nn, Hnl i"c'yc ih..'' liui'n NV ~
t0"7'I.'e'on lhg 'ie,',,ou v , la'p'' y.
tween lit h'dcb ana leal' l,''tl'' w
af'0uu ne healthy ,'' any W. 'h'9'a,e'
This IH8li1'ion lUc'ud'llI ! ''''''tc ~
pWm.Ut,GoW ia successful opei'loh'
0as chartered by We h'G'''''ufG, w
'uerr session ol lhc l4,l your q, 'u'
town OF sharon, ~ when lhe 'oHeRe
Is located, was Incorporated az t1e
same time, win sp'r'a reference ,o|
these Literary Institutions dtrilnea 70
be reorcd within I'shmt'' l"e pear
ing al the octol incorPofail9.l' Oh 'O'
promotion Of good order ana ..e9arnIng,I
may be understood by me Io',,r,"lnS
extract from the charter OF The lQWn'
abe il further enacted, tho' 'he ire
sidcnt, and Council shall hayePower to-
pass all necessary by laws tor me good
order, and government OF sad Town.
not inconsistent with the Constitutions
and Laws Of this state, and OF the I'M,
ted States, whereby educat'on' and
learning may be promoted, and the re-
.almg, or vending Of ardent spirits
Gambling, and every species Of wee
and immortality, may be suppressed,
together with the total inhibition OF
the odlous and sayagepractIce Of wear
ing Drks, Bowie knives, or Pistols"
On account OF the hraIthlneSs' and
other advantages OF the place. many
friends good order, learning and mo-
radty, are ready begmlng to make 1t
/ the place Of their residence.
Five gentlemen from different
States in the Union, all ot"hom beng
now,or having been, professors IN 9th
institutions. are already elected othe
faculty. -Four 'oi them are clergy
meh-ohe Me'Aod,S'' one oapIls'' one
presbyterian, ana ono Co'noeIiaho
Fre rs me course OF S,ua u
IN TINS lnSlitulIon,lS 70 De eqaal 70 Una,
81 any o1no' coDese ~ 'l'p n '..,l',,'.
2'" I1 imo 1',,,'.",o ~ mn ,,i'l,
Eot eau! , III aI rt ''n ';Is "nd
uGi wv, s,''y "nu Ivy pop"s ,I 1'' :,
% "'n &C. oo ''lD', IN'o''r', - '"'A'N VA
'G r r,,'t C .Inn"S o rn"n IN; H. w.
i'll l''e Go'eso P'0pel WIN o e. o'f ca.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28

Resolutions have been adopted by
The Legislature Of Tennessee. by a
cry large majority, in favor of the
annexation Of Texas. In the Senate
tile vote was unanimous.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28

ngston and Mcssrs. Upper and Ri
Inns.
TuE MGMoaY or BuRNs,--At tie
celebration Of the anniversary Of the
birth Of the Scottish Poet Buns, Geo.
d. Prentice, the poetic and talented
Editor OF the Louisville Journal being
Chairman, made the following remarks
before reading the regular toasts pre-
pared for the occasion.
Ny hieadS and teliop ciit,ens:-We
are about 70 read You Il few toasts,
that have been prepared for this most
interesting occasion. Upon the char
acter OF the occasion need not dlIate; ,
it is one, which appeals with a thru
ling power to the heart not only of ev-
cry Scotchmun, but of every votary
Of liteutureand genius. Annually on
this day, thousands and tons OF thou
sands Of choice spirits throughout
Great Britain and America assemble
to pay their heartfelt tribute Of adm-
ration to thememory Of Robert Burns,
the unrlva'lod minstrel of Scotland,
whose fame gathers freshness from the
i lapse of years, and, like the ivy, flour
iShcs greenl y over the lone prostra ion
of the lovely and the beautiful.
IouaiI know the history of Burns.
The world knows il by heart. The
I Scottish boy, born in poverty and OBJ
security, won his way through tolls,
privations and >ullcrlngs, to one of the
loftieSt and brightea; places in the his
tory of literature. lie was the child
/ OF misfortune; and mankind still weep
over the sorrows Of that gifted genius
/, and will weep over them forever. He
/, was untitled for the rough trials of u
p world like this. The Tyre of his soul
4 should have been famed bat by the
!, airs of Eden, and have given out its
music in a heavenly cline; and how
c can wonder that its clouds wcreaarred
. and almost broken when visited BY the
+ fierce winds, the swift lightnings, and
the blasting hurricanes OF life! Like
the rainbow, his fame sprungup amidst
clouds and gloom; but, like the rainbow
it was reflection of the eternal sun
and sits arch, though resting upon the
J earth was lost in heaven"
& The genius OF Burns was universal
|. In whatever he attempted his success
; was perfect. His talent was all pow
eriul, whether he aimed to melt the
heart of the lover, tocalllorth the.louC
=" or the quiet mirth of the votary of ie,
tiyity, TO kindle the high and holy for
, vor of devotion, to pour his own grea
u enthusiasm for liberty into the soul o
the patriot, or to nerve the arm anl
send the lava tide of vengeance a
! long the veins OF the warrior. If yol
II pass through Scotland, you will fee
y his mighty influence every wherelik,
* n universal presence. He has mad,
(, that wild and romantic country EN-
lp'mtcally his own. His step is upol
n her mountains, her gbraes, and he
; glens, his image is reflected from he
@ blue lochs and her gushing stream,
!; and his name is breathedby her wind,
echoed by her thunders, and chan,e,
y by her brave sons and beautiful daugh
lei tare
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28
NOTICE.


u ETTERs of admins u msi
L. been ! '' granted ), 2 1I ~ !
b WITH tie Probate court O s. .ars "
he '' estate of Hugh s,i y ,.sIifts
Notice is hereby gwen "a esinr n
wing claims a against s,,i. ,a,s ,viis,S
them duly auihen' ), ,bey vi b
prescribed by law y ,' ., % inS
cr barred and all .p.,,edito p'e (
said estate are reque'' j.
ate payment, ,rpT sIyps:s,'
January 81, l'''
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28
INSOLNENT NOTlCE

TIE undersigned commissioners ofin
soivoncy onithe estate of Albert T. LEI.
hnswell deceased, will meet for the pur.
pose of adjusting the claims against said
estate, at the office of Mcssrs. Tupper
and Rollins, in Canton on the Sd Mondays
Of March, April and May next, at 10 o.
clock A, NJ. of each day.
JOHN II, ROLLINS,
TtIO'S. J. CATCHlNG,
JOHN MUM.
~ Commissioners.
FehrharY ~. 1888. i0-tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28

or 'fbe comm uHh9n addressed
"to tie yohps men II f0n ,OIafe'
camc io bond ioo I1'a lof Publication
dr vtct It sIH.I arpeW 10 oo.
next Fnl,l6 DIlcmcan tmc,nc vouF
inform cor fcodrr tHll thc l,cy. sc
Deatasos will dclpcro lcrwchov
SabbathurtIrcc o'clock. Pm. ih.
Church IN tins town, on "tbc cIlm
Of society upon Young men"
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28

The FasRioaabieS of New York are
all up in arms concerning a recently
imported Austrian Count. Having
captivated the heart of a far one a
mong them, by his title and mous'acheS
and duly led her to the altar, il is forth.
with reported that Count Fitzgerald
Tasistrois an imPostor! Hence follows
demands fer explanation challenges
&c.-and all tono purpose. The poor
CONT can got no body to fight
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28

The Canada 4 JARS are still unset
tied. A large body OF patriots under
Gen. Van Rensselaer, are still on Navy
Island, waiting to be hailed as victor,
and heroes, OF TO be elevated to Bat.
ish gallows. Gen Scott is on the from
tier to preserve neutrality-that is
10 prevent emigrdats from being impc.
ded on their way TO Canada!--a simi
lar duty having been performed by
Gen. Gaines while stationed on the
Sabine. Victoria's minister, Fox, and
Mr.. Secretary Forsyth, IN taking a
bou, these matters have limited 4. war,
--not.ing more.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28


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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28

4 OFFER lof s IN
which ] resIdhsi. !
lson county, e0niinn. |
anl SIXTY ACRES, was |
house and the neo
.lli also a good rse
On this place thore
acres ~ cultivation
quality. It's also
stand for a public hoae
on lhc g2ad about hai Il
hoscIusko and Oaaios.
Also, another iractdl.|
IN Leake county, adioa',''
son county line. IN M
sell from four to twelve M.
on which there,is a new !,
mill. Z
For the terms On vs;..
land, apply to me at nvs
to SAMUEL K. BLACK, Ne,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28

n-nocrdic meeting has
june.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28

~ "a VII
Oklahoma, Feb. q, 1909.
OF The Southern Wbn
son, Miss, will publish M
four weeks, and forw,rds|
to ). r. Black, at Canton \
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

7, NpHtHHSSt0RPrS.
FehrnarY ~, 1888. d0-tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-11

All hove heard Of the J. iacasieri1n system Of
education, 6ad It may be TINT nbuy Of our older
readers have listened TO It's eloquent aud beucvo-
Ont author, who for many years lectured on his
plan Of teaching. ihrough the country. He died
IN New York week or Two ago from the severe
wounds he received BE- being ron down in The street
by carriage. The New York Star says
"JosErn LANcAsTEB, WINS msn Of oxiraerdina-
~ comprehension Of mind and rare genius. HIS
viii 90 down to the latest generation,
berolac,or Of the human race. For though his re
Mus docs not associate 'sclf with puy grond NC
chanica, invention, which has augmented tie DOM
mon pf mind over matter. IT wil, have o wider
sweep because It has struck the roo, Of all sci
euce and art, by de,ising entirely new md rap
IDLY efficient system Of culture for these mental 70
colIcs, from which emaualc every human power
md every useful object to which mlnd moy be ap-
Piled.
The Laacarcjan or .uom'ori1! system Of Ed
ucaiiun, Is On epoch 10 HE history OF The world,
auj establishes the reputation Of ils auihar on 90
imperisiab,e basis. 1t Is to The accumulation and
speed Of mental power what steam is 10 inauimate
matter al countries have adopted II, and vhut-
ever new schemes II may temporarily encounter, Il
mugt ultimately triumph every Wbere-pdr TasrU
with The s'upoHd5us augmentation II gives 10 che
sudden dcycopcuont aud unlimited extension e
4 Tie intellectual capacities. Pesialoz4i bud othors
he'd done nuci--but Lancaster was 10 them the
fuii"n,'"ei contaminated 10 perfection This mental
hUe, which they bed hut family rhe,allcd out in
their magiuauon. Yet tbis nan. lAe all other
sJDGg minded men @ho have spread new light on
'he world. mad opened 9p hew paths 10 human prT-
feasibility. Has, If ue CORRECTLY rcmembetan hun.
be ne, hanIc being also member of tie Specfy
Of FutI5s. aud without, himself tie benefit b
tha, education 70 which to ha. given such la-irH.
Yb,je we're come incidents connected wal hls
private Lstory,I1 ,his county nnd 90 South Amer
ica, at an unpleasant uaiufe cod which @c would
lD frgei, Or 20 charity draw ,el over. o. lAr
irluito.s fcauitol circumstance, or q pecuuary
euLatrsssmcnts ord domestic suel.. Bot haic-
ser fL-y usg be- iaey Hi', 90 ibc long aad brsh'
rlrowu vh.,h ais iane Is destined Go enley. be 5al
as spots nu he suo oi l.s memory. Great Eu
la,1. aud tae civilized world % iargemoy be- praul
ot tbls troll, great uau, whose pu.arr nusleH.nr.
add especially lis melancholy end siI. be dcp.otce
b. a..'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-11
&L4E&ELGA4fr4
HISTORY OF THE rsTRipGD pIG'

This is tho u'ie Of lrte book Of 20 pages,
published by Wrpl'e s. Damrcii, 30 ton. Does
.ho reader huow ans 'hipg 81 the stripped pig Pc
Al uu0tla muster at Deaaem, Mass, a man gave
oo.icc th4i be lad = very singular cDriosiy--a
,t~iyr1 pig. 20 exhibit iehaJ procured hcense
.fru: and ihe lovers OF strange sights were r';i-
lied hat they misht zee o. Ambulance !
cents. Whsn ,hcy rot in. every man Was treat
Cd 10 RON, brandy, am.aey b.. gratis. The pig
bad bern painted for the occasion; and TIE c1bl-
Jitloa was cou,tysrce 60 rclsd d,.u.ied sr'ils
without violating the letter Of the Law.
Tie newspapers cs0gtt up Tue stofy--ihe
",tripeJ-pig parry became tac designation oi those
aho we're opposed 20 The aH.i-Acerse laU--urd
there was on infinite deal 81 rahlcfy 1u4 safcasu
about ID vhle Tie laie e.ceaaa Has pealug The
"siuped pig pary" sa,l &C. ta,e tesa laieale4.
end tio ,sw recording TO iAe b-s'cn Recorder. t
.asfa.led .f ne t,lcr0G io iae LEG a.atpre H,
800 n~nJers freul.y 60 o., rlt 81 500 ~H.ch Be-
ise sEa.e r4uacf. d. Die Seuaie, fle magfliy s
sara ED % be ye. greater.
Bstt8 he book. Charfer riFCs an account
a G. suf-l ZIG a. Da-aan. CAap. BE- caiIel
tIe stopped tig 10 noe Laee.4iurg end ie-s ~
.gur rarg Dsna-res r. tae party. Caaf .
-.ae nu,cd ~ ga Gee GA sl1rrnc coah rna 90,
.se1s loa she lnc03s 9f 'emplrauce ~efc inter
ri5te5 aa3 at8sod by t4o r-t-.e. CAaP. s '4s
.i1t.ei DE ooti q glus. Caag. .. ibe stuFe-
lao formed a.sts.ist. --beias 81 zoe kiad 1siratc1
sg Fal-,aG la ihe m5iio 800" Way hai. a. Gag
,ocsnoa ils a. 30 ga fsT rasa o. 'a'o' 4" ~
rsc4asa 20 H. ills chtp.ci Tie i0.4osiag fi''f =
io.d -
We reaesaber me Conversion 81 Psoos eessoa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-11

of tai. sririosl dcscr pion from bis dclasiops.
/, happened In Tins wise.
PAPA .aid ope 81 h.. bows 70 thc deacon, >
hid funy dream los, rigbto
WEI. Tamm, what uas ,onr flnry dream p
'Why. dreamed that tie devil oamc turo oar
.ioro-
The da,ar
we. PA Ola. l,,1 md Ella, he r,,,1 vo, draw.
.r,s r,,s. NJ o,, g., ooa, ,,.s, J,,oc. vb, l,.
f,. sud ubo b-.te t,s li,., b,s,'. s-,n ite other
i L ... f...t.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-11

hold and convey 80 mech personal ard real estate
90 may be necessary cattF eta effect The ch,ce,
oi such oss'ciaton, pat 90 exceed ihfcc ihot sand
dollars. End ils'. subject tofsxation mly have O
common seal snd the ram& sl,cr o. plrusutc and
enjoy a,l 20" pu,icgrs audi powers in,l}out 81 cor
rott'iru.. f,r toe purpose d ofccuug of repairing
suitable b.i'drrs tar thc seteoncnce thereof.
=. Esch aud every corpoE'ion 80 f,rmoj. ,talI
have iriI power 90 rsic uFir own tt ,rvs end
regulations, srch as appointing the rjme and place
Of holding their meetings. rrulauug The mode OF
ciccilrg their ofrc-e dc'rs tu.rg tie suibcufy
snd duiy Il each u1ccr, dietuc Zoe stock az sa.d
corporation io'o as urny. s,stcs ,s They may deem
foi ~. nd csaoii-n far E0Ac q transferring ,hc.
fame. ciihcr 10y private sai, The payment of such
assessments snd la&rs os uay be ordered and 81.
rec'c4 by ,a.d corporation. WHICH shatcs stal. &C.
considered personal cs,sir 90 81 nicuis aod puf-
poses and when my share Or thg'cs shoil 90 &C..
iached 90 mcsue proccse. am aucsteJ copy Of such
pro-ess and The oiiicct's return t."rcon, shu BE-
by the uiGret serving the sane lodged with thc
clerk Of said corrofslon. ohcr0i.e tie WIT al-
iachmeut sha, b. void and said shores may be seld
"a the same manner Is prosidoa for Tie saie Of
any other personal property, and the officer se5s-
ing the execution, by virtue OF Which such sale
shall be mado shall leave copy Of soId execution
with hs return thereon endorsed with the clerk of
said corporation within twelve days noxl after
such sae,und sald saaro shares sold, - afarc
said shalt to all n;en,s and purposes, be vested
the purchaser.
8 The i1rm Of agreement for constituting such
association shall be as follows;
"The undersigned inhabitants OF do
hereby voluntarily associate for the purpose Of
according 10 the hrsI section
"of an act entitled "an oct, in addition 10 an act