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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-26
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-26
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

TINE Subscriber wishes TO dispose
= Of his plantation, sixteen miles
from Canton, at the head waters Of
Doak Creek, consisting in all, Of about
nine hundred and twenty acres; one
hundred and sixty Of which are under
a high state Of cultivation. Said land
is lying in Sections q and 90, Town
ship 10, Range 5 East. The above
described property if not disposed Of
at private sale, before the 18th Of
November next, will be sold on that
day, on the premises at public sale to
the highest bidder. Terms, one.
third cash in hand; the balance in one
and two years; bond and approved
security required.
GEORGE S. GRANT.
September -, 1888. l4-tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-26
THE STATE OF ALABAMA,l
SUMTER COUNTY.


WHEREAS have received IN
formation, that report has been
started or circulated in the County Of
Leake, State Of Mississippi, by one
job Mason, that Lemuel G. Adams oil
said county and state, and formerly
Of Alabama, did sometime in the year
1885, sell to me negro; which said
negro the said Job Mason alleges to
have been stolen by the said Lemuel
G. Adams, and run from the County
Of Leake. Now, therefore, |, Blake
B. Jones, do hereby certify, that Il
never purchased negro Of any de-
scription Of said Adams, either in the
year 1885, or before or since that
time; and that | never knew or heard
of said L. G. Adams, selling a negro
during the year 1886, or since, to any
person OF persons in this region Of
country. | further certify that the
character Of the said I4eEluel G. Ad-
ans, while living in Alabama, SO far
as the same came to my knowledge,
was that Of an upright and correct
man; andI hereby give him full liber-
ty to make any use Of this certificate
he may think proper.
4 Given unnder my hand and seal
this 11th day Of August, 1888.
BLAKE b. JONES'.
.TStatc Of Alabama, THIS day
Sumpter County. ! personally ap
peared before me, Joseph Daniel, Jus
tice Of the Peace, in and for said colln
'Ity and State, Blake B. Jones, who
being duly sworn, saith, that the for;
going statements are true, to the bes
{ Of his knowledge and belief.
B. B. JONES. I
!, Given under my hand and seal thi
'lllih day Of August, 1888. j.. i.
JAMESON, Ala, Aug. It'll, 1888.
THIS is TO certify that we the IN
dersigncd, were we'll acquainted witt
| Mr.. L. @. Adams, during the time HI
lived in Sumter county, Alabama, an,
never knew him to sell a negro /,
Blake B. Jones, Or any other persol
in the year 1885, Or at anysother tim
in That county. Also Mr.. Adams wa
an honest, upright man, in all his deal
ings, as far as we know.
.oLEWlS HOUSTON,
BLAKE LITTLE.
9 August II, 1885. The above Ger
Q ti6cate, was duly sworn aud subscri
O. bed before me.
!. JOS. DANIEL.
9 Justicc IF The Peace.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-26

ID y virtue Of an order of The Pro
ID bate Court of Madison county
state of Mississippi, granted at The
June term, 1888, OF said court, 70 me
as administrator 81 the estate Of Nj
chael MCaiIrey, deceased, shall pro
coed to sell, on the 18th day Of Octr
next, in the town Of SatartIa, Yazos
county, the following described lot Of
parcel Of land known as lot No.Gl, n
laid down in the plot Of said town, ant
belonging TO the estate Of the sac
deceased, on a credit Of one, two anc
three years--the purchaser giving
bond with approved security
ALSO
On the 22d day OF October next,
shall proceed to sell, in the town o
Canton, on a credit Of one, two ant
three years, all of the following de
scribed lands, to wit:--The west hal
of the southeast quarter Of section %
township 8, range 2 west; containing
eighty and ffty-three hundredth acres
and the west half Of the north-eas
quarter OF section Sc, township 8
range 2 west; containing eighty anc
twenty-eight hundredth acres, Z o
the S. W. Sec. % township 8 X s
west, containg so and fifty three hun
dreth acres--all Of which is the prop
erty belonging to the estate Of said de
ceased.
JAMES II. benson,
Administrator de bonIs
non Of nj. M'Caflrey,
July 4, 1838-6-ts deceased.
The above sale is postponed unit
Monnay the 22d Of October next.
65-The Yazoo Banner will adver
tise the above described lot until salt
and charge this Office, mari charges
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-26
GEO. r. KIGER.
Gallatin, Oct Is, 1887.
THE WESTERN MONTHLY MAG
AZINE, dnd Litcrary .Journol

1nE W fS EhN &MONTHLY MAG
AZlNE, And Literary Journal.
SlNDUCTED byW. D. Gallagher
~ and J. b. Marshall. The editor Of
the western Literary Journal'' having
IN connection with Jas. B. Marshall; ESQ.
become proprietor Of the "Western
Monthly Magazine,r the two works have
been united, and will hereafter be pub
lished, simultaneously, At Cincinnati and
louisville. Every arrangement, being
now made for issuing the Magazine
punctually, and in a style equal TO its
Eastern cntemporarics, it Is trusted that
the union here announced will meet The
appreciation Of the patrons generally of
both publications. The readers OF the
"Jclrnal' will find increased attractions
IN the work, from the contributions Of
the correspondents Of the s.MaQazine; Y
and those Of the "Magazinon will 40,
only lind the same, from the writing 81
Inc correspondents Of the @Journal,n bu,
VIII also get q larger amount OF reading
matter than they have hitherto received.
not IN the spirit Of Boosting, but to give
patrons Of the magazine and Journal''
an idea Of what they may expect, from
month to month, as the numbers appear,
the following list Of occasional cores
pondcnts and regular contributors, is Civ
en-:
Morgan Neville, Edward D. Mansfield,
James II. Perkins, Alexander Kinmont,
Edward ?. Cranch, John l.. Riddell,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-26
TgENRY s. HUTCHINSON, Ar

IaENRY 5. HUTCHINSON, Ar
IL ronNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
will attend the different Courts OF
Adams County, and the Circuit Courts
of adjacent comties;--likewisc the
High Court of Errors and Appeals,
the Court OF Chancery,a and the United
States Circuit and District Courts, at
Jackson.
0TOfiice in MMN-srREEr. a few
doors below the Planters Bank. he
fer to DR.. I. J. CArcnlNcs,( cou,on.
]. SlLyERBERc, Esq.,}
CHANCELLOR QUITMAN,
Rev. DAyip G. PAGE, v,,,cbs.
Col. JAMES G. WILKINs,
l.. r. MARSHALL, Esq,
June 20-4-tt
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-26
TUPPER & ROLLINS,

UIT Et q NOIsLilVDS
ATTORNEYS AND couNsELIoKs AT LAW,
Canton, Mississippi,
"AvING associated themselves in
I'LL the practice Of their profession
will strictly attend to oil business entrus
ted to their care.
September 8, 1838.-i4-tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-26
INSOLVENT NO'TUE.

LAW NOTICE.
JOHN G. OFT, and WM. S. BAL
LEY Have associated themselves
in the practice of theis profession.
Their Office in Canton, where atall
times one of them may be found.
September 5, 1888. 15-1v
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-26
MOTTO T..
VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE
In mississippi City

WILL be exposed to sale at pub
w lie auction, to the highest bid !
der, on the Second Monday Of Octo-
Der next, being the 9th day Of said
month, all those valuable lots in the
New City, situated upon the shore Of
the Gulf Of Mexico, on the southern
boundary Of this State, known as the
Mississippi City. The sale viii posi-
lively take place on the above men
toned day, and continue from day to
day, until the whole Of the lots are
disposed Of. Those wishing to pur-
chase, would do we'll to be at the city
few days previous to the sale, as
there is great choice in those lots ly-
ing Immediately in front on the Gulf,
and those lying on either side Of the
contemplated Rail Road from Missis-
sippi City to Paulding, the route Of
which through the city, is already To-
cated--Terms liberal--to be made
known on the day Of sale.
BY order Of the Company,
McRAE g. ALSBURY,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-26

BLANKS for sale at this office.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-26

All the papers in this Stath are re-
ouested to publish this notice until
the day Of sale, and forward their &C,
coun,s to the Clarien office at Fauld-
ing. l5-tds
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

August 20, 1888. la-4t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-21

II The Evening Post Of the 9Th with pleasure
se.. Of Dr. Williams. the ocuist humanity employed
days. % Myg s s . Si Ps wf y
friends OF the peor l
@altuds al mr. Williams house. eorasr Of Canal stree. and
that Ss child ss g o.s ss !,
ed m.ch % both, greatly relieved today I'd er HAis
sor' OF he Hh NAY, isss '''A "eeAv Zen ~
TIA bhad~cvisstIs ssh,TAe above motto va. a .rd
ssd With rs rn.h as aspects the bensvolen, practise Mr.
his exalted profession cou.uy. Win appear rom hts
hrs address .sr hs arrival Which a be found in
! for 's.soss Of our own 20 examine for ourselves
give 70 the public whatever might result Of our 10
vegaion 10 bot justice ssste, hat assouaded
been IL Tia, dismal s,e % Or % es Begin % see "eS have
hnitlo.e, Of which hey have .ny rrsoll-son. :"
found ourselves By an ineredible nsber al
r 81 ssS
sight when only days did, rom which period she ,kot
and remedies su, useful but Dr. wasms css
now see almost every object psssI CONE, and dn.
children slss now between q snd 70 year Of SO.
would not sell the good have sresdy gsee 70 Ne bsd
lisms TfsI.T -or1-f
almost blind 10 year, and also said his sight npro-
Of the other eye ' he sS 3, ana large sse
both .ye Aec,hsr who said he has been considered during
slw.ys looked eirsr 70 wsh w,hou,
guide NMM s. : i
An eide ~ lady said had bsd years of one eve
and yesrs OF the other, She
Chooses although euent osasts said 2or
her eyes were snrely decayed Another lady said
6syesr od and hsdbeen sfcted Coz hsn twesy years
wha very dreadful rH ANIMATION IN both eyes; could rarely
M her bead 10 ok In the face thing hs
eqsred visions she resd for hours together
New Tesisment Another hs beeahllnd years sHo~
theirs or years. another or 5y,srs another years
,her or years. another u moa,hsean 20 sloss
fac little boz presented by his mother ala that
oil the Physicians Of nnescs In this had
boys sight lost amer ef them Ind ksdly urt~d
utsost In relieve durinx three ears
ssdsd the LITTLE fsllo- Is .. ssrni.r his lsuenl
Several other chdren OF different ayes slso brnugs
10 w tkei mothers, Who ssid their chds~s could
although quhe bird when brosght 70 the Doctor.
Many grown young said thsy the sight
ef one eye, soueof thew for that they AL
with both eyes The infant child itsaa lady
blind ssd could not the Thsu Abe distinguish
esoec The very grateful sfbe sstsd covn
tsnssce urd dnrk sf the nl mohe conrs The se
she endeavoredo e,plsin by zero. N bcAe Engsh We
must omit the Of fra the ~ Mssssctus~
yourg nsu s.lor W profession SAFE W has been hind
~ our scientific Ocn stBoston whsu, reefs fact vas
dshscd ineursbe lie huadreds lore -
lees bsne6ted D.. Williams IN DE year la3e wAhs tw
months he could zee ss now 10 sn sosorsss
employ N the city 90 New Yerh wha, We hsssa 80 saw
very Strange, but We could h onrr.l
with the details OF 80 sue cenv.sea wnh
resns 81 NJ ages and all erprrsd their gstnee 70 her
fresd w appeared be quite Nv his element ~hsr snsr
sed by psov noble work. doctor 70 on ws wsh you
complete for the sake ~ tsoe Who suher fon have
new yoorrewsra n the JOY zen evisre
-TINs@m sNwNn##EM VIC.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-21

AsoTHxa FIRE.-A tumult occurred last night NJ
the Orphan School for coorcd boys, in 18th street,
near Callowhll. We learn from various sources that
Il was rumored in the of the day, that abe
ition meeting was to have been held in the school
room. af #r.8ENH sseft
This caused some exciiement end large con-
course Of people repaired hher about half past eight,
broke open The ediHce, and 10 supposed get Il On
FIRE. The alarm was speedily given, and the hrcmen
fastened 20 the spot and soon succeeded in queach-
ing the flames. Nnl .lttre $500
No disturbances took place snshc ground, and the
fremen went to work with the utmost alscrity. The
school house 10 large four story bnck building and
nearly new. reE #n 90
ASoTHEn OuTRAeE--The windows Of house in
an alley at the back Of the east side Of Franklin
square, were broken by crowd OF people last eve
ming about dusk. sL ,ssis0
An ARsssr.--Aa individual was arrested about 9
o'clock last evening, while attempting TO forcs IN en-
trance into the Cherry street. school bosss.
We believe that the excitement has now subsidized,
and trust that the peace Of the city will not be fsrher
disturbed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-21

I5e nsssaesr WAS sold By auction on Saturday 70
posie ose q ts late preparatory for u, oOo nancs
ne had three competitors, a. the Commerce infsrms
Us - YVES y. II. 81 Aubin, he dspey; another
was end 70 = an assn, Tor a rch ban19 and -
'hIrd Vas 2 Dsetnnsirs deputy rrmarAabe ios Ne
acerossy Of his speeches in The ChambeE
The Constitutional gives the following, extract
rom letter from Berlin 1.-THE Car 10 still ssfier-
M from indspeson, and the courers begin 70 pour
towards The Czarsviich.' .NIMF or
letter from Naples Of the 3ist ult. mentions the
death Of the infant daughter Of Prince Leopold OF Sy-
racuse.
The news that the Queen Of Greece 10 encisnfe, 10
ecnlradicIed by the last letters from Athens.
We learn with regret that letters from BrusseIs
state tina, the widow Of posr Belroat the traveller
who persisted IN Africa 10 in state Of great desttu
ton. Something ought TO be done 10 relieve the WI
dow Of enc who did 80 mach in the truest spint o
discovery.
His Exce,lency Count Pozzo di Rorgo Is laid mp at
Ashburnham House. from the effects OF singular ac'
cident. The Count was paying visit to Lord Hol.
land, at Kensington, when through the gaseheris OF
the noble lords domesrcs, they wheeled Lord Hol-
lands easy chair over the foot OF the ambassador VINE
was seated in the drawing room.-Cosrier.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-21

SORA WATGp.-Tbe s,bscrbers noe prepared
- 20 furnish iSeir WITH Soda Water ofuperior
susiity, and every variety stysup9
Tickets soId b~rs tofcre, 30 fos ~.
Saratoga psll-scu, Avos, SD otpsr Misersl waters A.
sods .ed s.lda water IN hoes families no.
,sls hept ON hsrd RUsHTON \ AspINwALI,
my,Lt. 90 wlisn St, lie Broadway, 10 Aster House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-21

Thnrsdsy evening lib inst by The Rev. pr De Wit,
Vssn 70 ~ 70 Miss sarah keta. daughter Of L.
On wednesday eyenng 18th by the Rev Dr. Cor. Mr.
Lamb ai Of this city : 80 "''Aopy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-21

saturday, 18th ns, vie,ori. ver. daughter Of Dr.
sners, seHtsl from Albany, aged 8 years.
6oh year OF her are. - 49, -~A'' :" 'ne
On Friday aeraoen, 18th Inst Joseub Rirhnra.
Of salem, Mass, aged 20 years
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-21

~~rOoN5 HprH ~, Iu5u
DEAR Sn,we have to nfiIn you that on Saturday and
Yesterday have hsd very animated demand our Cotton
ueket, thsugh Unattended with any improvement price
Uesrds Of a oo gs chiefly American, have been d.
ng these tive dsyeos which, Amercsn, have been
70 spssslsss The weather has very much improved
with Il matters more cheering aspect very great
In the Manchester msrAe demand for
would certainly start Cotton here very rapidly but do
mink that prices will improve nnch before the end Of
more especially said that the United States Bank wish
SOW to be free sellers The packet ship Cambridge arrived
yesterday A the sss this mornng
have no time 10 add any local but yon
cenpsnying neWspapers Yours, very respectfully.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-21

70 Don't forget HaningtsR's Diorama for the
Charleston sufferers tonight, and Miss Davenport.
fret appearance at the National. -saN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-21
state OF Trade.

Trade Of all kinds active fair extent bu
we notice no features 10 mark
AsHEs-The recep,sfsr this artcls having light for
w days. holders firm in their prices but the ,aest
which have come TO our knowledge lave been former
RicE-Ths holders consequence OF the advance
OF prices south and The small Stock became more 81
In their demands and sales effected al an adj
vance on former rates AZ Cbarsson the 18Th though no
sales were tnected rise, ye The highest point e4{
been refused a. he stock light Al Savau-
nab 18th, the demand moderate, Sales Al SO
q ;, which shows advance qso,aon.
WnALBBoNE-The advance in the price this
q goods has sustained at Js this the regular price
heavy sales having been efscts d at this rate r'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-21

Mosr ScASDALoUs.-Onc Of the Harlem Railroad
cars drove over two persons, on Saturday night and
dangerously injured one Of them; the other, boy,
had his hand shockinsly mangled. The life of the
fsrner is dsspsred Of Had not the rascal who did
il, drove Instantly on, the mob would have ynched
him. These thing, win occur continually il the per
pctrators are not punished. w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-21

Sunday, May 2O--6

Sunday, May 2O--0 p. n.
Our late commercial frcm England give rather
turing districts the any thing encouraging
number Of hands discharged was tally increasing The
test from Amercs 1t Liverpool gave encouragement
for revival OF demand for manufactured goods
Of these appearances The holders OF Uned Bank
tens suddenly became free seers this win operate against
rise In this article for the present. and these Cstons
Orced tie falling Market grand denouement essue,
and those institutions hero who waiting crop 10
resume, would have done better without this crop.
From the large arrivals Of SPECIE Of the
United States Bank, Is supposed hat preparations
foot for immediate sumption part nstltu
ton Of this Mr. Bddles policy being always ready to re-
sune yet resumnE" Mr. Biddle by not paying spe-
Gle with the New Fork banks, having in lost
confidence of the public In his ability do Sc, these
specie movements dissertations display Of
conteract this Impressions his policy will be
oforewhen did from his
for the breath of public opinion
The affairs of this city continue In rising prosper
ity The banks continue 70 discount freely, and money
plenty We hear complaints the want OF csur.
tesy the part OF the bank officers cusomer The
time has when BANKS cap In hand
for oaRs and fast approaching all their COED man.
will be required their customers this mu be re-
formed gentlemen tellers
Although specie said TO be IL Is not by any
the with silver II ely scarce there
being premium Of per for silver in clssge for gold
in wah street This is the the southern ors
where the principal arrivals have been Mexico and
South America in the shape Of silver there gold Is scarce
BUTT already begins to Rd lis level SeO0 silver having
arrived from. New Orleans today in the ship Orleans
The sales at the stock exchange still continue Increase
both quantity and prices They received IN upward
impulse and advanced with seemingly smen.
There great disposition suy. and oil the sales
made an advance Of from per onthe close
the Last Sales with the exception OF Mutual ms which de-
eiaed Gent, and Keaincky, which fell of per cent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-21

This is one step towards punishins Torp; but the
mother Of the poor girl owesii duty to the pub
lie to bring him before criminal tribunal, that he
may be sent TO the States Prison. She has only 10
address written communication 10 the grand jury,
and the case will be properly investigated. The evi-
denoe in the above taken beforea higher court,
can be used as evidence in the criminal court.
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