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Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-28

MoRMoNs.-A cessation of hoStIhles with
the Mormons may now be pronounced CERTAIN
and permanent. and an end to all strife was
finally put by the surrender of the Mormon lea.
dcrs o Cen Atchison, on Sunday the 2Sth OF
October. At the head of three thousand
troops, Gen Atchison appeared before the town
of Far West, where the fanatics with 700 men
had entrenched themselves. Immediately on
the appearance ofthe troops, white flag was
sent out and parley cnsuCd, which resulted
in capitulaton on the part Of the Mormons
Six of iMe principal leaders, including the no
torious Joc Smith, surrendered themselves ON
The condition that the. residue should be wei
treated and 60 unharmed. great difficulty
will now occur in the mode Of disposing OF this
: deluded unfortunat people. The r'ngleaders
will be tried, and must abide the sentence of
the law but it would seem inhuman TO cSpei
their dupid infatuated followers from the coun,
try, merely for the sin of crazy fanat;c!sm,
which it may be they cannot help, and will be
sure not mend under such treatmen'.
n Orleans Bulletin.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-28

Accidental Trip to America.-Mr. JonN
UISDS, of Dlsemorth, left home with consid-
cradle sum OF money in his pocket, avowedly
TO place it in the hands Of his bankers at
Loughborough, and to proceed thence to his
relatives at Farnslield. No tidings having
been heard of him he was advertised, but, alas!
no John Hnds was to be found. AT length
the mystery is solved, having within the last
few days received letter from him, dated
New York, TO which place it appears he was
taken against his inclination, having by mis.
take got on board an American vessel instead
of . Manx packet.-Enghsh Paper.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-28
TO Hon JAMES GRAHAM.

South Carolina Notcs.-lt gives US great
pleasure to state, ,ha, the Branch of the Cape
Fear Bank in this place has resumed its former
custom ofreceiving South Carolina Bank Notes
on dcposite and payments, except the notes OF
the Banks of Hamburg and Georgetown,
which are refusedSoa account OF the lnconve-
nience drinking collections at those points,
This will be great accommodation to the
mercantile community here, as well as TO all
who trade at this place from that extensive re-
zion of country in which those Notes form the
principal circulation. 1t will also have the
good effect of retiring those Notes from circu-
lation. and supplying their place win the
Notes of our own excellent Banks s-FGy.tte.
u!lc Olser.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-28
CANADA.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE ARGUS.
SAcKET's IIARBoR. Nov. !

,ilY DEAR SIR A boat mot len. as sta
ted in the accompanying extracD conveying
a company of Colonel Worth's regiment from
Ogdensburgh to French Mills, on Thursday
last, at noon day, was fired upon, and one
man badly and dangerously wounded. The
boat was in American waters, and the men in
tull uniform. Their character could not be
mistaken, if, as iatall;- appears TO be the case
within musket shot Colonel Worth started
forthwith with suitable force down the ST.
Lawrence. to look into this business
FROM THE TINES AND ADVERTISERS, EXTRA.
Cgdensburg, IN. " Monday, Nov. II.
Canada War-Early this morning it was
discovered that two schoonors, loaded with
armed men, lay in the river between this vii
lagc and Prescott. Expectation was soon rife
and excitement pervadcd the whole popula
ton. 1t was obvious that Fort Wellington
was the point o: attack, and or citizens 500!
thrcnged the s.c-c, eager TO catch ever!
movement.
A small armed steamboat was lying a. the
opposite wharf, and the people of Prescott, pa
radlng up and down from the village to the
fort. gave evidence that TO small degree o
hubbub and excitement pervaded population
Three o'clock p. M.-The rebel forces oc
cupy windmill. a mile below Prescott. and i
is understood that there is another body above
who have taken up bridge, and stand pre-
pared to defend themselves.
The afternoon has been quiet so far. SmaI
boats arc constantly passing with men an
arms.
We have most favorable location for OBJ
Serving the movements, as our window afford
iull view OF Prescot and the river above an
below, for two or three miles. Prescott is unus
ally Quiet This afarnocn. We haye hardl
seen moving being N the streets. or about Ii
Slr oelock p M-Arms and munition ap
pear 70 be abundant. Tie schooners hav
pleased themselves near the wharf on whic
The windmill! sands. a body of loyalists, re
ported 400, are on the march from Brockvil'
twelve miles above this to meet them an
if the parties have an appetite for cold fgh
.nC. u" NITt 'H;fG . .'0nIT::ilt n:C;.'S ccrGG
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-28
Fall and Win er Goods.

FNNIlE Subscribers have lately reed by Steam
d aud Pole Boats their fall and winter supply
ofGoods which arc offered for sale on accommo-
dating terms.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Blue, Black, Invisible Green, and Mixed
Broad Cloths. Casimeres, Sattinetts, Silk Velvet
and Worsted Vestings. Flannels, blankets,
Irish Linen, Sheetings and SEirtings, Marcnos,
Circassians. Shawls and fancy lIandkerchicfs,
Calicocs, Hosiery, Lambs Wool and Worsted
Shirts and drawers, fine and common Stocks
and Collars, Silk, Kid and WoEstcd Gloves, Lin.
seysf Domcstics, &c. SC.
ALSO
4 genera! assortment Of negro cloths.
ALSO
Tti,i, and rocke. Knives, Files. Rasps. Pad
and Stock Locks, Hair, Trace and Log Chains.
Iron and Brass andirons, Shovel and Tongs,
Sad Irons, Curry Combs. iaands lws, Mill and
Handsaw files Collins Axes, Drawing Knives,
Coffee Mills, with a general assortment Of Black.
smiths Tools.
ALSO
Common and fine Teas, Bowls, Plates. Dishes,
Pitchers and Ewcrs and Blsons, Cut Glass and
common Castors, fine and common Tumnlers,
and Vince, with few fine dinner sets
ALSO
4 general assortment of Ladies' and Gentle.
mems Shoes, Boots and Over Shoes.
All of which will bo sold low and or accono.
dating terms by
JOHN MALLOY g. Go.
Brick Store.
Nov. olst, 1:15.
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Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-28
Sheriff. 8 Ss1es,

EaY order of the Court of Ordinary. wli:Sa
ND sold on the first monday in December
next at Chesterfield Court House, within the
legal hours of sale, all the real Estate OF Drewry
Boatright deceased, lying on Jemmic's Creek
and Abrams Creek. containing eight hundred
and sixty nine acres, more or less.
Tcrms-As much cash as vii! defray the ex.
penses of the sale will be required on the day IT
sac-For the balance, one half payable the first
day OF Jlnui-y lS40 an the other half on the
first dly of January ls4 with interest from '.ay
of sale. Purchasers to give Bond and good
security and mortgage Oh tho premises ut re-.
quredl to the Ordinary to secure the purchase
money, and pay for all necessary papers.
A. NJ. LOWRY, Shift G. ID.
Nov. TO- 1899. 2-I
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-28
MORMON WAR.-The ST. Louis CONNER.

cial Bulletin announces the gratifying intell-
gencc of the bloodless termination of these dis
turbanccs. The Mormons seeing such large
body of men assembling together. all highly
excited, and considering 'C;lscre,ion the better
part of valor," surrendered themselves 10 Gen.
Atchisor, without even fling a gun. Joe
Smith, the prophet, and two or three more Of
the rngleaders, are to be taken to Jefferson
CITY, and the rest (about 700) are to he march
ed without the bounds Of the state. \ number
OF the volunteer companies were d!sbanded
and had returned to their respective homes.
n. Orleans BaNIil
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-28
New York, Now MDER Is.

The New York Delegation in Congress, il
is now ascer,ained. the fog having cleared
away, will stand 81 Wings. and 10 Van Burer
men, all of whom, however, cansot be depend.
ed upon for the sub-Treasury. The Van Blu,
rcn party will have three majority in the Sen
ate, the Wings having elected five Senators
and the Van Burcn men three. The House
will stand 81 Wings, 46 V. B.
Aboltionism has lost the Wings from six tc
eight Members OF Congress in this State
This Influence is an important matter to be
discussed BY an bye.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-28
AUCTION;

EAN Monday l1:h December. next. a. the
W House opposite the Planters Hotel, a largo
lot ofhouschold AMI kitchen flrnhu.e, consist
ing OF
English Piano.
Pair of Card tables.
Mlhngany dining do
Carpets
Candle Shades
Crockery Glass and
China Ware.
Bra s, fire sets,
Tenders.
IIlir Sofa isprin seat,)
Dozen Rush bottom chairs,
9 Sets windsor Do,
Beds and Mattresses,
Eslsteads.
rItcd candle sticks,
DO cordial stand,
Knives and Forks.
Clock and complete sct Of kitchen furniture
with other articles usually wanted by Hoasc
keepers, also stove and school room furniture.
Most of the abova furniture lias h=sii in uso
hut short time and is worthy of tis attention
of housekeepers.
TERMS.
Under $40 cash; over that ar,ount craft 0
80 days purchasers to give note with approved
security.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-28
CuEEoHCEs ~ NoEFN CAROLINA.

We copy the following Letter from Z
North Carolina paper, as well to show lle
beneficial influence Of temperance on the
human character in al conditions and re-
la:ions ofhfe, as 10 do justice 10 the kind.
ness and consideration which have charac.
terlzcd the Course Of lie good Old 5 a:c O:
NoRTn CARnLINA towards the laiiauS with.
IN her borders Mat. Intel.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-28
Bank of Charleston, S. I

CH y XIII > lON, / IN ~ oN. 1903.
"a OTECE is hereby given, that i'll conformity
~ 10 the provisions of the Charter oil this Cor
poration and Resolution Of the Stockholders
adopted at their last Annual Meeting, it has
been determined t. extend the amount Of the
Capital Stock Of this Bunk to 4 further sum of
TWO MILLIONS FDOLLARS, or Twenty
Tao1suna Shares at Ono Hundred Dollars each
Share.
For this purpose, Books will be opened at the
Banking House in this City, OH the first Monday
and succeeding Tuesdly in January next, to
receive the subscriptions of all such Slockho!d-
crs as may avail themselves OF the light 10
which they are exclusively entitled, OF suoscrl-
bing to nun er of shares equal TO those held
by tncm respectively, in the present Capital
Twenty-Five per cent, Or Twenty-Five Dollars or
each Share. TO be paid at tho time Of subscribing
and the bal lnce OF Scvcntv-tive per cent or Sev-
cnty.fi Dollars on each slllrc, TO be paid as
follows viz. Twenty five dolrs, on each Share
on the urs- Monday and Tuesday II Jane next.
and the remainder. being fifty dollars on each
share. to be paid within six months thereafter at
the discretion of the Board OF Direcrors, Oh one
months pubic notice being given.
Al transfers Of Stock in the present Capita!
must he III ldr on or before the fifteenth day Of
December nrxt, after which period tho Books
viii be closed.
A.G.R ROSE, Clsl.i:l.
GJ- The Snuth-C ,rolinian and Telescope, at
/ Columbia +; Courier at Camden Advertiser, at
. Edgci Id: Messenger, at Pcndleton /; VI ountan-
Ger, at Grcehvile; Gaz ,tte, at Gaorgetown; and
Gaz2stc at Charaw, will give the above Two in
sertions WIN the first and list week of the
timo limited, aud send their bills to the Bank !or
payment.
Nov. 10 1888
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-28

fHHHAT Ertraord;aary 4oimal the GIRAFFE
a. or rCAMELEoPARD, together with several other
rare and interesting ANrELorEs, &c, all from
the interior of the hitherto unerplored regions of
central Africa. none ofwhich were before brought
TO tine continent OF America, and but rlrelg seen
in any part of the cirilized worid, ,r,H be crhi-
bit.d on the public square in Chera,c, on Thurs.
dan and Friday the 9Th and 7th days Of Decem-
Der, 1893. Hours from to ?. NJ. on Thurs.
d4y, and from 10 to 4 on Friday Admittancc
25 cents, c'.i;iirsn undsr 10 y"::s halfprice.
C,b,r,r = C. Nov 81 1893. 9 2.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-28

'ESiiE following new Works h We recauiiy
z been received Ut the Book Store"
Milton. Young, Gray, and Battles Poctical
Works vol. Svo.
Rog .rs, Poetical WorRs, vol evo.
Byrons Works.
Fowler's Phrenology. Complete l. tier Wi,
ter.
Hannah A[orc's Works vol.
EwelI's Mechanical Companions.
llo;no Book of Health and Medicine.
Combe on the Constitution of Man
Shakespeare Works 2 vol. evc.
ALSO
Merchants Assistant
Mckenzies 5000 R1caips.
Virginia Housewife.
Miss I.cslics IS Receipts.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-28
New Books.

TEVTIE follow hg among others, have been ad-
q dcd to the stock of standard Religious
works always TO be found at the I" Book Store
viz:
Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge,
Lime Street Lectures, Spruce st. do.
Hunters Sacred Biography. Bunyan's works
lSmo.
Burdcr's Village Sermons vol. svo. Almost
Christian.
Gerkel.ys Works vol. svo. Mi.tons Prose
Works.
Cai:cs OF Christ by Stevenson. Barnes' on
thu Gospels.
Polyglott Bibles frc gilt and pliH.
Thomson's Cltechism for COMMITMENTS,
Presbyterian Book of Discipline. pocket vol.
Christian Lyre and Supplement-
Theron and Aspasia. by H,rvey.
Presbyterian Missions, by DR.. Green,
Booths Reign OF Grace. Methodist H:mns.
November 25:h, 1888.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-28
n Card.
Estate Sale.

Estate Sale.
EBY permission ofthe ordinary for Chester
b , field District; will BIZ sod Oh the FIRST day
of January next at the Market House in Che
raw, at L. oc'ock. NJ.
t9LIKELY NEGROES.
Theproperty ofthe late Win Pegacs, ilnh.a-
cling variety of ages and sexes. The 10. is as
likely as any to be found in the State. Hlr7t'sr
particulars are deemed unnecessary as purci'a.
sers will Of course be on the ground TO see and
act for themselves, where every Information can
be had, togive satisfaction to th" h'Ter.
TERMS.
Oncti,iriI ne the purchase money will re ".
auired in cash. The hllancs, q credit unit INC
first of January lo45. Notes bearing Interest
from the day of sale, payable at ssic Merchants,
| b INK of S. 6. at Cheraw, with gooi pcTSo -!
security, and mortgage Of the property; purei..
asers topay for papers, and the propertv not TO
be removed until The condition Of the sal, .
comp!ied'wi.h.
r. BRYAN, A6m'r.
". - 'S1S =. tn.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-28

which would have been counted had not the
fraud been discovered. The town has been
equally divided for several years past, and it is
presumed that enough votes were intended to
be put in TO carry the candidate agarst the
Wings, who succeeded"-N. y. S!Gr.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-28
At the Book Store.

Vines Hints on Popular !:duc1tioa
" How sha!s COVE II my school
A few copies OF the two popular works lave
;rst been received as abo"c, wh"n =: !!!! sup
ply OF Theological. S:hno! ao| .''isc"'ar*"':s
y ,n' ; as; ~ :rm""v
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-28
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Groceries.

ESNE undersigned have rec av'd BY tho lt',
"a arrivals and offsr for sal; IA. following ar.
|ti;les.
~ 1fhis. s.. Croix's Sagir,
10 Hhds. Porto Rico. do
50 Bags Coffee,
5 IIhds. Moasscs. ::
10 Hhds N. E. Rum. l Pipe Gin. r;rs
c. Brandy. 9 Casks Porter (n bo:iles) 8 bbls.
Vinegar, so bbls Domestic Liquors, ID CASKS
Cheese and A boxes Pine Appl, Cheese. Pepper,
Spice, Ginger, Iadigo Mnilar, Sperm, and TI!.
low Candlcs. Chocolate. Mustard, Hvson. In.
peri1l and Gun Powder Teas, Soap, Rice, Pow.
der. Shot and Lead.
JNO. MALLOY, g. Co.
November 25tl, 1888.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-28

We learn by letter to a gentlemen OF this
City (Which we regret we have not room to
insert,) that about $1,000 of the Indians of the
Cherokee country have been removed and are
at, or on their way to their new homes in the
West Only about 500 remain. While a
detachment of three soldiers were Lrirging
d;wn to the agency five Indian prisoners
taken in tie mountains, the prisoners rose on
their guard killed two, wounded the third and
succeeded in making their escape; 50 of the
fugitive Indians were brought down in Sep
te,uber, as many more in October, and are
now on their road to the West, leaving about
200 souls yet in the mountains.
Col Foster of the 4th Infantry has been
ordered in pursuit of the muderers of the guard
above mentioned, and the remaining fugltives.
He is gallant and experienced officer and
will do his duty. The Indians vet out ere
outlaws belonging to that portion of the tribe
which resided in North Carolina, they resist
the authorities of their own tribe and the force
of the United States. Ga. Jour.
, News FROM MExlco.-rot the courtesy Of
! Mr.. Raynal, OF the Merchants Exchange, we
are indebted for the following intelligence. A
iSlISt iioih SiouCty EON
the French brig Of war Laurite, Cat present at
Havana,l states that the French fleet had
commenced bombardng she castle st. Juan
de Ulloa, and had debarkel three thousand
! troops on the coast, and were on their march
to Vera Cruz. This letter was received by
the British brig Catherine, which sailed from
Havana four days ago. Ibid.
The Southern Patriot contain an article
stating llIe fact that Mr.. Billie has thought
, his agents s..tsrcd the market as IA buyer OF
cotton. In commenting on this course o!
the institution, the cdi or cxclaii:.s loudly
against what he terms gigantic monopoly
calculated to sustain the price Of the great
staple un:Il the stock in Europe is Disposed
Of. This article is copied mo Mobile
paper, which goes on commenting III The
same strain, stating as an alarming iac,
that cotton is now selling in that city at l.
l5 cts. which is from ) to ) l.2 c;S. above
the (oreion market price. This II htt1
butes solely 70 The ag"?cy OF the Iu!ie}
S'a','~ nl"ji - IL" ::'a!h"'. "H4 ;'''-. c
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-28

In Vermont, CONNECTICUT, TeNNessc, and
New Jersey Senators have already been cho-
sen.
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Attention.

Attention.
Cheraw Beat Company.
NO. |.
VOU are hereby ordered to appear at the
IL market square on Saturday IS, december
at IL O'Clock precisely armed and cqa'ptas the
law directs, for company drill.
w. ID. HALEY, Capt.
j. +. pEGuES y.
Move ni.or 2S, 1899.
4 supply o.. the following, among o;h"r, books
for young persons and Children tor safe at the
Book Store.
For4s Interpreter, Young Ladies Own
Book.
Boys Own Book, Girls Own Boo,s.
Cnild's Own Book. Stones Chipds Reader.
Watts Divine Songs, WoIccstcr's Primer.
New England DO. EariolsC atechsms.
Manroa and Francis Colored Toy Books.
-3sop's Tables. Crocictts Sorgs. Down.
ing'S Do.
BOYS and G!is I.iblar: % vcl.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-28
UNITED STATES SENATOR'S.

The following are the names Of the |. 5.
Senators whose terms oiseryice will expire in
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TNHIlE Subscribers have lately reed by Steam
d aud Pole Boats their fall and winter supply
otGoods whic! arc offered for sale on accommo-
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-31
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
NClTlCE.

MI lCE.
ON the 26th day Of December,
~ 1897, letters Of administration
were granted by the honorable Pro-
bate Court in and for Madison county,
state of Mississippi, TO the undersgn-
ed. Harrison II. Hart and Sebra Hart,
upon the estate of Thomas Hart, de-
ceased, late Of Madison county and
state Of Mississippi. Now, all per-
sons having demands or claims against
said estate are hereby requested 20
lpresent the same TO the Judge Of sad
Probate Court for allowance and pro-
bate, within the time prescribed by
law, or otherwise thoy will be barred
lby the statute Of limitations.
HARRISON II. HART,
SEBRA HART.
Administrators.
/ Jan. s, 1888. s3-ew
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-31
TRUST SALE.

thto NAtflts
DuRSuANT to a deed 81 trus.
4 executed by Thomas q. Mellon,
aid aud Mary II. Mcdonald, 10 Rufus
X. Flack and Henry y. Ely, dated
9Th day OF March, 1897, and Henry
b. Ely dlcu, and ], Charles Moore,
was appointed, BY consent Of all tho
parties, trustee, and recorded in tho
Probate Office, in Madison county
which deed Of trust was made By said
Mcdonald and Mary his wife, TO 50,
cure 10 said Flack the punctual pay,
lmcnt and discharge Of certain bill
made by said Mcdonald and wife 10
/ Flack, dated the 9th day Of March,
i837, payable ten months after date
thereof, FOR the sum Of three thousand
three hundred and sevcnty-six dollars
and twenty-five cents (3376 25,) which
. bill not having been paid off and dis,
charged at the maturity thereof; |
shall, by virtue of the powers vested
lin me as trustee on said decd Of trust,
proceed to sell, on Saturday, the 10th
lof February next, at the court house
J in he,town Of Canton, to the highest
!, bidder, for cash, the following de-
= = scribed Negroes and Lard; Ill
= Jesse and Maria, and the east half
J Of the north cast quarter Of section
z seven. TOWNSHIP eight. range four, east,
and the north west quarter 81 section
eight. township eight, range four, eastI
containing two hundred and forty
i. acres, more OF less--all in the county
!. of Madison and state Of Mississippi
i The title is good TO the two slaves
I, and the title to the land is believed 4
- be good. | will convey such title a
- is vested in me by the deed Of trust
80 CHARLES MOORE, Trustee,
~ Jan. n, 1888. 3i-tds
~ 0srThe above sale is postponed un
80 til Monday the 10th Of February next
-, =, CHARLES MOORE, Trustee.
y January 81, 1885.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-31
Canton, Jan. /, 1898. 33-St
TRUST SALE.

PURSUANT to a deed OF trust ex-
4 ecuted by and between VIM. a.
Robertson and John Nj. Yates and my
self dated, first day Of August, 1856
and recorded in the probate Office OF
Madison county; which deed Of trust
was made by said Robertson, to SO.
cure to said Yates the punctual
pavment and discharge OF certain
prommissory note made by sad Rob
er,son to said Yates, dated, first day
Of August, 1886, probably the first
day Of January, 1888, for the sum Of
nine hundred and fifty one dollars and
eighty five cents, which said note not
HAVING been paid of, or discharged, at
maturity thereof shall by virtue OF
the power vested in me as trustee on
4 said deed Of trust, proceed on Satuf-
ldav. the third day Of February next
lin the town Of Madisonvllle, Mlssls-
4 sippi, TO sell the premises to the high
1 est bidder, for cash,-the following
described lot Of land, in the town
! Of Madisonvile, Mississippi, deslgna'
ted in the platt Of SAID town as mum
FIbered, 50, in square, o; CONTAINING
aud measuring 80 fee! in front an.
SO feet back; known as thcl Mad
.lisonviie Coflee-House.
The title is believed to be good
! and will conyey such TUE as IS yes
t ted nlneb by the deed Ct trust.
4 CHARLES MooHE, trustee
q January 2, 1888. oo-.us.
M MS or ALL KINDS CON
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-31

/ SHALL pFc9enl my afcoNn' I0T,
Gnal settlement, on the estate OF
Ralcllil. deceased, on the I'D
Monday of March, 1888.
StSANNAH RArCllFF,
Administrative.
IAN. ~. tn3a. 5i-3W
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-31
Livery Stable.

rTyHE subscriber wishesto inform the
citizens Of Carton and the public
generally that he has opened q large
: and councillors stable on the west
side of the new Court House, Tor the
accommodation ofthe public; where ne
will board horses by the month, Week. y
INV a. hour. on very reasonable terms:
He has provided himself with plenty % q
'proyender. and good and attentive os-
tiers. He will also keep a few first rate ,e
saddle horses for hire DC. And 'l.1.. ne
homes byVhis strict attention 70 horses
IISlt ;nhis care to satisfy all who may
i:,vor. him m with their patronag
= ~ t. FRENCH.
Il mary i \. 1883 S4-6t