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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

The communication IN to-day'S paper, signed
/. ca" GENES from a respectable source.
and will bc found highly unctuTcd with Van Blu
rcn.>m-Tlrtakin: of the ingredients OF the
fountain whence At cmanaicd. We let 1t pass
without commcni-willIng that our Van Rurcn
friends shall have the undi>iurbcd enjoyment of
all the benefit which can hc derived from II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

FfRE We lrasp ffom ne Baltimore paper,
"i TUESDAY, NAT sl"ui oue-half 81 ~ enure
eluaie ,n tis Houushmg tDwn Of Hausbutg.
Fonnsl ~ ANA. aas destroyed By hu On THURSDAY
iag About - fsnil,es ar rendered hsuselsss
Tn ire ongnaicd Va a stable. D, $ supp0se,i by
scefieni
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

R..-AS iESSMENT OF LANDS.--Dy IA act
If Tie last LEGISLATURE Of Virginia, all the lands
81 lH~ Commonwealth are 10 be- rea,>c,>ed. To
effect ,h's, m" state has been divided into four
Distress, and four principal Assessors appointed
'y tir Governor in each district. Thr Tnird Dis
'rc' Is composed OF The counties OF Bo,rtourr.
Eo1n'h", EocAhrs"c Augusta, Rockingham.
Shenandoah, FEc''cuck, Clarke, Warren. Berkc-
ley, Jr..er -, Page, Hampshire, Hardy. Pcndlc-
Ton, A..c"hany, Bath and Morgan, and the towns
Of Winchester AVID Stauuton-in winch dis,rie,
n" Principal Assessors ave, John Klein. Jr.. Of
Hampshire, William y. Harms Of ragc. James
VI II Bca'c q Shenandoah, WIN. c. LOWS of
Roclhr.d-".
Assisrlvr A'S,s-rEs-rc t.c'cy Comfy. Arch
ihad sh"cr"r' Clarke, Mann II. Pace Frcdcr-
'ck P'yt"n Randolph Jefferson. Jo,..ph Me
Munan, Loudoun, Samuel Roecr, and David
Gibson Hampshire, Thomas Kar>radon and
William Nixon Handy, Joseph Nc Nrmar and
VIM. Snodsras, Morgan, Henry g. Byrnc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26
y. r 8 g e e - q. y e.

Tie Uts Of OSccokI-Thcre was n
touching commentary on woman's worth
di,playe! IA the dying hour Of the Semi.
mole Chieliain. The stern OLD warrior
who had gone though lite, without hav.
inS IN appearances done aught TO win the
Impcnsha5le love Of woman, yet passed
away from the earth with his head pillow.
Ell on female bosom, aud the eve Of NJ.
lection watching the decavlng fires oi rs
own. Cold a. the heart of the saya,e Is
supposed 10 he in regard 81 the social and
domestic feelings the death couch Of
p'ceola yields triumphant evidence OF
re Indians submission 10 the sway Of the
affections. A captive. and 10 add 10 the
bitterness OF imprisonment. trclcherou,ly
captured: smarling under The sense Of the
n1iion many wrongs: feeling that with
hiS death passed away tho sole chance
ior The delIverince Of hi, people from She
avUiCiou' power ofihe white man. IT may
well DC conceived hat the soul Of The
chef was filed with emotion and that
he had but few fcclin,s 70 sr,rc in ever.
csc oi 'hc love and sympa'hies Of life .-
bh' The power Of woman mustered the
Keen remembrance q the TO ian. IA.
aud 90" voice n ms fu'hiul wife. - her
arms supported hi head and wiped from
h'' brow The death dsmps fell gratefully
an soo'hlngly upon The e55ing sense. Of
The captive IN witnessing her entire De.
yo'ton and patient love ihc Indian br,ot
b. wrongs, and thc iudomi,ahle sriFt 81,
often flashing ~ the van 81 battle md
flaming the leaves OF the greenwood win
The bot breath Il war passed away Nth
mnrnur Of love 70 her the companion
OF hi' freedom, AMI the willing shsrer ~
BIS prison.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

CTLEGItTE HoNORs Ar he annual
. oInfneBe"n~n' n Mount ~ Mary's CoHcre.
Nj. on ihe 29th uH he degree u Master Of
Nrs uas e"n0rrei an Laws Is. BrS-or a. New
Ncrs d. THosf's na'pv. Of Philadelphia J,s
VI Co''r. ~ ifra'rcA and JoHs J. Hisrrv.
E.l, ofVirpua
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

IL must bePar,icu!arlv gratifying TO Mr.
Calhouns pride, TO find himself invited
TO every Van Buren, entertainment. aud
to see his letters paraded in company
with those O. the Hon. Mr.. Kendall, the
Hon. Mr.. Benton. the Hon. Mr. Peiri-
kin, &c.-Richlaond Wig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

The Legislature OF Tennessee meets but
once in two years. II will, therefore. be
necessary Tor the Governor 10 make an
appointment TO fill Senator Grundy's
place. MIR Foster. the Senator elect Tor
ie'D, will doubtless receive the s?point-
ment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

The New York stan states that Matthew l..
Davis. Esq, the bioSraph"r of Col. BvRn, will
Pu' Ia press IA October. the Private Journal of
that individual while IN France. 1t IS. said tn
contain many important disclosures and much
amusing yn>>in
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

DISTRESSING We are informed iha, ON
Ne'ln"'day the 18th instant, daughter q Mir
William kzn"r, 81 L"ctoVn, 10 this county
a'"d about eighteen months. wandered \ sbort
dis'an'" rom is nurse io stream Of water. m
which u fcIl and was not found until tho vital
spark bad drd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26


MFLANCHOLT DISASrER-Ihe Spy
published ia Worcester county IA 'hr
State, brings Us the melancholy intcl.i
genoe that az persons were drOV ned %
Wednesday, In the bay. A party ot1
bout 10 or 80 persons from Berlin had
proceeded a. far as The edge Of the chan.
mel distance OF about bali a mile, ga tao
boats, on az excursion OF pleasure, ~heu
the foremost boat containing L. persons
was struck by . gust Of wind and mime
d'aiely nIpsized. Though the water 80.
scarcely deep enough 10 cover :he,f head.
The waves ran so high ~ 60 fendei ihsl
situation truly hazardous The hindmo,i
boat promptly assisted their friends anI
succeeded ~ securing sll except ons
gentleman and FIVE lsdie, Mr ~ l1.'
his life ~ attempting 90 save tbst 81 hs
si.'ef.
The Sry says that the following are
ihc names Of The persons drov ned .-
Nr James Hickman md SISTER Rscifi
Hudson Ann Hudson Mary ~ Hud.a1
Nancy Bowen.
The occurrence Was purely acc,dsots.
and tid not arse from an, negligence 90
improper conduct on he part ~ any con
egrnsd 49, Baiiino,s CI,os,De
MCbpER 81 On OBJ, night ~ he 18th
man named George Collins. lving ou
Msgothy Ri.sr Anne Arundel C0Unly
While uudei the influence a. sup, .osed
q ardent 'puts shot bs son Rithsft
aged ~ wear. add ALLIED h,fn on the sp1f
and bad another 81 his sons named JOshus
fastened 49, in oue q The rooms OH
hogse Ndh tbe iLtenii0n Of shooting hin
also bu; be ucceedsd 10 eGecunz hs
escape ~ breaking through ihs sinl.F
and While ~ the at q running from t's
house 49, bred ~ by hu father. AID o,
ysfely wounded IN one u his srrs
hahiaaors .Isiuwsa Jsig i-
"a --
\ village editor announces The srn.A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

Mr.. buchanan Of Pa. in a skrmish with
Mr.. Calhoun in regard TO the proposition
brought forward by the latter gentleman.
for The safe keeping Of the public money.
made the following remarks You Ill
PROSTATE this Administration forever Said
he, II you leave this question open any
longer. There will be charges from one
end OF the Union 10 the other that the
Government has too much discretion.-
We have no hope. IL We go home wi,hou,
doing any thing. The country will at
tribute to the defeat Of the Sub Treasury
Bill, the prosperity vi ich will surely come
from other causes.
We heartily wish lha, The Admiois,ra.
ton might be able TO enjoy all the bene.
hts which II might have been enabled ia
reap from the passage Of the ub-Treasurv
bill. But, IS not this a bold stand IN de.
fence OF the office holders The bill mus,
be passed, or the prosperity hica will an.
e'liably come, will be attributed TO the
defeat Of the Leading measure of the Adj
mInisirA,ionl The salvation of the party
IS the object u Is boldly and impuderi.
~ announced that the administration will
90 down unless the bill should pass and
that q must be passed 20 keep the admin
lsitaiion ny. Bot what becomes Of the
sagaciiy OF the dear people How happen
1t, that they will be so Ear misled as "a
suppose that their prosperity will ensue
from the defeat Of the Sub Treasury Bill.
One would suppose that they deemed the
democracy inisllible - Htderick Fran.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

4 village editor announces The ARRIVAL
u = theatrical eoypse Noibing ., ,sii
about the fUaefal - CipetRaafl Ns0f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

One 81 The most significant loasts We
have yet seen published, j. The following
gwen 81 the Chuctstnck. Va. celebration
Of the 60. Business - business. and the
prudent man never suffers Il wholly 10 be
forgotten
w Jane GanH D'Puff ~lprf Yellow C.r-
1"ns prparr % pay yoIf Isres fpfI ,haI aoon
10 down upph YOU
IRON STEAMBOATS, A neu iron ,fearn-
boat t~Rfing NJ name ~ n Iaassr wa,
lasoehed a ies DAYS srn ~ Savannah Tserr
az hrse lTcn sicaHl,oau nov 90 tle rlret
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

The President Of The q. States il sx.
pecied, se understand. to leave Washing.
Ton Tor The Virginia Springs next Monday.
We VIII visit The White Sulphur, Warm,
Hot Springs sc. SC.
The Secretary Of War whose health is
still feeble, will. We understand. also visit
The Springs ~ Greenbfier -.4kr Ca
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

Coon WDHN - c1rrcsponjcr, ~ The
Shpp"ns'urg Herald inform, Che editor
that = lnly abou. ~ yezrs of age went
INTO hs harvest field. on ihe l0ih INST.
early 40 The morning snd bound during
the day, one hundred dozen snd three
'heates. She deserves them all for her
days work
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

STRANGE CArRicE The editor of the
Globe SAYS that. however much he is De d.
voted 10 MIR Van Buren,. he Is devoted
to Truth still more" What bcsrilrss
fellow he must be, thus 10 prefer drqn.
ger TO an old acquaintance ~ Prsahcs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

a married hly ia Enyilnl recently
came suddenly into room where her
two sons we're q1nuel0g. md IN the h7re
ofPu''ng an cnd Go then difference. utter.
cd ihe following threat. You fa.e,l. A.
you dom desi,t 'llieD bon y.uy fi,l,,, o
REttiuEs.-A person being askei
what was resntby tbe realities ~ Il.. b"
soewerri--rcal estate. real money. and
real good dinner. none Of which could lie
realized without real hard work
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-26

7 Cps sfsaisrspasai ~ ~ aksts o. hs Prai
aepi Or. Nayo.--0n ths contemplated insa
500 81 TeHasr-2firste snd csnhJentisi "a lst
tsf - bs writien eonhdentsll 70 tbe soeFstsr,
~ Arhansa'. Whh copy u eoa6dsntsi isttsr &,
We. FULTON, ESQ, Secretary 70 the Tsfraofy o.
El0sds
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28

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hHt Ht Ni WtH
l.t lee Fee mHlhef tw aB8
lha bW Wllh Uf mtN IfE aHa
vines aadhHff hg nllnfffwf atef
lfaH. fH mafil Is thata q wH0ig t
lH
HL ItrkEU Cu
D. AWharnrnt live 5000
HHda WIb Wsaf .lutmh.t H0.
N'CaHutHta et8IH HlUult am
ina lem ilr tmbtt uF steamboats,
~ r. ~ IA e.
tir.lun. dee lu.iGt
E Iha NlrasumHn Dr.. bona
NH.u Cmfipa Clinton OWrrrHn
lle4ll, Ni.l IH.h-.cuH1,
'I HtA IS. H. t,N ca.
I#u.ts. fHln
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28

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..
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HU @ la
SGD t....E aIiata8 fhsH
nH aa0e Hna
Htft aH m W
#Br t.U #Hatrfff ffHtHH
aHHel au.Ha UH0frr atHf
Uls..Bl. ilgMHA
UDpt..eipdNt. iitailt .HHtf
EaHWi.fEf au. l0WHb.fffU
..aai Hnt alH,lHim rr p.4r fIa
.fns within ihe UaHmmtt Imra Dt
.sliuHu.ntI ttpV frtuH su "a
ffnHfre, shH.IuWn tHtnfHn tNfles
inIt laf.flt 0ndfHt iu. every sprhnl
ru.eu,. summitedHHu ffta.fH
it, ViGi fa. before nht magtefaepf
tHUf,TWE.
Mathematical a.. THAT r sball p0t
hp mVtl lpf Hny urprl. al. nrpfnes Al
/. uU.uihi. plarepp SpnIa, without +
I speeu nefp5l hmp t,s hsr - ths,r
= ovtcr ~ n,er.eef. 80 bu.,ness. ani
h. I'm ueproc. EupJ ,,,th,p iLi. esftef.
. t,an as glorrsail without .urh srfriat
+, urrnu. .laU rerc,,p mot fvesed,tv
..hrs f,r e,ery speb ,ttenrr.
Be ilrrgcted Sc. That shnu any
|n,e.,Lr ,,rpJ within ih,s rornor,tiog
y, I'm S, olny or nficr vndovn ~ H..
~, iore sunrise dpr,no the ,,ceL Min nnv
. articles for sole v,,hou, n spcripl her.
!, mil from his ar her oonrr. ar =. rrseer.
=. .ulI surh article sholl 10 taken hy TIC
:" constable and ~ lion called lnr sball bc
rc,nrned ,otbc nroncr o,pcr vLen
!" tbat fact sholI satisfactorily oppc,r-.
- and such NEGRO receive moi OVERRIDING
y" nrcn,y 'l,sLr. far c,cry srch olIcnrt
~. =" Bn i cnartra Sc. dhpt when any
~ bnrsn.nv. rn,,. calf hoo sbeon ar co,',
~ sh,U Nn ~ bc,onnI dr,d with;n tho
o'' limits o,this c,rn,ronnn !, Jnl IL
'nl ycmoycL Ly ns n,ypor or oy,nors. m,
no' f srrh oncrsbon rnfnso ~ remoy,
"o' ,ho ,ar,c no shall r,r,.;, ,,J noy th
SIM, ofrye dollars nr cve,r t,,cnt,
"u' Cam honrs snch c,rc,scs yb1rI roma;,
= 70 within tho limits II tLo rnrnorat,o,
'''u ami IN M roscs whore tho owner can
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28

SECT. /. b. il cHaricd dg The Prcyi-
dcai anil Seiecimea otMc Temnof Caa-
I'm, That any person subject to road
duty, within this corporation, may, at
thclr option, work the streets thereof,
on be exempt thcrclrom, for one year,
BY paying the sum OF six dollars.
/ SEcr. ,. BeHeR0cicI, &C., That no
/ person shall he exempt from road duty
unless he shall have paid the sum OF
/ six dollars in advance, which money
shall be paid TO the constable, aud his
receipt taken, IN every instance.
SECT. 5. Be ii euaetcd, &c., Thai
any person refusing or pegIectng t.
comply with thc first and second sec
rlon of this act. shall be subject to ;
fine of two dollars for each day he
shall 50 refuse to labor on the street
Of said town, after having been duI!
. summoned SO to do.
5 SECT. A. Be il caocted, &C., That i
3. shall be the duty Of the constable t
t notify all pcraons subject to road duty
S within the corporation, 10 meet on tn
Pubic Square Of sid town, at sunrise
each provided with a hoe, spade. e
axe, as tie cons able may direct, whc
[ the Board may 50 direct.
l- Seer. B. BE il caac,ci, &c., That
a.. glaIi l.. tho duty Of tho constable
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28
Carton, Jan Is. 1888. So
TRUST SALE.

PURSUANT to u deed Of trust eX-
l. ecu;ed by and between VIM. A.
Robertson and John NJ. Yates and my
self dated, first day of August, 1886,
and recorded in the probate office OF
Madison county; which deed OF trust
was made by said Robertson, to Sc
cure 10 said Yates the punctual
payment and discharge OF certain
prUnnnssory note made by SAID Nob-
ertson to said Yates, dated, first day
of August, 1886, probably the first
day of January, 1888, for the sum OF
nine hundred and City one dollars and
eighty five cents, which said note not
having been paid Of, OF Discharged at
maturity thereof shall by virtue oi
the power vested in me as trustee on
said deed of trust, proceed on Satur
dav, the third dav Of February next
, in the .town of jacksonville. MlSsls
sippi, to sell the premises to the high
t est bidder. for cash,-the loIloWln?
3 described lot of land, in the tow
4 of Madisonville, Mississippi, designo
t ted in the platt of said town as nun
/. bered. 50. in square, 8; contanln
e and measuring 80 feet in front an
Y so feet back; known as then Mac
a isonvi!le Cotlee-House.
The title is believed TO be goo
and | will convey such title as IS We
IS led in me bv the deed Of trust.
CHARLES MOORE, Trustee.
1onrorv o. f838. 33-tds.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28

BE it enacted hy tie si'ont auc
Seleetmrn Of tie town Of Canton
that IN Laws and Ordinances p ,ss"u
by this board shall t.ke effect, after
civ,r- ten Jay, public rs'cs thereof.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28
CARD.
r. ROWLAND,
NOTICE

NOTICE
: ETTERS of Administration de
IL bonis non, having been granted to
the undersigned on the estate of Will
liam Carpenter dec. all persons IN
debted to said estate are requested to
come forward and make immediate
payment or suit will be Immediately
Instituted.
JOHNSON SlLNERBERG.
JOHN II. ROLLINS.
administrators
Dec. %, 1337.-3l Ct
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28
NOTICE.

ALL persons nre forbid purchasing
~ note drawn by the subscriber
poyable To C. ". Smith iol one thou
sand dollars. toe iht first dry Of jan,
1889. A. t.e consideration Z. --i-
note has faaed. ! an determined not
~ Pay /. ..ae-s em compelled oy
law.
HENRY Carl EVCS.
Madiscugile. Jan %, 1888. ss-H
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28


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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28
Canton jockey cl"b
races

WILL commence ont he second
w Tuesday Of April next.
First day, 3 mile heats-purse $500.
Second day, 9 mile beats-purse $3.50.
Third day, mile heats-purse $3.50
Fourth day, mile heats, purse $500.
best three in five,
Fifth DAY, dash Of a mile
0c~LApms' PURsr, Tro Sit
rer Pitclers, worth 500
Entrance Of each day to be added.
c. G. SllACkLEFORD,
Sec. C.. J. G.
Canton, Feb. q, 1888. 39-6t
CT The MlssissIppian. Nicksburl
REGISTER. and Natchez Courier, wi
nublish the above three weeks, nm
/ forward their accounts to! I Is oiilc
]
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sh'T.
Jan. 81, 1885. SOFT [pr fee SIC

WAGON 4 CARRIAGE MAKING,
A WEBB respectfully informs The
"a public, that he has removed to the
south Side Of Canton, in the subcrbs OF
the corporation, near the Female Acade
nv. where he will continue to carry on
the above business in all its various bran
ches, and hopes by strict attention TO bu
sincss to merit a share OF public patron
age.
/ Canton. Jan. ]. 1898. 33-5'
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28
NOrIGi

THE copartnership heretofore ex-
isting between McGmsey and Moon,
is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Persons indebted TO The finn,
Tor lumber, will be 50 kind as to call
and settle their accounts. Those hay.
ing claims against US, will please pre-,
sent them.
]. w. p. McGIMSEY,
WIT. MOON.
/ Carton, Jan Is, 1888. 35-tt
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28

vest quarter ana , .,''
ne west half Of the
lartcr, Of section four,
RANGE four, east-levlcd '
sold to satisfy the a oye
rIOURNOY, Sheriff. a
SO. 34-Jw 5
.boye sale is postponed +;
!. the 9Th Of March next
). NJ. l'LouRNoy, Shh.
B38. 3o-2t[Pr fee Sl3 .. 50
|ERlFFS SALE.
Ington J Alias fl ia on
Bond to
Erews & April T4rm
IL. 1885. in Madi-
/ sou circ't court
Erhc above stated case drec- |
Mn Of Madison county ! Will |
ic sale a, the door Of the
: in the town OF Canton, on
h day of March next; two
! Anth-ly and Celia lie.
HI be sold to satisfy the a.
NJ. FLOURNOY,s Sh'f..
1898 38-lt [prlec So
EkAIUKS SALE.
of an order made at the
term of the Probate
son County, Mi, there
public auction, to the
,on Thursday, the 18th
|ary next, at the Court
} the town Of Canton,
described lots or tracts
|nging to the estate Of
Fatie, deceased-to wit
llf Of Section thirteen
quarter, the south ives
lSt half of the south cas-
Eenty acres and twenty
i Of an acre in the soutl
\ the south east quartz
\ elye; the cast half O
u st quarter OF sectioI
70. SIX, seven, nine IN.
h Zone, and lot No. five i
/ township nine. rang
N $50, lot No. FIVE, in SEE
All township ten. rang
i $50, the west half of til
M rter, aad the north ha
NJ! ! north west quarter
TIE P, township nine, rams
IteRl Rlalnlng in all fourteC
/, IN This valuable ira.
ii h Of the most desilab
Il Madison County, w
i Il tlmbered, with abo
,,,Iius acres in cultlvatio
heys oil one, two and thr
( A1 lents to be secured
1896 proved security an(
. M e premises.
u. HAMBLlN, } .1a
',nlsI HAM, { ANN
.n,rti Il. Beatie, deceased
nos I. 32-6t
,settS ve sale is postpOr
,Hsl thc 26lh instant.
cont; Y LATHAM, Adm'rs
,odsd, p 39-lW
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28
FRANCES VI. FlNCllER,
4. :. HUNTER.
LEVI pEARC T.
IN. Il, 1888. 3i-3W
SlIERIFF'S SALE.

Henry NJ. Black, uscl ON Fl Fla ON
Of ". i. Martin, Bond to April
VS. term 1883.
Thos. T.. Old and ! In Madison
J. T. Barry circuit court,
same use Of samc ! On fila to same
IS Thos. L. Old court < term
r L & } Howard
VS. same same x same
EBY virtue Of the above stated case,
directed to the Sheriff ofMadison coun.
/ t., ! shall expose TO public sale fol
cash at the Court House door in the
town Of Canton on Monday the 9Th o
. March next, the following tract o.
parcel Of land viz: the $ Il Of section
| IS, township 9, range 4 east; contal
ming 100 acres more or less. Also OF
the 10th of February next, about 50'
: pounds ginned cotton, $50 bushels q
, corn. two mules and Il stock Of cattI
! and hogs; ono stack Of fodder, bed.
: some meat and old ploughs. Iseyie
= on and VIII be sod tosatlsty the abov
stated cases.
s. NJ, FLOTRN0Y, Sh'f.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28

NE above stated ca.e
| lcd. 1 shall expose 70
| a.hnt tie courthouse
wn Of Canton. on Mon.
II 5ay 81 February 1eN,'
| tact or parcel Of Land.
II half Of the west hal oi
| aouartcr Of section tblt'
|n.dip clever, range Tour 7,
In half Of the east nal.
vest quarter, and tho
The west halt Of the
lnartcr, Of section four
!, range four, east--Ie'le'
N sold to satisfy the a ov'
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28
|pI.OURNOY, Sheriff.

RS9. 34-jw
hboye sale is postponed
n. the 9Th Of March next
N. NJ. FLouRyoy, Sh'il.
3o-2trPr fee Sl3 50
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-26
oRRIs TOOTH WASH.

yNNIIE ORRiS TOOTH WASH is purely a
u vegetable preparation, possessing the pro-
periies Of cleansing the teeth and mouth, resior-
ing the gums 10 a healthy state, and preventing
any unpleasant taste or odour in the mouth, ,whe,h-
er arising from decayed teeth, VI from a deranged
state of the stomach
"Sound teeth and white teeth are the most
valuable portions Of poor humanity, but how ma
ny neglect the attention necessary for their pre-
servaion, even when surrounded 10y all the means
needed. Among these we know Of none more
pleasant and eilec,ual than lhsDrrs Tooth Wash
il ccanses and whitens the teeth, strengthens the
gums, puries the moulh, and sweetens the breath
We recommend lis use to all, young and old.
Boston Post
"The Orris Tooth Wash is the best detergent
we ever used on eur enamel. ~ Boston Tran
criptl
10 the Pujlic.-Thc concurrent testimony o.
the most eminent Dentists and mxmLers of the
medical faculty in every part Of the Union, is u
ued in favor Of the Orris Tooth Wash.
From DR.. Eleazer Parmly, Dentist.
] have used the "Onis Tooth Wash," and
having been made acquainted with the various
articles Of which il is composed, feel great plea
sure in recommending it as an agreeable, whole
some and efficient wash for the mouth.
ELEAZER PARMLEY.
No IL Park Place n. Y, Jan 1888.
From \. Dodge, manufacturer of Imitation In
corupiible Teeth, and Surgeon Dentist N. York
Gcn,lemcn-l consider your Orrs Tooth Nasl
the best in use. wish to keep i, constantly or
hand for the use Of my patients please send n'
supply. Signed, N DODGE.
l23 Canal street, New York, July IS, 1888.
The ADORE is for Sale in .NerpOrt, by
Il. j. TAYLOR.