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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13
FARE REDUCED.
CO.. @ss CO..
UNITED STATES MAIL FOR PRINCETON TREY.
TOW AND PHILADELPHIA
BY Raj Road ani Coaches

Nv Ran Road and Coaches
Morning Lnewi leave the foot of Courlendt q every
morang 9ocnck the Of the New Jersey Rail Road
20 New vck theuce by stage Trenton arriving
Philadelphia the same afternoon.
Heturning-Leave Trenton at ia o'clock A. NJ alter the
arrival OF the ofhe Phladepls and Trenton Hail Rosu
arriving nj New York at ~ o'clock, r. NJ.
Even ng Line-eaves New York foot OF Couulandt ST.
O'Clock. passengers viii reach Tren'on by O'clock
lodge ard take the early ~ the philadelphia and Trenton
Raj Rosd arriving in philadelphia Nv O'Clock, A. ~
ReturnngLeave Phisdelphia al O'Clock, y ~ arriving
In New York nj "a O'Clock, A. ~.
Yorses apply the Rail Road Office, foot Of Courtlandi
St New York the old Stage Office % south ~ ST. opp
site Congress HALL Philadelphia the bar Of Rising
Sun Tavern. nj Trenton.
Passengers from Paterson accommodated b. taking
the FIRST ssd last cars of Paterson Raj Road which
meet with the above -es ~ the junction Bery'n AMI the
public rely upon 2ply ofstages New Brunswick or
their accommodation.
For seats the above named lines apply to Thorss Whit
field rs. Mail Co,ch Ofce, ord No. Ceurtlsnts. near
Broadway New yott.
N D. Leaves ne sfsce n aqusrter sefore A N. and '
- ALEx,NnER ~ CUMMING, Proprietor.
New Yevk, Nov. ~. 1897. jN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

- 49, n PASSAGE TO CHAkLESTON,
SsrIgsy55s1y : c-For the greater despatch and conye
A"11sH1hA- neHee OF travellers going north south the
Atlantic and Savannah and Charleston Com
paAles" have formed lin OF steam Packets twice
week TO and from Norfolk and Charleston, comprising the fol-
lowiag Packets
GEORGIA. Captain Rollins.
:. CAROLINA, Captain Coifey.
PULASKI, Capt sin -.
The Pulaski will run through savannah and after Sa-
may 2lst instant They will leave Norfolk alternately
tuesday and Saturday, and Charleston every Monday and
Friday.
Passengers leaving Philadelphia Mondays and Fridays,
viii reach Norfolk In time for these Packets, which all
nhee with first copper boilers
Engineers OF skill ana long pertnce. By this
they are night less than BY any oiher.
Passage from Phiadelnhia through, $50
Baltimore :" p
Norfolk, rs
Tickets to be had the Baltimore SeaEbost Office in rha-
depha or on board the boats and at the NJ rfok Boat
wharf.
The steamboat VIM SEABRooK leaves Charleston for a-
annah every Friday ornng
All baggage VI the risk ofthe
JAMES FURGUSSON, Agent
RaI Al I.tIo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

"a SAVANNAH PACK ETs-oLD LINE
2S The shps comprising the sboveiue win be- de spached
- fron New FORK and Savannah in the following
sh AuBIiRN, lncwC N. r Durfey mastcr.
Shid REPUBJtCAN.R.W w. Foster master.
Ship MILLsDGEyiLLE, d. l.. rsrter master.
Ship NEWARK, 7 Durham muster.
The above ships all OF the first class and built IN this city
expressly for the trade ber accommodations for
gers elegant and extensive, and facility will be az
forded to shipprrsby this iae.
Goods forwarded TO the subscribers will be shipped free OF
all charges except thoseactually incurred.
JoHNsOS& LowDEN, ss wsu st. and
jA wASHBURN LEWIS Savannah.
5as NEwLIaE LIVERPOOL PACKET
sH 10 sail iron New YORK on the i ana from Liverpool
.-ssssz the 18th OF each month;
New Ship sIDDONS Capt, ls January
ship SHERIDAN, Capt j. A. Pierce LIST February.
Ship GARRiCK, Capt N. D. Palmer, ist March.
Ship SHAKESPEARE Capt. J. Cslins, lst April
Ship GARRfCK, Capt NJ b. Palmer, 10th Dcccmber
ship sHsk ,nn Capt. Collins, 10Th January.
Ship SHERIDAN, j. A. Pierce 10th March.
These ships the first class. oil armed, upwsdsof 300
tons burhen, built a the city Of New York. with such I'M
as combine great speed with urusua comfort tor
Every been taken IN the arrangement
OF their accommodations The price Of passage heace $40
for which ample stores, including he win be provided;
without wines he SIN These ships vii he commanded by
experienced masters who will make exercn to give
general satisfaction Neither the captains nor The owners OF
these ships viii be jbs r letters parcels or pack
ages sent by them unless regular bills Of sdng are signed
therefor. Fer freigh, passage, apply to- =
X. COLLINS CO, IS south 81 New York, or 70
Wal. A. JAS. BROwNG co. Liverpool
The ships ri this line will hereafter armed and their peeu
liar construction gives them security not possessed by ny
other bat vessels of war Jl5
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LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK CON.
MEHCIAL LINE PACKETS.
III 81 81 III
REGULAR COMMUNICATION


~ Remittance and drafts with fright and and
from Great Britain and Ireland-ROCHES COMMERCIAL
LINE Subscribers respectfully intimate 70 their friends
and the public cneray that they enter into early
with them the bringing out OF their families
friends the early spring shpsthe hrs OF which will
and will continue regularly every week afterwards
sfordog errants the most desirable and eligible Convey
ance they have.
The detention o vessels Liverpool engaged IN this trade
The subscribers despatch
vessel every week from Liverpool 70 eject the perns
bmcn of such regulations In their days OF sailing
will give entire ssssces tn shippers and ~ further IN
ascement for them TO give preference m their Line over q.
transient vessels they shall invariably
sail th- appointed day. full not full and take freight
when opposed such will In
the support and preference shippers by this Line
employed convenience of their
gers Liverpool of the FIRST cassrunnng regularly
Of Importance those residing nj the out
ports.
In rotation 10 remsnces their drss post the
ROYAL Bark Of Ireland peid sght free a dissouni
towns erinr purpore Bank of ireland
acopvenience only by this establishment
Their dras well ~ passage orders can he forwarded by
The raar smiling the h sh 10th, and oath "
each month IN the year Those residing 10 the country can
address b, letters (pos psd) which viii be runctualy at
tended 10 Further particulars be asceraned sppss
,iou al VI south street New York. ---- ~
DO On. ROCHE bkOfHEks CO.
Al pAssAGE FaOM sLIG first rate
go ship will sail from Sligo or about the 18Th April
-R next and accommodate number OF psssengers In
either cabin or ste, rage.
for"e'so'o' p''s'se''WG WI COULTER, i,s vroo, st.
Nm rrrsous wishing 20 remit 20 IN w rends csa
have drsfs sight Mr.. Hugs Leighton, Qua 81 sligo
j22im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

al LIVERPOOL PACK ETsi-To salt from
y New Ys1 the sh, and from Liverpool on ths fh OF
raeh month in the year except that when these dates
fa on sunday sailing OF the ships viii be deferred un
she next day. -
Feb. a-ship lGEo. WASHINGTON, H. Holaredge, szS
FsS""s.-shlp PENNSYLVANIA yohs p. Smith, 6-otons
April s.-ship INDEPENDENCE, =. Nye, MASTER TO
Sep, Snip ROSCOE, j. C. Delaao, master, go toas
LIVERPOOL.
Dec A-ship PENNSYLVANIA.
Jan ~ = Ship INDEPENDENCE.
Feb 2l-Shfp ROSCOE.
March N-Ship GEO WASHINGTON
These hps all % the first class commanded by men OF
reas pains viii be spared 10
convenient AID the stores Of the first
the rate ~ passage Is fixed by understand
lac poprirtors other packet lines MelN Net
,her me OF these vessels VIII be RESPONSE
HE M any lett parcels packages sent by the above 81
une. regular bills Of adng Sgsed therefor FOR reght
OF prcspu9NNERy MJNTtJRN CO is4 Trout st. ~ Tor
wTLDEs. PtckERsGiLIk co. LiverpoeL lD
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

81 FOR Nav OaLEANs.-The Louisiana.
L and New York Line of ackets will sail every other
-5.-I Monday from New York, aud from New Orleans,
and TO insure the strctesi puncfuaty la the time Of sailing
the line will hereafter consist Of the following sbps
Ship LOUISVILLE. Capt Palmer, Isl. Jan.
Ship HUNTSVILLE. Capt Edridge 18th Jan.
Ship VICKSBURS, Capt Wooahouse, 9Th Jan.
Ship MISSISSIPPI, Capt Davis. 17th Feo
Ship YAZOO Cant Trask, 18th Feb.
The above shps all of the first class copper
fastened and coppered, asd upwards OF $40 buren-
Of light dram Of water being buit in this city,
pressy for the trade The price Of passage fixed at 500
their cabins fitted the and
pan and fur nhed neat and elegant style Ample
othe first quality will be provided and regard had
the comfort and entire satisfaction OF passengers These pack
by captains well experienced in the trade
who will give every attention and exert themselves To-
-da;e They will all times be lowed and down
the Mississippi by steam boats. sad The stcest punctusly
in OF sailing. Neifnsr the plains
these ships will he Ponsbe for ewelry bullion precious
silver plated for any letter, parcel pack
age by board Of them unless suar bills Of
adng taken Tor the and the value therein expressed
All goods sent TO the subscriber, will be forwarded free Of
commission. For freight or passage. apply TO
II. X. COLLINS CO. ~, South ST.
No freight recsiyed after the Saturday evening previous
the day of sailing. d24
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s.,c al,ip al OF the first class
chs ac.r an, - erience ard furnished scr III the
49,, lad srenton will be psd passengers 10 pro-
,hsir con- art and convenience The
ward Il ;xed M standing with the p-opreisrs of
others lines 1la Including WINS aud stores Of every de-
scrintion. al Is IS, out wines and liquors
Nel or m eanins ovsers 81 these ships WI be resper
sbe for an parcels or packages Sent ny tnen unless
regular hs ri ding signed therefor
f''"e'kpp ~ "a papTyIERg A CO jverp,oL and 10
a,an,iUE co. or @, ~ MARSHALL
"a scuhst New vovh
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13
I'm 9TNEPy MyNTuRN 4 CO is4 Trout st. N. Y. or
MIInEs PIcKERSQILI. d CO. Liverpool. W

"A. OLD LINE OF LIvEKPOOL PACK;
OH ETsFbe Old Line Of Packets VII Ne ne sesP,'ehea
oo I md sh ofesch month, with the exce pton That
wh-n the sal ing day fails Sunday, TIE shps WI sail
-. he,...lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13
55la NEW ORLEANS DESPATCH LINE.

1T NEW ORLEANS DESPATCH LINE.
ES This line consists Of 81 ships and briggs OF which
twill san weekly till the lst OF October; after which
time two will sail weekly during the busin These
vessels all Of the first class warranted TO insure at lowest
rates. and take the Baze Freight and passen-
will he taken in this line throughout the year. 10 per
cent less than any other line whatever. Apply 10
n. ELwELL, Packet Ofibe, SO SoubsL '
All gecds from outperts will be shipped TO and forwarded
Immediately nj New Orleans, free OF commission and every
aad Alteration paid patch and safety Mer
chants having freight dispose Of will find IL decidedly for
their interests apply a above. j23
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

1t LIVERPOOL PACKET
TFN Sailing from New York the 24lh ard from Liver
spool on the 9th of ench month.
The above line Of packets will be continued by the subscr
bers, and is composed Of the following shps:-
From New York
June 24-The UNITED STATES, Capt. ". II. Hodrege
March 4-The 81. Az DREW Capt. VIM. G. Thompson.
Aug. 2-The VIRGINIAN, Capt. isaac Harris.
sept 24-rhe SHEFFIELD, Capt Fras. p. Allen.
From Liverpool
May s-The ST. ANDREW. $50 tons
June 8-The NIRGINIAN, 62O tons.
July e-The SHEFFIELD. 600 tons
Aug. s-The UNITED STATES, $50 TONS
The qualities and accommodations the above ships and
the reputation their commanders known Every
exeon will be made 10 promote the comfort of
and the interests OF Importers The price Liver
pool in the cabin, in other lines $40,
and stores of description.
The will not be responsible for letter. parcel
package sent by the above for which bill adng
taken. For freight or passage. apply TO
STEPHEN WHITNEY.
SANDS. TURNER. FOX Co. or
Jq ROBT KERMIT "a South st,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

IA SAVANNAH PAC x ETS-bRi3 (formeriy
AfQ2 Schooner) LtNE.-Ths line is composed Of the
- following vessels. viz
Brig MADISON, W. Buckley, master.
Brig TYBEE, Il. LYONS master.
Brig WIN. TAYLOR, N. Hoey master.
Brig GEORGIA, II. Sherwood master.
Brig sAvANNAH, (new) J. Liverrnore, master.
Brig AUGUSTA, tnew1 A. Hubbard, master.
The above were built expressly for the Savannah trade,
have superior furnished for passengers and
are by experienced and eoligng masters They
viii sail regular and contnuet' meet with tner
despatch All goods forward led t. the subscribers will
be Ship free commission Fer freight passage apply
to sTURGES CLEARMAN,s2 wsllsreeL Us
IA MOBILE PACKETS.
<Fl}2 Ship EDWlNA, (new) g. West. master.
2s6 ship HECTOR, ID Y Post, MASTER
Shlp LnRENA, J. Urquhart, master.
ship TuSKlNA, n. II. Post, master.
Ship ALBANIAN, w. y, Lane, master.
SHIP RUSSELL BALDWIN, j. N. Magma, master.
Sap JUNIOR, w. ~ williams, master.
. ship ELISHA DENiSON, n. West, MASTER
Ship ST. JOHN, q. H. Hitchcock, master.
The line will consist OF nine ships which will snaAle 10
despatch three vessels month"; when the tade requires it,
These ships built trade,
Materials coppered and copper fastened with exten
and accommodations and Hied by
perience masters and will sail purcusy, advertised
when tho day of sang falls Sunday, ship win sail
the Monday following The prize cf passage SIS without
liquors All goods forwarded to the subscribers viii be shipped
jas y. ID. HURLBUT co - South strict
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
Oct %, 2O-5w

II lSr of letters Of remaining in the
A/Post Office at Livingston on the
LIST of October inst.
A. Adams James,
b. Burton, R. B. Belts, Thos. Bond
David 2, Brown John Bennett Wm 2 Bea.
ty Mrs Elizabeth z.
d. Davidson James Daven Mrs Mary
Durham Thos. Dickinson David
G. Corzine Lewis Clifton Allen Q
Crenshaw B. F. Clifton C. W. Corzine
r q l. Curren Mr. Claiborne Osn,au
Clopton y. M. Comfort Wm Christmas
II. Collins T.. r.
b Ewing James s. 8, Ellis Andrew
Elliott QuInton. F. Ford r. b.
q. Goodloe D s. 4, Green Willis II
Hester wa c Hightomcr Joseph Hinton
n b Holloway J. Hudnall Thos.
J. Jones +. Jones Hardin p. Kinkead
A & Co. Latham q Hunter, Leprand
John N. M
M'Intyre Nm Co 8 Montgomery 4
v. M'Cartz E H M'lntyre Rober, Moore
Rich'd. Mitchell NJ d Mitchell Samuel c 8
Mitchell AS Morton Daqid Mitchell iras
Morton + NJ e. Co
N. Noble Thos Nicholson l. Fellow.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
'IUE,

A GREEABLY to an order of the
Hon. Probate Court of Claiborne
county State of Mississippi, granted at
the September term thereof-all per.
sons interested in the lands, tenements
and Entertainments Of the late Thomas
Going Decd. are hereby notified to
be and personally appear at the No.
vember term 1888 OF said court; and
then and there to shew cause (if any
they can) why an order shall not be
granted, for the sale Of certain real es-
tate Of which the said Thomas Going.
died seized and possessed to wit: *
certain tract or parcel Of land living
and being situate in the county ofMa5
Olson and State aforesaid, and being
the west half Of the north east quar-.
ter of section thirty three in township
nine Orange four east--also the north
half Of the west half of the south east
quarter dissection thirty-three in town.
ship nine Of Range foureast, in the dis.
tr'ct Of Lands oferedfor sale at Mount
Salus in the county Of Kinds and State
aforesaid, containing one hundred and
twenty acres more or less.
FRANCIS B. LEE,
Administrator.
October 3 i7-9t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
PROSPECTUS
OF THE THIRD VOLUME OF THE
CANTON HERALD.

IT is now considerably more than two
years since the HERALD made its first APP
pearance in Canton, at time when it
had many difficulties to contend with, and
much serious opposition to encounter
The efforts of its conductors have thus
far met with success fully commensr-
rate with their most sanguine expecta-
tons. Stimulated by the favor with
which this journal has thus far been re-
|ceived, and hoping to more richly de-
serve its continuance, the present propri7
etors have embarked in the publication Of
the Canton Herald.
The political complexion of the HER
AID, will continue to be the same as here,
tofore. 1t will be thoroughly WHlG.--
We shall ayow the same principles, and
Sustain the same measures to the best oil
our humble abilities, that this paper has
uniformly advocated.
Situated in the midst of one of the
largest and most fertile agricultural
counties in the State, filled with an in
|te'ligent and enserprising population, the
assiduous and untiring attentions Of the
Editors, will be devoted to the dissemna
ton of practical and sound information,
suitable to the wants and deserving OF
the attention Of liberal and enlighten
ed public.
As we have new materials on the road;
we will, in a short time, be able SO to
improve the appearance Of our sheet, as
to make it inferior to none in the State.
We respectfully solicit the patronage
of those who conc.r with us in political
sentiment, as well as those with whom it
may be our misfortune to differ; assuring
all such that the paper will not be pure
ly a political one; in short, we shall en-
deavor to have little of everything in
it. Short and agreeable tales, ,anec-
dotes, essays and poetry, will receive due
consideration.
NJ. S. HANCOCK,
w. r. ADAMS.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
$40 Reward,
"a HORSE! A UORSElln

"a HORSE! A HORSE!n
STRAYED, stolen or taken by some
operson through mistake a large bay
horse from the stable ofDr. Slaughter,
in Canton Madison county, on the
night OF the 10th of November inst.
Any person who will return said horse
to DIR. Slaughter or to me at Vicks.
burg shall receive the above reward.
Said horse has one OF his hind legs
skinned below the knee his left eye is
hurt and has the appearance of IA weak
eye, from some other cause, he is a
natural PAGER andhas some white spots
on hio back occasioned by the saddle,
A. M. WYNN.
November 81, 23-3t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12

ly, Newman JOSIAH p
Pembroke Mr. 4 lgrandINat LIZ.
r. Ross IL M'Lcan Kicks Benz. s
Rowe Abner v Rowland r C Roach ]
Royce WIN s
Stewart lsham Scarncr Samuel Spirh,
Vim 2 Scott VT Simmans & Hudnall
SimsJ 7 Sample B G Scott Tbos II ?
Sanders Thos Shrek II II Spight Green
Shrock John r
TharpGeo A Tanner Benjamin Tanner
John 2, Tinnia Wm
v Wick Maj D. Woman Anthony.
W. Williams Imam I wright " "
Warrington G Whitehead Thos ] walker
L.Ps Y. Yellowly yB. 4
IN0 II. BOWEN, r, NJ !,
OctSl, sl-N
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
PROSPECTUS OF

THE MISSISSIPPI JUSTICE, AND coNsTA.
.BLE's GUIDE.
|TlE scarcity Of the Revised Code
j and Sheet acts Of the Legislature,
and the difficulty with which the Justices
aud Consiables of this State supply
themselves, and tho great want of such q
work, as Justice of the Peace on my
own part, has induced me to offer to the
Justice and Constables Of this State, di.
|gest of all the laws in force, in relation
to their duties, &C., together with com
plete set Of forms Of Deeds, Wills, Bonds,
Acknowledgements Of Dover, and other
Instruments
TO place such work into the hands
OF our Justices and Constablos would
save much trouble and time to the officers
for whom the work is intended. As the
law now stands, it iswith the utmost diff.
hculty to be ascertained whether a writ
ten law is lin force or not, which often
mlslead US.
The work will be published in one Du-
odecimo volume, law binding, comprising
from two hundred and fifty to three hun
dred pages, with digested index Of the
contents, giving condensed statement Of
all 1t contains.-The work will be ready
tor delivery the lst Of Marh, 1899.
Terms made known on delivery.
6TEditors Of newspapers in this
State who will publish this prospectus,
will receive On elegant gill bound copy
Of the work, together with tho thanks Of
the compiler. v. BUTLER, J. r.
csrrcllscp, September 18th, 1888.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
NOTICE.

u
r ETTERS Of administration with
1.-The will annexed having been gran
ted to the Undersigned, at the special
July term 1888, Of the Probate Court
OF Madison county, on the estate Of
Rufus X. Dinkins decd. all those hav.
ing claims against said estate are re.
quested to bring them forward, duly
authenticated, within the time prescri.
bed law, or they will be forever barr.
ed; and all those indebted to said es.
tate will please make immediate set.
Element. VIM. F. WALKER,
ELIZABETH DINKINS.
administrators nth the u,ll annexed
Oct 3, l7-6t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12

HAa l
10 F.nt Tam .Int
NHHff hf Htt.tsH' haiff Yes
Im a nHtrf flH ftshilrladlf NJ lRN.
lflf. lf Ne mnl fnatH IaadH4
u'fIemat. U.i18ffflHW Hs hHn
fff iN.aU Ou mNh Of #tl nHies.
which, noh WA maia PAYABLE ie
cafna.Us NfWnlh, ib ih fU'I0wlH4
Hde Hni lHlrs M Wlfi one lhf lfst
.lay af ilHtHfy 1888, 10 ihe "a ihf
~ lnhWfy 1889, nue GA ilie ist day
H fnHs iht0 600 ~ ths ist dqt ol Jan,
thiitNNt Hu me tsi day ~ January
tN1f.fuf IN lbe is' day " january
igA lNli ihe amonnl seecrally
.ine 0l enfh Vt the said notes 10 the
spil Cornelius Newman IN August
last, and therefore will not pay them
h rain unless compelled by law.
J. A. iIACkETT.
Oci ~. 20-Gt
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12

A frW Wefii 80 etFls.s e,t
- fefss Established ID si4ssss
on flalMs VI ~ psniailaf candidate kt
rms Hlhsf, ila tlafHtf Hi'i strive ~ +.
eulfsif aai aua'aIa lhe pflea.plp, If lhs
gH NapHhllfsn paflfi - ca ss llaa
pfhtiplts aff fuHhnl vlfh iho political
alih omlstlied b The tlfalnia and Ron.
lathY nesolullnhs "A 'uH anil 100 Wo
regard lhese resolutions ~ covering ehr
who'll ground Of State Rights AID Hiala
Remedies. and ~ NE fountain from
whence has flowed The doctrine of affoe
trade and 10 resificlion" o. M other
words, doctrine by a strict adherence
10 which the South can alone preserve
her domestic institutions FREQ from The
bold assaults OF infatuated fanatics, and
maintain her political equality Of "bono.
dts and bufdcusn IN the scale Of Union.
IN matters relating 70 the prosperity
of the state, The advancement Of The
local interests of yazoo county, and tho
town Of Manchester, VIC pledge lealty TO
Use our best endeayors to promote the
welfare of each and all. Commerce and
Agriculture, cardinal interests. will TO.
cevc their due share Of attention. Add
to be brief the Gazette will be a paper
we'll stored with tho "possing tidings of
the timesn 1t will be found to contain a
little Of every thing that Is useful or en-
pertaining TO the general reader. We
make no further promises, but will do our
best--the best can do more.
S. X. ADAMS.
Manchester, August, 1898.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore exist
ang under the name and style .oI
wm. y. Morssn &C., isthis day dis.
solved by mutual consent, the said w,
b. Martin having disposed Of his en-.
TIRE interest 10 the business to James
=. Napier, whs has chargs Of ths Get
Element Of the concern.
wv. b. MARTIN.
JAS. G. NAPIER.
Canton, Nov. -, Sa-N
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
NOTICE.

WE II. H. Hart q. Sabra Hart,
W Administrators Of the estate OF
Thos. J. Hart, will sell at the planta.
ton of the deceased, on the 25th day
of November next, all the personal
property Of said estate, according to
an order Of the Probate court of Mad.
ison county; terms made knownon the
day Of sale. II. II. HART,
SABRA HART, Adm'rs.
Oct "a, 2O-5w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-12
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10y virtue Of nm order from the Hon
1.-THE Probate Court Of Madison coun-
" State Of Mississippi, granted at the
September term of said court IN the
year Of our Lord 1881, to the under.
signed Ms eyecuior of tho estate OF
Hugh l.. Henderson Deceased; shall
on Thursday the 9th day Of November
next, before the Court House door Of
Madison county in the town of Canton
and State of Mississippi; proceed to
sell to the highest bidder, on credit
OF twelve months; the undivided in.
terest ofIlugh l.. Henderson Decd.
in and to that valuable piece of prop.
erty known as Lot No. one, in squire
No one; as laid down in the plat of the
town Of Canton; said Ilenderson's in.
tcrest being one third Of the above de-
scribed lot. Also a lot of books be-
longing to said estate.
G. w. HENDERSON, Erect'r.
ofH. l.. Henderson decd.
Nth The ,cill annexed.
Sept 26, l6-8w