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AGA OLA.
CHAPTER I,

Cession Of acadia (no,o Nova !Seotia,) to
France by the treaty Of Rys,eick in
1e96-Causes of dispute Jetreen the
people Of New England and .aeadia-
Encouragement, By the Fl ench, Of NJ
racy upon The coast Of .Massachusett,,
and on English fishing vessels, By giv-
eng the pirates an ASYLUM at lie Haze.
Departure Of Col. Church from Bos-
ton, Nth GOO troops in 1904; their
brutal conduct. The burning of Pcs
sasnaquoddy, Minas 8. . other -four
tshing vii!ages.-Retmn TO .Masss-
chuseHs with plumber, re.
Attack of General Nicholson, and term,
Of Capttulatton of Port Royal, milo.
Cession Of Acadia to the British IN
the treaty Of Utrecht in IT'S. Refu-
sal of the .Acadians 10 swear allegiance
TO the British Crosrn. Plan. prcposea
for the settlement of Nova Scoiio, in
l749. Departure of Coz. Cornwullis
from England, Nth 1000 men, for
Novn Scotia--arrival. - Origin of Hal
sfar-their fears of the .4cadians and
Indians-msiery inflicted on the .2ca-
dians. administration of Major La,c-
renee, in 1854. Real Intentions ofthe
Coz. Reasonable request O. the petple,
end its refusal. Intolerance of the
EptscopcI Clergy. -Bdrbarity ofCol.
Wtnsloac at Grand Pre- The result
Of Priestly intrigue. Population and
WealM Of the .acadians. = Treatment
9th Savages to,cards them contrast
ted with that of the British.
Destruction, by fire and pt,1nder, of Chig,eeto,
Minas and the other piHdges.-Fhgit to
Canada, Prince Ed,ccrd's Island and Cane
Breton.-Brutat and treotherous condtet OF
Che British towards those poor men toho
accepted the terms of the Coz. Descrip-
ton Of the cruelties practiced upon Mtm-
Conduct Of the British compared With that
Of the Span,ards toicards the Mericns-
Poignant regret Of the people of Ne,c Eng
land, tchen the real objects of Britain BE-
came known.-Appcai to the Lower Cana.
dG Tortes; their depiorabIe situation, should
the Coz. deprire efectuatiy the Canadians
of all political rights.
The treaty Of Rys,cick having restor-
ed in 1896 the Province of ACADIA to
France, that government soon after, enter
ed with spirit and resolution, into active
measures for colonizing this province and
securing its fur trade, but more especially
its extensive and rich fisheries. From
these two sources France derived great
benefit. The latter trade in which the
English had for some time" participated
largely, became fertile cause of dispute
between the inhabitants of the New-Eng-
land States and the French Acadians. 1t
is also said by some writers that the French
Government encouraged the pirates, who
than infested. the coasts, 10 commit depre-
dations on tho shores Of Massachusetts
and on the English fishing vessels, by, Of
lering them an asylum, and the means OF
Of their plumber at La Haze.
Col. Church was a second time des.
patched from New-England with about
six hundred troops, in 1904, to pillage the
French settlements in Acadia. He pro-
ceeded to Passamaguoddy, where he burnt
the houses and seized the properly of all
the inhabitants. He then crossed to Port
Royal and sent his boats with de-
tachment, to .Minas, which they plundered
and destroyed, together with two other
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PUT DOWN THE TYRANTs 7

Tbev never fail who die in a great cause;
The block may soak their gore,
Thor heads may sodden in the sun--theis brnbs
be strung TO city gates
A.A ra.,e walls but aill their spirit walks abroad
Though ysars elapse, and others share as gsss a
ApNFs
Il bu, aurmsnts the deep and sweeping thought
which o'erpowers all others, and which condusis
Tho world al last to freedom. BrRoi.
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sWANToN. VT. APRIL Is. 1889.
EDITED By CANADIANS q AMERICANS.

Of age, about ST. in. high, rather sIen-
der, his complexion was pale, with grey
eyes piercing as an eagles; his appea ance
indicated great frmness and reso uti,n.
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ROTCH. AND ONE WAGON.
s1@glG A2D q @GAS8Ga
Four feather beds & bedsteads,
oue Clock, one sideboard, two Tables
and six Chairs.
Also
On the first Monday in APrH 1899,
The following described Land to wit:
The west half, south west quarter and
.be south half, west half north west
rgarter. section four, south east quarter
az west half and the east half of north
EAST quarter. south half east half south
west quarter and the south half, west
half south west quarter, Of section five,
the cast half, north east quarter, east
half, south west quarter, section seven.
containing FIVE hundred and sixty acres,
more or less. Also section eight, six
hundred and forty acres. Also south
half. south west quarter, west half
north west quarter and the north east
quarter Of section nine, the north half
east half. north west quarter of sec
lion seventeen, containing three hun
dred and sixty acres. Also, south half,
south east half, south west quarter sec
noB twenty one, forty acres. Also
west half, north west quarter, sontf
half east half of south west quarter
north half of west half, south ives
erarter. north half of east half, soutl
vest quarter of south half, west hal
south west quarter of section twenty
seven. containing two hundred ant
forty and cighty-six hundreths acres
Also west half of north west quartet
and the west half Of south west quarter
south half, west half of south cast quar-
ter. east half Of south west quarter
and the north half, east half of soutl
east quarter, section twenty-five, con
tanning three hundred and twenty
acres. all in township eight, range two
vest
Levied on as the property OF Arch
bald and Angus Clark, and will be sol
TO satisfy the above stated cases.
). VI. FLOURNOY, Sh,F.
By JAS. A. PUGH, Deputy
February %, 1889. 7-12
Printers fee S42.1
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Or 50 much thereof IS shall Be- suticient
TO satisfy the sums now due and unpaid
as provided in said Deed. Such title viii
be made to the purchaser as is vested ia
me, which | believe 70 Be good
JOHN MON TGONERT.
Trustee.
February IS, 1889. 6-S
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POSTPONEMENT
The sale of the above described Cot
ton is hereby postponed until the first
Monday in March, next. Beng bid OFT
by James A. King, who refusing to pay
for the same, is informed that he will be
held responsible for any deficiency that
may occur from the resale
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, ShT.
By ]. j. HENRY, Deputy.
February %. rs pr. fee S3ol
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ADMINISTRATORS sALE.


by virtue Of an order from the hna-
1 orabIc the Probate Court Of Aaaii-
son county, granted II the January term
1889, to the undersigned as Admins
traitors on the estate Of Eli-a5efa hen-
non deceased, we shall prOcced . SCI
at the late residence Of the deceased
On aToldayfle fourth fay e sfsrr4 1882
The following property viz
Several Likely Negroes
Household - Kitchen fuT--
nEturc. Farming teE2>Ef~-
and all the stock &c-
JOHN DEAR
CHAS. Y. CAMPBELL
A9miniStr,li gTs-
Also viii be sold on the sane day g
the highst bidder. On a credit Of one a-la
two wears, the place on which the sad
E. kennon resided containing $50 acres
eighty acres in cultivation
r " EENNON-
February 2, 1882 IS
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DDo 10 80 s-z2UGL-s--s
OFFERS his professional services .
~ the citizens Of Madison County lis
office IS al w. H. SLAUEHTEE :, one
nile East Of Canton. where he may a
all times be found unless PROFESSIONAL )
absent
February 10, 1850 g.
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suEBtFF,s SALE.


Kills Walton, On f. ia. on Bond to
as -, April Term 1889, in
Samuel ihorhhht Madison circuit court
ct. al.
DY virtue of the above stated case to
ED me directed, will expose to pub
lie sale for cash, at the Courthouse door
in the town Of Canton,
On the third Monday in February 1889
One likely Negro Boy named Abram-,
Levied on and will be sold to satisfy
the above stated case
s. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sh,f.
BY W E. Cox, Deputy.
February 2.
posTPoNEnIENT.
The sale of the above described prop
erty,is hereby postponed, until the
First monday of March, 1889.
S. M. FLOURNOY, Sh,D. :
By Wm. Cox. Deputy
1 February % 7-8 IPr. fee SOL
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rIARsHAL-s SALE.

HIARSHAL-s SALE.
Thos. n. Barrett, Circuit Court United
rs States vend- expo 20
James p. Clark, May term tG39-
10y virtue of the above stated yeni-
-H1 expo. to me directed by the honOra-
bic Circuit Court United States, for the
Southern District of Mississippi, l will
expose topublic sale, for cash, before the
Courthouse door in the town Of Canton
Madison county,
ON the Third Monday Of Harci Hert,
It being the 18th day of the month, the
following described property, 10 wit
West half of southeast quarter, and cast
half of southwest quarter Of section
twenty, township nine, range two, cast
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DT virtue Of Deed of Trust daiv
AS executed bv Warner ~ Yates 70
the undersigned, dated the 2Cth Of De
cember, 1886, and duly recorded II the
Office of the Clerk OF Probate court Of
Madison county. book D. pages 25G, 2sl2,
240 and 241, | Will, on Monday
The 18th Of March SIS,
On the premises below described. SCI Cor
CASH, TO the highest bidder, The follow
ing described land and negroes to-wlt-
The east half of section five, east half
southwest quarter section Ave- east bali
northwest quarter section eight east
half northeast quarter Of section eight
east half section nine. northwest GUAR
ter section ninc- northwest quarter sc
ton ten, east half southwest quarter Of
section ten. All lying and being IN
township eight, range two east
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POSTPONEMENT

DISAPPOINTMENT.
The sale of the above described pro
perty is hereby postponed until the third
Monday of February 1889.
S. NJ. FLoURNOY, .ShG.
By j. ]. HENRY, DePty.
January 26, 1889.
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PosTPONEMENT.

POsTPOEEHIENT.
The sale of the above described pro-
perty is hereby postponed until the 2lst
day Of January 1889.
S. N. FLOURNOY, sniff.
By J. J. HENRY, Deputy.
December 10, 1888.
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RY virtue of the above stated case To
ES me directed, | will expose to public
sale for cash, before the courthouse
door in the town OF Canton, on the
Third Monday IN March 1882,
The following described Lot viz; north
end of Liberty Street, running four hun
dred feet east, and thence north 70 the
line. and thence four hundred feet west
and from thence to the beginning, con
tanning ten Acres. more or less
Levied on and viii be sold % satisfy the
above stated case
s -. FI0URN0Y. Ss#-
By ". r. Cox, Degatg
February 10. 1882 ell Printers Zee So
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MARsuaL,a sALE.

IARsIAL's SALE.
Parn1ele s. Baker, r;rc,,i. &C.,, IT
John J McCauley and Me- ,a-r, i t. a
Surities, az 49,
pY virtue Of the above stated vend.
- expo. to me directed, by the honora-
bic Circuit Court United States for the
Southern District of Mississippi, | Will
on the
Third Monday in February next,
1t being the 18th day OF the month, ex-
pose TO public sale. FOR cash, before the
Courthouse door in the town Of Canton
and county OF Madison, the following
described property, to wit
71Co Negro SHARES,
To wit: negro man ClaybOurn, and wo-
man Celia.
Also--A stock of Goods,
Consisting of Callicoes, Linaens, Clothing
Boots and Shoes, and Hardware Of uariotss
kinds, Trio Horses and One Yoke Of Onen
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Levied on as the property Of the de
PENDANT, and viii be sold to satisfy plain
tiff''s debt and costs. Sale to take place
within the hours prescribed by law
w. II. GWIN, Marshal.
By J. f. Cook, Deputy
February 8.
POSTPONEATENT-
The sale Of the above described prop.
erty, is hereby postponed, until the
First Monday Of NarcA, 1899.
w. NJ. GWiN. Marshal.
By ]. T. Cook, Deputy
February %, 1889. IS
Printers fee SAL
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POsTPONESIENT.

POsTPONEMENT.
The sale of the above described prop
erty is hereby postponed, until the
Third Monday of February 1889.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Shf.
By J. J, Henry, Deputy
January IL.
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G95 Head Of Stock Hogs.
a lot of Dry Goods and Hardware,
DRUGs AND MEDICINES,

a lot of Furniture, Corn and Fodder.
ALSO
On the first Monday in april 1889,
The follow described tract or parcel
Of Land TO wit:
The south half of the east half of
the north east quarter, north half of
the west half of the north west quarter,
of section twenty-six, south half of the
west half of the south west quarter, of
section twenty-three, and the west half
of the north west quarter, of section
thirty-six, all in township eight, range
three, west. Containing in all two hun
dred acres, more or less.
Levied on as the property of said
defendant, and will be sold to satisfy
the above stated cases.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sh'f.
By J. A. PUGH, Deputy
February %, 7-12 PR. fee $50
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six Likely Negroes,
Hoses. .Elney, sBi4sa, Wary,
Queen and TEancrya.

oxF PLEASURE CARRIGE, ONE BA-
ROTCH. AND ONE WAGON
aG=gzIg A1D d GAG8G =
Four feather beds & bedsteads,
One Clock, one sidebOard, two Tables
and six Chairs.
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DY virtue Of the above stated cases
AD to me directed, from the honorable
the Circuit Court of Madison County,
| shall expose to public sale to the high
est bidder for cash, at the Courthouse
door in the town of Canton, on
Monday the 18th day of Janury 1880,
the following negroes, viz:
.ggcE, 'S5EUey, anal Grace,
with a crop of Cotton supposed to be co.
900, pounds, about $4,000 pounds pick
ed and in the Clubhouse, the balance in
the field.
ALSO,
On the 2Ist day of January 1889,
a tract of Land containing $50 acres,
more or less it being the present resi-
dence and farm of the said Keightley
Sanders.
The following described tracts of land,
to witt section seven, township ten,
range three, east; east half southeast
quarter of section seven, township ten,
range three, east; south half of cast
half northeast quarter, section seven,
township ten, range three, east; west
half section eight, township ten, range
four. east; north half east half soIth-
east quarter of section eight, township
ten, range four, east.
ALSO:
The following negroes, to wlt:-lsaac,
Minor, Dock, Jack, Stephen, men; Selia,
Precilla, Mary, Silva, Creecy, women
Caroline, Hetta, ten or eleven years DID,
one little girl five years old, called Puss
and a child six months old; Alfred, Sam
Nelson, Ben, boys.
Sixty head Of cattle, four yoke OF
Oxen, one wagon, three mules and seven
horses, seventy-five hogs, forty head OF
sheep, fifteen hundred bushels corn, one
thousand pounds fodder and farming
utensils.
Levied on and will be sold to satisfy
the above stated cases.
S. NJ. FLORNOY, Sh,f.
By J. J. HENRY, Deputy
December 10. 1888.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
II. NJ. & ]. F. Thomp- On alias H. Ia on n
son, use &c. BOND 10 aPIil
Keitly Sanders, ct. al. son circuit court
10y virtue of the above stated case, to
- me directed, | will expose to public
sale. for cash. at the door of the Court
house in the town of Canton,
on the First Monday of February lss9'
One likely Negro boy, named STE,
PHEN. Levied on as the property OF
defendant Sanders, and will be sold to
satisfy the above stated ease
s. NJ. FLOURNO1, ShG.
By WIN. E. Cox, Deputy
January &c, 1889. .
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nv virtue of the above stated cases,
ID m me directed, shall expose to
--tr;c sale. for cash, at the Courthouse
t-or. IN the town of Canton, on the
first Monday in March 1880,
The following property to wit:
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PosTPoNEMENT.
The sale of the above described prop
ertv. is hereby Postponed, until the
Third Nonday ia March, 1889.
S. M. FLOURNOY, .ShB.
By J. J. HENRY, Dep'ty
Feb. %. 1S39.-7-10-[ Pr. fee SSH
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SHEEIFESS SALE.
d NJ Porter use &c ! On f. fa. on bond 60
RS \ pril term 1882 N1tli-
7. w. & w. a Brown, son Circait Court.
John T. Mills,
w Brown Same
T. 0. Mcdonald, and
Middleton,
Alexander Walker,
IS Same
Same,
John Brown,
rs Same.
Same,
DY virtue Of the above stated cases to
ID me directed, | viii expose to public
sale. for cash, at the Courthouse door, IN
the town of Canton,
On the Third Monday Of March, 1889,
--a====z-E NEGROES
To wit:-FANNY, PIIILLlS and Ell
MUS.
Levied on and will be sold to satisfy the
above stated cases.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Shf-
By J. W. Ray. Deputy.
February 16-6-l0-[Pr. fee So
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posTpoSEMEST.

The sole of the above described Ne
groes, is hereby Postponed, until the
Third Monday Of March. 1882
S. NJ. FLOURNOY. Sh,f.
By VIZ. E. Cox, Deputy
February 23,-7-io-[Pr. fee Sl9l
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posrpoNEMENT.

posTPoNEMENT.
The sale ofthe above described prop
erty. is hereby postponedsunti inc
Third Monday in February 1889
S. M. FLOURNOY, Shf.
By WIN. E. Cox. Dep'ty
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pY virtue OF the above stated cases to
H> me directed, will expose to public
sale, for cash, at the door of the Court
house in the town of Canton,
on the first Monday in March 1899,
The following property to wit:
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sHERIFFs SALE.

sHERIFFrs SALE.
ION f. IA. on
sanpal w Walton. bond 70 April
rs Term, 1882 in
David r Crawford e. al. Madison circuit
court
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THE STUDY OF
TOOK X ID E PI N G..

z- c. c. MARSH Accountant, continues TO give Praet.
cal Lessons this necessary branch Of mercantile eau
cation Also, open, close adjust accounts and to
up books.
The Of instruction through which the pupil passes
thoroughly PRACTICAL and the Of good capacity whe
about three weeks the study will be qualified to keep
correctly and elegantly the accounts of any business
The student practically opens conducts closes and reopeni
OF partnership accounts has brought before hi.
hundred different business transactions each Of which
subject Of remark conversation and sndy he becomes fam
the various books from actual reference
with trial balances balance Sheets various mercantile cacula
tons in Equation Of Payments, Discount and Interest," *
change Insurance, sc. &c.
Prospsctuses with terms, to be had at the rooms
c. G. MARSH'S WORKS,
Introduced in NJ Y p. Schools.
The Science Of Double Entry Bookkeeping simphed'
standard wsrk, eighth edition, 200 pages, Svo.-$
The Art Of Single Eatry Bookkeeping, Improved BY the
Introduction Of the Proof Balance" l3Ops Svo.-75c
"a Lecture the study Of Bookkeeping, with Balance
Sheet. A neat pamphlet 4spa- I2so-price Is cents
ivIo. lmeo1s
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NTorIcE-Ths spdersigs,d hereby gives sotee 'ss. -
IN cos,.oueuce sf reees Of Chrstas kss, 6rmsry
= The ,mry Of n sch~sns Co.. he has hess compelled 90
behalf oC bir,r vi. partner Josahan Ahreyd To apply
800. ,,ns A. IN, CAapceor of the State Of New vorh Tor
re.f An Ipusc,ion has accordingly hem ssstes BY w
Cba,eeoy nv which Tie said Christian klug ssd his Agents
Co.selor, A,orsey. and so i-r srs ordered ABSOLUTE
Iy ia d,s,.t and refrain ntcrmrddinc with ~ drsg
~ snv az The oropcr,v asd Gec late sr~ OFF sehwssn
Co or any det % due the late srn any goods % ehsr
p.r,on winch hsa been consigned to the ssd ". re.,eus
the dae OF the sgr~e~en OF the l2h june ~ w ,nc s
Bill mestios.s or with the Books ~ the said Nm o
the paper. thereof and from receiving collecting o. asre
sing Of an, monies other proceeds Of goods OF ne "
of the said Of goods Consigned ana iro ~
erferng Nth the possession OF the SAID roou ~ VIC so
panan either of them their agents or servants or
preventing them or any of them FROM entering e sors 70
A. EXCHANGE Place for the purposs Of taking po's'n
said goods and effects and removing them from the sa ore
TIVE undersigned avs this notice Tor the purpose - epp'
ing all bavne business transactions With the nrm %
sch~ Co. tina said CHRISTIAN kug has no authority ~
transact business receive monies or do any ne o
or on behalf e the said firm OF schwsnn Cot and a"
the said Christian Kus has authority receive or coc.
any monies Tor goods neonlng consigned to sad an"
.oid ~ hip in his individual name ..,,u.sS
NB-The ORce Tor the liquidation OF the ahairs ~ v
schwsnu Go = removed'o ~ Pine u, UP2~
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no. THE CHEAPEST 90

py- THE CHEAPEST 90
AND
MOST FASHIONABLE ESTABLISHMENT,
Having most and splendid STOCK Of Cloths CASH
eres veng and Summer Goods N this ehy which will Be
made up in elegant style the shortest notice, at tbs
following pricss cash delivery, ai the well known
CASH TAlLORIN0 ESTABLISHMENT OF
JAMES TAYLOR,
90 Maiden Lase and III Liberty st.
PRICES.
sapsrkne black, blue or fancy eolered Dress
Coa.s, MA 10 ~
Centlemens Summer Coats, from -
eolen, NSos 50 90
VISITS OF silks fstns, velves, csssinere,,Mar.
ssilIes, val.Lhn or Thibct Cloth, 0Ds 30
The public will p ase observe the prices rs per
cent below the ordinary prices OF Merchant T2er 2sy
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DAvILION, NEW BRIGHTON, opposite New York
City delightful location, half an hours sail from the
City Of New York. opened the arrangement
for the accommodation Of boarders aad ver Families can
have suit The upper reserved fer single
gentlemen, and will be let on reasonable terms
The steamboats, leave the city at T. 10Y, ~ ~ and
o'clock and the Island at 4 TO- and Except Sunday
that day they leave from o'clock the morning til \
the evening, every two hours.
The Kendall Band is engaged for the season.
The Salt Water Bath complete readiness Cor bath
;eCatf