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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-01
SIiERIFF.S SALE.


John B. Moore, On yend. expo. 10
vs. October term 1889,
John Shrock and in Madison Circuit
Surities, Court.
pY virtue of the above stated cases.
- to me directed, shall expose to
public sale at the Courthouse door in the
town Of Canton,
On the Fjr.t lond0y in lime, 1889,
The following described parcel Of land,
TO wit:-West half, southwest quarter
Of section three, east halfof section five,
northeast quarter section eight; north
hall of section nine, and northwest quar-
ter section ten; the whole in township
eleven. range five, east.
Levied on and will be sold to satisfy
the above stated case.
S. NJ FLOURNOY, SIN.
By c. HIcKERsoN, DcpIV.
May 4, 1871 [Pr fec S9l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-01
SurRIEE.s SALE.

On alias f. IA 10 Oc-
tober term 1882, 10
Madison circuit court.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

Henderson, Taylor
& Co., Circuit Court L. s
rs. fl. IA. 10 May term
Jno. Shrock and 1889.
Surlties
10y virtue Of the above stated case
- to me directed by the honorable cir
cult court United States for the Southern
Diitrict of Mississippi, shall expose to
public sale, for cash, at the Court house
door in the town of Canton, Madison
county, on the
FIRST MOND1YIN 1889.
The following property, viz:-North
half of section twenty-one, township
eleven. range three, east.
Levied on as the property OF r. w.
KEENAN,, and will be sold to satisfy plain
tlti-s debt and cost. Sale within the
hours prescribed by law.
The above land having been bid off by
Mcssrs. n. CaIIihan and T. q {. {.
Shackleford, and they refusing to pay
for it. are hereby notified that they will
he held responsible for and deficiency
that may accur from the resale.
w. NJ. GWIN, Marshal.
BIZ ]. F. Cook. depHg.
May 4. 839-i7-21-(Pr fee Sl2)
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/ vs. States. Fl. IA. to MAY
D. W. Haley & surit,es term 1889.
/ Lastrops, Dcsmore & co
vs. Same and same.
+ Jas. ". Gill < surities,
( r. @. Brown,
! Same and same.
HOY virtue Of the above stated cases
x = to me directed by the honorable the
circuit court court United States for the
Southern District of Mississippi, ! will
sell, for cash, before the Courthouse
door in the town Of Canton, on the
SECOND .uOND.IY N JUNE, 1889.
All the right, title and interest which
John Duke has to the rolowing land, to
wit-South-wcst quarter of section TWEEN
", township twelve, north OF range five
east, containing one hundred and fftv-
nine and scventv-cight hundredths Of
an acre; east half Of southeast quarter
section nineteen, township twelve, north
of range five, east; northwest quarter
Of section twentv-nne, township twelve.
north of range five, east; east half.
northeast quarter Of section thirty.
township twelve, north of range five,
east, containing, in all four hundred
and eighty and twenty-nine hundrcths
Of an acre, more or less.
Also
On tie Second Monday IN May, 1889,
The following Negroes, Luke, Mary
and two children.
Levied on and will be sold to satisfy
the above stated cases. Sale to take
place in the hours prescribed by law.
The above property having been bid
off by d. Snodgrass, and he failing TO
pay for it. he is hereby informed that he
will be held responsible for any dcfcien-
cy that may occur from the resale.
w. NJ. GWlN, Marshal,
J. F. Cook. Deputy.
May 4. 1921 Pr fee SCI. |
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MARSHAI.s SALE.

y. Norton, Circuit Court Uni
vs. ted States, f. IA. 10
Morse. Dear 6 Co Nav term 1889.
and surity,
Richard kingland,
VS. Same and same.
Same,
Hey virtue of the above stated cases 10
A1 me directed BY the honorable circuit
court United States, for the Southern
District Of Mississippi, will sell, for
cash, at the Courthouse door in the
town of Canton, on the
Second Monday in Nay, 1889,
The following property, TO wit: 4
Stock Of Goods, consisting Of Cloths.
CaIIicoes, Domes:ics, Shoes, Boots, Guns,
Saddles and various other articles Of
Merchandise; Also, one Negro Girl nam
ed Esther
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gETE srd authorised 10 announce Ander-
w son Hutchinsou. Esq, of Raw
tf5nd, as candidate for the Office o: Chancel-
forof the State, atthe November Election.
WE are authorised 10 announce Col. ID.
w NJ. Fulton, as Z candidate for Sena-
tor tor Madison county.
WE are authorized to announce
w Mitchell CaIhOon, a candidate
FOR Senator for Madison county.
SETE are authorized 10 announce John T.
w bearing. "a a Candidate to represent
Madison county at the ensuing election.
EgTE are authorized to announces
w WIN. :. Bailey, as a candidate for
Probate Judge OF Madison county.
NTE are authorized to announce the
w Hon. Thomas shackIeford. as
candidate Tor reelection 10 the Office OF Judge
of Probate for Madison county.
WE are authorised 70 announce o. F.
w Pack, a Candidate tor Circuit
Court Clerk.
ENTE arcauthor.sed to announce Thomas
w n. Gillespie. a Candidate tor Cir
cut Court Clerk.
WYE are authorised 70 announce WIN.
w Riley, az Candidate for Circuit
-.
w ,Iontsoncry. as candidate Tor
Circuit Court CIerk
---
Va ".fs al...2..s.u -
election to the Office Of Sheriff Of Madison
county.
VA are aui'or'zfa - announce ., 1o on 4
Of Madison corn,,
NXTE are authorized to announce samuel
w FIanbIen, as Candidate for Sheriff
NJ are authorized % announce zee : ID: |
l.l 'ih;ss'oh' aS d oaiiu-ud'' iol ''''e''''
--,,.,,.s-i' e,--'----
hA/ r are authorised to announce James
. 424572n COUNTY.
w league, as a candidate for Sheriff
ct Madison County.
gATE are authorised 10 announce t. j.
~ smith, as Candidate Tor Shenh OF
manson eI1lltH-
NNTE are authorized To announce /.
w virgin !. stewart. as candidate
for Sheriff of Madison county.
ENTE are authorised to announce \. b.
w whitehead, as Candidate Tor
'7''e'I" % 'ia"i7"H county,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-01

Richard Christmas,
VS.
Searcv D. Sharp.
Daniel P. Perkins and
W. benson, ex'rs &c.
Same,
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ADMINISTRATIONS 49,.

April p,
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LECTURES.

Al meeting held on Wednesday evening
last, called by the Committee appointed
last year for experimenting the delivery Of
a Course Of Lectures,-Capt. b. Wooo,
Chairman,-A vote was passed, that the
surplus fund arising from these Lectures,
be transferred To the Newport Athsnanm =
In pursuance Of the above vote, the Pub-
lie are notified. that a Lecture (ntrsduc,o-
ry to the Course) will be delivered by the
Rev. Mr.. Books, This Erening, Jan. 10Th,
at hslf-Past 6 o'clock, at ARMoRY HALL
before the Nerpert Athensum.-Ticke's
l2A cents each, to be had ut the Sores oI
w. Callahan, VIM. A. Barber, X. J. Tay'
lor, and A. Bush.-l2 Tickets for 81.
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

At Western Australia, Geograph Bay, May 9Th,
barque Harvest, Stacspole, Of this port, quantity
OF oil no, known.
At New Orleans, 9th ult., schr Hannah, Boss,
from Philadelphia
At ConSiadt, Nov. l9lh., Ship WIN. Engs
Vaughan, Of this port, for New York-frozen in.
A letter from Fayal dated Sept. 21th reports
the brig Troy Of Bristol. months ont with $50
bbls. sperm oil,
At Wilmington, 9Th inst, brig Laurel, Smith, OF
this port, for Point Peue (Guad.) next day.
Al apslacbicola, Iiih ult, brig Florida, Philips
for New York IN days.
Al Havana, 23d uit., schr. Concord, Coe, ds'cg
Arr at Mobile, % inst, slooP Lark, Draper
from Havana.
Sailed from Elizabeth City n. c. Sd inst, sehr
Ino, Howes, for this port.
Cid. at New Orleans, 29th ulL. brig Seabird
Msyber!y, for Charleston
Arr. at Wilmington, ~ e. Is inst, brig Eagle
Evans, from this port
Arr at New York, on Sunday. schr. Emperor
Godfrey I days from Norfolk, with corn, bound
10 this port
AYR a, Richmond Ioh inst, schr Pontiac, HiI
/ from this poft
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FRENCH SHIP ALEXANDRA. A letter re-
ceived in town from DR.. COWARD, the
French Consul for this State, dated Paris,
Nov. I4th, 1898, gives the following infor-
nation respecting the proceedings against
the crew of the Alerandre -
Orders have been forwarded to Bordeaux,
to have the cook of the Alexandra, Leclair,
sent to Brest, together with all the docu-
ments which have been sent to France from
the U. States relative to this Ship and her
crew, preparatory to the trial of Msrsaud,
Raymond, and the boy Bsilly. The car
penter Jolly, and another man, who were
left at the Isle of France, were hourly ex-
pectcd to arrive in a vessel of war, which
had been sent out for then, by the French
government.
The Government was deter mined to make
an example Of these men. The case had
been taken from the criminal Court of Bnr-
deaux by the Minister of Justice, and given
up to the Minister of Marine, who had is
sued an order for the organization of a
Court Martial, to be holden at Brest OIL the
9th Of December, for the trial of Marsaud
Raymond, and the boy Jaques Bailly. un-
der four capital charges list, The net OF
Piracy committed on board the Alexandra,
on leaving Sannrang, &c.-2d, The act OF
baratry, which brought the Alexandra ia
Newport. -3rd, The erasing and altering
the roll Of equipage :-4th, Their desertion
on the soil Of the U. States"
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d Dtf0.

In this town, on the 23d ult., Mrs. Christiana
Fish, widow OF Mr.. Caleb Fish, aged GO years
On Friday morning last suddenly, Russell
Clarke. Esq. aged 81 years formerly Judge of
the Court OF Common Pleas for this County. aud
late a member ofthe Senate of this State
At Portsmouth on the I'd inst, MIR Stephen Al
bro son OF Mr.. David Albro, in The 3lS year of his
age.
AT New Bedford on the ith inst, afer 4 distress
sing sickness of four days, John MaxSon. son of
Mr. John and Meranda Cook, aged 20 years and
ten months
At Providence on Monday week, Capt Edward
c. Gardner, formerly of this town, aged 6l years.
OBITU..RY.--Capain EDWARD COLE
SON GARDNER, who died on the 7th inst, was
perhaps as well known and as highly respected as
any person in this community. lie was a native
of South Kingstown but for many years has sailed
from this port, master of one of Union Line of
New York packets. He had been for a long while
the Oldest captain in the Sound. lie was bred up
on the sea at the age of twelve years he comman-
ded vessel and from that time his life has been
principally passed upon the water. IN the course
of that time, he met with many of those misfor-
tunes and reverses from which no lot Of humanity
is exempt, and he bore them all with the fori,ude
| of man and with the spirit of sailor. Frank
and generous in his disposition, he was as free and
as open as the winds that bore him fixed and in
corruptble in his principles, he was as firm as the
| rock bound shore that nursed him. He was, in
the fullest sense the word an honest man, and no
one could ever complain that confidence had been
misplaced in him, or that distress passed by HIM
unrelieved He possessed that ready and decided
temperament so important in those emergencies
where il is necessary TO think quickly and to
think right. As seaman he had no superior,
and for the nearly half century that his life was
passed upon the ocean, he invariably secured the
respect and affection Of those under hrs command
while among all those with whom he was brought
in contact, he never had an enemy. The flags OF
the vessels in our haIbor were displayed at hall
mast on Tuesday and Wednesday, as a tribute Of
Insnnci In his memnIy =Pror .LournnL
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BADNESS.

n $ the grsndest ornament belonging Ia he hinia'
n frame How strangely the loss oft obangcst
counienance, and prcnnurely brings on the appear
ancc Of old aec, which causes many 10 recol at be-
ing uncovered, and sometimes even shun society 10
avoid the ess and snecrs Of their acquaintance The
remainder of their lives is consequently aPent in
tireDent In short, not even the loss OF property,
fills the gonerons thinking youth with that heavy
sinking gloom does the loss Of his hair. 10 avert
al! these unpleasant circumstances, OLBklDGES
BALM or COLUMBIA stops ibe hair from !al-
ling of the first application and few bottles
torres il again. III ikewise produces eyebrows and
wbiskers prevents the hair from turning gray
makes il curl beautifully. aud frees il from scuri
Numerous certificates Of the first re<pcciab IN
support Of the virtues of Obrdge's Balm are shown
by the pIOprieiors,
u Read the following
ROBERT wharf ON, isq late Mayor Of
Philadelphia, has certified as may bc seen below
10 The ,ph character Of the following gentlemen.
The undersered do hereby certify iLai ve hive
used The Balm 81 Columbia dicovered by J. Old-
bridge aud have found IL highly seiviceabe hot only
as preventive against The falling oi OF hair, bat al
30 certain restorative.
WIN TUAT6 TER, an.
Methodist Minister IN 81 George cbuich.
No. 20 North FiltI.st.
JOHN Z. INGLIS 1881 Arcl-sL
JOHN D. THOMAS. M. ID. 163 Race-st.
JOHN $. FUREy. lOI Spruce-st.
HUGH McCURDY, 243 South 9Th It..
JOHN GARD. jr I23 hIclst
II will CERTAIN ly rnue u, ,irues ~ tie estimation
Of The public, when II il kboh ilni il,ce Of the
bove signcr- are more lhsD 20 yenIs of age and tho
Tiers rot less an 20.
From tie Mayor.1
CommoNwEALrn or PENSsrLv1mA,
City OF blladeIlhia,
l. EOIEkT WUAI1 ON, Ma, or Of said city Of
philadelp pbia. 20 lenby certify at am well nc.
qua'n,ed with Messs j. 7. gle, Jol =. furey.
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BRIGuToN MARKET, Monday, Jan. 7,

BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Jan. 7th
Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot ]
At market $50 Beef Cattle, (ncludng 75. I'M
sold last week, } 1000 Sheep and 100 SWINE. The
swine have been several times before reported.
About 100 Beef Catie unsold
PriceS-Beef Cattle--First quality 25a - so
second qnaity 6 50 81 90; third quality So % a
6 80.
Sheep-we quote lots at - IS, } co. , so, 3 Is
and S5.
Swine-A lot 10 close at G. lot to peddle, at a
&c. AT retail 81 SC.
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SHIP IL NEWS.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIV ED.

ARKINED.
FRIDAY, Jan. 1Ith.
Schrs. Brilliant, Laney, from Portland FOR North
Carolina Brunette, Brown, from Province,own
for New York -Watcbman. Babbit, from New
York for Thomaston.-Sl -Sloop Lady Washington
Claget, from Somerset for Greenpor.
SATURDAY, Jan. ~.
Ship Balance Liscom, from Bristol for New Or
leans, returned after being two days out and sail
ed again on Sunday.
SUNDAY Jan. 18th.
Ship Bowditch, Ramsdell, Coast Of N, Zealand
1872 DAYS via. Pernambuco, 80 days with 27OO bbls
oil. (4O0 sperm.) for Bristol.-The. has been alb
sent 30 months.-Brig Vermont. Martin. from Ha
vana for Warren Shops Amity Munro, from
New York Superior, Luther from Providence
for New York.
MONDAY, Jan. I4th.
Schr. Arenzamendi, Corbet, from Norfolk for
Providence.
CLEARED.
Sloop Superior Luther, New York
Do. Venus, Bliyen, Providence.
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abroad mus, effect them all more nearly
than would heavier demand, were the
mass of specie embodied IN one powerful
institution. This view of financial affairs,
ms at present conducted, has led capitalists
to be shy ofihe new instisutions. Although
the prospects for the coming years busi-
ness sco fattering in the extreme, the fu-
ture seems pregnant with another revul-
SION"
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NOTICE.
CORR If PROBATE, Hespor, ysu. 7, ls

COTkfg PRObdTE, Nerpon, jar. 4 lc1'
A III Executors. or Administrators, appointed
a by ,bi. Court who have not settled their &C
count. within One Year. nos ned to appear at
Cour, osProbais to be holden s,the siste-House u
New nor, on ID. srs Monday IN February neat, At !
o'elock, A. ~ and shew cause why they have Degleo
ted 20 seuIe their Aocounts ss sforesaId. AID tba
thi. Notice b. published N Az thepspers ofihs tow
BY Order. D. d. ROWLAND, Coun. Ck
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SH arrtr1 D .


In this town on the 9th inst, by the Rev Mr..
Howard Mr. George l.. White To Miss Sophronia
Hall. daughter Of the late Mr.. Charles Hall of
Middletown.
Al Baltimore. on Tuesday evening, 9Th inst. by
the Rev. John NJ. Duncan, MIR. Orrin Davis, Of
Courtand, Alabama, 10 Miss Hannah NJ. Chaiee,
daughter of Mr.. Otis Chaiee, of this town.
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~ The sick are all taking Goelioks Matehlcs
Sauatiye which is astonishing every body with u
mighty cures OF many fearful diseases.
For sale by B. }. TlLLEY, Clarkestreet.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

An extract of letter from Havana, da-
ted the 29th ult., and published in the N.
Y. Herald of Monday, confirms the news
of the fight in Mexico. The following il
the extract.
"By arrivals yesterday from Vera Cruz,
we have the report of the MeIicans having
rallied and warned MI the French out oi
the city, within twenty -four hours. The
latter had taken refuge in the Fort Of San
Juan de Ulloa, which the Mexicans were
then bombnrding. Report goes on further
to say, that Two French frigates had been
completely destroyed by the encmy's fire.
General ST Anna is reported to have had
his leg shot off; aud the Mexican force ap-
pear to have been considerably augment.
ed"
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PILES. sc.
IlAENtORkSElOIES.
NO CURE, NO PAY
PRICE 81.
HAYS LINIMEN +.


Mo rlcrioS.-This extraordinary chemical com
position the result OF science and the invention
Of n celebrated medical man, the introduction OF
which TO the public was invented with the soemnily
Of death bed bequesi, has since gained n reputation
unparalleled fully sustaining the correctness oi tie
lamenttd DR. q rldley's last confession, that he
dared moi die without giving posterity the benefit
OF his knowledge on The subject" aud ho therefore
bequeathed to his freud and attendant, Solomon
Hays the secret of his discovery.
II is now used IN the principal hospitals aud tie
private practice ~ our couniry, frs and most Ger
iany ioI the cure of the PILEs, and also c,teu-
sivcly and eiecinally Ia baile crednit,, unless
where its effects witnessed. EXTERNALLY III the
following complainisj
Foa DRorsY-Creating extraordinary absorption
ut once
ALI Reducing them in few hours.
RREUMirisM-Acnte or Chrome giving quick
ease.
SoRE TnRoAr--B cancers. ulcers or colds. -,
CRoUp, AND WnooPlNG CouGn--ExIernaily, and
over the chest.
Ali BuulsEs, STRAINS AND BuRNs-Curing IN a
lew hours.
SoREs. AND ULcERs-Whelher fresh or long star
ding. aud lever sores. ..
It's operations upon adults aud children in reduc,
ing rheumatic swcllings, AID loosening coughs and
ghtness of the chest by relaNaton OF the parts, has
been surprising beyond conception. The common
remark OF those who have used II IN the PiLEs, Is |
acts like a charm"
THE PII.ES.-Thc price 81 is refunded to amy
person who will bottle ol Hays Iiniment for
ihe Piles aud return the empty battle without being
cured These are the positive orders Of the proprle-
tor to the Ageus; aud on, oil ,,iany thousands sold,
no, one has been unsuccessful. ,,A.,
We might insert certificates TO any length, but pre-
e tina, those who sell the article, should exhibit The
J original to purchasers
CAUTiON.--None eau be- gsnirne without
splendid engraved wrapper. on which IS my name,
and also THAT OF THE AGENTS. 'Hs.u
SOLOMON HAYS.
! Sold wholesale and retail by COMSroGk &
| CO, No. Fletcher 81. near Maiden Lane. New
York. la Newport, By X. J TAYLOR. IA
Thames street Nov ~.
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THE MoRMoNs IN MIssoURI.-On the
Goth ut. the Missouri House of Represen-
tatives nv handsome majority, passed n
resolution for the appointment Of II commit
tee to investigate the history and causes of
the Mormon war, and to report to the Gov
ernor, who shall thereupon convene the
Legislature in special session 10 consider
the same.
In the course of the debate many mem
bers expressed themselves strongly against
the measures which had been pursued a
gainst the Mormons and others, although
Of opinion that most of the sinister reports
which had been spread abroad as to the
cruelties said TO have been practised upon
these PEOPLE by some of the volunteers, were
nevertheless favorable 10 an investigation,
believing the honor Of the State demanded
it, Much disapprobation was expressed in
regard 10 the Governors orders directing
the Mormons to be driven from the State.
1t wns declared by several members to be
not only cruel but unconstitutional. The
same remarks were applied to the Treaty
which the Mnrmons were compelled to sign
at the time of their surrender, by which they
stipulated to leave the State within n dehn-
ite period, and pledged their property tc
defray the expenses of the " war" On tho
whole, things nre taking such n turn in the
Legislature, that the most fngrant wrong.
to which the Mormons have been subjected
will probably be redressed, and the mos
Inscriptions of their prosecutors, punished
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