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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-04
To Arms! To Arms..

The last Southern Sun makes loud
appeal to the Wing Candidates to take
the field in good earnest, and to the
Press to be jealous in the cause. The
able editor of the Sun says:
"Mr. Davis, one of the Whip candid
ates Tor Congress, has recently made
several able addresses in the northern
part OF the State, which we learn have
exercised a powerful influence upon
public sentiment. We presume Col.
Bingaman will soon sally forth in the
good cause, and aid Mr.. Davis in his la
bors IN behalf of liberty and the consti-
tuition Every circumstance indicates
that the canvass will be a warm and ex-
citing one- Our own opinion now is.
that the November election will result in
the overthrow of locofocoism in this
gallant State, prOuided our candidates
do their duty. If they supinely repose
at home, enjoying the blessings and
comforts of domestic life, and permit
the ''plunderers" to have sole possession
of the field, defeat-inevitable and dis
graceful defeat-will be the result. Our
political foes are active industrious and
genious-they deal in falsehood, in
SANDER and humbug-they scrupIe not
at the means, so that the darling end of
their own elevation be secured The
lOcofocos in this State are drilling their
mercenaty forces for a desperate Strug-
gle. They know that they have rapidly
lost ground-that their rotten cause is
tottering upon the verge Of destruction
and they have therefore concentrated
every waning energy for one more dead
ly struggle to save themselves and their
party from ruin. They will ''die hard"
as all monsters do-Every office-holder
and Office expectant in the State is ac-
lively at work--the hired presses of
"the party" have already opened their
batteries of SANDER and falsehood-ev-
cry locofoco partisan is clad in his ar
NOR, and ready for the conflict. Should
we not meet them,-we who are strug-
CLING for the happiness of our country
men, for the sacred constitution of our
fathers, and for the bright inheritance
of liberty which they bequeathed US!
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-04

Ie,to tree from taxation 'he S''ois y
BE Re'I'u''B Re 4 enacted By the Legislature Of
ss-rios ,f,,,iirrippi, That all those persons
20 AS't g-sd military service IN favor OF the
10 2erioilD 4, the Revolutionary War, be-
Tinted otarls.--i,sd States and Great Britain, and
-resn ne 10 or who may hereafter reside
30 no" ',.;,s Of this State, shall, and they
s1th,n - -. Exempted from paying state ana
~ tnels IN this State, Pfovlded, sueh per-
-ogn'. --.ors who may clalm the oeheh, VI
% o. P.,.u present before the ooard OF ponce
hi. sei sra. 4, which he or they may reside;
II the eouh', n, of his or their having been
7-oper ies''n'o, soldier or soldiers, and shall
.1rh reyolo---5 board of police, certificate
obtain irot. At such' facts as entiile him or
Or eeI''n51s sreffs OF this act:
,hem % the y. /, further enacted, That any per-
sc. = F7r within this State, who shall
son Ho@ - e1tire satisfaction OF any Judge
prove % II r51rr. high c0nrt Of errors and
" he c'1-' .L-nreIlor Of the State; that he
sryesA md served in the war OF the re-
vas ss-l---,4 =, the side OF independence, he
r'ra'I' -..,Te9 20 and receive out OF the state
si-.l .,e hundred dollars per year during
rsl5-.. ...r-e. and the. auditor OF Fuohc ac-
II .-aH issue his warrant on 'He state
49,, +, favor Of said person, on tue Pfeseh-
800 a certificate from sucn Juuge oi ciah-
atl'n y IL Is entitled 10 the provisions of
es.-'i .-'1- - s,ruaIlv therefore, computing
,hs 49, 80 If the first warrant: Pror'ded,
i''.. ~ -c,s5,lI not extend to any person who
IA. u. ..,yss. Or shall hereafter receive pen
ao~ 49, III United States, nor TO any person
'lh nszzrssion Of other means sufficient
sa' ~. I, - saa9ort Of any person, without the
Zen provided .Jr IN TINS act.
'e s Bet (artier e"aeted' That this act
n fgree from and after its passage.
,1-1vsd February ID, 1889
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-04

The fourth insialment Of the Surplus
pcgcnge distrlbutabIe 10 the several
S,.,es under the act of June, 1886, be-
80 Jue 1st January last. The day
III. zone bv. but nevertheless, the claim
ii NJ states continues good; at all
- !, remains as valid, we imagine,
IS The .rested right Of the Ohio culPrlt
abs hung. Little Delaware is disposed,
,,e find 70 move in the question. The
STATE Journal at Wilmington says:
Tpr ForRrH IysrALMENT.-It will be
,anembered that at the first session of
The late Congress, a law was passed, at
the suggestion OF the Treasury Depart
nent. postponing the payment to the
States, Of tho fourth instalment of the
surplus, until the lst January, 1839.-
That day has gone by, and no subsequent
ar: having passed prolonging the period
Of postponcment, the several States have
now a right to demand the payment I'M
der the act Of 1886. The sum due TO
this State is upwards of S9O,OOO-a sum
worth looking after-the payment of
which cannot be refused at the Treasury
Department, except upon the ground of
insolvency. We think that Mr.. Cannon,
The State Treasurer, should at any rate
proceed 10 Washington, and make the
demand, with instructions to indulge Mr..
Woodbury. with further time, if he should
be unable TO meet the demand, upon the
Express understanding, however, that IN
erest should be paid up from the time
i was due.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-04

Parmele & Baker,
rs. Circuit Court L
John J. McCauley : vend. expo 20
Surities, May term. 1889
pY virtue Of the above stated cases %
y me directed, | will expose 10 public
sale, for cash, al the door of the Court
house IN the town Of Canton.
On the Second Monday an Nay, 1889
Two Horses and One Yoke Of Oxen
Cowes and calves, and n lot Of stock
Cattle, Household and Kitchen Furnl-
ture.
Levied on as the property OF said de-
PENDANT. and viii be sold % satisfy the
above stated case.
Sale to take place within the hours pre-
scribed By law.
". VI. GWIN. MARSHA.
W G. PHILLIPS. DeBufg-
May 1, 1889 HIS Pr. fee s.
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ALSO
Three Likely Negro Slaves
Jacob. JOrden and David.

The Steam Sac NIL on the above
property is in fine condition, and the
situation of the Mil, is such as to be
convenient either TO jackson, Brandon,
jacksonville, or Canton, at each OF
which places large quantities of lum-
Der are received from it. The timber
standing on the premises IS abundant
and of the best quality, and the land It
self when cleared would be highly val
liable. The title is undoubied.
VIM ]. HILL, Trustee
April 20, 1899. 1871
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-04

MAN GFACIC KIM COMfANfs
HOOKS for subscriptions to the stock
- of the Millhaven Manufacturing
Company, are now open at the coun-
ting room of Messrs. Vanderhurst q
Stienberg, under the superintendent of
the undersigned Commissioners. This
Company was chartered at the last ses-
sion of the Legislature. The Charter
is liberal in its provisions. The facto-
nv or factories to be established by the
Company will be located at Millhaven,
Simpson County, Mississippi, or some
other place within forty miles of Jack
son. The Commissioner confidently
hope that all good Mississippians, as
well as all those who advocate and sup
port Southern principles, will step for
ward and aid in establishing Manuiacto-
ries of our o,rn.
BREWSTER III. JAYNE,
President.
w. c. RICHARDS, Secretary.
JOIN L. DEARING,
JOHN A. VoN STIENBERG,
Commissioners at Canton.
Canton, May 4, 1889. 1913
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

WILL be sold in the town of Canton
w to the highest bidder on Saturday
the 18th day of June next, on credit OF
one, two and three years, lot number
two in square number one as designated
on the plat of said town of Canton, sold
as the property of Andrew E. Beatie,
deceased. The purchaser will be re-
quired to give bond with approved Sc
curity.
HI. HAMBLIN,
10 LATHAM,
administrators.
Nav 4, 1899 1913
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-04

A SEcRET.-It is fact not generally
known that ladies who are in the habit
of tight lacing are troubled with terrible
be taken into consideration on handling
the delicate creatures about, and should
you meet with a repulse on grasping a
fair ones waist, consider well whether
it is out of aversion to yourself, or from
the intollerable agony of corns.-La
Fayette Gazette.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-04

rasaas saHs~sa- gsr~4a csaT N.aeA
$3.50. 81 - - -
J. ?. Css-S \ .s-a~-.N a~ua -
Rl xirs-ze * sA= aassx= Szzazs& 4 - =.
II m< &irecse3 ~ sA@ Aseer.As~ go
eaEf cogrt Tazsesl >sars@. ST. tae So
sra DsSrrscs >. Nlssassiaea 81 s. ea.a
~ he Cc1rs-ael~e In .ae sa@a aE Naa-
ton On the
FIRST -N1VnHy O. M wss.
The fallo~ing 3e~essbs-1 asa 81 ~af-
>oGsh half & east 49, 81 a.rsa-~a.s
quarter nersA bal 81 east ea.f ef $3.50
Nesr gzar1er secsiaa Gze@~a. a-@nse S
nl1e. range rss. ease. coassaaaa- el-szs
slice acrss. wesE hall. sszsl "a lzr-
ter secuoa - tawusa . azas- rsn.-e esa
east cuuaa4nza- eEaEx = 3D. ae~a@e
res, bali sa4-h-easr s4aEzer aeca
tNeurv-one. ss~nsaia uaae. saa-w rsA
east east kazt. sll-ls-wesz szarauF s2-
lsua tsensv-sze. t1slsAss asne. rsase
tuo- east. containing a al e1e e9Nszw4
ana slNtv aeres. u1ae- as ss
Lssvi~t aa as she nruneree et se.aaasaaass
and wlll 81 Ssa3 81 sarsse nanr1s lsa
znd Gust Sac CD -ake nase ~sln.a sae
hours Prcsezlaesl b. a. WaecA q
" " gsW1<- NarHa..
EF 3 r Go. aeHass
Nav - Il -ae &e So
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NJ. c.. C AY E,
Auction and Commission Merchant,

Auction and Commission Merchant,
Canton, Mississippi,
"ILL receive and sell goods on Com
w mission, and attend to all bust
ness in his line.
VIII also attend to his official duties
as Magistrate in all its branches. He
expects by strict attention to business to
receive a liberal patronage.
He can be found on the south side of
the Public Square, next door to Doctor
E. d. Wards Drug Store.
Nav 4. 1889. 17-tf
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-04

EHE partnership heretofore exist
ing between the undersigned under
the firm Of SearLes e. Fanderhurst, was
this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT
Either Of the parties will sign the name
of the firm in liquidation.
c. ]. SEARLES.
Nj. VANDERHURST.
Canton, May 1, 1889. 1913
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-04
MARsHAI-s SALE

Jno- ID. Merrell, . Circuit Court l.
VS. ;. n a 70 Nav
James Baskins and term. IsSs-
surities,
RY virtue of the above stated cases ID
- me directed by the honorable cir
cult court United States for the Southern
District of Mississippi. viii sell 70 the
highest bidder, for cash, AZ the Court
house door In the town Of CaRtOR, Mali
son county,
On the Second Monday Of Has, 1889,
Three Likely Negro Slaves to-wlr-
GEORGE, TOM AND JOHN
Levied on as the property Of saia
defendant. and vii b sold 70 satisfy
the above stated case. Sale within
lawful hours
". VI. GWIN. MARSHA.
BIZ J. F. Cook. Depafy-
may %, I7-I8 Pr fee 50
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-04

THE undersigned having purchased
the entire interest of Mr.. G. j.
Searles IN the late firm OF Searles and
Vanderhurst, have this day formed a
co-partnershiP under the firm of Wax
DERHURsT & STIENBERG, and will continue
business at the old stand They have
now on hand a general assortment of
Goods well suited TO the market, and
will be receiving additional supplies
throughout the season. They are de-
termlned to sell goods VERY Low for cash,
or TO PHnctudL customers on the usual
terms. All they ask is to give them
call, and a chance to let their friends
know what good bargains they will give
them.
NJ. VANDERHURST.
]. A. Won STIENBERG.
May /, 1889. 17-19
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

ADMINISTRATO SALE.
RY virtue of an order of the honorable
HS Probate Court of Madison county.
made at the January term 1889, we will
offer for sale on the public square in the
town of Canton,
On Tuesday the 3Oth day of April, 1889,
The following property belonging to the
estate of Rufus X. Dinkins, deceased.
SEVERAL LIKELY NEGROES,
Consisting Of men, women and children,
Horses, Mules, Cows, Hogs, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, one road Wagon
and Harness. Terms made known on
the day Of sale.
w. f. WALKER,
administrator.
ELIZABETH II. DINkINS.
ADMINISTRATIVE
March 80, 1899.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-04

DISAPPOINTMENT.
The sale of the above described prop
erty, is hereby postponed, until the Sc
cond Monday in May, 1889.
w. F. WALKER,
administrator.
ELIZABETH II. DINKINS.
AdmiHiStrdtrir.
may 4, 1889 1913
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-04

4 HAVE this day disposed of my en-
A tire interest in the firm of Searles &
Vanderhurst, to Messrs. Vanderhurst and
Steinberg. | feel greatful to my old
friends and customers for their friend
ship, and the liberal patronage extend
ed to me in the course of my business
in Canton, and beg leave to recommend
my successrs TO their favorable notice.
| am charged with the settlement of the
late firms of ]. Silverberg & Co., NJ.
Vanderhurst & Co, and Searles s. Van
derhurst, as well as the estate of J. Sill
verberg. | can generally be found at
the counting room of Messrs. Wander
hurst q Stienberg, and when | am alb
sent, Mr.. NJ. Vanderhurst is fully author
ised to attend to my business, any thing
that he may do, in my name, will be
binding upon me.
CHAS. J. SEARLES.
May /, 1899. 1919
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4 TTORNEYfS, Magistrates ard Cozsfa-
"A bles Blanks, hsneso1-ssy F-lats5 80 -
sale at this office
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Henderson, Taylor
& Co. Circuit Court L :
rs. r. IA 70 Nav term.
Jno. Shrock and 1883
Surities
by virtue Of the above stated case.
- 10 me directed BY the honorable CIR
cult court United States for the Southern
Diitrict of Mississippi, I shall expose 70
public sale, for cash, az the Courthouse
door IN the town Of Canton, Madison
county, on the
FIRST NONDA I INJUNE. 1889
The following property, viz.-North
half Of section twenty-O1e, township
eleven, range three, east
Levied on as the property OF II W.
KEENAN,, and will be sold 20 satisfy plain
tiff7s debt and cost Sale within the
hours prescribed BIZ law.
The above land having been bid of BIZ
Messrs. \. Calhhan and T & C. c.
and they refusing to paw
for il, are hereby notified that thev vii
be held responsible for and deficiency
that may accur from the resale
W. NJ GWIN- Marshal
BIZ J. T. Cook. depufs.
May A, I63e-I7-2I-(Pr-f fee SI2l
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A-wa-oaase Aei As.ss & "a so~
IS tohmr s@rna F1.Fa. n
g 2. R1gc-s s CaA Nzasaz Cr-s
CcErE
pI virsus 80 ahors seasss -ases. -
n, RE directed. : wtll eznese O. ne e
sac. for casa. a. tae Calars-aazse 1oar-
IN the to~n e Caaa1a. ca Csc
Fl-ss MsnzzH a. Faze 1-S4
Gee lot IN thu sow. 90 Warsaz. ala-ass
four. IN square azmeer oaes a-ca--zS
. IRE plan Of sd a1wn-
Leviei &C - TIE Pr0p@r-x of - So
Gersneaar. nn1 ~Hl4 - SD - ~M@sf*
The above s.asezS es-e-
: II FLOI ENoN- &a,T
~ p a Fzz<rs. H~uHFH
Wav .. III - - -
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Samuel ID Shelton, Circuit court United
vs. States, f. IA. to Nav
B. G. Marshal &surities
Henderson Taylor,
vs. Same and same.
Same,
A1 virtue of the above stated case to
Il me directed by the honorable cir
cult court United States for the Southe RI
District of Mississippi, | will sell TO the
highest bidder, for cash, at the Court
house door in the town of Canton, Madi-
son county,
On the Second Monday in Nay 1899,
Twenty thousand pounds of Fodder,
Two Wagons, one Mule, one hundred
head of Hogs, three Yoke of Oxen, fifty
head of Cattle, fifteen hundred bushels
Corn and a lot of Farming Utensils.
Levied on as the property Of the
said defendant & will be sold to satisfy
the above stated cases.
Sale to take place within the hours
prescribed by law.
w. VI. GWIN, Marshal
By W. G.. PHILLIPS, Deputy.
May A, 1919 pr fee So
sHERIFF's SALE.
VS. October term 1899,
John Shrock and In Madison Circuit
Surities, Court.
DY virtue of the above stated cases,
ID to me directed, | shall expose TO
public sale at the Courthouse door in the
town of Canton,
On the First Monday in June, 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
half 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, Sh'f.
By c. HIcKERsoN, Dep'ty.
May 4, 1871 [Pr fee S9l
sHERIFF's SALE.
ParsOn Lewis, use &c.l On f. ia. on bond to
I April term 1889, in
L. E. Gerald and Madison circuit court.
DY virtue of the above stated case to
ID me directed | shall expose TO pub
lie sale at the Courthouse door in the
town of Canton, on the
FIRST MONDAY IN MAY, 1889.
The following property, to wit:-Two
likely Negroes, Jacob and Mary.
Levied on as the property of defend
ant L. E. Gerald, and will be sold to sa-
tisfy the above stated case.-ApriI 25.
S. NJ. FLORNOY, Shift.
By ]. A. PUGH, Dep'y.
May 4, II Pr fee S2l
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- vlrs-- - ,a- a1ese s-a.-i -az-s
~ % ue 1aeerss-. enaa=e o.
pablo sale tar casa aE csc Ear. aa
Goor III the to@n aF Caassa- - enc
Fsrrt GsuEsg ia Jsse ll-l
The iol.1ulns aes-rl1 s-1 az--s-- I'd. l...Z
- wis=-Iae sal-a al ~ sa- ses- "a
ct rho snl-h-vs=sr saaAr1er 81 1e-m
teens the u-ze ball 81 ease ar-a
quarter 90 seela1 r,se1za--s-e -n
half % The we~- half 81 aar-1-easr aaar-
ser. and wess aaff st saza-sa-- a-s
81 sec-lon tvEearE-,1sa- ea~- aat e 1aree
west quarter. tAe urrtn ha as aaa- aaz
et Sol,h-wese ea1rter- ea~e ha a
uon tweuty- seeea. exce.s s f-l-
Cd % JAMS tsraH1l 90 zhe
corue-- and ere a-0e reserved a. ~ -srass
ward In -he aaren ease -srae- al Gas
tioa teeiet e. E- W. 8a- as -
Grafton, la -he 11-rh-e1ze rs-ae- -t m#-e
hall 90 u1rtA-ea~- gl1r-er - zerr
ty-tpur, ease Ia lt 1rr-seasr rr--sr
section rh5rsv-ssl-- ex-r IA
decided OBJ Iames ts-ls.an So
west corue ia trlerra a# r eas-
of east h1f ~ s-h-ezss a-er
sad section talrFx-tll-. ee % e. 81
Habert By Lme~ ts-asea4 Wrsr -
aarth-eaSr -aa--er and r1e s--r -
vest haltof szz- a-e1s- -1zsa- I'd.
thIrtv-fve. a.1 u t1aas-.a e.ra.. -r
TAO. east Tae ~alrA has 81 u--- as
Of so1-n- aesz eza-rer s-eta 81 -ra--.a#..
township 2 al. raa-e r1-se. ess-
Levied CO. as rae s-rsHV o.
18as ant WI. - sc.E % sez-s -s
debt and cos
:. r. ELuL EN0N. say
b. b A. Ezsv.z. Ermza
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RY virtue Of the above stated cases ~
IL me directed, by the honorable circuit
court L. 5. for the Southern Dlstrlct of
Mississippi, | viii expose 10 publlc sale.
to the highest bidder, for cash. before
the Courthouse door in the town "a
Canton, Madison county. on the
SECOND MONDAY N MY 1888.
The following Negro Slaves to-wit.
ABRAM, MADLSON. JULIUS. SOL
OMAN, JOHN. Randi. HAM
BAL, FELIX, FLASHING TON BIG
ELIZA, LITTLE ELIZA. NINCT
TOP IND CHILD. LUCINDA.
LUCKY, NANCY, SALLY. LIT
TIE AMY, DIANA. NANCY. HAM
HTON, 4ILCT. JOHN. P4TSET.
M4RGARET. FRANK. ANNET.
SIMON, FANNY. JLNhINS. .S.IL-
LY. JESSE. BIG PATSEE. CAR
OLINE. DUDLEY. MAJOR. NEL-
SON, BETSEY, 4LBERT4N IND
SELIA.
Levied on and will be sold 10 satisfy
the above stated case.
". VI. GWIN. Marsha.
By J. F. Cook, depa,s.
may !, 1899. 1918 Pr. fee 80
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Henderson Taylor, Circuit Court O..
V : 4. ia I'd Mas
B. G.. Marshal and term. 1859.
surities,
Samuel II. Shelton.
vs. Same
Same.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-04

NNK>HkL> @NAE-
Roaol8s. Ralazer 81 - F l8r-l1- clarl E S
IS >zaees c. tz -
] : Rowan S s1rltes Eas uzra1 -.aa
ARdersoa EaxlaE-
rs >aE an aawa
SINE.
ROBINS. Pazne-r s. C1
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sfARsHAL-S SALE.

y. Norton, Circuit Court Uni
vs. ted States. n. "a. 70
Morse, Dear & Co May term 1889.
and surity,
Richard kingland,
VS. Same and same.
Same
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Richard hingland,
VS. Same AMI same
Same,
virtue of the above stated cases 10
II me directed BY the honorable circuIt
court United States, for the southern
District of Mississippi, viii sell. for
cash, at the Courthouse door in the
town of Canton, on the
Second Monday IN Nag. 1899.
The following property. 10 Wit A
Stock of Goods, consisting OF Closhs,
Callicoes, Domestics. Shoes, Boots. Guns.
Saddles and various other articles Of
Merchandise; Also, one Negro Girl nam
ed Esther.
Also
On the First Monday a Jzas, 1889,
will sell one House and Lot IA the tovsn
of Camden, containing one acre, more or
less, beginning at the southeast corner
of north half, west half southeast guar
ter section twenty-fOur, township eleven.
range four, east. Also, one Store House
and Lot in said town, designated a lot
two, northeast, IN the plan Of said town
fronting on Main street, and running
back east and north Pine street. one
hundred and twenty feet
Levied on and Will be sold 70 satisfy
the above stated cases.
w NJ. GWIN, Marsha.
". e. Phillips. D-pa.y-
May +, 1871 Pr fee $50
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IARSHAI-S SALE.

Samuel H. Shelton, 4 Circuit court United
States, &. IA. TO Nav
b. G.. Marshal surities
Henderson Taylor,
md
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MILLHAVEN
MANUFACTURING CoMPANY.

MAY 4, 1899.
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J. A. NUN SIIEN BERT,
May /, 1889. 17-19
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POSTPONEMENT.

March 80, 1899.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-01-19
Public Sale.

KNlLL be sold on the I'd Monday in
Wv February next, the 18th day, al
the late residence Of Vim. 8. Mccoy, dc.
ceased, the following property belonging
Il the estate Of the said deceased. 10 vii
I've y0lxe oxen, Farming u
0emsils, Bed and Bedding,
household and ,sitchcaa fur.
miturc, &c. &c.
All sums Of five dollars, and under, Cash
all sums over FIVE dollars on a credit Of ~
months, by note with approved security.
Also:
Will be rented, on the same day, TO the
highest bidder, the land belonging to the
estate Of the said deceased.
WIN. McNiOY.
Admir-.
Jan. IL. Ats.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-01-19
IN PIKE CIRCUIT COURT,
SErTEMRER T<Rm, 1888.
Isaac ntkes,
w.
Henry Townson.

"a VHEKE has been returned writ Of
attachment, at the suit Of Isaac
Dykes against tha estate Of Henry Town
son, for the sum Of eighty nine dollars and
nifty nine cents, in a case pending before
the Circuit Court aforesaid. Now, unless
the defendant does appear, give special
bail, andPIead, within the time limited for
appearances in such cases. judgment will
be entered, and the estate SO attached will
be sold.
GEO. G. McKNABB, elk.
Dec. 81, 1888. 46-4t
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-01-19
NOHT0R

H 8 HEREBY GIVEN, tina, on the Goth
I'LL day Of September, 1888, Matthias
Hollenback plaintiff in this case, applied
for and obtained an attachment from T.
d. Padelford, a Justice of the Peace in
said county Of Pike, against the goods and
chattles, lands and tenements of Augustus
w. Hart and John III. Robertson, defend
ants, for the above sum of three thousand
and six hundred dollars, returnable to the
March, Term next Of Pike Circuit Court,
to be holden on the 4th Monday in March,
1889; and unless the said defendants shall
appear, give special bail, and plead or de-
mar. within the time prescribed for ap-
pearances at said Term, judgment final
will be demanded against the property at
toched, and the property so attached will
be sold and applied to the payment Of the
plaintiffs demand, and costs
W. A. STONE, Atty. for PHI.
Dec. 81, 1888. 46-4t