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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-18
NOTICE.,

A LII persons are hereby cautioned not
q to trade for three separate notes of
hand made payable to Samuel c. Falk
ner for the sum of about one thousand
three hundred dollars each, dated
sometime in July or August, 1888, and
two due from that date, and one bearing
interest from LIST March 1887, and one
from LIST March 1888, and the third due
1st March, 1889. The consideration for
which said notes was given has utterly
failed, and will not pay them unless |
am compelled by law.
AFFORD HALEY.
Madison CO. Mi. May Is, 1921
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-18

STEAM Boar AccIDENT.-The Steamer
George Collier on her way from New
Orleans to St. Louis on the 9th inst
when within eighty miles of Natchez
her piston-rod giving way, broke the
cillendar head, and carried away part
of the boiler stands. Forty FIVE persons
were scalded-twenty-s of whom died
on the same day no censure has been at
tached to the officers ofthe boat.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-18

Bulwer's new play of Richeleu is re-
ceiving the commentator of every one,
and is said to be superior to the 'ELady of
Lyons" which was pronounced the best
dramatic production that had appeared
since the days of the Hunchback.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Copartnership heretofore exis-
- ting between the undersigned, I'M
der the style of King, Anderson & Co
was this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent.
The business of the firm will be set
tied by G. w. King alone.
G.. w. KING,
G.. f. ANDERSON,
r. G. ANDERSON, Sen
May Is, 1889. 1921
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-18

We notice in the Greenville Mountain
eer, of April %, an extract from letter
of the Hon. Waddy Thompson, Jr. to a
friend in his district, in which he states
that it is his determination, not to be
again candidate for Congress.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-18

supplying the wants of the people, as
well as United States B,nk. Our
greatest regret is, that two sch institu-
ions have existed to disgrace and sink
our county thus low in the estimation of
others, as well as her own citizens.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-18
NOTICE.

4 LII those indebted to the undersigned
- are requested to settle their ac-
counts Immediately, as longer indulgence
cannot be given. All that fail to comply
with this request will undoubtedly have
cost TO pay, as intend leaving the State
In two or three weeks.
w. w. WILHOITE.
May A, 1889. l7-19
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-18

Canton NississIPPf.
WILL receive and sell goods % Co@-
W mission, and attend . a. basl-
ness in his line.
VIII also attend to ms ofEclal aafaes
as Magistrate IN all ats braRches- he
expects BY strict attention % Business =
receive a liberal patronage
He can be iouaG ON the sosfh Ssde Of
the Public Square, next door . Doct0r
E D. Wards Drsg Sore
May 4, 1889 i7-tf
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-18

NE authorised to announce John T..
W Cameron, a candidate for re-elec-
ton to the Office of Clerk of Probate of Madi-
son county.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-18
HUGH SANDERS.
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

In pursuance of an order from the
- honorable the Probate Court of Madi-
son County, made at the March term
1889, we will offer at public sale to the
highest bidder, at the Courthouse door
in the town of Canton on Saturday tie
11th day of Nay nert, all the real estate
of Aaron ID. Matheny, deceased, to wit:
East half of southwest quarter and south
east quarter section thirty; southwest
quarter of section twenty-nine, all IN
township twelve, ange three east; on a
credit of one and two years, the parcha-
ser giving bond and approved security.
DANIEL MATTHEW.
SARAH NJ MATTHEW,
Administrators
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-18

We see it stated that the Hon. Robt.
j. Walker, United States Senator, will
not be candidate for reelection.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-18

WYE are authorised TO announce samuel
w NJ. FIournoy, as candidate for re-
election to the office of Sheriff of Madison
county.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-18

MARsHAL'> SALE.
Jno. ID. Merrel, Circuit Court l.
vs. = f. IA - Nav
James Baskins and term, 1sS9-
surities,
DY virtue of the above stated eases q
IL me directed by the honorable CIR
cult court United States for the Southern
District of Mississippi, viii sell 20 the
highest bidder, for cash, AZ the Court
house door in the town Of Canton. Madl-
son county,
On the Third Monday Of lfaB. 1889.
Three Likely Negro Slaves, to-wir-
GEORGE, TOM and JOHN.
Levied on as the property Of sall
defendant. and will be sold 70 satisfy
the above stated case Sale within
lawful hours.
W. NJ GWIN. Marshal
ByJ F. Cook. Dspstfg
April %, 17-l9 Pr fee >iOl
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PoSTPoSEMENT.

POSTPONEMENT.
The sale of the above described prop
erty is hereby postponed until Monday
the Goth day of May, instant.
May 49, 10
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BLANKS.

4 TTORNEY'S. Magistrates and Consta-
N bles Blanks, handsomely printed and for
sale at this Office.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-18

MARsHAL-> SALE.
Robbins, Painter * Co Circuit court 4
rs. States f. "a 70
r. s. Hunter n suritles May term 1859
Thomas s. Gibbs,
rs Same and same
Same,
Spearing, Maxwell &
Innis,
rs Same and same
Same,
Huntington and
Campbell,
rs Same and same
Same,
Foster and Easton,
rs Same and sane
Same
RY virtue Of the above stated ease
- to me directed by the honorable
Circuit Court of the United Ssafss- for
the Southern District Of NlzsissiPpl.
will expose to public sale, for cash. a.
the Courthouse door m the to&n Of
Canton, on the
FIRST MONDAY OF JUNE NEXE,
The following property, 70 wIt.-Clae
Side Board, one secretary, one table hail
dozen Chairs, one Looking Glass fo1F
Beds and Furniture, lot OF Books
ALSO-A tract of Land, south-West
quarter, west half of southeast quarter
section twenty-five, township elEat-
range three, east, containing Z 10 60 100
more or less.
Levied on as the property Of fhos- J
Smith, and viii be sold 10 sarisfy the
above stated case April 25-
w. NJ GWIN. Marsha.
BY NORuAST. aspufg.
April p, 1921 Pr fee sIsl
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10y virtue OF the above stated eases 10
II me directed, BY the honorable circuit
court U. 5. for the Southern District Of
Mississippi, | will expose to public sale
TO the highest bidder, for cash. before
the Courthouse door IN the town of
Canton, Madison county, on the
FIRST -WOlND.4F ~ JUNE 1892.
The following Negro Slaves to-wiss
ABRAM. MADISON. JULIUS. SOL
OMAN. JOHN. Randall. HINE
BAL. FELII, WASHING Ton. BIG
ELLA, LITTLE ELIZA. N4NCT
Top AND CHILD. LUCINDA
LUCKY. NANCY, SALLY. LII
TIE AMY. DIANA. NANCY. H1E-
HTON, AILCT, JOHN, P4T$ET.
M4RGARET, FRANK, 4NNET.
SIMON, FANNY. JLNKLNS. Sill
LY. JESSE. BIG PATSEK. CIR
OLINE. DUDLEY. WAJOR. Mel
SON. BETSEY, ALBERTiN IND
SELLA.
Levied on as the property Of William
Wade and will be sold 70 satisfy the
above stated cases
w NJ. GWI<. Marsha
By ]. F. Cook- depsafg.
may 4, 1889 17-61-Pr- fees>t4
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town of Conton, on the
Third Monday in June, 1889,
The following tract or parcel Of Land
viz: North east quarter of north west
quarter, south west quarter and north
half of west half, south east quarter of
section two, township ten of range four,
east; and east half of north east quar-
ter, west half of south east quarter and
west half, east half of south east quar-
ter of section five, township ten range
four, east; east half of north east quar-
ter of section ten, township ten of range
four, east; and west half of north west
quarter of section eleven, township ten
of range four, east; and west half of
south west quarter of section thirty-ive,
township ten of range. four east; south
half of east half, south east quarter of
section thirty-four, township eleven of
range four, east; west half of south
east quarter, and north half of east half,
south east quarter of section twenty
township eleven of range four, east;
1870 Acres more or less.
Levied on as the property of the said
defendant, and will be sold to satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sh'f.
By J. HIcKERsoN, Deputy.
May Is, 1899. 1928 PR. fee S15l
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back part of his head which shows very
plain when his hat is off, and is about
twenty-five years of age. He wore off
blue James pantaloons and a common lin
sew roundabout and a straw hat
| will give a liberal reward to any
person who will confine him in Jail so
that get him again, and all reasonable
expenses if delivered to me on Big
Black. two miles above Beauties Bluff,
Madison county.
HUGH SANDERS.
May l6, 1889. 1921
@The Columbus Argus and Louis
vile Enquirer will give the above two
insertions each, and forward their ac-
counts to this office for payment.
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NARsHALs> SALE.
Henderson Taylor, Circuit Court T.
vs. : f. ia % Nav
b. O.. Marshal and | term. 1889.
SurItIeS.
Samuel III. Shelton.
vs. SANE
Same.
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Runaway.

:: ! &: !; !. !. !.
~ EROM the subscriber on
Kun II Monday the 9th inst. a
Negro man named EDMUND
or NED. He is about five
~ feet six or eight inches high,
- heavy built, and short thick
- neck; he has scar on the
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-18

MARSHAL-s SALE
Holsey s. Uller & Co, Circuit court Tasted
States a IA - Ma
ID. NJ Porter s Surities term, Is3s-
Parish & Co,
vs. Same snd saaHe.
Same,
Dawner s Co,
vs. Same and sane.
Rsa's' P.inr.r& Co,
vs. Same and sane.
\. s J. Dick s Co,
- same AID sane.
ID. NJ Potter and III.
Dunisy & sarlties.
pY virtue OF the above stated n "a u
Il me directed by the honorable CIR
cult Court United States for the Soashern
District of Mississippi viii expose y
public sale, for cash, before the Coart-
house door In the town Of Cantoa. oa ths
THIRD MONDAY Lv-M4F NExE,
81 NEGRO s.A--S.
to wit:-Charles, fancy, Jack. Peter
Tom, Joe, John, Jim. Arnbuts, Henry
Aberdene, George, little George sam
Willis, Mary. Jane, Mariah. Sally. Anna
Sofa, Katy, Jincey. Rose Polly Nlliy
Feeby, Moreom, Betty LeSsey, Bees
and six children; eighteen MaIes, ezSh
Horses. three Yoke of Oxen and TIRES
Wagons
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant. and will be sold - satisfy plaintiff !
debt and cost Sale TO take place wlthlE
the hours prescribed by law
w. NJ. GWIN, NGrSkal-
By j. f. Coos. DsPEtg
May 4, IL Pr lee So
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

RY virtue of the above stated case
IL to me directed, | will expose to
public sale for cash, to the highest bid
der, before the Courthouse door in the
town of Conton, on the
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-22

astonishing from their magnitude, have led to the
conclusion that England is regularly divided in
to beds Of strata that the order of superpositon
never inverted and that the same fossils are found
IN the same beds at great distances" and says
auckland, the amount Of population, their raised
occupations, the fundamental sources Of their in.
dustry and wealth depend in great degree upon
the geological strata on which they live. Their
physical condition also, as indicated by the dura-
ton OF life and death, depending on the more or
less salubrous nature of their empleyments, their
moral condition as far as connected with these
employments directly affected by the geolog.
icai causes in which their various occupations
originate.
What field Of interesting labour here is at
once opened not only 10 the man of business, but
to the patriot and philanthropist. In our state,
with the exception of the praisewortEy efforts of
Professor Mitchell and an account Of the mines
OF North Carolina published in lS25 in the Amer
lcan Journal Of sciesce aud arts by Professor
Ulmsted and some Others this field is unex plored
II is our intention 10 collate all the authentic
information in regard TO the mines and minerals
Of North Carolina and with this intent in another
paper will speak Of the antiquity of the mines
of North Carolina, and addnce facts and author-
tiles to sustain what may then say.
AUCKLAND.
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" A Caution-We have in our possession
due bill for 70 cents without any signature or any
mark TO tell from whence il sprung From its
appearance we should judge it was counterfeit
OF some of the due bills issued by merchants at
the south and had been brought into this neigh.
borhood TO gull the ignorant--it was passed to
negro, the person offering j, receiving 37I cents
change in good money besides 37l cents worth Of
water melons. Ten dollars viii be paid for in.
formation leading 10 the conviction ofthc person
who passed it. The people in the country would
do well TO caution their negroes against receiving
money OF any kind without getting some gentle
man with whom s,ey are acquainted to examine
IT, as bills Of the same character 10 the amount Of
five dollars are in circulation
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We'll done Chatham The promptncss
and zeal with which this County has adopt
ed the measures necessary to carry the
system of Common Schools into operation
deserves all praise, and is worthy the i'm.
itation Of every County in the State. The
bill received the popular sanction on Thurs
day, the 9Th inst, and on Tuesday, the
18th, the County Court, "a majority of
the Magistrates being presently appointed
the Superintendent, and passed an order
10 pay the Surveyor, who viii be indis-
pensable is distiicting the County. Most
Of the individuals, appointed as Superin-
tendents, were previously consulted, and
consented to act. We hope this statement
will exert a beneficial influence, in stmu-
lating other Counties, where the bill has
been accepted, to immediate action.-Reg.
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FROM NENICO.

News has been received at New Orleans
from the city of Mexico to the sth, and
from Vera Cruz to the I4th uItimo, inclu-
sive. The greatest tranquility prevailed
throughout the Republic. Santa Ana was
still the President ad interim, and, though
IN precarious state of health, exercising
the functions of his office with increasing
applause and success. Bustamente was
momcntarily expected in the capital. The
expedition to Fampico, being crowned with
such entire success, his return was every
where greeted with the most enthusiastic
demonstrations otallection and regard. Ac-
cording to the D.urio del Gobiera0, Santa
Ana and he are to effect the most salutary
reform IN the Constitution, to do away with
the cause of the late disastrous disatttctlon
and conciliate all parties.
All the Federalists who gave themselves
up to the disposal of the Government are
to retire to their farms, and never to reside
IN a city, or near tortiication, under pain
of death.
Urea was sentenced by Santa Ana to be
banished for six years, but, while on his
way to Vera Cruz for embarcation, he
made his escape at pcrote on the Both ult.
and has not been heard of since.
Lcmus was chased out of Monterey by
Canalizo he and his brother fled 70 Mon
clavo. According TO the papers in our
possession, the career of this General is OF
late marked by much barbarity.
Throughout the whole Republic the cen
sorship of the press is maintained with the
greatest rigor; but the foreign merchants
resident in Vera Cruz have been allowed
and are about establishing splendid ex
change or reading room in that city, On the
! European plan,--BuIlctin.
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Charlotte Vale Academy

"ILL be opened on the first Monday in
w September next, for the reception o; Stu
dents, under the care OF Mr.. Allison, whose char.
acter is too well known as Scholar and Gentle
man TO need the puffs Of a Newspaper-al the
branches Of liberal education " i'll be taught as
required, 10 qualify students for admission into
any Of our Colleges. We hope the citizens Of the
Town and Country Will patronize the infant Ins,l-
tuition. Board can be had on reasonable Terms
in private families, &c.
NJ. W. ALEXANDER,
]. ID. BOYD,
J, SMITH, S7fustees.
p. {. CALDWELL,
II. K. DUNLAP,
Aug. l9, 1899 q
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Euniber Wanted.

YaVIlE subscriber wishes 10 purchase quaint
n ~ of Lumber suitable Tor Coach Making,
such as Ash, Poplar, Oak and Hubbs ready Turn
cd. For all of which very liberal price will be
given, especially if seasoned, &c.
CHARLES OVERMAN.
Aug 70, 1889. 464f
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Unpleasant Iacideat.-The President
arrived at Saratoga on the I'd. Some pa
rade was made BY his friends upon his in
PRODUCTION there. The following unpleas-
ant incident is related in the New York
Times
The President having been fairly installed he
began TO play the courtier. After giving audi.
oncr 10 some expectants, he saw at a short dis
tance 10 the large public saloon the widow Of the
late Governor Clinton. Instantly leaving his
company, he rushed through the crowd with i'm.
pressncn, TO offer his hand The lady drew her.
self ~ to one of her iirmest and oftiest attitudes
and '..t upon him a countenance of disdain and
contempt rejected the preferred hand, and turned
with Indignation, as ii from pollution itself, from
the man who had rcyiled aui prosecuted her hus-
baad during bis life. This indignant rebuke and
. cut dircc, /" did not change the emile on his
luperturbghe conntenance. The lady was heard
10 say as snc left the room =. IL speak TO the
- who prosecuted my husband 10 the day OF
his death =
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NOTICE.
Aug. 10, 1893.

gENTIE Subscriber having an intention Of max.
m ing trip to the west before he would make
any further improvement or be at any more ex-
psnsc Of building in this place. has determined 10
decline the Tanning business so that he
may be enabled TO wind up his business as soon
as practicable. lie therefore takes this opportu.
nifty of returning bis thanks to the public for past
tavors aud respectfully requests all persons in
dehted 10 him to cali and settle their accounts.
The business viii be still carried on at the Tan.
yard BY Mr.. George Suggs who will cheerfully al
tend to any calls in his line and the subscriber
fully believes that Mr. Suggs understands the
Tanning Business quite as well as any man in
the western part OF North Carolina.
PETER NJ. BROWN.
Charlotte, Aug, Is, 1889. 81
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ANCIENT MANUSCRIPT.

throw hight on the early history Of our country is
sought Hitsr and read with eagornoss, we believe
that tho document which We have inserted below
will be read with pleasure, not only for IT, anti.
guilty, but for the lofty spin, which it brel,hcs
Jealous lest tho reputation Of single great name
should be shaded hls induced spirit Of opposi
ton to the prctensi0ns Of our primitive history
which is At variance with al justice and IS hostile
to all historical truth. This documcn, is one Of
several which exist, 10 show the spirit Of Meek
lcnburg county IN tie memorable year of IS. II
is dated Sep, let l575 aud purpors to be ius,ruc.
uons To the representatives, OF Mecklenburg COM.
y in the colonial Legislature. 1t is the orr.
ginai dram IN tie hand writing Il is believed CT
De- Ephraim Bfeyar |, was found recently
amongst the old surveying papers Of John Nc.
Knit Alexander Tie paper. besides being i'm.
poriant AZ il insfr4t,s the state Of public scn,i,
meni and the coarse OF political proceedings a,
the period, valuable as Al confirms the historical
,ruta Of liio Mecslenbnrg Declaration Of Iude.
Pcndsncc |, speeks Of North C-folina as q late
province Il aliudss 10 tie late establishment.
- '''' ''o'l' '4i'
oiiu j. aaa Of right ough, TO be free and in.
dcpQnlful sla;e~-lavested with al the poger. Of
legislation, sc. and = tha decvai1s are directed
;" '@A'' ~ siNes fsAs 70 many reflections which
80 raHnoi pgrsae u pr.ent. Il, lg our wish tia,
tlc memorials w4.ra illustrate or early history
may = gathered nos 'iie iats remains amoi gst
us some q, the memorable man s. lir.c prrsonl
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COacllRlakiHg Business

in all its various branches at the Old Stand They
have in their employ first rate hands, large and
well seasoned lot Of timber, and with their own
experience 10 tie Business, both having worked,
and one Of the subscribers having been in the bus
mess for the last Is or 90 years at the North,
believe with the advantages y have we can Man
ufactute work equal if not superior 10 any done
in this section of country and be enabled TO sell it
lower. We solicit a share of public patronage.
N. B. All kinds of REPAIRING done at The
shortest nC:cc.
CARTER CRITTENDEN,
JOSHUA TROTTER.
Charlotte, Arg. 20, 1889 464tf
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

Il Il
CABARRUS COUNTY.
Superior Court cf Lar, August Term,
1889.
MiIly Edmons'OD' lpestion for Divorce and
Thomas Edmonston, A'Hony'
EFT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court.
III that the defendant Thomas Edmonston, is
not an inhabitant OF this State, Il is therefore or.
dercd, that publication be made for three mouths
in the Charlotte Journal that the said Thomas
Edmonston appear at our next Superior Court of
Law, 10 be held for the County of Cabarrus at
the court house in Concord on the 3rd Monday
in February, $50, and answer or said petition
viii be heard ex-parte and judgment awarded
accordingly.
Witness, A. J. Shanhle, Clerk of our said Su.
pcrior Court, at Concord, the % Monday in Au-
gust, A. d. 1889, aud the Gath of Ameficuu In.
dependence.
A. J. SIIANKLE. c. s c.
K, KIRKPATRICK, d. {.
Price adv. $40, 3m