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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07
Tcrv YoIv0Lie LANDS for Sale.

YHyllE undersigned intending TO remove to the West
b take this method to NOTIFY The public, that they
wish to sell the following Tracts Of Land, TO vii:
One Tract lying Beaver Island creek containing
21 acres of winch about 100 acres is bottom land wrh
comfortable dwelling house. aud other necessary out
houses.
One other Tract adjoining the above, lying 'mmed.
ac!v in the Fork of Mayo and Dan rivers containing
300 acres cf which is 100 of bottom land. WIN
comfortable dwelling house and convenient ouhhnuSts,
adjoining the Town ~" Madison which IS one OF the most
commercial and enerprrsng villages IN the Upper c"u"'
try.
One other Tract lying Dan river and Beaver Island
creek containing about 80 large portion o!
which is bottom land, md with good improvements
Two other Tracts living Mayo river. containing an
ares well improved, and has on II grIst and saw mi,
the site of which IL equa! TO any in the Stale.
One other Tract lying Beaver Island creek COW
tanning 600 acres
One other Tract containing about 400 acrPs lying on
Beaver Island creek with very comfortable w" Story
house lust finished and other convenient ou,.houses
One other Tract containing between Is and liO acres
upon hch several improvements, and could he di.
vdcd suit several purchasers lying on Danvef,
and bounded by SAID river on the North west nearly '"0
miles: supposed be about 300 acres OF bottom land,
and has dwelling "a feet long, and ~ eeI
wide 10 uether with ell other necessary out.h0uses
Also 6 or half acre Lots in the Town OF MadIson,
O par, of which well improved.
The most Of the above Tracts OF Land arc I'inns
each other and are situated IN the county of Rocking
ham and State of North Carolina, and IN The lmniedae
neighborhood Of the Town OF Madison
Also two other Tracts, known by the name OF Aliens
Delight one part of which is in Rockingham, ana iOe
reminder in Stokes county, containing about CJO acres
bounded on the South cas-, by Dan rver for about two
miles; has about 2N0 OF bottom land II has also
good site for mill II is situated 10 suit either on:
or $50 purchasers.
The abnve Tracts of Land are in very healthy sec,
ton Of country all being wei wafercd, with penyo
good wood land, and the So" is suitably adapted to the
cu,ur of tobacco and grain of every description
The undersigned being determined 10 sell, earn'sui
solicit those h. may wish TO Purchns. IN this P0fI "
The CO untrv to come and examine for themselves
RICHARD WALL
WILLIAM FERREL
=. BIN
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40 The cAolc Family If Nan.

both pleasure and satisfaction IN recommending 20 al
our readers !lulrc'h Vegetable Pills. the most CERTAIN
roe, .4. invaluable medicine "NiaU \" anto"s ana
,rcu, . perfectly WINGED The. stand lar Grove all
Others. il 81" cases Vi ""ms scuf'y s'"bnc
oFyyciI, tud ali affections u! tie s.in G"' ",'hh
uac rarct s, aud um1ago tHcy wi!I Je found
LoVdon Tunes.
DR. L. Prardcrs E:rgnn OEicc fer the sale at I~ Pals
IgJ MAIN STREET, lGj
few below tn ODD Market Rchmond an" ~ Charleston,
= c.. -. Mrcln. Street for agencies call as above.
The ul"n. gentlemen have been appointed ncns Tor He sane
LII D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07
HOYTS F.3FORiTEi
GEASD SCHEME $4,000!
Alexandria lottery.

Glass for $780, to be drawn at Alexandria, ID {. on
Saturday, March 1916 numbers, II drawn Ballots
SPLENDID ScHFaE.-S eco 20U00, 10000. 1900,
GOO 9 Prizes of 2 800 3 of 1000, Of 500, 10 Of
$50 90 of 1000 80 of 75O 30 Of 800 60 OF 300, 81 Of
$50. GA of 300, DC.
Tickets only ten dollars
certificate of Package Of % Whole tickets in this
fine Scheme will be sent for Sl0Shares III proportion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07
So .295-Sl2,0OO-4O prizes Of 50 OOO
Nirgirsia State Lottery.

For cndowing the Isrsburg Academy and for other pnr
poscs Class No. . for le39-1o be drawn at Aiexan-
dria, Va, on Saturday, 23J March, 1889
BRrLLIASr ScnEME:-C Capital S35 .295, 10000, 1000
52 4G prizes of 20OO 60 Of 25O, 90 Of 200 22 OF 100
&c, &c.
Tickets only $IO-IIaves 5-Qunrters 80
Certificates of Packages Of 2G Whole Tickets Sl4o
Do do 2j Half do 20
Do do 26 Quarter do 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07
Feb IS

EBICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND LOU
a, lSA RAlLROADS.-Arrang on aud Gi.ei
Thursday, February p:
.NaH and Passenger TRIM
Leaves Richmond for fredericksburg daily al / rs:
) clock p III
Leaves Fredericksburg for Richmond do AT Q coci'
n.
fredericksburg Freight TrHin
Leaves Richmond for Fredericksburg Tuesdays mus
DAYS and Saturdays at 5 O'clock a.
Leaves Fredericksburg for Richmond Mondays VIC
nCsdays and Fridays at c o'clock, m.
Louisa .Uaii and PaSscngsr Train
Leaves Richmond for Louisa Courthouse daily al -
before clock, a.
Leaves Louisa Court house for Richmond daily al il
past II clock.
Feb d 92-l&
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FNogs'S lottery office,

D. NJ HOYT AND DAME FORTUNE tender their
sincere thanks to The people who have so kind: allowed
then, the use of their pockets place capital prizes m
They 10 NJ. Il. and d T commenced together on the
81 ri The yrar, determined |" do General rrze buai-
ness and advertised TO that effect They have kept up
regular cannonade since Their ''new corner mas
always been vctorious! All other blnners have fallen
them The united world cannot produce az lucky
house for selling large capital prizes HorrS No
less than Eight three number tickets were sold by US last
week and certain there not more lhan SIX business
DAYS in it, Can the world produce an equal: We are
certain il cannot In the last two lotteries we snd elk
three number tickets; though what we have done is not
to be compared with what we intend to do. We shall
now rnb out and commence new we would advise all
to lake immediate steps to tickets IN The lotteries
for the balance If this and next month The schemes
are really splendid. Another of FIFTY THOUSAND
will be drawn the lott. Of March, ana in few days we
will show you something interesting than $50 oDo
Due attention will be paid to all orders tor these sPcn-
did plies We hope no will be backward IN apply
ing for them
NJ If you wou! be sure Of success, be particular that
youI ord.rs are directed 10 d. NJ HOYT,
Richmond, Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07
.saMascrs' Office, Richmond, va.

SPLENDID SCHEMES tor .Narch 1899
1000 Dollars
Virginia state EOffery,
For the benefit OF the Petersburg Benevolent Mocha
mic Association Glass No . for 1850 To be drawn at
Alexandria Va, on Saturday, 9h March, le%'.
600, 500 l7g7 y 30 prizes of 81 600, 50 o. 400,
80 of 300 1870 Of 300. 60 Of 100. &c.
Tickets only $40 Halves So Quarters 81 90.
Certificates OF Packages of ~ Whole Tickets SAD
~ do 81 Half do ~
Do do 26 Quarter do %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07
GRAND SCHEME

NJ Certificate OF packages of Whole Tickets in
this Splendid Lottery. will be sent for $3.50, Halves,
Quarters and Eighths in proportion. Whole Tickets
500, Halves 10, Quarters 5, EIghths 90
Tickets in ali Lotteries for sale in the greatest varie
iyby ChAolAlN SLah T.
February % 92-"oll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07
CEARkE'S OFFICE.
Richmond Virginia.
$4,000, $4,000.
Alexandria Lottery,

For Internal Improvement in The District of Columbia,
Class 2 for 1889 To be drawn positively, at Alexan-
dria D. c. on Saturday, the ooh Of April, IS39.-D.
s GREGORY * Co. Managers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07

YOUNG GENTLEMAN qualified 10 teach the
"a Latin and English languages, and desirnus OF study
inr aw wishes obtain situation MS private Teacher
in the family of n LAWYER whore he may have the be-
neli, Of access 10 his library. Address, B., Endeld
King William, Va.
March . Giving
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07
Bir1i,nia Slate lottery.

For the benefit Of The Town Of Wesburg, Glass No Z,
for 1889 To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Satur-
day, :i0lh March, 1889.
SCHEME Capital so COO 10 600, 5000, 3,l40, 5000
800 900, 80 prizes of | 600
Tickets only Sl0-Hnlves 5-Quarters = 90
Certificates of Packages of % Whole Tickets $50
For april 2HM. 1889.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07

J. H. to,alI, Shuckoc HI, Richmond, VI.
j. Thompson. IT,. z, NJ Goochl nd e. H., Virginia.
J. :. Ea-!ay, +. NJ, lilIifiI, {. II. to
F.. 4. ilulIorny, T. NJ, ClaIksrilIc DO
II. Perkins, T.. NJ: Loving5'on 90
AliwGith Alien, Drummond Town DO
Nottingham 4 Oldham EastHI!!c %
:. :. Smith, ..wishur. d"
II. Carver, =. ~, Madison C. II. 40
Shepherds X iluftsoOk. Palmyra 90
DaTron Saunders, Doe Hill d"
Il f.. Bu-k,rouI. Williamsburg d"
:. = ter. Ncv Kent County 10
i, WrIr, CHARLES Cry County d"
4. 4. I'ulu dn 40
+. Iawcs Scnt,svIe, rowhatan CO., do
! T.. liarr:s. =. VI. Orange &. Il. DO
Wm e Roberts, p. NJ. Mount iiorcb, do
T.. Foxes. Bermuda Hundred, DO
81 :: =. Fr,Te, ilgiftN, North CafOiias.
T.. \ i. Waite, WarrcnIon do
J,lic, * Bun.. WIiams!nro do
L. 4 u. Baker, LrI;shGfg DO
William Peek. EaI"irh do
'''"'''' ' b. ERANDRETH, ". D.,
gil Brnliway, Ncw York.
X g. All traveller, have from Power Of Attorney proved
before Clerk of the county OF New York. Observe a. .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07

TaJllE subscriber. takes pleasure III informing the
3 friends Of the Richmond Manufacturing Co, and
the Pubic in general. that that Company has again re-
snmed is manufacturing operations aud that he is pre-
pared To execute orders &C. yarns &C. at the market
rates. and Of qnrlity that must give satisfaction. Their
Cotton Factory having received whin The last months
a general repair besides addition OF about 900 new
spndie- OF the most approved description the product
Of the Factory will BE- daily increasing. and thu sub
scr:brr vii be the better able to meet all demands for
OznaburS and Sheetings, the sotng trade opens.
THOMAS JELLlS,
.7gent Richmond .Ioautnc'"i"g Company
Fci, 70 S@-2Iwiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07

YSNERRJR-Ihe full brother 10 Eclipse, LIghtt0ol,
T. Shark, Black aud Bay Maria and amongst the
largest thorough bred horses in the Stale Of Virginia,
being fully ) feet 6 inches high, and well proporoned
lie is beautiful dark brown He will sandat Charlotte
Court house Va 50, the season, and 81 to the groom.
For PARTICULARS, see hand bills.
T. P RICHARDSON,
K. J. GAINES.
Fah1 o. Pa y6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07

ayr LEDGER This very fine Stallion. the full bro.
go ,hr- to the noted race mare. ARIEL Lance and kel
lev (go by American Eel sr) will stand The present
90 n n nv stable within miles rf Warrennn, Fauqucr
county Va. at $50 The season. md 81 10 the groom
He has proven himself and good oa.gettrr For
particulars see iandbls A t. PAYNE
Feh rs g2-2aw6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07
NO DELAY.

Tie spccdics and comfortable Line that has err "'
run betrccn ME North and SGnth
nN THURSDAY the 2Sth inst, the splendid sean
er Augusta, will leave the wharf a, "as.'"I''
CIV precisely at O'Clock, p NJ and in conjunci"
with the Richmond and Fredericksburg, the Rchm''.
and Petersburg and Roanoke Railroads, Will ccn'''s
hereafter /" by the following schedule prescribed "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07

HHORuS MuLTIChULlS 10000 Single r,,
We Cuttings al - cents each, Roots 10 Gents
Northern.
100000 Single Bud Cuttings at cents each. Root,
% s-Vmgnian- deliverable IN whole trees or ses
rate As The season is short PERSONS distance r,
choose the kind wapted. and forward orders q, onr
without loss Of time. Apply. post paid, to
} II d. LOWNES,
Feb II to5-tfl .7gcHt Rtchmond ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07

Nos IL Is SO Ube second capital prize, S23o0)
10 81 S5t two other capitals.
The 81 $50 prize and Nos. 81 G3, were in the
same package. This is luck indeed So you see Hoyts
lot OF prz 5 is always the largest!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07
CgVViV''V " Wv" "-"fVV7I fVf7VV
alexandria lottery.

Class No 2. Tor $50.
To be dram at 1trandra, d c. poSttreiy Saturday.
2Oh april. 1879
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07

.iOtce 10 iObHcco Planters
A Ii Tobacco, delivered at c.rhcr OF he Drpo's mp
q the Basin, inFnaedr be sen, 10 Scab,ook Wac
house. will b" received The terms as at either e
the ether Warehouses IN this city
EURCU * GOODE.
Inspectors al Scqjyook's Uac,logr
February 9Th. 1889. CO 2lg!m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07

FEThE Subscriber respectfully informs the citizens IS
2 this city, and any strangers residents of this Stat,
that he has The list appended 20 memorial 10 the Io
aru,e praying bounty All friends 10 he cau,e.,,
requested 10 call to day and add their names as j, i, d.
sirabe to present ii on Monday next
j II d LOWNES
Cross street leading 10 Mayr's bucra
March CT
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Which will carry the great mail and Pa'se"-
through both ways, wenty-iour hours less time '''
has ever before been effected 80:
The steamboats, on the Potomac have been GOV.
through course Of preparation for this scrT.cr, :.
will be ready by the time appointed In ret'HHs ",
patent safety valves have been introduced to pre-.
the possibility of an accident and nothing "'s va
omitted which can contribute to the Comfort ana '
nence Of passengers. The cars, coaches ana ~'."
tive power on The different railroads on Inc i"r' -
the FIRST order for safety and comfort, having
apaT, for this particular duty, aud our men are
careful aud attentive. Passengers Will incur ~ ,I
whatever except that. necessary for taking ,n''
An agent Of line Pos, Office DPpartmsnt W." Oe ~ h.
s,so, attendance to distribute the mails on o"'''
boats and cars, 60 that a simple change OF o's f,:
be all that is necessary In going South the cai r.
Wilmington, and Of the GreensvIe, Case" ,'rc d.
leigh Railroads will continue the route Immeu' ,,.
the arrival Of our trains al their respective Pol's
nec,ion and in going North The connection VIII Os
" complete.
Office r F. Il p. +. Co, 20 H.
February p, 1896.
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X g. All traveller, have from Power Of Attorney proved
~ ~. ~ TS-2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07

vE1uE Stage for Taprahannock VIII hereafter lesys
a. Richmond on Tuesdays and Fridays. aud Tam,
hammock on Sundays and Wednesdays all A " md
returning will reach Richmond "n Sundays ard We.
ncsdaYs. and TaPrahamnock on Thursdays aud FriGa,s
b. & NJ.
Ths Infringement vii! give unusual dispatch On H.,
RoHtc To mail aud passengers In consequence Of, Tho
exavagaut pr,c which the contractor tas 10 r7y ara
his determination 10 furnish Ia the rravrilin, comm
nifty elegant accommodation. he fines himself can
PEELED 10 require, from sGch passenger, len cents ms
and So passenger between Richmond aud Tagp,h,,'
mock Children under IL years OF age haIiprice E,co
passenger allowed 40 lbs Of his own baggage st a.
charge. GEO. JOHNSON
February ~ SD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07

the idea tina, they are Wings; What have We heard
upon this floor; His friends not only rs, that lie s not
Wing but hey say that he occupies he old aud true Jack
son ground They contend that he occupies tina, ground
which the whole Jackson party occupied in lcil; and
they claim great credit for him on account OF his cen
sstrncy They insist tina, he has not Ccs,red but that
Nj. Van BurCn has 1t is no recommendation # Mr.
Rves 10 me. that he has deserted Mr.. Van Bnrcn he
cause he has abandoned of those measures ui &c
neral Jacksons, which collcd forth my cuds d nrnc
alton. | put ii to Wings, If Mr. Rves abandonment;
of Mr. Van Buren, because of his renuNcalIu Of
of the heresies III General Jackson, which called forth
their berest has recommended him 10 them:
Is there Wing here present, who will say that Gen.
Jackson administration every act Of which ~! Kves
susiained) any better than Mr. Van Bureaus, which
he opposes put it TO candid hg 10 sly, if it
was not infinitely wnr,s: Sir, do n" hesitate say
twasso-Mr Van Buren has rrnounccd verai of rhos.
heresies of General Jacksons, which |, in crulmon
with the whole Wing purity, most loudly ccnde nnCd
General Jackson, al The time OF The removal Of the
depostes claimed. not olny for the General Govern
me n but for The Executive branch Of it, the right to
regulate the currency. This assumption Mr. Van Bu
rem formally rCnOunccd in his FIRST MesSagelie Mes.
sage al the special session. Cen Jackson denied the
right Of Congre enquire into Executive abuses with
out their being first specification Of Ihem-uEd even
then he denied the right of examining The officers ot he
Government TO discover those abuses. This immunity
Of the public officers iTnmsC Cong SsOnnl scrutiny, Mr..
Van Buren, has expressly epudIaed. Al the time Of The
removal Of the dSp0Ses Gen. Jackson claimed ha, all
the Executive officers officers and amenabe
only to MIN Nj Van Buren, has disclamed this power
But Sir will mol be betrayed into running parallel
between Gen. JGckson's Administrations ard Mr.. Van
Burens; for do not anticipate that any Wing ill take
issue with upon the assertion hut Mr. Van Burcns
Administration IS not worse than Gen. Jacks"ns Is il
then any recommendation Of Mr. Rves that lie support
ed The latter and opposes the former; For he il
mrmhered that Mr. Rives sheweda disposition 10
abandon The Democratic party. they call themselves,
until they were utterly broken down and prosua,cd ~
the explosion ot his pet bank system He never quit
his patty Ill! disaster and uin beell them.
MIR Speaker, told that Mr. Rves is opposed to
the Administering and that that makes him good Whig
enough Or. IN other words. if he will help "a put
these that are IN eat, and I" put who ont a-ihot
this makes ham Wing. Sir. as hig who has fought
long and ardeny. if not ably, in their ranks ndig
nanty ePe THE as an aspcrsinn When char aed
ciple and only going for place, repealed the ACCUSE
nn. libel upon We have always c aimed 10
fgh, for principle, and only for principle shall
belle all OF former professions acknowl. dye
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27
sHERIFF,s SALE.

SHERIFF,S SALE.
Louiza E. Girald, J On Attachment issued
VS. : 10th day of March
S. d. Hall, 1889.
10y virtue ofthe above stated cases to
II me directed, | will expose to pub
lie sale for cash, at the Courthouse door
the town of Canton, on the
FIFTH MONDAY OF april 1889.
The following property, to wit:-Two
Hundred and fifty bushels of Corn, more
or less, a lot of Fodder.
Levied on as the property of the said
defendant, and will be sold to satisfy the
above stated cases.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, .Sh'f.
By ]. L. HErH, Dep'ty.
April 90, 1916 Pr fee S3]
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CoRoNERs SALE.

CoRoNERs SALE.
Benz. B. Frizell, Fl Ia on BOND
VS. to April Term,
]. H. Andrews and 1899, in Madison
securities. Clrcuit Cour'-
DY virtue of the above stated case
y to me directed. will expose 10 pub
lie sale for cash, at the Courthouse door
in the town of Canton, on the
Fifth Monday in April 1889,
The following Negro Slaves to-wit:
ANTHONY and WIFE, CELIA.
HILBERT AND WIFE, JUDY AND
CHILD, JOHN, TON, MARY IND
DIANA.
Levied on and will be sold, as the prop
erty of John H. Walker, to satisfy The
above stated ease
WILLIAM JOINER,
Coroner.
April 90, 1889. I5-I6 PR fee s5l
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sHERIrr,s SALE.
NOTICE..

4 LII persons indebted to the Brandon
- Bank will find one OF the under
signed at Slaughters tavern, IN canton,
prepared to make full settlements we
shall be here for several weeks.
JAS. A. KING,
.r;rGrste +. l.. SWAMI.
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..psuALs SALE.

u.,e,, and Circuit court United
sresnhe' States, Al. Fl. IA. to
lnnis, Nav term 1899.
q Hunter & snr'ties
nv virtue OF the above stated cases, to
ne directed, by the honorable cir
.nnrt United States for the Southern
c. Of Mississippi. shall expose to
pl si;. sale. for cash, at the Courthouse
POO n the town OF Canton, Madison
county, =,
IT, following property, to wit:-One
II, ~ and Lot in the town of Madison
NJ ~ No. ia; Household aud Kitchen
v VIZ among which are the follow
: a,,;c,es, one Secretary, one Bed and
Lls 4:, . two Cows, ten Hogs more or
les. -. ,,.a~.,, r. Z N
r,a~ber. and will be sold to satisfy debt
and cost. -:
.,escribed By law. April %.
w. NJ. GWIN, Marshal.
By w. J. NoRMANT, deputy.
.oril n, 1919 lPr fec 81
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27
Law NOTICE.

% T. DEARING & O. II. SINGLETON
ANlNG associated themselves IN the
practice of the Law, will attend
The several Circuit Courts OF Madison,
Alfalfa, Leake, Rankin and Kinds coun-
tios, and also the several Superior Courts
holden at Jackson.
canton. April 81. 1889. io-h
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27
MARSHAL,S SALE.

MARSHAL,S SALE.
Brown & simington, Circuit court unltea
Duke & Pisg & suritiesS term 1889.
10Y virtue of the above stated case to
IL me directed by the honorable cir
cult court United States for the Souther IN
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 Fourth Monday in Apra nezf,
Four Likely Negro Slaves,
10 wit-Elick, Tanner, Catharine and
Sarah.
Levied on as the property OF SAID de-
PENDANT, and will be sold to satisfy the
above stated case.
Sale to take place within the hours pre-
scribcd by law
w. NJ. GWIN, Marshal
By ]. F. Cook, deputy.
PoSTPoNMENT.
The sale of the above described prop
eriy is hereby postponed until the OH
Monday in April, 1889.
w. NJ. GWIN, Marshal.
By j. +. Cook. Deputy
April p, 10 Pr fee S2o
FRESH DRUGS, OIL. AND PAINTS,
And Botanic Medicines,
lust received and for sale ey
january ~
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

Ford & Sutherland, \ On Fl. ia. on bond to
VS. April term, 1889, in
EpraIm Taylor, and ( Madison circuit court.
Jones L. Jones,
RY virtue Of the above stated case 10
- me directed, will expose to public
sale, for cash, at the Courthouse door
IN the town of Canten, on the
FIRST MONDAY IN NAY, 1889,
The following property, to wit:-One
good Wagon, and three first rate Yoke
OF Oxen
Levied on as the property of Ephraim
Taylor, and will be sold TO satisfy the
above stated case.
5. NJ. FLOURNOY, Shf.
By ]. A. WALKER, Deputy.
April q, 1917 Pr fee So
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Hoy virtue of the above stated cases to
II me directed, by the honorable circuit
court U. S. for the Southern District of
Mississippi, l will expose to public sale,
to the highest bidder, for cash, before
the Courthouse door in the town Of
Canton, Madison county, on the
THIRD MONDAY IN APRIL NEXT,
Thirty-four likely Negroes, to witt
Amanuel, Tanner, Amuel, Lavenla, Lee
man, Aron, Lurmatha, Mary, Pegga and
children, Mary, Sampson, Gillalea, Ste
ven, Sarah, Robin, Barbery, Fanny,
Cathern, EmaIy, Dianna, Jacob, Mary,
Bill, Tailor, Margaret, Wilson, Paterson,
George, Mary, Albert, Jim, Mary and
Sam.
Levied on and will be sold to satisfy
the above stated case.
w. NJ. GWIN, Marshal.
By J. F. Cook, deputy.
April 6, 1889.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-27
NIARsHAL.s SALE.

MARSHALsS SALE.
Samuel Mathews, 7 Circuit court United
vs. States n IA % Nav
R. S. & Susan Hodge term 1899
and surity,
RY virtue of the above stated case 10
IL me directed, by the honorable cir
cult court United States for the Southern
District of Mississippi, | will sell for
cash at the Courthouse door IN the town
of Canton, on the
THIRD MONDAY IN april. 1888.
The following Negroes, TO wIt--Abram,
Sam and Susan.
Levied on as the property Of said de-
PENDANT, and will be sold to satisfy the
above stated case.
w. VI. GWIN, Marshal,
BIZ J. F. Cook. deputy.
April s,