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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04

Tho FRS, Shad brought TO the New York Mar
kct tins season, brought 81.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04

The Boston Atlas, says that il IS enabled
to announce the flct that the Governor OF
Nalue-all the members Of Congress from
tina, State, with the exception Of that patr
otto Loco Foco, MIR. Virgil Delphlnl Paris
dad a large majority II The Name Leg
islatUre-have signed an application TO the
President, IN favor Of the appointment OF
Daniel Webster as The Special Minister TO
Great Britain.
The Roslon Transcript, also saws that it
has the above information from an auihen.
TIC aud Indlspulable source.
Ii is stated also, by the Louisville Jou.
nal, that Col. johnson, the Wee President
on passing through Louisville on his way
home, informed one Of his friends that be
had an interview with the President, and
urged, With all his powers Of persuasion,
lbe appointment, Of tho Boston Senator, and
that he had siron. hopes Of its being made.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-04

Bounty on Silk.-The Committee on
Manufactures, in the Legislature Of Mary.
land, have reported Bill granting boun-
ty of o cents per pound on cocoons, and 81
per pound on reeled silk raised in the State.
THIS bounty, although small, compared TO
what is offered in some of the States, par.
ticularIy Georgia, where the bounty on
cocoons is 50 cents per ID. and 81 on silk,
will add an impetus to the silk business,
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-05-04
STANDARD Of MISSISSIPPI MO
NEY TN NEW YORK.

From Siloester3' Reporter, Of Marco 20 1889.
Agricultural Bank, hatcher, Mi, ~
Planters Bank pnd branches, 90
Bank Of Vicksburg, e
Bank Of Grenada, ~
fank-of Lexington, ~
Bank of Port Gibson, II
Benton and Manchester Banking Company, 81
West Fe!ciana Rail Road Company, is
Citizens Bank Of Madison county, y
Commercial Bank Columbus, II
Commercial Bank Natchoz. y
Commercial Bank Rodney,
Com. e. Rail Road Bank Of Vicksbufg. \
Commercial Bank Of Manchester,
Grand Gulf Rail Road 4 Banking Co., =
fernando Rail Road & Banking Co, :
Lake Wash. & d. G.. R. r. 4 Banking Co.,
Miss & Ala. r. r. g. Banking Co, Brandon. 6
Mississippi Shipping Co., Natchez, !
Mississippi Rail Road Co.., do
Mississippi Union Bank,
TombiCby r. R. g. Banking Co., Columbus,
vicksburg Water Works,
! Aberdeen & Pon,otcc Banking Co,
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-05-04
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Sec. Of the Treasury.

-,
Ala picture sale N London n loo<'
49,, ~'i,@ an l5tr roina,s Tnbort three
,ba',,ond lbrca Kindred dollars. and All
~ '.f9l.r,as 4, ,,r,nrrtion Wben MS be-
M, ~ III. III Ill., roar WA quito i'm,
aa4,ba odn,nop3. simultaneously cheercd
,be n;ctDro NJ clon,jna thor hands.
=
,,, IN r., 'Ro' IN .,... ,l,nttba INK hon
side. the first IRON sailing vessel ever sent
from England on foreign voyage, reach-
ed pernambaco I'M Az days from Liver,
pool. The compassos were not affected
bv t!la material OF the vessel, bit were
found Is traverse with The same accuracy
MS IA vessels constructed Of timber,
,,ar ,,,,,,,rod :, in,
Z ~ 80 VIZ '9 \, ra-t Il, henl,inr 81
III If aFpE;,a5oInb;a 7, ,yaa need
3onn : 'l - , w. - VA. ,"o 80 term
:" ~ ,to Nm, VT Gu, of .
p'.lsi INV. y - ''-J ~
gr,:s ,g;so o,o,g6 who knows bimself-
aroet caonrl Who masters himsclf--rich
rnonirh ,sbo cioys hiInsell--and happy
oaongh who lives we'll.
~ 49,, Nan, yorL lofter writer's.
saws that Mr.. Sergeant, the author Of We
los.o II engaged il another tragedy. 4
X entitled tThe Serf;n and the PRINCIPAL
character Il adapted to the peculiar hts
trjouic abilities Of Mr. FORREST, who mas
uado 4 muniieent otter TOR the manps-
cript
-o3 Knowing tho little leisure this surpris-
M rnn rossesseg. at seeing an announce
nent in one Of the last foreign papers. tc
Tho following odect:--
'.Nf 0'Cannell viii publish, N the
curse Of next month, the first volume q
liz history ct Ireland: INC volume EN-
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-05-04

lrThe pree for announcing candidate WA
be sl0,- name SAL BE announced pn!es' Ny
particular request
ar We aro authorized to announce
Theodore HE'AnighG,
as Il candidate for the Office Of SHERIFF /
of Amite county, at the ensairg NoSem-
Der election
u We haze been authorized to announce
II. ]. SPURLOCK
as a candidate for State Legislature, at the
ensuing November election.
rrwo hayo been authorized BY tho friends Of
AARON BUTLER, ST..
10 announce hmas candidate for State bcgi-
stature, at tho ensuing November election
ar We have been authorized 70 announce
AARON ROBINSON
as candidate for the Office Of SHERIFF, q
the next November election.
STEPHEN II. DAVIS
Has authorised Us to announce him as candi-
date for reelection 10 thc Office Of Clerk Of Che
Probate Court Of Amito County, at the ensuing
November election.
~ We arc authorized 70 announce
GEO. G.. M'KNABB
ia-Opposod to the GALLON Law in all shapes
a, Candidate for STATE LEGISLATURE
.sor Pike county, at tho ensuing November cleo
ton
rT We have bocn authorized to announce
WADE IT. GIBSON
ID candidate for the Office Of SHERIFF, Of
Pike county, at the next November election
~ We have been authorized to announce
BARTON LEA
as a candidate for the office of SHERIFF. o.
Pike county, at the next November election
/ ar we have been authorized to announce
JESSE HlILIARD
d 4 candidate FOR the Office Of Assessor and Col
octor 'or Amitc county, at the next November
election.
We haze been requested to announce
A Z. M. DAVIS, as u candidate for e
election to the office Of Clerk Of the Cir.
cult Court Of Amite couaty, at the en-
suinq election, IN November next.
n7-Wo are authorized TO announce
ELISHA l.. TARVER, as candldat
: for the Office of Assessor and Collector
Amito county, at the next Nov election
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-05-04

here are tbrec Phrases WhicH W "ui
mind embrace the spirit Of all the maxims
or works, on social economy, ever written;
Live moderatey--hayo business--and
mind il strictly.
IowA.-scity Of Iowa" is to be the
name Of The seat Of government of Iowa
territory, as specified by an act Of the le-
gislature. Three commissioners have
been appointed to select location and
sunerintend the erection Of the public
buildings,
There Il an Eastern story Of person
who taught his parrot to repoa' only the
words NWhat doubt Is there OF thatt' lie
carried it to the market for sale, fixing
the price tl00 rupees a Mogui ass
ed the parrot, care you worth 100
rupecs9n The parrot answered, "N nat
doubt Is there Of thstT The Mogui TaT
delighted and bought the bird, lie soon
found out this was all it could say
Ashamed now Of his bargain, he said to
himself, Il vast fool to buy this bird -
The parrot exclaimed, as usual--"What
doubt is there Of thatp
"Wcare in the midst Of revolution"
MS the man said when lie was caught N
1 tho fv wheel Of a steamboat
A Young woman brought before the
Boston Police, alleged in defence of her
responsibility, that she was acquainted
with sail the lawyers in New York. :" She
was Instantly committed for six months
4 Three or four reverend gentlemen and
their reverend ladies', left Salem, Mass
for the Bombay mission, in the carly part
Of this month,
DuEra--A duel was fought about the
8th ult. at MOSCOW, Tennessee, between
A. ]. Donnclson, Esq, the adopted son Of
Gen. jackson, and Henry Robson. Both
we're slightly wounded.
It is said that Ali Pacha, sovereign q
Egypt, with all the principal members d
bis Court, has been drowned in the Mic
BY the upsetiing Of nircn steamboat,
AMAiGAMArloS,- seyenty-two "wofnef
of Boston, have petitioned the Massachu
sets Legislature for the repeal OF al law
prohibiting the intermarlages hel#e2i
black and whites,
To study mankind, s not learning +
2 haze them. so far from such a maloeoleu
! end, tits learning to bear and live easil
with them.
CAmirG ON q LARGE ScALE.--The NJ,
bile Chronicle Of the 18th, complains BIZ
terly of the vast sums which the gambler
viii carry of from that place during tn
races. Il says Mobile lost all, IN rae
for $4,000 i side And estimates III
losses Of that city in the amusement a
100000.
It has Been shrowdIy remarked by som
one, that there are four orders Of women
the PEAcocKs with whom dress is ali; ID
MAarIEs, with whom chatter is all tn
TURTLES, with whom love is all; and th
PARADIsn BfRDs, above them all.
A wag sometime ago, advertised cai
rage to perform without horses with on
one wheel, and invited the curious 10 me
chanics TO see II. Many Of tho men
bcrs Of the Society Of Arts attended, an
in the ardour Of their expectation, wer
shown---G tc5eel barron.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-05-04
S7esaReeo

(hN ~ 18Th a't amr"e iAai r}
y y itfvih ne.e ~egc
Il. .ha qnJauigaed At lapaFea, ln
note dated ia 1897 payable Y
al ey afP W. liarris, r tf Hm
&. eiegfn lp7a3 and ninety ag,
afs and ;ar-s r.hreQ Goats, efAbl' ~ I'll
70 E4H falan aad Sylvester JH'ili
elso. note aaine date. payable 70 'he
5ar M aaid Harris, lor the Same amt
srma date, anj czccutec hy the sans
ja4tos--also, n9te lgr the same ah''
arnc date. payable q snid Harris. ana
executed bv said Van Norman and Buhi
and g-aah Cain also, 2 note l,'r iRt5
threo doiiaTs. PAYABLE 70 the same paF-
N. made by 7. b Van Norrnan---aiso,
! note for the sum Of two hundrod and
tblrtv-f9Rf dollars and eightysoyen and
a half cents, made by Henry liphtsPay
able % the order OF said Harris
The public are notified not to trade
fyr any Or either Of said notes, and me
debtors are rsq9ifrd 70 make payment
to no person except myself, Or AaTriss
in person the said notes were nol cir
dorscd by said Harris.
A liberal reward viii be given for Il 2
apprehension q any person having eita Z
eli Of said notes ia pessesaion
A. III. DUNN, Atty ut Law,
Jackson, AprA 7-tl
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-05-04
PENEY " OODs - 80 e.
ET A2 WI = .

There are three phrases which to our
mind embrace the spirit Of all the maxims
or works, on social economy, ever written
Live moderateiy-havea business-andl
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-05-04

apply as we'll to a bank corporation as 20
the idle ,agabond Who makes nothing and
consumes all.
But there are other individuals besides
those who arc engaged in banking, that
NAV be considered useful ana necessary,
who arc not Iaborers, and consequently,
non producers Of wealth. There is the
lawyer, the doctor, tho divine, am the
teacher, al necessary 70 the assistance Of
tho Community MS admited that these
men are rerg necessary, but il ,snot adj
United that ihoy should consume al and
produce nothing, that they should grow
fat and the producer grow poor, Now there
is an error some ahcio, aad the people
have tae correction Of il. The process by
which wealth passes from the hands Of the
producer to thoao of the nonProdpcer, i
one Too grayious 80 bear, and should be
stopped. lNCoUS'lo'
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-05-04
.Al,.yN,,.N,..NUNCEMENTs

1TThe price Cor announcing candidates VIII
be sI0,- 40 name SAL Be announced pn!ea9 ny
request
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-05-04

Making the aggregate out
standing SboVo,4S@ -
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-05-04
state of MississiDpS,
AMLTE COUNTY, SIS.

AMI - Nv 1A4 4 = 1870
To all persons interested in die Lands, ien-
cments and hercditameats Of hcsiah
Hicks, deceased ,--GREETINc.
WyOU are hereby cited to be and APP
pear before the Probate Court Of
sand county, at the next May Term
thereof, and shew cause If any You can,
why an order should not be made directing
the sale Of the following real estate ofsaid
deceased, viz: Lot No 3, in Square No. !,
on the plan Or mapof the town Of Liberty
containing ono halIacro ofgrounl.
Witness the Hon, John Wal
ker, Judge OF the Probate
Court Of the county Of Amito
the fourth Monday in March
a. d. 1880.
Issued G5ih March, A. d 1889.
s. RI. DAVIS,
Clerk Probate
March 80 6-6i PTS fee ST.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-05-04

Has aalhorisedus to announce him as candi-
date for reelection 10 the Office Of Clerk Of Che
Probate Court Of Amito County, At the ensuing
Novcmber elaetIon
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-05-04
hlrssIsslPPr UNION BANx,
Jackson, 4th. April, 1889,

JdAkSOlis tbbli' A PAA'3 80
a ri meeting Of the Board I'D
- rectors, held this day it was
Rcsoloed, That, with the view otar-
ranging the stock, and putting the
branches of this bank into operation 20
early as practicable, all mortgages for
securing stock on subscription now made
shall be executed on or before the first
Of June, 1889
Rcsolpcl further, That the commits
sioners in the respective counties appoln
ted to open the books for subscription
to stock, be allowed five dollars per
day for each day actually employed,
in receiving and having recorded the
mortgages offered as security Tor the
stock that each subscriber may be en-
titled to the amount for said services tc
be verified by affidavit, and the fees ioi
recording said mortgages to be paid By
the subscribers.
Extract from the minutes.
WIN. ?. GRAYSON,
Cashier.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-05-04
HENRY G. STREET,
Attorney arssg GGsEga scssesf'
az F4sR w,

llEl5AaAti - HtAi2s7s
Reference il respectfully made toMessrs.
RryNoLDs, BrRSr, 81 60.
CAMrnEll s. HATcH, ~ Orleans.
TAYLOR g. MEDLEY,
And Capt. WAITER N BARarrE,
Fob. 23.--l-tf Bayou Sara.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-16

"a u re has saeTih red he jeaTest Measures foF
his eounfry's good--fhat be has since he begzn
bis career been IS frs, foremost. warmest and
abiest defeHder--no one can dens--and has So
ldeservedly won Tor himself the Psoudest appel
lalion ever bestowed upon maB--ihai OF ..sz-
iiouT Of ilis country.
fef. Notwithstanding al Observation-Disclosures
ing al the important services he has rendered
his country, public reward has been withheld
from him By the Nation, ard his rame b his
enemies and designing deriagegacs. has been
sought to be covered With iufamv ard d5zzvsce.
The black AMI uawarrgntcd c.larec of bargain
and iairigre was Taiscd against MIN and thun-
dered in the ears of lac people uf:ii they were
stunned and lost = reason. And eyesf uosr
venal paitizqns are striving 20 bring obliquy
up5n bis fair fame. and the Wing parv. 81
blending them with tie dcluded and disgrace
fgi hoard OF the nortb-lhe Tag ends of pr
soDs--Paupers aEd vagran,s--thc abolitionistz
"a part---no not Pariy--but a sei-a misc
% contemplate set-searcely low enough
for our contempt, but toe contemplate 70 BE-
desP;scd.
But his enemies lave failed, AID vi1 fall
his course is onward ard u2wasd-thc pondc-
rous mass OF ca!umny under which they have
sought 10 bury his name Is now rolling back
and wiz crush ttcat in us returning fall. The
strong feelings of unwarrantcd prejudice to
Henry Clay, By which the people have so long
been swAyed and governed are passing away,
and reason IS again resuming her empire and
her throne. The nIIsts raised around his name
by caIumny and vitupe-ation are being dispel-
led under its genial influence. and the people |
now, as they have often done before in times of
peril look for the preservation of their govern
Inent, their country, and their Liberties, to the
Patriot, the Orator, the Statesman, of Kentucky
HENRY CLAY.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-16
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURES.

\ Bill entitled an act, 10 autsoyIse TIE 6'trt-
| ness Of Baakiag,' has passed IA. house OF IL P
reseniatiyes, and is supposed viii also recsiYe
the sanction of the Senate.
We learn that the Pos, Note Bill authorizing
the Union Bank to issue 100000 Post Notes
bearing interest of not more than 6, NOR less
than per cent, has passed the Legislature.
This Is the only measure that can bring relief
10 the community, or prevent great sacrifice
of property; and we learn that it is thought
that the Governor will veto il. Let him do ii
and the people will certainly veto aim next
November. We have understood that the Pre-
siden; of the Bank states that If the Legisla-
tnrc gives their sanction, he viii issue Post
Notes regardless Of the Governors veto.
4 Bill has also been introduced in the Lc-
gislature to transfer 10000 shares of stock be-
longing 10 the State, now vested in the Plan
,er's Bank, to tie Mississippi Rail Road and
Banking Co. for the purpose OF enabling that
Bank Tie better to proceed with the constTuc-
ton OF the Rail Road from Natchez 10 this
place. We think that this is one of the most
important and beneficial measures for the peo-
pie in the middle counties that has been pre-
scented 10 the Legislature for its sanction
The completion of the Rail Road from
Natchez to this place is measure that we all
feel the greatest interest in, and the transfer
of the State Stock from the Planters 70 that
Rank. Womb enable i TO place he whole read
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-16


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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-16
sAr.-I.Ez aND caNToN RAIL-xyAY.

We are .ratified TO perceive the increasing
interest taken n this work. 1t is the leading
improvement OF the State. and is in the hands
of wise, efficient, intelligent and Perseyering
President and Directors. Their exeTtioEs have
already effected more for the company than
could have been expected, from !, G means
within their conuol-but those means are ike
ly 10 be greatly augmented By the action Of tn.
present Legislature-and the growing interest
and confidence of the community viii strength
en- them also.
We invite The attention of the public TO the
great Importance of this work--and TO the ad-
vantages of its early accomplishment. We
doubt not that it is about TO receive iH-
pulse-and We intend to lay before our readers
in future, all the information of its progress.
plans, benefits, &c, which we MAY be able 70
obtain.
We suggest 10 our friends in hatcher. the
projectors, patrons and managers of the Com
pany, the propriety Of giving the public more
light on the subject They may rely on the
co-operaiion of this section of the State-and
VIC VII cheerfsllv I'D in Forwarding the work
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-16
ATrACnMENE NoT1crs

We see our friend Barker of the Argus is
complaining that he cannot get pay for Attach
ment Notices, and asks for the suggestion of
some plan that viii do Justice TO the printer.
Our plan, friend of the Argus, is TO print no
such advertisements, unless the Clerk or At
torney will hold themselves resPonsible--or the
money paid in advance. We think this plan
fully adequate to remedy the evil.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-16

ls.deE coatEzei, ani eszzrg iis sPeedy eozaqar-
tioa,--it is to be hoped that he bili viii pass 4
become iaw-
The bill iatroduced By Gea- Foot fer the
suppression OF TIPPING Houses has passed both
Houses OF tie Legislature aad We learn has
received the sauc.ioa OF the Governor The
bail prevents the sale OF al spirits under hea-
" penalty. in less quantities than gailsn, ara
that not 10 be drank uPon the premises.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-16
ISsoLvENT NOTICE

RT virtue Of an order from the hon
orable. the Probate Court Of Mali
s,,n county, made al the November term,
1889. the undersigned, are appointed
Commissioner 10 audit and allow claims
against the estate of Franklin p Vii
son, deceased. I'VE shall IN obedience to
said order ATTEND al the Couniing-rcom
of Heard & bearing. in the town Of
Canton, on the first and third Saturday
IN every month, Commencing on the flrst
Saturday in March next.l until the next
June fern of the Probate coaFt for
that purpose.
T. ]. CATCHINGS,
JESSE HEARD.
]. t. DEARING
Tov,u,5ee rss-r~,-<
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-16
Tlae lth 81 10 -.

On the premises he.asz .isz-zlls-.i- sd -
CASH. % the h5ghese bshirr, the ls.-ase-
ing descri6c,l laad ana negcees. ea-s1r
The east half 81 secsien hge. easz h-t.a
soush-west quarter sectaaa ave. easE a.at
northwest quarter seeraan sl-Ar- ease
half northeast quarter ed ssceias ei.sar-
east half section nine. norta-@est sg,aar-
ter section nine- narth-wcsE elzarz-E s-e-
ton ten. east halt s1ulA-uls- gzar1er 81
section ten
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-16

The last two numbers of the Yazoo BANNER,
has come to us much improved in appearance,
and enlarged in size. Our cid friends the
.uessEs. Cofaeiae, have ruT best wishes for their
success, and that their banner may sill cor
tinue triumphantly to wave DER their ..,and Of
the tree,' the fearless expositor of republican
doctrine, and the successful and ardent sIpPor-
ter Of the ..PArKfoT'' whose name is blazoned
npon IT'S foid9.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-16
PUBLIC NOTICE.

a I the request OF number OF the
I "A citizens Oh Madison County, Col.
G.. Levy viii address the citizens Of
Madison county at Canton, at eleven
o'clock, on the forenoon al Monday the
25th of February inst.
Febrnarv Is. 1880 G-1
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-16
ADNENIsrRAroRrs sALr.


s-srs-aa - - -s--As- ~ s-.a aaaa4as1
he BIZ. The Psoaa'e Coa-s or ~ Euas
.counsy- fpps.nal, stsas Ia-zaa-s
term 1880. win olTsr for sase ~ tae
late residence of GeIhea iEaflsuav. -
ceased, on
Malay re eSss = 1lzrss. Issa.
The following deseziheI pareess - INA
Belonging . the estate ~ sal f-.czs.s.l
10 wit. - East hatf sou-h-eass easrse-
section thirty-F ar. tnrz ssaas:, tes- ra-ar-
two east. ~est h1lT sesai'a-usss sres-r
section tl4iFty-siwe- tawnSAia sen. ranae
fwo- east; east ka.f aaxfA-eas1 sna-se-
section three township ulae. r=n-se tvsa.
casts south half o est fa.f sssssh-szss
quarter scctioa fhsrty- Sss.. e ssasis., ~.
range two. east northwest ssznrssr ss.s-
ti0n 1hirty-iivc- rown>hip tea r1asa sss-.
east; north bali. east hslf seasF A-zest
quarter seetioa thlrsy-sive. ts@nshso tsr.
range tMa- easts weSt hall samsh-.sa.ss
quarter seetioa thirty ixe, ts8asa1p sea-
rage two. east
On = credit e one an fxo wears. ~.
parchaser giyiag bona and approved -
eurity-
JOHN II0LI.OWAY Afa>-
Of R~asea H. fe~'f.
Ees-1arv L. $50 Ell
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-16

Or 50 much therce. as shall -e suiar
10 satisfv the s1saS u1T dlae an aa1- En-
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nlade n the Jaauary reraa 1850. 1850 v.sll
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