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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-07

Meighi aud sanction 10 the md sholr q
tes trnciion- lis hounds have been Ions
~ tasii cry ngalnsf every thing caicugat
cd 70 raists up and sustain the public pros
pc riiy Those who have, by honest in
dustry and prudence, acquired wealth
are denounced as enemies 10 the poor
all aggregate or Incorporated wealth. TN.
great siin1ulant and support of enter.
PRISE, has been cried down. under The
odious name OF monopoly; The credi'
system, the banking system, as system
has been denounced. until it has retired
within lis shell, like tarrapin. aud iar
not put forth lis head: every thian han.
est has become the object OF hue and
cry, while every thing dishonest. If con-
necfed with the democratic party. has
been countenanccd and sustained. II Is
yam TO conceal the truth: the banks can
no longer inainIain more than q nominal
existence. The Treasury scheme.
or deluslon, must succeed; and the conse-
quence will be, that the banking and
credit system. founded on individual con-
hdence, must cease for a firne-for how
long no one can tell. The experiment
OF gold and silver IS the exclusive cur
rency must be made, and let it be made.
Every one must prepare for the specie
standard. Let not the country be de-
ceiSed by false hopes. Il is in vain for
The democratic party to tell the country,
after the mischief it has nude. that they
do not intend ultimately to destroy the
banks. ThIs indeed would not answer
their purpose; they wish that so much OF
them may remaln as may suffice for a
target for their corrupt press. and enable
lhem TO give false direction 10 the dis
pleasure OF the democratic party Take
then Your sab-Preasury and your specie
clause, which, two years ago. you de-
nounced as treason or notification; com
plete the work of prostrating our vast
internal trade, and our agricultural and
manufacturing Industry, rendering il
necessary TO resort to a direct tax or to
the creation of national debt, and then.
perhaps. another fragment of the demo-
cratic party, like the Conservatives. NAV
come over to the cause of the country.
and abandon the democratic party But
at present, the cause of that country is
gloomy lndeed-no man can form an
idea Of s-the beginning of the end''-but
clouds and darkness rest upot it. As
democrat of the old school, who have
been accustomed TO look upon public
officers as public servants. and who have
always considered the triumph Of party
as subordinate TO the prosperity of our
common country, | cannot speak of the
present state OF things but in terms of
honest Indignation.
III. NJ. BRECKENRIDGE.
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TAX COLLECToR's SALE.

Il WILL expose to sale to the highest
4 bidder, for cash, before the court
house door in the town of Canton,
On The First Monday an January 1910.
The following described lots, to wit:
one hundred and forly-eight, being part
of lot number one hundred and seventy,
fronting on Main street fifty feet, run
nin5 back one hundred and twenty five
feet; also, lots number one hundred and
ffty-fve, one hundred and fifty-six. and
one hundred and fifty-scven, in square
number ten; and lot number two hundred
and seventy, living and being in the town
Of jacksonville. Sold for the taxes Of
A. d. Barlow. for the year 1888.
J. II. VANNOY, Il. d c.
Dec. 7. 1859 pr fee Sc
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Canton Race

TEVHE races over the Canieu Course
= viii commence on We1inaslaE sha
25th day Of December NEXT and ul8
continue four DAYS
l day , mile heats-purse. $500
? day mile heats-Pur-e. @go
; day ! mile heats, Proprie-os's
purse, 500
day a SweePsiake; single dash pE a
mile, free for any Hose. Mare or tsesI-
ing.
On Tuesday, The day previoas 20 the
above races. a Sweeps, ake. fuF uasrlez
three year ODDS EG5rance SIuQ iu eeod
money-half forfeii-to namc auI close
the evening previous . tbs race
Rule Of the Old Club T. govern
WALTON & LEAGUE
Pgppriessrs-
A. TEAGUE. SecreiGry-
kosciOsko, Benton. ana Rayuue1a pa
Pers-Copy-
Nov. So. TG31-t8
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FINAL ENENT.

NOTICE is hereby given that viii. at
l the December term, 1889. of the
Probate Court of Madison county, pre-
sent my account for final settlement and
allowance on the estate Of Reuben Hol-
ioway, deceased, all who are interested in
a final settlement of said estate can attend
if think proper.
JOHN HOLLOWAY,
administrator.
Nov. 80. 1888. 47-5O
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NOTICE.

pY virtue of an order from the hon
- orable the Probate Court of Madi-
son county, shall offer for sale on the LIST
day OF January, lS4o, on the plantation
recently occupied by Rees and Lewis
Corzine, the individual interest of Rees
Corzine, decd, in and to a number OF
Likely Negroes, Horses, Mules, Stock.
Farming utensils, &c. And also the in
dividuaI personal estate of said deed on
n credit Of nine months tho iasirehaser
will be required TO give bond with APP
proved security.
II LCUT Afford. Admir-.
With the viii annexed Of
REEs CoRzINE. decd.
November 80, 1889. $50
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tx co1IEcron.s SIZE

4 WILL expose to sale to the highest
u bidder, for cash, before the court
house door in the town OF Canton,
On the Third M5naay in December 1899,
A NEGRO BOY NAMED CAPTAIN
Sold for the taxes Of E. r. Anderson,
for the year 1887 & 1888.
]. III. VANNOY, A. d G.
De. 4, 1889. As 70 Pr Zee ss3I
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LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.

LAND AND y NEGROES FOR SALE.
Ely virtue of a Mortgage TO Us execu.
. % ted by John III. Walker, duly re-
corded and legally forecIosed. we will
sell to the highest bidder on Monday tho
SiafA day of January neat, at the resi-
dence of SAID Walker, near Moor's
Bluff, in Madison county, the Plantation
on which he resides, containing eight
hundred acres. The land IS good, the
improvements on it superior and extern
sive, well timbered and we'll watered
with springs and wells
ALS0-.st the same time and place,
thirty-fhree likely Negroes, mostly
young. Among them are sixteen men,
twelve women, and FIVE children.
Terns.-Tne land will be sold on a
credit Of one and two years, the Purcha-
ser giving bond with personal security,
ADD Deed of Trust on the land FOR
the Negroes one half viii be required
doT n in current Mississippi money, the
balance a note at twelve months With
good person security The titles to the
above property are certainly good,
w. w. W8DLiNGTON,
POLLY wADLINGTON,
Executor and Erecafrir Of Mercer Had-
Tingt0n, decreased.
Dec. 3, 1889. 4s-l
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CHAMBERS = n,LEAg.


E ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens
of Canton and Madison county.
that they have formed a Mercantile part
nershiP under the above style, and have
Just received a large assortment of Dry
Goods, which they have opened in the
new Store Room of Doct. Feamster, on
the East side of the square; and as they
are determined to sell for Cash. they
offer inducements TO purchasers.
Canton, Dee. 7. 1889. 49,
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The State Of Mississippi.

MADISON COUNTY.
By tie Probate Court Of said Couaty
Two all persons interested in the lands.
II tenements and Entertainments oil
HUGH SIMPSON, deceased, Greeting:
You are hereby cited to appear before
the Probate Court Of said county at 4
regular term thereof, to be holden at the
courthouse of said county, on the fourth
Monday Of January next, then and there
TO shew cause if any you have, why
said court should not then order and de-
cree that the lands, tenements and here
ditaments of said deceased be sold, viz;
West half, northwest quarter, section
three, township eleven, range four, east.
Witness, the honorable WILLIAM S.
Ba1LY, Judge of Probate of said county
the fourth Monday Of November, in the
wear of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and thirty-nine, and seal Of said
court.
Issued the 4th day of December 1889.
]. T. CAMERON, OK.
December 2, 1889. AL
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Samss % >oa1
Rf virtue # the abovS ssas=8 eazes
- to me directed. I sill exPoSe - F.sh-
he sale, for cash. before rhe eeer - tae
Courthouse IN the sown Of CaH-on-
On ths SizfA day e Jr4sars 1870.
The whole intercs, Of slefeadaas Tesgae
IN and 10 a certain tract Or parces 81 laz.l
known as the Canton Race CCaFse. s5z.l-
ated IN township nine. range farce east )
and comprising Pars q thc wess half -
the south-easr quarter cf sectsoH u5ae-
teen; and part OF the wrst half Of sae
northeast quarter Of secfien fhsrfy-
Levied on and wlgi be sold 70 saslsss
the above stated eases
:. iAMBLEN. SAL
b JE.sz Bzows- IN, u
Nov 30, 47-52 Pr fee SIS
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TAILORING.

TESHE undersigned begs leave 10 in
form the citizens of Canton and vi
cinity, that he has returned. and commen-
ced the TAILORING BUSINESS in the
store lareIy occupied by Mcssrs. Cash.
Cox, & Co. He feels thankful for past
favors and solicits continuation of pub
lie patronage.
II. F. CLINGAN.
Nov. 30. 1889 as
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BRrcABE oRnER~.

BRIGADE ORDERS.
IiEAD oUazEEzs-1
Canton. Nov - 1889
EsHE Regiments composing tie 2as
IL Brigade. 81 D5vision. Nisszssru
Militia, viii parade for Reeves an DriIt
at the times and places foliowfn5-, Tx
The 2jih. or Col. Gartfey's X e5alrat.
at Canton on Saturday the 23I iast-
The 2Oth- or Col St0ae's R-g7sz-us- a.
Benton. on "Wednesday the 27th iusf
The 9th. or Col Mas Rexin1ens. e.
Lexington, On Saturday the 5Q-h ia#
The Isl, or Cot. Ioa-s' R-ssntenr. e.
Vicksbur-, on Wednesday The Ifth Ds-
cember-
The si;h, or Col Shslby's Res
Al Princeton, ca Wedaeslay she Is,a ~
December
The officers and non-cousnisss-1--i
officers Of each REGIMENT w5,f ueet r.
their respective Regimrutai ra-1e
grounds. on the tvo Previous dsvz hefsrs
the Review for Instruction. and friL
The Brigade STA r. w-iil - "a afre-ilaa,e
At each place armed and equipped az tle
lav directs
b. order Of Brigsslier GeneFaf.
". F. JONES
A. g. BENNETT. &st-le C-sa-us
Nov = 1850 4s-1
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FLOUR, RICE, SUGAR, sc.
z USr received and for sale,
81 1 barrels good old MonongahaIa wills
key,
barrls Holland Gin,
10 barrels Flour.
Barrels Sugar,
/ fierce Rice,
% Boxes Segars,
1000 lbs Bacon,
20 pieces Begging and Rope.
We wish to purchase a quantity Of
good Hides. for which a fair price viii
be given. J. d. SCOTT. Il Co.
Nov. 50, 1851
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B. F. CHAMBERS,
w. r. CHAMBERS.

0FThose indebted will call at the
Store of Chambers & M'Lean and make
immediate settlement
Dec. 7, 1899. 48-1
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- CoaLECTon-s -

z WILL expose 20 sale 10 the h5sses-
I'LL bidder, for cash, before the Coars-
house door, II the town Of CaHtoa- Na-il-
son county,
On the 9th dag ef Jnnaary. 1870.
One House and Lot in the toss-u % NAL
sonyille. number three agreeable % che
town plot. Sold TO satisfy the laxes of
Z. w Smsliwood, for less.
J. II. VANNOT- a r a.
Nov. 80, 47-52 pr Sc SCI
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sHERIFF.S SALE
Madison efvcuis coHrf-1Hdy term 1870
Leigh Eaddux & Co.
On alias plsurias e. ia.
Samuel BIlliDgsly. on boad-
James VI. Baker, and
James II. Gil,
by virtue OF the above stated case to
- me directed will expose TO public
sale. for cash, before the door of the
Courthouse in the town Of Canton,
On Monday the 18Th day December, 1889.
Two likely Negro Slaves, 10 wit
Luret,e and Frank
Levied on as the properly Of defend
ant Samuel BilIingsly, and will be sold
10 satisfy the above stated case
s HAMBLEN, SAT-,
BIZ N b. WHITEHEAD, Dep'y.
Dec. Z, 48-49 Pr fee S3I
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,


In the Circait Court of said county, 10
Nay Term 1910.
D. Hardeman' On Attachment
John L. McRea. for $2l366'
TEVHE attachment in this case having
Il been returned by the Sheriff, TO the
Clerk of said county, duly executed !;
notice IS hereby given, that unless the
said defendant do appear on or before the
next term of this court, give special
bail and plead herein, judgment final by
default will be rendered against him,
and the estate attached be sold.
Attest: w. MONTGOMERY,
Clerk
ANDERSON 81 BRIAN, P. Q.
December 7, 1889. 1851
9TThe North Alabamian, at Tuscum-
bia Alabama, will publish the above
four weeks, and send account to this
office.
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NOTICE.

THVHE co-parlnership heretofore exist
IA ing under the firm of B. f. q w.
r. Chambers, was dissolved on the first
November by mutual consent. Either
of the undersigned are authorised to
use the name of the firm in liquidation
Of its affairs.
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FINAL SETTLE aESE.
NOT1CE = hereby gfxen char we wi
= "a the Docembcr rurra- f~51- az taa
Probate Court 81 Iadlsea ceuafy. pre-
sent our account fur siHn5 se.f5emleaS azss
allowance On the estate 81 1gan Ssephs.ss
deceased. where al interested ID a f.saz
settlement o. said ess2ze ean aEaea1 Il
they think proper
JOHN STONE lar
CATTLE STEPHENS Af.a-r.
New i6- Ie3o- 45-51
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ii. NJ. BRECKENRIDGE.
The Banks and their dealers.

! dedicate the following to the Banks
and their dealers, in the hope of throw
ing some light on the relations which
they bear to each other, and of quieting
the agitations that prevail
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sHERrFF,s SALE

SHEREFF,s SALE.
Madison Circuit Cossrt-.uay terrs. Isso-
Planters Bank,
v on venitsoni exPona<.
William Fl. BoIe,
10y virtue Of the above stated case
to me directed, | will expose to
public sale, for cash, before the door OF
the Courthouse in the town of Canton,
On Monday the 9Th day Of January 1910.
The following real estate, 10 wi;:-Lots
number Three and Four, III square num-
Der seven. according to plat of said town
Of Canton.
Levied on as the property ofth above
named defendant, and will be sold To
satisfy the plaintiffs debt and cost, sale
to take place within the hours prescribed
by law.
s. HAMBLEN, .ShF.
Dec Z, 1852 Pr. fee SCI
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.
EpY virtue of an order from the hon
AS able the Probate Court of Madison
county, made at the November term,
1899, we will offer for sale
On Fridaytt ION Of January 1910,
al the residence of Henry l.. Douglass.
deceased, four miles east of Jacksonville,
all the personal property belonging TO
said Douglass, deceased-consisting in
part Of the following articles, TO wit:
Twelve Likely Negroes;
One Wagon and Harness;
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Fatten-
ing and stock hogs.
Corn and Fodder, Farming
utensils.
Beds of a superior quality, household
and Kitchen furniture; and various 9th
er articles TO tedious TO mention.
On credit of nine months the pur-
chaser giving bond and approved securi-
ty.
W WIN = a, DOUGLASS / Adm'rs-,
of II. L. DOUGLASS, deed.
November 50, 1899.
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MELANCHOLY AcCIDENT.-We learn that
Mr. Thomas Forward, of Hartford coun.
~. Maryland, was mortally wounded on
Thursday morning last. at the residence
of Mr.. former, on Spesutia Island, by
the accidental discharge of loaded gun
ia the hands of his friend, a young gen.
iieman OF Baltimore, while preparing for
a cunning excursion. He fingered until
Saturday morning when he expired. No
blame is attached TO the gentleman who
discharged the piece, other than that of
an infringement on the Oft repeated eau
tion not 10 handle firearms carelessly on
any occasion. By this regretted act a
gentleman much esteemed by all who
ENJOYED his acquaintance has been hurri-
ed to his deafla.-Ball Chren.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

MASONIC NOTICE.
Evil Anniversary Of ST John The
Evangelist. will be celebrated BY
..Canton Lodge No. 28,'' in this place on
Friday the eth Of December, inst
Neighboring Lodges and transient breth-
rem are respectfully invited to attend.
At which time Brother JoHN S. BRIES,
viii deliver a suitable Address. The
Ladies and Gentlemen of Canton aud
vicinity are respectfully invited 10 at
tend
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE


a WILL expose u sale % the highest
III bidder. for cash. before the Coart-
house door, in the town Of Canon. Aiaiz-
son county
On the Oh dag IF JznaarE. $50.
One House and Lot Ia the tousa or Mai
souyille, number one. agreeable 90 the
town plot Sold 10 satisfy The taxes O.
Fleming & Bennett for 1857
J. H. NANNOT. a. & e.
Nov SO. 47-52 fPr fee ~e3
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DISSOLUTION, & NEW FINN.
ESHE firm heretofore existing between
IL b. S. TappaD, ]. Hubbard, and
C. F. TaIiaferro. under the style Of c. p.
TALrAFERgo & Co. was this day dissolv-
ed by mutual consent. We would inform
those indebted TO US, that Christmas IS
near here and our Eastern friends are
needy.
r. S. TAPPAN,
j. HUBBARD,
C. p. TALIAFERRO-
Nov. 90, 1889.
FEgHE business viii be carried on un-
"A der the name and style of HUBgARD-
HAxsBRouGH. & Co. They are nov re-
ceiving and opening
New stock Of Goods,
And have adopted CASH SYSTEM, and
viii sell for small profit on cost We
respectfully invite the citizens and pub
lie generally TO give Us call
b. s. TAPPAN.
j. HUBBARD.
ID. HANSBROJGH.
Nov. 80. 1899. 49,
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TAX COLLECTORS >ALK-

IN tpLLEtIUk >ALh-
n WILL expose 70 sale % fhe hsghesr
II bidder. for cash. before the CeUFt-
house door an the toxin Of Cautoa- 1ta4l-
son county.
On tie 1efA dag ef Decenlter- IsS9-
ONE GIN MD
Sold for the Taxes of tie estase Il h.
N. Smith, for his taxes Of Is5>-
J. II. VANNON- sc
Nov 50. 47-49 TPr E-e So
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3lN ult.. (suddenly) Mrs. Adsline Harrison, wife
Of c. w. B. BeDneit. and daughter Of Mr.. Thom'
as Friend. of this iown.-On FRIDAY morning.
Mrs. Mary Dorranee. relicI Of MIR. Samuel Dor
rance. ssed 66 years.
At Wexford on the 20ih ali, Pelsg Weeden Esq
in the 6sth year Of bis age.
Al Gloce-ier the 22d ult. Mr.. Esek Brown,
aged - years--A soldier Of the Revolution.
Al his residence 10 Lesns rdsville, Madison Co,
New York. on The 9TH ulI., Stephen HoIie. former
ly Of Chaies,owD r, l., member Of the Relig'
iouS Society VI Friends aged lol years months
and IL days.
At Georgetown. Is. C on the 20'h MI. Of Typu'
fever, Mr.. Genrge R. COngdOn, aged 32 years, for
merry Of Warwick.
A. ST Louis on the 18th inst. Hon. Joseph NJ
White, formerly Of Florida.
ln Carlisle Pa, on the 10Th instant, Miss Cath
erIne. fourth daughter OF Commodore Jesse ID. e.
liou aged 10 years and six months.
In London. Eng, Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy
Governor Of Greenwich Hospital, He was Com
modore of the British squadron IN Long Island
Sound, during the last war.
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DOUBLE NOTION.

IT Immediately after the receipt Of our larg.
Press (Which will be about the 10Th Of Noyer.
ber) w.. shall issue Dopbi, NotOn -tha, Is eight OF
the present normOus pages on one a.,.i-Thi.
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II will b. published regularly every hre. months. q.
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sent TO the subscribers TO that paper a. g,ata1y-
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The publisher pledges him'elf to fully and ,rul,
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requisite and quality 10 now being msuufsciur.
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ga dr rte1 .
~A~1>S-

In this town, on the Oath ut BY the Rev. MIR
Ross, Mr.. William II. Card. to Miss Mary +
Hammond, daughter Of Capt John P. Hammond
all of this town.
In New York on Thursday last. by the Rev
DR.. Milner Mr. Henry E. Brewster. of Syracuse
New York. TO Mss Susan f. Tovp>end daughter
Of Nj. Thomas Townsend, Of tins town.
AT Providence on the 2ith ult Caleb Mosher, Esq
Of Providence, TO Miss Sallnda Warner. OF Grams
ion.-On Thursday evening last, BY tie Rev. Mr.
bowling, Mr.. sullivan MsuIion 10 Miss Mary Ann
daughter Of Mr. William TsIman all Of that city
10 Pawtucket. by the Rev Mr. Fuller. Mr.. vii
iam b Cranston of ihis town, TO Mss Hannah +
Hosiand, Of Cumberland
IN East Green~ich. Mr.. Bradford c. Shaw. o.
Little Compton. to Miss Sarah f. Whiting. daugh
ter Of Ssthan Whiting Esq.
Al Fall River on the 18th al, Nr. Josbn, VII
bour' to Miss Eliza Wardwrll. both Of Tiver,on
ln London Eng Sept. Gath. MIR. Samuel Apols
ton to Miss Julia, dsug liter Of Mr., DAME W.b,rrsr
all OF Boston. Mass.
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FLOUR.
REMARKABLE CURES,

K0Rs. kICHAkDsON, the celebrated Doc.
1V1 ress, who for many years studied among the
lnuians, and for 30 years past has been employed
10 the New England States, now offers her SeIvi.
ces to the inhabitants OF Newport and vicinity.
iJThose who are deprived OF the enjoyment Of
health. will do well to call a, the residence of
JOSEPH FISH. Broad street, where she may be
found on the Stu, 9h, and 10Th November, Insl
ISHer medicine is made entirely from Roots
and Herbs, and IS prepared BY herself. She will
furnish sufficient quantity to last d patient six
months On which time cure IS generally effec-
led) al price of from three TO six dollars the
price varying 10 the cost OF the materials Of which
1t is composed.
ETMrs. r. cures most kinds Of diseases, such
as Cancers. ConSumptye complaints, Scr0lus
Bilious or Nervous affections Liver complaints,
Dyspepsia, &c, sc. nov
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Oct 2sth

lReported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot
A, market I47a Beef Cattle, 2l0U Stores, $500
Sheep. and AS Swine.
Several hundred Beef Cattle, two or three thou.
ssnd Sheep, and several hundred Stores, remain
unsod.
Prices Beef Cattle Prices hsve declined. and
we reduce quotations viz first qualify at 81 a
%; second quality s SO; third quality, rs a
5 so.
Stores. Purchasers generally refused 10 pay
former prices, consequently less number sold
than was expected from the number at market. We
noticed sales at less than our last quotations.
Cows and Calves Sales at So, 2s, 50, 40, AZ,
so, "a, and $6S.
Sheep. Dull a large number unsold. We
quote lots at 81 So n, SS, IL, 2 81, 50, IS
and 3 H.
Swine. Nearly all at market were Of the first,
quality, and in consequence of the short supply
market sales were made advance on ior,aer
prices. One lot TO pedde. Ordinary. more than half
Sows, sold at Al lot al 4i lor Sows and 81 Tor
Barrows and several lots al ii aud SIC. At retail
u &c for SOws, and "a &c ior Banows.