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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20
lWhig.)
Snt,illnaia's mai
(Dem.),
PSI Buffers maj in the district
The official returns may vafy few votes.

2S7 Butler maj In the district
The official returns may vafy lew votes
TESsEssEE-:'Hurru for Jackson
The glorious news that bursts in upon us from The
aOld HERDS Stale is loo animaling 10 talk about is
another lesson to such traitors Judge White Bell d
Co.. and all their credit SYSTEM and shinPaser projects
Great, indeed is the victory CanHpn, in 1857, was
elected Governor BY 10000 ma iorily and de-
feat.d. Was there ever such q renovation as THE?
A correspondent of the Union, writing from Ruher.
ford Co, says "Such battle never fought in our
addition they have lost more money and property than
has been bet in the county for the last 10 years.
Ano,hes from stewart 90. says "Whiggery is dead
here. They have on long faces and empty pockets"
The.e things show the temper of the times in Ten
nessee.
POLITICAL MovENEHTs.-Tbe entire revolution in the
Stale Of Indiana is most signal instance Of the correct.
of the remark Of Mr. Van Buren, with respect 10
the sober second thoughts Of the people, For surely
a.reacon sudden and general, has never before
been known in the United States Last November the
nrgues and The leterious influence Of bankers stock
gamblers and monoposts lost to the Democratic
the State of York, and the Wings were in extacies
at the bare idea of coming into power In their notion
all States in the Union 10 fall back into rank Fede-
ra'sm and The days Of John Adams and Alex Hamilton
rose in vision before their eyes Democracy Loco Fo
cosm and all sms opposed TO Federalism. speed
~ TO be an0haled and arstocracy 10 rule the
The spring elections TO follow suit in all quarters
but alas and well day their cup of disnp ponlmen
IN The spring began TO FILL Old Virginia led the way
and well has she been followed; Kentucky has been re-
formed, and Indiana revouonized and have strong
grounds for hope that Tennessee has not Jagged behind
her What a GLORIOUS prospect is now before US! We
have wise President, an able Chief Magistrate high
ly talented, patriotic Senate, aid we will have in the
House Of Representatives perhaps the largest majority
OF Democratic members ever known The indie pendent
National Treasury will be carried in triumph and The
final divorce Of Bank and State will be consumma,cd
The money power will be subdued, aud a,islocracy
humbed to the dust The people, The sovereign Peep
in the majority Of their strength, will be arrayed against
monop"es and the industrious classes will be placed in
their true and controlling sua,ion n which the produ
GERS the most valuable OF all classes, will take that high
STAND 10 The community which their honest and yrtu
Gus perseverance entities them
Rejoice then, ye farmers mechanics and honest la
bores and give thanks 10 that blessed Providence that
has given you oittude and strength 10 bear up sgsnst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20
KiDg William LAND for sale ale

THE subscriber Land which he resides,
lying 70 miles above yetts containing O aces-Ihe I'M
consist of Dwelling with rooms, besides ~ The
basement; brick Kitchen Smokehouse cchouse brick Stable
good Bnro all good ORDER well OF excellent waer yud
well enclosed and choice collection OF fruit tees OF
every Variety grape vines &c 10 acres OF valuable
mcaew abundance wood and timber and would BIO very de-
sirabe location for professional gentleman. .
Also one other Farm Cowncs lying upon Naitapony river,
miles above Aycs, containing 1897 acres The mpovemens-a
small family; birns stables &C.,
This Land been cultivated othc last on the four
field and ow SYSTEM with clover und plaster aud has nearly
product time; well clover and IN
high and not inferior land on Mat
hafhe cleared und Hat aud some
very nc grass land well set timothy and heid grass
- EDWARD HILL.
Aucus, 30-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20
Tuesday, August 30
ELECTIONS.
TESSESSLE

The following table from The Globe presents a com
plete return of The Election for Governor with The
cepon OF two counties, Tor which are indebted 10
the last Jonesborough Sentinel
TEsSEssEE.-We give the returns from all the co,r.
ties Of the State, except two small ones-Car,er md
Johnson-whch render it certain tha, Col PoIk's
iorily for Governor will be abonl 1900
TENNESSEE
For GoyERsoR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20

o onn,e,.ors and has enabled you effect this bless
I'D blopde.s revolution and pray mos! e'venliy lha.
on NAV he enabled 10 preserve the high standing 10
which YOU are exalted = Cincinnati Adp, aug. X
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20
MIR. CLAY AT SARATOGA.

~, hls SPEECH AND CRowNIsG.
We give below few extracts from letter in a. n
PosIuon Journal dated at Saratoga, lIlh Of August,
81, Inc writer seems rather Scottish; and after The news
h a1a Indiana reaches the Springs, it is
Pooaoe tna' the congress wafer will not taste quite so
pleasantly to Mr. Clay himself At all events, many Of
the oang silk-stockiug gentry about him in search Of
once 40 ADVANCE will, We venture 10 predict, dislike ex
biated Sprngs.-GioIs. WV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20

MoRE SPEcrE.-The schooner Lone arrived al New View
Orleans on the 3st uIt from Tampico, with $4ol o3I
in specie. ,,.
The Secretary of War Inns ordered Franciss 'e boats
70 be furnished 10 all the vessels Of The Florida
coast, under the control ohis department
" Dr. 8. T. Archer has been appointed Conm's'
sioner C. r Jones, Surveyor, and H. Bee, Secretary
on the part Of Texas for the purpose OF surveying the
Boundary Line between Texas and the u s
Missouri, Enquirer.
The Bangor Courier says, that MIR. Featherston-
h,ugh and Col Nudge, British Commissioners, have
passed through TINT city their way TO the disputed
territory with large quantity Of surveying, astronom
cal and other instruments, for the purpose Of obtaining
typographical and other information respecting the
Bnundory Line.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20

Deducting this from The above, and FOX Is e'ece'
Governor by majority Of aga. -
This is indeed a most astonishing revolution Ihe
nett gain in Tennessee since the last GubernaiCfal
Election is more than 22 500 splendid victory IN
Geed! 1t seals the vote Of Tennessee for Mr. Van Bl
rem. The Congressional vote gives three ga'a' 10 '"e
Administration It stands as follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20

.,d there found the canoe and succeeoed III mon s
,ha;r escape The first word from the Coi' "so Nv" Wv
m,uy men had escaped, and how many ' ~ ,h,es
10 81 which upon examination we iouho W NC ~ .o;,r
The gallant Col Immediately de'e'nlIe osonnsd and
hack in all probability some Of The men had escaleu I
were vet on the banks of The river IL was w };d
,,rdous expedton to proceed miles up nv. -,
with Indians, and only two or thfee 'hea ~ IL
themselves The men muhed Their oars so % ~ ian
as little noise possible, and slareo q. ao1 HUI d,,hi
81 night They 90, the camp Just orloe 10y, 60,
and After craving up the bank the hrst sh'nS ,"o -
their view was The body of one oil ihef co','
pled in a most shocking manner, sca'Peu a''u '''
taken out. ,cd 80 ar seven
IN Inc same situation Judging II not prudent 10 tehu
lam they seized on what few things The Indians hnu
lon which were three kegs of pickles. bag OF com ~
some coffee and returned 10 the soops Inc Coi. ue
matched one soop to Tampa With men ha' "e1e
ed and with boat we proceeded 'of Sape ,', Gu,
rbe frs, day we were fred upon 10y Indians aoou' NY
miles from the Sinibal, but we were loo lar ho' '1''
for The shot TO take any effect. ,cu; ;,h
On the 9th we arrived at Cape Sable ana e'i J" WIN
The schr Chas Howe, which we hIred 10 go ~ oap
Florida 10 put what few troops are there on he1
| nut into Key Vacas, which gives me ths oPPo'.o"'y
of reulinp the news The number OF soldiers staoheu
=, Suibal was 25 suler and his clerk, and two men
employed as laboers the number missing IS ID souIs,
The SUI Ter and his clerk, and the two men ehpoyeu 90
laborers, and one man employed as pilot Mo-.
The suffers name is DaIlaw, the clerks name rioi.
pan the carpenters name is Howard the plot hume
81 m'(,artv: soldiers names moi known-l3 IN all
The Indians have got considerable ooats ne Sot'e
had an nssortmen goods worth about or S5ouo ana
about 81 600 in specie The soldiers mac II P1'e"' -
fts earJiaes ktg po,eder, number OF pereasStoN
ia Col Harvey and soldiers. They had placed every
confidence in the Indians They would come into camp
every day and talk with The men, and when asked u 'hey
were satisfied with the treaty, answered they were
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20
Virginia Petersburg Lottery,
SIooS y, IUI 1909.
To be drawn al Alexandra, Va, August u, 1859.

Tickets only $I0-shares in proportion.
| A certificate Of package Of 26 Whole tickets Will b
sent for $3.50. Halves and Quarters in proportion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20

wv ANTED Immediately, at this office, Boy of
w good habits from Ia TO l6 years Of age, 10 learn
the PRINTING BUSINESS. knowledge OF the En-
glish language is indispensably necessary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20

f. P. NASH, Book and Piano Forte Seller, Petersburg Va
conn his business at the old stand just above Mr. Swans
Bookstore Aug 81 26-6tif
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-20
5000
600 Prizes,
TICKETS s2O-NO SHARES

The whole Of the Tickets VITA ane'l
hers- as 20 those containing the frizeS- -. -
he examined and sealed BY the 1ou,iaissaos-e
snnoiuted uuder the Act. Prsxsons.s - 1-s -
Being mn into the wheels ens
,s,n r. ,xbole of the Numbers the etnsI
viii contain the Six Hundred fuzes> ah1 sls
FIRST fsO0 Numbers that shall be draw o1.- =.
he entitled TO such Prizes as may oe a. - -
ire humber. and the fortunate holders ~ -
nrorerfy transferred TO them immediately ailsa
The drawing. ui,.csusbersd and Tsfa0st s'ss d.
ducfion,
The Receipts of the Sale OF the Tickets
will he deposited in the Canal, tnlon- tarreal-
ton. Citizens, and Consolidated banSs- n Is
name of Louis Schmidt. jointly with >. n feF-
rault. ESQ. actually Cashier OF the Cluzsns
Bank. and 4. Baudouin. ESD, actually Cashier
Of the Consolidated Bank. as Trustees as per
act passed before A Mazureau- Esq- Notary
Public. on the I'd May. 1889, and the properties
will be transferred, unincumbered- 20 the lesi
named gentlemen as Trustees, Tor the Security
Of the fortunate Prize-holdcEs-
In New York the monies viii be deposited II
the Phqnix Bank, to the credit OF the ADORE
mentioned FIVE City Banks OF New Orleans
The public Is referred 70 the acts before A
Mazureau, ESD, Notary Public, IN relation "a
the properties which embrace the respective
prices in this Lottery
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-20
UNEXAMPLED
.M.4.M.uOTM SCME.ME.!

1ryHE following detail of SCHEME OF 4
IorrrKy. to be drawn in December next
warrants us in declaring il TO be unparalleled N
the history of Lotteries. Prizes TO the amount
have never before been offered 10 the public
other hand. the extremely low charge of $40
faIs- and the good old custom of rarrantiHg
Mcf ereru Prise shall be drara and sold, will, we
are sure. give universal satisfaction, and espe-
c;aIIv TO The Six Hundred Prize Holders
To those disposed 10 adventure, we recon-
mend early application being made to us for
,ickets-whefl the Prizes all sold, blanks
only remarkable first buyers have the best
chance. We, therefore, emphatically say
delay not! but at once remit and transmit to us
you1 orders. which shall always receive our
immediate attention. Letters TO be addressed,
and application made to
SYLVESTER & CO..
I56, Broadway, New York.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-20
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TT ETTERS of administration having
IL been granted TO the undersigned at
the May term, 1889, of the Probate
court of Madison county, on the estate of
Reese Cozine, deceased, all those hav-
ing claims against said estate are re-
quested to bring them forward, duly au-
thenticated, within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred ;
and all those indebted TO said estate, will
please make immediate payment.
HALCUT AFFORD, Admir-.
With VIII annexed.
June 0, 1889. 1927
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-20

RY virtue of the above stated cases
~ to me directed, will expose to pub
lie sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door in the town of Canton,
On the First Monday an august, 1889.
The following described Lots in the
town of Madisonville, to wit:-Lots num-
Der one hundred and seventy-one, three
hundred and thirteen, and forty-two, In
square number five; lot number one
| hundred and seventy, in square number
seven, fronting fifty feet on main street,
and one hundred feet back; lots number
ninety-three, ninety-four and one humid
red and two, in square number six, upon
one of which there a dwelling house ;
lots number two hundred and seventeen,
two hundred and eighteen, two hundred
and nineteen. two hundred and twenty,
| two hundred and twenty-three, two humid
red and twenty-four, two hundred and
twenty-five, two hundred and twenty-six.
two hundred and twenty mine, two humid
red and thirty and two hundred and thir-
ty-one.
ALSO-The following lot of land
adjoining the town of jacksonville, des-
criDed as fOllOwS. VIZ Beginning at a
stake in the line dividing sections fifteen
and twenty-five, on the west side of
Pearl street, thence with said street
north thirty and three fourths, west
twenty-nine poles, four links TO stake !;
thence south eighty-six and one half
west twenty-five poles, fourteen links to
a stake; thence south thirty and three
fourths east, twenty-six poles, twenty
two links to stake in the aforesaid Sec
ton line; thence east with said line,
twenty-three poles. fourteen links TO the
beginning, containing three acres and
fifty hundredths, more or less.
Levied on as the property of said de-
PENDANT, and will be sold to satisfy the
above stated cases.
SIN FLOURNOY, Shift.
By B. LIrTLE, Deputy
June 90, $3.50 lPr- fee $42]I
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r. N. Thompson, Fl. fa: on bond
VS. to Nov. term,
Rufin Gregory and 1899
William Riiey,
10y virtue Of the above stated case
- to me directed, will expose to
public sale for cash, to the highest bidder
before the Courthouse door, in the town
of Canton,
On The First Monday in august 1889,
The following tract or parcel OF Land,
to-wit: North west quarter. south west
quarter of section number thirty-two,
number eleven, north OF range township
number FIVE east.
Levied on as the property of the said
defendant, and will be sold to satisfy
the above stated case
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, ShE
By C.. HIcKERsoN, Depty.
June 90, 1889. 94-e9. Pr fee Sill
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-20
M. c. CAYCE,

Auction and Commission Merchant,
Canton, MississipPi,
WILL receive and sell goods On Com
mission, and attend to all busi-
ness in his line.
Will also attend to his official duties
as Magistrate in all its branches. He
expects by strict attention to business 70
receive q. liberal patronage.
He can be found on the south side Of
the Public Square, next door to Doctor
T. ID. Wards Drug Store
Nav 4, 1899. lift
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-20
NO COMBINATION NUMBERStt
100000 TICKETS, FROM No. /, UPWARDS
IN SUCCESSION.
EXTRACT FROM THE LAWS


Of the Legislature Council of the Territory of Pa
CHAR. 76l.-No. %. = Whereas, the Court
House of Duval county, is in an unfinished
state, and there yet due and owing upon the
| same, monies, which it is believed will impose
| too burdensome tax upon the people of Duyal
and whereas, ii is desirable to paw those said
| sums and complete said building; as well for
the greater convenience of the administration
of justice, as for the double purpose of an ca
deny, for which purpose in part, the said build
ing, when completed, is designed; Therefore.
SEC. /. Be it enacted by the Governor and
Legislative Council of the Territory % Florida.
That il shall and may be lawful for Joseph b.
Lancaster, Isaiah ID. Hart and William j. Mills,
or any two of them under the direction of the
county court of Duval county, to raise such
sum or sums of money by LOTTERY, in such
Scheme or Schemes as they may deem appro-
pirate and advisable: Provided. that the said
persons shall bind themselves in such manner
as the said court shall direct, well and truly to
| conduct said Lottery in good faith, and to ap-
propriate the proceeds to the object above stat
ed.-Passed, Feb. 9TH l834.-APProved Feb.
llth 1884.
By agreement, bearing date the 28th of Feb
1889, the above named Joseph B. Lancaster.
| Isaiah ID. Hart and William ]. Mills did, for
certain considerations, in conformity TO the
said Legislative Act, duly assign unto Messrs
SCHMIDT & HAMILTON, ali their Ri0bt and
Interest, and the Powers vested in them nv the
above recited Act of the Legislature OF
| Florida.
Extract from the valuation of George PbiIlip
Manouvrier and Jacob De Cordova. both Of
the City of New Orleans, made and sworn
to on the 10Th day of April, 1885,
%Ihat the said George Phillip Manouvrier
| and Jacob c. Cordova, appraise and conscien.
tioqsly and honestly value the property known
under the name and .appelation Of 9Banks,
Arcade," In the City of New Orleans. at SIX
Hundred Thousand, Dollars, and
Inc ne property known under the appelation
~ afr
said City OF New Orleans, at Four Hundred and
Twenty thousand pollarsn
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-20
DIR. JOHN T. FULTON,

HAS removed his Office to the Drug
- Store of Mr. E. D. Ward, where he
may be found throughout the day, and
at his residence during the night, unless
professionally absent. By his time and
attention being exclusively devoted to
the duties of his profession, he hopes to
receive the confidence and favor of the
public.
April Is. l4-tf
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slPMlsNIDI d soIsr1sNreO0

SPlLlsN1OI ID sOIzrfsNfgg2
Prize-The Arcade-286 feet.
inches, dimes, on Magazine street:
lOl feet, L inch. on Natchez street:
100 feet, 8 inches, on GravIer street.
Rented at about $4,000 per ann.
Valued at e-oo IN,
l Prize-City HoteI-I62 feet on "OO''0'
Common street; 146 feet, inches.
on Camp street-Rented at $4,000
Valued at 500 oo,
Prize-Dwelling House, (adioin-
ing the Arcade No. Is, "a feet.
inches front on Natchez street,
Rented at 81 200-yalued at a0on
Prize-Dwelling House (adioin-
ing the Arcade,) No. I8, D f. front
on Naiehez street-Rented at Si2,-
fnze-DweIling House. (adloin- 0'
ing the Arcade,) No. 90, % feet
front on Natchez street.-Rented at
$1,000. Valued at On
Prize-Dwelling House-No o.
Northeast corner of Basin and Gus
tom-house street; 40 feet front on
Basin, and 40 feet on Franklin ST.
by l27 feet deep in Custom house
street.-Rented at 81 5O0-valued at 10000
Prize-Dwelling House-No %,
Southwest corner of Basin and
Custom-house street; 81 feet. in.
on Basin, 30 feet, 7inches on Frank
lin, 1877 feet, l0A inches deep in front
of Custom-house street-Rented at
SlOUO-Sa lueQ at o0 0ll
| Prize-DwcIiing House No.
339, "a feet, inches on Royal ST.
by l27 feet, IL inches deep.-Rent-
ed at $l000.-Valued at 15-oO0
Pnze--250 shares Canal Bank
Stock, Sle0s each, e5.oD
l Prze-200 Shares Commercial
Bank Stock, 500 each, so.O0o
PTize-I50 Shares MechanicssS
Traders Bank Stock, 500 each. I5.0Oo
Pnze-lOO Shares City Bank
Stock, 500 each, 10000
Stock, 500 each, 10000
Stock; 500 each, 10000
Bank Stock, 500, 1000
Bank Stock, sloe each, 5000
! Prze-25 Sharea Gas Light
Bank; 500 each, $500
Bank, 500 each. ssool
raderss Bank, 500 each, I.5no
Pnxe--l5 Shares Mechanics&
Traders, Bank, 500 each, Ism
20 Rrizes-each 10 shares or the
louisiana State Bank, 500 each,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-20
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS.
CASH, cox, 81 Co.

-
CASH, cox, =. Co.
D ESPECTFULLY inform the citi-
~ zens of Canton and Madison Coun-
ty. that they have opened new and
splendid assortment of Spring and Sum-
mer Goods, in the house formerly oc-
cupied by MN. B. Martin and Co.
Where they solicit share of the pat
ronage of this community. Their stock
consists in part of the following arti-
cles, viz:
Painted Muslins assorted,
Prints, do.
Ladies and GentIemen's Gloves, ass'd
Fine ChalIy's, Silks and Satens, new
est stlye,
Printed Lawns,
Book and Swiss Muslins,
Bobbinett, Laces, Edgings and In
sorting,
Bonnetts Of latest style,
Fancy Handkerchief assorted,
Plaid and Striped Jackonetts, ass'd.
Table and Towel Diapers,
Bennett Ribbons assorted,
Scarffs and Embroided Mantles,
Cloths, Casimeres, Cassinetts, &c.
Linseys, Iowells and Osnaburg,
Shoes, Boots and Hats,
Hardware and Cutlery,
Queens and Glass Ware, assorted,
with good lot of Saddlery,
Ready made Clothing and Jewelry,
Cogniac Brandy,
Champaign, do.
MADEIRA Wine,
Brown Shearry, do.
Holland CHM,
Champaign Cider,
Cordials assorted,
Claret Wine,
Spirits Turpentine,
Caster Oil,
Varnish assorted,
Soaps, do.
Chocolate and Tea,
Powder and Shot,
Cross Cut and Mill Saws,
Hand and Tenant, do.
Spades and Shovels,
Axes,
Paper, Spice and Ginger,
Sulphor, Alum and Coperas,
Glue and Flax Seed,
Coopers Ware.
Together with every variety of ar
ticles usually kept in retail establish
ment; all of which they will sell low
for Cash, or to punctual dealers on the
usual credit. They invite their friends
TO call and examine for themselves
They have also, made arrangements
at the east, by which they will be en-
abled to receive from time to time, all
the latest fashions of Fancy Goods, &c
May IL, 1899. 18-tf
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-20

Orders for the above Lottery viii be received
at the OFFICE under the NERANDAH Hs-
TEL, corner St. Charles and Common streets,
and at No I0i, Charities street. New OEieans>
and promptly forwarded Orders from the
country. postpaid containing remIttances Tor
the number of Tickets required. addressed %
SCHMIDT & HA MILTON,
New Orleans.
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