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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-12
sHERFIF's SALE.


Madison Circuit Co~rt-.Nouenaber term, 1889.
]. NJ. Towns & Co.,
VS. On alias f. ia.
F. NJ. Fincher,
10y virtue of the above stated case to
IL me directed. ] will expose to public
sale for cash, at the Courthouse door in
the town of Canton,
On the First Monday an Nouember, 1889,
The following property, to VITA
lot of land lying adjoining the town of
jacksonville, and being a part of the
west half of the southeast quarter of
section fifteen, township eight, range
three east, described as follows, to wit ::
Beginning at stake on the east side of
Pearl street, where said street crosses
the section line, dividing section fifteen
and twenty-five, running thence north
thirty-one, west twenty-nine poles and
thirteen links to a stake, thence north
seventy-fsur, east nineteen poles three
links to a stake, thence south thirty-one,
east thirty-six poles to a stake in the
section line aforesaid, thence west TWEEN
ty poles and seventeen links to the be-
ginning: containing three and three
fourth acres, more or less.
Levied on as the property Of the
said defendant 81 will be sold to satisfy
the above stated case.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Shf.
By B. LITTLE. DeP'y.
Sept %, 1913 Pr. fee Sl4l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-12
sHERIFF's SALE.


Brewster, Solomon On Alias fl. ia. to
a. Co Oct. term 1899,
VS. in Madison Cir
Thos. ] Smith and cult Court.
others.
DY virtue of the above stated cases,
ID to me directed, shall proceed to
expose to public sale, for cash, at the
Court House door in the town of Can
ton, Madison county,
On the first Monday IN august 1889,
The following property to-wit: A tract
of land namely, the whole entire section
oftwenty-seven, township number eight
Of range three east. Also, lot of land
containing one hundred and two acres,
and eighty-six hundredths of an acre,
being the south west quarter and the
west half, south east quarter section
number twenty-five, township number
eight range three east, making in all
seven hundred and forty-two acres, and
eighty-six hundredths of acres, Also,
one Wagon, three yoke of Oxen and
fifteen head of Cattle, more or less and
two Negroes, viz: Cloey and Jack.
Levied on as the property of Smith
and Freeman, and will be sold to salts
~ the above stated case. Sale to take
place within the hours prescribed by
law.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY. Shift.
By B. LITTLE, Deputy.
July LIST, 1889.
POsTPONEMENT.
The sale of the above described prop
erty is hereby postponed until the third
Monday in September.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Shift.
By B. LITTLE, Deputy.
August 10. 81
POSTPONEMENT.
The sale of the above described pro-
peeriy is hereby postponed until the 3rd
Monday In October 1889.
S. Nj. FLOURNOY, Shf.
By B. LITTLE, Dep'y-
Sept ri. 57-41 (Pr fee S461
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sHERIFF-s SALE.

Osman Claiborne and
Henry A Garrett,
RY virtue Of the above stated cases %
me directed shall expose 70 public
sale, for cash, before the court house
door IN the town Of Canton,
On the Third Monday IA October, 1850,
The following property, to wit--One
Negro woman named Kitty, one BaFOueh
and pair Of Horses, two cows and one
calf.
ALSO-At the same time IN the town
of jacksonville, the following property,
library of well selected Books, both
law and miscellaneous, containing I'VE
hundred volumes more or less, oue me
ward robe, two beds and furniture. one
sofa, settee, two bureaus, four tables
three looking glasses, one pair brass
andirons, two pair fire dogs, one large
pillory stone ar, one safe dairy \ large
quantity Of glass and other table ware
and many other articles Of household
and kitchen furniture
Levied on as the property Of SAID de-
PENDANT and will be sold 10 satisfy plain
tiffS debt and cost
S. VI. FLOU BNOI- SAL
Oct ,. 39-41 pr fee -
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>Al-f<-
g. Blake use sc
Piarias s. L. fsr sasss.
James Rsmsev.
A b. kinkas1 & CO.
AL4@ T.. Ia 81 l@1As@-
James Ramsay and
Benjamin Long.
Ply virtue OF the above stated cases %
me directed, shall expose - Pao-
llc sale, for cash, before the courthouse
door IN The town of cantoa-
On the TAird Monday ia Ocfo5sT. 1889.
One Black Horse, Saddle, Bride an1
Blanket.
Levied on as the property Of sad .
fendant and will be sold to satisfy piasa-
tIffs debt and cost
s VI. FLOURNOY. Sa,T-
BIZ ID. A FgEScH. Dep =.
Oct 5, 1911 Pr fee Sc
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~ w hluDSS, 10MT
R1 virtue of the above stated cases
II to me directed, will expose TO pub
lie sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door in the town of Canton,
On the Third Monday of September 1889,
All the right, title, claim and interest,
that George w. Kibbee has, in and to
the following tract or parcel of land,
to-wit:
Lot number three. in section twenty
FIVE. Lot number two, in section twen-
ty-five, township nine, range two, west.
ALSO
Lot number eight in section four,
township eight, range two west.
ALSO
Part of east half, north west quarter,
section eleven, township eight range two
west, containing fifty acres, the west
half of south west quarter, section ele-
ven, township eight, range two west,
eighty acres more or less.
The following tract or parcel of land
to-wit:
The west half of south west quarter,
section eleven, township eight, range
two west, east half of south west quar-
ter, section eleven of township eight,
range two west, containing one hundred
and twenty and thirty-two hundredths,
acres
ALSO
South east half of south east quarter,
section fourteen, and the south half Of
the south west quarter, section thirteen
of township ten, range four east, in all
one hundred and twenty and sixty-fve
hundredths of an acre.
Levied on as the property of said de-
PENDANTS, and will besold to satisfy the
above stated cases.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Shift.
By /. A. ADAMS, Deputy.
August 10, 81
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-12

RY virtue of the above stated cases .
- me directed, | shall expose % Pab-
lie sale, for cash, before the courthouse
door in the town Of Canton
On the Third Monday IN Octa5cr. 1889.
Two likely Negro Boys Billy and Ned.
one Wagon, six Mules and JenHets-
Levied on as the property Of said de-
PENDANT and will be sold 10 satisfy plain
tiffs debt and cost.
s NJ FLOURNOY, Sh-F
BIZ c. HIcKERsoN, Dep'g-
Oct 3, 1911 Pr tee -
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POSTPONEMENT.
The sale of the above described prop
erty is hereby postponed until the third
Monday in October next.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Shift.
By /. A. ADAMS, Deputy.
Sept. 81. 37-41-pr flee S85
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sHERIFF-s SALE.

SHERIFF-> SALE
Madison Cirrsat Cotrrt-.Soreus5er terra. 1874
Joseph Ride Jr-
v On alas l. s.
m. F. Walker.
Lewis Dinkius,
Is Pleuris= "a sn bend
Josiah Borough,
George Robson, and
VIM +. Walker.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-12
sHERIFF,s SALE.

SHERIFF,S SALE.
Madison Circuit Cotgt-.Nouenaber Term, 1889.
Francis Mcguire,
w. Montgom cry & surS
Geo. Henderson.
VIM. Montgomery.
Thos. L. Arnold
Pleurias Fl. ia.
Same.
RY virtue of the above stated cases to
me directed will expose to public
sale, for cash, at the Courthouse door in
the town of Canton,
On the First Monday in November, 1889,
The interest of defendant, Montgomery
the following described property, in the
town of Canton, viz: Lot number one,
and lot number three, in square number
ten: Also, lot number one in square num-
Der six; upon which is a Store House,
occupied by c. p. Taliaferro 81 Co.
Levied on as the property of said de-
PENDANT and will be sold to satisfy plain
tiffs debt and cost.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Shf.
BY ]. A. ADAMS, ID. S.
Sept %, 38-43 pr fee SIT
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Brewster, Solomon On Alias H. Ia to
& Co. Oct. term 1899,
VS. in Madison Cir
Thos. ] Smith and cult Court.
others
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t-anoa- Nsss- - - - 49, - -
s1oer- 1883 -AseA $50 - Maz - -
tse1eral Ps@s 1AEEare n .4na4 a@Ea~rs M
ID taSen OF h-Ear~ tA~ - - 8a@aar~
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1839-12-10

presenting This ines Unable and ever se re'iel 10
the Plbc, the propueiorS feel themselves bound 10y
every lie uf feeding civil, inoIa and religious, ho I"
impose upon the goodness OF the community 10y "ferl
ins n medicine that y i'll not answer ats rccomlnehda-
tIons. In giving this med cine publicity, we are wei
aware OF the many medicines how before The lr'Hic-
recommended 10 cure oil diseases. We expect iha
ours viii have bear ills part OF public cenSure, unt,
prejudice gives way 10 facts and they become 'onvnt
cel al .he utility ami virtues of the Mothers Relief
This medicine is the OILY one that has cone BIZ fore
the public for general u.s. for The rche; OF mothers.
This is designed for them and them only Ii - not a
cure-al for all caiplAns: II is only FOL one purpose.
for the use u nalhrIs who have to pass through
of affection in giving birth 10 mankind rot 10 lie desert
bed. Ii is 10 You make an apoal u is Tor Your
especial immediate, and general good thai you should
make use of one bottle OF the MLther Rei'f h' iOIc
confinement Won NAV assured that Tbs medicine
Is go calculated am designed that it will Si all t'iie
and nervous ctOiS, Cause sweet ami nal uiai ret
rouaIize the calculation OF The lnod, give h,
stomach and bowels, and gleaiy tacilitli" The birth
In a word # g what the profession have all ages
the world been searching ai'r, tut 1t has ever hrcn
hill in mystery un the pres, nj lire. Nhtn We, alter
cuse Investigation. found out medicine that VIII prove
on. OF III greatest blessings ever conferred az the te-
male sex y the medical proesson-ihc .Noihe''S Re
Esef This medicine strictly botanic II Is IA lar
tnony w nature, aiding aud assisting her ia her work
II is particularly rec Dnmendcd TO those OF delicate
constitution II snonIiss and shields from irritation,
= and dilaies without causing pam: and destroys the
cauSe OF heTmoTa-e inflammation that so oiien attend
- follow the huur OF partufon, relieving the mother
ist of dificuii which nltcn follow the common
e where this medicine has not been takrn.
khe Mothers Relief may TIE depended upon in all
SEES threatening ahnron. where it is possible to be
In cases of sasms fails. panS, SC. caus-
ing frequently unnecessary alarm, from TWO 10 three
doses will in general give immediate relief.
All physicians who have become acquainted with the
Mother; Relief, recommend II TO those under then
care. We invite all friends 10 humanity, especially
physicians, TO make trial and become acquainted with
the virtues Of this medicine, before they enter into
Judgment concerning it: then, we .rust, they will do
as others have done Price, 50 30 per bottle.
E. W. BREWSTER, .4geat.
n;-Wholesale and Retail
MiddIehury. Nav Is, 1882
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and when he announced that the silk was raised
and the hose. were knit by Mrs. l.. II.
Sigourncy, the distinguished poetess, The
cheering was loud and long.
The specimens ofsilk at this fair had attrac-
ted much attention. There were fifty con-
tribuiors aud competitors in the silk depart
ment. Mr.. al Mrs Adam Brooks, Of the
Society of Friends, from Massachusetts, had
been reeling from coeoons, and manufacturing
and coioring sewing silk. during the whole fair,
and were highly conplimcnted by the president
and cheercd by The audience. American silk
goods were exhibited from different and dis
tinct sections OF the country. Among which
were ribbons Of every description, and black
silk velvets, and also splendid iici silk plush
for la. manufacturers and other purposes.
were among the specimens.-and'M Mr. q. him.
self, wore Il handsome silk velvet vest made
from ma.erid that last spring was in the bud,
his goods having actually been manufac'ur.
ed or produced from. the Morus Mu!iicaulis.
set out st spring. Mr.. q. W. Ash. of this
city. also exhibited at the meeting on Tuesday
evening, SILK of a beautiful sul rich, and glossy
appearance, ofvery superior quality.
The Kentucky Agricultural Society has
projected School of Agriculture for tina,
state, and arrangements have been made to
petition The legislature TO incorporate jpini
stock company, with a capital of 100000,
for the purchase of fam. buildings stock,
&c. which is To be under The direction of ii
superintendent and worked by the students.
The term of Instruction is four years, and the
pupils are to work on The farm or III the shop
fur h"urs daily, and pay an annual tuition
fee; all the profits to be laid out on library,
apparatus, &c. The course of instruction to
be practical agriculture and The sciences most
intimately concerted with it; together with
mathematics, mechanics, modern languages,
bellies letlres, SC, 1t is proposed that the
state subscribe for one fourth the stock, and
thus hive an interest in the appointment
of professors, &c.
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Middlehury. MAY Is, 1889.

A LuxuRIANT HEAD OF iiAIR.-WylheS Cream
N al Lilies. uuiver sally acknowledged ucnm-
parabv superior To every her article for sheem-
belllsnme al the hair, growth, graduating
dandrutf and scales, and impartiEg an eegan
;rt BIZ. glossy hue. WhiskeIs q''Icky raise !.
and red. liyh or brow hair or wi,iSkers gradua.-
~ changed Ia black yit!inuI jury 10 the skH.-
The l;.ilowing : from the London Tim of Jul,
16rh. 1916 Palmam Qni m"rui itrat. The
;ucunlparabl biz John WvIhc, of Tower Hill, Per
I;,mer 10 His HlghneSs p ince Leopold oI Save
Ctbirr has recently received letters royal from
HIS Maies'y. II would br supertfnnus 1" say Thai
Wyrne;S Cream ni Lii es is the article for tie
HAIR" The fnliuwInG IS from VI. Watt, Pr"prie-
cor of the New-York Age, datId aud witnessed /:
"Nr John Wvhe-Sir: Alter SIX weeL s U.s. q
your Cceam of Lilies. my hair is completely IT.
neved, after a heaIt.es l-al of some dozen OF ar
;icles. | o you while tIaveIl ng in Missouri
: wear, had the bilious fever, aud had been
nearly year almost hli. | also applied il 10
nv WHISPERS. and strange 10 say, they assumed :;
lei black color, having been red from youth
With respect and gratitude am, sir, yours, &c.
WILLIAM VI. WATT.
New-York. May 10Th, 1885,"
Sold only by E. w. BREWSTER.
= MlddIebury. May 90. 1899.
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THE SAILOR.

THE SAILOR.
Ho jewellers on the stable land,
VI Hanger what know ye,
Like US who brave the boisterous surge,
Or trust the irecherous sea2.
The fir trees shade you from the sun,
Ytu see the harvtsts grow,
And catch the fragrance of The b.eeze
When The first roses blow.
While high amid the slippery shroud,
We make our midnight path,
And cen the strongest mast is bowed
Meath the wild empests wrath.
You slumher on your couch of down,
In chambers safe and warm,
Lulled only 10 deeper dream
BY the Ceccndir 6 ST. I'M.
But yet what know We of the joy
That lights our ocean strife.
When on its way our gallant bark
Rides like uring Of life
And ga,ly toward the W shcd-for port
With fvorinI gale we stand
Or first your misty line descfy,
Hills of our native land
Bur yet there's peril in your path,
Beyond the wrrcking bias
A peril III / may whel II the soul
VI heu lft's short voyage is Iast.
Send Us your Bibles, when we go
TO dare the threatening wave:
Your men OF prayer-to teach US how
To meet IA watery grave.
And SaviouI-thou whose feet sublime
tt c ioalins su &c did head
Whose hand the rash disciple dew
From darkness and the dead.
Oh be our Ark, when foods descend,
Wh,n tiundrrs s!,. k" this spheIe--
Our Ararat, when tempesls end,
And the green earth api ears
l.. H. S.
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3.-An Act, relating to the State Prison.

Ii is hereby enacted by the General As
sembly of the State of Vermont. as follows:
l. Charles Hopkins Of Windsor, John
Moultoa of Woodstock and Otis Chamber
lin of Pomire are hereby appointed com
mittee, and they are authorized to lei out, for
term not exceeding FIVE years, from and
after the twentieth day Of March next, to any
person ur persons who will hire the same, The
| labor Of all the conyicts in said prison. on
such terms as shall be agreed to and deter.
mined on by the committee herein before de.
signated.
Provided however, that 10 contract Of let.
ting, under the authority of this act, shall, be
valid unless the contractor or contractors
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AMERICAN SILK.

At the close of the fair fine American IN
stltute, New York, the president exhibited 10
the audience several specimens Of silk goods
and other articles which were among the COL
lections at the fair. In the course of This OK.
hibition he hold up pair of white silk hose,
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Hoe MANURE. For aiding the growth OF
many plants, and particularly corn we have
never found any manure the application of
which produced such effects as that FROM the
hog pen. Last year we had a field of corn
dungcd in the hll, part Of it with alternate
loads o.! hoy pen manure. Each load planted
about five or six rows. From the commence
meni ofihelr growth, till the rpening of the
corn, the rows MANFRED from the pig pen had
the advantage. and at harvesting they yielded a
larger quantity of corn than the others though
all was excellent. A neghbor the last spring
in planting his corn, used good stable manure.
except for some few rows, for which the stable
manure falling short, he substituted load or
two from his hog pen. The difference in the
size of the corn from the first, was such as 10
arrest the attention of every passer by, and
though the year has been unf;ivorablr for corn,
1t has given handsome product compared with
The other. Other instances have this year fai.
len under our notice, precisely similar, and have
established in our opinion at least. the superi
GRITTY of this manure over every other. It's
greatest effect. however, so far as our expert.
cnce or observation has extended, is produced
on soils ola loamy or sandy texture, and on
vegetables that require active manures to bring
them forward.
1t appears TO US, then an object of considera
bic consequence 10 the farmer, that he should
avail himself of this resource for fertilzing
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Mddle5ury, dug. 81. 1899.
Natures Grand Restorative.

THIS valuable vegetable medicine stands univaed
for tine following complaints, VIZ Dyspepsia, or
indigestion, Diseased Liver, Bilious Disorders. Drop
~, Asthma Co .iiyenesS Worms and loss of Appetite,
AMI 10y cleansing the atomach and bowels, cures pans
in Ike sidt, stomach ami Breast Colds aud Coughs Of
long Sianng, loarseneSs. shortness OF breath, Merry
Gus complaints, &c. which frcqu, nIly the effect
of disease For Fever and Ague, II Is most valuable
prevent live well a ign remedy Its ,ir-
surpass any thing heretofore known in removing
ST. Vltus' Dance, two bottles have been SHOWN TO
this aiIi cling disease, after having hafed every
eXrIiion for onr Years 1t has po yerfUl influ-
ence in rinoving complaints. IL is Pi-asan:
take, an 50 easy in It's operation, that 1t may be ad-
min slrr.t Io The. infant viii, SAFE "
BRITAIN s. FARNAM. Sole PToprietors.
Sold b. SIDNEY MOODY, MlddleGury.
July %, 1899. lily
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CHAPTER v.
CONVERSATIONS.

1. So mxch of the first section Of the eighth
chapter of the act to which this is in addition
as provides for the payment to the adjutant
and INSPECTOR general of three dollars per day
for drilling, and also so much of the pr0viso ca
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PHELPS COMPOUND TOMATO PILLS
IL C.iUTIC.N!= sls

~ C.1CTIC.N!SE
'E'HESE Pills are not adapted for food; be-
d causc." why? they are M dciaaI, possessing
the prope ties Of the Tom TO PAM, sicLt and
leaf and recommended for their rtmrdi I effects,
in disea es hence tie caution, be particular TO
ask for Phelps
When the economy of Nature is reversed.
'then, and mol I'LL Lhe"," will the fruits given for
our food, possess the medicinal qualities Of their
respective plants and 'tien. and lot I'LL then, -
will the fruit Of the bit ersw. ct nighIshade. and
T.'niato, all of the srme class. possess more me-
dicinal properties than the stalk and Leaf and
when the fruit can be substituted for the plant as
medicine, then can the poisonous stalk and
leaves of the potatoe" be substituted as food for
the root.
Sold by GEO. H. FISH, agent Middlebury.
July, 1889. 12:Iy
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PUBLIC LAWS,
Passed at The last Session Of The Legislature
IAN Act, relating to the revised statutes.

IAN Act, relating to the revised statutes.
II is hereby enacted by the General As
senrbly OF the Stale of Vermont, as folIs~s:
/. The committee who revised the stuiutes,
or any three fthem, are hereby directed 10
prepare the same, with the Constitution oi
The United States, and Of this state, for pub
hcatIon, as soon as may be, and make CO
pi0us index 20 the whole, and Il concise
reference 10 each section at the head of each
chapter, and contract with some responsible
person TO publish the same.
2. Before making any contract, such CON.
miltee shall give notice, by publication in at
least four newspapers printed in this state,
that they will receive proposals for printing
the revised statutes, and shall make the con
tract with The person who shall propose to
publish the same on such terms as, in the
opinion Of such Committee, will be most ad.
vaniageOus To the stale.
3. The contract shall stiprIaie for the de-
livery OF une hundred and seventy FIVE copies
of such statutes, when published, for the
benefit Of the state.
4. When the printing Of the revised statutes
shall be completed the committee, or ary
three of them, shall certify The sape to have
been examined and compared by them with
the original a. Is, and shall deposit copy, so
certified, in the office of the Secretary Of
State, which shall be conclusive evidence of
such statutes.
6. Such certificate shall be printed in each
copy Of the revised statutes, published under
The direction Of the committee, and every
copy printed, in which such certificate shall
be inserted, may be used in evidence ia all
courts of Justice, and in all proceedings be-
fore any officers, board or body in this state.
6. This act shall he published with and as
part Of the revised statutes.
Approved, November 10, 1889.
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Am Act, in alteraticl of The act providing
for the reporting Of the decisions Of The Su-
Preme Court, approved November l, 1889.
Ii is hereby enacted by the General As
sembiy Off State Of Vermont, as follows:
/. Hereafter ii shall not be the duty Of the
renorter of the decisions of the Supreme
Cou.t, personaliy 10 attend the sessions of said
court, but in all things his duties shall be the
same as before the passing Of this act.
2. Such reporter shall annually receive,
out of the treasury of this state, fur hundred
and fifty dollars, instead of seven hundred
dollars, as provided by the act to which this
an addition and alteration.
Approved, November 10, 1899.
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TERMS.

To mail and village subscribers, S2,00 per an
mum, if paid within the year-S2, so payable az
ter the close of the volume.
liberal deduction made TO Companies.
No paper discontinued till all arrearages are
paid, unless at the option of the publisher.
a. Advertisements conspicuously inserted
on reasonable terms; and continued till TO- bid
unless accompanied by directions.