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On motion of Rev. W. S Plumpr,

On motion Of Rev. w. Plumfr,
Rcsolred, That the Committee hereby appointed bc
requested 10 assemble in their respective Wards, and tc
aacpt such they may deem eXPedient 10
carry into effect the object uf this meeting, namely -
The Committee for Jefferson Ward Of the Bell Tavern
at O clock, on Thursday, Sd inst
The Committee for Madison Ward, at the E.chanse
Reading Room, al O'Clock, on the same day
The Committee for Monroe Ward at Brackels la
vern, the same day.
And that such members of the several Committees
attend those meetings, be quested 10 act with
ont delay.
On motion Of MIR. John S. Gallaher (amended by
Col Gooch)
Resuiced, That a Committee of Inquiry and Dis,ri-
button be appointed, consisting Of five members, TO
ascertain the of the several losses by the late
fire. ard 10 distribute the amount collected to the sui
iefers
Reso red That each subscriber be requested to desg
nate be mode in which his subscription shall be
applied
The Chair thcreupon appointed the following com.
mit,ee, viz: Messrs &. W. Gooch, James Dosher,
Willia H. Hubbard, Pizarro Edmunds, and James K.
Bridge s.
Mr.. George Jones, Manager Of the Marshall Theatre,
tender I'd to The meeting the offer Of benefit in further.
o. the object Of the meeting at such time as The
Executive Committee might suggest-whch tender was
accept ed
On motion of MIR. J. R Bridges. the proceedings oil
the meeting directed TO be published.
AND then the meeting adjourned.
FLEMING JAMES, Chairman.
+. J. SMITH. Sec TY
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MARRIAGES.

Married, Thu!ay evening last by Rev. Mr. Keeling, MI Jo
V. RAMOS to Misc MARI. VI. kiRHI all Of this city.
Maa, Thurii4y tho Goth u,imo b. the Row John Wool
Lsc Nj Isaac - nosELEr, 10 ELiE.ssrH Iuoa.., daughter
u William Grlvus, Esq, all OF Poahatnn county.
Married Col GhO!son, in Eoydt0n, Va, Thursday, the
Goth OF December 1855 by the Rev thomas T. Cas:leman T. ID.
TurSBuL Attorney Law, awrenceve Va Miss L.rIsIA
SrrH Of the late John Stih, of Petersburg Va
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PE.N.NSYLT.3.NL2.


"HARR,sRURe, Dec. %, 1888.
"T!e committee the contested election for the
county Of Philadelphia, in the case of hlessrs Hanna
and Brown reported this morning. After a full nves.
tiga ton OF the ballot boxes, and examination OF host
Of witnesses the committee declare Mr. Brown To have
received G77 of majority over Mr.. Hanna. MIR. b.
was therefore, sworn in and MIR. Hanna has leave to
90 home. MIR Stevenson, the other Democratic mem.
ber will also get his seat The committee on
his reports. So well assured was MIR. Wagner, his
opponent and the sitting member OF this, that although
large majority of the committee were his political
friends, he resigned his seat, and has left this place.
leaving to ar. Stevenson the undispued right 10 IL; bu
the committee must first report in the
at is rumored that MIR Speaker Penrose, by way Of
carrying out his war upon the people, has issued writ
Of election fill The vacancy occasioned by the death
of Mr. Cassett and fixed the day of election be the
18th Of January the day fred 6yLar for the Inauguration
Of DAVID PORTER If this ruinor lie lrue il will be
done deliberately with view Of depriyng large por-
ton OF the Democracy Of that district either Of deposng
their votes at The polls OF attending the Inauguration
Of Gov Porter hr Stevens, is understood, is to be
the Wing candidate, and it requires such Vlnnous
policy as this 10 give him cny thing like chance of being
elected Another of the Wing seceLers went into the
House this morning; but Stevens aud Cox the deamer
OF Senator Buchanan and few such choice spirits, still
stand out, aud it would De but small loss to the peo'
pie OF The Commonwealth at large If they ever came
in. Considerable busir has been done by the two
Houses since The recogr iton, and Of all parties
condemn the course tsued by Burrowes and Stevens
in their attempt to organize the House by the election
of Wing officers, upon The fraudulent minority returns
from the county Of Ph adePh Proceedings have been
received here OF me e.ng Of the most respectable Wings
OF Luzerne county approving Of The patriotic of
MesSrs. Butler and Sturdeyant Too much cannot be
said in comnenda, of the course Of those gentle
and Mr. Mon teius because had been for their
course, the State 81 Pennsylvania might have been
vused to ITS cent? e. the utmost efforts made by
Stevens Burrow ss Penrose and the Governor 10 keep
up The division, and maintain themselves in power, il
possible Butth Fir unhcy schemes have been frustrated
by the rmness ,f the Democratic House, the wheels OF
Government no move Onward, and The extreme excite
ment which pr evaied in this vicinity, is beginning 10
substde. The uckshot against the people, however
will he long neinbered; and those tho have been
gaged in II will receive their mered reward when they
70 De pas led upon by the tribunal OF the people
The two li ad ourn 10 morning, 10 meet
again on the j: III Of January GLObe.
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Deduct mount saved, valued at
Total

.cUU
The Co mmtee desired by Mr.. Mauck 70 say that
any amou contributed for his benefit will be regarded
by him loan and will be refunded when he has il in
his power TO do 80.
Mr. S. Putncy estimates his loss from seven TO eight
thousand dollars, and is insured for $4,000.
Mr.. Regnault estimates bis loss at $3.50
Lor AJAX B. Smith ('ar5erJ estimates his loss at $3.50
Several very faithful servants waiting in the Hotel
lost the little property they possessed.
Tn Committee have not yet been able 10 ascertain The
loss MIR. l. Pickett, in consequence some delay in
adjus ting the amount due from the Assurance Office -
That statement may be expected TO be furnished by MIR
7. as il can be made.
Such individuals as m,y be omitted in this statement
and desire their losses to be specially stated, vii! report
them TO the committee.
G. W. GOOCH, Chairman
Richmond Jan g. 1879.
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SANDER which appeared in the Ccmro-,;,, s5.,-
ss o' sniS citY ipuuhg that the money ri Tho Ji;,aa
@,i'es' 'of winch Mr. SwoTtwout is t.npI,o, Las h
advanced to Texas. with the priy,v and
NIS' 'scSson is thus put down in el,e, tn ,hs FSo
"''o" n Y Post.
on ihank you for calling my slten,o, ~ ,h
sN'l"ned eStFac, from the New York COMMENCED Al
sr'"'e' paper 20 which a:a aot subscr;bs- 80
met my observation " 0'Het"'se ave
suppcsng It passibc tia, tho er,rsc, !, c,o.,;ou
"'H'h some ctedence with those who NAV mt h,e 49,,
% knowing the injustice It has done mo I I'LL
' " give ln!S pubic contradiction TO tho inc;
r. ,b..a contains OF my being prvy to any advances
Iscror n @ any made by Mr. Swar.wout the late col
,;. " Tue port of New York. to aid The Teri.n. !,
ne., contest with Mexico In al, INV cor,s.oanIns w
o we saoIect Of Texan Affairs private or nnhc 40 =;
Ga ~ "'e'Goorse with our citizens no human heinz con
raced suoNy Tor the allegation that ever co1n,e
,,s., H"y sep or proceeding inconsistent, with onr
yer Of our Republic N0 pe".e'"' e"a's''
iOur obedent servant,
Ax,-,r ANDREW JACKSON"
sS', soinhR SiA%DER RErurKn-General Jesup has
.0,h =; St,e' 10 the Louisville Journal dated Dec
,, which he says:
-; nave luis moment been informed tina. a s,orv 10
'"e rounds OF the newspapers on the au,ho,,u of
No. Spondent OF the New York American tina, uj an,
~, na,y IN position 10 make satisfactory re,or, If
~. 'A'seihen's | owe it TO myself TO say that
sro. sa'inent is utterly false. | have accounted for
Lo,?. ceht OF public money that ever came into my
AUS is my accounts at the Treasury will show
vb" I ;5 C"iborne has issued the following order
WAGE: WV ''''e VI a'ai" e&'S'i"s l" "i' P'o'
HEAp.QuAnrERs,
Montreal, 10th Dec, 1893
Tho tGESERaL OEDER.l
,ba ."nander of the forces and administrator Of
lied +, ,,ernnen! directs, that person shall be permit
pass me frontier into the United States without
,mp. ' ,,H'r from Head Quarters, Major. General Sir
The mcdonnell K G Is. signed by Mr.. Lecture,
1Town M,as OF P"ce and councrsisned By The
lhe rn,o wi Se aIIowcd 10 enter the Province from
koup, 81 - ''al's, "ho cannot give satisfactory &C.
BnaptU himself; but lis Excelency holds officers con-
4gnbnn .oPs responsible :hat this duty is performed
te.s; unnecessary annoyance and that no ps sson is
'"eepi on sufficient grounds
-, a,,,.------ JOHN EDEN, Dept ..sdj. Gen.
COUNTING lNK-Just received at hi, os;;cs :,
L. uss Py H' Johnson celebrated News Ink for win
81 ""'ca Wi! be sold for so ccu,s per pound, Cor
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P,I,rYiLLr. Amelia co. Va.

Pu,ry,LLE, Amelia co., Va.
JHR. E. NAsH-Dsa Sir VOC may think that have sse,,
ed your request relative the Piano Forte which purchased
oyou last Fall bu, hive only waited might have 'uaieieu,
con.cienously say you, that well pleased with
judges such matters than myse and all agree that most
excellent and powerful pnno do most confidently any
persons who Instruments tn believe they will do bet
ter TO purchase You than Of any oshe pcison WIN whom u
acquainted have for two or three past been o1a
York, and do you would purchase OF !ou
needed instrument preference either OF the above markets
recommended piuGos brothers, who will hare
purchase before long Yon liberty make such Of this
the Dt rs"f Gf"f s Ss'" quality 1
have sale, time Piano. tho
Book Piano Seller, Pe.e.buts
EeANK of ylRGINiAThs plt.lcn aad Direction. Lave de-
cIacd Dividend for the last han yeat Of 2pe eeGIun
JAMS tc0-nl Cashier
limited STATES HOTEL, (!als lots I-This spenrd
Enlistment will be opened on The 18Th January undcr,h
Pearl and Water streets ii Offers every Ntncemc"t to the mer
and Of business Commnoc private par!ors with bed
attached handsomely furnished md fitted for family
parties. and lac Subscriber asrs himself tha' The Improvements
reeny made will render the Hotel eligible res" 10" citizens
quors carefully selected, and the Table supplied with al III" uru
RES of the |, will be Ic anhon Of the sob'efber TO
tons shall be pes Merit rnre Of patronage end
The House will open the reception Of company al hours.
JAMS IG9-lOtl EDWIN Il. YALE.
COMMISSION HOUSE.
TOHN y. SHIELDS Of lexington Virginia, and Robert d.
y Of this city, have associated Themselves under The
firm Of Shield. and Somcsve for the purpose OF conducting
commission business the city OF RhmoG Mr. Sheds
has been engaged for merchandising the Valley
Of Virginia. and fiGrs hins"f that from hs experience,
the purchase Dry Goods other merchandise
safely confied to him. Sir SOmere has been ged in
commission and proaCe business for number Of and
thinks his acquaintance with the business such onc him
public confidence. We invite friends
and tho public general t" give share Of iG patronage,
promising best cxrrtIous in their behalf.
REFERENCE.
Richard Anderson, Esq,
Mcssrs Pry ton, D-ane X Edwards,
{. Lancaster Denny Co., EisiH0ES
4" Lewis Webb < Co.,
81 II. w. & j. }. Fry,
January s G9-wi~
NJ OrfCE-Was commrd the Jail ofNor(J!k Runaway,
~ Negro Man PETER Re IL years fGse ut und hs
complexion black his hr feet inches Said Peter that
ha sold 10y Peter Iao OF tho city Of Richmond nCEr3
pecul,o by George Shelton, from whom he Go
his escape
Tie ofad negro requesed to call and comply with thu
law such made and povdcd be will be dealt sceern
~. WA. BARNARD,
JAMS fG9-3ml Jdilor .Nc,}bH County
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MARSHALL THEATRE.
To he Public.

Impressed with the feeling of common sympathy for
the suferngs Of portion of the citizens Of Richmond,
By the late conhlgration,and viewing The DraI'a,
only as an amusement and instruction. but power TO
besow assistance 10 the general Of benevoIence
and philanthropy and in urtherance Of the views Of The
Public meeting. BENEFIT was rendered by the sub.
scrber in aid Of the sufferers which offer was accepted
by the meeting. Due notice will be given OF the even
ing selected for the purpose. The suggestion, that the
prices of admission should be increased has been a5an.
doned in order to give place 10 The reception o donations,
by the subscriber upon The Benefit mighty who,
Of the Committee will have power 10 receive the
Marshall Theatre, Jan 3, ls30. GEO. JONES'.
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Pcnory of Iossrs I'm Hr I0fc Fire.

RcP0l u LOsScS w Inc I0Et FVt.
The Committee appointed 10 ascertain the losses by
the late conhagraon of the Eagle Hotel deem it only
necessary add few details 10 those already pub
shed in the city newspapers giving rather more &C
curae estimate of the loss sustained by the principal
sufferers Several of them fully insured and others
whose losses considerable, have promptly declined
any assistance, because not in actual need.
Ii 81 The Committee pleasure TO say, that through
the exsrtions Of several gentlemen and ladies' the loss
Of Miss Churchill was promptly reimbursed and that,
too, in highly credIlabIe to the good feeling
and be Ievoence Of community.
The following estimates Of losses have been furnished
TO the ommiltee:
Mr.. Ma uck lost in liquors and provisions 1000
Ia: clothing, &c. 900
In bonds and accounts G,OOO
In furnil ure purchased by him $4,000
DO. liz :rnsed with The house 5000
10000
Deduct mount saved, valued at 4,OO0-S,0 COO
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EOTICE-Wb be sod Thursday 10Th January, 1899 to the
~ chest bidder the Rc!ano Tarcrn, al household nnd
krkc furniture utensils md OF fodder &c,
with nv stock and cattle. would also sell privately
plantation Which Tavern aud Sorchone aEd every neces-
sry ou public entertainment have pIana-
t;.n in Rockers Gold Mines IN PTincc Ed
ward county, which woud sell on accommodating terms II 90
no, selling The above lands would easo rent the
samc yoas The will be made known on tho
dav nf sale, &c. hD"HhD w. rhE sn w:
In
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: N 'iNG INK Just received at this o!ice, a
=, nee 1pP'y OF Johnson celebrated News Ink for win
81 ""ca Will be sold for 50 ccu,s per pound, Cor
Move
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NIrAS committed jail Of the city OF Richmond, the 9Th
w day Of January 1888 Negro Man. who calls himself JOHN
CARTER says belongs Robert B!ups, Of Norfolk 10
rough Va Negro an appears to DO about &c years OF
ara Eve inches high The said Negro Man had
on when committed bue round Jacket and Pantaoons The
owner OF said Negro requested forward pro-
py pa charges him away ce be wal; be dealt with
ns ,Lc Law directs. JOHN A. QUAY,
D. s for Wm. d. Hre1, 5. c. r.
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NEORUS MULTlCAULlS AND SILK WORM
lva EGGS-3000 Trees in cases, ready for transPor
lation; and supply of Silk Worm Eggs OF The most
approYed kinds-receved and fer sale by
J. f. D. LOWNES, AGT,
Jon5 IG9-tf1 Richmond Va.
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On SATURDAY EVENING. Januar

on SATURDAY EVENING, January s.
Will be presented the successful Play of
The Maid OF Warieni0rpt.
META. MRS. GEO. JONES.
MUHLDENAU, the Minister Of
hlarientofPt, MR. GEO. JONES.
Oeer.urc to The Battle Of Prague.
Comic Song, Mr. n knight
Fae0rtc OgeytHres The Orchestra Tie National Airs
Pas de &yrienc, By Mss Encass and Master Titus
To conclude with The Farce Of
EHe Es'Osaiss0sy Vote.
u Tickets and seats secured daily at Mr. Hoyts Of
fc, from 10 P NJ and at the Theatre from ~ 10 g. p
NJ, and from los, M.-Tickets must be used upon
The evening Of the day that they purchased except
ing Certificates 10 the contrary.
Jan Z CIT
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&c e,
LAYTON !. ATKINS,

o. Mr.. Hubnds Reply 10 Col Bondurunt is unavoid.
ably postponed ill Tuesday.
The Northern Mail had mol arrived up 10 the hour of
going to press--G clock.
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Comic Song, .Ir. n knight.
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Tile AMI Contents, page l. Prospectus and Conditions
Of the Messenger. page Monthly List Payments, page
s. Lis. Of Agcnig, and Advertisements, J. W. Randolph *
Co.. Richmond the Morris House, Philadelphia; Legal
Notice p.Ce j.
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EpASK OF VIRGlNiA.The President Gad DIRECTIONS Lave de
cacd Dividend for the last han year. Of per centun,
4. ROBINSON, a..
fC9-tfl Cashier.
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Imports this yeas Of the whole kingdom .3GS, SIG
Last year Observation-Disclosures. 1,3S0
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-03-23


EpY virtue Of the above stated cases
ED TO me directed, will expose to
public sale for cash, at the Courthouse
door IN the town OF Canton, on the
Third Monday an Aprit 1899,
The following property to-wit:
Four valuable lots in the town of Can
ton, each fronting twenty-five feet, back
one hundred feet, four of them fronting
Main Street, and four on Fulton street,
1t being the same ground formerly oc-
cupied by defendant as a Tavern stand.
ALSO
ONE WAGON AND TEAM, HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNl-I
TURE, Consisting of several fine new
Feather Beds and Furniture, and almost
every thing that could be desired to car
ry on Tavern.
Levied on as the property of said de-
fendant, and will be sold to satisfy the
above stated cases.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, ShD.
By J. ]. HENRY, Depty. |
March 16 i0-14 Printers fee S2i
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-03-23
MARSHAL's SALE.


R1 virtue of the above stated cases to
- me directed, by the honorable circuit
court Z. S. for the Southern District Of
Mississippi, | will,
on the First Monday of April, 1880.
Expose to public sale, to the highest
bidder, for cash, before the Courthouse
door IN the town of Canton. Madison
county, Mississippi, the following tracts
or parcels of land, to wit:-The west
half northwest quarter, section ten:
southeast quarter of section ten; south
half of east half of southwest quarter
section ten; west half of southwest
quarter section eleven; west half of south
half OF east quarter of southwest quar-
ter section eleven; northeast quarter of
section fifteen; west half of northwest
quarter section fourteen; southeast
quarter section fourteen: east half Of
southeast quarter of section thirteen;
all IN township eight, range three,
east.
Levied on as the property of John s
Rowland, and viii be sold at tho time
and place first above mentioned, to salts
~ plaintiffs debt and costs. Sale to
take place within the hours prescribed
BY law.
w NJ. GWIN. MarshaI.
By ]. F. Cook, Depsty
March 2, s-12 [Pr. fee SI5I
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-03-23

SHERHFFs SALE
Neal Shaw. On rle1rlsz
rs y on hrreE -
Jno- = Wyatt and April tera l8-5a.
surity- IN Masl1sau cz--
emf cazre-
virtue OF the above stated ease
EE TO me directed I shall exncse o.
public sale for cash. atthe Corrt-holse
door IN the town OF Canton. oa thc
First 1Ioad.1g ia 8p-5I fsss-
The following property 20 v5t-
The west half, Of To namser three-
IN square number eight ln the rowa g5
Sharon, lots number f1ur hunslrei au.z
twenty one and four hundred AMI twea-
ty-twO, on ChlttaIoosa street. ia the saugm
Of Madisonville, number four haud-e.l
and twenty one, vas formerly occupicz
BY WN. A. Lack. and has on 81 a CON
Portable frame house for dweLnz-
Levied on and wiI be sold % sa1ss.v
plaintiffs debt and cost
). II. FLOCR%OT. Sk-T
BT r. r. FR-zELE. Dsaasl.
February 23, 1G59-7-f2-Pr- Eee SII.
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-03-23
suERxrr-s SALE.

SHERIFF-s SALE.
Thomas Ashford. On r. ia On eond
VS. To April term 1889
James y. Page and in Madison circuit
James II. Towns. court.
RY virtue of the abore stated case =
me directed, shall expose 10 Puoiic
sale. for cash. at the Courthouse door'
in the town of Canton,
on the First Monday OF April, 1882
The following lot in the town OF Nadi-
sonyiIIe. TO wit:-Lot two hundred and
sixty-two, on which Is frame build
ing.
Levied on as the property Of j. y
Page, and will be sold 70 satisfy the above
stated case.
S. NJ. FLoURNOY, Sh.F.
By J. II. WHITEHEAD, Deputy.
March 2, 1889. S-ls
foe &41
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-03-23

sHERiEF,S SALE.
J. w Robb s. Co. On fl. IA. on bond
rs TO April Term,
VIM. Tucker and 1899, in Madi-
security son circuit court.
RY virtue of the above stated case to
me directed, shall expose to public
sale for cash at the Courthouse door in
the town of Canton, on the
First Monday in April 1899,
The following property to-wit:
a tract or parcel of land,
The west half, north east quarter, of
section twenty five, and east half, north
east quarter, of section twenty-five,
township eleven, range three, east.
Levied on and will be sold 10 satisfy
the above stated case.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sh'f.
BY j. A. WALKER, Deputy.
March 9, 1889. 8-1e Pr. fee 50.
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-03-23

POsTPoNEMENT.
The sale of the above described Ne
groes are hereby postponed until the
First Monday in April.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Shift.
By J. J. HENRY, Deputy.
march l6 l0-l2-[Pr. fee S2S1
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-03-23

sane and Lrlah ksuk-
R1 virtue Of the above stated cases
to me directed. I yIl3 expose = us.ss
lie sale for cash, at the Courf-hoasa asar
IN the town of Canton. on the
Third 1F5nday - -fprsI IsSe.
The following described parcel 81
land to-wit.-
One Hunired and slxty Aere--
In township ten- section aine- enc hzz-
dred and tweRtv Acres IN secriesa EEseen
and township ten- eighty Acres IN scc-
ton ten- same township
Levied on and vii Be sod s8r Braa-
don Money. 10 satisfy the above stated
cases
5. NJ FLOURNOY. SE-F
BIZ VIZ. T. Cox. psssss-
March p Eli Printers re ~IS.1
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-03-23

SHERIFF's SALE.
Robert Nicholson, On fl. ia. on bond to
vs. April term, 1899,
Thos. Sanders and IN Madison circuit
J. G.. Middleton, court.
Buckner, Stanton
& co,
vs. Same
Aaron L. NeeI,
vs. Same.
Same,
Garvin & Manloye
vs. Same.
Sams,
Enloe Johnson & CO
use &c,
VS. Same
Same,
Motz & Henderson,
VS. Same,
Same,
Geo Smedes & co,
VS. Same.
Same,
benson & Sharp,
vs. Same.
Same,
Qulnton Elliott,
VS. Same.
Same,
RY virtue of the above stated cases, 70
me directed, | will expose to public
sale, for cash, to the highest bidder, IN
the town of MadisonviIlc, at the resi-
dence of Thos. Sanders,
on the Third Monday of March, 1889,
The following articles, to wit: One side
board, one sofa, one fine looking glass, /
one clock, one dining table, two bedsteads, |
together with various other articles of
household and kitchen furniture, too te-
dious to mention
Also
On the First Monday of AprH, 1899, |
At the door of the Courthouse in the
town of Canton,
ONE HOUSE & LOT OF GROUND. +
Ia the town Of Madisonyille, known in /
the plat of said town as Lot No. 248. /
containing fifteen acres, more or less.
Levied on and will be sold to satisfy /
the abeYe stated cases.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, ISh'f.
BY J. w. RAY, Deputy /
March 2, 8-12 [Pr. fee S18l
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-03-23

DY virtue ofthe above stated cases to
D me directed, from the honorable
Circuit Court of Madison county, | shall
expose to public sale, to The highest bid
der, for cash, at the Courthouse door,
in the town of Canton, on
Monday the 7th day of January 1899,
The following property viz:
Twelve windsor, & three Hide Bottom
Cn1i-.s: seven small an 'ocf 'aISe
Tables; Six Benches: One Reading
Table; Twenty-four Mattresses, with
Bedsteads and Furniture; Three Fea-
ther Beds, with Bedsteads and Fur
niture;
hold and Kitchen Furniture.