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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-02

and six Chairs.
Also
On the first Monday IN APril 1883,
The following described Land 10 Wit
The west half. south west quarter and
the south half, west half north west
quarter. section four, south east quarter
of west half and the east half OF north
east quarter. south half east half south
west quarter and the south halt west
half south west quarter, OF section i've,
the east half, north east quarter east
half, south west quarter, section SeVen-
containing FIVE hundred and sixty acres
more or less. Also section eight, SIX
hundred and forty acres Also south
half, south west quarter west hail.
north west quarter and the north east
quarter of section nine, the north half
east half. north west quarter OF sec
ton seventeen, containing three hun
dred and sixty acres Also, south halt.
south east half. south west quarter sec
ton twenty one, forty acres Also
west half. north west quarter, south
half east half of south west quarter,
north half of west half. south west
quarter. north half of east half south
west quarter Of south hail. west hall
south west quarter of section twenty
seven, containing two hundred and
forty and eighty-six hundreths acres
Also west half of north west quarter
and the west half of south west quarter
south half. west half of south cast guar
ter. east half of south west quarter
and the north half, east half Of south
east quarter. section twenty-five, con
tanning three hundred aud twenty
acres. all in township eight, range two
west.
Levied on as the property OF Areas
bald and Angus Clark, and viii D. ss'se
to satisfy the above stated cases
/ S. VI. FL0URNOl. SAL
By JAS. A. PUsH, DePssts
/ February 3d. 1889 Tx
Printers fee S42,
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DRs. rEAMsrER & PHILIPS.

MOULD respectfully inform the clti-
w zens of Canton and its vicinity,
that they have associated themselves In
the practice Of their profession
Their office, the same as heretofore
occupied by DR.. Feamster.
January 12. 1889. I'm
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DIR. J. w. BASS.

DIX Do '" s'
D ESPECTFULLY tenders to the cIti-
IL zens of Canton and its vicinity,
his services as Botanic Physician, and
hopes by diIigent attention to MS pro-
fession. to receive share of pubic pat
ronage.
M Office near the old Court House
where he keeps fresh stock Of Botan-
ic Medicine.
February 9, 1899. It'll
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References
DIR. j. ]. PUGH,
f.. NJ CONVICTION, Esq HddtS0nc y
VIM. HARDEMAN, Esq.
DIR. ]. De. WOLFE SMITH-Lerington,
Col. ]. S. GooCH, V;cEsbyrg
Col: J. f. RICHARDSON,
Col. V. E. Howard,
CoI p M WILLIAMSON Jackson.
Hon. I'll. c. RUNNELs,
Col. w. WASHINGTON,
GEO. T. SWAMI, Esq. brandon.
L. P. WARE, Esq.
January 96, 1889. 3-6w
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-02

FRESH DRUGS, OH. AND FAINTs,
lust received and for sale by
d E. d. WARD.
january 10. MI
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-02
=. =-FSEEET & GO,
& Commission Merchant:
NEW AND sEASONABLE GOODS.
Z. y. TALIAFERRO & 60.

WOULD respectfully inform the
citizens of Canton, and surroun
Ding country, that they are now recefv-
ing and opening in the town of Canton,
In the House formerly occupied by
hing, Anderson & Co. opposite the Plan
ter's Hotel, direct from Boston, New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimcre,
large and well selected stock of FOX
ElGN. DOMESTIC, STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS, suited to the
present and approaching season, embrac-
ING sreatvariety of style. Allof which
are entirely new, and will be offered at
Inc lowest PRICES FOR CASH. or to
punetual and responsible dealers on the
usual credit. They solicit an examina-
non from their town and Country friends
Their goods having been bought lowe
than usual, they are determined to sell
low.
February 16, 1899. 6-tf
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sHERIFF-s SALE.

sHERIFF-s SALE.
Planters Bank, On Fl. ia. on
rs bond to April
A. g. A. Clark term 1889, Madi-
Thos. ]. Hart, and son circuit court
E. Jones.
RY virtue of the above stated case
- to me directed, | will expose 70
public sale for sh, at the Courthouse
door in the town of Canton,
on the First Monday Of March 1889
TWO LIKELY NEGEc3S.
MINGOE & POLLY; s. ONE HORSE.
Levied on as the property of defend
ant Thos. ]. Hart, and will be sold e
satisfy the above stated case
| S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sh-T-
| BIZ j. A. PuGH, DePntl
| February 90, rs Pr. fee S5l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-02

SHERIFF> SALE
= - =. On 4 IA on Eo1d -
April term 1889, Ns6-
Peter Smith and fso1 tircnt Soa'-
G. H. Fitzgerald,
~ virtue of the above stated case 20
ID me directed | shall expose 10 Pes-
lie sale for cash, at the Court House as'0i
in Canton. on
monday the sth DAY Of March, ISIS.
ONE SMALL WAGON AND TWt
HORSES
Levied on as the property OF sisssefsss
-, Smith. and will be sold 10 satisfy tht
above stated case
s. NJ FLOURNOY. SAT
By J. y PusH- DP'fF
Feb. IS. 1889 7-s-Pr see =
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sHERIFF's SALE

Kills Walton, n, : a On Bend %
rs April Term 1899. IN
Samuel ThOrnhIlt Madison circuit court
ct. al.
DY virtue OF the above stated case to
Id me directed, will expose 10 psie-
lie sale for cash. at the COurt-house door
in the town of Canton,
On the third Monday iH February lt5s
One likely Negro Boy named Abranl--
Levied on End will be sold 10 satisfy
the above stated case.
s. NJ. FLOURNOY. Sal
By w E Cox, DeFzfg
Eehrrrary 2
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Four Likely Negroes
Jess. HaSar n > thsfsfFr@-
One Wagon. >ix oxen--
ytxE MILES ANp F0H mo&~a1~-
- - .
I35 Head ef >fs<k u@-s-
A lot Of ny Gssa~ aa4 ts&s&~as-s
DxrsS kNp MEDfCr>ES.

4 I-s Fl Fzrasesrr. Cerz as4 Esss
-NISA-
on The Gr~s >sszdsx a. sRFa& -
The fIle,x deseElA-e4 tEaet - l.a7zs
Of Land - MI s.
r., soash halT q sAe east ha.1 "a
the n0rfh east ggarser- uersa an5t a
the wresk helf oa thss meEta ~es4 'ss-aaasfs
al Sscslon tNenss-saN. sasssa aa.s Hs ~
49, half oF tho seth wesz g.lAE1er- 81 E
ze-tsaa tvxersT-rhree. zast - $50 ee
- ~. north szest slslrzsT. 81 sre1.a
sb7rsx-Ssx. al "a aosusAsas eizaEs san7e
tb.rs.s- uess- Cazsf1szafizlg lm aaa s'm@ ana-
deed acres. maore &C less
Ievsesl 90 a. the PEaFertF 81 $50
s...-r.lsn-. anf Nil = so - ss1ss
ne ~ FIOG KNOV, ~
Bv d A Pnsa- EAsssa-
Fsb~uarv % TIA lr-- Gee -
.uEK1FF-> >sEx-
IN. VI & IF ftssssa- Pa 'slzas p
s0n. uSe Sc rs'rA
Keitlv SaasieFs- g. sk- se.s esfs9ssi s''as
10y vsrsss az the abssxe ssaasl cs=s, ~
ID me directed. I 9szl expess = Es
sale. f,sr cash. a. the 8eeE e. ~ ~
bous. - ne tesa cf Casa
"a tA~ FarS. >ss=d2y sf F~sFssE~ h~-aas-
FO,o Ekrgx Me- hey- u1sgea >tte
tPHEN- 1exiei on as the preaeese e
; sl~genlaat Saaslers- 2aa 49, D. $50
SATISFY Tho aboxe Sad ersr-
: n FLEA E>tsA- So
h NJ r Cex- Ases'H
E - ~ "a
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-02

RY virtue of the above stated cases
IL to me directed, from the honorable
the Circuit Court of Madison County,
| shall expose to public sale to the high
est bidder for cash, at the Courthouse
door in the town of Canton, on
monday the 7th day of JaDury 1889,
the following negroes, viz:
Jack, :Sitrey, and Grace,
with crop of Cotton supposed to be co.
600. pounds, about $4,000 pounds pick
ed and in the Clubhouse, the balance IN
the field.
On the 2Ist day of January 1888.
tract of Laud containing 500 acres,
more or less it being the present resi-
dence and farm of the said keightley
Sanders.
ALSO:
The following described tracts of land,
to witt section seven, township ten,
range three, east; east hall south-eaS'
quarter of section seven, township ten-
range three, east; south hall OF eas'
half northeast quarter, section SEVEN
township ten, range three, east; west
ha.f section eight, township ten, range
| four. east; north half east hall soIth'
east quarter of section eight, t~wnshif
ten, range four, east.
ALSO:
| The following negroes, to wit:-lsaac
Minor. Dock, Jack, Stephen, men; Selia
Precilla, Mary, Silva, Creecy, women
Caroline, Hetta, ten or eleven years old
one little girl five years old, called Puss
and a child six months old; Alfred, Sam
Nelson, Ben, boys.
| Sixty head of cattle, four yoke o
lOxen. one wagon. three mules and sever
horses. seventy-five hogs, forty head o
sheep, fifteen hundred bushels corn, ont
thousand pounds fodder and farming
utensils. !.
| Levied on and will be sold to satlsi
'"' S. NJ. FLORNoY, ShF.
! By J. J. HENRY, Depntl
December 10, 1855.
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POsTPONEMENT.
The sale of the above described prop
erty is hereby postponed, until the
Third Monday of February 1888.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, ShT-
By ]. J. Henry, Deputy
January IL.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-02

POSTPONEMENT.
The sale of the above described prop
erty. is hereby Postponed, until the
Third Monday in March. 1889.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, ShT.
By J. j. HENRY, DeP7ty
Feb. IS, 1s39.-7-1o-[Pr- fee SSH
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-02
:. B. Kennedy & L. p. Walker,

attorneys s ConnseIIoIIors at La"'
Canton, Mississippi.
u,HEY will attend the Circuit Courts
i Of Madison. Kinds, Leake, Alfalfa
and Yazoo, the High Court of Errors
,rd Appeals. and the District and Circuit
courts of the United States, holden at
Jackson.
January IL. It'll
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-02

PoSTPONENENT.
The saIe-of the above described prop
ertv.is hereby postponed. until the
First Monday of March, 1850
s. NJ FLOURNOY- SAL
BIZ WV. Cox, Dsprafs-
February IS rs pr. fee S101
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-02
Six Likely Negroes,
Hoses, .1nsey, Jim, Wary,
Queen and ManerSa.

ONE PLEASURE CARRIGE- ONE BA-
ROUGH, AND ONE WAGON
8 1EENg A1D d gGAS3Sa
Four feather beds g. bedsteads,
One Clock. one sideboard, two Tables
and six Chairs
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DY virtue 81 the sbosc s,s,zsl eaa-s en-
ID me directed. / will exp r.
sale. for CASH al chs saser ga ms ~aaaa-
house In the t0Nn e Caazasa-
ON the art >Hs@4ss a. Ns&HSA -,
The following prosperity = 81
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Jack. Silrey, and Grace,

with crop of Cotton supposed to be co.
600. pounds, about $4,000 pounds pick
ed and in the Clubhouse, the balance in
IL GolJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18

DEATHS--Gen. Joan Triton, late Sena-
tor OF the U. $ from Indiana, died near L.
sansPort on the ith inst. Of aPoplexy. Gen. T
was native Of Tennessee, aged ahou; SIS. and
had during his life rendered valuable service N
different public stations.
The Hon. BESAMIS PiERcE. late Governor 4
New Hampshire, died at has residence IN Hill,
borough on the lst instant, at the age OF ~ years
al the age Of 10 he entered the Army at Banker
Hill. and continued 10 battle for freedom until
the close Of ihe war
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18

The President Of the e. s. vas invited feu
days since b. some u has political ffieads 10 par.
take Of public dinner 10 r. Carolina. In nj,
reply 10 has inyitsncn, he says
The report Of nv Intention a. make an er.
ienNve tour through the country. 70 which you
have ALLUDED. was we'll founded. Never having
bad The qualification o. YrH either III ,he STATES
81 Louisiana, Arkansas. M.v.ssippi. Alabama
Missouri, Tennessee, Kentpcky limos. Indiasa
OHIO, Michigan o. Maine. ard sensible boz
much ny ability " execute, s.ccessasy, such
auiies a. may devoise Ga ne. ~ connection Erh
ihef Interests. would b. increased by personsl
observation, ] had tricfmined 10 visit hos
states, o. a. many q them a. ume and cifcum-
stances would allow. 10 ibe coufse of ne easa-
ing sumner. revFe,. however. chat the pre-
sent STATE Of pubic adsin has induced me. ~
accofdsnes vlih nv seuss ~ duty. " defer az
pfoPosed journey 70 . future period"
., hoe saKioos he q 70 increa.e MS abilities m
esauecuoa 9th he Interests" Of ihete s,a,es
Why did ~ noi cone searsr NJ tra,h. and az.
80 eonnsciion vIh ~ ora inisfssts r. vii
asy person beiieve thai his extensive ioss~ Va
determined uPoa from regard Coz esheR ste
fstsr alooe,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18

Fsg ~ sssA 49, gStt~s sss.s-g. .syva ~
FLOUE--festeFdsy saies took place ~
is " ~ -. and today koldrrs geasfaiiy asa AZ
-. ihs faiLrcad pfies y ao6ofn ai67.
We ngis 100 o. ihrss ssies Df CITY Nils fog
export 81 81 So fan. a sale u lice barsss
entFa, mafs q vAiis wkeai. has also bren naSs
fog stpor - a.. The sock e kand = 49, ys-
- iria1na.
-. - =. &c, . gsss - = - 1iia sss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18
Prom iAs H-incAo,isr Viryiaian.

fiRE.-We regret 10 stair that the large. n,u.
and elegant dwelling Of John X. Cooke, Esq
near Inehes1er, was entirely destroyed by hfe
on Thursday last. the lllh inst. The IRE orr.
mated from the chimney or hrarth In the upp>r
story, communicating with the floor, and wa 20
Tar under way when detected, rs TO render use
ieSS all means Ia arrest u. LoSs from $4,000 Ia
5000. Furniture generally. we learn, was saved.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18

LoUDoUN COUNTY Sanford Ramey.
Lewis Beard, and Timothy Taylor. wings, and
The late delesales) Henry T. Harrison doubtful,
Mahlon Fulton Wing Travis Payne (unknownj
and Gen. Geo. Rust. Thomas H. Clsgcu. and
Richard O. Gisyson (nomiAai-d ty a Van Buren,
meenng) are the eassib1si1s a. sbe HOUSE If
Delegates In Loudoup comfy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18

JouS NJ. Boris has been nominated By Dis
iriet Cons eniion a. The Wing Candidate for Con.
gfess m the Richmond district. Gen Harsie
and his friends viii no doubi soqu,e,oe n the
DECISION Of the Consenusn, aud thus leave The
contest between hf Bolts and Mr. seiden, the
V. u. candidate. Result doubtful
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18

BANKING CAPITAL-Ths total iserea..
Of capital By the acts Of Is37 and 1879, amounts
TO something over Seven Millions Of Dollars
When the laws shall have gone INTO effect, the
whole capital will be- loeaIed a. follows:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18

WERY MYsrEEiors.--' There mssi be a we
~ considerable variation IN the value Of va
grant woiers, said one loafer to another, or no "
Is It that YOU gets two dollars for voting for Wa
nan, an only enc" w, you see, you votes
only IN enc ward, an votes IN fteo. an hrrd
one Teller say last election that Bill Price gin him
'rrsni,H dollars, COS w, be woled IN oil DLe
Vardsn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18

Fbs " AEfaOrotuss CsrEcHsss. " "a Ne tile
n aes paper. DEVOTED y Ne docinaes q ne
Ep.leoPai cburch. and edited ty ne Rev. Pas-
hp Slaughter. ~ wa.hinrtsa, d. c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18
CD

Es-"Crvis." in reply to "A MEcHAxrc," i,
unavoidably postponed AL next week.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18

TAe uial - D.. Ysashaa. n fbs Chessrfsssd
cssrt. fos ihs marssr u walerff. Plrasasts,
: s..:.s.s . 80. - =. =. 'ss-..''s =.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18

Richmond a 6sS 900
Norfolk l,lsO,0OO
Petersburg l.2sO. 900
LynchbuTg e7I,sas
Wheeling 100000
Winchester ea5 600
Fredericksburg 700, 900
Portsmouth $500
ClarksTiile (Neckienbug) 2O0. 900
Danylllc 3J0,9O0
buchanan DOG. 900
Charleston (Kanawha) $50 600
Farmviiic Prince Edwar,l) 200, OOO
Scotisvills or Charlottesville 10, 900
Abingdon Or Eyansham $4,000
Falmouth (Staford) zoe. 900
Lccsbufg 2Io 600
Cbarlesiowa 10000
RcmBey 92J. OG0
siaunton 2OO. 600
Warfenton $50 600
WeUsbufg Brooke) IGO. 600
PsTksrsbufg WOOD 100000
MorganioSn (MOnongsls) 10000
an s-a Ooa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18

abou. 30 days n "
The Legislature Of Virginia. a, its In.
SION, vo'ed Sword to MAJOR NsLsox. nh =,
ungH'>h-d himself IN several engagement, .
me canada hne during the late var. M,,o,N
vas formerly Representative IN Congress f,0.,
inc Mecs'enbury VA district, and - ,,d,.
sehDe'han OF much intellectual power and OF
great moral worth u
The Legislature also voted q sword n rsa.,
HESpERsoS, the gallant commando, ~ - "A.
''he corps OF the L. ;. who distinguished HIM.
VII curing the late war with Great pr,,.,n =,
sea, and volunteered his sery c.s on IN, ,,,,,
IN service strange TO him-xhen IN. ,,,,,,
sI,nsiion Of Florida invoked the aid of 80
eh'valrous soldier in the service Of IN. trn.,
States. to her rescue.
The Steam Ship GRrAr wrsrrns An. =,
New York from England. for some days PAS,
had not arrived on Saturday, the date Of ON, a.,
accounts from that city. The la,rs, I.ooAo,
dates are only M 10 the sth Of March. m, tim.
at which the news 10 relation to the late honna,-
~ troubles had JUS, reached there. Some Of IN.
English newspapers are quite belliyerent IN The,
tone towards the L. States. but nothing had
been heard from official sources.
A considerable advance had taken pl,e. IN IN,
price OF cotton.
The Elections IN France are over. aud IL 4,
thought there will be a majority against the
Ministry. II 80, the Ministers retire from offe,
g
MEAlCO.-La.e accounts state that a sever,
battle was Tough, on the 18th Of March, near
Tuspan, between the Government troops under
ten. Cos and the Federal troops under Genera
Mexis. IN which the Government troops we're
routed with a loss Of 800 killed and GOO prison
erS. Gen. Cos escaped in a wonderful manner
hy means OF disguise IN which he clothed him.
Self The victory gave rise 10 great rejoicing
at Tampico.
IEAAS The Houston Telegraph states ,ha,
Texas Is IN remarkably GonriShin- condition
Hundreds Of emigrlnts are constantly srtiv,n,
new farms opening IN every direction. and s,,-
Elements extending 10 regions that only n f.x
months ago were entirely deserted on aeeoun, q,
the Indians. On tie 2lS ultimo. NJ UonS,o, =,
public dinner was gwen in honor OF Gen H.n-
LroN. He Addressed HI. entertainer, IN a "lonr
AMI eloquent" speech. and closed with /. comm.
mcniary toas, To Texas. II !, stated that Geo
Hamilton and Ex-Governor Butler, of soga
Carolina, and Joseph ". " hite. Of Florida. h,f,
h'ed their declarations, recording their in.sn.sa
TO become citizens OF Texas
FLORIDA.-The Indians continue 10 ,,,u.
from their retreats and murder the white s-ttler,
4
fami'y after family are Continually hewed do~a
sy Their merc'lesS ,omahawks. The family Of
IN old man named Gray, near Monticello. wrr,
The las, victims Of their savage cruelty. The
Old man and one or two Of the females were in
sianily murdered, some Ieii for dead. and other,
escaped by hight with dangerous wounds. How
long will this state Of ,hings continue!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18
SI9S7sOn


On SUNDAY last. JiNrs, eyed atcat wears
ahd On M0edsy. joss. aged about years. en- o.
dieu Il he late Rev. John Howell u the Med
disi =. Church.
AZ Pensacola. Florida, on ne pin Of March
Joss . lsrEE, Esq.. m the 2Gih year Of his age
~ meeting bed st The Coust-IIouse m
Chafiesiova, on Monday he 18th April ts39
/ by he Members II the bar and others. fr,end,
sud assoeisies 81 the late Joss %. faTKs. Of IN.
eouniy -cn motion, WIN. g. TsFBes vas called
- M Chair. aod George n. Tate appointed s.
cfcfsrf.
On motion Of Charles 3. Hafding. Rso tbe
fsiioWing resolutions we're unanimously ADOPT
ed
Rs'oisss, That ihis mssiinz have received With
deep regret he melancholy islsllIgcncs u the
deaih u Joss o Yarns. Esl., formerly a mem
Der Of ibis bar.
Rssoissd unanimously, That lhn mesang Ten
dsf hi espFes,,Oa q thstf sympathy 70 tbs Re
la.ves u ne deceased. upon isis nournfal
event snd ihai - testimony u heir regfet ios
his loss. sbd respect for has msaofy, ne Mem
befs q ne iisf and tbis Mestsg via wear esspe
On NJ left arm foe thiry DAYS.
Essolssa. That copy q Ne proceedings q
ms s,eeiing be furnished 70 ne family u -
deceaasi
wM ,. TURNER. ck-srusa-
Gro. n. TsYE. Steysisre
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VIRG'A FREE PRESS.
THURSDAY. APRIL ~. ,sas.
%1AMIgSrDwn.

NETWORK CITY ELECTION .-varian.
V. Is elected Mayor by lis2 majority
aud the Wings have elected ) Aldermen and 5
Assistants, and the V. d. party ~ Aldermen and
IL Assistants. Whole number Of votes taken
1926. Last year the number was 1891
The Say was done, - may be inferred from
the following dialogue between two ioafers on
the hrst day Of the election. and vhrn It Is re-
membcred that an annual tar - levied upon all
The pubic officers in that city FOR the purpose Of
bribery and corruption
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18

The Legislature Of lhss s,.,, 49,.
wednesday the 10Th instant, Ansr , ,,,,,o, ~
about 80 days. "
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AZ Pensacola. Florida, on Inc pin Of March.
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