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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-06

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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-06

10y 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 in august, 1889,
The following described Lots in the
town of jacksonville, 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 numbe r
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 nine, two humid
red and thirty and two hundred and thir-
ty-one.
ALSO-The following lot of land
adjoining the town of jacksonville, des-
cribed as follows, viz: Beginning at a
stake in the line dividing sections fifteen
and twenty-five, CT the vest side 81
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
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-
fendant, and will be sold to satisfy the
above stated cases.
S. M. FLOURNOY, Shift.
By B. LITTLE, Deputy.
June 90, $3.50 Pr. fee S42l
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INsoLvENT NOTICE.

10y virtue of an order of the Probate
- Court, made at the May term 1889,
the undersigned were appointed Com
missioners. to receive and audit claims
against the estate of Joseph W. Camp,
deceased, reported insolvent. Notice is
therefore, hereby given. to alIinterested
that we will meet in the town of Can
ton, on the third Saturday in every
month, for six months, commencing on
the third Saturday in June, at the office
of L. NJ Garrett, where all interested
may attend
THOMAS. j. CATCHING.
JACOB MITCHELL,
LEWIS M. GARRETT.
June 1st, 1889. 2I-6m
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100000 TICKETS, FROM No. 1, UPWARDS,
IN SUCCESSION.
EXTRACT FROM THE LAWS

4 EAIRAtI fhO4h III LA '"
Of the Legislature Council Of he Territory Of Pa
| CHAP 76I-No. p. = Whereas, the Court
| House of Duyal county, is in an unfinished
state. and there are yet due and owing upon the
| same, monies, which il is believed will impose
too burdensome tax upon the people of Duval
and whereas, 1t is desirable 10 pay 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 AGA
denny, 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 OF Florida,
That il shall and may be lawful for Joseph B.
Lancaster, Isaiah ID. Hart and William ]. 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 they NAV 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 APP
ed-Passed, Feb. 9TH I834-A pproved Feb
18th 1884.
By agreement, bearing date the 28th of Feb.
1889, the above named Joseph B. Lancaster.
Isaiah ID. Hart and William J. Mills did, for
certain considerations, in conformity to the
said Legislative Act, duly assign unto Messrs-
SCHMIDT 81 HAMILTON, all their Right and
Interest, and the Powers vested in them by the
above recited Act of the Legislature of
Florida.
Extract from the valuation of George Phillip
Manouvrier and Jacob De Cordova, both of
the City of New Orleans, made and sworn
to on the 10Th day of April, 1889 =
'sIhat the said George Phillip Manouvrier
and Jacob {. Cordova, aPpraise and conscien-
tiously and honestly value the property known
under the name and appelation of 'sBanks'
Arcade" IN the City of New Orleans, at Six
Hundred Thousand, Dollars, and
"The property known under the appeation
nj DiSl,o 1.
said City of New Orleans, at -Four Hundred and
Twenty Thousand Hollars.,,
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DIR. JOHN T. FULTON.

HAS removed his Office 10 the Drug
IL Store of Mr.. E. ID. 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 13. 4-tf
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UNEXAMPLED
.M.4.M.WOTA SCHE.NE!!

-UuE f,tIowiuc detail of SCHEME OF A
IorTEKy. TO be drawn in December next
warrants us in declaring 1t to be sssparcaeiea III
The b;storv Of Lotteries, Prizes TO the amount
have never before been offered 10 the Puoiie-
a,hs, b,nd the extremely low charge OF so
neI Ticket,the value and number Of the Capt.
rrsIs and the good old custom of WarraHtirg
mn erery Prise shall be draun and sotd viii, We
are sure, give universal satisfaction, and esPe-
ciaIlv 10 the SIX Hundred Prize Holders.
To those disposed to adventure, we recon-
mend early application being made TO rs Tor
tickets-when the Prizes are all sold, blanks
onIv remain-the first buyers have the best
chance. We, therefore, emphatically say :
- orders which shall always receive our
immediate attention. Letters TO be addressed,
and application made to
SYLVESTER & CO,
I56, Broadway, New York
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M. G. CAYCE,

auction and COMMISSION Merchant,
Canton, MississiPPi,
TWILL receive and sell goods on Com
mission, and attend to all BUSH
ness in his line.
Will also attend to his official duties
as Magistrate in all its branches. He
expects by strict attention 10 business to
receive liberal patronage.
He can be found on the south side of
the Public Square, next door to Doctor
T.. y. Wards Drug Store.
Nav 4, 1889. I7-tf
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pnlsNlOr ID S0Isr1sNrQQQ

SlSlLlNNDI ID SOiEiESlr333
Prize-The Arcade-286 feet,
5 inches, 4 lines, on Magazine street;
I0l feet, Ii inch. on Natchez street;
I26 feet, 8 inches, on GravIer street.
Rented at about $4,000 per ann.
! Priae-Citv HoteI-162 feet on OO'OO'
Common street; LAG feet, 6 inches,
on Camp street.-Rented at $4,000
Valued at 100000
Prize-Dweiiing house, {aiiGoii;s-
ing the Arcade) No. 10, "a feet,
inches front on Natchez street.
Rented at 81 200-Valued at 10000
Prize--Dwelling House (adjoin-
ing the Arcade,) No. l8, % #. front
on Natchez street-Rented at SI2,-
O0-Valued at 10000
Prize--Dwelling House. (adloin-
ing the Arcade,) No. 90, % feet
front on Natcbez street.-Rented at
$500. Valued 10000
1 Prize-Dwelling House-No %.
Northeast corner of Basin and Gus
tom-house street; 40 feet front on
Basin, and 40 feet Franklin st.
by l27 feet deep in Custom-house
street--Rented at 81 500-Yalued at 10000
| Pnze--Dwelling House-No "a,
Southwest corner of Basin and
Custom-house street; 81 feet, in.
on Basin, 81 feet, inches on Frank
lin, i27 feet, l0A inches deep in front
of Custom-house street-Rented at
s. 500.-Valued at 10000
Prize-DwcIling House No.
339, "a feet, 8 inches on ROYAL st.
by i27 feet, L inches deep.-Rent-
ed at siooo.-valued at $1,000
l Prize--250 shares Canal Bank
Stock, 500 each, 5000
l Prize-200 Shares Commercial
Bank Stock, 500 each, 10000
| Prize-I5O Shares Mechanics, &
Traders Bank Stock, 800 each, 1900
Prize--lO0 Shares City Bank
stock, 500 each, 10000
Prize--l00 Shares City Bank
Stock, 500 each. 10000
| Prize-I00 Shares City Bank
Stock, 500 each, 10000
Prize-50 Shares Exchange
Bank Stock, 500, 5000
Prizs-50 Shares Exchange
Bank Stock. 500 each, 5000
Prize-25 Shares Gas Light
Bank, 500 each, $500
Prizes Shares Gas Light
Bank, 100 each, $500
l Pnze-I5 Shares Mechanics
Traders Bank, 500 each, l,5oo
Prize Shares Mechanics, e.
Traders Bank, 500 each. 800
20 PrIzes-each 10 shares of the
Louisiana State Bank, 500 each,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-06
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
GOOD S.



CASH, COZ, g. co.
y ESPECTFULLY inform the citi
NJ zens of Canton and Madison Coun
ty, that they have opened new and
splendid assortment of Spring and Sum
nier Goods, in the house formerly oc-
cupied by MN. B. Martin and Co.
Where they solicit a 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 Gentlemen's Gloves, ass'd.
Fine ChalIy's, Silks and Satens, new
est stlye,
Printed Lawns,
Book and Swiss Muslins,
Bobbinett, Laces, Edgings and In
serting,
Ronnetts of latest style,
Fancy Handkerchiefs assorted,
Plaid and Striped Jackonetts, ass'd.
Table and Towel Diapers,
Bennett Ribbons assorted,
Scarffs and Embroided Nantes,
Cloths. Casimeres, Cassinetts, &c.
Linseys, Lowells 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,
CordiaIs 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 ShoveIs,
Axes,
Paper, Spice and Ginger.
Suiphor, Alum and Coperas,
Glue and Flax Seed,
Coopers Ware
Together with every variety of ar
ticIes 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
10 call and examine for themselves.
They have, also, made arrangements
Mt the east, by which they will be en-
abled to receive from time to time, all
the latest fashions of Fancy Goods, &c.
Nav II. 1899. 18-tf
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CHG 70 sAlaziDEs

@<HGJo 10 S4AlA2Sss5
STILL carries on the CNOeM e
- RuslmesS in all It's various
branches, one door North OF Motz ana
Henderson,s Store, where he will be
Glad to accommodate all who may favor
him with call.
Canton. Nav II 1889. io-om
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-06

Orders for the above Lottery vii = receives
at the OFFICE under the NERANDAh H.
TEL, corner ST. Charles and Common streets
and at No I04, Charities street. New t'rleals7-
and promptly forwarded Orders from =
country. postpaid. containing remittanees tof
The number Of Tickets required, addressed TO
SCHMIDT & HA MILTON,
New Orleans
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TO BE DRAWN AT JACKSONVILLE. Ia
DECEMBER Ist 1889.
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Tickets only $50.

authorised By an .4ct of the Legislature is
sen,by of Florida, and under The directions Of the
Commissioners, acting under Ue same.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-06

A Steam Boat will be provided 20 take 20
Florida such Passengers, as may be DESTROYS 10
witness the Drawing
jacksonville, Fa. April, l83e.-JuHe l5---5
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Grand Real Estate & Bank Stock
LOTT E RY,
OF property situated na ". Orleans.

The richest and most magnificent Scheme
erer presented to the public, an fhts or
any other country.
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Law NOTICE.
Law NOTICE.

Law NOTICE.
,. T. DEARING O. X. SINGLETON,
HAVING associated themselves in the
" practice Of the Law, will attend
the several Circuit Courts of Madison,
Alfalfa, Leake, Rankin and Kinds coun-
tics, and also the several Superior Courts
holden at Jackson.
Canton, April 81, 1889. left
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The Deeds Of Me Property and the Stock trans
ferred M trust 10 the ADORE named Commissioners
for The security of 0te prise-hoLders.
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SCHMIDT & HAMILTON, Managers.
NO CONTENTION NUMBERSit!

SYLVESTER & Co, l56, Broadtcay, .Nero York
Sole agents.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-06

MARsHALS sAL1e
Gasquet Parrish, Circuit Court =.
and Co, ;. Alias n "a 70
rs November term,
C. 81 l.. Pearce, 1889
S. w Oakley, 81 Co.
L. Pearoe.
10y virtue of the above stated cases, 10
II me directed, by the honorable CIR
cult court United States for the Southern
District of Mississippi, shall expose TO
public sale. for cash, at the Courthouse
door in the town OF Canton, Madison
county,
On the Third Monday IN July 1889,
The following property to-wit:
All his Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, two yoke OF Oxen, one lot OF
Cattle and Hogs.
ALSO
I will sell all his interest In lot In the
town of Sharon. viz: Lot IN square num-
Der two, Lot number four according to
the plot of said town.
Levied on as the property OF SAID
defendant. and will be sold to satisfy
the above stated case. Sale within
lawful hours.
w. NJ. GWIN, Marshal.
BYW. J. NoRMENT, Deputy
June 8. 1927 Pr fee Sl4
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Will be promptly executed
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TICKETS S2O-No SHARES

ooPnzes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-29
CURE FOR JAUNDICE 81 DROW'
SINESS.

.-DEPARED from n receipt originally procured from
L an Indian Family. II was formerly Lnown as III,
indian Corrective, and highly esteemed for It's thcac,
for all complaints mentioned below.
In the Spiig of the year. every one L. troubled more
or less with propensity To sleep. and by the 0f t
corrective H. can be obi ted entirely. For purf inp
and eradca all kinds at hunOrs from the blood even
If they appear externally IN the f1ce, any AT Of The
body, IL is IN better and Ga rihcnciuu han ny
extern upiicaton. in tact seldom knew IL to fail IN
prov rfectual. The patient III find IL operates
IN the blood than any other prrpara ION they ever re
erred II IL far better than salts suphnr, cream tat
tar any ,aIatiun Of This kind Tor when the blood
once puriir with this corrective, II remains IN an
even temperature Through the summer months. For Il
foul stomach, jaundice, general debility, weaknt 81 al
HE limbs want OF appetite bilious and liver com plants
headache, stupor sc Ac. For the catarrh which IL
generally occas pned by the impure site of the blood
III rc is uothine exani that has proved eic cous
this purifying corrective For all the above complaints
il is seldom known to fl In proving an enetiua rene
dy really worth the public attention. every one
j. aware of the unpleasant dnll heavy feeling, which
The spring m the produces Aud by the of this
Corrective u eau be obviated entirey-eveTy one who
M the nil aud gentle efiect hrs the blood 10 be-
had by whOlrsae and retail of WIN. PTown, isl Wash
IN gon street, VIM. Wards Go. J. =. H.lJ. y. Brown
Brewers. Gushing Stevens, f. ilolden, A. B"yden,
X Kidder, J. r. Preston, iames Fowle, Seth Fowe. g..
pierson, esticaux, Frederick Hrown, \. Irown Cas
u. Rogers, South oston y. Kiddcr tharlestown u. y.
Brown Il Ilarri OIi, salem Thos. iavis, Newbnrypor.
Proctor fhodes, ynn; Ieman. roXbury; Balch rovi.
drnce; B,bcock, Worcester; Shattuck, T.. cambridge
rhornton. New Bedford; Shaw, all River; TAYIOG
uf Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-29

RULES ron BEHAVIOR, selected from the 40 found il
the appendix to the I'd vol. Of the writings Of Washing
ton.
l. Every action in company ought TO be with SOM
sign Of re- spect to those present.
In the presence OF Others sing not to yourselfwi
huinning noise, nor drum with your fingers or iect
3. Sleep not when Others speak sit not when other
stand speak not when you should hold your peace
walk not when others stop.
4. Turn not your back Others especially in speak
ing not the table desk which another reads
writes lean not on any one.
8. BE no natterer neither play with any one that
delights not 10 be played with.
g. Read no letters, books, or papers In company but
when there is a necessity Tor doing 1t, you must ask
leave Come the books writings of any one
read them, unless desired give your opin-
ion of them unasked also, look not on when another is
writing letter
z. Let your counicnance be pleasant, but in serious
mntters somewhat grave.
8. Show not yourself glad at the misfortune OF
another, though he were your enemy.
9. When you meet with one of greater quality than
yourself stop and retire. especially it be AT door,
any strait place, To give way for him tn pass.
TO- They that in dignity, or In office have In all
places prccedency f; but whilst they young, they
ought respect those that their equals IN birth,
other qualities though ihcy have no public charge
IL. II is good manners to prefer them To whom we
speak before ourselves, especially il they be above US
with whom In no sort we ought obcgin.
I2 Let your discourse with men OF business be short
I3 In visiting the Sick do presently play the ply
scian, if you be not knowing therein.
Ia. In writing ar speaking give To every person his
due title, according 10 his degree nnd the custom OF the
place.
always submit your judgment To others with modcsty.
I6 Undertake not To teach your equal in the art he
himself professes; II savors Of arrogancy.
H. When man does all he eau, though II succeeds
not WELL blame not him that did IL.
49, Bcing about To advise or reprebend any one, con
slider whether 1t ought TO be IN public, or IN private
presently nj some other time in what terms To a.,
IL aud in rcproyng show no signs Of anger, but TO d'
II with sweetness and n,ildness.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-29
D3g9GNGD AATSSA9G,

SUMNER AT New ORLEANs.-We may
now be said to be on our summer establish
ment. Things have settled down into the
dullness and monoiony Of that period Of the
year generally denoninated here the sickly
season. Transactions are light, and mostly
confined to the retail trade. Indeed business
of oil kinds is very much curtaled. Even
the Undertaken and the Sexton have less to
do than usual. On the Leyee Of course a
manifest change has taken place. The hum
of business is almost senced, except when
the arrival or departure Of some steamer,
bound for the up.country, creates momen-
tsry excitement. Tho squadron Of drays
that formerly dashed along so furiously, have
diminished down to few teams. The
throng Of steamers that month ago crowded
the brink OF the landing, is fast vanishing
away. A few black chimnies rise up solita.
~, from the waters edge, furlongs apart
where four weeks ago, they stood close and
thick ns the chimnies upon our streets. The
quantity of shipping also, is rapidly diminish
ing, and not mnny days will elapsc ere ouI
feet of steam and canvass will be reduced
to some dozen or twenty vessels, scattered
along the margin Of the stream for the dis
tancc Of several milcs.-.E o. Bulletin.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-29
PIL e S,
d r O p S Y,
S w r. l. l. l N G. S,
ALL 5 o II T. S.
II III T. II Nj A Il | $ Nj.

IA y is absolutely asserted on the most positive
a proof that the above complaints are arrested
aud cured by the timely use Of Hays Liniment.
II is impossible TO find room in this paper to pre-
senl those proofs which are conclusive and con-
,ncng. hey may be seen at length as below.
The true article has a splendid engraved wrap
per with agents and propricior's name. Call at
Flelcher-st near Maiden Lane, ] door below
Pearl.si., where the article is sold.
SOLOMON HAYS.
ENLORENCE, Ala. Sept. 9th, 1888. hecn-
a teman Of the highest standing in this town.
who has been dreadfully afflicted with the Blind
Piles for the last 26 years, called upon me and
freely confessed to me his situation. Afler de-
scribing the severity of the complaint, he ro-
marked he had not been so well for 20 years
past as he was at that moment lie had used
one bottle only Of Hays LinimeDt To use his
own words he said 4" The whole human family,
who were thus afflicted, ought TO be made uc-
quainted with this medicue.' -
For sale, by X. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-29
Myrr,>o ron SAILoas' RreHrs.-.The

MEETING ron SAILoas' RiGHTs.-.Tht
New York Star snys lha, on Thursday even
ing ga large nsscmblagc Of ciiizcns OF al
parties, Composed of near two hundred ship
masters of this port, met M the srcond Ward
hotel 10 take Into consideration the conduct
of N. p. Trist, American Consul at Havana.
The venerable Capt. Rosscter was appointed
President, assisted by Capt. lIil!man, Rus
s'll, etc. M Vice Presidents. Eloquent ad-
dresses were made. and the documents rclat.
ing TO the Oppressive, tyrannical and illegal
curse of the Consul read also, n statement
vas made by Capt. Abraham wendsll OF
the particulars of his impfisonmrnt by that
Officer A spirited preamble aud resolutions
were passed expressive of the sense of this
meeting. aud a committee appointed TO draw
up a memorial 10 the President Coz removal
or the Consul. and 10 call another meeting.
IL was also agreed Ia raisc y fund ths, he
my be- prosecuted aud brought ~ punish
msnt before our tribunals"