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.,wfi iha eas, bali 81 ,he north EAST
,u.rtsf III section number luudeen' o.
township numbet eight, range one esh'
iha north half of sreti0n number lhlf.
teen In township number eight rSnge
number enc east also The norm Ws N
,nnrtar Of section eighteen, Ia township
number eight, range two east also 'hs
weu half Of the north cast quarter q
section number eighteen 10 township
number eight, range number TWO eas'
tho west hale Of the south east quarter
of section eighteen, in township s!!gnt
range two east the north hall Of INC
wcsl half of the south ives, quarter OF
section eighteen, intownshlp elgh'' rahgo
Two east. containing 10 all 76O acres 10
Inc same more us less also mo lolloN
inc tract or parlel Of land TO WI bouh-
|ded ON the north by tho lands belonging
Inc estate OF Wadwel Sanders, de-
ceased, on the west, by the same on the
south, by lands Of Dr. Passmorc and tho !,
\ Irish trne, and on the east by tho lands
~ DonI SoutherIaud, containing gao
ocrcs moro or less Also, their right,
Iti,le claim and interest IA an undivided
moi,y Of the land belonging to the es'
4 ta,e or Wadwen Saunders, deceased, on
: which tho said Wadwel Sanders, resided
r. nrior TO his death all the above land
nj are lying g. situate IN the county o, Mao
M ison also, tho lot on which said Thorn
nj as Sanders formerly resided IN Madison
:. vile, Madison county, containing ten
cres. Together with the following
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-30
MARSuAI,s SALE.

MARsnAL's SALE
c,r,,at Court United Siate'--.uay term, lB@o.
Taylor
vs.. hllnS u 'o'
John Shrock & surlly
nY virtue Of the above stated case to
ID me directed by the honorable Cur
cut court United States for the Southern
District Of Mississippi, will expose to
pubIic sale, for cash, before the Court
house door, in the town Of Canton,
on the First Monday in June, $780,
The following Negro Slaves, to wit
Dick and John.
Levied on as the property oil delen'
dante, aud will DO sold 10 satisfy the a
hove stated case and costs,
Sale within the hours prescribed by
I law. ~ =,
For he S3ultern Dutrici II h''angpi.
BYA. II. DiNEINs, DePy
NAV %. 20-2l (Pf fee so
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DISSOLUTION

vg,HE partnership heretofore existing
II between the undersigned, IN the pup.
bea,ion Of the Madison Wing Advocate
was dissolved on this day. All per
sons indebted to us would do we'll to make
immediate payment, as we are deIelmIn'
ed to settle our books forthoith.
GEO. +. w. NELSON,
c. {. SHACKLEFORD.
Nav 30lh, 1910,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-30

Tba Albany ioaa8l mYa "Wa e
quest uaf brother editors Throughout "
ba. Indians. Nemaab aHl 0iaaf sa'ea,
r. plya immediate ruffoney % ihe Bri.
ihal laa Legislature ~ N.a tmk, ~ 81
unntnm1Is vote. bas repealed a.I 'nws
authorizing mpf lamaa' Iaf dHh Of
uau.fealanls Of lbs State CHfan' ol
Other alaics are haore'5rh '1 enlat ell
lba rights and immnnIIe7 oI citizens Of
ibs State. a. tho FcdouI Constitution
praerabes Our mercantile friends 10
Other States m1y now r1me among 9s 70
ndusi their accounts and rcplenlsh Their
stores. without ltaf Of incarceration 20
New York, either ut the suit Of some
priuinr creditor here or Of some knov'
N home. who takes this method of secu
ring an unIustdcmanl Il due TO gu
/ State that the fact be proclaimed through
out the country
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Yesterday inns ',''' 'l'''.p, ILL., ,,.,.. :,
the Glucml psla as tho morn was o''" y
for dinner, aud the "oItm'0 au Co'o' !
from the dIns, nnd the u,og'" o, ' go '..'.,
invited all strangers 10 'aEo u 'e9' wiz
him and his people a. 'be 'aO'3 anu o',o y
the Ginerol had ask q q blessing ouI "
ak got to work al lhe uisneS' 'l'' ~
receiver" or sub treasurer got lolN'o
with the Gineml about me od'anoB
of the Sub Treasury SYSTEM ana
he sot next TO the Glnorol ana | 'o'hc
side, he thought It wornt necessary
talk loud, and 50 says IN low zone q
most whisper, "why' Ginoral' mus su
treasury system wall be 'oe n,oNtu +
any man like you VINO employs .aIo
ers." "llow So" says 'no ul"s'' ~
Why," says he you know u NJ
knock down the prices OF loUo'i i, 80 ,b h,
Walker ana bucn' u.;i ' "c,, and ,be 4
half price what IS palo now "l'u I,,0 y; y
ference then, you know, goes IlSHI ~
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NOTICE.

ELY virtue of a deed Of Mortgage
ED with power of sale, executed to
me. by f. B. II Meredith, on the l9lh
day Of February, 1886, recorded m Inc
Office Of the Clerk Of the Probate lourl
Of Madison county, on the 22d day oil
June, 1887, in book D. pages 556 ana
557. and also recorded in the office OF
Tho Probate court Of Leake county !
shall sell al public auction 10 tho hghea'
bidder Tor cash in hand, at the Cour'
house door in Leak county,
ON saturday, the 27th day of June' isio'
The following lands, to wit
THO north west quarter OF section twenty
eipht, township twelve, range SIX eos'
the south east quarter OF section twenty
n;oe the east half of the south wes'
quarter or section twenly-ulne The cas-
\ 6,If ne the north west quarter ol sec
1 lion ,birly-two the north east quartz
Of section thirty.two the south cas-
Quarter and east half and south ives
auar,er of section thirty two; all j
;, township twelve, range six east contain
inc nv estimation, one thousand and loI
~ acres more or less, which deed was ca
ecu,ed to me for the purpose OF secuf'o
> certain debts therein specified
The title to said land IS good.
~ ''' D. HARDEMAN.
Trustee,
:, 81 2l-f
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STREET. WORKERS,
ATTEN TI0N

u,HosE who did not work on the
Il Streets at the last working are
hereby notified 10 attend on mex. Ihets-
5sy Friday and Saturday, the fth' 9th,
aa3 e,b days Of Iune, for the purpose OF
wo'"'"s HENRY HAYMAN,
a., an ,o.o Torn Cor 'tabc
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-30

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hamHe hHb Nd Caaaa. e. ..mHsh
aa fmuIay ba fa a Iaas tw
fHoena ma.Fau preceding 70 vIf
fh H tswsIaf saa.aa. ta iuha
Hsak, Bsv Wm ilgiy anti tHa Has
AIatraIat CiHeha., ahI e ron'0nae
from dsyi9diy uuhI Che .o'.asuf sa1
.iath Inclusive sni a much 'eHeef o'
may ba DECENT. advisable
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TRUSTEES SALE.
May 30th, 1910.

d Jefferson Fatheree and RochReI his
wife to secure Richard Christmas
wherein Henry Christmas is Trustee
made on the 18th day of November 1856
and recorded in the proper oinces'
a. the payment Of certain sums OF mo-
nav therein named, will sell Tor cash
before the Court house door IN the town
of Canton, on tho
First day Of July islo,
the following tract or parcel OF lanu' y
ina in Choctaw county, TO wit the east
balf Of the south east quarter OF section
thirty one, township eighteen' range zen
east also the following tract or parce'
Of land living in Carroll county, to VIII
tho eas, half Of the north east quarter
Of section fourteen, township sX'eeh'
range five east, containing eighty a
cres and thirtv.sx hundredths; also the
following tract or parcel of land, lying
, and being in Holmes county, to wit inc
east half of the south east quarter oil
, sec,ionthlrty.six township sixteen, range
;. four east; and the west hall oil SCUM
, east quarter Of section thlrty-s'x' town,
4 shin sixteen range fourteen east anc
A the east half Of the south west quar'e'
) 81 scotioo thirtv.six, township sixteen
rance fourteen east and the west mai
"a Of the south west quarter OF secho'
= tbirtv.six township sixteen, range lour
!! teen ems, and the west half OF In
No north west quarter Of section nlne town
- .bin fifteen range FIVE east and the ives
half Of the south west quarter and soul
10 cast ouar,er of south west quarter an
l' wes, half of south east quarter oil Sc
lion four township fourteen, range |"
de east; the east half Of the south ca
MT quarter Of section FIVE, township lou
mt ,ccn. range two cas-, and the south ia
&c Tho west half Of The north west qua
ter Of section three, township iour,ee
OF range two east and the east ha'' Q, Q, I !
or sontb ems, quarter, and south hall
ay o,s, half Of north east quarter oil Sc
sh. ton ronr. township fourteen, range y
90 oas, Togelher with the following slaV
the for life, TO wit
George, lio"I't!;,a.o,
eet Perry, Messy anu wv N''''1'
VS. and Old Henry.
7 in Such title as as is vested IN mo
Trustee, WI be made, which IS OoI'e'
om 10 be good. ,,,,y cuprrTuss
lest Trustee
May so, 2l-Zo'
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-30
HARRISON MEETING.

held on Tuesday evening the 26th INST
on motion. r. 5. Salmon was called to the
chair aud S. Thornhill appointed secre-
tary ,.. hoon
oxnlnined, the following resolution was
offered and adopted;
Resolred, That a committee OF i've be
Amounted by the Chairman OF thus meet
inG to draft Constitution for me canton
Tippecauoe Club; and that said commit
Tee report to an adjourned meeting 10 DC
held on Thursday evening next.
The Chairman appointed the following
gentlemen as the Committee: g. Il. W.
Nelson. G. D. Henry, ]. r Collins, Don.
mia Cameron aud John Montgomery; and
an motion, the Chairman was added TO
the committee. .,|
Thursday evening -,
+. S. SALMON, Chairman.
S. THoRNHLL, Scc'y.
An adjourned meeting Of a portion OF
the Wings of Canton was held on lhurs'
day evening the 28lh inst, to receive the
renort of the Committee appointed to
draft Constitution for the Canton Up
pecanoe Club.
The meeting being called to ORDER
Mr. Geo. f.. w. Nelson, from the Com
mittee Of five, reported the following
Constitution of the Canton Tippecano'
Club.
c WE, the undersigned, for the purPos'
It of promoting harmony and concert OF dc
e lion among the wings Of this county, i
the ensuing election for President an
Vice Pgasden, Of the Unued SIatesi an
in order that we may be better enable
IA receive and disseminate such lniorm'
Ne ton as will insure the success OF tn
e, wing ticket, Of which we noW scarceI
on entertain doubt, agree to form an a
.ct ISOLATION at the town Of Canton, to
N, called the Canton TipPocanoe Club.
nd Art. /. Sec. /. The officers ofthe Oh
'n. shall be a President, Vice Preslde'
1h' Secretary and treasurer
1u- Sec 2. The President shall Presi
a'e atun meetings orthe Club, when prese
his and in his absence the, Vice Preside
p" shall preside.
Sec. 8. The Secretary shall keep
IS correct journal Of all the proceedings
the Club; and furnish copies Of such P
ton of SAID journal as the Club N
from time to time think proper 10 puoll
III; Sec. 3. The Treasurer shall rece
bi;o and pay out all monies by order oil
and President. ~ N
So ~. regularly on the first and third Mondo
nv, .,I Of each month, until the first Monda!
ond November next, ~,
aug lT Sec. Q. The President shall have P
Wv or 10 summon called meeting wher
ueu er he may think proper, or at the req
I ,..a of any member Of the Club
ly., Sec 3. There sbnll be appo'nn'eo
mat the President, Corresponding Com
80. Tee 10 consist Of five members whose
Jo'.' ~ i shall be to correspond WIN 0
.bicb Clubs; receive all communications
ndor lay them o gc p D." shall apr
VII 's such other committees as may De o.
apill ed necessary by the Club
for sec o. any clnh Nv signing
the o member o. C .n,S 0'~r
which name % ihs Oo''''''
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We call the attention OF some o. ''e
small fry, and among the rest Gen foo'e'
who on the ground at the oaroacue Oh
Saturday. were attempting to detract
from the military fame OF Gen, Harrison,
to the following from Richie, 1913 end
IA orthe brilliant achievements OF zen,
Harrison. A man who could be bought
over 10 steal away the well earned repu-
talon of any person, would not hesitate
TO plumber church yard, IN when MS
dearest friends were interred.--oo"ae'"
Sun.
From mv old Democratic friend, Richie, 1918
From the Richmond Enquirer
"Joy-Joy in London now"
We have not words to express me 10,
which we feel for the victory oil lu'i'
son. Never have we seen the pun. '
pulse beat so high. The Shouts an'
cheers Of immense multitude when ma
focked TO the Coffee room and Post Oli,o
on Saturday night, on reading the oIllcl"
news from Washington, were Iouo an
long beyond description. Yesterday III
scene ofjoy and congratulation continued
"At II o'clock, Capt. Stephenson $ corr
of artillery fred grand federal sa'up
10 the evening the city was iIlum'n0
ed"
And we'll may we rejoice. We Telo'
not so much for the splendor Of MS
enforcement as for the solid bsngis wnl'
il will produce. Yet in point OF sP'enu
we have no reason to believe that "n
we receive the official account, we sd
receive any disappointment. ne -
with which the plan was conlriVeo
oyerreaching the flying enemy,
small portion OF Harrison's force WIZ
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~ r8Hmet.. h8Wt'as na ihs if'h
t.g af lsae. ta3f. inside amj hsaaa'ss
tg..t ssfts.H Deed la tmm t1 tse aadsf.
.4sA aaitlaiaas. Hhlel sa0d Dasd sHl
-.el 4aa4fAal lh ihe tflpaf Office n
Wtlaaa roaaty. la taak z paEss ~. W
afsnl Is. un he i1lh Az q luas 1877 :
we w.ll sell lha f1Il1slhE 'and' and ~
crosse. 20 pst roftsin sums iniha sal asso
msNt,HaaI. I've fnaly money
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Circuit Court Z. S,--NOu'r term lBlo'
Jesse Meek,
W Fl. Ia
VIM Walker & Sc
curitles,
NY virtue Of tho above stated case to
~ me directed by the honorable the
Circuit court United States, for the Sou
tbcrn district Of Mississippi, will SELL
for cash, before the courthouse door IN
the town OF Canton, Madison county,
on the sth day of June, 1870
it being the second Monday, the follow
ing Negro Slaves, to wit;
Jack, oaI'yi
Polly, Joseph
Levied on as the property Of defend
an, and will be sold to satisfy plolnhll'
debt aud cost,
'0' w. NJ. GWlN, MarShai
For NE Southern District Of .A',n"lrp'
By A, II. DNElNs, Drp'.
Nav 30. 2l-22 Pr Fec 50
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NOTICE.

n WILL present my accounts a. 'ne
q June Term Of tho Hon. Probate Court
Of Madison county, as Guardian tor inc
heirs Of Reuben Harris Of SAID county,
decd. for final settlement and allowance
D. W. HALEY,
Guardian.
May II 1910. l9-El
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and all their increase since INC ua'e u
said Trust Deed.
The above property was convey
ed TO secure Ford, Markham q Co VINO
have since transferred said deed TO the
Commercial and Rail Road Bank OF
We will convey only such titles to the
obove nroperty as are in Us vested as
Trustees The sale TO tako place DC.
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock, a. NJ, and
and 4P. NJ, in the town Of Canton, Mad
ison county. ,
J. B. HOWCoTT,
Trustees.
Canton, May Esd, ao-a6.
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MAY 80,

HEERY 4. GARREf, -
1k----- --"-- SS- :" I,
Attornies at Law
TAsrnr. Miss.
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Dr w MONTGOMERY,

resumed The practice Of Mod,
IL cine His time and attention Will
10 devoted exclusively TO the duties Of
- n,oression. Office in Canton.
May 0, l84O' 80
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NOTICE.

Canton, May 2sd, ao-a6.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-30

S uAMBLEN, ShQ
BY Jesse BUowN, DepV
21-Q5. Ipr Fec Sl5
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-03
JOSHUA ROBERTS.
FIN extraordinary case ofRheu-
matasm, accompanied with
DiaTrh9o and Nervous
DebiLitu.

Mr.. Joseph Hart, from being exposed to cold,
was attacked with, a most painful Rheumatic com.
plant of the head, and neck, which continued with
distressing violence for several months. The
principal symptoms were-a swelling and excru.
siating pain in all the joints, and an entire loss of
their use both the pain and the fever generally
uttered an increase in the evening. The mains
were increased on the slightest motion, and were
more severe in the night time. A constant diar-
rhGa, which produced its general consequences
fatulency, lowness of spirits, and general wasting
of the body. He was indeed so extremely i'll thai
his medical attendant could not possibly give the
least hopes Of his recovery, and it was generally
believed by his relatives and friends that all the
medicines or treatment 10 this world could not give
him any relief. But seeing an advertisement oe
Hunts Botanic Pills, he was directed by an AL
mighty Province to use them he did SO, and az.
ter a fortnight they produced a favorable change
and he is now a healthy and strong man.
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JUNE

,n sO%aaoh incident rendered ID. r,,1
ana apP'ehen.'ss. Ia order 10 r,,ss,s -
tress'ng symptoms, and restore n, 'ssss e.
US '3rmer energy, a large pouies y d
nsa been exhausted ~i,hou, aAy ad,ss'ss~ s.
o. ar, ana other remedies we're also usst ssas'
the mind and body appeared 10 ~ =
ruthless disease. In this ~hopsls..
situation, Mr.. Caldwell was Is-soun.'I s'gsS
trial OF Hunts Botanic Pills. he ssa as,
were visible IN a lew days. and by "a
OF the medicine taecording to e,tsea"'s
strength became completely restored =, ~
state OF health most happily es,,sl,,b,s| s ~sa
FRANCIS 60
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-03
DIR. EVANS
S Up
ron CHILDREN TEETnTNG.
PREPARE BIZ HImsrLF.
To Mothers and Nurses.

The passage oflhe Teeth through the gums pro-
duees troublesome aud dangerous symptoms. IT'S
known BY mothers that there Is great irritation 10
the mouth and gums during The process. The gums
swell. lha secretion and saliva is increased, the
child is se0ed with frequent and sudden Its Of cry
ing, watchlhgs, starting in the sleep, and spasm,
Of peculiar parts: the child shricks with extreme
violence, and ihrusis ITS fingers into ITS mouth. II
these precursory symptoms are not speedily ailsVi-
stod, spasmodie COMMISSIONS universally superyene,
and soon. cause the dissolution Of the infant
Mothers who have their little babes afflicted with
these distressing symptoms should apply DIR. WIN.
EyAs's C~gLEBRATED SOOTHING SYRUP which
has preserved hundreds of infants when thought
asst recovery, from being Suddenly attacked with
that fatal maiady, commissions.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
IMPORTANT. Ncvou,

EMIGELY IMPORTANT. Nervous dh
EN- eases, liver complaint, dyspepsia, b'llra
diseases, piles, rheumatism, consumption, couga,
colds, splitting of blood, PAIN in the chest and st',
ulcers, female weaknesses, all delicate and ms'
curial diseases are successfully treated at Dos9
Evans Medical Office, 100 Chatham street, Mes
York.
DR.. Evans CAMoMILE & APERIrST PiLt',
are composed of vegetable substance which e.
ert a specific action upon the heart, give az 49,
pulse or strength 20 the %arterial system, The bS@
is quickened and equalized in its %crcaaa'p
through all the vessels, whether of The skIt, We
parts situated internally, or the e%xtremetle'i aa
as all the secretions Of the body are drawn h%
the blood, there is a consequent increase o. s'sg
secretion, and a quickened action olthe aOs''oeA
and exhalent, or discharsing vessels. Any nor
bid action which may have taken place IS e'rs'
ed, all obstructi1 ns are removed, the BLOOD I" PST
fed, and the body resumes a healthiul sIale'
These medicines after much anxious toll ana"
search, having been brought by the PfoPnel"a
the present state Of perfection, supersede US '
Of the innumerable other medicines ana "s =
well adapted to the frame. that the use Of ~e@,s
maintaining the body in the due performance We
functions, and preserving the vital sue4"'"
pure and healthy state causes II TO last man
longer than it otherwise would, and The onN !.
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when 1t arrives, will appear a blessing aSs
Gas too many who have neglected tos'f co..
tions, or had them injured by medicines ~
tered by ignorance) a source oil misery
renee.
They are so compounded, that BY sfe"g"',
and equalizing the action ofthe he'f', pu,
other ~viscera, they expel the bad, aero
matter, which renders the blood impure, i.
circulation through the excfeiory dues
passage ofthe bowels, so that by the p'sa y
excavations, which may be regulated oy I"
always remembering that while The e" sws
from the bowels are kept up. the eTcie"yp' -,
all the other vessels Of the body VIII a'O x
on in the same proportion, by which
blood invariably becomes psrihed' .,ss
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or obstinate Diseases; but 10 such 80
dose may be augmented, according 10 ue So.
acy Of the disease; the medicines BENG = ,,.a
bly, adapted to the constitution, they NAY
at all times.
51- CAUTIoE.-Pe particular IN PV'es,,v
sec that the label Of this Medicine c..,sL
Of its entry according 10 Aet o. ,sg
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100 Chatham ST., New York.
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Swanton, VT, 1910.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-03
Hunts Botanic Pills.

After much suffering from Fecer and Ague, dur
ing the spring and fall, for the last four years, and
the pecuniary injuries attendant or the i~ndisposi-
tion Of one on whose exertions a large family was
dependant for support, and having without success
tested the skill of many medical advisers, at an ex-
pense | could not well afford, in the fall Of 1885,
finding the premonitory symptoms of the disease
approaching, | was induced by a friend who had
tried your medicine, to purchase a package Of your
Botanic Pills, and now have the happiness to in
form you-and through you, those who may bs
similarly afilcted-that they counteracted the
disease, nor have | been troubled with it since and
my confidence continues TO uphold me in the be-
lief that your Botanic Pills are the most safe, the
cheapest most eficacious and radical cure for that
distressing disease Ferer and Ague. All / can
for the present offer you for the blessing you have
been instrumental in comforting on me, is my as
surance Of unceasing gratitude and esteem.
=. nj. MICK.