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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-17
OWS
DEMOCR ACY.
RY REV. w. s, BALcH

RY REV. W. s. BALCH
The system Of democratic governTc cnt is most
beautiful in its structure and benevolent in jts
operations. 1t is a transcript of the government Of
God. 1t is supported by the profound researc'
hes of philosophy, by the sublinest teachings of
religion, the purest piety, the deepest virtue the
firmest faith, the brightest hope, the most extern
Sve charity. 1t gives TO each the right Of all.
Each man isestimated unit, the sum of which
makes up the whole. II coniers no title, it be>
slows no immunities. ltmakes each accountable
for the whole, and pledges the protection of the
whole for the good ofeach. THE man that is
born in insisnifcance, and bred in corner way
by continuance in we'll doing rise to the cen =
ire ofglory and honor. Merit is its only avenue
to success. Aud the sons and daughters Of tho
rich, by the neglect Of virtue and by indulgence
IN vice, will sink into merited insigni6cancs.
The man in office may be removed without
revolution, while vacant seats are open to the
emulation of all.
I can conceive no form Of government so per
fectLy compatible with the sublime principles Of
christianity, or so directly calculated to promote
the happiness of all mankind, as democracy.
1t needs only to be understood in theory, and
adopted in practice by people qualified to les,
lis quait es, 10 secure lie admirations e. support
of every philAnthropist throughout the world.
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CANTON, MISSISSIPPI SATURDAY FEBRUARY : 1910

Itional Obligation.l I viii aat aaosae.
which believe also 70 be of m2ch IN
/ portance. | mean the Observ aace q tAe
most cOlcilistOry course OF cCu8gct -.
wards our political opponents Af1eF
the censure which our frienis have -
freely and 50 justly bestowed uPou she
present Chief Magistrate, for hasins. "a
no inconsidsrable degree disfraneAassl
the whole body OF MS political oRPe-
nents, / am certain that 10 oppoSitioal -
true 10 the principles he processes. ssolas
approve Of a SIM, ar course Of ca1zz-i
IN the person whom hrs vote has coasr5-
buted 10 elect. In n Replblic. oae Of sae
surest tests Of healrhy state o. IS a.
stItutiOns, IS 10 be found IN the ira.naai
~ with which every cIuzea- upoa a.
occasions, express his political opznlaas
and even his Prej1dIces- ia the GlscAarge
Of his duty a an elector-
The question NAV perhaps b aske1
Of me, what security have ia nv pos-
er to offer. if the majority Of the AMER
can people should select me for the.r
Chief Magistrate. that I would a8aa.
the principles which I have herein laa3
down as those 0p0n which INV sda1ia
tratIOn would Be coniuctei. & could onEv
answer, BY referring 10 NV conl,1er. anf
the disposition manifested On the -
charge Of the duties OF several import
ant offices, which have heretofore been
conferred upon me II the Dower p1s.,-
ed IN nv hands has. on even a single Or
casion, been used for any purpose otaer
than that for which 10 was given. o. re-
tanned longer than was necessary @ A.
the objects designated bv sAose
from whom the trusts were received
Will acknowledge that either vii coa<-5-
tute a sufficient reason for discrelIifi1z
any promise NAV make. under the csr-
In which an bow P,1ce5.
Il am, dear SIR. truly voa-S.
w H. HARRISON
ITO the Hon HARNER DEvNr~
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Governor Tgier's Reply.
WILLIAMSBURG, (Va) Dec. 16,

WILLIAMSBURG, (Va.) Dec. Is, 1889
Gentlemen: The nomination which, as
the organs of the late Harrisburg Con
vention, you have com municated to me,
is accepted with a sensibility greatly
augmented by the fact, tina; whilst it is
a result iD no way contempt ited by me,
it was attended by the unanimous con-
currence of that enlightened and patri-
otto body. To have my name associat-
ed with that of the eminent Patriot who
is put in nomination for the first office, is
of itself regarded by me as no ordinary
honor. His long and faithful services to
the country, at the conncil-board, and in
the field. have won for him distinguish
ed mama in history. and furnish the sur
est guarantee that should he be elevated
by the popular voice to the chef Execu-
live Office. his administration of govern
mental affairs will be just, and prudent,
and wise. With the Constitution for
his guide, and the good of his country
his only aim, | doubt not but that his ex-
ertioas would be exclusively directed TO
uphold the one, and TO advance the other.
The friend and supporter OF jefferson, OF
Madison, and Monroe, and the I'M nedi-
are descendant Of signer OF the Dec
laration of Independence. can be none
other than true to his early Republican
creed. and the devoted advocate of free
principles and of popular rights.
have the honor to be. gentlemen,
Your most ob't serv't,
JOHN TYLER.
John Owen, Esq. and others Of the
Committee
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He comes not vet.

lis night-from Heavens sapphire loft
The moon smiles on the lea,
Aud zephyr's signs are stealing soft
Across the earth and sea;
The sister spirit of the even,
In their blue home above,
Have lit the twinkling lamps of heaven,
To light the hour of Love;
And every herb and tree and flower
With twilight's dew is wet:
II Is his own loved moonlight hour
But oh. he comes not yet.
Each little wave hath murmured DER
Its northumberland bliss,
And stolen on to give the shore
A holy vesPer kiss;
Each fiow'ret from the lip of night
A drop of dew hath pressed,
Then folded up its leaves in light
And perfumed-sweetened rest;
And every farm that sea and sky
Have on our planet set,
Proclaims that loves own hour is nigh
But oh. he comes not yet.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-08
cene,,l uarrison,s Principles.

In ths following extract of letter
from General Harrison 10 Harmar Den
nv, the reader viii find an exposition of
the political principles Of the Wing can
didate for the Presidency They will
meet. we are sure. With The cordial APP
probation of ths Wings of Tennessee
If there be any other subject OF natIon-
al interest concerning which the people
of this Safe would be pleased 10 learn
General Harrison sentiments. ne douo'
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-08

The following are the letters from
Gen Harrison and Gov. Tyler, in an
swer to letters addressed to them by the
Committee on behalf of the Harrisburg
Convention, informing the~ of their res
Pectlve nominations for the Presidency
and Vice Presidency as the candidates of
the Wing party:
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w. IL. Ill A RRlSON.
To the Hon. John Owen, of North
Carolina, and others of the Committee
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-27
Canton, May IA, 1910. 1927.
Messrs. RISING AND HARRIS,

GENTLEMEN--Yo You will please take
" notice, that the undersigned will
proceed TO take the dispositions Of Hem
ry L. featman, Edward G. Steel, Ste.
phen B. Jones, Edward Trabue, Robert
J. Moore, John Rains and others at the
office Of R. J. Meigs in the town Of
Nashville, State of Tennessee, on the
Seventeenth day of August next, and
will also take the dispositions Of A. Camp.
bell, John Acrtson, Joseph Jones, Joseph
". White aud others, II the Counting.
house Of Edward and d. Graiz, tMer.
chaniSy III TIE c'ry"5i "' I ~,
the First day Of September next, and
viii continue from day to day until said
ess wsotsSs3 ~ both PLACES.
10 be read in evidence IN certain suit
now peudtog ia ibs GiTgrii caafi nj
leake County, wherein the undersigned
are plaintiffs and said Rising & harris
ere defendants. oB part u sui1 Plaintiffs.
NAYS & lEtfAifS
June -, 23-26
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April l8, 1910.
TAX CoLLECroR's SALE.

n WILL expose 10 sale 10 the highest
nj bidder, for cash, before the Court
house door in the town of Canton, Madi-
son county,
On The Second Monday of august nert,
The following property in the town Of
Livingston, 10 wit: Lot beginning at the
corner of small garden, thence, north
i6, west 1893, links 10 a stake, thence
south 46 east Is links to stake, thence
as west e25 links, 10 the middle Of the
branch, thence with It's meanders to a
stake, thence north 10 east 375 links TO
said garden, thence to the beginning.
To be sold for the taxes OF sold lot.
J II. YANNOY, 4. q. c.
May Q. 1897 lPr Zee Sill
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
Insolvent Notice.
May ., 1910,

fHSilE undersigned having been APP
~.... ). 5SaI1.sI pQ}.Qi SSloagrs oIi1he ess
tate of Joseph Harrison, deed, fepofiedd'
as nsolyent, by tho honorable Probate
Court Of the county of Madison, at the
February term, 1910; notice is hereby
giyen--to-,@A parsons having claims
ngalQst said estate, that the undersigned
w';I! intend at.4he store
of Mc}lair in the town Of Sharon, on
the first Saturday in each and every
month for six months successfully for
the purpose of examining and auditing
all claims presented against said estate.
KlNSMAN DIVINE,
VIM. JOINER,
JAS. NJ. BAKER,
Commissioners.
April 10, 1910. l5-6m
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NOTICE.

Hoy virtue of a deed Of Mortgage
R7 with power Of sale, executed Ia
me, by f. B. II. Meredith, on the 18th
day of February, 1886, recorded in the
Office Of the Clerk of the Probate Court
of Madison county, on the 22l day oil
June, 1887 in book d., pogcs $50 and
557, and also recorded in The Office oil
The Probate court Of Leake county, !
shall sell al public auction 10 tho highest
bidder for cash in hand at the Court
house door in Leak county,
On saturday, the 27th day of June, 1910,
The following lands, TO vii !:
The north west quarter Of section twenty
eight, township twelve, range six east ;
the south east quarter Of section twenty
nine the east half of the south west
quarter of section twenty-nine the east
halt of the north west quarter of Sec
ton thirty-two the north east quarter
Of section thirty-two; the south east
Quarter aid cast iisr'r' ,s'--ni --.-. -s.a.s.
agayter--ol section thirty two; all IN
township twelve, range SIX cast, contain
ing by estimation, one thousand and for
ty acres more or less;7 &hicrsfics1} YVES t-,g-
ecu,ed to me for The purpose Of scc0fiag
certain debts therein specified.
The title to said land is COOL.
.,-,. .....--..- ID. IlARDEMAN.
l'r.'aaa,-,esav, y, -, ,.,,,. Trustee.
Nav 30 QI-0b
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

n WILL expose TO sale TO the highest
= bidder, for cash, before the Court
house door IN the town OF Canton, Madi-
son County, Mississippi,
On fkc Second Monday in AuRra. neri.
III t'r'e 4''~ - Wy. = ,.,s. % . 49,.
The following described IanG. q VIII
Section twenty seven, township eight,
range three, east. Also. a loi Of land
containing one iiSa8pd zla1 lm5 asfes
and eighiy-sis hundredihs, situated on
the south end OF the southwest qaaFef.
sa8 o. !ke sect half nf southeast quar-.
tef, section '~as'v i~a. making IN all,
~g@. saaz 81 sad fnF'y.tva aai eiglig-
sis huudredh acres.
SD ief he issoa of r. J Smith and
Lomuei frermaa, los l.41
J. II. VANNOY. sc.
Mfta8a t1umu.
MAY ., i5-T ~ as els}
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

n WILL expose to sale to the highest
~ bidder, for cash, before the Court
house door, in the town of Canton,
On he Second Monday in august neat.
.s.@!..sa Isl.a@Sag, ..5ascriheA laQd, 10 wit:
East half, southwest quarter, section
thiriy-six, township eight, range three,
wesl.. containing eighty acres and six.
teen hundredths OF an acre. ''''' '''".'" 's'
sisld fns ihatesa4 &c y. +. McCnriy.
for 1898 and 80.
J, II. YANNOY. Ate.
Gay e 1877 lpr Gee Sill
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l'oa also, the lot on which alt'l
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ores. Together with tho iolIosi..
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

N WILL expose to sale TO the highest
NJ bidder, for cash, before the Court
house door, in the town of Canton,
On the Second Monday in august nert,
The following described tract or par
eel of land, to wit: Lot eighty feet Of
west side Of Lot number 4, in square
number 2, in Canton.
To be sold for he taxes Of said Lot,
for the years 1888 and 1889.
]. II. VANNOl, A. q. C.
May 0, 1897 Pr fec Slll
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TRUSTEES SALE.

EPY virtue of deed of Trust made
nv by J. Silvorburg, Gn his life time)
and vile, bearing date the 22d day of Oc-
tober, 1888, recorded in the Office of the
Clerk of the Probate Court of Madison
County, on the 10Th day Of January 1899,
rrtte,s.,~4 - L..l32. and 1873, and
in the office Of the Clerk Of the Probate
Coprto Scott county, on'lhe 3iir davuE
February 1889 in book 4, pages 1z5,
ESQ, 227, and 228 l. viii sellatlhe Court
House door, in the towHec Castor, an -
wednesday the 18th day of sally, ISte,
TO the highest bidder, for Cash, the fol-
lowing trncts or parcels OF land, iyngih
fs-c-@s-.- -. ,,,,,Thg. south
cast quarter Of section number ten, town
ship number seven Of Range number 7
oasi the southwest quarter of section
number eleven, township number Z Of
range 7eas,i the west half Of the north.
i-4@9ss e10y,ss aC section fourteen, town
ship seven OF Tango feast sN6 se@tlop
fifteen, township Z, range east, contain
ing in all one thousand and flly-ihree
acres and cighty-nno hundredths, more
or less.
The above sale is made for the pur.
pose of paying off two notes made by
SiIverburg, aud payable 10 Louis De
Saulles, amounting TO eleven thousand
five hundred and eighty nine and ninety
hundredth dollars, dated October Goth
1888, and payable on the LIST day of May
1910. The whole of the above land viii
be sold, or so much thereof, rs shall b,
sufficient TO pay Off the notes aforesaid
The title is indisputable, but | will onl,
convey such as is vested in me by virtu,
of said deed of Trust.
CHA'S j. SEARLES,
Trustee.
: Canton, May "a, 1910, 1927
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POSTPONEMENT.

The sale Of the above described pro-
perty is hereby postponed until the first
Monday of July, 1910.
w. NJ. GWIN, Marshal,
For he Southern District Of .Nisas,ippi
By C. IllcKERsoy, Dep'g.
June 6, 22-26 [Pr fee sell
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quarter Of section five, township four
teen, range two east sad iac so@th h1lT
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ter Of section three, township fourteen.
range two east md the cast half Of the
south cast quarter, and south half Of
east half Of north east quarter Of sec.
ton four, township fourteen, range two
east Togethcrwilh the following slaves
for life, 10 wit
George, Henry,
Perry, Kelsey, and two children,
and Old Henry.
Such title as rs is vested in me as
Trustee, will be made, which IS believed
to be good.
HENRY CHRISTMAS,
Trustee.
May 80, 21-25
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Same and same.


Same and Same.
EpY virtue of the above stated cases
TO me directed, shall expose 10
public sale, fer cash, Mt tho COURTHOUSE
door, in the town Of Canton,
On Monday the Goth day Of July 1910,
The following tract or parcel of land, to
wit: Lots number one, five, six and sew
en-, in section FIVE, and north half, east
half, southeast quarter Of section seven
south half Of east half, northeast quar-.
ter OF section seven; east half, south.
west quarter, west half, southeast quar-.
ter and south half, east half, north east
quarter and south half, west half, north.
west quarter aud west half, north.eas
quarter and north half, east half, north
east quarter, and east half, northwest
quarter of section eight, township nine
range five, east, containing nine hundred
acres, more or less.
Levied on es the property of defend
ant }. {. Napier, and will be sold to
satisfy the above stated cases and cost
s, llAMBLEN, san.
BY B. r. ALLEN, Dep'y
June 10, 93-28 IPr fee Si4l
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sHERIFFS SALE.


Madison Circuit Cowt--.Norembsr Term, $40
T.. II. POWELL
sercy Moore, ~ .' esq
~ Y vifIte'of'gae Stssso sssscd sass so
~ me directed, ! will expose to public
sale for cash, before the door of the
Observation-Disclosures aa,op, Mall,
son county,
On Monday Tie sofi day u Jaiy 'e4o,
i'he undivided iaiares; in lands At
Was4s~, % Neore'e Rlan. In section
;~e.;s s.s. .."ash:g e'svanl Fanse two,
east.
Levied On Ne the pfoporty Of defend.
AIT and viii % sold 10 satisfy plaintiffs
debt and cost
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June -, $3.50 ~ iaa sill
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n / appearing f. % t.trc'oH ~ the
y C1lr lbal defendant James Sims s
noi an ihha'6iiafi'd IN me 5fnsts.s,ae ~
the process Of this Court Cannot bo
served open h'm itis ljtsrDf.ls 0sdeg
cd BY tho Court that unless said defend
ant Sims appear at liio joly torn, 1870.
~ TfT' 'ITrT's se~'s,s e.e,s- as...s.
muir TO the Bll OF complain; of said
camp.ainani., fleA a. BE april ierw
1910, the several allegations thereon
shall be taken rs confessed as to him.
and such order aud decree made therein
as may seem equitable and just. And il
is further ordered bv the Court thai This
order be published in the Madison Wing
Advocate until the said July term, 1910.
Alruo copy from the minutes,
J, +. CAMERON, CIR.
By G, SEWER, D. C..
June 6, 1910. 22-29
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-27


and NIL their increase since Tho dlaS|
said Trust Deed. .-' '', "''.''n,
The above property was coaHf
Cd 10 secure f0fdtf,' tAfarsissr't Se','s y!
have since transferred sad deea "
Commercial and Rail Road Bank q
Vicksburg.
We will convey only such titles = In
ssAr'r~.s~s.~,~.s2asa.a Y ", ysS w., =
Trustees. The sale TO lake place q
tween the hcurs-ofi9@eIc5 An, a..
and 4 P. ~, in he town Of Caaoai al'
ison county.
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Canton, Nav esd, 20-95