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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-23
TRUSTEES SALE.

HEY virtue Of deed of Trust made
AS by j. Silvcrburg, Gn his life lime)
and wife, bearing date the 22l day oil DC.
,ober, 1898, recorded in the office of the
Clerk of the Probate Court Of Madison
County, on the 18Th day of January 1899,
in book f., page 1871, 1872, and 1873, and
in he office Of The Clerk of the Probate
Court of Scott county, on the 9Th dave
February 1889, in book A, pages 225,
ESQ, e27, and 228, | will seIat the Court
house door, in the town OF Canton, on
wednesday the 18th day of July, isio,
to the highes, bidder, for Cash, the fol-
lowing tracts or parcels OF land, lying in
the county Of Scott, TO wit; The south
east quarter Of section number ten, town
shin number seven Of Range number Z
east the southwest quarter OF section
number eleven, township number oil
range 7 east; the west half Of the north.
west quarter of section fourteen. town
shin seven of range east and section
fifteen, township 7, range 7 east, contain
ing in all one thousand and hily.three
acres and eighly-nine hundredihs, more
or less.
The above sale is made for the pur'
pose Of paying off two notes made by
Silverburg, and payable to Louis DE
SauIles, amounting TO eleven thousand
five hundred and eighty nine and ninety
hundredth dollars, dated October 2oth
1888, and payable on the Isl day OF May
l84O The whole Of the above land VII
be sold, or SO much thereof, as shall o.
sufficient to pay off the notes Aforesaid
The title is indisputable, but ! will onl!
convey such as is vested in me by virtue
Of said deed Of Trust.
CHA'S ]. SEARLES,
y Trustee
Canton, Nav IL, 1910 1927
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-23
aorICg.

U WILL present ny accounts .. tho
Il June Term ofthe Hon. Probate C9art
Of Madison county, as Guardian for tae
heirs Of Reuben Harris OF said county
dec'd., .o. final settlement and allows ss {,
D. w. HALEY,
Guardian
Nav If. lao 1921
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-23

NNH y ~ ~ "fh@ I'VE
United State circHt coaH - May term loio.
vs. On f.f
James NJ. Baker, ct. al.
Caru,herr, Harris & CU
W Same snd ams
James NJ, Baker, and
Michael MeKlc,
Caruthora, Harris & Co
vs. Same and same
James NJ Baker,
Catulhors, Harris & Co
70 Same and same
James NJ Baker, and
N Whitehead,
Caruthtn, Harris g. c.
" Same and same
James VI Baker ct oil
10y virtue Of the above stated cases 10
ID mo directed BY the honorable cir.
cui, court United States, for the Southern
District Of Mississippi viii expose 10
public sale, for cash, before the Court
house door, in tho town OF Canton,
on the First Monday in june, 1870,
Tho following described land, to witt
Yves! half, northeast quarter, section
thirty threei ives, hall, northwest quar-.
ter, north hhG, west half, southwest
quarter section tbir,y.fouri south half,
cast half, southwest quarter, section
thrty.lour, south half, west half, south
west quarter, section ihirly.touri east
half, southeast quarter section thirty
three; west hall, soulh-cas, quarter, soc
ton thrlv.three; east half northeast
quarter, section thlrty.three, all in town
ship ten, range four, cast. Also, the
south hatf, west half, north ensi quarter,
section four; north half, west half north
east quarter, section fouri east half
northeast quarter, section four; east
half, north-wcst quarter, section iouri
west half, northwest quarter, section
three, township nine, range four, east,
containing 10 all 04i acres.
Lowed on as tho property Of defend.
an, Jas. NJ Baker, and will be sold to
satisfy the above stated cases.
w. NJ. GWlN, Marshal,
For the Southern District Of Mississippi.
BY c. lllcEEasoN DEPT.
| Nav 2, 1891 Pr Fec slel
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-23
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.


EbY virtue OF an order Of the honora-
I'D bic Probate Court Of Madison coun.
~. made at The February term, 1910, !
will offer Tor sale on the premises,
On Saturday me 2oh day Of June merit,
The following described property, be-
longing to the estate Of Il. Branch, decd
to wil:-North east quarter and south
west quarter and west half Of south.
cast quarter Of section three; west bali
Of north west quarter Of section thirteen,
southwest quarter Of west half, south
eost quarter, and east half, northwest
quarter. and south half Of west half,
north west quarter, south half Of west
half of northeast quarter section -four.
The undivided half OF the cast half OF
nor,h.eas, quarter, ias, all in township
eight, range three, east. Also, House
and Lot in tho town Of MadisonYliie,
now occupied By Dr.. Marshall
To 30 cold on a credit OF one, two and
three years, tho purchaser giving bono
and approved security.
ALSO
A quantity Of Corn Fodder, Farnlnt
Utensils &c. &c.--On crcdi. 0! nine
months. .,ys ~.
Nav ., 1910 fs-F'
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-23


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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-23

Tx IULLItIUN VIII
n WILL expose 90 filc 90 ibe mRhost
" bidder. for rash, before lhe Court.
horse door. ia We town Of Canton,
On ff S.r5na Monday ia Aggua neal
The following described tract Or par.
eel Of land, 20 wiz Lot eighty foot Of
west side ct lot number Z, IN square
number g, 10 Canton
10 be sold for the taxes Of said Lot
for The years 1888 and 1889
J. II. VANNOl, A. y {.
MnY Q. 1877 ~ zee SII
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-23

lhikd States circuit eo9rt--.Nay term l8sO'
Baker, Johnson & Co,
vs. On H. Ia
Arnold Russell & Co.,
aud sunty,
BDY virtue OF the above stated cases 10
~ me directed by the honorable CIR
Quit court United States, for the Southern
District of Mississippi, ! will expose to
Eputlic sale, for cash, before the Court
Shcuse door, in the town Of Canton,
/ On the Fourth Monday in May, $780,
The following tract or parcel Of land,
10 wit; The west half, northwest quar-
ter, section seventeen, township eight
range two, west; south half OF east hall,
northwest quarter. section seventeen.
township eight, range Two, west; north
hall OF east half, north west quarter, sec
ton twenty, township eight, range two'
west; southwest quarter, section seven
'cen, township eight, range two, west
west half, northwest quarter, section
twenty township eight. range two, west
north half Of west half, southeast quar-
ler,secilon seven, township eight, range
1.-Two, west; east half, southwest quarter
section seven, township eight, range two
west; south half Of west half, south eas
quarter, section seven, township eight
range, two, west; west half, section eigh
sen' township eight, range TWO, west
containing twelve hundred acres.
Levied on as the properly OF defend
anil 7. c. Hurbert, and will be sold t.
satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost.
sale TO take place within the hours
prescribed by law.
4 w. NJ. GWIN, Marshal,
For he Southern District Of MisaisiRp
h By c. HlcgEasoN, Dep'y.
April IS, 1870
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-23
posTPoNEMENT.

Inc sale Of the above described pro.
rl'y Is hereby postponed until the
'sur'h Monday in June.
w. NJ. GWIN, Marshal,
FOR hs Soathera District Of .Misslssigp'.
:, By A. II. DlHEIHs, Dept.
way 2sd, 20-24 Pr fee e3l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-23
NOTICE.

TgVHE partnership heretofore existing
" underth firm Of Cash, Cox & Co.,
has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. The name ofthe firm will only
b. used BY Harred " Cox 10 close the
concern, who are only authorized to wind
up the business.
WIN. T. HARRELD,
T.. d. CASH,
WIN. L. COX
Canton, May 70, 1910. 1921
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-23

~" 7 TNT ITITIIN =
The sale Of the above described pro.
perly $ hereby postponed until the fourth
Monday in May, 1910
W, NJ. GWlN, Marshal
By A. II. DINgiNs, Dep'g
May %, 30 Pr fec 50,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-23

NnU All TNCIT IUCTCd9U sIIOV W. V0'7V y
said Trust Deed
The above property was convey
ed 10 secure Ford, Markham & Co who
have since transferred said deed 10 The
Commercial and Rail Road Bank Of
Vicksburg.
We viii convey only such titles to the
above property as are in US vested as
Trustees. The sale to take place be-
Tween the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and
and 4 p. NJ, in the town Of Canton, Mad.
son county.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-23
JOHN G. OFT,
]. B. IlOWCOTT,

Canton, May esd, 1926.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-23
MARsuAL,S SALE.

lhil,i States circuit coUrt--.Way term 1870.
Baker, johnson s. Co,
vs. On f. "a.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-23

A quantity Of Corn Fodder, Farming
Utensils &c. &c.--On ered!, 0! nina
months.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-23

Nav H. 1910
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-23

A. H. DlNKINs, Amir.
Nav 4, 1870 ts-T9
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-02
DECE MBER 9.

lie isdirnatios which has BEES afOussd q,
shs insslu hssped upon Fraaea by the
wsmhsn Of the Holy allissee--sllay he
popsl.f frsnzv q, ibs manner 10 which
,hrse eiFthsed hathanans hare eemmen-
ED snd cosliauea the blockade Of syria--
quiet tho popslaE sstpieiens OF the dis
srsesfsi motives whish vn,e the allied
powers in their attack Hpon Mehemst Ali
Asal the breach between England aHd
france and restore the confidence rspossd
70 Englsad's honor and IN her professions
pfior 20 July lsst--ths, this, or any future
ministry whom the Kings puslllanimiiy
may select, can do any OF ell OF these
things, appears to Us rather prohlemsIical,
Thanks be 10 God the national honor Of
France is in ether hands Than those OF The
miserable ehangsIing, who now rules the
drstines Of the counity! The halo of
CORY that has ever surrounded France
ard lis noble hearted generous sons, will
neither be dimmed by the pVsilIanimiiy nor
solIed by the sowsfdice OF one, whom
they we delighted TO honor" bat who
dare not now place before the Deputies
and the world his candid and honest opin.
,ons. His soul (lf indeed such beings
hsve any, must DC as coloflen as paper.
He 10 unworthy OF France, as his con-
duet Is beneath the digni,y of manhood
snj akin 10 The dotsge of age. In short,
such beings as Louis Philippe, who mani
lest desire TO make whels of their souls,
sad sacrifice principle TO expediency are a
Disgrace to the sex, libel upon manhood
and worthy vi the contempt Of the civiz'
"a world
The Chamber OF Deputies, to whom the
question oi peace or war will he submitted
snd whose authority, both the King and
the ministry will be obliged TO acknowledge,
will adopt such decision as strict justice,
regard to the national honor and q know
edge OF s. Difference to The public will shall
pstiiv. Being Of the people and speaking
ne popular will, they are the legitimate
tribunal TO decide so momentous a ques-
tion. And in their hands the national hon
az will be safe aud the various indignities
h'aped upon the country by the Allied
Powers receive due consider alton.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-02
REVOLUTIONS.
NO. |


.neaning, Causes and advantages arising
from Revolution.
The word revolution implies TO turn
round again, TO turn again in q circle,
and is sometimes thus employed. Kings
and aristocrais would rejoice, If il were
susceptible Of no other definition, bat 10
their great CONSERVATION and alarm IT
hears another and more eombustibIe signi-
lcation. When applied 10 human affairs,
it means a complete change in The mind Of
men practically exhibited TN his Get'Ons.
Such 10 the corrct definition Of the term !;
accustomed as we have been to apply it TO
certain events occupying one, Two or three
wears, or il NAV be as many days, we must
not always when we see the word expect To
realize all it promises. A complete change
in the human mind and consequently
IN human affairs is work oil time and
seldom has there been an attempt made
during the period OF revolution, To effect
cbIh % WIN
would seem TO sesignate.
So much for the word and FOR lis mean
Jog now for the manner ia which they orr
einate.
A revolution has as vet commenced
with an explosion, by resort to violence
Of the people against the tyranny of their
rulers. Among the many SANDERS grsiu-
i,ously hesped upon poor man, BY those
who give him bad name in order TO ex-
euse their bad usage, not the least false Is
that which ehsrges him with impotence.
OF all the animals lie certainly is The
most long suffering. The ass himself will
no, carry more burdens for his neishbors
or take mere cuffs while performing his
drpdgery than does man from the eiided
popinjsys, whom his breath has made.
So patient is he, that nothing bet the last
extreme Of sufe.jhg will make him a.ck
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-02

HOSE, afflicted with Suffering or other I'm
IL pediment in their Speech, can be eifectuslly
cured BY applying to the undersigned, VINO has had
during long experience and IN many aggravated
cases. opportunity 10 test the superiority of his
.vsiem and Witnessed the favorable re-
suits Satisfied that be can easily and without
pain effect a radical cure IN any person laborIng
under this disaEreeahle malady. which mus, be as
ANNOYING 10 the individual =, distressing to the
hearer b. is induced respectfully to call the az
lection Of those whom IL NAV concern to this no
tee And no 10 also prepared is s5sOlve sUy
from the obligauon OF FArISe. II not efeetusHy
cured.
- Tsrn, reasona5ls AID mode ,dsg.
JAMES y. GROGAN.
Swanton, llth New. 1870 VS.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-02
HOW THEY DO THINGS IN CAN.
ADA

There are some dozen or fifteen old
grannies, digniGed with the name OF Spe-
cia Council" rho do all the law-making
for the good people OF Lower Canada just
now. They have lately passed law ta
compel the Canadians, under a penalty nj
fine and Imprisonment, 10 throw aside ell
their winter cenveyances, and provide
themselves with sleighs OF prescribed
make. A model sleigh was recently sen,
10 81. Therese bv order oil the Govern
ment as a model for the inspection of the
Habitonts. who showed their gratitude by
breaking il to peices and then burning it.
II 10 said government intend TO issue m
order that no Canadian shall smoke with
pipe having stem less than half On inch
long Seminal.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-02


sssins, the securge aud resolve TO ,hrow
ise pack from hn shoulders. Like all
psiieni animsls when provoked, he 10 pro-
rossd In earnest aud a, bic drivers have
no; Al ell times the viii to dsstiags i.A at
what precise point II weud he prudent 10
Ioreeaf, they give blow TOO msch, when
TO- he turns and rends them. Such 10 q
shSrI and concise history Of these sudden
conversions which opea the perisd OF rsvo-
luton.
And nov what are the advantages Of
revolution. They are good for setting
every Thing To rights and all men ia their
places IA they never hapsen but when
all things are in disorder, and oil men in
such position a. tia, the many are
slaves and the few tyrsnls, what they
have 10 effect is 10 Substitute the equal
rights of oil for the und ue privileges of the
little number, TO equaIize the opportunities
and advantages, and 10 secure TO each in.
dividOal the undisturbed enjoyment Of hi.
otrn.
All revolutions have done something TO.
wards this end, but none have attained il
and unfortunately, when the first heat ol
enthusiasm is over, in which they are al
ways commenced. very little 10 done, IN
I'll evil accumulatss, when recourse is again
had to violence. In this country alone,
have they pursued a course, which
distinguishes this revolution from any
other in the world in embodying the
principle OF change, thss securing it's on.
ward and psaceabe progress in even pace
with public opinion. To complete re-
voIutlon is work of time tina, Of France
rs as yet only in progress. And to arrest
II, kings, priests and oil privileged classes
have united. To facilitate it is the inter
est Of the mass of oil nations. Aristocrats
have pulled hack with all their might ard
where wanting in power and lacking in
wit, have supplied the absence OF strength
and talent by cunning.
Next week we shall examine The means
by which It's enemies have retarded the
revolution in America, md also sketch
Ol their operations in France.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-02
To CORRESPONDENTS.

We acknowledge the receipt nf an ex-
cellent communication from one Of the ex-
lied patriots, sgard D., which shall have
an insertion next week.
Also, an address to the people OF Cana
da, from, p. NJ, who has already enriched
The columns Of this paper with his etIu-
sions.-lt will appear in the next number
U5- The enclosure duly received.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-02

- In consequence Of abseacs from the
o'aec during the pas, week and the con-
sequent tardy appearance Ct this No. we
shall not issue the succeeding papers ill
the 10Th inst; when We hope TO make
such arrangements as IN ensure It's regular
weekly appearance. II any who are III ar
tcaIs with The Office can make il convent
vnt TO remit To us, the favor will BE- grs,e-
fu,ly acknowledged.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-02
IRON.

TEvHE subscriber has lately started the old
Il Forge at Swanton Falls and will supply
all who call on him with any quantity Of bar iron
and draughts OF all sorts and kinds, such as An-
ehors, Cranks. Sled and Sleigh shoes, &c. &c. oil
as good quality aud on as good terms as any
other establishment in the country. he hopes TO
merit and receive the patronage Of the friends OF
domestic industry.
WARD BARNEY.
svan,en. Nov. IL. ls4O 27-3
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DR.EvAvs'
6 90 THING SIR l. p
TOR CHILDREN TEETHlsc.
FhEFAHEp NJ Hissrtr.
To Mother and Nursss.

TAs psssass efsAs Teeth threagh ihs Fsns pro
euess iteaklvsems and ssagefehs symrsoms, II "
knawa By mothers that there - rrsaa irris'ies -
ihs mouth ard gems agrtng he process. The gems
swsn. the seereiian and saliva - increased, he
shid !. seised with fsqasss sAd sudden fis 81 cry
ing. watehiags. starting ths sleep, ard sPssm,
81 peculiar paris the child shrssks witA sitFsms
violence, ard lhtass ta fingers int Iis mouth. u
these pfscarsety symptoms net speedily slsr''
a,sd. spasmod'c coavulueas universally topsfseas
AID sooa cause the dissolution Of the insaat.--
Mothers who have their litls babes afflicted w,lh
these distressing symptoms should apply DE. Ws
EHAS's CELEBRATEp SooTEIse SrkgF which
has preserved hundreds of infants whsa though
gsn recovery, from being suddenly attaekss With
bat fatal ma iady. convulatoHs
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-02
POLITICAL EXILES.

The liberal press in Montresl has pub
lishsj recently several letters received from
those exiles who are now wearing out a
miserable existence in New Holland, viii
Their British vengeance has consigned
them. They are all unanimous in assert
ing the fact, that they are put TO hard
labor under the inspection of govern
menl official and treated in every respect
like convicted lrInns, yet DO their letters
show spirit of resolution and breathe a
degree Of fortilude, which, not ell the bar
barities of their relentless taskmasters are
able 10 subdue. This simple fact, while II
but eraiiies the moderate expectations Of
those, who had the honor of an aequaIn-
lance with these suffering martyrs To the
cause of liberty, sommends ihem TO the
consideration OF their eountrymen and the
friends OF liberty throughout The world, as
cvincing the resignation, courage and
forlitude with which they ehserluliy en-
durs the almost insupportabie miser'es oi
their foreign masters.
The Montreal .aurore Publishes the
fact that the letters received from the ex-
lies 81 New Holland brar the insoi''ng
mark Of CoxvIor's letter, Nothing with
il the range of possibility eau be more 4
,.or;5us than this wi.fGl Insult snc blcrd-
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-02
A Blessing TO Mothers.
DR.. ". Erans's celebrated Soothing Syr
ups for Children cutting their teeth.

TENNIS infatbe remedy has preserved hnudrss
III Of children when though, past seossry. from
commissions. So soon az the syrup Is rnbbea on tho
gums the child will recover. The preparation 10
so innocent, so eieaclous, and pleasant that no
child will refuse to let us sums be rubbed with u.
When infants At the age Of four months Though
there no appearance Of teeth one bottle Of syrup
should be used on the gums to open tbe poFss-
Parents never should he without the syrup IN the
nursery where there are young children; ioF u =
| child wakes IN the n,ehl with pain in the gums,
the syrup Immediately gives ease by opening the
pores and healing the gums, thereby prsrsntiss
| Couvulsions, Feyets. &c.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-02
AGENTS FOR THE N. AMERICAN.
VERMONT.

VERMONT.
.Monipe her--J. A. Vail.
North Troy, Vt,-Dr. l.. c. pe.
Jefersonpilie-Rev. J. Becker,
Fairfeid-H. SouIs u Colt =. CHAM
Easi Berkshire-Dr s. 3. Butler.
.aiburgh-Tshor !. SsweIl. and
Elisha Reynolds, p. NJ.
North Hero-Col. II. Wadsworth and
DR.. @. Whitney.
Riehford-A. w. Sears, Z. r.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / Brigham
H.ghgots.-H. o. f,fcen.
Burltng Davefpsy.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
.MarloW Capt. Seideu Brown,
Sbottord. NJ r. -- MAJOR S. b. Day.
NEW YORK.
". Y. City-Johu RYAN 655 Greenwich 81.
Rouse's Point--W iIliam Neldon,
PetTy's .MiHs--L. Perry. p. NJ.
Platt.turgh-Frsneois DAMS, and J. A.
Squires
.aussble Forks-Dr Joseph Dsvignon.
Rockester--W. J.. Mackenzie, ESQ.
!saiina-Erssmus Stone, p. NJ.
Hopkiafcn-John Goodell.
Glenn, FaHs-Hemau K. Hopkins.
Norfolk, 81. L. Co. NJ Y.-S.M. Phelps.
MAINE.
Tkomstton, Me A. Rice, Esq.
WISCONSIN.
.Hil.raukte-I.a1is Frsncl~Fe.