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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-18

Law -ABoLIsHIgG IMpRIsowMEvT FoF
DEBT.-The alterations effected by the
act recently passed by the Legislature
IN our statuary regulations, are import
ant. The writ of capias ad sdtisfacien
dunn. is entirely abolished. That barba
rous remedy is expunged from the code
/ The bill goes further, and makes amend.
ments also to the law regulating the ar.
rest of individuals residing out Of Loui.
siana or on the eve of departing thence
to eiude the payment of their debts
Hereafter, no person can be arrested
without an affidavit that the debtor is
about TO depart from the State perma-
nenHy. The period during which a
debtor can be detained in custody under
a bail writ, is limited to three months
At the expiration of the term, the inn
Prisoned debtor, If a resident of the
Stale, may be required by the complain
ing creditors, TO file in court a schedule
of his affairs and surrender his proper
.ty, before his discharge from Jail. d
nonresident creditor is not permitted 10
arrest a nonresident debtor, except in
cases where il shall be made to appear
that the debtor has absconded from his
residence. This amendment will ope-
rate a great relief to visitors to New
Orleans, unless it be eluded by trans
fer Of foreign claims to resident citizens
The change made in the stipulations Of
the bail bond will not, we think, operate
favorably TO the debtor. The security
who signs the bond makes himself res
ponsible in case the original debtor fails
to pay the judgment rendered against
him. This subjects the surety to la
biiity unknown before. Under the law
as If existed previous to the change, bail
were permitted to exoneraie themselves
upon surrendering their principals. II
Now The liability of the security is at
once fixed by signing the bond, with no
prospect of obtaining a release, without
the payment Of the debt The effect of
the amendment must be to render the
OF bail by an arrested debtor,
difficult. Neither the surren-
der of the principal, or his death, as I'M
der the old practice, will discharge the
surety from his response bility. Not only
is the liability Of the bail fixed, but
summary process is provided to enforce
the Judgment against him. The plaintiff
on the return of the execution against
the original debtor, is allowed to proceed
to Judgment against the bail, upon mo-
ton, after ten days notice. The change
viii certainly be felt as a great hard
ship, but may easily be remedied by sub
legislation. The provisions Of
he act relative to charges of fraud, are
also liable 10 objection. 4 debtor failing
% pay over money. received or collected /
or, or deposited with him for another, /
5 presumed 10 be guilty. The punish
neut prescribed for debtors found guilty 1
# such offences, is Imprisonment for
,eriod not exceeding three years. The
'onvicted bankrupts are allowed their
discharge on paying the debt due the
creditor, or repairing the
raud or injury committed. After the
9th Of May next. the benefit of this act
5 extended to debtors now in actual Gus
ody.-N O. Bulletin.
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Insolyent nc tice.

gESHE undersigned having beea APP
a pointed Commissioners on the es-
tate of Joseph Harrison, deed, reported
as insolvent, by the honorable Probate
Court OF the county of Madison, at the
February term, 1910; notice is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims
against said estate, that the undersigned
Commissioners will attend at the store
of McBiair 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 is, 1870 Is-sm
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For tie .Madison Uaig .44roca. e.
JACKSON, APRIL 18Th. 1870.
Geo. E. w. Nelson & Co,

JACKSON, APRIL 18th. 1870
Geo. Z. w. Nelson s. Co,
GeaHenlsa: A friend has placed in N
hands your paper OF the / lth inst, in whic.
discover an article in relation % myself. Thl
sentiment ascrjbed TO me in the article alluded
10, go vii Shaving and swiudiing are noa
the order OF the day, and we blame man for
playing his hand indeed he were a 'ool else,
has been going the rounds Of SOME of the pa
Pers of this State, and l have heretofore re-
Trained from giving the allegation prompt
and unqualified contradiction over my proper
name, simply from the fact that il a candidate
for public favor were 10 notice every charge
which newspaper essayists might see proper to
prefer against.hjm, he would have little else to
do. / depart from my original intention, in
this instance, because believe from slight
acquaintance with the senior Of your firm
that you would not Intentionally do me inius-
tice. To disabusa TIE public mind, therefore,
and quiet your Interpretations on the sab
ect, will now state that neither wrote the
article in question, advised its publication, nor
defended il af5erits appearance in print " as
not the real or s'7s.eIsi5le' Editor Of the South
ern Reporter at the time Of the appearance Of
the article aforesaid. On my leaving Grenada
for this place last December, published in the
Reporter the following card
"The undersigned will be absent from Gre
NADIA for the next two months, during which
time the Reporter will be under the editorial
supervision of Mr.. JAMES VI. Newton, who is
authorized to transact any business connected
with the ONCE.
Grenada, Dec. 90, 1882
Since which time have not written an edi-
toral article for the paper: It's editorial super
vision being under the exclusive control Of Mr..
Newton, the present Editor, who, and who a.
lone, is responsible for its contents. I make
no comment upon the justice or Propriety Of
attributing to me sentiment Of which | was
wholly ignorant until the paper containing it
reached me at this place. Ny purpose is to
defend, not to crininate. | appreciate the
liberty Of the press, nor will marmur if fall
a victim 10 It's Eceafou@Ress.
know of no Conversations '.explana-
tions'' in relation to this subject. other than
when asked as the authorship Of the senti-
ment in question, | have uniformly given ii e
charge an unqualified denial This is a small
matter, and should nos have troubled you in
relation to it. but from seeming desire on
your part not to treat with unfairness, salts
fed that the good sense ani intelligence of the
people of this State would do me justice in the
premises
give this communication insertion in the |
...idrocatr,- and am,
Very respectfully,
Your ob't serv't
WIN. NEED.
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NEW PAFERs.-We have received for
exchange, three new papers this week.
The CONSERVATIVE" printed at Holly
Springs, the ''Eutaw Wing" at Eutaw,
Alabama, and "Florence Enquirer" at
Florence Alabama. The names Of Har-
rison and Tyler at the mast head Of the
first two, and the last, although ga neu-
trial." we can see that lis Editor is a
Wing. Prosperous times to them all.
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VALUABLE
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
FOR SIZE

FHNHE undersigned offers for sale his
"a interest, being the undivided half)
of the establishment of the "Madison
Wing Advocate" together with the build
ing in which it is carried on, and the lot
Immediately north of it. Also, one Ne
gro boy. The office contains two excel
lent Presses, and as good an assortment
of Type as can be found in any estab-
lishment in the State. To any person
wishing to engage in profitable bust
ness, there is not more desira bic situa-
ton in the State, and nothing would in
duce me to offer it for sale, but for the
peculiar situation in which find myself
Unexpectedly placed. If the whole Of
the establishment be desired by the pur-
chaser, have no doubt that he could OBJ
tain the interest Of my partner ALSO
Should | not be able to affect a sale of
my interest in said establishment by the
First Monday in May neat, it will then
be offered to the highest bidder, for cash,
{ good money! before the Courthouse
door. The titles TO all of the above
property is indisPutabIe.
c.. E. w. NELSON.
AnriI IA I64O
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Ata meeting Of the members Of the Cantor
Bar, convened for the purpose OF paying tri-
butte of respect to their late associate, SAMUEL
B. KENNEDY, the following preamble and reso-
lutions were adopted.
Uherear, We have just heard with feelings
of deep regret Of the death Of aar late asso-
ciatc and fondly remembered friend, Samuel
B. KeSSEDr, who, as lawyer, was eqnallod
by-few. and surpassed b. none, OF his age--as
n gentleman, was enc OF nataFes Purest and
pToudess sPecimeas--ss. friend, was candid,
hrfn. faithful AMI conading--and 10 whose
death, hrs reatioss, the professor aaa agstety,
iavs sustained an irreParable lass.
sResoiees, That in tesslnoay Of our respect
Tor his memory, yso will wear tas usual badge
Of nossainy fos Thirty daJs.
Iaes,ired, sTfiss J. r. Rolisss and J. Handy.
Essrs, as y Committee On -ozT behalf. will
transmit; to h.s- .s.stsyzs eaPy Of ;hlss pro-
ceedings.
Res0srss<s- r =: -.hsss rssola,iane b sisnsa
bT the Ctiasr1an aud sscrsfnr-, ani pnbsished
in n. rsvessi newspapers IN -afaass5n- and
NJ. CALHOUN, caaa.naan.
4. T. MooaE, ssrreiary-
Canton. a 2ril 10Th 1910
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mong those who have perished thus mis-
cradle, Ike that lovely and extraordina-
ry woman, the daughter of Aaron Burr.
Are not such things enough to make men
think-enough to bring about whole
some and immediate reform? If not,
then would they not believe themselves
in danger, though one rose from the dead I:
if not, there is no hope for thenl-and
they should be left where they are, like
brutes that perish"
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.vssassa Cs-sass csrs--asg s--Has a%sa
Robins. Painter l. e.
EseA= p a. -
EpIsc. 1ahasoa s E7-.
aa6 zasizls=s
John stone. IT,.
BeSe Johnsen s s4Earv-
DY virtue of the above states cases 70
ID me dlreciea. shall expose 60 Fsss. 8,
sale. for cash. before she Lcara-aalase
4oor. III the town & cauaoa-
on tbs F1rst NEeasax n sEas. ssxe.
The following described properly. = "a
Seven Negro Slaves, tn VT:
Candess and child, Drucllla ard
child. Bob, Ele aud George,
, Horses, I Mule, / N agg0a.
3 Yoke Of Oxen, % head Steek
Cattle. more or les, - head q
hOrs. more or less
Levied en- ss the property of 4elea.l-
ant Johnson. ana wall b. sod o. satisfy
The above stated eases
Z HAWBL.EeS. So
Br D. r. azLES. Is.n.s
APRIL &c. I5-I7 fPs C. So
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rrGen. Scott, with regiment Of soldiers,
has been ordered TO the north eastern bounda-
~, in order to restrain the rash impetuosity Of
the citizens of Maine, vi no show disposition
20 march upon the disputed territory.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-18

GJ- We understand that the Journoynien
Printers IN Jackson have demanded Gold and
Silver for their services, and that the Mississ-
ippian and Southern Sun, neither having a sup
ply of the precious metals, have been compel
led to 'ssuspead' operations.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-18
Electoral Ticket.

AZ We decline Publishing the communi-
scation OF "A Citizen of Canton,'' FOR two rea-
sons. 1t is a rule with US not to publish any
communication without the authors name, be-
sides, We sec 10 good that could possibly re-
suit from the publication. We have enquired
into the evil pointed out by "a Citizen Of Can
,on'' and find that there Is no law FOR It's sup
ryeesioa.
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nIARsHAL's SALE.

MARSHAE'S SALE.
CFatted States Cire-tit Cosrrt--sIsy term 1910
Hamilton Murray,
VS. Ca "a
Isaac Bass s. surity
AeY virtue of the above stated case
10 me directed, viii expose 70 pub
&c sale. for cash, before the Court house
door, in the town Of Canton,
On the fourth Monday in April, Iszo.
Is Bales of Cotton,
Levied on as. the property Of John
Robertson. and will be sold 10 satisfy the
above state case.
Wa- II. GWIN, Marshal.
For tac Southern Distrief q Missirsissl.
By j. F. Coox. De9g.
April is, i5-16 PR Fee Ds.l
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sHERIFF,s SALE.


Kinds circuit court-Septenlber term 1910.
Caleb Read,
Alias fl. ia.
Thos. B. ]. HadIey,
EgY virtue of the above stated case
-A TO me directed, will expose to pub
lie sale, for case, before the door of the
Court house. in the town of Canton,
On The Third Monday Of Mag 1910.
1t being the 18th day of the month; the
following tract or parcel of land, to wit:
east half, southwest quarter of section
thirty; west half, southwest quarter,
section thirty-one, township eight, range
one, west; west half, south west quarter
Of section twenty -four; east half, south
east quarter of section twenty-three,
township eight, range two, west.
Levied on as the property of defend
ant and will be sold to satisfy plaintiffs
debt and cost.
S. HAMBGEN, Shf.
BIZ B. r. ALLEN, Dep'y.
April Is. 1913 Trr fee sol
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NTARSHAL,s SALE,

MARSHAL1S SALE.
United States circtat eo1trt-May term 1910
Foster & Easton,
Porter, Crump and suritiesS
10y virtue of the above stated case to
L me directed by the honorable cir
cult court United States, for the Southern
District of Mississippi, will expose TO
public sale, for cash, before the Court
house door, in the town of Canton,
On the First Monday in May merit,
The following Negro Slaves, to Wit
Martha, Anus, Mary, Polly, Sam, Sophia,
Moses, ADDISON, all between fifteen and
twenty-five years of age.
Levied on as the property of the de-
PENDANT and will be sold TO satisfy the
above stated case.
WIN. NJ. GWIN, Marshal,
By. J. F. Cook, Depty
April l0, 1917 pr fee S6)
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OF Mr.. Freret, Wing, has been elected
Mayor of New Orleans, by majority Of l64,
over Mr.. Genois, the Van Buren, candidate.
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suERIFr,s sale.

Madison circuit eouri-.Hay terra 1870.
Leigh Maddux & Co,
Al PIeu f "a On bond
Henry Hambleu and
snrity.
RY virtue Of the above stated case
to me directed, I will expose "a
public sale, for cash, before the Court
mouse door, ID the town OF Canton,
On Monday The 4ih day Of May 1910.
The following Negro Slaves, 10 wit
Anthony and wife, jimmy and three chill
dren.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant Hamblen, and viii be sod 10 satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost
S. HAMBLEN. SAT-.
BIZ B. R. ALIEN, Dep-g.
April is, 1917 pr fee So
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sHERIFF.s SALE.

.Nqdisoa circuit eourt-.Iay tern, 1910.
Briggs, LacOst & Co,
vs. On f. ia.
c. c. layers,
Joseph S. Jagers, and
Jesse sibley,
EpY virtue of the above stated case to
Il me directed, | will expose to pub
lie sale for cash, before the Court-house
door, in the town Of Canton,
On Monday the All day Of May 1870,
The following Negro Slaves, to wit
Primas and Betsy.
Levied on as the property of defend
ant and will be sold to satisfy plaintiffs
debt and cost.
S. HAMBLEN. Sb'F.
By E. B. CURTIs. Dep'g.
April 10. I5-l7 fPr lee 81
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lison circuit court-May tera 1910

Madison circuit court-May tern 1910
Ai'e'' hg vs PIeu. f. IA. on bond
Thos. ]. Humphrey, &
John j. AIeCeughan,
Wingate, Gaskel and
Knox. s
Thos. J. Humphrey *
II. S. Wilkinson,
gnY virtue of the above stated eases
| Sd TO me directed, | viii expose L
public sale, for cash, before the Court
house door in the town OF Canton,
on the First Monday in May, $50,
The undivided half of the following
tract or parcel Of land, to wit--E-asi
half, northwest quarter, section twenty
three, township nine, range two. east
east half, section fourteen, township nine,
range two, east; west half, north-eas,
quarter and east half. north west quarter,
section eleven, township nine, range
two, east. The above land lies about
one mile west of Canton; east half,
southeast quarter, section ten, township
ten, range three, east; southwest quar-
ter, section fifteen, township ten, range
three, east, containing in all 500 $500
acres.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant J. J. McCaughan, and viii be sold TO
satisfy the above stated cases
S. HAMBLEN, Sh'f-
BY. d. SMITH. Dep'B-
April 10, 1917 Pr fee SGl
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April I8, 1910.
s1ARsHAL-s SALE.

MARSHAL-S SALE
United States circuit court-May term, 1910.
D. F. Dearmond use &c.
R. G.. Anderson and surity.
Robert g. Douglass,
Same.
Same,
Alexander Krkman,
vs. Same.
Same,
EDY virtue of the above stated cases
E1 to me directed, by the honorable
circuit court United States for the Sou
thern District Of Mississippi, | will ex-
pose to public sale, for cash, before the
Courthouse door, in the town of Canton,
On the Fourth Monday Of April, 1910,
One Negro Slave named JIM.
Levied on as the property of defend
ant, and will be sold to satisfy plaintiffs
debt and cost.
w. NJ. GWIN, Marshal,
BY ]. F. COOK, Depty.
April IS, 1916 pr fee $50
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nIARsHALs SALE.

1ea4tiS-
pY virtue of the above stated eases tc
- me directed, By the honorable the
circuit court of the United States. for
Southern Dirtrict Of Mississippi. / will
expose to public sale for cash, before
the door Of the Court House, IN the
town Of Canton.
on the Fourth Monday in April, Isf0,
The following Negro Slaves. 10 wit
Leonard, Amy and three children. Alien.
Jim, Glib, Henry, Tasco, Anthony. Jack.
Barry, Jim, Madison, Charlotte and chill
dren, Miller, Moses. Nice. sam. Maria
and children, Fanny, Edy. Sabra, Hager.
Harry, Cansas and children, Giuuy.
Brister, Ephraim, Jesse, John, HartweH
and his wife Rachel, Pierce, Bancy.
Abraham, Fanny and Sarah.
Levied on as the property o. defend
ant c. B. Green, and viii be sold TO
satisfy the above stated cases.
WIZ. VI. GWIN. Marshal.
BY ]. F. Cook, Dsp'y.
April 10, 1916 pr fee so
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pE virtue ot an oraler e. fas hea--a 7. :
= Probate Court Of 3faas1a eearr.
made n the February term, $50. -
o6er for sale On the premises.
On Monday re lsst d1g + asrf ne=L
Tie following described p-o-ersv. %
longing % the estate eE 4 3d. ..4e-I
20 wif:-North Esse razr.er nnE $50
Vest quarter and West bait ef 50
East quarter e. section S. uesz haf aF
north west ez2Ftcr q seesae1 th1raea
south west quarter OF vrese haEf s1szea ease
quarter and eazE hall I-asta uess a-sarear
and south half Ct wess aaIs. usrrA us
quarter south half cf uese hall ~ narth
east quarter seesioa s1ar Tie uaaus-
ded half of the east harf 81 ne-sh essr
quarter. les. al IN Tawnsa1n esss
Range three, E-zss--C'n eredss ~ eaa.
two and three years- tie purchaser a.
Ing 0oad and approved sesFsty.
AIS
1 quantity q Cora Ez1zr. Earaaar
Utensils, d-c- Sze--Oa cre5lr e ais
months-
: Z DISzNS H.
CS-70SEN<-
The sale of tae abov4 eesersa.sf rre-
Perty IS hereby posspoass unrl1 Va@ "a
day Of May. 1870
"A IT. pfNKf<S. H.
April Is 1910 t%Hr
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NlifNtNFfA AAiftaf
@si caH fsr' Nsse'tes Teen 1890
Grand guii ksH Road
haHsiha tampanf,
Ga yend sxHa
l4nis rhn.sari
ff'tfa~ 81 iY''" sr ts-a,e#., A,s.l.,s
glN virtue of lbe above stated case TO
- me direttetr'I elfI syfgee'.ss w,sl v
sale, lor cash before lhe door 81 hc
Court house, VA the town Of Canton,
"a Monday ne IN day e September lelo
The following described lands, To wit.
s@s y.sss ssms-~~~A~.~~wv,~.s. --y
lion hfiy.oae, township eleven. range
four oasli north half east half, south.
rast quarter, north hall, west half, south
9'ss iTfatfrtGfYT;' ~ tgrafs'cs, FsGSts'f, vv,
linn 'hlrty.siN, township eleven, range
tbrne ~. west hale northwest quar-.
o,,l n,r,h 4 VT. east half northwest
' ,Dnr 'r seton one, .own'hP Ten range
threo, east; south hale ca na,, norm ",
cast quarter, section i've, town Wy w"
range three, east.
Levied on as the property Of delvho
ant II Phillips, and will be sold 10
satisfy the above stated case and cost
S. HAMRLEN, Sh'E
by JEssE BaowN, Dept
July 90, 29-35
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PosEpoNEAENr.
sHERIrF's SALE.

EpY virtue Of the above stated cases
6e to me directed, ! will expose 10 pub
lie sale, for cash, before The Courthouse
door. in the town Of Canton,
On Monday The nh day gf September $40,
The following lot Of land lying in the
town Of Canton, to wit: East part Of Lot
number Two, IN square number six. TWEEN
ty.fye feet front, running back two
hundred feet, fronting the public square.
ALSO--Lot number two, 10 square
number seven, on Peace street, seventy
six feet front, running back two hundred
feet
Levied on as the property OF defend.
ant Newman, and will be sold to satisfy
plaintiffs deb, and cost.
S. HAMBLEN, SFF.
BY J. Bnows, Dep'y
August !, 30-35
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Utatea S!atrsctrrait .ogt .N6ecm5cr tern, $40
ber.Iey Ward,
VS. On alias fl ia
f. & S Thonh5l j
sulity.
~ virtue of tns aaove stated case to
- m dIrecri s. he honorable cir
Gun cuurI Unled States, for the Southern
District OF Mississippi. | will expose to
public sale, for cash. before the Court
house door in the town ofCenton, Madi.
son county,
On the Fourth Monday Of September 1910,
1t being the 2Slh day of said month, the
following property, to wit:--Three Ne,
gro Slaves named JOHN, JACKSON
and GEORGE.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ens' u. ThotAhlls nRd 'siIE.he soId LIZ
satisfy the above stated cases and cost
Sale to take place witbin the hours
prescribed by law.
w. NJ. GWIN, Marshal.
fbr NE Southern District Of .Nissi'sippi
By w. h. Bate, Dep'y
Sept IL, 1888 lPr fee S5l
's@1sssVs tss@sTa "a -.s.~e .,
MARsHAL's SALE.
Uiited States circuit eourt--Notsm5tr term 1910.
Francis Mcguire,
S. Holluwar ct ~ lud '-'" -"'n''
surlues.
my virtue Of the above stated case 10
- me directed by the honorable Cir
cult Cour' United States for the Southern
Distric Of Mississippi will expose 20
public sale, Tor cash before h. Court
house door. N The town Of Canton.
On the Second Monday Of September 1910,
The following properly, to wit
-Four likely Negroes, Jacob,
Berda and two children,
/ Mule,
% Head cattle, more or less,
% Head of hogs, more or less,
l Red and Stead,
3 Ploughs and Geers,
Farming Utensils,
Kitchen Furniture,
| Pair patent Balances.
Levied on as the property Of defend.
ami Holloway, and will be sold 10 satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost.
Sale 10 take place within the hours
prescribed by law.
VIM. NJ. GWlN, Marshal,
For The Southern Distrei Of Hinmppi
By ". l.. Bate, Depy
September 5, 1886
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sIIIsRIPF,s SALE.

.Had''on riretat coa,rl -- Nortm5cr tenn, 1910
william Montgomery,
use, &C..
We On e. IA. on bond.
D. S. fucker sufiues
10y virtue OF the above stated case 10
- me directed, shall expose to pub
lie sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door, IN the town Of Canton,
On Monday me TN day Of SeptcnJe, 1910,
All the right, title and iuteres, Of the
defendants in and to the following irec,
or parcel Of land, 10 wit: The ives, half,
northwest quarter, section thirty, town.
ship eleven, range four, cast, containing
eighty acres, more or less.
Levied on as tho property OF defend.
ant Tucker, and will DO sold to satisfy
plaintiffs deb, and cost.
s. HAMBLEN, SAG.
BY B. r. ALLEY, Drgy
August O, 1885