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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-11
Electoral Ticket,

fioN. s. S. PRENTISS. Of Warren.
HoN. T. J. WORD, of Pontotoc.
7. JONES STEWART, Of Amite.
HENRY DICKINSON, of Lo1crades.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-11

Csr--as csart ET4iz-f .SzzGes ---&tzs $50 80
Henderson Taylor,
vs. A4A1S =. -
3. q. Marshall, 81 ~
DY virtue Of The abose =sa.ec 49, =
IL ne directed ~ The hsnora5Ie I4r-
cut Court Cnited SAFES. - 10 >a4EaeEa
District of NssSissappi. I sAa1i xp~s=s -
public sale, for cash. h-scru TIE Coars-
house door IN The t0~a Il C2nsoa.
On tic .Sec0ns4 NsA5as n H.. fSse.
The following tract o. parse q laa4- -
wit. The northwest czarEsr = s<e<-11
sourteens southwest egareer = seesae1
fourteen. wess bali. sc4sh-e1ss 9sartsF
and west hall, northeast ss4aEter secAaaa
fourteen to~asAiP eisha. razs@ eaes east
Levied On as The proqsxts - aes<a.s
ant. ". WA6e, an ~ Is SD = So IS
IL the above stated ease
Wm- II GWf>- N1~z5ns-
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-11

Circuit Court United States-]uay term, 1910
N. & ]. Dick & Co, -
VS. On f. ia.
T. t. Hunt, ct al and
surity,
Same,
VS. Same and same.
Lambeth & Thompson
VS. Same and same.
James VI. Gill, ct al,
Joseph Tcnan,
vs. Same and same.
10y virtue Of the above stated cases TO
II me directed by the honorable circuit
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 ApriI, 1870,
The following described tract or parcel
of land, to wit:-The east half of south
east quarter of section twenty-one; west
half, northeast quarter, north half OF
east half of northeast quarter; north
half of west half of southeast quarter.
and south half of east half of southeast
quarter OF section twenty-eighl, and
south half of section twenty-five; west
half of northeast quarter in section
twenty-seven; west half of northwest
quarter of section thirty-four, and one
half of lot number six of section six.
supposed 70 be forty acres, all in town
ship nine. range four. east.
Levied on as the property of defend
ant Hunf, and will be sold to satisfy the
above stated cases.
w. NJ. GWIN, Marshal,
BIZ ]. f. Cook. Dep'u.
March 4, Ella
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-11
H. L. IL
April IL, 1870. I4-20
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
NJ "a a m E.nnsw

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
NJ d So On County.
In the Circuit Court Of said COuntg, to
May Term, 1910.
Isaac Pipkin,
vs. On attachment for
mn Eliza PiPkin, Ex- 5000
ecutrix Of Henry 6.
PIpkin, Deceased
ME attachment in this case having been
l. returned b. the Sheriff. 10 the CleTk Of
nee OF said County, duly executed notice 3
hersby given that unless the defendant do ag-
pear here, before the next term OF fhiz
Court, and give special bail, and plead herein
Judgment final BY default viii be rendered a.
gaInst him, and the ate attached viii be sold
Attest Wn- MONTGOMERY
Clerk
By WV RILzr. Opt
fuPrER & RoLLrSs, P. @
April IL. 1910. LII
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-11
MARsHAL.s SALE.

cult court United States, for the Southern
District of Mississippi, | will expose 10
public sale, for cash, before the door OF
the Courthouse in the town CT Canton
On the Second Monday Of APriE 1910.
The following Negro Slaves, 10 wit:
Richard. Rosetta,
Caroline. Henry,
Nice, Patcy,
Jenny, Four Children,
Jacob, Ned,
Margaret, John,
Tempy, Willis,
Eden, Eliza,
Levina, George
Jordon, George.
Phil, GABRIEL,
Dianah, Poll. and
Jim, Two Children,
Oggy, Rosite,
Lucy, Henry,
Harry, Peggy,
John, And Children,
Haby, Grandsnson,
Stephen, Sally,
Candy, Hanson,
GABRIEL,
II Mules,
4 Horses,
80 Head of Cattle,
IS Head of Hogs,
ID Stacks of Fodder,
l Stack of Oats,
/ Wagon,
3 Yoke of Oxen.
L Set of Blacksmiths' tools,
Farming Utensils.
Levied On as the property of defend
ant T. T. Hunt, and will be sold to sails
fy plaintiffs debt and cost.
Sale TO take place within the hours
prescribed by law.
w. NJ. GWIN, Marshal
By w. J. NoRNAST. Deputy.
March 2I 11-I4
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-11

M are authorized to announce JAMES
w NJ. DOWNS, candidate for State
Treasurer,to fill the vacancy occasion ed by the
death of James G. Williams.
NIE are authorised to announce Frank.
w lin Smith, Esq, of Canton, as
candidate for Solicitor of the 7th Judicial Dis
trict.
MAJ are authorised to announce Charles
w $. Ranneis, Esq, of Raymond as
candidate Tor District Attorney, vice John II.
Rollins, resigned.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-11
tax COLLECTORS SALE.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
WILL expose 10 sale TO the highest
bidder, for cash, before the Court
house door in the town OF Canton. Aadi-
son county,
On the third Monday in april, 1870
Inc following property in the town OF
jacksonville, to wit. Lot number 256.
containing twelve. and ninety-fise hun
dredih acres
Also, Lot number 157, IN the town Of
MadIsonvilles containing four and eighty
handredth acres.
To be sold for the Taxes of John W.
Wheeler, for the year 1887.
J. IT, VANNOY, A. r. C.
POSTPONEHEyT.
The sale of the above described ora-
Perty is hereby postponed until the 9th
day of May
J. Fl. vANNOY. 4. &C.
April II, Hill FPr fee SI61
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-11

POSTPONEaIENT.
The sale Of the above described pro-
perty is hereby postponed until the first
Monday in May, 1870
w. NJ. GWIN, Marshal.
By ]. f. Cook, Dep'y.
April IL, 14-17 Pr fee SIS
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-11
NraRsHAL,s SALE.

Circuit Court United States-Juay term, I840 |
N. & j. Dick & Co., -
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Hendersoa Tayior,
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RICHMOND Aprillilh, 154O.
JAAlEs LYONS.

Dcar Sir--Iho circumstance Which tins letter
Will explain, will excuse me, | hope, loi nlrndine
myself upon tpnr attention..
Among the numelo. changes mluch have bren
PM mo cncnlitl"n against you by ihs presses and
partz4ns 81 Mr.. Van Buten, the Two most relied
upon aud deemed most polent III the South, are
HAT You are a FrdefalISt aud an Ahoiillnnlsi. )
tlsed, from the cvIdencc before llem aud the "lole
COUNTY, that tl,cse charges are equally un,usalnrd
by ruth Your friends blve met, dened and rs they
believe. relued them. As HE prospect OF ,our
rlrctlon increases, ever an fhr iraf Of the pa
MOI repIYrs wnh III hope III ths snrre,s I'll "nr.
f. !, whom lac rxpe'fs l,r, erp"ofnirdl and he
publican Administrator. the maltRnnS al yoat enc
mes srrm. crease, aud HE sp ns.nen b COM
more reckless and desperate ~ ther Efforts IL ~.
IAN the power ~ "ii,h they make tnelr spoh.-Ol
tus, the conclusive evidence will be found IN the
Richmond Enquirer ol the 10 h lns ani, IN pr"dne-
ton rnipotilng be an address from ihr Van ia.
irn CrlfL Goe,ultflrr herr. In lI.l address. u /,
r6uudly asserted hat you are Il Fcdflalsi aud "h
Abpinlonisr, aud thai y"nr TRENDS III The S"uh
snppuu You, konwlHg thai >ou are 50. ! his stare
nett il in.re hctr ="uh u IN edge vi The views
entertained h, tie Wings ol Virginia, ~ rslresseh
II. the aldirs. /" Ihf Pr"pe tlr State, pnhlls cd
by ihef Convent Iu. lcli Wa held ~ tbs cay Ia
ir nlonlh vi ftbrnaf, last, al "Iich Sud s"u
copy by the mai OF nus da. ard the thtRe,
therefore, AS an lrpudeni liI'el""d against l"G' H.
II crrtanly /. against thr htss "l - MA. ~
whom II Is osPrcI4l, levetlrdi AID II mad b, an
anuuN uUus scilhbeI ~ newspaper, nlgui b pas
ed b, will ceairnpl. But a. ihe chhrRr = ~" pa
ouh III An / nfo,lns form. anl III" sht ct al AM
In ru on f Also bt III riest aui lhla''i"int
repentance Ind 4, rodi NOT. 4ut ! an sure le
Wings "i Vaguln. aud tle nth general '. ""hid
not v#te tut any AbottIolIsl ismg (" b. Pfesid ii
~ the u,Itrd States (senr'lI suonri titan 'hty
would fr Il Flonaa lldia } aud is | lave b'eo
place IL, lutr lhr Pc PIE III the Sltle i"i II, OH
f Ercfut up II The ~ Mg Tnkei, hhfe lhon- IA u
dur Ia yuu.lb IA. ing cause. and 10 nlas 1t, -
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e,ggfE.

VIRTUE II a Il ere o. the Greai Supe,i.
81 or Cont II Law an Chancers TOT the C,,on.
y 81 Amherst, pronounced o. the al day Il Apfll.
i94o, !" The case Of WndS~ouh, William, & C.
p'"niia'' asa1"sl Prirf {. llapsad and olhc,s de.
irndauts the unltrsienr commission e,s or ,. If
lhcm VIII sell, al public auction. II The hirhesl
hlddtr ter cash, Al Ao,htls Gouu House on Ven
day the 20fii day OF July next (btlng eontt LAY
all The ri-hl. lue, and interest Il the sad prle, {
iaasaII, 10 the SLAVES. aud lhtir# increase.
which were brqaeahed IL hin, by he lsf will and
testament Il hs ithrr. the late John nlns4nd
dec d.. ani winch sad wll IS duly recorded IN the
County Count Of Amhcist.-Acrug u Commission.
eIS the Undersigned VII give the rllle conferred by
sad decree IL the purchaser, aud none u.her TIN.
is, however, REGARDED unqnr>tlanabr.
JOHN THOMPSON. Jr, D
DAVID IL. EDLEY, 20" Is.
June II t1s
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4 Ii persons Indebted In me for Lottery Tickets.
u ateteSpectlnIly requested 10 c mr. forward and
pay theu dues, as vtiy dcsitons ol closing
Ihen; anil tlose Iodebrd will consult then own
interest by making immediate paNmrut.
II. II. BOOKER.
SCRIP WANTED ATBO0kER'S OFFICE.
II. II. 4.
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.EE1EDF TEG.y.f

HID ST. Aura Suqar, a seI en-, + 4 i,le
4 do Louisiana SAtup
1000 lbs Cotton
20 barrels Shad
80 do Innings
% do Apple Brandy
80 do Old Rye Whlskey
All of which we offer rsar NJ reduced pric Is
for cash. BRYANT 81 YOUNG.
June
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<,snf Insertion
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8s iIesc Medic nufitd ioi iltl name 10 'U'H
manifest scton purifying the springs aud channels OF
e, uul endung them will renee, ed and In
certified which n, been made public nrd N almost
estr species disease 10 winch the human hume Is 'Oie'
n0nas's Life Piis- and EncniX Bi.tcFs
hayc been gratefully puhlpY Ucknan lodged by tie per
SOILS hanadtld who were prey inasl, unequ"med with
ta braauullr philosophical principles upon winch they are
pounaed, AMI upon IS III, they consequently 'et
The LIFE MEDICINES rfenn nd rlrnfzc'e s1a dlscn-
every form aud deeplou. fhelr irs operation t.
from thr stomach uud bowels h Nuupns
impurities nud rruies constantly settling around lhcnU
the hardened Hucs which collect IN The eomo-
toms al the -ull Olc 3ledtin SONY partially
cleanse thtsc and such collected behind us Ia
produce barual costyenes, Will u ts unln o Wis ~ sud-
,lendurfduu with imminent duuaers. Tins hei Is well
known all regular anaomiss vino examine the human
la wells ar drpth aud hence The pfJHd'c oil r-e wei M
formed qunc Medicines Ned' ines ptcpaf-
Cd and frded la the public b4 i-uonu prf he Sc
coBd effect the Lite Medicines j. to eease the kidney aud
hs bladder ana y tui- l.nHs the strnud Ilr lungs, the
hnalh ncon al winch euels depends upon The regularity
al Iar urinary oIsHlsir hlnn' winch uHe- lisffd 'n"
from the AGENCY ot the liver and hc pnss before passc- III
10 lh. hearr baIs lnspudrd by tla, aud hoRisbed by
food coming from Il sa freely ihroaeh TIN
VEINS reaeTs every ai OF t3e '..' g'9 "'"'s
Mo1as Vegetable Lie Medicines hive hren horont 9iy
eslrd and prnnou ca sovereign remedy Tor DNspcpsa,
FatuleoG, Paplaou o the Heart Los OF Appetite lcan.
bnrn ltestlrsnrss, Il-tem'r AuXieiN LunEHuf ana a
holy Cos,encss Darrloen, Cholera, Frycrs Of all
Kinds Rheumatism Gout Biopslrs ol all kinds, Gray-
RI, WORMS Asthma aul Consumption, SrarVY, Ulcers,
yeto,sa sores ~rollnc Erupiiaus mud Bad Complex
IONS tt Rhrun. Er,spcus. Common Colds and Influenza
md yarau other complaints which alct tie humon he.
T., r.,eya, t,lc plgrirpl,ry The Lite Medicines hive
yer Aguc dstcr-, y-icans almost universally pre-
scribe them.
All TINT Mr. Monat requires ofhs pariantsis 10 be rorte
uar in taking the Life Medicines strictly according 10 the @
racuns. 1t is by newspaper notice, or by any nna
That he himsefmay their vof that he hopes to gum
/ credit. II is alone ht the results OF "A far rhl,
MOFFATS MEDICAL MANUAL, DESIGNED a. do
ncstc suiIc 10 lourh-Ths little pamphlet cdlied by w
b. Monl 375 Broodwav Nr, York, has been published for
The purpose Of explnnme FLY Mr. hofots theory Oh
and viii be found hshy interesting To persons seek
ing beaI Itr,ls upon discnsr, md te cnn-es
thr,oG Price % ccus-orsaleby Nh Modas agents gen
orally.
These Valuable Medicine are for sale by
d. r. LYMAN
Dr. !. T.. ROYAL, }Lynohbnfg, Va
c. r. ESTES Loyingston, Nelson Coz, Va.
Marah-o1 t-tN
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Eg.sz.g'EER ,

4 Ne or two boys, tfam trn Ia Eileen ,eafs OF age
~ A. apprentices Ia the Confrrllorarv husru css .
Apply 10 J. NJ. x q. W. lANCEI. ,
June "a
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We RBRg..

I'm BARRELS OLD RYE WlIISKEY.
ePO % do Bumg Udnft'. al1 rcen6cd do
Jast received aud l1r sale Al The lowest pu,es.
BAILEY y NOMAGk
Junc ~
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ENaeIs y LIZ.

4 FINE YOUNG RIDING HORSE. Apply
"a 10 MARTIN HUNT X WARD.
June ii -
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H'spR.HTEeaAa,.

ff'.a The Rlc3uaaa UhiR.
LETTER FROM GEN. liar.
kISON
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-13

Judge Upshur of Tirginia- This dis
tinguished gentleman has. long been
known as an ardent friend of Mr. Calhoun,
and it was anticipated from his approval
of the Sub-Treasury, that he would have
favored the reelection Of Mr. Van Buren,.
We were gratiied to learn that this an
ticipation has been disappointed; On, the
Goth ult. he appeared by invitation before
the .Tjppeeanoe Club Of Norfolk borough,
and declared his anxious desire for the
election of Cen, Harrison. He said, he
belonged to the State Rights school; and
proceeded to canvass Mr. Van Buren's pre-
tension Tracing him from his first APP
pearaEce on the political stage, to the pre-
sent day, he declared that she was unable
to make any thing more Of him than the
housing, intriguing politician, unworthy
Iof public, confidence, and using all the
powers and resources of this great Re-
public to promote the ends Of his party .
On Gen. Harrison, (says the Norfolk
Herald,) he pronounced the most elo-
lquent eulogium we ever heard. He
commenced with him, too, at his entrance
into public life, at the age Of 10, when he
entered the army as aid to Gen. Wayne,
and pictured in glowing colors his glori-
Gus career Of public service. Summing
up the Incidents Of his public life, and the
noble traits Of his character as a man,
Judge Upshur emphatically declared that
The never knew the individual who in all
respects, approximated SO near Washing
ton as VIM. Il. Harrison. The Judge
was honored with three cheers when he
concluded. And now, said the Judge ris-
| ing again, mime cheers for Old Tip!!'-
The response was loud enough (says, the
Herald to have walked up Amos and his
children if they had been sleeping within
half mile Of the cabin. Courier f. En-.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-13

I'm Incident that Speaks. Oh the
morning of the 4th, says7the Boston Mer-
camille, about 1900 children Of the differ
e1n Baptist churches of that city were as.
selmbled atltheFchurch in Baldwin Place,
and addressedaby the Rev. Mr.. Stow. In
speaking of the present Chief Magistrate
he said, I'M substance, as follows. g Mr.
Van Buren,. on the 18th Of March, 1S4l,
will have served four years as President
Of the United States. Who will be our
next President--''l 1.-The had been al
lowed toiproceed without interruption, he
doubtless would have said something TO
the, following effect :---.sWho will be our
next PrcsidentEit is impossible to predict.
i as there are two prominent candidates for
the, office. Mr. Van Buren, and Gen., Har-
rison.','a But,he was not allowed to COM
pleteithe sentence, for the Sabbath school
pupils, ssupposing that an sraterrogatory
hado4fbeen9 proposed, with wonderful
promptitude, shouted out from every part
of the church, Harrison! HARRISON 7!
$50 fst9&5
4 + J
Lost Things a.po,a Earth. We shall
hold ourselves very much obliged to any
gentleman, who will tell US what has be-
come Of the following articles:
Maelzel's automaton chess player.
2 General Harrison's cage.
3 The new coinage dollars Of which
one was exhibited as a specimen, some
two years ago..
4 The result of the investigation made
at Philadelphia, concerning the election OF
Mr. Naylor and the claim of Mr. lngersoll.
5 Senator Benton's deluge of gold tina:
was, to flow up the Mississippi. ID
g6 The yellow gold pieces. that, accor-,
ding to the Globe, were to shine and gilt
ter in every farmers silken purse.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-13

IL. He wants an Executive Bank, and
power to resort to the exploded and ruin
GUS practice of deprecated Government
paper money. r5..
u. The. tendency of his recommends
tons is to destroy the credit system Of
the country, to hamper its commerce, to
lessen its trade, and to depreciate its Ia
bor
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-13
THE FARMER oE IIPpEcA Naa

& vi 4 NOE.
To the Air of %, saw We tlio Lass wi the
Bonny Blue Zen 2
Oh, know We the Farmer of Tippecanoc
The gallant old Farmer Of Tippecanoc
With an arm that is strong, and a heart that
u istrue, ..33l
The man Of the People is Tippecanoc. -
Away infthe West, the fair river beside,
That waters N orth Bend in its beauty and pride,
And shows in its mirror the summer sky ablue,s
Oh, there dwells the farmer Of Tippecanoc.1a,
clear Eastern sky in the Mornings
.1 woight beams, sf 20 s4aia5 p
And the hills of Ohio growswarm inits CLEANS,
When the fresh springing grass is bent down.
by the dew,
With his plough in the furrow stands Tippe-
Isl gscanpe.sg fs9faH@ III alHiE{tss1
Hurra !, for The Farmer Of Tippecanoe,ges
The honest old Farmer Of Iippecanoe, aoI
With an arm that is strong, and IL heart that
2}%gs 9iistrue,
The man Of the People is Tippecanoe.
And when far in the west the warm sunlight
sS' goes down Is,
In his. snug, quiet home, he the Past will re-
view, a, gsaN, rs
And think of his comrades at Tippecanoe ~.
For warmSare his feelings, and strong is his
To, the suffering poor man he ever is kind : '
With q hand that is open, a heart that is truo,.
The poor find q friend in Old 'rippecanoe.. le.
Hurrah for the Farmer OF 'rippecanoc, a.g
The honest old Farmer Of lippecanoe,
With an arm thatiis strong, anti u hear. that
The choice Of the People is Tippeeanoe 81
he peopIc orc;p fbronrI,ont fra l,r,.t
West, ..,'.z lr,v.s4 -ia
at tie name Of the man Who had served thom
,ts& ri the hest, e .s@AtH WA 2 l'.b1
In Battle, in Council, and every where true
AS the steel OF his good sword, is Tippecanoe:
Ye farmers, arouse put your hands ian, to the
st''e plough, t y, M
Y Four Country is calling, and will We fail now,
With one at your head whodefeat neverkneW?
Come, Join the brave arnygof Eippeaanoe. ~
Hurrah (! for the Farmcrfof Tippecanoe, r,e Is
The honest I'D Farmer Of 1ippscanoc, %
With ali arm that is strong, and heart that is
.as true,t gEEla43a5 ilaf S'3t5 ~
The People viii conquer with Tiapeeanoe.
Come, all who are honest, and wishto be free,
From the bank Of the river, the shore fof the
As the leaves on the trees are his followers
true, IL
And who would not follow Old Tippecanoc !?
Come up with the Buckeye, the pride OF the
West, "a, .TeIGea 4 sr,g H@ ?.
Come up, with brave Harry, Of leaders the
ssi best, sa =,
With TYLER, the Statesman, who's honest and
pFs true, gAE.ls tafE tiiSise sts
And the battle is won by Old Tippccanoe., 4
Hurrah for the Farmer OF Tippecaroe, d
The fearless old Farmer of Tippecanoe. h.
With an arm that is strong, and d heart that
4 . is true, a, s&sasiz-
Van Burcn's successor is Tippecanoe.s
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-13

II. He appoints "rogues. and royal
lists to office, who steal and sq,lander the
public money. 9tsi3 aa1.s',aa'ss ass'