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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-24

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..... ..SANr LOUIS, Ocr Oh, f6i7 80
Col CHURCHILL:
MISREPRESENTATION Of the 26Ih al.
tmo, can only state, mat tad'P'ia''>'>""'
Of the 4e4l4rs to- Which you allude was
not authorized by me, aud that I never,
during the whole war, saw General liar
rsoa at any time show any want OF coor
age. On The contrary have every req
son to believe him brave man, Upon
the receipt Of yours, addressed a letter
to Gen. Gaines with whom | held fire.
quent conversations years ago, and thu
following letter OF his contains the opn
ions which then entertained, and whlcl
still retain.
Respectfully,
G. CROGHAN
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fame IA battle under my command az toH
Fri, concurred fully 10 the opinion mat
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with lalaIconsequcneesioIhe NorIh.we'.
tern frontier, for Gen. Harrison 70 nave
broken 'oe " ~ ~ '"o "' wv ,'',
sambIing at CAMP Seneca ana marched
to your assistance AT tor, stevenson
His general and field officers were re.
ported 10 have expressed the same oP'n-
ion in a council Of war at the time OF '9e
attack, You expressed them ana SUP
sequently, your satisfaction, ana 'na' y
your officers and men, 'ha' you "g''
permitted to continue inc cohlIcl "lo 'p.
Major Wood and myself so''a'"eo ~
in this impression You we're ''' II. 2 :
the opinion that a movement on Wv ,,., l "
Of the General with the uRiu''' ,
troops, such as most OF those wl'' o'',' =
the time were known to be- might Po'
|jnibo power OF Fo'9m'eh' and 0's ar"'
of suvagos--repor'ed 10 be oP"rfu'S' o
three thaH'ani--''' l'Pp,e'"hu 'o''.0'
overpoWer no troops a.. ~ ,'o',I,a'
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ms pren.' tue ,'o.,'I tn w. " beoo ";J
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-24
S. HANBLEN, Shf
Oct. "a, 4S-43 (Pr lee S0l

/ Jas c Napier, do hereby waive inc
necessary 81 advertising th@a hoF%'>e@crl,
-..,...auL Au-Q days,asthg law requires
aud will an do hereby acNu0"Tp7E- ~
Iepa1i.y aalyaidny Of the safe that will
Take place in accordance with the above
advertisement
GNau.a4g- NV hand and seal :h's22i
.}fy.,t>4ra A.r l9l1
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BILL
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pnnl.ia dattuni rsi
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prescribed bg Ibw
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-24

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Tie sale 81 lha above described pro
ports 4 hereby postponed uui.l ihe fhj
Jay q November
n nANBLEN, SAT
Ny HaowH. Uy'f,
I U.ttg, 80 o. lpf Zee sial
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-24


Hff Nfisi e.eai court NpffHhfi i.tfa lJf0
'n' "i's''.tY tsHt.t,tD.t a.as, .a,y
CO ~ f.
A.Naf ttN.
ardsHutgs
Aei virtue 81 thu above stated case 20
W oa directed ht hn honorable cir
cunt court United States for the southern
~ ,a.". asyAl.e 'aaa.Asl ..I,s .gg!pase O.
public salI. f1r cash betpre tbs Cnifr
.Aa2a429aiQ. n. b. town I. PIC, Caution
On ne Fra Monday y Novmbsr 1910,
being be I'll day Of said month, the fol.
lowing property, TO vii
500 bushels of Corn, moro or
less,
| Wagon, yoke of Oxen,
! fine Stud colt, a years old
1000 bundles of Fodder.
2 stacks OF Oats,
! Mare and colt.
Levied on as he property Of defend
ant Anderson, aud viii be- sold to salts.
| ry plaintiffs debt and cost,
Sale to take place within tho hours
prescribed by law
w. NJ, GWlN, Marshal,
For he Southern D1iuotof M,nisippt,
By w l., BArrR, Dtpt
Oct, 10, il-i2 Pr feo fs
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-24
ADMINISTRATIONS NALE.

I'm compliance with an order of the Or
n phans Court OF the county Of Mad.
ison and State Of Mississippi the under.
signed will offer at Public Sale at the
Court house door IN the town OF Canton
and county aforesaid,
On the 7h day Of December neat,
on A credit Of One, Two aud Three
years, the following described lots, tracts
or parcels of land, belonging TO the es
tate Of A. L. Beatie, deceased, to witt
Tho north half Of section thirteen
the east half Of the north east quarter
of section eleven the cast hall Of tbs
south cast quarter the west half an,
twenty and and one fourth acres iron
the south end Of the west hall oil lh'
south east quarter Of section numbo
Twelve, lot number FIVE Of section two
lois number six, seven, nine and ten, q
section number ono Of township nine
rsngs one west; Also lot number i've
section thirty six, township two, rang
: one wost; also tho west haIfof the mort
wos, quarter, and the north hall Of "a
east half Of the north vest quarter
section elghlesa, and the south west qna
+ OF section number soyea, township MA
range one sas., containing eileen h1
= dreI and Sky acres, 5o tho same nj
or lsss.
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-24

Up virtue Of the above stated case to
ME- no directed, | will expose 70 pub
tie sale, for cash, before tho Courthouse
door, lu the townol Canton,
On he First NJuiay # November, 1910,
/, beng the "a day Of said mouth, The
following described estate, TO Wit the
north east quarter, souh east quarter,
east halisouth west quarter section TWEEN.
" four township eleven range three east
south east quarter section twenty seven,
township eleven range three east cast
hOlCnorth east quarter section three west
half north westQuartcrs section twotown-
ship ten, range three east; south wost
quarter west hail. south east quarter west
half north west quarter section thirty
five; west halisouth wost quarter section
twenty sixoitownshipe Ioyon range three
east; containing eleven hundred anC
twenty acres more or less.
Levied on rs the property of defend
ami J. e. Napier. and will be sold 10 sa
usfy plaintiffs debt and cost
Sale TO taHo place within the hours
prescribed BY law.
S. HANBLEN, ShF
Dc. "a, 42-43 pr fee so
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-24
sI,rRIFE's SALE.


Madison circuit court 49, November tenn, lSeo'
Bullet, Ship & Co.
Tn fenu' expo
Fmncia Tdwell and
Richard Tidwell,
D. ], Boom, use &c,
vs. ALPlu. e. ts.on bond
G G. Tidwsn,
Francis Tdwel and
| Richard Tidwell
ny virtue Of the above stated cases TO
NJ me directed, ! will expose to public
sale, for cash, before the door Of the
Court. house, in the town Of Canton.
On he Third Monday Of September ls4o,
The following lands, to wit: Lot mum
Der SIX and seven, Of section ihlrty.slS,
township eight, range three, east; Lots
number one, two and three, section TWEEN
ytl ~sfs,.Is@saAlp elght,Iange three, cast;
west half, northeast quarter, seclion
taensy ,4Ye, township eight, range three,
~ 1S~fr-r' r-s-s .s....
Lot number two, section twenty-five,
township eight, range three, easti east
hall, northwest quarter, section twenty
ISIS, township eight, range three, east;
south half, section twenty .tdar ioS7shf
IAss,s lI.sstf ~, A@SAsgt
:. Efrr,et; section twenty.slS, township eight,
range three, east, containing N ar
,selye hundred and thirtyiso acres
I md T7GT ffiTa$t-e: 3, y ay.s&59 nGIre, "
less,
II The Undivided NO Nirdref~ssSss Ie-aSs
described lands will DO sold as above
mentioned as the property OF Francis
3 Tidwell. .x
S. HAMBLEN, ShG
August 10, 32-S7
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-24
PosTPoNEMENT

The sale Of the above described pro.
porty is hereby postponed until the Ind
day Of November.
S. HAMBLEN, ShT
Oct. 2i, 42-I3 Pr fec S!ol
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-24
DISAPPOINTMENT.

The sale Of tho above described pro
porty is hereby postponed until the 10Th
day Of October. ,,, our
Sept, rs, 3s-4l
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EsoIb,
Jacob,
spiGsah


.uad.ion Circuit CoUt-horerbtr term, 1870
Pearson LOWS use &c
Va OaG. f..
T. ~ Wadhnglon q al
r II. Garner use &c,
VA Same and same
j. NJ Wellington,
John r Helh,
We Same and same
Same
10y virtue Of the above stated cases TO
ID me directed ! shall expose TO pub.
lie sale for cash, before tho Courthouse
door, in the town Of Canton,
On Monday the III hay Of September 1870
The following tract or parcel Of land
to wit: The northeast quarter OF soc
| ton four, and tho east halfofsociion four
/ in township eight, range one, west; also
a par, Of west half Of northeast GUAR
Ter Of section four, township eight range
one, west.
:. Levied on as tho property Of defend
ants and will b sold to satisfy plaintiff
debt and costs. -
S. HAMBLEN, Shg
July IS, 99-S5
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AtAnsiiAtssAtr

the'f at',f~frai tesfi- .'esa.isf ifrs igi1
rst'bs'' tlsfus ~
20 ausfh "a
YT'l'' sA'"ts tsae '~s"'aaais, 80 u...,
10y virtue q 'bs above stated case %
~ me directed By ibg hsaofFbls elf.
ta, court uniied States fot the Southern
District OF M,ssi.sippi, wili expose 20
pua.w ssle, ief cash, before he Court.
house door, Ia the town otCaniun, Mad.
sas 'seaFsr1es,4, .sa,-..a. a.s.., ..,..-.....
On me F,rR !ioaiay y Sstena,r lSsta
tAp Fst ssg ~ +st1er'sah..bb
following Negroes, to wit
Spencer, Oliver,
Susan, Alfonzo,
Thomas, Nancy,
Sarah, Patsey.
Levied on as the property Of dolond'
ant " + Jones, and will bo sold " salts
ly the above stated case,
Sale to take place within the holfs
prescribed by law.
w. NJ GWlN, Marshal,
f5r ire Southern Di,iriei Of hiir,nfY''
BY w. L. BArTg, DePy
October "a, 4a-4S Pr fee so
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-24
sTPOSEMENT

The sals OF tho above described pro
perry Is hereby Poned until the 1871
day Of October - CO.
Sept u, 36-4l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-24

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sa'a 8f Inc above descnJel rro
t,ssla, gv'P5eet aaal 'he Rnl
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-24

Nligoa rHcui court No.nler tenn, lU40
Wmgato, GassyIl and
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14
II A | r.
CRANDJEAN,S COMpOsIrIoN

important discovery for the treatment e the Hair
Affections the Head as bandr &s cure IN al
Of and psrumers have
without stadied the subject By spreading
iSs'SSs "S SSFSeS ~ nave ''s'''
that gift Of nature requires many experience with
Invented by persons not familiar With the study of the skin
The Essence of the HAIR is called by
mr SiS r s s nsse used and % II as specific
which takes place in each plant.
doubt his mind course iooSed by he i.sp.
a a 81 Gs s Tsn op Its ere uso
fhs SAP aS s 70 ff ere%
tie lie Ss wsss
sa fsss but
svs S @ 0 Ss hsoss % s in
i,G @s e sSns Ss
Tie hagd = 1 h: mSrnns i then to hai da
evaporation often abundant, the sap, which
fFss IN vet" that ia s es s.d bP h
Ssen hs %1s' S 1S % an. % on
while p the pss,s IN the msrnpg only the result
@ snS FOR
from this composition Il Ba Il IiD,IsssS Effects
must and does receive the pre-eminence and
bottle Of ought 70 e.uHisd The articles
pents the "s on and BY i, & and
ans :li%alsH,. .hs ss.Ls.,
great measure from beconing gray.
DANDRIFF.
II extraordinary specific to from the skin the
head that powdtry sediment which complain
Of II may daily applied ON the he al Of The aged AZ we'll IA
u the youngest ckilds.
daily receives is certain guarantee and ought to Danish ali
the fears that one create. i hs mind eonssrnr its al.
proper treatment Of the Hair.
Mr. Grapdean Composition will parake of the
excellent perfumes Rose, Jasmine, Bergamot Vanilla Am
brosia, Musk, Lemons. Almonds. kc .i -
Principal Ohce, No. Barclay st. two doors from Broadway
(Astor Heuse.) my5Ist'
INK HUNTERS RED DROP-For class of conf laints
H. only-Ohce No. Division street. door from Caiarse
street. The only place in the city, wei kaown the
without diet hi1drance from bnspess yhen all ether
advertisemt outer page 81 vial -I..f m3i
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14
CorOner's OMee.

An inquest was held at No 40 Prince street, on
the body of Manning Moore, laboring man, aged
"a years, who came to his death from the bursting
of a blood vessel Verdict accordingly. Another was
held at No. 81 Cross street, on the body Of Mary
Sanford, native Of Ireland aged 80. Ii appeared
that Mary was industrious washerwoman, and
that on Tuesday evening she hung out some clothes
to dry, and that whilst engaged taking them in
again. she was assaulted by three rufhanly negroes,
one Of whom buted her It'll his head in the stomach
which knocked her down, and she was taken up
bleeding violently at the nose and ears. The black
ruffians Of course of, and the poor woman was
put in a cart and taken to the city prison The keeper
told the persons who had her in charge, that she
was fl subject for the hospitals and to the hospital
she was taken. Here the poor creature told
she had no orser for admission, and back she was
carried to the prison. and thrust into a cell, where
she remained alone until the morning. When her
husband found out what had become of his wife,
he took her home, but she died very shortly. The
Jury found a verdict Of &C idental death.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14
DWIGHT DANFoRTH h Co,
BROKERS,

No Merchants Exchange.
Safety Fund, Red Back Eastern. Philadelphia, and Bait.
DifsrToN AsPTNwALL'~ CONCENTRATES
IL PELLUCtD SOLUTION OF MAGNEsIA-This very
useful pra used Apcrient Anti acid
IN Dyspeptc complaints attended with acdity aud consipa-
mon being dissolved aud therefore liable
cumuate bowels II is decidedly superior Carbonate
account Of its aPersn quality, and Of its
having no tendency reduction Of flesh and strength, which
carhonafes sbove mentioned cert uy tend to- when
long continued and ken in considerable quantities.
pleasing sedatgr and apetient IN a CAGES ~ Irritation
Atdty Of the Stomach, Fsbre Complaints lnanthe Dsor.
tspeedy 1rmaves eariburn Acid Fluctuations, souress
tthsss,u tun corrose the stomach IN few minutes
after any cxccss = I'D drinking.
ILea sepr qualities this Solution have been found
valuable ri aud other levcfs. Asaletien for III mouth,
sweetens e breath and the magnesa clears TIE teeth irou
tartar
The solution has almost invariably succeeded n removing
the Its ssns headaches, and gastric coughs 70 which deli
cate persons subject from acids aud crudtes Of the stomach
and bowels.
Price s7l cents per hrttle.
The above preparation sill also be sod all stores from
the fountain, diluted with Soda Water pnder the Of Mag
ness Water. NUSHTON * ASPINWALL,
ap2s aws- william st TO Broadway 10 Astor House
Mr., FREDERGCK WILLIAM FLETCHER. late from
lh Adbro, SuHo w. aud " informed letters have been
received from his iri' nds r him. dated ID Apr stating his
mother dangerously ILL., not expected survive when thew
LETT and hs " rpesy requested TO call the desk of this
will give them 70 him. 10 myis at
'To FIsHERwEN-T The RaSbery Irdia Rubber Company,
No. ara Pearl street. New York, offer their stock Of Wa
terpros oons the reduced price 81 so per pair
Coats, CAPS SIC IN proportion nyisim"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14

Tas NAVAL CouRr MARITAL The trial Of Com.
modore Elliot, in Philapephia, progresses. Capt.
Strinyham, and Lieuts Charles e.. Hunter and
Charles McBlair, we've examined on Tuesday.
Can't s. was examined respecting the animals,
and stated that he brought home two Arabian horses
in the John Adams, for the Commodore; that they
weakened the force Of the ship FAR so the removal
If two guns went; that had not the Commodore sent
them, he should have brought two, one for himself
and one for his purser that there was no harm ne;
that the crew we not incommoded by their being
on board.
Lieut. Hunter was examined relative to the trouble
on the race course at Mahon. He stated that race
had been run between a horse belonging 10 Commo-
dore Elliot and another Alter the race, he ente-ed
into a controversy on the res alt with Buchrod. w
Hunter talked loud, and said, by Cd Then saw
the Commodore, mounted ON q donkey. Was told
by him not 20 separate the gentleman from the OIL
Ger. He repealed the charre, and was ordered
board. and was suspended. Commodore Elliot shook
many English and French sayal officers present.
Lieut.. McBlar was examined as 10 the charge Of
scandalous conduct in bringing home certain horses
and asses for his own private benef :" He stated
that he was an officer board the Constitutions that
the Co,nriodnre brought home more than twenty
animals; that the ship was very mach weakened in
consequence, and unfit to cope with a vessel Of
equal size; that fourteen guns were rendered use
less ;hat the seamcn were much incommoded thereby
Respc citing the meetiDk on board the Constitution in
Hampton Roads. he said that seri riot occurred
deck; the sailors were intoxicated, and foug t.
master-at-arms wounded; that Lieut.. Pooraem se-
cured the rinsleaders; that Commodore Elliot did
nothing 20 ell the m tiny; b the next day Leut
r. addressed the crew for Commodore Elliot, ex
pressing his appreciation of their conduct; that the
officer had been censured by the Commodore Tor
putting the men in irons.
Commodore Elliot cross. questions the witnesses
himself, and prompts his counsel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14
DIR. ELLIOTT,
OCIrT,JsT AND OpUTHALMtC SURGEON,

OIULTNT AND SUNtFEON,
ISL broadway entrance an Harren street,
- Confines his practice 70 ... .u.,......
DISEASES OF THE EYE X OPERATIONS THERE
~ ON, (when rcQuired) -
Dr. office hours from 10 20 O'Clock, Monday, wed
nesday, Friday, and til on Saturday. -
Or. WESTMACO1T is in attendance daily, Sundays e,
cersedO also on Dr. Flotts during his absence
The poorer class viii be attended to from hapast to
o'clock.
NJ b. Dr. Elliott will list May to 2si Broadws,
Entrance W. Warren street. mv2s-yis
IyErHALIAFor serving curling, identifying and
N ring The harThe kepiaiia remedy gsstcd w
long attention the part Of errnpretor that most import
apts r Premature Badness II not like other specifcs
simc production NATURE but happy combination
dents already ccscious admitted cs~cs by which
chance IL increased let the be what may
Though is ustrumentaity many head about beshorn OF
hnnos has become distinguished again flowing locks
Another material adyantag the purity Of the
keeping the hair perfectly eesnn all important matter whes
threate ned III decay.
should time or accident thy locks despoA,
This sweet Kephaiia will new hopes aherd.
For all who use this aromatic oil,
Soeu hnd the hsnore of their heads restored =
Prepared By Blackwell Ramsay. TO N smith
penss and soldby A. n d Sands druggists No 70 snd es
FULTON ~ who the only agents for New York pree 81
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Carl, KING

THE well snewn and esssr.ta FIRST PREMIUM La
TUNER her Msdsty the Queen Of Engsn respectfully
to the Ladies Of New York. that he has
opened his splendid establishment at
No SO CANAL STREET,
lin connection with his Others with assortment Of
TUSCAN STRAW MATS AND FAsHiONABLE MIL
NERf such have heretofore been exhibited any
similar establishment in the city.
The STRAW department conducted usual, by himself
with great attention, and the MILLINERY depart 10
der the supervision 81 the most ngsniog American and Per.
FLOWERS the latest of fashion. aud from the
approy we'd manusc turers on the continent
He respectfully invites the ladies to hoi him with call
No so Canal street. Broadway ~ and ~ Division street
Wholesale Warehouse. So Nassau street ~. Y. 3m
a PASTOR HAIR CUTTER, 1856 Greenwich street--A.
r. Pastor takes this opportunity 10 inform the public after
long experience his business he has formed Composition,
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r-vs MULBERRY TREES, SEEDS. AND ZOOS

re MULBENKY THEEs, stkDs. AND EVGs.-
El2WM. PR nee x SON, Flushing offer for sale very
& and large Trees Of Mul,ieaus ESpansa, Elata AZ
Pine and Muhees, at low and credits
Also Api Eata and Broussa seeds At - Pea
All Other valuable varieties Of Eggs at 81 20 IS
The seeds aud eggs he sent by mall 500 pounds
Nangod Wury Tee POUNDS Sugar Beet at reduced prices
90 bushels Rohan Potatoes pounds Bucerne Seed Or
mail Ill prompt atts alton The duty about to
laid by Congress the bounty laws Of the different
occ nations. az
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- ASTONISHING CHEAP SPRING GOODS

sx[9 Look at this-our motto Cheap for & ah these
pairs Of the handsome.t gents dress Boots
ever vet offered the public with steel and plates
heels from - pair French Cali Boots 50 to 81
the best gents Quarter Boots and high cut walking Shoes
Of the hind mems boys, and chdrens fine boots and
shoes ch,aper than yet offered city Ladies French
Buskias Walking Shoes slips black br-nre, and all
other light colors Misses and Chilens black, bronze
and light buskns and slips best and IN the cy
men, sa the beet jus. el At Walkers
2Os Can street Hudson, 49, where you will
the handsoes and largest stock objects and shoes
In he city, Remember the nifnbe sixpence.