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m PERAS-wi all the instrumental and vocal
W. music, arranged for the piano and voice-Paris
edition--each complete in one large volume-price
four dollars.
Otcllo" by Rossini.
n Matrimonial Secreto by Cimarosa.
:" Don Giovanni" by Mozart
e Norma" by Bellini.
an Barbere d Sivigia, by Rossin
lie Nozze di Figaro, by Mozart
"LElizire d Amoren by Donizetti.
an Crociato in Egitto, by MayerBecr.
Anna Bolcna," by Donizctti.
single copy of each, imported, (by way of expert
mcnt) and this day received, by
May IL +. TAYLOR
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ZpHE BRITISH DRAMA in two large octave
~ volumes of eight hundred pages each, well print
cd and handsomely bound with engravings contain
ing one hundred Of the best plays in the language
Excluding Shakcspeares) price for the set four dol
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ceiyed by + TAYLOR
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~ Of the English Language, a small volume for the
Pocket or Writing desk, London, 1889, just imported
by F. TAYLOR, 81 IL cents
Also the Little Classic, volume of the same size
for instant reference subjects of Chronology My
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General History, alphabetically arranged. London,
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distinctions &c &c. The whole arranged for instant
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1889, S:'s pages, price one dollar
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ynILES PILES !, PILES -! cured at last -
This terrible complaint is warranted cured IN
all cases by the true Hays Linament. In case OF
failure the agents are forbidden TO take any pay
-, Never buy unless il have the signature Of Com
stock & Co on the wrapper.
Sold by VIM. F. Bender, Charles Stott and others
original proprietor Solomon Hays. APP ll-3taw3m.
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WrEW ENGLISH BooKs.-Importod by

NNHEW ENGLISH BOOKS.-Imported by F.
III TAYLOR. This day received
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New British Encyclopaedia, 10 vol octave
Palgravc's Rise and Progress of tho English Com
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vol quarto
Horne Tookes Diversions Of Farley, new edition,
London, 1910
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Doby's Shakespcarian Dictionary
British Almanac and Year Book of Information
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10 UIZoT'S EDITION OF SPARKS WASH
W INGTON CORRESPONDENCE, in = ~
lumcs, Paris, 1910 with Introduction and Essay
nv NJ Guizot, on the Influence and Charac'' "
Washington Just imported and for sale by
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For PREspENT VIM. HENRY HARRISON, Of Ohio.
Fon VICE PRESIDENT, JOHN TYLER, Of Virginia.

hostility the reelection
founded, will briefly orhan dconuas follows
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From the CONNER Adr. q. Journal
FIGURES TELL THE PLAIN TRUTH.
correct statement of the United States Govern
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II a11 o6O AZ

Ut IpFF,JUV 10
This balance shows 81 ,S44 ,960 AZ month over
and above the four first Presidential terms of Wash
ington, Adams, Jefferson and Madison. VINO CAN
LONGER WONDER THAT WE ARE NOW HAVING FASTENED
IRON rs LARGE NATIONAL DEBrl
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S9EC0ND NO. Of Master Humphreys Clock, by
~ Boz, just received for sale by r TAYLOR. i'm
mediately East of Gsdsby's Hotel may 10
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-11

Sc, 53S, 1926 66
Showing the y'arly expenses Of President Van
Buren's Government TO he Sc, 53S, 1916 66 than
the four first Presidential terms and that too including
all additional expenses caused BY the last with
England under President Madisons Administra
ton.
By reference the above win be perceived that the
monthly expenses of President Van
Burcn's Government amounted TO $3 091 G37 81
And Westinghouse Adams, Jefler
sons and Madison's altogether
amounted to Ila9677 80
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THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1910.

MDsosrAs supports good and with all ability
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Gov. Shelby to Mr. Madison May Is. 1914. saws
feel no hesitation to declare to YOU that belisrs
Gen Harrison 10 be one Of INC first military charac
ters Iersr knen"
Col Richard NJ Johnson 10 Gen Harrison. July
A. 1913, says:
We did not rant 10 serre under colcdrds or froi
tors but under one Harrison) rho had prored him.
SELF TO be rise prudent and brdre'
Commodore Perry to General Harrison, August is,
1917 says:
"The promp, change made by you in the order of
battle on discovering the position of the enemy has
always appeared to me to have eynced IiGH DEGREE
OF MILITARY TALENT concur with the venerable
shelby in his general appreciation Of your conduct in
that campaign
Honorable LANGDoN CuEvEs, on the battle of the
Thames
me rietory Of Harrison tcas such as lrould hare
secured 20 RomdR General in the best ddvs Of the
nTnone, me honors Of triumph Ne pnt an end 10
ne War IN the Uppermost Canada
Sentiments Of the Hero of For, Stenbebson
Col Croghan:
desire no paudts which arc bestowed unon mo
at the expense Of General Harrison
" ! have fel, the warmesi attachment, q, him :.
man, and my confidence in him as an able comnar
remains mistaken feel every assurance tina, he will
at all times do me ample justice and nothing couid
give me more pain than TO his enemies seize unon
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-11
A general exclamation
ALBANY LOCK HOSPITAL.

"N only requires 70 Be knoen % se eerlan Of suppor
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-09
From the Columbia Observer.

L We ask the plain questions
Have not the times grown steadily worse,
ever since the Sub-Treasury went into
practical Operation" in 1886.
1t is a relief measures, for the peoples
benefit, where are the fruits2
GT Have not gold and silrer steadily
become scarcer and scarcer, ever since
the administration commenced tinkering
to bring about an exclusive ''gold and sill
vcr currency2' At the past rates, how
long will it take the Government finan-
clers to fulfil their promisesl
OF Have not the number Of Banks
steadily increased since the administra-
ton commenced its pretended war upon
Banks? Has not the Government issued
millions Of paper money since it began 10
abuse paper money?
or Have we unparalleled quantity oil
deprecated and worthless bank paper
since the Administration destroyed the
Bank of the United States, under the
promise of giving US a better currency?'
Who can lay his hand upon his BOSOM
and with an unaccusing conscience an
swer these questions negatively!--The
answers are, Yes, yes, yes Then we
ask the honest, upright farmer and me-
chanic, how do you longer trust an ad
ministration guilty of SO many broken
promises, and with which it has well
nigh ruined you and your country-W
ReUie1c.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-09
TAX COLLECTORS SALE

p WILL expose TO sale 70 the highest
IL bidder, for cash. before the Cours-
house door in the town Of Canton, Madi-
son county,
On The Second Monday Of 4agaSf nezf.
The following property IN the town Of
Livingston, to wit. a Lot beginning A. the
corner of a small garden, thence, north
As. west 1928. links 10 stake, thence
south 46 east 10 links 20 stake. thence
4S west 225 Inks. to the middle Of the
branch, thence with its meanders % a
stake. thence north 20 east So links -
said garden. thence 70 the beginning
To be sold for the taxes Of said Lot
j. Fl. XANNO1. l. r. e.
Nav g. 1927 Pr Zee sill
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-09
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

u WILL expose~to sale 70 the hirhes.
IL bidder, for Cash. before the Cours
house door in the town OF Cation, Mad
son county,
On the Second Monday IN jane, 1910,
The following described land. to Wits
the north west quarter west half north
east quarter; OF section twenty-ssxs soSafh
east quarter and east half OF south wFesz
quarter. and east half Of north east quar-
ter. and weSi half Of south west quarter.
and south half Of west half Of Eorsh
east quarter Of section twenty-fhVees eE1
east half OF south cast eue<ter o. So
ton twenty-four, al n Township eight
range two,-east- containing nine h11area
and sixty acres. more or less.
To 10 sold for the Taxes Of JOSIAH
Bonner, for the years 1887 s 1885
]. H. yANNOY. / r {
March Il, 1923 Pr Fee So
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-09
Nav 9,
snERIFFs >AIF.

.Vaaison PROBATE Cor aae Tseus Iesa
officers Of the Probate Court,
Henry Hines. admir- OF Wm-
McElroY, Decd
RY virtue of the above stated ease 81
aS me directed, I viii expose - pG5szc
sale for cash. before the door Of gAe
Court House IN the town Of Caatoa.
On the Third Monday "a Jzsr Hezs-
The following 10, Of ground a35ola-
ing the town Of Livingston. In the co8a-
~ of Madison and known and desi grated
as follows TO wit: Lot begsnnIrr a.
the corner Of n small garden thence
north 46, west 523, links = q stake.
ihence so.::;.n 46, east to \ stake. thenee
48 west 225 Inks to the middle of the
braach, thence with is meauders - a
stake, thence north 20 east So links TO
said garden, thence 10 the beginning
Levied on as the properly Of deten-
dants and viii be sold 70 satisfy the above
stated case.
s. HAMBLEN. S6-F-
MAY 9. 1928 Pr fee SIT
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-09

OF leaving the office for the night, -lhree
squares editorial wanted" and cudgeling
your brains for subject to write upon
Requesting distant subscriber to re-
nit the amount of three years. subscrip-
ton due, who IN reply, says he will pay
when convenient, and orders his paper
stopped, as he cannot be insalted with
duns.
Being obliged 10 speak 10 man at
party, whom you know to De subscrib-
er in arrears, and who you suspect has
not moral courage enough TO pay his bill.
Receiving letter from an anonymous
correspondents, praising your paper and
regretting he is too poor to subscribe
postage, twenty-five cents, unpaid
Being called upon to give letter Ct
introduction to a personal acquaintance,
recommending him as a.patron OF htera-
ture, when he IS two years in arrears for
your own paper.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-09

4 WILL expose 70 sale 10 the highest
= bidder, for cash, before the Coart-
house door IN the towa Of Canton, Na3l-
son county, Mississippi,
On the Second Monday "a Aasasf. aezs.
The following described Land, . siss
Section twenty-seven. township eight.
range three, east Also. a loE q laa1
containing one hundred and tuo acres
and eighiy-six hundrelths, situated On
the south end of the southwest quarter
and on the west half Of so8th-east GUAR
ter, section twenty-five making ID Al,
seven hundred and forty-tWo aa4 eighty
SIX hundredih acres
Sold for the taxes Of T J Smith aad
Lemuel Freeman. for 1899
J. II. EAN\OI- 4 + e
M1dis7s Csszrs-
May 9, 1877 Pr tee St7I
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-09

e. > Cseozat Craat--4z - -
Foster & Eassaa,
Porter. Crunp s Co.
and sarltaes-
ID vlEeue uE the aaes@ s'a-
4, ua dlrecte-. -la.l esn.sse rs re
lic sale. FER cash. lstare lee e-
door. n the saaa % Caaeaa.
On sss - 1E=zg "a 1Ea. taE.
TIE following rsanrrfF fa vs
One neEre gsrG call-1 Sarah. rae uErg
shft3sasn- ksasf~e aa5i k'H1neas r-
dred bassaei "a cara. a large sraeN nt eaa-
IL an1 ho-s. one nare ant cr er
az ataexsaa-fn Eaels. G14 Eae haaeag
ard kirchrn farnl .1re. cvasts e g
hae eeztseea1. aae Els ee sa
ore fne s1Eeh1arE anE s1raaas aseer as
tsc'sS- leeie1 ca as rh@ nre-ersY q. lF
~ Pnaars- Asc- res rasss a..a. ees sag
eon. afsa- ft- fseanE lee-E ~ csT
or uareel o. l4a1 $500 8 rar.era
z. haHF * Nersa E zras-s ~ aet ~
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Wess a az & + I 80, ard sta Hf@
Sosssk N - aaz 1-eE G-a ~ s
lie seetfea cae. ~ 8. rsn--> "a
H1Et4 49,
cuar.er. se.-ss9n 81. tasea e
range iear east EAR IA. SEES ee l-
easF cazrrer. sert-cu ta r-eee- rFasl =
e1ght. raazs tsr-- eas-s tt= e- e
east ,1a-zsr e .1rsas1 saer-1- 1lr. 49,
eazs bali. so1sh wess s-ar-er aa4 @es
kas- so1sb east c 1zrts-- ssc-.-a ta rsesa,
so@nshz1 szxhs. 49, sa-se ease rrr-
fzi-sa- = a.. sexen .-nz-at Ens sz.r
acres. Aise. zoz,a haf saEea ra.
xesr haif, seszEa east ,za-1sr- ard -aFse
haIf e sasz aaif. ~slsA w-sz sl.sr.er ~sr-
ton :. Ard Eertn hzlE nczse sees ca rssr
ard so1th A23E est hz.f zar-a ~~-E s.al~-
ser. ar1 11r-n half ws=. naE @aa1, .-ssE
ca.rssr. secrson 1n@s tE@@se
raaze t1re@ s-sss -rz=azrw So 4-@-
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ronzeaS shaf : Say - ~oAA- - To- ~-1a.a-
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-09
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

q WILL expose to sale 70 the highest
- bidder. for cash, before the CocFt-
house door, IN the town Of Cantoa-
On the Second Monday "a Asgast arr.
The following described tract or par
eel of land. 10 Wit: Lot eighty feet of
west side Of Lot number Z, IN square
number 2, in Canton.
To be sold for the taxes Of said Lot,
for the years 1888 AID 1889
J. II. VANN0Y. A. s {.
May 9, 1927 Pr Zee sill
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-09
tax COLLECTORS SALE.

II WILL expose to sale to the highest
Il bidder, for cash, before the Court
house door, in the town of Canton,
On The Second Monday IN August nert.
The following described land, TO wit:
East half, southwest quarter, section
thirty-six, township eight, range three,
west, containing eighty acres and six
teen hundredths of an acre.
Sold for the taxes OF D. F. McCarty,
for 1883 and 80.
J. H. vANNOY, A. 4. c.
May 9, 1897 Pr fee Sill
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-09

Etgcrroys.-The returns from the n
Jersey election, are 80 townships show
ing Wing gain in the aggregate, of
1900 votes; 81 townships having gone
for the wings and 12 for the loco focos.
soulhwork, the 1st District in Pennsyl-
yania, heretofore loco foco, has given the
Wigs a majority of 564 votes.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-09

ton, Mason county, on Monday last. Il,
was indeed glorious meeting, far sur.
passing any other ever held upon Ken
lucky soil ''S'
those, with whom we have conversed
seem utterly unable to give EXPRESSION
10 all the enthusiasm of their feelings.
lney tell US, that the assembIage at
Washington consisted of not less than
$4,000 persons, and that the hearts of
that vast multitude were blown to fame
by the stirring appeals of some of the
noblest orators of the West.
We have heard of several most ;,ter
esting incidents that transpired at the
meeting During the firing of the Ma
.ional salute from an eminence adjacent
10 one OF the speakers stands, the smoke
from the cannon formed into a perfect
and beautiful wreath, foated with grace
and sublimity towards the multitude over
space OF two hundred yards, and then
settled down upon the heads of the old
soldiers and disappeared. Thrice was
the extraordinary penomenon repeated
amid shouts that sent up louder roar to
the clouds than ever the clouds sent down
to the earth. All fancied that the Genius
of American Liberty was lowering al
most vlsibly above them and browning
with garlands Of battIe-smoke her scar
red and honored vetrans. oThe favor Of
God is with usn' exclaimed the eloquent
Southgate from the speakers stand.
Another little incident excited great
interest. While The venerable Major
Clarkson. who greatly distinguished him
self during the war under Gen Harrison,
was marshalling one of the professions,
he approached the center, formed by the
union of the several professions, when
he saw and instantly recognized the tat
tered flag of the Bourboun troop literal
ly ridded with bullet holes. Leaping
from his horse, he shouted aloud ssthis is
my place" and took his position by the
side of the standard bearer, marching
beneath the old war-worn flag, under
which he fought, bled and conquered
thirty years ago. Thick and fast the tears
streamed from his eyes, and the cheers
of hundreds, half choked with sobs, at
tested the heart felt enthusiasm of the
multitude.
Gen. Combs appeared upon the ground,
dressed in hunting shirt, with his
leather belt and camp knife. His speech
es in vindication of old TipPecanoe call
ed forth the applause of thousands upon
thousands.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-09
electoral Ticket.

The professional engagements of the
pd;,or during the present week, must
lead his excuse for want of more edito-
rial matter
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-09
ADsuNIsraAroRs sALE-


RI virtue Of an order q the hoaos4-
n be Probate Court Of Ns0ssoa com
~. made al the February teTHa- 1910. /
will offer for sale on The premises
On Saturday tie 2oss deg e gzae a~<s.
The following described property, -
longing 10 the estate Of 4 BrzerAr aee'4
10 wit.-NoFth-east quarter AM sazssa-
west quarter and weSs half . so1sa-
east quarter Of s=ciioa threes ~ess Az.f
OF north-west quarter of section shlFteea-
southwest quarter Of weSt Aaaf- scsse-
eest quarter, and east bali. noFfa-~ess
quarter, and south half Of Wcst bali,
north west quarter. south half q 49,
half of northeast quarter seesaoa saar.
The undivided half Of The eaSs half 81
northeast quarter, les. Al IN to- asaIp
eight range three. east Also Has
and Lot in the town Of Hslssoa sa.le.
now occupied By Dr. Marshall
To be sold on credit OF oae. tvo aza
three years, the purchaser giving aoaa
and approved security
Also
quantity Of Corn Fodder. Fa=sn5a-
Utensils, &c &c--0n a credit G. nia=
months.
A. H. DINhsNS. Hair
May 9, 1910. Is-24
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-09
TAX COLLECTORS SALE

T WILL expose 10 sale % The hisaes'
u bidder, for cash, before the CoaFt-
house door IN the town Of Canton. MAJ
son county.
On the Second lNond1y IN Jzns, $50,
The following property IN the town c.
MadisonviIle, TO wit: Lot number s56,
containing twelve and nlcety-Ere 111-
dredih acres
Also, Lot number I57. IN the sow1 81
Jacksonville. containing four AID eighry
hund redth acres
To be sold for th- Taxes Of Joaa W.
Wheeler. for the wear 1887
j. H. vANSOT. l. r C.
March IA, 1913 Pr lee -
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-09

We take the following account OF the
4eeting of the old warriors at Wash
lyon, Mason county, KY, from the
svilie Journal. Read it,
~ MEETING OF THE OH WARRIoRs!.!
-. q "a se had the pleasure Of seeing SOW
- gentlemen, who attended the great
e''ng OF the old soldiers atsWashing-
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-09

*8A ANR - = - - = 80 80
M c.slla tae zaer.r 81 es- -ae i-fr
w who lave lar-eln-nI re aaese
Ploazas Ca az iarprasr.l t,re1. 500 r..s
cuaarrv- - zre1r has BRA a.
Eer tAefa for sa- BASS e-a -tss- CT
saaas o. the osEsE ana s-
Planters n the Sac. salr - raak E, s
safzciea< pfoaf az ra-tr e-te eeer
auv esaers ever al-net "a ls.s
Soae Plausers frosa tlals.1 z..- li ~s
have aaken -he Srragrrs acne 1
Sazze Bzzs. s-euer rhea u-s ees.re
then We via nruarf rn
Stocked 81 Seeaaz Euez er r. ~ 81
any a1ace f-ee oF ezacase. 60 E.a La
aars- e. ~ w6.l faesalE >-rar--s 4.ar
for Five d. rs. wl.1 b rsrrre-r e-la.a-
81 She Ss1ck- ~a1ea we So r 500
dollar 81. o. arF F.aurer can ksac
bF or5crilr then s1raag1 aaa au-saar
residing la Es-1s11r1
Ls0NQE8N &C..
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-09

The Vicksburg Wing says: "Rhode
Island, gallant little Rhode Island, has
gone for the Wings with the rush of a
Ehiriwind.''
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-09

The Circuit Court Of Madison county
.,u,neuced its spring session on Monday
I.., Hon. J. R. Nicholson presiding.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-09

The loco focos have elected their
Mayor by majority of 1875; last fall
il was 1895, Wing gain $40 votes.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-09

See Mr.. Riges' letter on the first page.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-09

A - perSoes saslsese3 - tse -z4sr-
n sisae.l 49, Faeaze -zak- s.aas.-.s.ars
pevusea-. A. as IL ~a1s 81 Err aseseF.
aed So ariaz s1is ucca al -e1es -aa
az. e a. sal @.z1-a = g. 2sr~
T. - WkR0
APsa - iss0 r-Fa
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-09

The following just, though concise tri-
butte of respect to departed worth we
clip from the Memphis Enquirer:
HUGH LAWSON WHITE is gathered with
his fathers. This great, good, and illus
trious man died at his residence near
Knoxville, on Friday the 10th inst. at
/ 5 minutes after o'clock in the morn
ing. Truly hath "a great man fallen in
Israel. Tennessee has lost her proudcst
jewel, a great, good and incorruptible
man lone whose noble integrity no
price could seduce, no emolument buy
He lived the life of Patriot and Chris
tlan, and his illustrIous virtues Irvine an
evergreen garland to his memory. He
leaves them rich and imperishable le
gacy to Tennessee proud monument
10 his own name, and a munIficent be-
quest to his fellow-citizens, whose beau
ties and excellence they will never cease
to revere and admire. Yes, the good,
the incorruptibIe White, is no more.-
He has been called to his last and great
account,-and we doubt not, has render
ed it TO his everlasting peace. lit pleas
ed Providence says the editor of the
Banner, 10 .sbless his last moments with
the enjoyment of unclouded faculties;
and, next to his family, his dying eyes
were turned towards his distracted coun-
|try.'' Thus departed the venerable pat
riot; he who, but few days since, by
partizan rancor was banIshed from the
councils of nation (which he adorned.
and by whose members he was beloved j
he returned home, TO people whom he
had served faithfully and iilustrlously
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-09
DIR. r.. MONTGOMERY.

HAS resumed the practice of Medi-
IL cine His time and attention will
be devoted exclusively to the duties OF
his profession. Office in Canton.
May 8, 1910. 18-ti
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-09

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