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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-12
"SeYinp Poor buf Re,geeiaNe and

"SeYing Poor but Respectable and
goadn IhicresaBd Robbers. Tho Lynch.
burg lirgtnian, in a long aud able ar.
tclc on tho vile lalschoods Of Montrome-
ny and Hawkins, quotes the laws Of no
less than eiercH StaitS, which authorize
the sale of white men, for crimes or ya-
grancy. These are, Virginia, North
Carolina, Pennsylvania, New York,
South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee,
Alabama, Louisiana and Maryland. To
which may DO added the District Of Co
lambda; and probably nearly every other
State in the Union
Speaking Of tho Indiana Law, which
Gen, Harrison approved, the Vlrginian
says
"Eyen il the law were really an inn
proper one, Gen. Harrison ought not 10
be held responsible for il. IL was mas.
Sed bg NE Representatives. u me People /
aud that The people themselves approved
Of It Is inferrablo from tho fact that they
have not demanded lis repeal Gen.
Harrison was then Governor Of the
Territory, deriving his appointment not
from the people, but from the President
Would il have been proper, under such
circumstances,---w would il nave been De.
mocrdiic, 10 have ihwartod the will Of tho
people, as expressed by their representa-
tiyes, by The exercise OF the veto powcrl
Might they nol have complained, and
Justly complained, that tho voice OF the
f1YgG1Y'u Nas tErercsy -snolhored BY an
officer oE tho prssdentp'
Comparing the Indiana Law with tho
North Carolina law, the Virgnian says:
sin North Carolina, (Mossrs. Mont
gomery aud Hawkins's own Slate.) the
liaw provides tint "idIo and lisarderly
L,rsgsQn.M lnqt criminals,j shall be "hir-
= :" s~ssss :. e.-s~@' - ssas~. NV
1tdd'Cly sHSIf2 Ti'sifS ''''"' ,q'sr- 30 ssss-Ss,
the lash on their bare backs, not exceed.
Ing 30; nul that this punishment might
80 repeated al every iHtGfYar0f' 20 idys
Iir these "idIe aud dlsorderlyo persons
should not reform or abscond Why
have no, MCssrs Montgomery ahd law.
knSs sympaihies beea excited by this
law, the repeal OF which they nigh,
procure, instead Of extending their ten.
der regards to the criminals Of lndianal Y
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-12

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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-12
Ages Of the different Presidents.

A friend has furnished us with the fol-
lowing statement Of the ages OF every
President on gong into Office j. Adams
aud Jackson were the oldest Of any when
elected, being G2 years old. Gen Wash-
ington was 81 years old whom be went
into Office; he died al the age Of GO,
eleven years a0er his election. Mr..
Van Barren was two years younger than
Washington when elected, and the young
est of all the Presidents, at the time of
their election. Gen. Harrison was born
10 1878, according 10 some; according
to others, Ia l772. None make his birth
later that 1878; no will therefore, it e.
locted, be 90 years Of age on going into
office, 4lh Of March, l84l--just tho ago
at which General Washington died.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-12

tmff Waff alnm tatew
lmat Naaf,
H.4H..N
g ila.'HWaY 81 ~ aHH
sAflNfa
III Virtue ~ ihe above aaia8 assa 4
me difeeiel ty lha honorable en-
euit Coufi United State nf lhe soHlaats
District 81 Mississippi, ! sIIl esra.a y
public sale, lor oalh, baIou tha Coaa
house dootin iho own 81 Canton.
~ lAf SeraHa Monday # Ssjtrmier loio
The following properly, wlif
-Four likely Negroes, Jacob,
Bcrda and two children,
| Mule,
% lload cattle, more or less.
- Head Of hogs, more or legs.
| Red and Stead,
2 Ploughs and Geers.
Farming Utensils,
Kitchen Furniture.
~""T M "s% @wH.sa. v.-gesisst s~sss~assaaa aa~s
| fair patent Balances.
Levied on as tue property OF defend.
ant Holloway, aud will be sold 10 satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost
.SaIe. IN take place within the hours
'sH'~N%%yT fs~sssa slN ee,saSgo est ~ ~ l.,4y
prescribed By law
VIM W. GWlN. Marshal.
f1r tie Sgg,,rfa Disi6c' az .W.i,js5iD..
By ". L. BATE, Depg
"a "fe~ "A tsg ~ .,.s, 9 IL i i, avn, 80. "a
bIpttHlubE Os h0-1u IN ice MOT
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-12
MARsIIAI,s SALE.

United States circuit court--.Nogcmjer term l8l0
"@'~'~ "- "'''@ 's~ts, gssp, sseatgl~,e sss
vs. On alias u. Ia.
Montgomery s Hoy,
and suuty.
4RY virtue Of the above stated case to
me direcrgR' by' fiG 'n6H0Mofe RE
|Circuit court United States, for the Sou.
1 thern district Of Mississippi, will sell,
for cash, before the courthouse door in
1 the town Of Canton, Madison county,
|Oahe Second Monday Of September 1910,
|The following property, to wit;
l Fine Table,
| Side Board,
2 Bureaus,
Press,
A Beds g. Bed-steads,
10 Windsor Chairs,
6 Frame Chairs,
Is Horses,
s Mules,
| Carriage,
2 Wagons,
60 Head of Cattle, more or less,
400 Head of Hogs, more or less,
40 Head of9heop, more or less,
l Set of D1ack-Smith's tools,
And the Crop now in the fields.
Levied on as the property of defend
Sant W. Hoy, and will be sold to satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost.
Il Sale to take place within the hours
prescribed by law
H w. NJ GWlN, Marshal.
N For he Southern District Of Mississippi,
n BY w. l., BATE, Dep'y.
n August %, 1886 Pr fee $6l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-12
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

7
WILL. expose 10 sale to the highest
M bidder, for cash, before the Court.
house door, in the town of Canton,
On he Fyih Monday ia November neat,
The following described property, 10
wit: lying and being in the town of Mad
sonuIle: Lot number three hundred and
one, beginning at Lotnumber three hund.
red, at the termination Of forty.iye feet
from the corner of Chitaloosa street,
thence lorty-one feet on Main street,
thence running at right angles one
hundred and twenty-five feet back, thence
at right angles forty.one feet to the back
corner Of said Lot three hundred, thence
with a straight line 10 the beginning
Sold for the taxes Of S. B. Sheldon
& Co.
j. ii, VANNOY, A. &c,
August 90, 5l-l7 ri 80 SET
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-12

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map aaahl Va bave sHHasaa would be aianila
Whaa Na aIesa 81 IaUHnf. Iaea luea speech
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cd la hm precisely aswe quoted b, aud we afo
hoi sl5no ia iao aWa,1g. gaai matter chem
stands 90 it ODD nul mote Than lbia Tho
u gentleman not only made ihc declaration which
va stated, but hc looked atts AZ tbr limo. vitb
= s's " s-s, On, ~ ~, .,
manifested In hla uaaallg handsome and .ris.
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'AP''''''0" ''0' any wing would ohora mm
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open n's "o''D' is 'sPeelrs OF loco TOGO leger-
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the connecuonoi the argument was mystery
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-12

A. w, Harris,
Try virtue Of the above stated case TO
me directed, | will expose to public
sale, for cash, before the door Of the
Courthouse, in the town Of Canton
On The First Monday Of October, 1910,
The following described property, to wit;
The south half Of east half, southeast
quarter; flty.two acres off the south
end of the west half Of the southeast
quarter of section five, township ten,
range three east; Also, twenty-five acres
off the southwest quarter Of section
FIVE, same township and range lying
and situated south Of Doke's Creek
Also, ten acres described as follows; ia
commence at the northeast corner Of
the west half Of the northeast quarter
of section eight. township ten, range
three, east, to run from thence due south
seyenty-fiye yards, and from thence due
west TO a certain imaginary distance
and from thence due north to the section
line, and from thence due east 10 the
place Of beginning, 50 as 10 include the
ten acres; Also, the west half north
east quarter, section eight, township ten
range three, cast,
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant, and will be sold to satisfy PLAINTIFF
debt and cost
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rhs Madison WING Advocate


IEHtsH NH fifaW lh sataata, ~ #f
|Itasfl IS she tHd ~ Hs months NJ aHhaeHF.
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81 subscription received iafa lsss Time Than
b. months
AdesHisfmanis Inserted al ihe rate 81 OHt
.gaHaf raf slHafa, fien lines ~ lesa1 iuf ihe
si Insertion, aua nv fsHt e aquato lof each
|e0HNnnaner,
Advertisements which ore noi limited on the
sosnusefpi. ast0 tht numbered Insertions, $50
III continued until ordered out, and charged
'pceofdIngy
Articles 81 personal nature, whenever AL.
aHiucd, will DO charged ~ ihe rate al Tfo Dal.
~ i1f csc3 Tea tnts q, ..ga .HsaH.aA ~
Ieai cfeHlars ID rg5jg 8ffff %, tUf aT
Eerft Il individual persons OF companies. sill
as Advertisements, and ct the same
NgaIa8.
Announcing Candidates Cor office WILDE Ten
|U5Nau each.
An Job Hort must be paid for on delivery.
f0staFr yr- ,t'TrgSa"''sg4Tt ,Asl, sr stty g+.-
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-12

TN this 25th day Of May 1910, came
, the said plaintiff by his attornies,
IND the Attachment in this case having
been returned duly executed, and the
defendant failing TO appear and give
pecial bail and plead herein. 1t is
therefore ordered by the Court that UNI
ess the defendant do appear here on or
before the first day Of the next term Of
bis Court and give special bail and plead
erein, judgment final by default will be
rendered against him, and the estate
sttachea will bo sold; and it IS further
ordered that copy Of this. order, to-
gether with the specifications Of the
ssa9sescf action. and AMOUNT claimed as
!Nue from the defendant TO the plaintiff,
~ fd5Ersned ~ Sic Rsais6i ITaIi% ss,SIS
3ocale for four weeks successfully, and
fha! all further proceedings be stayed
'Pnlll the next term Of this Court.
N A true copy: Attest:
n W MONTGOMERY, Cpk
N August 80, 1910. 3i-37
.I.s.s
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sHERIFF,s sALE.


Claiborne circuit court - November term 1870
B. g. Humphreys,
VS. On ia.
Abrom B, Bridges,
Sampson Bridges,
vs. Same and same,
A. I. Barnes,
vs. Same and same,
Same.
ny virtue of the above stated cases 10
~ me directed, will expose to pub
lie sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door, in the town Of Canton, Madison
county,
On he Third Monday Of September 1910,
All the right, title and interest Of defend
ant in and to the following Negro Slaves,
TO wit: Anthony aud wife Mnna and
child, Prriy, EIlick and wife Margaret,
Llsha, Priscilla, little Ellick, Isabella
and Richard, Ann aud four children.
Israel, Crockett, Martha aud Alyeet,
Mick, John, Captain aud wife Becca and
four children, Jane and two children.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant Bridges, and will be sold 10 satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost
S. HAMBLEN, SIN.
By B, R. ALLEN, Depy.
September 8, 35-S7 pr fee S8l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-12

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ME following iesaalfd r.tsia. t.wtt,
The suHlNsNaaf rIafinf uf a.lItta itsan.
'tf thHe. tswH.AIafeel4e nafih sltspsn
laaG GUST. cana'aInr aoa huadfei aeb
sIkiy acfoa, more af I.m.
LoWod on as o. pramry al da6ni.
ont John shuhr, aHd wHI ~ aoA h.
satisfy plaintiffs iuH and casf.
IS UkMW,EN. NFF
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-12

The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. intis,ates
that success 10 Iskeiy, 20 crowatAe eloF's
81 those who8fa Virgaerrs i'i- ire eiS4e.aq--
so = -;-'.g--lAb,.a Linz az ships between
that cily and England,
The apology for using a small cannon
a, Menjon 90 the 4th was, that the large
one "tgoud trigAien Amos children"
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-12
CANTON LODGE, No. 2s,l

TANTDN LDDEE, Mo- |Fft
ACstSi p, A. 10 $50 a. A. 'fs 6Hls g.
RE.il.k aQ,yg :. that b. q NATHAN ] DEAN,
was this day EXPELLED from me
b0dT;G 'sr'~ a. @.s--.
from all the rights and privileges OF
Free Masonry forever.
By order Of the Lodge,
CT SEARLES, Ses'5y
-aaa a ff44s444st. $40 . atn.... s... IN
+ANHHah - aNHNf
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-12
snERrFF's SALE.

Madison Cre,0t Court-Norember term, 1870,
Henry Homblen,
VS. Pleu. fl, ia, ON bond.
l.. c. Temple ct. al.
A. Mcteheo,
vs. Pl. pl, fl. ia. on bond.
W. Mitchell, ct, Al.
Try virtue OF the above stated cases TO
me directed, | will expose to pub-
lie sale, for cash, before the Court house
door in the town of Canton, Madison
county, ..
On ne Third N5ndny Of Sepiemjcr 1910,
~~s>" ~sS$sANssSss% :. 49, se,ysss~..s ~ ,ts>se.
One likely Negro BOY named ALLEN.
Levied Oh is iTfi6i' proper : ot iaer7yf
ant Temple, and will be sold to satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost.
S. HAMBLEN, Sh'F.
By B. X. ALLEN, Depfy
Sept, 5, 35-37 [Pr fee SCI
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-12

boy IS about 6 feet high, Of dark com
plexion. aud had on when committed,
Cotton shirt and pants. The owner Of
said boy is requested to come forward
and comply with the Jaw, or he sill be
denlf with nccordinrIY.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-12
SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANCERY,
M ,hc Cto,a ~ N,;ss;ss;nn;

SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANCERY,
OF the state OF Mississippi.
sdt Ra7e3 6eld in he Clerks office on The
First Monday IN August 1870.
IT,, B. Green, Complainant.
boliard, lin&co,S Defendants.
sETPON opening the matters of this
Si'f all N'' = t't'Fs ''~'ssSf .s"S~sss'~s~
aion Of the Court that the defendants
Rice c. Ballard, Isaac Franklin and
John ArmfeId, are not inhabitants Of
ssTrs 81 S'S'c e. but reside beyond the limits
Thereof, so that the ordinary process Of
Ills Court cannot be executed on them;
Wherefore, it is ordered, that unless said
defendants appear before the Chancellor
ht the Court room in jackson on the
First Monday IN December next, and
plead, answer or demur TO said bill Of
complaint, the several allegations there.
Cf will be taken for confessed as to them
EAnd such order and decree made therein
As the Chancellor may deem just and
equitable.
8 II is further ordered that copy Of
Zsaid order be inserted in the Madison
wing Advocate once a week for two
months successfully.
y r. L. DIXON, CTR.
4 By d. r. RUSSELL, ID. G.
August 90, 1910. 34-43
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sIiERlpF's SAFE.

Mldts0H Circuit Coart-Aoember Term 1870.
w ~ Thorn, use &c,
VS. On Il. IA,
benjamin )-Tr2rA.- .,.....,..... ..-..........
EeY virtue Of thc above stated cpso
Fxas~s-~sS sssss sv~sss~ssssss>x, ,.ss ~ 40.
10 me direCteu, = VII FII116'"' :" 90
lie safe, fCf tr7t9rY'ttee,rr y ,--dyog ef-shA
Court house, IN the town of Caaton,
Madison county,
Onthe Third Monday in September 1910,
The following described land, to wit:
The northwest quarter, section eight;
northeast quarter, section seven, town
ship ten, range three, cast, except three
acres Of the northeast corner of said
tract, containing three hundred and So
yenteen acres.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-12
WAS COMMITTED

TEvO the Jail Of Madison
county by T. S. Sal
mon, a Justice Of the Peace
in and for said county, a Ne
gro man who calls his name
lewis, and says he be-
longs TO john Long Of Kinds
county, Mississippi. Said
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-04-04
TO ROAD lONTRAC ORS.

GEALED PROPOSALS will be recev.
y ed at the office of JOHN PATTERSON,
Engineer, Lower Sandusky, until the 4th
day of May next, for putting on one course
Of stone, seven inches, on sections No. I6,
II, 10, 10, and 90, ofthe Western Reserve
and Maumee Road. ....
Sealed prop: sails will also be received at
said Office until the 7th day of May next,
for putting on like course of stone on Sec
tlons No. sl, eg, 90, "a and 95, and small
part dissection No. 80, of said road.
Contractors will be required to commence
the work within ten days from the time OF
contracting and complete the sameb by the
1st day of October next.
Specifications as to the manner in which
the work is to be performed, together with
all other information relative to the same
may be had on application to John Patter-
son, the Engineer in charge of the road.
r. DiCKER SON,
pei .Aciing Commissioner.
March so, lS4O. 4w1
The Ohio Statesman, Painesville Repub-
lican, Norwalk Experiment, Manhattan
Advertiser, Maumee Express and Ohio
Wing, will publish the above four weeks,
and forward their accounts to this office.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-04-04
SIDNEY l.. ROOD.

Bookseller, Publisher, Stationer and Bin
der. 20 JefersOn .4gehue, Detroit.
AZ EEPS constantly on hand and for sale
IN at wholesale or retail, Theologicai
Law, Medical, Miscellaneous, Classical and
School Books; English, French and Amer
ican stationery. He also keeps on hand,
and manufactures to order, every desctlp-
tion of Blank Books, required by county
officers and business men. They also puba
llsa School Books, which will be sold al eas
tern prices, wholesale or retail:
Davies Arithmetic, Davies tegendfe's
Geometry, Dawes Algebra, Dawes Sur
veyng, Davies Differential Calculus, Da.
vles' Shades and Shadows, Huntington'S
Geography, Smiths Geography;
Printing Ink constantly on hand.
Detroit, April 6, 1889.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-04-04
MAUMEE CrrY CASH sTORE.

g HARRINGTON, lSte of the firm Of
Os Harrington & Hunter, and successor
to Il. Fairman, deceased, haTfng resumed
business, corner of the Comn,-cidl buidl'
ings, near the old stand, tenders Us thanks
to his former patrons for their libe. "a sup;
port, and is assured that the diminishe, Tpris
ces, easy terms, elegance of style, and ~
trinsieoyalue of his stock will enable him
to compete with his neighbots, without exl
citing the nervous system. His stock ID
rendered complete, consisting Of Fancy
staple and Dry Goods, as follows; blue,
black, invisible green, green, olive, triiSsd,
gray and drab broadcloths; extra fine blatfA
blue, striped, mixed and plain cdssimerts;
sattlnetts, hannels and blankets; rich quilted
silk black, blue black, figured silk, and tab-
by velvet vestings; also, Valencia and Yer.
settles. Assorted Gros de Nap. and Gros
de Berlin dress and bonnet silk: plain and
figured rferino clrcassians; French botnbaz
zines; Challeys; Mouslin dc Luine; super
French, English and Atnencan prints, from
one to four shillings. Shawls and dress
handkerchief, assorted; capes, collars,
cuffs, laces, wrought insertings, belt-ribbons,
fur capes; extra fine and common Irish linz
VI "He 'ihSH NhiHIilNe. OWES 1tChO-
net Greciah and plain bobinett; pocket
handkerchiefs; satin damosk mantillas;
black, white and brown silk, worsted and
cotton hose; palm and straw bonnets; do
nestle sheeting and shirting, beached and
unbeached; silk and cotton umbrellas, drills,
checks, ticking, kerscy, cotton yarn, wick
ing, waddlng, batting, fustian, mole skin,
beaulaps; hats, oil cloth table covers, buck-
skin and wool gloves and mttens; carriage
whips; ready made clothing; boots and
shoes; sole leather. Also, general as
sortmcnt of groceries; china, crockcry and
glass ware; patent pals by the dozen; sosP
and candles by the box, together with many
articles fiot here enumerated, all of which
are offered on terms to correspond with hard
times. The bone and sinew of the country
will find market for all kinds of approved
country produce; at as high prices as any
house that will furnish goods as cheap. Calf
and see. S. HARRINGTON,
oct. &c. Commercial Buildings.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-04-04

o. We most sincerely regret, that ca
ses Of hypocrisy SO often occur among the
clerical ranks-and we have the "wolf in
sleeps clothing" named in the following
letter, from Mr.. Mayhem, win receive his
just deserts for imposing upon the commu-
nifty. Pass hun along brother typos, that
he may be held up to universal contempt,
and thus save many from becoming his
dupes.
... New York, Dec. 18th 1880.
Sir.--Although am not personally ac-
quainted with you, trust, when you per-
reive the object of my letter, you will ex-
cusc the liberty take in addressing you.-
1t is possible, you may not be aware that
man by the name of Enos l., Fenwick, now
IN this city, formerly Baptist preacher
and famiarly known TO the citizens of Mon
roe CO. as the "Repcrand Impostcr,') is
manufacturing medicine and selling it for
the Matchlcss Sanative, ofwhich | perceive
you are the general agent. have every
reason to believe, sir, that Mr.. Fenwlck is
an unprincpled man, as he was, not long
since, deposed from the ministry, for taking
unwarrantuble liberties with members of his
church, therefore, as the enemy of knave-
ry, feel anxious that lie should be speedily
exposed lest many Of my fellow citizens
should be defraudcd by him out of their mo-
ney, if not their characters. deem 1t the
duty of every man, to expose
villany and vice wherever and whenever he
meets it. Besides, Sir, another considera.
tion should prompt me to make known to
you the above facts, have dnug glitter, who,
thank God, las been raised from wasting
skeleton, to perfect health-and tn t too,
by the simple means of using one vial and
a half of the Match'ess Sanative, which
bought at 2J2 Broadway, of G. s. Francis
your agent for this city. Believing that
you will duly appreciate the motives which
have induced me to address you thus unce-
tremendously, and hoping that you will take
the earliest steps to expose to The world the
base iinposter Fenwick, subscribe my
self,
Sir, very respectfully, J. P. MAYHEM.
D.. David 5. Rowland,
Boston, Mass.
P. S. Mr.. Jones, the bearer, who is
about to start for your city, will hand you
This letter, and if you desire Ire will give
you a more detailed account Of Fenwck,
than it would lie possible for me to do on
paper. j. p. M.