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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21
".Nontgomerg, lGM .iprii, 1910.

'-hontgOnerH, lGh .iprH, lc4O.
81 have spent three months lately in Mississippi and
subsequently, passed through several hundred miles of
Alabama and Tennessee and Little Tennessee. haze
taken some notice Of the complexion OF politics and
political parties particularly in relation 10 the Pres
dental canvass You, perhaps, will be told in the
Wing papers, that there Is great enthusiasm IN assis-
sippi and Alabama in favor Of the "hero of North
Bend" but if have been able to Judge from mngling
with the people Of those States, should say there
any thing else rather than enthusiasm; unless, indeed,
may be said, may be Truly sad, that IT is enhu-
aiasm for any party to run such man as candidate tor
the Presidency as General Harrison, and especially
the slave States. Rest assured, the Wings Will have
an up hill business with him in the slavcholdIng States
So far as mississippi and Alabama are concerned, l
have seen nothing but cool indifference in favor Of
Harrison, except small portion of the most noisy
and aspiring Wings. The enthusiasm is confined to
that class and their still reckless and noisy ed
tors The connection between the nomination OF Har-
rson and the Aboltoniss and his studied silence when
Intercepted as to his Abolition opinions, is daily more
and more understood and threatens to orerwhem his
cause in the South, The Wings are making extraor-
binary e1erons in Tennessee. There you will hear
more noise than any where have been, but
there it is chiefly confined to the disappointed reckless
and aspiring Wings 1t scarcely necessary to say
their constant cry s, sanding army of 2O0, 1000 ruin
Of the currency, money pressure, &c nc. These
their topics every where They preach largely Of Har.
rsons great military exploits but this has but little IN
iluencc, far as can Judge. The people know hot.
Ter. Little Tennessee is the alert; and, think,
with very little exception, she viii give Whiggery
Waterloo defeat In ono or two counties, the Demo
Gratis have two candidates, and the Wings but ONE
these things may do mischief, but think they
will correct these difficulties by withdrawing one, or
at least, by running chilly in favor of one
But, sir, if the Wings should elect as am perfect
ly sattfed they will not, majority to the next Nlr-
gna Legislature, should still feel confident of large
majority in November Tor Van Buren,, as think it
most manifest that Harrison best run will BE- at the
start, when the NOISE and smoke obstrucs, in some
degree, the view nl ms weakness, and the rotten
principles upon which he BY his reckless party,
aided by the nafarious Aboitonists D.
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rlAYn FoRTE WAEE-Mnt.sE.

{rIE subscriber constantly RECEIVING i'" u' ''rhhtd
manuatacury "t MSS. CL.#*. Ne" i"fN' elegant ,a'
rI acy of touch sweetness of tone, pccuh /" AnF Ua
uGtlUtuTr
Merchandise general.
FocS repaired, tuned ic: on iutr anu taken ~ ~
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C,r,r,t r,ip T~y MILLIONS ~ D.ti,r-.
rr,y President and Trustees q" i- Company receive w"
MY un Dtn~iir. which interest VIII l' allowed max"
Iu.urlic- on Lives grant innutIs aud Ennw m"ut- aud "
,, and manage Trusts even description lrh
,I,,.d Ia .Ir charge. whether from Individuals corporate 10
dies. Culr'- al justice.
l. Mp,yr y ~ be received and hold in trls;, and the ir-
Thereon pad quarterly, ~ conformity "rh The
irrt ton the interest VIII De plar, a. NJ Nd
oi every sIs rI- the credit III tie Trust Fund TOT "rHUH
lali,r.
,ear term al wears whole Of life. d" table - r1''
computed tins Company upon he ua>t favorable Terms
officer Of the Navy and Amy. c1cns-and may
be had on application - the COMPANY an It's Agents
s. AS.rIil.-Tcc Will he granted upon such terms - WI
enjoy the largest income Tor an! g"
of
l. E,powmx>r,A person who desire, provide capital
ur a son az ward he Shall arrive Al the agc OF u yeafr"r
Il marriage portion for daughter, effect through t' 1"
panS. ,. a.,
CFccrs and Trustees m Co7panyr. Mac aucy, k., VI D.
II, !u Baltimore: John uucr E-t L. H. d., Wee President
New York, Erai Wilson, Secretary, ~ lHuirion, ASSISTANT
Secretary
Yrp,irsS-l.aac Lawrence Beverly Robinson b. NcNcs1',
Charles A. DAVIS samuel W-uor" David iladicu. Ah."E$
Bare klay L. Sarcs George T. 1alman, J. q. AcsIs, Roswell
L. Colt Morris Robinson New York Matthew l.. BeNan W
pla,t Moss, phlad-phia; James Con, VIM t. hayarw
Samuel Hoffman, Frederick w. Bruno 'i r Odt,d, Joseph
Gushing, Fielding Lucas, H.. Baltimore.
Applications may made personally or by letter poet PAID to
Agents The Company in Virginia, who VII inmisl the
Information Ia persons drsIou ~! ~
assurances uakng other arrangements tioHGH '-
Company Tor the renrni Of theIr families ~ estates
7. NJ. TABH. TgcHt Rtrngnd, Va.
Arenis 1TgtHl--
rtGLir ". TAns, E-I., Richmond.
VS.. :. SiMr,u>, Esq, Petersburg.
Gro, w. ESQ., Norfolk.
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CHEAP MUSIC.

The largest Music off red for sale N W
stale ma, thu ut The subscriber, wi
now enabled 10 Philadelphia and New York "hu
and retail price,. . .,,
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GLoEIors RALLY.-Thr Democrats OF the old Bo.
rough met at the Princess Anne Coffee House on Sa
turday evening in large numbers. Every room on the
second floor was crowded TO Overlooking, the halls
stairway and avenues completely choked up with
human beings anxious 10 show their firm and vtuous
determination to stay their Federal opponents in their
uu,lrlng assaults upon the citadel Of Freedom The
meeting vas scvera!lv addressed by Mr. ". ". Lamb.
the Democratic candidate for til" Borough, ThcoIhIlus
Fisk on. Of the Candidates for the county, Mr. VI.
Cooke, r. and Mr. X. r. Aloiiat, whose sentiments
were received with loud and repeated cheers. The
party are in the highest spirits, and although the
battle will be severe no doubt is entertained by any,
but Democracy will be triumphant.
rOid Dominion, april L.
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WlIL.GiEG. a.. AprI!


orr rrospfris-The Democratic majority vii be
greater n Western Virginia, III November next than al
any former period Tho good sense Of the people Is
fully aroused to the Importance OF the crisis and there
is moral power AT work that is slowly tho surely
sealing the doom of Federalism and Demagogucsn In
old rookie, Democratic Brooke, the work goes brave
" on and tale will be told at the Spring and Fall cleo
lions that viii forever teach inter!opcrs lesson 10
avoid the r,is reptiles, lest they might be mad" to feel
their nsgnticanc". Ohio COUNTY, though weak IA
numbers, w do her duty nob!r she has some choice
spirit, and she has the best wS, o" her
ties Let the wttchw"rd be onward, onward and you
will be- free Marshall is doing her duty she is true to
the core. Tyler Mnnongalin. and Preston IS on their
onward march; let the Dcnncracy OF those counties be
awake and increased ma"rtics Will sound the kne oi
Federalism in Western Virginia. It does the heart
rood to look around and see the of Frccmcn adj
vocatng their rights, yes GOOD old Nrginiusc i too
truc-too staunch--toc independent ever I" bend III"
knee to The parasites powerfully rr%0HaH Dcmocrs
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The defendants Theodore Read and Sally his WIFE not having
their appearance according Assembly and the
rules of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
inhabitants Of this toamonw Of the
ordered that defendants IcOdorf
and sally his wife, do appear before Justices ui the sand
Court nj the Courthouse ." the said County the hrst Monday
June aud enter their appearance and the plaintiffs
bill and rhIi rnpy ui this order hc inserted paper
published the city Of Richmond for months Cccssvriy
aad posted the frumr door ~ The rnou>" u the ai couuy
\ Cnpy-rc>tr, WINSLOW ROBINSON, C,rI.
March IhS-w-w
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1NEEIcAN IIrE LNsCEANcE AND TECs.r c"NrN

p. II. TAl lOR,
Piano Fortc md .nuste Sert, opposite IA Boas'
al-ft
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- W. MORRIS Attorney Lgr VIII IN future attend all The
-. Court, Of Louisa, Orange and GoUchand,
observation-disclosures courthouse, Va.
March 81 lDts-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21

IN CHhNCERY-NiK.ISI,.-A rules holden in the CLERKS "i
flee of County Court Of Charlotte, the seventh day Of
Marrh. l-1:
w. Harvey, ii" widow OF Nathan Harvey, dec, Thomas
Iyry. Hancock and Martha A. VI. his WIFE, Wash
nur"f, aud Caharne his wife, John Ihornhi and
Mary f. h. wIi, and Nathaniel u. Price, and Macca his wfe
Plaintiffs.
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nR. WILLIAM EVAAS'S CAMuMILE AND APERIENT
~ PlLlS-ioK c">>rwrUs, Cotton, $50 cotus, nervous
diseases liver complaint, IL -tpaa, bilious diseases ft> ncr'
weakness, and all oi Spnc"urnc.si 10" spins
aplilinn Ul thu heart nervous NIabil. ErI"uN "'ahs
abS seminal weakness, indigo To-, OF appetite, H'
burn general debility, bodily weakness, ciUr"sIs % s,e H
ness, aultncy, trICa ialnncs Mysteries, headache h.
sickness, nightmare, rlenIatIsu asthma lie ' h
crap pasinodic Affections and those who are victims Ia "
.xcruciaiing disorder GoCT, viii hnt relief nm th' '-
ferlng's by OF Or. Evans medicine.
CERIIFICAIy.
ar Letter from the Hon. Abralam Mcclellan, Sullivan County,
Last Tennessee, Member nf Congress
W..rGNGToS, July ID, sa,.
SirSnce have been in this city. have used >uur 81 your
u, medicine Nlh infinite h,nual HUi s1-iai!ni ana 'r
Il valuable remedy. one At IN! 'pHstaral''
Dr. ~ Garden. 1T Campbell crnis. Z, n>s. "f"l" met 500
hin which did and It, has rup,ic ed SrH sni''''J'
his practice and invaluable. iF Jris'n !''
agent this place, THINKS wuld pr"ah! iar an a-Hl J"
Tennessee II would recommend Dr. A. GARDEN =. at
oiCac for the sale of celebrated il1l
Should commission hl. he Is Hing o act f you loI
send the medicine by water 10 tie care ." Robert -
Sons Knoxville county, Tennessee, by land 10 I!aN y
Houston, TaZrwrll East Tennessee have no douI 1'
had several counties IL Last Tcuncssc. -"
deal madeleine would be sold. am gong rhc t
OF Iu.ur It'll for and that 81 my rI't
ike from you whether you would like a-c1l III
BOuntrlr, sullivan county, Last Tenn. get suHr ri ~
merchants To act Tor you, ts live near there.
Yours respectfully
ABRAHAM MCCLELLAN Of Tennessee
JosErH Il Clnt'nl
\. DuyAL, Rnhntvh'
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IN quarterly court held for King
and Queen county, the Courthouse, oiay, the oh OF
March, lsi0
John Albright and Ro--y b. T. Albright his wife. who vas
r. T. Fanho guardian Of Eosey b. T. Farinhot, and IN
their on right Roderick Bland, and Peter Albright,
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nrnInst

The said Roscy q. T. farinnr. William FarHhnl' Amos ~.
Nancy wife, Nancy Farnlinlt Jesse Fauhult
William y Hughes, and Sarah his wife, a'r Sarah Farnhoi
Defendants.
TN. day came tho plaintiff BY summe-on their counsel
and filed bill; and motion 81 the plaintiffs James Gnader
the defendant defend her III tins
-t: Defendants Farinhnt and William Hughes
and Sarah m wife, not having entered their and given
according the Of Assembly and the rules OF tins
appearing b. satisfactory evidence that they
Of country ordered that the SAID defendants a,
the second Monday in luy and The
plaintiffs; and that ot this ufrr Re forthwith
serted u"w>aprrrublI>lr IN The cily of Richmond Tor
months excessively, and po" nj the trout door oihc court
ul-. ui this county.
4 Cnpy-T,>;u, ROBERT POLLARD. IT., r. c.
March ihi-wsw
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Chart. Harvey In his right and admir- If Nata
Harvey dec, and Theodore Read, aud sally hi wife,
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z
rHLir ". TAns, E-G., Richmond.
VS.. :. SiMr,v>, Esq, Petersburg.
Gro. w, c,np. ESq., Norfolk.
RomIEr ASBIrS>. Esq, Williamsburg.
ions. BRucE, Esq, Winchester.
June Is
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-01
The state Of Mississippi,
MADISON COUNT

NJ A Dl-O-ts y ~ - 4 =
BIZ the Probate Court Of said County
TWO all persons interested in the lands,
u fenemenfs and heredifaments OF
Arn,sfed Branch eased-GrfefiHg:
You are hereby cited 10 appear before
The Probate Court of said county. at Q
REGULAR term thereof, to be holden al
the Court House Of said county, on the
fourth Monday of February next, then
and there TO shew cause, If any you
have. WHY said court should not then
order and decree that the lands, tene-
ments and hereditaments of said deceas-
ed be sold: North East quarter and South
West qua rter and West half of South
East quarter of section 3; west half OF
north west quarter of section thirteen.
south west quarter of west half south east
quarter and east half north west quarter
and south half of west half, north west
quarter south half OF west half of north
east quarter section four. The undivi-
ded half of the east half of north east
quarter, 1928. all in Township eight.
Range three, East.
Witness the Hon. VIM. s. BAILEY
Judge of Probate of said county, the
fourth Monday of December, in the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and thirty-nine, and seal of said court
Issued the eth day of December,
1889.
]. T. CAMERON, Clerk.
Dec. %. 1889, 51-4.
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"A Card.

vzvHE subscriber begs leave to inform
to inform the public that he has
rented the premises lately occupied by
Mr. Ddrid anderson, where he intends
carry on the ESfUcAsnsifh's a
W.heeFsUrighf'S business, in
all their various branches. Horse shoe
ing, and Carriage repairing, by expert
enced and skiIllul workmen, on the most
reasonable terms, for Cash only.
ASA ID. ALDERMAN.
Jan. 25, 1910. 3-tf.
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n ETTERS Of administration having
"A been granted to the undersigned, at
the December term 1889, Of the Probate
court of Madison county, on the estate
of Absalom Leggut, decd. All those
hauing claims against said estate are re-
quested to bring them forward, duly au-
thenticated, within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred
and all those indebted TO said estate will
please make immediate settlement
MARIAN LEGGITT, Adm-r,
r. c. SAUNDERS, Admir-.
Nov Q, 1889, 5f-4
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sHERIFF-S SALE.

Sh
Madison circuit court-lMay term 1910.
Lorenzo Latham,
Keightiv Sanders,
James Sims, and
John Brooks,
RY virtue of the above stated case
II to me directed, will expose to
public sale, FOR cash, before the Court
house door. in the town of Canton,
On Monday tie 6fA day Of January 1910,
The following valuable described pro-
perry, viz: Phil, Dave, Lucinda, and
child, Lawson, Mary aud child.
Also
On Monday The Sd dayof february 1910.
The following described tract or parcel
of Land, 10 wit The northeast quar-
ter of section nine, township ten, range
four; north half, east half, northwest
quarter, section nine, township ten, range
four; south half, east half, southeast
quarter, section nine, township ten, range
four; north half, east half, southwest
quarter, section nine, township ten, range
four; south half. east half and south
half, west half, northwest quarter, sec
ton fifteen, township ten, range four,
east; containing in all three hundred
and sixty acres.
Levied on as the property of James
Sims, and will be sold to satisfy the above
stated case
S. HAMBLEN, Sh'f.
By JESSE BRowN, Deny.
Dec. 90. 5o-52 [Pr fee Sill
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CHEAP CASH STORE.

HHE subscriber has just received and
II opened in the room adjoining the
old stand of Cash, Cox q Co., small
assortment of fancy and staple goods,
which he will sell rer-y Ioso for CASH.
His friends, and the public generally.
are requested to call before purchasing
elsewhere, as he will sell good bargains
and fine goods.
d. J. BLOOM.
Dec. %, 1889. SILL.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-01

n WILL expose 10 sale to The highest
= bidder, for. Cash, before the Court
house door in the town Of Canton, Madi-
son county,
On The 3rd day Of February, 1910,
The following described tract or par
eel of land, to wit:-The east half, sec
ton nineteen. except fraction off the
west half of the north east quarter of
said section, containing eighteen acres,
and fraction off the west half of north
east quarter Of section nineteen, and a
fraction off the west naIf OF southeast
quarter Of same section, in all contain
ing twenty acres; also, west half, north
west quarter, section twenty, except
twenty acres OF the south end of said
eighth; also, west half, and south half
of the east half Of the northeast quar-
ter, and east hall. southwest quarter,
section thirty; also, north half, west half
northeast quarter, section thirty-one,
all in township nine. range three, east;
Containing in all, Eve hundred and eigh-
ty-two acres, more or less.
Sold for the Taxes Of Kills Walton,
for his taxes of 1888.
jill. VANNOY, A. &c
Dec. %, 5i-4 Pr fee Sal
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NOTICE.

4 ETTERS testamentary having
h been granted TO the undersigned,
at the December term 1889, of the Pro
bate court of Madison county, on the es-
tate of William Il. Cole, decd. All
those having claims against said estate
are requested to bring them forward.
duly authenticated, within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will be forever
barred; and all those indebted to said
estate will please make immediate settle
ment.
DAVID R. COLE, Admir-.
Dec.28, 1889, 51-4
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I'D virtue of the above stated cases
I'D to me directed, | will expose to
public sale, for cash, before the Court
house door in the Town of Canton.
On The Sd day of Februaru, 1910,
The following property, TO wit: Two
valuable lots in the town of Canton,
one fronting one hundred feet on Liberty
street, running back two hundred feet,
one on Union street, enc hundred feet
front, running back two hundred feet
Levied on as the property of the said
defendant, and will be sold TO satisfy
the above stated cases.
s. HAMBLEN, St,F.
Dec. 90, SID
Pr foe-F se7-H. sa1-slIsl
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
II ETTERS testimentary having been
IL granted TO the undersigned, at the
December term 1899, of the Probate
court of Madison county, on the estate Of
THo's J. Moore, decd. All those hav-
ing claims against said estate are re-
quested to bring them forward, duly au-
thenticated, within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred /;
and all those indebted to said estate wiz
please make immediate settlement.
c. w. HENDERSON,,
A. BARRY MOORE.
Executors.
Dec. 20, 1880 5i-4
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
II ETTERS OF administration de boais
- non, having been granted to the IN
dersigned, at the December term, 1889.
of the Probate court of Madison county.
on the estate of John G. Neal, deceased.
All those having claims against said es-
tate are requested to bring them forward.
duly authenticated, within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will be forever
barred; and all those indebted to said es-
tate will please make immediate payment
VIM. G. HALL Adm'r.
De Bonis Non
Dec 28. 1889. 51-4.
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notice.

ALL those indebted to the firm. Oh
- Martin, Baird, s. Co., are hereby
notified to come forward and mike pay
nsnt between thisand lOlh Of February;
] sh1lI, positively, afler that time, place
Ill claims without regard TO persons, in
tho hands he proper officers for col
l6tfion. The house owes money, and in
6Eaer = pay il. must have money-with-
eot mistake. This is the only call that
1shell make.
can Be found any where about town.
]. John n. BAIRD.
Cantsn, In. 4 1870 S9-5.
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VI. G. CAYCE,


ANCHOR and COnmi.sIon MeFchant,
AND GENERAL AGENT Vicks6urg, Iii.
HIS House is on Levee street, next
II door below John r. Davis Ware
house, where he will have regular auc-
ton, day and night sales as often as bu-
siness will justify. He will also attend
to the sale of any property. either pri-
vately or at auction, in the city or coun-
try, Of Negroes, Real Estate, Stock, &c.
Reference.
MoTz a. HENDERSON,
Docf. T. j. CA7cHISes, Canton.
Col C. J. SEARLEs.
Messrs. TArPAN, HARDY & Co.
g ANDERSON & BRlES, leAs-
Col. JoHv E. RICHARDSON. puig
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-01
ExECUroR's SALE.

EDY virtue Of an order from the Hon
= = orable, the Probate Court of Madi-
son county, Miss, made at the Decem-
Der Term, 1899, will sell on the pre-
misses, to the highest bidder, on the 18th
day of March, 1910, the following des-
cribed land belonging 10 the estate Of
James ID. Ross, to wit: South half ofthe
West half, South East quarter, section
twenty-seven township Eight, range one
East; on a credit Of one and two years,
the purchaser giving bond and approved
security.
JOHN CLIFTON.
Erec. inright of his rife.
Dec. %. 1889. 51-4.
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Same and same.

Mills W alton-
EgY virtue6f the above stated cases,
n to me directed, | shall proceed TO
expose TO public sale, for cash, at the
Court House door in the town Of Can
ton, Madison county,
On Monday The Sd day Of Feb'y 1910,
The following described tract or par
eel of land, to wit:--The east half, sec
ton nineteen, except fraction off the
west half of the northeast quarter of
said section, containing eighteen acres,
and fraction off the west half of north
east quarter Of section nineteen, and
fraction off the west half of southeast
quarter of same section. in all contain
ing twenty acres; also, west half, north
west quarter, section twenty, except
twenty acres off the south end Of said
eighth: also, west half, and south half
of the east half of the northeast quar-
ter, and east half, southwest quarter,
section thirty; also, north half, west half
northeast quarter, section thirty-one.
all in township nine, range three, east;
containing in all, five hundred and eigh-
ty-two acres, more or less.
Levied on as the property of defendant
Walton, and will be sold TO satisfy the
above stated cases.
S. HAMBLEN, Sh,G.
By JESSE BRowN, Dep'y.
Dec 81 50-4 lPr fee C041
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smERIFF's SALE.


adams Circuit Court-April term 1910.
Alex. Piper use &c.
Job G. sslph,
RY virtue Of the above stated case 10
me directed will expose to public
sale, for cash, atfhe Courthouse door ia
the town of Canton,
On Monday The Sd dayef February 1910,
The following described tract or parcel
OF Land, to wit:-The W. Of then. "
! Of sec. SO, l. s, r. s. east; and the II.
Of the W. Of the S. w. Of section So.
in same township and range, Containing
about one hundred aud twenty acres, be
the same more or less
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant Job G. Selph, and viii be sold q sa-
tisfy the above stated case.
- s. HAMBLEN,. Sh, z
Dec. 90, 51-4 IPr fee Sill
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LIST OF LETTERS.

ID EMAINING in the Post Office a
"a Canton, Miss. on the 1st day Of jan
uary, 1910 which viii be sent 10 the
General Post Office as dead letters IL
not taken out before the 1st Of April
1910.
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JOHN g. OFT 4 - - - H a1EEN-
AVE- associated t1ea.seiees - sae
= = practice uf 1aesr Procession
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMA ming in tn Post Office at Sharon,
II Mississippi, on the LIST day of January,
1910, which if not taken out IN three months
will be sent 10 the General Post Office as dead
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