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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08
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Ar.y- SPEED lNCREA5Lp -1r9
vaayHE undersigned for The purpose Of
nfIordinr every facility 70 the tray
eIIino community, have made arrange
ments bywhich passengers can Vlsl' every
portion Of the State, without det u ..
delay. Having the most shs'nui aNu
careful drivers, with stock INFERIOR 10 nono
In The United States; they aatter them
selyes ,hat their accommodations VII
secure 10 Them liberal patronage. Inc
lines which the subscribers have control
4 connect with or nlersecteyery route 10 me
State of Mississippi. They will run an ac'
Pronunciation, in four horse post-coaches,
L,ri.weeklv from Jackson, TO Lexlng'
Hon. ~ ,he latter Of which place, the
Coaches to Yazoo City and Dolly Springs
will be in readiness to convey passengers
q mon The arrival Of the accommodation
tSlace. .The time from the city OF Jacks
SON. 10 Holly Springs, 2lS miles, will 30
ihirty,six hours; at this point we connect
with The lines TO Memphis and Nashville,
Tennessee.
o Passengers can be conveyed from Jack
son. 10 Natchez, Columbus, Vicksburg,
1.-The Mississippi and Brandon Springs,
without detention.
We have been particular in selecting
c such "stands," upon the different routes,
J as will ensure to travellers the greatest
e comfort and convenience; and have in
7 consideration Of the times, reduced our
fare about one half.
Passengers for the North, who may
a., A nj
jackson, will not be desained in Lexiug
!, ton.
7 SIMS FISHER, g. Co.
i June 90 32-tf.
sHF RlFk'S SALE
James Cheatham
= VS. pI Fl IA on bond
. Willis ID Wade ct al
Leigh, Maddux, & Go.
Use Of the Union Bank,o Of Louisiana,
- VIZ pl & ia on bond
~ Willis b Wade.
Returnabe 10 Madison Circuit Court
. TO November term 1910.
~ n.y. Y virtue Of the above stated execu.
ED tons TO me directed which issued
10 from the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
he Court Of Madison county, shall proceed
he 10 sell BY way Of public auction TO the
i'll highest bidder for cash, at The cour
he house door in the town Of Lexington
is Holmes county Mississippi. within the
hourr prescribed by law. on the
Sd Monday In August
W, nexi, the following described tract or par
aid eel of lands, to wit: the south half Of sec
ng ,ion number -, township number Is
ers range east; also, section number 7
res township l6, north Of range east,
rty ALSO
the west half0f north east quarter 0
section number lS, township I6, north o
rty range east; also, The west half Of suot
ing west quarter section number 5, TOWNSHIP
and 10, north Orange 3 east; also, the sout
ing half Of west MALI north east quarter q
RE- section number 8, township l6, north Q
led range 3 east; also, the south half 81 cas-
10 half Of north west quarter Of section nun
cas- Der 8, township 10, range east. Cor
tanning 1903 acres, more or less.
Levied mas The property OF Willis
|. Wade % satisfy the above stated exec
SD lions and costs Or suit. WE
, p WYATT, Sheriff
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08
N Office.

n Office.
gWVHE Undersigned having termed a
co-partnership for transacting
general commission business in lac City
d New Orleans, under the firm Of Iialsey
g. Bell. One of,his firm, j. M. Bell
will remain throughout tho season II
vicksburg, and will DO prepared at oil
times 10 receive consignmeDis, and make
advances on Cotton. The Office IS M
80 Banks Alley, New Orleans.
ADRIAN A. HALSEY.
JOHN M. BELL.
J February 29I l6 tf
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08
NlARSlIAL'S SALE.

(, irba,d o Plichagd Returnable TO u. ). |
- ,cnd expo Circuit Cent, to
G,llowa Il Richardson, Nov. term, 1910.
aud Surctes
MRY virtue of The above stated yendiio
w exponas 10 me directed, from the
Hon. United States Circuii Court, Tor The
Southern District Of Mississippi, | will
expose 70 public sale, for cash, before the
Court house door Of Holmes county Mis-
sissippi, on
Monddy the l1M day If September
next, within the hours prescribed by law,
all the right, title and interest, he said
defendant hath in OF TO the following de-
scriLed property, TO wit; lot number
I, lying and being in the town Of 'Tchula,
Holmes county.
Levied on as the property Of the said
defendant, aad wtll be sold to satisfy the
above stated ycnditia exponas and cost Of
suit,
w. NJ. GWIN, Marshal,
BY p. NJ. Ferguson, u. NJ.
August 8 80 s pr, Zee $40 SO
MARsHAL'S SALE.
Perks & Hall Returnsble TO Y. 5.
vs yeha expo Circuit Court, to
4 Wm. +. Austin, ct al & Nov. term 1910.
SurCtics.
TRY virtue OF the above stated venditio
E5JO exponas TO ne directed, from the
I Hon United States Circuit Court for the
Southern District Of Mississippi, will
EXPOSE 10 public sale, for cash, before The
Court house door Of Holmos & uuiy, Mis-
sissippi, en-
Monday The l4th day Of September
next, within the hours prescribed by law
Ian the right, lille and interest, the sait
defendants hath in or to the following
described property, to wit; lots number
222 and 223, containing about four acre
more or less. Levied on as the properi,
w. +. Austin.
--ALSO--
Lot number 33, levied on as the propcrt
of Nelson Fike. All Of said lots lyin
and being in the town Of Lexington. an
lots 222 ana 2a3, has fine dweilin
! house and olhero houses, situated Their,
! Ion. All Of said property has been levie
on as above stated, and will be sold |
, satisfy the above stated vendilio expoct
I and cost Of suit.
w. NJ. GWIN, Marshat,
{ BY p. M. Ferguson. ID. M.
AupustS 80 8 pr fee 81
Z
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08

TAX COLLECTOR'S SALE.
will sell 10 The highest bidder tor
rceshS before the Court house door Of my
county on the Ord Monday 10 August
next the following described property 10
Iwit: lots numbers IA, 75 md 10. Assess
sed as The properly OFT w BsaIl for tbs
year 1890.
] WALTON, nc, nc.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08

TAX COLLECTORS SALE
| will sell 70 the highest bidder for
cash, before the court house door Of my
county on the third Monday in August
next, the following described property, TO
wit; four acres If land, more or less the
place on which N e Rives now resides,
north Of the lot on which John M Brown
formerly resided, and east opposite the lot
occupied BY William r. Austin.
Assessed az the property Of y E Riyes
for the year 1880.
n WA1 ROW rur
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-24

We owe our readers nm apology rcr not
furnishing them with the Presidents Mes-
snge at an earlier date-we we're expect.
ing to receive some extra copies from
Jackson, which if we had received as We
expected we should, we would have given
it 10 our readers sooner than we con1
have printed it Ourselves. BIT the Gig
Bugs" OF Gotham disappointed Us, Hhich
compelled US to dsappoint you.
To those who have not read il, VIC say
do so-for it is an able and we'll written
document, and contains much valuable ia-
formation.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-24
NOTICE.

IS FORWARN all persons from trad
81 ing Tor three notes signed by me, and
made payable TO Hiram Davidson, de-
ceased, as the consideration for which I
gave said notes has failed, shall not pay
them unless compelled by law.
One note for three handred dollars, dat
ed November 18Th, 1886, and due on tho
FIRST of January, 1888.
One note for four hundred dollars, dat.
ed Nov ember 18th, 1886, md due in
January, 1889.
One note for two hundred dollars, dated
November 18th, 1886, and due in jam.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-24

1t is lucky for MS that We have 10 new.
ofinterest from Congrcss-lar if we had,
tho Presidents Message takes up so much
room, that we should lot be able to pub
fish it; but still, we are rather more for
nnaie than some ofour neighbors, who are
complaining bitterly about the irfeg llaritv
of The mails, for they were never moro
regular than nt the present ,ime-hut we
90 not value them much, for they contain
nothing but stale pepers, which are Of no
service to us. Congress may be froze up,
tor all that we know, and the S ale Legs.
laturc ditto.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-24
NOTICE.

yaSliE public are hereby cautioned
d against taking two notes drawn l,v
mr. in favor Of James Simmons or order.
dated October 9Th, 1889; one PAYABLE 10
one year from its date; the other payable
IN two years from lis date; euch for The
sum OF two hundred and nine dollIs and
interest added, rs have received no con
sideratlon thereof. They were wrongful.
y delivered 10 said Simmons BY n. 3.
Oliver of franklin; contrary to agreement.
and without consideration Of any kind,,nd
| shall not pay them
WILLIAM S. WARD.
Jan 81 II On
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-24

obviously conferred on General Govern.
menf, would authorlz, It's interference, or
justify course that might, in the highest
degree, increase, at the expense OF the
States the poweroflhe Federal authorities
nor do doubt that the States viii np-
Ny the rcmedy.-Wubin The last few
Years, events have appealed TO them too
strongly to be disregardel. They have
seen that the Constitution, though thco-
rriicaI!y adhered to, is subyeried in prac-
ticc; that while on thesA'ue books there
is no legal tender but gold and silver, no
law impliliGg lie obligations Of contracts
yet that, in point Of facl, he privileges
conferred on banking corporations have
made their notes The currency Of lhe coun-
Try; that The obligations imposed by these
uulcs are violated under the impulses Of
interest convenience; aud that the nun.
Der aud power Of the persons connected
with these corporations, or placed under
their inn1once, give them fearful weight
when their interest is in opposition to the
spirit Of the constitution aud laws. 70
the people 1t is Immatenal whether these
results are produced by open VIOLATIONS Of
The latter or by the workings Of a system
Of hich the result is The suine. An IN
heAi"!e execution even "' lhe cHH'in9
statutes OF most Of the States, would re-
hre5s D.aHy evils now endured would c(.
regularly sh'" t'e oa.'hs NE dahge's OF
"is'naIare'iithi' WHEN iA'pphi'y euconT-
ages 'h1HA 70 iePea'; ana "ou'l teach all
corP"f"'io'S ''I9 oseidl iess"' 'Hal taey are
me su'Jea's OF l;lr law, ana the servants
81 me people. " ha' Is s1l "aa'ing I"
enoc' 'hrae 'Nj'c'S mus nc Sought IN ao-
''i'Ioiu' Ne's'a '''"' OF u 'n0' re il'd"e'
q"a'c' ~ S"OuI 'lei Cons ! "i'uiaI gran
of 'cS u ''u'"S 10 l'ay "I'"@ Us "a(N i',"
'he pam ''oi' With VIC navy 80 "'u'!!
"a"u req.
Ia 'ae H'e'n''''''' II IS '"o "u'y u t"e
Ecnt'"' H,' '"'''D''' - O",'P''"'o "''''
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'ulu"ohN' Po"t'S' an. '''e c'''o' c'"'e"' o.
us 'AtauhS Laws "e cN'o"' !" "N'c'
II may 90 - .! Ia .'''' '''ac ''i'e'''''
"tSc az e'''! "1' CIV ~ "'' ,'e WIS., :, ~
., congress 'ao se' ' o"'"i70 VIZ H. n' ':
"""Ec an, ~ Is i'C"'"''"' 'i'I" vs. ~ o'o
erect 'A1 P''"~'F''S y ''''i ''i''Y quo Ia"
c'''s'l"'iy 0A'0''',5 ou' "" ,,'4 = 49, 49,
~ y, d1o"' u1''oo '"' s'o p.o' Gus ~ Ii'
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-24
TO THE PUBLIC,

TO THE PUBLIC.
TOT Office Is hereby gwen to oil per.
1V sons interested, that | shall at tho
April term, 1910, of The Probate Court Of
the county Of llolmcs, in the Slate of Mis-.
sIs3lppl, petition said Court for leave to
surrender the letters of Administrator
hitherto granted me by said Court, of tho
estate OF James VI Lucas, deceased.
II. II. FULTZ, Admr.
Jan q IL low
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-24

We learn by tie Yuzoo City VhIs thai fhs
river is Sufficiently high for the boat, to bcrints
advertise their regular trip, between that place
and tle por's below
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-24

high, by the name of Griffin, with large
scar on his. tight side, extending up ana
on the right arm, and think on the back
of The right hand, occasIoned by a burn.
lie is a good fiddler. aud about twenty.
five or thirty years old. Any person who
will apprehend said negro and lodge him
IN any jail in the state, SO can get him,
will he entitled IN .ha n bora ro...~d
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-24
$40 REWARD.
WASHINGTON, December 2, 1859.

20 Runaway from the sub
G9 sciiber on the 9TH day of July,
pN/ 1889, a black Negro, about
fr-ssIlISSs.la.a five feet. seven O. ten inrhns
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-11
c,NroN rIprrcANon oLrn.

- ia Gseys& |ggss. l29@ lup mg' a. '"V
Court house on Monday the OH OF Ju'T r''
sunni to adjounmcnti
The Club after having been called 10 order
proceeded 10 the adopdonof the following res
oludous,
On motion Of &c Tuppct Esq
Resolved, Thattbc Chair appoint Commit
Tee Of five, to draft resolutions for tho meeting
on Monday next
Tho following gentlemen composed the come
mittee,
Messrs. T. c, Tuppoh j. N. Garrett y
Y. Mitchell, r. J. cotchings and John G. olI
On motion,
Resolved that tho Chair appoint a suitable
person to address the Club at its next regular
meeting;
John II, Rollins was appointed to address
the Club at its meeting on the 2oh instant
On motion Of r, c, Tuppcy Esq
Resolved, That committee be appointed
for the reception of the delegations from other
counties, at the Cabin
The members of the Committee, are
Messrs. J. II. Rollins, 5. d, Livingston, I, j
Catchings, VIM. Mcbride, w. Droue, George
Cahooa, r. II. Williamson, W. A. Fort w
Smith, John Stone Ir., Jesse Heard, G, r. W
Nelson, r. S. Salmon, VIM Riley, and DR.
James Slaughter
On motion Of G. Il. w Nelson,
Resolved, That the Chair appoint commit
tee of five to suporintend the receiving OF pro
visions and burbecunng the same for the dinner
'fhc Chair appointed, Messrs, John Stone Jr
Williamson Smith, j. II, Dalton, I. 5. salmo
and James Lancashire, SAID committee.
! Major JOra G, 0tS 'hen rose aud address,
.---r-'.-~ s..-.s.-...- as., aS..nsnt .pessh, an
was followed by Col. Thos. T, Hunt N ano'f
er short, but able speech, after which, the Gu
adjourned,
GEO. y. HENRY, Pre't
'II'''' Y, y~,s ~. 49,,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-11

Ii is said that some, even of our poll
teal friends. are not aware Of the ORR
gin Of the Wing battle-cry Of LOG
Cabin and Hard Cider.n We can tell
is origin The Baltimore Republican,
the Maryland organ Of the Admlnistra'
sioG. sno0f.8g al the I'D mar.wose sol-
der Of North Bend Al the tine Of bis
nomination for The Presidency, sud-
~Giptsha0l,@ s7Ssalag Aard. Cidet, aad
settle on him pension Of S2,O0O
year, and our word iof il, he vii 81 The
remainder 81 bis DAYS eonicn'ed IN a
res ralip . Tho United States 0,a1olte
describes forcihly and Mslly fife eaegt
- .hls most lnsolent sheer upon sae llgh
sairii Of Chs s5aaisy Tss' e~rnr SAYS
Sung @ nc quick By Tbs Insult f. =
veteran solilsG s1anl politician. nnd
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-11

The following Infamous ialsehood,
which we believe originally appeared IN
the Je6ersonian, has been going the
Of the federal press for some
/, ma ,''''se'~', ,,.v. ~ .,.s .
ii am assured, by
a gentleman of tho highest standing in
society, who travelled with Gen. Harrl.
son a few days ago, on board steamboat,
from North Bend to Cincinnati, that he
was brought out on the subject of Adolf
ton /; that he expressed himself freely
upon that topic, and advocated every
principle which characterizes the shame
ful doctrine, (if it be allowable to apply
this term to such faction } that he ex-
planned his vote in Congress upon the
question of admitting Missouri into the
Union as a slave-holding state, in the
following way He said he voted in nc.
cordance with the wishes Of the people
Of that state declared that he was en-
tirely opposed to the extension Of slave
ry in the west, and boosted that he would
get the support of the abolitionists and
| am further assured that all who heard
him were satisfied that he was thorough.
y ond radically an abolitionisi."
As soon as it appeared, the editor Of
the Fredericksburg Arena wrote to Bon.
Drake, Esq. Of Cincinnati, making en-
quiry Of that gentleman or to the truth
or falsehood of the story. The follow
ing is his response, and no man who ever
heard Of him will doubt for moment
the truth Of single word he utiers.--
He is gentleman Of the FIRST respecla.
bility, of unimpeaehable veracity. Hear
what he says;
ClyriSaAU. May 20, 1910.
Dear Sir :~sYcar letter OF fhe ig,h 81
May, referring to an article in the JeIer.
sonian, feputIishod in The Richmond I'm.
qulrer, OF the 'f2m nisiaii,, NsebaY
Cen liarrisun's vote on the adnission
Of Missouri into the Union, and his pre-.
seni views Oh ,ho subject o. abolition.
vas received lis.s s..feqr. e. 49, ..p a. +.
iaa,a jls' s-5 20 interview eiih Gen
Harrison. ana nave shgsn nm yous is;.
tiers. r. weil a. the Article % which itrr
iers, as republi-had IL the Eaqulfsf. esd
fan authorized ~ Atm p dfclars fhai a.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-11


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$50. s. Ta.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-11
onDrn ~ rHoCrssfoN ron ~

"H@H itJIf MAfsftn,
ftg gmsauaa t'I ~ armqi n' 3 ;
u,f7a. aa zee ml s8ase II Canton
vbaner d will march through tho Eas.
eln centre gate Mo Libofty street,
thence down 10 Ccwrs street thence
aiong Centre .t,eei 10 The North west
corncr Of tho Public square, thence
lss.. !. ..l4Ag ,l.Algj !, h. I. iEe -op.N
west corner Of the square thence f'ast
along poaco street, o. the " Log CabiT"
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-11

BREAcH OF PBoMsB,--A malala \
brought up coIoured man in PhI'A
phio, on Tuesday for breach Of Pn9a
Of marriage, lie was unable sgiAI
ltt "a 'EeeU-ilfti tsfs oF2fiaOa.aa&9lSgs.
further trouble he tddSei'ss's ~
tho E4sl ou. lie sgo'. This was d1
and all parties went away saI'''0
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-11
NOTICE.

puRING my absence from s,d NJ e. e
~ those indebted to the .d 3' ao 4 a.t
+. w. Nelson q Ioi WV h,"",j,d 6
notes aud accounts in The n lsnai ljsn
Shackleford, where lhey WV
10 call and settle the sanie vrIS0N
" GEO. +. W N'' M
July If, 1910.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-11
pRonrcE GROCERY ~

fylDYpagr1tSs.lg& = 9-'a So /.
HsHE subscriber bas ll'. .5 ~, ,sasis g
,,c,. eD,,ea4 . iqli aa a...l.. !.
sor,mcnl Of Produce ap1 e,.b o.
Vi, Oh, he viii sell los Io o. - u.s.
l3a aiihe highest mafks' 9..sbe,i'.
3 lsfgr ceipa warsnoa'. .. = use q
vseo.s Ga Cotton 20 HfA-
tMt8rtafe o. l'f
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-11

p,rp.-.A,thc residence Of d. b. : NV ~
dcrson near this place, on the sou a . ' Y,
lingering illness Of some Weeks guy" r...e.,
GRAHAM, of Lincoln County, nor" '''
AZ the age Of 10 years
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-11

We invite attention to tho whtn
our paper of to-day from the VtS,Sg
Wing, Loco locos read it, mdtm
then still charge Gen, llOrds@ VIII
fayoriug abolition, you cad m''~
pleasure of doing i, kSogiNg ii9s
fnlsn. 49,, --.--,.- w. ---. .. !.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-11

Come BACK TO FIRST rRNcIrtS'-A M N.
em editor says that the rivers ar eo N, '. \,
tbal t,,r, have tsqnat any time t'''' w ~
Toa az he fttitTtr3Nsi~r-s''-sri~.s,.....,,..
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-11

The editor Of tho "Siorn is striking around
him in every direction, like m adder with his
tail pinned to the ground but we are ineInet
to think he is"not much Of a snake after ALL
Notwithstanding he coils and spreads his head
as tho he was "mighty Piscn." Keep cool,
your suakoship, tho the poison of loco loco-
ism hasrcndercd you blind, yet You are tangie".
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-11
Nv wv 90 lha tnn 49,. .

:" ho Will vote The vaa ,s.. -.
w "'fa sta pafe9y 4lmTe
ihd pfstasi a.i#aasa a ~ .t,...
Az who wish % haze piopsfs ~.
description ulaeai osa M Nv
third Ne lormafyaie.
All who wish 70 see lbsss.s
''ss ~S .t9ae'aitheraasa .e4g,, mss'. y
s'as ia.ssa41saa ,ass, I.
WI VINO wish re hays lhs ss,. n
him whose money is loaned On 49,,
mortgage doubled
Rosa, Asa's VI. s,a..,s ~, ,s.ll,,, M ., ,...
without property remain Door o,.,,
All such as prefer tho inlo,s.l,,j
office holders to the interest, II 49,
pie, ''"
In one wori--all who are IA h,ns
the hard money sub.ircasury y,pn
who will vote the Harrison rI,lu.
All who wish for an improvement,
the financial and business lcond,to,
the country
All who wish to have property ,ns
at its fair value, and Iabour receive h
just rocompense
All who wish to have young mon Of
character but without property, stand an
equal chance with the sou Of hsweal,Ny
noighbor.
All who believe that the cond,dono
our working men has been better than
Of the working men Of Europe, and Who
wish to have it remain so,
All such as prefer the interests otA
people to that Of the office holders,
All who are willing totry the eSri
mont Of u change Of rulers, and aNn
so bound by the shOckloss Ola partyss
DO afraid 10 do so.
In short--OIl who are opposed 70 he
hard money sub treasury system
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-11

VxvEare authorised 10 aon ~ FRsynod :
" ), Rannels, Esqs .., :, :" ,1Isoloas
= candidate Tor District Attorney
Rollins, resigned -
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-11

Owing 70 de grss; number q advertise
menia for this weeks paper, wee have been cont
pfiisd to defer .he Publication Ct ihe address Of
= y. sisuaag e., a.aasasA fuvmaaeatiaps
sud tiFae.a, ssa assFiF 1T ihn editorial pee
pared Tor TINS numbst. ~. aags been eashls
le prostate pager Il ihs pfafsT size. put ~'li
next week publiah an satia %, tae faiFss q
Distressing ai the great qaaoHt' IF mausl AZ
fsaaf .n ieHs
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-11

The following infamous ialsehood,
which we believe originally appeared IN
the Je6ersonian, has been going the
rounds Of the federal press for some
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

There has been remarkable feature the stock market
today u Bank declined per cent Harlem improved
Delaware and Hudson II cent Ia Manhattan stock
have been sales being decline Of three cent
from asking price of Monday The condition Of this instr
ton SUCH that there exists great difficulty procuring suit
able persons the investigating committee The
given the refusal BY Mr. Palmer that there
Of the Merchants Bank equally a. bad those
Manhattan Bank and he could with propriey sit in udg
ment Mr. Whites errors having committed palpabe
ones Similar deferred Mr. Parish Of the Pine
nix Bank from acting; and Mr. James Boorman has been
ieced This appointment doubtless equally acceptable
TO White either of the others would have been There
little doubt from the movements Of those interested that
desperate will be made the committee
and those in Office the opportunity
TO shave the merchants again when
time and divide the proceeds among small family cir
ele Those who continue their accounts where
such przctses known 10 exist will have small 10
complain their again brought to the grndstone
There very little change, either in foreign domestic
change money retains its Money cannot be
obtained bond and mortgage at short strictly
per very scarce bat will doubtless that the
navigation Of the North river is open.
We received additional Of the free banks
among which the ohe North American Trustand
Banking Co As the Of this institution have excited
Of late compile table Of the returns three
different periods which shows the the bank for
year, as follows:-
rosrH AMERICAN TRUST AND BASxrSc
q. ENDING Jss.S1, 1870 a. coMrAR-
Ko WITH raE RETuRss MApH JANUARY ], isseAsp July