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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
MIR. WEBSTER'S SPEECH.

Celtbrdtion Of The 4M n july in WassachaseHs.
The following letter gives account OF The tcle-
braion al Barre 4 Mass where Mr.. Webster attended
aud spoke. II will be seen thar that distinguished
gotlepau repeated al home. what lac declared al Al.
cxa ndta, ihai tho Wings Of thu North recognze.
aud viii MAINTAIN The rights guaranteed under The
Co institution To The South. The annnnelatlon
was greeted with tho same bursts Of applause ir
the bosom If the Old Bay State. that II wasup-
IN the borders Of the Old Domlnlun Such man
ileslalions OF rndly l,shng between People. whose
sites shoulder 20 shoulder, poured out lber bloud
together N the common aud ardunus struggle FOR
freedom and lndependen,e,are gratifying evidences
that the days Of the Republic are not yet Number
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
hover Of ii. eoua,p, BY defining The rsputs,on Of

homer of he counisy by dtfsmng the reputs'on oil
her sons.
lie m eht say much moro ON Ills anil Other to.
pics. but he wo,.l1 abstain, lie would not us''H
he company by aolnadserting on other TOPICS
1na1 y abn sious 10 ruth. lie hid an hbldlh2
nflcnoe Ia the good sense oil the American reo
pie Thrs would ,ebake those Who resaiied l"
nassrus =niaiion ride. TO attain iheir ends ~
limsrii h. designed nl what he had said 10 sndl.
cate h nisell against The Implied charge OF having
entered int a conspiracy against the Sonth. lie
stood uow Were had always stood; aud "heie
hr should aiN " stand.
Br THE COMMITTEE.
BENJAMIN Watkins Leigh: Virginia sP rde-1he
Expongrng Espuugeti Like old Fabfieius-it were
ras To iurn the ltain bis Than 10 tuin
hes from the path Il honor
tllefe NJ. l.. arose, and unclaimed The attention
lne & mp ~ by most ihuIug, eloquent. ehef-
eeuc speech, ~ nhch-speahirg. rs lac dtl = Eng
isi only" he zen some very plan, puneeni and
pointeu thfns The caiumDialofs ol oi'nrrsi
Hanson. aud 10 lie adhtfeul- Of Tie Neilhein
nan wilh Southe. u principles
John Robertson: WIN The eye q the Eagle he
has scanned fns condition OF his county, md ils
hrighi looks tell that polll,,sl himamenl Is
skiklIue with thr feues al 81 hoIe
Mr.. K delivered briefly sumo powerful, patf''
oile and like he distinguished gentleman before INN.
"plan. pungent and ponled" remarks, IN inll AMI
perfect keeping with Tie cdsIdn oi lie celebration,
ADD IN harmony with the most enlarged aud elevated
patiioiism
BY Joseph Segar. Esq. William {. Preston aud
WaGdy Thompson Jr. The rue Jhryairy oi South
Ca1olua-lhe RIAL not MOCK supporters Of State
Rights
b. NJ Bower. Esq. John c. Calhoun; IA gid
ed Halo lowering fouod decay -
Il, X. Lorou. E,q, ian mvlted gues') Amos
Kendall and has Cb loren: II they ale frightened al
The drchafge o Hc pop guns IN Washington, what
.,tlI b.r. n lie IlaT
shah thunder IN iheif ears III November Poof
creatures
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
From Tie Petersburg hteiagencer, Julv11.
MIRDER

John b. Slaughter murdered joseph w p,.,.
10 b'andiord' on Thursday last, under the loou,s,e
circumstances: "'nS
II appears that lew days ago. Slaueh,er. uh,
has Deeh Troublesome character in our rown
many years, received an anonymous leuer wa,ni,,
nun To leave Town IN twenty days under urnal,s
oil being iynched Pledge, understanding ,ha, J..
was accused by Slaughter of having mrl,ru tins 10,
ter, called on Thursday. At his door 10 Blando,d
and demanded oil Slaughter his reasons for cha,g,na
hun WIN the authorship Of the letter. Slau,6,.s
repeated the charge, aud added some words NJ
abuse. Pledge started to tide off butwss STONED
by the continued abuse Of Slaughter and al,ebfng
from ms morse, Threw brick at Slaughter, which
did not stthe him whe,eupon Slaughter advanc
ed on Pledge, with pistol IN each hand, tPledg.
al the same Time retfeating,) and when in lew "a
ces Of linn fl ed and gave Pie dye a wound of winch
he died III the couise of an hour Slaughter wa.
arrested IN a few minutes after he had communal
the dreadful deed, aud is IN Jail
Pledge was an industrious, respectable man and
has left Ife and five children, who were de,en
dent On his exeitions ior then support.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
ST. Louis. .July 2.
NJ MAMMOTH SKELETo

MAMMOTH SKELETONS NH KucH has iust re-
turned from three months tour up The Missouri,
pr curing mammoth bones aud Uiier curiusIties lot
his museum This city. He brought with him
twenty boxes If mammoth bones exclusively. We
have not seen Mr.. X. himself, but We understand
mat he has brought with him two perfect skeletons,
obe OF which is The largest ever found. either IN
whole part. 1t is said 10 be eighteen ,eel high.
The cir, umtetenoe Of The thigh bone Of which is
iotiy-iwo inches. They found about one
hundred rles from Boonville, on a stream called
Shoa Creek. Rcpab.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

1t appears that the discoveries alleged to have
been very recently made by he American Explo-
riug Squadron Il by Two French vessels, were made
by Mr. ,lleny, master OF a Blush sealing vessel,
The 9th OF February, 1899. The New York A
merIcau oules from the Nautical Magazine efIhal
year the account o the discovery, aud according Ia
At, the land corresponds IN latitude and long itud.
aud IA Other particulars with that which the French
and Americans have lai'ly visited Doubtless the
latter were ignorant of Mr.. Balleny's aocouui.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

Crops IN he Vrgmia Yailey.-The Winchester
Vnglnian Of Jul, IL says:
The present week is one, in which our farmers
are actively engaged III the business of harvesting
Their grain. The rye has been almost total failure
Toe wheat and OATS throughout the Valley will
probably yield scanty average crop-ihe oats ra,
tber more-thr wheat will fail sion Of il, beng par
TALLY injured by the within the last ten DAYS
The c,ois OF grass have been abundant, aud well
secured
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

1t is mentioned, as we happy TO observe, that
the vile oi General Harrison. who has been serious
y III, IS now cunvalescen. Judge Hall. in his Lie
Of General Harrison, written several years ago, says
OF TINS estlmahe lady, that she is 1.-THE daughter Of
john Cleves Synmes, the founder of the Miami
settlements. She has been The faithful compap ion
Of this dlslnsus shed patr'ot, during tie various
peris and vcssudrs Of hs wonderful hfe, and sill
lives I" witness the maturity Of his fame aud the hon
ors pad HIM by a graceful county,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

We learn from The Princeton Wing thai the New
jersey State Central Commune are making piepa-
ralons to receive The legal, elected Representatives
to Congress Iran that State (but ho we've exc I'D
ed from their rigillul seals the council Of the
oatioD) wIth proper DEM nslfatuns of feeling, on
then f'tnln trum Washington, II IS rropused Ia
receive Them on the battle ground al T,enion, ON
the 22d inst toselher with such Of the w mig n en-
bers OF Congress as ay accompany Them Their
way home.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

Memorandums on Newspapers sent perFost-A
case "a, lried on Tuesday, III the U. ). Count at
Boston, for the recover, of penalty OF five do'sfs'
for a violation OF Post Office law, in writing ne"
orandum upon the margin Of paper. Inc manu-
writing could no, be proved, and u verdict oi no
gully had 10 be rendered.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

The st. Louis Gazette mentions that two steam
boats have been chartered to bring down the 9Th
regiment Of infantry from Prairie du Chen. This
regiment is $40 strong. aud will be sratioued at ef.
ierson Barracks TIL September, when it will pro-
ed to FLORIDA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

Extraordinary Yieid.-Wc were shown, n"
days since, at the residence oil Ms M"rssfe' 0"''
"A stalk upon winch were ttcenfy fire ears OF oo'"'
The crop, generally is very promising inns se1 =.
aud should all prove as prolific as thus. 'hefe wiz
n, dause, of famine honever much The umes arc
out OF Joint. Ndtchtz fTee I'""S'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

D , awALLowiSs a NrrpLE-A gen,,.u,
Ln'l"uelpl pa Spnt Of lie r,nl,s' WI" says the
b sil''e'eu with cancer IN his I, t,onesed
70, a@og NE proper poaiou for y, aud
WI ss'ela' months happened to be IN Tho AZ. We cure
vi Mr.. Stafford, IN Sixth SIZE, hsla ,'e ufug Store
+ tfu'y afternoon. DR.. Ford, of ca,h..'e on
oe'ns present. the sufferer showed him. -. sueet
'nu was expaila.ihg upon the probabuv If ,, '''d'
"hen Tie octornfurn.ed hun than ba y us cur,
ms disorder; that he had not cancer a'l mistaken
me lhh-med H. XII bited tie pom, of
sn'.n ~.ih sumo fleuliy lie extracted. MA,
,ha, 'J ha 's wen as ose'joy.d, aud sany,p
10 nc '"u swallowed net die some en- mo ~
oeio'e' lie Is INV dong quite well. W. ''OD'n'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

fe occurred in Nachtz on the morning of the
ID jay, Under-the- Hill, winch destroy ed i've frame
tu ldlngs. j. broke ID IA leaker occupied by Mr..
Hogan and extended rapidly 10 the adj tcegt build
mes The property destroyed was wonh fully
$4,000.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

QuEsTTor AND ANswER-" The Nashville u
Mon is newspaper devote TO the federal Execu.
tive. General Ja.ksou's last communication 10 Tie
public was made through IT'S columns. 1t is bis own
fayofi,e organ at home.
From he Nashville Union Of J,ne
'.What man OF sense. who can read aud under
staud the English language, will tow make bod to
pretend hiatt National Bank is CONSTITUTIONAL"
From Jacksons Message, Juiu 10, 1899
" Tha, Bark Of he United States competent 10
all the duties which may be required BY the govern,
menI, NIGH be so organized not 10 infringe on
our delegated powers ~ the reserved rphs OF Tie
States, do not entertain doubt Had the Exeou.
tive bsen called npon 10 furnish The pip.el Of suel
IN institution the duty wouid hare been theerjaa,
Performed"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

seaman Uo' F,s. N rue VII. /, =,
eond tune ' a,n Livingston WHO mn n inisa a,.
offence 70, % "I's. having been pardon ed '5',a
sad been seaene. vas eO9deoed 10 DEAN lea ne 6
cese ons handysa sne , BY the Court msrra' ra'
sentence has Leen approved BY .ns and that this
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

JAMES r. PRiNeLE, Esq, Collector of the Port
Of Charleston, dled on the lob INST. The da, be
fore his death he bad forwarded lns eration and
the day alter hls Appointment Ia the ofice OF Re
cever OF Public MONIES under the snn-tteasury arl
WAS received. He was an esteemed aud txcellen,
citizen.
Dr. Joseph johnson has been app oinled Collector
of The port oil Charles on. vice james r. Punge re
signed. ADD who died The da, after his resi- guaton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
From The u. S. GQzeite.

Brother KiLLED.-The Lagrange (Tenn)
Wing states that while driving deer few DAYS
since. in Pamela county, Mississippi, Mr.. c, B.
Polk accidentally shot his younger brother.
Napoleon Polk, which caused his immediate
death
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

what Will The Wigs say when they are told tina,
M'' he"aan ada. thousand 10 his subscription
last dally!-[Va. Relormer.
We shall say whsrwe always said-lha he is tht
greatest aldG 10 Christendom.-[Lo Louisville jour
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

Execution Five negroes concerned III 'ne .a A. -,
der of Mr.. Alexander Atkinson, were eAc."eo
the 9Th Of July on tho plantation oil 'he oe.. ss
near Brunswick, Georgia, where The m"'u''
committed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

RECEIVER GENERAL.-W We learn from tie Boston
Post. tt al Isaac ll has bee n nominated 10 the Sc
naie by Ihr President. for the office of Receiver
General OF New Eogland-to reside In Buston.
The editor OF the Post hn Ks il doubt lul. b4 viewer,
whether Nil Ii II viii accept OF the appointment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

New ua,en. on , iI9uoVhRiD.-An Irish Lahore,
and ,ane aero ya,, was digging Goania',on
',eo "'Ih donboons aud oher stone jar
ud'e pfof TO the year l7es. tn so.u' all bear
ol.,,an a. was lo"nd, was occupied ,ln,s' W.
w i'n' .. SUPPOSED English senIs,nas The tes.
mn'"s, VINO died suddenly, aud VIZ" named
'd. -, a"a,,'eu 'n'o II was found thai bs a'' 'n'rs
'olos 10 pay even his small d,n,s '''"' ne had no
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

VIE subscriber has ust returned from the
Northern cities. where lie has purchased. under
ire mast favorable circumstances large and general
assortment OF Drugs, Medicinr Paints. Oils Dive
SUNS fetinmery, Fancy articles. &c. &c, TO the
'.'1u,'on OF winch he invites his friends. customers
and the public generally feeling con6dent ,i,, 10
cannot fail to give entire Satisfaction.
ID. X. LYMAN. Sign Golden
1oo Mortar Bank square, Lyuchbu,e, Va.
lmil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
MISS COLEMAN

Nv ILL recon nance her School at The Couaoe
~ near Lyncbbnrg, on Monday, he ooh ms,
Terms Tor the session OF five months, so. incL,d;na
every thing. ~''' '".''''"s
VI Particular attention will be paid to Music.
Julyle Ne.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
From The PHILADELPHIA Nal. Gazette yulull.


Horrd Murder.-Abonl noon on Friday a mn,
dei committed III house IN Juniper snee, u,.,
Arch, by some person unknown, on the person of s.
young woman named JullaLa Jordan Several
eashes had been 1ilieted upon her throat, and ht,
hands and one arn were cu1. apparently with rszor
Which was found on the floor by those no were
first dawn 10 the spot by the cry of murder uttered
by the unfortunate woman. She a married
woman, but had been separated from her husband
Tor several years, AID WAS II hoarder in The house
where the Geed MAS commiued, which Was occuplrd
by Mr.. A. ii. Davis. Medical assistance vas imms.
att ~ brought IL lie SPOT, hu The sufferer died in
about an hour. About d dozen witnesses were ea.
ahmed, and although tfe testimony given by Mrs
DAVIS Coz ieted with that Of aDutier witness lle
Coroner's jury had no conclusive evidence TO
lmplIcae duy ONE, aud therefore r"tulued as YER.
diet "ttal the deceased hen death BY
w uuds in the EEK made with a razor. But by
whom Inflicted Is 10 the jury unknown"
From The u. S. GaseHe.
Various rumors are ahoat respecting the cause
by violence in jumper srtet. 1t is known that the
Cotoner's jury ere unable TO eclme verdict at
all upon he subject, and it is confidently asseued
thai the wounds upon her body were such as could
net have b, en- Inflicted by her own hands. 1hess
IA story current of a man having been seen ahoutlhs
Tine when the womans cries alarmed the ntlglhor
hood, descending rom window al the back OF the
house: but What {, undatIor there exists for The
meni, We are unable TO say
We understand that the man and his wife with
whom the deceased boarded have been commllsd
10 prison.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

an lncadent.-The STANDARD relates a singular
occurrence winch took place on The fourth. An
old gentleman nom Indiana passing up Chtsuut
street, observed crowd near the State House.
20 elbo"lbe his way IN 10 the midst, he found a
oiscnsson gong on between trend OF General
Hariison aud Mr.. Van Buren,. Aller listening a
lev mon ents, he aeeosted the Van Buren, man aud
inquired, 'Dd not hear you style General HaT.
rison cotoard ~ "les," replied The man, IL c,ll
NINA coward, and Dave a rig In call hun, I !
sno" nun well and served under him al Fou
Msles. ID yGu know me p asked our friend
ifon' lndiana. The man replied he did not. YES y
said TIE lnolanian, you do-you must Ger
fanny remember Capiaip - Of the con,
pany 10 winch you say you 'serUed.'r The 600,
old sreich Immediately BECAME pale with fear -
- ", uid not EXPOSE YOU, coe,iuued our friend, ri
j had Doi caught you traducing your comInandef
and utieting hugs which you know 10 b. a. false
as your ewnheari." Turning TO the bystanders, III.
lndtapsn coninined--'Gentlemen tins hite hair.
ca Old wretch belonged To a COMPANY commanded
BY me a. Foit Meigs under General Harrlsoo-hr
was publicly dfpnmed out &C The ca d. afer the re.
tre-' Of the Bnilsh and Indians. for theft and the
Rfossesi co9ardite. The effect upon the PEG plt
may oe e"s'i, imagined. Phil. North Amer.
SLIGHT observation-disclosures Foster and Jehusou.
electo.at candidates in Tennessee had an appoin,-
ment TO sprak Russelvie IN ahat Sale hui ef Ger
tain reasons iaied T. visit The place at ALL loco ioco
c"ne-pends,t ~ the Knoxville Argus, however no
anavsne q tic aiaie, aud supto-sifg that they ba
sr"Astt ~acpto = aipatesfas ,vioteout paTticut
lar aceoun, Of ibem psi, nded speeches and s,sea
TIA, eight Wigs had been converted to The admins
Nation ,sth hy The DISCUSSION
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-04
rux .r.rE or MISSISSIPPI.
MADISON COUNTY,

gg the Probate Court Of said County
HyO all persons interested in the LANDS,
Il tenements and Entertainments o.
Ellis p. Passnore. deceased--GTeefifags
You are hereby cited 10 appear before
the Probate Court Of said county, at d
rag,,lor tern thereof, to be holden at the
coS3rt-bousa OF said county on the iourin
Monday OF December next, then ana
there to shew cause. if any you nave,
,ybv said court should not then order ana
decree that the lands, tenements ana
Of said deceased be sold,
- vii gouth half of cast half OF north
west quarter and south hall OF sectloh
tbirtv-one, township ten, range TWO east
north half and southwest quarter, sec
ton six. west half Of north east quarter
and east half of northwest quarter and
north haffof southwest quarter, section
five. township nine, range two east and
west half of southwest quarter, section
twentv-one and south halfof east hall oil
southeast quarter, section twenty-one
east half Of northeast quarter, section
twentv-nine, and north half OF section
twentv-eight, township twelve, range
four east.
Witness. the Honorable Thomas Shack
elford. Judge OF Probate of said county
the fourth Monday of October, IN tho
wear Of our Lord one thousand eigh
hundred and thirty-nine and seal OF SAT-
court.
Issued the 31st day of October, 1888
JOHN T. CAMERON, CLERK.
November Q, 1889. 1850
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-04

TIME undersigned having assely er~ct-
u Cd end 81 n flasl ana sa~r~~ssssl
operation. a sPleutsa >seam 50 NJ
on Big Biack. het4een Esase- ae4
Wills as Ferry abaut > nla-s >sEsh-
east from Cansca, 81 leaxe aa aa5ssrua
those Who vlsh ~ rareaase lssaa.sr 81
any descripslon- has shey are aa@ nae-
cared Is execute orssers fer anv aaesesa1
II the shortest nnstes-. au# us a. loss fss'ss
n Il eaa b obfa5ne1 - zhe eoaezsrs -
They will sell issuahsr aa.A esiiser e as
RATS a. any peinE 81 BE- Bass Naea
a sufficient eusas1ty usav - ressalrss4 ~
iastifv the expense fersans asaag o.
the vicinity Ct By BiaeS es1eEss1 q sa-
fscient caansity - buaai an erataass
franz house. weula D. eel - has "a
their bills and have ls shsaass4 - saeaT
nearest accessible Pelas - tnat rfEeF.
Orders adlresse3 Pa as a. CH@e1n @sa
be pEomp,ly assrn.lea e.
C0NtA s. A A1feeN-
Sept :. SIS
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-04
A CASH NOTICE.

TEHE undersigned takes this method
II to inform his friends, customers and
the public at large, that his Shop will be
carried on, and work done low for cash
on the delivery of the work. and that it
shall be done in the best manner, as the
undersigned will work the ensuing year
himself, and every thing done under his
direction. His thanks for past .favors
and hopes for liberal share 10 come.
JOHN c. BENTHAL
Canton. pse. "a, 1890. 49,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-04

FLOUR, RICE, SUGAR. &C.
lust received and for sale,
- barrels good old Monongahala W his
key,
barrls Holland Gin,
10 barrels Flour.
8 Barrels Sugar.
! Tierce Rice,
IS Boxes Segars,
1000 lbs. Bacon,
30 pieces Begging and Rope.
We wish to purchase 4 quantity OF
good Hides. for which fair price viii
be given. }. II. SUI L, &Co-
Nov. 80. I939.-tf.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-04
EYAsnSIC NOTICE.
LAND AND NEGROES ron SALE.

LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.
RY virtue of Mortgage to Us execu-
~ ted by John Ii. Walker, duly re-
corded and legally foreclosed, we will
sell to the highest bidder on Monday the
Sirth day Of January nert, at the resi-
dence of said Walker, near Moor's
Bluff, in Madison county, the Plantation
on which he resides, containing eight
hundred acres. The land is good, the
Improvements on il superior and extern
sivc, well timbered and we'll watsred
with springs and wells.
ALS0-At the same time and place,
thirty-three likely Negroes, mostly
young. Among them are sixteen men,
tgeiyS women, and FIVE children.
Isrms-Thc land will be sold on a
credit of one and two years, the purcha-
ser giving bond with personal security,
and a Deed of Trust on The land. For
the Negroes one half will be required
dow in current Mississippi money, the
balance note at twelve months with
good person security. The titles TO the
above property are certainly good.
W. w. WADLINGTON.
POLLY WADLdNGTON.
Executor and Egccutrir of Mercer TVa7-
ington, deceased.
Dec. s, 1889, .o-l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-04
THE STATE or NIssIssIPPi,

MADISON COUNTY.
By The Probate Court Of said County.
TEvO all persons interested in the lands,
tenements and Entertainments Of
HENRY RIDLEY, deceased-Greetag:
You are hereby cited TO appear before
the Probate Court Of said county at 4
regular term thereof to be holden At the
Courthouse Of said county, on the fourth
Monday OF December next, then and
there TO shew cause if any you have,
why said court should not then order
and decree that the lands, tenements and
hereditaments of said deceased be sold,
to wit: South half of west half OF north
east quarter, and west half Of south
east quarter, section twenty-five; south
west quarter and west half of north
west quarter, section twenty-seven, and
east half Of northeast quarter, section
twenty-eight, all in township nine, range
two, east.
Witness, the Hon. Thos. Shackleford,
Judge Of Probate Of said county, the
fourth Monday of October in the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and thirty-nine, and seal of said court
Issued, the 31st day of October 1889.
J. L. CAMERON, Clerk
Nov Q, 1889. 1880
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-04
spss. ~. VI. TURNER.

- the citizens, Of Canton and Nadi-
son County. He may BE- found a5 his
office, unless professionally absent o.
fee with Alessrs. OFT Il Bailey, second
door west of the Citizens Bank
HING 8. 1899 oo-.r
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-04
Tx COLLECTORS SALE.

II will expose to sale to the highest bid
- der, for cash, before the Court House
door, in the town OF Canton Madison
county,
O., The First Nonday in Fc5r"ary 1870,
One House and Lot Of ground in Madi-
sonvil!e known in the plot of said town
as number { q, containing fifteen acres
Sold for the Taxes af Ihos. Sanders for
the year 1888.
J. II. VANNOY, Assessor
and collector FIR Hadjson County.
Dec 81, 1889. 5O-3 Pr. fee S12l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-04

Law N1E-oEo
rngI< & OFT & NM = RAEIET
Law NOTICE.

j. ". VyYLT : Vym- +. GILLESPIE
SANlNG associated themselves % the
practice OF the Law. vii attend
the several Circuit Courts holden In the
counties of Alfalfa, Leoke, Rankin Alaii-
son and Hines, and also the several ~
perior Courts holden ut jackson
Canton. Jan 10. IAN 26-5-Iv