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Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-18

tbs FIRST, and Fury CENTs oreVeyy SUB /.
sequent iusertisR.---lt o sdyoTttlen.ont
will DO inserted even once. for loss thAn
TWO DOLLARS.
Persona sending Advertisement are
requested TO mark On thea the numbsr
OF times they desire thsHl to DO inssf ted,
otherwise they win be continued until
forbid, and accordingly shafgSd
a liberal deduction will 30 made to
persons whs advertise by the year.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-18

.Ol hold your JAw!'' asthe Phllls,
tines said 10 Sampson, whcahe had
slain thoasand'
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-18
70 the llbIiC.

NNT HEREAS, Ihavo heretofore publish
Wv ed, ny handbills and otherwise, q
reward of $1,000, ior tha apprehension and
delivering to the proper authorities ri the
aforesaid state ana parish, Archibald Firth
an inhabitant ofthA same, who had been
charged with The murder cf John DoFEnan.
Now, this Is to make known ID the pabllc
that from this date win Az longer hold
myself bound for the payment cfthe aboye
reward, which ii hereby annullcd.
STEPHEN REID.
Perish of lAV0yellae, La,
August IA, 1880.
The above ID true and correct copvof
the original, III my possession, signed ia
nc proper hand writing DC Stephen Read.
FRANCIS CULLOM.
Sept. 81. Stiff.
G1-Ths aFree Trader" Natchez, will
please give the above five wceklyinser-
lions, end charge the same 10 the ~Piney
Woods Planter
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-18
TERMS.
,,r prNEY WOODS PLANTER

49, army WOODS PLANTER
1r ~ Be published erery Saturday
BY ,,
rorHIr.L and VIM. =. ElsELf H.
y, ~ go .a viii! be FIVE DoLLAEs per
Inc Inc, P y mid in advance, or SIX DoLLs'
ANN aid ;, until tho end Of the year.
!, not ,, p,.r made within the first three
" ln PnST will be considered as in advance
'I Ma Subscription received for less Pe-
n" ,h s twelyo months; nor discontln-
I'D od until until all are RACES are paid; "a a
l'na viii be considered az now en-
agemeht'
ADVERTISEMENTS
win be charged at the rate o. oSE
,orrAn for overy ten lines or under, Ior
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-18
JOB WORK
sOF EVERY DECEPTION
NEATLY AND ExPED1TIoUsLY
EXECUTED sH ~

VOL 2. NO. A. us. . .,5 Af s.. !, u. !,
Office
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-18

Halo, Shocks, what's the matter
with yon TO day." "l've got the bank
leyerp sWhat's that?' "Why one emty
pocket and another without nothing
in it?r
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-18

Dreams, says Boz, are the bright
creatures Of poem and legend, who
sport the earth in the night season,
and melt away in the first beam Of the
sun, which lights grim care and stern
reality on their daily pilgrimage
through the world.
017-Pope says, worth makes the
man, what makes the womang
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-18

Hhat an exquisitly delicately pre-
ceptis that Of the lIindo law which
says, "Strike hot even with q blossom,
a wife though she be guilty Of an
faults"
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-18

Fast Running "A train Of cars lately
performed the distance between fhila
delphia and Baltimore in .foe honrs ans
three quarters.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-18

PAPERs vs.. PUBLIsHERs. The las
number Of The NeU World contains the
whole Of Bulwer's new play Of the
Sea Captain, aud nearly the whole Of
Moore's .y4lciphrop.p All this is to Be
had for sirpense. Publishers may shut
up. We may expect the new novels
IN the New World. and ali forsixpense.
We never would have dreamed or such
a thing in the vorlds picayunc.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-01
Horse Furniture.

H0uSiRg-hiue cloth, with gold lace toFder Tor tlIe
field officers and commissioned staff, one and a
half inches wide, ard yellow cloth border, oil the
same width, for compar" clfccrs.
Bridle--blaek leather.
!EsanfiHgs-2ll metallic mountingF, s,irrups, bits
&C., Of saddle and bride, 10 be ofyellow metal
Non. commissioaci 0ffeers, Buglers, ana
Prirates Of Dragons.
Ceai--lars blue cloth short coat double. breasted
with yellow collar, cuffs, turnbaeAs, and brass
shoulder knots, of the exae. cut aud fashion Q
the one furnished the Clothing Burean. SET
gean,s to wear chevrons Of three bars points TO
wards The cuff, on each sleeve, above The elbow
Corporals, lvo bars TIE collar OF the Chic
Musician and Sergeant's cosis to be trimmeS
with yellow worsted binding, alter the style o
the officers. Musicians coats 10 be o.! red cloth
yellow turnbaeks and cuffs.
IfoHSeTS--same material as for other corps, bu
cut and made after the style and fashion OF |
pair furnished the Clothing Bureau. Sergeant
to have two yellow stripes three-iouYths OF al
inch wide, up each outward scam. .eaving
light between. Corporais and priyRtrs, one yt.
low stripe up each outward seam. The stripe
TO be in advance of the seam.
Jacket--b.ue cloth Cor winter, white cotton 70
summer, stand up collar; trimmed WITH yellov
worsied binding, ike Sergeanrs coat singl
breasted, one row Of buttons in frunh Thes
jackets are 10 be made OF coth Of the qns.itl
used for The cd uniform coats.
Cdp--same material as for other corps, but thI
patterns, ornaments and trimmings, like the cu'
furnished the Clothing Bureau. Dropping whit,
boese-hair ponpon.
Great eoqt-same materials as for other corps
Stand up collar, doub.e-breas;ed, cape TO reac!
down to the cuff of the coat, and to button al
the way mp.
Boots---lrkc.
Forage eGp--black leather, Ike patterns furnish
cd Clothing Bureau
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-01
Drs. lsappoiii 81 " allace.
.H0TE.TTT'S
Vegetable Life HTcdiCineS

Vegetable Life Medicine
FENllESE medicines are indebted lo' her eng
a. To their mariiss .ud scusiblc ac,aa =
uJiug The spiinss and riiAuuc's Of US, ils q
dung them viii frneard tJuc and VEa 4
many bundled certified canes wh'ch base 20
made public. and ia almost every spttits q 4
ease 10 which ihs hunan frame j. hslls tf aA
~ effects e hOfFA1-S LIFE Pills Ag
+ FiiENlN HlITERS b8Yo beer efsieiai'y 90
publicly seknoH ltdsed by Tire pcrsons bfaeHsz
sud who were previously unaceJaIuhd 40 =
beautifully Philosophical principle uFaa sAt
they arc compounded, end upon wh.oh lA.y 81
scqusolg act.
1hc LIFE MEDICINES recommend las.
selves 10 diseases ii esefy fptm and datig'sa-
Thar hrsl operation IL 10 l5ascn iron hs Ct
d the stomach sad bowels. tlie safoos lnPgfAss
and erudIiirs conot ntlg sslling around t'ea' -
70 remove the harIened 's'ses ni..h "l...l iai@
conyolaiious OF the small iulCsinos. u.ha @--.
cinos Gully partially cleanse these ard lesu g .
eaIiecicd masses behind as 10 pfgdoec ho'-
ep1liveHcas, with al is team OF csih Or 'al1'-
dlartlma, with Us imminent danryft. Ih.' "a
70 we'll known 10 al regular ara,oHisls sao ~
anime tho human bu@ulg aneF tealb; and tsFs
the prejudice Of those sell informed men igiA'
quack taedicinrs---or medicines prepare !n- -
aided 10 Tho public bY ignorant pcfsops. IAs'
cund effect of the Lie Medicines Is 20 clean" =
kidneys and The bladder. aud by llls acll' e
tFff aud tic ttugr, tiie tpaiihsiI se'is'' 81 A-=
entirely depends a2on the regularity O u'f vis.
~ organs. The blood. hirh takes lis ita ~.
hom the agency OF tie ltfer and lnng' x y !"
passes into Tie heart bsing thus purified " 'nsl'
and noufishcd by food GINNING from eliaA u
mach, courses freely through ihe velnf' ifhs,
every part Of tho system, and t'iumpian'y fa''''
the banner of health in tho blooming cheek
Moaairs Vegetable Life Medicines hsw =
thoroughly tested, and pronounced fo'eieBsess
medy lpr Dyspepsia, fistuiency, PsPlla''on -, y
Heart, Loss Of Appetne Heartburn ana ~.
ache, Restlessnoss. ili.iemper ANXIETY -
and Melancholy, Cosiiveness, Diafftna' 49,,
Feycrs Of all kinds, Rheumatism, Gon'' W ~.
Of Al, kinds, Gravel, Worms. Asthma aHa -.
sumption, S1Urvy, Ulcers, lnycteraie sore,
butte ffupiiuna anI Bad Coinplc Mons Hil
EryaiPrlss, totnmou Colds spd inansnt'' auea
rlpls other complaints which aiilicl w r'" Il.
franc. IN FEVER and 40 i Il, patuea'1,p,,....
Lite Medicines have been most cminenlii SUI h.
iul 20 much % that ia the Fever ann ~ u,
iricts, Physlclus almost uniFersa'y F'
them.
MOFFATT'S MEDICAL MANUAL u'i ny.
ed as domestic guide to health ph
ramphlgt, edited by w, u. Moiiaie 30 D'','
Nav York. hns been published for lhe Po'
explaining more fully Mr.. Nottits u'oI
rasca, and VIII be found bighiy inigIx1
s0n' seeking hcolib threats ~
.a+es, and the canses lhcfcsE
o. sale hg Mr. Monitt'- aESn
These Valuable Medisx
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-01

FEyIfE subscriber having qualified as admins
H. rzter On the estate O. Asher jones, deed. re-
quests AZ persons having claims against said de-
ceased to present them properly Authenticated
within the time prescribed By law, or iais -9,iee
wiIi Be plead in bar; and as his affairs IS let IN
Such stste IS 10 render It impossible for hin 10
ascertain 30 are indab,rd 70 the estate, be hopes
there is any Indebted to i they viii have the
honesty 70 make i k1o@n 70 Is y enable bin 10
par lhe drsts.
TH0S. J HoLToN.
M y lst1
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-01

iI0aSsIs OF lie company cheers, blue gray hiiA'
tore OF the same color as that for the infantry,
with two stripes OF yellow cloth, three.iour,hs
OF an inch wide, up each outward seam, leaving
light between.
Field Officers and adiuisnt, dark blue cloth,
with two stripes OF gold lace up each outward
seam, thrcc.iourihs OF an inch wide, leaving
lPht between. For the summer, all officers TO
wear plain white drilling.
CgE--of the same material as that for the infant
rs, bat according 10 pattern furnished TO he
ornamontcd with gilt star, silver eagle aud
gold cord the star 10 be worn Ia front, with
dTooping white horse hair pompon; the held
officers 10 have a small stripe OF red hair, TO
show in front of their pompous.
AiaHiiiene--ol twisted gold cord, with gilt tags,
to be worn under the epauletio OF the right
shoulder. will distinguish The held officers aud
commissioned staff.
B0ois--anke.
Spars-yellow metal.
SaJrt--seel scabbard, half basket bile, gilt with
two hu.ed bars on the outside, fish SKIN griPe,
s.bouud with silver wire, aud OF the pattern de-
posted with the Ordnance Department.
KRoi-gold cord with acorn end.
SaSh--silk net, deep orange COLOR and like thai cl
the infantry, as 10 shape and size; TO be tied on
the right hip; TO be worn only when in full
dress, or when directed by the commanding
officers
Waist btit--black patent leather, one and han
inches vide, with sings hooks, and plate, hkG
those Of the general staff emitting on the plate
the letters U. S. and inserting the letter u with
in the wreath.
Sfock--blaok silk.
f,faFeS---Nhit
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-01
4 CARD.

TayHE BOATS Of the
nCsaSSN IA "Plau,crs and Mrr.
pl-s-----v.sessrla--, chants steam Boat Com
.xyFsss pany Of Cheraw," form.
ing 4 las frual CheIaw 10 Charleston direct, arc
NOV, .ealy, and will commence running carly "a
August. The SwAs. Capt. MehcGlr. AL run
on tho River. The ASsoS, Cep'. Llbhlcs' WI
run between Georgetown and Chaflrs'oa' cou-
meeting 30 as To avoid detention. by unfemauhg
attention TO those that may ship by utem, tae
Company hope 10 deserve and receive The palFo'l'
age of tie public. The Boats arc fitted Up Tor
passengers as well as freight, end offer ehtap
and expeditions route for the couuify' Persons
wishing TO visit Charleston. could ~ down Win
their psaduce and return With iheir DDS. ~
charges IN Ceoreriotsn |er ,clsfiaes Or Es'acs q
goods sAipped from Ctaslcsfen BY The Company
Boats. frodooc Tor New Yo,k AL b. Jf'"efee
to order in the town, 70 50 BY the Jackets ditec
TO New York.
The agents are Brown. Bryan and Brother
Chcraw; f.. Waterman, GeofgcJowHi aud ;
Mowry, If. for Charleston
J ELI GREGG, President
CiusE, Avg. 4, lst9. Isl
The Journal, Charloiie; ard Western Ceroll
Man, salisbury, will publish the above weeks
and forward their accounts 10 this VlLcc for pay
meat Gasetts.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-01
The same as in Dress
| inform.

The same as in Dress
Uniform.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-01
ON hand. Como and gsuy !,
HOUSE, Sign AND ORNAMENTAL
PA1lfp1l4o
Paper Hanging, closing and GIidiaa

Paper Hanging, Closing and GIidiac.
ESilE suhrcribcr respectfully teoders his SIR
n wees 90 The above busiaess TO The cltizrn.
OF tbs village and tie surrounding country. IL
baltefs hIpstf from his long experience 10 busi.
ness, iii1l be will be able 10 eige general sati.iac
ton 70 oil those. no may encourage him. lie has
IN his euplgy several hands, gbo sill cnahle him
70 despatch large
.goES OF Painting
Al short notice. lis prices are as love as any 9th.
= workman; and he viii furnish Paints. Ola.
a'c and 10 work as low as he can possibly ford
It, II required to do b bis empiuyefs As he
IS determined 10 do bis wofk well. he soljeits n
shate Of public patronage. Letters directed to
70 ai Charlotte, y. c. TO the caro- Of Col. NJ. ".
Alexander or at thesiefyille, % the care of Mr..
ha'Iure, viii be plnctualiy attended 10.
l. W. THOMPSON.
1pri 2 1910 on
\. y. All ainds Of Jo5 Paiating neatly cxecu.
ted and al short notice
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-01

JNDRE>Ss
Coat-as prescribed tot dress, but iihont the taa
Tfoasers-us prescribed fer dress, but without the
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-01

n. b. Be,hune & johnson having sue
ceeded ne in the business, | heartily re.
commend them 10 my friends and the public
as competent workmeu, accommodating aud
punclual have no hesitation in saying
that the firm viii give more general sallsfac
ton than has ever been given heretofore.
intend to remain with them for some time
for the purpose Of closing my business.
THOS s ALEXANDER,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-01
NOTICE.

HHE subscriber returns his grateful
u acknowledgements for past favors.--
Having disposed of his establishment, i, be
comes necessary TO close business without
delay. Ills expected ,hatlhose indebted to
the subscriber will make immediate settle.
meat, by Cash or Note-the Cash would be
preferred, as il takes that article to satisfy
Joarneymen and Merchants. All accounts
no, settled by the frs, of February will be
handed over for collection.
THOS 5. ALEXANDER.
Charlotte. Sept. H. lS40. 5ly
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-01
HEAD-QUiRTER~,l
LiHcoln2es. Sep. 2 l940.
To all Officers of fhe 9Th Division
OF yoFfsI-GaroEfna Militia,


LlHcoln2c9. Sep. 2 ls40.
To all Officers of the 9Th Division
OF SoFtI-GaFoIina Militia.
~ obedic8cs 10 lax. it becomcs NJ daiy to is-
u sue and publish tie regulations os the Uni
tasfa T. BE- som rs ~ Ueierrs of whatever tile
Of grade aiihin tie 55rdgts d said Division,
wIl1a reg .llaii IS son s5e hereby commanded to
sl5iefiy 05sslre zad 9Eev. under TIE penalties
ihereani9 saaeEsd. IS YOU Cad spresd upon yonr
'ssziate Bo9As e, each Od4acT's Information Tie
$com9sndAnis 81 zach eGisBeul are commanded
, salofce ihe soisoaing pas If Dress Throughout
ihe.s fssqeelge corps
Balls II EDNEY.
M.j0 Ie4yal y iAe ga DiesiOn
"a Brigadier GeHeral
DKEss AVID UNDREss.
Tas same as Tor Bojsr General excepting
that the cat 70 have ten buttons Oh The breast IL
pairs
Epssfenes--iho same. excepting that there shall
Be one star On the STRAPS instead Of two.
piHg4e---ihe same a. 70 tin materiaIs aad form,
excepting that the co'ofs al.l be red and white,
the slite tip half the ie1gth.
Ffsck Coat fsT General OFIcsrs-blnc cloth, two
FoSs Of bstioas, placed according 70 rank as
90 the dress cnai; stand Up cs.iaF Of dark blue
velvet cuffs also of bloc Tl!se' firing b!acI
skirts, with ono button At the hip and onc at the
end Of each picket, making only toar battona
On tie back aud skirts oi he Goat
4--OGcers Of he General STAFF.
DRESS.
Offers Of the General S,af. viii. TIC e1eeo'ia..
Of tie Engineers, Typographical Eogincers, ana
Ordnance. having rank az such, and bcio~ the
4snk Of 6eneraie will wear uniiorus coat cor
iespoadjng with that of the Generals, excepting
that il sill be single breasted, with a rev Of nine
batsons, placed a. eqad distances: DE collar to
BE- part buff; the bua 20 extend, for inches on
each side from The front; the resi- Of the collar
blue; The cuff. also blue.
EpaHlsttss-aceordipg % rank, as hereafter de.
eeribed
Haf--coeked, The same as that ior ge ~
Loop and Cockade--sanle as thai tod
cepting the rays and stars. I'll
gilt instead Of silver.
Tasssis--goid.
Pisme-swan Gathers the same as the
ofiicers. with the distinction Of ooors
nate the departments Of The stat, a. belos
Sa0ord RHots--gOId lace strap, with gold bullion +
1 tasseL
5aeaf or stock /
7fssssrs
Roots
So and s,,,i se.E5o,s Tic sans az for gen.
ssae eraloficer.
Eisues
Sask TED silksnet work
81 bullion fringe ends
Sieefd-tsit-Rossis leather. With tao stripes Of
gold embroidery carEisges embroidered On ODD
side only.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-26
something for A. q. Brown.

rs stated upon pretty good authority, that
after the members Of Congress had received
their pay from the Treasurer, one half in gold,
the other IN silver, they Immediately went TO
the Brokers, sold it for paper money with
which to pay their bills, and pocketed the per
cent 1t can also be proren, says the same au.
Ihority, that Mr.. Van Buren, receives his salary
IA pee'e, sells It to the Brokers for Bank paper,
and makes the per cent. Such are the glorious
effects OF the sub-Treasury--tho officers Of tho
government receive their pay in gold and silver;
but bank paper is coed enough for the common
people. IL the Hon. A. G. Brown, when he
visits our town, will deny the above statements,
we viii take the trouble to Odduec the proof to
our readers.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-26
MAR MED,

On Sunday last, at the residence Of Mrs
Susan Gartley, by Henry White Esq, Mn
KrmHrLrY SANDERS JR., to MISS Nancy WAT
KINs, all of this county,
1t has become so fashionable now days for
new married people to remember the printer,
that it is almost useless 90 acknowledge the ma.
ny good things we receive from every happy
pair, who rather than bear the ills Of a single
lite
ally to others that they know not OFF,
Yet we cannot announce TO the world the hap
piness of the above couple, without rendering
them our acknowledge for the present
with which they remembered us, and assuring
them that they have our best wishes for their
future prosperity.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-26
Your obdeient servants.
WIN, P. DUvAL,
WIN. WYATT,
ID. f. WILSON,
I, HEZEAU,
A. NJ. GALTlN,
L. II. BRYANT,
w. w. TAYLOR,
Committee of Citizens.

The Tallahassee Star explains the reason
why the military was called upon BY the Gov.
ernor We quote from that paper:
"But we can scarcely venture to par
so poor compliment, either to the intel.
lect or to the manhood of Cove nor
Reid, as iqsnppose that it was altogether
regard for his own safety, which IN.
dnced hlmto remove the troops from tho
protection Of the frontiers, and quarter
them N Tallahassee, A deep politcsl
scheme m'@t have bean a. the bottom #
ihis movement; which, as it did MOI sue.
ceoc, Il may now be deemed prudent !,
cloak over. Whist these schemes re,u,
were, 81 course, II is Impossible FOR =,
Win certainty to say. From know,
premises, however, We can draw on.
own conclusions. On the day on wbjc,
sg.sge despatched ior tie ,rooO,
'he wings held a meeting IN town, az
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-26
MORTGAGE SALE.

Hk
Hl virtue OF the powers vested 10 nt
H~ BY certain Mortgage with pow
ers 10 sell, executed by u. Il, II. Mere,
ss.4le,scs,@s@IqsA,aaaaG Es.a..l9rg lg3s
and intended TO secure me in the pay.
mont Of certain notes therein specified
and which are now due and unsatisfed
in part, (Which said Mortgage is record.
ed IN the proper Office of Madison coun.
ty, in Book D., page 557,) shall pro.
coed TO sell 10 the highest bidder, for
cash, at the Court. house door in the town
Of Canton,
On Monday The 26th day Of October 1910,
Between the hours of l2 and 4 o'clock
of that day, the following Slaves, to wit:
Solomon, Henry, Tom, Bob, Washing.
ton, Charity, Caroline, Mary, Eliza,
Belsey, Fanny, Fleming and a child,
Matilda, Jack, Betsey, Lucy, Avy, Jane.
Charles and Tom, or so many thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy said notes
and all costs and expenses of sale.
ID. HARDEMAN,
Mortgage.
Sept. 90, 3s-s2 (prrS SOY
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-26


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a.altaaI De #Hn Hf
HHf H'sHsHa 'a
aHgsat Hff e GA Hsfa
ft.Hf aHI H.Iat ihsI aIf at
H8 hata aHlaH fffm f0H Hm'sf
fa.WafteaHaH saHiaef ~ iha ml.fafY
s4 ne aaa faH, aa1 ihs fRf table Nm
5ffaf fHa people aH 'hs gihef aHl ihHt
hata hushfi protest 90 ihs Hsa 70
military mnf. under Che fa.8f Of gIeh
Harauah Sod II va F8.aiatf's fJuf
0u1 army bff tH8 Hfen BE- 0yfsItsbt .s
1910 tf Imagined, ihai lHe f9iHi WuHIi
have ha.n s4ess.lg conceded bY tbs Gov
sm9E cod ihe sai.sfs 81 aas.lg 81 fi
o1
"lilf whaiagsf have been the mo.
ties. 81 whatever may have been lh8
protest. ihs marching 81 bis armed force
upon our city, is clearly 90 INVASION Of
or civil rights, dangerous attack upon
or liberties, hnI 40 insult offered 70 our
free Institutions, which should not pass
unubukoj'
Ws suopiu ino fsh5ssjssae IF ihs
t,i.aaas ef Ieilahassen ~ the iigaiai
Proceedings Of the Governor
i1e papemes ~ .i, Standing Army us
Developing fbrn.sltss aaa taHy gsfdf 100
eedy lof the success VI lbass Wb0 would suD.
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'he people beware of DE Standing Army BIll,
else every city, ,oeaaoj village uay Do rved
,ui0 submission ., 'hr hfdIHEs Of povef--ihe
c.ulcn challenged to give aa account Of hln.
SS1 az Tf T1T'stt5- ',s saat r8sa~s reA
carh hsuao - violation Of the CONSTITUTIONS
become lbo abode Of rude soIdcry Look at
Florida and examine the Army 1914 and say
What %Si'Ibe ir:s nitTs iRgfr 9yfr5s q, arvrs
'eslurnIshcd by the presen, administration.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-26

The following arc the names Of the Dele.
gates appointed at the Wing meeting in Tho
mastown, to represent Leake county at the
tcngcn'i9a iajnsass oa he sia dav % ocso.
Der LsaAe cosaiy "a doing the thing hand.
scmely--'hc cause of Harrison and Reform
goes bfasely on there, and tho Wings Of that
sss.ff say iAry iaitaF'ia g,ye r gsed .ecevut
oil themselves 10 November Thy eia % il.
Lesko will give a majority for Harrison and
Tyler.
{ Shsfkey, l. Harper, y skinner, ]. Nise.
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Luckes, A " Fulk. " N Goideu, c N lid.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-26
THAMES CELEBRATION.

The citizens OF Madison county favorable 10
the good cause Of Harrison aud Reform, whose
names have not already been published as de-
logotes TO the THAMES CELEBRATION, at Jack
son, on the 9th Oct, are hereby appointed, and
earnestly requested 10 meet the delegation at
Canton, on the Sd, or at Kings Tavern, on the
4th, and join IN the procession.
GEO d. HENRY, Prcst
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-26

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