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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-23

KEY WEsr, Nov 10, 1910 The ship Norway Of
Boston, from Havre for New Orleans, with valua-
liable cargo, is totally lost on Key Sal Bank, her
passengers were taken off by brig, and arrived
here on the 9Th inst. About or 10 Of our wrecking
vessels left imme diately for the wreck-the PAS
ssngers report he ship bilged, no lives lost
The Indians are becoming more and more b'ld
every day, Two vessels engaged Turtling, were
chased by Indians, in three canoes and one whale
boat taken at the burning of Indian KeythIs occur
ed the Bay. and short distance from Key Vacas;
unless the Government send some force here,
should not be in the least surprised if we receive an
attack Charleston Courier, 18Th inst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-23

YORK. 18th, Lorinda, Baltimore; Cor,nthisn, Nfsrk
washington Extra dos Van Buren,, orwiu NYerk; Jas
Long, Hawkins So Goth, Ann Maria, Albany Victoria.
NYork Pioneer, Virginia; Apollo, Nfok cid Romnss
yann sid hssng do Express DO har''s rhaa is-
Npwresr, Nov is-arr Trial Providence for Wilmington,
Nc Larkir Boston for Phlad st Lurar Lnteln, lille; Lbe
NV LosDOs Nov isPut in Providence, Brown from stress
LADELpHI,, Nov aarr Palm, Bos;os cid Junus, Port
Prince; Ca mus Albany; Patriot saer, Nlork 2o'h
cid Oneco New Bedisrd Prudence, Frankfort Mel STAR New
DELAWARE BREAKwATER, Nov Is-Ttere was quite
storm yeserday with strong breeze from NNE-~ind came
There this harbor the Ella, I'm Boston; chr FIN Mil
ton Del for other not ascsrtsinsd-snp
g:sed she bound the by The Light BOAT Ct Brandy
EALriMoRr Ne is-arr David Rogers Morgan New York;
zsbo Jamsica 2eth Jos Lybrand Albany sid Mary Stan
ton, Boston; Token, do Direct Briggs, NYork
Hs%pon kcaSs sb ns bound to WITH
ids St days, with live oak imber bound to NYork,
put in dstress la Hampton Roads, Nesius william,
from Bal imere for st Johns NIB stn in Hampton Roads
Covo Crockett, Richmond for Boston, the srhase Knapp,
from Glasgow has James Ryer-wss blown of three
times
CHARLEsTos Nov is-arr STAR Mitchell Work cid Con-
garee, Done Botoni 5th Etna Portald for Bsmore
for st Domingo Distress with loss cf SPAR, sails rigging
&c having encountered gale e Md the ith inst
" H. ~ op I'D Gie .s Ysr sns sS 9orl h Han
NEw 6EIr,s. Nov IYcid Bosditeh, Liverpool; HENRY
ss DB a sSn
Gasgow Chas Carroll Boston, Ogethorpe, 1hornhll New
York Maakssse Bostss; LAWRENCE, dos Ambassador L,v
Miller, Thoma Antares Hatch, Boston, and bark,
unknown; 10Th cid sobesk, Lerpoo Thaleria, Glasgow
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-23

TExAs-By the arrival Of the schooner Henry
from Matagorda we have learned that the Nexicaa
Federalists have been defeated. Jordan, the Tex
ian commanding officer was entrenched in strong
position. Mr. Mcdonald, trader Of Victoria, with
two men, haG been robbed By RoHDtas, Mexican
spy His two men were killed, and himself badly
wounded -yttc Orleans Bee, lih inst.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-23
PEAsEs' H0REH0UND CANDY.

Ntir York, March 10, isfo.
THUS ocer,iry that have been under the eRes
very cough aud cold and after making Of
kinds of meditise vhost btncht iro
IN, same fearing cold would settle lungs and
fine for some e'gth Of time from my business employed
eminent py STEFAN, and under his treatment two
months and the meanm getting worse instead a. better
the sdvi Of friend Induced TO try yUus
Clarified Essence q Hsrehnun Candy, which npedAiely
confined tie house and not able TO leave
BED and unquahedly that after making Use OF ts
large packages was perfectly restored to former hea-
spd blessing has u been to that feel bound 10
to the pubic that they may know who're 70 20
and be heated likewise. w. l.. IRISH, - l.ndlovS.
Hrstos sole agent Tor Nassau st. Of Ann. None g
suue unls. svued Pess Son, q Dssion
street whom be obtained wholesale retail. toses
N the Sabbath. 0Hn
AVIATION factory allied board ship Sad
nS EK COLLINS co Sc South Of.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-23

FLovR.-The receipts from the canal have been large
this week The market opened at So for common brands
and remained dull throughout at 81 93 S. till yester
day when there demand and sales
made from Sl75 Sto3 for common and at So, 5000
for better brands In all other sorts the transactions are
light and without change.
farrr-At public sale yesterday 900 boxes red Lisbon
grapes sold 81 2j $50 half do do S2l2t 81 s7s
90 casks red Malaga grapes $500 and is boxes Malaga
rasins Crooks Co brand at 81 0j 81 02-Terms cash
MsLAsszs-At auction, 40 hhds Ncuvitas were sold at
22l ani erces do at IS cents per gallon lot OF 20
were put up sold 23 cents ami the balance Withdrawn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-23
Foreign Markets.

H,v,r. Nov. lo-The Lancet's Eagle, and Haynes
carxos Of rice been sold at IL and cargo ahoat,
for which the dealers offer less.
Box sugars continue Grm at late quotations, with
small stock, and none of Muscovsdo.
s,lcs Of oil crop coffee have been made at cents
alyaa.s few sarce crop OF indifferent qualities
have sold at i0 aud there il so much eagerness to
secure the little coming in, that farther advance IS like
ly 70 be realized.
Moasses rails, none sweet
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-23
Latest Advlcca


New York Post Once.
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closes at. ....................7 v. ~.
Coca Sundays from. " to 10 and ta to N w.
.srvi~es. Crsses
Ess<evS Steamboat Mail, via stonineton,
daily, except Srndsys, ............s A. I'm.
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via New Haves.
daily except sundsys. y. An
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Norw ALI, t( duly except s-rdays.....s r.N. AN
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s,-sssrn Mail through TO New Orleans,
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On betwer- this and Philadelphia. va
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-23
FREDE RICK W. BUTLERS,
DR. G G S T,
No g. Gold Sfreff- MIR rs

CORPOkATiON NoTICE.-Pubie notice Is hereby g,
" the occupant occupants i ALI
houses and let's improved unmproved lands affected there
following compile ed
and lodged the Street Csmmissi ner Of
Hce for examination by all persons interested vxFor few
cling vacant the Of Grand AID Pitt
No "a and 2s Wlet street No. i25 Norfolk street No
Third street, the 5th east side, between
nth aud 18th street and on 18Th street south SIDE aud 9Th
nue. north of Bic ker and Grave street.
side between Hudson and Blocker
side and Hudson street north side TO leo
e south cf Bank street Hammond street north side be-
and Washington street. Hammond street
south side between West and w Washington street
Alss for fencing in lots embracing blocks Of ground be-
tween eh and sh streets and avenues and d. and between
9.Iand Ioti stree Is and avenues andC.
filling OF Ninth street, embrace both sides OF
Ninth street, between avenue Z and ID.
Ao for fencing ots embracing north side Of 5h street
soh tide Of 9th street betweea avenues and D. and 9n
G. side between 5h and sh streets, and the
blocks between st and 10Th streets End avenues aud
All whose interests affected by the ABOVE
and wAo opposed TO the same,
sthe then, requested to rrsent ther objections ~
rr the gned, at the Street Commissions oil
ice within ten DAYS e. ON the tate OF this notice
JOHN EVEN, Street COMMISSIONED,
AID Chairman Of the Assessors.
Street Commission~r's Ofce,)
November is, 1910. Mo lgt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-23

DARK neutrality-suspicious. BAILEY respect
lily informs her fends and the public that her BENEFIT
is appointed by the to cake place Wednesday
eye Ing Move nbsr ash On which she will be
BROUGH, whs will appeal in Weber's G-nnd Opera Of
DER FREIScHUTZ.
Adolph, Mr. Wood Casplr. Mr. IefHer
Linda, Mrs Wood Rose, Mrs Bailey
After the opera MUslCAL PASTICCIO conducted by
Mr., e. T. HORN in which Mr.. and Dir. W 900. Mr. LEF
FLER, Mr.. eROUGH and Mrs. BAILEY will introduce
ssecton OF their most popular Songs, Du,s and Ballads
The EVENING" entertainments 10 cone ude with the
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Mrs. MAEDER.
Box book nov
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-23
SALT RHEUM. SALT RHEUM

SALT RHEUM, SALT RHEU NJ
SALT RHEyNi,! sCRoFuLA, nlSGWoRM Sc,
~ cure OF Salt Rheur, screuia, or Kings Evil, Ring
worm Iuhamod Eyes Burns Sealds, Chibsins Scadheaa
sruro Pimpl.s in The Face seorbuie Ulcers ard uee
die. the public for known
which fasd TO effect perieet The proorieor
rspees Old ulcers ulcerstcd legs AND all
csrous affections To be had BY application al rORBtss
Drug Store, sos PEARL corner of Cross street ~ cents
psrb ou oil 3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-23
pAGUERRE's DIoRAMAs.

> DlOhhuAS.
DAGUERRE's DIORAhAs from Paris, lust brought ~
~ Nessrs. MAfrEy and LoSAri, at M LOCkNO Ops
room al Broadwayi open every cay from u sh eoe~'
P 81, and from s uniil 10 IN the evening. =.
One new sb.au received from Paris by Mr. Daguerrs
rerres enting the view sf , ..,..,,s,x
A rrsphie EPISODE a the ST. BARTHELEhf Which vii
he .shibnsd with the aguhs ent view OF NiE
Both tsbleau being with on
h,ht will produce wonderful AID magical effects ~ y
m ~ -, ps lmis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-23

BY THOMAS BELL
(Ssyes Nss 81 -7ra and IFS Fuiron ,tyeesyl


THIS DAY.
" INV TUESDAY
Sale seasossbe and fancy dry goods Clothing and pledged
articles cutlery je~eiry &c. at hall past 10 O'Clock IN
~ WEDNESDAY.
SPLENDID FURNIrURk-At ~ O'Clock. at the sale
rooms-1he entire handsome furniture Of FAM removed
for convenience sf sale.
cabiaet furniture removed for OF sale.
THURSDAY
At IOi oclock-Vausbie sale Of Furniture al Y NuSery
street .n,nu
10, O'Clock, at the sale oms-Reeeivers Sale ~ urn
Sofas Chairs Sc Consisting OF 30 dozen maple ana IN
hogauy chairs sofas couetes and IA - cusi ana
spring plain and polished tea tables bu
reaus, French bedstesd, &c.
BY BUTTERFIELD COACHMOS
Store No 10 East BrsaSsoap.
Out door sales Of cries Furniture &c. punetuafy a.
tended to, and respectfully solicited
TUESDAY, DecI.
order of Louis Levy No Grand street large assort
meat of unredeemea edges which have been pledged year
and upwards
TUESDAY. Dec. 8.
order OF Esther Levy No. Division large asso
nent Of unredeemed pledges which have been pledged year
AT PRIVATE SALE.
1900 tons Peach Orchard Coal,
cadrons Liverpool do Delivered the market prices
free Of carriage.
Also, 100 Cooking Stoves.
SALES OF FURNITURE.-Tae aactieneer respectful.
Iy notice that he will attend personally be sale Of
Household the dwellings ofth house
keeping Liberal cash will be ade furniture
Inventories and o.
the deceased personally attended to-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-23
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE.
/c- Da,se,-,N

JUNE, TITUS, ANGEVlNE CO, Proprietors.
RdIig Master. :..:.,.. j. ne ne lamp
THIS EVE MING, November 20, lsio.-Tke performances
" III commence precisely O'Clock, with the
CHINESE BATTOU DANCE.
To be succeeded by the Whole company titled
The Ii, ing Py randi.
Mesrs Gardner and Whock will appear togeth in
Etr topian Duet, aceompanied On the Banje.
The Rustic Liver, by Masrr buckley.
The Posh Brothers viii exhibit their astonishing gymnastie
performance .
Sull Vaaltirg BY Al. whole company.
Mr. T. v Turasr viii appear his uneguaed nautical pan
g. imr horseback entitled the Amrlc Tar.
The Die buresque OF the Miller and goldman.
Grand W .ltr and Csopade by Horses.
Cole astonishing PositvEis will appear the
and exhibit rs wonderful sk,'l.
r. B. Turner appear two and three horses
The wonderul Poney Kitty Cloy,r Will be introduced
Priucip9l OF horse marsip BY Mr. Il. v. t. rner.
Mir H. Pelham Negro extravaganza dancer viii give
his hcel.and.toe AID dnu ble. shuffl. scl,ree
49, To conclude with
THE THREE LOVERS. -
Prices reduced-BOxts first dress ccls 50 cb Children
half trice. Sesond tier IS cts Pit. one shiilii
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-23

EE.NILtMLN's LIFT OFF MANIPULATING
VI men DESTROYS Of turing their Lett of Wardrobe into
cash. from the subscriber cent more than any
other will give
Clinton Hal n York.
entemen Garments made, altered cleaned and repaired
the shortest notice and ON the most reasonable terms
their rrsidenee by continent
line the Post otherwise, will receive proup
attention sla lnan-
or Ladies will find the advertisementof French Pills
- Ia a-ut.a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-23

SSR FOR LoNDoN-racket Of the Vt Des.-The
4\ 6rst class fast sailing packet ship ONTAkO, Capt
pBrsdssh. will sail rs above, her regular DAY.
Having very supsvcr accommodation for esoin second G.
bin passengers persons intending 10 cmbGk
should rahe Immediate apple alton he.r oo o. warden
lane orto GLOVER h MeMu RRAr 100 Pine q
ma corner ofsouh ct.
80 FON LIvERrOOL-rsehet Of the So Ne,ccg'
hsr-Tke fret cisss H~st sailing psohst ship NUS,
ECIUs Cspt. }. Collins, ice tons earths', WI SAL
Hsv;r, 80, uodsons for IN the
cabin cabin TO shart
alton board, fost N w all St.
or oLONEhS VIC honns. v, ~ an.
~ n-r w ----.-
b rssad THOMPSON, sssu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-23
Dc IRRON AND SAX STOR E-S

2S-RIBBON AND SAX SToR E-S
INST received great OF Fail Rib, asd
silks consisting in part Fl style rich Paris plaid Rib
hons embrnidered Grosdrne Ribbons br derd
Rbsops hguredtros De Naples and Satin Ribbons strip
Satin Ribbons plaid Satin Ribbons, &e. Cap heeons, plan
t.rta and Ribbons all widths and coors, Silks
styles and qualities viz plain corded shangesble eords
figured plain eros dc Naples figured Rep Silks aud Ss
plain San8, Flsenees Mode, Nsets Of various colors
Lisse and millinery articles ia general
Also general assortment Of Fancy Dry Goods. Millner
will find their aayaHtse to ea before purchase
elsewhere.
Wholesale and re9 9s Division street. 10 doors from the
Bowtry. sday received. chsngesbe cord
n9a mis-. c. b. LEVY,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-23

Passengers Arrived.
Brtwr~-Skip Ernma-Ihss Fischer, OF Baltimore, LADY,
children and SERVANT kd Nvenus, of NYors lady child.
rem AID sersns Miss reckieaborg Lung ard Fischer &C
Posr Az Psssr brig serhia- p Harrison ana ialy.
BxRNgpA-Brig Qaadrupis-Nr Mcooldr,ck.
EEw OsLrsrs-Skir Hunfsriiie-Mr, TrsudssUx and
gaat
s,y.ry.s-Bris @. b. Lsmar-Nr w Hall lady IN ar
sAndrp.
ST M,sKs-Schr QUEEN Ms Maiden AID three children
Mesrs Kensedy snS Mite.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-23

SkR rAssAGL FROM ENGLAND, Scotland
kor friests from any cart Of England, scotland or
Waep eanmaks with the subscribers % have
brought reasonable tcrrrs by hrs
Americas packet ships to sail from Liverpool and LONDON
every daring the spring sf s Those residing IN scot
land have free rsssaxe steamer TO Liverpool IN s
esses where those ssn for decline coming the passage
reloaded the parties FROM whom " was received For
particulars arpx q srI'!Is, Ess' B1Isl e e, .p
nee 20 Sowth at, cor. Gouverntm lane
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-23

kN6 ,PAssAGE FOR NV ktEASs-k.suls,
0k(,ss sAil,aa packet ship VICksBuRG, Captain
Berry, will sail positively Monday the sad Of Nor. mber.
esmmodaops Of this ship fer ean second cabin and steer
superior her between decks airy
and Lofty and fted In sseh fad 10
every comfort and convenience to those whe embark
IN her Eor passage the being low early
,Ao.ld be IN AIDE on board foot OF wall ct, or 10
WALT. TArSCOTT. tsPeck slip. or
south st Jou incur
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-23

kkR FASsAUE OH SANANNAf-Ftrvtfa ckrt-
Mn To all ed NoysmberTbe spleodis fast sailing
&X&,ssehsi brig CLINTON, Capt. Lyon, will positively
sail as above, her rrssizr day.
The of this ship for eatin seeosd cabin snd
seerags assensers vcry er,rher between cs
fitted The mest comfortable fssans Proceeding
tser vail End her most oesirsb's ecnyeyanfe The pree
s.s.,sd !, make vsf sc s9,r foe, # MAIDEN
40 South ~, cor. copverneur lane.
Al. asth Nv
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-07
NOTICE.

W ETTERS Of Administration having
M been granted TO the undcrsg ned, at
tho September term 1910, of the Probate
court Of Madison county, on the estate
Hearg Bel, deceased; all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are re-
quesled 70 bring them forward, duly ou.
thontsated, within the time prescribed
by law, or they viii be forever barred
aud all those indebted to said estatswIll
nlease make settlement without delay.
JORDAN MOORE, Admir-.
Oct. 10, 1910. 4O-45.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-07

tfrbHor f'a n rNNs't'.1
b culod by Joseph Ciark 10 tho m.
s'rs.sy, s~'N,o,. A4~A ~ .ae.a .,t.a.b ",
1889, and Of record 10 the Clerks office
of tie Probate Coudof Madison county.
wo will, or one Of us, proceed % eclI al
tho residence Of the said Joseph Clark,
on
Monday the Goth day OF october, 1910,
The following slaves aud other proper.
~, to wit jack, aged about 50; Sal,
about 90; Pig, about IL; Ned, about IA
Arch, about Is; Rich, about ~; Sandy,
about 10; John, about 6; Bill, about -
George, about /; Fanny, about 40; Asy,
about %; Liz, about l3; Arler, about y
Fed, about 10; Wash, about G; Frame
about 8; Nathan, about | George, a
boat 80; Jemimah, about 22; and he
child. Carroll, about 3; Ros, about 80
Cindy bout 20; Plim, about 30; Also
70 head Of Horses, Wagon, yoke o
Oxon; 80 hea. Of Hogs; 80 head o
Cattle. and all the Household furniture
of said Clark, and all ,bo Corn and Fod
der on the promesis, This property Of
the day and at the place olorcead will b.
sold for cash in hand.
j. II. CHEAlHAM,
j. 6. ANDREWS.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-07

We find the following account oil the
burning Of the steam boats Empress and
Monarch in the New Orleans Bulletin of
Friday
About four o'clock yesterday morn
ing the alarm of fire was given, which
proved TO be in the steam boat Empress,
bound for ST. Louis and ready to start
She was lying at the foot Of Grovier
street.-The steam boats Rienzi, Oceana,
@cs lying in the same tier. 1t was
thought advisable to cut the Empress
adrlit, which was accordingly DONE
She then drilted with the current and
was urged by the wind towards the OPP
poslte side Of the river, and unfortunate
y brought up along side Of the steam
boat Monarch, (recently launched after
having undergone thorough repairs, and
we regret TO state, that in few minutes
the Monarch caught fire and btfrnsd TO
the waters edge. The fire then commu-
nlcated TO the hulk Of the Boonslick
which was also consumed; and by the
greatest dint of exertion the Huma, ly.
ing on the stocks at the yard of Messrs
harroll u Co, was saved, with but little
damage to the after cabin. During the
confusion on board the Monarch, an ex
Ploslon Of gunpowder took place OF
BOARD he Empress, from the forward
eoa'ch, which materially deferred the Of
l9t's 70 save portion of her cargo
however, we are happy 10 state TIA: "
= J. pe oa..s q, I.
a'e immediate vicinity. The hulkswef'
.o"ed down. by the ferry boat to the fat
opposite Slaughter House Point, and w'
Earn an attempt will be made 70 saw
'he engines Wa hsvc not learnt bod
''' urs originated.
E,ssr vsr~n.s. .esi ----- .....
N''4p--At b. plantation noaf LlvHss op
~ lAf ilth nlt Ma gaAW F
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-07
TAX roLLEcroR's SALE.

a WILL expose to public sale, to the
D. highest bidder, for cash, before NC
Court-house door, in The town Of Canton,
Madison county,
On ile Third Monday Of January l8Al'
Tine foii0Wfng fsl-s.s.gSS $751;. a ..,,,-,
To- wit. The northeast quarter OIL sec
ton four, and the east half Of section
four. 10 township eight, range one "e'''
~v~'r* ~ s,Ms saassNaa<es wan N ~wsrs...r-,
ter Of section four, township e'gnli tanee
one. west. -,
To ha sold for lne taxes OF }. W. " az
l.npton. Go 1850 AND 1889
IA EANN0l. 4 b
Oaoberi2. t9.2 lFr"' @tI
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-07
eIIERIIlF,N AALE.

Hnfs eircmi cauri March tenn l3ll
Thomas $ Anthony o,,.,, ANN,
Samuel r. paughctyN
EpY virtue Of The above stated case tc
hb me directed, will expose to public
sale for cash, before the door Of the
Court House in the town Of Canton,
On ne First Monday Of December 1910,
1t being the 7th day Of said month, the
following described estate, to wit: The
east half, southeast quarter; east half
northeast quarter, section eleven; west
half northwest quarter, section twelve
..a So. seyeni ranga one, oash
levied on as tho property % dCTCtid'
'ty-Ys ,..s.ss.,.a, 'yiI has..,-llg.. 9lis...y
plaintiffs debt and cost
suig lakt.-.44so@,gi,hin IbQ-.hQuLs
prescribed by law.
$. IIAMBLEN, ShG
0o.. 81, 43-48 IPr fee 81
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-07


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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-07
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

IN compliance with an order of the Or
n phaus Cour, of the county of Mad
ison and State of Mississippi, the under
signed will offer at Public Sale at tho
Court house door in the town of Canton
and county aforesaid,
On the 7h day Of December aeri
on credit Of One, Two and Three
years, the following described lots, tracts
or parcels Of land, belonging to tho cs-
tate Of A. f. Boale, deceased, to witt
The north half OF section thirteen,
the cast half OF the north east quarter
OF section eleven; the east half Of the
south cast quarter, tho west half and
twenty aud aud one fourth acres from
the south end of the west half Of the
south east quarter Of section number
Twelve; lot number five Of section two:
lots number six, seven, nine aud ten, Of
section number one Of township nine,
range one west; Also lot number FIVE,
section thirty six, township two, range
ose wost also the west half Of the norm
west quarter and the north half Of the
east half of the north west quarter of
section eighteen, and the south west quar-.
of section number seven, township nine,
range one east, containing fifteen hun
drel aud sixty acres, be the same more
or less.
Bonds with approved security and
mortgage on the property sold, will DO
required from the purchaser.
HENRY fIAMBLEN,
10. LATHAM.
Admr's Of A. f. Beatie, deed
Canton. Oct. 22. 1910, 42-47