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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-24

that paraded front;spiece to the sketch of
the life Of Gen. Harrison. DO good friends ina
CINE the people Of Virginia ineiaby stupid as to be
captivated by such wood cuts As many Of our Demo
cratic friends not have the aforesaid Fronts
piece, would inform them that they will have true
conct pton If its elegance b. the exhibition of Of
The horse bills usually posted 1t Their Court doors
Court days with this exception, that the groomis fully
accoutred with 'capeau, epnulcttes, sword and spurs,
and longailed blue, and that the aforesaid groom
nicknamed Cen Wm. Henry Harrison.
In ou7 next we will suggest suitable handful to
give notice ct the approach Of the travelling electors
one founded upon the strange appearance exhibited by
the Young Mems meetings Of Wings something like
The one Just had IN this city)where all the youths
grey headed and aad-same Of them perfectly innocent
ftccth, and mos, of them obliged 10 RELY upon ar,it
cial (other people - eyes, TO enable them to see
But these anomalies not strange when we reflect
that every thing that these Wings do or conceive OIL IS
done or imagined in the most .m0HstronS' manner.
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TO TIE EDITOR or THE ENQUIRER


"lf the raitorous Observation-Disclosures TO the South
N this day Wing does not open the eyes the people
OF Virginia. should almost despair ofour cause and OF
the Liberty of our country Failing to acqut Harrison Of
AbolItIonsm IN the present political sense these Ed
Iors baseIy seek to involve Washington, Jefferson,
Wythe, and Madison, IN the same category ana sup.
port that blacklist Of all apostates, William c. Riyes,
they associate his name with these worthiesall to
conc,ie Virginia 10 the support oil their Abolition
c'dase cannot express my Indignation at this base
outrage on The memory of Nrrgnas noblest sons wi'o
have gone to their graves and cannot answer for them
selves. After th.s, what Will be too base, what
vi!!any too cruel, TO be used by WINGS, get into
power Correspondent of the Wing, %ri,ng from
Caroline IN the set slang of the Abolition pare saws
"onrs, (the Wing cause,) is the OF human
rights, de- and impores the towns Of Richmond and
Fredericksburg, to send all the they TO Ca
rolne No doubt, he thorough going Yankee Abo.
iton:st. His signature is .E!i;"""' Liberty
YOU. A..
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AIREhlARI.E.

Ara LARGO and respectable meeting Of the Democrat
c Republicans Of Albemare, held at Porters Precinct
on Tuesday the l7,h March, DR.. Benjamin +. Trce
was called 10 the Chair and Jno Morris appointed Sc
crerary.
The object Of The meeting expa ned by Shelton
F. Leakc ESD on whose motion n committee of ten
was appointed by the chair to prepare suitable rcsoiu-
tons to b. adopted hy the meeting The committee
consisted of Messrs Tucker Coles, Howell Lewis, Ma
,haniel D. Goolsby. Dr. Jno S. Nicholas, David He'd
rick. Peter Porter, John H. Coleman, Austin NJ. APP
bling. BENJAMIN Thurmond and Shelton +. Lcake;
who after retiring short time returned and reported
the following Resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted by the meeting
Resoirsd, That this meeting has undimnshed con-
idence in the Administration of our present dlstIn-
puished Chief Magistrate, Martin Van Buren,.
Rcsoircd, That in view OF the Importance OF the
present crisis the Democratic Republican party Of Al
bemare ought to rally more. in defence of the
ancient principles of the Constitution, 10 which they
have given their support in all the great contests be-
tween the old Federal, alias modern Wing, and the
Democratic Republican parties.
Therefore Rssoiued, That committee of seven be
appointed By the chair, to meet at Charlottesville, on
"Wednesday, the 18th inst, with similar committees
from other paris Of the county, and unite with them in
nominating suitable candidates 10 DC voted for by the
Republican party at the ensuing election.
The following gentlemen were appointed on this
committee, viz: Tucker Coles, Walter Coles, Robert
L. Jefferson, Richard I. Farrar, Howell Lewis, Jno II
Coleman and Shelton F. Leake.
On notion Ordered, that the Chairman and Secretary
be added to said committee.
Rrso,rcd, That we will cordially unite with Re-
publican brr,hrcn of other parts OF the county III sup
port Of the nominees NJ the 'eng TO be held in Char
iolesvc on the 25th inst; but at the same time, sab
nit 10 their consideration the names of Col. Thomas
Randolph and Gen VIM F. lou, as suitable persons
10 for by the Republican party at the approach
ing election.
On notion ordered that the proceedings Of this meet
inp be signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and
uies be sent to the Editors of the Richmond Enquirer
Jsficrsonian Republican and Charlottesville Advocate
with request that they publish the SAME in tlelt
respective papers.
The meeting then adjourned, sine die
B. F. TRlCE, CHM.
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March y, 1910.
FOR TIE EreIIRER.
UAyEIIIF RErpRTER

We learn that one Of the lie pctiiOg.ng -dagoge Loco
faro annGcrs IN The aa Van Bncr Convention held Richmond
so iar overlooked q: Si 81" Gcrrucy a2
81 gle out humble self mana, ttar again
US I.oFe that body! denuncatcn remarkable for
The Editor of the Emo rcr as ,elI =, EYER: nnr,t-
o. the Convention and every other person who heard
the remarks OF the individual! here alluded t., must
know chat there is truth the foregoing ~rap.
The "nams Of the Editor of the Reporter was not
mentioned. He and the Senior Editor Of The Rich.
mond Wing, were coupled together, as "hckory"
cousin g.r:an and what predlcated of enc equal
" applied 10 the other. The .'nGzpc" Of neither was
uttered there any ''yiolcnt Pronunciation of
either This much for he sake of truth The res, Of
the angry article of the Reporter IS rather small
even Tor "a tCsntit' to notice. c. K
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-, are sued and have costs to pay
,ut ;ceac !; fr one third Of what You gave for it
M land so' Look around you and see if you
nd sou are 5u, n.ss for this picture. | viii mention
u ind n" M ryen TO banks which is source OF
15thGT p,N" mean the destruction of their
.1s G:ra'E w,ys--fre, shipwreck, wear and tear,
,o,s n ~ 70. give bond promising to pay money,
&c, &c ! DESTROYED or lost, you are not thereby
nj ma: 49, the obligation TO pay 1.-THE creditor can
Y!eas'' .. paynnent. Not SO with banks. Every
tl enH.,> -s Which is in c'rculaton and IS lost or
,Ss o - no matter how, Is SO much clear gam 70
sfoyeo' :" ,h. ambition of Bonaparte, would ask
sa noxer than that OF beng empowered 10 make
!, cher pow = abundant according to my own will
oaey S'-'s' With such power would do that OF
ID pEas",. dos dreamed-l would move the world.
ach af''' lar As ,he United States are concerned,
,a; tcsr y The contro! of Nicholas Biddle. De-
y. once M We thank our Maker and Governor, that,
gGtH ,3,rzzar of old, personal ranity tumbled
I.t s0u> r,ldeu throne to mix with the beasts Of
tia ron :" u,d he welded his money lever as he
y ds:as, iane. your Jackson would have been ig-
aish nv, x,siled from power and Biddle still have
lanca>', isn throne Had he, instead OF attacking
I'd tbs an half his strength, when the dcposites
tks,n We" ',,p,. on to lend out the money of the
re - the people would borrow, he might
[lns j. ~ b;s own terms TO the government lie
FlHe ." c-a,,.d such pressure as could not nave
"a! !", s,,ol Let us never again tempt Provi-
ia n,sins ourselves III similar situation OF ex-
sle pen. Of the present pecuniary distress may
Men, ~, enormous aIlcant Of money winch We
+ i2G"1 :" from Great Britain. This is estimated
iFs 4: millions, So long as this money was
f'sS 80. Of being expended among US, as might
y. w., Y,,' s,pec,aa, we had fine times. part has
- .St I ~, udlclously, part expended IN wines,
H 90 aoss railroads, &c, Sc. But whether well or
$ INC, upon the price Of labor and property must
Ing - III, same, whilst the process Of expendns
&c W.. On OnT British friends, like prudent peo-
90 become tired with all lending and no paying
I'M ~. lend US no more unless, like prodigas, we
:, nay them runous rate of. interest. Gould
R'T rs make fine times BY borrowing and spend
-:-s spp,s Of money: What would you think OF
.aS,int Of hard times made by an individual under
w.. C.cuasances2 jackson and Van Buren, mad
,,, agency in this borrowing and spending, than
!! md could have aone hut little more TO prevent
" owe the British people and must pay them, not
Rank notes, for such they will not receive, but
: hard specie or cotton, tobacco or -four. No ad-
.,.ston We can elect will fill our purses with the
~, or enable Us to make pound more OF the rest
oar owa labor, favored by kind Providence, will
[5ocs Let US no longer cry for aid, but put our
I. sboullers TO the wheel and eItrlcate ourselves
! m embarrassment WOhhINU MAN.
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Stratton's Office.

j sa. M STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE.
Drawn Nos in Virginia Petersburg, No. 3 drawn March 81
"a G5 Al 50 l6 /; ~ - S 20 ~ 81.
i''H s, to omd e,sb.d bv sTRATTOS
SRordeI tom The country promptly conidenialy
,.nd.d IA Il addressed 10 y. STRATTOS,
~ Richmond ia.
MAMMOTH LOTTERY FOR APRIL le-Captal s7s.o"o
Alexandria Lottery,
Class a, for 1910,
viii po,ireiy Saturday, the 18th spr l3io 7er
andriG, d. c.,
D. 8. GREGORY & Co., Managers.
Containing following splendid Prizes 81 prize of $4,000
2 OoO $1,000 1000 900O s000 000 GOO, 5000 $780, 25tG
of 25o Of 800 20 OF $780, $780, 50 Of Io0 $50; 100 OF 56o
- drawn Nos. of 7s.
Tickets only $40; halve. 10, quarters 5 eiplhs 80
Certificates OF packages .! % whole tickets, 500
Do do 2J half do 49,
Do do aG quarter do b.
Do do u eisbths do s! 80
shares certificates Of packages in the
above Lottery, will be promptly attended TO- :, .
March "a io'-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-24

Il p NASH and Piano Forte Seller Petersburg Virginia,
Il. has removed his stand large
recently erected by Dcy Paul. ESQ, nea opposite where lie
wiz keep much extensive stock OF Books and Pianos han
he has kept.
called "Pung takes occasion through this medium stale
with adhere
frver having de-
parted from does he expect II be did not advertise
extensively he does probable that great many
indifferent Pianos and Books would be sold where he si
really good tina, he Of supplying the public
March "a 80 80 lU7-9tif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-24
Look out for Coffin. HandbilIs /,

Permit me to recommend to good friends the
Wing and Yeoman, new edition Of the famous CoiiIn
Handbls, that issued previous to the last Pres
dental election. They will produce, no doubt, the
same happy effect and be attended with the same gio.
rious result Or, if they prefer it, would suggest
handbll representing an Indian worried by ol0oa.
hound after he has just scaped female and her nan,
and placed hambeau in their dwelling IhSy ~eu I,.
certainly produce happier effect than the stallion bills
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-24
WARWICK
Tie .Ijic E1pose Of an Hon0rabIr Nan

We lay before orr readers, frank and orcibe letter
from VIM. P. Taylor, Esq, Of Carolinc-which
firms all that have said in relation to the .ssenor
son of John Taylor of Caroline" 1t shows why he
has abandoned the Wing banner: and why he repud
ates Gen. Harrison and why he supports Mr. Van Blu
His arguments addressed to the calm under
standing of every State Rights Wing in the South.
We pass structures the conduct of the Rich
mond Wing, in first rashly attacking Mr. Taylor--and
them denying him the opportunity OF defending him
self The Wing says il has 'no sea.room' for the let
ter. We hope hereafter when we come 10 The
argument in relation 10 lis friends that it will not
be the first abuse us.-Ths indignant castgation FOR
which the Editor finds room, may teach the
Wing little canton hereafter. 1t may teach him to
beware how he first takes for granted that
author, and then rashly attacks him for it
WHG OYrIcR, March 81.
The Editors Of the Wing having The publish Mr.
WP Ta,ln letter, hand 10 The Editor Of the Enquirer
as directed by Mr. Taylor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-24

0-T7The Delegates from the several counties compos-
IN ihe Montgomery Senatorial District, were To a..
sembe Saturday last for the purpose Of nominating
a Candidate for the District
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IND tbereforc for ,S,otc g;yLte

INA mcTcoTc tOF Sidte KtykfS.
NoIE.T beg leave aud explain
ana mspriuted sentence, communication published in
the Enquirer Of the uh ia speaking Of Mr. Rivrs' proposed
League Of Executive Banks alas Pet Banks, Intended
point the unprinccd Of Mr.. Leigh and his friends,
who the eni and allies "f Mr. Rse wei a of Mr.
Rive" himself and his deputies e
RveS in 1881 did support the e; Bank System, preferable
National Bank, the hest of easing off FROM National
Bank and Of reforming the currency and the bank system
enable the General Government Banks, aud
back tc SIMPLE solid hard money SYSTEM coneupa-
ted by the trainers the Constitution. Nh Rrcs pledged himself
bring forward and sustain this refo-and Jealous aud
eloquent in setting forth lis great advnagesBut instead Of
his pledge, he has deserted and denounced the Pcs!-
DEM fns bringing forward this Identical reioad that
when the Banks had forced question upon the Administration
Mr. Rive" still pretend Sonde in his ysd holy tho has
twice fallen and proven ts" unsound tricky and unsafe. MIR
Leigh and If his fri, Ii, who i'll 1854 pronounced the Sub
Treasury 10 be "he only constitutional system abandoned H. If
indeed they did support IN good iaih,hcy Abandoned II
President Van Euren recommended and
behind Mr. Rirt upon his broken down hobby, !ch
when going WE'LL S Leigh pronounced TO be morc
CONSTITUTIONAL and perncnS than
National Bank ALL repeat, will he the verdict
the people the whole fraternity Of Wing leaders and sub
leaders. FyTY SEvESIv MiLLfoS R,SK their real
hnhbyand the real question which the people have 10 decide is
whether they will 5reas The Dgte aud let in such on-
kindred brood the llesimate products after
'Tape 10 Dc committed upon the Constitution"
A DEMOCRAT. &c
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Circiirr Cluutn March i lsi1

CIrcgr County, March j. lSi1
GESTLEMES should have replied tn your attack
ALL Your paper containing H. reached NJ time when the
fever had just broken family and in that of niece
residing It's progress rapid and fatal Eight deaths
allowed in rapid succes>uand among them, of c
three children Of my niece Ny wholly taken mp
lending the sick When the first violence ote disease subsidized
answer greater part u which DESTROY ed by
III" negligence al servant and lime elapsed before cuuld
resolution second time the un.iarul task
These circumstances wi excuse my delay.
Your uhcdieEt servant
u nj
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-29

MARRIED On Tuesday the 25th
inst, at the residence of Col. G. Kearny,
by the Rev DR.. Stewart, Thomas SHACK
LEFoRD, Esq, to Miss SARAH P. Moore.
We are indebted to the happy pair for
our part of the good things prepared for
the occasion. Weddings are becoming
so frequent since leap year commenced,
and our share of "the sPoils" so bounti-
full that we have some thoughts of setting
up a confectionery on our own hook, to
supply all old Bachelors with cake, who
are not so fortunate as to supply them
selves with a wife.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-29

SECURITY OF PASSENGERS IL STEAM
BoATs.-Ihe following resolution was
presented to the Senate on the 31st ult.
by Mr.. Webster:
Resozred, That the Committee on Com
merce be instructed to inouire whether
The law respecting vessels propelled by
steam does not require amendment, and
whether II be not expedient to make the
following enactments:
l. That the owners and masters Of all
vessels propelled in whole or in part by
steam, employed in the transportation of
passengers, or OF goods, wares, or mer-
chandise, for hire, shall be deemed to all
intents and purposes, common carriers
thereof, and shall be liable to all the du
ties and responsibilities imposed upon
such common carriers by the common
law. And every restriction, qualifica-
ton, or limitation of any such duties and
responsibilities by any special notice or
contract, or other proceeding on the
part OF such carriers, shall be deemed
utterly void and of no validity or force,
or effect whatever.
II. That whenever any loss, damage,
or injury shall occur to any passenger
- - any 5CCd7t " ~tCs3 VI tilCE CtttAAi1iSE
on board of any such steamboat or other
vessel propelled in whole or in part by
steam, from fire or steam, or collision
with another vessel, the same shall be
deemed full prime facie evidence of neg
ligence sufficient to charge the proprie-
tors, and those in their employmen
with the full amount of such loss, damage
or injury, until they shall show beyond
any reasonable doubt, that no negligence
whatever had occurred on their part.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-29


IN act to proride for the uaIuation of
Foperty, aud an relation to mortgages
aHa frHsi deeds.
SECTION J. Be It enacted BIZ the Legis-
I..-fe q the State Of Mississippi, That
sis@l'er, whenever any sheriff or 9TH
:. ouieer, by virtue of any writ of exc
Son issuing out of any court of this
- snail levy on any property, real or
- or whenever any property.
o. personal. shall be surrendered TO
~ sheriff or other officer in discharge
ne person, it is hereby made compe-
.-N' and full authority is hereby given,
: say such person, whose property, real
ssFsonai. shall be so levied on or sur
.s--oered, TO notify in writing such She
!. - Or other other officer, that he claims
!. I nave the same appraised according to
: provisions of this act; whereupon.
s persons entirely disinterested and
.-coaneeted. either bY consequently or
y, shall be chosen as appraisers,
% be chosen by the person whose
lsPerty is to be appraised, a second by
Piaintiti or his agent, or by the she-
- or other officer; if both plaintiff and
gent be absent, or neglect or refuse to
lose; and third by the sheriff or
Ter officer.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-29
sHERIFFs SALE


.sfafison Circuit Cottrt--N1g term, 1880.
L. Shotwel, ass. &c.
vs. Pleu. f. "a. on bond.
Sitter & Johnson, et a.
Com. Bank Of Natshez
use &c.
vs. 5th execution
BENZ. Williams & Co.
EsY virtue of the above stated cases TO
Hs me directed, will expose TO public
sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door in the town o. Canton,
On Monday the ID day Of March, 1910,
Two likely Negro Slaves, Peter and his
wife Celia.
Levied on as the property OF defend
ant Sitter, and viii be sold to satisfy
the above stated cases
S HAMBLEN. Sk'F.
Feb 22, IS PR fee S5l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-29

The commissioners appointed to select
be SIZE .or the State Seminary, are VIM
D SHarkey, w. l.. Brandon, and Tho's
q Villains the points, one Of which
INST be selected, are, Louisville, Wins
n1 county, Kosciusko, Alfalfa county,
- ssippi City, Brandon, Oxford, La
ay-tte county, Middleton, Carroll coun-
E, Mourone Missionary Station, Ponto-
1c county.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-29

During the existence OF the u. S. Bank,
ne cry Of the Jackson demagogues, was.
1.-Two much foreign capital IN this
country" 'slaves of European Lords"
&c because foreigners held eight mill
ions Of stock in that institution. For
sgners now hold State bonds TO the a
mount Of eighty millions, based upon the
real estate Of the country.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-29

Fe have received the communication
OBI. r. VI. Williamson to the House
+ R-7reseutatives Of this State, on the
le1.0. his liabilities to the Union Bank /;
sewing that they were grossly misrep-
SEATED BY the publication of the Miss
sian extra, which purported 10 be
a--aI On facts drawn from the report
e ne committee OF investigation, APP
-ll.si by the legislature. We will give
q place in our columns next week.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-29

RIDE for The taking Of TIC census Of the
9fdte q Mississippi in The ye0r 1e41.
ne At further enacted, That an act en-
ti,led an act TO provide for the valuation
OF property, and in relation to mortgages
and trust deeds, approved 2Ist, 1906
and this act, TO take effect and be in
force from and after their passage.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-29
! l11, Qfe3-uIH5
NkTS

o. legislature adjourned on the 22d
r. after a session of seven weeks,
arag much unjone, and doing enough
L disgrace any Legislature that ever
-sesrei IN any country. We will try
rsmo-e convenient time to give a full
story Of their acts TO our readers.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-29
The state of Mississippi.


MADISON COUNTY.
In The Circuit Court Of said county, Oeto-
Der term, 1889.
Thomas Noble, Attachment for
VS. $1,000 90
Josiah Bonner,
TEsHE Attachment in this case having
IL been returned by the Sheriff of
said county duly executed, notice is
hereby given that unless the said defend
ant do appear here on or before the next
term of this court, give special bail and
plead herein, judgment final by default
will be rendered against him, and other
proceedings had according TO law.
A true copy-Aftest:
w. MONTGOMERY, Crk.
ANDERSON & BRIEN, dts for Pf'6s.
Feb 90, 0-Il
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-29


RT viFtoe Of IRE zsose sta.-sl e4=es -
IL re directed. sal expose - Rae-
lie sale. fer cash. b@aa-e tar L9zzs- aszaase
door u the town O. Caar0f
On sieadaY 18th aav sf SEArsA tsaa>
A very valuable sn3 sglen113 tears 81
land. Iyiag N the translate aesh ser-
hood q Can,Oa. saG kao~a saz 1essz-
mated a follows. . wlss ina lansss = aere
Samuel ~ Fiourn0x nos ressles- aean-
ded IS follows. beginning a. The segra-
east corner Of sad tract. On TIE w4st
side Of the road lssaiug from Caasaa Co
Moore's Bluff. a. = roinE IN : n Lev5e--
ston's line. running theuce west @szh sae
line Of said LlviuEsfoa's lau9- IS . car
ner Of Thos. Cosl5nss lard. taen-e @es-
with the line Of sad Collins faasl. % q
corner Of W L. Ballour's lant. where
this tract corners 18th The laasis g sri
Collins and Balfours theucs uogta wl-h
the line Of said Balfear's land aaea- rEc
hundred and ninc.v Soar wards theace
west with the liue oF said 6alfesr 8 n1e
half a mile. 70 a corner Of ~. II Ea1ar.' =.
thence north With the hue og SD Pa
tons land. 70 4 corner % the faa8 81
Wm. Mcdowell. deceased; thence narfa
with the line Of SAID aicDowsil. desc ass1-
land. 70 n hickory ahout ore m55e fro@
the last corner thence east wits the 3.le
Of said McDoWelI's land % = coFaer 81
Mr. Reeds lands thence east w5sa 81
Reeds line 20 the read leaslnE lruu
Canton 70 Moore's BuT; thelce sc-sh
with said Reefs line % the eorner 81
said Reeds lands thence r@st wash sa
Reeds line across sad Reed g q haesc-v
where this tract corners vita ne asn3'
Of said Reed ard LIylnEssoas sheare
south wi;h said road sud the line - 50
Livingston's land. - the plsre e 4eE -
/ ming. containing SEA acres
/ ALSO-A Part Of the east bait es a.
I northeast quarter Of sec,l0n eEaeeea
being about twelve and thrse-e 1sr-e-
acres, particularly described q thei
Book F, page sci Also. east ha
south-wess quarter. secSicl 70 e1F1sl
u 9. range 3. east
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-29

government patronage, so overwhel-
mig IN lis influence, is now being bro't
I bear upon the politics of Tennessee.
ne van Buren, State Electors are re-
'et'ingthe appointment of Census takers,
ne better to enable them to effect the
ssiiieal end of securing that State for
NJ Van Buren,.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-29

he Wing Electors of the State Of
tennessee are in The field. The Hon.
E L. Foster was TO address the people
o. Rutherford, on the 18th inst.