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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-15
sIIEssrEs sALE.

.VafisoH Circsai Court Icy tern, Ies3
r. II. Ozzood s. Co..
F. ". & J. R. Hubert.
EPY virtue OF the above stated ease
III TO me directed. wili expose 20
public sale, for cash, before the door 81
the Courthouse in the town OF Canton
On o1dqy tie 2d day Of 1Eerr6. 1910.
The following lot or parcel OF land in
the town OF Madi sonviiIe, described en
deed as follows: Beginning on Chistaloo-
sa street. n the northeast corner o. To-
No 40i, being the corner Of said To- o.
said street, nearest the Steam Mil, r.a-
ming thence south 50 81 east Gle feet.
thence due east 81 Ieet- thence due narth
472 feet 10 a sake. thence south 6S IL
west Ell feet 10 a stake, thence north
50 81, west 20 feet % a stake. thence
south 60 west, 80 feet 10 the beginning.
being a part Of lot 80. Said lot haF5 81.
thereon q good dwelling house, kigehan
&c
Levied on as the property or defea3-
ants F. ". & J. r Hubert, and will B.
sold 10 satisfy plaintiffs deb, and caz.-
S. HAEBLEN. St-f.
b J. d. SzrrH. DeB'g-
Jan. >, SIS [Pr re slsl
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-15
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

Madison County, IS.
Probate Court, January Term, 1910.
10 the sheriff of said County-- Greeting
WE Command you that you summon
twelve good, discreet, aud lawful
aen OF the county and neighbornood, as
ld-s' to enquire upon their oath as 10
'ue eapablllty OF Thomas Collins, a citi-
leh oil said county to take care of him
:, ~ ana property, and make return of
, ,ne verdict Of such jury to the present
FERN Of this court.
WITNESS, the Honorable
WILLIAM S. BAILEY,
Judge Of Probate of said
County, the 4ih Monday of
January, 1910, and seal Of
said Court.
issued, the 10Th day of January, a. d.
JNO. T. CAMERON, Clerk.
Feb. 8, 1910. 5-tc.
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THE STATE OF MIssI ssIPPI)
Madison County.


To the Honorable William S. Bailey,
Judge IF Probafes Of Madison County:
E'HE Petition Of Joseph Collins res
pecuully sheweth unto your Honor,
that Thomas Collins, citizen Of Madi-
son County, and brother of your petit
TONER has become subject to such uber-
'aiIons OF mind as to be incapable of
''ansacing business, and taking care OF
property
Your petitioner therefore prays your
aonoF to take such steps in relation TO
me person and property of the said
thomas Collins, as the laws of Mississ-
lPPi IN such case made and provided, au-
ihorlze and require, and your petitioner
Is IN duty bound, &c
JOSEPH COLLINS.
Feb. 8, 1910. 5-tf
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vEyHE. subscriber wishes to sell or rent
u the premises upon which he now
lives. in the town Of Canton. They con-
sis, of good dwelling. out houses chs
tern, garden and four acres and a nan
of ground For terms. make aPPiica-
ton 10 ,.cv
SIS
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TO nEI.INnrrNrs

a Ii persons indebted to this Office are
l = informed that fthey DO not pay APP
by the l5.h day Of February next, they
will have to pay cost. In future. no Job
done in this office will be delivered until
paid for;-no advertisement inserted IN
less paid for al the time when it is hand
ed in-ond no subscription taken unless
paid for in advance.
GEO. E. w. NELSON & Co.
Ian. o. 1910
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-15

ashlS IS 10 forwarn all persons from
trading with James Eubank for a
House and Lot in the town Of Canton, It
beng the same lot conveyed b. john
Briscoe 10 said Eubank As yve believe
We shall be able to prove said lot was
paid for by Richard Eubank out OF the
proceeds Of property sold BY US to said
RIchard Eubank, and on which we have
a lem duly recorded in the Office of the
Clerk of Probate Court of Madison coun-
", and that said Richard Eubank had
the same conveyed TO his brother with
vie" oil deiraudlng US in the collection Of
our debt.
STUART & MITCHELL.
By o. j. z. STUART.
Feb. 8, 1889. ST
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SHERIFF-s SALE
-FEadison Cireusf Csu-f--Hgy f~-as- iss1
z " &gR Hubert
r r - o. Eeaz-
J0nathaE Eancieavo &
William Wade.
Nathaniel z Fslfs
Alas r. "a
william Wade e ii
10y virtue Of the above stated eases
ES TO me directed, shall expose 20
public sale. for cash. before ths coaFt-
house door, in the fossn Of Cant11s
On tss Third lEsssdng - FssrzeTg, 1910,
The following property. TO SEf. tne Ike
" Negro boz Save nanss1 Nadlson---
Levied on as the proeriy q Cefsa1anl
Wade. and wiz Be sod % satisfy pain
tItf : debs and Cost
& EANBLE<. SO
Br E. 3 CuzTIs. FerS
Ian 81. 1870 IS PF f. =
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A ADMINISTRATIONS sALr.

ADNINIsTRATO SALE-
E9f virtue Of an order from the Hon.
orable. the Pro5aie Court q MIDI
son county, Miss. us5e az the IaEu-
ya Term. 1910, / vii sell on the PRE-
misses, to The highest bs6der. On the 9th
day 81 March. 1870, the following ss-s-
cribed land belonging 10 the estate or
Hugh Simpson,. 70 vii. West hsif. nor1h
west quarter section three. township <
leven. range four, east.
On credit Of one and two years. the
purchaser giving bond and approved Sc
curly.
ROBERT SIMPSON.
Afzs-r
Feb /, 1890. ia.
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sgEgIrFss SALE.

z . 50
Claiborne Circuit Coatrt---gay term, 1880.
ohn a. watkins,
rs On Al Plu. f. "a.
David II. Porter.
J w. Johnson & wife,
admir- & dm'rx. of
the estate of E. H. Da-
Wis, decd.
RY virtue of the above stated cases
1S TO me directed, viii expose to pub
lie sale. for cash. before the door OF the
Courthouse in the town OF Canton,
On Monday the I'd day Of March 1910,
The following described tract or parcel
of Land, viz: W 12, N w IA Of sec
ton 4: E l-2, Y E IA OF section 8,
township s, range 4, east.
Levied on as the property of defend
ant E.. III. Davis, decd, and viii be soia
"a satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost
s. HaMBLEN, SI,F
By 3. X. ALLEs, DsP'y.
Feb. I. "a [Pr fee So
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rOSTPONENENT.

FOSTPONEMENT.
The sale Of the above described pro-
perty is hereby postponed until the third
Monday in February, 1910.
w, NJ. GWIN. MarShal
BY j. +. Cook, Dep'y.
Feb 8, So Pr fee S271
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-15
EF WILLIAM 5. BAILY, Jud ge of the
FFObate Court of Madison Connty.

Ey WILLIAM s. BAIIY. Judge eff the
probate Court of Madison County.
AOTlCE is hereby given, that on APP
pllcatlon to me, by Cha's ]. Searies.
OF SAID county, who claims an undivided
fourth part Of all that tract or parcel Of
land, lying in said county, and known as
the south half, west half. northwest
quarter, section fourteen; and north half,
east half, northeast quarter, section IF
teen, township nine, range two, cast
Also, the undivided half of east half.
northwest quarter, section twenty-five.
township ten, north Of range five, cast
Also. the undivided half of Lots num-
Der five and six, in square three; north
half Of Lot one, in square eight, and
thirty feet of south half Of Lot two, in
square eight, in the town of Canton.
have nominated Z. F. Divine, Robert
Love and Elijah Young. to divide the
said tracts Of land into equal parts
agreeably TO vauc.-And unless proper
objections are stated to me. at the Court
house in Canton, on the 11th Of April,
1910, the said E. F. Divine. Robert
Love and Elijah Young, will then be APP
pointed commissioners to make partition
Of said lands, pursuant to an act entitled
IAN act concerning lands held BY copar-
ceners, joint tenants, and tenants in com
mon.
Given under my hand, this the 9Th day
Of Febsuary, A. d. 1910.
WIN. S. BAILY,
Judge Of ProJates.
Feb 1910 5I1
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NARsuAL-s SALE.
Circuit Court u Shay term 1910
Hamilton 2 Murray On f. "a.
Isaac Bass and surity.
d virtue Of the above stated fl. ia. TO
b me directed by the honorable Cir
cult Court United States for the Southern
District Of Mississippi, will expose to
public sale, for cash, before the Court
house door in the town of Canton,
ont the Second Monday in February, 1910,
The following Negroes to-wit: Will,
Prisse, Minty, Peter, jimmy, Malinda and
Rachael.
Levied on as the property of John Ro-
binson and will be sold to satisfy plain
ulf9s debt and cost.
w. NJ. GWIN. Marshal
By J. T. Cook, DcP'y.
Dec. %.
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Same and same.


virtue OF the above stated cases to
me directed, ! will expose to pub
lie sale for cash, before the door of the
Court House, in the town of Canton.
On the Sd day IF February, 1910,
The following described tract or par
eel of land, 10 wit:-The east half, sec
lion nineteen, except fraction off the
west half of the northeast quarter Of
said section, containing eighteen acres,
and fraction off the west half of north
east quarter of section nineteen, and a
fraction off the west half Of south east
quarter of same section, in all contain
Ing twenty acres; also, west half, north
west quarter, section twenty, except
twenty acres off the south end of said
eighth: also, west half, and south half
of the east half of the northeast quar-
ter, and east half, southwest quarter.
section thirty; also, north half, west half
northeast quarter, section thirty one,
all in township nine, range three, east;
in all, five hundred and eigh-
ty-two acres, more or less
Levied on as the property of defend
ant Walton, and will be sold to satisfy the
above stated cases.
SAM'L HAMBLEN, Shf,
JESSE BRowN, Depy.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

,,-5,,oa circuit couri-Nay term, 1910.
! Fl. Fa.
s.ngsl DalTsl and
1-bs :. Gooch.
Nv virtue Of the above stated cases, to
II NJ directed, | shall expose to pub
..a for cash, at the Courthouse
81. ii the town Of Canton,
y. H.adqy he Cd day Of March, 1910,
r.. allowing tract or parcel Of land, TO
~. Southeast quarter and east half,
.,I,b-west quarter, section eleven; east
5sIc southeast quarter, section thirteen,
,,gDship eight, range three, east.
Also
Iot of Cotton, supposed TO be twenty
fya Bafes. two Cows and Calves, one
Wardrobe and one Bureau.
Levied on as the property OF defend
an, Dutfgl. and viii BE- sold TO satisfy
the above stated case.
S. HAMBLEN, Sh'f.
BIZ J. d. Smith, Dep'y.
Feb /, 5-8 [Pr fee $19l
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Feb l. 1910.
EXECUTORS SALE.

EXECUTORS SALE
20 I virtue OF an order OF the horo-a-
3 bic the Probate Court OF Madison
county. made ~ the January term, 1870.
we will Offer for sale, ON the public
square in tie town OF Canton.
On Mgndcy Tie end dgg Ct N4-ct, 1910,
The following articles. belonging 60 th-
estate Of Thomas J. Moore, diseased
to VII:
l SOrrel Horse and Saddle.
\ lot OF Law Books, and Mis-
ccllaneous Works,
l Mahogany Bed-stead,
1 Curled Hair MatraSS,
| Mahogany Mantle Glass.
| Sword and Shot Gun.
l Pleasure Carriage and Har-
ness,
l Pair Carriage Horses.
On credit Of SIX months, the 7Grchs-
ser giving bond with approved security 81
A. B. MOORE.
u. ". HENDERSON.
EIe-ute-s.
Feb. /, 1910, As
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S*st@N4 S1-fa ~efHt lo4V
Is onF- Fa
James L. Muse & sur.
Jesse Meek, Admir-.
Same.
E.Y virtue Of the above stated eases
A TO me directed, by the Honorable
Circuit Court OF the United States, IN and
for the Southern District of Mississippi.
! will sell for cash before the Court house
door IN the town of Canton,
On The Second Monday in March, 1910.
TWO LIKELY NEGRO SLAVES,
PETER AND MARY.
ALSO-The following described land,
TO wit: the east half of the north east
quarter of section two, township nine,
range five, east; and west half of north
west quarter of section one, township
nine, range five cast; west half and west
half of southeast quarter, section thir-
ty-two, township ten, range six. east;
south half and west half of northeast
quarter, aid southeast quarter of north
west quarter Of section thirty-six, town
ship ten, range five east; east half and
south west quarter Of section thirty one,
township ten, range six, east: east half
northwest quarter Of section thirty-one,
-ownshiP ten. range six east; being the
Undivided half Of sixteen hund red acres.
Levied on as the property OF defend
mt, J. L. Muse, and will be sold to salts
y the above stated cases
VIM. NJ. GWlN, Marshal.
BIZ VIM. J. NoRMENT. DeD5ay
Feb g, So (Pr fee G27I
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SUEREFF'S SALE.

hudson circuit c0urt-lIay term 1910.
Rogers Petty, surv.
part.
vs. Alias plu. Fl. IA.
Keatley Sanders,
James Sims and
John Brooks,
EsY virtue of the above stated cases,
AD to me directed, shall proceed to
expose to public sale, for cash, at the
Court House door in the town Of Can
ton, Madison county,
On Monday the Cd day IF March 1910,
The following described tract or parcel
of land. to wit: Ia Of section %.
township IL, range 4, east, containing
80 800 acres: Also, 1-2, " IA OF
section IS, in township /, range 4, east.
containing so acres; also 2 of " 2
of the " Ia of section 2 of township
10. range 4 east. in The district Of lands
subject to sale at Mount SaIus, Miss
issippi. Also, seventeen bales Of Cot
ton.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant X. Sanders. and viii be sold TO sa-
tisfy the above stated case.
Sale to take place within the hours
prescribed by law
By JESSE BRowx, Dep'y.
Feb. j, 4-8 Pr fee sl2l
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AIARsEIAE.s SALE.


AEARSHAE.sS SALE.
Cirelit Court United S.zses--'1zs tsrs4 1870.
Fl. Wilson,
o. &. "a
Angus CLARK and
Surities,
virtue OF the above stated case 60
- me directed by the honorable Cir
cuit Court United States for the Southern
District of Mississippi, shall expose %
public sale, for cash, before the Court
house door in the town Of Canton,
On the First Monday an March, 1870.
The following tract or parcel Of Land.
TO wit: East halt, northeast quarter. sec
ton five, township eight. range two.
west; east half, northeast quarter. sec
ton eight, township eight. range tive.
wesf; west half northwest quarter. sec
ton nine. township eight, range two.
west; southeast quarter. section seven
teen, township eight. range two, west
Levied on and viii be sold Co satisfy
The above stated case
". IT. GWlN. lf-rsf1f
b. w ). Nosz-,sr. Der
Fob /. 4-3 lPr Zee SCI
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Dec
POSTPONEMENT.

POSTPONEMENT.
The sale Of the above described pro-
perty is hereby postponed until the 18th
day Of February, 1910.
S. HAMBLEN. .ShT.
By JESSE BRowN. Dep'g.
Feb g, So pr fee 1851
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NIARsHALs SALE.

MARSHAL'S SALE.
United States Circut Corrt-.Iay term, 1870
H. R. w. Hill,
VS. On alias f. IA.
w. F. Smith s. sur'y
Davenport, Wycod &
Co.
vs. Same and same.
Same,
R. II. Osgood & Co.
T. F. Jack G. Co. & sur.
My virtue of the above stated cases to
ES me directed by the honorable the
circuit court United States, will expose
to pubic sale. for cash, before the door
of the Courthouse, in the town OF Can
ton,
On The Third Monday in february, 1910,
One Hundred and Seven Bales Of Cotton,
lying at Ways Bluff.
Levied on as the property OF defend
ant w. F. Smith, and will be sold 10
satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost.
w. VI. GWIN, Marshal,
By W. J. NoRMENr, Dep'y.
Feb s, SO Pr fee S5I
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THE STATE o. aII>sIssIPrI,

4 HI - 4 4 + - sAA-@Ee1A A-AAF
MADISON COUNTY.
Probate Court, January Terra 1890
e Office is hereby given that q tie
- above stated term or the Pr9hate
Court Of said county. letters 90 admins
tration were granted 10 the undersigned
on the estate Of Join I. Dcarjag. deed.
all persons having claims against sa.a
estate arc requested 10 present then duIv
authenticated within the time prescribed
By law or they Will Be forever barred.
and all persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested TO come forward and make
settlement.
JESSE HEARD.
5. ID. LIVINGSTON.
Admin II --#..--
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sHERIFF,s SIZE.

si EEIIEE''S SALE.
-Iqzfs0H circuit COuri-1I1g term 1910.
Le 81 Nlddux x Co.,
vs. On yend. expo.
a. D. Natheny e, al
i5la Stone il. use sc.
IS Same and same.
Sane, et al,
Some * Nanuoy,
vs. Same and same.
SINE. % n.
JOAN Stone Jr., use &c.
Some and same,
DT virtue Of the above stated cases
ID to me directed I will sell for cash
a the Courthouse door, in the town of
Canton,
On Monday I'M day Of February 1910,
One likely Negro girl Slave, named
l.nuv.
Levied on as the property of defendant
4. d. Malheny, and will be sold to salts
iy plaintiffs debt and cost.
S. AMBLEN, Sh'f.
By T. II. GILLESPIE, Dep'y.
Feb 8, Sc Pr fee S5l
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POSTPONF1IENT-

POSTPONEMENT
The sale of the above described pro-
pry is hereby postponed until The 18th
DAY Of February. 1910.
s. HAMBLEN. Sh'f.
By Jesse BRowN, Dep'y.
Feb o. Sc Pr fee S25I
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sHERIFFs SALE.

VqJ;qgn circuit couyt-May term 1910.
Lorenzo Latham,
Keqhtly Sanders,
James Sims and
snY virtue OF the above stated cases
Ii 10 me directed, | will expose TO
1IbIic sale. for cash, before the Court
house door ia the town OF Canton,
On M,ndqy the 9th doyof January l84o.
The following valuable described pro
osry, to vii: Phil, Dave, Lucinda, and
e7,Ii. Lawson, Mary and child.
A LSO-
On Mgnday the 81 day Of February 1910,
The following described tract or parcel
Of Land, 10 wir:-The northeast quar-
Ter Of section nine, township ten, range
four: north half, east half, northwest
quarter, section nine, township ten, range
burr south half, east half, southeast
quarter, section nine, township ten, range
four; north half, east half, south west
quarter, section nine, township ten, range
four; south half, cast half and south
taIL, west half, northwest quarter, sec
ton fifteen, township ten, range four,
east; containing in all three hundred
and sixty acres.
Levied on as the prope rty Of defend
20. James Sims, and will be sold 10 salts
y the above stated cases.
5. HAMBLEN, sniff.
BY JESSE Brown, DePy. /
Dsc 90
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N-ssaa csv-s C.a=s-~Ns aa. rsas
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MARSHAL SALE.

United States Cfrcsai Courf-.Vsy Term 1870.
Jesse Meek,
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STUART & MITCHELL.

By .. J. Z. STUART.
Feb. 8, 1880. 5-tC
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Madison Circuit Court-May term, le4o.

Alias plu f IA on bond
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-03

ihsoss sss-Spsrta uas--ahaa vast
sad ART still. No Goth o. vasd. /
ever Numbered II ny gates o. reyel.
ied IN ihy spsil. Msa mArred n.t
ny msgaihc~ace. Thoa ssri scsth.
Cd BY The finger &c Him, = 10 alone
knes The dsplLsof violence and crime.
bsb,lo q Italy. my doom wss no.
revealed 10 thee. No prophet ~ss
There. shsa Thy losers wers iolier.
ing. and ihe ashen darkness obscsred
ny horizon. 70 consIFse the ~arning.
y ne wrath Of God vas upon thee hss-
Wy lin The saIeano ~as :. The hldiag
~ lis psarr." and like ihiae sneisnt
sisters q The plain. NY judgment Vas
sealed 10 frr!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-03
MARTIAL LAW IN ITALIANS
SEE, FLORIDA.

The Tallahassee Star Of The lib gives
the details Of an extraordinary proceeding
which came off in that town during The
present month, To wit. the assembling, b.
the Governor. OF large number Of hired
soljiery in The streets of Tallahassee 10
overswe The citizens, under the plea Of
preserving the public peace.
The details are v0lumlnons, but We
subinin The material points: -
Alta Locofoco meeting in the vicinity
of Tallahassee, q resolution was adopted.
declaring that the Wings Of Florida had
formed union with the Abolitionisls ol
the Nor,h. Some Two or three Wings
called upon The editor Of The paper in
which the resolution was published. 10
know the author OF the resolution. or q,
leas, upon whose authority The publica
lion was made. The editor promised TO
give the name mex, day. Next day, the
gentlemen called again; but the editor
was no, visible. In hls stead vas lei.
,er declining 10 give The desired informs
lion. This created some feeling, and tbs
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shst body had been directed 10 wsis IN
bic Exeelieary. and . represent ths en-
ei,ed sisie Il ruhlae feeling. ihe pressing
dsnger II immedssSe collision and blood
shed Il The troops should longer remain.
and % requesl sheH speedy removal. To
this the Gossrnor hal finally consented:
and shea she esmaites Of the citizens
arrived, they wsre gra,ifsd ~ilh The IN
fafmasion that the orders had been given.
and that The soldiers wers already On their
march beyend the limits Of The ctyi'
This 10. 10 ruth, masi extraordinary
affair. Ii is1ht fret inHanee since King
Georges red jackets we're drivvn oui that
hired soldiers were resosisd 10 20 sup
press quarrel between lwo individuals.
and disrisrge me ordinary functions Of
The lsw. u i,seif. and is results. "a 10 .
ns,.er 0fsery nisisl n0aseni. But. ~ .
sign Of coming ssenis, II 10 well cslculal-
ed 20 make deep impression upan The
public mind. An appeal 70 he soldiery
an 20 pallry . preiexl BY the Governor
should adm0nish us ~ The solemn truth
~hirh al history inculcales-Gire men
pOrsr and They sciH absss 10. |. teach
80 ns lesson PAT 90 The lines. and which
she PEOPLE ~ this country shSuld MOI
iiea, with Indifference. We have seen
The President and his secretary Of War
recommend mililsry scheme which. il
adopted. would put !, into the pose Of
those N authority 10 suhjecs 81 pleasure
every Town and hamlet IN The Conledera-
cy 10 msriisl las. The means bring 81
hand. prelex,s will MOI be waning 10 nee
Them. - - made amply manifest BY The
case under consideration.
Richmond Hhig.
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boa. them for which they had he leas,
concern. Learn. ] besseeh you, dear
Christians. learn % lake noe rational
measures Of things. Think hos much
you are indebted % The divine goodness.
winch has taken 90 great care of your
everlasting happiness, - 70 SCI apart a
order Of men whose business /. sh.ll Be-
70 promote and advance IL DO IN YOU
can % encourage and assist diem IN their
sefk; gre them The encouragement Of
your attendance. and assist ,hem by hello.
ING 70 instruclihose children and servants
who are under your several charges. Ap.
ply yourselves frequently 10 lhem CT "a.
vice and direction, and Be often putting
up hat impor.sn, question. !. Whs, shall
se do 10 he saseds" co moi 10 church
% ~ = judges. II you Be no, plsa.ed,
iadisPosition Of mind. or ignorance may
De The cause, and modesiy should oblee
you 70 silence. If you Be taken with
what you have heard, spend no, your
time in talk abou. il; practice 10 the bes,
way TO commend i. Beware Of spiritual
pride, and conceiiedness, and striving
with them who watch Tor your souls.
ScOugaI.