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HDALIIMOEE COLLEGE OF DENIih I.
ED GURGERY-The IRtrodurtorv Lectures in
this Insttut will be delivered in The baptist Church
in CalYsr, betwee Saratoga and Lexington streets
commencing TUESDAY, November Sd at u O'Clock
in the evening, 10 which, the Board of Visitors the Re
vereud Clergy the Medical Faculty, and public gene
rally, are invited. The following is the order in which
they will be delivered.
Thursday, Professor Chaplin A. Harris,
Saturday, Sc Fl. Willis Baxley.
n3 CHAPLIN A HARRIS Dean
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TEXAS.

Galveston, Texas, was quite healthy on the
14th September. Several cases Of congestive
fever had, however occurred, but the Ds..,V
Courier of that place remarks:
'FThe season is so far advanced, that 1t is
confidently believed the city will not be visited
this year with sickness. In truth we cen dis
cover no local cause, at present existing, ever
again to create sickness in Galveston. Let
the works of improvement that are at present
progressing, upon the streets, and in ditching
through the city, and we can see no reason why
this may not continue TO be one of the most
healthy places upon earth. We are informed,
by the Mayor of the city, that since the 30th
ofJune last, there have been only nine deaths.
Comparing the size of the place, we question
if smaller bill of mortality can be exhibited in
any town upon the face of the globe. Notwith-
standing we speak thus confidently of the health
of this place, we feel it our duty to warn every
one to be on his guard against sickness, for the
season is not yet oveI-tbe danger is not yet
entirely passed.-Let no one who feels the
premontory symptoms ofdisease, procrastinate
for moment, in applying the proper remedies.
In ninety mine cases out of hundred, the
prompt application of medicine, or an immedi-
ateresort to some remedial process, will pre-
vent the evils of a protracted illness, or ofpre-
mature DEATH" fte, ~
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VHNRei SUBSCRIBEGR offers TO his friends and
the public in general at his Lumber Yard on the
Falls, below Pratt street Bndge-( 1tice, head Union
pock) large and general assortnentof seasoned Lum-
"e.., such Ranntl, Common select Culngs, Jost
Rafters, Shingles Laths, NJ Carolina and Il, rIoor-
ing, with every other article necessary make good
assortment. quantity of Ark Logs, and also Ark
Plank, Will he sold at reduced prices, have large
quantity on hand All those who buy for cash MAJ ex-
pect liberal discount. d. E, THOMAS
10 IF diff
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J. T. WAITS On.

MAKING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 65 SoUlH CALVERT STREET, BtLTIMonE.
= q would particularly inform these who buy " o.
N a VEN WIRE and SLEEVES TO SELL that il would
be much n their advantage TO call on him before pur
chasing elsewhere. lie also manufactures heavy twill
ed Woven Wire for Spark CaLchers; plain and fancy
WIRE WORK for Book Cases, Windows, Sc; Bird
Cages, Rat and Mouse Traps, &c. &c. oc24dst*
THE HOMEOPATHIC EXANIIN Err
By A. GERALD HgLL, NJ. D., Vol. No. V. MAY 1910
CONTENTS.
I !. Rise and progress OF Homeopathy, in Sicily
by Samuel CalandTd, NJ. D., OF Palermo.
III. Bellad0na-by John c. Peters.
III. Epilepsy.
w PhysioiOgy-NG. Ill.
V. Foreign Correspondence. Letter from Frederick
II. Quinn, of London-NO. 6.
VI. Domestic Cores pOndence.
VII. Poisoning by Arsenic-by C. Herring, NJ. D. OF
Philadelphia.
Will Review, sc. &c.
Conditions-1he 'IIemRpathic Examiner Will be
published every month. in Royal Octave Form at s.
per annum, payable in advance. Subscriptions
ceivei by WM. II. HARRISON,
Literary Rooms, No Is Nor Gay ST.
amid Baltimore.
CHLORINE TOOTH FOSVD Err. for cleans
a. ing The Teeth healing spongy Gums, and purifying
the Breath. Ii Is unnecessary say that this Tooth
Powder superior anything else invented, but
il Is confidently believed that Will give general satisfac
ton those who it. One proof Of the superiority
this article is, that there many who, after having
used il four or five years. pronounce il 10 be The best
dentrifce they have ever tried. Prepared by
G. X. TYLER,
Conner f. Baltimore aud High sts. Bait.
n. B. None genuine, without the lac smile of the
proprietor upon The side OF tie box,
jy 80
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SAnKUEE. TOWNSEND.
DENTIST;
AND MANUFA CJURER OF
oCELAlN INCoRRUPTABLE TEETH
No so South Sharp street.
ED ESPECRFULLY informs the citizens ofR.z
E more, that ne is prepared TO perform every opers.
ton apperaining his profession such as CLEANING
Filing and Plugging the TEETH, sc. He will also IN
ser nconupnble Teeth Pivets Clasps, the mess
durable manner.
REFERENCES.
Philip Z. Thomas,
Matthew Smith,
John Needles, n@'A.ofs~
VIM i. Bartlett, }
George Truman,
Elisha Townsend Dentists, rhlAG
81
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MEXICO.


MExIco.--We are indebted to commercial
house for copy Of two DEGREES recently pro-
mulgated by Anaye, the communicative hief
of the Federal troops in Tobasco, in relation
to maratime commerce. The first provides for
the exemption of national vessels from TIE ton
mage duty; for reduction Of one fifth of the
duties levied on goods imported by vessels COM
ing from any port in America, or of two fifhs
if arriving from any European port. Those
vessels only are considered national which have
conformed to the law Of 1888 A, on the subject
to national marine.
The second decree contains eight provisions.
The first abolishes the duty on anchorage, and
provides tonnage duty of one dollar and ahalf
on fereign vessels. The second prohibits for.
eign vessels from carrying on the coast trade,
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Al. FOR RENT-A two story Stone House
MIl.I with rooms, and attached TO it, with
@s5 large yard on Cathedral street, near the Rich
mOnd market, and a few steps from the Susquehanna
Rail Road, and is good stand for small grocery bu
siuess. Rent $40 per month.
AlsO-WANTED TO RENT, small two story
Brick House, suitable for q small Grocery Store, in a
central situation corner store would be preferred,
for which fair rent will be given, application
LEWIS +. SCOTTI'S General Intelligence and Agen-
cy Office, No 2 West Fayette street. OPT
LOOK no YOUR COMFORT SsH IGA LTH
TEEHZS present and approaching excessive hot wea
IL ther, is not only very oppressive and uncomfota
be, but must become very unhealthy: it is therefore
prudent and advisable that persons who have any
gard for the comfort and health of their families should
carefully avoid sleeping feather beds at this
of The year--especially, when good clean delightful
rosners of Lombard and Light streets. Those who
eoubt will please call and examine for themselves,
l5itf
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OLIVER PARKER, CORNER OF CAL
~ vert and Lombard streets, offers for sale
500 bundles American and 10 casks Sheet Zinc
English Sheet Iron 1900 lbs. Lead Pipe
so nacks Russia do go bundles Iron Wire
! o. -tons b4 Ln.a,ica,, tons speiter
Boiler Iron 10 tons boOped Rod Iron
400 pigs Lead 10 do Band * Scroll do
100 boxes I'in Plates 10 do Scotch Pig Iron
100 pigs Banca Tin English Blistered aud Cast
l50 do Cornwall do Steel
With extensive assortment of Stoves, ships Cam
buoses. SC. Sc. Sc 81
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE FOR
H.4VIaE DE GRACE IND PORT DEPOSIT.
= sze-75 The Steamboat GOV. WOLCOTT |
ks=yjS tszez Capt. Kenny has commenced her trips
.SssssfsEaakA and will leave Paers0ss wharf every
Tuesday and Saturday mornings. at O'Clock.
Returning will leave Port Deposit every "Wednesday !
and Sunday mornings the same hour and Will land
passengers at Kennards wharf, near Chestertown and
at Howels Point. -
F7I'he Nolcott has been heightened and thOrouehiE
and entirely repaired both in hull and machinery, end
is IT the best possible Orde
VIM OWEN,
e9 @ Agent.
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VANILLA CREAM CAHD .--A irssi. SUP
y oily of this harmless aud most delightful CANpI
ust received by G.. K. TYLER, corner East Bazn5sz
and High streets. Also, GUM ARABIC LozhNssk.ss
an excellent article for Coughs and sofDezs % -
Breast.
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PHILADELPHIA

SALES SrocKs, N9vENBBR3 }.
Reported by j. IL Israel, Clerk ofthe Board of Brokers'
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NaT AsHINGToN UNIVERSITY OF BATyTT-
w ORE-INTR ODUCTORYL LECTURES
remaining Introductory Lectures the course fnstruc
ton in the institution will be delivered during the en-
sning week, at u O'Clock, p. NJ. in the following order
Professor FOREMAN, on Thursday
The Reverend CIcEgy, the Members oil the Bar the
Medical Profession, the Editorial Corps and the public
generally, art respectfully invited TO attend
The Board of Visitors of this University, and invited
guests, will find the Faculty ready receive Them in The
College Saloon each evening at O'Clock, in order TO
assign them suitable seats.
JOHN r. W. DUNBAR
u25 Dean of the FacuIty
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To conclude with the Farce entitled
4 HUSBAND AT SIGHT.

ga few Season Tickets may be had, if an early |
application be made.-EI}
G5~Bo2es ~ cents-Pt 25-Galiery D.
H5~D2QIs open at O'Clock, and performance to com.
...rnee al = precisely.
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q dAAh REAMsIgO. 4 ElUJ 7. ID CAP Pa
IL SeSp PER, Just reeeis we'd and tor ssle BY
TURNER, WHEEL WRIGHT NUDGE,
au o. NJ South Charles street., up stairs.
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a tKUSHED SU(sA R-East Roeton Crushed Sh-
" gta, in bbls, landing and fer sale by
WILMINGTON & EASTM AN
iy g as Bovly' wharf,
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HDATENT COTTON SEINE Ts~Idks--
The subscribers agents for the sale of Clarkson'z
Patent Seine Irvine, have now ON hand, and viii be
coastantiy supplied with a full assortment of ntsf 7-
proved sizes which they offer for sale on pleasing
terms. SELLMAN 4 CROOK,
nd Diet ofSouh s. Pratt
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A M U SEMENTS
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE
THEATRE, FRONT ST.

II W = MUM IIIA1lA ItE59 T HUN I u :
THIS EVENING, NOVEMBER 3,
VIII be performed, the Drama 9th
SIEGE OF mONTGATZ,
OR, THE MILLER OF KEBEN.
After which, MEDLEY OVERTURE, By the Or
chesira
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snERIFF,s sALE.

.M4il,on circuit court - .Noren'5sr term lo4o'
Gully & Blakey
ys AlAa n. ~. on uvtf'".
Samuel VI. Flournog
John II Walker, and
". w Wadlngion,
ny virtue Of the above stated case 70
- me directed, ! will expose to pubic
sale, for cash, before the door OF the
Court. house. 10 the town Of Canton.
On Monday the 2oh day Of Jaig 1870
The following described Negro Slaves
10 VIA Hardy and UlaQa ~....,
i4ys3 30 81 fre pesPJry oT 5f0 ar
ant Fro1rooy. ana viii g. .o!5 &c satisfy
tho ABOVE stated case. ..u
S BANBLEN. sbG
Is, T.. % Csmn Dpi
lins IT, t77 f 80
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Madison circuit court - NoUeubtr term $40
Leigh Maddnx s. Co,
use &c.
W On yend expo
Neal Shaw, and
Daniel Atkins,
10y virtue Of the above stated case TO
ID me directed, | will expose TO public
sale, for cash, before the door Of the
Courthouse, in the town Of Canton,
On Monday tie QOh day Of July 1910,
The following described lot or parcel Of
land, to wit: The northwest quarter and
west half Of northeast quarter Of sec.
ton twenty-six; southeast quarter and
east half Of southwest quarter and east
| half of the northeast quarter aud west
half of the southwest quarter and south
half Of west half Of north east quarter
Of section twenty.three, and east half
Of southeast quarter Of section fourteen,
and southwest quarter Of section TWEEN
I,v. four, all in township eight, range two,
east, containing in all nine hundred and
sixty acres.
! A[SO-East half, northeast quarter
Of section twenty.ihree, and south hal
I of west half Of northwest quarter Of
section twenty-four, aud north half ~es
half of northwest quarter Of sector
Itwcnty.iour, township eight, rangs Two
eas', containing by estimation, one hun
-fdred aud aiyty 'aetes
:. Levied oh as ito proPa..y g! de'endan
cnd w.l ba sold 10 satisfy the above sia
Ted ease ard 1o.
&. nAMRLEN, stf
By JeHs r llzfG, Utgtg
! iaos -. q 9a Ipt Zee SIS
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TEACHER WANTED.

A School Teacher who is capable Of
N teaching the different branches Of
an English education, can find sItua'
ton BY applying at this office.
June 6, 1910. ZZ-u
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sHERIEE,s sAr.r

~ Circuit Co,rt--.vorembe, Term l8Ao
pNaddux & Co.
4. vs. plan 8, - ~
Iht'gerOld et al.
virtue Of the above stated case to
| Ia directed, ! will sell for cash, be-
|w Court house door in the town of
~ Madison county,
|.nday The 2oh day Of July 1870.
glowing lot or parcel of land, to
ne south halfof west half Of north
yaHer and south half Of east halt
\. 0,easl quarter, and the north halt
IN n "a Of southeast quarter, ADD
' Of west half Of south east
OIL Of section twentv.nlne. ia
~fif faIgd tw6..kJst.
% as me properly OF deiend.
nam md vii Be soli 20 satisfy
r. stated case.
>. hAdBLEN, shB
l.. ~ 1T IlGTH Dry
ea-2s r. Zee siij
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snERIFF's SALE.

'a'sn Circuit Court--.Norem5er term, I040.
nsg NJ, Cox,
s vs. On nina Il fA
HFSs W Kibbee.
|t'rtue Of the above stated case to
ne directed, | will expose 10 public
lor cash, before the door Of the
'nFFhouse, in the town Of Canton
Monday The 6th day If July, 1910,
\ lOIlowing tract or parcel Of land,
|"' Lots number two and three, in
/ Ea0n twenty-five, township nine, range
*esl' containing two hundred and
acres, more or less.
Ssled on as the property Of defend.
'OOee' and will be sold to satisfy
seoye stated case.
S. HAMBLEN, Sh'f.
By B, r, ALLEN, Dep'y
We o 23-26 [Pr fee S8l
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sIIERIrr,s sale.

sHERIrr's SALE.
.Hadion ciretdt rourt--Norember tenn, 1910
Topper & Rollins,
vs. Al f. ia.
James NJ Baker and on Bond,
Bedo Johnson
10y virtue Of the above stated case to
ID nc dirqctod, will expose 10 public
sale for cash, before the Cour, house
door IN the town OF Canton,
on Monday the 9th day Of July, isiO,
the following valuable described Land,
/ 70 wjt
The west half Of the north east quar-.
ter Of section thirty three the west
] half Of the north west quarter and north
r 6Gt wCsr 6frt rt- ,yest i..
ter section ihirty.lour and the south
! half Of the cast half south west quarter
I section thiay.(ear and the south half
Of the west half south west quarter sec.
ton lhirly.(our aud the east half south
east quarter OF section thirty three; and
west half south east quarter Of section
Ithirty.thrce and the cast half Of the
north east quarter section thirty-throe,
all in township ten, range four cast also
/ tho south half of the west half Of the
north east quarter Of section four and
the north half Of the west half Of the
north east quarter section Jour and tho
east half Of tho north east quarter Of
section four and the cast half of tho
north west quarter Of section three, all
Of sOid last parcel Of land lying in town.
ship nine, range four east, containing in
the whole nine hundred and iorty-four
acres, more or less.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ants, and will be sold 10 satisfy plaintiffs
debt and cost.
s HAMBLEN, Shf.
By Jesse BRowN, Dep'y
a
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DISSOLUTION

rHHE partnership heretofore existing
n between the undersigned IN the pub
LEGATION of the Madison Wing Advocate
WINS dissolved on this day All per
spasjaa.btod iops@oaddqWelI e ma z, ~ y.
,umodipte paytaant. sr n" efHaefc. ~
cd 10 settle our books forf4ra'.
GEO q " NELSON,
6 e sHACELEFORD
Nav 70'h. 1910
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NOTICE.

III persons indebted to the late Grm
'cl s. H. Clark s. Co., at Madison
n aaaF.Szip7Sy, Ayas I&O.ssAo rusfhe8
| ELL debts due the said firm have
N transferred to Robert Sholwoll, to
on payment alone can be made.
|abahalr Of the firm,
S. II. CLARK.
luae l3. tBIO. CO
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NHH uWH aftH# WfHl staa
m ma H.ffHaN. t.tI ftHae Dc
He, htm.H.a' tHa luIHamaa
Haa.. ~ tHHHHH Cantor.
Pa a#t h Pc isi0.
.I.a following Iu.ias rs.. af hnl rs
v lra uumbr 1nH, H,H. els aHl stf.
ru ID section 6ye, bni nHh h1l ebsI
baf south eHGH1HefnI section antru.
south h#tI al aa. H+t-4.an at.t 4mr
trf nf section srtru. rss. halo south.
wer euatter Hosf ba.L sll'b01al quar-
I irf aHl south hplr HiH t8IG north east
/ queuef ana south m|l v..lm'f n9f'h.
west quarter aud vesl hail. north east
quarter aud north half cou ho0C north.
least quarter, and hail. northwest
quarter Of section eight township nine.
range FIVE, eas,, containing nna hundred
acres, moro or less
Lowed on az the property Of defend
ant J. G. Napier, and will be- sold lc
All dy the above stated eneos md cost
s. llANBiGN, ShF
Bf B K ALLEN, Depg
June ~. 23-e3 tpr fee Slil
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ATTEN TION,

DELINQUENT MILiTIA-MEN'
A LII persons against whom there IS
"a ormay be Judgment for militia fines
ia the Canton Beat Company, are nou-
fed that hey can satisfy the same with
Union Bank paper, if they will do So
before the LIST Of July next; otherwise
execution will be issued, and Good money
required in every case
WIN. PRlESTLEY, Capt
Canton Beat Company
Canton, June 6, 1910. EZ-zd
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DY virtue Of the above stated cases to
ID me directed, ! shall expose TO pub.
lie sale for cash, before the Courthouse
door, in the town Of Canton,
On Monday ne con day Of July, 1910,
The following tract or parcel Of land,
to wit;--Lot 4 and 8, section a, and T.
l.QSE1.4, and w l-2SE Ia aud L l.2
N Ella and S l.2, w l.2 S w Ia, and
w l.2 Sc ii, and S l.2, Il l.2 S w Id
section five; the south east quarter and
and S l.2, f IL S T. IA, and L l-2 n +
IA. and N l.2, El.2S Il Ii, section 4
N El4 and Il l-2 N W Ia, and Il l.2
81 ID. and w l-2 S L Ia, and f l.2
S W IA aud w lie n + Ia and S -,
w l.g S w l.4aud w l.2 N w I'd and
Nl2, w l.2 S w Ia and T. 10 n w
Ia, section cigEi; East l2 North East
Id aud vs. he n e IA and S = ID, and
North half, cast half n W IA, section
Il; n T. "A aud S f IA, section ~;
| Q, East 10 Southwest Ia, section 81
West -, Northwest Id, Southwest. IA
and w l.2 S + Ia, section %; n l.2
w IoSW l.4und w len w Ia anD
Is t.Q, El.2 n w Ia and W 10 n "
J "a and y 4,ag. lp.'t : sM "a eeA- " ~
! E l.Q S w Ia and S l.2, w l.9 S W
| Ia, section q, all in township Q, rang.
! 9, west
Levied on as the property &C defend
ants A. & A, Clark, and will be sold t
satisfy the above siuled cases
S. tIANBLEN, Saf~
BY JNo L. HErH, Depy
June l3, 23-28 Pr Zee S42l
Printers fees, +, S2O7--lI. Sl2o-327
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Nifliaa Probate Coui-.uv term, 1880.
Thomas h0vdon andl
Nathan Tins, adm'my Camplmnaah
1i Simon Bowdou dec
vH
James Sims
n appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court that defendant James Sims IL
not an nhabltnut Of this State, so that
the process Of this Court canno, DO
served upon him. II is therefore order.
cd by the Court that unless said defend
ant Sims appear at the July term, 1910,
Of this Court and plead, answer or de-.
muir TO the Bill Of complaint Of said
compliments, filed at the April term,
1910, the several allegations thereof
shall be taken as confessed as to him,
and such order and decree made therein
as may seem equitable and just. And il
is further ordered by the Court that this
order DO published in the Madison Wing
Advocate until the said July term, 1910.
a true copy from the minutes,
]. H. CAMERON, CIR.
BY &. SEWER, D. {.
June 6, 1870 1890
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surRIrF's SALE.

suERIEF's SALE.
Madison Circuit Copt-,Norso,bsr Term, l84O
William Tabor use Of
James S, Ewing,
vs. On ycnd expo
John W. Pope,
ny virtue Of the above stated case To
~ roe directed, will sell foy cash be.
fore the Cour, house door in the town Of
canton,
On Monday The ooA day Of Jdy 1870,
The following described tract OF parcel
of land, to wit The northeast quarter
section tbirty.rour township eight range
two, west
Lowed on "a ta9 FyoPc-'c Of defend
ants John W Pope, aud will be sold to
satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost
s. HAMBLEN, SbF
BY f b. CUGrIs, DEPT
June 10, 23-28 IPr fee Slll
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WILLIAM LOWRY.
/, 10, 1910. % -
Messrs. RISING AND HARRIS,

H',0lH' hAHANN y M ~ hhlNs
tENrLEMIN--lou will please take
! notice, that the undersigned will
,cted TO take the dispositions Of Hen.
I Yeatmon, Edward G. Steel, Ste.
h B. Jones, Edward Trabue, Robert
Noore, John Rains and others at the
b. Of r j. Meigs in tho town OF
shylle, State of Tennessee, on the
senlocnlh day Of August next, and
! also take the dispositions Of A. Camp.
!, John Acrtson, Joseph Jones, Joseph
Nbie and others, at the Counting.
ase Of Edward and y. Grala, (Mor.
ants 10 the city OF Philadelphia, on
J First day Of September next, and
llcDntinue from day to day until said
pOslions arc concluded at both places,
Ia read in evidence in a certain suit
y pending in the Circuit Court OF
Am County, Wherein lAu undersigned
n0intils aud said Rising g. Harris
/ AiaEdaats. or part of soldplolnliHs
I'M MAYS e. JEFFRlES.
|sne 10, 23-2C
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NOTICE.

4 ETTERS testimentary having been
"a granted to tho Undersigned, at the
May term 1870, Of the Probate Court Of
Madison County, on the estate OF Richard
Allen, decd, All those having claims
against said estate are requested to bring
them forward, duly authenticated, with
in the time prescribed by law, or they
will DO forever barred and all those in.
dobted 10 said estate will please make
immediate settlement
b. r, ALLEN,l r..
CAB ALLEN, 70
June Q, 1910. 2z-27
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LOSTx

M Monday last, some Where ln Nhh.
vi, q leather Pocket EFOOh,
hin.ng a note Of hand foe Fire Hum
b. iprny NC Dollars and some
NJ sIgoadby Dr J w 4. Mckinney.
No. OF William Lowry, or order.
|tnolher on Mr. rhos Ellington, for
M fire D5iIars, together with some
II popor5 and accounts, besides some
" or forty dollars in Bank notes.
NJ persons are hereby notified no, TO
n for, or purchase said notes, And
Bone finding said Pocket Book and
ming il to the subscriber, will be
Rewarded.
WILLIAM LOWRY.
Shron, June Is, lolO. 23-*
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-13
sIIERIrr AAIE.

Nii,ioa Circuit Cowt--.Nopsnber rrm, lolo
f. II Powell,
va on ycnd exp,
sctcy Moore,
HEY virtue Of the above stated case to
EP me directed, ! will expose to public
sale for cash, before the door Of the
Courthouse in the town Of Canton, Madi-
son county,
On Monday the 2oh day Of Jpiy 1870,
The undivided interest in lands at
Warsaw, or Moore's Bluff, ia section
twenty-one, township eleven, range two,
eust.
Levied on as the property Of defend.
ant and will be sold to satisfy plaintiffs
debt and cost,
S. HANBLEN, ShT
BY b. Il. ALLEN, DePy
June IS, 23-q8 LPr fee SIN