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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-16

OF The great wing meeIing in this
city on Saturday last, it is conceded on
all hands, was the largest and most en-
thuslastic meeting ever assembled in
Warren county, and gives US goodIv as
surance of what the pc 3p'e, the 'Eunter-
rIiicd democracy" of the country are
determined TO do at the polls in Novem-
Der next. The notice of the meeting
was very short, having been published
in orr daily paper only for Il few days.
and yet every portion of the county was
represented. All was energy and en-
thusiasnl. and the way the LOG ca bin"
boys will turn out 10 the 'rasin' on the
30Ih of this month will be astonishing
TO locofocoism. On that day we shall
build log cabin, not less than 100 feet
long, and sufficiently capacious in other
respects to entertain our friends. The
wings Of old Warren will make gIo-
rlous rally on that day and we shall be
very happy to see as many of our friends
from other counties as can make it con-
venient to attend. The cabin will be
open to all good wings, come they from
where they may, they will not find the
string of the door latch pulled in.
[Ncks3arg Wig.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-16

sTso5 Gen. Harrison advocating the
We I; her policy in 1918, when bill
:an'..nting pension to Gen. JOHN STARE
iofs nIsr consideration. The name o.
sa' o ,bs hero OF Bennington, IS tamil
cIAAA, svsry one who is conyersant with
lar % :ieris of our Revolutionary strug-
me 'DI IL i was who, at the hand Of his
g-. containers, achieved brilliant
'is .',T over disciplined troops belonging
nc,o., INV Of BUKGoTSE, and struck the
% 'n' ..cszrul blow in that series of
rfA wb;ch terminated with the sur
r'n ar or SARATOGA. The bill being on
isa1s. .sose 10 the House of Represents
Z "a some objection being made,
Cen. Harrison said;
ellis friend from Georgia. (Mr- Cobb
- -, have been present when this
eo1.- lad been before the House at the
SUI --,.-;oo or he would not have asked
=. - Information which he now desired
a. a. ,,J supposed his friend from Georgia
=. Le,ter acquainted with the history
- -, coyntry Than not 10 know the mer-
ii distinguished Revolutionary SER
80. AZ his hoary vetran. At the dark
,s,;od OF the Revolution. General
CIR hal rendered the most important
..-yices 10 his country; and those servi-
=, usre not occasional, but were pro-
a N Inc close Of the contest. II
-, ,ow said that this worthy was in
;.5ig.nt circurn stances, and debiIitated
I, an. that ii not soon bestowed, he
,.,.,iI No, live 10 enjoy the aid proposed
= h afforded to him. Was il possible
sc.-n r. asked) that an America Con-
S,es, could behold so distinguished a
fsrroi as b. is, sinking into the grave in
wsgi OF every necessary Of life? or that
t5ey could ooldly place him among the
-ra5s Of Pensiouer under the general
sel or last session? For his part, (Gen
n said he would give out the last dollar
n tie Treasury, were il necessary, for
The relief Of Gen. Stark. With him. he
.siI It was not a matter OF choice 10 vote
ior the bill: it was an imperious duty"
ltisio be remembered that these words
Fpre uttered by General HARRISON and
his nob'e course adopted, long before
BIS name was before The country in con-
rexion with the high office 10 which the
people ire now DESTROYS of clevaiIng him.
he went not seeking the fame Of an ora
t1r, nor laboring after political influence.
BE glory was already secured; his name
sas over all the land wherever Tppeca-
ts hal been heard OF, or Fort Meigs, or
he field Of the Thames
The speeches above quoted are taken
from the records of Congressional pro-
,srdingS, where they will ever remain.
snsnr many others of similar cbarac-
Ter. 10 identity the name of HARRISON with
the ga,iunaI honor and Justice.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-16

RIGHTS OF WonES. following
IS sensible, dignifcd view OF the sub,
IJect on which error has almost uniformly
obtained
II IS the right Of woman to maintain
modest retirement in the hustle OF po-
iitIcs and of war. She does not appear
al the polls to vote, because she is priyi-
lsged to be represented there by man
one does not serve on luries. or perform
the duties Of the bailiff or executioner,
because 1t would be degradation of her
dignity She does not take Up arms and
meet ner country's foes, because she is a
privileged character, and man is her sub
sfituie, who represents her in all these
drudgeries. Every man is bound by the
perfect law of custom and Of honor to
protect and serve her. This is ,lz-.
IN which the law of God pI-
She is veiiei and silent c.
discussions not beca1s
thy. but because she is exe-
strife Of man, and it is her f1g7sffxsasSs
serve that retired modesfy which renders
her the object of admiration and esteem.
In this respect the Constitution of our
country is established upon the principle
OF Divine law. If the rights OF m n are
invioiabe, they are of course confirmed
10 woman (; AMI the the most digniied Of
the sex are the least inclined to NEEDLE
with public matters.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-16

IMMENSE RaINs--Yesterday morning
about 6 o'clock it commenced raining,
and during the day more water fell Than
ever was before known in this place for
the same period oltime. Long before night
Browns creek was running over the
Mnrfresboro' Turnpike. and The branch
es and creeks in the neig hborhood We're
swee ping before them an incalcniabie
amount Of fencing and railing. After
an intcrmission oil four or five hours IN
the fore part of last night. IT commsnced
a gain; since which it has been been fall
ing pretty steadily, but not IN such tor
rents as we're witnessed yesterday. The
river has risen twelve feet, and IS sill
rising rapidIy.-Nasa. Blnner Of the
2sfh April
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-16
TRUSTEES SALE.

HPY virtue of a deed OF Trust made
AS by J. Silverburg. lin his life timel
and vile, bearing date the 221 day of Oc-
tober, 1888, recorded in the office of the
Clerk of The Probate Court of Madison
County, on the 9Th day Of February 1899.
in book A, pages 225, CSC, s27. and 228.
will sell at the Court house door, in the
town Of Canton, on
wednesday the 18th day of July, Is4O,
to the highest bidder, for Cash, the fol-
lowing tracts or parcels Of land, lying in
The county of Scott, TO wit: The south
east quarter of section number ten, town
ship number seven of Range number 7
east the southwest quarter of section
number eleven, township number Of
range east; the west half of the north
west quarter of section fourteen. town
ship seven of range east and section
fifteen, township 7, range 7 east, contain
ing in all one thousand and fity-three
acres and eighty-nine hundredths, more
or less.
The above sale is nlade for the pur-
pose Of paying OF two notes made by
Silyerburg, and payable TO Louis De
Saulles, amounting to eleven Thousand
five hundred and eighty nine and ninety
hundredth dollars, dated October goth,
1888, and PAYABLE on the ist day OF May
1919. The whole of The above land will
be sold, or so much thereof, as shall b.
sufficient 10 pay off the notes aforesaid
The title IS indispuiable, but ! will only
convey such as is vested in me By virtue
of said deed of Trust.
CHA'S J. SEARLES,
Trustee
Canton. May IA. 1910 1927
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-16

.Eaais9a Probate C54rt- Jiaas Tsns lesl
Officers Of the Probate Court,
vs. kt "a
Henry Hines. admir- OF Wm.
McElroy, Deed
ICY virtue Of the above s,1feI case %
- me directed. will expose 20 Puhlc
sale for cash. before the door &C she
Court House n the toSn of Canton.
o. "a. TAirf Monday al Jzns nezs.
The following Lot Of ground aaasa-
ing the town of Biviagstoa, IN the coau-
~ Of Madison and known and desi gnared
as follows 20 wit: Lot begiauiuz a.
the corner OF a small gar,irn. theace
north 46, west SIS. iinks % STAKE.
thence south IS. east 70 a stake thence
as west 225 Inks. % the middle OF the
braach, thence with IT'S nnean9srs IS 3
stake. thence north 20 east SIS Iinks 80
said garden, thence . the be-infag-
Levied on a the property ef deFsa-
dants and viii b. sold 70 satIssv Ire above
stated case
s. HAMBLEN, SAG.
Nav .. 1923 FIR Zee sill
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-16

o. There will be protracteJ meet
ing in the town of Canton, TO commence
on Thursday the 9sth Of May. The
following ministers presiding, 10 wit /:
the Rev. Alexander Newton, Rev. John
Black. Rev. VIM. Holly and the Rev.
Alexander Campbell, and TO continue
from day to dav until the following Sab
bath inclusive, and as much longer as
may be deemed advisable.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-16

Solution AND SUIcIpE.-An inquest
was recently held BY the coroner of New
York upon the bodies of Ruth Cragen
and her infant child who were found
drowned in The cisicrn in the ward of
The house of her brother-in-law, in which
she resided Miss Cragen was a native
of Massachusetts, and had some time a.
go become acquainted with man, said
to be married, uamed Montgomery Wi
nant, who succeeded in accomplishing
her ruin. Ever since her shame became
known. she was extremely depressed in
spirits, and her relatives. who feared the
result, did every thing they could TO
make her comfortable, and drive from
her mind the disgrace she had brought
upon herself. The kind attentions. how
ever, were univaiIing, as The sequel
has shown. The family united ascrbe
her death 10 Winant, whom they consider
as her murderer. The Sun, from which
we gather these particulars, aptly asks
Is there no chosen curse,
ssNo hidden thunder in the stores of Heaven,
s'Red with uncommon wrath, 10 blast the man,
Who, for his pleasures seals maiden's ruin !''
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-16
* coLLEcroRs $40.

H WILL expose 70 sale . tne gees
III bidder. for casa. before the CoaFt-
house door, IN the iossn Of Canroa.
On Tie Second 3IonlZsy "a 4 rgast nszf.
The following described tracf or par
eel OF land, 10 wit. Lot eighty feet o.
west SIDE OF Lot number :, n square
number ?. in Canton
To be sold for the taxes Of sal Lot,
FOR the years 1855 ani 1850
]. II. vANNOf. 4 E G
May 9, 1897 fPr Zee sill
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-16
TAX coLLEcroKs s8EE-

4 WILL expose - sale 90 the Ai-se~f
bidier. fer cash. before 1se l1r1
house deor ia the taun 81 G1R-al- Alzi.-
son couaty, sI'ssssslPpi-
On tAs Ser0ad Mla.izy "a Azezsf. aez-
The following described ,aa.t- o. at-
Section rWenfy-seven- taWasalP r.g1--
range three, east. Also. G. iaE af aaa
containiag one hundred and tsa aeras
and eighly-stx huajredihs, s5s-zlrs,i CD
the south end Of the sol-a-sssz erls4-ssr.
and on the west half az soutr-ess- e.zar
ter, section twenty-five. uiakias III al,
seven hundred and forty-Ewo ana e Z aly-
SIX hundredth acres
Sold for the taxes Of T. j. SEnlla an
Lemuel Freeman. FOR 1888
J. H. VANNOY. 4 8 Q
Nalisoa C7uafv.
May 9, 1877 FPr f-e SIT
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-16
xDSsTSsSrE 2Tozs 49,

e ! virtue af an er@er 81 r1~ aeeera
- bic Pruaase Cear- &c alas.5ss.al rTssi1-
-. made a. the Fseru2rs terra. t1s.. {
vii olfsr fsr sale "a tas nremsa~ess
Ga Saszrzzy 80 s1xs Sss 81 [zas z--s.
The following described Fr1nertv. a~
louziuE - thss esssre 81 = Gr~aea- -zs-
20 Wll--North east r1arHsr asst $3.50
West Cllarter and west Aas @
east quarter - secss ca rs-ees eerr saa
Of north ssess esslr1er "a szssr.t-a - rsees-
southwest eaarter ct we~g Gass- ~@ a-
eess quaEter. an3 eass ha.f- acr.t- sss
quarter. and sagzA haf 81 aes1 sa-
north west ga4rtes. scata has et es
haIf Of northeast eaar-a- see1zalla zsr
The undivid=d bali ~ ahs eazt haE ui
uorrh-east qasrrer. I28. az 90 saasss
e. zht. ran@= ahree. east Hsa- q lese
AMI Lot in are taw1 &c Nl4auu.sa e-
now occapied b. D. Earsaa.-
To b sold aa "a ezedis et eae- ,ssa al.
three wears. tae Parchaser gss5ls 4aa-
and approved secuFsEE-
Also
A quantity 90 Corn Ea1ler. Ear.a -
Cten,ils, SC. Sc--0n =re4e ~ a.ar
months
a II DlN&lNS- &la'r-
Nav .. 1870 t4-2a
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-16

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---.s 80 - s,.f e. s es
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-16
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
1EaE partnership heretofore existing
II under the firm of Cash. Cox & Co,
has this dav been dissolved by mutual
consent The name ofthe firm will only
b. used by Harreld 81 Cox 10 close the
concern, who are only authorized to wind
up the business.
WM. E. HARRELD,
F. d. CASH.
WIN. E. cox.
Canton. May. IL, 1910 1921
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-16
an Incident at the battle of T names, as
related by an old soldier.

At the battle OF the Thames, laugh
able Bcident occurred, which is thus re-
bdby one who was IN The Engagement.
The British General had formed his
mn in open order. with their cannon
Fan'ing down the road, by which the
Americans were advancing. GEN. HAIR
IlsoN Immediately took advantage of
this, and ordered Col. Johnson's mounted
regiment to charge at speed by heads of
companies $50 as TO expose the least pos
sibe front) pass through the open inter
ysls, and form in the rear of the British
iorces. This movement was brilliantly
executed BY the battalion under the com
mand Of Lieut.. Col. james Johnson; his
brother, Col. r. NJ. Johnson, at the same
time charging the Indians with the other
battalion.
1t happened that in one of the compa-
MES under James Johnson's command,
there was huge, long legged, brawnev
fellow. named Lamb; he weighed about
-iu lbs. was brave man, and as good
hamored as big,-brave mea proverbially
are. Lamb had broken down his Ken
iHcAy horse by his great weight, and was
mounted, instead, upon short stout, wild
canadian poney; from whose sides his
'0ns limbs depended almost 10 the
ground, while his bulky frame rose high
above the teasl--looking net unlike an
0seFsrown school boy astride of u rough
sheep.
when The charge was madc, Lambs
P'ney took fright. and broke into strain.
L'me pulled until the bit broke in the
anna $ mouth, and all command oi him
sas' lost The little poney stretched
himself 10 the work, daSkcd out of the
'auSS' soon on, stripped all his file lrai-
~ and pushed on in advance of the
.SS'apany. Lamb was no longer mast.r
us horse or himself, and he was in n
S-dhdary. If he rolled off he would
y fampled tod -ath b. his own friends
me horse rushed upon the British lines
'Rh ann, so tar ahead of the rest, he
.es' D: killed. E'ihcr way, death SEEM
mesliaoie: and, to use his own express
aon' "he though. he'd list say something
aey could tell his friends in Kentucky,
'Aen they went home"
I've stuck both heels into the poney's
anss' and urged him to his utnso !; speed.
s4,heS drove some SO yards in front Of
&c 'ead'ng file, Lambs gigantic person
sng from side to side, and Ills legs
4. Ising IN most porenious fashion
u'i'e Canadian pulling foot all he
s now, his tail straight, his no~triIs
- s;eaued, his ears pinned back, and his
y rs eyes flashing from under his shag-
: '1reioP with all the spite and spleen
re-, born devil. Jus, as he got within a
W. Or Two Of the British, Lamb four
: ~ his rifle, and reared out in a voice
=, 'aande r-"C Gear the ,cay, Cd d--n1
= Jer Tn coming,"
~ 80 MS surprise the line opened RICH,
d sh, and he passed through unhurt-
s'eat vas their astonishment at the
~ apparation of such a rider, and
.,rs a.fse, moving upon them with
prst furious velocity, that they opened
,as a, - at his word Of command
4. - nm pass. So soon as he gained
Il "a. OF their position. Lamb rolled
49, ne grass, and suffered his poney
NJ ~ us own road. A few minutes mores
IL Nc was with his comrades, securing
f''soners--Quincy Wig.
nave been sold for one shilling
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-16
On the Third Monday of June 1910.

The following described property, &c
wit:-TweIve mules and fifty head OF
cattle, large stock of hogs, one wagon,
large quantity of corn and fodder. say
fifteen hundred bushels of corn. more or
less, farming utensils of the best quality;
also, two feather beds and clothes and
fine steads, seven mattresses, clothes and
steads, one fine side board one fine look
irg glass, twelve chairs; also, the follow
ing property in the town Of Sharon and
county cf Madison, to wit: Square num-
ber one and lot number one and two in
square number six and fraction in lot
number four. sQusre number SIX and i'm
movements thereon which are extensive
and fine; also, the following tract or par
eel of land in said county known as the
south half of the west half of NORM cast
quarter and the south east quartet and
the west half of section seventeen and
the east half of the south east quarter OF
section eighteen, and the east half of
section nineteen, and the north half OF
north east quarter and south half OF the
west half OF south east quarter, and the
west half of section twenty, the west
half the north half of the east half OF
north west quarter and west half of south
east quarter Of section twenfy-nne; the
east half of section thirty IN township
ten, range four east; the east half of
south east quarter ofsectior twenty five IN
township ten, range three eaSt. contain
ing one thousand eight hundred and
eighty acres; also, the south west quar-
Ter OF section one, the south half OF the
east half of the south east quarter oi
section two, the east hall oil the north eiss
quarter aud west half Of the North east
quarter and the east half ct the south
east qnar OF section ten. me south
west quarter and the west hall AMI the
north half oil east halt of south east
quarter OF section eleven; the north
n ,lf of west half of the south east quar-
ter of section fourteen; the north east
ouawtcr and the north half of east half
of north west quarter, the east hall oil
the south west quarter and south east
quarter of section thirteen, IN township
ten, range four east, containing one thou
sand four hundred and seventy acres
Also, south half east half Of south east
quarter section two. south west quarter
section one, township ten, range four
east, on which is good saw-miil; also.
south east quarter section fourteen, and
west half north half of east half south
west quarter, section eleven, township
ten, range four east, adjoining the mill
tract.
Levied on as ,ae property Of defend
mt. j. w. p. McGimscy and will be sold
90 satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost.
W. H. GWfN, Marshal.
For the Southern District of Mi.
BIZ c. HIcxERsoN, Dep'y.
May f6. 1898 pr fee se7l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-16

The Pen Yam, ". " Dancra; says
several children were pDis1lsI in thai
vicinity. by ealng cica.G or Poi Soned
hemlock in mistake for Sweet Sicily
roots. There are hopes of the recovery
OF some of them.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-16

4 man has arrived in New York from
Enrooe. tho is Represented as being be-
tween eight and a half and nine feet
high.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-16

There has been an explosion OF gas
ia coal pit in RoshweIi, Scotland, BY
= h,ch six men and boys were killed, and
othe rs severely burned
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-16

Madam D'Arblay. formerly known as
Miss Burney, celebrated Novelist. die d
on his oh Of January, in London, IN her
Ssh year.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-16

@ Judge Bosworth, who was inn
peached before the Louisiana Senate,
Tor official nlisdemeanors, has been tri-
u mph entity acquitted.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-16
The crave of L. FL

The late OF the unfortunate L. E. l..
IS no doubt still fresh in the recollection
OF our readers. The following from
cape Coast, referring to the subiect, will
MOI De read without interest. Ii is an ex-
tract from the Journal Of Capt Herapath,
published in the Railway Magazine -
MAI 3Ist. Arrived at the castle and
was conducted By soldier TO the apart
ment of Capt MCLEAN, the Governor
delivered the newspapers sent BY
hessrs. Kings. and his Excellency ap-
peared much affected on seeing the lines
u contained written on The death Of Mrs.
hcClean- Having heard that the re-
mains OF Mrs. MCLEAN were inferred in
the castle yard, gave soldier trife.
70 show me the spot. She is buried in
Ihai part of the castle yard facing the
Ma, close to the ramparts no stone
Rrks her grave, and were it not for the
recently placed bricks, II would be
s'sss7~alt to find the spot. Ii Is not even
raised above the level OF the yard. 1
thought, while contemplating the mar
row space she now occupied, Of her own
words -
''The beautiful and do they die
In yon bright world as heTe.n
1t will be something 10 say in England.
| have visited the grave of L. E. L., on
ha nF A
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-16

Utrrsas Couri Cait-d S.z.ss---Isy t--r- - P
Joseph Fowler,
Dunken YorS & suriry.
HbY virtue Of the above stated case 20
IL me directed, b. the Honorable, The
Circuit Court Of the United States for
the Southern District Of Mississippi. I
will expose TO public sale, % the highest
bidder, for Cash, before the Court ho1se
door, in the Town of Canton
On the third Monday in June, 1870.
The following described tract or parcel
of land. lying and being in the county OF
Madison, 10 wit the west hats Of the
north west quarter of section three,
township seven, range one east also. the
east half of the north west quarter of
section three, township seven, range one
east also part Of the west half OF the
south west quarter OF section thiriy-i0ur
in township eight, range one east; also
the half OF the south west quarter OF
section thirty four, 10 township eight.
range one east also the north half OF The
east half of the north east quarter Of
section three, of township seven, range
one east also the south half west halt
north east quarter and north half west
half south west quarter of section three
township seven, range one east; also the
north half of the west half north east
quarter OF section three, township seven,
range one east.
Levied on as the property OF defend
ant York, and will be sold to satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost
WM. VI. GWIN.
Marshal for the Southern District,
BIZ c. HIcKERsoX. Dsp'g.
May l6, l9-2S Pr fee ST. I
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-16
MADISON INvINcInLEs.
NOTICE.

IT WILL present nv accounts at the
j june Term of the Hon. Probate Court
of Madison county, as Guardian for the
heirs Of Reuben Harris Of said counsy,
decd, for final settlement and allowance.
y. W. HALEY.
Guardian
May II. 1870. 1871
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-16

: Cairo, the new town al the mouth q
the Ohio river has been nearly suome
- ~ recent frcshets- e. ID 8
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-16

MARRlED-ln MadisonviIIe, on
Thursday evening the 80 n ut. by The
Rrv. Samuel Montgomery, Mr.. BsIAN u.
Thomas, 10 Miss ELIZABETH S. LEWIS, of
Warren county, Kentucky.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-16

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