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


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10y virtue Of the above stated caseto
Up me directed bv the honorable the
circuit court United States, for the Sou
thern District of Mississippi, | will eY.
pose to public sale, for cash, before the
Courthouse door, in the town Of Canton,
Madison County,
On Monday the Cd dayqf Norcmbcr 1910.
the following described lands to wit;
The west half section nineteen; south
west quarter aud west half Of south
east quarter and west half north east
quarter. east half north west quarter
south half west half north west quarter
of section eighteen; south half OF east
half south west quarter section seven,
township ten, range east and cast hall
Of south west quarter and west halt Of
south east quarter and north half Of cast
half south east quarter section twelve
south half Of cast half south east quar-
ter Of section thirteen, in township ten
range three east; and the west halfsouIh
east quarter section nlneteeni east hall
Of north west quarter section thirteen
/ in township ten, range three east anc
west half south east quarter seciior
nineteen; east half Of north west quar-
ter and west half Of north east quartet
north half east half south west quarie
section thirty, township eleven, range
east,
Levied on as the property oil defend
ant. Eli Nichols and will DO sold 70 salts
4 fy plaintiffs debt and cost.
~. N. GWiN. Morshai
III fe Southern Diiiad q .Hf''f','Ts'
BY ~. L. B4rrE, Depg
Sept. 20, 1910. 3o-43
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H. force OF l2or 1900 MoSieaus. un.
u ,h- commend dy~stts'H. lsa glassta
ztbo Rio Cir.ndo, and were On iheif m8,or
IT, .l-q sss,sus,,1y n, s4s,. a.a4~v~~ :.
HRosa, largo number Of The troops 70.
0soItcd from lboIr allegiance and doclar.
~ for Federalism Discovering his di.
1lema. General Arisla had recourse TO a
.rusc which Immediately relieved him
lfrom his dnnner. lie proposed 10 change
Lis ovn poliiics. and lo nppceraneo. lao.
ramo yerv snddenly az rood Fcdernlist
d nny Of his men BIZ this means he
spcceeded IN HAVING the rebels stack
hbe;r arms which 9as M sooner done
Khan be ngain resumed his con,ral opin.
Sons ana ,bo d;sonac,oJ solj;ors we're
lmade prisoners nv those who rennipeJ
faithful An express from Malamorns
n I'm, momon, reocbod his comn st,t.
ine I'M tbo ci,izons AMI troons n Mats,
mara had united and daclordd ror Fedc.
rolism Arista then commenced his ro.
arent towards Mntnmoras and wns fol.
slowod bv Con Cnnnles and Brig. Con.
Jordan in close pursuit.
y Tho ovnedi,ion oooinst tho Indians on
~ rront;cr onnears ia BIO the nh enoros.
sinc subject The Austin Gazette. in
sncoL;ng of !, saws.
"M no neriod since Texas first acbiey-
ri her In5enendence has such an abso.
juto necessity eyis,ed Tor an expedi,ion
AGAINST the various tribes of hostile In
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-07
ntssoG.UrION.

THVHE firm of Hubbard & Hansbrough
n IS this day dissolved by mutual con
sent An those indebted TO them are
requested to make settlement by the first
day of November, or they will have TO
settle with an officer We are COMPEL.
ed 10 have money, and we hope our
friends will not wait for a dun,
HUBBARD a. HANSBROUGH.
Ool14 1910 4l-i3
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A LII persons are hereby notified not
fA to trade for due bill given by the
undersigned to Nathan J. Dean, dated
on or about the eth Of May last, the
amount not rocollected, payable in Union
money, as ! do not mean to pay il.
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October "a, 1870 f2-4I
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-07

CHANCERY SALE.

pY virtue Of a decree 60 me directed,
- from the Circuit Court Of the Unl-
ted States, for the Southern District of
tho State of Mississippi, wherein Mary
and William Buckner were Complain
ants and James NJ Buckner was Defend.
ant, will expose to public sale, before
the Courthouse door, IN the town Of
Canton,
o., Nonday tie IN Dig IF December 1910,
The following described property, to
wit. Sections twcnly-elght aud twenty
nine. of TOWNSHIP seven, Of range five,
east, in the Distr.c; Of land east Of Pearl
River, containing twelve hundred acres
aud Iyi1gr in R66ftnrUr.' - SD he Ae@ Sa2@
na.-1 Asaaa.s. Sally and hyo children,
Ana aud child, win, Abram, S0f7y' AIRY i
-c.s.,-ssgge. -ta-ha said on a credit uGu' 'he
first day OF January, A. y. l84li us
purchaser giving bond with sufficient
security.
w NJ GWlN, Marshal,
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meat Of ihom have been stopped
Gl'O n W NELSON
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rorroNENENr

The sale Of tho above described pro
perry Is hereby postponed until the End
Monday in November
w. NJ. GWlN, Marshal
ftf Ne Southern Diiirri Of .MlpiiaRp.
lY W, H. BArrE, Dep'g
Oct. ~, l3-dl pr fec SlsD
Tho public arc informed that Samuel
NJ. Pickett hns no interest in the Ray.
mond Times Office, nor did he ever own
ono larlhing's interos, in 1t. The pub.
lie are cautioned against bidding for it
on the day of sale
SAMUEL T. KING.
Raymond, Sept. 90, 1910.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-07

The sale Of the above described pro.
oorty Is hereby postponed uuil ihe End
Monday Of November
W. NJ. GWlN, Marshal,
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BY 81. l.. BARRE. HfPB.
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-07

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Williamson & Young.
HOY virtue Of the above stated cases
ND 10 me directed, by the Honorable
Circuit Courtol the United States, 10 and
for the Southern District Of MississlppL
| will sell forcash before the Court house
door in the town Of Canton,
On the First Monday Of NOrember 1910,
The following described proporty,to wit:
The south half of southwest quarter
and west half Of southeast quarter, and
east half Of southeast quarter, section
twenty.seyen, and west half Of south
west quarter. and south half OF east half,
southwest quarter and south half, west
half, southeast quarter section twenty
six, township nine, range one, west aud
west half, southeast quarter section
twelve, and northwest quarter, section
twenty.six, and east half, southeast
quarter, section twenty six, and north
half, west half, northeast quarter, sec
ton twenty-sIx, and north hall, east
half. southwest quarter, section twenty
SIX. and east half, northeast quarter
section twenty-seyen; - Also, twenty
acres or the north end Of southeast
quarter, section twenty-seyen, all IN
township nine, range one, west, making
in all eight hundred and eighty acres
more or less
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant r. NJ Williamson, and will be sole
to satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost.
Sale 10 lake place within the hour
! oreseribed SysaW.-+" = .,-".,e-
w. N. GWlN, Marshal
'~s f'of as asrtheya nvi.ist Of .hifasf'gp'
By w. l.. Bate, Dspg.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-07

lha tale ~ lhe above described pfa
l6HY II hrwhy postponed unill lhs iaib
Iag u Urlotnf 1910
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-07
-. TAMEN W,

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sst~sp ~ A,..a 49,,
- eas, of Living Datf P'Vt"
Horse Nude, very mutu wv W. WIN wy
Gear. no Other narfw-Ur ~ NRa@. Pe fe9 ].
~, 49,. - s :" i '-'-s" u "f 0r b0 tS QN'
which 10 owner can nave by pa E'S 'oF
ttlsUtyerr!lts.y.,,t.tl'-- t,..-,--.
IGiERFEIT G0O3G0E.
JnIY 25, 1870 29-lL
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-07
rn.r rnNEMINI

The saie 81 lhc dboyr described pro
perly s hereby postponed until lhe 20lb
dny uf October,
w. 81. GWlN. Marshal,
laf Ne southern Dhiad N .Nlmtfppi
lly " H. bAur, Depp
October -. AZ
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-07

tRY uflaa ofapalaf fmgaalluf
~ tha mfH ihti.IH welH.I.
taul zen Naleh. 1882 bg AGulla Don.
ta mlahetan sleefbAff, trustee, 0f
,aa .M ralhe iig
Jla 81 W.. 20 ufe 'ha payment oI %
ar~" hqypn4as't g'B eae%rs9.i t3a1Fu@@bl
sl1tbfb, which s3 dtG asIy fes
'Sgsso v ~ -,.4s,g.m,. -. il }a,a,.s .,,s !. -
Probate Court ~ Madison fnHufVi WiaF
tbo undersigned, lRb1 ha bsan appoint.
cd trustee by reason oi tha death ol said
Sdycrburg,l 10 pursuance Of ,he pfot
IoHs Of suld deed, will expose 90 public
sale, % tho highest bidder foe cash,
On he First Hgalw IN B-r,ml1 1910
Al tbo Court House door IN the town OF
Canton, ia said county, the following
Negro Slaves, mentioned and conveyed
in said Deed vt Trust 70 wit Jordan
Adam, Anne, Peter, Mary and Sam, foI
/ the purpose OF discharging the aforesaid
debit with the legal interest due them
and all expenses SUBTITLE will be con
viewed 10 the purchaser as is vested il
said trustee
g. II. HANDY, Trustee
October ST. As Pr Geo S.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-07
pOSTPONEMI.NI

fOD OAishAAf -
The sale Of the above described pro.
.poriy IS hereby postponed 1.-THE ihlra
Monday in November.
e-.4-sAl.eA4 4asS.N,s.e..llg4.Ia.,,
Tor BE- southern D,sifft "a .Hif7ia4a
y'sv,..o.g %. ,..np M .Lsal3l4DnIygB
rnt "A o. lPris ~
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-07

TIE sale OF rhGunove' ..ss-ps,aYa'
orty is hereby postponed until the 2lst
dny of December.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-07

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w. NJ. GWlN, Marshall

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s.a, - Ind Commissioner.
November Z, 1870. Tf~iE
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pnsrp0NEMENT.

April %, 1910,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-24
The News.

We have again news from Europe by tho way
Of Boston. II is certainly of less importance than it
was supposed the intelligence would be.
Beyrout has fallen by bombardmcnt from Bri-
tish ships of war.
The King of Holland has abjica,ed his throne
in favor of his son. The cause is his attachment to
a Catholic lady, whose religion was bar to the
marriage IF the King.
The Princess Augusta, of England, who has
been long time ILL.,, died on the 25th Of Septcm-
Der.
The rumor of the alta upon, and Destruction Of
The Fort of Boguv, at the entrance of the Bocca
Tigris, in China, by the British, is important, es-
Pecially as it is accompanied with promise that
,hs attack upon Canton will immediately follow.
This, if true, will not be without effect upon the
views and profits of those in this country who hold
large quantities Of China producr.
Our thanks are due to friend for q copy Of the
Boston Times Ext,a, containing the above.
u s. Gag.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-24
pRINCIPAL REASONS

Why DIR HARlICHS Compound Strengthen
in a,.i German AprTiem Pills re used by all clas-
ses & p opc, pr, fer nee 10 her Medicnrs, he-
cause they are prepared from a pure esfrdet Of
herbs a ~hol,somr medicine, mild Ia It's operation
and pleasant Ia it, eect-he most certain preseyer
of health, safe and eilec usl of Dy spepsia
IndigeslInl AM all stomach complaints, iressrsef
and puliisi of The whole system.
Because |, ey soolhe the nerves Of sensibiity d
fotify the of motion, lmpartine TO their most
sub,le fluid its pristine tone, thus giving strength
AMI clearness Of m nd.
Because they never destroy the coats OF the sto'
mach and bowels, as all strong purgau,es do.
Bccause science and experience teach US that no
mere purgalive alone will cure he disease OF the
81 mach and nerves. week.-mrs. the primary
cause of hos OF diseases. and by cun'inu lily
sorting to Drastic purgslse you make the disrase
much .oIse, i stead of beu T.,
Bc, sus. Dr. iiaIlich's Msi cines are put up up
on the ,omu'on sens prineiiie, To ''cle use aud
sueng,l'sn," hich the only course 10 puIs0s 10
,ii,ct c4Te.-Lasty,
Because these Medicines really DO eas he ds-
eae Tor whch ,hey are ieconme .ded. Prsneil al
III i,g phe Uulcd Stae, is At 80. ~ Neith
E,gblh su1et Philsllftia.
GEARi YCAiuEihER.
October "a, 1910. Agent
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-24
MELANCHOLY.

day. that the Hon. WV. S. RAMSEY, member Of
congress from Cunbehaud county, Pa, cane TO his
death on Sunday evening, IN his room at Barnum's
Hotel, from the discharge Of pistol, the contents
of whc' cnterrd hi, head Immediately below the
Ieteye The jury, we understand, were unable to
agree wtehcr be came to his death by accident OF
design"
Mr.. II. was yourg mao un yersally beloved by
his numerous potcsl friends, and had jnst been
triur'phanliy re-eeclsd to congress. lie cut him.
sell oif in the very irme Of his lfo--not having
reached 80 years of age--N Ihuut assigning any
cause for the clmmissi,n Of so terrific an set.
Penn. Reporter.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-24
FEMALES.

WHO are troubled with sick headache pain In
the side, breast, and back, oss of appetite, t,ulen
cy owness Of spirits palpiiation Of the heart faint
ings or gddiness sickness al The stomach, bilious
affections, ughtness at the chest, nnu,el vomiting
noise in the stomach, Aushings OF heat aud chilli
ness diseases of the nerves, md organs Of digestion
&c. &c, these who NAV be thus afrcrd, shonii
not neg ect to prncuro Dr. HHhchs Compound
Strengthening Tonic and German AperieRf Pills.
which are warranted TO give immr date re!ie'.
Thousands 10 We almost daily behold, whose cou.-
tenances aud pale emaciatcd checks bear occulir
witness to sickness aud afiilc,Ion, Could tho .
persons be persuaded TO Use Tho Invaluable ned.-
clne they would soon find their weak and dohili'a-
ted fames strengthened, then minds comp sed.
and all pain, and distress driven from the system,
when the body will again renew s lost vgor, aud
vi On new life" anl death for while bo de-
fnved OF lis prey. What hrut but f.es glad u
behodt cir relatives aud lrar friends. snalched
as II by magic from that fatal dest oyer DsaLt-
ye who are laboring under disease lie, not another
day OF night pass without procuring this niadicins.
As 1t viii III a majority OF eases effect pcrnanint
cure. Remember delays are dangerous; and If
di.ease is neglected, its r-vsg Will doubly in-
crc.se.
OTPHnciple Office for the United S;4t.s Ea
lO, NORTH EIGHTH sIfso,. ~lsts sscoo IL gIoa-
da'ions OF hundes Of persons msy DO seen al Cd
which have been cured benefUol by the
medicine.
HENRY YOXratI~EA
Oc.ober "a. 1910 igea;
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-24
Certificates OF Aee&ley.

The following are 10" duiy apt olntri a. l. IN
their respective countr- fpr the sale Of BrH,dyehs
Vegetable Universal PWS.
NorhumbeIlai county: Nillon-M Mickey &
Oh 'mbe,lin. Sun5ury-H b. Masser. M'Ewcns
ville-Geddys, Green & Wills. Gen5get ,wn--F.
MidlngT g. Go,
Union county: Lewi,burg-W lis * q d'e-.
NJ filinburg PeIlm' d Bckly. New Berlin
i'm Nj. Ben6I. Scinss sloye-ESr re * 60 Mid.
deburg-isaac Smith.
Lycoming county Wiliilmsp ri-John Smith.
Newberry-M. & ]. e. Fun-tln Muncy-W. A
Percan. Jersey Sh,e-Jam,s II. II bum.
Columbia county ,n,ilie--T. & L. B. Rev
nods. Carawissa-C. A. Brohis ID rw ck - Shu.
man * R'uenhouse. Bloomsburg-J uhn r. NJ, yer.
sunhury, Sept. O., 1910,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-24
DYSPEPSIA I DYSPEPSIA !

That troublesome md peace-jesroying disease.
- Thousands and tens Of thousands suh5, fso.n
that common distressing complaint. DsspepSg IL
fnqurntly caused by vverio ding or ssiendn ne
stomach BY excessive eafing or drinking --ia,ij So
ibe aud acrii substa ces taken INTO the stomach.
or fiom long continued constipation of the bowls
ssdeltry life, fear, grief anxiety, copious draft
OF Cold water, drastic purgafipc nedieines, yscn-
tery, mscarrages, interim tent and spasmodc al
f ctihns OF the stomach and bowls, irregular meals,
late hours, and too hequeni use Of spirituous
liquors
The symptoms Of dispep,ia may be described az
want of appetite or an unnatural or soraciuus
one, nausea and sometim bilious psm.ting, sud-
den and transient di,ensions Of the stomach af er
edng id and putreseDt eruciatioEs, water brash,
pain in the region Of the stomach csiven, ss, pal
pitlti,n Of the heart. dizziness and dimness of the
sight disturbed rcst, trenDrs, mental dependency,
lituleucy, splsms, nervous lrntblity, chil ine-s,
saown,ss Of complexion, gret oppression afler
eating, anguor and general debility, sick bead ahe,
&c.
CURE--At the head Of all rematics stands Da.
HAnLicH's CoapoUSn SrnEsarHESiss ToNIo
ASD GSRMAS ArrknIESr Pills, which act great
ly upon The Peristal,ic motion OF the iu,es,ines,
thereby producing regulirity Of the bowls, at the
same lime improving the functions Of the dehi.tst-
ell gans, thus migrating and restoring the di-
ge.tive organs a hes thy action. THIS medic.n ne
seldom fails IN pro !ucing rel'ei
Full and explicite directions accompany tho
above medicine. Likewise Pamphe, which de-
serb diseases, the manner of treating, &e.
Principle office for the United States, No. 10,
Nor,h EIGHTH STREET, phalepha.
HENRI YOX rHEIMER.
October "a, is4o. Agent.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-24
Beauties Of the Federal AppOr-
tiOnment hill.

The county of Philadelphia, which is democratic,
poed at the recent election about TwESrr.Two
THousASp votes, and elected EIGnr members OF
the Legislature The city, which is FEDERAL polled
ELEVEN thousand vutes and elected SEVEN mem
bers, within fraction a many the county. 1t
requires therefore Two democratic votes in the
county to equal the vote of OyE arisocral in the
city!!!
Democratic Columbia has pollcd more votes in
the recent contest than federal Adams, and yet Co
lumbia has but OSx Representative in the Legisla.
tuIe aud Adams has Two!!!
1t is by means of such a law, that the democracy
of Penns, lvana has been cheated out OF its rights.
Democrats resent the lnvas on upon your privileges
by a rush 10 the ballot boxes on the 30tb :!
With clear aud undisputed majority OF more
than $4,000 of the popular voc against them, the
fedeasts in this state nevertheless Calm 10 have
elected a majnrty in 10th branches Of the Leglsla-
ture. What but fraudulent, unconstitutional ap-
pononment bill could thus pu the minority in pow
er! The bare mention of tn; fact, is sufficient to
arouse the honest indignation OF every trut-hear,d
democrat and hci,e him TO re-nerve his arm for the
great battle Of the 80 h. Never in any country
under the sun, have peoples rights been m1re
,aringly trampl,d under foot, than have the right,
of the democracy Of Penn>y >ylvauia.-M gician.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-24
SICKNESS.

THERE are many persons that we d !ly Dgholi.
whose countrnances a f-,l hu.bs te io.e fflc.
u,n' which We fl ID has principally org n 4,ld from
neglect of proper Iemailes at tbs CONN ncement {
sickness. At first The patient com lrGs Of 3iie on
the stomach attended "a Sickness cos..ue: IS, de-,
he restets I" PRO ure proper m jicine; a. Ca ne
comp plans of PAIN in the side and onach with
sur ernclations; his appetite becomes impair d.
his rest tFoublc-one. his mind hJrasscd, ami all
things aound him appear not IN their pTop,f siat1n-
H. suil Dosleots himself whel in oil probability
the disease may Al lepth be 50 fast seated hat no
InelIc aid will replace him again. A the 6rsI
attack OF sickness there should be no lime lost"
IN procuring DR. Harhch's COMPOUND srRESoIH-
ESISe APERIEsr PILLS, which Immediately re-
moves Bile from ihe stpmach, ohyiate cosiiyeness.
disorders in the head inyigorate the naihd,
strength II the body, improve the memory, aud
iiven the maginalioE thus svsoIiag tho body
again u proper functions.
Principe Office, No. 10, NORTH EIGHTH
street, PihadelphIs.
HENRY YoXrHElSIER.
October II 1910. Agent.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-24
Removal.
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peiior style Their RULING APPAR fI,'
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apd iates, isp' mn,s; auJ they t,el 81 caDG
dence IN th,I ficii,lirs ia give psri,c sau L.
,ion TO all Who may favor them With thcir o ivgs.
Banks, County offices, Meiehaut-, M,cabic
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