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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-15


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Inan aHl viii b. cod i0 al.sfy plaintiff.
s. nANBLEN, t9
Jay 90, 2a-35 lPf ier sl2'
suEnirI"s sALu.
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+ lnha e. ras.ls aat
f Ge1 Robinson.
IIeY virtue 81 iho above ala'al ease ~
TA1ar afnccyl4 ,hs'4 ,-ifese- .s.-.fasla4le
sale for cash before the Court house door
~ tlte i0Wnot CahtdHf
On Monday ne 7ih dayef September 1910,
an The right title and interest Of de-
PENDANT George Robinson IN and to the
ll.n.I.agIn. luaeLlhgL tract q parcel Of
land, 10 vat The west hali, nor'heasi
quarter. and east huff northwest qHar-
ter, north half, southwest quarter o!
~.eIan . 992 %ss na a j. g9 III,
ter, north nail. east nan OF Secllon one'
northeast quarter, and lot number two
in section all in township seven OF
range two, east.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant Robinson, and will be sold to salts
fy the above stated case.
S. HAMBLEN, Sh'F.
BIZ B. r. ALLEN, Dep'y
July 25, 29-35 [Pr fee S12l
-
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-15
siIER,FF's SALE.

Naihei * NJ, CANNON.
Ky virtue of the above stated cases to
me directed will expose to public
sale for cash, before the court house door
in the town of Canton.
On MondGyhe 7thday Of September 1910,
The following tract or parcel of land,
TO wit: Lots number six, seven and eight.
section twenty, township nine, range
one, west, together with the west half
oil southwest quarter, section twenty
one, township nine, range one west.
containing three hundred and nineteen
acres.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant Lewis Cdmpbeif, and viii be sold
\ Ia .si sseyzt1r liz "a
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-15
suERIFF's SALE.

Try virtue Of the above stated case to
me directed, will expose to public
sale, for cash, before the door of the
Courthouse, in the town of Canton
On Monday the 6th day Of .Iuly, 1910,
The following tract or parcel of land,
10 wit: Lots number two and three. in
section twenty-five, township nine, range
two, west, containing two hundred and
two acres, more or less.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant kibbee, aud will be sold TO satisfy
the above stated case
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-15

FINAL SETTLEMENT.
lNUi1CE Il hereby given To- those. in.
teresled IN the estate of Harvey /.
Dihief2die, decd, that the 1niders pn;e;1d
will appear before the Probate Court Of
Madison county on the fourth Monday
OF September 1910, to make final settle
ment as Executor on the said estate,
where all those Interested in the settle
menl Of sad :. ss,sja ,cap 9t,s1d ,.-...
]. III. WALKER. Ear.
August !, 1910. so-3s
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-15
sHERiFFs SALE,

.iad''on C'rct6t Court--,NoreB,ber term, 1910.
R. N Thompson use sc,
vs. Al 4 "a
Alexander Haley,
ny virtue Of the above stated case to
- me directed, shall expose 10 pub.
llc sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door, In the town of Canton,
On Monday The nh day Of September 1910,
All the right, title and interest of de-
PENDANT Haley in and to the following
described tract or parcel of land, TO wit:
The east half, southeast quarter of sec
'lon twentyone township eleven, north of
range four, cast, containing eighty acres,
more or less.
Levied on as the property of defend
ant Haley, and will be sold TO satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost.
s. HAMBLEN, Sh'G.
Ry b r. -AsLrN,- Ds2'y.
July e. 99-35 IPr fee sl2l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-15

aRY virtue Of the above stated cases
~ to me directed, | shall expose to
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-15

Commissioners.
l7-6m
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-07-25

Why do the Heather rage?-Gen. Nc.
DufIie's letter has fallen like bombshell
into the log cabin-and STAYED the cider.
barrels into fritters. The National Gazette,
the Richmond Whig, and all the "common
cry" have raised simultaneous howl, as
if melted birthstone had been poured upon
the mango of legion of ours in one FIRE
shower. We thought it would produce
scnsation.-MercurY.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-07-25
JACKSONVILLE, (FLo.) July 4.

JAcKsoNv1LLE, (FLo.) July 7.
The Army.-General Armistead seems
determined TO continue the work with the
spirit in which he commenced. He is.
operating in the very heart of the Indian
country end every express brings us in.
lelligence Of corn fields destroyed, wo.
men and children captured, camps broken
up, and new trails found and followed.
General A. affords each officer an oppor-
tunity to distinguish himself by making it
discretionary with each espectively, how
far to pursue the enemy into his cover.
This is good move. Had this been adop-
ted at first the Indian would. ere this had
no home nor peace in Florida.
We have no recent intelligence from
the scene of'operations. The Depot at
Garrey's Ferryis to be removed to Pilarka!
Twenty Dollars month are offered for
Laborers. 1t will probably be two or
3 3monlLs: before. The rcmoyal is completed.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-07-25

create any difference between the different
branches Of revenue, as to the funds or
mediums of payment, in which debts or
dues accruing 70 the United States may be
paid.
Sec. 23. And be it further enacted,
That it shall be the duty Of the Secretary
of the Treasury to issue and publish regu-
lations to enforce the speedy presentation
of all Government drafts for payment al
the place where payable, and 10 prescribe
the time, according to the different dis
tanccs of the deposiiarics from the scat Of
Government, within which all drafts upon
them, respectively, shall be presented for
payment; and, in default Of such presen-
tation, to direct any other mode and place
of payment which he may deem proper;
but in all those regulations and directions
it shall be the duty of the Secretary of the
Treasury, 10 guard, as far as may be,
against those drafts being used or thrown
into circulation, as paper currency, or
medium of exchange.
SEC. a. And be it further enacted,
That the receivers-general of public mo-
new directed by this act to be appointed,
shall receive, respectively, the following
salaries, per annum, to be paid quarterly,
at the Treasury of the United States, to
viii: the rcceiver-general Of public money
at New York shall be: paid salary of
four thousand dollars per annum; the re
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-22
Patriot papers al a diseount in Canada.

Patriot papers al discount in Canada
-Posr-OTFicE PEsQuIsrTrs.--pcrh
II Is not generally known here that our
Post Office Affairs ia Canada are under The
Immediate cohlrol o. Deputy Post Mas
ter General who receives his appointment
from the 7. Nj. Gen. in England; yet such
IS the fact. And besides a salary OF $4,000
year this Deputy is allowed all the
Newspaper postage Of the BRUSH Ma.
Provinces; as perquisies Of 'oilice. This
amounts To many thousand pounds per
annum, and pays him well for doing the
dirty work Of The Government. To this
may he added about $500 dollars paid him
by the Post Office of the United States for
collecting American postage, &c. The
sconndrel used to pocket out OF US about
100 dollars a year, and probably three or
four times that amount was paid him BY
Mackenzie, and now our papers are not
only prescribed by him and detained in the
Post Offices, but sold for his special benefit
Latterly, says correspondent Of the
Canadian CofoniSt, a large quantity Of
these prescribed papers, with mass Of
others also prescribed and Of more obiec-
tionabe character, were, | am informed,
sold by The Post Office Department in this
city Tor five dollars!!!" Into whose pouch
did this perquisite go2 Respond, We dark,
uniathomed pockets, il We have a tongue! !
The sum is Too large to be made a Joke
OF. Montreal Courier.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-22
Your trne friend and countrvman,
CHEF. DE LORIMIER.
Extract of private letter dated Roches-
ter, NY. January 6, 1910.

" am very glad that you are supported.
Your cause Is a noble one, and file Of
your interesting journal will tell hereafter
that in the day of danger You occupied an
unpleasant but honorable post Yon are,
think, much younger than me. Yours
is the sumner, mine the autumn of life
but, although | Ieel gneved to see my
hopes of tins fine country considerably
weakened, yet, old as am, would like IN
live to see che English power reduced. and
the Canadas enjoying free institutions"
{" am delighted with your paper, FOR its
interesting articles and its straightforward
honesty. In ooe way or other YOU are
extremely fortunate in getting hold OF 81
many important ard useful Canadiaa docu-
neniS, tie publication of which is Of the
utmost service Ia the cause Of THIRTY IN
Canals. am glad 10 see the Democratic
Rsvieis keep honest. Ii is q tng period
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-22

DR.. Cobb's Ne,c Work. -" The Physi-
clans Sure Guide"-A manuscript leaf
from this work has been sent us by the
author. His theory Of diseases is in some
respects new-so also is his mode of prac-
tice. " Pleursy," he says, " is an aliec-
ton of the Pleurtic Nerve"-that's new,
certainly his treatment Of this disease is
quite as novel. On the whole the ".Sure
Guide" is likely to create wonderful SEN
sation in the medical world.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-22
JANUARY %.
NORTH AMERICAN:
swAxroN. JANUARY ~, 1910.

..Ths ssues are nsnst 1nfsrsring. rf"hcu'
eel Ae hlfbsa ,fapefisuss - &ee8' 10 tie s"s'"'
.s gtse tssses n fhe Rafaaa - 80 lo 'rea- ibf
.sfssss II tanaaassr aaa hope af philosophy. ~lih
pssr fss q tee fersrpsneots' are Involves IN The
ae.sat iIav swfal 70 the responsibility no"
..sslssan shs hazard We a." 20 determine
s.ts aHr SeeAs sha ss0udHess Of or tieofiss ard
assseraaH shelter fcpae4ie 9n sYs'en 81 cavern
..saray. slis ca all 1T, aSa reecis'ng ''s r."
..sr, ssars.l4Aislr rem She people. - capable OF
.s,ais5n,aa ,ts sovereignty. obi asa experiment
..1.l ices 70 aaw laf tie lbefIs II tie citizen
"a, compatible wIth the safety Of the state; 70
..,,sye, a short. wheihef " the psople are their
..s,~a ssagss easHies.' ls asserted ~ noaafeB-
asas "-.NiifE' Rtgisin.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-22

The following is an item OF ship news in
the Gyeenoek .3drertiser, Of Nov. &c. a
Extract from letter brating date, II
VI. s. Buffalo, 2lst Oct. 1889. Iai. %. IS.
n. long. IS, so. w. "On Friday, oct.
l2lh, the rebels, 40 in number, formed q
conspiracy To murder the ships crew, hut
fortunately il was discovered in time.
They were secured, and the ships compa-
ny and soldiers have been day and night
under arms Exchange Meas Hoona.
This is perhaps another of the thousand
and one fabrcaiions resoued 10, By the
British enemy, in order to justify the most
cruel treatment towards their prisoners thai
human iends are capable OF inventing II
il be true, however, that the comicis did
make the attempt 10 regain their liberty, it
proves that there is yet spirit OF noble
daring among them.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-22
OUR PAPER.

As an organ of the patriot cause il has
b.cn our pnlicy tn maintain strict neutrali-
~ IN relation 10 all political questions un-
connected with the affairs of Canada. IN
tbis respect we have thus far fulfilled q
nfnu,se made in our Prospectus; but we
have. no doubt, in some instances, sdvan-
eeI sentiments which did not exactly
sgaare with the anil Republican notions
Of some nl our readers, while we h ave at
olhrriunes failed In ueasnte nut our limited
iIras To NEE, the ride capacities of Others.
That mankind do not think alike and rea.
son alike may be a fault Of nature-noi
theirs, mere accident of binh-not q
crime. Our judgmen, leads US TO think
We have taken about the right course; a
course that is sanctioned by many friends,
yet there is still a class of friends who
seem disposed 10 find fault with US. We
Aazsrd the prediction that these friends
will become our open enemies. Present
gsas portend storm.
When we contemplated publishing the
North American we had reasons Cor be-
.eying that pubic opinion in Vermont and
New York was with US, in our design 10
overthrow the monarchical institutions
which bear so heavily on the people OF
Canada, and which threaten by indirect
AID almost impetcepilble means, 10 destroy
tia, Independence which was so dearly
Purchased by the fathers of this Republic.
Il we have, in this matter, anticipated or
fiestaed public opinion, il is at most, on
ivan error Of Judgment. In the fall Of
81 and winter of '35 sympathizing meet
iags were held along the frontier from
Maine Ia Michigan, at which The people
declared in favor of Canadian liberty.
Men Of all parties bid US God-speed. The
evidence was convincing that majority OF
the people were with us. But with GER
tain persons il seems that " a change has
come o'er the spirit Of their dreams" We
have hot filed the measure of their
ua.imiIed expectations. Our notions oil
Democracy are perhaps too ultra! We
have not so much love for men as for prin-
/ epes! Neither are we To be bought and
s71l-we are not merchaniablei That's
the great fault! Our motto requires US 10
be consistent and untiring in our devotion
TO The cause Of our bleeding country. Our
course is marked Quit is onward-and
'hs'e Is no shadOtc Of turning.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-22

The .amistad Prisoners Liberated,-
On the 18Th inst. Judge Judson read an
elaborate opinion in Court, aud decreed
That they be delivered over 10 the
President of the United States, TO be sen,
10 their native country, in Africa"
When the intelligence was commun-
Gated To Jingua and the others, it is said
their Joy was inexpressible.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-22
A G. AR I'd :.
' TIE taste and character Of nation is
kno,sn by ats Costume"


VNOULD again iufrm the citizens Of ST..
Wv Adams aud the neghboring villages III az
he has commenced the TAILORING BUSL
NESS at bis old stand, door north Of the
Post Office, where he will be ready at all times to
transact business for all those who wish 20 patron
ize him. Having purchased DOT Mr.. McCsddeh's
entire interest ia The Tailoring Guinness. he would
again respeci fully solicit the patronage Of his old
6ieLds, where every thing connected with Tailor
ing will be done in The bet possible manner.
Those who have pairobized him heretofore will eB-
Joy the conviction that while his establishment
then the best IN the place, il may be now con-
siGered far superior, as be has spent large por-
iioa Of his time since he left this place, in the
cities Of n. Y. & Philadelphia, where he has done
business, and received thehighest eaeomiums from
the trade.
Co Cutting done for others 10 make up.
FoR SALE,-The last reports Of FaShions for
New York. Also, Scott & Wilson's shoulder
Measure System Of Culiins, FOR which Be % az
pointed Agent
St. AitanS, EOV. %, 1850.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-22

French ScHooL.-A French School
has been opened in this village by Cana
dian refugee Of high attanments, which
will afford parents and guardians an excel
lent opportunity for giving their children a
thorough knowledge of the language. Our
personal acquaintance with The teacher
warrants US in recommending him TO the
public.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-22
NOR TIL A NJ L RIG AN.

cat, and wish il sooe luck. There j. a
democratic ral.er of the right stamp pub.
li>hed at Portsmouth,. Va. called ne Old
Dominion. hy Mr FAX. New England
rr MANY suet would work more pow
rrfu revolution in America than the ami.
nal power Of so regiments Of regularly
trained dcslfoyets 10 red coats"
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-22

CANsDIAs ENIGRArioS.-lt Is esiima-
ted that at least 5000 Canadians have
emigTaled to the western States the past
year.
As an evidence OF The chespness Of pro-
visions in the East Indies, il is stated ina:
wheat Is sold in Burmah at 90 cents per
bushel. and rice at II cents per bhshell
There appears 10 have been nine plots
iaIely on the French Kings lie.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-22
They still continue TO cas-,
CHURCH BELLS.

Of superior tone, with cast-iron yokes, and war.
ranted to stand.-Also, Steamboat and Factory
Bells OF all sizes, constantly on hand Copper
and Brass Castings, of every description.
Orders may be addressed 10 Curtis e. WEs-
sTER, ST. Adams, VT, agents 10 the manufacture
ers, where sample Of the instruments can be
seen, and instruments furnished at manufacturers
prices. SO
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-22

On Drew 10 still Under the consideration 81
Of Her Majesiy's Government. Both Of
these villains have been indicird for mur.
der before an American ja'y-yet no
hing has occurred 10 disturb The peaceful
refdtions ezisting 5eireen this country
and Great Briiainm
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-22
AGENTS FOR THE N. AMERICAN
VERMONT.

.Montpelicr-J. A. Vail.
Troy, H.-R. S. Orn.
North Troy, Vt,-Dr. l.. C. Moore.
Canaan. pt.-NathanieI Perkins.
CGmbridge-Dr. S. Brush.
JeferSonuiAe-Rev. J. Baker.
Fai.Jiefd-H. Soule & Got Brigham,
Frankhn-Eri Jerome.
East Berkshire-Dr. S. S. Builder.
.fibugh-Tabor |. SewelI.
NORTH Hero--CoI. H.. Wadsworth and
DR.. G. Whitney.
Moretown-R. G. Buckley.
Calais-Dr. Asa George.
Middlesex-H Horace Snow, P. NJ.
Roxbnry-John NJ. SpaIding.
Waitsfeld-Geo D.. Rice.
Barre, Vt-Capt. Lewis Lucas.
Fa-Hram Fish, p. ~.
RichforG-A. w. Sears, P. M.
Bakersfeld-Josiah +. Brigham.
Highgate.-H. o. Green.
BurLinq ton-Lndeer Duvernay.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
MARION - Capt Selden Brown.
Et-wiAiam-Josiah Ing
Hanorer, ". H.-Sias K. WDEsm,s
Stuaristorn, Coos Co. N H.-Wm. Smith.
Cohmdtd, zoos 20. ~ H.--Huse Lull
NEW YORK.
Rouse's Point--William Weldon,
Perry's Mills. Perry. p. NJ.
Pta!tsburgh-Franeos Denis, and IA.
Squfes.
Fort Coofngton-Dr. Luc Mason.
.9u,gsle Forks-Dr. Joseph Dsyignon.
y. Z. Chy-John Ryan. a47 Greenwich.
BiItato-Chares Drolr,. Esq.
Hoehesfer-W. L. Mackenzie, ESQ.
Saitna-Erasmus Slonr, p. ~.
Hopkinton-John Goodell.
Gtenn's FGlls-Hemas K. Hopkins.
Norfolk, 81. L. Co. n. Y-S. NJ. PheIps..
WISCONSIN.
.Miitraukie-Louis Franchere.
WAll Posi-Masters who are friendly
10 Us and to agr Cause, are requested 70 al
as Agsnts
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-22

How TO TEST THE HONESTY OF ALL
rlsTiEs.-Each Of the two adverse poll
p''I parties claim all the honour all The
a''faty" as The saying is, and all the Pat
H''i'n alsn. The time has arrived when
se can easily determine which party is
aaes' and which is assembling to Us.
NV that Congress has assembled,it seems
" ." 'hat good opportunity is offered FOR
L parties, 10 make good their professions
@ ra'riotism by making some exerlions
""'ids RbeTaiing Mackenzie and Others,
''' hsFe been imprisoned by British in
'''a's IN Republican jails. Let them Pc
"'a congress on the Suhiect;-lhe pre-
us an admirable opportunity for re-
mag The character OF the nation, and we
''''- De sorry 10 see il pass unimproyed.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-22

'Hs CaRcLixE.-M'Nah has been
!, 'a'el BY The Queen for the murder o!
'''7t snl the destruction OF the Caroline.
"-s The be-nghied Americans are ohlie
!" pocket the insult and make the best
IT, h'Nab, after all, was Only the
-'''' sgent in The preparation Of tina,
saa aamning deed. Capt. Dew oil
Royal Navy was the active agen, in
''s'e scene. II M'Nab meriled the
~ o. knlghlhood, Drew Of course
- he raised to the prerage, as Col.
mas been, for similar services. I, a..
- message of Governor Thomson.
isA Dec. 1852, that the suhiec, Of
"''! s'ne marx Of royal appreciation
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-22
8 { 8 8 : 8

U-Let all who buy the Sanaiive, (and
almost everybody does buy t,) REMEM-
Der THE ABOVE FACTS, and they
NAV he SURE of obtaining the GENU-
me ORIGINAL COMPOUND.
f~N. B.-Every agent of the Match
less Sanalive, is EARNESTLY desired
to give an IMMEDIATE ALARM, by
having :his article Inserted one month in
all the papers IN their towns. And that
the General Agent may he CERTAIN
that the public are put on The LOOK
OUT for the lMPOSTOR, he will kindly
thank all his Agents TO forward him copy
of each paper advertised in, AS SOON AS
POSSIBLE.
ID. S. ROWLAND,
General American Agent, Depository,
No. 1873, Washington Street.
Boston, Dec. %, 1889.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-22
(Adrertisement.)
Reverend IRllpCsfOr.

IT OOK OUTi Look out! look out Tor
Ez an INFAMOUS kNAVE, by the
name Of ENOS l.. FENWiCK, of New
York, who was formerly BAPTIST
PREACHER, and better known 10 the
citizens oi Monroe County, as the " REV.
EREND iMPOSTOR" This soulIess
VILLAIN, who was dismissed from his
pulpit, some time since, for Improper con
duct, is now rendering himself still more
infamous, by wickedIy attempting TO i'm
pose not merely upon church, but upon
The WHOLE COMMUNITY.
A few months ago, this SCOUNDREL
wrote TO the Subscriber, at Boston, and
wished to be appointed an agen, Tor the
sale OF the Machiess Sanative. The Cen
eral Agent, not knowing his deprayed
character. gave him al agency, and for
wafded him a quantity of the medicine
This he soon sold and RENTED the money
and ordered another lOi, which was sent
about one month since. To avoid any
suspicion as to the DESIGN of his apply
ng for an agency, or to conceal his CLIO
VEN FOOT, he made partial remit
lance OF the sales Of The last lot, only ten
days ago, Yesterday, with utter ASTON
lSH MENT, the General Agent learnt,
that this REVEREND DECEIVER is
now inpiously manufacturing with his
UNHOLY HANDS, "A worthless medi-
cine, "a spurious SANATIVE, which he
is employing swindng pedlars TO palm
upon the public as the GENUINE ORR
GINAL.
90 If the people of America will only
bear ONE FACT in mind, there is not
even a POSSIBILITY of their being
duped by this UNPRiNCIPLED VII.
LAIN. The fact is this :-T NO PED
LAR or TRAVELLING AGENT has
eUer been employed in this country 10 sell
The Sanatipe, or 10 ieaUe IL with ana per-
son 10 sell on commission. -E1 Again,
every agent Of the TRUE Sanaiive, is
appointed by the GENERAL AGENT,
aud receives The medicine directly FROM
THE DEPOSITORY IN BOSTON.