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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-18

The New York Courier and Enquirer
has brought TO light the particulars Of
conspiracy Of a most dIshonorrble nature
against the Bank Of the United States
The houses Of Barring, Brothers & Co,
London, and Prime, Ward and King, \.
York, are the party charged with hav-
ing undertaken and so far as they were
able, carried out the plot against The
credit Of h. London Agency Of The Bank.
The particulars are thus stated:
.'OHr readers are doub, less aware Of
the rumors which were so current i'm
mediately preceding the arrival Of the
Great Western, that the Agency Of the
Bank OF the United States in London
had failed, or certainly would fail on the
25 h August But aS they may not have
learned OH what grounds hat rum0r OBJ
tanned currency, II may be well 10 state
The following facts. On The 20h Mr..
Jaud1n called on Mr.. Bates tie American
partner in the firm OF Barring, B.o1hcrs
" Co, and informed him that he would
require some half million sterling Oil
the 26 h, naming the character and Il
mount Of the securities Estate s,ock~) on
which be wished TO borrow tajs sum
M. Bates told him there could b. no
difficulty in raising the required sum
Here the matter rested, and on the 23I
Mr.. Bates wrote to their agent in this
city, detailing the particulars OF Mr..
Jaudon's application and the de'crmina-
ton OF the american II0usc-most inn
properly so callcd-of Barring, Brothers
q Co.. MT to give him the aid he asked,
and gredic'ed ffat lis future on tie 26f8
ag1s iHerHab'e!i At the same time how
ever. that this letter was written. Mr..
Jaudon was kept in the dark with regard
TO his fat, and his destruction was looked
upon rs certain How he cxfricaled
himself we all know; and the reader may
imagine the alor.iica ION Of the London
House. and lis friends, and correspond
ents here, at his escape from theirh no
rab'e schemes. But 10 The letter. There
was joy--greut joy and much rejoicing
among n certain Ciiyue IN Wall Street
on its arrival. Jaudon's fate was con
sidercd scaIcd--thc Bank as seller of
Exchange, was proclaimed dead-and
oh what n bright vision of future profits
opened to the very grateful and disinfeT-
esfed gentlemen who had. so hoEara6ig
conducted themselves towards The bank
But how 10 give the Bank another stab
in anticipation Of the news by the mex,
steam ship, was the great question; and
after much grave delibera.ion, the Pre-
sident Of he Bank Of America wus fur
nishcd with copy Of The contents Of The
letter. which by order Of the Clique,
was straight way forwarded to the Sec
Rotary Of The Trea~ury!!
But the steam ship shortly arrived;
and behold although Mr.. Jaodop only
discovered the game Of lis London
friends at the eleventh hour, lie had no
bly, tfiumphod over all his difficulties;
and thai triumph covered with shame
and modification his enemies here"
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-18

on the bare back there. They who love
70 be cheated, and were born TO be, let
ihem be! Never, no never, were the
wings on 50 good ground. IN the CEN
ire OF the Union Is our strength. The
skIrmish IS on is out wings We pitch
our tents upon the household gods ofoar
enemies home, and here we viii dwell
irresistible. We have driven him from
his own guns, and here we stand with
lighted matches to FIRE theni Courage
then Wings of the Union. Rally; or
game; lay hold of the Tippecanoe en-
6Iem, and lay low the enemies Of this
Union.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-18

Gov WrssAGK.-The conclusion Of the
c,yernor's Message will be found in our
PAPER of to-day
The Presidents Message, par; Of
which We publish this week, comPels Us
=, ror5,ar our proposed comments to
make room for it, Oar readers may
,bsrofore i4dgs for themselves of its
,r,ri,s and dement's, OF is loco focoism
and radicalism-
We will bu, notice a single expression
or Gov NcNutt, as one Of the most re-
n,rkab!e. that can have ever escaped as
bigb = fsncfuary rs hirn5eIf--ii IS this,
aTbe issuing Of paper in contriveniion OF
the repeating ac', could be effec'ually
checked BY the ajr2gafion Of all lars
noe IN farce, making il Penal to forge
saei Paper
The above paragraph is so n1onstrous,
and demoraIizing in It's tendency, strik-
Ing at the very foundation Of virtue and
morality, that we could not pass it over
without notice. To what miserable
condition are we reduced-how low must
that man be sunk in every feeling Of
honor, pride. virtue and morality, who
openly advocates the removal Of all res
iaIn;s imposed bv the laws uDon forgers
and Williams, that they may securely.
Ei,houi the fear Of punishment, inGest,
corrupt and demoralize, the whole com.
n1aity with deeds nj the thought Of
vh.ch all honest men should shudIer.-
Fallen indeed IS the Stale OF Mississippi.
vhan her Executive advises that the
forgery laws be repealed, and thus to
convert that land, from which any one
might once have been proud 10 have
hailed into a secure retreat, a den for
lorgers and counlcrleiters, who protect
ed By the laws would securely practise
their dark and dces,able deeds, in the
heart of a civilized community. Does
not crery honest man scorn the thought
Of making this State the protector of
Cnm---thc Botany Bay Of the Yves
Tern hemisphere? Should not every one
splrn the man who would thus propose
a measure OF such a degrading nature
to The citizens OF an independent State?
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-18
11ARsIiAI-s SALE.


CucUi Court L. S.-lIay term 1870
'''"'''''" ss1''' On f. IA.
Is9ac Bass nm su-itv.
EQ1 virtue Of the above stated f. ia to
- me directed b. the honorable Cir
cult Court United States for the Southern
District Of Mississippi, will expose 10
public sale, for cash, before the Court
house door in the Town of Carthage,
Leake county,
On the F. urtt Monday in January, 1910,
The following Negroes to-wif: Will.
Prisse, Ninty, Peter, jimmy, Malinda and
Rachael.
Levied on as the property Of delen-
dant, and will be sold 10 satisfy plain
lifts debt and cost.
w. NJ GWlN. Marshal
BY. + Ccoz. Dep'y.
Dec. %. 5I-3-Prs. SI2.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-18
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

EDY virtue OF an order OF the honora-
HID Bile Probate Court Of Madison coua-
~. made at the December term 1888, |
shall sell on the premises,
On Saturday The asa Of February la4o.
The following described land belonging
10 the estate Of Reese Corzine. deceased.
being an undivided half in the following
lands to wit section twenty. and west
half OF south west quarter and north
half of east half of north west quarteF
Of section twenty nine, township eight.
range two east.
Sold on credit of one and two years,
the purchaser giving boai wiihaPProved
security.
Jan. IS, 1870 ga
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-18

MIssissIrrI LEGIsLArURR-The vote
Tor United States Senator shews that the
loco focos have large majority, a, r,
J. Walker was elected by % majority
A bill has been introduced declaring the
right Of the Legislature TO repeal bank
charters, that viii pass il is said. The
frs; act Of the loco foco bank hating
Senator's, was the election Of c. B. Au.
gls,us, President Of the Branch of Miss.
Union Bank al Macon. so much for con
sIsiency IN the outset.
In the Senate the following are the
Standing Committees:
On the Jadjciary-Tucker, Farrar,
Asburv. kurn, Campball, Marshall.
On Ciaims-Murshall, Coffee, Green,
Thomas, Smith.
On Aecounis-CoH'ee, Miller, Ives.
Matthews. Love.
On Rcrisai, 9-e.-Campbell, Cox, Bell,
Hill. Lefore.
On Propositions and Grieranccs-Kyle
Aerr' Humphreys, Smith, Gillc'and.
"a Enrolled BiHs-Matthews Camp
0eil, Green, Ives
U" Ways and MsaHs-Campbcll, KYLE
cranberry, Gillelan1, Watts.
IN EtectiORs-W alton, Wall, Phillips
"a Education Farrar, Bell, Marshall
hyle, Thomas.
Hughes.
= On STATE Relations - Miller, Kerr,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-18

WASHINGTON Cry. - At the latest
dates from Washington. Congress had
zone nothing. The New Jersey mem
0ers have been excluded. Mr.. Garland
was reelected Clerk for his services to
ne party. John c. Calhoun aud Mr.
van haren have become reconciled; they
were formally introduced on the goth
u''' "ilh the understanding that the
P4s' vas to be forgotten.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-18
Correeponae.,ee Of tie Tiet.5are Wig

Correspondence OF the tIcEsbRrg Vhlg.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 0, 1910.
All things must have an end. and he
eighth Of January 1910, has descended
into the ,omb OF time. 4 pin IS stuck in
the page OF history. and the world IS roll
ling on towards the great abys Of cter-
My need not give YOU details of The
great doings Of Yesterday, the papers
send yon viii tell you all. The Gene
rails friends complain Of want of
warmth in the reception Of the peoples
guest occasioned OF course by political
bias. bur every Thing seemed 10 me to be
conducted IN harmony and with great
enthusiasm. The Ianding from the
steam boat. the review al the Sac House
and in the Public Square, in fact the
whole pomp and circumstance Of the day
was accomplished on a scale Of magnitl-
cence and grandeur The mill airy dis-
play was the most complete and impos
ing ever seen 10 New Orleans, and il
was really delightful to sec the fire Of
The soldier kinding in the old warriors
eve, to mark his erect military air; and
observe the satisfaction he seemed 10 en-
iov in reviewing the well drilled troops.
No accident or incident occurred during
the day OF sufficient moment to notice.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-18

Cen Quitman, President of the Miss.
Rail Road Company, has been appointed
Judge of the High Court of Errors and
Appeals, to fill the vacancy occasioned
by The death Of the Hon. P. r. r. Pray.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-18
STOP THIEF.

&TOLEN out Of The stable, on last
= Saturday night. large Bay Horse
WIKI a small star in his forehead. tolera-
bly, long siim tail, and carries his head
emafkably straight.
! liberal reward viii be given If deli
yered 10 me
s. THORNHiLL.
Canton, Jan. lG. 1910. Eff.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-18

John G. Calhoun has been nominated
for the Presidency, and Jas. K Polk for
the Vice Presidency, at meeting Of the
Nullifiers and loco focos of Nansemond
county, Va.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-18

RY virtue Of Deed Of Trusi exec
- ted o. Josiah Bonner and Elte. ta
secure the pay ment Of certain EioneFs
therein specified, dated the i41h Gay O
October. 1897. and duly recorded On tAe
21st November. 1887. IN the Pro1a-E
Clerks Office for Madison couasv Mess
sippi. in Book Of Deeds. tI-l PAGES ia.
1913. 1914. The un1ers5g ned. Trusss.e..
named in said deed Of Trust wllI Ger
fer sale 10 the highest bidder for cash
before the Court House door n Cantcn-
On Saturday tie asa dry r Jas. 1870
The following negroes % air. Charles
Elizabeth, Matilda, Martha Alfred Levi
and Henry. Such titles viii bs maEe -
are vested in the undersigned as Tras-
tee, which are good
PASSNORE HOPES
Trustee
Dec. IS. 1889 ss-s
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-18


Robert Thompson,
Fl Pa
Thomas Griffin
HEI virtue Of the above stated case 10
- = ma directed, BY the honorable Cir
cult Court of the United States. in and
for the Southern district Of Mississi ppi.
| viii sell for cash before the Court
House door in Canton, Madison county,
On he fourth uJnaay IN January, 1870,
The following Negro Slaves, 10 wit: An
tony, Jake, Lewis and George; also,
On TIE Third Monday in February ncrt,
I viii sell the following land; the north
west quarter and north east quarter Of
section thirty six. township ten range
four east. Levied on rs the property OF
defendant, and will be sold 10 satisfy the
a ove stated case.
w. M. GWTN, MARSHAL
BIZ Jvo F. Cook, Dept'y.
Jan. 10. 2-6 Pr fee SS1
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-18

: large Wing meeting was held in
.'asnviiie on the 4ih inst. TO consider of
&c nomination Of the Harrisburg Con-
'sa'ion- Hon. L. III. Foster and others
.'a'essed the people, who, were respon-
W 10 with plaudits most enthusiastic by
= assembly, declarasory Of their APP
f'ooalion of the nomination and inten-
10 give the nominees their warm
'' cordial support.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-18
MARSHAL SALE
JTsi.si Ssases C5rraaf Css-s--Nzy Teas $50.
Jesse Meek


Jesse MeeeA'
lanes I. Muse & sresiss.
Jesse Nesk, A6u-'r. &c Sans
EsY virtue OF the above stated cases
2S 10 NE directed. b the Honorable
Circuit Court OF the Uaised Safes. - aa1
for the Southern District OF Mississippi
! viii sell for cash before the Co1rt bose
door IN Canton, Madison county. on the
fourth Monday Of January, fvo Nscra
Slaves, viz Peter and Mary Also ca
the first Monday Of February next 1 vslll
sell the following described tract Ct Laua-
TO wit: the east half OF the north east
quarter OF section two. township ulae-
range four east: and west half Of norta
west quarter OF section one, township
nine, range five east; and south hall and
west half Of north east Cuartcr- aid
south east quarter Of north west quarter
Of section thirty SIX, township ten, Tanze
five east; the west half and uorsh Lzli
OF south east quarter OF section lhlElE
two township ten. range SIX casts and
east bali AID South west quarter cf So
tion thirty one, township Eve range ssx
east; the undivided half OF sixteen hs1-
dred acres, levied On as the property OF
and viii be sold 10 satisfy tac
q bOye stated cases. Sale il lawful hours
VIM. Il. GWlN. 5Targtzl,
b Wan. ]. NoavENr. Depafe
Jan. /. 1870. sit fPr-s fee SIC
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-18
LAST NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted 10 the firm Of
"a PRESLEY s. Newman, either by note
or account, are hereby notified that IN
less they call and settle the same By
Cash, by the first day OF February
next, they will be placed in the hands OF
the proper officer for collection.
PRIESTLEY & NEWMAN.
Jan. Il. 1910. Is
N Il. We have on hand neat stock
Of Goods which we will sell at Cost and
Charges at retaiI, for CgsR - Cash,
0fsJy, or at wholesale on accommoda-
ting terms. for good paper.
PRIESTLEY & NEWMAN
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-18
NOTICE

a Ii persons Iudebsed 70 the la-e f-aa
"a of Alien & Oslom and 70 B. = :.
len alone, are requested 10 make iuae-
date payment or their Notes AMI A.
counts will be placed IN the Aaa1s a. 60
officer for collection without reserEe--
Early settlements sill save cost
e. r. ALLEN.
Canton, Jan :. 1870 SIS
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-18

Andrew Hays has been appointed Dis
trict Attorney, vice John H. Rollins. OF
this place, resigned
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-18

a Dill has passed the House of Rep
-ssenialIves of Tennessee repeating The
ping Bill The repeating act The
'1snslile Wing says, s.auihorizes the
,S'ai''as Of domestic spirits (of the pro-
--ee oil the Staie) free of all restraint
"oense- We predict the Legislature
ms Safe will repeal its "Gallon
a" during the present session, and let
= VINO wish-indulge in po'ations pot
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-18
sHERrFF,s SALE.

Madison cTrrlat Cout--Eqy tsrnl, 1890
J. s. Rowland use &c.j
Atizs pleG-i8s =. ia
AioHzo D. Baslow,
EnY virtue OF the above stated case TO
= me directed. viii expose 10 public
sale for cash. before the door Of the
Court House in the town Of Canton.
On Monday 3rd day of February 1910,
The following property. 10 wit. One Lot
No. 467. on the west side Of Gooch ST.
in the town Of MadisonviIIc, containing
one acre. having thereon n good dwelling
house and kitchen
Levied on as the property of defend
ant Barlow. and will be sold 10 satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost.
s. HAMBLEN. Sig.
b. j. D. SxIrH, Dcp'y.
Jan II, IA Pr fee So
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-18
NOTICE.

TayHE school for Township 10 Ranee
Il E.asr. having commenced. ana -nc
teacher being authorised 10 procure a.l
the pupils he can. he would therefore
inform HE pubic thar board can rrccar-
ed convenient 20 the scaoo. house. a.
from 10 10 dollars per maa D. rs
terms of tuition ars Three Dollars E.e
The frs; ciass. Four Dollars szr -he se-
cond. and Five Dollars Tor osaer a-ac-
ches. All students w.lI be ccus51erel ems
gagged for the balance Of q term 81 lve
moaths. from the day OF MS or her coaa
ineuceuleut-
Mas. BCcKSEa vii assist 10 the f-lual1
department
J IL BCCENEE-
Jan. 4, 1910. 52--E
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-18

TEVHE stockholders oE this iaz-st s..s1
Il are hereby notified thar 4 further
ins'a.mcnt Of % per c-ut- on th-sr stock
viii BE- required II b- paid GA er b-. ere
the 25th day at january next @I84U.f A.
the Banking house IN \acclez. or a. e.
Their OF the branches
+. f. BBASIEB. Cash"r-
Jan. /. 1910. 524
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-18

MISSISSIPPI RAIL ROAD COZ
NzTCHEz. Is De 1889
FHVHE stock holders Of Ills iae-..g.iea
Il are hereby notified that an election
Tor five Directors. % manage tae caa-
Germs Of the Company. WI o. held N tae
Banking house lie Naccaez. CO the E-z-
Monday in February u-St.
The regular 5.eu1iaI meeting or she
stockholders Wi. b. held al rho SANS
time and place
Z F. BRASlER- Cash..
Jan. !. 1910 524
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-18
MARsFIAL.s SALE.

Circuit Court U. S--Iay Term 1870.
Robert Thompson,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-18

Dec. %.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-18

Dec. IS, 1889
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-09-03
Poetry.
GRAND NATIONAL SONG.


3Triifen for -Mr. Henry Russell, by John Sharp,
of NeW YORK.
DEDICATED TO THE WHIGs or THE WHOLE Re-
PUBLIC.
In the strength of your might, from each
mountain and valley,
Sons of Freedom arise! the time is at
hand
Around Liberty's standard we'll rally, we'll
The Star spangled Banner floats over the
land.
Then let the proud Eagle spread his wings
wide asunder,
And burst from the trammels which strive
elf we rise in our strength, if we speak but
in thunder,''
The bit of 'ss,rip'J bunting will flourish
again.
For our Rights and our Laws, we'll stand
firm and united:
The blood Of oui Fathers shall ne'cr be
forgot
The faith and the Honorwhich they sacrcdly
plighted,
Shall never be tarnshed by Anarchy's
blot.
Around Libcrty's standard, We'll rally. We'll
rally,
OLD TlrpEcANoE, boys, the watchword
shall be-
Its echo will thunder from each mountain
and valley,
OF the Home of the braye-the land Of the
free.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-09-03

&ot.-We understand that negro man be-
longing to Mr.. William Waters Of Somerset
county, was killed last week, in the Following
manner. a family named Mitchell had OBJ
served around the grain house evidence of an
attempt to enter, for the purpose Of getting at
some wheat stored there. On-the day ques-
ton all the family, save an old woman, had
gone to Camp meeting, intending to remain
all night. By her directions young man
placed gun in the barn. with its muzze poin
ted to the window, and in such a condition
that the opening of the window would fire ii off,
The negro made the attempt thinking probably
the absence of the family would favor his al
venture, and received the contents Oft the gun
in his breast, which Of course KILLED him in
staniiy. With the corpse were found some
bags which he had brought with him. for the
purpose Of conveying away his i'll gotten store
We hope this will prove salutary lesson TO
ali night Grants, who are not particular TO
discriminate between meum and tuum.--
Sno,C Hill, Nd. Banner.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-09-03

"IUy Mother learned me to Work. Such
was the remark of one of our Boston Mat
rons, who had graced the first circle Of socie-
ty, whose husband was reputed to be rich.
but who, in the great commercial pressure IF
81 had, in common with many others of his
class, all the profits of years swept away
".Ey Mother learned me to uorh''-and her
face looked as happy in her cheap lodgings,
as ever it did when surrounded by the para
phernalia of luxury and pride, Such wife
is treasure, but what would she have been,
had not her mother learned her to work!
J his is duty, incumbent upon every pa
rent, who wishes his children well in the
world, and one which we fear is too much
neglected, in this modern and mscalled re-
fined age.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-09-03
TERMS OF THE SPECTATOR.

The Spectator Is published weekly, by
KENTON HARPER, at Two Dollars a
year, if paid in advance-or Two Dollars and
Fifty Gents, after the expiration Of the first
six months. No paper will be discontinued,
but at the option ofthe editor, until all arrear-
ages are paid. Advertisements, not en-
ceeding thirteen lines of printed matter IN
serted three weeks for one dollar. Larger ad-
vertisements in the same proportion. A lib
oral discount will be made to advertisers by
the year.
1}-Lettcrs on business must be postpaid