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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-09

A bill is before the South Carolina le.
gislature TO give the election Of Governor
and Electors to the people.
A. o. P. Nicholson Esq, has received
the appointment Of Senator pro TEN. in
the !. 5. Congress from Tennessee, in
place of the Hon. Felix Grundy deceased.
Jacob Van Buren,, a cousin Of the Pre-.
sIdsut, aud an honest man, has received
the appointment of Post Master at Mon.
ticelIo, Miss.
The three recreaut Representatives,
Messrs Colquiu, Cooper and Black of
Georgia, have resigned their seats in the
present Congress.
Mr.. Van Buren's Secretary Of the
Treasury, the Hon Levi Woodbury., has
been elected 10 the U. S. Senate from
New Hampshire.
William Barnes has been elected TO
the legislature from Copiah county, over
Gel Geo. +. Kiger, locoloco
| Gen Harrison the President elect. re.
signed the office Of Clerk Of the Court
81 Co,Amon Pleas of Hamilton County.
Ohio, a short time since.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-09


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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-09

A teacher Of English Grammar is
wanted" in Marshall county-for fur
Their particulars apply 10 the Holly
Springs Conservative"
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-09

We concDr generally in the opinions
OF our correspondent, who signs himself
"a Wing" but we dissent from all his
propositions. We do not subscribe to
the doctrine that the legislature can an
nul bank charters, and we think there
are decided objections 10 his remaining
propositions. If we understand the lat
ter they are nothing more than an indi-
rect mode Of funding the Stale debt and
making ltPermanent. The people Of this
State are in no condition TO bank them.
selves, and they never would consent for
foreigners TO own and establish banks in
this State "to control its commerce." Is
not "a Wing" somewhat inconsistent
with himself when he declares the right
Of tho legislature to repeal the charters
Of the present banks, and then to sstab
lish others which shall remain exempt
from the same control for fifty yearsY-
Perhaps our correspondent intends thC
Legislature 10 pass law that the ''bont
banks shall not piolate their charters.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-09

N. Csu.a WUg H,.u.e aH5fN'
rs.rmsu' ID u- Rollins ha l.e0.cIt
ing H-.E" Las, w.ek Iiwas IazuluI
bad no editorial ani bat one selected Of
ti-ie-fbs Erea.4aat's massage.
Slw'on
Now We have an especial distas.e 50
the toln lazy. an more IS .cc.d.y its up-
plicati0n to u.s. DID not the Soairaa
men see we had not an inch Of room2-
Mustlho Sheriff and Marshal be accom-
Aud were we to slight the
Message or that high and dignEod ranc-
tionary who presides over the destiniss
Of tho twcnty-siz united, independent
sovereignjies orNorih America? Would
not that "dear defeated polite, patriotic
parsonage have been extremel y mortified,
and utterly disguised at our criminal neg
ocl' Could it be expected that we would
outrage his Southern feelings" in a
manner SO unjustifabo? We know our
Iuly better. The Southron gentlemen
'oajd not have intended US to scribble our
editorial in the margin with an "oyerIast-
ng pointed" pencil If they continue
0 make the charge of "lazy" against US,
We shall have to send them a few manu-
cript paragraphs, which they viii GER
sinly allow place in their paper when
ever we shall happen unfortunately to be
excluded from cur own.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-09

G L Irf. -Iu t1ly re
ls -1a5 l Hf aat Twelve 10 Ihe
sas# % President. St. trrmH
a.. 'hH .nr.U.HU.1 iIs IItarI1E iIaI E
.a.u nl. w.. .a. tnl iHf i.u8 aaf
Us }.l uIg .nJ.i. upon motion Ihe
SENS wbHI. .aUcd leo iho House lha
.oe lo.a. ts. Mood. being ab emit, tho
roll wa rlI0.I by uua M bs deputes
Upu motion NJ Mr tIen m Hml Nr
Hu.clfol % Nmebsz vas called .o the
chnir, Pre- rm. Upon motion of ilr Bar
100, 81 tazoo, Ne House adjourned 10
twelve o'clock mis- daV
Both Houses are pretty foil, and we
are gHlded 10 observe lhn improvement
in the lower branch OF the legislature.
That body, which al tho last SO sslon. was
% hopoIessIy locoloco, has been by the
all powerful ballot transformed into a
Wig ossembage The parties nov
stand toriy.serea wings 70 foriy-thrcs 10.
colocos, majority OF four, which il s
thought will be sufficient to ensure the
election of whig officers, The Senate
has moi felt the influence OF the popular
voice to so great an oXlent, but even it
presents gratifying evidences Of the or
ward march Of correct principles, tic
majority Of screen at the last session be.
ing reduced to tlo0. Had an election for
all the Senator's been held this year, the
whig majority would have been seven.
We arc gratifed too to see that much Of
the bitterness and asperty Of our oppo-
nen's has passed away since the last ses-
sion, which is doubtless to be attributed
TO the result OF the recent election. A
very general disposition seems manifest
ca to p0rk, and We may look with some
confidence to rapid and faithful dis
charge Of the duties pertaining to Inc le-
glsIature. In the very brief communi
cation which we have been able to hold
with the members, we, al course, cannot
arfiyeaTany conclusions as the course
most likely to be pursued on the great
questions at issue, but few days will de.
ysope them.- Victsburg Wing.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-09


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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-09
sHERIFF's SALE.


Madison circm court-.Hay term I84l.
Moses Ingram,
Nicholas D. Ingram.
10y virtue Of the above stated case to
- me directed. will (within the hours
prescribed by law expose TO public sale,
for cash, before the Courthouse door, 10
the town Of Canton,
On The Third Monday of January ls41,
1t being the 18th day Of said month, the
following Negro Slaves, to wit;
Herbert, Phebe,
Jake, Cloe q child,
Emily, Della,
Vina.
Also-Four Mules.
ALSO-On the Third Monday of Feb
ruary l84l.
II being the 9th day of said month, the
following described land, to wit;-The
northwest quarter, also, the east half,
Of tbs southwest quarter, also, the west
half OF the southeast quarter, also, the
south half of the east hall Of the north
east quarter, also, thc-south half of the
west half Of the northeast quarter, all
in section nineteen, township ten, range
five, east, containing in all three humid
red and ninety-nine acres, moro or less.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant n D. Ingram, and will be sold to
satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost
S. HAMBLEN, ShF.
By j. BRowN, Dep'y,
Jan. 3, 10 Pr fee S141
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-09

Same
RY virtue Of Tie above ,.i.j g..
- me directed, ] will within 4, s...
prescribed BY law expose 10 pas.i. ". ~
for cash, before tho Courthouse dos,
the town Of Canton,
On the Third Monday Of Jaruarr M
Il being the 18th day Of said month 4.
following property, to Wit: Thinvs,.,.
Negro Slaves, viz: Afford, pote,ss "''
Vincent, Cuif, Peter, Montgomery n
mund, Washington, lsham, HsnT, IA
son, Gilbert, George, King, Bill. 0G,.,
Sam, Austin, Andrew, Ellick, Me-. Nj,
lSham, Barton, Isaac, Preston. Hsp,,'
Eliza, jimmy, Leak, little Hannah. Dam,
Isabella, Marian, Glitter, Louisa b.,
Betty, Sarah, Ann and MahaIy. M
Fourteen Mules, Fourteen head orBo,.
Sc, and colts, Eight hundred bushs,a
Corn, more or less, -Four Stacks Of Pa.
der, Two Wagons, a lot of Farming
Tools, Eight beds, bedsteads and 6fn,
turs, One Sophia, One Side-board ad
Glass Ware, Two Large Looking Gas
ses, Twelve Corn Chairs, Twelve Cu
bottom do, Three Large Maps, Tn
Folding Tables, Two Work Stands ST.
teen Framed Pictures, a lot Of Table
Furniture, and Kitchen furniture, One
Carriage and Harness, Two Wa,bSI,ads
and a lot Of Books.
Levied on as the property d defend.
ant d. w. Haley, and will be sdtNM
tisfy plaintiffs debt and cost.
S. HAMBLEN, Sif
By ]. T Hg7H, Dtiy
Jan. 8, l-2 [Pr6ssH
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-09
sIiERIFF's SALE.

DY virtue Of the above stated ca@'p
40 me directed, will (wlthinthe n0lh
prescribed by law, expose 10 PuO,lca
for cash, before the Court house doo''A
the town of Canton,
On the Third Monday Of January l'i'
1t being the 18th day Of said moni N,u %
following property, to wit: One NS'
Girl Mary and her child Margaret .h,l
Levied on as the property o. O'' ',af,
ant, Worsham and will be sold 70 '''''''
pIaintitfsdebt and cost. -, c,r
S. HAMBLEN, SM,
By C. HIcKERsoN, Dgs
Jan. 8, l841, IL r. ~
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-09

United States circuit court May tern, l84l.
Jesse Meek, admir- &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27
Qie6:


In this city, Nov % George Sickes, son Of James g.
WiIsoa 10 years months, and II days
In this cy Nov sc, Charles Donner youngest son oil
Samuel Dosner IT, IN his 9Th year
In tins CIV Nov - Mrs Eliza kIngslaud widow oil
the late Burnel kngsland. D.
Ia this city Nov - of typhus fever, Thomas r YER
milve aged 80 years son of Capt Thomas b. Nermiye
md SON Law If the late WIN. w. Chsreayoyne.
In this CIV Noy. - Hrs Adane Deklyn wife OF Cor
nellus beklyn aged s. years. .,
In his CITY Nov. - Mrs. wm B. Doughty, sged II
years. -, -sh
year of his sge. 80 ,,,
In hi. civ Nov - Catharine wife of Rufus R. skee
and only daughter of Pbi;p and Carolise E Daier.
In this city Nov, -, NJ. Benjamin Hailek IN the o'd
year of MS age. , ~, -
In ms city Nov - Bridget Draddy in the 18th year
of her
In this eitv Nov p of iutammaton OF the luHgs la
mer Mcpherson, aged l. months infant caas"'e' VI ~
McPherso of this city.
At Troy, Nov. II, Rebseca Dunn aged anu ANUS
Brooks, aged Is ysars. - ~
4, hi residence III Richfeld. Otsego Co. Nov d. inc
Hon Obadiah Beardsey, the i9ih year OF his ag ne
had The satisfaction Of numbering among MS sons Tue
Hon Lew Beardsley, for lBy years dStihe Gi'hea n
sor IN our State Legislature, and the late able and eio
qurnt Attorney General, Samuel Beafdsley. :
Al BALTIMORE Oct 10, James b. Munroe painter iA'e OIL
this city. H. y .
In Albany Nov 81 Jacob n. Clu;e, Patriot of the Ke
voution III he sci year Of age
Al Norwalk, OHIO Oct 81. Franklin t. Lam A. H. oil
I'iica and member Of the last graduating ciass IN
Won College, aged 10 years ,,..-,.,> -
Al his residence OF his brother q. {. NicAham} IN
Tiog, Co Mo-, ~ after lingering Illness Alfred WE
ham. of this city in the 32d year OF his age
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27

Il Chancery snie.-Iu partition OF Lqnd'-of
valuable ami desirable Property the Sh Ward Of the
City Of New York.
VIII be sold under the direction OF John A. Sidell,
Master in Chanccry, by Wilkins Rolin, Arctioneer'
Monday the 29h day OF November instant, the Mer-
chants Exchange the City OF New York. ls o'clock
at
All that Lot OF Ground, 100 feet square, situate the
northesa.tcrly of McDouga AID Prince streets,
which divided into lots parcels of land as follows:
Lots known Isl and l89 Prince the north
essery side of Prince and McDougal streets 20
fec, by = feet or hereabou,s, and improved by the
erection of substantial, elegant brick dwellings, with
pinzzas in rear, marble mantcs &c.
Lot known as ls5 Prince street 25 feet BY -
thereabou;s and improved by the erection Of frame
bulldog.
Lot known as No 38 McDouga street, % feet by IS feet
or ,hcreabouts and has frame building ereced thereon
Lo, kneNn as No. l53 Prince street. is - feet by 0
feet and ,us also frame building.
Terms made known Oh the day of sale Sale positiv c.
Ithorraphic Maps can be obtained the Masters of
fee No 81 John street. and the Auc,ionecr rooms No
II Broad street.
New-York November, %. ls4I. MO Sis
NJ S.45.OSO.-Perempt Sale Of BONDS
AND NOR TGAGEs.-Th Bonds Of the original share
the New Brighton Association, which there
is now due about the of Three hundred aud Forty
five Thousand Dollars the paj men Of which l. secured
by mortgage upon all the remaining property o! SAID
As o,ison will he sold together with sad mortgage by
y DRAPER j.. Auctoneer, at the Merchants EXcnanee
IN the city of NcwYOrk Friday, the Ith day OF De
cenher next AT o'clock in the afternoon. Apply for
nor,icuI n. 10 K. NJ g. +. II. BLATCHfORD,
p2btUI1 No. Hanover Il.
II Gifts for the Il oIIdnys.-Just received aud
for sale At the Clinton Hail BOOK store
The Book Of the Boudor, the Court of Queen VIC
toria.
The Keepsake. edited by Lady Blessngton.
Hea;hs BOOK of Beauty.
The Drawing Room Scrap Book. by Mary liowitt.
Ackcrmans forCet-He-Not.
Juvenile Scrap Book, by Mrs. Ellis.
The Poets Of America-second volume
The Gift, Christmas and New Years present
The Gem.
The REESE AifeclieB's Gift.
The Token.
The Mnionettc. or the traccs of the Mind.
The Lady's Book of Flowers and Poetry edited by Miss
Hooper.
The Youths Keepsake.
The Annuslette, &c.
An assortment OF Bibles, Testaments snd Common
PRAYER Rocks, in splendid bindings and of all sizes.
Also the IL illustrated editions of Robinson Crusse,
NapoIeon and the Vicar of Wakefield.
n32 j. :. REDFlELD cor Nassau and BeekInan
IT Medicines OF Best Quality-Approved
Popuar Remedies Leechcs, English and French Perium-
ery Soaps, Brushes &c, for sale by
J. d. |. CODDlNGTON, Druggists,
pl3 lmss 227 Hudson ST.. corner OF Spring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27

There very little doing in Foreign Exchanges, and
the tendency downward. Ste ling quote u; 81 %
Good Southern bills without city endorsement g. Francs
52ja527!
In consequence of French Exchange being low, the
for specie have fallen of. Spanish Dollars are
worth per cent? Mexican IL Halves par Five Franc
pieces 81 94t.
Money very scarce in the and the Banks are
doing very little the way of discouuting. Some OF the
hes, the city selling in Wall street at per
cent per month.
The notes Of the james Bank discredited by the
brokers day circulation in gard
to the Lockport Banking and Trust Company, but We
cannot ascertain any thing gi4h certainty
Nev-Xorh .tiarkets.
ASHES.-No material change
COTTON.-The sses are limited, and without change
in rates worthy Of notice.
FLOUR.-Thc market is quite unsettled and holders
appear rather anxious sell present rates. The de-
mand is not heavy. We quote GeGesee and Ohio, good
order at Cpl; Michigan 65J Georgetown and Brandy
wine ESQ 662!.
GRAIN-The remainder of the Illinois Wheat han
been sold at IS cents Sales of 6O0 bushels Ohio Corn
60 weight. small parcel of New Jersey at a. Rye
selling at - at the boat Oats rather scarce aud the
demsud is good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27
Gitp fntelll9enrr.
Reported for the New-yOrk Tribune.
CIVIL COURTS.

FRIDAY, Nov. &c
In ia. Court of Common Pleas yesterday action was
brought by Michael Wognn against Martin Haeershs"
for damage sustsned by the former IN landlords war
rant being issued against him the suit of said haber
shaw Woran being in possession, al the time oil re-
CENT in n for the rent MIR Habershaw l. Of the firm
of Wvinan & Habershaw, wealthy merchant talors IN
Maiden Lame He rented house No &c Johr-street to
Wopau who was to pay advance, hut failing 10 90 So
Mr. II .sed in March last distress warrant on which
officer Nash took his property and sid H. Wogsn shew-
pp receipt aud now bringing the present action for
respass. &c.
Mr. William EIabershaw, 6rm 81 llabershnw Jones,
berystreet testified that he went by request OF his
father 10 Wogans who occupied the premises as por-
fer house aud demanded the rent Wogan pretended
tia, he going pay him. and asked lin 20 write a
receipt which he did for 500 WOgAn then took up the
eceps said he would his the why,
the money would hs give back the receipt, which NC
counts for hi. having The distress warran; was soon
afterwards issued.
Wocau, on the ether hand, produced two witnesses,
Who swore TO seeing the money paid and the receipt Civ
en- The result must the degree of credbi'ity
zhich can be ven the conflicting evidence. The jury
bad no; agreed when the Court adjourned and were or
i.red 10 bring III a sealed verdict this forenoon.
In the case of Messrs. Herrlck Mcrvn aud others
10 recover qasnti,y OF flour frauducnty obtained by
Coleman and claimed by Matthew Rowe, alluded TO yes
ardsy the jury rendered verdict in favor Of plaintiffs
for value of flour and costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27

house of Mrs. Ann Barbara Meyer, widow No. II Avenue
B. and burs, and broke the door He arrested OF
Thursday evening by officer sceEoll, and committed to
prison a, the Upper Police Office.
SrEADrsG RAZOR SrRoPs BooK.-A named
Daniel Tate who anxious rub up his rusty ideas
,ole dozen strops, worth So and books Of
value Of So the ngh; of the Goth inst from the base
Of the City HILL the property of Bryan, Stoddard
No. 2e2 Madson-see which he sold person in Chat
han-st for 50. He committed TO the charge.
The STARBISc CAsE.-John Ker~an, the stabbed
in the ARRAY in Prince-sreet Sunday night, not being
yet considered out Of dagger by MS physician, DR.. Post
Justice Taylor continues refuse admission bail Of
persons charged with tse crime
SUPPOSED THEFT OF CALIco.-WiIan Wilson Wa
found on Thnrsday night by vatchnan SIZZLING, at the
corner Of Greenwich and Fulton streets, with three
pieces Of calico in his possession, which ne had stolen
supposed, and for which he lodged il the watch
house and to-day to prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-27
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR November "a,

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CONTENTS.
.PoETRY-A Dream by Glycus, (orginal) Tie
Glorious Days Of Old, Originally
H. THE PIONEERS.
Ill. THE POOR OF ENGLAND.-By C. f. Lester
This article contains vivid aud just picture Of
the degradation aud suTerings of the oppressed
of England.
w BARNABY RUDGE.-Two New Chapters
V..YANKEE ENTERpRISE.-By Lydia NJ. Child.
VI. .EDIToRIALS.-Repudatio OF State Debts
Congress-Homc I.cague-Elihu Burret-Rai-
Roads State Stocks--lnternal improvements
Reciprocity in Trade-Eiingham Lbels- Mis-
sissiepi Election-Medical Department of the
New York University &c &. &c &c.
VII. SPEECH OF HON. GEO. e BADGER, at q
public dinner n, Raleigh, N. c.
VII. .CHANCERY REPoRT.-Conclusiou of the Re
por, in the case of the Leake and Watts Orphan
ASYLUM vs. Laurence aud ais.
N.. CORRESPONDENCE OF THE TRIBUNE
Mr. Fenmore Cooper and mis- Libels-Letter
from Noah Webster Agriculturo--FLouR
AND GRIS At TIE WEsr-ENLARGEMrNr or
THE ERIE CASAl-EEIE ENLARGEMENT.
y. REVIEWS AND LITERARY NOTICES for
the Week.
Nj .NEw-YoRK ELECTloN.-oficial and COM
plete Returns Of Votes in all the Senate Dis
tricts and compared i,h the vote of 1910.
XII. FOREIGN NEWS by the Caledonia Fire IN the
Tower of London-New. in London of the Ac-
oui,,al of McLeod-Popula,ion of Grca, Brit
sin-Stupendous Fraud in Exchequer Bill
France-Spain i egium-Gcrmany-R ussIs-
Portugai-Turkey and Egypt, %c-LlVER-
POOL MARKETS.
NIL LATE from Buenos Ayres-From luea'an'
XIV. TRIAL. OF MITCHELL, the celebrated Forger
and Ex-member OF Congress all the details oil
the Trial.
Nv CITY INTELLIGENCE.
WI. EXTRACTS: News Of the Day, &c.
XVII. WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.
XVIII. REVIEW OF NETWORK MARKETS. Mo
ney, Produce and Cattle Markets.
NIX IMPORTANT TO FARMERS-Prsmiums OF
cred on Butter, Cheese and Field Crop.
XX.. REVOLUTIONARY andMUITARY PENSION
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SPECIAL SESSIONS.

FRIDAY, Nov. 20, iSft.
Before Judge Noah and Aldermen Leonard and Hatfield
John Lee was tried for an assault aud battery Sarah
Wright adjudged guty-Cty Prison Gu days harH
Asu Brand, stealing knives forks spoons umbrella &C
worth s. So from Frederick Steele suy-PenteniiarS
Amonths Mary Ann White stealing 81 &c from me
poke; Of Charles Reeve ACKNOWLEDGMENT suspended
and she discharged. Joseph Clark, s,ealng hat from
Barley McGovan: ssilty-reuitontiary 90 days John
Dougherty, stealing side OF leather from Dennis Har-
ley guily-judeement suspended and he discharged.
james Sinclair stealing worth S0 from Messrs
4 P Perch: guilty-Pcntentiary months. John Stew
art stealing pair of psn,alooas worth 81 from J. h.
W 5. .DuyaIl guty-Penteniiary mouths. JOHN Ri
lsy assault and battery William H. Eyers, Cit!
Waterman: guiity-Peniteu,iary months. Thomsr
salser stealing cart, saddle and bearing chains worth
s. from James NJ. Simpson rotssty. John Fitzgerald,
assault and bstnry on Elizabeth Cough, his mother
guily-judgement suspended aud he discharged at her
c,stion Barnet Jones, stealing pair of shoes from
Bernard Mcclure adjucged not guilty James Hunt
charged petit larceny, stealing map, was dischars al
'ot waai OF evidence.
Adouruel IN Tuesday next
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