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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-07-17
THE mississippi Creole,
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

II WILL expose to public sale, before
81 the court house door in the town of
Canton,
On the first Monday Of September, 1841,
the west half of the northeast quarter of
section twenty; the west half, southeast
quarter of section seventeen, township
eleven, range five, east; levied on by me
to satisfy the taxes due on said lands for
the year 1889, 81 80, and the year 1910,
S4 60, belonging to Col. Broadnax; w.
ing on the waters of Kentucter creek and
bounded on the north by the lands of
William Melville, on the east by the
lands of Daniel Garrard, on the south
by the lands Of James McMurtry and
Henry Shrock, and on the west by the
lands of Abram A. Melville.
J. II. VANNOY,
Assessor &. Collector.
Canton; June 3, l841.
Pr. fee $22 SO Gid
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Z ETTERS Testamentary having been
- granted to the undersigned execu-
tor at June term, 1841, of the Probate
Court of Madison county, on the estate
Of YIN. B. Norfeet, deceaced, all those
indebted will please come forward and
make immediate settlement, and those
having claims against said estate are re-
quested to present them legally anthem
ticated within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred.
THOS. H. CHRIST MAS, Ex'r.
July 8, 1841 (Pr. fee ST. Got
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

will proceed to sell to the highest
- bidder, for cash, at the court house
door in the town of Canton,
On Mondayhe 6hday Of September, 1871,
the following lands, or so much thereof
as will be sufficient to satisfy the Taxes
due for 1887, from the owners or former
owners Of the same, viz:
The north half and southwest quarter,
and north half, west half, southeast quar-
tel of section two; west half, northwest
quarter of section eleven; the east half
and northeast quarter of section ten !;
the west half, east half, southwest quar-
ter, and west half, southwest quarter,
east half and northeast quarter of section
three, township ten, range four, east; the
west half and southwest quarter of sec
ton thirty-fve; the south half, east half
and south east quarter of section thirty
four, township eleven, range four, east;
the north half, east half and west half,
southeast quarter of section twenty-six,
township eleven, range four, east, con-
tanning about / 100 acres, more or less.
Sold for taxes of Enoch King, for 1887.
Taxes due, $40 rs. Pr. fee, 22 SO.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

U ETTERS Testamentary having been
IA granted to the undersigned execu-
tors at June term, 1841, Of the Probate
Court of Madison county, on the estate Of
William Queens, deceased, all those in
debted will please come forward and
make immediate settlement, and those
having claims against said estate are re-
quested to present them legally authenti
Gated within the time prescribed by law
or they will be forever barred.
HARRISON JORDAN, I Ex,.s
ROBERT TUCKER. LA
July 8, 1871. pr. fee $7.) &c
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Also, at the same time and place.

The east half, north east quarter of
section thirteen, township ten, range four.
east, containing 80 acres, more or less.
Sold for taxes of Isaiah Wick, for taxes of
1897, '38, '39 and 40.
Taxes due, So 90 Pr. fee, $40.
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.


Il will expose to public sale before the
u court house door in the town Of Can
ton,
On the first Monday IN September nert,
the following described property, viz:
The south half, west half, south west
quarter, section fourteen; the west half
northwest quarter of section twenty
three; the south half, west half, north
east quarter, and west half, southeast
quarter Of section twenty-two; the east
half, northwest quarter, north half of
east half, southwest quarter, and east
half of section twenty-seven, except a
fraction deed to James Grafton of the
southwest corner, and one acre, reser-
we'd as grave yard in the northeast cor
ner; fraction deed to Fletcher w. HUI
bert by James Grafton in the northeast
corner Of west half Of northeast 4uarter
Of section thirty-four; the east half, north
east quarter Of section thirty-four, except
a fraction deed to James Grafton of the
southwest corner, fraction of the
east side of east half, southeast
quarter dissection thirty-four; decided to
Fletcher w. Hubert by James Grafton;
the west half, northeast quarter, south
half, west half, southeast quarter of sec
ton thirty-6ve; all in township eight
range two, east; the south half, west half
southwest quarter of section thirty-two
in township eight. range three, east; al
so, the west half of lot number four in
section eight, range eight, township Sc
ven, lying on the waters of Pearl river
in the county Of Madison, containing il
all 1920 acres. Taxes due S34 IS, fol
1889 and 1910.
! J. H. VANNOY.
Assessor f. Collector.
June 10, 1841.
Pr fee $50 so 4-12
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Also, on Monday, the Cd Of august, 1s41,
The east half, southwest quarter, west
half, southeast quarter, and south half,
east half, northeast quarter Of section
two, township eight, range two, west,
containing about 205 acres. Sold for the
taxes of A. w. Henson, for 1897.
Taxes due, So 40. Pr. fee, $40.
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CAUTION

A LII persons arc cautioned against
T. trading for note of hand given by
THOMAS COLLINS, Decd. to Robert @.
Anderson Jun'r. for sir hundred and for
ty-one Dollars and fifty cents, given the lst
of January 1910, and due the first OF
March 1871, and endorsed to Robert U.
Anderson Sen'r. as have returned the
property to said Anderson for which said
note was given, and because said Thorn
as Collins, was insane at the time of Civ
ing said note, and no part thereof will be
paid unless compelled by Law.
JOSEPH COLLINS
Admir- Of the estate Of T. Collins Decd
June, 26, 1871. 5-3t
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Also, at the same time and place.
The east half, northeast quarter OF
section twenty-eight, township eight,
range three, east, containing about 30
acres. Sold for taxes of Hector Mcneil,
for 1897.
Taxes due, So 40. Pr. fee, $40.
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Also. at the same time and place.

The west half, northwest quarter of
section twenty-five, and lot number 178,
being the extreme north end Of the west
half, southwest quarter of same section
and township, containing about 80 acres.
Sold for taxes Of Osman Claiborn, for
1897.
Taxes due, 1927 so. Pr. fee, $40.
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RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

RAIL ROAD NOTICE.
BOOKS for the subscription of stock
in the Canton and Jackson Rail Road
Company, are opened pursuant TO the act
of Assembly of the State of Mississippi,
incorporating the same and approved 9Th
Feb. 184I, and will remain open until
the stock is taken, pursuant 10 the requl-
sitions of the charter. Persons wishing
to subscribe can do so, by applying on
Saturdays and Mondays at the Office Of
John B. Howcott in the town of Canton-
where one or more of the commissioners
can at all times be found, and the terms
of subscription made known.
JOS. ]. PUGH,
JOS. COLLINS,
L. M. GARRETT,
W.R. CHAMBERS,
]. III. ROLLINS,
JAMES WILEY,
J. B. HOWCOTT,
Commissioners.
limo Of 19At. 5-tf
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NEW GOODS!!

Me- GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED, a small recruit Of
Fresh and Fashionable Summer Goods
which | am DESTROYS TO sell al 4 very
small profit for cash. My stand IS oP-
posite the Planters House, on the south
east corner of the public square, where
| shall at all times be happy to attend the
calls of my friends and the public gen
eralIy. and i'll do not offer goods Al fair
prices, why, you know, it takes two to
make bargain.
ROBERT LASSITER.
Canton, Nay 90, l64l. LII
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Also, at the same time and place

Also, at the same time and place.
The west half and southeast quarter
dissection four, township ten, range three,
east, containing about so acres. more or
less. Sold for taxes Of VIM. P. Ander-
son, for 1887.
Taxes due, SIS IS. Pr. fee, Sc.
]. II. VANNOY,
Assessor and Collector o Iares for Ma
Olson county, MI.
Canton, June A, 1S4i. 2-ts
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A LIST OF LETTERS

EMAlNING IL. the Post Otiie AZ Canton.
Il Mississippi, on the fist DAY OF JuIy 1871.
whleh, II not taken out before The first dav
Of o.. october, will be sent to the General Posi-
Office, as Dead Letters
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TAX COLLECTOR,s SAFE.

WILL expose to public sale before
- the court house door in the town of
Canton,
On the second Monday IN September neat
the following described tract or parcel of
land, to-wit: The northwest quarter of
section seventeen, township eleven, north
range five, east; containing 100 acres
more or less. Levied on as the proper
ty of William Melville; bounded on the
north by the property Of William. McWil-
lie, east by the sixteenth section, south
by Daniel Garrard and Broadnax, west
by A. A.. Melville. Amount of taxes
due $18 As, for 1910.
]. Ii VANNOY,
Assessor d Collector.
Canton, June 10, 1911.
Pr. fee $15. 3-14
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TAX COLLECTOR's SALE.
Y WILL expose to public sale, before
Il the court house door in the town of
Canton,
On the 1st Monday Of August nert,
the following described lot lying and
being in the town of Canton, viz: forty
feet off the west side Of lot number two
in square number two, according to the
plan Of the town of Canton, running back
two hundred feet. Assessed in the name
ofNathan Dun and sold for the taxes due
on said lot for the year l841, amounting
to IS 624, with all cost accruing there
on.
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The above list of taxes was handed to
me for collection by ]. ]. Henry.
]. III. V.
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
Z WILL expose to public sale, before
u the court house door in the town of
Canton,
On the 1st Monday of September nert,
the following described land, to-wit:
The north half, southwest quarter Of
section seven, township seven, range
one, east. To be sold for taxes due on
said land for the year 1910.
]. Ii. VANNOY,
Assessor 4. Collector.
June 3, 1871.
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4 will expose to public sale before the
Il court house door in the town Of Can
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June 10, 1041.
Pr. fee S32 SO
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From tls Ssz lart EzPr-zz-
American PFisoaers al Xaa Daeazz-.
Lad.

The following = COPY cl q le--eE hzz-
ded rs tor publication tro4 cae cl taase
uniOrtunaiefnen Who engaged - she -l,z.-
riot War In Canall. 60 as Hareae e.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28

TIE DElAyED NonfSArIoSs.-Ne perceive IN
different parts Of the Union a growing Impotence
and curiosity the subject of the delayed nomna-
tons and the causes which can lead 10 such an ex
iraordlnary result. Congress has now been in ses
eion near three months. and nominations to import
ant offices long before 1t met not yet acted upon
This strange and novel, and is exc ting every
where the strongest curiosity aud desire TO know tie
of it. Beng Executive business and all done
with closed doors, II is, OF COURSE impossible for us
TO llft the veil tiom this mystery bet II Is very
easy to tell what Dame Rumor says for hat she
says is lnst notorious this sublec others.
Her ladyship then says that the system o. mutual
dependencies upon winch the passage Of the Land
Bhl-,he Bankrupt Bdl--thc Tea Tax Blll. &c.
tSc. sc. ali depend, not their own merits, bat
each other-that this extends 10 all PRIME pal
nominations also, and that the confirmation or re
lection of these entirely depend upon the behaviour
of mcmbcrs in relation u the system Of blls brought
IN az tbs session. Upon the same principle, lady
Rnmor Gays. turned tie postponemont vi the lng
effect Of the Bankrupt bill from November until Feb
ruary. By this postponemcnt the act Is put into
the hands OF the session Of Congress, that
tho friends Of that BIZ fail balk the remaining
bills, at the HOInIuutlons then the bankrupt act
can be rcpel!ed. This Is all that we can tell oar
friends and from the they wIn the primer pic
upon which things conducted az tbs session Of
Congrcss.-Gf0de.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28

UNITED STATES BANK IN relation TO the above
institution, .he New York Express has the follow
Ing remarks =. The fall OF L. =. Bank notes, and OF
Tie Stock Of the Bank, has had the effect 10 de-
>troy what hitle confidence there had previously
oeen IN the institution. 1t is now doubted wheth-
er the stock il worth anything, and even a doubt
IS expressed As 10 whether the bills will ever be
paid iuN. 1t is more than probable that The
passage Of the Bankrupt Bill has had considerable
effect impair the value OF this and other stock.
Oai OF the enormous the BANK has IN lis pos
ses- on. II Is more than probable that large por-
ton viii De lost by persons availing themselves OF
the law.
0r.7-The Stock oil the Bank has been sold al Phlla-
deiphia al 81 per cent.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28

RIOT AT ROME. = \ tumult with great loss Of
life, took place at Rome the goth July. An eX-
ccution IS usual thing that city. Three criminals
OF the name klteoZZI, were executed on that day,
being man and his sister aud nephew. They had
got INTO he house of rich watch maker. of the
Plazza Colonna, and had murdered his wife and
daughter, and then robbed the house. The tumult
caused by design to create riot, IN the midst
ct which robbers ght act without detection. An
Immense concoursc OF persons had assembled and
given signal the tumult commenced. The
troops fired upon the rioters. -Four persons, "a wo-
man and tAo chIdren) fell dead the spot : were
mortally wounded 40 were wounded with piercing
and 10 with cutting instruments J-l others were
wounded and 10 had an arm or leg broken. When
the place cleared of the crowd, Is9 mems hats
including 80 belonging to ecclesiastlcS, l-0 hats or
bonnets of women, J>6 canes - little able
ties = monks nantles, and 10 work bags, purs
Is, were picked up.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28

NiRGiNIA AnsrR,c fIoNs-Uhdt are Mcy -
The Ohio Statesman aiiudirg 10 this SUBJECT. per
tinenty remarks tie nature oi these aostrac-
tons thus =" IL WAS irgnia absiracttons, that
aided to raise the standard o. rebellion against the
stamp act and tea tax OF 40.
at was irginia distractions, that indlted that
glorious and immortal Declaration Of independence,
that made ireernen Of rs al
1T was Virginia a5stractons, that redeem
our country from the reign Of terror, u the elder
Adams, and l,EI'EtIEH the Alien and Sediticn
lavsi
1T was Virginia abstr .etions,' that bTased the
war Of ISL, whic DANIEL Webster and his unto
of Hartford Conventionsts in Congress were voting
sgains, supplies for our armies
And il has been Virginia ab-tractions.' that
the whole Democracy If the nation have 80 molly
sustained from the first dawn of liberty TO this day,
and which rervades al free governments, III every
cline and IA every age.
And had il ne, been FOR the professions Of Nir-
gina abstractions' and the cry that Harrison and
Tyler both sens Of ir-in srcs, OF tile laid
OF Washington and Jefferson. the Democracy OF the
country, the true representatives, and cefos;arics
Of free principles would yet be in power.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28

Al ARTA T. VICTOR, Victor,
WI and all others heirs 81 William g. Ncio late ct Shelby
County Indiana deceased hereby notified that shall apply The
Probate Cont OF shelby Comfy b holden Syvle, County II
Indiana,
day Of said have appointed assign and
my dover Of the following 81 the
said William -. Victor, deceased, -
One eighty patent dated I'd day 81 February, les Tie
quarter Township la, Nrth
one eighty acres per patent dated Isl dt Of August So the
West halt Of Northeast quarter ea IN Tow nslp 3 North
Of Range s, East.
receipt dated January 1889, the y W.
quarter 81 Southwest qaed Section No . Township r. =. Il
Range 6. East.
receipt fSIory January T..
quarter quarter No. Township y
Range q, East. her
Test. MARTHA l. = VICTOR.
gofI~ HEENzMaN
sept. Il, l5il. 9-3w.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28

ToBACco.-There vegetable which, when consider
ell In connection with the history OF presents
curious subject of contemplation than the tobacco plant It's
nomenclature. both ancient and modern, is not little null
tiiaTus and obscure When the tobacco IS described by
supp the term petua IS generally US
The European epithets have been almost
and varied the 4 American ones
When the plant inst brought into Spain. the original
laid aside, and that of tobacco applied to IT. The
general opinion that II received this from the cir
cumSance of first being imported hither from Iobago
OF which supposed To be native But it Is not a
native of obagO discov cred fabaca pro-
Of Nucaa whence brought 10 SPAN, and whence
received the preceding appelaton The name tobacco
now however, only usei vulgar ephe; science
is known the title hefbq nicOfa. Some bOtln
IL Species others only T. The most ancient
deed may almost the original to which tobacco
have been applied, smoking. Shutting and chew
ng the only other ways which tobacco Is used as
luxury The tobacco plant found to thrive in all tenn
perate climates; produced the tropics most
esteemed, possessing the flavor The mode
pursued by the original Indians cultvatins IT cannot be
properly aSceTtaincd
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28

DGMooaAcY.--rhe sunbeam (now Of Boston, for
mcrly of Hartford says;
We hud democracy, have defined it,
originating the eternal purposes ofGod-reyealed
IN his word confirmed IN his works, and practically
applied in Ills Government. We might All vol
ume in illustrating aud defending this position bat
~o Viii oeny thai the essential elements oi Equal
liy, is embodied IN all these lie has gwen to ali
men equal rlgats, imposed on all equal duties, en-
acted for all equal laws, with equal penalties winch
may DC incurred all II equal extent, aud estab-
i.sned an equal relation OF ALL TO Himself, and Of
course 10 another. Nlo Will deny that THIS Is
night! Let hn deny God And II u DC right can
II eser lie wong Then truth may be lie Ii
i he night IN the purposes the system and the go,
eFnneut OF the Infinite, IS It not right, and IN the
highest degree. the ASSOCIATION, the government,
the laws the relations OF individuals I've answer
yes .-aad therefore labor for the realization OF
Mat Is thus mHu,lbly rgat, AZ far as II can be
discovered, and a. fast the want can deveiope
the means.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28
From the .Niu Era.
MR.. VAN BUREN'S OPINION OF THE
VETO

publish below the correspondence between the
officers OF the great meeting recently held IN tnis
city To approve the veto, and Martin ' an Buren,,
our respected ex-Pres idert. Mr.. y an Burens re-
ply Is marked with ms Characteristic magnanimlty
and strict adherence TO the principles winch hon
orably distinguished his administration OF the Cen
eral Government. lie gives Mr.. Tyler all praise
for the exercise q his pTerogatlve IN staying the
first Bill and auces most pointedly, to the danger
and odousneSs 81 the one mo-. before the EXecu-
tive for his approval or dsapproval. We need
hardly commend the correspondence 20 the public
attention. as tie simple communication that Il con-
taius o letter from Mr.. Van Buren,. sufficient re-
commentator t. cause It's general perusai.