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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-21

MOFFATTS LIFE PILLS & PHOENIX Bl'rTERS.
A SUPPLY of the above valuable medicines Just receis-
IA ed for sale by h. H. PRENTISs only agent for Mont
peler VI None genuine except those sold by him.
Montpelier, April 8, 1871.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-21
CLOCKS! CLOCKS /

A GOOD assortment df brass and wooden clocks
a sIan'ly on hand and for sale very low by ABB
BOTT 81
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NEW GOODS.

baldwin, SCOTT, & Co. have Just received com.
ID pcte and well selected supply Of DRY GOODS GRO
CERES, GLASS and HARD WARE CROCKBRY,
NAILS, IRON, STEEL, PAINTS, OILS, DYE
STUFFS, eic which they offer good terms as
any concern in the State, Cheap Cash Stores NJ" except
cd CaHnm see.
May IS, ls4l 04;6w
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III. N. BAYLIES
RICU FTGTRED SILKS.

RICH FIGURED SILKS.
CtLKS, Bonnet RIBBONS, LACES, Wells, Bon
- net SILKS etc. etc. JUS received by IL N. BAYLIES
MAY H. A. OF
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ID OCTOBER |, 1910.
BANCROFT AND RIkER have rec oivcd a large
Of and dry Groceries which will be sold for
cash or credit. Of
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ROOKSI ROOKsI

lust received andreceivng addition to our stock
j of books for the old and the young gentlemen and la.
dies married and spglciOr gifts schools family and pub
lie libraries and sabbath schools. Call and examine.
May 20 f. p WALTON & SONS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-21

SUGARS, Teas Coffee, Rice, Raisins Figs, Dates
- Ground Spices Moasscs, and other groceries, for sale
by S. p. REDFlELD.
9th Nav, Al. CO
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STATIONARY, &C.--FOR THE
LADIES

A LARGE variety of stationary embracing paper Of all
n kinds pens and penholders pencils, leads and
ivory tablets, gold paper wax motto and initial seals ink
inksands sand boxes folders Rodgers knyes ofhe --latest
styles and perfect finish also pocket books, WALLETS purs
es, portfolios cards. paints and brushes carne and mez
zonto saucers ndeble and India ink French chalk al
buns, DC. just received by Il WALTON & SONS.
Nav
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-21

DRUGS and MEDICINES, Paints and Dye stuffs, for
~ sale bv S. 7. REDFIELD.
Montpelier, May 81, Al o6
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16
The Bachelors, Rail.

The old bachelors OF our town ara
about TO give ball. We mean by .old.'
the eldest only, for none of them are
more than twenty-nlue. Is i, no, a III.
Tie singular, by the bye, that antiquity
Is so much priced in some things. and
80 little in others9 A painting Of the
tenth century is trcasure--a vase from
Etruria, or Pompeii, inyaluable--a stat.
ue from the Parthenon, perfectly price.
less. The literature Of the uncients Is
much preferable 10 our own. II i
they alone who possess taste, sublimiiy,
Pathos, fire, feeling, imagination, delica.
cy, tenderness, fancy, chastoness, beau.
~, genius, &c.,--ihcse are found sprse.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

Il WILL expose TO public sale, to the
IN highest bidder, for cash, before the
Courthouse door, in the town of Canton,
Madison county,
On The Fourth Monday of January i841,
Il being The 25ih day OF said month, the
following Negro Slaves, to wit; Arena
and child John.
To be sold for the taxes Of Warner NJ.
Yates, for the pears 1897, 80, and '39.
J, II, VANNOY, a. a. G
January TO-, 2-3 Pr foe s3l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16

STEAM Boar PuFrlNG. - We do no,
wish to interfere with the regular trade
OF our friend of the Vicksburg Wbip.
but are compelled, in Justice to Can.
tam Gricc, and the other officers Of tho
Steamer Ncksburg, to advise all our
friends who wish to take trim TO ,hs
Crescent City, 10 make IT convenient TO
travel upon the Vicksburg. She is a
crack boat, and her commander is n Gen.
teman Of the first lcaier. We have inst
returned from New Orleans, and had III.
pleasure of travelling down and up with
Captain Grice, and speak knowingly
when we say that the Accommodations
OF the Vicksburg are not to be excoIled
by any boat that floats upon the "broad
bosom of the father Of rivers TRY her
gentlemen, and if Captain Grice does not
render perfect satisfaction, then you NAV
write US down "no prophet"
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16
TRUSTEES SALE.

ERY virtue of Deed of Trust, exc
~ cuted by Joseph Clark to the I'M
dersigned on the 18th of September,
1889, and Of record in the Clerks office
of the Probate Court of Madison county,
we will, or one Of US, proceed to sell at
the residence Of the said Joseph Clark,
on Friday the 10Th day Of July nest, one
Negro woman, named Hannah, aged
about 35, To be sold for cash in hand.
]. IL. CHEATHAM,
J. G. ANDREWS.
January Is, l84i' @
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w ~ compliance WITH Nm order Of iH8
~ Probate rour a Madison county
nni Stale of N#aaIpHO undo at lho
December term 1850, there Will b. cold
90 90 highest bidder 90 iho Count house
door, niho town Of Canton,
On ne can dayo u February ncri
on credit o. ono aad two years, The Col.
lowing described lots Or tracts Of land,
belonging 70 the estate OF Ellis =. Pass
more, deed, towlt The northeast quar-.
ter Of section twoniy-nIno; the north
half Of section iwenIyoight; the south
half Of tho east bali Of the southeast
quarter Of section twenty, aud the west
half of the southwest quarter of section
twenty-five, all in township twelve, and
range four, east. Bonds with approved
security aud a Mortgage on The land win
be required from the purchaser
LO LATHAM, Fer,
Oft6e estate Of t. z. PasSmore iced.
January lG, 1871. ri
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United States circuit court Ms.
Jesse Meek, admir- sc.
Va An, 49,.
Jas, Armstrong, ct ri, e.
and surty
virtue Of tho above Stated A..
- me directed, by the honor,as 4,
circuit court Of the United States. S,''
Southern District Of MississipDi ' / y
(wlihIn the hours prescribed /, i,
expose to public sale, for cash. M,
the Courthouse door, in The lOv sr''@ !
Canton,
On Ac Third Monday Of Jaruaylal
i being tho 18th day Of sail niBaA. i,
following described property, to w.t.
One Negro man named Carte
One Negro woman NAMED
Judeth,
600 Bushels Corn more Or Ies
5 Stacks Fodder,
3 Mules,
2 Horses,
so Head Hogs, more or les
s Sheep,
40 Head Cattle, more or less
2 Wagons,
| Yoke of Oxen,
A lot of Farming utensils,
Levied on as the property Of defend.
ant William NJ. Hadeu, and will 10
sold to satisfy plaintiffs debt AMI cost,
w. II. GWlN, Marshal,
For he Souiiem District q' liwsai
By w. L. Bate, DPy
Jan. 8, lie Price 81
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$50 REWARD,

inches, thick set, suffers when speak.
ing lie is sin American negro speaks
English only; has rather 4 feminine
voice, and is in the habit of drinking.
The above reward viii DO paid 10 any
person who will lodge him il any Jail Of
TINS STATE, Or ono half for any inlorma.
tion that will lead 10 he detection.
w +. & r. MURPHY.
N. Orleans, 1872, Old Basin
January ie, i84l "a
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16
THE ATATE or NIlqsIssIppg,


Circuit Court, 10 Nay term 1871.
'"'.''"' 2 "a & &C., Original Attachment
Philemon PETTY. Sl,089 SO.
yaVHIS day came tho said plaintiffs by
~ their attorneys, and the attachment
IN this case having been returned duly
executed, and the defendant falling to ap-
pear and give special bail and plead
herein, It's therefore considered by the
Court, that unless the said defendant do
appear here on or before the first dav
Of the next term Of this Court and give
special bail and plead herein, Judgment
final by default will be rendered against
him, and the property levied on, be made
subject to plaintiffs demand; and it is
further ordered, that copy Of this or
der, together with a specification of the
cause Of action and the amount due from
the defendant TO plaintiffs, be published
in the Madison Wing Advocate, a news
paper published in the town of Canton,
Madison county, State of Mississippi, for
six weeks successfully.
A true copy from the Minutes of said
Court.
Attest: W. MONTGOMERY, Crk.
BY II, R. COULTER, D c.
W. DRANE, P. Q.
January 16, l84l, 81
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16

Mr.. Adams has introduced rosolu.
ton into the House Of Representatives
calling upon the Post Master General for
information in regard 10 the removal Of
Post masters, and if they are allowed to
defend themselves. The period Of en-
qulry embraces about twelve years
We have no doubt that none of them
were removed without very good and
sufficient cause, viz. that thew did not
entirely coincide in opinion with the
powers that be. During the last admin
istrailon, the cause was, usually, suspi
clon OF antl-Jacksonism. 1t very rro-
quenily happened that letter would be
received from an assistant Post Master
General, saying; "Sir:-The Globe has
not been transmitted regularly from
your Office, nor promptly delivered to
subscribers. You will sec at once that
your continuance in Office requires sat
is'actory explanation But accompany
ing this letter generally, commission
Tor hlssuccessor. The most usual course
however, was TO supercede at once, dis
penslng with the mere form of maxine
the enquiry. It's but an act of Justice tc
those individuals, even at this late dav
that their conduct should be understood
and where found to have been incuIpable
that they should be restored. Itmay b,
necessary to Government that Cabine
Ministers should be unit; but there !
no necessity for the unity being so exten
s've' In Offices of mere profit, all ,ha
is required, is honest men.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16

c. c. Herbert and
Pierson Lewis,
10Y virtue of the above stated case TO
HD me directed, will (within the
hours prescribed by law, expose to pub.
lie sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door, in the town of Canton,
On The Third Moadayof February l84l,
1t being tho 10Th day of said month, the
following described land, to wit; The
northwest quarter, and the east half of
the southwest quarter, and west half,
southeast quarter Of section four; and
the following Lot, viz: beginning at the
northeast corner Of the northwest
quarter Of the aforesaid section, running
thence in northeast direction with the
main road from Vernon TO Rockey Mount
as far rs the central line of said section,
containing thirty acres, more or less
Also, east half, northwest quarter, and
sixteen acres off of the north end OF
west hell, north east quarter Of section
nine, all of township eight, range one.
west, containing by estimation, four
hundred and fiity-one acres, be the same
more or less.
Levied on as the property of defend.
ant Herbert, and will be sold 10 satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost.
S. HAMBLEN, Sh'8.
By ]. ]. HENRY. DENIM
jan H. go [Pr fee Sl2l
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VII parnculIp Ierl1|.
undgr lhe ffn =. R.LT
l - 'hI' Jay dissolved 5y ma,.
Those who know tbsmel,.. ',.as
debtod Iotho inn arc rgaao,,..l W. ~
Forward and make payment my, \ y =
Riley at Camden, Madison so N 0' =
WIN. RILEY
January 10, 1910 a
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Ledke circuit court, October term 1870
u. R, Bobbitt,
James COwley.
'aNHlS day came tho said plaintiff by
~ his attorney, and the attachment
in this case having been returned duly
executed, and the defendant failing to ap.
pear and give special bail and plead
herein. 1t is therefore ordered by the
Court, that unless the said defendant do
appear here on or before the first day
Of the next term of this Court and give
special bail and plead horein, Judgment
final by default will be rendered against
him, and the estate attached will be sold /:
and it is further ordered, that copy of
this order, together with the speciiica-
ton of the cause Of action and amount
claimed as due from the defendants 10
the plaintiff be published in the Madison
Wing Advocate for four weeks success
siyely, and that all further proceedings
be stayed until the next term of this
Court. A true copy from the Minutes
of said Court
Attest. u. X. BOBBETT. CIR.
January l6, l84l 2-5
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Advice 10 people geaeraliy.--Subscribo
for news paper--pay for it--love God,
fear the deyil--and--and--be happy.
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TTST or LETTERS,

I'D EMAINI in the Post once l. ., p an h,
IL ston, Madison county, misS \ p III ta,a
Ist day OF January, l84l, whleah !. "A; Nj !, "A
out before the LIST day OF APni, sm .,,T :
10 the General Post Office as deaa l0''''"
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From Huntingdon ITj Airdsrr
Dreadful pitnsy.
Neuad5rs'and that o most fatal dis.
oaso hos made l's appearance, within "a
low days psl, IN our sister county Of
Henry, about 70 miles wcsl Of Paris
Il .s said 20 30 contagious, but IN lie
symptoms unlike any other disease known
to the human fumiIyi and in he fatality
far more dreadful than the Cholera. ---
Several deaths have occurred in lew
families. On Saturday night deaths
occurred in one family. rs victims live
from to 4 hours, after being attacked.
The cItlzons Of Paris we learn, are great
ly alarmed. Many talk oil leaving the
town. We have heard no name by which
to call this mysterious and awful disease
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16
Il. NJ. P. Ig. Nv. WI.

gHNHE iadividual, answering to the
a namo OF ---- is hereby informed
that am in possession of sufficient evil
denco to establish the fadiag Of my
Pocket Book, in the court house, oil the
evening Of the Cd Of November last
And if he does lot forthlciH return me
the amount of money therein, (tho pa
pers having been dostroyed) his name
will be made known in the Madison Wing
Advocate, You can, sir, return it under
cover, through the Post Office, the ro-
ceipt of which will be duly acknowl-
edged by me, and your name forever
kept in the dark. Or, you can keep the
money and suffer your name to be made
public. Choose We between them.
G, Z, w, NELSON.
Jan. l6, 1871.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16


HEIR TO THE BRlTIsH Throne. - Her
Majesty, Queen Victoria, was safely de-
Ilvered Of daughter on the afternoon
OF tho 2lst November. The London
Globe of that day says
That the first offspring of tho royal
marriage should he femalen one will
regret; tho constitution of this country
has so provided for the transmission of
the royal dignity, that it becomes a mat
ter of slight Importance, indeed to the
nation. The young Princess becomes
the heir apparent, and in default of male
issue, succeeds to the Crown. as did her
mother From the moment Of her birth
she takes the style and title of Princess
Royal; and is next in succession to the
throne, she enjoys, as a matter Of right,
all the immunities and privileges of that
exalted station. Ia the event Of male
issue, however, her claim is at once SUI
perseded: and she then subsidies into the
station Of the first female of the royal
family, still retaining the title Of Prin,
cess Royal, of which nothing can de.
prive her.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16

WEIGHT OF MILITARY MEN.-The fell
lowing memorandum was found num-
Der of years ago in the pocket book Of
an officer of the Massachusetts, line:
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16


DY virtue of the above stated cass'a
AD me directed, | will within IN
hours prescribed by law expose . Ne
lie sale. for cash, before the Courteous
door, in the town of Canton,
On the Third Monday Of January NV
1t being the 18th day of said month, S ~
following property, to wit:-one Neg"
Boy named ADlSON .,t,l
Levied on as the property Oh usy w.
ant Harris, and will be sold to 'a''I
plaintiffs debt and cost. 81,
S. HAMBLEN, AI
BY C. HIckERsON DaI
Jan. 8, IL lft l0' ~
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16
AUGUST 10. 1898.

II appears from tho above, that the
average weight Of these eleven distin-
gulshed Revolutionary officers, was 2l4
pounds The heaviest weight having
been General Knox, who weighed ESQ
pounds, and the highest General Hunt
ington, who weighed 1872 pounds. Ii is
somewhat singular that the biographers
Of eminent men, never, unless under cir
cumstancos Of peculiar character, re-
cord the weight or dimensions of the CLAW
tenements, which were the abode Of thoir
immortal spirits,
A SINGULAR BET.--The following bet.
Oh rather singular proposition, we find
IN late ST. Louis Gazette:
A warm Harrisonian made the follow
ing proposition to-day-which, however.
was not taken up. That he would paw
$500 TO any man, who would agree to
give him one kernel Of coffee for the
nrst single vote Harrison got over Van
buren's whole vote, two for the second
ana SO on IN geometrlcal progression.
There being some little curiosity TO
know what the result might be, sundry
grams OF coffee were weighed, and It
was ascerlained that Q $50 grains of Java
coffee, weighed a pound.
surprising, then, that Harrison runs
shead Of Van Buren, 80 yctes, the amount
OF coffee to be paid over would exceed
x52,OoO ponnds--worlh, at l6 cents per
pound, the pleasant bagatel7e Of SIS, 1000.
coo
The gentleman, who declined The bet.
was probably very prudent
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16

Ordinary -4a-, iCan
Uf m .0.I.#u.Huu
mt.0.Wa.a..w
oHa.H,. dIHueu
lq,gjl000
This wuu.I '.lfe, % ih1
close of lue golr,a bal.
anca o..5m.tlm jl73413
Butcorajupaymgn mus,
also De- u.l1 Oh account
ofthe funded and unlun.
dcd debt, uulcss Con-
gross authorize con-
tracts to be formed for
extending the time Of
thcirpaymcntahus there
will be required on ac-
count Of the funded bebt 10000
Redemption Of Treasury
notes, it all the others
be issued, which can DO
under the present law.
as then the amount re-
turnedin lS4lwllI prob
ably not exceed 4,5OO,OOO
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16
suERiFF's SIZE.

st EtSAFr's
Madison circuit cowl--.lay term laI
NJ. Vanderhurst & Co,
use &c.
Va On 5th f.h
Avis w. Harris,
E. b. Turnage, use Of
w. A. Fort & 20, On b. TO-
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16

Estimated balance in the
Treasury at the close of
the year 1871, after all
payments whatsoever 8QI,273
This is all the Information which, in
the hasty glance we coull give tho re-
port Of the Secretary, wo were able to
extract for the information Of our read
ers.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16
sHERIFF's SALE.

Madison circuit co,rt--Juqy term 1870.
VIM. J. benson,
VS. On 9TH f. ia.
c. c. Herbert and
Pierson Lewis.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16
Sa7,234,5la OF
A WING.

RRcElPTs AND EXPENDITURES ron lB41.
RECEIPTS.
IN hasliiy running our eye over tho
report we gather thai the receipts under
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-06

icy, or the justice of the act? If by this permits
sion 10 employ portion Of their own hard earn
inrs to make their canal, without, asking any
thing from he rest of the State; portion of the
stockholders. (sho have become discouraged IN
der the disastrous Influence OF that storm Of nd-
versity that has recently swept over the whole
land-s,rikinr down with lis whitening touch, the
strong and enteFprisiag, we'll the weak, }
should be terminated and encouraged to a prompt
aud faithful discharge Of their duty; by which
means tho work would be brought To a speedy
completion, that portion of the Whitewater canal
already completed, made productive and at the
Same time through the increase OF taxable prop
crtv, the State realize much, or more revenue,
than she would without the exemption wanted !;
ought not the prayer Of the petition to be grant
cd? II takes nothing from either portions of the
State; it ultimately increases instead Of dinai"
ishlnp the State revenue And OBJ
iect to il, from apprehension OF the example,
because no section Of the State and interest IN
it is analogous to it.. The committee therefore,
after careful examination of the merits Of the
subcct-from a sense Of justice to the petition
ers, well as regard to tho best interests Of
the State, recommend the proposition contained
in the petition, TO the favorable consideration of
the House.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-04-28
Washington GlObc.

GEN. HARRIsoN:-A.w writer in the Ma
,ional Intelligencer mentions the follow
ing incident which occurred at Pillsburg,
while General Harrison was there on his
way to Washin gton, which further illus,
trates the constancy. with which he rccog-
Missed his duties as an accountable being:
AT the hotel where General Harrison
lodged, child, in which he manifested
a very strong interest, was i'll, and well
known medical gentleman of Pittsburg
was brought about 0 o'clock in the eve
ming to see the little patient. The visit
concluded, Dr.---was notified that
Gen Harrison had desired to be informed
of the condition Of the little sufferer, ana
would be anxious 10 hear his report: rro-
ceeding 10 the Generals chamber, Dir
found him deeply occupied with the Bible;
so intent upon the page before him, mat
It was not until accosteu he withdrew his
pve from The sacred volume. Begging
pardon for the seeming discourtesy, the
consequence Of moments abstraction,
be listened 10 The report of his little friends
case; that stated, Dr.-was about to
withdraw, but General Harrison invited
him to take chair, and 10 the Doctors
expression Of surprise that he should be
occupied reading when he must need re-
pose, after the faligues and annoyances of
an entire day devoted TO receiving and
shaking hands with crowds that seemed 10
increase as he met them, he replied, at
has grown to be fixed habit with me now
to read a portion Of The Scriptures every
night. | am never so late retiring or so
weary as to intermit that Practice. 1t has
been my habit for twenty years-al tTa
as matter of duty, but 1t has no1D be-
come pleasure. read the Bible every
night"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-04-28

The Wheat Crops. in this region OF
country, are said to look quite promising
since the la,e rains. We have heard no
mention made of the appearance of the
fly or chince-bug.
The Lynchburg (Va.) Republican of the
s,h instant says: "Having travelled over
this and several of the adjoining counties,
and conversed with persons from other
sections Of The State, weare sorry to say,
that the growing crop of Wheat is I'm
promising. though we are in hopes that
the recent fine rains and good weather will
much improve it.'' .a
Mecklenburg Jefcrsonian: