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~FEOc6ediBgs Of the Whig Convention.
= We published last week an unofficial report
of the proceedings Of this body, intending this
week to give the official proceedings; bat we
find them so lengthy that we have concluded
to give a condensed account, which we make
up from the official report and other reliable
sources. sfa
On motion Of Col. Topper, Col. Dupree was
called 70 the chair, and J. S. Hall appointed
Secretary, pro. sens. The roll Of counties was
called, aad Adams, COpiah, Kinds, Issaquena,
Jefferson, Claiborne, Jasper; LOwndes, Madi.
son, Monroe, Rankin, Smith, Simpson, Warren,
Wilkinson sad YszoO, were found to be repre-
ssnted.
A committee was appointed 10 report officers
for the Convention, who reported for Presi-
dent, Gen. Patrick Henry; for Vice Presidents,
Judge Winchester and John A. Cason; for
Secretaries, John Bowling and Richard Cooper.
Judge Winchester having asked to be ex-
Cused,--nos because he was inseusible Of the
honor intended TO be conferred, fol which he
fslt grateful, but because he wished 70 take q
more active part in the business Of the Con,
ventio0,-on motion Of LIN CAREER, he wa,
excused, and Col. DuPree was substituted
The report as amended was adopted.
Gen. IIearys on taking his seat, addressed tn
CoasOHsioH ID . brief and eloquent speech.
gOhn N. Chiffon then offered the following
rssOlutions which were adopted:
RsolUea, That IN Gen. John A. Quitman, tn
nominee az tie Democratic Convention Of Mis-
slsuipPi, as the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor, We recognize Tie gallant sol Ter, tn
upright gentleman, and an early aad 1nfinCh
iag advocate n The payment Of the Planters
and shs Union Bank Bonds; and thaa next /
ths election u our swn nominee, we will hal
his election a. che best evidence Of reform, bot
IN sease and principle, Of me Democratic part
II ~ State " Miasisaippi.
hsslsa That, notwithstanding our biz
~ las ~ Democratic nominee, belieyin
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SHOCKING STEAMBOAT AccIDENT.-We learn
from the Toronto Globe of Saturday that a
most frightful accident occurred on board the
steamer Passport, on Thursday evening, on
her passage from Montreal to Kingston. 1t is
represented by passengers that the engineer
was absent, the assistant in his berth, and the
boat in charge Of an incompetent person, When
off Lancaster, ~(sixteen miles below Cornwall,
about 9 O'Clock in the evening" the boat struck
the ground, The undertook was loaded with
steerage passengers. The order to stop the
engine and back out was promptly given, but
the ignorance Of the person in charge Of the
engine led to most sad catastrophe. Instead
Of backing lie opened a cock which let the hot
steam in among the storage passengers. A
shrek instantly broke forth which was heard
for several miles. The nature Of the accident
being for some time unknown, the steam con-
tinued to be discharged upon the poor crea-
lures, adding to their insuferable agony. Four
persons jumped overheard, two of whom were
drowned. The nature Of the accident being
at length ascertained, the steam was at once
shut of, Medical assistance was soon pro.
cured, when it was found that fOrty-four per-
sons were severely scalded. The scene during
the night has been represented as horrible in
the extreme; men, women and children in
dreadful agony, continued their cries through
out the night. When the boat reached Corn
wall, line persons had died. About twenty
were left at that place and the remainder taken
to Kingston, where four more died, and many
others were in a critical state. They wore all
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hteAigencer.
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ENGLISH AND AMERICAN REPUDIA.
TON.

The s~parsely settled States of Mississippi
and Arkansas borrowed not only more than
they could pay, but SO much that they could
not pay even the interest on their debt; the
circumstances attending the borrowing were
such as doubtless made verymany Of the hon
est tax payers of these States, verify believe
that there was gross cola ion and fraud be-
tween the agents who acted for the States and
the bond-holders. Some excuse, therefore,
may be given for the legislation Of these States
on the subject.
Other States of greater strength also Dor
rowed so largely that they could not pay in
%terest, but honestly promised to pay as soon as
they could.
But the defaulters aud the rcpudiators were
alike accused of dishonesty. The remon-
slrances Of Mr.. Hope and the wit of Sidney
Smith bore hardly on us all.
But, while we smart under the lash, it is well
enough to look a little into the condition of
the Englis. funds, and see if there are no cases
Of hardship and nothing of insolvency there.
Great Britain owes about eight hundred mil
lions of pounds sterling, Can she pay the
principal of this debt? No one believes that
any considerable part Of this either will or can
be paid.
How is the interest paid? Why, by taking
a large part oft from the very pockets Of the
creditors. The funds afford an income to the
fund-holders, and a heavy tax is laid on the
income to pay the interest. No ono questions
the vast wealth of the rich men of Great Brit.
ain, but the Government itself has not ass cts
enough to pay til, expenses of proving it
accounts and obtaining a discharge in bank
ruptcy.--Louisvie Journal.
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VERY GREEN.-The Paulding Clarion in
speaking of the defalcation Of Major Weir,
one Of the Brandon Railroad commissioners
utterS the following very green remark.
at is passing strange TO us, that mon can,
not be found in our state, who will manage
public funds with the same fidelity aud homes.
ty which distinguishes the mass Of our citizens
in the walks of private life.
We should like to know what right a Loco,
foco repudiating State has to expect honesty
either in it's officers or citizens.
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Good Land for Sale.

A NY person wishing to purchase the
N best farm in Madison county, OF
about 400 acres, we'll improvedaad we'll
numbered, would do we'll to call and OK.
anime my premises, five miles West Of
Canton. There are other lands adjoin-
ing that can be had very low, and a COOP
bargain is offered by
A.. G, ALSWORTH.
July 28, ls49. Asst
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TRUSTEES s1IS

RY virtue ola Deed Of NJ. |
ted to me by John R G,.l
the l7th day Of April, lsle I
Benz, s. Kicks the payment "
note for $1,000, described 4 ~,
due on the LIST day Of MN. NJ
interest from the l4th ia,% NJ
will, on the 25th day Of ApSnv !
the premises where said G,i'.,
about eight miles Soutb.vs,, "
ton, sell to the highest bidje. /,
the following named negrS M
John, now about 80 yeaps 4 v
Jack, now about 35 years d y
title to said slavesis believei \
but selling as Trustee, / Win Nj
vey such title as is vested i M
deed. D. S. GOoDL0E,jrTEn M
Canton, July 98, l8l9.
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Col Reuben Davis has, SO it is generally re-
ported, retired from the canvass. Satisfied
probably that it was neither according s to the
DEGREES of Providence,' nor consistent with
the wishes ofthe people, he has wisely with
drawn. AS he at one time openly declared he
should run, if he only received two votes, we
presume that it has been made perfectly cloal
that he could not expect that numbeI.-Aber
deem Independent.
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CANTON FEMALE ACADEMY,

The Examination at this Institution will
take place on Monday and Tuesday, theeSOth
and 3Ist days Of July. Geo. CalhOCn Esq.
will deliver an address on one Of those days
Parents. Guardians and all persons who ieel an
interest are respectfully invited to attend. 81
SjNr5- A sPic Mic will be prepared for the
pupils Of the Institution, on Wednesday fol-
serving, to which the parents and guardians OF
the pupils are invited.
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THE STATE University = We learn from the
Oxford Organiser that the commencement at
the University was well attended, and that the
exercise Ofthe institution will be again rosum-
ed on the I'd Thursday in September next
Among the addresses delivered, was one bv
our tOwnsman, Thos. G. Tarrar, III. 81 Sub.
%ject--' the paths Of Glory lead but 10 The
Grave.'-So1AfOn,
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We are assured on good authority that all
the candidates placed upon our State ticket
will accept the positions assigned to them.
We believe that the people Of this State will
aSsO accept and prOmore them-if being made
aBsrvanl. instead Of a sovereign, is promotion
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DIED,

In Jackson, on the 18th inst, Henry E. VAN
WMKLE, Esq, formerly Editor Of the Natchez
Courier and OF the Southron.
On tho Goth instant, at the residence Of her
son, ]. G.. Cameron, in Madison county, Mrs
MARY CAMERON, relict Of Daniel Cameron, in
the Goth year Of her age,
Natchez and Fayetteville IN. CO. papers will
please COW,
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President Taylor has, it is said, invited the
noble philanthrOpist, Father Matthew, the
Apostle of Temperance, to the Capitol Of the
Nation, and to become his guest during his
stay in Washington. Gen. Taylor, although
not a member of any society, is known to be
a practical tenn erance man.-Southron.
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CAMEBs FOR NORTH AMERICA.-A letter from
Capt. G.. W.. Weber, is published in favor OF
introducing from Africa, camols for the plains
and steppes that lie between the western con-
fines Of the United States and our possessions
on the Pacific coast, to be used both for war
and transportation purposes.
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The CHoLERA.-We learn that this terrible
disease has extended as far into the interior as
NOxubee County and that several persons
have already fallen victims to the pestilence.-
John Davis, Esq. a prominent and influential
citizen, is among the number Padding ClGr-
1on
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JaIy 18Ag

Rev B. WALKER viii preach in the Motl.o-
dist Church, in Canton, on Friday the Sd day
Of August next, atTl O'clock, a. M that being
the day recommended by the President Of the
United States as a day Of Fasting, Humiliation
and Prayer, throughout he Urion.
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n ).

sThose that dance must pay the Rddler."
In NO CASE will we announce The name OF a
candidate until the fee Is paid. County Offices
$500; District and State $I0,N0.
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Bic ARPLE.-We received from Col. Topper
a 6ne specimen Of 4he Apples raised by him
m this county, The individual in question
measured "A inchers in circumference The
stock was procured in GAINESVILLE Tenn.
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M1ssIsspPL-The whole Of the public lands
in this State, amounting to 3O,I74,O8O acres,
have been surveyed, and brought into market.
OF the publ c lands in Mississippi, ll,8l5,O40
acres remain unsold,
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN We were in error IN
Ssying that this paper had discontinued all
lie agencies. Il should have been, all lis trGU-
cling agencies. Local agents are still retained.
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IA NTON MALE ACADEMY

The Examination al this institution will take
place on the lst and I'd days OF August next.
All persona interested are invited 10 attend.
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CHoLERA.-New York July 10Th for the pre-
viOus Al hours, SO deaths. Philadelphia Y
cases. Cincinnati so deaths, Deaths Of Chol-
ra in ST. Louis on the Nth inst. $50. The dis
ease seems to be raging principally among the
better class Of citizens,
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Superior Coa49C s,I @alaasps.
A'ssi'stppi June a''1Ts sog1 I
John W. Fuqua, Adn nm 4 ,
o,o. de 60ais non, gPN
2l95 VS.. llg d
VIM. F. Walker. ~ Pl1ae
+, Harris legal rs pao aad
e. et ais, iagda
heIls Of Thomas ]. Hart. l'at'
ordinary process Of t 6b,t,aaai .
executed upon them, ,s. oo,t
Ordered, That said 'I onts
ants enter their apDes,s alAR9R
before the first day Of asa h'a
W ue held at ths
in the city of Jackson, o. v Z
day in December, ensU U@ y
answer, or demur, to ~ n ~
plant aforesaid; otherv " '
allegations will be takea q Y
by them, set for hearina y Y
the matters thereof decrs.J
1t is further ordered. ~
this order be inserted il ", ~ !.
Creole, a newspaper DnS NJ
town of Canton, once ; w
months, successfully, and y
in front of the court hous. |.
ing 10 law. J. r SfS wy
!. By E. P. Russell
L. M. GARRETT, SoI'r,
July 90, lS49.
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STATE REvENur.-FrOm a report lately made
by the Auditor of this State, it appears that
the whole revenue assessed in the different
counties for the year l848, amounted to $442-
us q, of which amount $442, Os2 OF has been
paid in to the treasury-leaving only 1928 20
n1collected ..
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SHARON FEMALE COLLEGE.

SHARON FEMALE COLLEGE,.
The Annual Examination Of this lstitutiOn
will Tuesday the 24th and close
Thursday the 26th ofJuly. The visiting com
mitte, Trustees, and friends Of education gen
orally are invited 10 attend.
P.J. ECELEs Prest.
July 4. 1849
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NEW ORLEANS; July 2ist.
CoTroN.-Stock on hand 2l,l92 bales. Mid.
ding III a 8; Middling Fair 81 8 sugar S a
81; salt $l,O5 a $i,l0,
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Geo, w. Towna has been nominated Forre-
election TO the office OF Governor Of Georgia
by a democratic State Convention.
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THE RoARD or PoLICn

WILL hold a regular meeting on the
w first Monday in August next, for
assessing the taxes of the county,
j. J.. PUGH, President. f..
july %. 1849. H.. sa,
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SUGAR and COFFEE
OF the best quality, iof sale, sls
" july 20 D W MUM
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SPADES and Shovel
A NESS manufacturer . S'P'
;.,,t tlG 90 l0f '''' B B W HVRl
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ALE and PORILa' N
v1OR " Medical Purposes b,
Il ed the article for i, l9'a SIFRPI
BY (iuly 28)
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~ --P PURE BRAND, 4
rNoR medical purpose e, n
= just received lt 1,inls'i or 81
warranted a pure a1 I " MUB
iuly 28 D
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TRusrEEss SALE.

10y virtue of a Deed of Trust execu.
- ted to me by John R. Grigsby, on
the 18th day Of April, 1910, to secure to
Benz. S. Kicks the payment ola certain
note for $1,000, described in said deed as
due on the LIST day Of May, 1910. With
interest from the l4lh March, 1910, !
will, on the 25th day Of August next, on
the premises where said Grigsby died,
about eight miles Southwest from Can
ton, sell to the highest bidder, for cash
the following named negro slaves, viz.
John, now about SO years Of age, and
Jack, now about 50 years 81 age. The
title to said slaves is believed to be good,
but selling as Trustee, | will only con.
vey such title as is vested 10 me. by said
deed. DIS. GQQDLOE, Jr. Trustee.
Canton, July 90, 1849. c,
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

IT ETTERS OF Administration having
- been granted to { e undersigned
Sheriff Of Madison County, accord ng
to the Statute, on the estate Of Elisha
CockerhOm, deceased, at The Nov Term,
l848, Of the Probate Court oil ssid couh-
~ all persons having claims against
said estate will come forward and make
imm date payment; and all persons
having claims against the same will
present them, legally authenticated
within the time prescribed BY law, OF
they will be forever barred
w S BAILEY, Sheriff, NC,
July "A, l849 44-6l
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ExECUToR,s NOTICN.

n ETTERST estamentary having been
n granted to the undersigned at the
August Term, l849, ofthe Probate court
of Madison county, Mississippi, on the
Of Mary Cameron, deceased, all
persons indebted to said estate will
please come forward and make immedi-
ate payment, and all persons having
claims against said estate will present
them, legally authenticated, within the
lime prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred.
JOHN c. CAMERON, Ex'r.
Aug l8, l649. 40 ct
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~TNsoLvENT NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un,
~ dersigned, Commissioner of Insol-
vency on the estate Of ]. W. Camp, de-
ceased, has filed his report Of claims on
said estate with the Probate Court Of
Madison county, Mississippi, and that
he same will be confirmed at the Octo-
Der Term, l849, Of said court, unless
exceptions are made, by those interest
ed, at or before that time.
1T. CAMERON,
Aug. l8, 1849. 4Os4t Crk & Com,
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- - oF mIssIssIrnI.


AA4A EaH# Iu4HtA
BY the Probate Court Of said County,
july Term, l649
WY John B. HoRcoH ESQ, Judge Of
- Probate, in and for the county Of
Madison and State Of Mississippi.
Notice is hereby given that on appli-
cation to me by Paschal Rose and Lu.
cinda Jane Rose,his wife, of said county
who claim "a undivided part Of the
personal estate Of William Noble, late
ofsaid county deceased, now in the hands
Of Robert Tucker, Administrator thereof
Il have nominated Figures Low, Benz,
s, Kicks, Rich'd H. Winter, and Thos.
Ballow, commissioners, 10 divide the
said personal estate into equal shares
between the parties entitled 10 distribu.
ton thereof, and unless proper obie cti.
ons are stated to me at the term OF said
Court, TO be held on the second monday
of Oct, next, at the court house in lhC
town Of anton, in and for said county
the said F Low, B Kicks, R H Winter
and Ballow, will then be appointed com
missioners 10 make partition Of said per
sonal estate as aforesaid.
Given under my hand this l4th da,
Of July, ls49.
JOHN B. HOWCOTT,
Judge Of Probate.
July IA, 1849. 44-2r
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no. p west Of 'hs Wh-
y lbo C@olumbi', % Judge
". & lying north Of the Co.
~ ~ sgysinisd. The courts ~
l'' 5..,jst commence in August
Y. pm,fs district in sePtem.
~ 4, members TO . Terri'oria!
e.ao,il hud taken place. but no
,dur named
.e.,Id,s had been rife in lhe region
IA one American had been
,sinq i now quiet, Coy. Lane
N, quarter. Capt Hill win
,rdllsry under mis- command
NisquaIly immediately upon
.rs, Frsdouin storoship, with 'rmy
a,iy expected,
'..i0,. Il the U. $. Army, is pre-
.bou, lhe lst July for Fort Hall,
!, I, meet the regiment to arrive
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rae STATE % mIssTssIPpT.

THE STATE OF MIG8Eg11ppr.
Courtof Chgncsrv of the STATE of.
MississiPPi, June Term, a. D. I845.
John W Fuqua, Admir- UPON omen
de boHis non, ing the tom.
2l95 vs.. plSinant's hin
Vim F. Walker, and and il appear
4. Harris legal reps, ingthatthede de.
et ais, fendants-the
heils Of Thomas ]. Hart, deceased-are
unknown 10 the complainant, so that the
ordinary process Of this court cannot be
executed upon them, therefore, it is
Ordered, That said unknown defend.
ants enter their appearance herein on or
before the first day Of the next term Of
this court, to be held at the court room,
in the city Of jackson, on the frst Mon.
day in December, ensuing, and plead,
answer, or demur, TO the bill Of com.
plant aforesaid; otherwise, the several
allegations will be taken for confessed
by them, set for hearing ex parte, and
the matters thereof decreed accordingly
II is further ordered, that a cony Of
this order be inserted in the Mississippi
Creole, a newspaper published in The
town Of Canton, once a week for two
months, successfully, and by posting "
in front OF the court house door, accord
ing to law. J. Z, SLMMS, CT'k,
By E. P. RUSSELL, D. C.
L. M. GARRErT, Sol'r.
July 28, le49. 40 en-
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

n ETTERS of administration having
- been granted to the undersigned at
the August Term, t849, Of the Probate
Court Of Madison county, Mississippi,
on the estate Of James D. Carpenter,
deceased, all persons indebted to said
estate will please come forward and
make immediate payment. and all per.
sons having claims against said estate,
will present them, legally authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or
theywill be forever barred.
THOS. SHACKLEFORD, Admr,
Aug. 18, 1S49. 49-6t
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

Madison County.
By THE PROBATE Court OF SAID County,
August Term, 1849.
RSHE estate Of George F. Heard, hav-
n ing been reported TO and declared
by said court insolvent Notice is here
by given to all persons having claims
against the estate Of said deceased, to
present the same TO the Undersigned,
on or before the ed Monday in March,
1850, or their claims will be- forever
barred aas
BY order OF The court.
j. T.. CAMERON, clerk.
Aug. 18, 1849. 49-6m
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ADMINISTRATORS NuTlCE

T ETTERS OF Administrator having
been granted to The undersigned al
the May Term, 1919, Of the Probate
Court of Madison county, Mississippi, on
the estate Of George F, Heard, decd,
all persons indebted to said estate are
notified to come forward and make i'm
mediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate, will present
them legally authenticated within the
time prescribed by law OF they will be
forever barred
D. R, SINGLETON, Admir-.
June % -" AL
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~EXECUTOR,s sALE-
10 al DR0m e NAY concern

RY virtue and in pursu BE- a de-
- cree Of the Probate q Of Madi-
son county, Mississippi ae at the Au.
gust Term thereof, | - as executor Of
the last will and testamantaG Tennessee
Ribbee, deceased, on tHe BY oeOc.
tober next, between the ours pre-
scribed by law, at the court house door
OF said county, proceed to sell to the
highest bidder on a credit Of one and
two years, from the day Of sale, all that
certain tract Of land, situate, lying and
being in the county of Madison, State
Of Mississippi, and described as follows.
to.wit
The cost half Of the north east quarter
Of section ten, west helf Of the west
half north west quarter and west half
southwest quarter of section eleven,
and west half northwest quarter sec.
ton ID, township 8, range 2, west.
The purchaser or purchasers to give
bond with good and sufficient security
for the payment Of the sum or sums oil
money for which the said premises ma
be struck off in one and two years from
the day Of sale.
GEORGE w. RIBBEE, Ex'r.
Aug. is, lS49. 49-3t
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Good Land Cor Sale.

A NY person wishing to purchase the
IA best farm in Madison county, Of
about 400 acres, well improved and we'll
numbered, would do we'll to call and ex
anime my premises, FIVE miles West Of
Canton. There are other lands adioin-
ing that can be had very low, and a COOP
bargain is offered by
A. 6, ALsWORTH.
July go, 1e49. 46 Ct