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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-07
NEW BOOKS. sc.

..eNe - s-.~-s-
A1oRGAs's LITERARY DEPOT. ExCuANeE PLACE.
W. adjairrr the Poet Vfiee, New orleans. La AT tie
Above esahssut always n found Books q ie
acrpt0n consulting cf Novels, Hitory, Biography Sclea
uae Con pcfosl Gsosrsrhial aui Msdeai Norts Also,
pste 81 ttatlonay, toGther with AL the
rtuepsi Dolly and Weetly ktrspapcrs aad Magazines
ttuuty any articles In The trd ppoj aud or
varied With despatch Books mailed. Prompt attentcn
pad 70 shy vork ordered BY nail rorssn bseks imported
"a order ]. &. MORGAN,
Iissra,y Depot adjoining The Posi- oBes New Orleans
IS--Ceu rls,e have have mais wish re
rrircitAl lutshefs Throughout Tie Lnoa, for asupp Of
The works a. fas, 90 issued. J. &. N.
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/ SO in New York, OF
| AZ q. in Isrdor. - - n.
m Coupons not sten TIE initrc,t se 81 tho Of
\ Zee 81 the Con psry cnlv. -
me Beads w 10 rut M 20 a 5000 Win liberal
prvi Sc oil, viii be seid 90 the hsst tiisr
The Hords offered have all been issHed payment 70
contractors others Cor Work a1t mtt-la e ruaa
| L.itnuafy "a, lA<'. WAND CO.
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TUITION.

AIR TROIs, PROFESSOR or FRENCH ms TdE
wi the pablo th,t be gives lessons Ia
thst st the moderate crus % two shlpss o. his
residence. three shngs per esdoa in rryste The best
Of reference siven IL required. Address lsl Washington
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ANNA BoLINA. UNIFORM WIN THE OPERATED
"A ltrsty ard modern ard m,nor dr,rss pee 2. eest
be had at Nardenhecks Music store. 80 BrcstNay
bedford Co. Asor House and Of tie Elbsher, NJ D5u-
aier. Spruce
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Thirty Eve dollars for 81. months the Bui
Of q is Co. No Tor slcl wl BE- payable % the bsarsr
the yrtseniaon hereof the oce II the said Co. IN ne
city cf New lorh from The q 70 the IN t.ruary So =
csive ~ prescntei thtx ths said ntcrgft sn -
payable only sd iftf fe t ~ harh flctedng IN tas
% teven rcunts two stnrsst rng on ~ rfefeh'a9a
city Of Iondeb.
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ERANKLIN THEATRE, us CuATBAs sQuAaG=
Every ght until further notice TIE original and well
known Female hnstrels consisting Of seventeen per-
formers being the only organized band Of ladies in the word
"Troupe Of Model Artstes who will number
OF living pictures tahen from classic history The FEMALE
Arab Gs Tie Infant Family, together with variety Of
ent@rtanment An afternoon psriormsncs WedBss
day and Saturday, at o'clock hdmisspn-Bsxes, Is eta
Pit, 12Lc,; stage yeAts. Is ets; Drivate Rsxes g.
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I,oR sAN rRANclsco. c,urorNlA.- NEv

II aud ELEGANT clipper shs sGaAfO0A D. = H. Trad.
ndr viii he Dispatched Tor the above port the Dan
ofJanuay hayns great part q her earro engassd 70
rTefs Of freight or she presents rare tsvan-
tsses-an ong which graf specd ttenderns he mnya
CO Fan falcico In ad~Ahcs q other shrs nov leaving
pr hslel Convenient elersnt state
esiens Es catin pssssngers Only v - taken Second
calm rassenrers will he farpshod with commodione sts<s
inttead ores bsrths For freight which VIII he
tslea particulars % passage Apply on board.
sI.1s "sRpiSTR HOWELL ~ south stgorto
JAMES spl III d SON. ll6 Wall street.
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MUSIC TAUGHT VITA sUcH FACILITY AND RA-
lVb rid progression. Tor sale beautiful Sir and half
Octave Ros.vood P,nofore aud hs olie w,s iastram,a
cheap. n. Dursdnv ccntnues 20 teach the Piano0rte
sibsng At tght 0uitar, seccrcesn, sni vioa. Terms
moderate. Ladies ,apg ~ their licences without
ssira tharse. Apply ~ P5 Br,adray.
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RAILROAD

49,
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD BOND3--THE SOB
tcrtsrs will oher AZ public suction On the g.h Inst, az
The Merchants Exchange Al n o'clock S59O q toe gnds
9th nudsen River Railroad Ccn.,-y - fami q $50 OF
S1N rsyatison the lst q aueug t iut att
rer halfyea ~ is February aud IT,
Corvst be the stock Of he Con a. e picasufe
% the heGcrs. until ase from tho at Of the nds s
card ~ morr.Ra he entre rfofTy q t ompany %
james Brown, samuel Hovlard end Henry G. nerln ],
for the the lol furralr - the
e,teat q 81 caa0 which thes aonii form par tie
exclusive fret lien the whole lice n the road on New
yorl 20 Albany and all its other Real Es2'e Budhs AID
Equipments.
1hos. who peter them nav reoeiv. Iscret Coupons With
the Bonds of the following teror r,ns the holder TIE g-
vilere 81 tab ing psJmtrt in Ills city or IN londcal
"nUDsOS kiVEk RAtLROtD Co.-NEN YORK.
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DARNUM.s MUSEUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DARNUM5 MUSEUM, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
full above establishment in Ameriss Great variety
OF Three performances Mond.y and y-and
every hour day and evening New Years
Day Mr. Jsmos Kobinson the cslsbrated edan
gagged Second eek the Giant Baby
dentown New Jersey months old. weighing 7o pounds.
Mr. Nes the wonderful performer without New
Difsoyipg Views Cbroinstrop.. Dwarf Mamm.th Boys,
Crocodile Enormous Snakes Ths Drunkard will be per-
formed for the 3is 32d aud 23d time and thea bs
withdrawn The Rose of Corbeii, YANKEE Waterman New
Meiar Songs Dances. with Scenery, Dreses,
&c. &e Adnttanco Is cents; children under half
prfc
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kCH THEATRE, PHlLADELPHIA.-AN
enterprsipg persor capable manang the above
lar house, into special partnership the
cent lessee who Is prevented from giving IL sufficient aen
man will be rendered eay The house sdmrabe order
neither rehtDg and
tensive wardrobe properties, library musio Hc Direct
with real name to T. 8URrON Chambsrs street n York
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ITALIAN OPERA. AsrOR PLACE -MONpAY BYE.

ming. Jan. will be performed, trst time in America
DoniHeths master piece, ANNA SOLENA-Hsnry VIII.
signorN ove Anna Bolena, snoriDa Beruoc, Jane Say
Signorna A. Patti Lord Rochort Ssuor Strin Isrd
Percy signor Forth Smeaton siguorna Pern Conductor
and Director Max Maret Leaer aerr KsuLer Of
admssion-A Seats in Boxes Paquet either for
the night or season. 81 So Admission Intervening per-
formanesParquet, 81; phearre 70 Doors open
ct Ito ~ o'clock Carriages set down head
sas and take " heads we
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ENeLIsH PAPERS ENGLISH rAPERs EVERY
II neutTaI.r published In Great Britain, Irelsnd or the
Continent ~ Europe runctusy delivered l. ssy part Of the
city, arrival q the .htps f.rwsrded ~ mall
WILMER ROGERS,
corner ef Nas ~ and Liberty streets.
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WANTS.

WAETED-BY AREsPECfABLE ENGLISH WOMAN,
w situation as seamsress, and to assist in chamber
work Can be three days at the house her
employer, <S West Tenth street.
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w n. rIsBRows RIDING SCHOOL, NO. % FOURTH
avenue optn day sns evening ior aaies and Oeale,
The nd dressing and school. ere we'll
warmed and comfortable IN tie most ncsnent weather
L. dies from A. ~ o. L. NJ Toe Genticnen a. iron
10 and toqP.H.
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RuRroNs vIrw or NEW YoRE.-JUsrPuBLIsBE

ID The Bsy and City q New Yort zether Bsoolyn
sns Je!ey City sevsn feet lorEthe mos. sstonsvs ,ev
ye. r,lhed eehed on the SPOT aad drawn stone W
g W Burton ~ Brsaars sss r.sst 70 ,s mosera tint
tyls 81 The by sARONY MAJOR. III Fulton STREET
New Yorh Price S. rs.si liberal discount maze 70 the
trade Ascrect for single copy, accompanied With re-
snce % 81 ndsressti 81 above. will Ne attended and
copy forwarded 20 any part q The states CsnaAa
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VUALLDALIA, 80 CANAL STREET. BRILLIANT
w Winter season mon Plus Ultra o. aent-nrs.
kellers fnpec troupe OF fomae Moe IL Arss Mr.
ares French Ballet and variety OF other eatesinmen
Permanee night as ~ oeleek hXtr. performance
every ednesdsy and Saturday. ats O'clock
DANORAMA sALOON.-rdOsE WHO HAVE NOT
taen the Paintings exhibiting in this saloon, will
have trip California them after the sight
this month. IL Ia we'll worth the journey, hut 20
trouble just drop IN of Lehsra ana broadway to
them Ambition free.
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CALiFORrfa THROUGH TICKETS, AT REDUCED
" rrrcs--Salng from New Iort Saturday. Isnssry
L. ats O'Clock Pm he rev sra msrnhesat Usisd s,atss
mail steamship OHlos ecting at Panama with the
stesurhip isTuNuS In Tctrasry Travellers 10 California
will ra ts tho cheapest AnG uos Desirable Of All routes V
The gos frSioss.
FaIcEs 90 rAssser THsoroH tsos Wv voh1 ',s
FR.NCrsco, ckIGroREIs.
FIRST Csiin 8. ate Room Brr' .............. $40
Second Cabin etsndse Eertls 20
Scarags BtTthF, found Bed ant bo-ri 40
Ter passas., atpiy 70 N. @. ROBERTS. us West e.
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RURToN'S THEATRE - ON MONDAY EVENING.
SsaInsry I VII be played the essitsl comedy. ~ Mar
ESD, Ny g w; CLARKE Captain hurph, Mcguire, Mr..
Srough.mi Frank Vincent, Mr. 8. Leach; Mr. Aminadab
Sleek Mr. Burt'n Lady Sowrhy Creamley, Mrs. Hughes;
Mrs Charles Terrsns Mrs RUSSELL conclude with the
comedy OF the POOR GENTLtM an DR. Oiapod Mr. Hada-
Wy Sir Robert n,a%Sis Mr. nsron Frederick Brambe,
thipgton, Mrs. Russell; Hon Miss Lucrea McTab Nrs
Bughes. Doors 8; n pommencs o'aoek
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RE0OHLYN INsTIrITE. WAsiIsGtoN sraEET--
ID ONE WEEK OSLY.--venuiloquism, Learaei Cana
~ Birds Magic signor BLITz respeo.fuiy announces
that he will give entertaining performances at the above
place. Mopday everng January 7th aat every evening
during the week, ihursdsy excepted at half
ocloch Afternoon exhibo1sCn Wednesday and SATURDAY.
three o'clock which occasions the Learned Canary
Birds Will treduce tlsr wond crui peIiOrzncoA Ad
sion :5 ctnts; oh iidreh, ball price.
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EfRE INSURANCE -THg OgrICE or rue BROOK.
I'm Fire Insurance Company, IN New Yerh, Ia A. No.
veretsD txetssgs vail street. ia Brooslyn =. Ne ~
Tuitcn street 1as ola ts,stHahe3 conrssy centaues to
tahs risks Of lse amount dwsngt urnitvre, stores
vsrehtuf MERCHANDISE. and eargoes and ships IN pers
favorable tsrmf.
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nEPoT og FRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS. tB
~ Broadway opposite Olympic Tbcsre Just resolved
~ the Eersnr rich choice Of Carcc SsohAaiesl Lampei
also, hodcrstor's Tampa -. =. . -.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-27
-lG no
M@aIWN NN.

This plant has, for many years; been.
found to be Of singular virtue in the
cure Of affections Of the Liver. More
recently it was acertained that it pos
sessed great power IN arresting Bleed
ing Of the lungs, Coughs Of q chronic
character, &c, and Of essential service
in all diseases ola pulmonary charac.
ter.
This article is now universally ac.
knowledged to be the most healing and
efficient application for diseased Or de-.
cayed lungs, or any portion cfthe leshy
Or muscular parts Of the human body.
Its medicinal and pregervative qualities
were understood by the Egyptians in
the early ages of the world, and no
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-27
'LET US ALONEm
A VOICE FROM THE SOUTW.

GtG'ng a lasthfal opposition Of that system oil
fsendo-fattaattropy, or Fanaticism, yicept
JModers ,46ottiOaiSm, WhiCh threatens 10 dis
sotce he Uaion; and proposing a plan of Ma
stoa0t Coi0atsGtlon, adequate 10 the removal of
me entire free black popuiat on Of he United
states, and all that may hereaft d become free
IN q mannef ~hGfmonisiag With The true in
terests Of both races.
tHlS work is now 10 progress Of publication
l and viii be ready Tor delivery in a few
weeks. II will contain upwards Of five hun
@fea pages, IL mo-, handsomely bound, and en-
oeilshed with appropriate engrayings. Price,
So per copy.
The contributors ID, and the authorities con-
suited in the compilation Of the work, are men
who stand high in the literary, ecclesiastical
and political arena of the world. ills, there
lore, a work Of merit--one which, if extern
slvely circulated, WELD mighty influence in
checking and removing the evils referred to in
the title page. 1t is to be hoped that the salu-
taFy influences which it is capable Of e~xerting
Will not be crippled for want Of encouragement
on the part of itsnaturaI supporters, that No
friend q the South and her rights, Of her gem
eral welfare and the domestic tranquility Of
her citizens, will refuse, for the consideration
o. the mere price Of a copy, to possess himself
q q work Of greater research than any other
Of equal magnitude in the English language /;
and with the general circulation Of which the
d%estinies Of our race-the well-being of poste-
rity, AMI the prosperity and perpetaity Of our
mich Cherished republican institutions-are
more intimately connected than with any 9TH
.er Of modern origin. The price is but little
not more than every opposer Of slavery is will
ing to coutribute for the gratuitous distribu-
ton Of books and papers advocating his cause.
Or Editors Of newspapers friendly to the
enterprise who will gives this advertisement
three insertions, and forward to the publisher
q Number Of their paper shall receive lwoeoe.
ies Of the work. Others DESTROYS Of obtaining
II viii DO well to send on their orders (post
paid Immediately, as the 6rst edition win
DOUBTLESS be exhausted in a very short time.
six copies, to one address, " i'll be sent on the
receipt Of $l0i ia current funls.
Address w. II. BROWN, Publisher.
''a@1VtAe, kenns nayl6-3w
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-27

AtrOcioas Marder.-We are inform-
ca that a most atrocious and unprovoked
murder was committed in Williamson
county, il the neighborhood Of Little
Harpeth, on Wednesday, the goth uIt.
The particulars, as we gather them
from q gentleman ofthe neighboEhood
are as follows:
"a grudge seems to have been enter
tanned by .. H. Clay, against William
Virgins, a peaceable industrious and
respectable young man, for which no
adequate cause has been assigned. Fi4
nallY on Wednesday morning some
words passed between them, as 10
Virgins right to Craze his stock upon
a lot lqintly owned by himselfaud Clay.
Clay approached within about ten feet
carrying a Ratchet in one hand and with
the other drawing a pistol, shot Wig
gings Just above the left nipple, the ball
passing through his heart and causing
death almost instantly. Clay immedi-
ateIy led, appropriately as to leave
his hat behind.
]. H. ClaYfamiliary called Henry
Clay Is about six feet Two inches high
stoop shouldered weighs perhaps l75
or $50 pounds, about 25 or &c years
old, has light colored hair, inclining to
AubuFn, red complexion, and thin beard
has short upperlip, showing his upper
teeth, and one tooth above on the right
side ofhis mouth. very prominent, hav-
ing the Appearance Of q tusk-has a
large prominent nose, an e%yasive exa
preston circumference, seldom looks
ing any one III the face, and when in
conversation, has a habit Of looking a.
way, snufiing his nose, and drawing
up his upper lip-had on when he left
1t is believed, a brown coat Of some
kind Of wollen goods, rode a very fine
black horse, that can travel some rs
miles a.day. It is supposed he crossed
Cumberland River, somewhere not fal
below Nashville, as he was seen near
the city on Wednesday evening, going
IN thai direction.
We understand d reward Of $3.50 b
sos has been promptly made up BY
the people ofthe neighborhood for hi
apprehension and delivery. It is pro
bable that an additional reward be Of
fered BY the State, when the Governo
who IL now absent, returns 10 thefcity
-NashDilJe True Wig
Papers South and West will pleas,
copy
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-27
JOB i

HAVING attached to their Newspaper
establishment an extensive and sumo
rior assortment Of JOB TYPE, the
Proprietors of the MADIsoNIAN would
respectfully invite those wishing work
done in that line to give them acall,
N. 3. Work done at thesshort estno
tice and On accommodating terms.
% 06scc-on the South Side Of the
Public Square.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-27
CARRIAGE REPAIRING

9 M
TINE UNDERSIGN- m
fully inform the citizens NN5aSGrM6T
of Madison, and the sur
rounding counties, thathe is prepared to take
in alTkinds Of CARRIAGE REPAIRINGn nG
PAINTING, and hopes, by good work and
close attention to business, to receive a liberal
share Of patronage.
N. b. shop on the north side Of the Sonare,
and formerly occupied by e. r. Lewis as car
riage shop. SAMUEL LEWIS.
Canton, June 10, l85O-n1-yl
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-27
TAILORING.

THHE SUBSCRIBER has commenced tbe
4 Tailoring business, o nthe Southwest
corner Of the Public Square in the building
formerly occupied By Callahan g. Gillesnias
where he solicts bis friends and the citizens gen.
orally to favor him with their patronage, b.
good work and reasonable prices be hopes to
gain a fair share Of business.
n6-yl J. M. FANSHER.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-27
J.. ". FETCMETT,
U M d r

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
W Canton, and Madison county generally.
that he is now prepared to attend to ali calls
Tor COFFINS, in this county, at the shortest
notice, All orders from the country will be
promptly attended to, His shop is near jesse
Z, Browns Livery Stable, where he can always
be found. no-vT
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-27

POE TR U
The widow . her deceased HEasband.

The Widow q her deceased Husband
BYJ. II.
Farewell, mine own beloved! No more thine
eye,
with is soft earnest gaze, shall meet mine
No more thine eat shall catch the low breath
ed sigh,
Or my heart leap at thy loved VOICES tone
Forever g%one-and ! the lone, and blighted,
Must tread in solitude my weary way;
The lamp that erst ny footsteps brightly
lighted,
Il quenched beside Thy cold and PulselesS
clay.
And must daTkly wander:-oh! beloved.
Why was not deaths dim shadOwy wing
Ger all
In mercy thrown! Oh! why art thou removed,
While round my heart Is bound itS sable pail
VRinly / watched beside thy couch Of PAM
tVainly thy p%arching lips with moisture laved
i tempted thee with luscious fruits in vain,
And dainties which the taste Of sickness
craved.
with mine own hands | poured refreshing
showers,
When the slant sunbeams, with their noon
tide heat,
Pierced thy sick chamber-and the sultry
hours
seem'd fraught with iowery LAGRANGE, cool
and sweet,
But paler waned thy cheek-ahd day BY day
The fnttering pulses grew weaker meath my
touch,
9TH the dread seal upon thy eyelds Lays
And my crushed heart bad felt the blow too
much.
And they have tak'n thee from my aching
sight,
10 dwell forever in the silent tomb;
And leftme in my solitary night
OF rayless sorrow and far-spreading gloom.
But not for aye-beside thy narrow bed,
Where summers earliest how'fs shall learn
torise;
Iwaitthy summons, oh! my sainted dead,
Callingthy mourning widow to the skies.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-27

RsuaI 70 LamJerk-Tbe curious and
nquifing ID New Jersey are not even
willing that Daniel Lambert. who died
Some years ago, weighing 739 pounds,
ahall enjoy The reputation Of being a
greater prodigy than that little Stale
can furnish A correspondent Of the
Newark Advertiser mentions the fact
that Lewis Cornelius, who was born
At New Brunswick, N. j., and died al
Milford, III that State, IN 184I al the
age Of f~oEty-eight weighed some years
before his dsash SO pounds, OF but
GA less than Lambert. and does not
doubt that IL iheiinTe Of his death he
Was even heavier than Lambert. :
IL II d mean thing to steal the exs
changes from an Editors sanctum.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-27
@IZgRP9
CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE,

NOVVV7IIt WN*15tItI AlVtVNU
JacksOn, Miss.
RLWAYS. on Gnand, a ~
"a large and extensive NIF
assortment Of CTEFiG- BB S
res, consisting Of the La
test and most fashionable styles Of Coaches,
BGrOuches, ROckaways, Buggies, &C.; together
with Harness, Saddles, Saddlery materials,
Coach Trimmings-sach as lace, cloths, dam
asks, top feathers, springs, axles, varnishes,
&c. All of whichNgilI be. sold as low as arti-
cles of the same qualify cant be bought for else
where. HENRYNE. STEER.
June Is, 1S50-n17-yl4,
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-27
Canton, June l3-nl7-3t
RANGER'S SALE.

AS RANGER Of Madison county, l will Of
"A fer for sale, in the town o CantOn, on Mon
day, the first day Of July next, the following
described property, to wit:
Taken up by A. Simmons, a MI
brown HORSE; right hind foot MS
white, star in forehead, no other EY u
marks. Supposed to be IL years old.
Appraised to SIT 80.
Taken DIP by X M. Latimer, a roanHORSE,
about IS years old, and about l5A hands high;
a large lump behind the left ear, four white feet.
Appraised to $40 90.
Taken up by J. M. Cobb, 4 s
red HEIFER; two years old, NRBa
no marks or brands percertible ~
Appraised to So 90. 4G
N. B.-Persons having in their possession the
above described property, are requested to
bring them forward on the day Of sale.
J. clancy, Ranger, M. q.
June lst, l650-nl7-td
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-27
Bargaims, Barsatns, BGrFaiNsl

BGFsGtlIs, Bargains, Bargains!
OWING 10 our heavy stock of goods, and
U the great scarcity Of money, we are de-
termined to sell off our stock OF goods at a
small advance over cost, say fifteen per cent
for CASH, or on credit for the old prices, to.
p%unetual customers. Persons wishing to buy
great bargains would do well TO give us a call
and examine our stockand prices.
d. SOMMER & Co.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-27

ohACA DOAhDtuNO
on Main Street, a few doors below his OLD
STAND. The house is very spacious, and pos
sesses every convenience for
The rooms are large, airy and arranged with
an eye to the comfort of occupants. His ta-
bic shall be supplied with the best the market
affords. And no pains or expense shall be
spared to render satisfaction to his guests.
The subscriber, thankful to his old friends
for their patronage, hopes, from his increased
facilities and determination to please, to con-
tinue to receive their generous favor.
r. M. VIM.
Yazoo City, June l3-nl7-tf
P.S.-Haoks, Carriages, Buggies and Saddle
Horses will be at all times inreadiness to con-
vey persons to any of the Watering Places, or
elsewhere 10 the interior. R. M; w.