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rUW L. aSsIEYOE o! tais f1soriie and sGosssss
a fHE fsU rn'sI recon- iakes plessurs in ealing =
.sSa Pc. SSss 90 ne :s ~ 3; =
aow prepares ~ .nsui boarders fhe hiss esamanoe =
gsas1 Il. sodss bsd ~ smss .ao h.v. spes ss
nef 10 point ofloesou, sosnsvy dnvs
snascrssary In his psrhealu 4 sss 90 cqssl %
.S.n Rissr Tia lardef, - ssre,ofoss VIZ - oprcS
hos s .,ry Ssesey The mNksu s6ofd. In sddnoo 70 ~
,I.,.y ssiaes kr reaching Newsargt By ssesnocses
Ssrs are sss usBs OF cars passing dsy either vs, -
Hsx,.York and Albany Early application should se 49,
fos q s~ls~rop ~ 'ooms ijein MI WV"
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Latest from Gold Lake.

Bys gentleman just arrived from MarysvllIe, we
learn that sushentic accounts from God Lake
had been received at that place. They represent
that the outlets Of the sAe yield from f/nr TO SIC
ounces of the precious metal per day TO man -
The lake itself has not yet been prosPected' on ac'
count of the great depth OF snow which s9T'uads
I, Ats California, July L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-08
SUMMER RETREATS.

DORrI.AsD HOTEL, ON TEE Hi05LzxSS
Il or NAVEsINk--This house 10 ju.' onssSl OF ~
open for vsitors 1t seordss spendS, eosany ass--
6shine, sailing, batting Delightful ws a hssh we
bieeses highly cOud lcve @ Josn Han the Zoos 81
boars ssl from Ibe city, BY ne "a ~ lhe foot OF kobs
sOp.M. n Z. Boarding o. ds;ErrcHEh rrOpa...r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-08

- ~ibte ana NntioBRl Az So, ,.,.-
srs ssraioso u f-rse nsx, ~ o., sAI.sros
0I aS sin u Sf se .'s NE s @ "a s Sssr osy
ID RAJ tFeEkls hiioEic. and lsga asN.ss esos
81 cusaiols, &c are alOug Ne eonstAAl %
Students Pnymtnt II a6vELcs Tor TIE term AC.,.,oss
Circular. 90 tiny pnricn bg roql.sl dr~sS
(pos' rsidD TO J. W FOw LER Fac
t.Qf imeodulAssNk4W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-08

II The Petersburg (Ys.) IatellgeEcer says
that several slaves belonging to Messrs. looms
and Stephens antinad af ny thu hniitinni-'-
on Saturday night the 9th ult.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-08

n LtGu-c Hair Dye, improved - &c color ~
oeb or whiskrrs the momenI Ia piled without me ea
mloIy-hn entirely free from unpleasant odor, and b
washed With The strongest scSp Immediately spprsi
Silhout waiting to dry FOR sale. or applied al sArcxsA
49, VIZ ss-tN-N. Wallet srnYkk s.,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-08

~ o'Rteiiy's ge.eaERpk Lines, soennerus
With all sections u The Uniiai Sgstos 0soeni 0n.s m
Broadway. Open ron 10 he 00ruiLg all II Al eisAi
Visitors u Hc-york who lstomed 70 uanssrrns
With the ORe'ly Lnee In any sectioo os ~
tied stt.es, vii and koE husEos TO lesv- shsr a.
sltshes q, Ills ecs % zsCrs prompt and eorrsss ~
Eisson. ag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-08
shipment Of GoId from San Francisco.

TIE subloned table which has been kindly far
nished us by Messrs Bisseli & Meredith, shows
the number of passengers and amount of gold dust
shipped on board the Pacific Mail steamship Com
psny steamers, from April IL, 1919, to June l,
ls-O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-08

" eHh inteotcts.A lev mrs o.,c,I, -, ~ ,.,.'-
co, !. mn 7sAS spplcslon 4, 0,ss.
o. - lLoUR n ID sarre Nsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-08
Commerce Of Sacramento City -lIariae In-
telligence.

Tie Recspltulstion Of the Harbor Masters Re
ycfi 81 tie month Of May gives the following re-
go gore ships at the levee, 49, their tonnage
tUosEil1g 10 G. C25 tuns Number Of ships, barks
.vfs ard schOOBcrs, 52-their tunnage amounting
~ IN tgns The number OF regular steamers is
q, yosisftlIg tunnage Of zoos tuuE. TIE total
tEl@sLi Il money received for May Is 81. $50 65.
Sacramento transcript
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-08

~ Among the persons released from prison by
the late Amnesty in Hungary, is David huh, IA
journalist Of some distinction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-08

" Dr.. sbe~'s " ster-sury I,.t,,-
aer fvelfth-sa and Univ-r.sty-pisoe -
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" Nsterture iHsGiIaIss-City and Ca
u1.-Ot TALL rrc-iY-s pasenis Al the eommOt Sss -
e'i.ohsen-nI 10 LEghtG ard a. Oysief 6sy l. 4 c.
Vui'anvt cay b. se5n thsso places By siesnnos -
~ 60 Genera psscaoe amended % cO-salaloc,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-08

-. rr'nee q Co.'S heloteons for sas a hcx-,
graph sa'ieirg, isi sross~.y tsiy -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-08

e Or. 4. l.. Nichols asd 1frs. Gsy, y,
Nsief Cur hoose - Wes Tvs nty sc.od ., g.. setA
sososs .sL.os, ron Iot2 Psssn reest-,s -
BIZ In
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Clay, rT 1885 i Thlrs year Of publication; price eeola
Containing the and address VI all psosous engage
II business, claaalfed under appropriate kesdinss
jyls swift JOHN TROW, ~ Ann-A
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X AGs, KOrEs .na =. slad. q 49, srS s., @sa ~
eli eAUnr DERkIckfon u una l."
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GENERAL NOTICES

y Fowler. a Wells, Phre..,.. ~. 49,
iishers, Clinton Hall is Ssss.ss. - - So Pa.
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THE "Ora1Se nounthia Wstsr o.
20 ornge n one ho1rs ride BY rstiros1 nom ~ y
rhe esshnfkusnI has private ba,hs sstseA,s :, ezy
ren" rocrns tttress Or krEKrR, O. orS.s
fsriermE
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, AUGUST 8.


date since June !, 1912 up 10 July |. 1880 by sail
vessels and s.ssme.t wou have G1oui....tj 0'0
Am, ricsus overland, from lEIt ytafs u'g al y. We
ssnhic ST..
w TO cs'- by Overland, OF this ychrt emgraii1o "m
krOm Wv
Totz. 'y
or this lumber Their have returned 81 eas....... 80
Toisl IN the Stst- ......................7 W
The ,nonut Of Forsgu arrivals by sss up 10 Gate.
D0t
BY laud p "
ss'i'
Tie Lurter returned. XH
To's pcw IN tHe stse. ...........5j -
The remaining population up 20 this date, Amer
can and FOREIGN,
Kauves ard r,sdenu before June 1919 coo
PBeticsns up 20 ..-..i "
forrii Up 10 W
,,.t,. 49,. s,.,. - -,
Since writing the above We have been politely
furnished statement from Me'srs Robinson, BIS
cell & Co 0 tie Pacific Mad Steamship Company.
In round numbers, sioce April !, lsis. 10 June l,
ESQ., there have returned BY the Pacific Mail
Steamers, 3,l73.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-08

innumerehe rsvinet and small runs, In which gold
is almost al ways tuuDd.
TIE North Forh, in this high region, 10 q1te
small and the gold Ia 1t coarse snd lumpy, like tbs
gold obtained in dry digeipgs.
In try ing " give an idea OF the extent OF the
aprRt ruus county bordering on North FORK, our
informant o., i'd that 90 600 men could all dad roo n
to dig Tor years, he believed, without exhsustlss
this single portion Of the miues. The country be
describes can beat be- worked 10 the rslnY season,
when water 10 shundsnt The North Fork, anf
tributaries, however, have been little ffeqlsn,ed
o. hsh %, and the summer disginss must De rich.
Thu Country is very dlhis uls Of ac;ess-gpots cin
Cny be sen, to IL ON pSck animals, AID lt has con
stquebty been little fequented. When oar IA
form ant LEFT, which Ess sometime last week the
tuoV bad not all disappeared from tina; region, aud
he thinks the water vii remain % high as u pre-
vent digging near the bed OF the river uasd she
middle Of July. Sacramento TRANSCRIPT
The Eastern SIope Of the Sierra Nevada
TIE fact that gold IL found all along the wes'ern
foToers OF this chain Of mountaios,i strong evidence
that the easter n sds possesses t1e same rlcn de-
pcAi,s. We have often made inquiries OF people
VbO came over the plains. Concerning this resDn'
bUi have been unable 10 gain any infornsti tnls
would prove hey ond DOUBT the existence oil gold
These mountains lie scrOss toe emigrant, way,
hut bv the time their overland trans res n tnon,
their provisions are neatly exhausted their teams
worn down, and the mO.t curious aud OBSERVING
have not TIE means or time 10 spare, TO pa sue auy
scientific Investigations. All We have been abe -
i arm H. that the country on the other side Is SINH
lar 10 that % this The rising Of the mountain, L.
ersdutl but uneven ard irregular the geological
appearance of the earth resembles the gold region
Of California; the quartz rock sb)unds aud deep
end winding ragines intervene between the unev
en- hiehts Two Of the principal streams beyond
the mountains are The Truckee River and Carson
Greek. They are said 90 be as large as ths Amer
lean Fork, and run east TILL they iOse Themselves
IL The great desert. Reports have been circulated
Ia this country that the MOrmoDs have fouod gold
in streams th az empty into the TrucEee River but
we are not aware Of theu being well fousded.
I3acrsreutJ Transcript
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SCHOOLS
TARRYToWN INSTITUTE

SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL fer EOJE
a a. Tsrrtown, NY, A. NEWMAN, Principal
In this Institution young gentlemen will be thoroughly II
suucted In ell The branches Of an English and Classic
education, requisite for commercial pursuits entering
college.
There are TWO terms Ia year, each hvo months 1as
GUNNER Term commencing on The hrst OF May and hs
Winter on the fret OF November. Terms reasonable
Circulars containing partculars references, &c can Do
sbsined spRldDg ShephRrds bookstore, 1884 Broad
way, New York, by addressing note 10 the fnneipsl
ny2n eodf
ltOAhDlNG sLHUOL-The Ellington scaoOi,
~ pleasantly ,ituaec hye miles from Warehougs Point
the Hartford and Springfield Railroad, with which t Ia
connected by daily stages 10 essy OF access and may be
reached nom NeW-YOik Boston 10 six hours. The
cUumodstions ample and the pupils under tho con
~ the Pfiucips and bis associate teachers To-
srucon IL given IN oil tbs snches Of learning usually
eb In academies and female Summaries of the highest
gfaoe and the entire charge for board ard tuition 10 sls
per Sp"um Music snC drawing are extra a. the usus
There ,ther extras The next session CON
Wednesday, the 4th Of September snd con!in
ues n weeks
References and further information given application
Ia the Principal MORRIS r. BARTEAU, AM Filing
Ton, Holland county, Conn. su7 ~
MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TELLER
II Professor Of tic, hayng lately arrived IRON h i
pc begt iLOru lsoies ana geLiemen thar hs 10
resdJ aise lessons tho pisno 1od In singing Ses
y references given lnqnirs a. 81 Vesey-st AUG Luz
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II land UkGANs-U superior Ion9 msnaIs .,,s
IL by 3 sHELLARD, IT7 Chrysuest 90 NJ s'<,.,.
uncd ard repaired. Also rosewood sefspoins
iy8 iUs
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T. NJ. l. d. @. HAIGHT
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
LOUIS, MISSOURI
ETCHER n. HAIGHT. uyl6 3nl DUGtLD c. HAiGHr
PATENT ZINC PAINT.

PATENT ZINC PAINT.
TIVE sUssCRlBERs, Ageuls OF the New-Jefsay ~
extensive Works 81 Hewnk q supply Of The Ptien' Lai
Brown and Frsnfinate Paints which VII ba ssPosed
These panIs consist Of various shades from doep, ncA
e5OTS oS ns e orides shsr asSs properos sas
scunomy be confidently recon- nended tnis COuips
TsuShe Tor he coating ofron and Of do, forming lbs bsS
protection against oxidizanon now Enown
These paints when applied 70 wood. form, also, 'aius
A supply OF he Compsnys beautiful whils OXIDE
other deleerious paints shortly eIpecIed fof sac ~
tie :'s'ehOers ST JONES &C. GO
NkJINDOw shADks: Gilt CokniCEs DkA
w Perry kUsLIN3 Ge--Fsmnes about furnishing
their windows with the above articles, VIII hud a. j. I
,onmsn, IN he cisy several new sye ns,er before
auced In New-iorL Lace and muslin eurtsirs dupey
ss.el' loops. pins bands eorniees &c nses p
article and low q. 10 possible 20 import Or n,nnfe
Jure H. Merchants buying At wholesale vii hnd nsscdsdJ
, Ssi5 advantage 70 e O %ssSooS@Sso s. s.":s"av
COURAUD's P0UDKE SUBTLE 1r sc.di-
csu1g supeIfuous Hs from any part OF Tho BODY war
eouRAUD's LILY WHITE, for si,pelllug noshes,
rodn'' Ell. ouE EIH9S sn Ss:s 6, Walkers.
rs ~ lat store from mot 'o' Broadway
COMmIrsIUN PAPER WAkEHoUsE-JoHH
- c ROBERfs, l02 John st. oheu foe ssis lo~, gen
srs s.'C%eo. o. ra1s arc que ruled Gag ana Le%sf
Reg, Te., shoe Bag hsnila, HARDWARE Printing snd
MnpPlog Papers, OF ali szss and qualities Blue and
White Boupei Boards &c ne aus ~
METALS, POIsONs, Fly PAPER and Disinfect
Wing Liquid p sura, Palladium, Nickel, Cadmium &c;
Chemical Whale OIL Soap and Sulphsie Of Ammonia
sOepa viz: transparent Washbalis, Myrtle, Military and
Honey SOAPS; Jenny L,nd Hair Gnsa Starch Polsh he
nc &c for sale BY DR.. LEWIS REUCHrWAN0ER
ISL wv l3i hsiden-sns.
E0k SALE CHkAP-A printing orhcs, oompnsins
four presseA and everything nseossafy Tor JOB wofk
printing pspes Any Wishing engage 10 the soov.
business viii 6Dd this worthy OF attention Tho oosno1
hks seen long established. has large patronage .no VI
be sold a ssertkes The owner II unable, fto n.
70 continue the business yor nl pzruenArs sdassS
LA N v. PosiOhhes. sn1 "
uAkD Uk6ANs-U superior tonet msnais. .,s
III by SHETLAND, lT7 Chrysuest oa ne s-s.s.s
upcd ard repaired. Also rosewood sefspdin''
iy8 ias
ID AGA. H0PFa ana ali Kinds u pssd GsasI.SN
n ara mssersls bo1gtI ana cold 90 tberA !erms
eli eAUnr DEkkIckson' i~ una u"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-08
Cost Of California Mail Service.

H. More, a. our request, has furnished US the
b4oNire memoranda, Ia reference ~ the cost OF
mtD tersice IL California
Ccriaci Lave Ire. hs~ York to Chagres, per
cc-gset Ass,s sefs Ptnsns 10 San Prsncs:o.. o05
kEii tSeliI a. heig bi Of uais OYER tno ishmus,
ssJ 10000
ToA, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS G0vO
These contracts were authorized by Coagress sad
rsde lOr ten yesrs for nj monthly service the
cast eBd nohthly service 90 the west
The contracts made for Interior service, Ia Cali
foruia, by tie special sgent, are as follows
J. Blair San Yrapeseo 70 ssefsmens 81 O0o
Bar 81 Psancisc0 stockton z2Oi0
Blsir Sacramento 70 Mar svile ............. lxeS
CsowsIsfsrs Sscfamooo to Cudoms. 800
OsOfge HO-rs Sen Ffsuesco ~ Monterey ....' suD
Benecis 10 B0boma.. IoV
JOIN Y0au, San JO.S " Ssnss Cruz 500
Total ........................tso. $40
There contracts originally for weekly service
have recently been changed 70 daily. for 5acramen.
70. ard uiweekly TO Gan JOse, involving Of
courtc large additional expense.
The total nett proceeds Of the Post Ottce in San
Francisco, from 18th Aug lsi9 To 3lst Of March.
1850, amount ~ s22, s35. o. this sun, there has
been paid over for mali trans pottIiion snd special
sgepcy expenses, sl5.245.
The number OF letters returned 10 the Dead Let.
ter ofhce since Mr.. Moore took charge Of the Pos,
Office here, 10 @, sos. The number nox on hand,
exceeds $4,000. California Cour.
Present Population.
From the politeDess Of Mr.. Hagan. the H,rsor
Master Of this 81 y, learn that from March 25 TO
June So the Arrivals were, in all kinds Of vessels
ard steamers,
fes
Fsma es.........'... ..'.''...''.''''''''..'... w.
fosA.. Us
Estimating the increue OF population at TINS
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Prem the uin<s.

few days ago we Eel 10 with gentleman Of
excellent judgment, who bad jQU returned from
the bead wa,eu Of the North Fork-ghsre bs Ia
company with five others, passed the iast winter
This party we're ~ bemmed Ia with SLOW that they
could not well leave, Notwithstanding the rsvines
and sulehes were bare, and could be worked For
hur weeks they lived almost entirely on venison
After their winters provisions were exhausted.
Tbs gentleman hss been nearly one year In the
mines, and always one Of the foremost Ia pushing
toward the outskhts He 10 well acquainted ~ th
soe mining region Tor miles around the locality
where he winteTsd. and from him we learned some
facts that may be interesting. The point where
BE wintered 10 about 100 miles from this placs-Jo
niles shove Cold Spring. on North Fork.
he Ihtes that ali along the river and FOR an uu
known distsnce back from the river. the entire
siscc between Cold Spring and the point where be
wiptered 10 turiferous. Toe hiIis aud valleys have
the ssme appearance a. the country around Al
burn and tie Pilot Hin Dry DigsIngs. Toe whole
country seems a. II IL had been thrown fro n its
original ststs by eruptions, and all tanblsd into
.1.oL,,rous heaps, winding round suoag which are
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The admitted det: % rer conrplsrs ssase-
mrnIap 70 Nay SD lSSo, inclu5irg he par
chase u he Grlh11 sCSss, i74

We arc Indebted to Gregory and Cos California
Express or fa'i fies Of late San Prsnci.oo md ga.
ersmen'o PsPers' received BY the Georgia We
tale from them the following extracts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-08

I'm SALE CnkAT-A pruning JUICE, ceAupIs.s
four pressea and everything nscoss2y Tor JOB vofk
printing pspor. Any Wishing engage 10 the soovs
business viii 6Dd this worthy OF attention Tho oasino
hss been long established has y large patronage sno vi
be sold sscrkes TIA owner 10 unable, noon hctI
10 continue the business yor un psruenars sdarsss
LA N " PustI0hhrnL sn< ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-08

Wing LIQUID. srins, Psladium, Nicre Cadmium, &c;
Chemical Whale OIL Soap and sulphsie Of Ammonia
sOsps viz: transparent Washball. Myrtle Military and
Honey Soaps Jenny L,nd Hair Gnsa starch, posh, he
&c &c for sale by DR.. LEWIS fEUCHrWAN0ER
ES wv l3l hsiden-lsns
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-12-05
EXECuTRIV, eALR-

Y virtue Of an order of the Probate
Court Of Madison county at the Novem-
Der Term will as e%xecutrix of Timothy
Anderson decd, expose 10 public sale 10
the highest bidder on the Isl day Of Janu.
airy A d 1851 between legal hours. al the
late residence Of the deceased the follow
ing described Lands living and being in the
County Of Madison Viz. s. 4. Of s. z. l..
andE ! Of s. WA, Of Sec, IS. and S. e. /,
Sec. 36. Townships, Range 2. West; and
5. W. /, Sec. 81, Township 9, Range /.
West and 6, acres of The N. w. corner Of
Sec. 6, Township 8, Range /, West.
And also at the Court House door in the
town Of Canton or the End day Of Jan'y
following slaves belonging to said dece-
dent viz, David, Sarah and child Lucy.
Terms Of Sale IL months credit.
Bond with approved security will be re-
CURED of the purchasers.
TIMNAH J. ANDERSON,
Executrix.
November 21st'5O.-nS9-6.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-12-05

YNT1E Pfoprietors Of this well known
1 popular Company have spared no pains
or expense in procuring all the first talent in
both Europe and America, who viii anpear in
their wonderful scenic Acts, sGymnastic Feats
Bottle Tricks, Globe and Barrel Exercises,
vaulting, both single and double Leaping,
Equilibrinms, T%nmbling, Pyrimldical Devices,
Posturing, Comic Singing, Dancing, Comic
Durlettas, Interludes, Farces, Promenades,
Cayalcades, Masquerades. &c.
The Grand ARMAMAXA, orimperialC Char
lot, drawn by 80 ELEGANT HORSES, and driven
by the Champion Reinsman or Lion Whip,
! MARK JOANSON, will make its Appearance
in town ut l0A O'Clock A. NJ, confirming the
New York 'KNlcKERBocKER BASS BAND, led
BY Mr.. D. s. NEEVE. who will perform all the
most fashionable and modern arts Of the day.
The three EUROPEAN STARS termed the "Ne
c~romancers,'' or the Bottle Magicians, bein,
the Originals in their Novel Perlornlances-al
others who may attempt these feats are COW
PLETE HuMBuGs, MS these three persons are tn
GENUINE MAGICIANs. and were engaged by TIN
Establishment in Europe, expressly for thi
company. The names Of the above Artists ar
lCHAS. q. LEB, EUGENE LEE, and THEC
: BORE LEE.
Also attached to the Troupe will be foun
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-12-05

1T. NATHAN, the celebrated 1, |, :, 4 and
6 Horse Eouest,itn; Mr.. VIM. WORREL,
the great American Jester and World Re
nowned Comic Tragico Clown, who is uniyer'
sally acknowledged TO be the greatest favour
tie now travelling. in the Union. will appear in
his inimitable performance, Burlesqnes, &c.
Mr.. NEIL JAMESON. the grcnt Banjoisl,
and Dclincator Of Negro Characters. J. Low
EFT, the Clown Of all Clowns, his equal never
vet found or known the world over. ROB'I
WHITE, the gentlenanly Riding Master. E.
M. DlBlNSON, the very funny Bomtc Singer.
| Miss E.MMANAr THAN. The beantifulf female
mfant Prodigc will appear in one Of her splen.
did acts, blended with elegance and grace, in
which she stands nnrivalled. Master WILL
LIAM PASTOR, the P~ersonator Of the Wild
Indian Of the desert, and other very interesting
scenes. WAsmNGToN CHAMEERs, the Ameri-
can scenic Performer on a single horse j, HAN
KlNs, celebrated for his RoMan Acts on two
horses, lofty somersets, SC. b, MALLORY the
comic Posturer and Dancer. Antonio PAsroE
grand and lofty Tumhler. FRANK P~AsroR,tht
Pet OF the circle, aud unsurpassed in his brill
aut principle net Of a single horse, aud styled
the greatest wondsr Of his age. Also, Maste
PHIo NATHAN, Infant Prodigy, elegant in Iii
most extraordinary Exercises, &c.,
For further PARTICULARS see Billsat Hotels,&
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-12-05
TRUSTEES SALE.

DIV virtue Of the provisions OF a Deed of
- Trust executed BY George w. Motz
and Mary Angelina MOTT to me as Trustee for
the purpose Of securing certain debts therein
mentioned, mud Which Deed is duly recorded
in Book T. pages ll2 and ll3 Of the Records Of
the Probate Court Of Madison county. will
proceed to sell at the Court house doorin the
town of Canton on Monday the 18th of De-
cemher, 1850. between the hours required by
law, all the right, title and interest whatever,
of the said George w. Motz land Mary Ange-
lima. Mott, in aud to the following described
tracts or parcels of land heing and lying in the
county of Madison and State Of Mississippi;
viz 1.-THE S. f.. 4 Of S. 10. To-, R. East, lying
North Of and near the town of Canton and
containing lG0 46. 100 acres, more or less-also
the e 1-2or NE. IA Of s.. 10 r. n. 3 East,
containing so acres more or less-also y small
tract bounded as follows viz: beginning at a
stake ut the North West corner Of the aforP-
,s,id South East quarter Of Section 10 7. 8, R.
East, thence South 50 10 degrees West, fifty
two poles to a stake on the road leading from
Canton to Rowles Ferry on the Big Black
River. thence with said road North eleven de-
grees East forty mine poles to n stake at the
corner Of land formerly owned by WIS. Bal
ley, thence worm elSnty -tWo anu Il ua"fuS-
gryeees East eighty poles to three blackjacks,
thence North eleven degrees East one hundren
and twenty holes to a stake at the North west
corner Of the aforesaid East half of the North
East Quarter Of Section eighteen, thence South
with the hue of the E. - of the N. E. Ia Of
s. 10 to the North line of said $. Il. IA Of $.
10, thence directly to the beginning, containing
about 40 acres, to gether with all the improve
menfs oil said lands and the Oppertenonces
therennt0 belonging.
The interest of the above parties in the
above named lands, will be sold, or so much
thereof rs may he sufficient to pay the debts
due and secured by said Trust, and all costs
and expenses incurred.
The title to said property is believed to be
ipdisbutable, but | will only make to the PuF'
chaser such title, as is vested in me.
GEO. W, HENDERSON, Tr1v.
CantonN ov. 18th, 1850 37-5