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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-10

RAMrANr.-The Richmond Enqui"-
CT democrat y is dreadfully excited
about the late decision Of a Pennsylva-
MIA Judge in slave case at Harrisburg
1t talks in this way:
Since the people Of the Northern
borders ,oiH not obey or respec, the
common laws Of the United States, the
people Of the neighborihg S. 'u'hern
States shouM make them know and res
peet the ldw Of the s,cord, the rife. Tar
6arrct and The grapcrinc. A fierce
border war is evidently to be the only
protection and hope Of the Soutlcin
States.
TIE people OIL the Southern border
will take down the guns with which
their fathers slaughtered the Indians
who stole their cattle, and shoot the
Yankees who steal their negroes. 4
fordy into Pennsylvania, or Ohio, ruth
Jurnings to the grovntof a tep such
topns as Harrisburg and the hanging
of a t,w such JUICES as This ermined
thief named P,rson, would 81 on teach
the amalgamnting inhabitants of Penn
sylyania and Ohio, that the stealing of
their thick tipped relations aud super'.
ors in the South is not that delightful
amusement they now take it to be.
There vs. a lot mere Of the same sort
ofsiufT, which we have no room to Co
Nv.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-10

lVA Frenchman came into B.,
one day, stole watch, was arrested,
tried, condemned to State Prison, and
sen, off in wagon with some others.
all in the space Of two hours aud a
half. When he reached the top of,hc
hill, whence the whole village could
be seen, he stopped, turned about, and
gazing at it for a moment, at last en-
claimed, "Well, dis is de smartest lee
tel place for business, Eat eyair did
see n'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-10
~ fllarins JntrIliacnee. aaa
PORT OF NEWPORT.
lRRINL'n
WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY. October ..
Brig Warren Bro~", Johnson, Bangor, West
cry;
Schr Only Son, Eastman, Gardner, Ne. Del
Nortc, Simpson, Camden, Norfolk Lady Suffolk
Baker, Gloucester, PhilN; Maria Theresa, Smo-
lev, Boston, Georgetown, ID E; Margaret, Ever
ct, Thomaston Ny Capt John, Mcfarland, Els.
worth NY Bennctt, Andrews, DansviIc NY !;
Mary, Yates, Calais Phil. Monterey, NcIntre,
Calais N Y; IIarrit Fuller, Bradley, Bangor
Phia Jacob & William, Matthews, Bangor NY I;
Swan, Bacon. Prov NY Mosellcy, Sperry. East
Greenwich Philz Henry Chase, Jones, Beverly
NY Proof Glass, Brew ster, Prov NY.
THURSDAY, DC, 3.
Brie Long, Long, CALAIS. n York .Rober,a
Noo'E,n, Magaguadava, y. y. NY.
Schr Leader, Clark, Mschias, n. Y; Bay
State, Clark Lnbcc, Richmond Nevis, Brown,
Thonriston, n Y; Sarah Lcgvcy, Barter, Calais,
N Y; Marquis, Millikin. Roundout, Boston; AIDE.
Iaide, Trcworgy, Ellsworth, n Y; Protection,
Hill, Calais, do; Eudora, Mcfarland, N East-
port; Jane Tory, Phia, Boston, with loss OF io'e-
mast.
FRIDAY, Oc,,bri.
Schr Henry, Cotton, Boston, phla; Margaret,
Merry. Bath, n " Oscar Coles, Davis, Ware
ham, Va; Wandopasso, Eddy, + River, George
town.
Sloop pcsoIu,ion, Holloway, y Kingston.
SATURDAY, October ).
Schr Lady oG thr Ocean, Fosset, Bangor, Phil.
adclphir; Henrietta, Reed, y B,dfrd, Phila'
New Zealand, Pollock Calais, \ York Agnes,
Lord, Ellsworth, Ny; Martha Washington
Morse. Bos,, Phih Itaac Ilinkry, Harvey,
Prov, Va; Oregon slim, do, Hudson; Henry Nj
Smith, Foxwell, n Bedford, Norfolk.
MONDAY, October 7.
Schr Minerva, Giyerns, + River, Bait; PPt-
terson, Patterson, Belfast, Phila; Black kha~k Z,
Atkins, Chatham, n Haven;
Sloop II Castof,. Heath, Providence; Glide
Chase, Freetoon.
MEMORANDA.
Arrived at Wilmington n &. 2Sth Brig An.
nawa, Amy, from Havana with Molasrts
Arr at Havana, Sept. goth Brig Ellen Hayden,
Smith, and Brig Confidence. Babcoek, from th~
pnrt.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-10
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

Al Market I480 Beef CATH; POO Stoses; ~
pairs Working Oxen; 7s Cows and calves; 600
Sheep and Lambs, and 1880 Swim.
Prices--Reef Cattlc-EAtrs, 50 90; LIST quail
hy, S5 75a 9; I'd do, SIS 90; 81 do, 81 90 u
stores-Yearlings So a 9; 2 years old, sI2 a
IL; years old s20a.7.
Working Oxen-S65, 60, 10. 80. 10.
Cows and Calves-SlS, 20, "a. n. 81, ?S.
Sheep and Lanbs-Sl so, I 62, I rs, 2.S.
Swine-r ii5c; retail l.2a7c. OH Hugs
l-l6.
Remsrks--Salcs to-day are more readily made
than last week, although the prices are no hisher
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-10

THE New YoRK HERALD is down
with its feather wand upon Jenny
Lind. The editor does bis work over
the back of Mr. Barnum, in his usually
mean and cowardy manner, because
MIR. Barnum hasno seen fit to pay Mr..
Bennett a certain sum per column for
what he has chosen to publish about
Jenny Lind, from day TO day, in his
"widely circulated and v~y respec.a-
bic New York Herald, since her arri-
val IN this country. One Of the Re-
porters Of the New York Herald was
sent Oh to B ,ston by Bennett AS one of
the suite of jenny Lind
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-10

~s"' S"eIohee nrrtVcd
~ New York, Saturday, with one mil.
lion IN Gold from California.
, The Alta California SAYS accounts
from the mines are encouraging
The mines in the vicinity Of Hum.
, bo'd,s BAY are p' rhaps a, the presen,
time fully as rich as the most profitable
districts in Californiasel known.
In the Trinity, Chaste and Klnmarth
rivers, thousands are at work with ex-
raordinary average success, and new
diggings are daily opening 100 mules
in one train, well packed at one store,
passed by our Office las; evening, bound
TO the mines. Four or FIVE trains of
from 10 to thirty wen, up in the NOR
ming.
The Marysvil'e Herald says; We
are credibly Informed that one man, at
one haul, took out a 40 pound lump Of
pnrc gold OH the Yuba, about ii miles
from Marysville, the dny before yes
terday.
The news Of the death Of President
Taylor reached San Francisco on the
oath. II wasreceived with every de.
monstrat.on Of sorrow and on the Both
appropriate public funeral ceremonies
were performed.
The San Francisco Herald says the
disturbance in Sacramento City ceased
almost Immediately after the first out
break. Some Of the ringleaders are
arrested and in prison awaiting their
trial. In the different melees their
seems to have been killed Sheriff Nc
Kinney and Mr. Woodland woundeI
Mayor BigeIow, and Capt r adiord of
the Squa,,ers; George W. Hcnshaw
and Madison Kelly were killed. The
keeper Of the house from which the
frs, shot was fred, after being danger.
ously wounded, was pursued and cap
turcd.
Rumors prevail in Sacramento that
a band Of 400 armed men are in the
city Of Wcavcrsville, preparing to at
tack the city for the purposes of sccnr-
ing the prisoners. The authorities,
though not att ,ching much credit to
the stories, have sent out spies in every
direction.
The arrival Of gentleman, charged
by Mr.. Lctcher our minister at Mexi.
90, with mission in regard to land IT,
ties, has given much confidence to pro-
per,y holders.
The excitement against the foreign.
ers in the northern mines has ceased, -
A large number ofChillsns and Mexi-
cans have left the county. Business
in San Joaquin has suffered in consc-
qucnce.
In the mines, steam machinery is
being used for crushing the quartz
rock. The Stockton aud Aspinwall
mines will give good yield from all
the various diggings. The accounts
are highly favorable. Business pros
poets are improving in Sacramento
There is a decided briskness, aud the
appearance of the city has been much
improved.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-10

Tom Thumbs house, now building
at Bridgeport, is said to be remarka-
BILE edifice in some respects. The lit
tie fellow has rather grand notions of
space, and has planned for himself am
pie rooms, wide passages and lofty ell
frances, as if it were a mansion for
Patagonians.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-10

To- The great objection to smart
children is, that when they commence
having whiskers, they leave of having
brains. Boys ,hat are philosophers at
six years of age are generally block
he ads nt twenty-one. By forcing cbIl.
dren your get SO much into their heads
that they become cracked IN order to
hold II.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-10

p-rhc Senior Class of Dartmouth Col
lees has recently been diminished by the
dismissal Of 81 OF its members. Having
been refused leave of absence for days
sport. they resolved on " havin. ume,'
and on their return we're noufed that their
connection with the College had ceasei.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-10

THE SECRET CoMiNG,-lt ia ru-
mored that Sallie Ward, formerly Mrs.
r. Bigelow Lawrance, is published
and about to be married to gentle
man in Louisville, who VOWS of Sallle
,ha, She's all my fancy painted her"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-10

Frederick Douglas is free ne
gro. having paid hls former master the
money. Of course the stories that the
s.ave-caichers were on his tract must
he without foundation.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-10

CALIFORNIA VERDICT. A man re-
Gently committed suicide on Feather
river, California. A Coroner's jury
was empanelled, heard the evidence,
and brough, in verdict that the man
was a d-d fool
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-10

Gt-The editor Of the Providence Post
wen, To the Depot, Monday morning,
with hundred of others, and Stood about,
one hour, on a furniture Wagon, any
iously waiting to see Jenny lind and
because lie Mas Disappointed, lie thinks il,
very mean that che let, the cars b, fore
reaching the pass"nger Depot
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-10

IMPRoMPTU--irom the Boston Post,
A meteor shot across the sky,
While Jenny stood star-gaz,ng;
But none could tell the reason why
OF such wondrous b'azing.
'Tis very pls'n--Eir Jenny's fame
II I'd mounted to the shy
And the starry choir flashed forth their fire,
Her notes "ran up 10 "high :"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-10

NEW Long md Square shawls,--a hr,, rate
~ stoch of tho above goods IN plsin aud bright
eolors, yu,, received ar.l for sab by
LANGLEY n NORMANS
So, - toS Thsmes-s,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-10

UPThc Hon. George &. King arrived
at his home, in this town, from Wash
ing on Saturday last.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-10

The Righ, Rev. the Catholic B'sht p
Of Cannda, died on the Sd lust,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-10
R j B B { R s

Every description Of Lad,"s' Gontlemen's and
ChiLlrens Rubbers, !nsy bc had by the DOZEN or
single pair ut the lowest factory pIItcr
All h. asks of yvu 10 to cajliaad exaratre his
goods At the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-10
GREAT AMERICAN RFMI Dr..


VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BI1TERS, .
sure, speedy and peumaeas csse Gs nyspsp-
sia In its worst forms. This mcdicise will is
f,und Ia all complaints trising fIvm disorSsss
of th- stosnarh and b,wcis, us,.ess, yelkw pcsS
of th, skn Live, complaints, Debility. Iisadschs.
Nervousness, Low Spirits. h.lpisscn of sAe
Heat, Cos,ivemss, &c. &c. Plape read 0e
folLlwins certificate;
Read the follow ing from an eminent pliysMs4w:
The Undersigned being acquainted witk some u
the ingredients of iiuchings' Vegetable Dyspcpsia
Bitter, and having used II ior soms tiiEe,Ss hi<
practice with every desired effect he rcconmAshs
tli- mccin" from the certainty of ils -wnrei. and
gives it preference all preparations in Jss.l-
icnr ior that disirrssips coinphisa, nyspesm.
z. .IItKbENBEKCH,M N. D.,
NJ. Beach street, MY.
From Luther A. Wyur.h, Esq.. late President,
oi New York Musical socivty, nov oflirpotbyn::
The Undersigned wa, afliictoi NTH Dtspsbs;s
OF the worst form for one year and halt, during
g'.at;r portion of which time he made ase of, mo
remedies, bui suIiei ed the disease take care 49,
t'eli. until lr was recommended To try liutcl,-
in,s' dyspepsia BiiI,r; he very soon derived
benehI irol the Of a lev bottles IL this me,ii
cine aud now considers himself sntirly we'll.
1le undersigned has every confidence in the
efficiency Of Huchings Bitters for the rure of tlas
Troublesome aud dangerous complaia. and W.
has no hesitation IN recommending it Ia a most
valuable medicine.
l.. II. WYMAN,
n. York, Sept. 5, 1919. - Bmiiny Sip.
The following certificate Ia Gom Mr.. Brady, the.
celebrated Daguen eotypss;
Having lren afflicted very severely With Dys-
pcpsia, together vii, extreme wrakntss l,s WA
advised To ,ake Iiu.cbinss' Dyspepsia Bi,isrs,
and have every re.l~cn TO bcEs'e il irs perfectly
cmed mc. have felt sympsoms Of q return II
the disease and believe from the effect il hud m
me ths, il will cssr :bc worst cases of Dyspepsia.
81. Il. BRADY,
No. 700 Broadway, ~. Y.
The Proprietor Of this medicine has r~ccivrd
many other certificates of cures, equally re,narkn.
be- of the various diseases for which this prrp.,-
alton is applicable; but the above are de~msd re-.
cesar! To satisfy any unprejudiced mind of i,s
value and superiority ab,ve al other preparations.
P,in'ipal Office. l22 Fulton-st., n. T.. on
stars.
Price, 80 cents per bottle, or 8 loft'cs IN $40.
&C. &. HAZARD,
no'l' Agent tor Newport
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-10
"Press on"


Press on there's M such word AS fail
Press swiftly oo III, goal is near
Ascend the mountain breast the gale
La'ok upward, onward-never fear!
Why should'a thou faint 7 Heaven smiles
above,
Though storm and vapor intervene
That sun shines on, whose name 10 Love,
Screnely DER liic's ,h,dowoi scene.
Press on snrmount the rocky Sleeps
Climb boldly DER the torrents arch
lie falls alone who fc,bly crccps,
lie wins who darcs the hero. march.
BE thou hero let thy might
Tramp on eternal SHOWS its way,
Aud through III" ebon walls of Night
Hcw down a passage unto day.
Press on il once and twice thy feet
Slip back and stumble, harder try
From him who never breads to meet
Danger and Death, they're surc to Ny.
To coward ranks the bullet speeds,
While on their breasts who never quail,
Cleans, guardian Of chivalric deeds,
Bright courage like "A coat Of mail.
Press on if Fortune play thee false
To-day, tomorrow .he'll I've true
Whom now she sinks she now exalts,
Taking old gifts and granting new.
Tho wisdom ofthe pre.eni hour
Makes up for follies past and gone
To we,knes' strength succccds, nnd power
From frailty springs-presS Oh press on
Press on what though upon the ground
Thy love has been poured ont like rain
That happinsss is aiway found
The sweetest, which is born ofpain.
on mid the forests deepest glooms
And in the drcariest desert blooms
A ncver-dying ros. for thee.
Therefore. pre's on and reach the goal
And gain the prize aud wear the crown
FAINT not for 10 the stcadiast soul
Come wealth and honor and renowa
To thine own self be true, and keep
Thy mind from so,h, thy heart from soil
Press on and thou shalt surely reap
An heavenly harvest for thy toll
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-10

E.S-N The s.es~er PERRY. VIII DE.
'=zssasfsAsas conth,sc the afternoon trim. ts
twsen Newport ard provnesos nfer Saturday.
Sept. 10Th. On Monday, 3ls', viii leave New.
port a, > 81 o'clock IN the Mmpire, arriving n
season for ,h Bo,ion train. Leave Provid.nos
NJ ~ o'rIcck. a. NJ. until further notice.
Oct7
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-10
TO TIE PUBLIC.
NV, laPokrAEI 4 NALUABLE Nxpicts.
POTTE R'S BINIME ENT,
Or, E>terrsl Remedy,
RHEbNtTISM CAN re CURED!


v'HIS in-snabl- remedy. which has. eu>ssel,
i cured hundreds in ,his vicinit, ~ the moe. es-
cruclatjng Il all complaints, Rhrunntissi, 10 ntss
Offered u the public with an entire ooakieme tho,
il u'll do all that is promised fcr u. A. saf..
certa'n and speedy medicine for Rhcumst,.u.
Lamoncas, Tic Dolcreaur, Headache, &C.. il ssv.
~ has bc~n and !, never eau be mrpssssd L~.
those Who doubt the, call upon noe pssprixwv, wAr
-l satisfy them 1t ONCE of the perfsst unA sf
these statements. The External Remedy 10 if,s1,
"A new medicine, and never uscd in shis cDsw
try until introduced b, the proprietor. A. ss sl-
levator Of that class IL d.casrs which " professss
to treat. 1t j, destined TO win iHmense Jubk o.
'or. To suffer with Rheumatism When relief !.
At hand !, the height on folly.
Dor saie Wholesals and Rsssil by WARREN
d. POTTER, cor, Of county and kssrson sss..
New Bedford, and r. ). psyLos, Of Ne~p,r,.
John S'odly, Pys,nou'h, Oliver Hieks, Tvcr.
ton; He,y .. Brown, Little Cou,ron, and ,V
Drnggi.,. and traders general, shrS.ghcu the
United Snsss. Ms.9 iy
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Clerk's Once, Court ofPr,ba,e. Nevshorc-

Clcrk'5 Once, Court otPrpbate, Newshorc-)
ham September 10Th, 1850.
4 ~ persons Interested in the Distrpu,ion ~
~ money, duo the several Heirs of Col. RAY
SANDS late Of New.horcham deceased, AVID also
To- settle the fna account ofN g. Sands, Exrcu-
tor on sad Estate, and likewise to appoint a
Guardian ofthe properties both real aud personal
of'he MINOR chdrcn Of George A Stanton of
Westerly II. |. are hereby notified To- auend 4
Count ofprobate 10 be held Al the hous. of y q.
Sands on the 9th day oi October n,st al one o.
clo,k = VI. and be- h"ard thereon. Witness.
scplo J. :. fECkHAN, Town *.
FOR NEW-YORK DlRECT.
xU~" The steamer EMPIRE STAT z
ssr.,r sssrsrsC Captain BnhYToS, will leave T,
River every TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday eve.
nj igs IN thu arrival Of the s,camhuat train Of car,
from Boston for New York, via. Newport, leay.
ing NuSooa IT . II o'cook. and arrive ~ New
York dt about g l-2 o'clock next morning Re.
turning, will leave New yoik NJ 5o'elock, q. ~.
The IL AY STATE, Captain Blows,
viii leave Fall River every Monday, We,lne sda,
and Friday ~ sbovo, FOR New York, via. New
port, having here ~ about sl-i O'Clock, and Un
her return, having New York 5p. NJ,
For further pariiculirs, enquire of
ANTHONY STEWART.
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CHEAP CASH
BOOT and SHOE
STORE.
Ne. IT3 Thames street, corner II Market SOU,
NEWPORT.

sept. 70, "
y. u. The subscriber y - IN want ~ 4 clak
in his shoe store, from 4 10 - years old. ON,
who will devote his whole attention to thu bust
nes. who il honest and intelligent, would give
satisfaction, GEO. II NORMAN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-10
CHEAP CASH STORE,


for keeping the largest and best selected stock oi
tie most desirable goods wll be impro 81 from
an examination Of the present large assu, NC I.
The stock embraces dcrdrdly the bfST
THICK DOEBlE NIP, GRAIN AND CALF
BOOTS, AND BROGANS, which he has ever
produccd, and he has n large number Of names of
Farmers on Rh dc ISLAND aud in the Western
District Of this State, who can testify to the
pcrr,r quality of his THICK and DOUBLE
WATER PROOF BOOTS.
The goods have all been received within few
DAYS, from the Eastern Factories, in one of which
h. i, interested, and had large portion Of his
stock manufactured expressly for this market I'M
der the supervision Of one who is well acquainted
with the description ofgoods required for thi
section of county. Having aso purchased
largely Cor cash, he IL prepared to cell on such
uaforabie terms must p'e,se and prove 10 the
purchaser ,ha, he can successfully compete sith
any in the STATE.
NJ Country Merchants viii please give him a
call, as he will supply YOU well, out Of his large
stock now on had
The atcntion of the Ladies j. invited tn his
large assortment Of Fall and Writer BuSkna and
Cater Boots, which wll be sold very low.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-10
MEMORANDA,

Arrived at Wilmington &C. 2Sth Brig An.
nawa, Amy, from Havana with Molassrs
Arr at Havana, Sept. goth Brig Ellen Hayden,
Smith, and Brig Confidence. Babcoek, from thr
port.
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oe,3. T.,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-20
MALE ACADEMY.

WYHE Trustees have passed a resolu-
n lion requiring patrons to settle
their tuition fees strictly at the termi-
nation Of each session. In future, pu-
pills whose accounts are III arrear will
not be re.admilted on the opening Of a
regular session. All present dues there
fore, are required TO be settled by The
18th February, as a new session will
then commence.
Parents who are unable 10 pay, a
have their children admitted free by
first obtaining consent Of the Teacher
and the Board.
Rates Of tuition per scholar as before
published, viz,
For the highest classes, per session
(of 5 months.) 5000
Lowest 1000
& Medium 1900
Incidental expenses 80
Pupils are charged from the time Of
entrance till the eud Of the current SEES.
sion, no allowance being made for alb
sence.
]. P. MAPES.
January &c, 1850. 2O-3n'
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-20
DRUG N MEDICINES

DRUG AND MEDICINES
AT THE SIGN OF TIE GOLDEN MORTAR
DRlESTLEY & MOSBY have recent.
- ly received from New York and
Philadelphia, a superior assortment OF
Fresh and Select Drugs, Medicines, &c.
embracing nearly every article usually
found in Drug Stores, to which they i'd
v:te the attention Of the public. their
friends, and particularly Physicians
As We are determined to deal in the best
Medicines, those sold by us may be re-
lied on. We auarTaat them such as re-:
presented.
Fresh supplies will be ordered and
received from New York, from time to
time, as required; all which we will sell
TO punctual dealers, on short time, as
lou as similar articles can be offered at
any place in the State.
ASH dealers will always find it to
their interest to call on
PRIESTLY & MOSBY.
Sept. s, i84g.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-20
rHB SIZE on MIssIssLPPI,

Madison County-SS.
BY the probate Court OF said County
10 the heirs, creditors and all Persons
interested in the Estate Of Charles
Segier, decd.
VOU are hereby commanded 70 aP
~ pear before the Probate Court of
said county att regular term thereof %
be holden at the courthouse Of said
county, on the
Second Monday in May, 1850,
then and there to .shew cause if any
you have. why the final account of John
T. Cameron, administrator Of the es-
tate of harles sewer, decd, should
not be Probated and allowed, and he be
discharged from said administration.
Witness. the Hon JOHN B..
HowcoTT, Judge OF ..obate
#-# Of said county, the Second
L s.. Monday of March, in the
year ofour Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty and
seal Of sad court.
Issued the l4th dav Of March 1850
CAMERON, Crk.
March Is. 1850. 27-9
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A N AMI R FOR
SALE.

I WISH to sell my plantation Of Nine
Il Hundred and Sixty Acres. situated
7 miles from Canton, MISS, on the road
leading to Benton, together with Fifty
likely Negroes, Stock, Corn and Fod-
der, and Farming Utensils, &c, &C.,
The land is Of the best quality, being
nearly ali bottom land. There is a good
Gin and Mill on the pl zee, other build
ings very good. The negroes are all
acclimated, none of them old. The
place is ingOed repair.
| will give a bargain in the above
mentioned property to any one that will
pay one fourth cash, the balance in one,
two and three years, A large portion
of it may be arranged through the
Union Bank Of Tennessee and H. R. W
Hill of New Orleans,
C. G, SANDERS.
Canton, Feb. z, 1850. 22-t
Missippian copy 5 weeks and forward
account to this Office.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-20
Tailoring.

'T HE subscriber has commenced the
the Tailoring business on the South
West corner Of the public square in the
building formerly occupied by CALI.
ham & Gillespies, where he solicits his
friends and the citizens generally TO ia
vor him with their patronage. By good
work and reasonable prices he hopes
to gaina fair share Of business.
j. M. FANSHER.
January &c, 1850. 20-ly