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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-09
!, Cheap Asry Goods,

-'~'' O.A 7tol w. AOS AONuTaS stTeet.
VFToRSTED -DAMAsK CURTAIN STUFF. finest
Ricb 22nh tb ,oo cent? per yard
Linen Sheetngs, yards wie-yery fine 80 cents per yd
~ Bamask Table Lnen-pure linen =. :. 60 sc q
~ l9en Cambnc Hdkf spufe linen 81 30 per dozen
lnen Boso shirts of all qnades, from 50 cents to 81 50
per piece;
irsh ih T linen G cents per yard ;
irish Linen, Inc iq whole and half pieces, very low 3
super b and fancy col Casmees I'm 81 SO 2 per yd
Whalebones.
lo lbs among which are Long, Hoop, Corset Covered and
Bonnet w halebones, OF the finest qualities = "
Long polished w Whaebone. so cents per lb
a ,i,cHnnt Hrso 81 H9,s, & .o, , r. ;5O % %
upSars W. re eg ohee On n4 Ge9 ~ i3s and
=. Dress 9 nd Fancy Goods.
Rich Silks; 'Cashmeres; De Laines; AIeinos: Alpacas
faramettas; Bonhazines; black SILK Velvet; cherry
pms pue green and other eolors Mareene Silks; new
Stye oQl Shavys ami Scar; Swiss NfuslIns; Cambria
Nlnsus; Swiss and Jaconst Edgngs and Insertngs in
great variety and all qualities style Rib m san
pgis very rleh laces and Enbreideries etc :I1lIlh
GL9N ES-nbes Kid, Silk and all other kinds;f TllV
Gingmmss Prints ee.-al kndsand very cheap \ llnJ
very SUPERIOR assortment of ladies' and genemen's HO-
SlERb; also, Chldrens Hosiery, in great variety :
among which are slate coored, white, brown and plain
from medium to finest qnalties-from NO tot.
Ladies PSrt Folios, Dreng Gases, Needle Books, Out
Glass Toilet Bottles, Head Ornaments, etc. etc.; Aa
tfene and German Toys, of all kinds. Also. for sS
: paiS; ana paTtles, new style POLKA GAPS, "a
kIbBON CUFFS and great variety of ether articles
WI t1d ageat articles their respective lines much
lower than can be found in the city. 4.
dz2 An NR. BROWN, No. 16S Poydras st.
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]. DRY GOODS By. THE PACKAGE.
.T. EBgN6g1ses. Smith. =
General G q m m 4 O N III 9 re II al L,

, ,,,,,,,, [ No; 50 GRAvIEk STREET,
sIlAWLs-si Embroidered Canton Grape;
--re- .--S-f Baregei -
-s4 Printed Cashhere, all wool; - ~
PRINTS-Lghi and dark fancy;
Brown Eheelings, 34-T-e, A., 81;
Bleached Sheetngs 81 sl'
SinIting Stripes, brown and bleached; =.
Heavy "a Stripe Jean and Mexican Piaids and Shipes;
~; :, Fancy Southern and Indian Trade Stripes; l.
CafnletE Chanhray; Stripe Denim -
Apron Chscs Columbian P1aijs ~.
Merinq Undersfirs and Drawers American; =
Suk Handkerchiefs assorted = ? ~ -
Canton Grape scara . a sct2O
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
M, BARNETT a. co.
FtySIl8OsaezIbEe 6TafIaSar0-.s-

Gentlem ems, Optfitting Establishment,
No. t3 Camp street and No. 22 81 Cb.ries "
Under THE vERAEnA HOTEL.
4sK subscribers enter The field of competition y;
~ andeieaqt OF all The new svies az
dbe 'a,zngs for the Fall and Winter Tfsde. vicI .I
sre grsIaredt 10 sell at. fiOLES.4LE or RETt99J
Weguara1itee our Olothing to be made a. well ~ n =,
order BY the most fasooabe tsiors and oar cops Of CIR,
are not 70 be excelled point Of taste and si
esIabllshed 1orthe purpose Of Cog oay
70 me Now Orleans Trade. We nartic1lary
tiefchanH and tlohiers to examine STOCK No
feqp street beere purchasing elsewhere. our /; T.
Charfes Mreet Store viii be found 4 very desiksl,l
assortment OF HOSIERY :spc as SIX Memo and Cot,o
Under earTnens Cfyass Ecars and handkerchief Taa
Gloves and II fact eyeg article . seite. &
haann,S az wardrobe ior M sBARNETT. & CO,
dl3 I'm l3 Camp sireetand Y st. Clhares 4
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6STAR TONyBOAT LINE -.
~ ANtsI.9-SSAX X0N, Sl9lk- y
= ANNGSII99-N9RAIIAN, NSI9 AIIAN, HsaEssaE:si.ss

prey for the above business of great strength and with
powerful machinery Anthracite Coal Is used for fuel 10.
avoid burning the sails and rggings of vessels and to- free
them from smoke. - 49,
AnangemenH made with oiher boats to assist this line
in taking large ships over the bar, when necessary
Shlp.n1astes and shp-owners will benefit themselves by
patronlsing these boats as they will obtain dispatch as well
as the greatest security Tor lite and property. n26
NewOneans. Nov. "a. 1919. ]. W.STAETON & Co =
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Black Bombazihes Aipaeas and Orleans extrn sne.
Black M9ussslns de LANES BLACK Bareges all qualities;
Black Silks WidowS Siks, Lace Wells and ilandReTehe.
Black Embroidered CanbTie Hapfk ksrchiefs; 1's-i
Black Printed Bordersd Handkerchiefs;
BLACK and White Lawns Blsck.and White Calicoes.
Englishcogded Calicoi blae and White Chino Cnsbam,
/. Black and White Shepherds Plaid Gnghams; =
Black Grapes Black AiiophAnee and Widowsj Cranes.
: White Grape and Ariophanes Black SIX Tulle; -
Real Lodi Plain RlRck Caleoes etc, etc
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'JEiiE ATTENTqON>oF MERCHANTS and, SHIP.
- FbhS Is called tothe BnVoktn Fireprogt Warehouse
tToh the West and erchaadise from the North, intended
for estpmen Having 1890 feet frontage on the River
with waTves III trout Of the Warehouses BY which goods
ere lmnediasy conveyed, without rdg0ge or exposure %
gee efG ample room will be found for the discliarejn Of
SedeTs and loading Of Sps Charges aI fixed at very
Wv Ies las per rt,1 and accommodation offered to
IN the Ely and Shippers in the Upper Country
OF I've Atlantic Dock, of New York
fersos interested IN the transmitting of Merchandise are in
,ee 70 VISIT the prtsnlses Office c0g7le Of lagaziFe and
-. T, !. CASEY. Secrctary.
Stanton L Co., R. F. Nichols - ol2S ar -
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a khLE9NS WAREHOUSES;, .nagdziiie street, inst
aoooe aSIG and on Tougher street, betsoecn Jalia and
"a St subscriber begs leave inform his friends
as rseen improvements laid in portion u his principal
asn0u, expressly Tor the storage of coffee making IL
equal an point Of safety from damage not SUPERIOR to tie
tsr4 bet " in the city. His price for storage viii
o the same as last season. viz: &C. Q bag per month He has
aso room qr The storage of every description Of Merchandise
say Ine bul of SO brss which will always be taken al
Tobacco and other merchandise balel and repnakea
~ Lle slofe.t nnllre. lr. EnLl G.ELl Il
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NEW ORLEANS EAIIGRANT & RENIITvTA NCE-

ssaA @ <fzA :.
iE undersigned, at his old estabhedofice continues 10
aceonmodae persons desrous Df remitng inonevto ais
friends in England, ireland, Scotland with Sterling Sigbt
Daiis payable IN any pOsttown in the above named kim
dom and IN suns to suit He also as usual oonties haS
ing passengers bught from Liverpool TO this cy on a6aj
smps ana reasonable terms Parties living at DISTANCE by
addressing letter tpOstpad) to the undersigned wifi be
slQ1y No IS Bank Place. New 0tsssus
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-09
.cOGNAC DRANDIEs.
: = ?. WO1lFFs % .Gravl
THE PEUPLE's Bill. POSTER

- e,,r So, -. S. e. Si1ICHEJ,In = = - .
SiAA dAAhn III AL1S am s! candidate for tie peo
= te 5, BILL -POStiNG. Thankful TO those who got
ssTsa ana xh0s th0 wig 5 did not or y
general that am feady all hours to posf Their bis or ds
tloats them Orders left at the following places VIII be at
sned 70 crescent Qhce 93 St Charles street; billiards. OF
nee 70 amp street Delta Office liz PoydTas street; Plea
ynne Job ghee, ~ Bank Place; Picayune Coffee.house
corner st. Charles and Poydras SIS = -
ulZ S. G. SATCUEI,I, PeonIas RAJ posse.
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THONfAS RRAnY-

THOMAS BRADY,
49,. = 81 CHARTREs STREET.
% On the hrat day Of November tive shall remove to thu
Store No. q ohariFeA street. directly OPP ocs5
marble DUsT-5O Bbls. Ground, for saIeby :,
4iha -r st = HAHMAN. T. HOLDEN,
dES No. 80 Magazine street. .
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NnEspbscrbers AgentSior te RIanufaet6rers hayecou
stqnty hand and ready receive orders 6r every
yalieS ana style OF Goods made from Gum Elastic under
IoG3SEAR and other Psients such Cepe Poqches
palaeks t;pnt lespltaband Carriage Cloth Steam
fackng MN and Gm Bands, Hoe and every other article
maee e In9is Rubber, warranted Of the best quality and all
az aet9ry FIees Aloa Ways hand Iarge assornent
ESS RlAInINGS, TOOLS, ecy, &C., al their
naddery Aaehogse Nos. % and 81 Common street Second
door From M Magazine Street, New Orleans. = --'t
Ocs ss.t SMITHS BROTHER. =.
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sABDLEnY l.l q WAREHOUSE,

4. gTNY I'D Nos. SO AND SO CgMMoSst "a
aklSS y ~ We are now opening and receis, ll4sSz
ing fresh supplies, by every ar. 4
ryql 20 21T large and conipete assortment of SADDLES
ana ara rSsADDLERH WARES: Brides; FiHings; Whps;
EsSteT Eass G, aHa Pdag Findings Aso MfLIBANDs Gum
RUBBER STEAM PACKING and HOSE: India Rub.
per eggngs Cotng etc. With every other article
IN our line, 40 which invite the attention Of our friends
ana tne PUBLIC. SMITH 4 BROTHER~r
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NUTMEGs AND MAC 400 pounds NUTAiEes,
~ landed md 10 store, for sale by 80. = y
ds CHAs, sToqGHToN, a Camp st. a,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-09

NARClssE TGRHIO, Parish SuefSo1Sc1- 55I5s:aj
sIr Ill., XIX dna ffof-ohiee No. 81 ChetniatciHs
-. POHuus4INne, La - i -.
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OROCKERY, CHINA AND GLAssWARE.

SAMU ELgE. MOORE. 81 Camp Stree t ,
l Imports and has constantly for sale, at reasona n
(Af ble prices, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, largeVfI9
W. assoftmeIt Of Common and Fine CROCK-U45
~ ERYs English % and French CHINA, Cut aud ~
Moulded GLASSWARE, t1d6le Cttlern, BritaHnia
Wdre CdstOrsl Lamps, Japan Trays, Table and Ten
10 any part OF the Country. ~ =
" AlsO sent to city purchasers d4 sm-
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BUSINESS I CARDS.

JlOEIN Hl1h9 VA hIID.
~
-. Ls1N sloeh ana ftsat FstdLe i5rOhers NO
es%s stTS aES5 0@ as SS@@9a - ~ y 3e5a. % 1a5 = y
iSI. psaler, III Ohaf,res street. d94 "
& n ERNARD TURPIN, aactionecr and ComW.ssion
ssSSs Hsys1ss T.a no ~ s.s 1a = lsgss we d
j. and q Grayier % " fchSsSitoGlasSt IT. NJ Y-N sm
III. McLEAN 4 GQI y Cotten Faeters anq cgg, cgg,
%sssea X =. Sf5ss sY.a - 9aas ssiges 9yS dSsNs
Vi. Sscat, No 80 81 CiareSireet asiI dim&iyWp I
g q. FULEON, Hkoiesafe dnd RetaiT Grocer, No 4
-, New Levee and No. = sTchoupitoulas st. !. dis
S5a aHENREhs9S s.1 ss' ssGe ssa. rdser N9s
TOHN u. EiLTOITss co.. Comm ii.5c.aa,, 49,
y VI GrrNer street, Il i. piSiy
eue.df rF dHpsrts ef Ee Gin, st sd
MT q. RAH HOND Family SfJro5er- ~ sJer,,
"a : :, =; = sp4
"a. I'm New Orleans; jalSly
II to51aN W. ANuatEW5 q CO., CoHn,tssigt yNer-
,s,g s1ss @ S%@ sAg ase4ss 9l Comlql ST. N O. jap
AlIh 4 CO. CcmhaissloH .Hetehants, No. 50
: ,,ss, - Lou. street, New oEeahs aaii y
, qasrs Nos and iS RtRRsas . "e'' nfs So
j. Banks Arcade New oesns ana 7PDTd''' Nor 10
EyI H. GALE, Commission Merchant and S5i561s1
- agsEl No, % Common street l'''ll 444 'sspsfs q
Wmdd!AM W..d.l!lM Y. CUSHING, Comaissi5a aud For.
0HN TooLE, LEON, cemais ~; 8 .Sa9 SZ@s1s5 s,ssf aa
. aud Remtaaee Once 2 Bank Place, II. g. 81
10, GGNDIEhtaa.Ls PegLcr iY Wfaes, Lfqners and
essonab be fens-I CSmmoh et pa' up on ue ds most
!. : so..Hon suse.- oz4ly' Z
MA M: HARsIhLsON sI a GO; For0ardiRs. and Com,
street Agents ior Hand Line Phladelp6ia Packets n
r. T1sE sp Sa%s 1seats and S PSsE@E cSaaasso
4 BENSON TIo,,ss So, ,,,1 51--.-,-7 - -.
u. haitaoT ~ Hoods All ar5 Sas''[a. M Z ,astEter
s@Sss' opposite q, Lalazesle SQUARE. 9y19iy
ID ICH K fiaos,rIsR a,oL.s. W, n. FOSTER. :,
IL La1-ofce' Ii sfTfgs Ps:s qSd S0lsesrg f
JOIN Z; LAHuE. gEo r Ross
asSSE ~ hOss, 4ttgr7legs and C0sHseiIors al Jr,o
.yTEVt9Y n s5nSx ~ 5ssM esssls. oil
INo NO 3 St Charles street elear Canal s;reet1 New
oHeailas La. 80 - : = S-ti7
kAT l.. CUSHING & CO. M sh5 f5So,--,1s.
.Sgs. f&9mM;ssteT & ia W Gs9 Fey1eqrdig .reEaNts and
4 NARCISsIs TISRRIO ps.L s.<-, - -
- aEet and CLeetofiee. No1. 4 Gesea
sy1, r. 9o4na;e4Ssls - 1S;eaaIs La - :. r s
oqrs Heaas No 10 70 fSydsts slSse e$ S 5Sr F.
9HHS H6I.I IL 4 WEBB WEBB oS EaesaF Esia5iisa1ea,
Hospai VI "oa"on ana aiaras street, opposse Charity
9itA sidaad. 4. ggt9HLI5AN0 gtH 5A5 Nssg Pa5lIsc s@mis
l9Ss s,i9a a9a c'''o9a'e street Orleans 5sesss:
T, iRsSSggg. ggDst,s : JON e1a7s9ail s5s In
fs, ss ssasS s fss Feat sSsd opSosts Sos
H. DAVENPORT. NJ g6aiS.,i. is.5i s5 la Ia. : n2.;ea
Il " Y 10 Ao. S91 BaIonne street. New oresnS so''0H@
attended To- o wedding and Fruit Cake etc. promptly
fVG1y -ISt5f, - ~ IS
- hesmOhce PoydIas street NeSS c,lssI jro-
Nephew seeeom6 Vcorhiess.a . hissaldlps' samqeleTSsS 4
sDBHEE q CO., )eaIers =, n. MAhltS DOYLE,
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Bsfs,e Bfer ItoLCGmmings Stewart Co, Rev. DR. Scott.
SogEI 4 "fS F,n y o2 New Orleans; Bradfon & SabdeTs
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ENh5 =. LSOy Y, y4lt9raey and Z ei0T az bd1o
Orieans ia Of Charles street. 9ear Canal Street, New
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-09

X N. HARRISON 4 co. ForVa7diEE and Com.
street Ages for Hand 8 lne Of -
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I EMIS 4. IIiif' W. ARTHUR HILL. Z
roa , LeAas viii practiseIn the supr1e and i,i hk
OF Lans and ~ anu VIII attend To the purchase and ala
State. oh ol Nertricates, IN aly Dartof the
....ze--.--------- lv
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BENSON, HgAse, .Sisn aud OrnameafI PaintSfss
- - IaitatoT Y H0ods aud .har5Les, No. I32sCam6s
street, opposite Lafayette Square. sSyIS SIip ~
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NJ l.. LEVY. Mote, Stock Real Estate Broker, No.
y 26 Camp, door from Common st. N. Orleans. q fy
M l.. McJlLT0Ns Fancy and Staple Drg Goods
wi. DeaLcrs ~ OhariTes street d24 Iy
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THOMAS TOBY. = .4Esb al, - na,,.s,.-
IT TOBY Il B0GEFT, s6ip Heeats Sad :; SSeeERL S,ls
Il Merchants, 60 Camp street. 1''- oO'H''SS1Ot 1
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-09

u fetcs 80 Nj III IMP OTtefs @ 7Gpapd Produce gar
s0neH III III g9oBSoQ, H ~ keep Constantly hand aaree ns
CazadoSes, CsSoi9 eolsisting oi mpenae Resaiiss
bIcns ~, ot 8, Paneeias, Small Regnlas NHaT IRA
Alo2A S, rom the most celebrated brands of JIaysns
sic No 4 nal assortment of WINES, IsIQ JCRS etc
- ~. = = hont Leyee New Oheans. anil IL ~ =
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w. q. RAYdOSD, Faazg Grocer, n Canib
sbueet. 49, Z. e : an24
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A. METphERBY, NE splRBY, Shp Broker IS .Poydras Street,
4 As New Orleans. y -, iaI6 Nv .
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OiiN r. HOLLAND, Nota1V P.Jiic- q =, :, 4.
sionfa eth June, 1896 Corner OF E~rbai, - ~
3S,astng CuStof5ouse street, NJ Orleans - dssraass
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15
TIc CastiIfan Springs.

THE SUBSCRIBE TAKES THIS METH
Cd Of informing the public that he has pur-
chased the Springs commonly known as
Spfoles' Springs, which are situate in Holmes
county Mississfppi,l0 miles Scuth-East of Lex
ingten, and 40 miles east.of Yazoo City.
improvements of the best and most substan-
tial character have been built; and extensive
arrangements completed for the aceOmmoda-
stion of visilers. for the ensuing season. The
multitudes who have tried these waters, attest
their valuable medicinal qualities. They yhave
restored to vigoroush health constitutions which
have been worn down by long standing
chronic. diseases Eumberless instances Of
this fact, might be adduced.
A commodious ball room has been built !;
and ten pin alley viii also be constructed IN
due season. Finehunting grounds with plenty
of game are in thexicinity: so that the lovers
of sport will be at no loss for amusements.
The subscribers viii spare no pains to rem
der comfortable and@haPpy all whanay visit
the Springs.
RI. ADAMS.
s. Arrangements have been made with
Mr.. R.1l. VIM, proprietor of'Winn's Hotel. ,
to transport passengers from YazoO City to the
Springs, at all times.
May 4, 1S50-l20-Jt.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15

-
An association Of sixty hfee MemeeI
Congress, Senators and Representatives lave
constituted the undersigned Committee io
superintend tie establishment ON Southern
Press at Washington City. to be devoted g tie
exposition and defence Of Southern Rights and
Institutions 1.-The dissemination Of correct in-
formation as to Northern Policy, and the course
of PeliticalAffairs generally without reference
of the old party lines Of WHICH and Democrat
are now in progress. promtlg g
tonsure the issue Of such paper under Lh 1
Ae of
nTHE SOUTHERN PREss.n
for the conduct Of which, suitable Editors llare
been engaged, who will also receive theuid al
number of eminent and able contributors
There will be both a TRI-wEEKLx and D.
WEEKLY issue-the latter to contain subslans
tally the same matter as the former, and in-
tended TO reach those points Of the country.
whose mail facittesare limited.
A Daily issue win be added hereafter, shauld
it be deemed advisable or necessary by the.
press and people Of the Southern States
The paper will uot be EXCLUSIVELY polical
--batwill embrace on its braad sheet the Gen.
eral News of the day, Domestic and Foreign,
by mail and telegraph; Commercial and Agri-
cultural Intelligence Literary Criticisms, Or
lplHaI Essays, LftdIuIy una AuASilduCbaS' @hus
in short ali those items of general interest, the
collected aggregate of which constitutes the in
.teresting al valuable Newspaper. Great care
will be taken to give full aud eorree: Reports
of the Proceedings and debates in both Houses
of Congress, as we'll as the action of the local
Legislatures Oh the Southern question.
A limited number only of advertisements
will be reeefved-he main obiest Going to fur
nisq large amount Of reading matter.
The paper will be printed on sheet equal
in size to those of the other Washington papers
and the matvrial will be procuod especially for
lhe purpose.
1t is confidently hoped that every true friend
to the South will aid in procuring subscribers
and forwsrd the name. with the amount snb-
seribed, TO some Southern Representative a
Washington forthwith.
Postmasters are. authorized by law to remit
subscriptions free of postage,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15
ZEE sTATE. .oF MIssIssIPPl.l
YAzoo COUNTY, g

Probaie Court .lune Tenn, 1850. I
A GREEABLEsto an order fthe Probate
n Court Ofsaid County, Notice Is Hereby
given to all persons interested in the lands,
tenements and hereditaments Of Josiah il
Woodbridge deceased to be and appear before
the Probate court ofsaid c0BntyytO be held on
the fourth Monday Of August next, then and
there to show cause, If any they can, why an
order shaHpot be made for the sale Of the real
estate Of the said deceased, lying and being IN
the county Of Xazoo and Sfate ef Mississippi,
Known as7the north half Section IA, east half
north east quarter and east half south east quar-
terof Section 10, east half north east qllarler
Of fScetfonll, west half north west quarter Of
Section ~, and egsthalf north east quarter of
Section ID, al in Township ii Range 2 west,
and the north halfwest half nerth east quarter
Of Section 33, Township II Range i west
also the following described lands in Madison
County IN ississippi, west half north east quar-
/ ter Of Section ID, Township 8 Range west,
east halfnorth west quarter Section 5, Town
ship 8 Range 2 west-let number Section 36
Township 9Rhnge wcst-lot Section ]
Township 3 Range 8 west-lots and Sec
ton 81 Township 9 Range west.
/ And is further ordered that publication Of
this citation be made in the Yazoo Democrat
for the space Of sixt weeks saccessiFelys
e@4I,l WlTNEss--the Eon. G6oFgeB. WI
/ n. s. kinson, yadge Of Probate Courtoi
/ g-N@y Yazoo County, the fourth Monday Ii
June, 1850, and the sea.loffhe Court sued fhs
I'd day Of July 1850.
GHAS. 10. HEN DERS0N, Ctk
By "A. SIDNEY PERKINS, b. G. 20
July 10, ls5O-35-Bw,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15
FOR SALE.

A SMALLDWELLING HOUSE, p7sasaat7af
Situated, containing Five rooms and has
10 addition thereto neatly fitted Dining Room,
a Negro Sleepfag Hoase, Lock Room, and a
smoke House, all of which are well framed
There is also on the premises some 20 or so
Choace Fruit Trees, Stra1eba,y and Asparagus
Beds. Ihe-property viii be sold cheap for
The easAsor fos good negotiable paper-apply
to.
N. PERRY.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15
.EAe Artcsian Springs.

q H SHESE Springs situatedin MadisOn county,
n % miles Northeast sf Canton, will be
open for Che reception of visitors on the 10Th
MAY next. Gen I. @. MeAEakin. we'll known
to the travelling and reading public as the best
landlord of the South. will have the superinten4
.denee and management under.his entire con-
strols This is sufficient guarantees for the
comfort OF visitors.--sVe have erected & in the
course Of ofereclien buildings sufficiently spa.
.eious T. aecomodate 500 persons in ali eomfSrt,
and also asnumher Of double cottages which
swiil be rented 70 families by the month or sea-
sson. There will alsobe alarge bah Roem and.
band Of music, Tenpin Alley and Billiard
Fables, for amusement and exercise, and Bar
room well furnished with the choicest .screa-
ture comforts.
We have made arrangements with Mr.. Led
better, the enterprising contractor of the Yazoo
CITY, Lexington and Benton Stage line, who
5WA promptly convey all passengrs from those
points to the Springs.
Passengers by way Of Canton, viii be inme-
diately conveyed TO the Springs by Mr.. Jesse
T. Brewn, in Coach and Hack with speed and
and perfect sa fely.
These Springs arc situated on the Ridge
which lies between Big Black and Penrl, ia a
high rolling country and on the immediate borl
4 der of thep region, and the proprietors feel
fully justified from their own observation, from
the estimation Of fthat public to whem e.ben-
kefcfaI effects of their waters are know y, and
freinthe concurrent testimony Of many intelli-
gent gentlemen Of the medical profession nn-
s0er whose fecpmme endatiOn. and observation
kthey have been Used, in recommending them,
ins all cases in Vshieh tonies ate Indicated, but
Especially in ali eases connected with debfIi-
tnted condition of the digestive organs, in dis
eases Of the mucous tissues, embracing Dysen-
tory, DiarrhR, and especially SUMMER di-
seases of children; in Chronic inflammation
of the bladder in the most diseases OF the blad-
der IN most diseases oft1e Kidneys especially
those attended with alkaline deposits II torpeEol
che liver asa local appHcaiioHin chronic b.
famatioR Of the eyes in diseases of the skin.
bofa as p local and Internal remedy In disesse.
of the scalp and ulcers generally aad I'll d Is
eases offernales, connected with debility
H. LATHAM.
NJ TnHEc Ilzs.s.s : -
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15


DIRECTORS.
YIN. .LdughIin, Kendall Dunbar
Cmltbert Bullitt, Samuel JamiSon.
VIM mr. GoodricA, C..iS. Cutler,
Elliott Robbins, Geo Z. TanJibBcg
Peter Marcy *. Szymansks,
c. A. BulRey,s VIn. III. PatttSon.
!. Vim. Christy. Charles Price.
WILLIAM. LAUGHLIN, President.
GUTHBEBT. BULLITT, Vice Pres't.
Jos. Nash, Actatdrg. Rawle, Solicitor.
Wm. Christy, Notary.
James Jones. M. D. d A. II. Cenas, III. D.
Physicians.
FESHE Merchants and Planters Insurance
Il Company having. an amount subscribed
in each and well secured notes, amply sufici-
ent for all contingencies, is new prepared to
receive applications and make insurance at
heir office, SOUTHEAST Corner ofNatchez and
aCmp Streets. FIRE, MARINE, aud IstY.E .ER
RISKS, aud also upon the Lives of white gper-
nossand slaves.
This Company is established on the mutual
OF lnsurcnee, whereby ever ser-
son insuring with it becomes interested in its
rnccess and its profits arc deyidcd amipgtsi
customs, payable in cash, instead of Srnon
New Orleans, Dec. 4, 1849
IL. A. NUENALLY.
Agent, Yazoo City.
Dec.4. lSl9-79-tf