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AnUsEmNN as AZ PHILADELPHIA.

RAkkCk'S kUSEUN, PBILA o ELFBiA.-P. r. RAR-
- NUN, Proprietor shd haussef denny szndfora, AS
slstAnt Manager Great dramatic AghIe by
Fisher and the Aiy Nes sp!e did p,oS~e
for tho present week lmrls. popularity the UkinssS
Family, at whose ectebir"ies a.. rUrprisod.
tetAiI mens daily At ~ anu ia Oetek, De.utifu
Lecture Room Novelty oy-tIl Of
rlsnuts Rev dramas, fhrcrs a." preparing
70 cents children. under ts0 NsErs Iyt e,B
COkkERS THEATRE ASLb srhkEr. PuiLAD.L-
phia-Ih. TAU season will commence Monday, 5spA
9Th, with stock CON pany Of srnosasy The
Theatre will be newly .eornssd sId lshed aad
new drsp curtain display ed msas
for novelties Of every dsssrpoB ssissratsl
stars eng aged.
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SPORTI go.


CENTREvILLI COURSE, T.. I-TR0rrIN1-wED-
" nesdsy Sept II, ct half past three o'clock r. N
Pure 90 Mile bsats-best three in i've wagons D..
Smith ere en- m Fanny j. Conway enters bL Stranger
a. Raynor enters Oh sem. Hu,ted and KsnaAs line Of
viii leave FULTON Ferry Brooklyn Ut O'clock
fer the Course Fare zach 70 eents. Admttanee 70 AL
parts OF the CouIse, 80 cents.
JOEL CoNKLIN, Proprietor.
TIEION COURSE. LONG ISLAND --TROTTINC-
Thursday, Sept H. le50 At o lock- Purse 500. Two
mile hetts In lsrness George Young enters b. IN Lady
Moscow Otis Dimneh enters b. &. Jack Rossitcr; VIM.
Mheelan sntersb Pelham The car. will leave South
Ferry Brooklyn. two o'clock And when
the sports arc over. sPICnR hsMANN, Proprissors.
offered free for AL trottins stations Purse
Of $40 mile heats best three In fve In harness 7th
Purse VI $40 two ne heats, In harness Entries be
made At Green xAddea Sept lh. By 10 O'Clock. Three
sPIClR McNANN, Proprissors
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nj A1hhONl -LabttsA wtsptNo
tt.sti nte mstftmonlA etfsse utll a. -sa 70
80 siler ,9s hstr a'ai 'g-hs, W 81 a,s.s-
~ -. ny ~, Al lg''ers - raif ebei...d vth
" hteNr IN nht VII - ptiy All.
nuttau.rs stretly soutsen I r.rt..l.r :. "a
70 Oh an Ina civorets s~~
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vTHE CELE BRATEp PRInA DONNA AND TEACHER:
siAnorA ElirA vAentin-Ladys Singing School, ct t6S
Broadway. Private lessons singing and Piano.
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PANrN H. n nsaIPh.

nissoLrrioN Ov CO. PARrsERsHIP.-rHR CO.
~ partnership heretofore existing betve the under
signed has Teen dissolved Mr.. Abraham Askerson is su
horissd collect and settle the
psr,nsrship. Dated New Ysrk, september .. IssJ.
AURAHAk ACKERsON,
JOHN W. HDGENkAMr.
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SALES oN AUCTION

-
ID Hsrdvsrs ana cu,sr, 20 Sorss pOssiA.. Ma
& % s' z: :sSiefs' ss;;s:s s
s ..i sh. az 90 ten osios su:, .s1I sspm q
r.,, street above; s.s .s.sasa Tss Trays, in sst.
s,.. t.lals.s, ra,s.l fs:i.. saet B:s. ~ Cam
an fs s.% 1' iss .! s.ss'f se-i ss
W. hecoEsI,k. aUoIIosEkK-c Cor srsB BILE sALs.
N-nm seCerwiek CO. sill sell. Thu. Ds,. 81 70 O.
:ssss q i:.:s ~ rrosi .ss Ds.. .s.
cisiI,. '''' ~ ''' D''''' "i '''1'A "'''s'''
WALES .eRIEsouGa CO, AuJTIosEAs-
w Gr,sBpa,ss Co. vii ell I6i. nsy :. 10 SsiSes. a.
.sa Klthss fsf"tSr. q f.aS srsaiius s:s.a,SS
is ssr.,ins - ,lss.s, Rosewood aus ssistssJ r.rlSr
30 stood Tets esh, bshisSis money Catalogue.
A uclIos. sorIcE-ADsINIsl MAJORS siLE-H.
-. q III. l.is 30 Be-sry ss.r sprss
.npas sV si s Sss .ST s ser de-
briesty lace f.hsy sas hossrs sgrs Fsr psrussi.r.
.,. ssS n,lgns .sd other r,p.r.. ~. Sal. ~. Dc
sOnsDiss, go.
RoARDING nouss rOs sALE. IN Tus VICINITY
-isr asd sniSs s,,s ~ ,. s s,.s., 80
80 ass', ,.g,s. 2. %, % Tss,,,ss s
ly.Ias,, ~ ~. -s furnished hrgussout sad .uppsd
s.r.a Tor 81, es % ~ delicate 6sal,s q
mace. y Saotsssi's ?. s, st ~, Hsrsis once,
ROAED wANILD-FVK GESTsEpAN. VIE AND
~ yte ehils IN vsry rsI.e,as. rr,v.te family, IN ths
p'1 ~, ., w.. s,s, .s.s % $780,. ~, price s
shsn ID he.fsss eos a7i, Pes one.
RuAEp-A SENTsssAs hNO ais WIZ OR
seata ssd s,,IS 'e%ivr; q sSm.. !, sddss.siss u
Jsvip, oiCeamsus
RoAbB ~ IV~S-A LeBv AND eENrLEsAS or
u ami he 80
l,.tsh i,".s IN "a second noVr ~ sppD ias At
ROAbD ~ BRVUELlN.-A Paw ROOMS To Az
~. y. 1870 .sssaes, .hs'. ta.y .sa ceeup!
re rns ~ zs fs'ton su.-t epposits Cnsson,
POahD IN soUTB BpVvKLYN.-a nANDsomE s.cK
- ies,si, ~, rI.s,sniy a,s.,ss 81 80 siap.,s.
Ists, srposi,t nr 81, se'st hsfeh.
ROshs o. PAK1IsL BoAsD. wAN1ED-iS Rs-
fc,sj Sssi he s.sSsr, vsfsr,s s,s.1. s,.s.
,,m 80 % :. v.rti euisr.l addressed s.ho,tisadsr
helsle NEE WI h..s .i.sn,iga.
ROAkD NAMED IsAaDIATslY-toR A wiDos
- ,ssJ -t.speists family, wh,rs there f.- 90
i.sI. no, 90 s,sssS Nv, 90 ~ ,, hsr Srs 80.
siss, Liner, att. en.e - the asr.is.
TvrssiLIIs wsNriSo soARD UP rowS.-cos-
~ 81 s.,ls ~. ssi,r,ss.s sToS.ssss
A ssALL fhirArk fAxiLY. az VINO .Usk sUoxs
,hss ,ss's. az si,S ss-.sf..s r.aairs3 kssis-.
1877 S ,... YrsSs $500 ..S sas .1s
ttu ~ - o. sffh s5dre-s fs@ teas
twthlsd eith 80 - .na all oe.rr csavsnisncss Dsnsr
tsrtsa stfh o'tIeek
ITO It1. via HUasD. a uskbsUAh tsDNr
80. ~ .,.,l.s % X. 80. ~ to ~ ,sr.. .ss.
rsssHsh Arpiissfiss ~ msds ~ - ttty h.li p~>.
prIrLa DEIpHIA.
pstEs hANsIkSs 80 ira souTasNN, EAsrtRr.
u ssG Nsstfk usde Ne ihvits 1ouf att~ptios ~ eel
.z.tpsvs tsrsty wsil Pstsrs bssvns that vs hsvs
g
snbs lOrCsTfkTn h9OTHEs.
kef horNh fhira ~ Pnffaaekphis
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LSDHARDs, sAsFORD d cos TRANSATLANTIC
Il Psshsgs Express and Eurypean Agency. at Adsnsh
Co.'S Ofees, Is aud Il " all Samples
sss psotasss vniushes, usrchspd-- 10 he forwarded
" and from all psrs % Enrope Ia sohnso,on With Chaplin
q Horne. Of knr'and, and hessasees kstonsle and
esBersls % FrsL.. Goods sought commission aad par
teular attention given abroad shipments. for he used
eta+e Lersoies received ssd e-n % every hind eel
iee,sd LEI o. credit housss knssnd
payable IN America Drsfs for sals which Gill ~ es.hes
~ ssy bankins houss in England Scotland ireland
The TrEHsalantio Fxprvss cnpsny have resident
sha sfc,s in New Yert Phusdslphis Baltimore, Liver
pol snd Londoa, and vll sys the ssfete~t at,enoa
all conhded them Order ani goods received
AL the ofses 81 Adams Co. IN the Uuitsd sta.es TIE
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hLYhPlC 1hEA1kE bLOa DaAl, BRANCH OF
" Bprons-lue evening", september lVth 1900, the
entertain ment will darsee
Misc Chapman. The turie que. called ALcE SITS
Characters misrepresu.da ps' d. Conover Oross, q.
r. brownei Hercules, Ho~srd Adao skorrotG PolAx,
Conover TAmborine Daa"e sizes Louisa Fray. The new
smoOthfaee, Mr. SLOAN krs. 'n""thisee, Mrs Bvsrerd
Dance BY MI. Yates. 10 aim the Farce, called
NOT To BE DONE. Dress toAs tno parqnst. - esnssi
I'd and Sd Tier ~ cents p,,i =" hesin at IN.
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Nv sLlhALLA, canal. q 5UO-
w oess OF this Temple OF Piva-utteAe opera Troupe
consisting Of some OF world.
Also, thu great Dr. Coysrs s'ups Living
lures. tho only true living representations having Of
the uost lovely formed Gina
will appear each day aud esenns zoe sable
keledsts making the last company tbi.ed States.
Commence at o'clock in the uo,u And ~
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VoRER'S ETHIOPIAN OPERA CONIQUE--rHIs
newly established company composed Of the best class
OF talent well in singing As in Ethiopian deinestion In
It's and most approved style WILL under the man
emen hAx Zorer com uenee performing at Bleeekei
evening the 9th ef Sept. Doors open at o'clock
nbusses all Of by
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DAssGyILLE BYDKopArHio INSTITUTE, Iscog.

DAskGylLLE HlDKOPArHIC INsTIrUrE, IsCOs.
pcrstsd b re state q keu Jersey. fsr the Of
cssssss by the wafer treatment having Been snsrref
nov sec nmo. ate tee me- p@enta ne re.it-nt Pbsi
elan Eupil u the c-shrasd PrssrntI The mild eli
and the purity % the water ctr treat induesmrnt
20 hoes Afflicted vih Pulmersry or kheumat' st-sasss
Aprly 20 SAMUEL wEHB, No ~ south gsnrth street
ptiad phis. 81 The Institute miles south Of Fha
dsiriia.
NO1ICL To SfATIOhERs--A LOT OF IsPosrED
~ Leuer Note and Fglssp and hs'alg pous. far
ais t,lc- esst 10 applied for to-day. at ru e.rs-t
tup staiisl JANIS RAHlN.
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MoRe IsAriA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FESTIVAL
I Prcnsnsde Pie Me, Ache snniverts-y celebration
Of horrssnia Village will sAks plAe Wednesday llth
inst " rsiby fair The exercises viii consist %
ysrsl from an eI rmed sr pounder o.
tines Grand Prouennde, preceded By Doavorths Bras
Rand orsons Hon norse@Gr,sey and Others Diurers
for III Who wish at so cents BY H. Darrell % the horri
nj Hotels Fireworks in the evening uasr the direction Of
Dsael Moran, pyrotsehns ke ke 40 All istsrsstst In
the property 81 Mosania will be there q And TIE
ruLhe generally urgently invited 20 Be Gene
all III. tsr for the excurron has bcea hred ty
The harlem n r. Com at 2 esoh the train,
ing follows; Leave City all at 10 n " AN Re
turnns leave Morrisania 81 " t as aud y, Y. Tbs
Soelock morning sba .V,ss trains sIrs for this
sion Tho public earnestly invited " take the o'clock
morning train arriving In tint join the villa In he
rsnd promenade. BY order u The Tom q ArAnxsmsnts
0EORGE SCARDERt laid, Cha rman.
CATLINEII
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Nj tAfbkls sphS eiRsNDoLrs Gas PEW
=. 'fp-lia = sntf-scf Hssh silver
70 sss 'abls frts o. sl-,rs o. ssgss ..s,srs
s.,'... p.ted G@rmsn silver. hss i.sry ssAls
eehfl' zee fsyt u Qassns ps,isrn. 49,"
AsHtk NJ Can. ~ siii.m. h~twce-
ful'"h sac srn 80 cpt.sits the church.
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roa SALE ANo re LET.

~" SALE ANU AZ bGEs
Eos salE-LEs'E or BousE. wIra russrruKI
SS, r, 80 :. g,s.s gi ~ che 81 . :. s'S 49,.
!, ~ "a 1srssrs .ba !. ~ I'd Srdsr sss r.sa ss,
ihfr, tiSs Iossias Tvssiy fsth street. S-sv.sp Sish
70 sii SSsdr,S sSii.i, ssS h.ss.. 4 d :. q. risSs.
gss nth rssnams aud stating -hen an it'srviss may
|" ne
L,UR sALs-AsuzssER AIDA wtNrER CABBAGE;
thsy are IN good ssion Al,o sac p,ir ~ tlarse.
vsrrss,,s snd .sd rss fram fault rasy sre ,d on a.
mace a, ar .ss on ~ rsh' from Brosd"'y 10 A'or
Evs sALE-1nk russIruRE OF SMALL FAsILr
~ not cold before half PAST ruesdss The 10Th
iusts~t -ii then We suction ca prsmisss
srS ..s .ss 5 r. sif' ;. ~ sssse sa ay a.:
shout 20 i's.s %. eeuntJ.
CUN roc sAIE-A nAsohIS-A SUPERIOR DnU-
~ rsy.a .si.y sv,rd ~ srpars,us ard e.s. complete.
20, 3. s'si Ssis be- IL E1sssi ssy e s,sS AZ No.
Psttstrstt, up stsirs.
MICBsNIrs AND wORKIso sEs-wHo pEsIas
~ n ris ss s,. fht, r.. ss.,.
1890 senst.s yis A. p ~. arc =, or v,vs rh,.
80 Hsss' az 70 sr %,a nv 81. no r.s.
~ ,ls ~, Ts.hs ..s.s - 3.
ssff,siJ sti.t on ssssy svs,iS. ssp, a a, oi.ei
tss. ssss. s.,. VIZ PAsKkR. rr-.is...
L,OR sslE-s1Ock AND tIrrusrs Or rus sKaAs
II st,r, 81 \ BrOss,sy ItqSir. On the rrssi.s.
FINO 1tT-1hkEf Oh fOUH FoOsr, TO SfNGLEOBN-
titn.r, wi,s b.,akfa.,. required Apply &C Ne. ass
Ci.rn sts,t, ser wsvsiiy Plsce
ITktpisLBrD looxs-wAs'tp IN BRooxLYN,
tss. ,S r.. s.s.n 2. %, .,
sns iNts,ss. =. Z. t,s isl P.'t nee. New rrt-
PAN orAss.iL Houss VANrlD ~ AVIAN ANp
hn vifs, To NEST tafs sfy retsrencs riven.
sieIs ,. u a. THE nes ttefirr rartieulsrs.
WAh1lD TO RIM. ~ cEN1EEL hRioHDop-
w totd motors noute suitatls 60 susi u fznly 10
taitcn rot ~ oNt Twsntch
buhctec scllatt a.. rtss F,st udes, 'tr Nc 1sN
W AMID 10 kIhr-TIo- TBE rIRsT or HovEs-
w Ter 80 ltssniet tsNt three sisry IIaaa. On
uy meet terth a. tron ssutrs % Twsuty- fssftk
rrett, sriectrt 30 " urh sr Fith Lease viii
. - en- tsr srut'r JssIs ATrly 20 b. ~ so,s
~ lhirvtsn, Wells q Co, Wan Iirss.
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/ was no more capable Of such a thought than
Que OF my innocent children. I never had he
lsmo'est idea OF %injuring Dr.. P until the mo,
Wsnl tle olow was struck. DR.. P was extremely
severe ehd eharp-the most provoking of men
ANU an irritable aud passionate. A quick
ua"ueu ana hrlet violence OF temper has been
"a OesetIng sin OF my life, ] was an only child
-mueh Indulged-and | have never acquired
heeontrolove my passions that | ought toI
nave acquired early, and the consequence is
But you notified DR., P. to,meot YOU at aI
certain hour,'and told him you would pay him.
when you knew yon had'not the money. -
'NoP he replied. u did not tell him II
would pay him and there is no.evidence thai |
'old nun So Except my own words spoken
aief nus disappearance, and after | had deter.
mlned to take the ground that | had paid him,
nose words were Of the miserable tissue Of
ialsehoods to which was committed from the
moment / had began to conceal the homicide.
never had q thought OF |injuling Parkman :,
rms was accompanied by a statement in
which Froi. Webster attempts to explain as to
his seeing Llltle6eld, sending for blood, and OF
lnquirlng about gases from the vault. Altel
reading the statement, DR.. Putnam proceeded
70 argue asto its truthfulnesss, saying il wa:
made when the. writ of error was still peudiug
Also that Frof, Websttr's estate was worIl
several thousand dollars, and that he was no
I'm such a strait as to. commit such a crime de
ibetarely. The previous petition from PROT
w lobster, protesting lisinnocence and prayinl
for absolute pardon. he said, was rot up BY hi
family, who were unwavering in their belle
in his innocence, until his confession was com
muDicated TO them about aaweek since. II
concluded by asserting his belief that tn
confession was true.
Members Of the council have retained
copy OF the petition previously presented an
with drawn by the advice Of Dr.. Putnam
whlchwill probably be published. III assert
his innocence, and it also asserts that Ltd
field or some other person placed the remain
, IN his room to compass his ruin,
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~RFarsIAaI's Sale.

Dick & Hill, Circuit S.",. Court B = Sla'r ?,
Elizabeth BrickelI.l re%Ser fsrns, 1855
Hay virtue Of the above stated Vend
NJ Exponas, 10 me directed from the
Honorable Circuit Court Of the United
States, for the Southern District Of Mis-.
sissippi, | will sell at public auction tc
the highest bidder for cash, on the
LIST Monday, 5th day of August, 1850,
before the Court House door in the towr
lof Canton, Madison county, Miss, with
in the hours prescribed by law the fol
lowing property, to wit;
Sofa, I pr. card tables, 1 doz. can,
bottom chairs, 1 doz. rosewood chairs
Il pr. mahogany extension dining tables
II side board, 9 or 8 bedsteads, Q bureaus
IL w%ashstands, l clock and sundry othe
small articles.
Levied on as the property Of defent
ant and will be sold to satisfy the abov
stated case and all costs.
FIELDING DAVIS,
eMarShal for The Southern District Of Mss.
Pr r. FLETCHER, D. Mil.
July 20, 1850. 46-tds
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PGNMANSHfIP.

nOLBEAR'S Writing Academy in the
~ Masonic Hall, Main St, Nalehez'
Miss. will be kept open the ensuing
year. ,,.
, z or 8 Gentlemen will be qualified to
teach writing and act as agents Tor the
sale Of Dolbear's science Of PenmanshF
and Dolbesr's superior Gold pens in the
Southern States.
A men class of teachers will com
mence on the 4th of Nov,
Lette rs addressed to Levi Do!5eal
|Natchez, will receive prompt attention
MIR A D Thompson who is wei
QUALIFIED TO teach %PenmanshiP, will give
lessons in Madison and Rankin Counties
during the summer, wherever a elias:
lof IL or Is pupils can be formed,
t-A new class Of Teachers will be
lgin on the 4th Of November next.
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xAMINATlO

TH E annual Examination Of the
- classes in Sharon Female College
will commence on Monday, 29th July,
and close on Thursday, LIST OF August.
On the last day, an address will be
by L. NJ. Fly, Esq, Of Canton
.Fhe visiting committee, patrons ant
friends Of education generally are re
Ispectfully invited to attend. The mex
SESSION will be commenced or the Is
Monday in October.
P. j, EClIELS, Pre- sidcnt.
LnlY G-44-3t.
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EXAMLNATIO N.-The annual Ex-
- animation of the classes, in the
Canton Female Academy, will commence
on Wednesday, Gath, and close on Fri
day, 26th July.
The exercises will close with an ad
by Franklin Smith, Esq.
The Vi4iling Committee, patrons, ant
Friends Of Education generally, are re
|spectlully invited to attend.
The next session will be commenced
on the first Monday in October,
JAMES F. GOULD, Principal.
July 20, 1850. 46-lt
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.Tnst eceiYed.

A SUPPLY OF FAIRS QUlNINE
"A the very best brand-warrante
pure. For sale, at the sign Of the Gold
an Mortar, by
PRtEsTLEY & MOsBY.
July 81, '4S. 4o-'i
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPIs
Mod,so1 Ho,pafU

VHUWtoUt OVWItIYs "
In THE PROBATE COURT OF SAID COUNTY
April Term, 1850.
NNHE estate Of John r Grigsby, decd,
4 having been reported to and de
by said court %insolvent; Notice is
given to all persons having
against the estate Of said deceas-
ed, to present the same to the under
on or before the Cd Monday Of
October, 1850, or their claims. will BE-
forever barred.
By order Of the court.
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DIED.,

In this place, on Monday last, Mrs, MAR,
IFoor CLANCY, in the 25th year Of her age
She left behind a darling child and an atIec,
Tomato husband to mourn her loss.
She was a native of King George county
Virginia, where most of her relations now 10
side. Sic gloria mundi.
On the 18th inst. at the residence OF Mr.
John J. Macarthur, in Warren county, VII
LIAM DANA, infant son Of Rev. Thos. and Car
sollne L. Magruder, ageu nine months and fy
days.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

F WILL continue the GROCERY BU-
n SlNESS in the house formerly &C.
by Blalock & Thompson, where
| will keep on hand a good assortment
of ine
LIQUORS. VINES, &C..
Persons wishing TO purchase a fine
article, for medical or other purposes
wou d do well TO call. Also a variety Of
Family q %OceFicS,
consisting in part Of
FLOUR, BACON MACKEREL No. 1,
lsHAD, Conn; Goa RISE & FINE SALT,
J Tueks Island DO, Whit Vine d Cider
/ Vinegar, Double refined Loaf Sugar, No.
a DO, Soap and Starch, London pole Ale,
4 Cider, Lemon Syrup, Raspberry Vinegar,
Best chcwing Tobacco, Inferior do, Fine
HaUanna Segars, Boston Nails, DC. &c.
All of which will be sold low for CASH,
sApril 27.j0.tf W G THOMPSON,
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, MADISON COUNTY
In The Circuit court, April Term, 1850,
William F Walker,( Attachment on a note
for Sl37,34, made by de
No 1868 VS. fendent payable to pl'h
dated l5th A pril l848 and
Dixon Hall due 60 days after date.
And now to wit on the 18th day OF.
April A. D. 1850.
This day came the plaintiff by his al
E~torneys and the attachments 10 the case,
having been daily returned and executed,
and the defendant failing 10 appear, and
replevy the property and estate levied
on, and plead herein; Therefore it is
considered by the Court, that unless the
defendant does appear here on or before
the first day Of the next term OF this
Ecourt being the first Monday Of Octo-
Der 1867 and repleEy the property lie
kvied on, AMI plead or demur herein
Judgment final BY defualt will be rem.
hdered against him, the said Dixon Hal
and the estate and property attached.
and In garnishee's bonds, be condemned
to satisfy said plaintiffs debt damage:
and costs. 1t is further ordered by the
%court that a copy of his order, together
with a specification ofthe cause Of &C
Rtion, and the amount due from the deten
dant to tho plaintiff, be published in sh'
: mississippi Creole,' a weekly newsPa
ner published in the town of Canton
county Of Madison, State Of Mississippi
once a week for four weeks successlvelN
land that all further proceedings herein
be stayed until the next term Of thl
%court.
A true copy from the minutes afore
said court. HENRY COULTER,
ATTEST. clerk
Lawnson and Ford, Pc
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MORE new GOODS !

AZ MKONARD 5000
Al RE constantly receiving fresh sup
IA plies Of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods from NewY rk.
They have now in store a .alI and
complete slo X Of goods suitable for the
season, among which are the following,
Ito which they invite The attention VI the
public:
Fancy Summer Silks, plain, figured, and
embroidered. Beragcs, plain, figured
and embroidered. Fancy, rlain, plaid
and black silk Tissues.
sPlain Sw So and EaconetsA
Figured and em5roide red Swiss
Printed ~Iackonets;
Organaus and Tarleton musfEnsi
Cheap linens; figured Lawns;
Bal'J muslin, 81 for lga cts.
Lawn H'ds., all prices;
i Fine Grass L ,wn DO. .
A Large and well selected stock
OF Thread, JackoneS, Silk and WOSe
'dgings and Insertions.
Silk aud Blond Laces;
FrilI and Figured Bobine,s;
Kid, Thread and Silk Gloves,
A Handsome Assortment Of
'onnet Ribbons, Hats Tor children,
Flowers, Wreaths, Bonpets
Laces Tor Bonncts, Fans, a great variety,
Fancy and balck Silks Hosiery
P%srnsols, Lace apes, RetlcHlcs,
Embroidered dos Combs,
AFfench worked Canes, Buds, and Fancy gcOds
q Collars, Cuffs, Of all kinds.
r5-CALt AND EXAMINE 90
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Washington Hc usc..
Chestnut ST., abOue Seuenth ST..
NORTHUMBERLAND.

us central, in the immediate vicinity OF 'he'
most important public Institutions, me bese
most lashipnahle Ilares OF business, and
Ithe attractive public squares Of the city. IN,
Ilhe impoitant requisites Of lighl and %ven'lla-'
|tion,, two principal objects aimed az, - The re-
Icent enlargement and Thorough Improvements
bot This House, il is not exceeded. pefhapss ny
.any establishment IN Amenca. To s'Tallgsis',
therefore, its position is peculiarly desirable
The subscriber retu, us thanks 10 his friends
ana the public ior the liberal patronage they
have extended 10 him, and assures Them That
HE will endeavor 10 merit q continuance ~
,heir fayors. A. GLASS.
n Inlv l3. 1850. 4o-tN
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These Medicines have now been before the
public Tor a period of FIFTEEN YEARS alu
during that time have maintained 4 hlgh Gnafac-
ter in almost every part Of the globe Tor lief eN-
traordinary aud immediate power Vt restoring per-
f,ct health to persons suffering under nearly every
kind ofdisease to which the huina irame isi'Abe'
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

DY virtue Of a decree Of the Superior
I'D Court of CT ancery of the State OIL
Mississippi, made on the Esd day of Jan.
uary, l849, in the above case, | will on
First Monday, The 5h Of October, 1850.
legal hours, at the court house
door in Canton, proceed TO sell TO the
highest bidder, on a credit Of twelve
months, the purchaser giving bond with
good security, the following lands lying
in Madison county, viz. the northeast
quarter of section %, township II, range
a, east.
WIN. J. benson, Com'r.
July Is. 1850 45-td.