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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25
TRAFFIC OF THE ERIE RAILROAD.

1t will be observed that the Freight carried this
year il ak months, is nearly as much as for the
whole year lS49 and the same remark applies 30
The passenger traffic. This freight 10 mostly the
produce of those rich Counties, now first made
available to the Cisys consumption. The follow,
ing will show few of the Items
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25
BY TELEGRAPH.


BALTIMORE Sept s4-Ar brig Baltimore, from Ro with 5000
bags Golfer.
BOSTON Sept 24-A ship Cato Calcutta Sands Head Api
Aug belena Regatta OF NYorS Co
lombo orr is Spoke Sept flat u 3d. Ion s. 49, Bremen
Berran Bueuos fer NYork 10Th lat IS 80 lon IS bark Hen
IobrdGe Pha for Barbados; Aug 20 lat n oa 80 ship ofo
Calcutta fol NYors.
orno John Havana sept Spoke 7h Para aaansl
SW by miles ship Kentucky from Boston for New Orleans; 9th
lat stated brig Gutenberg rom Pensacola io Boston.
BuEs Ereiue, Baltimore, Southef Charleston North America
Br Thoma. tianord cork Aug - Spoke stth @ 90
brig Nelson MaryVo Sttolu, Nh 27t, lon 4! OIL hp
South Carolina, Mobile Tor Liverpool
Appleton York Souherne Ann and Edna c, Pha
ieipha
C bps Plymouth Rock Liverpool Western Star Francisco;
John Bunyan Savannah; Albion john s. Mays Mobile
tugs Alpine Martinique VIM PITT Fortune Island Yankee Pcou
ch Ann do Tho F-nuer Wilmington Dali Rosna aud Aydransea
Nfork.
PORTLAND Sept 2Arr bgs Portland cardenas Challenge,
Norfolk; schs Red Reach and jerome Pha.
CID brig Sehago. Havana
NEWBURYPoRT Sept Arr brgs Brazilian and Monticello ia
Pbla; sch Sam fIaitock do
Sid sch Pavilion, PhIla
from Cadz
Ocean.
PROVIDENCE sept23-Arr brig Jerome Maanzss BRISTOL
sch Anne Coles, Cherry stone, sip Parker. Albany
FALL RIVER; 3lAr schs Volta aud Smith, Rondout;
22d, Scoops W 5 Mount do; Caroline NYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25
Markets. .BurrAlo, Yussdsy, Sept. a.

markets.... BUFFALO, Pusadsy, Sept a.
The following have been the receipts since our
hast Flour $4,000 bbh; WREAT, 1900 bash; CosS,
lSeoo do Fhe FLoua msskss has b9sn rather heavy out
without material change 10 pFees Ealea have been 600
bushes al previous raies WHEAT IL saser 90 ,ecisly
FOL lo Rra6es with sales OF 9ee0 eashss StDsSc for
Ohio GoRR Ia sr9 and u demand good; lGQQo Bushels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

PHLADELPHIA, Sept 2aTrivea-BaTEs LatsTae dyo, VaT
acona BOSTON, brig Tuscan Cousins do scs Friend
Ha Jas uond Mershon Chars'ton Seneca Brown sag
Naabsr Cotter NYor Emporium Shropshire do; Mary
Anu Caroline Hawkins Warren anot Centre Nfors Seaport ba,
Bristol Jas Barratt. May Proydence VIM Thomas looSer
Pennsylvania Erickson, NBedoi Liberty, Osborn froY-
dence; Rushing, Smith, do =,
Cdred-Bark Delaware Lewis Boston, Pollock Mcintyre Mira
hi brgs Tuscan Cousins Boston; Gsn Taylor, Shue do
Perkins Gsey ses Friend Hal do ttuslng smith ct, Prov
Shropshire NYok; Cooper Coson, do Maaba Cottre Bo
tom Worcester Rhnade Providence Mail Crowel do Liberty
Osborne do Penusy yana Erickson DO Alexander Lyon Nfor
II w Candy story do Jas Barrett May NBslord; VIM Thomas
Tooker Lebanon Brown Bangor Judge Baker, Hudson
The steamer osprey from Charleston arrived; she sailed
Saturday.
NEWPORT sep2l- hTigsd-Scl' J c WaIdron LeieG por!
aud CT Queen dawson Baltimore for povdencej har Fafrow,
Warren Philadelphia Geo Eug Dorr Bangor for War
soop4 Reply Hubbard Southport Agent Hays Portland Ct
22I-Scs Mary Brockaway Lyme Token, Baker Card
uer Tor Providence; Mary Augusta Watts Boston Pa4 Mog
Marshal Bangor Boston, Psby Calais for Niayen; Ken
Bray do Wauento Hooer Sullivan for dos soop
Pet!quamsett, Could Wareham for NYork.
23i-Bs Gallo Brown Ph,ad schs Catherine. Candy
Providence sioop VIM Buuu Providence Tor NHays
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BLIssg COMPOUND
COD LIVER OIL CANDY.

Inc UrfgfflAl ana 0NV IeIihUe
sgIBIs ADMIRABLE REMEDY Tor Coughs Colds To-
4 fueuzA, Asthma, Bronchitis and ali affections OF We
Tbroa and Lungs has been before the pupils or hs
paAt year. during which time Il has been tesled nos &
on abiy by the most competent decide upon is nefl
Every knows the virtues OF Cod Liver OIL boI bn
Ike sealed book 10 thousands Of suffering nyadI %
account OF It's repulsive and smell Tho opfleso ~
entirely obysied this without deirsclinG om gs n'ei1k
nal virtues of the OIL by combining with certain o'S
clio Of confectionery by which 1t be administered W.
most delicate Invalid With The least INCONVENIENCE.
chaLers must beware Of countesits us faPdiS nciS
Ing popularity baa excited the cupidy OF csran
and Confecuoners in various pats Of the country wsoE
preparing article under the name, Pu up "
lar style with copy Of the wrapper and ore @
oFing TO palm their miserable imitation upon Be 49,, oS
The EenulLs article To the public rom III ~
and 10 prevent further counefeita me n s
senting 6s eogsgsd tho c0ddSheres on cur eoss e
the method OF extracting tho oil fo Ihs ysfa OF las I
and have secured tho copyright OF Ine Sans and sH
deal with all infrng eneos TO The extent o' heisw
N B-Be particular and Inquire for Blisss Compoas.
Cod Liver Oil Candy Examine the wrapper and oo.enes
tho fac smile Of the signature u the proprietor "iay
which none can be genuine Prepared only BY D. w
BLISS, Druggist Springfield Mas sole proprietor ,ts
sale al Wholesale or retail by g. SANDS leV H..
ST John Willard, 1873 Broadway Aston and irving IL
Drug Stores and ZIG Broadway. s4 4hSS1& "o-a
NETWORK AAURDRY ,Ib sfKUCEs7. 81! aElA
~ HASBAU-Ro Nav Bhirs Dealers Sing oensu1 ss
Families Gc-Yhis 10 Of tho moaI p@rfsci ehp
siye Embellishments OF The Kind IN this or any oSof
II has Been etecled al 10 az Penss o. soooI Io4
dollars and combines The following advantages ns7
lH-PerEens leaving the city 70 o1sis can Ca no
siothes washed and iFOaEd n superior manor ~
W. 10 three houfE hna. - .s1sai
2nd-No material u ESed 10 sns washing dsc1s- -
but oars olive oil soap and hsTed Crolon wELei -,
sot6ea arc moi Destroyed By patent soaps, or oIasf -
su1t so extensively Advertised In The newspaper ds
srd-9onilemen's shlrs arc done us equal 70 oSa nj,
an sale; zentlemen's collars koned in Prog sDnLtI
eolored yesA and panpoors elegantly troned En' a1a
ith-Cloihes lost uiEsent (which seldoD " S'
hsppens) will be promptly paid for n sssf
uauch longer, simply because hey Tot any - y
with great care bal no Injurious drug 90 gensTsh'
Gh-2adies dresses, and al 6no ertiesa srs DOS" ~"
eu expehsnced French L4andresa. ...,ge nc
Clothes taken and delivered reS o! szas ga
sBoss ard stains eEccRazlly removed , thfoss&
All orders len al the 0Ecs Is sprueosI 81 S"''
tie Penny Post win receive prompt ansnloa ,,s.dskt
MADAME RAYMOND, SnPeI.A, g5a ssw
Pa ExpaIgrecd ksrds ,se employed % nl ~
shirt
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1aAA QQNr" 0sV II s2IF4V slaN47o us, AZ
Hereis shown large and regular increase in
every article excepting hiz, which, however, viii
undoubtedly show an increase when the years bust
ness is made up The up Freight also Show avery
large increase in some cases the business Of six
month"; exceeding thai OF the whole year 1885,
A few of the leading items are ahOwn in the FOL
lowing sable;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

Fheiecepla mo lie porla ha Hame "a compared with
last ssa,on The increase in exports to Great Britain
amount % COO bales France LOCO other foreign ports,
et0O-uskiDg total OF so 000 bGea.
The weather the South aimee ls September has been
for maturing The crops The accounts from the
Atlantic States and Alabama In relation the demsge
I'd by The late OF the character those pre-
,iousy noted the dropping bos and deficient yield
Of The plant also matters Of general complaint The
Inmates range from eco $50 600 bales; few
70 ond the latter figure with the proyiso however offs
Continuance OF 6ne weather and late frost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25
BY Telegraph.

Markets. .NEw.oRirAss. Sept IS
CorroR 10 steady fair Oreans lac; others un-
changed. p.,,,oDr s.nt d
FLOUR il 6s0475. GRAIN and PROVISIONS
are unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25
Hgnrke,s..ALgAyY Sept. "a.

II, :, 90. for mixed Western Little doing IN Preon
SI " =. FRELsHrs are unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

The subscription toward making the necessary
repairs to the schuyki Canal now amount to $780,
600. The repairs are progressing vigorously along
the whole line Of the Canal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25
rew.York Cattle markes. Sept. 2

offered, $500 Beeves 1890 southern the remainder from
this STATE and the EhsLl Go Cows aud Caves and 1900
PKicEs Ic-Fhe supplies OF Beeyes 'ince our LAST have
come We bsrally and there were more odering !oqay
svosh scied by The oversock and the dam and closes
copspoueuy vry dull Sales Of good retailing quslihes
stssy from s. TOT 30 c#I Tneie hgures may be con-
Cows Sp CALvEs-sell readily al prices ranging from
saeto SIS sea So 80 al offered found Buyers 81 ihese
AND LANBs-Con;tnue 10 come in very freely and
ssr Ihsn ae oems1d WARRANTS, about 400 remaining an
sod Su-s Of sheep 81 from % 10 iJ0Soi Lambs u
~ Is TO : Is. LefI over, 4uO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25
22d Of Sept inclusive, during the years ls4e, las
ALBANY Eve. Jour.

The following statement shows the aggregates
OF the leading items OF the new Hampshire Banks
aireported to the Secretary Of State on the lss Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

Tbe above figures show not only that South
err New,Yo,k and Northern Pennsyvauia have
ability to consume large amount Of goods but
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

Blankets. CAREFULLY REPORTED ron THz TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY, September 24
AsHEs-Ybere is a moderate moveu ent and The ssIes
25 bbs at Sc for Pols, III for Pearls The supply Is
fair
COTTON--The msrke 10 firm in the face Of the Liver.
cline being sussined by The se#s from Inc eou5a
The sales about 500 bales.
The following is statement OF The movement IN Cotton
ilnce OF September inst compared win The pre-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

CERTAIN PRODUCE SSNT DOWN THE ERIE RAILROAD.
1S47. lS4s. 1S49, 1856
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Reeespts Of Preducs

Receipts of Preducs
Bythe North Rlrer Boats, Sept. 23.-24 209 bbls.
Flour 475 DO Whisky l5 do AsheS 70 600 bulhels Corn
coo DO RYE us Wheat 71e0 do Feed 5ieo do Oss
$50 nkgs Eauer $50 do Cheese, - bales Wool
Passengers Arrived
In ,tea.,lt7 Otprey from Hefcr NSWm CaiArd Mr Harul
Ton M McCa5uh Capt Joass Le Of brig Hope lost
lsiana. =,
Ia s-4g Frnriesta. trgr. Ai=ra1ats9W K Flynn.
MINIATURE ALAASAC.-.--.THIs DAY
AooB-R+ses--
HIGH WATER-..-SEPr. -.
ssndy Hook - Coy Aad-.ll He'd 5ats
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

t s W., n, Ssnt i 10 sent 70 1850 1858 hbls Flour
uii ',, on -. c. Tgi's Circular
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-05

AS Ranger Of Madison County.
- will offer for sale, in The town Of
Canton, on Monday, The 4th day OF Feb.
Tuary next, the following described
StTays, TO wit.
Taken up by Thos. G. Bankhead. a
sorrel mare mule about 8 years old blind
in the right eye, the left running water.
and looks badly, Is hands high.
Appraised to $40.
Taken up by Levi Wray, a ligh
sorrel horse, ten years old, no marks o
brands. Anpraised - otn
Taken up by D. W. Briscoe, 4 bay
gelding, l6i hands high, no marks Or
brands, about 10 years Old.
49,, Appraised to $40,
Taken up by B, R Allen, a brindIe
COW and calf, about 10 years old mark
ed with a crop and swallow fork in each
ear, no brands. Appraised 10 $40.
Also a 6rindle sided steer 8 years old,
unmarked. Appraised 10 ~
Taken up by D. X. GaIiney, a red
COW and calf, the calf Of a dun color.
4 years old, the calf | year old
Appraised TO SO.
Taken up by Britton L. Prichard, a
red bull II years old unmarked.
Appraised TO So.
Also a red COW and calf s wears old,
marked, swallow fork in the right ear
GTOP anu ovva L:.;~~th. lon.
Appraised to So.
Also a red bull "a years old, marked.
halt crop in the upper side OF the LEFT
ear, crop and slit ia the right.
Appraised to So 50.
Also red and white pided heifer Q,
years old, no marks or brands.
Appraised TO So.
Taken up by William Tucker, a
brown COW and calf 10 years old, with
some white spots, marked over slope in
the right eai, crops and swallow fork in
the left, no brands.
Appraised to $4.
Also a white and black pided heller
ana mel calf, no marks or brands, three
years old. Appraised TO SIS.
N. Persons having in their pos
Session the above described strays are
requested to bring them 70 ard on the
day Of sale.
J. CLANCY.
Ranger IA. C.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-05
Land EO1. Sale.

RE virtue of a decree Of The Probate
- Cour 81 Madison county, passed at
November Term, l849, the undersigned
will, on The 18th day OF JANUARY next,
sell at pubic sale, at the door Of the
Court house in said county, 10 The high
est bidder the following lands lying in
said county, VIZ: East half Of the north
east quarter, and vest half Of the south.
easl quarter, Of section 81, and The west
hall OF tho southwest quarter Of section
32, township 8, range 4, east the tbst
half OF the north west quarter, the east
malt of the northeast qdarte4, the west
halt Of The northeast quarter, the west
halt OF The southwest quarter, the north
halt Of the west half of the south. west
quarter, The north half of The east half
OF southwest quarter Of section & ,Iowh.
ship g. range 4, east: also, The west half
OF the northwest quarter Of e c sion S,
township 8, range 4. east, belonging ID
the estate Of Henry L Douglass. decd.
Sind sale TO be on a credit OF twelve
months the purchaser giving bond with
approved security. Said lands are now
IN the possession Of VIM. Johnson,
A. A. CASSIIJAY, Admir-
de bonis non of H. L. Douglass.
november "a. 1S49 Ii-3w
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%ExECUToR,s Nnr1nn.

ETTERS TEsrAMENrARY having
been granted to the undersigned
at the December Term, t849, Of the
Probate Court of Madison County. Mis-.
s'ss'PP'' on the estate Of F. NJ. Kearnes,
deceased, all persons indebted 10 said
estate will please come forward and
make Immediate payment. and all per.
sons having claims against said estate.
w!li present them, legally authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred.
HENRY CULLlPHER, Ex'r.
Dec. Is, 1S49. I4--st
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Notice.

RY a decree Of the Supreme Court of
IL the State OF North Carolina, at its
summer Term Of the present year, in
the case Of Thomas ". Nicholson, and
the infant children OF Mrs. Hardeman,
and others, vs.. DR.. James B. YellowIy,
executor Of the late GuiIlord Nicholson,
made by consent Of the parties and in
accordance with the opinion Of The court,
it was declared that certain slaves we're
disposed of by the will of said 6. Mich
olson, for the purpose Of paying his
debts and the legacIes bequeathed, which
said slaves had not been sold for that
purpose, to.wit: MiIly, and her children,
Caroline, Leroy, Elizabeth, and her 9TH
or younger children, in possession of
Thomas w. Nicholson and now in this
Stale; Whey and her child Jane, and her
other younger children in possession Of
said Nicholson as trustee Of Sarah A..
Hardeman and her children; Ephraim,
lille Judy and her children, Louisa,
Harrison or Horace, Moses and Matilda
and the other younger of the said Judy;
Amos, Patience, Flora and her child
George, in the possession of the defend
ant, DR.. Yellowly, in the State Of Mis-.
sissippi.
And by the said decree by consent of
parties, | YVES appointed commissioner
to value said slaves and permit the pre-
sent possessors 10 retain them at the val.
uation upon their executing bond with
two good securities, if they might choose
10 take them at the prices assessed; 9th.
erwise TO expose them to sale.
Now, therefore, by virtue Of the power
vested in me as commissioner aforesaid,
| shall, at Livingston, in Madison county,
on MONDAY, the Gath day of DECEM-
Der, inst, proceed 10 execute the said
decree, by valuing said slaves or dispos
ing of Them according 10 The instructions
to me in said decree contained.
In case of sale, persons DESTROYS of
purchasing slaves will do well to attend.
I he purchaser will get an unqueslioned
title to such as may be sold.
B. S. KICKS, Comm'r.
De-. H., l849. l4-2w
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-05
For One Day OnIy.

This collection having been selec.
ted with great care, now comprises the
most COMPLETE vARIETY and assortmeh,
of LID ANIMALS embraced in any
exhibition in the States.
Messrs. Raymond g. Co. have been
unsparing in trouble and expense in fit
ting out and preparing an entertainment
of this nature, and trust with the fullest
confidence to the discrimination Of an in,
telIigent public to appreciate the advan-
tages Of such an Exhibition, over the
many amusements offered to thei +
notice. By means Of numerous Agents
in different parts Of the world the mosl
remarkable of natures animated workS
are brought together in one collection,
where they can be viewed at leisure and
with perfect security.
The Exhibition is rendered intensely
interesting by he astonishing perform
ances of lions. Schafer, in the den Of
Lions, Tigers, Leopards, Cougars, &C.,
among other remarkable feats will hehar
n IS and drive a large Lion through (
space prepared for the purpose under
the Pavilion, thus showing the complete
control which this renowned Lion Ia.
mer, "a exercise over the most savage
denizens of the forest.
Open from 8 to 6 P. M. Abundance
50 cents. Children under 10 years of
age, and Servants IS cents.
The Menagerie will also exhibit at
Thomastown, Friday Jan II, at Cam
den, Saturday, Jan. IL.
Jan. 5, 1850.
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Guardians Sale.

! virtue of an order Of the Honora-
Bile Probate Court of Madison coun.
~, Mississippi, made al the December
Term, l849, thereof, | will, n the 9sth
day of JANUARY. 1850, within legal
hours, at the court. house door in said
county, sell TO The highest bidder, on a
credit of twelve months, all tho right,
title and interest which Robert Ashley
Norris, Edword Grigsby and Madison
Grigsby, minor heirs Of Waddell San
ders, deceased, had in and 10 the follow
ing described real estate, viz:
Vest half of southeast quarter, sec.
ton twenty. nine, township len, range
two, east; west half Of north east quar-
ter, section thirty-one, township ten,
range two, east; north half of east half
OF northwest quarter, section thirty-one.
township ten, range Two, east; south half
Of lot number seven, section thirty,
township ten, range two, east, west half
OF northwest quarter, section thirty.two,
township ten, range two, east; lot nine,
section twenty-five, township ten, range
one, east; east half OF north-east quarter,
section thirty-one, township ten, range
two, east; southwest quarter, section
t%wenty-ninc, township ten, range two,
east; all in the county Of Madison arore-
said.
Bond and good security will be re.
quired Of the purchaser.
THOMAS SANDERS, Guardian.
Dec. Is, l849. l4-6t
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people a'e guaranteed by the constitut ion, and
they no responsibility to any human pow
er but their constituents, BY h,ldlng him res
~pensiblo only to the people, and exempling
from all other influences, we elevate the char
acier Of the constituent, and thus quicken h is
sense Of responsibility to his country. 1t is
under these circumstances only that the cleo
tor can feel in the choice Of the lawmaker, he
8 himself truly a component part Of the nation.
With equal cara we should stu y to defend
the rights of the Executive Department. Our
government can only be preserved in its purity
by the suppression and elimination Of every
claim or tendency of one coordinate branch
to encrOaCh on another.
The strict observance Of this rule, and the
other injunctions Of the constitution, with a
sedulous incubation of respect and love TOR
the Union Of the States which our fathers cher
ished and e%njoined upon their children, and
with the aid of that overpowering Providence
''hich has 50 long and kindly guarded our
liberties and institutions, we may reasonably
expect to transmit them, with their inestima-
BILE blessings, to the remotest posteri,y.
But attachment to the union Of the States
should be habittalIy fostered in every Ameri-
can heart. For more than half a century, du
ring which Kingdoms and empires have fallen
this Union has stood mistaken. The patriots
! Yho formed it have long since descended to
'ne gravvi yut still II remains, tho r.,
monument 70 their memory, and the object Or
affection and admiration with every one wor-
thy the American name.
In my judgment its dissolution would be
the greatest Of calamities, and to arrest that
should be the study Of every American
Upon it's preservation must depend our own
happiness and that Of ountlessIgeneration to
come. Whatever dangers may threaten it,
Sna.' standby 1t and main its integrity
to the full extent of the obligations imposes
ana the power conferred upon me by the Con-
S''lu'on' 2. TAYLOR.
WAsHINsToN, Dec. a, 1849.
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AT CAM On, " ';ecr county, on the
n FIRST ofJANUARY, $50. will be
sold about One HssdE5 6e Negroes,
mostly 10 families; a,so, A Plantation
Camden, OF 5000 acres, about 1000
acres OF which are in cultivation, and
have been cleared within five years.
The land lies in one compact body form
ing nearly a square; q large portion is
creek bottom, and. in the language Of
all eminent gentleman, whose estate
joins it, it is 'Uery Valuable and should
produce as profitable results as any IN
Mississippi Also, "A stock Of as fine
Mules as any in the Safe, with cattle,
hogs, provision, &c. Among the Ne
groes. are an excellent carpenter and
blacksmith, and an experienced and
trusty driver.
1t is desirable to sell the whole estate
together, on long time (not exceeding
v years,O but if this cannot be done,
the Negroes will be sold in gangs, or
families, and the Land, mules, &c, sepa-
rate. either for cash or on a credit.
Information can be had by addressing
a note to me, at Camden, or by personal
enquiry there, at any time after the 18th
December.
w. Il. JOHNSON.
Dec. Ia, l949. l4-3t
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FINAL sETTLRMENr.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
- undersigned, administrator on the
estate Of Roberl J. Collins, deceased, will
the December Term, l849, Of the Pro.
bate Court Of Madison county, present
his account for final settlement, surren.
der his letters, and ask to be discharged.
ROBERT LOVE, Admir-.
Oct. Is, lS49. Get
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DR.. MURPHY'S
Anti-Fcver Pills.

tAITI"E OVO4 I I44Su
For tbs Immediate and Permanent Cure
Of Ague and Fever, ChIIls and Fever,
and I'LL other Feuers.
Prepared by VIM. H. Murphy, M.
D., 1874 Pearl ST., New York.
To sUhOm all Orders for the Pills must be
addressed (post pdid.)
Entered according to yet of Congress, in the
year l847, by VIM. H. Murphy, in the Clerks
Office Of the District Court Of the Southern
District Of New York.