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UOsmeul3 UhaIk, and variety Of preparatlong genero
IN use, when applied to the lace, very soon spp4 ii nj ia
beauty. They close the pores Of the skin and cheek i
cualon, which, when Nature hwarted by di.eag n,
powder, OF the skin nlamed by the alkaes used in soa
beaghhes It's own production the human face divine S
well as IN the garden OF nc and deuately tinted and yTpra
ted l0weT5 Tree, active aud healthy cTcuatnn nj liz
nds q the eq9rng Of the pure, rich blood 10 The extfem
es, Is that which pants the cOuntenanCe in the most
beauty. II Is that which mparts the ndescTilabe sba
flashes oil oyehlas that all admire but none can prrL
This beauty the offspring of NATURE moi of Pnvns
SOAP II there Is not Tree and healthy circulation te
no beauty II the lady is fair driven snow II she 1
ana use cosmetics, and the blood il thick cold and 1,
she Is not beautiful " she be brown or yellow and There "a
pure anu active blood gives rich bloom to the Gheekg md
bTlllanoy TO their eyes that Is fascinating VII"
This why the Southern and especially the Sn3Dis, s
are SO much admired. Ladies in the North who take i l
EXERCISE or are confined IN close rooms or have snSi ,i
complexion by the application OF deleterous mxtuI s. Il INV
wish TO regain elasticity OF step, buOyant Spirits sbark
eyes ana beautiful compilations, they should use Dr Toyn
semi sarsapana; Thousands who have used H. oy mora
than atlse delighted. Ladies' OF every station crJ
our Office daily '' ''''o"' C'u"u
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POINT CLEAR i4JyEL, near MobIs.-The IN.
derslsned respectfully informs the public, that -.
having leased this and extensive establishment, J7
he wil open II on the LIST OF May, for the aCcemmo s+s
dauOn ct season visitors and transient soJOumers. lie aA
mas SPARED no pains expense in fitting with new fur
nituFe- and his viii be extremely moderate, subject
deduction by agreement, BY the month season, families
ana Other5l when correspondence with that view re-
HUeSed Inc llOtsl Is finished and well known
pubic 1t situated On the most prominent point Of land
the eastern shore OF Mobile Bay, about 10 miles below
city and looking upon the Gulf OF Mexico without any
island OF intervening land to Obugt the breezes which
are enjoyed m all their freshness and purity The saness
he water affords uneuHeI attractions for bathing and the
bath houses which and large only 90 yards 0m
the Hotel The nglghbOrhOOd abOunds in game with fine
ro7ds, ETC. The Hotel Is ~ feet front, with two spacious
galleries 10 eei wide, and comfortably accommodate 20
The house has been carefully built and well finished
with fire places ETC.; extensive stables have also been built
new and fast steamboat Is daily expected, and she will
make two tips day between Mobile and the Point from st
May to let November. The subscribers long experience ia
the successful MANAGEMENT OF several large Hotels, IL
guaranty 70 some extent, tOaher With his having invested
largely IN thus enterprise that rOr Hotel cannot be found
generous and discerning p4UtG sustain MIN. Letters
should be ad1rE ssed to me at Mobile, Ala
npG4 bmdNM 4. Il PARKEn
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Between GravleT and Common SIS.
This Company being organized solely for the protection
the policy holders and their families against and pow
erty, its operations great National benevolent nsttu
ton conducted the and solid principles
att0rdng for small annual sum, paid during life, large
and handsome legacy to widows and children after death
All policy holders, whether for life shorter terms. who
continue the insurance till DEATH participate in the whole
OF the profits OF the company.
Creditors insure the lives of debtors. mGrrad woman
effect insurance the life OF her husband 70 he ben
elt and use OF herself and children, Tree from claims
creditors TRUSTEEs:
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, John 5. Allison.
Peter COnrey j., Maunsal White, VIM. e. LeyerCh,
Robert J. Ward, Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow,
Isaac Johnson, Henry $. BuckneF.
PETER COEREY, Jr. President Board of Trustees.
D1RECT0
S?h 3 L Hd sw' En5a BpF sT, M WIZ M49
John Il. Satianns, Geo W. Smith, u. M Norman,
Z. w; seEE tI gpnig I Bebee, Z. c. Snethen,
Edw. ienHer Coke.
JOHS HAGAE President Of the Company
EDw. JENNER COKE, Vice President.
A: j. NEiPDERBTjRH; NJ D. Medical Eoard Of
w. G. HEARTr, ACluary,. 2. l.. GOOLD, Attorney
RICHARD BRIN, N. D. No I'll Magazine street. Medical
Examiner, who will be at the office daily from l3 10
By the Charter only 81, 900 is taken on a single life
ER This Company prepared to entertain applications
for Lille Insurance. and issue Policies all sound healthy
White persons and Negroes at the Table of Rates established
by the Board which less than the charged by the
residence in the South By the charter Dividends Of
Profits dec AIRED annually, and the profits draw interest
and can be made available al once TO the extent Of twOhs
OF their amount, where the party has paid his premiums full
~ California PermtsNew ork and lOr Ion rates Pros
peGtus, Table of Rates, and all information tOle lusur-
ance and all papers necessary 10 effect Insurance be hG0
at the office of the Company.
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges allowed.
GS- Office hours, A NJ to 3. NJ. iyl1 iy
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This is only of than four thousand cases OF
Rheumatism that Dr.. Townsend's Sarsaparla has cured
The most and chronic weekly eradcaed by
Is extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings, Esd of the assistants the Luna.
tic Asylum B!ackwels Island, is the gentleman spoken OF
in the fDlONyinr
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DOCTOR S, r.
TOaUnSenCS'S 'SgS'S0p0YitLg,
wnNnER ANp RLEssI, Ot TnE AGE.

WONDER AND bLksSlN' Of TIKI AGE
The Nest Extraordinary .HealCtat ~ l4r ~ re
TINS EXTRACT Is PUT IN QUART BoTTLEs-lI j. s, ]
INES CHEAPER AND PLEAsANTER, AND WAR.
RANTEp SUPERIOR 10 ANY sOLD-IT
CURES WITHOUT VOMITING, PURG-
ING, sICEENING OR DEBlLI-
TATlNa THk PATIENT.
great beauty and superiority Of this Sarsapana over
" INV STRING AND SUMNER SnS I IN MEDICINES igf
Ever known; it not only puntes the whole system AND
hoods power possessed by other medicine. And IN
this lies the grand secret Of its wonderful success Il mas
performed, within the last five years, more than Io in
ncuabe. Ii has saved the lives OF more than SON Chen
during the two past seasons 80.
10000 CASES OF GENERAL DEBILITY AM
WANT OF NERVOUS ENERGY. -.
Dr. Townsends SaIsaparla nvigoraie the whQe syseln
permanently To those have lost their muscular energy
by the effects of medicine or ndsoreon ami bongbt on
general physical prosrat0n OF the nervous SYSTEM @ @
want ambition fantpg sensations, 9 gS
decline Fastening towards that fatal disease
can he entirely restored by this pleasant remedy AhS Sa
parla Is far 'q qSeVEff3 g IRTING CORDIAL,
As il renews and the system, gives activity to tn
b and strength to the muscular sysem In most extra
Or'inoi' us5 ION sUMPTIoN CURED.
CLEANSE and SfreRgthcR. Consumption can be cured.
Bronchitis Consumption, Liper Complaint, COtds,
of Va Chest Hectic FimsR, Nsht Sioeats, BiGcG or
ProJse ETpecOraOa Pam IN the Side, etc. haDe been
una CUT 90 SITTING, BLOOD.
Nav YORK, April %, l Al
Dr., To,oassad-I verify believe that your SarsaI,aIilla
has been e means through Providence, OF saving my lie
hye for several years had bad cough 1t became worse
and worse At last raised large quantities OF blood had
night sweats ard greatly dehiated and reduced and
shOr time and there has wonderful change been wrought
IN me- am abletO walk all over the city. RAISE No
that thankful for these results our obd't servant
WIN. RUSSELL, 30 CathaTne street.
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Ahls cerhcqe eonelusVey proves that this Sarsaparla
nelec control over the most obstinate disease OF the Him
three persons cured N one house Is unprecedented
TH REE CHIILn Z h
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PrNIps ND nATH!NG ArpAnArrs- :.

PIMPs AND hATH!Ats APPARATUS, O..
Holm MGCARHH, PLUMBER, No. I3i CSf,i
- SrREEI, New Orleans, i,s Just received anew
Force and Lift Pumps; Reer PumpF etc .tc ~ r
Cooking Ranges Bathing Tubs amt Shower Bats, -
Also, laying and repairing Lead Pipes: Sheet Lead - 4
Of every DESCRIPTION. snip Steamboat work 1ToT. y
pT5 4e G i4 repaifsg Al orders nEampuy atende TO-
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{'r sof92sNd-DeaT Sir: One Of my children was yarv
sick W.T. CNnker In the Mouth and T6roat atniI 3
great debility, Ii near dying ohiSnsi sS r WIN
excellent medicine aud eprsd droly Tor which nc
you Ieel very grateful, Yours, respectfully.
ELIlABErH FOWLER, N lJesbrosses stys,t
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BLACKwEIL's ISLAND, Sept IA, / Al.
f)Y. TOBnsSHd-DeaT Sir: | have suffered terribly iUr
nine years with the Rheumatism; considerable of the time
could eat, sleep walk had the utmost distressing
pains, my limbs terribly swoes. have used tour
bottles of your Sarsapala ney have done more
than thousand dollars wOHhO. good so much bet
terindeed entirely reviewed. You liberty to use
this for the benefit of the afflicted. Yours respectfully,
JAMES CUMMINGS
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EtACNELOR's FALEs-Ar VAUDEVILLE, a..
- Dpg0s5te h5G Nam Uhart-EHe undersigned -
have the honor O informing the public, that they #is
have JuH completed an tanIi-}Uent Vaudeville - ~
opposite The tnrEe Nhlrt, ii sgae Of magmiuencs and
g1mio calculated to fill the void that has long been @
m this delightful summer retreat. II mas been their aim 10
make this establishment fashionable and Ga.l4be resort
combining the comforts Of Restaurant kent in the most
The most choice and varied kind.
Dinner will be served either at the tubichOta Or accorHur
90 the bill OF FIRE Attached the Restaurant viii be- gn
BAR, at which only the best Liquors and Wines viii be
Connected with The Establishments likewise a hand. ,li,
Billiard Room, provided with excellent cues and lIpra ann
teuH can occasionally find relief from .he nonoony Of a
country life. " 81
mine taurOpnetOr have left nothing und0ne to their
establishment an agreeable resort, NumOuey has been
to procure the various comforts for those wh0u nunor lem
with thCT patronage. '-'
y. D. There Barber and Hair Dresser attached to the
Z
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u I0V
vi subscriber respectfully invites the PATRONAGE of
L the TRAVELLING PUBLIC. confident that IL :
he can supply the wants of The Transient Nster stb
Montgomery well any OF his competitors. ThOse.AE55-
VINO are going to, returning from the North obtain
MEALS AT ALL HOURS, 10 suit the arrival and departure
the railroad cars and stsame fine four horse OMNIBUS
constantly in attendance 10 convey passengers and from the
boats to Tie free Ot charge. The accommodations
equal to any other establishment IN the and, being
reduced ras. offer additional inducements TO the travelling
public The best Stewards Cooks and Servants engaged
and no pains viii be spared to render the stay vssI5 pe
ant and agreeable.
aual d&Mt. O. 4 ARERCROMBLE
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EENER Am AGfi

DIR. TOwnend's Sarsapala is unequaed in cases Of the
Chs and Fever and Ague. The following letter only one
Of the hundreds that have received from the South aad
West of like nharanIer.
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DENTISTRY.

a H.. BADGER, Dentist, will return to New Orleans Iy
ue loth OF November next Iyg
BoRDLIsH, Deqtist, No. IA North street. I,alayette
-. Square, Mrs, Liudsav's. New Orleans. e2i
M 4; LION, Dentist, late of n CANA street. would
eonhdeniialg recommend his friends and patients to b.
4 WEST, as skifal DEETlsT daring bis absenac from
View 1neahsI ,.,1, j. WEST, Practical Dentist,
myk5 bIn liz ST. Charles ST. near Lafayette Square.
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- conner Cana! nrd MaEal.ar... .-.v...1u fr'n..
10 All orders from the county SILL DIG a.uuuy
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T.. H., g. IS. 4 j. ;, ENAPP-
DENTAL SURGEONS, No, IND Ca,ID,o,, <,
~ 9: I |! I d ann,
e6s&a1s=s lisS

Ml2 81. Chartss strsst mar Taf,,,tts So1,a-s
fSbS Pio{bneloE Of Dr. lsvetts PATENT ENAMEL,
"'cn " ths GOld Plates, Springs and Clasps uad IN
occurring Artificial Teeth, are conoeae bv beSnrI tn
ae6 nasiag not only complete imitation of The natural
tr anu uhs, put protecting the metal from acids and
e n g Ne Unpleasant METALLIC TASTE impaired to lie
j. w woud-call particular si,eniop IN nj. ;,,,,,,,a
metnod Of inserting Teeth God Plate Persons i
sueh would DO well 10 cal aud examine snsci1 m M
operations viii be warranted the best Of
material and 70 give satisfaction to those Who NAV ,
re mini J. w. refers the following eeneH,s @
honoFed him with their patronage: s4'en VINO nave
Professor Stone, DR.. BenbTook NoyDby & Nj
Professor M0Tphy, Sykes Hyde, Roes5gp /, STHus'
trolessoT DimitTy, sturges y Wright. etc ETC '"'n'
a ~ Dentists supplied with Gold Fol, Plate Teeb ato
nhSs and Eesde9ce. No. III ST, CaARLEs stfee SeS
v
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GUNNER WATEltING PLNCE-EAsT :,


GUNNER WATERING PIACE-EASF =
- PAsCAGOULA HOUSE.-Ihe Undersigned ~
having leased the Above establishment from the former gsH
proprietor, NJ. j. hlCEae, would inform th- publc.4sss
mat the same will be opened the st OF June. The
ton OF this establishment is superior in respects any
on ne southern coast Il tur east that IT is entirely he
You'd the influence OF the waters Of the Mississippi ami
onLnEs + al all times salt glance at the map OF the Gull
coast "l SHOW Lis. The prevailing winds Of the summer
Oungl4 the pure sea water and intercepted by marshes
or fresh water mss, the overflow of the Mlsss-y
let Fish and Oysters Of the best kind had in abundance
and VIII he served IN the best style The usual amUsFmCLs
l,14d ID sIh places are found al this place and the rides aud
The proprietor faters himself from his experiences in the
business that' VIII be able 10 give g-ugT usnaioH, and
me public 5ured that pains efforts part
he spared To make MS guests comfortable. His table will be
furnished IA the lest style. The wharf will be entirely
as well as the bath houses, which large eye comfortable
RATES OF BOARD:
tCr person staying month longer $40 O uer month
or persons stay s less than month";. u ~ per week.
VI per uly z W
LommuncGg0ns viii he addressed 70 the undersigned ut
East basCGgOula. T. Ii. jerks, Proprietor
~ Hayus easeI the above establishment to Mr.. T. II.
Jenhs take great pleasure in soliciting for him the patron.
age OF my oT1st friends patrons and feel no hesitation
N saying that Il they will him with call, that the
establishment.
myG3d 2mdlE W NJ J. MCRiF former nynnrstor
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ENkuITs, WINES, LIQUORS, etc. etc.
L X. f.. NICHOLS x co. rs Camp street. importers and
dealers IN Wines Liquors, Foreign Fruits etc. have on hand
the following brands J. Henessy, Otard, Dupuy Co.
Jean Louis Pnet Gasllon, j. Fraud, of the following
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Red Eagle CHquot, Scbnei.
brands;
PORT-Sandoman's, Osborn, Ohley Webergle's, in wood
and glass;
SHERRIES-Pemar!n's RaCaya and Echeoepar, in wood
and glass; Amontllado and Golden IN glass:
EMBELLISHMENTS Rutesheimer, JOhaunsberger Spark
ling Hook and Mosele wines;
PRESERN ES-Domestic Havana and Canton.
PICKLES AND SAUCES-Cr0sse 4 gsCkwe's Wells
Muller Provost, Lea Perrn's, Worcester auce etc
order; ' "
HUrS-Wanuts, Fibsrs, Pecans Brazil, etc.;
hlMONllSlOO sacks prime sOsheled Almonds, so boxes
prime Jordan Almonds;
OILS - Essential Obs, Peppermint, Bergamot, Lemon,
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!sADDLEltY WAREHOUSE,

A adg.l bH!IDIaEs BIFTs sTIRRJrs, elo, Q
CLOTHING of all kinds AIR BEps, PHI E.ksEYA
LOWst TARPAgLIss, SADDLE;BAGs TENTS, essss4ss
India Rubber Tent Lioths, of all siZes foF sale by
two SMITH q BROTHER 81 llnnlI.n at
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE IASUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.

INCORPORATED IN APRIL 1879, AND DECLARED A DIVI
pEND OF % PER CENT. on Il MONTHS BUSINESS.
Business IF the Company c9fHsit0 Life Insurance Oaly
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nI ANDERSON, No. IT st: Charles street. -,
a. Watches, Chronometers and Nautical Insu- izESA
ments aocuratey adjusted. Philosophical and Flee Es
tTlca Apparatus made TO order and repaired EAASfS
O-hour Chronometers altered 81 hours. IS Iy
M II. MEYER, No. 100 CAMP street, Wafell- -
III. maker and dealer in IEWELRY, GOLD kSsa
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. T. s.
All Jewelry arrns repaired at moderate prices n1jsfk&A
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CARRIAGES. ETC

(fARHIA GEs-CARaIAGE ss-The subscriber have
~ now on hand large and wel-seleced als0rt- : g 3
nent OF Z ARRlAGS, and constantly ~ q
ing irons the best Northern Manufacture rylSI-
style and Variety. Purchasers would do well to give
call A WOODRUFF - 90
apaH 6IudAIW los ST. Charles strsst
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EREsm CnRN mMAL.

u 5U1sCN0eIs have ON0rGl U5D0I OF the OTI8n1
- steam C9rn Mills at the GOAL ARD, cprEcr Of 81.
100 ana qua Streets where orders Tor fresh Ground
Gorn Heal GntS, Cracked Corn, and Oil Cake will be
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mylS BERTRAND, COMBE e. "a.
MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BlLOXI-The undersigned
w has the pleasure OF announcing her friends 49,.
ana the NpGlc lat size has leased Tor term of vrar
this desirable Hotel The location central IN hug h4
ness convenient to the haTbDr and bath hnnes with 4a8
the uehe OF the sea breeze, and beautiful and po1sgrt
view ne N0Ase wei adapted to lanies the rooms ga
and Wen ventilated, and desraby fitted up. There are sv
eTui IenpIn Alleys attached to the ll0el. alan pna,,
lao' 0" 10 all VINO may favor her with a call.
, Terms reduced from and a.er July L. 1850 as loo
Dy4a' per mon tgl 10
~ NeS"s'r.
CbiIrsn g ,E ;;;....,...... t1
OLD BAYOU ST. JOHN uOVEI-I,Fg
- END gf THE OLD SHELL RuAp.-rhe pablo SD
ar respectfully informed that this delightful and bpau ed a
H'b situated lole now for the rpgeplpp of Vigtas
me Hu supplied with the best OF LIQUORS and the Res
,&ht Is o to be surpassed by any IN the city Gail and
Judge Tor yourselves. -
vs." I'd Is in good orl7r. ie7 #
M 1hptiA nCJ 81, Nos IS and 100 st. Charles street
the StpsGHNrT rspeCtmy announces TO his friends O.
fe puDt generally that he has reduced his rates To n.
1"" uttetss during the summer months, TO $40 rA-A
n'" l1f board, and so for board and lodging The
" ueasnh OF tins house renders 1t particularly convenient
omen 81 business and strangers, His table always supplied
WIN me pest the market Affords and pains viii be spared
10 make his house pleasant home all who may favor him
Hpped with the choicest OF liquors, lie has attached TO this
Us 8m -,''' a'O RiCHARD MURPHY.
SPLIT PEAs-25 halt bbts in store and for sals by
- au24 f. J. HART y co. ~ TehoupitouIas st.
NTHIshH so bbs Western Reserve, and . bhS
w lld Bourbon, in store and for sale by
au22 4. j. HART co,
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GUARDIANS SALE.

IN pursuance Of decree Of the Probate
Court Of Madison county, Miss, made at
!he December Term Of 1850, the undersign-
Cd, as Guardian Of William H. Slaughter, Jr.,
will offer for sale, the Courthouse door
Of said county, on Monday, the 2Oth dag Of
Jcasary neat, on credit Of one year, the
ivllowing described tract or parcel Of land,
situate, lying and being in said county Of
Madison, to wit: The w. ! Of S. w. / sec,
90 TOR. 8 East; also 22 4S-lOO acres,
adjoining the same, bounded as follows: Be-
ginning as the N. w. corner Of said above
described tract, thence North "a chains
thence East 40 chains, thence South 81
chains Is links, thence West 40 chains TO the
beginning; containing in all lO2 4S-l0C
acres, more or less. Bond and approved
security will be required Of the purchaser.
LEWIS g. SLAUGHTER,
Guardian Of WIN. H. SLAUGHTER, Jr.
Canon, Dec. "a, 1850. l6'.St.
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ATTENTIoN2

PHE subscriber, having settled in this place
for the purpose of MERCHANDISE,
takes this method Of informing the citizens Of
Canton and Madison county, that he has
opened his GOODS in the House formerly
occupied BY Mr.. E. D. Ward as a Drug
Store, on the South side Of the Square, and
respectfully sOlicits share Of the public pat
rOnage. As be wishes to dispose Of his pres.
ent Stock before Spring, he has determined to
offer such inducements to purchasers as can.
NOT fail to give satisfaction, and It he has the
ARTICLE. he is certain he can please in
the PRICE. He has CGlicOss Domsst;cs,
CashmsYes, DelGaes and AIpaceas, Sbascts
&c. &c. Hats, Boots aud Shoes.
Being a stranger, bis terms are. "toF shC
present" CASH. Please call and examine
VIM, H. NICHOL.
Dec. 6, 1850.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

~ v;,.ue Of an order Of the honorable
Probate Court Of Madison county, Miss,
n.Se 4 he December Term 1850. ! will
.siI 4 Guardian of Elizabeth Helen Rice.
90 !. M ~ ,. eseeA
Sn 10 county, ID the Utk day of
FSSSnSyy 1851. On a creditcf twelve months
~ nuychaser giving bond and security, the
cIIowiDr described tract or parcel Of land,
IS;no Il said county Of Madison, viz:
"'c1S 'c1Sommencing at s. w. corner Of s. half
All half S. w. quarter Of section 20,
,ounship 8, range 2 East; thence East 20
mains 10 a stake; thence South 35 degrees
~. II links to stake, N. 62 degrees East,
81 I;o[s q 4 line: thence North 20 chains to
,s,sks \ l whence South S5 degrees East. 26
EnLstoB B. Oak; thence West 20 chains to
sske . N South SO degrees West, 26 links to
3 Oak. South so degrees East SO links "a
cum. thence South 20 chains to beginning
whsnee Moth "a degrees East 20 links 4
Elm North W degrees East 25 links to B
0Sh containing 40 acres Commencing a
T corner Of section 10 al stake, whence
North so degrees East 70 links to B. Oak
,hsnce North 46 chains and 81 links to {
stske: whence North 90 degrees East Il
l;nks q a Sassafras; thence West 80 chains 4
a stake; whence North 81 degrees East |
links 10 a Hickory. South 80 degrees West
q links to Hickory; thence South 46 chain
and 81 links to a stake; whence North 8
Inks 10 B. Oak, South IS degrees West s
links 10 P, Oak; thence East 80 chains to tN
beginning.
Also, Negroes, Corn, Fodder, and all til
hrming utensils. belongingto to said estate.
H. SEMER. Guardian.
Dec "a, 1850. l6-A
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THE STATE OF MIssIPPl,
Madison Connta.

4AsNeoUB OVWf9tge
By THE PROBATE COURT OF SAID County,
10 all persons interested in he lands, tens-
me1ts, &C., Of Samuel G. Ratci6s ds
ceased.
NOU are hereby commanded 70 appear BE-
fore the Probate Court Of said county, az
4 regular term thereof to be holden at the
Courthouse Of said county on the ID Mon
day in January, 1851, then andthere to shew
cause, If any you have, why the said court
should not order and decree that the lands.
&C., Of said deceased should not be sold 10
satisfy debts, &c,
WitncM the Hon. JOHN B. HowCoTT, Judge
Of Probate Court of said county, the Sec-
ondlL, MONDAY Of November in the yeaE
ofolr Lord one thousand eight hundred and
fihy seal Of said court.
Issasd the 10th day Of Nov, 1850.
1T. CAMERON, CIsrk;
Canton, Nov 2S, 1850. l2-6m.