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me- ARTESIAN sPRINGs

THE ARTESIAN SPRINGS
TEyHEsE Springs, situated in Madison
y Countt, % miles Northeast Of Can;
ton. wil be. open for the reception Of
visitors IN. the 18th MAY next. Gen. T.
IC McNackin. we'll known to the travels
rhg aud readiOg pnbti as thebest land.
lord Of Ire South, will hive the superin-
~tendence and management under his en-
tire control. This is 4 sufficient guaran-
lee Tor the comfort Of the visitors. We
have erected and ia lie course erection
buildings So efficiently spacious 10 accom-
mod9le FIVE hundred PERSONS in all
comfort, and also a number Of double
! cottages which will be rented to famil-
les BY the m nth Or season. here
will also be a urge Ball Room and Band
of music, Ten lin Alley and Billiard
Tables, for amusement and exercise,
and a Bar room well furnished with tho
choicest creature comforls.n
We have made Arrangements with
Mr.. Ledbeuer, the e%n!erprising contrac
Tor OF the Yazoo City, Lexington and
Benton Stage line, who wi promptly
, convey all passengers from those points
: TO the Springs. ii
> Passengers by way Of Canton. will
be Immediately conveyed TO the Springs
BY Mr.. Jesse P. Brown, il coach and
hack, with speed and perfect safety.
These Springs are situated OF. the
: Ridge which hes between the Biz Black
and Pearl, ia a high rolling country and
d on the immediate border Of the pine re-
!. gion, and the proprietors feel fully Just
fled from their own observation, from
The estimation Of that portion Of The
public to whom the beneficial effects Of
= their waters are known, and from The
;" concurrent Testimony B many intellt
rgent gentlemen of tie medi al profession
Iunder whose recommc ndation'end obser
vatton they have sheen used, in recon
mehding them, in all cases in which Ton
lie les are indicated, bnt especially in all ca
lie ses connected with debililatcd conditlo.
of the DIGESTIVE organs, in diseases 0
The mucous tissues, embracing Dyson
te.y, Diarrhpn, and especially summe
. diseases of chlIdrcn;in chronic iafama
ton Of the bladder, in most diseases {
ty; The Kidneys, especially those atlende
by with alkaline deposits, in lorpot Of II
live /; as a lo'al application IN chroh0
inflammation of the eyes; in diseases
the skin, both as a local and inlerni
lR remedy; in diseases Of the scalp az
ulcers generally and all diseases Of (
males, connected with debility.
Fl, LATHAM.
NJ. JONES.
G. w. HENDERSON.
~ Pr prietors.
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dement, Of the estate ol} bate Court.
Henry / Douglass, dcc'd. } May Term, 1850.
AN reading q. filing The petition Of Sa.
~ roh Douglass, Executrix &c, one Of
liz creditors Of said estate this day pre-
rerred, the said petitioner representing
and alleging the security ia. A. CASH
day, as Admir-. de bohis non Of said cs-
tate 10 be insufficient.
It is therefore ordered By the court,
Ethot said A A Cassidy, dmn'r as a(ore-
said be cited to answer said petition at
The next July Term of Ills court, and to
show cause, if any he can Why he should
not give other and sufficient security as
said administrator, pursuant 10 the pro-
visions Of the statute in such cases ma le
and provided. And it appearing to the
sntfaation Of the colrt, that SAID A A.
Cassidy, admir- as aforesaid is not a
citizen OF this State, but resides beyond
the limits Of tn State, 50 that. the ordi-
naryprocess Of law cannot be served Oh
him. ltis therefore orderedtAat publ
cation be made for four successive weeks
in the Mississippi Creole, requiring the
said AL A. Cassidy 10 appear at the time
above specified, and give other and fur
Their security as aforesaid or his letters
will be revoked, A true copy from The
minutes.
81. ST AT'T4 ]. T. CAMERON,
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GO.OOO PersOns

NR ~ " " Il V l. - ~ y !
y. ~ ~ ,T,.,a., 05 oond,,;o,s omooy which
were a Ia rge noint65er Of Iadies, Who're peculiarly subject
10 Nenvous .Umt,.I".f n ~ ,n,,,1rr " orrprn
,La, al ho,o Of relief he'd lee, eiyea IN, and every
tLioT cleo been l. led ia vain!
To illrstt9te the use of the EAhSANiO Dell;
suppose the case oil a person sW'c!So Wl,h wa
civilization DYSPEPSIA, or any otner Chlolc o. neaE'
o9s D'sordeI. Ia Ordinary cFses, s ss' ond muscles i Of he
s %nT" Oh y eGord ieapoyS.y relief but which leave the
paueat i'll a oWeI 81 %a oo.sod Nouv comnere His
u ' Wv of mt' ,esnltinr rom the application Of the GAL
MmittnN,ISS = n ~ Toiles a nvsnn,,ic sufferer even ia the
NANIC BELL. ~ ~ Napn5 simnlv tie tbe Eelt
worst symptoms VI gu w." na Gio %mo EGt,i1 as attracted,
giooi", u bo1Ei vsi5 Va, negsri,ation will act ON
IN a snort peilou te e ~ ri tthayehv cansing a cal.
Tue positsI ~ urLioL Lii nd "a 10 The negative and
vanlc cileulatpln " ny y. w. - P tIns LoonSrs nm a con-.
thehce ptVS w." w i w. ,bronghont tIe system.
u1iuu"s "S'got'o oorat cosss oG DYSPEpSjA are PER.
HisNENTTY CURED. A FEW DAYS IS AMPLY
rIH ~, IN M FRADiCATE THE DISEASE OF
SGtF,CiENA 1
lhN'" ,ro1rr,Tc
rEDWTFINAVEN AND TESTIMONIALS
U11iNl u 1OHlt - +hL'A
OF the most UndOUDieU O"Nt"c'o''
r,or all n,rts of tbe country could be given. sufficient to
r ~ w., ooInN, in this n,6er!
NJ FVTR CASES
IAN
winch concluSlVe'y p'o'e>'"'
(. Vrufh 10 sfYanOpT than Fiction"
CUR OF
-, p..,oLif;a and Dvynepsia,
RheumatlSm; btoACAA|' "N DJSF
INV mp lands, A CLERGYMAN
r.-,,, oho;,no,tsa and exalied
Of New Jersey, OF distinguished s''aln"eu'' oN '
reputstion:- r,,v 10 1919
oipTGr IN. Va, gvo,g, To know Of
me what has 9ee4 the result "a a ny PyT GT" A M NECK.
application Of THE GALVANaC BELL ANU NENN'
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DR.. cHRIsTIE's
rATUANTC BRACELETS

sro r,nrl Of vast service in cases of Commissions or rus,
snasmodic Complaints, and general Nervous aIecuons
NJ The Heod and upper extremities. Also IN faisy anu
PARALYSIS and oil diseases caused by a dehciency OIL power
or Nervous Energy in the limbs or other organs . '0
body. or the
ma N1aov hundred Certificates from al ps.s or he
,oy1trv Of the most extraordinary character can U0
given, If required.
M No trouble or inconvenience attends ihs u.s. md M
NY CHPTSTTES G.aLHaNIC ARTICLES, S ~
tbov NAV he worn by the most feeble and Gellcsle, ti IL
nerfant ease and safety. In many cases inc se y
Extending their use is highly pleasant ana as'e'"O''
They can be sent to any part ofthe country
Pricess
The Galvanic Belt, three gola u
The Galvanic Necklace, Two DCllarsI t
The Galvanic Bracelets, One DoIIaE haOn'
The Magnetic Fluid, one Do,u .,.;,
ma The articles are accompanied by iul ana IL Pi bad
;tgSSS,ions Pamphlets with full particulars may DC nSu
Of the authorized Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
ma Be,Oare of COtnterfeits aud Worthless lMlIa''0"'
D. q. MoREHEAD, M Il p ,%vs
.rnn ~ kcFNT For Fl UNITED sTAIEs'
SENLNAN 1872 R%roadway, New AOTA'
Fer sale by
,pRlIETLY T. IosPY
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nuNhI ", Eli Ct6Tb :
ABSrRAC t.
Sl in this case is filed against
Pts by the plaintiff to subject
a Halls Carriage to his claim
v IN preference to the martgags
E@Iendant GrantIand and Smith,
Altachment lem Of defendant
-sald plaintiff herein claimHo
" labor performed on, and mo.
gIQlsIled for the repairing o
image.
LAWSON & FoRD,
Soils for Compt.
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TATE OF MIssIssIppT.

W MISS 'SSlFPL,
/ "A Madison County.
ni9lATF COURT OF SAID County,
march Term, 1850.
p ro,9'e Of B. L. Barnes, decd,
Nj Oeen reported to and declar
i. court insolvent; Notice is
ls s%sn 70 all persons having
e,s.. The estataof said deceas.
Rbsssln The sam he undersign-
6 'sl9 7 the 81 aday Of Oclo-
'nelr claims will be forever
''s' ofthe court.
III Il j. J, 7. CAMERON Clk.
81 6m
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Out fer ChPNp Goods:
TnE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison C0MMlN-ss.

ILuu SNoH CoN"
By The Probate Court Of said County
To Tile heirs, credjOfrs uni all pers.
n iatereste in the estate Of
Gijeon G TdwcH ,dec'd,
you are hereby commanded to APP
= pear before the Probate court OF
Madison county, al a regular term there
of to.be holden in the court house Of
ly, on the Second Monday Of
B50, then and there to shew
any you have, why the said
Mould not order and decree the
foil ing described lands, tenemenls,
&c. 70 be sold TO pay the deb,s. of said
deceased, viz:
The north .egs' Quarter Of section no
%, and the southeast quarter and ives
half of the northeast quarter Of section
no "a, and township 8, range no 9 east
and the east halt of southwest quarter
section no. 10, south west quarter o
northwest quarter OF section 10, town
ship 8, range 3 east,-aIso the south
half of the west haIfof the north ives
quarter of section "a, township rang
9 cast.
Witness, the Hon. IoHN h
TlowcoTT, Judge Of Probate O
said county, the second Mon
day Of June in the year {
1 our Lord one thousand eigE
hundred and fifty and seal |
said court,
ISSUED, the 9th day Of Iune, 1850
JOHN T. CAERON, Clerk
June Is, 80. 41-4
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P8iN

-~sf-I
mOLBEAR'S Writing Academy in ,ly
by Masonic Hall, Main St, Natcht =
Miss. will be kept open the ensuing
year.
or 3 Gentlemen will be qualified to
teach writing and net as agents Tor the
sale Of DoIbeur's science Of Penmanshlp
and Dolbesr's superior Gold pens in the
Southern States.
A men class Of teachers will com
mence on the 4th of Nov,
Lptte S addressed to Levi Dolbear
Natchca. will receive prompt attention
Mr. A d Thompson who is well
qualified to teach Pennanshlp, will give
lessons in Madison and Rankin Counties
during the summer, wherever a cIas:
of or Is pupils can be formed,
ORA new class of Teachers will be
gin on the 4lh Of November next.
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,ofNississippi,( Inthe circuit court
aan County, Of said county
APRIL TERM, 1850.
JR. Lewis On the chancery
vs. OF the docket afore-
fall, et al said court.
row to wit. on the 18th day Of
iii, 1850, This day came the
laal by his solicitor, and upon
compIamants bill, and it salts
appearing that the defendan
IaI, is not a citizen Of this State
ies beyond the Limits thereof so
ordinary process Of this court
u executed upon him. There
i order red that the said delendl
a Hall, enter bis appearance in
/ the next term thereof, to be
h the Court. house in the town o
Madison county, on the frs
Of October ensuing, and plead
W demur to compliments bill
~ the several allegations there
10 taken for confessed agains
lor hearing %expatte. and thu
hereof decteed accordingly -
mlOfe ordered that a coy o
Ptbe published in the "MississlE
Fs,' a pHbIic newspaper, publish
DO town Of Canton, once a weeI
Ynths-and it is further order
lie court that this cause be cor
l1lll the mex term of this court
V copy from the minutes Of sal
HENRY R. COULTER Cleri
ABSrRAC
MI in this case is filed again.
lh by the plaintiff to subje'
POI Halls Carriage to his clai.
II HA IN - A.
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WATCHES! WATCRESW WATCHEs!!!

WATCHES! WATCRESW WATCHEs!H
ga THE Subscriber having
Ga1<p|A Just returned from New
&0.- c2y York would most respect
s%.1L fully invite the attention
Of the citizens of Madison and sur
oundinr counties, to the finest stock Of
WATCHER AND JzW3%l2.%
ever offered IN this market; among which
are to be found "a superior assortment o.
GOLD HUNTING LEVER, GOLD OPEN
F4CE, DETACHED, ANCHOR &
DUPLEX WATCHES; SILVER
HUNTING CASE DIETRICH
ED PLAIN MATCHES,
Toget err with a full assortment Of the
fin. st and most fashionable
Lady's Breastpins, Bracelets,
Ear Rings, Finger Rings,
Gold chains, pencils,
Gold pens, Gold &. Silver Spectaclcs
Gold and Silver ThimbIes,
Silver and plated wares;
A large and we'll selected assortment O.
Superfine Cutlery,
From the most approved makers; togeth.
Ler with a variety of other articles too
tedious to mention, al Of which we IN.
vite the public and Especially The Ladies
to call and EXAMINE for themselves, a
we take great pleasure in showing thoQ
at al times.
9rNoahlhe Post Office, Canton, Mi
* wv. KING.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

MADISON COUNTY,
In the Circait Court of said County
October Term, l849-
H IoS T 5s. On til. ch,n,err
James W. WILEY, side Of the Docket
E Esni! =; WILEY H,,4., and Of said Court
A ND now 10 wit on the 18th day of
IA April; 1850. This day came tie
plaintiff by his attorneys, and upon
opening compIainanls' bill and 1t salts
ractorliy appearing that the defend
ants are not citizens of this State
but resides beyond the Limits thereof,
SO that the ordinary process Of this
court cannot be executed upon them.
Therefore it is ordered that the
said defendants enter their appearance
in Court at the mex term thereof,
to be holden at the Courthouse in the
town Of Canton, Madison county, on the
first Monday of October next ensuing,
and plead, answer or demur TO COM
pIainants' bill of complaint, other
wise the same will be taken as con
lessed against them, set for hearing
exparte and the matters tfereofdecreed
accordingly And it is further orders
cd that a copy o. this order be publish
ed in the "NIisstssippi Creole" a news
paper published in the town Of Canton
once a week for two months successive
Iy,
Atruo copy fromth minutes of sale
court. Attest
HENRY r. COULTER, Clerl
, ABSTRACT.
The bill in this case Is filed to fore
lose mortgage given by defendants
; One the east half of south east quarter
; section 20, and the west half Of ives
half Of section 28, and the ncrth.wes
: q2arter of section 33, all in township
range 2 east--eXoept 90 acres lynn.
south O. the Canton and Livingston ro9d
Also North half Of vest half of north
west quarter Of section 81, township s
range 8 east, containing in all 420 acre:
: with the implements thereon-to secur
ri The payment oil a note made bp delenC
ants payable to the order Of the plain
tiff, $l4,86,8 So, dated Canton, May Sc
E. I849, and due one year after the dat
thereof.
Of T G. TUPPER, Sol, for Com
le June 90 80.
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DR.. cHRlsTlE's-


10 Ise y Rrorchiiis Inflammation Of the Throat, Nervous
and smd Sick dr HeSjoche, Dizziness Of the Head, Neuralgia in
he Face. Bul7ing or Roaring in the Ears, Dealness'
which is generally Nervous, ond that distressing CUM
plant, called Tic Doloreux'
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MORE new GOODS!

WI M kSEW GUUDO
nM0NADD 800
A RE constantly receiving fresh sup.
IA plies Of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods from NewY rk.
They have now in store a fall and
complete s,o k Of goods suitable for the
Sc ason, among which are the following,
TO which they invite the attention ofthe
public
embroidered. Berages, plain, fglrcd
and embroidered, Fancy, Dlaip, plaid
and black silk Tissues.
Plain Sw SIS and ~Iaconels;
Figured and embroidered Swiss;
Printed J~ackonrts;
Organaus and Torleton musllns;
Cheap linens; figured lawns;
Bar muslin. A for l24 cts.
Lawr A'ds., all prices;
Fine Grass L wn do.
A Large and well selected stock
or Thread, Jackouel, Silk aud Wove
dgings and Insertions.
Silk ana Blond Laces;
Frill and Figured Bobinets;
KID, Thread and Silk Gloves.
A Handsome Assortment of
,opnet Ribbons, Hats Tor children,
Flowers, v reaths, Bonne's
L.accs Tor Ponuets, Fans, a great variety,
Fancy and balc% Silks Hosiery,
Po%rasols, Laco Capes, Reucu' es,
Embroidere do; Combs,
French worked Canes. Bujs, and Fancy good
F." Collars, Cufs,f Of all kinds.
hrCALL AND EXAMINE. 10
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DR.. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC BELL
MAGNETIC FLUID,
d

GENERAL BlLITY,
Strengthening the weakened body, giving tone to the
various organs, and inylgo atng the entire system. Also
in FITS, CRANE, PARALYSIS and PALSY DYSPEP.
STA oc INDIGESTION, RHEUMATISM, ACUTE and
CHRONIC, GoUT, EPILEPSY, LUMBAGO, DEAF.
NESS, NERVOUS TGEMORs, PALPITATloN OF
THE HEART, APOPLEXY. NEURALGIA, AIN
in the SIDE and CHEST, LIVER COMPLAINT, SPINAL
COMPLAINT, aud CUEVATuRE of the SPINE. HIP
COMPLAINT, DISEASES of the KIDNEYS DEFt
ClENCY or NERVOUS end PHYSICAL ENERGY,
and oil NEEVOUS DISEASES, which complaints arise
from one simple cause-namely,
A Derangement Of the Nervous System.
no In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and Medi.
cines increase he diseose, for they weaken the vital ener.
gies of the already prosuated system while, under the
Strengthening, ite.giyingr vitalizing influence Of Gal
vanish, as applied by this beautiful and wonderful dis.
cuvery, the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer is
restored to former heclth, strength, elasticity end vigor'
The greet peculiarly and excellence of
DR.. Chistie's Galvanio Curatives,
consists in the feet that they arrest and cure disease by
saehcafd coqltcaitor, in piece Of the usual mode OF drug
ging, and p~hysicking the patient till exhausted Nature
sinks horelessly under the infection.
They s~ireagLbel tie tyboie system, sqratiss The etrett
lation Of The blood, promote the s%ectsiionS, aad nepeI "a
Ire slightest itiiHy pndef eng citoumstonces' since tnel
Introduction in the United Stotes, only three years SINCE
more than
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.,usgEON AN
Bd'' Circuit court U. s.
s'r'''' southern Dist, of Mi.
c...n In Chaneery'
g'.'' he 5th day Of August
'i, raI la as Commissioner APP
! WI, abo,o stated Decree pro-
Ia' III, he Court House door in
70 the highest bidder on
~ = months, the follow ng
ar parcels of land, lying
a,'l he Re county Of Madison
amherst quarter sections
M northwest quarter east
v, onarler, west half south
- .1si half south ives quarter
IN southeast quaFle[ III ooO'
'Ir so6thwest quarter, east
~. .na quarter, and east half n
" l,' u sec 26; east halt south
]" sec 81; west half north
IA east half northeasI
ny &c "a; vest half nor'hwes.
,s,t half south west quar-
Nm northwest quarter, ives ],
,.,,, quarter, east half sootl
~, y, and west half northwcs
,,c,ion So, all in township
,s,l; and Vest half northeas
rs.t half northwest quarter
.ollhwest quarter, and eas
,,hses quart tel in section z
Range | west, and
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AMA%G I'D

o.n. negro slaves with their
a.,l Tasso, Miller, Moses
'aiIs wife Misse, and their child
HrtveII and his gife Rachel,
rdhs vile Maria Leonard and
VIE and their child; Henry
abony, Barny, Abraham, Fanny
I'M Sarab together all and sin
building and appearances in
ltbe several tracts and parcels
hoaging and appertainlng'
s,ri9g interest from date, with
aHicient security will be re
FIELDING DAVIS.
sp, 1850. commissioner .
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-19

have expressed my views thus freely on the topics to
Fhich you call my attention. conoeving il due you snd to
M In the present posture Of affairs, that my sentiments
houd bs uttered without reserve have no opinions
conceal According 10 my view Of the subject there no
such grounds Of division shosd prevent the Wings Of the
State and the Nation from uniting and acting together in sup
port Of their ancient and defined principles. Differences
Of sectional feeling ought not now than in times past TO
separate Northern and Southern Wings in their efforts
wise and honest adminsion Of Govern
ment May itever be administered in piitof justice towards
all sections We must ac together in uphodng the caIdi
ns doctrines Of the Wing faith The constitution doesno
belong to the North the South We are all concerned in
the exercise Of its powers for the benecent which
was designed fulfil The accountability and limitation Of
the Executive power the Independence Of Congress the
protection of national industry the improvement Of nav
CATION and intercourse all our channels Of the
observance of justice in relations with all counesthese
objects which demand thoughts and our energies
Upon them all unite. In regard to these and many
other views which the Wings there are no geogra
phcal distinctions The diversity Of sentiment between the
great sections to which have alluded long all will
be guided by the chart Of the constitution will
endanger the Union those cherished ties which bind
the Wing party together.
You and have witnessed the patriotism and true national
feeling evnced by Wing brethren Of the South during
of personal association with them in the halls of Con-
gress II is impossible that should be separated from
them in feeling political principle will surrender
my claim live and die in the national party with Clay
and Crittenden Bell and Mangum, Stsnly and Gentry
There peculiar incentives to union and harmony the
present crisis We have Wing Administration worthy Of
highest confidence in both National and State Gov
ernmens We bound to support them with efficiency in
carrying out the for which have abored through
30 many years of effort and vicssitude.
My sentiments fully before you find myself placed
by agency solicitation Of my own in position Of
usual decacy am not responsible for the existing dissen
sions. Having no resenments crafty and personal
ends promote it has been my constant effort to allay ami
mostes heal divisions, and preserve that harmony
which ensures vigorous and successful action.
ths Wing party is to perish BY its own feuds am guilt
less of the great calamity for the Wings Of this State
to determine whether all their efforts and sacrifices shall
to this inglorious conclusion. As-
1t proper for add that the article in the Evening
Journal which your letter refers contains correct and
thorized expression of my views.
! remain, with great regard yours, truly,
WASHINGTON HUNT
Hon. FRANCIS GRANGER.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-19
| NTI-RaEUMATIC AND OTHER FLASNELs

N We have now in store complete stock Of Flannels,
comprising the best assortment have offered and
many Of them under the market price. We name in part
pieces anti-rheumatic Welsh Fanne very heavy and
soft, cheap and desirable.
pieces Welsh Fannels various qualities
20 do fine all Wool Flannels
10 do medium quality, some very wide
10 do all wool, good goods, at IS cents
IS do red and yellow Flannels all prices
do red twiIled, very heavy
piece heavy grey twiied FIannels for drawers
pieces heavy twilled country Flannels, mled both
sides, and very desirable for the winter
case brown Canton Flannes at 1871 cents
DO do do 10 do
ALSO
case Yarn, comprising general assortment Of white blue
grey, black, and red all Of the best make
w. NJ. SHUSTER x CO.
oct lg-dlmh Corner 9TH st. and Pa avenue.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-19
J COMMUNICATIONS. /

MssHs GAINS & SEATos Permit me 70 tax your indul-
gence by request to add small sddends TO my article ON
the Nile. Gonda the capital Of Abyssnis, as stated in
Blacks sas stands at tuds lao 30 NJ longitude s7e 5
y. from London. The source Of the Nile a. de-
ducsd from the data stated in my article In the National In
tsligencer Of this morning. Is very nearly south and one
thousand miles distant from Gonda and twelve hundred miles
southwestwsrd from Cape GuMdsfui The southern
branch Of the Ethiopian Abysinisn Ne laid down on
our map rises about three hundred miles southwark of Gon-
OAR Opening compass to embrace nine hundred miles on
Blacks scale and placing the pivot Gondar the moveable
es viii reach the Donsa Mountains and, sweeping around
passes near the now assumed of the Bahr Ell Abiad
and thence along the coast Of the Indian Ocean Cape Guar
dafui Them contracting the compass four hundred miles,
ts sweep will reach nearly to the junction of the Abyssinan
Nile with the Bahr el Abad and thence enclosing Abyss-
MIA to the Straits Of Babemsnds These two curve lines
leave between them circular zone sixteen hundred miles in
length and FIVE hundred in width comprising between seven
and eight hundred thousand square miles Of land and blank
in science. fl
To all the preceding there Is st beyond and we hazard
nothing in stating that within this great uxxrows far above
one million Of square miles embraced Who are thew
who destined to dsspate this darknessl
OcroBER ls, 1850. WILLIAM DARBY.