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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19
LIyernool ilnnthit Tobacco Report,

The sSes mis- morni are $50 hhis, viz ISL Flrg'nz
leaf Sl8 Gemmed. l5i ks lucky l7a 45j .trmusd a1i
Msr sucs, II tht.e 300 Vrlia Leaf q - bns ani -
Kentrckv tea were axe flr s.uj ~ Nfgtrit s.f ara
81 ,teulaed FOR S.0'ls NrSLitle Leaf and Is K-1mrkY
lesffuf talon ~ guia o.f AZ stem n+ = N,n.
inch, lss' ard n st-rd .r Tss4e; AID 81 Vi gina 49,,
g IN r,rd. 81 Kelacly lea 4i9 sennsi And M1ry
lsnrsbN ihs irtce. The Imp ia ~ hli. ~ ~
Orleans $40 Bsh7rO>r y PhsdelDnia 10 N-~YOrk 10
Male. s PreGluD. and from AficA Toe axbOrl' ~
S7i Ind I, Africa ana a. Hsgfs Too demand
- !. uoEth again be~n eODsdef4te, o. AID Dolo
Vfre fa leaf whrh Hitherto hsd i-iy neg
coed at length scied sueno M cnossq n
ne tsatrd q esch surce-dng stss-r ~ M
va-l OF lhr Rrn Hug crop sui lch4ses &, snm-
a elt been maze for resale, e. tl1 Ne scy
.fal pricrs ho lesf and tenm-i az o'der,d ID 90
r. ~ lhe TIE dbl cl.ss-s ~
ned are reduced 10 An, aud h.gner c-' hA 9 ns-n
cb f1 s.cs cell fJr - f. AID alter our qiI.
ia ,r ftcor6rsy We-e,n lssf and steuald as wIJlt
aliei sion Out held hruly
1853 Hal. I3A9 Hhi,
r, heccoIu Livsrpool, June 93....t4 tGi IItu
Imn,ried il July................. 1904 %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19

Aths residence at =. Flushing, l. on Satur
6sy rveIiUs, August H. tFFi t CHAM LANREN T. Ia
ih- 77th yea u tisses
Hi. resuvrs nrnds especially invited 10 attend
bt iurefal uu Tu-dsy afternoon % met a. o'clock
Augu.tl7, JOskPuiNE, Dat. hger " A. snd 4 5ruoa.
Lhe Sgd - Nesfs
The iisnds OF h- family req1e,ted ssnd hariuae
RAJ A. her ishefs NeVIyn, L. l. Oa aOldsy, rs i9tl
u'c
August IS tho rs,ldence OF hs mother Scip'o
Vile GAY Ugs county, NcN-N0rA ASA ALTON, vi 4 q
UNIV ooo. Nrtuton county. Mes sS-d 81 years
~ New-Or eaub pspsrs peas- copy.
Al ouftzm Gf~rt-c o. %, AuyI.ti3 GAS PALEN,
sFtd p years ton " the Istu iona Paea Of Casual
"a sAV rosy mofDiug AuIust II, CArhGAtSE GAY.
LIS 20 " monts sest cfii = James s. GOcnfsn
A. o.oioet ui' morning, aug l., WILLIAM v. DAY.
ION sgtd ~ yeas
10 Couis o. N RI on he 81 mat Mrs May cLARg,
wife ~ nttcvstd Suin of New YofK Ci.y and dIIsa-
teTOf samuel Can, ksQ
o. Mscsun " o. jay So OF scrofl's CHaRLEs l. SKIS.
NEK, sked shout % Ears. rauv- u Nsn-iOiK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19
CaI,,,r,Ia y-,,F,, sooEs., sSs.

No date -. - lJn 20 " snip DlmjAfOn ffon AZ NJ.
Oresls fjr san Fra ciscl--90 "a OIL
Ii he strai Of Mage an Nay ~ sch Avon, or k
hur) H.ie,l IN Boston (Ach p Or St1 Ffa cisco soc
hsd bseu e s. q days, vi head sili al bolster
CTS Eesiler-a a wen
sd fro.p sulit .i.h Ill iteamer Ca Z ? .g,)-, PIT
man tfr,Y New YORK May so for Car. rlial cautrss
~ .upyly OF cos rad obtained So cords oi wood A.
SuTlnAm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19
Iendon rIeplhl1 7. baeeo Report.

- a. lsi rocn.b were $40 th+s ofsi sor g. NJ sn-a
character Of The market hss eru ical ilcrestsd Noes
aud rfces or iore drfc-ipr0us p.es-ri1g A. up~tri
tendency 80 auce more efp~csl5 90 ms, 'o 800
Lther rs-S hsve been tu1m Ted TO- ard 2f iom- pAfcs
fLuier siva0ce dru sndec-sni 80 have '- ~
10 make some u posrt rlerat ors n our ql"su'1s A.
gices by u lss packet hav- :0Lnrsi pfr''us 1iat
geI c. relative - he orot2eclYe crop Q. - ~ -
liz doubt appears 10 be entertained IS 70 s O5ng y7y
skoa very large pO'uon 81 me $3.50 80 lsie
ard 90 Liverpool hes been siiadfa|n rom h7 nalA--
We feel eUctsnt 10 adgur1g % ceiln cic4i 'siei
5urrg Toe lssisx months pgr9 rllS 10 M" ls p's.'l'
aud prospective position OF he mirk-t We 90 n' qi's-
th- iscis sci ofi DAt pforsl asL'sl VIC CURE
edo. ted hcn 10 perfectly transparent 20 every ols og!
10 suho has become subject Of general oaSe-ye on
We tust ns iha compelled 10 a-iace n )e Psr-
ticulsry 20 the matter IN question
IMPORTs-760 bios.
Dsly.sIfs- 50 hhd' sgsini 1919 hhiI IN The core.
spuud ng month = 1919.
srocE- l5a hrd, sgsinst p 176 hhis IN 1912; o Oh
hhd' 10 1876 ot4 hhae 10 1876 20 hacs u 1916 and
157Oi hnds IN 1915
10 VEcSA sses have been upward OF so hhdI very
frstss; for al desrflpcns iIrih ADVANCE dan 4cd-
co. ano me present contracted position OF ms marx 'p
Vsars 20 enTey favor Of hJ!1esg For eEp3fttnpl
ssle. have COZ rrged very limited 10 KENrUcgY LIAR
and S1APs sses may esmled e. $40 hndE inca iing
81 hos tLEsn Tor resale; hOders hi7e tSJwn no nc IA
ion Ia he ale, ex-erny AZ extreme pr ces: husa "a
bss heen cipay c1oG1ef 5riS5 and - he so,t q
ch fy the tsncs Of the importer aEsl siy nee his
srn- been submitted H. For exploration very
lite cOne. MARYLAND quie neglected Al des,npI o1s
suitehir for home trade taken really Nfl o@-ss
Ia CUBA and YARA sales have been esoc.ei TO large ex
sod Tor export or the latter good ana fne qlaleI
red affirm rates In BRAZIL, PoRTO Rico. HAVANA SEED
LgAF FLORIDA. I'd hANILLA, very ltle done.
IMPORTS IN JULY, 1880
Viginis. .hhdi Tres $50
hsTyands 'C 'o'
ktLtuC linus a IL
Negro Head aud Cavsn ih ....tsgs cs ald boxes 169
DELIVERIES IN JULY, 1850.
FOR EXpORTATIoS.
Vrginia. Kentucky, Gc...................hhd' $1,000 fsJ
Maryland tl) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hds)
FOR HONE TRADE.
Virginia Kentucky Gc.................haftS srct i2I
NsTvsud bids ..... -i
UNDEz BOND.
I'd hl }
NaT,lsrd .hnds zee. w
REMAINING IN THE WAREHOUSE IuLY 50 1880
NrginlA... ihur - ~
K.ntucsy rec p 80
MaryIhrd bids uci)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19
Rrceipts of Produce

By North R.rer BoAs-5a'urdsy, Aug. H.,
80 6D our 80 do AZ .rr - do WHISKY - pEgs Il
ter b. 90 Cut Nests n d. alO~, 293 ba Vol ~ A(
bulh Corr, 500 a. O.ts, 900 do Wh-a 500 90 feet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19
MA RRIED.

AiYork Mich. Aug , SgDGwIcg JENvEss, - Daroi',
snd Lucy JANE, Only da gh er Of lion. Wm Moore u
iUih.
A, croft Aug u. m b. Nr D,Gsld, JAMES A.
HtNcnsAS 70 tLizAsgT ID ugaIer . Joseph A. NJi-
ion Al VI Detroit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19
FOUL. ssl2ns s9se2 s1AAs

The imports Of dry goods continue. We are Rladso
perceive. 10 ,kos = decrease The quantity Of
goos entered direct from the ship for nptoo,
and witbdrs WI nom Ssrvhpuss aDouats - 81 llI.F
,3a only. sssiDst si sIs 500 the previou, week.
ssd sa,sSs,7ss the week before, showing do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19
HiNiAruR1 AisAsac WIS pAy.

sys-EiSes.. IA seu. 900. 3 Sos...s lon
HtsB SArEk AaguE g
Sanity HI. SIS Gov tai 7 "A S-u oa@... 0sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19

~. ? -
In me March report, The whole Of in' aa9 40 ~
hh fJ.m no pan OF IA. general aglr~2t -, a; IT, we
June report The whole 81 ne item marcel Aoi $50 oi
tbs uotucuded in the i"c uded IN ne aRgt-gaie
On conn sug tbe rot1Tns Il JIDs win zoo previous 10
port, va fui some important chA1g9s IN, oesf -
psssirr uuce There tho dte o 1e esf rtp i -
B.rhsand Bari ing Associations ~ YORK TIE saross
the time he prev Oos report wss m4ae $50
S8Set85 while srec- has accumulated r-pd'y ana ,as
vsnS Al IN date OF .he lest rep)tt 1u!alloo s
OCO more Than 10 March There ar gnsI nen' ~ ~ M
,nsrIia ~ changed which will attract The su;'u u u our
Amount Of coal transported on the Reading Rail
road, for the week ending the lJin inst Jill!
tuas; previously 700, 40 .uns-to.si, 7jl,|!0 sanS.
Sane time last year, 696,76l tuIS. TransPoEsed
Oh tho Lehigh Cana, last week, 5,537 tans; prs.
v.ou,ly, 4l3,957 tuns-total 1921 tuns.
Three hundred and three vessels passed through
the Wenand Canal during the month Of JAY. Of
which % went down for American ports, and 80
for British; and IS up for the former snd IS '5r
the latter.
In regard to Canal tolls, the Ereaiag Journal
says:
We have every reason to believe that there vii
he az the end of the season no def ency IN Canal
Tolls During The month of June and pare OF jay
there was a large dlDinutlOD, butthe Returns male
during the last three weeks show large gains over
tbOss ola sPOndiDg period last yoar. The re-
ceipts for the first week ia August thls year are
Ss4 564 CO. against ST. ,397,s2 lsstye.r showing an
increase Of S23 I66.s6. With the large crop OF
wheat a. the west anL the north Fes. wnlcd Is "a.
riously estimate q, bat which al agcso thl. che
yield m Ohio Will bs % 100000 bushels, Michigan
IL 600 600, and the O,ner Western states IN propor
tion; when this toge 1er Wllh tue other ricn pro
ducts Of the fertile We4t begios 10 move tJward
market, the present deficiency upon the whole sea.
con. ,shIcb nov amuunts TO s72,O33 80, will soon
"A nd
AS m Did as the diminulion some two moaths ago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19
Markets -. clasyu.Ls Rsroxrso voA Tss TsrsUTE.
o.rrpn4v Anyuat II


AsHEs-Pols are scarcely 81 arm uuder me sdViees
GOlp abroad ssles $50 81 gr Psars aua az ~
fr Pots The stock GA Fiday he Wsfeh0use u aesHa
CSnidy Famtr& Co consisted OF 2.s9 boa fois, aud
III Pearls tog. ther - 81 .-,-----,
CUTTON-The market Is vary hfm nnasr me ieiegrsph
xoyces oui tho "a uib of injury ~ tns crop o ~Ofns
several tseg fprhic crcers we're Tsfsivef rom Ih-
South to 10 d Cotton fIr bighe- pnces The Saos are
400 o.! trO sa.es. S)De BIDS cent better tuHa yoi
le5day were msds TIE nsgfegztr ro-eios A. al tn3
Etl.lDg p0s 2h4 sol Dg-s, aga Is oJj 100 - same
crrfeasr mis- Session Of Oh 40 bai-s
Tbe toa foreign poft tnsy-ar 7D59O bt-s less t1sn
a.If.r taN 10 halls decr51ss T. al Bnll1 o. tJ
Frelce 81 s6 decrease 10 Sh - t1f)ps l1d
S82oecrsGss 20 olhef foreign porB T1s mp De4sfrom
knuten to Nurhen rOrs sTs 80 hars lss ~ f-ts3n
and lh.-e a ~ ocI.a.9 10 stock o 81 38l Daes
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-18
MARRIED;
RANDOLPH.

On the 10th inst. by the Rev. VIM.
Fl. Seat. Mr.. VIM. J. Kendall, to
Miss Mary Richards both of this
county.
With The above notice we received
the usual printers fee, and owing to
the absence Of the Editor, l had TO Off
ciate in his place, and as a recon
pense for my trouble Ijdevoured his
Pro. rata Of the good things politely
forwarded to this Office by the happy
pair.-May happiness and prosperity
attend them through life.
And may exquisite harmony, rectitude
grace, and intelligence, be .reconciled,
combined. entwined in the same life By
that divine artist, which is called love.
PrtAter's Devil.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-18
ADMINISTRATORS Nar1CE-

ALL persons interested in the ES-
"a TATE Of Armstead Branch decd
are hereby notified that at the June
Term 1850, of the Probate Cont %
Madison County, l will present for
allowance, my anal account as admin
istratOr de bOnis non ofsaid estate, when
and where they may appear and show
cause why the said account should not
be allowed, and a decree made therein
accordingly. E. G. HENRY,
ap 1876. Adm. de bonis non.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-18
THE ARTESHAN
SPRINGS,

THESE Springs situated in Madison
county, 90 miles Northeast of Can
ton, will be open for the reception of
visitors on the 10th May next. Gen. T.
C, McMackin, well known to the travel
ing and reading public as the best land
lord Of the South, will have the superln-
tedence and management under his en-
tire control. This is a sufficient guar
entee for the comfort ofthe VISITORS
We have erected and in the course
Of erection buildings sufficiently spa
Lcious. to accommodate 500 persons
in all comfort, and also a number Of.
double cottages which will be rented to
families by the. month or eason There
will also be a large Ball Room and band
Of music, Tenpin Alley and Billiard
Tables, for amusement and exercise,
and a Bar room well furnished with the
choicest "creature comforts"
We have made arrangements with
Mr., Ledbetter, the enterprising contrac.
tor ofthe Yazoo City, Lexington and
Benton Stage line, who will promptly
convey all passengers from those points
to the Springs.
Passengers by way Of Canton, will
be Immediately conveyed to the Springs
by Mr.. Jesse p. Brown, in Coach end
Hack with speed and perfect safety.
These Springs are situated IN the
Ridge which lies between Big Black
and Pearl, in a high rolling country and
on the immediate border Of the pine re-
glon, and the proprietors feel fully just
lied from their " observation, from
the estimation of that portion Of the
public 10 whom the beneficial effects of
their waters are known, and from the
concurrent testimony Of many i%ntelli-
gent gentlemen of the medical profess
sion under whose recommendation and
observation they have been used, in re-
commencing them, in all cases in which
tones are indicated, but especially IN.
all cases connected with a debilitated
condition Of the digestive organs, in di.
seases Of the mucous TISSUES, embracing
Dysentery, Diarrhaea, and especially
summer diseases Of children; in chronic
inflammation Of the bladder. in most d.
seases Of the kidneys, especially those
attended with alkaline deposits, in tor
por Of the liver Sas a local application
lin chrome inflammation of the eyes in
diseases Of the skin, both as a local and
terualremedyyind ofthe scalp
and ulcers generally 'andsall diseases Of
females, connected with debility.
Ii is expected that Madam Arraline
Brooks the celebrated danseuse from
New Orleans will spend the. summer at
the Springs and will teach all the mod
ern and fancy dances, where all the
lovers of the "poetry of motion" will
have an opportunity Of learning to
"tread the light fantastic toe after the
--latest aud most approved style.
II. LATHAM.
M. JONES
G. W. HENDERSON.
PRoPRTETORs.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-18
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

ALL persons interested in the ES-
"a TATE of John G. OFT, decd are
hereby notified that at. the June Term
1850 Of The Probate Court of Madison
County, I will present for allowance,
my final account as executor Of said cs.
tate, when and where they may appear
and show cause why the said account
should not be allowed, and a decree
made therein accordingly.
E. 6. HENRY.
aP lS-9--6t. Exe'r
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-18

-. and exert iss influence as we DO, 10
A. to u down factionis;s and dema-
1880 Did il make any effort to stay
sosr..,iOu or to nllay the fierce fever Of
%ss,ianal excitement? 1t did not. 1t shrunE
BAN the issues which were presented. !,
,sred not utter a whisper or give voice TO
,houeht. 1t shrunk from the battle
y,ouud; and, died to every impulse Of pat
io,i.m, it employed all its accustomed a.
~,oi,Oess in building up a sectional party
4 eemeuting alliance with the abOli'lonist
l uniting the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and the
.,h.,r man who denounces the southern
E,.,oholder as a man-stealer, for the pUr'
If carving a presidential electien-in
brsiug the claims Ofa mOugrel ticket-and
Il supporting the weakness, and apologize
~ for the corruptioDs, and in conceallng
he traitorous purpose, ola coalition eabi'
l., in which the STAKEHOLDER sat side by
Tide in loving fellowship with the treesoll-
B. and The aboliti mist. II is now known
ID The whole country that Gen. Taylor's
Election was effected by a monstrous fraud;
hato one section Of the Union or the other
Tho whole North or the whole South was
basely cheated Of its franchise by the
course Of non-commiltalism and duplicity
which was systematically catried out by
EheJrieDds Of GenerallT aVlOr.l THE NatIona
~utelligencer was the active agent by:and
through whom this fraud was practised, as
n has been the a%pologist and defender Of
lie deliberate breach ofplighled faith which
Las disgraced the nation since Gen. Zach
|ary TAYLOR was ~inaugurated as Chief Ma
tislrate During all this time we'have used
Every exertion tocall outthe National Intel-
igenCer--to induce it, through very shame,
when all other appeals were fruitless, tc
skow some consideration for the character
pl the public presto throw off its disguise
10 declare its sentiments -and aid in pre-
venting the calan,ities which have now
ZONE upon the country, by preventing dan
EerOus men from using its influence to
make mischief and to breed strife. But
bur exerlions have been unavaiIing. The
National Inttlligencer has adhered 10 the
ground Of on-committalism. II as never fol-
lmoment abandoned its attempt 10 dupe and
Deceive the two sections of the Union, and
eyeu to this day it has never dared TO utter
Is sentiments on the great question which
sas distlacts The couNlry: yet that jour
bal has tie bolduess to charge US with non
pmmiualism II Wash. Union,
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-18
FoR rHE MAplsoNrAN.
Ma. EDITOR:

MR.. EDITOR:
Did you. or your readers notice
he singular obituary Of Mr.. Calhoun in
be last "Mississippian7" It consisted Of
An iR-natured comment upon his last
peeCb, aad a'd~isapprovai of its leading
principles, mingled with Just enough of
ainl praise to render the dose sufficiently
paus'aIing. 1t gave an unmlstakable eV-
dence that its a%ncient hate was unsated,
What had Mr.. Calhoun's proposition 10
hmend the constitution to do in. such 4
Place? The "Mississippian" says it has
Differed with Mr.. Calhoun that when itso
Differed Mr.. Calhoun was mistaken, but
Though mistaken, it condescends 10 con>
Cede that he was honest. 1t no doubt
would have consoied the great Soulherner
20 his dying moments, 10 have known
that the highest possible intellectual au-
Shortly, regarded the good qualities of
bis heart, an alonemeRt for the weakness
Cfhis bTain. No one for a moment would
pretend 10 deny that man OF the most
humble preIeDtions, has a right to his
own opinions, and 10 differ with the great
est genius, bat certainly a little modestY is
cOmmendabls on such occasions. and when
we differ with a man Of universally &C.
EnOwledged ability, we might a leasl con-
eede that he stands a chance Of being
right.
That such sheets as the little ~iree-sOil
paper published in this place, and its Cd
a%oluiOrs should hunt up squibs, and "Pal.
paSle hits, TO alscredi( the principles, and
oeiame the memory Of Mr.. Calhoun, in tht
same breath with which his death is an
nounGed, was only to be expected. 1t ha,
ioOs been the policy Of hose prints boit
ana feeling to every dhfaGGII
sOO1neFn, to misrepresent the oDiDions
s n. Olacken the reputation Of the son,n,.
"a .s Vi &c champion; such is their vocation.
s"s' a Paper which processes 10 be de.
v9'ea to the south, ever Since il abandon.d
~ ldea Of supporting Mr.. Dig for The nres
'uency, should have ddtn nv,h;n
.aCn'ng this, is both strange and morii.
t'us' tn only to Be accounted cos b.
iae'' that "thers are some persons q
sasn narrow souls" that they cannot DEW
ourselves the sweet revenge Of aindibg
J stone againsttbs coffin Ofthose tb4v bons
feared Wills, living.
Some men can never lift themselv.. i
! compression Of the idea that a party ! ~,
hi, country. They continue 10 cherish
peI'y malice all the hostility Of he
put the memory Of the immoral
nen will receive no enduring injury
spy o. these kindred assailanls. The
? dJackass may join voices in graf.
D... oyer the death Of the lion, but The
~ 1sclous animal will no. Be less remem.
= me monarch d The woods. The.
''Sp'suag still sOpliHus 10 ebsi,ef. Is
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-18
THE STATE OF mIssTssTPP1
Madison County-ss

sLAUh oVH SOUtF 90 a#
Probate Court. April Term 1850.
To the heirs and all persons interested
IN The Estate Of Spencer Suddeh late o.
Madison C1Unty deceased.
Vou are hereby cited to be and appear be
Il fore the Probate Court of Madison
County, at the Court house thereof, on the
2nd Monday in June rexI, then and there
40 showscause, # any ygu eeps Why the6
nal account Of George E. Suddeth, Execu.
ter ofthe last Will and Testament Of Spen.
Ger Suddeth late of said County decd
sbonld not be allowed, aud a decree made
therein accordingly. And further to do
and suffer such'things as shall be considered
and ordered by the Court.
It is further ordered by the CouIt that
publication Of this citation be made in the
Madisonian for the space Of sixty days,
Witness the Hon. John B.
MsHEzaN Howcott, Judge Of the Pro.
ar On bate Court of Madison Cotn.
GkAS% ty The second Mondayin April
NMI in the year of our Lord dne
thousand eight hundred and
fifty and seal ofsaid court.
Issued the 9th day of April 1850.
J. t CAMERON. Cpk.
April, 18th 1850.-8-9t.
E
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-18
FIo Me CiaeianaN Communicated.

Fro tie Cincinnati Commercial.
. % Slrangel That so many who are
afflicted with a Cough that is gradually
wearing them down, and slowly, bpt
nrely stealing them into that dreadful
disease, Consumption-that disease
which carries off thousands daily, are
doing nothing, Or what is WORSE than
trnms' that are pnifsdf 70 itie, SKIES SKIES rs ffSSiI
cures they are said to have effected on
some foreign or unknown persons when
they can he positively cured by using
DR.. Rogers's Compound Syrup Of
Llyerwort and Tar, which still con-
%tinues to effect the most wonderful
cures ever recorded in the annals of
medicine. A fact which is proved BY
reference to the vast number Of %cerLiti-
Gates which may be seer by calling on
the agent, IPriestly and Mosby
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-18
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Madison County-ss

NuUUtSOB SfoW"Cy-S"
Probate Cont. April Term 1852.
To heirs and all persons interested
IN the Estate Of Elan Davis late q
Mudison County deceased
Vou are hereby cited to be and appel
before the Probate Court of Madisol
County, at the Court house thereof o.
the 2nd Monday in June next, thei
and thereto..show if any you cal
why the fpal account OLA. P. Hill
administrator of the last Will AMI
Testament of Elan Davis late 4
said County decd should not be al
lowed, and a decree made thereh
accordingly. And further to do aul
suffer suchthings as shall be considered
and ordered by the Court.
It is further ordered by the Couf
that publica,ionoflhis citation be mad
ln.the Madisonian for the space d
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ETTERS Of administration having
been granted to the undersigned at
the March Term of the Probate Court
of Madison County Mississippi, on the
Estate of Martha Brown dec. all persons
indebted to SAID Estate are notified to
come forward and make immediate
payment and those having claims againSt
the same will present them legally au-
thenticated within the time prescribed
by law or they will be forever barred.
JOSEPH R. DAVIS, Adm.
March 81, 80. dot
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-18
OBITUARY.

DIED in Washington City on the
evening of the 25tb, ult, after an illness
Of four days, Flora Anderson, daughter
Of William and Catherine Nj Willie in
the 5th' year of her age.
This little child the idol other pa
rents. and the favourite of her brothers
and sisters, has been snatched by death
at this tender and interesting age from
the cherishing care of those who dotted
on her, and consigned to the cold and
silent tomb. Were this her final de-
stiny what consolation could we offer
TO those whose hearts are made DESC
late by this sad bereavement But
through the promises of our blessed
Lord and Saviour they know that she
is now received into those heavenly ha-
bilations' where innocence and purity
dwell in perpetual bliss, and in their
affection will remember that'whom the
Lord loveth he chasteneth.'-E"*"
Kirkwood April the l4th, 1850.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
ETTERSt estamentary having been
]. granted To The undersigned on the
estate of John Tate dec. at ths April
Term of the Probate Court;of Madison
County all persons Indebted 10 said
estate are notified TO come forward and
make immediate payment and all per>
sons having claims against said estate,
will present them legally authenti Gated
within the lime prescribed by law
or they will be forever barred.
A, P. Hill Executor.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-18
MOUNTAINEERING

NOTICE is hereby given that the
Undersigned, Commissioners of In
s%olvency on the estate of George F.
Heard deceased, has filed his report Of
claims on said estate with the Probate
Court Of Madison county, Mississippi,
and that the same will be confirmed al
the May Term, 1850, ofsaid court, uu.
tless exceptions are made. by those in
terested, at orhefore that time,
J. T CAMERON.
April, II, 1850. Sat Clk & Com,