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RrMARNSrrr MAN AXp \ REMARK
ABLE FAMrLY-Thcre is nov in Toledo a
man measuring in height seven feet iopr
rrch,s, and weighing usually al4 pounds
Tie is nntive Of Switzerland, and sere4,cAas
a private in one Of the Roman legions during
the late Roman instWrcction. HIS family, ut
home, consists of his parents, three brothers
and three sisters, whose average height is
nearly seven feet. The father is !, yrar. of
9gc, nu, is five feet ten inches in height; the
mother is 40 years of age, and is six feet two
inches in height; the other brothers. one Is
i,six feet five inches in height; the other one
20 years OF age, il six feet three inches in
height the ohlest sistcr,.2s years OF age, six
feet eight inches in height; two sisters, one lG
wars ofagt, six feet four inches in hcight;thr
ether, y-Cars of age,,iN feet eve and-a-half:
himself %. years Of age, seven feet four mcl-
-lL hlL.i2lu.=I.3dl Eel- iftq.. e.
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\ Dutchmau on being called upon to help
10 pay for lightning rod for the village
church, toward the building of which he had
literally subscribed, exclaimed, 81 have help
cd to build house for de -Hept, and If he
chooses 10 doHder ON il and knock it down,hc
must do it ut bis own risk" %
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"A Small FARM for Sale.

rNtlE fuhsrrhrr wants a. frll hH lpfr,
4 situated 10 Waterford, on lhr fpii bead
,nr from - lphushufy East ~ litlrior, Con-
rniing about ~ Characterization Land, wit,
comfortable buildurH, wood, aUd water lie
VIII srll bns stock, firmur tools and quan.
ut, of wood ,u llr Shed Nt t4f tbp IoyG, or
lhc Farm tl"uc us tir purchaser shalt chnosr,
slsn, The crops on said Farm, whoever wants
TUrt % tIrW Or rgquJsf,d 90 cell and look if
A.in-,!l csc " CHAPLIN
Waterford, July i'h, lrbu b,btL
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f.1RE fRON HLNDsON 10 NEW fOREI
$685..


$685..
TyNRAlNS truvc huttirt6D. at o. 4 IT aud
i 3rN, on tie arrival IT the stages cpu-
Meeting with the Cheshire uHd sullivan Raj
roads al Walpolo.
Passenger by the Fret Train leaving Wolfe
ttTyUT TUaEu iiHtti5 borough M 6CuH0U tUr tuC
BEN Tram, Springfield a. 80 ~, aud pro,
coed then by the EVENING EAfNESS over
.lhr lluuiufd aud NeH Haven. aud NON idrh
and New lAyru- hliltp4da, Arriving Lie
CITY az II o.
Passenger leaving llmulthorp by the a.
a Tram roach Springfield 81 10 80 a n, aud
reach Now York about irH.
The above Will be- found CutAr, QuicE and
ooNtoUtAutt BourE ifoW all parts of Yer
mont aud Western New llamb shlfr- giving 60
ttuyrlrfs complete IaHd Bolr aud avoiding
entirely the danger OF the Sound ltttHs,
$50, Passengers can leave Now York hy thc
SAN Tram OF the New York aud Nrw Haven
Railroad aud reach Butlcburo th~stuc eve.
ning, aud reach Montpelier 80 Wells River
the next day ati go rN Those lrayiug New
NdTk by the = - Tram lodge either ut
-tiHr'turd rTriuFtirid, ur Nrrt'uwrtur'i und
reach Wells Riyog nrAt day att ihra,
ihsstugcra arriving a. s't4E'Hri,-.id by the
FIRST Tram from Buttlchotu' reach Providence,
Albany, Troy OF Whit, hall, the same evening,
aud buffalo the next day - IN,
JOSIAH HUNT, Supt q, Il. Il. r.
Northampton, May 2, l-Io. th-ipti
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No Mistake.
farm for SAFE.

TTVIE uuhucrIbrrs, briug Engaged ~ busi
noes otherwise inlu agricultural, riirI
Tor salr lheir large and valuable Farm, situ
alcd 10 Newark, lying 90 tho upper end ~ The
Village on the siugo road. Dad Farm con-
latus about
TWO HUNDRED luffYflNE ACRES
NJ er0ollent hand inf mpwing, paalurpg aud
ulligr, with o Convenient hourr ana barn
thereon with rbrds attached 90 the same a,
bout 100 acfca uW cleared, and nearly all Of
which is iu O. good state. Of cultivation There
hn 900 Sugar lirts dat may HuW be- cau,cd
oui also, about 500 frrnnd growth naples
Ifrpwing nn something lIkr 2 acres Of ground,
from which Huaur may boz VHdn few yeart.
good portion OF lhr land NOT cleared ahnFdg
sn ahH6d4rta ut -stfa ht'tldior i''''.-rf art
Iumbrr 1tru H dU apple one rnf'i = DC
trafiug toes. young and lhutiy. Sad Yarn
is well supplied with water, AID 10 brought 10
the buildings al rods ~ good aud Permanrut
ifIf PlIF
a better dairy Farm cannot be- i"uud N Tho
rauntfy The aLlyp described Farm 10 oilrf
cd Tor SALE by thr subsoribofs at a very low
puGe aud 90 liberal terms. for further ininf
nation inquire 0t fiIr suhscrhcfH
WA g.. DENlsON, Nrwark
CiAS q. DENiFDN, Lyndon trulfr.
Newark April 30, iHu. hghu
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FLOUR.

TUE subscriber confines 10 mnnuc,ciuro
Il u.FuprrIor article of FLOUR, from HIs.
Term hhe"t, which he keeps constantly ON
hand for sale, Wholesale and retail.
BMll1rd. Jan y. l-lu. e G..a,.,e,
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TEA noltlns at HarsnpHTliiH,
CAHcERoUg sCRoFULA.

~. 4. % ifsssnf F.ar. Ous.la Go, y vlp wa
rIrf Uf rrIf ITfI s"HfH 20 r ffft nlifi iIfF
IH ID. f.at bog Ia f IFtT. lI.Hr HHr 81 H ~ trH lHff
.l poo r|f N iHr-.f l.l uaiff IiH lH.'tiHf r.ls1H.
H.H.H.
4 .r.l amr C'y .fN.r i.st t.I maulGra.ol aui
|H a UI.fHH f... H 90 HFI H". rH...IF M NHhHF.H
lfHtH hfIH. It.l.H fHhfif N 600 HrH.fff nrfrfr iI
IA I" rf"fH % f...I IIlH-t il -.s l- ~
900 l % H.'F fHr.H if 0fsf Hafr'fffrf NJ 81 f.fff
HH t.fFr ttIHN NH l"rI.H 20" %" .uIarI rIrairf 40
aIslfa W tis.rs. ui, tr' PnfrrIlrs 81 H..lHt hitai
I.I" hHl 100 as. ti tatst uffs. 81,
sui luth4i rYmHtcta NUT 900 or plur amt Irrf,fr,
uuI riusl4 lu IsHis. Too fasn ~ Nr Hlta we
sfrd hfl fi.H tYI lt1sirs Wa tsra uHsrsI IH
frThfi tu Hr ftfrh UuIrif amt 80 fafifHHaE HuHG
rlNH ErHTi IFEn ~ I.iis4fiI4
ST. uN.tiN f.i ~ Hfl sfg.safsl vi nfsaft ftf.GHf
trrf HH'H Hff o. ST. I AII.I IIaa go
'r "II h.i N 60 sisH-f tr tsFrfH rHtH't aH
. H '' Hl I.r NHi HH Hfi. IH UHHHl .Hfr ir g. 900
~ t.t HHI. Wa ....tel .#- Fsr ~ o.
frrF % s... Hfaa 2. 900 Hs4I tfHH HsHt
49, si Z 80. .s .l - -..-l II. - r4-, 9
I... Dbl ~ .H ' I. . Hsf fHf7 .f' ' "a 1H HfaF
H## 900 .f.sN .fHI IH I.a H Ir. H'Irf
.I.. H.tI.I H..f f.H s'r .Hl. HH 90. D..i 40
ssHH rs'-f' '7sH r'ff7' o. ~
gf r H. ffIH 81. .t . Isf q tHrsI ''f 4. 90 fIf
iH'ri hfHa.s iHt- go" f' Is rH isIs ss'rl f'lf-
usl.fr .us. - -.,a 10. q ~ .stal ~ DO.
t.f .Hal 49, Geo aI.s a. sHIf tf 90
II rtr Ir. if.HI.t e. % 10 .ffH s.sfa n--tt-4
~. n.lnr urutp. go Nv rl'tu l.tt.v, ,-aI
LsF' iaa aitSr, rguiGiri 90" '''" . '"''''
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CO.N.VEC9TCUT .AV,D P.lSSDiiPSI'
RIJERS RllLRO,1D,
eg7z7
gnmmor Arrangement.

on aud after Monday June ., ZOO, las'
~ .Honsrr Trans irr Boston, wa 'on0od,
Manchester, Nashua and Lowell, aud wa
WmdsoG lirlluWs Falls, kcone and iiioh'
burPh,
Leave Wells Riyrrat 3 80 4gHnd 1915 ~.
l.rayo Rortuu lor Wells River wa Concord,
80, at 800 a ami i4 e.,
l.eayo boston ior Wells River ylH lliohhurgh
90 800 " aHd ! -.
Stages leave Wells River On the arrival of
fret 1min luum Boston for liafnet, Dauylllr,
llardwirh, 49, Johnshuy, Lyndon, VI, lit
tl.i..s,,- - a4+a A..Fs!..ss', ,-I4---
For further particulars see Pathfinder and
Railway Guide Fares cents more IA the
cars ribu is lea TiotcHhfr putrhasrd,
bO6F ROBERT HALE, Agent
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If. Latham y Co.,

1@RFV'VVtEFo y GU,
Iron Founders and Machinists,
1t tie I''Heii"a ef the -AorthrrH, IT. Ccatlaf
and PassHmpytr tP1iir0ads,
M I'LL answer 'ordcrs for Mill, Machine,
w Rnilrond Locomotive, Gag and ear pfirrt
and other castings. And will make to order
Maohinisis Tools oEsuperior quality and fnish7
such rs Engine and Hand Lattice with or with
out Screw geer--Plauing, upright DrilI,np
and Bolt ruttrng hiuuhiuFB-ai Smiling, Mil
Screws, and Mill Irons of all kinda
They Will also furnish Burr Mill Stones
Dutch Bolt Cloth, Screen Wrc-NIl, Circu
l5r and other Saws and Cob cracking and
Smut Machines
Saw, Grist and other Mills propelled hy
Steam. oF Mater built undrr the direction of
MIR Wv. DuSoAS L. O. address, "Wcst Lcb
anon y. coy
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PassHlnpslc Bank

HHE Directors Of lhr Fls-uupsi0 Bank
Il wli meet regularly 0H "wednesday Of
carl Wrrk Auirs presented iur discount on
other dave, arc required 90 boz approved by
sotnr 0nr Dt lhr Directors, w
Jous nArnB, Erq - Juhnsbury truirr'
HARrpf NuuLrps, Erq iuWrr Wllariufdi
VAnm hHumli. Esq 30 IphusbHfy East
ilArm UtkIfF, hsp lhU1ni
~ rhrt klrs, Tea. ArWburY
D. q REDlNCTON. Caflirr
De Iahurburv, Stay 80, ZOO hfHuh
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RAsT JUDGMENT MAKTTH HASTE 70
RrrENrANeE.-This may be seen as orlcnas
people allow themselves to buy "coold watch
Cs, warranted, . OF itincrant knaycs who cut
but never "comc agan"-or permit them
selves to bc dupcd into tho belief that the
scapc-gracc sou of nabob is a"bettcr match"
fora hopeful daughter thap the heHest,indts-
trious and intelligent son of mechanic.
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rasaumpgIo RaIIroad nonda.

1--WE Interest Warrants which ore due U
the liuods of the Connecticut nrd la.
Humpsy RNrr Railroad Company will hc o.
cclypd ls cash 80 tho rlasumpsic Hanh
e. G lEnlNGTON, Cashier
Mayer, 1850 G,um2
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"a Ihe--4oitowi'.e5 which We find in
an exchange, has a pretty good smack to
it,
why II 1t good sermon like n kiss? DO
You give itUp2 Bceauss it Gc,liir1s ira hca,i.
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sM0rbte Factory,
ST. JOTLNSBURY CENTRE, TT.
TOMB T.9BLES IND
ERRJ-E SYO.NEN.

would say 10 the public, that they have Just
received and are receiving large and sprn.
did lot of Marble Of all kinds that IN quurricd
IN Vermont. Also, Slntc,of a superior quail.
ty; and variety of MARBLE CENTRE IA.
BILE TOPS, all Of which will be sold at pri.
ces which defy competition, and finished IA a
style that ednH0t be bcat
Please call before trading elsewhere All
orders from Distance pr6rpily attended TO-.
@. +. SPTNCEV, Titos BRiGINM.
April l., $50. 6I7yi
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mo Aorea Good Landl

SIXTY acres pf which sro under good improve
mrnt There b. upon II o. good sugar o'sh.
ard ~ 500 Trees, easy 60 Le fqfurN 90! 80.
There 10 good DwfllnF House. also W"HH
Shed, and ten Barns wrh shed Hin'lfd on
tho farm, nud good well Of water near lN'
duur.
nor further particulars inquire Ut Nathaniel
GI,.l.i.,, 81 Auli4a Corner, or Of tins ruhfrfi
bcr On thr premises. a liberal ny day Will
boz alleged iur @ part with SECURITY. Ihnfr
wishing 60 make good bargain vii d" ven
tn rIti THrUTr1lHfTIJ .. -, nm
Sutton, JAY, l-io o77w''
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MORE COOP SHEEP.
FAuurr,,July -, $50,

lAuLEr'July H. $50,
FluFNp HALE
Dear Sir, In your journal mlhc lsth,
Tno'iccd communication ,ighc1 TrcnWN
Chase, Of Chelsea, VI, giving abatement ia
relation to his improved Mcrno aud 1aini-
or Sheep bought of Alfred Hull, Esp, of
WaliugCorl, W. In reply to Mr. Cho,c, !
would shy that am glad to see THE spirit of
enterprise in improvements, especially in
sheep husbandry,and hope be- !. in possession
of that perfection in the breed Of sheep thni
will meet his expectations, and trust that hc
may tNhihl them At our next annual fair To
w. held at bradford, when should be- happy
Ia compare with him in bucks, eve. aud
lambs, from some purchased OF Hon, j. y
Potiholtr, OF Manchester, VT My sheep
were shcarrd ON the same dav of Mr. Chasc'-
the 10th of June, In the lot have four cwcs
that shcatcd as follows: lbs. 3 oz.-l lbs 10
oz. and lhs. on. also , bucks one lh-
u on. aud the other lbs. 20 o. of wool that
Is wool, and not from onc-iourlh to one halt
gum, as is the ease with some flock. aod for
wiTir'T =! = =.-.-t.-.
pound aud refused the offer These cwy.,
each OF them, raised good lamb which
SHOULD be- proud to cNhibit at amy Couuty
Fair ia this State.
>
dnced me only $40 pounds of wool, which
sold for 80 cents per h. aud the carrasst-
-''ettt to tirr nm who mUtc rilt FIRST oIIcr-al
hut forty or them; of course | sold low then
hau.,ht Gtiy nine sheep, AMI these with the
forty retained (uiucty in alb produced me
3il pounds Of wool, as much into two pound,
as l3s shcarcd last year and the difference
in cash received would be ~ follows: in lsio
my flock of laa produced a4G pounds at 30
cents per ID. Slli,1S; in 1880 my flock of 90
produced 3ii lbs. at 37l ccut, per H., sl29,-
900. Thus you will see balance of l.s2 in .
favor of the small flock, to which add the cost
OF keeping 81 sheep, the difference in num-
Der, between the two hocks, at : head per
ann, and YOU have difference of ISIS IN
the two locks; but an allowance should be
made for the difference in the price OF wool
between lsi9Rnd '2o,-so cast the wool for
both years at % cents and YOU have differ !
enrc Of S3I, the annual cost of keeping that
extra number of sheep. Yours truly,
IoWuoil WILLIAM CHILD. /
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Boston, New York, &c.
by TIE WAY OF wlNpsoR. VI

~ lilt W ~ VI " lNb0pN, !.
-EllEirsllE;rI- IT-77zllylg1Ty- Univ
lyty,, .,.,y ,4l7g .,s1 49,,
Eaiiroad from huston 10 Hdis Hccr. end 10
Huntingdon, o.. ihsourh Yskcis To stations
on ho Passampsie and he Isrp,oni CsHira.
RaHroGds
SULLIVAN RAILROAD-Wv rru An.
HANCtuTNr, JAS. I, l-ju
OARS leave Boston from Ftchburg Rad.
u road Depot, by way Of Grotoli oiGdcton,
Fitchbufg, krcnc, Walpolc AND Windsor, nj
7an NJ, and arrive at Wells River al 3 o.
and al Burlington At 10 = n.
Cars leave Boston Tor Charlcstown, Glare.
-.,,"nt aud Wurd-uf ut Z 10 and / a Al aud ar
rive al Win'r''TS - ;s-aTTu
Cars leave Wells Ritter az $50 mud Bur.
lington at ~ a N, and by way of Windsor
arrive m Boston at q 81.
Cans IJVC Vmds1r Il 10 aud I2,IU, aud
arrive IN Boston at > and ~
New York passengers connect at Grotuu
Junction aud ANalpor
Stages leave Wells River on arrival Of Cars
from Boston, for St. Johusbury, S,anstcad,
DERBY Lime, : @ u r.-
Stages leave Burlington each morning. sun.
DAYS excepted for Montreal. dc sc.
Freight Trains leave aud arrive at Boston
daily.
Cattle IRWIN for t'0J7yTy -cd5'r 'f'uegday.
THOMAS : WILLIAMS,
Suppl Sullivan NJJiToad.
Charlcstown, n H., Jan /, l-JO. 652tr
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f(llIsSllMPTlON

mNl lA.tilallard aud r,l.trl countries has r,ur,l 70
tts--f Il. alta Alan ana ull iay Tint
srI.is tIt lHIuHu i.utN HUi uuii within RI Ntstf
sstft b. .Iiy fftFfig TtuI tine trvHHa
ltu tI tIr IrftfUtrT llI uuW~a
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10 Merchants.

UNIl'E subscribers have eonsirped IN thc,,
-A-Sef III ttisr7tr from different manui1ctories
of the highest rcpute-which they viii sell
by the.dozcn at manufactured "a prter.s
T.. JEWETT ~ co.
/, ~: Johnsbury, June 1, 1850. 67hf
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FARM FOR SALE.

TVnE subscriber ohrra lur sale hia afNl
situated in Sutton, one WilH NORM ~
suttou Garner Said Farm contains
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-11-21

J.J. NATHAN, the celebrated l, 9, 3, A and
6 Horse Equesti IN; Mr., VIM. WORREL,
the great American Jester and World Re-
nowned Comic 1'ragico Clown, who is univer-
sally acknowledged to be the greatest favour
lite now travelling in the Union. will appear in
his inimitable performance, Burle,qies, &c.
Mr.. NEIL JAMESON. the great Banjoist,
and Delineator of Negro Characters. J.. Low
EFT, the Clown Of all Clowns, his equal never
yet found or known the world over. ROBiT
WHITE, the gentIemanly Riding Master. E.
N. DiBlNSON, the very funny Bomtc Singer.
Miss THAN. The heautifulfe female
Infant Prodige will appear ia one Of her splen-
did acts. blended with elegance ana grace, in
which she stands unriTaiied. Master viii.
LIAM PASTOR, the Personator Of the wild
Indian VI the t%csert, and other very interesting
scenes. WASHINGTON CHAMEERs, the Amer.
can scenic Performer on a single horse. J. HAN
GINs, celebrated for his Ronan Acts on two
horses, lofty somersets, &c. b. MALLORY, the
comic Posturcr and Dancer. ANTONIO PAs1 OR
grand and lofty Tumbler. FRANZ PAsroR the
Pet Of the circle, and unsurpassed in his brilli-
ant principle act on a single horse, and styled
the greatest wonder Of his age. Also, Master
PHILo NATHAN, Infant Prodigy, elegant in his
most extraordinary Exercises, 60,
For fur h rput,cultrss see Billsat Hotel, &c
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me W
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.


TUST received from NE w YoRK.
and now opening. a general a~ssnri,
meht Of FALL A ND WIN TER
FOODS Consisting IN PART OF:
Blue! Green and Red Marines. Fine French
soft finished Cashmeres and Deranes aE III wv
lors, Black silk warp, Alpacos. Rioe Fancv
and black figured Silks. Silk and Worsted
Lusters. Rich Mantillas unl Sacks. French
worked Muslin Capes, Collars and Cuff. FIN.
broidered tape, Borierd and Revered Linen
Canfb Hdk'fs. Dotted and plain Swiss Mus
Inns Swiss, J%acOnet, Thread Edgings and
lnsertings. Black and colored Silk Lace and
Fringes. Velvet and Ribbon trimmings. Paris
Cord Ginps and pipinss. Black and Colord
twisted silk Mitts. Long twisted silk Mitts
and Kid Gloves. Gentlemens Buck and Kid
Gloves. Channels lined and woolen Gloves.
Ladies' and Misses Marino and Lambs wool
hose.
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THE Projectors Of this well known
= nOnnlaF Cnmnanp hane snnred No nninn

'NHE Proprletors Of this well known
popular Company have spared no pains
or expense in procuring all the frst talent IN
both Europe and America, WIN will appear in
their wonderful scenic Acts, Gymnastic Feats
Bottle Tricks, Globe and Barrel Exercises.
Vaulting, both single and donhle L~eaping.
EqniEihriums, Tumbling, P~yrimidical Devices,
POs'uring, Comic Singing, Dancing, Comic
Burlettas, Interludes, FArces, Promenades.
Cavalcades, Masqnvrades. &c. =
ThcGrand ARMAMAXA, or imnerial Chnr.
lot, drawn by 30 ELEGANT HORSES, ami driven
by the Champion Reinsman or lion Whip.
MARK JOANSON, will mike its appearance
il town Mt l03 O'Clock A. NJ. :, continuing the
New York KNlCKERBooKER Bass BAND, led
by Mr.. DIS. NEEVE. who will perform ali the
most fashionable and modern arts Of the dav.
The three EuRoPEAN STARS termed the WSe.
cromancers," or the Bottle Magicians. being
the Originals in their Novel Performances--all
Others who may attempt these feats are COW.
PLETE MUMBUGs, as these three persons nre the
GENUINE MAGICIANs, and were engaged by this
Establishment in Europe, expressly for this
company. The names Of the above Artists nre
.CHAS. c. LEB, EUGENE LEE, and THEO.
DORE LEE.
Also attached to the Troupe will be found
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GUARDIANS SALE.

pY virtue Of an Order Of the Hon. Pro-
~ bate CouEl Of Madison county Missis.
sippi, | will sell at public outcfy on Mon
day the Both day Of December next before
The Court house door ia the town of Can.
ton, to the highest bidder on q credit Of six
months negro woman Eady and & boy
Charles, the property Of Salah E. Raw
lings a minor &C. Bond with approved
security will be required Of the purchaser.
c. II. CRAWFORD Guardian.
Canton November 18th I650.-n35-6t
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M STRANGE But True
rvrrTTTRTx, SALT.

.;.,n. 4 n order Of the Probate
co",ofMsdson county AZ The Noven.
S S.,% NH y extculrix Of Timothy
.,,'SS dss'd, expose TO public sale 70
.1 sSSss biddfr % The lsl day Of Janu'
sn ls5l between legal hours, before
coD,l House door il Caulon the tol-
NJ ,,aibsd Lands living and being 70
csual, II Madison Viz. s. !, Of s. 3.
MS SpSs VI. i q Sec "a, and $; 3. 1, Of
~ "A TovpsbipS, Range 2, Vest; and
VI 4 sec ii, Township 9, Range ],
sa,sa6, seres Of the N. W. conner o.
M Township 8, Range !, West.
AMI ,,o ii he same time and Pace the
ovIas dawes belonging to said dece,
Dlyil, John and bis wife Sarah and
Ia Lucy,
T,rms Il Sale IL months credit.
Bona With approved security will De re-
ivd Of The purchasers.
4 Al (TIMNAH ]. ANDERSON,
ExeculTix.
November 9ls'5a-n39-6t.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-11-21
RHEUMATfSNr.

COmsiock's flewes' Nerve and Bone
and Indian Vegetable Elixir, l.
warranted 10 cure any case Of Rheumatism
Goui, Contracted Chords and Muscles, OK.
shTJoints, strengthens week Limbs, and
enables those who are crippled 10 walk
again. Use this article and be cured, Or
80 without il and softer, as you please.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-11-21
nRuNrEES SALE.

Dy virtue Of the provisions Of a Deed Of
- Trust exeou'ed BY George w. MOiz
and MARY Angelina MOTT TO inc rs Trustee for
the purpose Of securing certain debts therein
mentioned, and which Deed is duly recorded
in Book L pages IL and ll3 Of the Records of
the, Probate Court 81 Madison county. | will
proceed to sell at the Court house door in the
town Of Canton on Monday the 10th Of De-
ceinber, 1850, between the hours required by
law, all the right, title and interest whatever,
Of the said George w. Motz and Mary Ange-
hua Motz, in and to the following described
tracts or parcels Of land being and living in the
county Of Madison and State of Mississippi:
viz the s. E. Of s. Is. T.9, r. Blast, lying
North Of and near the town of Canton and
containing I6046 100 acres, more or less-also
the u. l-2of N. f. IA Of s. Is 4. 8 r. 3 East,
containing so acres more or ~less-also a small
tract bounded as follows viz beginning at u
stake at the North West corner of the afore-
said South East quarter Of Section IS r. g., R.
8 East, thence South 81 l-2 degrees West, fifty
two polesto a stake OH the road leading from
| Canton to Bowles Ferry on the Big Black
River, thence with said road North eleven de.
greeS East forty nine poles to n stake at the
corner of land formerly owned by w. S.. Bal
icy tnVliCO ANO'Ih CAShAJ-tWo hud u uuh we
grees East eighty poles to three hlackjacks,
thence North eleven degrees East one h,Aldren
and twenty holes to a stake ut the North west
corner Of the aforesaid East half of the North
East quarter Of Section eighteen, thence South
with the line Of the L. ~ of the N. T.. IA Of
is. IS to the North line of said s. E. IA OF S.
10, thence directly to the beginning, containing
about 40 acres, to gether with all the improve
menis on said lands and the Appcrtenancea
thereunto belonging.
The interest Of the above parties in the
above named lands, will be sold, or SO much
thereOfas may be sufficient to pay the debts
due and secured by said Trust, and all costs
and expenses incurred.
The title to said property is believed to be
iplisputable, but I win only make to the Pur-
| chaser such title, as is vested in me.
GEO. w. HENDERSON, TrY.
CantonNov. 18th, 1850 37-5
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-11-21
EXECUTORS SALE.

Dv virtue of an order of the Probate
- Court Of Madison county, obtained al
the October Term will expose to public
sale, at the late residence OF John Tate decd
six miles North Of Canton on Friday the 9Th
day Of Dec. next, between legal hours, the fol
lowing described lands, Wing in said comfy
N tbelonging 10 said dece'lent, viz IS. l-2o Of E 4
S. E. Id Of Sect. 20, and 5. 10 of w. 10 Of
S. w. Ia Of Sect. q, +. - Of s. w. l 4 Of
Sect. 81 and N. w. Ia Of Sect. 26--all Wing
in Townshipl0 Range 3 East, containing in all
800 acres; also at the same time aud place the
stock Of horses, mules, cOws, goats, farming
utensils, household and Kitchen furniture,
corn, fodder, SC, and all the other personally
belonging " said decedeut except tho. ne.
grocs,
TERMs-The lands will be sold on a credit
Of u months.
The personal property viii be sold ona cred.
it Of nine months.
l- Purchasers Will he required to give
bond hearing interest from date with approved
security.
A.P. HILL, Executor.
Canton Nov 18th 1850. 37-td