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SUPERIOR Daguc pes !-First Preminm ~. II.
y WHITEHURsTh hss Of his
the country His galleries
may
Broadway and Leonard
street, No. Main street, RichmoDd Sycamore
street. Pe,erbug Main Norfolk; and Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia ....=A
HIS benuifu nguerreotypes
extraordinary improvement nsung faithful and highly
ikene ses In n seconds g..1
rotary ground, invented by H. wheur.t gives
airy NJ living sppearnnce the picture,
thirty
annually and have d,.stsctioa This
faeng proof the of his keaesses
w OF public generally his elegantly
gallery fuckers where free
Z Inhibition OF pictures will be N HEsH
competition In dasuerrcotypes the
Fair Of Maryland Institute, he awarded the fret
medal by tho judges. .E
fevey description copied, and mortem
attended TO. Nov 2s-diy
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FORM OF RELEASE.

FUHM UF KEIlfAhSts'r N
Whereas by approved September g. 1850
millions dollars hve cent stock are TO be paid 70 the STATE
said mentioned,
said shall bs issued until
holding bonds and other cerfcscs Of
which imports specially Pledges
treasury United States reIeases Of all
Of sad bonds
creditor Of tho stnte
Of the following described bonds or
Of Texas be- and for which
mentioned the said act specially pledsedi
Here describe the bonds c~ruhcatesl 4s ,.E.
Now purpose with e prnvsons o said Act
and for hereby release the
equity nkhinst men, or OF on
nc ovus OF bonds certhcates) above described
hand and seal al THIS -----day OF
1851. ...a.HE. ~ +. r.
Sealed aud delivered In presence Of
Il fTwo witnesses
Mar 1d-dt3 wtSep3l
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United states Patent Once.

IN the petition f. Stlwe or New York, New York,
praying extension Of patent granted 70 him ON te h
In the mAnuiacn1e ~ soap
from the expiration Of sadeenb which takes
place l7ui u July, 1851 st.s .f.a ..-l
Monday the Oth day juno - o'clock md Ill
notified and show Cause, any nsy nave why
said petition ought not TO be granted t3a2 y,
nlo
ce their oecuons specifically forth In writing AZ ass twenty
Of hearing; all testimony hied BY either party
the office, which will be Furnished on ap
plicauon sE ~ ,,,,.,sl :. x,u.,.,
Ordered also be published In the Republic Intel
gencer Union, Washington o. North Ansncsn sna "a
zette Daily Bee Boston, enachu
sets Tribune Daily Atlas Cincinnati, Ohio, once
weeks the hist publication commenc
go = 's y -rI '5 THOS EWBANK,
4s.f aa Commissioner Of Patents
Editors of the above will please copy ana ssha the
The Office, with paper containing mn nouce
Ap Ia--law3w
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(NORsR LINE)
~AsaIKaTos oyrIcs, PEnssyLvAxIA AyxKUs
Fiith honAs east Of National Holel, No6.

.as.E "AsdNoToH oTSICs, PEMNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
"a Fifth houss Of National Hotel, No g. .. s.5
nst line ever estaishsd any company the United
and consequently tbs odesthe pioneer ns extending
WssunStn, BslunsUge, Philadelphia, New
ssa rscstvsg the acns
~ 1ssos WnAangoss Trsnon, PacStOn, New
ana Ssssey only line ~ The county prsssas
having up fou wHesas
now any number Of as.ases which
may % required Off Tor puc with an
wa o,hs companies Of Morse noh
soutn extending already fifteen
which msssaxes and will be delivered man
sscs ot hs line have lately thoroughly bsi
ness In both its delivery OF
% as equal % all with special Mvors With
ues or business now by this company
ted g Try us ne and fshey
Inc oaices q The Magnetic Telegraph Company
&on c teunsyvaha National
Hotel Bsimpe No Exchange, Gay street Phsdsipn
No. lUl Chestnut building; New Yok Ma
Hanover street, corner Of HEAVIER. t 7-7-' - ~
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FORM No .

.# 1855 Z FORM No 3. H #9es.. n u...I. 4.
STATE f ! Ea8stHe..a. . /. K
COUNTY J .#.a .s.e# .s.. .. Eg ga.s...-
On this day in the personally
peacd and acknowledged the with
In power attorney and deed and cei that well
Oorranee and thar he "
the who described in the within and who ex
ecnted the ". g.g .saI L--~ ..8 M. . Il.
[O6fcer's Signasnrel
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NEW AND DEslRA BILE C:OODs.-Just received
~ " pieces handsome Ohins silk 2 Ut -7.77 4
1o ~ do ED do China silk grenadines sHE
90 40 silk tissues, style n, -.gHv. +. =
90 do do plain and figured berese
~ 90 Donna isaben, entirely
~ 40 Donps maria, do 4 ~ #..e
~ do India silk 7llvrHE HE #H gs#9 .
w % 90 printed marques, for dresses and pretty
y do French figured 0ulard silk @-
" do French nes,v superior
y do black silk, every qualify price sa
Is black lace manues -5 gs5t' rs rah H.n.#.
% 90 90 .es~s .sswi. g44
50 pieces black lace, all widths
SO sapSros ais and figured white Grape
IoScmcr WIN large and handsome
dress goods OF a embroidered
ss eoa sleeves hsndkerehcf silk hid gloves,
areed and cotto0 Also, Of French md
Eagen cos canneres drlags vestinss, ke which
Ap lo-Swif r. H. HooE / Co.
NOTIFlCATYON.--The subscribers beg nn,sm
~ customers aud the public
stock Of the following articles which they invite at
tanEon, viz tst e.t s7It t1.
Linen shssunss, 50, "a, io-4, and 10 4, Irsh
Pillow linens, AL widths, iriAh and sco,ch f-s
White and brown cotton, d, g 4, 81 iU@, and i24
Whsss ard co,ored Narcotics quilts, som very large
AR~bAse Quilts, vssy cheap s1It ifA1- a
Rchardsass super famiIy linens H aFEa sEE. #H.rl@
Gray and Snas son-6nsh do eE ..H# -
Scotch H0uasds family ~
Damssk sAbss- ciots, Ill s@xss and quaiilep
yard wdths, superior.
A<o, superior o Of silk warp aad gauzs fannes .f
GcnueuoO's and ladies' gauzs merno undcI garments
Together OF goods
Mar 2e-4wn PHI. HOOE CO
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nRRTH AmBoy sEMySARY.-Th,. in


DERTH AMBOY sEMINARY.-Th,. Institution, aaordiDx a
training Cor college or business osrthsr with
twenty eighth session on Wedns.day, May Z,
Ihe building = lase and somnoa"a mn ana M Us % m,..n d er,
age habit Of M md system. zgI5I II s.E
usus. :" he and bathing valuable poop
.na chemical wss hss % ,sS 10
h-ah physical tainns some Of the minor advantages this
Principal, possessing advantage Of early devotion to hi.
in.u',on all enlightened Christian parent could
Term. as per ....ion OF ~ weeks for board tuition
use s,aI q boon: s io' Ensll.h studies. - Z
Ftom Fac~sy .fas College Of Ser Jersey.
Having had opportunity Of knowing e ,a,snr literary and
chsr.s.s Of MT $ O. woodbridge student this
and .S ssns ss ~ ~ him nun =
and fidelity in siyIns and
az and iY.uai guardian: may ! !a,i confidence:
JOHN sAcLEAs, y,ss ?. .,arn, and Prof q s G,sss
ColLses Nsw Issssr, April 1, 1851.
rxvsnrsor.
yo.erb Henry LII D., Smithsonian institute, ID. @.
REV James W Alexander, d. d, Princeton, New Jersey
Rev. Nicholas Murray, D. d.
containing further p.renl.,' with additional ess
monia'. and references, apply to the r"c,g"
ApD-dIw Perth Amboy, New Jersey.
nALTmoRE Female Col,~xs.-Ths institution incorpo
BY legislature Maryland and enjoying anbes patron
,asss .Sce svs s ss % san. se pleasantly WIT,
study aud and sys a % e' '
vAouLrr oil
N @. Brooks, A. NJ, professor OF ancient languages
II. II. NsdaI, A. NJ, biblical literature.
ses n wn9rh, NJ m.'n.%a'ie and natural ". science
Mi.s NJ. A. Dixon, English aud Bellies Letres, +
j. Rochester, English.
s:sns ss. ss,..% a ss .,,,"@.n r.s"ss sS,",ss %ss
q M. A. Porter, assistant do
/" Eirabeth :. siicsr, painting.
Mr.. A. J. Cleveland, vocal music.
Trsxs boarding for session. III 80
Tuition IN co'Ieese department ~
preparatory department from to W
Daaosues with information TO be had ON
~xnp4~9awaw NC. BROOKS, Principal.
fAANCING Acsdemy--First Cgnrse.-Mr '. r. Laser has
IL Of Washington and George
dancing for Inc ~ com
Tuesday October yh at his residence on Pennsyvana
avenue opposite Wisrdis boiei, -, -
Days Washington Thursday and sso'r-
day.. Georgetown Mondays aad Fddays
Q-dn 4ar
Jsmsss a. R~rrct
claims beFre Congress and the
w va ious departments of the government
once and dwelling street, between sh and ION street"
Octa-U
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Young Ladies' Institute,

M Young Ladies' Instifute,
Late Mrs. D. HI. BurrS) Oh and II sueet,
THE subscriber will charge Of ts nst,o I'm Mon
day the 2s of Apn will give consst and person,
s0peryop department. Tho brancbe, OF
E.E. rrsnch and ns.he mates. education win be taught
fornuiarfes Of hs Protestant Episcopal Church ,7 20 ~
Ihs and Of the pRcipa teacher encour
age him to o' Tor the public
ing of success. - : 'po""
For boarding pupils, 473 per quarter.
W4 5Nl Payable always in advance. alHHN Il
Music, drawing, Latin, Ran, Spanish and German sr,r.
Rsienrs s;, psr%is,sd . Rsv e n Butler
d. H. Acrnndra Ri Rev Potter b. D. and he ceyv
generally Of Phadsphta r. Rev. Alfred Lee b. D. cis
9afa .s-f .F ETF- flTIT - ~ - -, = -
Mar 2l-c25thAp o'
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NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR ~ MAURY's -p.,,.,,,
~ Magazine Tor III ttat III
The Heu n Wsst- -WayIand-AT Tale; by Mary He win
Womsns Trials Tsles and skechs. from the Life Ay6,pa
usi by r. y. Arthur. ~ ~
Warned Life by Arthur
The Two Wv,s Lost and Won fy Arthur.
Volume Grct~S Hsaovy n Oseccc. -
Mlsmss New TrAveler.' and Tcusts' Guide Through The
Cuba "'"P " wy '"''en SHes and
msr.' and Psntss Encycopsd,a by yohn-on-new edition
'N"s'"ns american "sraener-nsw edition, May -
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Whole tickets $20-Ialves S0lnarten $5-Eighls 81 So
Certihcates Of packages Of % whole uckeb s2D gI
26 half do 40
Do do % quarter do
Do % eighth do 30 t
I-Orders certificates the
above splendid wrecei prompt attention,
drawing immediately after is all
Address J. s. G. MAURY, Agents,
! May Alexandria, Virginia.
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FORM No.

STATE
j4ssce oftks psacs officer antAoxed
take a6dav personally appeared Aere nssv M 1aryan
being swon, the IDENTICAL
[Ae,s of waryanfes to
under epember 1850, the
day Of l65 WHO applies 10 lscats the
& ,aDa.L BEUd, #gg1a 9se5t.a (.aGasts Sgaaurs.l
Sworn sub.chhed before this day of f lbs
IO0crrs Sig,latarel
al a1ds FORM No Q. sa a s.yttr ".
Know all presents, hsre insert the o
eusraafss,l Of the county and state Of , do hereby
nd of lawful
attorney, my name, land warrant No
for under the OF September
.5HMt.tN. EHM gEs2It.tl gHUs4 HFt, m II"
IF lPoser Of sus,ituion may bs inserted, desired
sisnedin presence of{ ar.eaa. .ar 4.
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NOTICE IL hereby Givon that application will be
made certificate No. 70 Of stock In shs Bn
Metropolis Of Wn Gore Ouseley dased We "
April 1887 which certificate has been lost or mislsid
WASHINGTON, April ., 1851 hpio-A"s"
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JarWse g. b~rr~s
WILL prosecution cf claims beFwe Congress and tn
w "a ious ye departments of the government
once dwelling street, between ah and ION streets
Octo-N
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THE Public sr~ warned trust any my
account sxcep daughters, without written order II each
fromo one Of Them or ftom me TIL r. JEsUP,
May F-Isw3w
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price page fes every addnionsl page on
any of the above four esuas'ng ri 10000
pagcs
Blank forms other d. -cription Of printing n.
sared svosdsiAs paper,
broadsde IN be counted . e =
Treasurers weekly statcmcn' " md
specie, on imperial Whiting per
he uDdertood or
be The prices printing m.t cover and in
eomiNasnci~s and Il FFI
The department the right 70 have
printing property be called boos pamphlst
.cnted by special contract
bidders printing accompany samples
quality different kinds OF paper they propose
May N--iaw]w
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axANCING Acadevny--Firss Course.Mr Y. r. LAsss has
cisen- OF Washington and eose
nn will
Tuesday yh his residence on Pennyvnn
avenue opposite WiIard's hotel.
rays Washington Tuesdays Thsdays, nnd Shus-
asy. Georsotown- Mondays snd Fridays.
a--dn 4ar
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above be so hy the Office ordering II, whether
circulars. nssrsctons warrants, prns, returns, Sc s
Is specified In the nrs paragraph, for
page a sheet, per 100 sheets, 400
do 10000
DO do 200
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t#} e For HSFfSlk.
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FfA%11s repairs, will the above
Leaving Washington "Wednesday Saturday O'Clock
Returning leave Norfolk Monday and Thursday al
ocock Touching going and returning al Cone river ana
the usual landings the Fotonasc for signals on TO land
Passage and fare, q. 51 9stt7taH ora .tf1t x
April 1T 9-@e t#4 H4F JAMES MITCHELL, Captain
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IL black isce scnrfs +
~ do do shnws
The sss-nnn ladies especially invited to recent nd
diop stock throughout received
will be
offered such all be suited prices and
CLAGETT NEWTON, MAY, 4 co. .
Ap t9-dw
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NOTICE.

r will IN Monday the 9th Of January,
= 1851 between the usual hours Of sale pro
reed 10 sell at the Court house door in the
town OF Canton. the following described
land, late the property Of John r. Grigsbv
T.! Of NW4, WI Of NE4, section 7, Ell
Of SW4 and SCI, and ten acres Of FL Of
SCI section G TOWNSHIP 2 range 2 East;
also 2l5 acres bounded as toliows North
and West hv lands Of the late Waddeil
Sanders, south BY lands Of DR.. Passmore
and the Irish tract Of land. and east by the
lands Of Daniel Southellanl, contrasting in
the whole sos acres more or less. The
above land win be sold on a credit Of
twelve months bond and approved securi-
~ will be laquired.
TILE believed to be good but no warran.
ty will be given.
Dec. 26 80 MA tds-B. s. KICKS.
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@ LTVERW0Rr

This plant has been for many ys,s
to be of singular virtue in the cureof IN,
of the Liver. More recently il va, 0,cSs:
ed that it possessed great power Il arrs
Bleeding at the Lungs, Coughs, If m
character, ETC., and of essential ervicS
diseases Of a pulmonary character
Notwithstanding the extraordinary M
ties Of these valuable ingredients se4 "
ally known and acknowledged. il ws,b6
DIR. Andrew Rogers to discover the pnys
extracting and combining their pecuEMI "A,
with other vegetables distances such *
moas, wild cherry, etc. to fotm 4 Cono
hitherto unrivalea in The histore a. tt
and cure Of the v%arious diseases 10 whai
flesh is heir.
az We copy below a letter from. al
STARBUeE, Esq, publisher Cincinnati
Times: = u ,rs48
1t is hut justice 10 the pnpreton All
public, thnt the Yirtnrs Of Dr.. RogeFCp
pound Syrup Of Liyerwort and MI, Aa
familiarly known to every one, anl bat6r
lave 40 nr"nriotor ", w., :" d. 'Is;s'' 'S"s'
;ts gpa1nnI r;sa amJ """a3 !oa,si "
If the moat on,;n"r " e 'l
Taent nNnnr ~ a''ass'.u aua
~Sors M "msr O", ; rs, ~ y !; "s pa
RI r;r,neo ha,,a hsan ,' bn"o,S :, a. .'o"G..
Jio4n no,io"' H." "'1" U,ou s, u sIug
n' .aSt;mnn;aIs ~ ' ~ saa. w. y I.
Ivy III I",o " uAoenc"y, !
IS .""I At pdm " ~.
,, iesSo, W. ~ Gct;o%. XIV H1t omi,o n@ ~
t az nonO ~ .srDm. N
.inis Ol nyi a.dsIoSss
such snef = a ppr UpnriS ca" cam seldom hone d issa
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N {
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.

JUST received from NE YORK,
" and now opening, a general assert.
ment Of FALL A MD WIN TER
GOODS CONSISTING IN PART OF:
Blue, Green and Red Marines. Fine French
soft finished Cashmeres and Delanes of all CO.
Tors, Black silk warp, Alpacas, Rice Fancy
and black figured Silks. Silk and Worsted
Lusters. Rich Mantillas aud Sacks. French
worked Muslin Capes, Collars and Cuffs. Elm.
broidcred tape, Borderd and Revered Linen
Cam'b 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, Gimps and pipings. Black and Colord
twisted silk Mitts. long twisted silk MITE
and Kid Gloves. Gentlemens Buck and Kid
Gloves. Channels lined and wooden Gloves.
Ladies' and Misses Marino and Lambs WOO
hose.
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CANTON MALEACADEmY.

THonext session Of this Institution will O.
pen on Monday the 9Th Of January and
continue seven, months under the instruction
Of George w. Ashe A. M. as Principal, and
J. A. Ard, Assistant. Tuition two dollars
and fifty cents, and three dollars and fifty cents
per month in advance. For the present SEES
sion, tuition for four months only will be re-
quired in advance, and the reminder at the
expiration Of that time, one dollar per session
will be charged for incidental expenses.
Mr.. Ashe has an Astronomical, Riiosophi-
cal, and Chemical Apparatus, which will be
used for the benefit Of the School.
GEO CALHOoN, Pres.
AS. HANDY, Sec.
Canton, Jan. !, 1851.
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- D. AA
'fTTbie article is now universal.
to be The most healing and e6ic;S. scknog
for diseased or deCaying iunrs Y .sp
of the iesh or muscular payf. aa
body. Its medicinal and prese,vos " hlng
were understood by the Egyptian.I Y Slai
ages of tie world; and no d6oI ue
aHnnns sas@~t:av rn1u, virr { tov pre1n!ns0 g
in the embalmment of bodies, wasI os~
principally Of this ingredient. n is'.
it was found to be in universal NJ 5 MI n
aborigihes Of America, and A M \,
their principal, and, in fact, onlv w Y
an unsonnd state Of the lungs. orans sSa
to il. Those who are acquainted .sS sp 4
tory of this hardy race Of nan, tnon !.
DEATH FROM CONSUMPTION is unknnSS u1ll
them! The medical Mctotyin III 0oa.
appear to have become aware II N S'a
healing properties of this article. Y.
now introducing it in their pratios' ~ n
CHA, Of England, DR.. CRrcHToS, # 4, l,
burg, DR.. La PRIEURR, of Paris, anS n
tinguishcd DR.. CooPER, have boen II A, N N
of combining it with other articIs, !.
prescriptions, and with ENTIRE Snfc@%
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READTHTg FIRST.

TIVE undersigned would respectfully inform
j The public Hath he is carrying on the CAR.
pENTERS basinass in Canton, where be
isl prepaeed e do Ill kinds Of work in his line
he viii Particularly attend toAn orders fer
C0FFENs and forward them in haste.-
All the work warranted at a relueed price.
dec4 25tA so. III J. R. BRADLEY.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-09
JEW DAVID
HEBREW lA!S1H
THE GREA REMAp.
For Rheumatism, Gout, Pain 10 tns w ".
Back, Limbs and Joints, ScrOlllg
Evil, White Swellipgs tl'u
Tumors, stif joints

~ INV AANN rL
Tumors, Stiff joints
and ali Fixed
Pains whatever.
Where,A tis Plaster is applied Bd'aeas
The following cOmmendatipnl iiopp'
residing at Trenton, Tenn. .am
TRENToN, Gidson Coaatb
N0vembei
,Messrs. Scovil & Mtad Gsnaans.
Hebrew Plaster is becoming POp 'uno,,
section; there is q lady in tnls gg a.s
saws she would not be without ".
Eve hundred dollars a year. sne w, 4
for some time with an enieIs N M
Spleen, which gave her . great wv \ M
the swelling and pain had extelqsS n
~ the Arm Dit, and occasionalll
scarcely breathe. She was ccauls
siderable time, during which sle v, M
by some of our best physlclala !.
ber 10 relief. she procured q box 3 W
plaster sndit relieved her almost lnu.
These facts YOU are at lihrstI ,asis
NAV think pro2er-beY are sqg.,s
Respectfully yours ~
The applicatioe Of the Plaster ~
houlders has been found;a cerVln NV
coils. oourbs. phthisic and lolg
their primary stages. y usP"
ton by p~erspirati0n. fams
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

WHFREAS letters Of Administration On
NV the estate Of j. M. Battle deceased
were grnnted 60 The Undersigned, at the late
December Term (ls50) Of the Probate Conrt
Of the county Of Madison and State OF Miss.
NoR AL persons having claims against the
Estate Of said iecedent, are required to exhib-
Il die snme Only authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law or tile snTne will be bar-
rcd. *. r. ALLSTON, Admir-
J.. Nj BATTLE, Decd
December 10th 1850 n-d3-6t
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-09

ing described stra1s, to wit:
Taken up by VIM. R. Haley
a red and white pied Cow mark laSG8MUN
ed crop and under-bit in the S#NHfsW v
right ear, and half crop in the VXE IA
left, with her calf unmarked, Sz
Appraised to Sc 90
tail, marked with a crop and under>bit in The
right ear, and half crop in the left; with a calf
unmarked Appraised to 81 90
marked, crop and under-bit in the left ear. and
under-bit in the right. Apprised to S6 O0
Also a red and white pied Cow, unmarked.
Appraised to 81 90
Also a white %IIeifer, unmarked.
Appraised to SO 90
Also a red and white pied Heifer, unmarked
Appraised to So 90
Also, a y%earling red Heifer, unmarked.
Appraised to So so
Also, a yearling brindle Bull, unmarked.
~, Appraised to So so
Taken up by McClenan Carson, a white
Steer, marked swallow fork and under-bit IN
each ear, supposed to be 10 years old.
Appraised to $1,000
pyAlso a black Steer, marked with swallow
fork and under-bit in the right ear, and swat
low fork in the left, has the appearance oCbe:
ing branded with the letter l., about 7 venrs
old. Annra;ssd r. ttloJ M
N. B.. Persons having ia their possession tho
above described strays, are requested 70 bring
them forward on the day of sale.
Dec. std Clancy, Ranger, M. C.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-09
ALSO.

For Gentlemen, the inestand best French
Cloths and and Cassimeres, Tweeds.
jeans and Satinets, Lowells, Linseys,
Kentucky twills. Blankets &c. &c.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-09

EEOUR. 200 Bbls st. Louis Flour, and
4 300 Bbls. Ohio, just received, and for sale,
by Dec. II, 1850. r. p. WINSLOW.
lust received and in store
j 90 Barrels t'Walgh'' Flour,
90 do "FIarrison'' Flour,
SO do "North st Louiso Flour.
10 do "Troy Millsn do.
IL Casks Family Hams,
Is Sacks Irish Potntoes,
2 Iierces Rice, 5 Boxes Maccaroni.
= Cask Stuart's Syrup, a superior article
2 Bills sugar house Molasses,
Cask Of dried Beef, Shot all sizes.
u BbIs dried Peaches, 6 do green apples
10 Boxes Of "Blue grass Dairy Cheese.
10 ! Bbls, Molasses Is Bags Onions.
2 Bills Button Onions, Bar Lead, &c.
Also, a large assortment If Wood and vii.
low Ware comprising Wash Tubs, Pails and
Higgins, iron and brass bound; Sugar and Cor.
fee, Buckets, Foot tubs, Keelers, Printed
Buckets, Clothes and market Baskets. Cburns.
Brooms, Cocoa Dippers, &C., and indeed almost
every article for Family and Culinary purpo.i
ses, r. p. WlNSLOW
jackson, December. IL, 1850.