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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-02
IN. III. TIEOMPSnN.

FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
,TTAVIDG permanently located himself in
IN CANTON. ia prepared to d5 all work
in his line vf business, ingthe hest manner and
'at the shortest notice. Having had several
/, ears experience among the best TaiIors Of
New Orleana, his customers my safely rely
upon his work in n~eatness oft and superiority
az make.
ArCUTTING done for customers to he
made up by Ladies, Allg9rnents cut by him
are warranted 10 fit.
Canton january ID 1851. As ly
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-02
TRUSTEES s4Is.

Nv virtue Of the provislojof a Deco Of
- Trust executed by G5ge W. Molz
and Mary Angelina Mutz TOT qs trustee i9r
the purpose of securing cert4 hebts therein
mentioned, aud which Deed duly recorded
in Book + pages IL and ~ the RECORDS "i
the Probate Court of Madlse county, VIII
| proceed to sell ut the COurtouse door IN lhe
io,vn oC Canton nm Mondaahe 18th Of De-
cetnher, 1850, between the lirs reqnlrel oy
Iaw. M the right. title anhterest whatever,
of the said George w. Molann MARY Anse,,
lima Motz, in and to the flowing descrloen
tracts or parcelso of land beg ana Il!h? IN tne
caanty of Madison and Ste o. MisSssiPPi:
viz: the 5. E. / Of y. lS. IN, \ E'st lying
/ North If and near the m OF Iigltoifah
containing 100 46 100 acf more or Iess-aiso
1.-the +. i-3 Of N b, IA I'll l8T. ~ East,
containing 90 acres more less-also u sulail
tract bounded as ~followFiE; beginning az a
stnke M the North Weeornpr of the aEore-
said South East q%uarterl Section 70 ", =
3 East, thence South S2s degrees west, MY
1.-TWO polest to n stake orseiroad heading from
Canton to Bowles Fey on the Bis BRICK
River, thence with sai9ad North eleven ae-
@cor1s4 Il n lahn;a nd. ftaT4i%fssd B sSsht9afr II ~ t9Rke VI. s r. b tAs
NJ, thence North Gig h-two aud a halt de-
gte,s East eighty poleto three blactjaCks,
hs"oNorth eleven dsees East one hnhdren
y aud twety holes 10 fftke ut the North west
TTSSner ol Nv aioresaidast half Of the North
er ~ KquarteEN VI Scctijiightuen, tlieiice South
S@4SSeSe line nthe Fas3 of the N. Il. IA Of
ler - ,9hSStthe Nortlirtaf said S. Il. la Of $.
by e, Ms,e directISVE beginmng, coutaining
rn ,asn,s oHSlres, to gr with all the improves
his tE.re0ntn M lapend tho appertenalces
81. Hsa 49,, osSSgsin5 IN
oil .h.tss named \ Of above parties in the
il 1890" 40 mn yydsi II b. sold, o so much
~" dine and secure4 W.. " pay 'nG 49, 49,
~ aud expenses ing unu VS.
The title to cal !. i hs
indisputable, but NpGty oS'i y .ha M
chaser such title, MPhi5 anaAe = r.
w GEO. R.en ~ psaN5 M.
,ns CantOnNov, 7tIt 97s
The sale OF thaA rronartv "a berehv
nihst postponed until BIOL paope si.t' da, y
ling4 January Ssh. Wo "
I this a M. ENDoN Adn.,x 4
y HAR. DULSoN' Au.n -
Can q NV sIEND;oN nec,d
ttuc Disadvantages
II. ~VUJUBlRsTE' x --
O2 Meuv Z 20
Dtssabst less.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-02
ADMINISTRATORS SAFE

10y virtue Of an order OF the lrobate
- Court Of Madison County. MisssippL.
made ut the December term 1850 tbfrni the
undersigned Administrative and Adhi'lstra'
tor Of the estate Of George w Hena6nn he
ceased, win on MOnday tho 18Th tiitYf J"Ei'
nary 1851 between the hours prescfed ny
law. ut the Court House door in thstown OF
Canton, in sui County Of Madison spose for
sale at public auction, TO the highestldders,
on a credit Of twelve months from V dAy OF
sale all the stock Of goods, wares antInerchah,,
disc, nov in the Store house of sai1deceased
consisting Of large stock oEDry Yous' sad-
dlpry, Cutlery, Hardware, CrockS, Ready,
made clothing, fancy goods, and " Kinds OF
staple goods lor% plantation nse-~ Yots, SHOES
hats carriage trimmings, Lenther e.
The purchasers of said goodswares an'
merchandise, will be required give bon
with good and ample security pHablc t"elV'
months after date for the purchas tnoney,
AMANDA NJ. HENDERSG Admx'
HENRY r. COULTER Ah't. Of
GEORGE W. HENDERSU Decd
December, nth 1859. 49,"
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

i ETTERS Of administration having heen
La granted to the Undersigned at the regular
December term 1851 fthe Probate Court OF
Madison County, Mississippi, on The estate Of
George w. Henderson deceased, allapersons
indebted TO said estate are notified to come
forward aud make immediate Il yment, and
those having claims ngaiDat said %estitte, will
present them legally authenticated within the
time prescribed BY law, or they will be forever
barred,
AMANDA M. HENDERSON Adm'x.
HENRY r! COULTER Admir-
Mr.. A. G. Lancaster is our duly authorized.
agent to collect and receipt for all monies due
estate on acoonnts and notes al the store house
Of suid deceased, where he can be found at all
tines,
AMANDA M. HENDERSON Adm'x.
HENRY n. COULTER, Adm'n
December II 1850 41td.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-02
ADMINISTRATORS N0rTrr

TUE undersigned having been appointed bv
l the Probate Court Of Madison Comfy ii
the Decemhfr Term, Administrator de 5onis
non with tRs Will annexed, Of The ESTATE u
Thomas J Moore decd all persons indebted to
said Estatf are requested ii make immediate
settlement and those having cIaims against
It will ppsent them within the period required
by law, brthey viii be forever barred,
A. P.HILL Admir- de bonis non
with the will annexed.
Cantfn December 18th 1850. 42-tds
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-02
READ rms FYRST.

TUE undersigned would respectfully inform
/ the public that lie is carrying on the CAR
PENTERS business IN Canton, where Re
81 prepared to do all kinds Of work ia his line;
he wild particularly attcbd TO an orders fer
COFFENs and forward them in haste.-
All the work warranted alta reduced price.
dec. 18th 80. lyl J. r. BRADLEY.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-02
NOTlCE.

I lwill on Monday the 9Th Of January.
4 iS51betWeen the usual hours Of sale pro
coed to sell at the Court house door in the
town Of Canton, the following described
land. late the property d John R. GrigsbV
FL. Of NW3. WI OF NE4, section 4, E!
Of SW4 and SE4, and ten acres of e. o
Sci section 8 township s range 2 East
also 245 acres bounded as follows Motif
and West bv lands of the late Waddel
Sanders, south BY lands of DR.. Passmor
and the Irish tract Of land. and east by th'
lands Of Daniel Switzerland, containing il
The whole $50 acres more or less. TIL
above land will be sold on a credit 0
twelve months bond and approved securi
" will BE- / quired.
Tile believed to be good but no warrag
~ will be given.
Dec. 26 so MA tds-B. S. KICKS.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-02
,,,.,,sslpp, RESOLUTIONS,

Ml4eIs~hh = 49,
\. rooTE rose 10 present 10 the Sen
!. ,..o,,,ions ii censure passed upcn
I'M. !. Ne Senate at the last session,
4. l.si..lOre II Mississippi. He re-
.s.a,h,t \, legislature thus condemn
I'm n, composed Of hish-tnlHdtd
s.nor,Sls men; but he believed thai
/. L.a .O,r,lg misunderstood the SEN
~. i de- people of Mississippi az
,1ou,bttbs elections Of the next ial.
DpIlrar sOrusivrly show.
m, CHAIR. What motion does hi
major make.
\, FOoTE. No motion, cir. Thu
onIions wert sent to me 10 present II
sats. fbave done so. The senau
ID with them what they think proper
c5leasue may make any motion h
Pass
N, JEFFERSON DAVIS moved tina
tesolttlonste read and printed, an.
were read accordingly, and ordered I
printed
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-02
RANGERS SALE.


AS RANGER Of Madison county, I will of
n fer for sale, in the town Of Canton; on Nom
day, the 9Th day of January next, the follow.
ing described strays, to wit:
Taken up by WIN. r. Haley -A
a red aud white pied Cow mark
ell crop and under.bit in the kk8W
right emf; and half crop in theeEA.
left, with her calf unmarked.
Appraised to So 90
Also a red Cow, with Il white face, a short
tail, marked with a crop and undershit in tho
rightear, and nalf crop in the left with a Gulf
unmarked Appraised to 81 90
Also a brown Heller, with Il white flce,
marked, crop and under-bit ia the left ear, and
under-bit in the right. Apprised to SIS 90
Also q red and white pied Cow, unmarked.
Appraised to 81 90
Also a white Heifer, unmarked.
Appraised to SO 90
Also a red and white pied HeiGer; Unmarked
Appraised to $500
Also, a ~yearlins red Heifer, unmarked,
Appraised to s F! so
Also, Il %yearling hEimlle Bull, unmarried.
Appraised to $3.50
Taken up BY McClenan Carson, Il white
Steer, marked swallow fork and under-bit in
each eur, supposed % be 10 years oil.
r. Appraised to $1,000
Also a blncl; Steer, marked with svallow
fork and uhdcr-bit IN the right ear, anl swal.
low fork in the left, has the appearances ofbe.
ing branded with the letter L, abont I yeats
OH. a Appraised to $40 %
N. D.; Persons having ID Their possession tho
above Inscribed strnys, are requested to bring
them forward on the lfy Of sale.
Dee. Std J. CLANCY, Ranger, NJ G.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-02

(, 4, rer,sliqg orgpieTI' y.
.,iea, OF ,a3 ISM. aoN IL force iOrlhs re-
'F0hIy ..s,ieu. ib,i upoe ihs isl = n
,,tuIioo o !, o,,,ies depends the preset
Feg,i g. 9%ucb loved UOion.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-02

ootb Fst BY the Rev, !. ",
q z ! /. vacs, Esq. 70 Miss Mary
ss g.',v,, both Of this county .s.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-02

The above articles were purchased in
New York Cincinnati, LouisVil, and
ST., Lonis the past summer, uponta, most
favorable terms. They are ofefel 10 the
public at very small profit. Tne usual
credit will be given to prompt customers.
| am Determined to offer such inducements
as will ensure a calldt least, and believ-
ing in the motto of "smaIl profits and
quick %sales.t' / will take pleasure at all
times to show my goods without charge.
| will barter for Cotton, Corn, Oats, Rye;
Dry Hides, Wool, Tallow, Rice, Rags, &c.
Liberal advances made on Cotton ship
ped 10 my friends in New Orleans.
N B. Having made arrangements at
St. Louis for weekly shipments Of Flour,
my customers may at all times rely upon
getting q good and fresh article.
Sept 10Th '5O.-ly.
GAIT. IS sacks coarse, and 50 sacks fine
- Salt for sale. by Il. p. WlNSLOW.
Jackson, December IL, 1850.
- . LL L .f
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-02
DEATH OF A K~ENTuKlAN.

. NAAAAAANe
'lAe Panama Star Of The 22d ult,, gives
/ idlowing particulars Of the probable
sovsry Of Nj. r. 4. HARDEN, son Of
b Harden, Of Kentucky, who disap-
Aled mthtr suddenly from Panama,
PnR After be bad received there The rev
etion d his appointments Of Secretary OF
cation y Chill The paper above quo.
say,
Dn Friday last, as a party Of gentlemen
Y ascending The mountain in the ear Of
cliY, about midway up they discovered
remains Of 4 human being. Though
y : nov ~ part Of thai human frame
oal Ihe bare bones, there is s%ulicienI
Nce g render almost certain the de.
Vol llaI lhevare those OF the unfortr.
hatdtn These evidences consist d
''tF ngnd noRe Of The pockets. da,qt
wanna De' lS49, addressed tothe Hon
Harden, Bsrds,cwn. Ky., commene
MY dea' father" and ending will
Y aif c%ll0nale on, Rowen., Beside
a,te were 4 silk handkerchief, tw.
~ salle, apd part Of 4 .ilk purse, From
N.Y. @IVa1aOcs Of Iae ground there is som
p'slea lAal be was murdered.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
rrunn

NOTICE is hereby given that | will as Adj
IN ministrator ofthe Estate Of Cranberry Hens
bricks deceased, present my fnal account for
allowance and settlement, at the January
T RIM A D 1851 of the Probate Court Of Mad
ison County, when and where all persons in
tsrested may attend
W.B. HENDRICKS Admir-
Canton December 18th 1850. 42-3t Z
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-02

ALSO:
- A superior assort
ment Of Clothing.
A2A Hats and CAPS oil H.
every description.
Congress Boots, Shoes, Russell Broeans
&c. Cutlery, Hardware, Cfockery ware,
Glass ware, Brides Saddles &c.
Which will be sold low TO good pGnc-
tual men on time, and still lower for CASH.
ALso--A good article of Scotch Snuff
made by Mrs. Miller, Garrett and Ander-
son, put up in bottles and bladders.
Chewing tobacco of the best
quality. Lnl3-til VIM. E. DANCY.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-02

4, Calfrma Legislaturey Th SacrA
nto Transcript gives a list Of names Of
persoas elected 10 lhv Legislature, and
'n,up politically as follows: Senate
nsfats 9, Wigs I'D EN- pcratlc ma
iv2 Assembly, Democrats Is, wings
Independent |, Doubtful 81 Democratic
raiiW,4.
.Da Jy1f Balht- Denocrats 81, Wings
4 Doubtful and independents demo
lie msjoriw,9
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-02
Fresh and select NTediCincsI

NAI r. are just receiving, from New fnrk nnu
w Philadelphia, n superior assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, SC, &C.,
FresbJlud Pure, embracing most articles dsu-
ally Tound in Drug Stores, Buying, as we dos
of the Importers and Maa4Jaetursrs-rtliablu
hoises,at once responsible and respectable, and
being determined to deal in the BEST MEDil
ZONES, those sold BY us may be confidently re-
lied on-we ~ttGrrant them such as represented.
Our Stock shall he kept complete, by fresh
supplies front the best markets, as often as re.
CURED.
Thankful for past Gavofs, we solicit d con
t%inuance Of the same, from all pay ing dealersS
and pledge ourselves that our prices shall be as
low as similar articles can be afforded at in the
State. ASH dealers will always fHd it to
their interest to call at the sign Of the Col
net R1ortdr."
July A., 80 PRIESTLEY s. MOSBY.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-02
L~,TrFYRsT c0A'GREsS''
IN SENATE AZ
Tsesidt, Dee. II, 1851.

Th.sday, Dee. II, 1850
cH,IR aia before the Senate the
a' /. Hoard d Amy officers call,
pla !. !. ! consider the propIiety q
's'I, I. ! ,,at or Lieutenant General
', =, e s,' ''p re required 70 preven'
'.', .a as.,' from exercising civil fone'
lI'7 p ", to committee on Military
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-02
CANION MALE

M NIAa Il - ~ n
~ 'ae ,s'lop Of this Institution will O.
,i s's q Monday iho6lh t6 Jannary and
,s0,,. F I, laaRths under the i~nstrnction
81 Il, &. I awe \, q. as PiucipaL. AMI.
fOt s..,' nsa'Iapis Tmtion two collars.
,ss,O 7 ! .Sd iAtee dolIarsand ffty cents
NsS Y aasense. For tile present ses-
M n MI. " ioat months onIy will he Is.
piraliaa ', and the remainder at tic.
he chs \ Ss s.pe, one dollar per session
NJ Asbe sar lsidehtd expenses.
md t6smp Astronomical, Pk;losobb,-
81 dfOr III bsllrSI Y Eppdfdtps, which viii Be
prShe School.
4 $. HAxpv, III. CALHooN, Pres.
S'0'oi4 inn iS5l
" sTAUR on ,.
-ndign cOaat Il n the -cuit Count j
said GS
OCTOBER TERM A. y. $50.
Y" W I n. se Y alas J In Chaucery III
loAaaos Court
4 D. ls51. -" o0'VO
aeH day caase The complainant bv
IVY AMI Oh her motion Ii is ordered
uu's mat this cause be set down e.
NJ. 'ls1 ~ The FIRST tIay of next term Of /
N l, a' ' The dfst Monday Of April ID
a'.afr appearing to tie satisfaction
ss:,.l'at tte defendant J.. j, JohnAoi
;,a;, 'Asa o. this state, hut resides beyt
M a''' s'sFeOI 40 that thee orlinary pro,
ulstt cannut be executed np5n i
M Y y ordered that he enter his apn,
N .lsla ~ Court Mt the next term tier
1wo ss'ueu y the court house IN the tow
A@i,,s' " .ee irst Momlay Of April
Onnb Aal plead, answer, and demur ID
N.Y. pIIlulNts Nj, otherwise the several I'll
in,s' a y will be trken for confessed AZ
p1 lae matters thereof decreed accof,
Dn,, ! ,urlhtt ordered, that n copy o
NM y published ii the .sMadisoniah,
m nsWspapHr printed in the town Of
,Oss WY . week CT three months.n n A
~ a0'a TIE minutes Of said Court.
cslhoa.. II. H COULTER, Gle
''aaag q 1851 Rls-SM