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Stop that Thief!

- ToLES, from the sable Of the subscriber. in
- Chamhly, l.. c. ON tho nigh, of the 2ad of
Dee. tnstasi, a valuable RAY HORSE, with
black name aud tail; carries his on the right
side, and had a harness bride or head stall with
square ring bats. and chock.rein which had been
made from old rein cut in Two.
Whoever may give Information respecting the
said horse, TO Mr.. Thomas, at the office OF the
North dmsriccn, swsnlon, VI. shall be amply
rewarded. J. II. PAPINEAU
Dee A..
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-25

% We learn by private source that
Gov. Thomson's favourite measure of a
Union OF the Provinces, was lost in the
Upper Canada House Of Assembly, by a
majority OF four.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-25

We beg leave TO thank A. N. of ST.
Johns Tor various importan, documents
lately received at this Office, and which
will appear in due time. For the ioforma-
lIon oil A. n. we would say that certain
must eapse before the one marked
+" l." can safely appear.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-25

EDWARD WAINWRIGHT, Grand Isle County
VS. Court, Sept. Term,
BENJAMIN Morr. 1889.
WA HEREAS, Edward Wainwright, Of St.
w Adams, in the county Franklin and State
of Vermont, commenced his action against Benla-
min Mott, Of Alburgh, in the county of Grand
Isle aforesaid, at the April term Of said court,
1889, declaring against the said Mott in plea OF
the case, for that the said Mott, and one Willard
Nichols, at st Adams made signed, and delivered
to the plaintiff their certain note in writing dated
the 9th day Of July, 1888, and thereby Jointly and
severaly promised to pay the plaintiff or order one
hundred and fifty nine dollars, six months after
date, for value received and that said note had
not been paid also, in an action of debt for the
sum Of two hundred dollars, for divers goods,
wares, and merchandise; also for money lent, adj
vanced, paid, laid out, and expended also for
other two hundred dollars, for money had aud re-
ceyed, TO and for the use of the plaintiff; and
TO the damage Of the plaintiff three hundred dollars
which said cause entered the docket of
said court, at the April term, 1889 and The said
Mott being out Of this State, continued to the
present September term of said court and il not
being made to appear to said court that the said
Mott has had personal notice Of the tendency of
this suit, it is ordered by the court that further
notice be given by publishing the substance Of the
plaintiffs declaration in the " North american
a newspaper published at Swanton, in the county
of Franklin, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, the last Of
which to be four weeks before the next session Of
said court, which shall be deemed sufficient notice
to the said Mott to appear and answer thereto.
Dated at North Hero, in the county of Grand
Isle, this 30th day Of November, AID. 1899.
JOEL ALLEN, Clerk.
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usual prompiitude fofm arGed accounts Of
these proceedings on the part of Maine
10 The British Government, & in the mean
time viii take active measures to repel
any further advance Of the military forces
Of the willy State of Maine.
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To be continued.

"THE AMIsTAD PRIsoNERs.-A formal
claim has been presented by the Spanish
minister to our national government, for
The restoration of the shooner and cargo
70 the pretended owners thereof. The
Whole case now turns upon this claim
Secretary Forsyth has declared the opin-
Ioa 10 emphatic and decided terms, that
The case cannot properly be itigated in
rgy If our courts, but that ii is question
10 be settled BY The executive alone. Me-
notius are pouring in upon Lord Palmer
s,on, the organ of tho British government,
from our transatlantic brethren, praying
Ga his intervention in behalf Of these
MEN. The Crisis 10 which these procee-
dings have arrived, notwithstanding our
government shamelessly volunteered TO
bind the chains still closer around these
unfortunate captives, we cannot but regard
as favourable, rather than otherwise, for
the poor slave While the question re-
NAMED in the courts, no power could
rghuuIly interfere but as it is now in
The hands Of the executive, all pretext
against allowing interference is removed,
The protest of other powers may be success
fully made"
Has it so soon come to his,-that Eng
land must demonstrate against american
oppresson' How changed is the order OF
things! There was time, it is said, when
,iaericdns demonstrated against British
oppression, yet it was not for shutting
their fellow men up TO decide whether
they were rational human beings or
beasts, to be bought and sold " whipped and
worked, starved or fed, at the discretion OF
Their purchasers. No! no such thing.
The honest fathers Of the American Revo-
'ilon held that resistance 10 fyrants is
obedience 10 God" and in effect that all
men by right are born free and equal, but
NepresenI race of Republicans don't seem
10 think so. Witness Mackenzie, Case,
snd Van Rensselaer, in American iails.
what American does not blush for his
eouhtry's honor. Look, again, at the late
o'der from Washington (save the name),
'o' the arrest of all patriot strangers from
canada, who were then in the city oil De-
'''i, but which order a truly honorable
o8'eef OF the Government refused TO obey.
Is Hoi this Illuminating to the pride of an
Aneican' Was this the path pursued by
@e hero Of New 0rleanss Who shall
s-sEet IN the affirmative;
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A friend rorth having. Extract of a
Ietter, dated Western Gulph, Goth Nov.
ultmo:
To The Publisher of the North .4meracan.
SIR,-I think the time has about expired
for which | subscribed for your valuable
paper, and deem it duty (not a supere-
rogatory, but an imperative one, incum-
bent on me, TO add my mite in support of a
journal that advocates with such indefati-
gable zeal the glorious cause Of Canadian
independence. SO long as it maintains
the cause it has heretofore, so long will il
be thorn in the heel of the tyrants OF
Canada. II keeps the avenging spirit
alive. Through its columns the American
people may know what their countrymen,
with the countrymen and the descendants
Of the immortal Lafayette, suffer north Of
the line 45
In former number you requested every
old subscriber TO send new one. ! send
the names Of four, with their subscriptions.
Your very humble servant and sincere
friend, P. Nv.
Our friends letter was mislaid otherwise
we should have attended to il sooner. Re-
mainder soon.
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SOOTHING SYRUPS,

which they Aalter themselves will not only entirely
eradicate any Of the above ailments, and give
buoyancy to the spirits, bot will altogether super
sede any Quack Medicine ever invented.
Swanton, Dec. IL, 1899.
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THos. w. LAMrHERE, a young man
with whom we have been acquainted in
Stanstead l.. c., has, we believe, been
most basely illuminated by Rev. Gen
t.eman, through the columns of a paper
printed at Chelsea, Vt. " IHev are NOT
all monks ,cho Wear The coaol." So il is
necessary 10 guard little against the ex-
aggeralions which sometimes spring like
mushrooms from the holy anger of men
oil :" sanctimonious seeming" We are told
that the head and tail of Mr.. Lamphere,s
offending was that he spoke hghtiy of a
most eloquent and learned sermon preach
ed by the digniJfed teacher of goodness.
Such an offence would hardly Justify a
meek and cody man in making the sweep
ing hear-say accusations which have been
made against Mr.. L., some of which have
since proved untrue. A Congregational
Clergymen who has become partially ac-
quainted with Mr.. L., called a, this Office
lew days since, and says he candidly be-
lleves the reports against that gentleman
are false; so do we,-and here is one proof
of it,
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NEW STORE,
NEAR THE BRIDGE, STANTON.
KANE &. DIN

KANE g. DUNNING
"AvING opened STORE for the Sale Of
IL ~ WET and DRY GOODS, respectfully in.
vie the Public TO inspection of their Stock,
consisting of
Teas and Coffees,
Sugars and Molasses
Raisins and Tobacco,
Fish, Pork, Salt, Gunpow-
der, Backing, &c.
Together with a frst-Tate assortment OF
Printed Calicos,
Shirtings and Sheetings,
Vestings and Weddings,
Caps and Boots,
Gloves and Mittens,
Handkerchief g. Shawls,
Cravats and Stocks,
Crockery, Glassware, &c.
The above articles are all of the very best des-
cription, and may be purchased at remarkably low
prices, for CASH.
To the afflicted.
For the removal of Fiatplence, Hypochondris,
Nervous Debility, or any other Disorder that may
aiict the inhabitants Of this Kingdom, Messrs. X.
and d. have laid in an ample supply Of approved
SOOTHING SYRUPS,
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MARRIED..

In Stowe. VI. by the Rev. Mr.. Hersha
Foster, Mr.. Thomas w. Lamphere, o
Stanstead, l.. c. to Miss Sarah Brig ham
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Washington Dorsey

Washington Dorsey 1.4,,...lsl, ~ N,,,,,.
s;ls s. ~ e E. Term, 1889.
10y virtue Of the above stated execution
to me directed, from the Hon. Circuit
Court Of Yazoo county, will expose to
public sale on Monday the 2Ist day Of Oct.
next, at the Court House door, in the town
Of Benton, within the hours prescribed BY
law, the following property, TO wit: one
house and lot, No. u, situated, lying and
being in Yazoo City, formerly Manchester,
and levied on as the property Of Silas NJ
Joslin, to satisfy the above stated case and
cost. P. BUFORD, Sheriff,
BY T. w. WIRELESS, D. s.
The above sale is postponed UNI
til Monday, the 18th of Nov. next.
Sept 10, 1889 lpr fee S.dolsl 1926
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NOTICE.

ID virtue Of authority in me vested, as Asses
b sorof Taxes for the corporation Of Yaxoo
ely, will sell for the taxes due for the 839, 10
tront of the Washington Hotel ii said city, on
Saturday the 30th day Of November next, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following lots and
parcels Of ground, lying within the corporate Inns
It's Of said city, much thereof as shall be su-
icient to pay the taxes and other expenses there
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SHERIFF ~ SALE.
Nicholas Norwood.
=. PLon s

Is Plea 6 fas TO Nov. Term 1883
James Rainy
EQY virtue Of the above stated execution
to me directed, from the Honorable
circuit courtof Yazoo County, Mi, ! viii
expose at public auction, 70 the highest bid-
der, for cash, at The court house door Of
Yazoo county, on Monday the 18th day Of
November next, within the hours prescribed
by law,-tbe following property to witt
house aud LOT, No. $50 situated, lying and
being in Yazoo city, formerly Manchester,
Nj, levied on as the property belonging to
The estate Of james +. Rainy, deceased, to
satisfy the above stated case and cost.
P. BUFORD, Sh'f.
By +. W Wheless, D. s.
Sept %. 1899 l5-5t OR fee SIS COZ
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II ~ s. II r.

g WEI Z citizens ot HaHoo Cltg ana Puolic
generally, are respectfully informed
that the subscribers have made sucn k
ranoemefits IS RAJ enable them to accom-
naocafe number Of tlenlen Wlth
SDake 00 llllg
either 81 the month, week 81 daY. ata trans
silent persons can Sc furnished VII meals
II sri hours Their table wi ernlsned
81 al times ith he BEST TIE d sea-
cons sifold From strict attention lsl-
ness and HE comforts Of 3o p naF
fsrof hen iih Their sapport. tleY Aepe g
meri share 1t pubic patron
JACK oN E9N0NDS.
azo6 City. InlV Is 1885,
Tee Cream Soda Water aud Con.
dictionaries 81 every description, constantly
oh hand.
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a family newspaper, issued every saturday,
BY MATTHIAS 81 TAYLOR,
No. "a South Second Street, philadelphia.
Is believed to be the cheapest, best, and
most entertaining family newspaper, pub
iished III the United States Of America.
The editorial department conducted by
Eenj. Matthias.
The business department conducted BY J..
Z. Taylor.
TIE 81 TJERD.4Y CHRONICLE
is adapted 70 the wants Of the farmer, me-
chanics merchant, man of leisure, and espe-
ciaiIy 70 every reading family circle. Its
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Take Nnfica

several pfo1lissorv notes riVe8
BY ne % Vim. Cou1 snet 81 orsi sr.
each for tae sum of 687 Sol DARED 6n the
'sa July 1885 amounting Is 2750. 1sf.
able months after date 2nd. PAYABLE
TINS after date; 8 yab|e e months
siteE OATS, 4th payable A mon las ate.
am determined not pay unless conps
iea ~ law as The consi 1lons for which
SAID notes were given hts ailed
JAMES BILLET.
Yazoo Civ nffI ~
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An 81 81

Plant g Ban


Rlaniers Bank
Is
Joseph Andrews ekal.
10 INV Term
gesepn Andrews maker 1889
g anes & Vance end'
James Hayden use efc.
af
Vance and Andrews.
rlrlne Of he above stated executions
g me directed, from the Honorabla
Circuit Court of Kazoo County, ii. will
expose 70 public sale, Cor cash to the
highest biddeg. at the court house door Of
4azoo county, di on Monday The 4thsdag
ofNoyember next within The hours pre-
sscrihed By law, the following land to WITT
Lots Nos. 2. 81 5. and 6, Of section
township ~, range Wess containing 40
SOL 0O acres north Westquafter and south
westqlarter Of section 6 township Il, range
2 vest, containing $50 46-I00 acres more
orlessi north west quarter, south west quar-
terofsection 3 township - range 2 west,
containing 800 8s- TOO acres; east nall, north
vest quarter and north east quarter Of sec.
ton 2, range 2 west and west half, north
west quarter dissection I,township 10, range
2 west, containing 800 acres more or less;--.
south east quarter, north east qnarterofsec.
uon35, township ID, range 2 west, contain
ing BY estimation $50 acres; west hall, south
west quarter and west hall, north west quar-
ter dissection 36, township Is, range west,
containing BY estimation 100 acres; west
half, sonih west quarter Of section 50, east
halt, south east quarter objection SO, town-
chip u, range2 west, containing 100 acres,
in al 207O 5I-l0O acres leavied on as the
property Of Joseph Andrews to satisfy the
above stated executions and costs.
p. BUFORB, Sh'f.
BY f. w, WHEELEs, ID s..
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GOO 500, 600
TICKETS $40 NO sITA RES
The whole Of the tickets. with their num-
bers, as also those containing the prizes, viii
be examined and sealed by the commissions
ers appointed under the act, previously 10
their being put into he wheels One wheel
vii contain the y hole 81 The numbers the
other " IL contain the 600 prizes, and thefirst
six hundred numbers thaf shall Be- drawn
OUT, viii Be sutltled % such prize as may be
drawn 70 ita numbers and the fortunate hol-
deFs Of such prizes viii have such property
transferred 70 them nlme lately after The
drawing, unine uTbered and without
deduction,
Editors Of every paper ii the y. States, in
the West indies, in Canada and other 81 the
British Province ere requested to insert the
above as g standing ad vertise nent until the
first Of December next, aud send Their ac-
counts e ns, together with paper contain
ing the advertisement.
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EwVHE subscribers have put their TEN
PIN ALLEY 81 complete $50
the accommodation aud recreation of their
company and every attention paid them.
TACK ON ~ DlEoNDSs
Yazoo City, July b, ieSs. S-d
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AlNtsAtAA INl z. z" tAtA~ ~
Of lumber of the following description
viz:
Weather boarding. sheetings
Rafters, Joists,
Scant ing, Floofing'
Plank Oak Jcists,
All 81 which viii be sold low for cash.
JNO. GLASS
Yazoo Civ, Nav ID. 1899 t0-H
MAYORS OFFICE,
YAzoo CRY, Sept 9Th, 1889.
At called meeting q the President
- aud selectmen of Kazoo City Pre-.
sent Quesney p. Gibbs, President. Rich
ard me VIM, Andrew Glib and w
Quackenboss, Selecfmen
on motion, q w Quackenboss, was ap-
pointed clerk, pro. tenn.
On motion 0f r W. Quackenboss, the
board first proceeded by ballot 10 elect a
wharf master for az0o City, 70 all the "a
cancy occasioned BIZ the death Of Hugh I,
BiVens. Whereupon, Thomas g. Rodgers
was unanimously elected TO that office.
Ordered by The boaid, that Thomas s
Rodgers, wharf master elect for 4azoo Ii-'
~, Be and he IS hereby required, before be-
enters upon the discharge 0f The duties OK
his Office as snch, 70 execute bond, IN
conformity with the requisitions Of the VI
dinances. of said Yszoo City, ia the penal.
sum Of one thousand dollars.
The following monthly report Of the
Treasurer was next presented 70 the board,
which On motion was received, 70 wit:
az Il HopF.
n act pith tae Cooperation of yasoo city.
DR..
April 23d To balance on hand az
per report this date, $500, 10
July 9Th b cash received of III
Bivens for wharfage, 250,50.
1889, Contra, or $sls,26
May BY ibis amount paid
Troy s. HyIand per
Presidents order, $1,000
s do. do. do. do, 5000
do. do. do. do, 800
s 25th-Do. do. do. do, 20,O0
james ' a Steve Stevens, 1000
g H--By this amount commits
1 sions paid H. r. BIZ
vens, for money ptid
Burgess by President, 6,5u
August 9TH Tickets on demand
redeemed, zoe, rs
g Eight m0nlhs post
notes redeemed, 100
$685.
Amount On band rficket fund sc. 474,0l
April 23d- mount Of tickets not
redeemed. 1895. 40
above. 2os,75.
$500, "a
Post notes mol re-
deemed. 1,025,00
Posi- notes redeemed
as abOge, HOO
Post notes ID circulation, l,0l4,O0I
Total amount Of tickets and post
notes ii circulation, 1855. IA
Respectfully, &c,
NJ H0FF
Treasured oi Yaz0o City.
August 5, 1880
Ordered by The board, that the committee.
on finance, requested at the last meeting
hereof 70 call upon William g. Rasberry,
Hate assessor and collector, aud procure from
him i statement of such surplus or real es-
nate tax sales as may be yer in bis hairls,
ihave further time granted them Is report.
On motion Of Andrew Glib, il was Re
soLred, That the committee on streets. be
reqaesied to report to the next meeting Of
This board. the best ways and means to Be
devised, tor constructing forthwith new
aud substantial bridge ACROSS tie bayou. on
Main street, and the probable cost thereof.
Messrs. Hahn aud Harisonss account
against the corporation FOR services ana ma
ltefials q fepalring Broadway, Was On mo
On motion of Richard "a. VIM, II was
lResolps That Ibis bosfd do nov adjourn
to NEE gain on Nedaesd ii next the 1lfh
inst. al O'Clock. III
9 .. GIBBS President
Test
N QUAcKESBoss. cleskt pro tenn
Sept I3 los
RES ~ FER
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each prize 900, 90 ,o0c
200 do Each share 81 800 Of the
Bank Of Iouiaiaha 10000
200 do Each share 81 800 the
New Orleans Bank, 10000
$50 do Each ] share 81 500 Of the
Union Bank Of Florida, is, o0C
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TLCKETS ONL.Y 30 !.

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sembly Of Florida, and under the directions
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cember 1sf, $50.
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