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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-07-12
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is Of said city, OF 50 much thefeo IS shall be sut
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NOTICE

T EFT Frs Of administration having
been granted to the Undersigned by
the Hon Probate court Of Yazoo county, on
the estate 81. Henry Hall, deceased notice
IS hereby given to all persons indebted TO
said estate to make immediate plyment,and
those having claims against the same to
them properly authenticated within
the time prescribed By law, or they. win be
forever barred.
NEEDHAM T0LER, Admr.
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STEAM COTTON PRESS.

!. - FAM W llO1Ns Hiss.
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u forming the public that the
Steam Cotton Press II The cityof VicksbErg
will be in fall operation on the irst day Of Oc-
tober. He is now prepared to receive and
safely store thirty thousand bales Of cottoni
seven hundred bales can be compressed per
day; and he win ship and forward to any
point desired by the owner.
VIM. III. WASHINGTON.
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fesFThe Manchester w big Canton Herald.
Lexington Standard, and Grenada Bulletin.
will publish the above and forward their &C
counts TO the Brandon Republican for pay
ment
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~ those indebted Is t ttA
DER WIIIG'' are parlicular
ed not pay George b Fall adj
q his.agenl Or attorneys, or any
them, any dues which have occufr
Office from its ifst establishment on
day Of April, 1886, 70 the present date,
above naraed individuals have unwaTantabl
and forct v in the absence ofny o5taiued
said dues, and taken upon themselves their
collection. / alone ana legally authorized %
receipt fog shy payments made tOeaid 0lhce,
JAMES "a. STEVENS.
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NEEDFIAlM IULEk, Admr.
May, 31st, 1899. 47-5t

POCKET BOOK FOUND.
MAS found in this place a few days
since, q small wallet pocket booksWith
a white string tied around it, combining
some papers and small sum Of money
The owner can have it BY calling at this of
fee, proving property and paying for this
ad vertIsamen.t March 29-38-H
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e e "a 20 "a E0aaIeoll9.

Persons who have not paid their taxes can have
TEIOS. g. ROGERS,
Assessor aadG Collector,
March
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COUNTY TREASURES. Dr..

COUNTY TREASURER. DR..
1888,
Nov. Ito balance remaining Cd
the Treasury thisday. $500 "a
To cash received Of Ephtain
Guice, 20 SO
April 22-To cashreceived Of S.
Paul county tax, 6349 GO
To cash received OF J. 81.
Paul, special tax, 267i o.
y To cash received Of j. s..
Paul, process money, 3t23 V0
To cash received Of ]. s.
Paul, license money, &l3 90
To cash received Of y, s.
Paul. extra assessnentl N 90
April SOTO cash received Of
Rawlings, for error ID
charge Of Edw. Ex-
Hnl's certificate, H. 90
siQa74 IS
April S0--To balance remaining in
the Treasury this day
on settlement, &956i 70
CONTRA, OR.
Nov, 1s-By cash paid r. M. rs.
u. Corwine, $50 OO
BY error in addition Of
statement, 80
BY cash paid "A. a. Erwin, ~ 90
BY cash paid Geo. Crockett, go 90
Bycash paid T. Rawlings, Is %
BY cash paid TreasurerS
5percent. on S524 ~, 26 ~
By cash paid B. F. With
ers, 90
By cash paid T. P Slade, 100 90
1899,
/ April 22-By cash paid J. S. Paul,
for assessing, EOS AZ
BY cash paid ] S. Paul, for
collecting, $50 ~
/ Bycash paid i. P. Shade, sos 80
BY cash paid J.. ]. Niche, IL 90
BY cash paid j. ]. Niche, is 90
BY cash paid r. ]. Jen-
i nings q Co, 90
i By cash paid,aenry Stams $50 90
/ BY cash paid sundry juror
i certificates on fle, 402 o.
April 29-By cash paid Parham Bu
Fl ford, sos SO
il Bycash paid D. Lemons, ia 90
i Bycash paid Jno. Conner, 20 90
i By cash paid G. Fisher, 66 II
BY balance remaining IN
i The Treasury this day, $50 I8
sl2274 90
w. w RICHARDSON, Co. Treasurer.
4 May ~, 1889. Per George Fisher
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YazoO City. April s 1899. so-tf
TRUST II'S SAFE.


TN pursuance Of The provisions Of deed
- of trust, executed BY Samuel w Punch
ard, to the undersigned for certain purposes
therein mentioned, we win sen, to the higll-
est bidder, at public sale, for cash, on the
premises, on Saturday the Sd day of August
next. the following described lands. all lying
and being in the county of Yazoo, and adj.
joining the plantation on which the said
Punchard lately resided, viz:
West half, southwest quarter of sec No &c
East half, south-westsq quarter 6 q So
West half, southwest quarter /" /" 35
West half, northwest quarter 6 !" IS
East half, northeast quarter g g 81
East half, northwest quarter g IS Sd
East half, northwest quarter $ g 81
East half, southeast quarter /" g "a
all being in township 9, of range west, Of
lands entered in the Land Office at Mount
Sails, ,Nssissippi Thetit to the above
lands is believed to be undoubted; but we
will only convey such titles as are invested
in US as trustees.
THOMAS ]. JENNINGS,l r.,...sos
N. G. NYE, ius'0es
May 81, 1889. 47-l0t
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w. w RICHARDSON, Co. Treasurer.
May ~, 1889. Per George Fisher.
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TRUST SALE OF LAND.

pursuance of a decree Of The Circuit Superior
Il Court OF Law and Chsncery for Berkeley Coun-
~, rendered at October term, 1887, in the case Of
Peter Jones, assignee of Abrabsm Showers, against
Richard beall decd, constituting and appointing
me as Trustee in the lieu and stead of David Nj.
Cushwa deed, and also by virtue of a deed of
trust executed by the said Richard Beall and Jane
his wife, on the ll,h July 1887. for the benefit of
the said Peter Jones, to secure the paymep, of
s464. with interest from the 9TH of July 1887, 1
will offer for sale, as Trustee, before the door of
the Court House in Mor,insburg. on Wednesday
the lst day of May, lbeing Court day,) the entire
tract OF Land with its appurtensnces. containing
$50 AWlaJfS,
more or less, ofwhich the said Richard Beall died
siered and possessed, lying in the County afore-
snid, and adjoining the lands of John Tabb. and
7. Groves heirs, deed.
Terms.-One third ofthe purchase money, in.
cludihg the above sum of s464. with interest, 10 be
paid in cash, the balance in two equal payments of
six and twelve months from the day Of sale, the
purchaser to execute a lien upon The premises for
the deferred payments.
DANIEL B%URKIART.
April >. 1889 Trn,te,.
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LAND o SALE.

WISH to dispose Of two tracts OF Land, be-
Il longing to me, situs,ed in Back Creek Valley.
Oae tract contains $50 3-f ACRES Of Land,
situated near the new bridge. on the read leading
from thence to tiedgesvills, aod joining the lands
Of Robert V. Snodgrass and olhers. There is a
House and Stable on the premises, and never fail
ing spring Of good water noar the house. About
10 acres of good meadow can be made upon th,.
tract. One half Of The tract is clothed in fine thrift.
~ timber.
The other tract 10 situated on the road lead ng
from the Warm Spring road 10 Runner. Ferry,
and within about one mile of the location Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, and contains about
q ACRES, one half Of which is in fine thrifty
timber. The improvements consist OF u good dwell
ling House, Barn. and all other necessary oui-bnil-
dings, and a large number Of various kind. of Fruit
Trees near the house. There is also u fine spring
of water near the house.
FREDERICK CLAYCOMB.
March G, 1885
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10 MOTHERS AND NURSES.

Or. ~. EYANS SOOTHING SYRUP, FOR
CHILDREN TEETHING, PREpARED BY
SfSEL passage Of the Teeth through
the gums prodaces troublesome aud dangerous ~ M
ptoms. II 10 known by mothers that there IL great
irritation Ia the mouth and gumsdaring this process.
The gums swell, the secretion Of saliva 10 increased,
the child - seized with frequent and suddea hts Of
crying. watebiass, starting IN the sleep, and spasms
OF peculiar parts; the child sArieks with extreme
violence. aud ihrusis he fingers into its mouth If
these preeasosy y mptoms are not speedily aileviated
srasmodie eonvuis,ons universally sapervcne, aud
soon cause TOE dissolution 1.-THE infant. n mothers
who have their little babes afflicted With these dis.
tressias symptoms, would apply DR.. William Ev
ans Celebrated Soothing Syrup. which has prescr-
we'd hsndreds Of infants hen thought past recovery.
from being suddenly attacked with tina, fatal mnla-
dy, commissions. For sale in Martinshnsg BY
October 70, 1888. WIN, DORSEY, agent
Office. 100 Chatham Street, New York.
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MAS0NIU NOHIClao

'NHE Anniversary Of St. John the Baptist, will
IL be celebrated by Triluminar Lodge, No. III,
at Smith6eld, on Monday the 24h day Of June
nert. We cordially invite the Brethren of Charity
Lodge. Harpers-Ferry, Livingston Lodge. Charles
town, Equality Lodge, Martinsburg, Mount Nebo
Lodge, Shepherdstown, Hiram Lodge, Winchester,
together with all Brethren in regular standing, to
DO present with us on that day. An Grafton will
he delivered, and other ceremonies usual on such
occasions will be observed.
JOSHUA II. THOMAS,
JOHN F. SMITH,
HENRY b. EATY,
WILLIAM WATSON.
DANIEL S. BONHAM,
JAMES SEWERS,
SAMUEL SCOLLAY,
Committee of Arrangements.
April, 10, lS39-td.
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Spring & Summer Goods.

NHE subscriber has just received and 10 open
L. ing a large and general assortment OF New
Spring and Summer Goods, to which he respect.
fully invites the attention of purchasers. Among
the Goods will be found, Super and Common Blue
Black, Brown, Olive, Invisible Green, and Mixed
CLOTHS; Plain and Ribb'd Cassimeres; Sum.
mer Cloths sup. fig'd Satin Vesting Black Satin
fac'd do; super Marseilles and W-ltings; Linen
Drillins,, plain and ribb'd; Striped Erminett bro.
French and Irish Linens; Burlaps; super Irish
Linens and Renting Table and Toweling Diapers;
Napkins and brown Table Cloths; painted Lawns;
French Muslins; French Chin,r; Calicoes; Cling
hams; Book, Swiss, and Jackonett Muslins: bar.
red, Swiss, and Jackoneit Cambrics; Bandanna
and Swiss H'dkfs.; Thread, Bobbinet and Jacko-
nett Edgings and Insertings; Bobbinet Quillings;
Thread Lace; black Italian Lustring; back Mode;
Mousselain De LANES; colored Flor-nces; Rib
bons and Artificial Flowers; white and black A
Grape; Gloves and Hosiery of every description
Gum and worsted Suspenders; Frensh worked
Capcs and Collars; printed Collars fancy H'dkf..
and Scarfs; Bandanna and Spittle6eld H'dkfs.;
green and black Gauze Wells; green Barage; &c,
with a large assortment Of Hardware and CUTLERY;
Queen Glass, and Stone Ware; Paints, DYE Stuffs
and Stationery-all Of which will be sold on the
very best terms. J. w. BOYD.
April 3, 1899.
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A OA1RIDo
Come and bun Rarenfu,,

Come ana 0uy bargains!
"E respectfully inform our friends and the
public generally, that we have Just returned
from the city, and are now opening at our cheap
Store, a very large and general assortment of
consisting of the greatest variety offancy Goods
ever offered in this market. Groceries, Hardware,
Glass and Queensware, Boots, Shoes, Hats, and
Bonnets.
In q word, we have been so choice In our solec-
lions, and have 50 great a variety, we are satisfied
we will be able to crafty and please the taste of
The most fasiidious--be they fashionable or plain.
10 those who are disposed to purchase truly good
bargains, we wi say that we can beat the Jews.
However, a word to the wise is sufficient, and it
is a well known adage, tina, delays are dangerous,
we invite all to como and examine for
themselves, as seeing is believing. In conclusion,
we will take this opportunity to prefer our thanks
TO our customers and citizens generally. for the
very liberal encouragement extended to US since
commencing the mercantile business, and hope by
punctuality and attention to business, to continue
TO receive their favors.
Respectively the public's humble servant,
April 8. 1889. A. ROBINSON g. co.
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TO FAMILIES q OTHERS,
Fresh Spring Dry Goods.

4 ROBINSON & Co., have opened the fol.
"a lowing extensive assortment of Dry Goo6s
fashionable, cheap and good,-which they will sell
as low as any place in the United States.
CALICOES-200 pieces of British and Ameri-
can prints, from s cents up; a splendid and fine ar
ticle for 90 cents. GINGHAMS-a few pieces Of
Ginghams, including Sesrsucker and British make,
from l2d cents up. LLNENS-50 pieces of "A.
sd, 6-4, "a, and 1914 Irish Linens, of superior qua
lity and as cheap as dirt. BURLAPS-l600 yds.
No. l, . and 3 B~urlaps-very cheap by the piece
and yard. Also, every article suitable for servants
clothing. All of which will be sold at a small adj
vance. April 10, 1889.
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a coal bIessfno to 5aaothtry.

DIR w. EVANS, CELEBRATED SOOTHING
SYRUP, FOR CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR
TEETH.-T his infsilibie re medy has preserved hun.
dreds Of Chiidsen, when Thought past reeovrry.
from q nvulsiona. As 5000 As IN. Sv,ap. !, rnhb,d
on the gums. the child will recover. This prcpara.
,ion 10 90 Innocent. so sficaeious, aud so pieasas,,
with il. When iafan,. are at the aye offour mo,,h.
though there Is no appearance Of teeth, one bottle
Of the Syrup should nc used on tho xums, TO omen
the pores. Parcnts should never be without the 81.
rup in the nursery where there are Young children,
for IL a child wakesin the night " itb pain in the gums
the Syrup immediately gives ease by opening the
Convulsioas, revcrs, sc. Sold !, DR.. VI. Evsnss
Office, 100 Chatham II. N. York, and for s.lc by
VIM. DORSEY. Dyargisf.
Martiusbarg, Oct. 81, 1888. .dsenf
rroof positive ofthe e Hcacy ofDr. Eynns
Soothing Syrup.-To the Ayen, Of DR.. ~ ,ns.
Soothing s, rup Dear sir-The rrra, b.ue a, n.
up, in . case Of protrac,ed aud paiufal deu,i,;on mus,
csuv luce every feeling parent how essential nm So.
by application Of such an invaluable med ,cinr Il 10
relieve infant misery aud torture. MY infant, while
teethiny, experieuccd such acute ,uderinys ,hs, h,
was attacked with conyuisions and INV vile and IA.
miiy supposed that death would soon rcles.. the
babe from anguish, tillwe procured q bottle Of yout
Syrup; which ~ soon a. applied 10 the runs. :
wonderful change was produced. and afsr ! few
applications the child displayed obvious relief. and
by continuing in its use. am glad 10 inform WOW.
the child has completed, recovered aud no recur.
renee Of that awful complaint has since occurred .
the teeth are emanatinx daily aud the child ENJOYS
perfect health. give YOU my cheerful perni..,on
10 make this acknow Judgment public, and " M xlad.
Is give any information on this circumstances.
WIN. JOHNSON.
-
ans, Soothing syrup, ia Nj. family. In Gus. Of .
teeth,pr child. wishes IA 10 state thu, II. Io,rd !,
entirely cflcc,ual in relieving pair in the gum, ana
evening the consracncss which somrt,mes fol.
ow We cheerully comply with his reau,st.-N
York Sun.
W. believe Il is generally ackuow ledxed by those
who have tried II, that the Soothing 81 run for Chill.
dren Cutting Teeth, advertised in another column
10 highly useful article for the purposes for winch
il 10 inienied. Highly respectable persons. =, anv
rate, who have made use OF IL, do not h.sit.,r 10
Civ. its virtues the sanc ton Of their names Bos.
ton 1i~apsiier.
A severe Case o fTccthing with Summer
Complaint, cured by the lnfallible American 500.
thing syrup Vi DIR. w. Evans-Mrs. Mcpherson.
residing at No. 8, Madison street, called ! few
DAYS since q, the medical office Of DR.. w. Eysus.
100 Chatham street, N Y, aud purchased . Lo,,l.
Of the syrup Tor her child, who "a. suffering excru.
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MARTINSBURG

SAVINGS 5rMS1pI9FU1EIONs I
.4prJt 10, 1880.
TIME annual election for Directors ofthis Instr
i tuition will be held on Monday The 1871 day
Of May nezt, at the Office of the Institution.
Each depositor, who has been such for six sue
cessive months, and each stockholder, has a right
to vote for nine Directors of the Institution, for tho
year ensuing the second Monday in May next.
JOSEPH BURNS, Treasurer.
Judges Of Eiecfion.-James H. Stephens, Sea-
man, Garard, Archibald Oden. Philip Sheetz, Dan
lei H. Doll.
April II, l839.-4w
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K0iI Read Notice.

Ohm X. NICHOLS, and Samuel X. Nichols,
- non-residents of the State Of Virginia
TAKE NOTICE,
That on Monday the 18th day of May next, be-
ing the first day of the County Court, held for the
County of Berkeley, in the State of Virginia,
shall move the said Court to appoint five discreet,
intelligent, disinterested, and impartial Freehol-
ders to assess the damages that will result to your
land, from opening through it the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road.
The baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company,
By ANDREW HUNTER. .
April 10. 1896 Their Council.
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TAKE NOTICE,
MR.. JOHN A. KEADY,

Sur, you win please TO take notice, that on Mon
- day the 9th day o April, 1889, ut the Globe
Tavern in Hagerstown. Maryland, l will attend for
the purpose of taking the dispositions Of William
Price snd John Zorn, John Baker, and others, in a
suit now depending in the Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Berkeley County. Virginia, where
in you are plaintiff. and | am defendant.
March 81, 1896. JOHN KlSINGER.
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Domestic Goods.

NWlLLED and plain Osnaburg, "a A 5-4
Il Brown sheeting, 4-45-4 and Cd Bleech
do. 7-s and A fine shirtings sup. Brown and
bleached Driillings, plaid and striped Cottops. "a
and fine lndiso Check, Brown and Mexican CASH
meres, Pitsburg Cord, Bed Ticking. Cassinetts,
Cotton Yarn from s to Is, Candlewick, Garnet
chain, &c. &c. ell of which l will sell cheap.
April 3. 1899. j. w. BOYD.
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RAIL ROAD NOTICE,

VNO Walter Jones. Jacob Leopard, David II.
Il Allen, Eleanor T,dball. Luke Tirrnsn, John
Mitchell, Joseph HOLMAN. George Reynolds, Sam
uel Hopkins and Lavina bis wife, frances Jolllffe
IN her own right, and gusr1isn Of Selma aud Har-
riet Jonihe, Meredith II. Jolliae in hi. own right,
and guardian Of Edward Jollihs, james Jolliffs in
his own right, and guardian Of J ohm Jollife, vii.
liam Jolife, Amo. JoIlEe, John S. Miller, Isaiah
Miller, Joseph q vanhcrn and Anna NJ. his wife,
Elizabeth Miller, Sarah Miller, Jeremiah Miller.
George Miller, Samuel Harmison, William Harmi-
son, Jane Rooney, Sarah Rooney, Michael Rooney,
Hannah Rooney, Alexander Rooney, Rhoda Roo
ney, Elizabeth Rooney, Barney O'Rorick and Han
nah his wife, Catharine Hook, Sarah Hook, Emily
Hook, Anna Sberrard. Sarah Sherrard, Mary Sler-
rard, Anna r Sherrard, Emily Sherrard, John
Sherrard, John ID. Grove and Elizabeth his wife,
Samuel Alexander, Anna Alexander, Robert Alex.
ander, John Cross, Christopher Parkinson and Eli
"a his wife, Charity Hall, - Langham, Mary
Langham. Jane Lanebsm, NASSAU Rodgers. Ma
ria Rodgers, Mary Ann Rodgers, Henry Cromlee
and Melinda his wife. Abjsh Flora, Isaac Flora,
Rachel easier, Basil Athy and Margaret his wife,
Sarah Warfeld, Rachel Flora, Jacob Kline and
Nancy his wife, Archibald Flora, Deborah Flora,
Susan Flora. Ca,harine Floro, Alexander n. Flora,
Philip Hartley and Ruth his wife. Thomas Tsrvin
and Deborah his wife, John knowels. lanes Wal
dron and Sarah his wife, and Walter McAlee.
TAKE NOTICE,
That on the first day OF the next term Of Circuit
Superior Court of Law and Chsneery, TO be holden
for the County of Morgan, Virginia, we shall. by
our Attorney, apply to said Court, to appoint FIVE
discreet. intelligent, disinteresied, and impartial
Freeholders, TO assess the damages which will re-
suit to your land, by opening through it the BaAi-
more and Ohio Rail Road.
THE BALTIMORE & OHIO RAIL ROAD
March 81, I339.-5w COMPANY.
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HATS 6

CUP. black Beaver HAS, do. black Russia do.
~ Do. Silk do, de. white Russia do, Leghorn
and Palm Leaf do, black and white Wool do.
English Straw Bonnets, American do. do. white and
colored, Florence, Braid, and Oriental do, Miss
Bonnets and Hoods. Jus, received and will be
sold cheap, by J. w. BOYD.
April 3, 1889.
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REMOVAL.

' ME subscriber has removed to the house re-
Il Gently occupied by Lauck & Stephen, on the
corner OF Queen street and the public Square. where
he Is Just receiving and opening . large and gener-
al assortment of new
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS.
suitable for the present and approaching season, to
which he respectfully invite. his friends, customers,
and the public generally to call.
March ~, 1889. THOMAS c. SMITH.