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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-16

AN ORDINANCE

AIN ORDINANCE
Reuhiring owners Of property IN the Town
pf Manchester (now Yazoo City % pave
IN ffontOf certain streets, &c. adopted,
February 9th. 1889.
sEor. 1. Be It Ordained, bg the Presi-
dent and SeIcctmen Of the Tom b llan-
chester, That all owners Of property lying
in aid town, be hereby required, At their
oWnexpense, to pave or cause to be paved,
ii aud along the front thereof, on allsthe
streets now graded and gnttered, and that
in che event Of their failure so to do, then
the Town Constable be, and Is hereby re-
quired TO do the same at the expense of the
said owner or owners Of said town property.
Seer. 9. And be II further ordained, That
|if in the event, any owner or owners of the
property aforesaid, shall. upon application
of the Town Constable for the payment Of
all expenses which may accrue theretrom
IN the event Of said failure, refuse or fail to
comply with the acquisitions of this Ordi-
nance, then the said Constable shall have
full power to expose for sale, at public auc-
lion, to the highest bidder, the property Of
said owner orowners so required to be paw
ed as aforesaid, 10 satisfy all expenses for
paving as aforesaid, after first having given
notice thereof, for the space Of thirty days
in some newspaper published in said town.
Proceedings Of the City Council.
YAzoo CRY, Sept. I, 1910.
On notion. the following resolution to
carry into effect the above Ordinance, was
prssed, to wit:
Be II Resolved by the President and Sc
lectmen Of Yazoo City, That the owners
Of the property lying in said Yazoo City,
situated on the west side Of Main Street,
be required TO pave OF cause 10 be paved,
in front thereof, from the house
now occupied BY Messrs. Link 81 Harrison,
TO the Bridge across the bayou on said street.
in conformity with the terms and tenol Of
the above named Ordinance
w. G. Raspberry, Pres't.
JAS. PENNY, Clerk, pro tenn.
Yazoo City, Sept. II, 1910, 10-tf.
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party, regardless Of the good Of the people,
And through the dark seasons Of the coun-.
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CAUIION.

ALL persons are hereby forWarned from
trading for four several noted, execu-
ted by me 70 David II. Hopes and VIM. T.
Pnrnell. partnersin Port Gibson in the prac-
tice of law. Two notes were executed in
oYabout the 18th day Of January, 1888 =
The one to David II. Hopes, for the sum
Of three hundred and seventy-fve dollars.
and another to Wm. T. Purnell for the same
sum Of money, and being in or about the
same date. and each ofthe first notes were
pavable think. about six months after date.
Tie two other notes we're in like manner
executed, the one to David Il. Hopes, and
the other TO VIM. +. Purnell, in amount
Eve hundred dollars each note. The said
notes were executed about twelve months
since. This is 70 caution all persons from
trading for the said notes described above,
as the consideration has utterly and entirely
failed for which they were severally execu-
ted and to forewarn al persons from pay
ing to said Hopes s. Purnell any debt due
% me.
And wish It furthermore understood,
that James E P. Bacon aud William R Z.
Chaplain, are true and lawful alionies,
and that do by this notice. give them IN
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To ALL THE ENLIGHTENED THROUGHOUT THE
WoRLD!
nE il known, that SAMUEL A PORTER
! y was this day expelled, and forever de-
barred from the rights and privileges ofFree
Missionary, for unmasonic conduct.
Published By order Of the Lodi e--This the
25th day Of July, Al. Ii 584O.--A. d. 1870.
JER. COOPER. Sec'Y.
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