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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-05-29
THE EMPIRE STATE.
JANUARY 1, 1910.
PROSPECTUS.

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NOTICE.

DY VIRTUE Of authority in me vested
Ia Assessor and Collector Of Taxes for
the CORPORATION Of Yakoo City, ] will expose
to public sale, on Saturday the 18th, July
next. in said Town, for cash, to the highest
bidder. the following property, to witt
Lots Nos lO3, and lO4, assessed as the
uronerty of s. D. Howell. Lot No 243, asses
sed as the property Of Kezer O MAYNARD.
The above named property, lying and being
= the corporate limits of Yazoo CITY, as
laid down on the Map of said Town, is levied
N 10 nav the Taxes of the above named
persons. due the said Corporation for the
JAS. PENNEY, A. I. g.
AprilSth. 1S4O.-l4t.
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VII on Thursday lie 10Th day uf July,
1910 II lie court house door II the
soWn 81 Benton, Offer Go sals the following
described property. Is Wit The north ball
sc sas eosl half 81 lhe north west quarter Of
section number s. township ! 4, range
vest. containing 40 acres. ALSO, the north
half. vest hell, south east quarter oE section
s, township III, range 2 weal. containing s.
acres Also. tie west half of the north wesl
quarter 81 section s, township i, range
west, containing 90 4I-l00 acress 80 much
81 The above property win Be sold a. will Be
sufficient to satisfy the amount Of taxes duo
lfom James H. Hunter, ior the year 1889
Said land is levied on as the property 3
James II. Hunter.
s. Z. JAMES, T. G. Y. G.
An,;l.CA 1oAr 10 IQ-Fee @I3
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NOTICE is hereby given, that Draft drawn
IN By the subscriber upon John Il. Graham, Of
ia favor Of John .4lsOls. for The sum
of esght hundred and tirttree dollars and thirty
tses cents, dated Let september 1885, and due lst
January 1899, will not be paid BY me unlessicom-
PEELED BY law. The consideration for whichsaid
Draft was given having wholly failed. -June Isl,
l839.-52a
ISAAC BARRETT.
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8. &. JAMES, 7. @. 7. 9.
April "a, 1910. 42-l2-Fee $l3
'lax Collector's Sale.

Tax COLLECTORS Sale,
II WILL on Thursday the 10Th day Of Ju.
" next, offer for sale at the court house
door, il the town Of Benton, the following
described property, 10 witt Lot No, 3 ct
section No. 80, township IL, range 2 west,
containing ia 4O-l00 acres. Also, lots
Nos. 2, 8, 4, 5, 6 and I, ofsection No. 81 ,
township IL, range 2 west. containing 575
$500 acres. Levied on as the property OF
Joshua Scott g. Co, and will be sold to sa-
tisly the taxes due from said Joshua Scott
& Co, for the year 1899.
s. u. JAMES, II. @. Y.C.
ApFil "a. 1910. 42-12-Fee BIB
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DEkR SiR,.-Mr Porter, editor end pFopneiorof
newspaper dedicated 70 Sporting, ,hhohet hels3
having refused 70 give our prospecidu 3 place 81
that paper, or even 3 short notice a. commOn ad-
veTsisemsnt although rendered payment; We aFes
IN consequence, constrained 70 issue q circu.als
one Of which We have taken the liberty Of tol<
warding 70 you, and solicit your patronage and
that II your friends.
tADWALLADER RI. GOLDEN K co.
Office No. los Falton Street, New York
February 18th, 1899.
10 all Sp0rtsmeR and Supporters Of The
TGgf, Breeders Of Blood Horses, Of In
prOOed Garlic and Sleep, Planters,
Farmers, Agriculturisss, and Gle pubic
n general.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-03-06

MD the cause Of emancipation, | answer
that il has long been an object near my
heart TO see the whole of its surplus reve-
nue. appropriated 10 this object. With the
sanction of the States holding The slaves,
there appears to me to be no constitutional
objection TO its heing thus app!ird, embra-
cling not only the colonization nf lhnse that
may he otherwise freed, but The purchase of
the freedoms Of Others. By Jealous prose.
culiou of apan formed upon that basis we
might look forward to a day not very dis
,ant, when North American sun would
not lnni down upon a slave"
Mr.. VAN BUREN,
"The subject Of (emancipation) ISL my
judgment exclusively under the contrnl OF
The Stale Governments: and ! am not aP-
prisrd, nor do believe. that contrary
opinion, TO any misunderstanding consIdera-
ton, is entertained in any part OF The UNI
ted States. The charge ,here'nre, TO
which you have had the goodness 10 call
my attention, "thai am in favor OF an
interference bv Congress in ,nanumiing
your slave properly" is destitute of foun-
iafion. So far from it, do not see on
what authority the General Government
could interfere without change Of the Con,
stitution, either al The instance o Zone or att
the siureholding Suites"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-03-06
Communications.


Edgefeld has admirably succeeded in start
ing all the members of the pack political in full
cry. in the Gubcrnatorial chnse. Tray, Blanch &
Sweetheart, tires in uno," have given mouth
with The spirit and readiness of high blooded
pups. But as the object Of Edgefeld was not
TO provoke them to show their teeth al him. and
snap at his heels, he will henceforth content
himself with occupying the position of an am
uteur observer, of the sport and with seeing
how long it will take them to run dOcn their
game. II he can be pardoned for using an
other figure. he wou!d remark that having fur
nisled mater. sufficient TO set all the newly
winged silk worms, to spinning their political
thread. he will, with the equanimity Of Zeno.
quietly wa:ch the process oftheir winding them
selves up in their own web, and then passing
into the chryso;s state. He will here do ap act
ofjus,ice to himself by stating explicitly, that
he feels no repugnance to The elevation of Col.
Richardson to the office of Governor. He
possibly would not have been tie choice or
Edgefed, bm lie certainly never designed To
di$paragc him before the public, or to insinnate
that he was unworthy Of the post. in which his
friends were aiming to place him. Edgefeld
en- Dyed the confidence and friendship of Col.
Richardson, before his present hotspur defend
rrs, had knowledge, that such gentleman
was in existence. Col. Richardsos may have
cause to apply to himself, the Spanish adage,
Save me from my friends, and will take care
of my enemies E.
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500 EeWaril.

EDANAWAY from the subscriber. living at
HS the Quaker Springs, Columbia County,
Ga on the evening Of the 2nd instant, two Ne.
groes, one buy, about 25 or s6 years of age.
named JULY, and woman about 40 years Of
age, named AMY. As have reason to be-
licve that the above negroes have been decoyed
into Edgrfeld District, s. c., / caution all per-
sons from harboring, employing, or purchas.
ing said negroes, as they are the property Of
Chlrles II. Hill, Trustee for Sarah Tompkins.
Tie above reward will be paid for their delive'
ry 20 ME in Ausus:a, Gu. or lodging them in
any sale .,aiI, So tliat can get them.
FRANCIS TOMPKINS.
Ma ch 4, 1s40 c5
TIE Ldgefe Advertiser will insert the u.
Eove three times and .e I'd account to this Office.
duorstd Con-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-03-06

The Pendlcton Messenger, in noticing
The nomination Of the Hon. J. P. Richard
son tor the office Of Governor, holds the fol-
lowing language, in reference to our old
party divisions:
1--WE confess too, that we should like
To see some evidence of general amnesty
by the old Union party, in The choice Of
some Of The opposition parry TO the
legislature from the districts where they
held the ascenIancy. The nulifcatiun
districts have in many cases setthe exam
pie Of eIecling their old opponents, hui iii,
has been followed in single instance BY
the Union districts, we cannot call it to
mind"
The Messenger must have noticed very
superfsially, the c"rrent of events, not to
he able TO call to mind a singl. instance, in
which the old Union party have set the
example, which The erilur says he should
like 10 see. In this district, the ma;mity
in favor of the Union party was rs decided
as perhaps amy other in The State. and
party spirit ragged as frrcely, and vet, here,
of THREE Representatives tuo of them are
"fihe Notification party. In the adjoin.
lug district Of Chesterfield, " here the same
remark with respect to the strength of par.
ties is equally applicable, out Of too uiem-
bers To tie House Of Representatives one
is a Nullifer, This Congressional Dis.
lrict too,A always heretofore represented
by Union man, and in which The Uuiun
party held no dnutful ascendancy. now
sends Nullifier to Congress, showing a
iberaliy on the part Of Union men which
ought. we think. to satisfy the Messenger.
While On this subject. we may add. that
we do NOT recolecI single instance where
IA Nullifer has failed to he elected TO office
in any district, where tie Union party
had The ascendancy, simply necause he
was Nulllier. Numerous instances of
thrir election 10 Offices other than that Of
Representative, are fresh in our recolec-
lion. In this District, since the adjust
ment in relation to the oath of allegiance.
at the Legislature Of 1884, we have never
known the existence Of the Nulifcation
and Union parties, as such, bni all seemed
determined To try who should soonest for
get that any such division ever existed
Camden Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-03-06
State of south Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

pf OLlF En- lOWLE.S Esquire
Ed Ordinary of EdgefeId District.
Whereas BurrelI e. Hobbs, with the
Will annexed hath applied TO me for Let
,ers Of Administration, on all and singular
the goods and cllatles, rights and credits
OF james E. Dawson late Of the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and ad-
nonish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me, at our next Ordinary's
Court for The said District, ID he holden at
EdgeIield Court House on the Ninth day
Of March next, to show cause, if any,
why the said administration should nol be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal this
TwenIy-fourh day of February in tho
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hum
lred and forty and III The sixly-lourth year
Of American Independence.
0. TOWLES, o. E. D.
F b 81, 1910 4
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Rccrints for Suhscrintiou

The Publisher acknowledges the Receip,
from the 10 lowing persons, 10 the time put
down 10 their respective names:
Abijah Abuey, Jan 8, ls4O. Absolem T
Abney, Feb 8, lS4i: Azariah Abncy, Feb J
I54I. Anderson d. Adams, August %, 1910
Matthias Ards. January 3. 1871.
Col. John Bauskett, Feb. 8, ls41. Col. Il
5. Brooks. Feb. 8, 1871. Seth Butler, Jan
I6, l340. Robert Br, an. ESQ.,. Ang. 20, 1910
Humphrey Boulwure, Feb. l, ,Is40.
John Curry, Feb. 8, le4l. VIM. Carson
Feb.S, l94l.
NM. WIN. Daniel, Feb. 8, Is4l. VIM. r
Daniel, Feb. =, 1910.
VIM. Frazier, Feb. l, 1s4l. John Frazier
Feb, /, ,1540
DR.. C. L Goodwin, Feb. 8. 1871. Chas
Goudwin Feb. !, IS40. w. w. Gray, Aug
%, lS40 Geo. Getzen, March %. ls4l. JcS
Sc Gomion, Feb. 8, ls4l. DR.. Il. C. Griffin
l.. L. Hail, Jan. l6, la4l Josiah Harris
Feb. /. ls4l. Col. ]. Huiet, Feb. 8, 1s4l
Edmund B. Holloway, July 4, 1541. Dan
Holland, ESQ.,. Feb. II, lH4l. Jas. w. Harr
son. July 2, i940. John d Harrison, Nov. Z
1910. III. M. Higgins, May %, 1910. Mrs
Mary Hatcher. May 30, ls40.
Gen. JOS Jones, Feb. 8, l64l. Maj. ARA
ham Jones, Feb. 8, ls4l. H. L.Jeffers, Feb 2
1910.
Flake. Feb. 20. .1e41. J. A. Lott. FeL. !. 1871
J. Lott, Feb. s. l34l. T Y.Logan, Jan.2, 1s41
Leorard Marbury. Feb. 3, 1910.
Peter Quattcbum Esq. Feb. ], 1S4l. Maj
John oua,Icbum, Feb. !. 1910. Benz. Roy
'eo s.1,. Is $. C. Scott.Fe 8. la4l. T. L. Shaw
Feb. 8, ls4I Jeremiah Seigler, Jan. 9, 1871
Mai. ]. Wood March 7. 1911. Capt. John
Weaver, Feb. g. 184l. Col. a. Whatey, F>''
8, 1910. Dan. Whi,o, Feb. 6, 1871.
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Foreclosure Of Mort
mn 1c.

'Ghn IIn,c W = Irar Henri aud Foreclosure of Mort
B. Fl. Winding. g"gc'
NT DTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of
lY an Order from tho Court Of Ch0ncery,
shall offer for sale to the highest bid ler in the
tow" Of Hamburg, on Tuesday after the first
Monday, being the seventh day Of April next.
III that LOT or parcel of ground in The town of
hamburg. containing ore-Inin'ih of IN acre,
more or less, adjoIniIlg the lots of Gideon Par
ue. and Gideon H. Hull it being the lot on
which is situated the house lately occupied rs
Drug Store, by the said B. Fl. Winding. The
arms of sale will be, for one.tird Of thr pur
:!lase money, "iis!,; and for the remaining
.wo.tiirIs, credit Of three aud six months. in
.qr,al portions. Purchaser 10 give bond and
personal security, and mortgage of The pren,i.
.es, If required. ]. TERRY, c. f.. r. d.
Comm'rr'S Office. March 4, lS40 81 81 5
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Bank of Hamburg, $. c.

YHNHE regular annual meeting of the Stock
q. holders Of this Bank will take place at
the Banking House on Monday the 9th Murch,
when an election will be held for SEVEN
DIRECTORS. to manage the affairs of the
Institution. for twelve mouths.
A statement Of the situation of the Bank will
be ready for inspection.
II. HUTCHSON, Cashier.
Hamburg, Feb 81, 1910 as