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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-04-03
SHE TFI,s SALE.


III g. wilkinson,
no May Tenn $40
W. Guack enboss, and
James DeFlin, qafnashees Of
1Y virtue Of the above fed executions "a
me directed from tie Honor BE Circuit
Court0f kazoo County 81 n sell leash,
to the highest bidder. tie court house door
of Xazoe Counky, on Monday the 9Th ay Of
Apri next within The hours prescribed Sc
law, tie following; seven hundr red and fhiF-|
81 Eve d0llarss q notes issued 81 ths corpo-
rationof Manehesier, alias Kazoo city Mi.
given up 81 one 81 he fnashees and lev
led on IS the property 81 Mefri.f, iol
atisf5 thd above slated execution and COST
BD ORD, Shit
WheIess, ID 81
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Baiora & Davis.
virtue Ct the above stated executions
-. q so me directed from the honorable Cir
49,. oeft. 81 4azoo county Mi. will exs
bidders 1t the court house door 81 800
county on Monday tEe q1th 5av 81 Anil
next, within the hours prescribed 81 Law
me entire lterestof IF alter Davis. iil ana ID
tile following real estate, Ia WITT The south
eass quarter OF section IL. township Id
range z west. Levied on as the properly Of
lIal.er Davis, TO satisfy the above stated ex.
ecutions and costs. NJ.
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Daniel Lemons
By virtue Of lhe above stated execution
g me directed from the honorable cir
cut court q Kazoo county, Mi, / sin ex.
pose n public sale, foI cash u tie highest
bidder & JIG court house door If Yazoo
county oil MONDAY, the 4 Is day of sIay mex :
Wllnln ne hours prescribed 81 law lhe fol
loving land 70 wit: the west hair and ahe
west half of The south east quafier section
s,o, township u, range 2 west, containing
<4O la-lUO acres, situated, living and being
ln Aazoo county, M, and levied 81 as lie
properly OF Daniel Lemons 70 satisfy lie
above stated execution and cost.
BJFORD, sll'i
~. WheIess, b. s.
Benton Marrlt % $500 - .oe j
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SHERIFF,S SAFE.
&c PIanlarai Rnnl.

vs.. hfa Term,
lAezsF 4 Maynard, et q and security. 1890
virtue Of the above stated execution
70 me directed from the Honorable Cir
cut court Of fazoo county, Mi, will ex-
pose Of public sale for cash, to lie highest
bidder, at the court house door Of Yozoo
county, on Monday the 9Th day of April
next within the hours prescribed bylaw,
!, the following property, ID Wit Tie east
hal Of the south west quarter Of section SO,
township u, range 2 west, containing 40
and 4-I0O acres, and The north halfof the
g nall q south west quarter or section
%, containing 80 and $500 acres, aud
the north half Of he west half or south east
y ge lain q said section, containing 80 and
sS-lOO acres; levied on as the property Of
Aezer g Maynard, 70 satisfy the above sta
ted execution and cost
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SHERIFF. SALE

SHERIFF. SALE.
Commercial Bank Of Manchester, To Nav
vs. ffa. Terp
Thomas J.. Jennings. iaIo
u virtue Of the above stated executions
TO me directed, from the honorable c;rc,,;.
Court of Yazoo county, 1 win EXPOSE To
public sale, for cash, TO the highest bidder a.
the court house door of Yazoo County. IN
Monday the 18th day Of May next. within Il,
the hours prescribed BY law. the following
property to wit:-an undivided Moitv i6
Lot. No. 184 also Is feet ofiot No 7fron -
ting on main street and running back ri,
feet being that part of said lot adjoining NJ.
p. Hamers brick house. sitituate living and
being in YazoO City formerly Manchester.
MI, levied on as the property of Thomas
Jennings, to satisfy the above stated Execu-
ton and sundry others in my hands
p. BUFORD, Shift.
By r w. Wheless, I'd. IS.
Benton, May 81, [Pr fee, Go sol 38-6t
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z BUFORD. sh,a
benton. Feb q, $40 OF fee sI2) s8-7t
SHERIFF'S S4 b.

y - Z
The Planters Bank
vs. III Ia
Kezer & Maynard, ct al &sec. To NAV
Officers Of Court Term iadoI
VS..
Hoff & Wright.
4y virtue of the above stated executions
TO me directed, from the Honorable
circuit court Of Yazoo county, Twill expose
lopublic sale forcash, to the highest bidder
atthe court house door of Yazoo county, on
Monday the goth day April next within tho
hours prescribed BY law, the following Real
Estate, TO wit; lots No. 15s, 2O4, 366 and
the west half oflot No, I5S, situate in va
zoo City, formerly Manchester Mi, levied
on as the property 81 Hoff & Wright 10 sat
isty the above stated executions and sundry
Others in my hand.
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~ virtue of fhe above stated Venditi
Exponasess 10 me- directed from the
honorable Circuit Court, Of Yazoo county.
MI, | will expose Of public sale, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash. at the court. house
door Of Yazoo county, on Monday the 18th
February next, within the hours prescribed
by law, the following described p.opertv. -
wit: lots Nos. 456, 4t7, 46s, 81 No. Lin The
commons = all situated, lying and being III
], 1azoo Olty, formerly Manchester, Mi, and
l e on as the property Of William = !.
Courtney, 70 satisfy the above stated cases
and costs. p. BIJFORI1. SheF;lf
By ~ ". WheIess, ID. 8. 81
Benton, Jan. -, 1910, 2s@5tI
lne above sale e postponed until Mondag
the 9Th. day of April next.
Feb % lPr fee $28l 33
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Geo. B. Dixon, ct. al & sec.
virtue Of the above stated Vinditi Ex.
- ponas tome directed, from the honora4
Bile circuit court Of Yazoo county, Mi, i
will expose at public sale to the highest bid
der for cash, 1.-THE court house door Of Va.
zoo county, on Monday the nth day Of Fe-
bruary next, within the hours prescribed BY
law, the following real estate to witi1-Lots
Nos. 2, 3 and 4 situated, lying and being ia
Yazoo CITY, in that portion Of said CITY.
known as the commons, and described on
the map or the plot Of said commons, as fol-
lows Lot no 2, on il an excellent Warehouse
fronts 100 feet on the river. 80 feet an
Clinton street, and runs back to RupneIs
et;-Nos. 3 and 4, are vacant. same
sise, and lying in the rear of lot No. 9.
all levied on as the property Of Jno. Neil
wee. 10 satisfy the above stated and sundry
CAGES in my hands.
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V.I4u W 2 TOT ~. % D. o
vs.. al. f. "a.
patrtol, N L.

IN - A4u y Ct o1ss
virtue Of the above stated executions
- 10 me directed, from the Honorable
Circuit Court Of Yazoo county, | win ex.
pose at public sale, for cash, TO the highest
bidder, at the Court House door of Yazno
county, on Monday, the 9Th day Of ADril
next within the hours prescribed by law.
the following real estate, TO wit: the north
half Of Section 81, the east half Of south.
west quarter and the west half, southeast
quarter of Section %; the east half of south
west quarter and the west halfof south-eas #
quarter dissection %; the southeast quar-.
ter and east half of southwest Quarter Of
Section %; the south half of west half of
southwest quarter of Section 81; the west
half OF northwest quarter and the east half
OF southwest quarter of section 81: the
northeast quarter and the east half of north
east quarter of Section "a the northeast.
quarter Of southwest quarter of Section %. I
the northwest quarter of southwest Quarter
Of Section q, all in Township Ii, Range
Z, West, all situated, lying and being I'M
AGO county, Miss and levied on IS the
property Of Patrick H. HAYS, TO satisfy the
above stated executions and cost.
P. BUFORD, Sh'ff.
Ev H. W n
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Lyddell Wilkerson, To May Term
vs. fla 1910

Flenlming Maynard,
~ virtue Of the above stated execution
to me directed from the Honorable Cir-
cult Court Of Yazoe county, Mi, / viii ex-
pose at public sale; to the highest bidder for
cash, at the court house door Of Yazoo coun-
~, on Monday, The 9Th day Of April next,
within the hours prescribed By law, the foI4
lowing property, TO wit:-One house and
lot. No so, ID YaEoo City Mi, levied Oh as
the property Of Flemming Maynard, to sa-
tisfy the above stated case and cost, being
for the purchase money.
ID DTTGNnTN .Syl.sns
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BUF0RD, Sh.R
By +. w. Vheless, ID IS
benton, March6. IPr fee go 50l 36et
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By F. W. Wbeless, D. S.
Benton, April lst, fpf fee So 39-5t
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By r. W Wheless, ID s.
Benton, March 20th 1910 Ri fee S l4) SO q
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BlIk0RL, Shelf
Il " fhele 3. S
Benton. 3 81. - lp9 tee S. 10 50l $50
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

by =. W. WheIess, ID. S.
benton, March 90, (pr feeSI0 SOY 1885,
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SIleEifl''s Sale.
The Benton - Manchester To Nav
Rail Road g banking Co, Term Il -
use &c.
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EARLY MARRIAGES.

We happened to hear a long argument
the other evening upon the policy Of early
marriages.
1t is unnecessary to repeat the pro and
CON- it is unnecessary for us to hear it {;
because, under ordinary circumstances,
and in ordinary situations, there canbe but
one said to the question. As soon as a
mans mind is matured enough to make
his choice.-.and at twenty-five or three it
lis, if ever, he should be ready to be mar
ried. The common arguments against
early marriages, that the husband cannot
be worth enough pecuniarily, is not on
ly fallacy in itself, but productive Of false
calculations and hopes on the part of the
bride, and of the tendency to produce the
very distress it is intended to avert.
When one weds now, it is presumed as
a natural inference, that he has the income
or expectation" which will warrant the
couple in extravaganza. He may be hon.
est enough to tell his wife to the contrary
and he may have good sense sufficient
to indicate to her what is her proper
course in relation to expenses. But the
whole round Of gossipping acquaintance
are not so easily put of-and the compa-
ny are thus reluctantly beckoned, persuad-
cd and driven into fashionable extrava-
gance, upon the first setting out. They
strive to step at once into competition in
style of living and expenses, with people
of fortune and to ape the misnamed hos
pitalities of those who entertained them in
their own state of single blessedness.
Ifa couple are so weak minded as to
think they must pursue such course as
this, it is no matter how late they marry
and better late than never. If they can
make up their minds to sensible and
moderate establshment-if they under
stand their characters, and have strength
of mind to abide by good resolution, the
earlier they marry the better. The cost
of almost any one vice or folly Yin to which
bachelors are betrayed, by lack of employ
ment and home the follies into which
they run to supply that place in their
hearts and in their time, which a good wife
fills so happily the unnecessary bachelor
expenses in which they indulged from
mere ennui, would more than twice sup
port a family.
| Marriages in the middle ranks, are much
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that which is TO come? have you good ex-
cuses for Incidence? is any thing in nature
idle! and why are you the only exceptions!
The works of creation fulfil the purposes
Of being by reference to the future. OBJ
serve how the solitary blossom contains ma.
ny seeds for the multiplication of itself in
other seasons! And has this type Of immor-
tality no reflection on your soul? Are
you not destined by providence to state
of future usefulness by doing good in your
generation; and promoting the glory Of
Godl Reflect then in the second place.
upon what is the great purpose Of life, the
Harvest of Eternity. Shining talents.
brilliant accomplishments, and personal
charms are all so far desirable as the short
lived blossoms which attract the travellers
eye and give the promise of future crop
of fruit. What kind Of seed have you
planted! is your education only intended
for you to make figure in the world, TO
be rich, and great, and influential! have yon
set your hearts upon the dreams Of pride,
vanity, or ambitionl Remember, my sons,
that you were not born for the world
You belong to God. Heaven is Your
home. Be assured that all these things Of
earth which now seem to the Imagination
so wonderful and desirable, will, in few
years, appear to your sobered judgment
no better than vanity and vexation Of spi.
rit. But there is one thing, which, to be
happy you must love. Without it how.
ever we'll off in all other respects, you
must be poor; and with it, though abject
or needy in this worlds goods, you will
be rich indeed. This one thing is the
grace of our Lord Jesus Christine spirit
of true religion. Be persuaded my young
friends, lastly, to seek this gift of God in
time. You have no. moment to lose.-
The spring is passing, life is feeting. you
are dy ing creatures. Should you trifie
away the precious moments Of your youth,
will it return to you a second time? will
you be allowed another trial of prepare
ton for life? Alas! no. The minutes,
hours, days and years that you idly squa n
der now can never be recalled. They are
Witnesses Of evil against you in the day
Of wrath. Therefore remember noU thy
Creator in the days Of thy youth, while
the evil days come not nor the years draw
nigh when thou shall say have no plea
sure in them.
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Happier than those Of the extreme rich or
the extreme poor. BY the middle ranks,
we mean those who have trade, profess
sion or avocation which insures' them a
living income, and an opportunity to make
provisions against the day of reverse
Such persons form the great body Of our
Industrious population---the great body OF
our intelligence---and the true Independent
portion Of the community. They enjoy
the golden mean, and escape the tyranni-
cal dictates of senseless fashion on the one
hand, and the pinchmgs of abject poverty
on the other. They can contract mar
riages when they please, without reference
to any thing but their Own situation, wish
es and happiness---and their union is there
fore the most felicitous, and made with the
least parade.
Bachelorship, especially in cities, is a
position of more danger and exposure than
men are capable of occupying with safety.
The best of lis need monitor and guide
latter the direct influence of a mother be-
comes lessened, or the son is removed
from it.
There is nothing like wife for guar
dian angel The influence of an intend
ed may be powcrful---that of wife, as far
as mortal influence can be, is omniscient---
Theinfuence of a womanbefore marriage,
may be constant. 1t is the very best tu-
telage under which you can put man.
and the testimony Of a number Of prison
statistics proves the fact, that unmarried
rascals commit the greater part Of the
crimes which shame humanity. In the
furtherance of reform--.in an elevation of
! the virtues which make man good citi-
zen---in a word, in all good marriage is
the best agent. So go to work, ye ap-
prentices in rowdyism---candidates for
rogues--mend your manners---think Of
making yourselves candidates for good
wives, and then obtain them..--Young
Mans Guide.
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Beware of the Rascal.

~ w. CHEMBERLIN, alias Grecnbu-
"s ry Chemberlin, (of Boydiown, Va
came to the subscribers Hotel, and after
remaining thirteen days, went off without
paying his bill. He is about six feet high,
dressed in blue cloth coat and pantaloons
and black hat-dark completed black
hair, very thick, curly locks, and down.
cast, mean look out of his eyes. He pro-
tesses to be cuach-maker. lie tool the
stage for Charlotte, after walking few
miles out oftown. This notice is intended
as caution 10 tavern keepers and others,
that they may be Oh their guard against
him.
C.. II. DAVIS.
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The Fifteen Gallon Rail Road Keg:
I'VE yesterday inspected at the Rail
Road Depot; freight carin the form Of a
MamoM hqgshead which VIC were inform.
ed, at the suggestion of Col. Gadsden, had
been constructed and experimented on BY
Mr.. Upper the President. Its dilncn-
sions where eight feet diameter at the bilge,
and twenty one feet long, and on its first
voyage transported up about fifteen thou
sand pounds of coffee with some light
merchindize in addition and brought down
twenty nine square bales Of cotton. The