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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-08-21
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eopaflnefehip heretofore Existing bet ssn
Smith & H0lulep, Wss this Day dlssulssa 81
mutual consent, Ihe business q ne - ...il
enntinne lie business st The old stand.
g. HOLMES.
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RICHARD INGRAM
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th day dissolved By mutual conseni,
the name Of the iirm will only be used 10 IL
Quidation ofils own accounts
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Yazoa City. 2si March 1910. 4l-lf
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TON.

rifle co.pargnership heretofore existing
between tie undersigned, was this gay
dissolved 81 MUTUAL consent The nnssa-
lied business will Be closed bg a. Stillman
Who Is alone authorized 70 settle.
Al. STILIsM AN,
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Yazoo City. May 90, 1910. AT.
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Henry II. Pease, ct. al, Defendants.
Upon opening the matters Of This bill.
and ii appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Court that the defendants, Edward
Ford. Nicholas w Ford and H. D. Smedes,
are not inhabitants Of this Stale. but reside
beyond the Limits thereof. 50 that the ofdi-
nary process Of this court cauiIot pc execu-
ted on them: Therefores i IS ordered mat
nnless said defendants appear before me
9sLsoceIIor at the court room in Jackson the
6rsI MONDAY ii December next, and plead
answer or demnr TO Tie bill Of complaint
aforesaid. the several matters thereof will
Re talken for confessed, aud such order aud
decree made therein as the Chancellor may
deem equitable aud just L IS further Or.
deYad that copy Of this order be inserted
in the Yazoo City Wing, once week for
two months successfully.
Attest.
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CHANGERY NOTICE.
SUrrRloR couRr OF CHANcERY,l June IsfLls =. =
ofthe State Of Mississippi. loaV.
Henry Fl. Pease,

Joseph N, Cardozo, ct. a.
eTTPON opening the matters OF THIS o'lls
and ii appearing 10 the satisfaction of
the Court, that the defendant. John LenE,
Is moi aninhabitant Of this State but resides
beyond the limits thereof, 50 that the otdln-
airy process of this Court cannot be executed
on him: Therefore Il is ordered, that I'M
less said defendant appear before the ghan-
celloF, az the court room in the town @ = acs.
son, on the first Monday of june next, and
plead, answer or defnur 10 said bill q COM
plaint, the severn allegations therein con-
tanned viii be taken Cor conf essed, as 70 him
and such order and decree made therein ..
the Chancellor may deem equitable ant
Just. L is farther ordered that copy 2
this orderb be inserted inthe YazOo City Wing
once week for two months successfully
RI. E. DIXON, Clerk.
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SUPERIOR CouRr OF CHANcERY, June Term,
Of the State Of Mississippi. AID. l640.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-10

yfsHE exercises Of this school will close, On
usual, on The 18th Of December, 20 be re-
sumed m The 18th Of January next.
In addition 10 the usual studies Of the Gram.
mar school in the English and classical depart.
ments, opportunities Of regular instruction in
Algebra, Geometry. Surveying, hhetorir, Mo.
raj Philosophy. and The French Language, are
afforded. when desired. Declamaiion end
Composition are made important items in the
exercises Of the school.
A regular boarding house on an extensive
plan, and uuder strict rules Of order. with CON-
Portable apartments Tor students and semnie
from shc occasional hustle Of The si,iss., s@s
been recently prepared on loi adjoining tie
subscriber ana 10 subject as lar as necessary
TO his supervision. Board may siro be pvocDr.
ed in several respectable familis in u e s,'iare
and in the neighborhood ~ rsdu.sd pIncs
Lessbnrg IL q small village. af outs ttn ~
twelve iamIlics, scattered oyeI aspacr al rrsr.
" half mile in extent and gene Isl y sfs,rd-
ing the sdvsnisgs Of retitement and qniriEdr.
II il situated on the regular slsee ropie iron,
n anderson TO Danyille, and comprises Ne ma
Wy advantages in paint "f health, order ard
morality, as any village With which tkr ab
scribes Is nrqn ainisd.
Concerning the snhfctihsr's qnsllf. st'"h.
reference may be had To any .f tie hns.!r
or stationed ministers of ihr knrih cntotus
Conference, to the Faculty, and many tf the
graduates and students Of Randolph Macon
aud Chapel Hin -~.-
RATES OF TUITION IN ADVANCE
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half in advance. =~s
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The Seminole War.-A late Globe
publishes an official letter from Gen.
Amis,ead, giving an account OF the las.
talk with The Seminoles, which ended as
every body seemed to expect, in furnish
ing another evidence that the Indians are
not to be caught with chaff. any more than
they have been conquered with arms. IL
appears that great preparations were made
for this talk: The General had procured Ia
Of the emigra,ed Ssminoles from beyond
the Mississippi, who, in The language oil
a writer on the spot. " were prepared to
tell their Florida brethren, that milk and
honey flow in every river, creek and
bayou in Arkansas. aud that deer and
turkeys, ready cooked, follow in their
trails, crying q" eat me, eat me-" The
Florida Seminoles came 10 the Talk; to
the number of about 40, met their emf
gran, brethren with manifest joy. made
large promises of peace, aud expressed
in earnest desire 10 emigrsse, were we'll
fed for more than a week. and then. sud-
denly, on the night OF the l4th. decamp'
ed. The only wonder IS. not that they
have proved treacherous. but that III ey
did no. persuade the Arkansas delegation
to take 10 the everglades along with
themselves. Gen. Armislesd says, they
will hold out 10 tho last. aud can never
be induced 10 come in again. He imme
daley dispatched troops in pursuit.
| O. 5. A detachment nhder command
of Lient. News. report that on the 10Th
they killed too Indians, and wounded a
third.
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The Governors oil New York.
Rhode Island. Vermont and Michi.
gan have appointed days of general
Thanksgiving throughout their re-
spcc,ive states. Will the Governor
of North Carolina follow the exam.
ple. aud lei US show al least q decent
respect for the religion ofour coun'ry'
The custom is an ancient and com
mendable one. Not that we would
intimate the right, on the part Of the
Governor of this. or any other state.
20 require this Course; but, merely "a
appoint a particular day, on which all
disposed might act in concert.
Highland Mess.
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II 10 q remarkable fact. that more than
half Of The southern states. including The
larges. slave holding states. have voted
for Gen. Harrison--snd that that PORTION
Of Virginia most interested in slavery al
go gave Harrison q large msjoriiy--not
wi,hsiandig the unceasing efforts made
BY the Loco Focos TO brand him, either
in sentiment or association, a. an Ado
iitionist. Should moi this FAC, teach ,hose
who seek TO make political capital GU. Of
that theme. of the fruillessness ~ well as
The folly OF bringing i. into the discussion
of federal poli,icsl II never can avail a.
eainst man who is not an Aboli,ionist. or
identified with the Aboliiionisrs. because,
al,hough Falsehood is q mighty agent.
Truth is omnipotsnt and will prevails"
and no man who is directly or indirectly
connected with the Fanatics can ever
hope TO find a standard bearer in The
south. I, may be added. that the verdict
Of the southern people shows in whs.
estimstion they hold the assertions Of
General Harrlsun's calumnia.ors.
Lynch. Tr.
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The Elizabeth City Phoenix was dis
continued some two or three months
since. and has been succeeded by - Tho
ia'elligencer and Mays Head Advocate.
From tile appearance Of the frs. mum
bcrs. we had formed \ favorable opinion
oil the labors Of the new editors, and there.
lore the more regret the appearance OF az
cultural article in the last number. which
exhibits a degree Of ignorance and AFRO
gance and bad t,ste, deserving more Sc
we're ,ebuke than we well know how IA
express. The article is brought out in
Consequence Of The appointment oil
Messrs. Mangum and Graham 10 The
United States Senate, anil is evidently
the eiiusion of spleen and disappointment,
because some favori c Individual has not
been preferred. !, exhibits, too, &c
gree Of hau,eur which our eastern bred
zen are accused of being sometimes que
~. which can recognise no talent aho'
common l,wyer" in any indisidul
who is burn out of sight OF their lasori,
swsmps and sand hills--s spirit not IN
IKE that which distinguishes the peopi
OF China, and causes them to look npo
The other nations of The earth as hall cI
'l!lzsd barb Hians; aud is we'll ILLUSTRATED
In The sontcap, with which the peope
Of That " celestial empire" profess to lcokl
upon the warlike preparations of England
no" IN progress against them. /
This Graham, who is he!" asls the
sag'eious editors of The Mays Head ADJ
Socasr. as il just wakened out Of sleeA
more profound than tha. which ovefcame|
the renowned Van Wrinkle. What has,
he dauc so mcrt,orious and grcat as 10
claim so signal and honorable reward!
TN what occasion did he distinguish anu
.lr"ss himself! capable 10 Reflect The 'n'ri
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-10

: uR SENaT0RS.-0n Tuesday las,
thGenersl Assembly went into an cleo
ii. for Senator'S /" the Congress of the
t1led States for North Carnlins. which
relied IN the choice of Willie p. Man.
"a and William A. Graham. both Of
unee county. Mr.. Mansum was chosen
till the unexpirei term Of Mr.. Brown,
., for six years from the 4,h Of March.
Ill; Mr.. Graham, to fill the remainder
air. Sirange's term. terminating On the
A OF March. ls43.
State of the votes: Mangum 90, Ora.
no gs. Bedford Brown 65. Robert
S,nee OIL. The Van Buren, members.
n,t of them, threw away their votes
uSn the late Senstors.
Speculation and anxiety about who
$uld be our Senators is now al an end.
hough both the gentlemen chosen are
.siden,s Of the same county, the choice
l. more likely 10 give general satisfaction
Than any other. Many "good men aud
.ue," from vsriaus sections Of the state
we're spoken Of as proper representatives.
Of our state sovereignty; and others there
are who would have proved as jealous
and as faithful ss those upon whom the
honor has fallen. But all could not serve.
A meeting Of the Wing members we un
aers,ana was held. to ties. the relative
strength of claimants. The result wac.
,ha, The names Of the two elected were
alone before The legislature.
I:seems to have been conceded. almost
as matter Of course, that Mr.. Mansum
would be one Of the chosen. The ind'g
nan, spiri, aroused on his being instructed
out Of the Senate. could be sllsyed by
nothing shar, of h,s instruction TN again
Some Of his old political notions, ant
anne of his votes in the Ssuale did no
exactly square With the genuine Will;
nrinc,ple, but we understand that h'
satisfied members Of his entire devot"I
To the grea, principles and pr"m'nen
measures commended for The past ten years
Judge Msngum certainly threw his em'
neut talents INTO The wing scale, sgalns
the =" spo,lers." With aesrllaess an'
etTrc, that en,ilie him TO The grate'u
no ,.rs III his fellow ciu2ens. Nc. Man
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Correspondence Of the National infsli'
gencer.
New York, November 30.

New YORK, November ~.
The Recorder of the City is OF
course much chsgrined by the present
ment OF the Grand Jury. First. the
grand jury FUND n" bills asa'ns, any
III the persons whom he tried I" con.
sic'; next. the grand jury presented
his conduct in seiz;ng private papers
a. A viulation uf the rights OF the ciii-
zen. and as illegal. The Recorder
finds himself presented to the public
in the attitude ut u magistrate com
hitting illegal and tyrann'ca' acts !"
invol,c respectable cit'zens IN a',es'
ed frauds, which frauds The grand Jn'
nv, after an examination OF The e'''
| dencs. do mt find TO exist, or even
suspicion enough of them t" justify az
! taiic tmea'.
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'ssl' The ',aslsRl issulllss Of .sdus,,,I
e y we STATE d North csrollnal" Tbsr
1@'g their eyes. hey beEin 10 hs,.
- 'aelsiihs' EssalleetOa lh.s Hi.liaa
I st.asn eesaPied - Speaker. el..i,
- - s'ssiea q he Legislature; j.
- gained Nm thai honor seems grra,
!" puzzle hen. Masing. siiey fancy
s.ns'alng q bis " wlnaing and gracious
aoaisss. b." b0riags and iaaiiastiOns
y nc Aead." his "sasiness of manners
80 geasral eonPlsisanl deponmea.;"
- beyond MS ell i . blank belors Them.
fnsr ears hare moi heard :. Pane. loud
hump sounding bis name. !" lhereforetbsy
suppose his EepulaliOn must Be cireum.
sef'oed within the narrow Limits OF =. Or.
anse, chsIhsn and Wsks;" and 10 he,-
v are ''sIr eyes. TIA. among The di..in.
gulshse sohs ofSOr.h Carolina. shsy can
discern h'n only as = /" spsck." requir.
ing me assistance Of q magnifying glass
% discover lie image ofa m,n.'' And
amid III lis they have The folly 10 SUD-
pose that slargs portion Of their fellow.
citizens - as ignorant As themselves:
and even rnturs to speak Of Mr.. Ora.
ham IS " ssiing' 50 utterly i. insigaif.
cant a. ireaeci disgrace upon The Le-
gisla'nre Il having made him Senator!
Well. v hass seen ignorance ard ar
rOganee al folly before. bu. we can re.
collect no islanee in which these quail.
Ties are sh~n in bslier relief than in the
article nosPressnsed To u. by the sdi.
tors oil sheSag's head Ad,oeaie-an ar.
ncle whic we are sure they will be
ashamed owhsn they have better sludi-
ed The legialiye history Of North Caro-.
lima for III last few years. and become
better acaainted with The individual
whom shf have so unworthy spoken
Of.
These liiors have also sp,ken Of Mr.. !
MangumJnd though they acknowledge
him As r;king among the frs. in,ellecls
Of The az they show themselves as per. |
feclly iggant oil his character as lhey
are Of u qualifications and virtues Of
Mr.. Gram. We can assure them that
Mr.. Manm has exhibited no inconsis-
sency bwesn his professions al WASH
ing,on d his speeches al Iiillsborough;
and feanen have exhibited better evil
dence u "lueratise Office" or Z" high
and glious sppoin,men..," had no
charms lficienl to induce him 10 swerve
from hdu.y, or to neglect the true in
ieresss his constituents.
We've not taken up our pen TO eu-
logiss sher Mr.. Mangum or Mr.. Ora.
ham; neir fame stands upon q surer
foundon than newspaper paragraphs.
And are sure We speak but the gene.
raj stiment when we say, that ], will
not lamongst the lsas, meri;oIious acts
of thprescns Legislature that they have
so wshlly filed these Offices. The edi-
tors The Advocate may dismiss all their
fear, Our Senstors will truly and no.
noriy represent the state; and even the
Ma, Head in.eres. will he duly consi-
der, twithstanding William b. Shep-
paraas not received The appointment Of
Sesor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-10

teaiithf AtlsHtiga II ygaF FFsdFF.
HaW 81 Ills hFtsf FreapIiHiaiian Of
facts. PFiaF 70 . Presidential rIrc
lion. he lsading aHcsrs 81 ths Feds.
raj GsFtrament sre loaad ceaIede.
rating and combiaiag. Through thr
paner u . corrupt and . criminal
Iriminai csnrf. wish shsndsned par.
tisans ard toois. - implicaie several
amang The most respectable citizens
u Nrw York In alleged sIrciian
frauds. alleged 10 have been eommil.
ted In 1855. which allegations have
bsen spread I'll over The Union In
immense numbers. and irnmpeied In
The official organ u The Government
- something = hsrrlbls." and even
aarse; bnt whsn . grand jury Of The
country examine al this testimony.
they mol only find no frauds. but mi
essen suspicion or them enough 10 jas.
lily an Indictment! 1 commend 20 ihr
Globe attention 10 these facts. They
have assra helmed In confusion esrH
the better class Of executive public
srrSsnis, such ~ the u. :. District
Attorney. Mr.. Butler. and they may
bother even the Globe. though xith
The peaple there Of course The grand
jury srre "pipeIayers." =. bought BY
British gold" "guiiiy Of the frauds
themselves" &c. &c. wilh 1.-The like
Interesting abuse. The Evening Post
leads ihe way By saying IL was q
parked jury!
From the Pacific Ne have later
dates. The u. .. Ship Constitution
and the Schr. Shark bnth sailed from
Gusyaquii In October Tor Esliao; the
farmrr 10 touch ~ Pa,ts; sii veil.
The smallpox had bcen on board 81
GuayaguiI. but only two seamen had
died. The Sf. Lauis sailed rum
Mszaiian for Valparaiso aud calIaa
July Sd.
Gen. Gomsrra had been re-siec.rd
President niPrru.
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The victory Completed.

IN Thursday lsss : special elscsloa
-. held In his euuaiy . supply he -
x,neiss ii he Legislature oceasioned hy
"A, rrsignssion u II. Msngun q ihs
s,asle. and d Mr.. Gishsm Of Lie House
.tconmoas. Tie Election resulted N
n, choice u Hugh Wsdlell. ESQ. Tor The
s,ss,e. and Col. James Graham for ihe
Commons. BY sery Handsome R.iariiiss.
a, uiII be sern b. he following Official
tsIurns:
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MT AR RTA do

In this county, on Thursday The Sd in,
slant, by the Rev. Thomas Lynch. Mr.
lanes M.CuLLocH to Miss ARRAANSA
ELIZABETH. daughter of Mr.. Joseph Eau
cett.
In this county, on Wednesday The Cd
inst. by the Rev. Charles L. Cody. Mr.
DANIEL CLOUD TO Miss SUSAN BAKER.
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THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE.

THE ELENlbhaL IbIsisENE.
This body assembled in the Senate
chamber .. Raleigh on Wednesday Of
las. week. Gen. Jas. welb"rn, Of wilkss,
was chosen president. and Edmund b.
freeman. ESQ. appointed secretary. r~o
OF ,he elerlars we're absent Charles Me-
Dawel Of Burke. and Dssid f. Caldwell.
Of Rowan. Edmund Jones, of Wilkes,
and Samuel n. Holt. Of Davidson. were
chosen BY bsllo 10 oil their places.
The fifteen voles were cas-. for William
Henry Harrison. of Ohio. az President.
and John Tyler. Of Virginia. IS Vice
President.
The editor Of this paper was unsni'
mously elected Messenger
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-10

Union Of the Protestant Episcopal
and Methodist Episcopal Churches. ~
the United Statss.-rhe acting Bish-
on uf the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the Kentucky diocese has
written a letter Of sonns considerable
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-10

Resolutions condemna,ory of the Sub.
Treasury plan Of Finance have been IN
,roduced into the Georgia Legislature.
and will probably pass. Why should
not our Legislature act in relation thereto!
Evidently, The greater body OF the people
of the stale, as we'll as OF the United
States, are strongly opposedio the system.
Wilmington Chronicle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-10

The electoral vuts Of South Carolina
hs, been cast fnr Martin Van Buren, IS
PteaJcn,. aud Li,.le,on W. Tsxe~ell. Of
vlrginis. - Vice President.
The electoral college Of Virgins sass
the vote of that state lnr Msriiu Van Bu.
ren for President. aud Richard NJ. John.
son for Vice President.