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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-03-27


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THE blessings of thousands of.Women and
children rescued from the scaiping knife Of
The ruthless savage Of the wilderness, and
fFomlhe still more savage Proctor, resi- on
HARRISON, and bis gallant arHly. Simon
Snider's Message to the Legislature, Dec
10, 1913.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-03-27

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TO Be an honest q 10, ~ s9e Alaoao eaps sesef
so--bis seasonal character We esteem and
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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-03-27

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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-03-27

And what said the venerable Shelby and
what Cafolinian's soul Is not fred with en-
thusiasrn Al the remembrahce eff Kings
Mountain associated with that name
sf5nt;I affer had served tho campsign
ef Is was not aware Of the difficulties
which you had TO encounter, as command g
Of tho. egorthwe stern Army, have since q.
ten said, and still DO believe, that iheklplies
assigned 70 ron on. that occasion, more
0rdnous and difficult to acco1 ttaa
am / had eusr knowB co1Jfdcd g abg CON.
ma der; and, with respect 20 the zeal and
aud fidelity with which you executed that
hifoh and important trtlst. there aro thou.
aan.ls "a Kentucky, as well As mysbl Wle
IeI;ezed Il could nor haze been eoh1eitssllk 20
better hands. 49,.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-03-27

alg[y fstitis & aud g1ll lieutenant lat
Fison. fende sed The most Essential services,
by commuii lca nc my ord els % egeFy dlfgc-
lion. and bg bis conduct and tea0erg % e-
citing the b ops 70 pre- ig gisfera
Gen. 3 8thony ype.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-03-27


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STATIONS Office.

nRAWN Nos in Alexandra Lottery M g. drawn Dec. 81:
D - 10 a. 20 "A ~ II ~ is i6 IS G 81 ls.
Ticket, Nos. 6 20 81 prize of $500.
Nos. Virginia Leesburg Lottery No 6, Extra, drawn
81 Is 3 10 ~ DC a. Co 80 &c 20 49,
Half Ticket, Nos. Is Is 26, prize of Sl20
DO. do - IS Co.
Drawn Nos in Consolidated Lottery Of Maryland No
Dec. %:
Is III 30 "A SC o. 81 Gs 81 &C u
Ticket, Nos. IA 81 sc, a prize of 500.
Drawn Nos in New Jersey Lottery Extra J. drawn y,
l6 IL "a IL - AZ &C IS Is 81 q.
Ticket, Sos. % 81 66, prize Of S4Oa
Do do. ii a. 81.
Do. do. Is - So.
Drawn Nos. in Sussex County Lottery No. 80, drawnI
81 l3 Al % IS l6 81 5s 63.
Ticket Nos. Al IS So, all sod and cashcd BY satto
Z Capitals IN days.)
Drawn Nos in Va Wcshug Lottery No drawn Dec Is:
81 20 81 9 10 63 IL l6 "a 3 Is.
Lucky Numbers for
sale nj STRATTOS'S LUCKY OFFICE.
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CONCORD ACADEMY.The next session of this Institution
will commence on the Isl February. Its location Is in Caro-
line County, near the Richmond and Fredericksburg Rail Road
by means of which, Students leaving Richmond arrive at tbs
Academy in three hours.
The price of Board and Tuition including washing ami
fuel per session Of five MONTHS $780, payable in advance
The course of instruction comprises the
generally and designed students thoroughly Col
ieses and Universities The students Ancient Languages ar
arranged III two classes Junior and senior Instructed Nv
daily projections and examinations They also
glary i'll converting Greek and Latin English and En,h
into Greek aad Latin. In connection Ancient, Languages
are taught Ancient Geography and Ancient History.
The Mathematical course comprises Arithmetic Algebra &c
onetry Plane TnEonomey, Spherical Trgonouetry with q
application To Nautical Astronomy Analytic Geometry and ave
Diferental and Integral Calculus.
The course of Natural Philosophy comprises Mechanics vd
dynanics Pneunaes Acoustics ELECTRICITY and Galyansn o.
tics and Astronomy
Geology and Mneraog taught in connection with Ches
try.
The course of Neral Philosophy comprises Bellies Let,res Rie
sorie, Ethics and Political Economy.
For the characerand merits of the Institution
to Rev. Nicholas Cohbs Of Petersburg Hon. Y Mason South
anpon and to the Professors of the University of Virginia
Parents and Guardians, who wish place their and
wards NJ this Seminary requested 10 make early application
letter directed to Concord Academy Caroline county, Va and
addressed to either Of tho subscribers.
+. W. COLEMAN, President.
a. NJ Of y. " Va.
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SALE OF SLAVES AND LANDS.

SALE OF SLAVES AND LANDS.
II Deed Of Trust executed by James H. Henderson
bscrbcr. for the benefit of Neevil Baker, bearing
nh day Of April. 1897, and recorded in the Clerks
County Coutt of Louisa, shall sell TO the highest
lisa Court House, for cash, on MONDAY, tho l3,h
= next, that being Court day, eight valuable Slaves,
blacksmith, and twn young men. -
same time and place, the Lands mentioned in the
tract containing three hundred and fty-ve acres.
SAID Henderson resides lying in the said County Of
the Brick House, and adjoining the lands Of y. H.
hcrs-and the other trac containing nineteen acres
anne nciehborhood, and nd joining the lands of Ro
aand Others. The title tt the foregoing property Is
eIndspuiabie; but shall convey only sach title as
M By the said deed.
esale having been once postponed will certainly take
y day advertised.
PHILIP IL. JONES, Trustee.
fAs
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J. d. COLEMAN,
lrc 81


SsTURcGoNVILhE sEsINARY-The exercises of the third
- session OF this Seminary viii be resumed the Janua-
~ next The plan Of Instruction will afford COURSE
embracing the various classical authors, and the useful
branches of Mathematics From several years OF practical expe-
encc an teaching avne applied himself closely stude and
from the test OF public examinations the undersigned feels
thoroughly and properly in their classical
and prepared for business any similar
institution in the State And presenting institution pub
nc patronage, the undersigned deems improper express
his views and opinions upon the subject teaching He
essential the part Of the teacher first make himself
quantcd with the disposition and capacity of the pupil II
capacity perception of the pupil be nnrrady and
pehend the teacher be patient and impany
maon however keeping the mind closely exercised and
fully avoiding fall in the other extreme may pro-
perry comprehend the matter When the faculties of the mind
are properly trained by system of reasoning and thinking
by developing ITSELF will enlarge and expand according
application and of the student If industry a
p:caon be wanting the of the student teacher
use means adapted To the disposition effect the object II
mind be clear and comprehensive added industry and appic
ton, the task 10 instruct is not unpleasng.
The undersigned observes, that his school Will be governed
sound and Wholesome discipline that he designs lead
than force the mind but coCrcive will be csoed
cesy require it. The undersigned further
and friends that his school the present year. liberal
E supported and patronsed and with confidence upon
further and and that
tune own favor that merit will not be unrcwardcd by
liberal public.
TERas-Board for the scholastic year Of 10 MONTHS $40 TUT
ton for the classics, $685. for the higher branches of English
S25 for the minor branches 800. j. J. GREGG
Sturgeonville, Brunswick, Dec II. G7-tf
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}o,tom, Hanover, Dec. 81

ACADEMf.-Thc next session Of this institution
mmcncc the Goth of January, and end the Goth of June
Iof studies will embrace the Ancient and Modern Ian
thematics the Natural Sciences and Bellies Lettrcs and
".
Board and Tuition per Session OF months 500, pay
snce No pupil will be permitted board in the neigh
c.p IN the family of relative, and deduction made
from any cause hut sickness.-Pupils by the Richmond
md conveyance at Owens Tavern, S miles from the
oth OF the subscribers graduates Of the Universe
helr capacity as Teachers and the character Of the
public are referred to the following gentlemen:
= BonnyeSstie Emmett Harrison and Rogers University
I; 1hos. Il. Dew, ESQ.,, William & Mary; Gen. John Ii.
wanna; Hon. John Scott, Fauquier; Hon. Richard II.
champion; Wn. S. Archer, VIM. J. Barksdalc Esors
Is Meaua and X! Meade, Esqr., Amelia; Wm Old, Esq
m. Crump, Powhaian; Gen. Jaqueline B. IIarve, Rich
nund Rufn and Charles F. Osborne, Esqrs Petersburg
post paid) 10 either OF the subscribers.
WILLIAM III. HARRISON
DONALD M. HARRISON, A. N
?. o., Aaslia, Des7 5ASsw4w&w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-02

nR w. w. MARSHALL would respectfully inform the pub
II lie that he still resides in Richmond where he is prepared
practice heretofore in the of healing and removing that
formidable disease Cancer His residence is opposite Trinity
Church, where he generally be found and letters addressed
TO him from the post padl will meet attention
Tie is induced Ia this notice. lest might be supposed that
he had removed from the city, he has advertised recently
of the lie intends residing this
city, and would be glad make his services available
who suffering with that hord disease, Cancer His
IN treating this disease considered sufficient guara
tee for the future
WARREN W. MARSHALL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-02

INROM FIFTY TO SEVENTY-FIVE LABOGRERS WANT
ED-lhe subscriber wishes hire, for The ensuing year.
fifty to able bodied Negro Men, labour the James
River Canal His contract lies twelve miles above Lyncburg
WauC Ferry Is perfectly dry and free from the danger Of rock
blasting In the spring he part his force
the canal near Richmond and in that event. h. will
Ia have those hired IN and Richmond placed
ncnt 10 their homes. The hest treatment will bc afforded The
subscriber his agent will Al a times be found Wachs Fer
Bedford county AZ IL and security, hi refers MrsSs
Workman {; McGruder, Richmond Col r. VI. Bondurn, Buck
inghan sir John ilollns, Lynclbus, and Capt Elicit Wor
than of Amherst county, EIClI'D REINS.
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TVER AND KANAWIA coMPANf-JEs ,ns,vm,
form of the Bond of the James River aru aa
I'M thc States Guarantee, which will bc'A'Ha"seu ioi
- of the Company Us they fall due
are from the J,ncs River and IA
twn Una. 'hefe = Nv o,Jer the s,pi Of - dollars,
nGsas % ,x per cent o psI nm from the first day
ne thousand eGh, hundred % 'U ." ssIv and Juv
said Compan! on tne abouowed BY the said Com
T; being i"f 80 ,"." 81, nS G General Assembly Of Vir
Sd "hH ne, to an 1dd,%na capital for shs
rama na Ma ia p.S he principal whereof is ire
any OF na,s -, he said first day of January, 1870,
ard To te redeeD at the pleasure Of the said Company
pa!apl" on HE said Company have caused this Cert
ny. -, =, Rested on their behalf by - their
-" .s Ad - their Secretary, and their Cor
-, ~ TO be hereunto affixed at Richmond, virginia,
ra'e - day of - -, President.
Sc tdry.
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ASH SALE OF NEGROES AND LAND.
ST TO a decree Of the County Court Of King William,
,pd 10 the highest bidder for cash, at Mangohck
iay the luth day Of January 1910, if fair, otherwise
day, the Negroes and Land Of which Caleb Redd,
possessed.
rs nine i'll number, consist ola man about forty five,
thirty five years Of are, and children, two girls
>-,he oldest Of which is sixteen, and the youngest
years old
is situated miles below Man.uhick, and seven above
healthy ncrlhorhaod; and contains seventy acres.
mall and comfortable dwelling. house, and all ncccs
for u farm Of Us size
RY THE COMMISSIONERS.
Dn,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-02

Treasurer Of the Commonwealth of Virginia, IN
20 an Act OF the General Assembly passed the twenty
rch in the year eighteen hundred and thirty nine do
re the faith Of the state for the incual payment OF
and The ultimate redemption OF the principal sum OF
ring due by the above Certificate, according TO the
IN expressed.
4 whereof have hcreunto set my hand and affixed my
!, Of nthc,. M Richmond, Virginia. this - duy Of
Treasurer.
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each, $40 900. 49,. ,ooo ,ooo ,ooo oooo
Besides prizes of $780, so00 7000 6oe ao9o aVo ." u
&C. amounting $50 Oo payable in valuable LOTS Stocks
Tickets $40. No shares
THE Cd CLASS.
The Grand Two Million Lottery,
Tobe drawn on the old plan Blanks and Prizes ne draw
ing to commence the 9th of january 1870 me NUMBERS IN
one wheel the blanks prizes in anoherand WIZ no a"
from day TO day the numbers are drawn ffem Tue WHICH,
and under the superintendent Of two Judges oil eoui
GRAND SCHEME.
prize the yerandah, valued at 500, o0n
do the ST. Charles Theatre, value SfoV,0oo. 80
do the ST. Charles Arcade, value sl5o,oo0 = go
prize So ooo $4,000; do Of 30 ooo Of D. ." onS u
Of do 1900; 900; Of 2 ooo OF o.
100000 Of soo0 of 5000; of 60oo Is do Of 5000 OF 4v
Of $1,000 and many 2ooo $780, 000 O oo Co., 400 &c &c
amounting to millions Of dollars
Tickets $40. No shares.
Full schemes giving description of the property ana ~
,on viii h. semi TO those who desire IT, The tickets the
splendid Lotteries for sale the old established Fortune
Rome, "Bggcr's Office"
fo' "e '''u''se A"A'' THOs. B. BIGGER,
Richmond, ia.
w. ~ 6Sat&wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-02

10 Of Sl,WD-Vakng '',oo,
Capital cashed by stratton since January 1851
tended n ifaddrcssedt 10 y. STRATTON.
NJ ~ 1l-I
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AND OTHER VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
In obedience to the last will aud testament al James
decd, the subscribers viii sell tn the highest bidder,
Il estate af tin sll, Gsdai- u, Iih at
cy and yaabl. Negro Slaves-among thein Is a III.
r3,n serv,nt--all the household and kitchen urni-
}, different kinds, twenty odd fat Hogs Corn r1ader'
) implements, &C, &c. The terms OF sale WIZ DC ae-
and made known n the sale, when WIN colniitl.S
$ sold. r. Spp ,TIry
THOS. y. DELk,
.i 7l-3t
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CRISTMAS-The attention public respectfully nvit-
X ed of Presents
-.-~l--
ticle Juvenile friends and selected with
view please would BE- impossible 10 state in advertise
mcn his variety he will therefore present few of the prom
nent items which consist Of Of The splendid English
ana American ANIMALS published Also ENGLISH pocket ed
the Poets elegantly bound so endless variety Of
Books handsomely bound suitable for presents and splendid
assortment Of Fancy Goods
Book Of the Boudor The Oriental Annual
Beauty Costume The Magnolia
Ieatfs Book of Beauty Jennings Landscape Annual
ladys Album The Girls Book
German Tourist Portrait Album
The Gem The Token
Landscape Album Atlantic Souvenir
Turner's Annual Tour The English Annual
You his Keepsake Literary Souvenir
The Naval Annual Young Lady's Book
The Keepsake Glcaninss OF Nature
Opr Wild Flowers Infants Journal
Young Mans Library Young Lady's Library
Miscellaneous Thoughts ca;hs Picturesque Annual.
The Iris
Bibles Prayer and Hymn Books in splendid fancy binding la
dies Writing Desk soher Of Pearl and Ivory Card Cases hoxe
of Marine Shells elias. jewsy Boxes elegant Albums Musical
Boxes Bead Purses and Reules beautiful Pincushions Emery
Stands, Graces, Battledores and Corncllas, &C &C.
RICHARD d. SASXAY,
Bookseller, stationer and Dealer in Fancy Goods.
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Redemption Of Treasury notes in the
first three quarters, interest rs well
as principal,
This includes two millions and three
fourths paid in for duties and lands las,
year, but not carried on the Registers
books till 1899. From this cause the
expenditures on that account will ap.
pear larger by that amount than they
actually have been within those quar-
terS.
Estimated amount Of notes redeemed
in the fourth quarter