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TWcnty-Sixth Congress.
Plat snssroN.
IN SENATE.

Monday. April -.
Several petitions we're received and re-
fered, some reports from committees
made, and Few private bills acted upon;
after WHICH the senate proceeded 10 the
consideration Of executive business.
Tuesday, April IL.
Mr.. Buchanan, from the committee on
foreign relations. made report on the
Maine boundary question. which embrac.
ed full review Of the subject, and con.
cluded " 18th remarking. that as fer as the
committee can exercise any influence
over The business. they are resolved. that
il war mus, be the result (which they
confidently hope will not be The case it
shall be rendered inevitable by the British
government.
Wednesday, April IS.
The bill making grants Of public lands
10 eer,ain states for purposes Of internal
improvement came mp as special order.
and. after being discussed by Messrs.
Norvell. Merrick. Halker, and Clay,
vas laid on The table.
The resolutions introduced by Mt.
Calhoun. and amended By the committee
on foreign relations, in regard 10 the lihe-
ration Of the slaves by the British aihori-
ties a, Bermuda. also came up as spe-
cial order. and. after some remarks from
Messrs. Clay. Calhoun. and Porter, they
we're unanimously adopted.
A message was received from the Pre-
,iden, Of the United States. con,sining .
copy of q convention for the adjustment
of claims OF the United States upon the
Government of The Mexican Republic;
which was ordered 10 DO printed.
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Eas, 60 DE silirs 81 psfsldsht 81 ny
uhitsd States. aad o. JOHN TYLER
EgtihIi Nhnm mslies iiself kEib nosgh
g say. q Fiee PFesideni.
RssoiBfd. Thai - rfsdEly eoncur uiil
NE proposition 81 srndiag dslsgsiss {.
ths Wig foung Msn's Consrnsson ta b,
bald 10 Ballimofs. on lhs fourth 81 MsY
nsEL snd fhsi ne fnflhfrmore sdsise N
aPpoinlmsnl az certain persons 20 repre-
seat he Wing yoaag men 81 0rangs Il
thai C0nsennon,
Rfsofssd. That ne lock upca JOHN
NJ. MOREHEAD a. q sound RrPubli
eaa and practical sisissmsn. and az such
~s approve Of hs n0minsGien fef Cover
.aer Of The stsss.
The presmb.e and rssslulions having
eeea read. Mr.. Mash briefly addressed
The meeting in isw appssPri.ss remarks,
VIC. csnsrOn slso made lsw remarks,
and read an sxiseI very fsreibly iIIasEsl
'ng The dangers Of a standing army. %
proPassd BY The present. administration;
alter which Ihe preamble and resolutions
we'e unanimously adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Nash. the following
gentlemen we're sppoinled AZ delegses %
The Baltimore Convention:
Frederick Hill, David Parker.
John Cameron. Psyion r. Moore,
Or. Y, J. Smith. John w. Carr,
llr. Pride Jones. R,ehd A. Stanford.
James Neulin. Wm. A. Graham.
WIN. X. Walker. Benton Ray.
WIN. x. Myers. John b. I.eslhtr,.
John Oisnd'hal. Docior G. Parish.
Giles Mebane. I.emurl Mebane,
lDf. Michael Holt, John Turner.
John Lpseomb.
On motion Of Mr. Cameron. Heary X.
Nash, esq. was added 10 the number Of
delegates.
On motion OF DE-. r. J. Smith. 70 Was
ordered that committee be appointed By
The chairman 10 prepare an address 10 The
people Of Orange. Ia conformity 10 Ills
order. The follo~ing gentlemen we're ap.
pointed By The Chair;
Hugh Waddell. William A. Graham.
John w. Norxoud, William Thompson.
Ysneey Bailey, Eli Eulis. John b. Lea.
.hers.
The committee appointed TO prepare
The business Tor This meeting. presented
list Of The following gentlemen. Who
are requested 10 act as . Commiiiss oil
Vigilance in behalf Of The Wing parry:
Harrison Parker Geores Fou.i.
E. G. Mangum/ Jeremiah Holt.
John Duke. Ahsslom Harvey,
Moses I.sathers. or. Joseph Holt.
John B. Lea,hep, DR.. Michael Holt.
John Ray, Or. Chesley r. Faucet,,
John Roberts, Eli Eulis,
Benton Ray. William Eulis.
e. Hopkins, John Boon.
Ezekiel Laws, John X. Holt.
William Lipscombe, John s. Turreniine.
John Lipscombe, Nicholas Albright.
Alvis Nishais, Daniel Albright,
~
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Tirginid.--The election in the state
Of Virginia for members Of the I.egisla.
toie takes place to-day, and unless the
signs OF The times" have greatly deceived
US, we think we shall be able to give q
good accom-. from that state in our next.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Saturday, April ~.
Mr.. Briggs resolution TO abolish the
standing committee on public expendi-
lures, was taken up as the morning busi'
ness. Mr., Wise addressed the house
with much earnesiness against the re'"s
luton, and animadverted with great Sc.
verify on the neglect to investigate the
abuses which he said were gseat and nu-
merous in the departments.
The civil appropriation bill was taken
M in committee Of the whole, and Mr..
Wise and Nc. Jones addressed the com-
mittec. ".~
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Nighance w oehaii ol we wing parry:
Harrison Parker. Georee Fou,i.
E. G. Mangam Jeremiah Holt,
John Duke. Absslom Harvey,
Moses I.eaihers. or. Joseph Holt.
John B. Lea,hefs, DR.. Michael Holt.
John Ray, or. Chesley r. Faucet.
John Roberts, Eli Eulis,
Benton Ray. William Eulis.
T.. Hopkins, John Boon.
Ezekiel Laws, John X. Holi.
William LipscOmbs, John s. Turreniine.
John Lipscombe, Nicholas Albright.
Alvis Nichols, Daniel Albright,
Adam Douglas, Emanuel Clspp,
John Douglas, George Hurdle.
Wm. Cain, Or. James Moore
Fendal Switzerland. Samuel N. Tate,
Yanery Bailey, Joseph Tate.
Nelson Hall, James M.Adams,
James I.ea,hers. Gabriel B. Lea,
John feathers of Jas.Samuel Smith.
Fielding Lewis, Daniel w. Kerr,
John Lewis, james Grahams,
Fielding Leaihers. Rev. Thos. Lynch.
John l.ockhart. Sanders Riley,
Sunderland May, James A. Craig,
Frederick Moize, Stephen Glass,
John CHECK. William Clark, 81.
John Wilkins, John Bsne.
Joseph Muring, Richsrd rapp.
William Guess, Andrew Watson,
Moses Guess, Allen Brown.
Duke Glenn, Thomas W. Holden,
Stls. NJ. Link, John ]. Freeland.
William Cabe. Joseph G.. Bacon,
I.of,in X. Pratt, Henry Whi,ied.
William Barbee, Samuel Holman.
Alexander Cheek, James Jackson,
Anderson Check, Jas. Jackson. Of Jas.
i.emuel Morasn. George Ray,
Willism Duskin. James Faucet.
Charles Johnston. John Suayhorn,
John Black V God, Gilbert Slrayhorn,
James Patterson. Andrew Boland,
John Burroughs, Archibald Bnland.
SAMUEL Couch, Stephen Moore.
William III, Woods, Edmund Srudwick,
Jones Watson, John Norwood,
John w. Carr, Osmond I. long,
liza w. Mum. Hugh Waddell,
Hudson NJ. Cave, Josiah Turner,
WIN. Henry Merritt, Henry Whiued,
Geo. w. Parity, James Turner.
Samuel Clayton, John M'Kerall,
Allen PETTY. Alexr. NJ. kirkland.
Alexander Gs,,is. Robert Pleasan,s.
George Long, Levin Carmichael,
Thomas OLDHAM, John Ls,ta,
Samuel Strayhorn. Thomas l.atis,
William Thompson. Joseph La,ts,
| Rich'd. A. Stanford. David Hart. ...
Richard Howard, George Pratt,
Sidney Whitehead, Thomas Pratt,
Baxter Davis. Francis Waddell,
Thos. Faucet N. II. William Chambers,
Jesse o.Daaiel. Gale, Campbell,
Elijah Pickard, Thomas Thompson
Thomas Griilia. il. Levi Whitfield.
lanes Bishop, I.emuel Mebans,
/ Matthew M.Cauley, Green Jordan,
| Wm. O. M'Cauley, Giles Mebsne,
David Andrews, !.emuel Lynch,
Allen Edwards, Isaiah IL. Spencer,
Thomas Brewer. Pey,on r. Moore,
Thomas Brewer. jr.Edsard Benson.
pinkney Sykes, William Walker.
John Sykes. Of Allenlra Ellis.
James Thompson, Ca,leu Tinnin.
John Pope, David Tinnin.
Isaac Holt, Anderson ArmssronI
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BuaroS's GESTELnaN's MAGAZINE
The April number Of this work has been
on our table several days. Our engage.
men,s have been so pressing that We have
no, vel had time 10 examine il; bu. the
table of contents exhibits ils usual variety.
In our frsi page gill be found an inleres.
ing sketch copied from the March nun.
Der.
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The motning
sssPliOn q Psiiiod, ) 49,, q.
lsE which ne eli spA 80. h;ll ~. |
sg.in l.ksn uP n eomniA efshs uhols. |
Mr. Vice. ~bo had the $50.
ed his speech upos ne bills = 80, a..
ihsren ibs ground be bad bsA ,.s.a
IN IefsrsRes 70 lhs sxlraEsgssss a.
prsssn, Adminis,rslion. in ilIastrlis> II
which he wsnl into eomparisaa Of n
expenditures under Ihs different Prrsi'
dents Of lhs Uuilsd States from General
Wsshing.on MISUNDERSTANDING he
~lols By lhs position that lhis Admins
lrsiion had doubled he expenditure Of is
illusHious predecessor; and hal. in lime
of peace. nearly irrbIed The expenditure
af Mr. Madisan's administration daring
our lan var ~iih Great Britain. ihsi ave.
raging bu, Is millions. while lhs sIpsn
dilares under Be. Van Dursn's averaged
% millions.
Mr. Jones rnss in reply. Insisting that
ihe excess 81 expenditure was owing 10
> variety o. appropriations of money for
special affects which did not enter into
the expenditures Of Turner years. II
these we're deducted. II would be found
that The expenses OF Government had
only increased with The gradual increase
Of population. and The power and great.
ness Of ihs nation. &c.
. The debate was continued until six
o'clock. by Msssrs. Samuels, Siahly,
Wise and Hopkins.
Tuesday. April II
The special order Of the day was an
nounced 10 be The report Of the select
committee on printing. Repors were
made BY The majority and minority Ofihs
committee, which were ordered 70 be
printed. The matter Was then postpon-
ed, and The civil appropriation bill vas
again taken up and discussed.
"Wednesday. April IS.
The morning hour was occapied in
discussing propositions for recommitlins
The report OF the committee on account,
on ihe stationary contracts. without com
ing 10 any conclusion; and The residue o
the day upon The civil appropriation bill
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Barren party, base fueeessee =" -
N,w Yak. Ysrisa has been reelected
u.,sr. and he I.oeas haze 10 ous OF me
,1.arls. Bu, - etfees shis. q . said
=. custom. house sffees sloas sere iax.
I'D 90 die amount Of o,er 1900 dollars.
.as 2aoo foreigners we're converted into
ri,irer, and brought up % the polls fei
.o,si.hssanaing III ibis e1ersion. me
y,a, carried ihs ri.y By majority o.
only .bcut 1900.
n brooklyn. The Wings have prevail
al IN in ont Of nine wards. and elected
Al, Mayer. In many oIhsr iOwss heard
from. the Wig party is largely on 'hs
increase.
The result in The city Of Nav York
.s no, unexpected By The Wings, and
,h.ir hope q carrying the state nen, fall
lar Harrison and r, Ter. 10 more confident
,h,n ever. They calculate upon q ma
ieri.y Of Il leas, fifteen thousand.
g,r Jsrsey.-I'hs township elections
,ook Mace on Monday Of last week. and
have resulted in favor Of the Wings in
almost every place JET heard from. The
STATE !, considered sale Tor Harrison and
Tyler
Pnnsylcania.-'rhe Wings have ear
ried Ave out Of the six wards in The dis.
,ric, Of Southwark. Philadelphia county,
by an aggregate minority Of AS votes,
Last year The I.oeos carried The di'iries
by a m,jorily Of, We believe, over 700.
Similar changes have manifssied them
selves in many other portions Of Penn
sylssnia.
Tsnnessee.-Bedford county las. year
gave Polk a majority Of 500 votes; this
spring. il the election Of county officers.
the tables we're tuned, and the Wings
arc ,gain triumphant. The shelbyville
I.oeofoeo paper acknowledges "a most
disgraeeful defest," and the "signal I'll,
umph" OF The wings. We are beaten
badly besisn." he says; " and is per-
feet fully n say Otherwise" And so il
j, going throughout the state.
05is--fn the ei,y OF Cincinnati The
wings have iriumphed gloriously; they
have prevailed 10 every ward. OF the
65 candidates on the regularly nominal.
ed Harrison ticket. 90 were elected. The
Loco, made hard struggle. and some Of
their candidates even declared themselves
al The polls Harrison men; bu, all would
20, do; they were beaten q. every point.
end completely routed.
From other portions of the statc the
sceOun,s are equally cheering. Troy,
Dayton. and Newberry township, here
ioiore s,rong.holds Of Van Burenism,
have new given handsome Wing majori-
ties. In Concord, Staunion and New.
ton, and the city Of GAINESVILLE, the en,ire
Wing tickle, has prevailed. And 20 The
ball roll, on!
Nep Ofiedns.--Hetc, Too. we may
eI,;rr . .srsc,v. .rd-h,,s 90 xv;li stor
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ne hhð0&@f
@ The appointment. By q meeting
Of Young Men. Of 80 large committee.
composed in part Of elderly gentlemen.
may appear improper 10 some. especially
10 there Is 10 be . regular meeting 81 The
Whis party q May Court. which could
more properly act on The SUBJECT. The
reasons which indeed the committee 10
propose the list are briefly these, The
Van Buren, party made oui their ticket
nearly three months before ihe usual Zinc.
and their candida 60. and other Office seek
srs Of the party, are slready in The field.
endeavoring 10 foresisll public opinion
and prejudice The minds Of The people. 80
as 10 prevent. IL possible. the effect which
the free discussion Of The sumner cam
psign might Otherwise have. ], was
thought. therefore, that correspondent
action should be had on The part Of the
Wings in every part Of he county. TO re-
pei not only The of refuled SANDERS on
The gallant Harrison. bu, The reproaches
attempted 70 be cast upon our party gene
rally; and also 10 expose the an,rrepub-
lican tendency and ruinous effects Of lhe
measures Of the present administration.
u is hoped. therefore. that The gentlemen
whose names are presented on The list a.
members Of tho committee Of vigilance,
will cordially accept The appointment.
and in conjunction with oil The Wings Of
the county make . long pull. . strong
pull, and pull sl,oge,her," and old Or
snge, The great middle county. ~iIl be
rescued from the spoilers.
BY fhs COMMITTEES.
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New Orieans.--Iiete. Too. we may
claim a victory; and-but We will stop
here for the present; already we have had
rglory enough Tor enc day."
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-02-14
@AtaIanta.n

This splendid steamer, A. o. POWELL
master, arrived at our wharf, for the first
time, on last Tuesday. She is decidly the
largest boat that ever assembled our river, g.
not inferior to any in point of accommodate
tions. We had the pleasure of passage
to Natchez on this boat, and can say to all
our friends who may wish pleasant trip to
New-Orleans. to. embark on the ATLANTA, for
these reasons. Her captain, formerly of
the Pat. Henry, is well known as a pnnctual
commander, and one who connot be excel
led in the management aud direction of a
boat-her other officers are all men Ga fat
in their profession, and withal one of the
most accommodating crew we 1wot off,
For the days Of her arrivals and departures
see advertisement in another column.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-02-14
ZOE raE Zoo eIry WnIa.
81! Yonth beWare.

=
Oh! youth zbeware-in early time,
To shun :be fair and flirting belle,
Whose phantoms only lead thee on
ERE long to seek hernit's cell.
Beware. alas from one who now,
No more their vows ofloye can hear,
But in his pride, has sworn on higIs
Never to trust woman's ear.
For woman's 1alse--as she is fair
Can coin her checks to smiles Of soas
Then, oh then, myself deceive not
u ,aman's love nIelts like the snow
Then ssTust themn not, for they are lsls
And fiekfs,s as the winds n hish 5 low
To-day, she ives alone for yop,
Tomorrow comes, and yours g Toe.
Then youth bewaEes e gre re g,
You're made fool 70 = oiTi Ils 81
! Whose forced smiles and tende re -
BInp years Of pain and nelaae
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nnAak
n1ent Of Enatef atiou nce our
che weather neN ear ana easailt,
4 continu foalls aga bseoa
trade mus ret The Yazoo ealinse Use.
md nov "a iiosi splendid boat
otioa change this lie
rates sEi rule, N ana
pts, ID qaalit tlle laEter
S. end fol ftse Gun hes, as ioraie 5l slg opf
eiaIs entleue prefer n nu &
~ his money discounted
f SCI sonsinuo qlenly, ana
par culags see prices
aIss Aan Ra Tlesa S
tei eate ard Il seat demana 0l rao
sons ssll ls d Bagging 81 esfs
tNins SO Cts.
Since our last fage & nos ..
ehaf So III tire standing Of the iss lai hea8
Ea Hall atchez t having dspfee fed ID
cent 81 sconnt, owing totfe other baak
Match s faeign te receive it OH danasife
kSEaIofore aud the belief that the Pos eaes
vi 81 q not be paid 8 isxohanae III NeNs.
0rl6ans cafce. The banks onl rs
fheiT ia circulation which niled.
Out o6fss good 80 days thilla col
60 g ss i0 pFc pres
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-02-14
E THR OFFICE 10 procure his reelection,

use THE OFFICE 10 procure his reelection,
This would be Fobbing DIE people Of ! very
dear and valuable right Is lie kest
federalism, and Il permitted. Mil Ins
destroy the purity, Gle virtue and s. hat
is valuable inseleelions 81 &c
President Is elected Ior four ysas na
more, antl the. people q hin. -
are intend 10 elothe hin 81 is pa8s
procuring lis EDITION, Is a. tley
elothe3 him with lie power D sing.
ge Do not intend % bs baIlied op tie
so of q fair md legitimate nse Ibis
menl before the people. u zion g s.
present dominant purity We moan 6 be
understood, and re VII. Is understood
One Of the npofiant promises which
: Cen. Jackson made he psop when ae fiIst
ent into Office sas 81 own Ian
mage and express word 40 conf
tH6sE ABusEs WnIcIl aEkn BRouelIE -
rRoNAen OF 4Ha YrDERA1 osra 81
INTo CONFLICT w1FH TIEls n zBosf 81
TONS He passed well nigh through Bis.
two terms Of Office without any specific e
flment Of this promise and meanwhile. &
is VIGOROUSLY known, and not denied 81
any, that the .spstronage d tie Federal
Government increased, md is conflict
with the freedom of elections continued,
Mr.. Crittenden of Ky. at length proposed
a bill ia the Senate Of tho United States, to
prohibit the officers Of the Federal Govern
ment from interfering n elections, further
than TO cast their own votes. We have not
room to-day, 10 state particularly tie pre-
else features and provisions Of lie BID but
its aim and intention was, as IS uliis
conceded, merely to restrain them 8 tue
of their of1feiaI influence Is cleo.
tons and no more. This ineesnrs met Tie
unitedopposition ofthe ADMINISTRATOR party. |
They not only opposed il il too, II ali
shape and in any form, but Mr.. ~ all 81 New
jersey, the Chairman of the Committee Is
whom the bill was referred, reported against
it, "that Il s0as The duty Of the officers AZ !
Of The General Government, to use att
their influence to sustain The .adDsinistration!'t
This monstrous' proposition-th this height Of
Federalism-this bold and open warfare /
against the freedom of elections and the
pristine purity of our institutions, a1as sus-
tanned By the parry! In the course of the
debate upon the bill, Mr.. Rives of Va. offer
ed an amendment IN the cypress spo,ds Of i
Mr.. Jefferson, which he used in giving gen.
to the government officers
while he was President, and this they VOTED
owN at one fen si0Oop, by a strict party
Dotc! &. =.szz .ssz
In this measure is one of the highest Of
fences of the present party against the peo-
pie, and to show their utter recklessness of
principle, they have been compelled TO OPP
pose directly, face to face, some of the firstl
men the world produced. In this very high
md important matter they have placed them-
selves indirect opposition to
GEN. WASHINGTON,
THOS. JEFFERSON,
GEN. JACKSON,
PATRICK HENRY;
o the labored arguments Of their own FE-
Tx GRUNDY, Amos KENDALL, and to every
nan who ever uttered a sentiment on the
subject, previous to the present reign of
usurpaton; for it is doctrine that never
was opposed before.
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Cleared this ek
Previous
SIG So
Stock on hank

Stock on hank, g
.Sagar-The unfavorable stats Il The weafhet
for the last few days, has nearly Suspended al
operations in the market for this article Na cone
tinue to quote the same fguresst III ourlast rs
view.
.NoHases- Remains at the same figures as IS tie
time of making up our last report But lew tfall-
sactions have tsken place during the last three.
days.
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sHERTFF SALE.

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I9L1l1IalrF SALE.
TO Com .lisllls 81 (. ~ ancnestel, a,
esa.' "a
.ia
q s - s9 = ,.,ea Ee
~ (, "a, I. "a
No. ~ Il ssiS ~ casb
+, ar afi M dt tie III Il W. NJ ar,., ~ :,
within uls pfescfibed b las Il BIZ
eCtrt heu cor azoo aInty iIlp e
lowing ptDp q ~ ~ " 3liQlf
,l04 anll ~ tel m being a.
1900 sAtS ioFelel' ystqn easei1 e tci
Vi y y ~
M
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.lksA ~ ALT,
egin .,,. eduifcd. I
go sh casual
ecok sneatiag ~
rt1e e tqn
Ilected frci1 slls lela 9le. cl5-
cut ees.tl g. 1s12R fosR s.3
~ boSs 81
cqpu 81 "a the Fl day
q larca i'.2 aopfs pres iioea
Isl 8 described Pfqp e
.lgl oman named lteih also
ileaa
$50 1e leilosylnB q ana e Wiz le b
West h4 nCftIt eas quarter 9 orti maj
east JIG pi north east gpaIterot seeton ~
toWnshlp fan ge " est situated Iylng
and being in x azooc county, Ma, and.levieds
on as the properly OF I aomas II. Shell, 10 sa-
tisfy we've stated e,.eesl1loIl an cost
g g. 49,, H. -
lee
ISsy9 + E5I7sc
-. sfS 60.
Sen f Sd, &C. eopF X 5s asy Tenn
e6,s 6lafIs.
T1Y write 81 lie above stated execution
I rerf feer1 fIIa borafahle r;r-
~. y. 81.
80 y. .,
~ & ~ "
ne e9Ntt iiolse aQQt 400
county QN MONDAY the IN gay 81 tebfu-
~ ext Within t3e iouEs prescribed by law,
tte loving de Gfibed real estate 10 wit.
tflc essf or The s0lith sast quarter az sec
tsAS i n ~ tanel,i s III fsr0e ,vesls Sonfssn4
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81 DouaId s.
ebsuaT ~
a. . So q las - &C vea aneso
fer sale. very low, iof cas- ID cot
TO sacks 81 SAT-, con- "a INES
SO barrel pefIin Jour
80. Sacks Havana ee,
10 do sio do,
so boxes tobacco,
80 barre 50 gar,
40 kegs raisinss
:. l0 III. Havana sega 81 peliars CD q
complete assortnl n odlea and gfoee-
rIes, Liquors and Paints
Corner Of Bayou 1 nd 81 SIN asreete.
Yazoo CITY Jan a52t
FRI ~ q BE >
X virtue of Iced of trust xocnled %
the undersigned trustees, Franklin
N. Tribble and B. M . 3 len on Tie 23rd day
|of Februarys 1850 - secure the paynent &C
certain promi sorynotes therein named held
by Washington Dorsey. and ]. J. Hughes,
which deed in trust is Of record in the Pro-
bate clerk soflice Of Y azoo County, in book
Il, page 552 and 500 The. undersigned
as aforesaid, viii proceed 10 sell q the lligh-
est bidder, for casil,in the Town Of Yazoo
City, Gate Manchester, tie following des-
etibed land and negroes n III lie West
halfof the north spesf quarte q section TWEEN
81 seven, the cas- fof sll nort east GUAR.
.ksrof section twenty eighls fae north
quarter and Tic 0f east auaf
south west quartet section nty eical,
The east hall of ~ south
section tNeniy one, Iie nofI
aud the east haif of Tie south easl enaf
aid the sou ~ est t1sI AFTER CT tbs s01fh Is
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-02-14
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