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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-06-11
LOCK at TH1S!!
ICE CREAMS, CONFEC7TO.V.4RY, y,
F.l.NCY ARTICLES, &c. &c. TO
SUIT THE TLilE.S.

V>IIE subscriber respectfully announces
j 10 his former customers and the inhabi.
tants Of Newport, and lis vicinity, that he has
begun to make his Ice Creams for The season.
| will taks 50 cents per quart by taking tive
quarts--less than five quarts 62t Cts. and
will warrant it to DO as good as the rery best
that can be produced IN any part or place IN
| Newport or else whcIe-li II is not us good
no charge whatever will be made. | will
also sell I2 tickets for one dollar, each ono
to produce an Ice Crcam-also l6 cts for
half pint tumblcr. will warrant it to be
lure cream or no sale. Cmstard Cream made
at the shortest notice. Persons wishing TO,
eat an Ice Cream or other refreshments will
please call at tho store next door south OF
James IIammond's dry goods store, where
they will find rooms fitted up III the neatest
style for their reception. Strawberry, I.cpon,
Pine apple and Vanilla Ice Creams, made
to order at the shortest notice. ] will also
serve il up in forms or plain for companies,
parties &c.
~ Don't forget the quality, "good as The
rery best without any exception ot prico or
quality.
The subscriber has recently returned from
New York with the greatest assortment oi
toys, fancy articles, confectionery, &c. that
was ever offered for sale IN Newport. All
will be sold To suit the times. Candies at
relull, - cents a pound; at Wholesale, Is cts,
pound; n,olasscs 60 cents the hundred. j
have also on hand The greatest assortment oi
baskets tla, can be found at any store IN
Newport, which will be sold very low TO suI
The times. Please give me u call.
| ALIENS MENACE.
| Ice for sale at the lowest prices, aud sent
10 any par, of the town free OF expense
Fruit received daily from New Yolk IN III
scason. june ii'-91''
T TiIAMPAGNE.--i2 IL baskets ileidslck cham
u pagne Il.t reee, cal and Tor sale 10y
Ian, ii. ELS W NtwroN.
AVANA SEGARS.- $4,000 spanish so
" gas lu,t recei, ed and for sale by
II Jsncl EfSW NlwroS.
4 LEX ANDRiA SEGARs. -7S.ooo Alos"n.
"a dna .sg,r. ju-, received and Ior sale by
JuneiI. Ef&W NEwroN
II lfNoytEE IL ho,e- superior ground Coffee, t.t
llO ,sivtd and Cor sal. by hf& w Nswro>.
II 's"o "a -----
IItIN,-i5b bbs County Gin jos, received ADD
~ for sale by Z. f.& w. Nrsror.
i June ii.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-06-11
Notice.

A Universalist meeting will be holden at
ARsoRY HALL, THIS EVENING, at hall
past o'clock.
w. s. BALcH,
Preacher, Of Providence, K. I.
June l ltb.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-06-11
From tho Geneva IN. " Courier.
WHAT HAS HE DONE?

When any candidate for preferment
was presented to Napoleon, the first
question asked by the Emperor was,
Qu'a't il fat What has he done -
The principle "by their fruits ye shall
know Mem," is not more precept Of
scri rture than n safe maxim Of worldly
policy nor is its apple alton in any case
more proper than where n candidate for
popular favor presents himself to the ma
tion, and claims the highest office in their
gift. Let us for a moment apply the
principle to MIR. Van Buren,. Let US
ask the question, and read its answer
from the records of history. What has
no done 7
lie has increa ased the annual expe nses 8
Of the government from SIS, 900, 900, to
$39 100000.
He has spent ALL the ordinary repe-
nues of the people, though out Of those
ordinary rerenues his three immediate
predecessors paid off $4,000, 900 Of
the National Debt.
He has spent, in addition thereto, the
following sums, which belonged to the
people, and which, under a righteous
government, would have been distribu-
ted among the people, to wit
In the Treasury when he came
into office sG,67O,ooo
Withheld from the States, the
4th instalment S9,367 900
Paid to government by Bank Of
tho U. States, for stock of
U. S. S6,ooo,ooo
Received on merchants bonds
due in '35 and '36 but postpo-
ned to 'sa and 80, 100000
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-09-18
An Ordinance

Relating to he Wharf of Yazoo Ciig
WHEREAS, By the terms Of compromise
made and entered into By the proprietors Of
The 8 Commons and the President and
IEelectmen of the town Of Manchester, now
Yazoo Cityl and which said compromise
was made the basis of q decree in Cbancery
.in suit then pending, the then occupants
upon that part Of the ssC,ornmons" desigDat
ed in said deed 81 compromise is the sWharf,
were required 70 remove all such buildings
as were within sixty feet IF high natter
mark, within certain time therein specie
ed, and which time has now elapsed: And
ii being further provided by said deed OIL
compromise, and the said decree In Chan
cerY, that If tile owners 81 occupants Of said
buildings should failorTefuse TO remove the
same within the time specified, that the.
Corporate Authorities ol said town Of Alan-
chester lnow Yazoo City should proceed to
the removal of said buildings, at the pro-
per cost and charges Of the owners and oc-
cupants. And whereas, also, che We're
House owned By the heirs of Doctor VIM.
L. Richards, decd, comes within the power
Iof said compromise and decree. Therefore,
BE q ResOtUcd BIZ The President ard
oetecgI2en or q AGO 19bys AhA1 the AQIl-
mittee on Wharves be instructed, forthwith,
to notify A. Stillman, the acting Agent Of
the heirs Of the said Doctor ". Z. Richards,
decd, to remove said warehouse within
thirty days; and in case the said Stillnan
neglect Or refuse tosremove the same then
the said Committee be authorised 70 con-
tract with some person for the removal Of.
said warehouse, and, that the said Chm
.mittee Keep q strict account Of all expen-
SEES attending the removal oi the same, and
be required to file said account with the
President Of the Board of Selectmen.
w. 81. Raspberry, Pres't.
JAS. PENEY, Clerk, pro tenn.
Yazoo CITY, Aug. 8. 1910 SILT
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- olll.1l, q july


II AVN establ ed oufselyes d the city
of NieksblHg uith lhe view q taelll-
lallng the business Of tne house ct haft,
Butler e 90. Of New Orleans with the Rlan-
lers 81 this section Of the state. We wish q
share of public patronage, We feel ourselves
fully competent afford the usual laellltes
Is the planters which hae heretofore been ex-
tended q them 81 fle humber d well known
established houses. both of Isis ely and The
city of New Orleans.
We are INSURED e Say Ga the Planter mat
the house Ia New 0rleaas las taken out an
open policy Of insurance which extends to
the waters o. The Mississippi. Ohio and Ms
soufi rivers, and 81 lheig tributaries ghleh
advantage i IS lhe planter when hipplng
his cotton @ be house 81 Hart Butler q Cot
and informing them. q the house q q Hart
lr, 8 Co 81 the Shipment 70 either mouse lt
81 be considered full insured and protects
From loss or a4ege.
Ne will receive and forward cotton, and
VIII At al times be prepared g soil bills q
Exchange 81 New 0rleaus il uns g suit
purchasers, at sight
HART Jr. 6 gs
Office Washipg s., nearly opposite schii-
dfes Hotel.
Feb Sl-u
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10 amend an Ord aance entitled ian Or
dbance ii reQb be Market u Nun
chester, nov Iazoo ily and g prevent
l0restallinQ, Adopted February 9th,
1888.
sncr. Bs Il Ordained 81 tie Pest
deas and selecsaea of Yasoo GU llat
from and after lie passage Of tbs Ordinances
ii she'll not be lawful or any person or per
sons D amy foF sale, offer 81 yend, ID and
throaph any of fhe streets tbcfeof, 81 az any
other ce than lhe Market House, meats
of any description whatsoever, without FIRST
exhibiting tEle same At the Market House
10 the Town Constable with The ear marks
.of the same. And any person u persons,
who shall IN any manner whatsoever, violate
the acquisitions Of this Ordinance, shall in-
cur a penalty Of not less than ten nor more
than twenty five dollars fer each and every
offence 50 committed, recoverable With cost
before tie President, By warrant and execu-
ton retnrnabIe forthwith, IL the name Of the
president and Selecthen Of the town of
1azoo City; one moiety for Gle benefit ol
said town, tie other 10 thn infOFmeF
Har Be II further Ordained That
the FoWn Constable shall attend regularly
a the Market House at daylight and re-
main there one hour for ihe purpose of re-
|coring the marks Of such meats as may be
brought there for sale; and that The said
Town Constable shall be entitled to ffNy.
dollars per annum log said services e
paid out Of any monies ID the Treasury
otherwise appropriated
W q. RAsBEEsI r X,
JAs PENev Cerk, pro. fem
Yazoo City, Alg. 8, 1910. 5-It
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PROsPEG Jus
or THE FIFTH VOLUME Oh
zoo 49, q

s8 e q 90 q o.
VIZ present this paper 70 the public with
the view Of extending the circulation Of the
WING of this city still further into the
midst Of the community il which we lives
than our present subscription extends. The
extension Of political intelligence and truth
the spread of general and miscellaneous
information support ol public morality
and the moral character Of our STATE, and d
lab0rious comp nsation to the proprietor and
his family, make Up the motives for this
effort 10 extend our subscription Est.
5 For seven long years we have, u ibis Ell
lent an untiring exertion Ii behalf Of sae
great cause OF political truth and the welfare
Of our country. We have opposed the lale
and present administrations 81 the general
government without hesitation and without
compromise in all things where thew have
acted, d cur opinion, for the beneti 81
party regardless Of the good oE tie
And through the dark seasons at tae
Try, within the last two years
Wiekedness seemed to flourish
bay tree- when he President seeAa SIS
successful ir carrying his par as lis
measures IN party triumph ger the lana
spile Of The Concentrations re people
have moi faulEered ia single nerve Or res
49, = IL q 1tN4A IA tt+tf H1.AttN ~
forms But uniformly we have maintained
the moral iplpossibiiitg Of the 6na success
OF party and CONSEQUENT throw 81 the
people, IL country IKE his. We have
maintained IN lveling confidence a
the patriotism Of the people. that they sooner
on later, control theif own Interest and I'D
themselves of this immense anneee
evil. that now so universally pafalses fs
industry of the people of great country
We have endeavorea faithfully ad
over Che country az useful u ION saet
as we, from time @ time. hage knoag would
interest aud benefit our read 1s and have
end protect ihe public morality
aud character d the STATE against foreign
aggr sion and internal bickeflng ana ais
present. s. pa eannesi ef lhe future
The pag 0uE ournal winch have As
tebdy published on pronllse tiat anl
ludHs am pefsev sfaAce shall Be al
times requisEi0n 81 nuke our paper
nseIul Is the pnhlic With our means
ANY person procuring ne subscribers shall
be entitled @ one copy for then tion
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THE PHILADELPHIA
Saturday Chronicle,

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40 81 iso0ta Second street, Philadelphia.
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the editorial department conducted by
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N0TIsE.

"a IL persons indebted To the estate of
- Thomas Daniels, deed, are request
ed 70 make Immediate payment: and those
having claims against the sames are request
ed 10 present themdnly authenticated within
the time prescribed By law on they will be
forever Barred.
ROBERT i. s0REIS, Adm
ia right Of his wife.
Inne 1a. 1910. 49-6t.
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10 ALL THE ENLIGHTENED THROUGHOUT THE
WORM!
sHD E Unknown, that SAMUEL a. PORTER
- was this day expelled, and forever de-
barred from the rights and privileges ofFree
Missionary, for unmasonic conduct.
Published by order Of the Lodge This the
25th day Of July, a. L. 584O.--A. %. 1910.
JFR COOPER. Secsv.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-09-18

TILE LAhGESl NEW cRAREh In LHE
WORLD
F8sTiE proprietofs OF this mammoth sheet
fhe 8crca Western among the news
papers have The pleasure d spreading be-
fore tle roadng public 8 weekly, periodical
containing greater amount and variety Of
useful and entertaining miscellany, than is
% Be found IN any similar publication IN The
world
Each number az tie paper contains as
iareean amount ofrsadine matter as is found
iii volumes of 0rdinary duodeclmoy which
cost Sand more than Is contained ia VOC
iume of Irvine's Columbus, Oh Bancroffs
History Of America. which rosi So q volume
and a ior sir cents q number, On three
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VIII gNbiisted egcrg Ihuf5day morning
al ~ Nassau Sd Nea Iork.

WITT pNblisted eeerV IfUf5lay morning.
a ~ Nassau 81 Nse FORK
Tile publishers 81 rs NEw-YoRL DAILY HHIgf
propose hereafter q Issue their weekly papcE pn.
der The title % The Empire stafcs No chang
viii ne made % the size 0g Form 0f the paper; i
viii contain theful reading nnffer of six darcy
papars, and vii he regularly forwarded e.
numerous pairohss d thesaiae manner AZ Il no
change had taken place. Improvements d iif
mechanlcal execution Of the paper are contem-
plated, corresponding with the increase of patro-
nare which the publishers hope 10 receive under
the new arrangement.
The paper vii De under the editorial manage
lnent Of HoRAcE aREELRg and 9AeoR b MooRt,
Esqs the former q whom will attend TO the L o
ltical Department, and the latter viii devote his
his attention 70 the Literary and Miscellaneous
portions 81 tle paper--the design being % make
l"THE EMPIRE STATED not only q spirited
land aluable political joafDa, bnt byhcreasing
Its attractions as Family Newspaper, 70 TendeT
IL worthy Of more extended patronage. The
laid 81 gentlemen known as approved ard abls
lchanpi0ns q the yhig cause, has been promised
Aand the editors feel assured, ghat ardent ZEAL
gnptring energy, and nnfaItenng resolution. JON J
Pea I'd some experience as soldiers 81 the amy
ard sentinels on the famparts Of Freedom. can
ensure SUCCESS, THE EMPIRE STATE shalt
fall behind more 81 rs contemporaries in service I'd
1.-THE cause 0f Iibefty and Prosperity.
IL Ists d S.- 1aoo Dollars per annum, III advance
"a price which, considerIngt Tie amonpt Of read
ine mafteF its columns, renders the EMP PRE-
ST a. laE onaof the cheapest Family Newspapers
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tt. y. DIZAOINs AItkKs
June 10, 1910. tPrfee $50 50-9t
CAUTION.

II. persons are hereby forwarned from
- trading for four several noted, execu-
ted hv me to David III. Hopes and VIM.
Purnell, parnersin Port Gibson Y the pEac-
ice of law. Two notes were executed ID
- about the 18th day Of January, 1888
Tie one TO David HI Hopes, for the sum
sc three hundred and seventg-fVe dollars.
msl another 10 Nm. ]. Purnell for the same
sun of money, and being in or about the
sane elase. and each ofthe first notes were
payable think, about SIX months after date.
Tie two other notes we're N Ike manner
executed. the one to David Il. HOPES, and
the other to VIM. 3 PnrneH, IN amount
i've hundred dollars each note. The said
notes were executed about twelve months
since. This IS to caution all persons IRON
trading for the said notes described above,
as the consideFa ion has utterly and entirely
failed for which laey were seveFally execu-
ted and to forewarn all persons from pay
inc to said Hopes 81 PdrnelI any debt due
to ne.
AID I.Wish Is furthermore understood,
that James q p. Bacon aud William r. E.
Chaplin, are my true and lawful ationies,
and that do by this notice, hem I'M
limited mower, to close all Of business.
s. anV way that they may eeea most condu-
e;ge 10 mr. interest And persons who arc
SIN s. a.sears 10 me, viii save cost 5y cali
So 81 he Office 81 either Bacon Or Chap
1.sn At Port Gibson, and closing heir ac-
eeanss, sc. ,.-~,,
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UNION HOI'EIl.

Union Bank Money at Par.
Union MONEY will be received at par.
~ ct tie UNION HOTEL, ia Grenada,
until January next. We have good socfety,.
good health and good er, with asulphur
vel and Bath Houses convenient to the.
Tavern; and We can accommodate as many.
as may call ii $50 per month, including ell
expenses servants half price. horses $50
per month-What more IS necessary Say
yourself Hos. Is y co.
Propristors.
Grenada. Aur $40. 5-3t
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Henry n. Pease, ct. az, Defendants.
TTPON opening the matters Of Ibis bill,
- and it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Cour that the defendants, Edward
Ford. Nicholas W. Ford and Fl. D. Smedes,
are not inhabitants of this State, but reside
beyond the limits thereof, SO that the ordi-
nary process OF this court cannot be execu-
ted on thems Therefore, it is ordered that
ualess said defendants appear before the
Chancellor at the court room in. Jackson the
first Afondav In December next, and plead
answer OF demnr to the bill of complaint
aforesaid, the several matters thereof viii
be taken for confessed, and such order and
decree made therein as the Chancellor may
deem equitable and just. Il IS further or
dered that a copy Of this order be inserted
in the Yazoo City Wing, once q week for
two months successlFely.
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THE EMPIRE STATE.
JANUARY !, $40.
PROSPECTUS.


DETERMINED 10 make adequate returns
for the liberal and increasing encourage
ment given TO this paper, which bears aloft
the Name and defends the Honor and In
terests OF the EMPIRE STATE--the pub
fishers propose, on the commencement &c
the year 1910, to issue this paperin the folio
form, on an enlarged sheet of the Mammoth
Size, TO exceed in size and style Of execn-
ton, my weekly newspaper published in
this city or country, The most ample ar
Engagements are making to give to the paper
all those attractions, as q well conducted
Political, Literary aud Miscellaneous Jour
nal. which the intelligence and good taste
lof the present age require. In its arrange
ment and execution, and the amount of
reading matter It will contain, as we'll as in
its early and faithful record of News, for
|eign and domestic, local and general, the
EMPIRE STATE viii be unequalled. Il
will remain staunch, as il ever has been, in
support ofsound Democratic Wing PrincI
ples--an advocate OF Public and Private
Economy, Public and Private Virtue, Equal
Rights and Equal Laws. Aud Ia catering
for the general reader, ne shall spare no
pains or expense 10 render the paper altac-
tive, valuable and useful. The choicest Sc
lections viii be regularly made from the
current Literature of the day, together with
ample original contributions from the pens
of able and practised writer's.
RMS OF THE EMPIRE STATE.
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The paper will be published on a
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quality. and beautiful type
The price will be 500 per anniIm
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It'll the money IS received; and no subscrip-
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Those who are now subscribers, or
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the present terms, may do SO BY enclosing
So al any time prior to the Isl January,
1910, and the paper viii be sent for one
year After. that date, the terms will inva-
fiably be 50 90 per annuns, IN advance.
Editors nth rh0m ne e9ckange
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Business letters should be addressed To
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l62 Nassau street, &c
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Law PaRtnepsIlip.
CHANCERY NOTICE.
SUPERIoR CoURT OF CHANeERv,( June Term, A. p.
ofthe State Of Mississippi. 1910.
Henry Fl. Pease,
Joseph u. Cardozo, ct. al.

Joseph u. Cardozo, ct. al.
HTPON opening the matters Of this bill,
and It appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Court, that the defendant, John Lehr.
IS not an inhahitant OF this: Stale, butresIdes
baYond the limits thereof, so that the ordin-
ary process Of this Court cannot be executed
on aim: Therefore Il IS ordered, that M
less sad defendant appear before the Chan
cellof. at the court room in the town ct Jack
soa, on the first Monday of June next, and
plead. ansMeror demur to said bill Of com
paint, Tue several allegations therein eon-
famed win be taken Cor confessed, as to him.
aud such order and decree made therein as
tbs Chancellor may deem equitable and
Just Il is further. ordered that copy Of
his orderbe inserted inthe Yazoo CITY Wing,
once a week for two months successfully,
r.. e. DIXON, Clerk
By Tho. P. Shepherd, d. g,