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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-08-28
THE WHIG,s WARNING TO MARTIN.
"a Pnrody on "LoeAisi's Harnins)

oh, Mattyl oh, Matty! beware ofthe day
When the Log Cabin boys stand in battle array
When The hard listed workee shall give thee bout,
And put thee and thy bloodhounds at once to rout
When the farmer shall rush with his uplitted fail
And Inv locos shrink back and with terror turn pale;
When the honest mechanic with tools long unused
Shall hammer thee well for thy office abused
For field ofthe conquered is plain To my sight,
Ind the clans Of the spoilsmen scattered in flight
What steeds from thy palace flee with riders before.
There are thine little Matty thy cHrriage and four
How their silver and buckles shine bright TO the sun,
When the people excaim, see how finely they run!''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-23
DISTRICT CONVENTION

The Wings of the Second Congressional
District, comprising the counties of Rutland
and Addison, are requested TO meet in Con-
venlion at the Village of BRANDON, on
Thursday the THlRTIETH DAY OF JU-
LY NEXT, at O'Clock, A. M. for the pur-
pose of nominating a candidate TO represent
said District in the Congress of the United
States, and one Elector of President and Vice
President.
The joint committee of the two counties arc
gratifed to feel that the patriotic Wings ofthe
istrict do not require to be urged to turn out
in behalf of suffering and piunderedCoultry,
in times like these. They are well convinced
that the honest Indignation of an oppressed
People is thoroughly aroused, and that it only
waits the opportunity afforded by the BALLOT
Box, to be distinctly and emphatcally express
sed. The federalism of the present odious
ruling administration finds nothing but deter
mined opposition among the great majority of
the Frcemen of Vermont, and their immense
and Unprecedented assemblages, in their pri-
mary meetings, the patriotic enthusiasm and
ardor which so universally prevail, and the I'M
comparable zeal with which they engage in
the great and good cause of HARRISON and
REFORM, are "brigbt omens," which assure
us that the SPIRIT which openly resisted OPP
preston in 10, and which triumpbed in 's3, is
nerved for the more peaceful, but not less de-
cisive, revolution of 1910.
BY order of the Joint Committee
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-23
Day after Tomorrow.
STATE CONVENTION.

The advocates of RETRENCHMENT
and REFORM in the National Government
all who are now opposed TO those political
principles and measures which this State
ALONE has ever refused 10 sanciion--in
short the INDEPENDENT AND INCOR-
RUPTIBLE FREEaiEN OF VERMONT,
are requested TO meet iE Convention al Bnr-
lington, on Thursday, the 25th day or June
next, by their DELEGATES or by THEM
SELVES, TO nominate tickets for State Off
GERS, and Presidential Electors, and to con-
cert measures for DECISIVE VICTORY,
and FINAL TRIUMPH, over the most faith
10 IS and imbecie Administration that ever
Gu 'sed and disgraced a free people.
HARRY BRADLEY, I
MILTON BROWN,
JOHN PECK, State Com
f.. p. JEWETT, mittee.
T.. p. WALTON, Jr.
+. f. MERRILL,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-23

The following correspondence between the
Secretary OF the Treasury and the second rate
Swstwoutef, Harris, is a curious document
Giving all the circumstances OF the transaction
fair investigation and deducing logical in
fefcnecs from them, the conclusion is incyi,a-
bic iha, the three worthless who figure in the
affair lthe secretary, the president, and the
siiof Harris were parties in leagne so to ar
range matters that he (ihe thief should have a
fair chance TO steal and escape, while, at the
same time the government should be shielded
from oensure by sham endeavor to make the
rascal fork over as this correspondence was
apparently designed. Our purc-hear,ed DEM
oerai'e Executive with his long winded, cum
ming, plotting, underwriting, snaky cabinet,
can concoct dose to put the people to sleep,
with a little more skill than any other set Of
men on earth. But We would say TO them,
"Be sure your sins will find you out"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-23

event 20 work ia another direction 10 keep
himself 90 office A friend, ihis Hon. Mr.
Claiborne. late member Of Congress from
Mississippi. writes a. earnest letter Ia The
P-eusci.f. which the following are extracts
Columbus. Scpf,g5er IS, 1885.
Dear Sir-Maby OF ne carly md constant
f1rads II ne adHigiSfraheR-n tins State have
hears. ssRl s7uch rsgycf aud sorrotc, tina, the
pfescn, receiver Of public money at this place
is 10 "consiJcr himself dismissed unless his
returns arc made before the first Of October
PoinleNcr employed a vile. unprincipled
agent Gibson Wooldrlgcl TO take testimony
al this Office under a resolution Of the Senate;
and be underworld to'Implicato Gen. Harris
and George w Martin Ia some transaction
ofvcry m,7or importance. III had been ex-
ahmed, should have explained the whole
matter 10 tie entire oSoneration OF Gen. llar-
fis.
NJ, family aud connections are influential.
and Oh II than are cooperating ruth as an The
dydfous struggle waich are are nor making
They arc true democrats; aud the bank, multi
fyiue and White parties would shout "yctory''
at any blow aimed At them.
We arc now in the midst Of an eleciioneer-
ing campaign. Gov. Runnels, II. Walker,
Mai b. W. Edwards, and myself constitute
the Democrat Van Buren, ticket Ii will be
a close contest. - With high respect, ]
remain your excellency's most ob't scv't.
JOHN +. II. CLAIBORNE.
To His Excclency, the Prcsiden, OF L. States.
The assurance that Mr.. Harris and his
family were extremely influential" and zeal
ously cooperating" with Mr.. Claiborne in
the pending political struggle, was not with
on, its elect. The administration which
"sternly sets its face" against these "plun-
dercrs of the public" relaxed somewhat in its
severity, and sent Mr.. Harris the following
reprieve:
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-23
"BRITISH WINGS"

The turn-coat, purchased editor tho Wind
ham county Democrat will surely go into fits
from excessive delight in consequence Of the
application of the above gentle epithet TO the
Wing party. lie is pleased with it-no mis-
take. ard chuckias and tickles over il like
child with new rattle; presently ne goes on
in a swoon-recovers and swoons again. AZ
ter the excitement has little ahateI, and a
sneeze or two indicates a partially restored
consciousness, be seizes his quill and writes
his everlasting caption "BRITISH WINGS. -
lhls done' he perceives the necessity of hav-
ing "a tail to his kite" the caption is follow
ed by string Of words commencing anew
with "1he British Whgs-" ending the
sentence, perhaps, with something relating to
the bursting of steam boiler, TO the sub
treasury, the prospects of the crops in England
an eulogy uTon Martin Van Buren,, the ac.
count OF duel, OF something equally TO the
purpose.
IL he can compose himself for few mo-
! 'nenis between this and the next presidential
election, won't lac be kind enough to tell US
what the ''British Wings" were and whai
were the principles which they maintained
and what the term legiimaiely indicates
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-23
NO DISTRESS!

The champions of the administration, seem
ingly compelled to entertain the fact that the
experience of the last few years has produced
upon the public mind an abiding conviction
that the unprecedented distress which has
been endured is solely and entirely the result
of bad management at headquarters, are now,
for the major part, abandoning the oGensire
and adopting the defensive. They have ex-
exhausted their sock of pctiicoat legends, old
granny d:;ics and nursery ballads-tried their
ingenuity at the fabrication of falsehoods i'm
peaching Gen. Harrison as man, a citizen,
a general a statesman, and have found, to
their utter notification, that each and every
attempt of the kind has only served to bring
out more fully the hidden excclencies of his
character and to accelerate his growing pop
ularty with the people. We ask you candid
ly, locos, How much have you made by the
petticoat story'-how much by the hard cider
scrape how much by the old-granny nom
sense how much by the battle of Tippeca-
noe Islander, in which you attempted to dis
robe General Harrison of living laurels there
zans-men of known worth, subaltern officers
under Gen. Harrison, indignant at your mis-
cradle, despisable ISLANDERS against the charac-
ter Of truly noble and brave man, rose in his
defence and charged you 10 your teeth witt,
being shameless liars How much by your
ill-conceived and wonder working LOG CAB
| IN experiment, in which you sought to render
a worthy man contemplate in the eyes OF par
/ tricians on account Of poverty In the name
OF heaven answer, If you can find a tongue tC
speak figure /, out! How much, for the
notorious forgery Of Daniel Websier's opin
ION OF Harrison" since the distinguished gen
ilcman TO whom you referred has publicly de
med the charge entirely How much, We ask
did you gain by all this and what has bee,
the elect OF these transactions upon the publi,
mind DO you now suppose any man in
the world believes one syllable ofitl-do yo,
'hihk any man ever suppos ID you believed i
/ yourselves And what is the reason that you
tongues are lately as silent as the grave abou
theso things, which but short time since fiji
90 every administration print from the Wash.
ing'on Globe down to the Iamoille count,
state Papefp Not one Of your presses nov,
l!sps breath Of all this miserable elcc,ioaeer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-23

Before our own hasi cegii '.o sol ogi and
mannrd. TIE boat ~ ~ Chiffon, wlih ihc c'5ei
mate sud iout oafsncn sas along siio q us
una ibs process 81 igAnS'c;tlag hands IRON
-h,p 10 .irp coa.moncrS. Tie scl was very
h,rh sud DC g.lc pasincicasinR. which mi5e
.,lf ta,k . issg snd dangerous one. from thfoe
uusil Mn, ocioct Tic Two hoa,s were passing
ard repasslng wish pcopls and such Articles
as could be saved from iiic dcct.
TIE gale was naw blowing from the north
west. sRd bob captains remarked that ihcy
did no' rcooller, ever 70 have seen worse
-~s fos n,sny years We were all safely on
Load Nv . g'eiock. and Capt, lugcIsol, not
tlnuking Il safe 10 risk ilis own ship any long
81 ~ Wing 10. ia che VAN hope 81 saving prop
efty, made sail on the ship, and We len The
unfuriunzie Poland 90 burn up AMI sink, fate
wiach she undoubtedly met In two or ,ircc
hours
AZ the tine the last boat len the Poland,
The decks had become too bot 30 stand upon.
and her sides were 50 warm thai as she rolled
IN the sea. tho water would run oil as from
tlos iron, and she would instantly become dry
and too hot 10 bear the hand upon. An effort
was made 10 get OF, some articles from the
house over the cabin stairs, bot on opening
the doors, The smoke, heat and delciorious
gas drove the people away instantly, and
scccnd s,,ompl proved alike iruiiloss. like
atfernfi near the main hatch met with the
like success, and the ship was abandoned with
tears aud regret, for sailors mnbil'c an alice
fioa for the Graf, in which ,hey have sailed,
end they feel the loss more kecnly than many
people feel the loss of their friends and rela-
tivsk-.
On board the Clifton we met with a nioss
cordial reception from Capt Ingcrsoll and his
whole crew. We had saved our lives but los,
all or clothing but all things were forgotten
In the kindness which we experienced on
board the Clifton.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-23

Casile'on, ON the 81 ins,an, 81.
mention The oommcndablc spI,,
10y Wcsihaven Sho sen, A., ~
numerous, probably, than anv o.
the County, according to the pur,..
i,anis. Out Of 100 voters ,sv,..
banners and appropriate motto, -
oession was headed by a eoo y
team decorated with small flag, a, !
not inferior to any we saw unon a,
"es'haven is wide awake, and IL
her duty next fall.
Nofe.-The inquiry is often ma |
proceedings of the County Con,,,,
not published in our paper, W,
fornly answered, that the sec,e,,.
ed to furnish a copy for the n,.'
probably thought as The peop,,
was unnecessary TO publish the No..
We learn that the Tippcc,n, \
Springfield, Windsor CO., arr ma,
preparations TO attend the Co,r.,,'
have chartered an cigh, how IA.
along the ardent crew and ,he
Among other distinguished , ~
Wilson, and f. ID. Cullen, from NJ
Co. N Y are expected to be present
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-23
HOW THE SuB-TREAsURY WORKS

4
we can peoiic attention to the suhI9lned
81, OF lacts made by the Hon. "addy
u 1h'Hl'oh, cou'h-Carllna, IN inc House OF
Representative, "nen the motion for refer
fle5 'iie sub Treasury Bill, was under dis
cussion: tnf
70 "hen the troops called out to duty in the
ohetohee country were to be paid Oil, tins
hard money Government OF ours, which would
receive nothing but gold and silver, or the
notes OF the Government, offered TO these men
not Treasury Notes, not specie, not even bills
OF respectable non-specie-paylng banks OF
Georgia but bills of the Ocknulgee Bank OF
Georgia which were then from three TO four
per cent. below the par OF n-specie-paying
bank notes OF Georgia. The men refused TO
take them. They staid day or two, but be-
ing anxious to get home, and having been long
employed IN painful duty, they could not
stand OUT, ana they al last consented TO take
ocknuieee esnh notes Axe or three days
amer they mac peeh mus PAID there was an
ae ., ,,i Oh bacon ana corn slowed away
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-23
Death ofa Member Of Con,,, 4

Death ofa Member Of Coasrsn. n
son Brown. a representative inm h, !
comprising the counties Of SAINTS
Schenectada, N. Y. died a, hi, nd
Balston Spa, on Monday of lasvrt
Brown left Washington abou, iva, !
his death, in hopes a change Of cliaa
be beneficial TO hin health. On ~
acts before leaving Washington was ~
the House Of Representatives in Oyps,
the passage fthe Sub Treasury Bill
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-23

the chairman at the Military Committee (Mr.
Cave Iohuson) informed him this morning,
were paid IN Treasury Notes troops, too,
employed in tho very same service. Let gen
ilcmen 60 on and pass their Subtrcasury bill
but in the name of,ruih. Of fairness, Of decen-
CIV. let them cease to speak of a measure to
reduce the patronage and powers ofihis Cow
ernment
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-23
Treasury Department,
October ~, 1895.

Sir-Trus,ing TO the assurances given in
your letter of the I ith uliimo, and 10 those Of
your frieHds made IN your Jehaif, the President
has consented, upon the facts now before him,
to continue YOU in Office until the l2th No
vember proximo; then, unless your monthly
returns are all render and satisfactory evidence
that the whole of the public moneys with
which you are chargable are deposited, you
must be removed from office, however painful
to both him and the Department.
| am, &c
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-23

The annual session Of this lnstIins
sed on the 9th inst. with a public oa
which was held in the Brick Church 4
order following.
Prayer--by Rev, Mr.. Steele
idusic---vocai ..a I..si,nr.,, -.-i1'~
lodian Society. Il
Examination Of candidates y"e'
their Thesis.
Music.
Degrees conferred by the Pre'''>
Valedictory Address to the cl''
Bryan.
Music.
Prayer-by Rev. Mr.. Meeke''
Tho degree of Doctor in MedlcIp
was conferred on the following gaD
Elon G.. Carpenter, Thesis, %"
Theodore Gay,
James SANFORD, l
Frederick Z. Wheeler,
John A. Yates,
The Honorary Degree Of DOela
cine was conferred on Robert h'D
Y. city, Charles w. Horton, ~
and Moses Cobb, Springfield, VI
The candidates for the degfe"
sustained the examination IN ID
\ ~ honorable 10 themselves and
their instructors, and Alma Maze
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-23
Text.

'Piunderers Of the public aud public ins,ifu-
lions obtain sympathy and forgiveness and
abc administration which s,ernly sets its face
against these evils and their authors, is sought
30 be made the victim of its irmness and in
aegnty. Amos Kendall, Address.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-23
COMMUNICATE

The Wings of Wallngford are wild
and the LIST Tuesday of September u
again find them disgraced by having
Foco to represent them in the GeDo.
sembly. The following extract hs
proceedings of wing meeting he2s
Temperance House in Wallingta, VI
10th inst. shows that they are alive Ss
portance ofthe State Convention, on d. 4.
at Burlington.
Resolved, That, as il is impracicaa
all the Wing Frecmen of this town 10
the satisfaction of attending the Wing
Convention at Burlington, agrecably vi
call Of the State Committee, we will nov
point delegation of forty Of our Wing II
men to unite with the State Convention
Burlington, to concet and carry into u
the necessary constitutional measures 70
store our State ard Country TO The pfospt
it so long enjoyed while our governmeG
administered by the wise and homes, psn
that preceded the rash and reckless ed
menting incumbents Of the high office, d
seat of our General Government, wh|
nearly twelve years past, have been d
sing with unrelen,ing rigor, every bnr
productive industry, that once clOaA
happy country in smiles, and which shl
cheer us when the thunder OF rne ou~1
of freemen, shall have driven from @
Offices Of the nation the harpies who
have been fattening upon the vitah
country.
The following gentlemen were aN1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-23

against these "cr,ls and fioir authors. IS soucli
10 b, made 'yh, riei'@ IF as Jiymntss and ia
s,cufy."
40. GdseH.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-23
MESTIIAYEN.

In our imperfect notice, week before last, Of
the doings Of the County Convention held a,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-23
Com Iplcnt.

Early In March, 1895, w. p. Harris, Re-
ceiyer of public money a, Columbus, Miss,
was found TO be considerably in arrears to the
General Government. Hereupon Mr.. Levi
Woodbury., then aud now secretary of the
treasury, and member of the administration
which ''s,crnly sets lis face agains, these evils
and THEN authors" addressed the following
letter TO Mr.. Harris
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-23
ffeasaFy Department,
August p lS1k
LEVI WOODBURY..
Scc'y Of the Treasury

WHEY u. Harms, Esq.
Receiver Of Public Money, Columbus. Miss
Eren thea, af,ef the facts ia the case were
well understood at Washington, ihis ",tern-
Administration notified Nj Harms thai he
would he allowed 20 continue ms ap,rti,g.
snd siealings~ Cor iwo n7alhs longet al am
rate. and fgr an indefinite pcfios teaiies nc
could make ~ has re,urss ~ toierabie season.
As the threat seemed TO 6e seGygs 81. Ham,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-23
VERMONT ACADEMY OF MED

f.. MARTiNDALE, Secretary.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-05-08

ge8 Boz hs nb8fs. kebl Is book bY tie
IS eouf 1na lse clerk Of the court, lor
Ainxln 'saanle nd .he ssa Of the court q any
sneh "a oI b eekfIng cony thereof,
s. comp ensaliol, the sum o Eentysi cents and
no moIes and Ia officer 81 tie court, Of commits
sionets sHAI he allowed hE the court moTt than
2ne aQa laklng Tie proof Of any debt of4olh-
elaln ny creditor or other person aeainsf
Che estate ae rfnt but he may be 81 low cd.
fsss.
oIking Men, remember
one Ie principal agllments In
favor the sub-treasurY hard
aoney system Is. That i will
DICE THE 81 AGES or THE LAHORE
VIII you, % the Office hol
der q the general oYelnlnenl
duee YOU YES 70 the depend eIlee
0t the la0ollae elias es of hard
mons collnt Sc. then ote
for the part n power. and you WI
be gtilieE ae subs ees. IS
now n Pho and you nave
f0fetasI 81 aes Do you GET
a|on hetser now, Wien
is of than you did when yer
tIliae was at il price you
do moi, tIIen depend upon on.
wall GET loI far Wofs when the
sub slIry IS rlllll operation
ron THE 200 cry wHle
De Error have been informed by
ser menbsl 81 he Thespian society
THAT ~ PARTICULAR request. they VIII repeat
the Tagged Of arbarossa, On Saturday eve
ming next. Tam glad this Is the case, and
hope hat some of the members viii study q
liItls more, and thy and Be perfect on that
evening; lor ! vii assure you that telt good
deal mortified At Witnessing the performance
Of this piece. Oh Monday, April ~. The
piece va got 10 good taste, and would
have given general satisfaction, i The mems
bers had been perfectins heir espeesiYe paris,
but HIS way f having 70 y at for the prompt
81 IS very distressing to the audience. do
hope on next Saturd 81 evening they viii
redeem then1selves, and do the thing tho IS
handsomely that occasion. linus say Sir
that for 1hespians, have never seen better
performers. and have seldom seen them SUR
passed b. regular companies fact. with
a little more application, they would be hard
to beat. Very respectfully,
a FRIEND 70 THE HEsrIANs
AGO City, May 1910
NoTE. Two other communications re-
guessing the repetition Of Barbarossa. and
urging on The members the propriety Of more
study, have been received, but we are sor-
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-05-08
Yazoo &c I.rIees Carrenl.


Prices for new orleans bank notes.
ARTICLES d 1s0 ~ g
-. -
APPLEs, green, bbj 9 50
s dred, bblI none.
BAeGING, Ky. ydl %
g Scotch, yd q
BALE RoPE, IL 10
7'WINE, SO
BEEFJ messs Dbl none
s. prime, Dbl
cargo Dbl g
BACON, hams, lh 13 Is
sides, lb ~ I28
shoulders, Id
BUTTEH, Goshen, Id So
Western, Id 81
Beans. white. Dbl none
CorFEE; Havana greens b 10 "a
ST. Domingo; lib ID
CANDIES, sperm., u go
allow, mould; u 28
s dipt,
CHEEsE, American u 18 20
Clears, Spanishs ml20 90 go 90
G American, "a 90 12 90
Com n He ear bush 80
L gack 100
& meals bush 90
EIo0R supeEhne, ppl g "
xrr
Mot kssEs gal
n AILs. lh 10
Oars sack 70
C per gal 50 Qo
nsee ga e0
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-05-08
Bank note Table, Corrected 1Veelsly,

YAzoo CRY, April "a l839.
EtandaFdhaNeW Orleans Bank Notes.
Com. Bank 81 Manchester q prem.
Water works Blk. Vieksbs g. 5ns8
Planters branch ut lHanc,r
Commercial Bank Of Manchester SO IS dist.
Matches Banks and Branches, IS 40 8
Union Bank Of Mississippi, SIS $50
Feleciana r. n. & Banking 60. 35 q 40 s
Bank of Port-G bson, s. q 40 s
Commercial Bank Of Columbus, 20 -
Grand Gulf Bank, SIS 60
r. R. Bank Of Yicksburg 90
Bank, Vieksburg, 81
Citizens Bank, Madison co. u 9O
Yieksbure Water n or IS 20
Holly Springs Real Estate Bank, 20 Sal.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-05-08
90 IISl. 80

- q IL.
ID Z virtue Of a deed of trust executed 10
the subscriber by John w. Fuqua and
Mary his wife, bearing date The 9th day Of
September 1893. and duly recorded il The
Clerks Office of Yazoo county On lie 2nds
day Of October, $50 in Book ages 45s,
459 aud AGO. for The purpose Ct securing
certain sums of money therein speciheds ID
'rholnas Kearneg, shall proceed % sch on
Monday the eth day O June, between he
hours Of 10 and 3 O'clock of said day, en-
The premises, foI CASH to the highest bid
der, tie property IN said deed, mentioned
10 81 Wo lots 81 parcels g and situate.
Owing and being ia the town Of 1azoo City,
and marked and designated on the plat Of
said town as numbers $50 and ISL, aud.
with an tie appnrtenances thefedntc BE-
longing. Also, the following slaves, e W.T..
gsynthia aged about % years, and her. child
named Mary AGED about 8 months Also,
the following household fufniture. one sofas
one centre table, one cargo one dozen
chairs, one side board one bnfeau one
wardrobe; one breakfast iea and dinner se'.
one bed and bsdstead, one breakfast able
and one dining table OF 50 much O. salQ
property is shall be sufficient 20 pay ana
satisfy the three hTsk notes mentioned "a
said deed III lrust
The tide 10 The above peopel O. beiey-
ed to BE good. bul acting IS trustee ven
convey no other tit le than IS ed ln me
by law:
M NJ HoFF Trustee
Yazoo CITY; May i, 1870 6t