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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-16
TRUSTEE,S SALE.


ID Y virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed
81 by Alexander Smith and George w.
Callahan "a me, as Trustee, bearing date the
18th day Of January, 1887, and recorded ia.
the Clerks Office Of Yazso county, Stale Of
Mississippi, to secure to William B. Halle the
payment of Ave several promisory notes, one
for the sum Of SIS sos, and due the LIST day
of January, 1898; one note for $3, 900 due
1st January, 1885 one note for s. 1888 16-1DO
and one note for 5000 due lst January,
1889, one note for SIS 1888 $500 due ist
January. 1910. j Alexander Halle, Trus-
lee as Aforesaid and al the request Of VIM.
r. Holes Administraior, VIII, on the
20lh dan If October 1aett
s. - o'clock III. al the door of the Court
House in n Tow 81 Benton. offer for sale
10 Tie highest Bidder. for cash, the following
described property ii said Deed mentioned,
VIZ: The vest half Cf Secsion No Is. the
east hslf OF the northeast quarter Of Section
No So and ne north-wesi quarter and the
west half 81 the n9rth-east quarter Of Sec
ton No. SIS I'll ii Township 10 3, of Range
west. Of the basis meridian 81 lands in the
Mount Salps District il the State Of Missis-
sippl, Also, ths following
SLAVES, - WIT
William aged 81 years. ohn aged "a years,
West aged e years, Jones aged 40 years.
Charlotte aeed 90 years and her child George
seed SIX MONTHS Belsey aged z8 yeafsa
heaI a. q 20 years Jane aged IS years,
and Harriet eyed Is years. and
ALSO
three Horses, i've mules, three yoke ofoxen,
three cows, 8 stock Of hogs, two Wagg0ns,
and such farming utentials IS are On The
shove DESCRIBED land. viii make such title
IS s vested ia me 81 virtue Of said Deed 81
rrus,. which IS believed TO be anqusssi0na-
ALEXANDER HALLE, Trustee.
Seps is 1910. 1l-6t.
W. - IN sNxNII
&C.,. l.ns..a.. ssa.-... - ~
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SHERIFF,s 4IlE.


ptstrGto ~ NuNtAt
vs.. al. & "a. for cost Is Probate Court
Fhos. ]. Jennings, IEN o. ]. Wilson, decd,
Z virtue Of the above stated Execution
Is me directed from the Honorable Pros
bass Court of Yazoo County, Mi, viii sell
at public sale 10 the highest bidder, for cash,
at the Court House door in the Town M
BENTON, on Monday The 2nd day Of yoveln-.
Der next within the hours prescribed By law !.
The following property % wit: tie undivided.
moity of Lot no. $50, containing 20 feet
front and one hundred and fifty buck, being
that part of said LOT ABIDING Lot No. 800,
also the north half Of Lot No 328 also Lot
No. 3l6 al lying and being IL Yazoo City
formerly Manchester and levied on as the
property of John Wilson deceased to sits
g. the above stated case aud cost. ]
Al. G. HARRISON, shH.
By ]. B. HALL, D. s.
Sept, 81, 1870 lPr. fee So l2a5t.
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MANII-LA BAGGING


4 VIE high price demanded for Kentucky
Bagging has induced the uBderslqne
To procure supply If aunnI Bags mado of
Manila BeEgine ior The PURPOSE of supply
ing their customers The difference i'd the
price ii very great, and experience has pros
ven that fha article which IS now offered
will answer ali the purnosea of the best
KentackY Begging a large lot on hand
and foI la by g 3. HAMER & ca.
Y7o6 City, Oct $780, 1910
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New OfIeana. INV /. 40

TIE undersigned Gate Of tie Il n ofNn-
gent, IuEpin & Waits has taken into. part-
nersllip MI. Alfred II. Hopkins, ofthis city,
and will continue the Commission Business
under Tie firm Of NUGENT, HOPKINS &
co.
RICHARD NUGENT..
New Orleans, July i, 1910 7-3m.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-16
SHERIFF s SALE.
S. D, Howell, use &c.

w. G. and S. z. Miller, and Security,
RY virtue Of the above stated Execution
10 me directed from the Honorable Cir
cult Court Of Yazoo County, ! viii sell at
public sale tothe highest bidder, for cash, at
the court House door ID the Town Of Benz
ton, within the houre prescribed BY law, on
Monday, the l9lh day Of October instant,
the following property 70 Wit: one negro boy
named Henry, levied on as the property of
Defendants to satisfy the above stated case
and cost.
A. G. HARRISON, Sh'f.
L.
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sI received direct from New 4oik
Richmond large and superior
assortment Sc
Staple Goods. Groceries, Sec,
which viii So sold at small advances on cost,
at 0holesale and retail ID country Merchants
oE Rlansers, consisting ii part d The follow.
ing articles, VIZ:
500 pieces Begging,
500 coils Rope,
SOC lbs Twine,
AZ dozen wool Socks,
l5 bales Linsegs,
TO- do. Jeans
~ pieces fine Jeans,
20 do. Glennock, do.
1000 pair Russell Bfogans,
500 do. cAt and Kip DO.
$50 do. do yOuihi do.
IL cases fine and coarse Boots,
IS bales Negro Shifting,
IL do brown Shirsing& Shooting,
3 bales Blankets,
10 cases Hats, fine and coarse,
20 boxes Candles, !
50 kegs Nails,
40 do White Lead
20 boxes Tobacco, 5l
3 cases Saddles, sssofied,a - Y
100 fine Brides. dQ-es ~.
loo do. Marlengales, do.
300 Sercingles and GiFlhs,
20 dozen Blind Bridles,s
20 do. Hames,
10 do. Whips, assorted,
8 do. Brooms,
3 do. best Tubs and Buckets,
4 Cribs Stone Ware.
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Cd ia

EKtract from an tinpublishod
Loco dictionary. go. *. means
according to q certain modern q IS
lcoll jill 4oRRE
plain English. It IS supposed uo
read thus All correct
lnoshef definition read hus
Co K Out of kash.
Out Of kredit.
0ut0f k6racfer
Qal of klo
OHIO kiDedrhoo
s. appears that q number
sons are not 81 efficiently aeon
FAI9 oe Tate In yenlent I r-
icog aPhythereiore The above ox-
PLANTATION IS gwen.
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Adv IsE Is.
TAX COLLECTOBs SALE

10y virtue Of authority III me vested rs as
SCISSOR and Collector Of taxes for Kazoo
County, win sell 70 the highest bidder, for.
cash, &c the Court House door ia the Town
Of Benton on monday the II day Of January
1874. Lot Number as situated Ia The town
Of k3zoo City formerly Manchester For
the Taxes due thereon for the year 1889.
Said Lot is claimed BY stephen d. Howell.
s. q. JAMES.
A, Is g e, ~, G.
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Also, Coffee, Pepper, Spice, Table Salt,
Starch, TuTpentine, Putty, Indigo, Powder,
Lead, Shot, Brushes, &c.
BAILEY 81 CALDWELL.
Yazoo City, Oct 2, 1910. l2-n.
p. S.-We would remark to Planters, that
we have good Cotton Shed on the bank
Of the River, At the Upper Landing, and are
prepared to ship and make advances on all
Cotton intrusted to our care.
We earnestly request all persons 10 call
and examine our assortment and prices be-
fore purchasing, as we are confident we can
please. B. g. G.
]. p. BAILEY, New York.
j. ". CALDWELL. Yazoo CITY.
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that part of said lot ABIDING Lot No. 800
also the north half 81 Lot No 328 also Lol
No. ZIG all lying and being ia Yazoo Cit,
/ formerly Manchester and levied on as the
property ot John Wilson deceased to sits.
! II the above stated case and cost.
al. g. HARRISON, ShiH.
By ]. B. HALL, D. 81
Sept, 81, 1910 lPr. fee So l2l5t
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Nicholas Berthune "a. B Hamer& Co.
vs vendi. vs. venai
John Aston, el al. John Alton ct al.
M B Hamer.az Co. Kirk g Caldwell.
vs. vendi VS. vend
John Aston, e: al. John Aston. ct al
NJ B Hamer & Co. use &c.
VS. vendi
John Aston, ct al
NJ B Hamer & Co. use &c.
vs. vendi
John Aston, ct al.
Bernard DouIin,
VS. vendi
John Aston and security
Jonah Irwin,
vs. vendi
John Aston and security.
Calvin Taylor survivor,
VS. Vendi
John Alston and Security.
H Il. q ] B Pease, Adm nistrators,
VS. vendi
John Aston and security.
Pinkard and Payne use &c.
VS. vendi
John Aston.
Benton and Manchester r. r.. and B. c.,
Wade 81 Turner and security.
Smith Taylor, Henry Shaw,
vs. Vendi VS. vendi
John Aston. Aston & Stewart.
Vance & Andrews;
vs. VeRdi.
John Aston.
Benton and Manchester r. n. and B. COMFY
vs. vendi
Thomas ] Arnold ct al.
Thomas Applewhite,
VS. vendi
John Aston and security.
p B Pope survivor &c.
vs. vendi
John Aston and security.
Arthur Il Wallice, Planters Bank, +
VS. vendi VS. vendi
John Aston & secr'ty Jno Aston & secr'ty
Shipman, Robinson u Co.,
John Aston and security.
William g. Gray, Richard BOarman,
VS. Vendi VS. Vendi
Jno Aston & secr'ty. John Aston.
McLaren & Hammond,
VS. vendi
John Aston and secr'ty
Joel "a George, administrator,
vs. vendi
John .alston and security.
alexander McGahey use Of Geo Fisher,
vs. vendi
John .4lston ct at.
Benton and Manchester r. Z. and R C,
VS. vendi
John Aston ct a
Charles + Pease use &c.
VS. vendi
John .alston and security.
John Mnchie President Board Of Police.
vs. Vendi
.alston s. Stewart.
DY virtue Of the above stated venditioni
expon0s to me directed, from the Hon-
o.able Circuit Court of Yazoo conn1v af
will sell at public sale, to the highest biddar.
for cash at the Court House door in the fnvp1
os Benton, on Monday, the end day Of No
vember next, within the hours prescribed
By law, the following property, to wit:--the.
west half of sonth-Wes quarter Of Section q.
and east half 81 southwest quarter 81 Sees
tion 4 and east half Of northeast Quarter
and west half Of north-Wsss quarter. Section
township II Range q west. also. LOIS
Nos. !, and Of Section ri. Lot
No Of Section 2z. Lots Nos an5 y
of Section 28s and Lot no s az Section -
all iii Tow nship is, Range g vest contain.
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October Is. 1910. Ism
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oeiober. Is ls4o. Il.i4t.
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% All OF the charges due 10 Be paid "a
Good money when called on, no accodnta-
billy for baggage unless delivered TO tbs
CLERK or Landlord.
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Passenger. Arrived.
SAsAvstu-Bng rrcsf-Ars Nisle~.on. ,,d


LtvrRpooL- PACKET ship Ro,cins : r,sss eor,;,v
sdy Coi JG,s1 Icwnssnl Albany Jane. Cameron ESQ.,
yeor, Nfnrsi ar Jsree sssw snsaadi Nrso Hiiiborn
r.Tm,i W rsmsn, pe,v,pnshre, England; Mr. George
wIl,sn Areher, British Army Henry burke Eneland
Mr. w Perrn,pton. London; Mr. Peter tlmson DO: Mr N
Parker fort Mr. Coogst do' Me- Nours. N Yoss; Mr.
Page LAZY ant two Children Padelphis Mr. Richard Ns
pratt L,ysrp,c; Mr. Thomas Higqas Buffalo; Mr. ROBE,
Leech. England, - w ''e''
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CIRC s.
BOWERY AMPHITHEAT

(37 BotDeyy.)
JUNE, TITUS, ANGEVINE Il co, proprietoss.
90 fUNEoUaLiED .aT7RdCT f fS 20
N. ID. Turner lie beau Votgeur.
Mcfarland, the SO Somerset Man.
Il. v. Turner this American Equestrian.
Master Howe., the Olympic Hero.
Swiss Broth, rs, the graceful Post onsts:
Pelham: Gardner WI itock the ihmtabe Negro Dancers
% Emhe ldened by the parable whieh has at
tended the first performances of their splendid Equestrian
Troupe the propetor of the Bowery order
TO render their sstab ishm. still worthy of thu patron
incur render department The
most feet and forward the talent country
competition With that Of any ether upon the globe
90 The performers attached /, this Company make no
boast lay any claim to 3- ROYAL{Df sxor nor The
The only N.biy" RSys Msss sprroyas So lis
gent and patriotic czeos Of I'll free and gle
This EVENING, November 81, ls4o---The performances
CHINESE BATTOU DANCE. =. 80.
To be succeeded By an act by the VIII eomIaoy entitled
Messr Gardner and whock will appear together in
Ethiopian Duet, aecomranied on the BaiJo.
The Rustic Lover, BY Master Rucsley.
The Posh Brothers will exhibit their astonishing gymnase
performances.
Mater Franklin II appear his Of light riding
STILL Vauling by The whole company. =
Mr. T. V Turner will appear his unequaed nautical pan
The lar ghabe burlesque OF the Miller and Coaiiaan-
Grand Waltz and Gallop:de BY Horses =, =
and exhibit his wonderful skill.
Mr. N B. Turner will upon one wo aud three orses
The wonderful Penney Kitty Clover will be introduced.
Principal &C of horst manshp by Mr. i. v. t. rner.
his hsrl-and- toe and domUle shuttle science
To conclude with
THE THREE LOVERS. -
Prices reduced-Bnxs frat dress circle, 20 Children
half price Second Ter, Il. Pit. shilh. <.
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Died.

Ga Thursisy, 26th inst .4i,.ra JIne wife Of William
coolidge and daughter Of Ralph HINT the s3d year
OF her age.
% wednesday, 7sth inst, Pss5s wife Of Captain Job
Bennett, aged IS years.
On Tuesday, 9th inst Rosins " lie OF ant Roe Fow.
Ter, in the 33d year other age
On "Wednesday, 18th inst Esrbs'l, wife Of John Dove
Egsn, aged 20 years
Coroter Bewrs, in the sad year of mis- age
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Now at the American Museum, the Modern -.
COLLAR, or DOUBLE JOlNTED AMERICAN SlAN1


COLLAR, or DOUBLE, JOiNTED AMERICAN GIANT
In addition To the above,
-, MONS. ADDkENT, the Wonder Of the WorG!
The OF the above establishment. have AZ
expense effected short engagement With Mons
the greatest Of all Magcisns whose incredible
have excited universal sslonishmsnt snS delight throughe
the principal cities of Europe. Also with ..
Mr. MAELZEL's highly celebrated Mechanical Erbb,iol
Mons ADDRENT wllvarl his rerformsnees each success
Ing svesiae-eommenen Meneay evening Nov asd ENC
continue evening oung the week, with series OF Me
shanieal EyPsgmen,s On Philosophy and Natural
tons ae Of soce,y asieunding experiments &c Ss which
Monsieur AbpRENT viii transfer various articles BY Ma
gc the Saloon, during bis petoImanc-, wheh may be
found place sitraion Of ,he building reasopsby re
guir,d by the audience This fat is estimated IS Ne Plus
Ultra of the Necromantc Act -
The Evening nent will conclude with nv Nas
rel beautiful and unrivallta MECHANICAL FiO
consisting Of amy Eser IA popular Dance Italian sulter
aud Pole Dancer Turks. Ju glsr Egyptian Harlequin &c
The Stage viii be Appropriately arranged, representsg
Temple Of Msg at Ispshsn. - -
10 sd5on the above nay be Fancy Glass Blowing
evening.
~ o exhibiting the grand COsMORAMA. which excels
every thing sf the kind in the United States.
B-Dsy Visiters admitted in the evening" without extra
charge.
Performance will the Saloon evening at
half past : O'clock
principals Of Schools and their Pupils admitted liberal
teens. - -, A.. -,
Cents Children under 10, n lfprice. n1s
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N arrlel.

On Wednesday, 2sth inst by the Rev Charles A pav.
Z N.eisy, ESQ. TO Mario C. .7kfr, all Of tuis city
At Brooklyn, on Tuesday, 2lth inst by the Rev slas
nsey.a " Lsrs TO Sarah a D., daug Of Ephraiu
Corning, all Of the above place.
A. Providencc, r. T. on Monday. 13d inst By the Rev
VI Hall W. Morrison to Hsrrsef a daughter Of the late
Daniel Bush, all OF this city.
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sHER NJ ANS
WORM LOZENGFS.

100000 Ss .s .sS 5 y eject. evidence Of
OF his eight years old He had been in decline
rs,va months and attended by four seians who could
very oseSs,V. breath ts,ar5ed sleep, broken Of by fright
and sereamng h,si'che Distressing cough tching the
discharges from the The Doctor oncuneed the
Of worms, sad recommended his Worm Lozenkes Anr
susn,y II worms la, came from s@Ss began mend at
and before he had used boz entirely cured
children Of worms BY sherman Lorenge lie would not be
The Rev jsSsr .nds i. girl nine years, old va.
ing away asd miserable that death was alone looked
toor rsef Three doses OF sssrmsn Werm Lorenges en-
Dr. sIs,sns one Of IN. distinguished physieans in
this country says shermans Worm Lonengss are the SAFEST
Dr. Hurer another celebrated physician uses no other
N9,n ,. %, grelSvsv has used shermaa Lorenges in
hs practices. thaH two years, and never Knew them
Hon b. " Beardsley, Col Clark, Joseph Hsines, hsq,
B,rghs thousands who have used these
fully To- their great and wonderful virtues
street " Iss fulton street, Brooklyn, and 90 North
s,,,b s,,,., Philadelpha. nqt
GOAL hFfeAT-Ninety OF the best Scotch Coal Il
ssIs on boar, or 'n s, sp CLOVER mesNRAv
o, 100 Pine street corner Of south.
nApDWARE PAPER-sOo resms isxa4, Qras, s4xse ssrss
IL 's''' and '' fsRsss Books Warehouse.
PRINTING PApERThe subscribers are pre- pared 20 cen
make tntng aper OF any sine orqsslty at short
"U tic At "''p"' FsRssE Brooks, 81 Liberty 1t.
ITITHVs LozENGEs FOR TNDIGEsrION.-Tbe &c.
FEScHTwxsoEk'sf Pharmacy, $40 B, oss~.y
MA corner Pearlst.
A LABAMA FuNDscsussl IN certificate, Of depe., on
u fERssE RRooKs, 81 Liberty street
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NaR1c,po-Per Emwd-9sa hides ios BAGS eog.e A. hha
ros,ses bbs DO Bouehsud Thebaud-qio hays eoess n g
Meechsn-f7r Harmony Co-7s2 IofJrs BrsncLer 4 CO
sgi hides 50 hags coffee Whtnore hides iao
eefs ~ old ssprer Nurrsy Lanimso-s7o hides bds
ssvar~su-Per Erctl-Tl bales cotton II pheips-e 4 "a
Willisms-7s Thomas pect-2q Lester-3s w N Bo~.
2os cts " half rice Heekscher Coser Mstf.Id-tls
cart kleeiand; ~ do Hesspe-fe hides Atkins Co.'S
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REPoRT OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE TRIAL
OF BOOK SAFES

OF BOOK sAFEs.
NEw YosK, Nov "a, 1910.
VS. the Undersigned by request were present at the
tr,l FIRE ofthe following Iron Book Safes viz Jesse
bestos and wilder's Patent sslamander Safe.
The trial made Coffee House slip. the foot OF
Wall street. the 10Th instant brick furnace having
been erected for the purpose the trial commenced by
placing wlders patent salamandcr Safe In the furnace
with C. J. Gayors patent Double safe-Gaylors having
ouln, os, rne removed ron me iutnase
lamsnder. At the expiration Of one hour and half the
furnace was opened the second time, when IL found
that SCOTS safe fire Inside This then re.
moved and Delano's safe put in its place After
there about hour the furnace opened and
Deano's safe was found to be very much burned outside
and the flame gushing out OF the cracks Of the door II
should be observed that during all this time the saa
der Safe remained in the furnace exposed 70 the constant
blast Of two forge bellows and full supply Of charcoal
and pitc n pine wood
A6er the trial was concluded the furnace and all the
safes were pat in charge Of Messrs Haydock Parker,
private watch until the next day when they open
by the Com ntee presence OF large number Of per-
sons The contents OF all the safes were consumed with
the single exception Of those in the saamander Safe
books and Of which taken out and found 10 be
in good order the reading not being sensbly injured
The above fair trial. and was, 10 convincing
proof the superiority Of the ssamande safe over all the
others and considering that exposed to intense
heat for period ofeght hours while each Of the others
we have no hesitation in saying that consider the
mander SAT. really FIRE proof and sordng perfect sec.
We therefore take much pleasure in making this state
ment TO the public, and to them Enos
Wiers Patent salamander Safe fully entitled to their
wApswoRTHs sMITH.l
BALDWIN 4 co
MTNTURN CO Comn,ftee.
CHAs H. MARSHALL
RUFUS CHASE q CO, sole agents for the Sale of vii
ders Patent sslamanssr safe, No ia ws,er street N
g. Sof fSS'' Ts ;hy
~ Nos ToDsine Bsildins.
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CAPITAL PUNIsHMESr.-A bill is before the le-
gisature of Georgia to abolish punishments, so far
relates to white persons, except for the crime Of
treason.
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BY THOMAS BELL
(Sso~es Nos. % .9Rs ssd iB Fnh ~ sfyssfs.l

| (Sts~es Nos. ~ fms srd iB Fnh ,r sfyssfsl
| THIS DAY.
observation-disclosures SAFE OF deseriponsste o'clock
At i0 o'clock at the sale r,oms-ReeeIvrs Sale CT Fsrp
ture, Sofas Chars, of 80 dozen maple and
bogany chairs SOFAS ooueaes and sfa bis 10 cushion
spring seat rocking chairs ~ plain and polished tea tables bu
Also he of the valuable Stock Of Elegant
Sesonabe Clothing By order Of Administrator Win be
arasged street Store and sold Withhold reserve
at ii O'Clock. w,,uo,,
and valuable sale Of choice second hand and new
Furniture Of all d.crp less At half past 10 oeoeS g the sale
As'0n carpets oil cloth II TGE ESD IST't'
dry goods clothing fancy aud pedFed articles hard
splendid gold hunting lever watch with heavy gold chain jew
elry, trinkets. &c.
BY BUTTERFIELD 4 COACHMON.
Store No. 10 East Breadcay.
Out door sales of Furniture &c Unctaaiiy at
tenaedts, and respectfully solicited.
SATURDAY, at 10 clock at the auction room.
stockEght shares of the pta stock Of Chatham Thea
re original cost $780, each share entities the holder to
cent and free adm''', T e al 0sea ps
o'clock at the auction room Pawnbrskers SaIe-By
order Of Louis Levy at No i9 Grand large assort
men Of pledges which have been pledged
TUESDAY. Dees
10 O'clock at the auction room-PawnOrokers Sale by
oruer Esther Levy NO DIVISION street, large assort
men Of unredeemed pledges which have been pledged
AT PRIVATE SALE.
1900 tons Peach Orchard Coal,
500 chalons Liverpool do Delivered at the market prices
Also, IOoCookisg Stoves.
SALES OF FURNITURE.-The auctioneer respectful.
~ gives notice that be will attend personally
Household FURNITURE at the declining house
sent the auction store Inventories and Of
the effects deceased personally attended to
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state of Trade.

sale 81 damaged teas advertised by L NJ Hof.
man Co for this morning II attracted quite company
aAd went of with considerable animation The
prices - .
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The river was in good navigable order at Pitts
burgh on Saturday last. Five feet and half water
in the channel
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POPULATION OF MIcHoAN.-The population Of
Michigan, according to the census just completed,
is, we understand, about PIP 900.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-27
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
No. 223 Chestnut ST, merit door 10 Masonic Hall
PHTIADELpHIA

PHffsADELPBIA.
n. j. HARTWELL, Proprietor.
THIS and spe sdid house lifted
the fashionable style for the accommodation Of Gen
tlemen and Families.
The location forhsalth ard convenience to places efhon
able While ,hs PAhLORS
DINING ROOMS and CHAMBERS will bear comp arson
with any similar establishment in the Uuion.
The ladies will hns in IL all the quiet and elegance OF
stately private mansion and the gentlemen every LUXURY that
be speed from Hotel Of the first class in the ey Of
Philadelphia.
With rs vslu,be assistance of Mr. Nekerson, late Of
the City Hste Providence the proprietor hopes hy their uni
ted exeOns to men liberal patronage for the Washington
House aud to give entire satsfaeton TO all who hoor
Il with their company. ma imis'
CHEAP CHEAP CLOAks-Crest Barpains-Lad es' and
" Misses Clocks consisting OF eloh, sk and meripo,
dsced TO suit the times all Of which made of the
b.s, materials and 70 the Aso large assortment,
OF cheap Dry Goods. THOs. ATrISON,
osi TINS. Bowery, cor Division at
NOTICE.-rseket ship LOUISVILLE, from New Or.
~ leans. dschargn< at Orleans Wharf foot Walt
street, CopEnees VIII please attend 20 the receipt OF their
goods.