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NO EXCUSE FOR A COUGH.

ygNIERE Is NO longer any doubt hut UTLIfM
A BROUN'S Compound BorCsct Candy " YOU gel, the
Genuine will cure Cough UoaTsCness md Clear
the Voice For NOcalists and Public speakers.
II isnUw in extensive scnlsoor the cure OfCods nln-
cnzn Hopping Cough and all other diseases Of the Breast
and Lungs No but he convinced or its efficacy
amer examining list oinamcs Of individuals who have
been cured aud are willing To he referred TO- Another ev-
dence OF its efficacy this Certificate Of Mr. J. Richardson
hereby certify thn in the month Of FEBRUARY, l-39,
manufactured. from Il mcdcaCd derocton furnished by
Mr. Brown $50 It's oihis Compound EoncsCi Candy, aud
that in the month Of the present year. 1870 manu-
ficturi for him Twenty Hundred and SIXTY eight
pounds
JAMES RICHARDSON, $40 Washington 81, Boston.
lit were not what ii is said to he, why would the sales
show such increase and every body raising it, In
fact il is literally in the mouth Of the whole community.
For the genuine, call for Browns Bonose Candy, which
for sale Boston only by the proprietor ie Washing
ton s-J +. Preston, Federal stoseph kdcr Court II
j. II. SNOW, Hanover sl-seth fowle. Prince s-fowo
& Co.. Green stS. Carter Hanover STD. l.. lIradlee,
School st-G. Carlton, Lowel-Marsh RoNbury-J Balch
ProyiJencc-Thomas Davis, Ncwport-1hornon, New
rellord-E. Porter, salemTaegard Maclntirc, Char
lesion. For sale by the proprietor Of stuarts Vanilla
braid, Rock, and other kinds Of Candy.
CnMPouND BoNEsET CANDY. The Candy prepared ny
William Brown. No. isl Washington street irom grea
variety vegetable materials many Of which are often nd
vnntagonsy used separately for the ofCods, which
il called the Compound Boncfc Candy, is recommended
excellent article for the relief Of coughs and alice tons
of the throat Boston Daily Adv.
For ss,eiy r. HrTcHINsoN, IF. Woodstock, Vt
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MASON AND DiXoN'S LINE.

The following from the Salem Gazette, will
undoubtedly be interesting to many OF our readers,
rs it contains brief and comprehensive history of
division line so often alluded TO by politicians
.This boundry is so termed from the names of
Charles Mason and jeremiah Diyon-,he two gen.
temen who were appointed to ran unfinished lines
in 1862, between Pennsylvania and Maryland, on
the Territories subjected to the heirs Of Penn and
Lord Baltimore A temporary line had been run
in 1889, but had not given satisfaction to the dis
putting parties, although it resulted from an argrce-
mcnt in 1882 between themselves. A decree had
been made in 1918 by King James, dclnea,ing the
boundaries between the lands given by charter to
the first Lord Baltimore, and those adlndsed to his
Majesty, afterwards TO William PENN which d.
yided the tract of land between Delaware Bay and
the Chesapeake Bay on the other, by line equally
in,ersecng it, drawn from Cape lIenIopen to the
4lh degree Of north latitude. A decree in chancery
wondered the Kings decree imperative. But the
situation of IIenlopen become long subject of Sc
rious prorac,cd and expensive litigation, particu-
larry after the death of Penn, in IT'S, and ofLord
Baltimore in TIA, until John and Richard and
Thos. Penn, (who had become the sole prorplctors
Of the American possessions of their father Will
iam,) and Cccilius, the original pntcnee, entered
into an agreement on the 10Th Of May 1921 To
this agreement chart was appended, which ascer-
tanned the site of Cape Ilenlopen, and delneaed
division by an east and west line, running west
ward from that Cape to the exact middle of the
Peninsula. Lord Baltimore become dissatisfied
with this agreement, and cndcavored to invalidalc
it, Chancery suits, kingy decres, md proprietary
arrangements followed, which eventually produced
the appointment of commissioners TO run the tenn
porary line. This was effected IN 1888. But the
case of chanccry being decided in 1879, new COM
missiners were appointed, who could not, however,
agree, and the question remained open until 1852,
when the line was run by Messrs Mason & Dixon.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-30

Economy in Candies--lf YOU are without a
rushght, and would burn candle all night, unless
you the following prccaution, 1t is ten 10 one an
ordinary candle will gutter away in an hour or two
sometimes 10 the endangering the safety of the
house. This may be avoided by placing as much
common salt, finely powdered, will reach from
the tallow to the bottom Of the black part of the
wick Of partly burnt candle, when, ithe same he
lit, it will burn very slowly, yielding sufficient ligh,
for bedchamber; the salt will gradually sink as the
tallow is consumed, the melted talow being drawn
through the salt, and consumed in the wick
Economist
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SIiERMAN'S POOR MANS
Pr, a S Y 3 II

ONLY l2 l2 cents each Each plaster has printed on
" the back oft, shcrmans Poor mans plaster" IL
is the best Strengthening plaster in the world, and sover-
een remedy for pain weakness in the back lons side
breast neck lmhs joints rheumatism, umhaGo, &c &c.
One million year will not supply the demand They re
quirc little warming before application. Warrcntcd SUI
perio to Nil otcrsand for quarter the usual price,
making only the best but the cheapest plaster in the
world. IL affords relief few hours, and makes aston
sug In liver complaints and dy spcpa 1t should
be the region Of the liver stomach and ii
will afford great and astonishing relief In cough. colds,
asthma difficulty Of breathing oppression Of the chest
stomach they will Immediately sooth, and greatly benefit
the patient. Persons Of edenlay habits those obi. cd
10 stand much, will receive decided support from one
ofese truly Strengthening pastcrs. Physicians generally
recommend Them in preference To all Others because they
stick adhere better aud afford greater relief In their
operation they stimnla tonic and nnOdlnc. They
composed Of entirely different ngredicnta from
other and known from the experience oi millions, who
have used them, well the united testimony. Of all the
celebrated and distinguished clergy and physicians be
the useful and highly medcacd plaster invented
offered to thcpublc. Several persons have called al
the house 10 express their surprise and ut the almost
miraculous these plasers have effected One man
who has been affected with rheumatism rs to be unable
dress himself without assistance enabled after
wearing one, only night to up alone in the NOR
ming put his cloths and call office with bea
ming JOY and his pouring forth the sadness Of
his heart the sudden and signal relief he had received
from this best Of ali remedies. Ask for DIR. Shcrmnns
Poor Mans Plaster Ii il so called, because the price
places in the power Of all TO purchase beings only " IL
cents Sold Mt the variety store Of PINGBORN a
BRTySMATD, Jewellers Burngt OF, Vt wholesale agents
liberal discount to merchants who huy to sell again.
For sale in Woodstock, by III. MURDOCH.
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CAPTION CIRCULAR.

TITO DRUGGISTS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Those valuable articles, OLDRlDGE'S BALM OF Co
IUMBlA for the Hair, md HAYS LlNlMENI Tor the
piles &c have been extensively cOuntcreilcd. Those
wanting these preparations, will please always write, when
ordering from any other house Tor COmSt0cks articles
The true articles have that name or signature always ON
the wrapper aud vendors will remember that, when or
dcring us the limitations exposed III nearly all the
newspapers throughout this country that they could not
be sold, should they be unfortunate as tOgct them,
Our friends throughout the Union requested To give
immediate notice, by letter should Of the counter
leits appear in their respective places Respectfully,
COMSrOCK n co,
Wholesale Druggists Fletcher st, ~ Y.
For sale in Woodstock Nt.by
5-lN L. HUTCHINSON Jr.
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ToOTuACUE! ToOTuACuE!

THE genuine Gall and krcosotc is sovereign remedy
i for removing this troublesome pain. II has been in
extensive for the past four wears and case has
there been the least injurious effect from its 1t the
clear krcOsote that has been much cried against
Thousands be referred to who have pronounced the
Gall and kcosoe the hest remedy vented This ar.
tce all smell from the breath when occasoncd
defective teeth Reference be made in Boston, proving
its efficacy to John Putnam, NJ L. Wcems ]. A. Dill ~
Tolman, Gto-ce Melville r. H. Stevens, master Transpor-
tation Cars Worcester. Prepared by VIM Brown Chem
is isl Washington street, Boston. None genuine unless
signed by VIM. Brown. For sale by all the Druggists in
Boston. Price Is cents--large size 80 cents
For sale by T. HUTCHINSON, Jr. Woodstock, W. "a
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q De q sc.
THE LABOR Err.

STAND ur--erect Thou hast the form
And likeness of thy God who more
A soul as dauntless mid the storm
OF daily life, heart as warm
And pure, as breast eer wore.
What then Thou art as true aMAS
As moves the human mnss along,
As much part OF the Great Plan
That with Creations dawn began,
As any OF the throng.
Who is thine enemy ?-the high
In station or in wealth the chief'
The great, who coldly pass thee by,
With proud step and averted eye!
Nay. nursenot such belief.
Iftrue unto thysef thou vast,
What were the proud ones scorn to thee!
A feather, which thou highest cast
Aside, as idle as the blast,
The light leaf from the tree.
No:--uncurb'd paSsious-low desire
Absence ornoble sclt-rcspect-
Death, in the breast ) consuming HFosi
To that high nature which aspires
Forever, till thus checked
These are thine cncmics--thy worst;
They chain thee to thy lowly lot
Thy labor and thy life accurst,
Oh, stand erect! and from them bursll
And longer suAtr not!
Thou art tllysef thine enemy!
The great!-what better they than thou!
As theirs, is not thy will us irce'
Has God with equal iuvors thee
Neglected to cndow
True, wealth thou hast not It's but dust!
Nor place; uncertain as the wind!
But that thou hast, which, with the crust
And water, may dcspisc the lust
Orboth-a noble mind.
With this, and passions under ban,
True faith, and holy trust in God,
Thou art the peer Of any man,
Look up, then--that thy little span
orlle may he well trod!
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uITCmCOCK's ANTi-BlLLoUs PILLS.
IOOH al THlS WNU NIUW'
ENR JARED HlrCilCOCK, more than thirty yea

. i@o ,u,, ut , ,,,',' ,t ,,i,,,. ,o,r,
M JAKED M Nv, N, n.o'u u,un ''a riIl
NJ since invented ana prepnr'u u"ini",'Um W I''
Tor thc bl"us 'hu''' u"u 'o' SUN WY Of
usth lht only lui 'h'' uiNu,u' "lu E.'' 'n.,' W.
'hulc IuAi bU' ".Ht"N''s i'""' Wv "l' ,it
tIWI tH'cl nl uo 'iNc' "'u lH i ' w. ,nI ,hc
ru'ht ana "cloTl'h' n''''"' ''" " ,,,t, ui.nt
use o mem III o,I,' ">,ostf l''g ' Nv H. how,
N""i ""'''" ,'''''' ~ IL, ,,, ,,n', and r,v.r
els, Dyscnarl, Dyspepsia or indigestion Ngur nu
ht''''h' a'! % w. =" H. ~, ,,r, nnT,inn IN
WY nav ",'' 'I'" Wy ,',i MAJ, IIntn,r nf tlcin
ne cl'hcnuH mU'hN,' VI Wv ,'"Sa' VIZ ~ ~, -
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runs, NhI'h 'Nlu,lo''V H'"' 49,, NV, intel i;
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remove ir cause OF "'s'hst ~ Us illn ""tN W. w., ~
ici ana " Is wen hhoMi W Wv, NV ", iJ ,L ,h
NO KNOW" w nl'! "' ~ ~ Wv t ,'rI
the cause ol ulsttSt - I'I!'Nc"l' "a" ~" w
there is nothing bu' tue eoc' u WIN" nu' '"NV" l'' "
cure r.. ,,.,.,,,, ,,,,,,.o ord
DEAR FRIENDS and FELLOW CITIZENS! pufrh"S" ana
pursue the directions given on the Labels Tor ANY usco,'
where EmcCs tHartc's are useful (and one or 'co-
both necessary in almost every disease tn t'ats
the stomach aud bowels hd You WIZ "nn""n'."E ,"o
great saving oi PAIN time nd none! beside lhe o"nse'
You run Oi loss Oi health ANA ne -.
Mr. ALLEN FULLER o Double branches NnovIn"" ne
District :. G.. writes follows (v1) "Dcnr Sir'-lhe
box ofps which Ohture from You several years since
to the amount ri So il nearly exhausted, and am dosros
ora,ccrtainngh by what means shall get new supply
Besides those which had haychevcr hr"rd OF inc ls
- -! '"''' '' ,"' sp"'hurh COUNTRY "H''' W ~"
AlrW mere ulr 'u'n hrr1ru n Mtm'T ne s,s
", Wv % ci, ~ m nv v;,,yr mare o.
n a., .,,,,Ir,, .,,trs where they voud fac
cnsNey In'" w, Su,''"'," , of tho nso,Ic IT,
SAYS, esteem these pulls soh,ehly .hnl am very u,SrH,
81 's u,cn lo'e srIts i"nc "6oJ h io. IN tsc
hays some lenIs l,t ,s o",vnu S"" ' I ca M,
Wnn D! SOM ra' Vt " , ,t ,o rcye" suc
NHvH YOU 'oIn'" wv w" "'' ''' - '" ,, w 49,, "
result Above Az riT'"' YOU ho' ~ w ,,c Su,o' :"
c0Wpuunulhg tH' Hcul'lhtn' l"St W Wv M"'"' '",
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TIE RULING PASSION.

We have some where read ola hard case whom
his friend had tried every way to break his confirm
ed habit of drinking. As last experiment, they
took him dead drunk, and placed him nicely in
coffin In order to convince him still stronger that
he was dead and gone, friend consented to dis
gused and stow himself away in another coffin
close by, in order to watch the effects and carry
out according TO circumstances the serious joke
Having got over his drunken nap, the hero of the
story raised himself slowly in his coffin the next
morning and looked around with no little wonder.
Seeing the other man in the same bad fix, he
shook hi; muddy head and rubbed his eyes:
Hullo, stranger, can't you give me an ilem'
You! why, you're dead and buried.
You don't say so.
Yes but you are.
Well you're in the same bad snap, amt you.
Yes I'm gone too.
Poor fellow! Well, must have died very sud-
denly, any how, was out on reg lar spree last
night.
Oh no YOU are mistaken You have been dead
and buried three years.
The devil have' We'll it dom, seem long to
me.
How long have you been here' I'd like to know
Five years.
Five eh' Well, as you have been here longer
than have, and know the place better, just tell
me where can ge, good gin cocktail.-.N O.
Times.
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ORIGIN OF HOAXING.

The first hoax of modern kind on record was
practsed by wag in the reign of Queen Ann 1t
appeared in the papers of that time. "A well-dress-
ed man rode down the kings road from Fulham,at
n most furious rate, commanding each turnpike to
be thrown open, as he was messenger, conveying
the news of the queens sudden death The alarm
instantly spread into every quarter of the city; the
trained bands, who were on their parade, deslsted
from their exercise furled their coors, and return
ed home with their arms reversed. The shopkee-
pers began 10 collect their sabes, when the jest
was discovered-not the author Oft
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WIT AT A PINCH.

A country girl one morning went
To market with pig;
The little curl-tail, not content,
Sluealed ont merry Jis'
A dandy who was riding by,
Who wished to pass joke;
"My dear, how comes your child to cry,
When wrapped up in your cloak"
The country girl quite quick replies,
4" So bad breeding had he,
That, even and anon he cries,
Whcrc'cr he sees his DADDyn
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DIR. A. SHERMAN'S
TTJ1DIClTND LOIHNCfEs.

~ CHiLDREN or dduNs can take medicine in this
form witEOpt diMcuity.
II s the ouiy iray 10 make il pleasant pet diScor.red.
o. Purchasers WiH please ObSSrte nat The acme n.
SHERlIiN, NJ. d." is on each boa.
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Paul Jones hoisted the first ensign ofa regular
American man of war, on board the Alfred, Dec
l775, The ensign was device representing pine
tree with a ra,tlesnake coiled at its root, with the
motto Don't tread on me- COoper's .Naral
History.
8 am instructed to inform you that Mr. Brown en-
poets the money tomorrow said messenger from
an impatient creditor to dilaory debtor.
well, ifhe don't get it, tell him 10 keep on en-
pectingr was the cool reply,
Beautiful is the dying of the great sun; when the
last song of the birds fades into the lapse of silence
when the islands Of the clouds arc bathed in light
and the first star springs up over the grave of day,
A rich old miser, being seated a, the dinner table
with all the members of his family, and gancing
his eye around said,
How the branches thrive from so old stump
Yes said one of the family, and think tina,
the branches would thrive much better if the old
stump was out of the way
A man was put into coffin for dead, a, Lewis
town, Pa, a few days since, but, falling through
the bottom, got knocked back to life, and very nat
urally askedwhat the deuce his friends were about
lie refused TO pay the funeral expenses, and has
been sued by the undertaken for his coffin, lie
will have TO pay for g acting possum."
Boy said phegmatic old fellow to n noisy
urchin, what are you hollcria' for when I'm
going by' 'IIumph = returned the boy, 'wha
are you going by for when I'm holleria'"
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DR., Lathrop, in one of his sermons says, Hit
were true that there is no God, what evidence can
the Atheist have that he shall not exist? What
ever was the cause of his existence here, may be
the cause of his existence hereafter. Or, if there
is no cause, he may exist without cause in an
other state as well as in this. And if his corrupt
here that he had rather he annihiaed than run the
hazard ola future existence, what hnders but he
may be unhappy for ever The man, then, is a
fool tina. wishes there no God, hoping thus TO
be fom future misery, for admitting there
were no God, still he may exist hereafter as well
as here and if he does exist, his corrupons and
vices may render him miserable eterually, as well
as for the present
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-30

Do not report in company what you may have
heard in another All conversation is tacitly I'M
derstocd among the honorable, to be confidential
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CLEANLINESS OF THE HEAD & HAIR.

STRANGE that persons who attend strictly to person
al cleanliness baths should neglect the headthe mar
the most essential-thC most eNpOscd-auu thc most
beautiful when properly cared for OF all the CUTS o le
Creator Perfectly free may it be kept OF dandrul or
scur with certainty that the hair cannot ui out by the
use of the Balm OF Columbia. Ladies' will youmake your
toilet without the article answer iearlessiy-no, II You
have once tried and experienced its purifying eiects-i's
sweet perfume -. ca.
hundred facts have been put forth on the credit OF THIS
the only lrst-the only really valuable article. mass
of testimony from all classes to these facts
The positive qualities Of Oldrdges Balm OF Columbia,
are us follows -. A., , u =,
lst For infants, keeping the head free from scuri and
causing luxuriant growth OF hair.
3D. For ladies' after childbirth restoring the SKIM 10 lis
original strength and lmness and preventing the railing
out of the hair. ,,.,....,
3d. For any person recovering from any debility the same
elect is produced. ,.., :.
4th fused in infancy till good growth is started, 1t
NAV be preserved by attention to the latest period o me-
5lh 1t frees the head from danGru strengthens the roots,
mpars health aud vigOr to the circulation, ana prevents
The hair from changing color or getting gray
9th 1t causes the hair To curl beautifully wheh dOhe up
in it over night No ladies' toilet should ever be made
without it,
9Th Children who may have by any means contracted
vermnc in the head immediately cured of them by lis
use. 1t is nlable.
LOOK OUT. Counterleits are abroad-ook always fol
the name OF COMSTOCK CO., on the splendid wrap
pers and never buy it without that nume
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MILITARY COODS.

ID USSEIL& CLARKE have received fresh assortment
~ Of Military Goods and will furnish Companies and
Officers at that they be had in this section
OF the Country. stf
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LOOK OUT!

"CnNtiOn" IS TRf FdTfHF oT SGTt7y'
An attack Of the PILES may be positively prevented by
using (whCn the prcmOnory symptoms are iel' the ccle-
bratcd HAYS LlNIMENT. There more than one
hundred pcoilcin this city, and in the United states an
immense NUMBER who have suffered bcvond endurance by
this dreadful complaint who keep themselves wholly tree
from attacks by applying this Lnmcnt when they feel any
symptoms ofits Opproach of this there Is most perfect
proof.
II None Genuine without the name OF tnNSTOCk n Co.,
written ON the wrappers. SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold nj No. 2 FlcChCr-street, N \,
For sale in Woodstock VI, by "
SLY L. HUTCHINSON, in.
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Fran ,he BOSTON Chronicle, Jan. 10.

~ We see by advertisement in another column that
Messrs. Conisock X Co., the American Agents for Oh
bridges Balm of Columbia have deputies to sell that a
Gle in Boston and escwhereWe know lady of this city
whose hair was nearly gone 10 expose entirely her
chronological dcvclopemcnts, which, considering lut tty
bctokenCd most amabc dispositions, was not in reality
very unfortunate Nevertheless she monrned the loss of
locks that she had and after years irWcss resort
bottle or two of Oridgcs alm and she has now rlngets
in rich prolsion glossy and oirNcn hackncss We are
not pulne-nOnc of the commodity has been sent to u.s.
and indeed we do not want any, for though we were o.
blgcd Wig year ago. we have now, through It's
virtue hair enough, and of passabc quality OF our own
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D\RKER No. 3js l-2 River Street, Troy, n. Y.
TIADEIs pOMEROy, in Exchange Building, Corner
of Exchange & Market Street Albany, NY
FoR SALE ny
T. HUTCHINSON Jr. Woodstock VI.
sc A. e. d. CIAMBERIIN, barnard, VI.
u gtnrl hriIr
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nARJ\E FRAIiD.

The Balm of Columbia has been initiated by notorious
councrtter Let ncvcrbe purchased or unless have the
name OIL, s. COMSTOCK, or the signature of COM
STOCK ~ Co. on n splendid wrapper. This is the only
external test that will secure the public from deception.
Address COMSTOCK co.
Wholesale Druggist, New York,
No, . FlctCher-stTCet,
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-24

0~T Monday next, being the Anniversa-
ry of ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST. will be cele-
brated in an appropriate manner in this place,
by the members of the Masonic fraternity at
tached to the Yazoo Lodge, No. 40, and the
Leake Lodge, of Benton, No. IL, the MEM
bers Of the latter having accepted the invita-
'a'ion extended 10 them by the first named
Lodge, to par:ske in the ceremonies &c. of
the day. A Masonic Grafton will be deliver
ed by the Rev. DR.. LEAvEL, at the Meeting
House,-the citizens generally are invited to
be present at the time of its delivery. A
Masonic Ball will be given at evening, in
the ball room of the Phoenix House, to which
all MasOns of good standing are cordially in
vited.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-24
NOTICE.

will, at the December Torn Of the Probate
Court of Yazoo county, as administrator de
bonis non of the estate Of William Russell. decd.
make final settlement with said court
MARCUS PIERCE, Admir- de bonis non.
December 10. l84I 2Q-3t.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-24

that had six months to run, but we never
heard before of billsrunnmg hundred miles.
Some leg-treaSurerS have run a great many
miles with treasury bills in their pockets,
and we suppose it was some vague notion of
this kind which got into the Presidents head
when he formed his pIani-the bills too are
to be good bills, and therefore will run the
further
The President reverts to the Indebtedness
OF the individual States, and talks on this
subject like an honest Virginian and a sensi-
bic n,-but from his g board Of CONTROL
good Lord deliver us.