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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-13
CONGRESSIONAL ANALYSIS.


The proposition made BY Mr. Hubbard 1T New
Hampshire, to include Banks and oth-r trading
corporations III the provisions Of the General Bank
Enpt bill, being still under discussion IN the s..
nate, Mr.. Smith of Connecticut proceeded, to-day
to reply, a; considerable length, to some Of ii.
arguments, and the general course Of reasoning
ot several gentlemen opposed to the amendment.
| tie first advered to the natural results t. BE- ex-
pected were the proposed provision 10 fail. ~
glanced at tho various, diversified interpretations sent
tered over the countryo the banks and the nuinrr-
ogs little, local. trading companies that checkered -
the very face Of the land to their organ, their danger
ous power, their eager, specializing, graSpng pToprus
that he hoped and trusted me Congress OF the non
the Legislatures Of the State Governments ii thi
country might have pcmcr 10 control and man
tam.
While dwelling upon this b-anch II tie argum .ni,
and meeting the objections Of those who strrnupu,lr
resisted the exercise OF such power he!e, Nir Sn.'a
made quite happy illusions and illustrations ID.
these general references, the principle Of aSaon
the expressions OF the people-and the suierin-s AMI
niserles Of ndlgencc, made penny!ess by corporate
cructles and the cxactons Of the privileged classes
of the community, naturally up for examine
ton and remark and SIR Smith touched upon all
these topics with that distincnsss aud point which
showed him to be the Jealous opponent Of every
scheme OF public favoritism and legislative privilege,
which conflicts with the righ.s and Liberties OF reeHrn
But in this he seemed Of that honest difference
Of sentiment and opinion which IS known sometimes -
prevail among friends upon abstract questions 81
st;,ut:onal power lie lashed the old and Bank 81
the United States with mered severity, advertnr
the troubles hitherto fell under the collapse Of tie elder
mammoth and by the that had recently explo
ded with such calamitous results to the country.
Whcn he had concluded his remarks, the Senate
went into executive session.
The House having passed the Pension b with tie
amendment offered by Mr. Thompson Of :. Carolina
vent into Committee of the Whole on the state Of the
Union, and took up the general appropriation bill,
when quite dscursive and diversified discussion en-
sued upon the item Of go, 900 appropriated for the pu.
chase Of stationery by the Clerk. Various gentlemen
mingled in the debate, which vas continued Up II ~
hour Of adjournment. No question taken upon the
motion, anu further discussion to be had npon pro
visions at future sitting. Messrs. Bynum b. North
Carolina and Evans Of Maine submitted some very
Just and sensible observations in reply To The attacks
made upon the Clerk for alleged abuse Of ag'hori-
", making certain purchases Of stationery ior the
use Of the uouse.-GLots.
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EoE TIE E.NQ rIRE

FOX TIE IStStfftH.
have seen with much regret the prospect OF extern
siye dissatisfaction and dsnnon in the Republican
ranks Of the Thirteenth Congressional District, occa-
stoned by the appearance of the name of William Smith,
Esq of Culpeper, in contrast with that OF Col. Linn
Banks Of Madison as candidate to represent that DIS
trct in the next Congress of the O. Smthese gentle
men being ofthe same political creed me question IS
frequently asked, By whom was Mr. Smith brought
out; Whose candidate is he' To the former question
reply, that he has consented to run IN accordance
with the wishes, often expressed, of very large ma,
jorit7 of his Republican fellowczens IN the district
and 10 redeem his promises made 10 them when Warmly
solicited 10 take the field against Col; Banks 10 ooo,
but which, in the exercise Of that sublime generosity
and disinterested patriotsm which is cnarac'elisc
of the man. and which has ever marked ms course
public servant he declined, fearing spit IN MS pai
ty, with the promise, however, that ne Mouiu bId
their candidate whenever suitable occasion sno--o
present itself. To the latter question: II may oe
piled, that he is the peoples candidate, Oy WEI
have no doubt, he will be triumphantiy sus,alleo
Why should he be preferred over Col. ba IN,
cause that gentleman upon the election oil MI
10 the Office of Councillor of State caused hise -
be announced candidate, avowing, us IS wen uhusI
stood, to submit to no expression OF puoi,c sehne
touching his fitness for the office TO which ne aspIeu
This conduct, at war with all no'iohs OF -
lican propriey and so expressive OF conscious
excited in the bosom Of large portion OF the re
publican party no little dissatisfaction; ana ihe'e,ole
they felt themselves constrained to declare 'ha' 'e
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CONGRESSIONAL ANALYSIS.

WASHINGTON, Feb, lo.-No,hlng of interest occur
red in the Senate to-day, which body At the hour OF
- proceeded, conformity with the House Of Represcn
tatives under the resolution heretofore adopted to
vass the votes poled for the Office Of President and
Vice President OF the United States the recent cleo
ton.
During the morning hour in the House, several gen
,lemen were occupied in those mutual explanations, OF
which the discussions OF the previous day had been
the fruitful source And in the midst of the busy
the hour for receiving the Senate had arrived and the
belrerens were cut short before the fire had become
entirely es,ingushed. Another opportunity may be
embraced for completing the work
Gen. Waddy Thompson unsparngly severe on
his political friend, Mr.. Giddngs Of Ohio, tauntnc
him with being the most obscure among the OBSCURE
supporters of the sod hero -Giobe.
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natural for young men, parties jus, entering The
field ora!ory, 10 wish to make display of their
,orca powers; but they ought be careful how they
draw on the public purse for that purpose. see re-
solution has passed both Houses, introduced by Mr.
Crutchheld Of Spoltsy to borrow 100000 10 re-
p!ensh the Treasury, which he says has not enough
money in its vaults 10 pay the members besides $3.50,
o10 in anticipation of the public revenue.-'lhese are
facts that ought be known 10 every member OF the
House, and if so, as faithful guardians of the public
crib, ought they not, Citizen very Justly observes,
eeononixa both the time OF the House and the peoples
money or in other words speak less and do more:-Jus
tee to the people and the dignity ofhe State demand
!, imneriously at their hands. MEDICUS.
9melia Fst Ist ISL
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no THE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER
Sir. have looked, in vain, TO many in this
rood Old Dominion God bless herD to them call
inc forth the champions OF Democracy for the APP
n,o,chinp conflict Either have been too inpatient
or they have long neglected their interest and their
ANY Remember the trte but wise MAXIM "pro.
crastina,en IS tie thief IF time If have been
long engaged in contest for principle surely
does become to repose upon the little advantage
we obtained las, fall while our friends were vanqushed
all around US, and while we have at THIS time Hhig
LEGISLATURE representing Democratic State. Remember
too the election of members of Congress Will take place
at the same time that the election OF members the &C.
neral Assembly will; and hence there is double
~ for county organization, and timely preparation We
not only desire succeed n the polls, but IT matter
Of very great Importance that should have men in
the next General Assembly, able and willing pro-
claim the principles and to bear aloi the bright stand
ard a. Jefiersonian Democracy Sir, both objects NAV
be obtained BY united and mighty rally of the whole
Democratic party throughout the State Where are
Hoadav of Louisa, Anderson Of Prince Edward, Flu
qua o: Cumberland, Iioge of Montgomery, Gordon
and Randolph OF Albemarie and such noble spirits in
other counties -especiallY Sir, why are not Charles
Park Gooda oct n Hanover, and the intrepid Mayo
of iien,ico' Last but not least, why not Logan
and Fdmunds out in Halifax TO give the benefit OF
their intellectual treasures Where are Sanucls
Scott Of Caroline, Hill of Culpeper, Brockenbrousi
and Letcicr Of Rnckbridge, Horner and Wallace OF
FauGuer Byrd and Wood of Frederick, Stuart Of Pa
trick aud Wills of Fluvanna, and thousand other gal
countess What The valley and trans montana De-
mocra,s about Are they are in no,ion RISE, bad
YOU, noble sons Of the West, and prepare 10 meet the
enemy The election is but little farther of than 90
DAYS note Al Bank; and while opponents, or the
BGrS uor,;on OF them, preparing for tie latter,
be il your haprier Priettegc to be ready Ter the fer
mer We saved the honor Of tins good Old Domi-
mon last fall of opponents begin now
TO see and admit let therefore make another uni-
ted and mighty raliy from our Western boundary 10
81, l.N.th N,
Of thunder, the glad tidings OF grand Democratic
Restoration Then we may repose in triumph uron
our Principles and bask in The sunshine Of Liberty =
then We shall enjoy our long sought political Millen-
num- righteousness and Peace lciH meet together =
Carslidnitg and Democracy '',rW salute each o;ter.
i gain ana again, Mr. Editor, pray you ate Of good
cheer A bright prospect opens 10 our view arouse
the Democracy and the 4th Thursday in April, i1il
will scarcely he less distinguished IN The history o
gu. country, than the 4th day o., July, 1915.
\ DEMOCRAT
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WAsnrscroS, Feb l2.-Agreeably 10 appointment,
Gen Harrison attended at the City Hall yesterday and
received the visits oseyeral hundred ladies' The
Of the forenoon lie was, however under the necessity
Of leaving the City Hall earlier hour than had been
anticipated, for the purpose Of receiving Official
visits at his lodgings, and thus lost the opportunity ct
seeing many ladies' who reached the Hall after he had
retired.
Gen Harrison visited the President Of the L :
Wednesday, and we understand accepted invitation
to dine with him tomorrow The President returned
the visit of the General yesterday.-NM. Ia.
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From II the BE-: iaorrae! sesasef E.a<iing'aa
"WAsnISoroS, Feb. II, \!
81 have this moment learned from authority which
place reliance, that the following vii be the 81
the new Cabinet
Notwithstanding ofS'ate,
EwIsc-secrctary Of The Treasury,
BEiL--Secretary of War,
BADGER of n C.}-secretary Of tie Navy,
GRASGER-Postmaster- General, and
CIiTTEsDEy-Auorney- General"
Webster and Granger. in the new Cabinet passing
over all the rest,) Friends Of the South what think
you cf these mem Friends Of the principles of State
Rights what think yoa Of the composition Of such l
Cabinet.
Another letter from very respectable source con
firms the above cas-; Of the Cabinet. with the e.
ception of Mr.. Gilmore of Georra, IN place Of Nj
Badger Of North Carolina. verify verify ~
General has been lily advised in ms first great move
ment.The hand Of the great manager, Slr. Clay,
this thing
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Mr.. Cox accepted the Suggestion. and moved the
pos;ponement Of the joint order TO Wednesday next
10 which the House greed, and the fact was coa''nu
n.cated TO the Senate
Some time after, message was received from the
Senate, that they had concurEed in the postPonemen
with an amendment substituting "Tuesday, the 25d,
for Wednesday next.
The amendment was opposed with much eaFnesiness
BIZ Messrs TuysrALL and GREGORY.
Mr. CuApmAx offered few remarks, urging the post
ponement, in Justice to the General Agent, against
whom serious charges were made; but concluded by
saying that he thought week sufficient time
The amendment OF the Senate was then disagreed TO-
This being communicated 10 the Senate, that BODY
receded from its amendment: but substituted Tor Inc
day named by the House. Friday next-in which the
House concurred.
THE PENITENTIARY.
On motion Of Mr. CoxE,
Resolred That the communication of Robert g.
Scott President Of the Board of Directors, and the lei
ter OF James w. Watson, General Agent and Store
keeper of the Pententary, be referred 10 select
ntee; and that said committee proceed to investigate
the whole subject Of the manage cement of the Penen.
tary institution with leave 10 send for persons and pa
pers.
On motion, the House dlourned.
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Friddu, February II.

The revenue bill was taken up and discussed during
hill by striking out twelve and half cents for every
hundred dollars worth of land, and inserting ten cents
This .a,sed the question of increase of taxation
meet the public engagements and the current expenses
ofthe Government. Mr. Dorman, slr. Gregory, Mr. Ste
phenson of t, Mr.. Lee, Mr.. Robertson and Mr.. Will
liams opposed the motion to amend, and urged the
wisdom and policy of increased TAXATION in the present
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-13
Lears tie choice of your Piano 10 myself, an! RI
insure NON d fine one.

THERE many persons tho would purchase f.ao Foes il
i they being suited without Ia
would say, choice of -siraerl
and ii send indifferent article !. 49, Ne
Simply you. ORDER and say priced
chosen.
am thoroughly convinced nJs.f that Pianos superior
and in nay convinced
them tried before 5ein. paid 5r M power
make a mo li3erai proposition Z. p. NASH,
Jan % s.-2aw3sl.
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H. We requested 10 announce, TINT Col. Pal
Taylor declines poll At Tie next Election fir tie
county Of Halifax i I'VE part with Col Taylor WI.
deep regret. As sau:ei and dis Interested RcPa'a-
can, honest and console ous and attentive Dele"
gate he leaves superior behind him n our pubic
councils
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financial condition of the Comn7nw e2itL. The m1-
ton TO amend was lost BY large majofity, - T. =!
S;r Nag moved farther amendment to impose 81.
same tax or town property IS imposed upon tie
species % property the country but before any vote
vas taken the hour being late, the House adjourned
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Deaths.

Deaths.
Died, in th Town Saiifay. the 23rf instant, Mrs CiE.
NAV. H. Ci.cErr wife 81 nr Thomas H. Cage, aud dlagt
Of the late Benjamin oden, Of Pnce Georges Court @
land. the deceased, Death ha- rcmu.-t from
trial Of those examples 81 ever oc d
Christian vrtne. which Heaven occasionally lends T. el
beacon light guide yandrrer through lite dafkne :
time unciouded riories II eternity Pancgyre wn"i II
idle attempt could be ~ q" II-tcs
II her merits. say that every relation wh
marked career daughter, sister wife, mother
,fess christian
None knew her but 10 lost
Nor named her bu; ?rai>-.'
i=c'bary Germs n LI5rrty.
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William Woodbridge (Wh'g) has been elected sena
tor Of the l. : from the State OF Michigan for years
from the 18th day Of March next, succeed Mr. Nor
veil whose term will then have expired.
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McLEeD ISDlorED-The Rochester Evening Advo
cate Of Thursday week says: "One Of the witness
returned from Lockport states that true bill has beer
found by the grand jury against Mcleod for murder
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TT, We are requested 10 announce jonathan i So.
VAIL candidate 70 represent the county ot ii4!tlE
| in the mex: General Assembly.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.

REMARKS OF MR.. WILLIAMS. IF Shenandoah,
In opposition 10 the motion far tie ndinic postpone
meat of the Till increasing The capital Of the Taliey
Turnpike and for other purposes, derered February
q, ISL.
MIR RIDLEY having concluded his remarks in favor
OF the indefinite pos,ponement Of the bill
Mr.. WILLIAMS said he was not surprised at the
opposition Of the gentleman, but he surprised a;
his argument and conclusions The whole Of the argu-
ent rested upon false basis, shall clearly demon
strate He the ground that the company have
means sufficient complete the work and adduces IN
proof the report of said company which shews that the
individual stockholders are, in arrears, the
Of SD 5o2 w
To which add the amour, due by the State 293l0 30
Tolls received upon that part of the road,
now finished, 2,2Sc 10
Interest received on State Scrip, SO -
Making in all s46679 81
From this exhibition would seem that really the
company able to complete the work: and yet the
company asking additional subscription OF
81 GOO on the part OF the State, and loan of So, 900
The facts of The will clearly show that there Is
not the least inconsistency and that of the above sum,
the company have realized but 4 small amount; ana
that If it all paid up, the company would want TIE
sum of $4,000 from the State, TO enable them 10
complete the road.-A plain statement of facts VIII
fully demonstrate the position =
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ID. :. GREGORY IL Co., Managers.
OFFICE OPPOSITE EAGLE RUINS, Richmond, IA

SPLENDID LOTTERY!
Capital Prizes
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000, 10000!
Fourteen draua Numbers each paekagc 81 ~ TICKETS
VIRGINIA LEESBrRG LOTTERY. Glass = far Ell, u
determined drawing of tie Laor Ioteg, G No l.
be dawn Al Aexanlna D. O. atnrfay. bi March, l.iI.
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plrnMnln MARHEl.s-E,h. j.

Rereias III Tae,c.o continue .Iryr say 100 Lids
inspecting daily; watering lu-- Si sis leaf
common 81 ST. mdl!.n. 81 So. good 10 ne :; So.
few is superior manufacturing qualities have been odd u
- 800: general of leaf, Inspections, sI
NHE.r-si % u 10 per busiel.
fLoca-Cana sit so per barrel
WISFREE & WIl.LIiN<0N.
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I. seldom chance offered public tie above
Magnificent Scheme pesens;-thos- therefore, who desire
avail themselves the opportunity OF will do
we'll 10 send their orders early.
Orders for Tickets and Shares, and Certificates Packa
VIII he promptly attended to- and the draw
over, Will al who order from
Address u. :. GREGORY co, -IfaHGgers.
Febl3 l9J-tdl Richmond, III.
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by last Evenings Mail.

From et the De-. inforze! sesaei a El.ins.aa
"WAsnISoroy Feb. / / II.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08
headache,
JUDGE PATTERSON.


~ son, for thirty years the first Judge Of
the county in which he lives:
MIDDLETowN, N. j., MARCH 10, 1910.
.MeSTS. ConlStock e. Co.,
GENTLEMENN--Yo are at liberty to make use
of the following certificate as you deem will best
subserve the purposes for which il is intended:
CERTIFICATE OF JUDGE PATTERSON
| HEREBY CERTIFY that my daughter has been
afflicted with sick headache for the space of about
20 years,--the attacks occurring once in about
two weeks, frequently lasting "a hours, during
which time the paroxysms have been SO severe,
as apparently soon to deprive her of life. And af-
ter having tried almost all other remedies in vain.
have been induced as last resort to try Spohn's
Headache Remedy as sold by you; and to the
great disappointment and JOY Of herself and all her
friends, found very material relief from the first
dose OF the medicine She has followed up the
directions tn the article, and in every case when
an attack was tn eatened has ndimmedate re-
lief, until she is near permanently cured. The
| attacks now very seldom, and disappear al
most Immediately after taking the quantity di-
rected. A hope that others may be benefited by
the use of this truly Invaluable medicine, has in
duced me to send you the above, and remain YOUR
Ob't servant, JEHU PATTERSON
| Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
Sold by COMSTOCK & CO., 9 Fletcher
street, New York, and in Yazoo CITY. by
R. H. RANDOLPH.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08
YazoO City, April s, lS4I. 4O-tE.

THE public are respectfully informed.
that j. S. & H. LEAvEL bought, in February
last, very large STOCK OF GOODS
They were purchased exclusively with
CASH when Domestic Goods were at their
lowest prices, consequently, can afford to
sell them as CHEAP as any point in the South.
| have determined TO quit merchandising as
soon as can sell off my present Stock, and
in order TO do so, quickly, | will offer nv
goods exceedingly CHEAP. shall be pleas
ed to have my old customers continue 10
Palronize me while | remain in business.
Merchants above this, who buy their goods
in New-Orleans, will find it their interest 10
call and examine my prices.
II. LEAVEI,.
Yazoo CITY, April 8, 1871. 4Otf
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08

WHE subscribers lease having expired at
Il the Saw Mill formerly ned by Mr..
s. Howard, has purchased and is now run
ming the SAW MILL about a quarter of 2
mile above this city, which was built by W.,
K. Jackson, and is prepared to fill all Bills in
that line of business, at the shortest notice.
Having also ESTABLISHED aLUMBER YARD
in this city directly opposite the Store of
Messrs. M E. o. RELY, will keep constant
ly on hand full assortment of LUMBER
suitable for all kind of buildings. also. wheel
arms and bucket plank for Steamboats,.
J. M. ANDERSON.
Yazoo City, Feb. 90. I84l. 33-H.
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NOTICE.

IT ME undersigned having obtained letters
of Administration on the estate of Jas
Warren, decd, at the March Tenn Of the
Probate Court, 1871. Persons having claims
against the estate, will please present them
within the time prescribed by law, or thew
will be forever barred.
A. s. PERKINS, Admir-.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08
NOTICE

THE co-Partnership heretofore existing
Il between J. S. g. H. LEAvEL. was this
day dissolved by mutual consent-H. Leavel
having purchased ]. S. LeaveI's interest in
the Stock Of GoODs,& all debts due the firm.
Those indebted TO the firm will make paw
ment to II. Leavel, who alone is authorized
to settle the same.-Any claims against the
firm will be paid by H. Leavel.
JAMES S. LEAVEL,
H. LEAVEL.
Yazoo City, April s, l64I. 4O-tr
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08

Pay up!! Or look Quill!
"A great amount of money is still due me
I for Job Work and advertising for the last
four or FIVE years, and those who wish 10
save costs will please to call and settle With
out delay. J. A. STEVENS.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08
Tax Collectors Sale
will sell at the Court House door of Washington county
Mississippi on
Ionday, the 18th Of October, Is41,

within lS4O
will be with all
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08

Arthur & Fulton
Allison James
Boyd Thos. P.
Burke Glendy
Bayley E Il w
Crutcher Geo. B.
Crane R. E.
Chewing & Dawson
Caldwell Isaac
Condray ]. & w.
Caliness & Mayfield
Caldwell & Downs
Crane S. A.
Crane C. M.
Crane James NJ.
Chambers George
Calender Joseph
Downs I D
Dawson H. S.
Dunn w. & B.
Dunlap H. w.
Davis z. & J.
Dickens L Miller
Ellis Pouhattan
Ewing Martin w.
Ewing T. M.
Davenport R. G.
Edwards B. w.
FltZe Gideon
Folkes }. O. }: W.
Davidson w q >
roster Jonn
r,,snuc
,,.1,
Gaie l honiaS
Houga Joseph r TT
c;,,,, A..
un.,...u.:L
urDA tn
huston Z CHA
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08

ENTERERs' NAMES.
Arlington Stephen
Arthur & Fulton
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McNiel & Fundabergo
Nc Allister d. X.
Meeks Haynes q
McCraken
Nicholson ] R
Nelson Thomas G
Mutt X
Newman J II
Neibert g. wilkins
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08
a GARD.

Yazoo CITY. April 8. 1871.
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Folkes J. g. ]. w.
Davidson w g. ]
Foster John
Folks s g. M. c.
Furlow g. Led
Fulton Z. X.
Gibson & Hoops
Gale Thomas