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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-03

Superior Court Of Chaacerv, Aug. Rules
or THE STATE OF MIssssPPI. l84t
Nicholas O'Reilly, OF al survivors &c.
[2l6sl vs.
Parham Buford OF al.
TTPON opening the matters of this Bill,
u and il appearing that the defendant,
Parbam Buford, is not an inhabitaut Of this
State. bit resides beyond the limits thereof
so that the ordinary process Of this Court
cannot be executed on him, is therefore
ordered, that unless he be and apper before
the Chancellor at the Court Room IN Jack
son, on the first Monday in January next,
and plead, answer or demur 10 said Bill,
the several allegations thereofwill be taken
for confessed as to him, and such order
and decree made therein as the Chancellor
may deem equitable and just. And il is
further ordered, that copy Of this order
be inserted in the "Yazoo City Whign once
q week for two months excessively.
Test, r. L. DIXON, CI'k,
By VIM. T. Fountain, d. @.
James R. Clark. p O.
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TRUSI SALE.

10y virtue of a Deed of Trust executed
- by Hayden Leavel, bearing date April
9TH lS4l, and duly recorded in Book L. pa
ges SIT and SIS. in the Office of the Clerk
Of the Probate Court of Yazoo county and
State Of Mississippi, to secure to the COM
mercial Bank Of Manchester the payment Of
Promssory Note, made by said Leavel and
made payable TO said Bank, as will more full
liz appear by reference to said Deed in
Trust; 81 will expose to public sale to the
highest bidders for cash, Gin pursuance Of
the authority vested in me as Trustee. by
said deed on Monday the first day Of No
3ember, 1871, between the hours Of 70 M
and A P. M, before the front door Of the
dwelling-house of said Hayden Leayel, in
Yazoo city, the following slaves, to wits
Singleton, aged 10 years, Edmond, aged Y
years, charles, aged 8 years, Rebecea, aged
Is years, Minerva, aged q years, Jane, aged
6 years, Violet, aged 4 years, and Mary Jane
aged I year.-ALso. all and singular. the
Household and Kitchen Furniture on sale
premises of said Leayel. Twill make sucl
title to the purchasers Of said property, IS /
IN me vested. by virtue Of said deed IN trust
j. ". CALDWELL. Trustee.
Yazoo CITY. April 9th, l64l 1928
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10y y. y. ABNOLDl ID. NJ.
Aug. 6, 1871. IPr fee $lel 4.5t
Take Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the Office ofthe
n 'sYAZOO BANNER.' p for Subscription,
Advertising or Job Work, are requested to
make immediate payment to the undersign-
ed or sui: will be instituted without respect
to persons, as further indulgence will not be
given. S. i. CORWlNE.
Benton, July 81, 1871. 3-tf
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WWE would respectfully inform an those
who have Watches on .JeUeIry re-
naming IN our possession, that they are left
~ the Store Of Messrs j. IS. & H. LEVEL, in
this city.
Should any OF our customers wish work
done, during our absence, they can leave il
az the above place to be sent to rs at
VIcKsBURG, a. our risk, where il win be
puuciually attended TO and returnd with dis
patch. WILSON 81 KLEIN.
Yazoo Cltys June q. 1871. Aft.
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NOTICE

TT have remoysI my Law OFFICE to the In
IL surance Buildings on Jefferson Street.
nearly opposite the residence of Capt. Kim
bell, where will always be found,a usual
except when absent on Professional business.
F. w. QUACKENBOSS.
Yazoo City, Aug. 6. 1871. Aft.
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NOTICE.

T the Sept Term Of the Probate Court
- Of Yazoo county, shall apply for an
Order to have my Dover IN the above des-
cribed lands allotted and set off to me ac-
cording TO law
SUSAN BARBER,
Formerly Susan Martin,
BY her Atty Rob't S. G. Perkins
July q, lS4l. LPr fee $l61 AT.
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Ihos. y. Caldwell.
y virtue of the above Vendilioni Ex-
- polas to me directed from the Honor-
able United States Circnit Court for DIE
Southern Districtof Mi, viii expose u
public sale lor cash. before the Court House
door q Yazoo county, MI, within TIE honrs
prescribed bg law, Ell Monday, The Gil day
81 September next. oil lhe right, title and
interest," the said defendant CALDWELL, hath
ln oE to the following described property,
70 Wit The southwest quarter and north
half of east half of southwest quarter of
Section 3@ IaHnship I, Range East.
conialning So bun Il and forty acres more
81 ess; eHle1 81 le property Ct the de.
iendan ldNsl and will 30 sold to satisfy
The above stated Nenditloui Exponas and
costs oi suit
ANDERSON MILLER Marshal.
~ ARNOLD D M
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CHANCER.Y NoTTllE-.


superior COt1rf - chancerys July RgiEs
or THE STATE 81 ssissiPri. Ig4f
Henry g Hiram Hagan,l Upon opening
T2I4Sl vs.. the matlers
James ] B White 81 IL of This Bill, and
IL appearing that The defendants James
Dick, William ] Mclean aud Horny r. ".
Hill are not inhabitants Of this State bul
reside beyond the limits thereof, 50 that tle
ordinary process Of this. Conft cannot Be
executed H.them, ~ wherefore ordered,
that unless lbe said defendants James Dick.
William j AcLean and Henry r.. w Hill,
appeas before the Chancellor Al lhe Court
Room II The town Of Jackson, on Tie first
Monday IT January next, and plead, answer
oF demur % said Bill, the several allega-
tons thereof, will be taken for confessed as
to them and such order and decree made
therein as the Chancellor may deem equita.
bic and just And il is further ordered,
that a copy of this order be inserted III The
"Yazoo City Wing" once week for two
months successfully.
T@Txyy-xav
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rs hereby Given-That the co-parlnership
heretofore existing between the subscri.
bers, under the firm Of RoBTsoN & ALIENS.
isthis day dissolved BY mutual consent -
The affairs Of The concern will Be settled
By JANIS NJ. ALLEN who is duly authorised
to use the name Of tie firm In liquidation
only.
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CEIANCERY NOTICE.
Superior Court Of Chancery.l July RULES
OF TRR STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. I84I.

CE1ANCERY NOTICE..
Superior Court Of Chancery.l jury RULES
OF TaR STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. l84I.
Samuel aanoa, NJ. Hanna, upon opening
220S vs.. the matters Of
William B Harper, etalj this Bill. and i
appearing that the defendant William b.
Harper is not an inhabitant of this State,
but resides beyond the limits lheraof, "a that
the ordinary process of this Court cannot
be executed on him,-It IS tbetefore order.
ed, that unless the said defendant William
B. Harper, appear before the Chancellor al
the Court Room in the town OF Jackson, or
the first Monday Of January next, and plead
answer or demur to said Bill, the severa
allegations thereof, will be taken for con
fessed as to him, and such order and de
cree made therein as the Chancellor ma,
deem equita Die and just. And it is further
ordered, that copy Of this order be insert
ed in the '.Yazoo City Wing" once week
for two months successfully.
r. L. DIXON, Clerk.
By VIM. 7. FOUNTAIN, D. c.
Wilkinson & Niles, P. Q.
July Is, l64l. (Pr fee $l5) lot
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e. i. DIAUN, OIeTK.
By WM 81 FouyTArN. D. q


Of1AINNEIGY NOllOE.
Superior Court Of Chancery,l Jun9 RULES.
OF THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI. l84l.
james Dick, ct al Upon opening the
John Il. Troly, et al Bill,and It appearing
that the defendant William H. Hanna is not
an inhabitant of this State, but resides be-
yond the limits thereof, so that the ordinary
process of this Court cannot be executed on
him,-Itis therefore ordered, that unless the
said defendant William H. Hanna, appear
before the Chancellor at the Court Room
in the town of Jackson, on the first
Monday of January next, and plead, answer
or demur to said Bill, the several alega-
cations thereof, will be taken for confessed
as to him, and such order and decree made
therein as the Chancellor may deem equta-
Bile and just. And il is further ordered,
that copy of this order be inserted in the
"Yazoo City Wing" once week for two
months successfully. y
r. L. DIXON, Clerk.
By VIM. T. FOUNTAIN, D. c.
Wilkinson & Miles, p. @.
July 10, 1871. (Pr fee $I5) 1-9t
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FRANCIS 1LsLEE. Jr.
CON SION AND + Or RDING
9ln 4n "a ~ 4lan "a 4n 81


B @ 1 rs N1a
No. !, Clay STREE, one door from tse Leeee.
W10NSBWR@s
80
ME undersigned Offers for sale;
200 barrels Mess and Prime Pork,
100 bbls fresh superfne Flower,
100 pieces Kentucky Begging,
100 coils do Rope,
100 pieces assorted Scotch Bagging,
so, " Northern Rope,
A full supply of 10 and bushel Gunny
Bags,
20 hhds superior family Hams, assorted.
10 do Bacon Hams, Sides and Shoulders.
100 sacks Salt, coarse and fine, assorted.
The above are offered for sale at the
lowest market rates, by
FRANCIS ILSLTEY. If.
N. B.-Ah articles required for plantation
supplies. which may not Be ia hand. Will be
purchased with particular care, CSc.. at the
lowest rates. F. ILSLEY, Jr.
July l5, 1871. 4-3m.
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CHANGER u NOTICE.
superior court ok Chancory.l Jury RUrrs
of TIE SEATE oF MISSISSIPPI 1871.
George W. johnson, 81.

100 rs.
Philip u Ford and Solomon Wolfe
MIPON opening The matters az tbs BIN.
and Is appearing that Tie defendant
solomon Wolfe is not an inhabitaut of his
State, but resides beyond The limits thereof.
50 that the ordinary process of this Court
cannot be executed on him;-It 4 therefore
ordered, that unless the defendant Solomon
Wolfe, appear before lhe Chancellor Al Inc
Court Room IN the town Of Jackson, on The
FIRST Monday Of January nexi, and plead.
answer or demur TO said Bill, the several
allegations thereof. viii be taken Is cOtifess-
ed on him; and such order and decree made
therein as the Chancellor may deem equita-
bic and just. And il IS further ordered,
that q copy of this order be inserted in the
"Yazoo City Whign once a week for two
months successfully.
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Anthony Brown & Henry Brown.

Anthony Brown g. Henry Brown.
IPON opening the matters Of this Bill,
~ and it appearing that the defendants
are not Inhabitants Of this State, but reside
beyond the limits thereof, 50 that the ordi-
nary process Of this Court cannot be execu.
fed On them,-It IS thefore ordered, that
unless the said defendants appear before the
Chancellor at the Court Room in the town
of Jackson, on the FIRST Monday Of January
next, and plead, answer or demur 10 said
Bill, the several allegations thereof will be
taken for confessed, and such order and de-
cree made therein as the Chancellor may
deem equitable and Just. And it is further
ordered, that copy of this order be insert
ed in the "Yazoo City Whigi' once week
for two months successfully.
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James r. Clark, p. Q.
Aug. 20, 1871. (Prfee Sl5) Got.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-03
r. y DIXON. Clerk.
By VIZ. II. FoUNTA
CHANCERY NOTICE.

or THE STATE OF MIssIssiPPI. 1871.
Zacharie q Kerr lTTPON opening
2l5ll VS.. the matters 81
William H Bowers this Bill. and ii ap-
pearing that the defendants not an inhabi-
tant Of this State, but resides beyond the
limits thereof, SO that the ordinary process
Of this Court cannot be executed on him,
It is therefore ordered, that unless the said
defendant appear before the Chancellor at
the Court Room in the town Of Jackson, on
the first Monday Of January next, and plead,
answer or demur to said Bill, the several al
Legations thereof, will be taken as confessed,
and such order and decree made therein as
the Chancellor may deem equitable and
just. And it's further ordered, that copy
of this order be inserted inlthe .Yazoo City
Whig' once week for two months success
sively. R. u. DIXON, Clerk.
BIZ WIN. T. FOUNTAIN, D. o.
p. I'LL n -
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SersIal Indians have cone IN on de Gulf
side q lie various pests. On he Tth insL
no hundred and twenty Indians were
shipped from Tampa Cor de West. among
diem C0osa T1slennggee. Many olhex
are waiting, and VIII Be sent forward -
soon = he REQUESTS transportation can be
obtained. Al dis news i somewhat
cheering. I'd spears 10 indicate more
sincerity On he Psri Of sOme Of The enc
my, or l should say more disgust with
de war. ih1n has Of lsie been attributed
10 them.
You may remember The place called
Sarasota, some forty miles below Tam
"a, where wss formerly situated Pache-
cos store. This position has been occu-
pied By he Isl Regiment Of Infantry. II
has Just been abandoned on account Of the
Eexireme sickness. Fort Kmgis still We
~ sickly, as il Mieanopy.
have Just learned that party Of eight
Indians attacked die settlements on Bran.
dy branch about IL miles from Fort Mo-
Mac on the I4ih instant. and killed Mr..
Daniel Greer and . Dir. William Brown.
Another source reports the last name e
Be William Barber.
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Carrying concealed y7rms.--The dread
ful occurrence which was investigated be-
fore Judge Dick on Wednesday last, eli
cited from the Judge and from he Coun-
self some casual remarks on the practice
Of carrying deadly weapons, which all
present were no doubt gratified TO hear,
from quarters so intelligent and influen-
tial. With one Of the gentlemen we
think, and long have thought, that our
General Assembly should take effective
steps TO eradicate this noxious sprout Of
the customs Of the Southwest. The prac-
tice is not prevalent in our community,
and we arc proud and happy to say it,
But in other sections il does prevail, to an
extent not only justifying but requiring
Legislative interference.
Probably more than half the shocking
deeds Of violence and murder, which are
daily occurring, and of late have been
dearfnlly increasing, result more immedi-
;ately from the circumstance that the per-
petra,ors have instruments of death,
;absat their persons while their anger is
npon them. And il is a reflection which
we think warranted in the philosophy Of
the human mind, that constant familiar
ity with deadly weapons bege,s secret
desire to use them; thus implanting and
nourishing, by means Of this vain custom,
the most unnatural and fiendish propen.
slty ever entertained by the human heart
Greensboro Patriot,
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
ETisei eli letter 70 The Ilaiisd states Ca.
zeur. dated

EIiasci eli letter 20 The Halted states Ca
zeur. dated
Washington. May &c. 1871.
Much surprise has been expressed by
The public. that our Minister in Isondon
should have taken upon himself the re-
sponsibilily OF recommending the imms-
date return Of our squadron from the Me.
Jiieusnean..
This surarise viii 10 some measure
cease ahsn I inform you lhalMr. Steven.
son had infofmsIion that The British Cor
srnmrnl had transmitted inTrueiions 20
the Admirals on ills American station. or
fering them. Immediately upon receiv.
ing snihsniic infsrmsiion that Mcleod,
an Ofiire Of The British Army, had been
executed. 10 proceed on the coast Of the
United States. and 10 sci FIRE 10. and
burn doun, our ellies and towns slong
the whole coast.
Such 10 the rumor here. which have
no doubt will prose substantially true.
What an awful responsibility rest,
upon the Jackson and Van Buren, I'd
minis1a,ions. who. after having eaercis
ed The sovereign authority Cor twelv
years. and wasted millions Of ihs publ
money, have left The country wholly ID
leneeless. and exposed 10 The ravsgss Q
esery ruthless invader.
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coTsToaasasf u ils Nsiisaal laisli-
gtaasF.

CeFFt5FoaasRcf 81 ils AaiiaHal iafslii-
EtaatF.
Me- TEA. as, e
The Cusl0m-hoaSe Commissioners,
sent here BY The Executive and Sc AIRY
Of de Treasury. begin early and WORK
late. They hold heir sessions with
closed doors. in the new cnsiom-hoase.
and have 50 ar examineda great number
Of witnesses. The result u lhese EXAM
nations Is . matter Of profound secret
with he Commissioner themselves, and
with nearly al who hare been examined.
A stray truth, however,. Is eked out nov
and then. which eonyinces me that the
charges made in the Express viii be sus-
tanned. The more that Is known Of The
New York cuslom-house under loco ma
nagemeni, the less surprise there i Il me
infamous results which have been br0nghl
10 light marvel not that the ex-ofhcial
objects TO investigations, or that sneering-
~ they are called slar-chamber commis-
si0ns. When the truth Is known-if the
whole truth ever could be known-ihe =
mount Of revenue Of which the Govern
meni has been defranded-the extent Of
the robbery Of New York merchanis-lhe
compromise money received BY The Col
leci0r and his agents-the consent, per-
haps connivance. Of higher power Al
Washington % the Illegal and unjusti6able
frauds upon the revenue here,-when all
this Is known, the Globe win rail the
louder, and denounce the more. But Al
present It's opposition 70 investigation is
al least very suspicious.
The business Of the city ihe past week
has been without much elleration from
the week previous. The fpring trade is
about over, and the spring travel has be-
gun. The city is wei filed with stran-
gers, and in a small way considerable bu.
siness Is done. The news from Europe
has had the effect 10 bring cotton down
one-half per cent, and this and other caus-
e. have advanced flour l2a cents. Mo-
ney continues abundant with capitalists
and in bank, and those who discount and
lend rather seek investments than have
them sought after. Extra security, how
ever, is required.
The Exchange table to-day shows the
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judge, Mr. WsbsisFWM nsvsss poPulaI|
- lie i n0N.
Mhat VII - de measures % de new
Congress becomes jnsi nov amaEer Of
great public inieEesL Every body knows
that die sub-ueassry bill vii be repealed.
and he great majority. ] lhink. expeci
thai he subsfiinie VII he national bank.
The bankrupt bin. the Distribution BIN,
he revision q The tariff he contraction
81 loan 10 pay de public debt. IL not
questions ofeonesponding interest. are Al
least only Of secondary importance. The
fst wish Of every man Is tkst Congress
would exercise is constitutional power 70
give the people . currency. no one
wishes thar the Government should take
care Of the people. but al sensible men
do wish lhai the Government would aban-
don al experiments and 90 back 10 those
constitutional landmarks which would
enable the people 70 take care Of ihem-
selyesa
New YoiL. kias .
wrote you a day or two since that .
large number Of emigrants had recently
come into ihe country. The number, in
stead Of being large, Is immense-more
indeed for the 20 days past Than remem-
Der 10 have knoWnor 70 have heard OF ar
irving Al any period in ihe history Of the
city. Our streets are thronged with Irish,
Swiss. Germans and French. Many have
the means ofliving here, but the mass are
in state Of destiintion. A brief month
or two viii probably prove to them only
transfer from The poor houses Of Europe
20 the poor-houses Of the United States.
l have no means Of ascertaining the num-
Der Of emigrants who have arrived for the
month Of May, but between May and
June an estimate Of Eve thousand At this
port alone would be considered small. A
great number also are on their way to the
United States from almost all The ship
ping ports Of the old world.
The custom-house Commission CONT
nues with undated interest. There is nc
lack Of evidence, hear, and but for the
| perplexing nature and troubles Of being
summoned and examined, much more
could be told than is known. A new IRE.
formed) custom-house officer win appear
in the (" Express" tomorrow. During
the late campaign he published some mum
bers signed "Aristides." Awriter in th'
Evening Post affects TO discredit thes'
statements; whereupon Aristides says h
is ready 20 prove all he has said, and in
yites examination before q committee
The charges Of "a Custom-house Off
GER" relate more 10 the public store
than 10 other departments. Those Of A
ristdes 10 other branches Of the Custom
house practices and services under III
management Of opposition officers.
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Deaih Of Commodore clarfon--The
N.w York Courier and Enauiur Of Fri.
d,y announces the arrival u that port
az the ship Na,ehsz, from Vslparalsb.
bringing papers 10 the 10Th u March.
Commodore Alexander clsr'on. cnm.
m,ndsf ri the American squadron in The
Pacific. died - Taleshusno on The 9Th III
March. III. remains were Inferred II
Valparaiso on The l2lh. The U. 8. cor.
,erIs Yurkln~n. Capt. Aullck, arrived ~
Valparaiso. March Goth. from Ria Jsnsi.
70. The Matches brings I02. 900 dollars
in specie.
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Respecting the Commission Of Inyesti-
CATION al the New York Custom-house,
the Commercial Advertiser Of Monday
evening says: "The investigating COM
miliee has not closed its labors, nor is il
likely 10 do 30 NJ present. Although they
have been using the probe but single
week, we are informed that many deep
and grieyous sores have been discovered.
In other words, we are assured that dis
closures of rascalities so stupendous as al.
most TO startle belief have been made, and
the investigation is not half completed,
The disclosures are chiefly wrung from
those who have been engaged in the Gus.
ioms--who are acquainted with the Sc.
crets Of the prison-house. We are furth.
err assured that the recent astounding
statements Of "a late custom-house off.
cer,' as published in the Express, have
been sustained; and we have also learned
that those statements have actually and
truly been derived from those lately in
the Custom-house, who have stood high
with the party"
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THE Fall Session will begin on the 5,h OF
July, and end on the las, day Of Noscm.
Der.
W. J. BINGHAM, Principal.
Assisted by Messrs. R. w. HUGHES, and
E. J. MURPHY; one Of
whom will conduct the English Department,
or The Principal begs leave TO remind his
patrons ofthe great Importance of having their
sons al school from the first to the last day Of
the session.
June2. 55-3w
= %..The Raleigh Register, Star, and stand
ard, Wilmington Chronicle. Newbern Spec,s.
Tor, Edenton Gazette, WASHINGTON Wing, and
DsnsiIIe Reporter, will insert once week for
three weeks.
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Messers. Mangum and Grayham.--
The standard" crews prodiciously, be-
cause the Wing Candidate for Congress,
IN the recent contest obtained SO small a
majority in Orange the residence OF
Mcssrs. Mangumand Graham. AtJudge
Mangum's Election ground, the vote stood
i4o Wing TO 10 Loco Foco; at Mr.. Gra-
hams Precinct, the vote stood 800 Wing
TO lei Loco. Had other parts OF the
County done equally well, the STAN
dard" might now be laughing on the 9TH
side Of its mouth. .Roieigh Register.
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WOOl-Carding.

SNIIE subscriber will have his Wool. carding
- Machines in operation By The s.h Of June,
seven miles north. west Of Hlllsboropgh. He
soIiciis the patronage &c his friends and former
customers. and the public generally; and as
he is deleEnlned 10 use every effort TO do good
work, he will have his machines ia good order.
and has GOT new cards; he therefore hopes TO
meet with encouragement. Wool must be
well washed, and picked clean OF trash and
burs, and have one pound Of grease to ten Of
woel Eight cents per pound for cardine white
wool, aud twelve aud halt cents Cor mixed,
or the fifth part Of the wool. Payment mast
be made when the wool ia taken away.
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
May IS. 74--3w