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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-07-02
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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19


relations. assure ihenns The efofe, that il
IS my intention io use every means Id my
powersto preserve The friendly intercourse
which now 50 happily aubsists with ever,
foreign nation. And That although. 81
course not well informed as 70 The state 81
pending negotiations with any Of them.
sccin the personal characters Of the soyer.
leigns, rs vel is ia The mutual Interests 81
our own, and Of the Governments with
which our relations are most Intimate, d
pleasing guaranty that the harmony 50 i'm.
i portant to the interests of their subjects. as
well as our citizens, Will not be interrupted
lby the advancement ofany claim or preten-
sion upon their part II which our honor
would not permit rs to weld. Long the de-
fender Of my COUNTS. . liz hts ID tie field. |
trust that fellow citizens will not see, i'm nv
earnest desire ~ preserve peace with foreign
powers, any indication that their rights will
ever be sacrificed, or the honor of the nation
furnished, BY any admission on the part 81
their Chief Magistrate unworthy of their
former glory. in our intercourse with the
aboriginal neighbors the same libelality and
Justice which marked the course prescribed
TO me BY two ofmy illustrious edecessors,
when acting under their direction in the dis
charge Of the duties Of Sup fihtendent and
Commissioner, shall be strictly observed. !
can conceive of no more sublime spectacle
none more likely to propitiale an impartial
and common creator than 4 rigid adhe-
renee % The principlesof justice, on the part
of powerful nation, Id IFS transactions with
a weaker and uncivilized people, whom cir
cumstances have placedat is disposal
deem the present occasion sufficiently
important and solemn to Justify me in ex-
pressing 10 my fellow citizens profound
reverence for the Christian religion, and a
thorough conviction that sound morals, reli-
gious liberty, and Just sense of religious
responsibility are essentially connected win
all true and lasting happiness And to that
good Being who has blessed US By the gifts
of civil and religious freedom who watched
over and prospered the labors of our fathers,
and has hitherto preserved to US institutions
far exceeding in excellence those Of any
other people, lot us unite il fervenlly COM
nending every interest of our beloved coun-
try in alIfnlure. [Oath administered.
Fellow citizens Being fully invested
with that high Office, to which the partiality
of my couniTymen has called me, now take
an affectionate leave ofyou. You will bear
with You TO your homes, the remembrance of
the pledge have this day given, to dis
charge al the high duties Of my exalted
station, according to the best Of my ability;
and shall enter upon their performances
with entire confidence il the support of a
just and generous people,
WASHINGTON. MAR1H Z, ls41s
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19
The Meeting tomorrow.
W'ho ars a0higs aasl .ssere rs lhegY


Who are aohigs and phere are theyq
We hope twill berocollecte BY ouf whig
friends II tie county generally hat ! meet.
Ing is to take place here Oh to-fnorfow. This
meeting has been called By the friends Of tie
party il this place il pursuance Of recon.
mendation Of tho State Convention, for TIE
purpose Of preparing ourselves for the gene
raj election in November next Come Up
gentlemen othe meeting and let ua see
what is to be done. Our State ticket Is to
Be opposed y seems, bitterly If not formula.
BY. It is not yet certain whciher we are %
have ''nn anti. bond payiag ieket', Or an old
school locofoco ticket, but one Or both may
be looked for. And ii should Be matter Of
indifference to us which. we are now upon
high ground lei US maintain it. Yazoo Is
erect. let her remain SO. Amaiority Of men,
two hundred thousand free and independent
voters have declared in favour Of the right
eous principles which we advocate. Those
principles are republican democracy they
are the principles Of justice, equal rights,
honour and the public welfare. The prima-
~ assemblages Of the people is whore those
doctrins should be asserted and advocated.
The advertisement calling the meeting
requests the attendance Of men Of all parties
to discuss the State Bond question. We
want to have old Yazoo utter her voice upon
this subject. IF there be q party in Yazoo
opposed to the integrity and permanent well
being of the State, we hope they viii ap-
pear tomorrow and utter out in an audable
voice the reasons why Mississippi should re-
pudiate her solemn engagements. If men
think they can stand up under the light of
the sun, and with their eyes erect, name the
name Of Mississippi in a tone of voice above
a whisper when ignomny and disgrace is
cast upon her from every quarter, we are
anxious to hear them talkit out. Ifinevita-
bic and indelable dishonour is palatable to
the feelings of honorable men, we want TO
hear the solicism explained.
Wehope the meeting viii be we'll attended.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19
YazOo City, March 10, 1a4I. ss-tf.
TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
DY virtue Of deed in trust executed By
~ Robert Burton, on the 18th January,
1888, andrecorded in Book G., pages 1923,
of the Probate Clerks Office of this county,
to secure the payment of certain promissory
notes therein particularly described, the FIRST
Of which notes is due and not wholly paid -
Notice is hereby given that at the request
Of the holders of said last mentioned prom
isssory notes, the undersigned trustee, as a.
foresaid, win proceed on Monday, the 29lh
day Of March next, 70 sell for cash 70 The
highest bidder, ID font Of Whitman's Hotel,
in Yazoo City, late Manchester,) all the fol
lowing described parcels ofland, or much
thereof as viii satisfy the balance 81 said
note now due, to wit The south hal and
northeast quarter, and east half Of northwest
quarter, Of Section SO, Township 10, Range
|, west: also, thesouth half of the east hall,
southeast quar- ter of Section %, Township
10, Range West: also, the noErh half and
west halfof The southwest quarter Of Sec
ton 4, Township 9, Range West: also,
the southeast quarter and northeast quarter
ofsouthWe quarter of Section 4, Township
9, Range West containing for the same
as above specified, eleven hundred and
ninet five acres be the same more Of less -
The tile 70 said property Is believed g be
good, but win, of course, convey only such
as vests ii me as trustee.
TdOS. j. EMS Cat liS Trustee.
Yazoo City. FEBRUARY S, 1871
Printers fee, S u SO ST.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19
A CAR ID.

NHE subscribers lease having expired 81
the Saw Mill fOmerly owned by Mr..
S. Howard, has purchased and Is now run,
ming the SAW MILL about quarter sc =
mile above this city, which was built by W..
3. Jackson, and il prepared 20 till All Bills in
that line Of business, at the shortest notice.
Having also established q UNBER YARD
in this city directly opposite the Store 81
MesSrs. n. & 3. o. Reilly, will keep constants
II on hand full assoTtment of LUMBER
suitable for ell kind Of buildings, also, wheel
arms and bucket plank FOR Steamboats,.
]. M. ANDERSON.
Yazoo City, Feb. 81, i84l. SS-tf
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19
Tax Collectors Sale.

WILL sell to The highest bidder rcash,
in froRtof the aPhoenix House, in "a
ZOO City, On Saturday, the 90 day sc lIaF.
le4l ,I.ols Nos. 266, 900, 40, and tle
west halfof Lot No. 27I wing and being
lin Yazoo City, situated on Ward and JefeF-
son streets, levied on as The properly Of
Jonathan Il Lawrence, and will be sold, 81
so much thereof, Dis will satisfy the taxes due
the Cooperation Of Yazoo City for he year
1910, together with al legal costs which
may accrue thereon.
JAMES PENNY, a. 4. 6.
Yazoo, City, Feb'y g, 1871 3-l4t.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19
ADVERTIsEWEN rs
CommerciaI Bank Of AIanc hester,

YAzoo CRY, II March, l84l.
IA N election will be held at the Banking
n House Of the Commercial Bank Of Man.
chester in Yazoo City, on Monday the 12th
day Of April next, for the appointment Of
eleven Directors in said bank TO serve for the
term of one year thereafter. Stockholders
and proxies are notified to attend. Theelec-
ton will commence ct Ii o'clock a. NJ, and
continue until o'clock r. ~
.5s. =. r. HUGHES, CGshier.
March 10, 1871. 36-4t
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19
NlI.ICE.

n The April Term 81 the Probate Court
- Of lazcc, as AdminisrIaior 81 Joseph
Chfisty, deceased, ~ shall pleseni ny &C.
count fora dnal settlement Of my adnihis-
tratIun On said estate, and ask 10 surrender
my letters
JOHN B / ALE, Admn's
February 24ih, 1871 33-1t.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19
A. g. HARRISON, Sheriff.
By J. B. HALL, D. s.
February 5, lS4l. [Pr Zee 4l5l 3O--5t

4 S1tae ~ - go. - A0O WA@l
The state Of NTississippi,l Probate Court,
YAzoo CoUNTY. Feb'y Terms 1871.
Upon petition fled by Winston Banks,
Administrator Of jesse Knighten, de-
ceased; Il is represented that said lessee
Knighten died seized and possessed Of the
following land, lying and being ii the cOun-
~ of Yazoo and State of MISSISSIPPI, Wis
the west half Of the northwest quarter of
Section "a, Township 10, Range i, West,
and that a distribution Of the same CANNOT bs
made to the heirs, without sale of tie
same. 1T is therefore ordered that al per-
sons Interested il said estate, Be and ap-
pear before the Probate Court, to Be holden
in and for the county Of YazOO aforesaid, at
the Court house theFeOf,in the town Of Ben.
Ton, on the 18th Monday Of April next, then
and there to sheW cause, il any they can.
why the prayer OF the petitioner should not
be granted-It Is further ordered that 1 CO..
py Of this decree Be published II the Yaz0o
City Wing, for six weeks successfully, and
that Citation issue % the heirs Of said Es-
tate, yiz.-Vi lillian Knighten, James Knieht.s
en-, John Knighton and M A. Gordon, wild.
oW Of Joseph Knighten, deceased, and Dau,.
phn Kniehtcn, to appear aud sheW cause
why the same should not Be sold Cor the
purpose of said distribution.
Attest, GEO. CROCKETT, Cl'k.
March lS, l64l (9'r fee SO SOY $685..
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19

We are authorized by numerous
friends of B. ROWAN HARDIN, ESQ.,, to
announce his name as candidate for Re
presentation IN the Lower Branch of the
State Legislature, from the county Of Yazoo,
at the November election.
The Yazoo Banner viii please copy.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19
PIIBIITC Ne - @.

o. Our paper makes is appearance some
what aser Than usual, to-day, The apparent
length De he Inaugural Address IS sufficient
reason for its delay. We received i late On
Wednesday evening and e lag 4 before on
renders ii this number has kept US digging.
h has als0 crowded ont our editorlal articles
and several advert isements
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19

10y virtue Of tile above stated VendiiiOnl
Exponis % me directed from he Hons 4
Circuit Court Of Yazoo county. II win seilat
public sale to the highest bidder for cash, a
the Court House door 10 the town Of Ben.
ion, within the hours prescribed by law, on
Monday the nineteenth DAY Of April next,
all the right. title and interest lhat defend
ant Stephen D. Howell has ID and 10 the toll
lowing described property, towit: One house
and lot, No. 425, ID Yazoo City; also lots
Nos 3l3, 312, 259 and 100; also one house
and lot No. 45l, and lots Nos lO4, 2I2, 2lS,
500, $50, los, lO6, 100, IS, IOl 200, go,
and 425 ali lying and being ID YazOo CITY,
and levied on a. the property 81 Stephen d.
Howell, and will be sold 70 satisfy the above
stated cases and cost.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19

IR. HARDlr' llEI7ana iiext week.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-30
RECORD.
RALIINnRE Market.

From the Baltimore AmeyicaB Of Dee. 81.
CATTLE-There were only about 250 lead Of
Beef Cattle at the drove yards this morning, ard
he sales reach co head al So so Tor inferior 10 IS
for good quality. The balance remain in the NOR
ket unsold.
HoGs.-A drove of 1900 head Of Live Hogs OF
superior quality, and averaging about los lbs. each,
was sold TO one Of the SaI;ers at the close of last
week at 81 per 100 lbs. Killed Hogs are selling
from stores Al 81 SO per 100 lbs.
FLoUR Holders Of Howard Street Flour are
asking Sc for good standard brands. bur there is
very little demand and no transactions have taken
place. The Wagon price is IS 873
WHEAT We hear Of no sales OF Wheat, and
therefore quote nominslly at 81 90 a 81 80 for
common 10 prime. No receipts Of Pennsylvania
Wheat.
CoRs-We note sales tf new Md. Corn to-day
at 50 cents for white and SO cents for yellow.
OATs.-Sales of Nd. Oats to-day at ~ a 80 cts.
WBtsKEY.-We note sales Of hhds. today at
2l1 CTS and bbss. at 22i a 90 cents. These rates
show a decline IN the article. We quote the wa
s"n price of bots. n, 10 cents, exclusive Of the bbl
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-30
MARRrED D,

On the 9th inst, By the Rev. Mr.. Light, Mr..
ALExAsDER PITCHER, to Miss ELIzaBErH RI.
pEsouR, all Of this county.
On the 18th inst. by The Rev. Mr.. H4rgraye,
Mr.. GEORGE DAVIS, TO Miss ELLEN FEARaaS,
daughter of Nj. Henry Fearman, all of this coun.
~.
On the 23d inst, nv the Rev. Mr.. Steele, Mr..
Isaac WERSwAG, of irper's Ferry. TO Miss EM-
MA B. TURNER. youngest daughter of Mr.. Isaac
Turner, of Kent CO., Md.
On Tuesday, 2lst inst. at ST. Peters Church,
Baltimore, by the Rev. Mr.. Balch. Rector of St.
Bartholomew, New York, DR.. CHARLES H STE
PHEs, of Maryland, to Miss VIRGINIA BALcB,
daughter of L. T. w. Balch, Esq of Leetown.
Virginia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-30

Agreeably to this statement, the popu-
Iation Of the United States must, in one
hundred years hence, amount to almost
three hundred millions Of souls, and not
one probably out Of every hundred thou.
sand now existing will live to witness that
event. That vast %concoursc Of people
must be formed OF those who at present
rest in the mystic embryo Of time. What,
a theme for contemplation. The state
ment above, considering the numerous adj
vantages possessed by this Republic, tend
ing to the increase Of population, does no,
seem at all unreasonable. How splendid
to contemplate, if our civil institutions
f,urish as at present, the grandeur and
strength of these United States one hun
dred years hence
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-12-30
T,r F,psrLocoMorIvn FROM Bosro,

TIE FIRsrLocoMoTIvE FROM BOSTON
About half. past three o'clock yester-
dav afternoon, says the Albany Daily
Advertiser Of Monday, two Locomotive
Fnqines, the Hampden and the Norfolk,
with their tenders, arrived at Greenbush
from Chatham. They came over the
road without %encountering any other oh.
stacle than that presented by a foot of
snow. Thus the railroad chain between
Albany and Boston is at length complete.
1t will be seer by an advertisement that
the first train OF cars will start from this
city for the East on Tuesday morning.
The Claremont Eagle, speaking OF this
important work, says
The road runs to the grand depot o.
the Erie Canal, and the manufacturers,
fishermen and importers Of M~assachusett:
will pour over it the treasures from fifteen
tributary railroads into the lap OF the
boundless west, and receive in return the
products of 81, 900 miles Of canals, rail
roads, lakes and rivers.