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The N. o. Pickayune digs into the tender sides of most conscientious neshbor of the Advertiser for hs supposed rdicue of the ''great cry and wool' affair of the Charles. We hasten take the respon- sbility, for it would be superatsey cruel to suffer the "indiv;du.l,, .~ i,a,- s;.s that he has as many of his own, as any one human being stagger under. We heartily unite with the
 individual in beseeching the Pic, to join the Adyer- tiser and Register in nothing We have no sort of afiinties and desire none. The knowledge of this fact explains his spasmodc effects and shd- der at any degree of supposed assimilation. ..ls.
 As for as the licking which the Pic has given us over the shoulder othe Advertiser we say nothing ex- cep that were in jest and the Pic in dead earnest thereby proving that he has not "made up his mind to bear rough jokes' upon this subject. There was abundant cause we admit for the course of the people of N. Orleans. Their conduct was prompted by the noblest impulses, and the article which the Pic complains of, does not and did not express our sentiments. In truth we never wrote it altho' it ap- peared in our paper. At the same time, there it is, and we are responsible for it. The writer did not mean to be harsh. He was happy at the peaceful termination of bloody looking business and had it been practical hoax played of on the N. Orleans public, the Pic must admit that it would have been
 very good one. .a5..a,f ..s. ..ss .a8 .4g. a.
 While on the subject, cannot forbesr to let out what struck very forciby during the climax of the mystery; and that is, that there was vast deal of humbug about the details of the expedition of the steam ship Neptune. Does the Picayune remember the log of the Neptune? How the guns were scaled at 6a minutes past ninehow the first boarders, and the second boarders and all sorts of boarders were stationed and published in italics--how the men were beat to quarters at 10 o'clock, and the ship cleared for action at another time-a related In the public prints with particularly and nicety that generally att
 taches to the most important affairs! The scaleng and the quartering, and the discipline were all very wel
 but put to the candor of the Pic, there not a little of unnecessary fuss displayed, to make the idle gape, and the natives starel We thought so, and we heard the thought repeatedly expressed. But even that fuss was innocent and the result of the best of motives-motives ofa generous humanity and manly indignation against the perpetrators of wrong. We should not have thought it worth mentioning but for the caustcity with which the Picayune punshes little harmless mirth. ..,n .i.l 4
 The truth is, we Americans are not used to war, and yet have great passion for the art We seize every opportunity for brush and hail an enemy as
 god-send-but the novelty of the situation when we get one urries us into some little excesses of humbug and gasconade. .f, ..t .i..
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CON SIG EE $ 4.

Per brig Linden Rives Battle & eos DeForest, Morris X Wilkins; Bullard; McGran & Noonan; DubOse Hoyt & Ford Harrison X Blar Desha, Sheppard X COS Mordecai Griggs, Barney X co; c Hodges; Hunting ton & Cleveland; w Tareton; W Chamberlain Coffin N Mccullough; Deshon, Taylor Myers; D Goodman; A Baxter; C Iangdon; w Tomlnson, Coinsi w Miller; Price, Ellis X co; Barron x Mead; T M English; D c LOwber; Adams Story; ] Ryan; c Labuzan; j Toulmin; l. Walker Bull & Files; II Gates; Stringfe
 low x Hanna; Mosely & co Conley; z Center & COS B II Fry; Cuyler Req; w Mccoy; D Duran; C Carhart; Boykin; Thompson Shreeye OReily; Y r Miller co; l. Gueringer; Robertson eos Auld; Jones; F Shaw X COS Allen q TIaden Bryden Mckay
 Per steamboat Anna Calhoun Kennedy NJ Vocovich
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Glue an inch, and take an EH.--The Wings are preparing to milk the public cow They propose to give away to the States all of the money obtained from the sale of ands and then take occasion to raise twice as much more inlieu of it.
 The whigs propose to divide, fairly and equally, among the States $3,OOO, ,OOO or $4 0O0, ,OOO year. They then propose to raise, fairly and equally, from the States $s3,00, 900 or $4, ,0O0, ,6OO a year.
 Why be at the trouble and cost of raising money, then divide it out fairly and then raise just as much more to take the place of that given awayl
 If the tariff will bear equally on each State then State will be benefited by receiving 1000 O0O, only to be collected right back again. with cost of collection added. If the tariff will bear unequaly, then it ought not to be adopted. Daniel Webster would not desire to introduce the British system of indirect taxation to an enormous extent, unless he had personal objects in view. That he has, we have doubt. What! give away $3,COO, ,OOO merely for the pleasure of collecting it again Not at al-they want many millions more than they now receive and they propose to give away several millions in order to have an excuse for raising an additional sun.
 MT. Kendall hts of the scheme very we'll. Hear him:
 ''Distributiou'' and Augmentation of duties on imports.
 "Distribution is a smooth-faced, plausible fellow, whe seeks to gain your attention and confidence by giving you ten dollars, while his companion, Aug mentation of duties" picks your pocket of twenty dollars The very fact that these two are found in company, proof that they are imposors and rogues Who ever heard of the alms giver and tax gatherer going out to carry their operations together F. Whea did the world ever see government guilty of the folly of sending of it's agents in company, one to give its people ten dollars each, and the otht to take ten from them the same time What wise government ever paid collectors agents to go through such an idle ceremony this This pro- ceeding is not folly; it is worse It is not to give ten dollars and take ten, but give ten and take twenty Brother Jonathan is to be satisfied and de- lighted by receiving ten bright dollars in hand, while the pckpocket tariff takes twenty of his pocket without his knowing it, and in the hope that he will never find it out This is the morality of sdistribu- tion" and "augmentation," it is the morality of whg reformers !
 The world will laugh to scorn the proposition ,- What, give away your revenue when you are obliged to borrow money and increase the taxes get along with the government 2 It deserves worse name than folly or improvdence, and will receive it from the lips of all honest men.-[St. Louis Argus.
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From the Journs, orcommorc.

This name of ''Capt, Wm. Gorham, Jr,'' if the whole and exclusive ownership of it belongs to one man, is something of treasure. For Captain Will liam Gorham Jr. master of the brig Susan Elizabetl m coming home from Buenos Ayres, in 1889, went ashore near Bah Maine, to the great damage of the underwriters in this city. The captain on that occa sion acted, of course, agent for whoever it might concern sold the vessel and cargo put the money his pocket, and has not to this day proceeded any further in his agency.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-30

We invite attention to Col. Benton's letter. The parallel which he draws between the present admin istraton and the long and corrupt ministry of Sir Robert wapole, is striking. He has ampfed the parallel in speech which hope to lay before our readers shortly.
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planl and habby concern. We believe that things are going on we'll in these diggns just now. There
 s nothing to be put down by the Courer's advocacy and we can spare it, to help our friends elsewhere, by opposing them.-Chas. Mercury.
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PASSENGERS

Per steamboat Champon-Col Webster, Col Wea- yer, Messrs Waried, McDermot, Jacoby, Ford, Gold smith, Stannard.
 Per steamboat Anna Calhoun-J Krebs and lady, MT Dragoon and lady, Mrs Clark Messrs Richards Kennedy Vooreh, Smith, Norhrope, ThorckmOrton, Thornh, w
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MOBILE IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
EXpART

EXPORTS. LiUerpooi-Ship Tecumseh l249 bales cotton Neic York-Brig food Hope: ll6 bales cotton, lM 1t cedar logs, l5 pkgs mdse. PrOUidence-Schr Pequot Is bales cotton 1lM feet
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MARINE IN TIE IL IG E ENCE. PORT OF MOBILE-J UNE 30.
CLEARED

CLEARED Ship Tecnmseh, Ripley for Liverpool Brig Good Hope, Hanbury, for New York, J Ryan. Schr Hornet, Va for New Orleans, in ballast. Schr Pequot, Phinney, for Providence, by master.
 ARRIVED Steamboat Champion, Baker, from New Orleans. Steamboat Anna Calhoun Duva, fin New Orleans. 1 Capt Moore, of the schr Belle which arrived here Il few days since, reports that when B miles from Pensacola bar fell in with wreck of large schooner dismasted and full of water partly on her beams end the name saybrook on her stern; appears to have been previously boarded-anchors and chains gone apparently not Is months old.
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DIED.

DIED, Yesterday morning, THOMAS A. infant son o Thus. A. and Jane Carr.
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A the 24th day of July next, at l2 o'clock, M. at Government street wharf, will at Public Auction sell the schooner FROLIC, her tackle apparel and fur nitnre, as she now lies at the said wharf.-the same beng part of the personal estate of Andrew Han- son, late of Mobile county, deceased. Ni'
 June23 10tts A. w. BARNES, Adm'r.
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A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-Ietters of EA Administration on the personal Estate of AN DREW HANSON, late of Mobile county, deceased, have this day been granted to the undersigned bv inc honorable the Orphans cour: of said county All persons indebted to said estae are hereby notified to make payment forthwith; and those having claim a ganst the same, to present them within the time limited by law, or the same will be barred.
 june23 10tc A. w. BARNES Ad,,r
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.Y .T ,tsssis sai7ial4 .aa ir hl's. sop A asOalI0 .0 | vi tieH VI .',@ -''', sGsJon .s3Tka & GaAEYAk
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ORPHANS CoURT-CLARKE COUNTY, ,

ORfHANS COURT-CLARkE COUNTY,
 JUNE 7th, 1641. { James Larkin, }YNHIS DAY came Thos. Figures Estate of 1 Administrator on the Estate of James Larkn, deceased, and suggests to the court that he has duly administered the of sand James Larkin and prays the for order of final set- clement: Whereupon, it is ordered that Saturday, the 24th day of July nex the court house of Clarke county, be appointed for the settlement of the ac- counts of said Admnstrator, and that publication of this order be made week for forty days in the Mobile Commercial Register and Patriot, newspa- per printed in the city of Mobile, that all persons n- terested may attend and hear the settlement of said accounts. A copy from the minutes.
 Attest, TERRELL POWERS,
 june21 9t*40ds Clerk.
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Tin -sIoTI, i .s9yod 0l-.AaT aaaWoqIUn .Ica : LfuH .J l0cyrml yd eivs 1ti .elo AZ
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The mail TO-DAY brings New York dates of the 22d and Washington of the same.
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N~~ FOURTH OF Ji LY BALL.-In order to give u7 full effect to the gl rous anniversary of tional independence spend military and citizens ball will be given at the New Theairr which will be superby fitted and decorated for the The following gen. tlemen have been appointed managers, with liberty add to their numbers and all appcuIons for tickets to be made to them
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HPT0.DAY

HPTO-DAY.
 CAPITAL PRIZE 5000 DOLLARS. G5- Tickets Only One Dollar and Fifty Cents. -kd) ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY, -CLAss No. 77, EXTRA, FOR lS41- Authorised by the Legislature of the State, for the Benefit of the Wetumpka Lodge No. 39. To be drawn at Mobile, on THIS DAY, June 30, 1S4I, at o'clock p, m, at the Mansion House Exchange, Royal-st. s. DAVIS & CO.,, Managers
 75 Numbers-12 Drawn Ballots
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The latest proceedings in Congress are contained in the following correspondence of the Charleston Mercury: .. .,n..l.. ..9....
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MEMORANDA. FALL RIVER, June l9-Ar, sloop Superior, Smith, fin Mobile. THoMAsToN, June 11-Sld schr Lime, Rock, fir Mobile
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-30

ENOR SALE for cash to close concern-A fami- Il ly of NEGROES, viz man 40 years old, good gardener, hoster, and servant; his wife, 30 years old, cook, &c., their children, boy years old, and girl years old. Also, two boys, 20, an ex- perenced waiter and house Sc want; the other draw man IS years old the above gre all good servants and will be sold low. Apply at the corner of Cont and Commerce sts. june 30
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OST OR M1SLA1D.-A Draft drawn by Row lI land Rugeley, of Lowndes county Ala. in my fa- vor and by me endorsed on Harrison and Blair of Mobile for Fifteen Hundred dollars. The finder will confer favor by forwarding it to me, directed to Lowndesboro Ala, or Harrison and Blair, Mobile. The acceptance of the draft being stopped, the paper is of no use to any but myself.
 june so ISM w. II. CROCHERON.
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27Sl4 Prizes, amounting to s7l,05l Tickets S1 50-Haves 75 cts-Quarters 37 I-2 cts.
 Packages of 25 tickets, >37 50 warranted to draw at least SIS. Packages of 25 half tickets, SIS 75, warranted to draw at least S9. Packages of 25quar ter tickets, s9 37 1-2, warranted to least $4 50.
 For packages or single tickets, apply at the Man agers' Office, corner of Dauphin and Water sts.
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H-D The friends of ALEXANDER WATSON, Jr., will A3 support him for the office of Clerk of the County Court at the ensuing August election. june 28
 TO THE VOTERS OF MOBILE CITY & COUNTY.
 aT ROBERT B. OWEN, respectfully submits his name a candidate for the CLERKsHIp THE CIRCUIT CoURT at the election the first Monday in August next-if elected he will be duly thankful, and pledges himself to faithful discharge of the duties of the ofce
 june 23
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RACON HAMS.--l2 bbIs Family Hams. for ID jes0 sale by LATHAM HULL & SON.
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A ADMINISTRATORS. NOTICE--The under LA signed having been duly appointed by the Judge of the County Court of Mobile county, administra- trx of the estate of Mathew Woods deceased, noti- fes all persons having claims against said estate to present them within tbe time prescribed by law, and persons indebted are required to make immediate payment. Ljune30 l3M] MARY WOOD,
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iune30

TWIN PLATE.-l50 boxes Tin Plate l 3x; 50 A boxes Leaded Plate; boxes 100 Plate Tin; g pigs Banca Tin; fl bundles Wire, Nos. to IF, landing from brig Linden, for sale by
 june30 E. c. CENTER & co.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-30

PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS BANK OF MOBILE.
 Mobile, June 29, 1S4l. YNHE Board of Directors have this day declared II dividend of 3per cent on the Capital Stock of this Bank, payable to the Stockholders on and after Tuesday next, 9th proxmo.
 1SM DANL. M. RIGGS, Cashier
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tt 100 REWARD.-'rhe office of the subscri- R lOO bers was broken open last night and the Iron Chest entered by of false keys and robbed of about One Ihousand Dollars. The only bills re- collected 800 bill Branch of the State Bank at Mobile; $l00 bill Decatur Branch; $l0 U. States Bill; $10 Texas Bill ;-the rest of the money in twenties, tens, lives, Gall Alabama) and dimes The above reward wll be paid for the recovery of the money or $50 for the conviction of the thief.
 s. DAVIS & CO.,,
 iune2l 9tf corner Daupbin and Water-sts
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AUCTION SALES.
BY LATHAM HULL & SON.

0A0 Coils Russia Hemp Rope; l2O kegs SOO Swede Iron Nails, landing from brig Lin den, and for sale by McGRAN & NOONAN,
 june30 l3tf St. Michael st.
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NOR SALE.-A first rate four horse OMNIBUS, II BAROUCHE and SULKY, will be sold on reasonable terms. Apply to
 F. JONES, june25 ll6 Warren and St. Francis-sts.
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,iIiGYlH .A ]. .,s roisW ia .rsilssioc3
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T ANDING from brig Linden from New York and AA for sale by the subscribers
 20 costs fresh Teas, ? casks Lnseed Oil
 bbs Spirits Turpentine jme30 DESHON, TAYLOR & MYERS
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SPERM CANDLEs.-2O boxes Sperm Candles, S landing from brig Linden from N York and for sale by DESHON, TAYLOR & MYERS,
 june30 corner Com. and COnti-sts.
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n~S PUBLIC BATHS.-The Commercial Bathing US Rooms in Exchange open every day from Ia. m. to 9p m. for Warm and Cold Bathing On Sun days they Close 10 o'clock m. Price reduced to 50 cents. decl4 I35tr
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-03
To the HOn.Q.D. Gibbs

Judge Of PrObGtes Of YdSO0 county and
State Of Mississippi. .
VOUR petitioner, Mary SlaytoF, would
represent to your Honor, that she was
intermarried with John Slaytor, who died
seized and possessed Of the following lands
situated in YazOO county, to wit: The west
half Of the north east quarter and the west
half Of the south west quarter and the west
half Of the south east quarter and the west
half of the north west quarter and the south
half Of the east half Of the north west quar-
ter and the north half Of the east half Of the
north west quarter all in section l3, Town
ship l Range 2, east containing 4O4 $4,000
acres, and the east half Of the north east
quarter Of section IA, Of township ] |, range
two east, containing so acres. Said lands
have not been distributed among the heirs
OfJOhn SlaylOr, and your petitioner is en-
titled to her dover in the same. She there
fore Prays your honor to grant precept Il
the Sheriff to lay out and allot her Dover il
the said lands above mentioned.
And your petitioner as in duty bound
will ever pray, &c.
w. H. CRENSHAW,
Atty for Petitioner,
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NOTICE.

TIME business of the late firm of SMART
l. WONT, FoRD s. CO., has been placed
in the hands Of the undersigned for settle
ment-it is hoped that those indebted will
settle without cost. Those having business
with J. J. Swartwout will also apply TO
Q. ID. GIBBS.
Yazoo CITY, Sept II, 1871. lO-14t
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the I'M
IN designed Executors Of the last Will
and Testament of Arthur Mosely, decd,
will, on the 18th day Of December, in the
year I64I, at the late residence Of the said
MOsley, in YazOO county, expose TO public
sale, all the goods and chattels, lands and
enements Of which said Mosely died siez-
ed orpossessed. Said sale will be on liberal
time. Bond with the most unquestionable
security will be required of purchasers.
r. H. CAGE,
I'm. SHARPE,
Executors.
Per Holt, Atty.
Nov. 5, IS4I. l7-6t.
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Land for Rent.

THE 10Th Section Of Township IL, Range
l. 2, West, is now offered for Rent for a
length of time, from one to five years, said
Section contains about Two Hundred and
Fifty Acres of opened and improved ins
airable prairie land:> Sealed proposals can
be left at the Counting Room OF w. Wyman
& Co.. until the 22d inst.
E. KIMBALL,
Chairman Board School Commissioners
Yazoo City, Nov. s, 1841. l7-3t.
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NOTICE.


TVT1E Copartnership hetofoEe existing un-
n the firm Of Cox. PINCKARD g. Co., at
Vicksburg, and PINcKARD, HUNTINGTON g.
Co., New Orleans, has this day been dissOl-
we'd by the death Of Alfred Cox.
The surviving partners, WIN. NJ Pinck-
ard s. G. w. Huntington will still contiUue
the
FactOrGge and COm1missiOm Business,
under the firm Of PinckaTd, Huntington &
Co., Mem Orleans, and Huntington g. Pinck-
ard, VickSbWrg.
The firm at Vicksburg will at all times
keep a full supply Of Bagging and Rope and
be prepared 10 make cash advances on all
Cotton sent TO their New Orleans House.
w. M. PINCKARD.
G. w. HUNTINGTON.
October 10, 184l. l6-tf
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POCket-BOOk Lost.

HOCACC-DOO AOSCO
WAS lost on Thursday last, the 2lst
w inst, on the road Leading from YazoO
CITY to Benton, small POCKET WALLET,
containing One Hundred and Eighty Dol
lars in bills Of the following dimensiOns:-
Two of Fifty Dollars each, on the Union
Bank of Louisiana ;-Three of Twenty Dol
lars each, on the Commercial Bank of New
ans;-One Tea and two Elves on the
CITY Bank of New Orleans. 90
The name Of the undersigned is written
on the middle pocket Ofthe Wallet. 50
JACKSON DAVIS.
or Any person finding the above de
scribed ?ocket-bOok, and will leave it anC
the money at this Office, or at the tavern 0
Mr.. Swisher, in Benton, will be LIBERAL,
rewarded. I'D.
October %, l64I. ex g.
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NOTICE.
October 10, lS4l.

TVHE partnership heretofore existing un-
u der the name Of RULE & COOK has this
dav been dissolved by mutual consent. N P
cook is alone au thorised TO settle the bust
ness of the concern; and for that purpose is
alone authorised to use the name Of the
firm All persons indebted TO the firm will
please come forward and settle their ac-
counts, as longer indulgence cannot be CIV
en- Those holding claims against the firm,
will present them to N P cook for settle
ment,
THOS. RULE,
N P. COOK.
YazOo city, Sept 80, 1871 l2-tf
~ The Business will be continued at
the Same Stand by N P COOK, who feels
grateful for the past patronage Of his friends
and the public generally: solicits cOntinu-
alton Of the same, and trusts by attention to
sbusiness to merit it. He is determined to
sell Low. for CASH and CASH ONLY. s-.e
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JAS. HI. CULLEN g. Co.
Commission, Receiving, Forwarding
PRODUCE MERCHANTS,
LOWER LANDING

IA 90 City, Miss.
WOULD most respectfully inform their
friends and the public, that they have just
recevad complete assortment of PRODUCE
AND GROCERIES, which they offer low for
CASH or COTTON; of which, the following is
part, viz:
Havana and Rio Coffee,
Old and new Brown Sugar,
New Bedford sperm& composition Candles,
No. and 2, Boston Soap,
Motgan's Premium, Missouri and common
Tobacco,
Flour, Bacon ;, Pork and Lard,
Rice, Potatoes, Onions and Salt,
SOft-sheled Almonds, Raisens, and Brandy
Fruits,
Pickles and Sweetmeats, assorted, r,
Tacon, Light Brown'and Florida Cigars,
Liquors of all kinds and of the most suPe
rior qualities, 'a..-
Nails, assorted. a.,
They will also keep, constantly on hand.
complete assortment of FAMILY and STEAI
Boar STORES.
Yazoo City, Nov. S, l841. 17-tf
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NOTICE.
AT the November Term of the Probate
Court Of YazOO county, l shall apply for an
order to have my dover in the above des-
cribed lands allotted and set off to me &C
cording 10 law. MARY SLAYTOR,
By her Atty w. Fl. Crenshaw.
Oct %, 1871. pr. fee $LOl I6.4t.