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New-York tribune., 1841-12-29

The cheap. md best in all creation :,,
rbi, stack compares he most sPs9aia %.
'''''s i 6a car Water Proof boots 80 80 cts.
yea @ NJ. DO froro az to 81 splendid Caters for
g. oa 81 % a'sf ao G1i's n5 Y Ye",. o's icing
SfA!"ts s,d rev falling supply IF Misses aud
-a i,eo,s TIE ebeapest aud best you ever az 10
~. ;n,.st eorn-ro ~ Non. os die i'm
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80
v~nVtsE.-r,ouo.,l,wi will be received Al the Office
y f,ha Cas,r..,,v General of Pnrcll,e in Philade-
- -, S,,,b Ibe c1tioeI,g material. and article, for
, ~ i- ~ -. % ,- r.. yer I-4s W.
o. .i,i ~ ia. "a ia indIuo and IN the wool
90. - t,,. ,,r,,,e'I clo,i, ~ ar,.
Ir.ilsartsT lotion SL,rtnr. ,9viIe
e e,.a','a, - An ,o
r;.rT.l of Co;ion and Wool - vide
raurou Fi.noel ; vide
rahIe,eh,d Cotton Drilling 81 aud - vile
ple,,..d 60 : eide
I-nif,rD, Cans for D.asoOn. Artillery ssd Hantry
Pomo,ons l;,r ARTILLERY ana Ia.sstry
49, rInnes for Drssoous
y 'l ,,l. .-J .I's.sals do
s,g,il,gt,ss Artillery and Infantry
1IX @ =. IL 40 N-N 40 nn1 nr,gooos
$3.50 ~ - ' S,rs,s Jo Jo
10 Cbrass, COR Dragons
ro,,le,,e. Non Con'd san. irt,Ilery and Infantry
700. 90 ~ ra "I,' .,'O'-'"'
49, Sfect
plscL-;. ~ feet long : fee, vide weight pound.
Can Eouinfn.nt, Tor Drsgooas Artillery -ni Iaf
Feliag Axes
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TT;;D ssiSEEkz MEDALS Ard : d.

49,, -. = = -,-J.9 - io5- i1dn,,I :
Chathstn-stse gr the Cologne and PerfDmeTy. For
ysa. he has been engaged the Manufacture Of Per
fumery III th city and until the present time ne has not
presented himself before the public IN the advertising
columns Of any paper but sUsai1ed ~ the decision
Of emnsst Judges Of Perfamery, at tn Fsirs he.d
in this City and Boston, he feels authorized n sy
those ~ho any srtice MS line. that at =
street they may ind superior quality 81 M ,.sce
prices. Remember the nHmser IS = >, iermefV SI4lv
/ ,nC Chatham ChaEal. -
New-York tribune., 1841-12-29

Z rNG's CELEBxATgD &C, SH l. Rdesng,
Recumben Revolving, &c The K mr.. p Chairs They
two last Fairs Ia. beez awarded INV in hi. city or
are warranted to be lar sup " w KING, Patentee,
| elsewhere. ,.as, Grand and Boone sta,
New-York tribune., 1841-12-29
IVA EAM,s pOl,sAi.f, or Exchange for OMy

7t*a e u e 'a . u IA a. z OF ENclahkc TOT ivy
eaY& Propcrty-A Farm IN Queens County, l.. L. con
-- anlrg between 20 and 90 of first Land
IN a high state of cultivation. The Dwelling and Out
houses sill and in first order, With never
failing well OF ro-d water apple orchard, &c The dis
lance nine miles from Newiork. The above properly
vii be sold exchanged for city property, and posses
SION gyeu immediately Address L. Vi. s at this ofsce.
81 Staytf
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E0N SAFE 0H &XC43NAtSH A

- TUX Ma Z + UtN Z y I = N4NS~ a
Els Country Seat 10 miles from Jho c;y. l.ca.cl in
Queens County, L. l. containing apNards ~ acres
nr,t rato land The buildings jeghit sousc,
doru finish with rraes, marble manil.s olng doors,
Sc extra Kitchen slso ; large bans wssou.hou,l
rage house shop Gransry, pouy house aad yard, lee
house with all Other for large
family. The fruit = OF the bosl kind sud IN cNory variety
apples, cherries &c. III abundance
4 large OF the money sSay -omrR Ou bond anal
mortgage; Brooklyn or Now-iork clN property would
be taken exchange. Address l.. NJ \. at tbs Office
80 II
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TaHsH FER FOE TfaE NAVY
POR TIE MEDIUM STEAMER.

~ Proposals, sealed will be received by the Navy
Agent New York for The following hes, quality White
Oak Timber which shall have grown land within the
influence Of salt water, VIZ
% door tmbers 100 frs; futtocE 100 ihFd u,ocks TO
side 10. inches anj mould from TO Ii ncho and TO
shape as per moulds which will be furnished About 5000
cubic fee..
IL 800 cubc fee, Of pl-nh stock.
Also, the following best quality long leaf fine graiu,
Southern Yslo,o Pine. yix:
% ear- i5 10 81 feet long sided l3 inches moulded
~ inches melt SIZE u by 10 isches sPrirg inches IN
- about c H. lWo
81 Beams 70 to 81 feet long, sided III inches,
moulded 10 inches nett Toby inches, 10 spring
= Beams - feet long. l. by Is inches. spring as
above. do - feet long 10 ny 10 inches to spring
Il inches iO'
Timber 10 make $500 running feet Of Lodges by
inches square, (ne;l size 40
Tiaber 20 make COS running feet eIFliags, by
inches seusrc, met; szf +i9
pieces feet long, lIi up u inches (traighp l54
Plank stock Tor pl-nk writer Ways &c.--.------ fl'5
c. feet, $40
100 Waite oak leek Knees, l95 HackmeracS deck
Eaec..
Proposal, Tor the White Oak to be received sn;l 3lst
December TO be delivered on before the lst March
n,v Fox the Yelloe Pine and Knees, until the 18th
January TO be delivered before the lat April rex
Nil At The Navy Yard Brooklyn n T. snhject 10 IT. IN
spec,on and prce CUBIC foot deliver
cd Any fsrthGr information. from the CONSTRUCTOR al
the Yard ROBERT c. WEIMoRE Navy Agent.
Navy Agents ofEce - Water street
December cth, ISL.
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"a MA.Ii:AlNN. nAWGalNN:-

sxa IyssEi.AdNs. BAssSs AIMS For
Fs sale exchange. 10 tracts OF handsome Land
~ tanning 10 acres each, soil OF superior quality
watcrcd fine streams. and covered win dns timber
.uch as white oak, hickory. beach. walnut, maple sud
sycamore The soil adapted wheat, rye corn, OATS
cotton tobacco. and Irish potatoes The above
lands will he sold reduced prices and on rerms 10
AIT or they viii BE- exchanged for almost ANY kind
merchandise For maps, diagrams and particulars apply
"a SMITH 4 " THOR Ii John up stairs. nj Il
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FRENCH MILLINERY,

J0gsN WARWICK, Sweep Sm>lter aad Re
y finer IN general. No II John-street Sew- York.
Purchaser Of jewelers. and Sysrsmh', Polishng..
PumicinGs LeNali- Porting Bar, COarie Silver Bars,
Lace Gilt aud plated Metals. Bookbndsrs Rags, &c. &c
al : IL
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ISa GRlRaSTsEAS AND NEW YEARS
NSSG PRESENTS B ouquets for tho l. ID es
3SEo There IS now splendid bloom sf Camellias at
NbIo riarIsn aud at Harlem bouquets made IN the
most tasteful manner and at moderate prices supply
OF resh Garden Seeds received from London Birds
Birds Seed. Cages, Gold Fsh, Plants and Bulbs Glasses
Of aud beautiful Uterus Flower Pots and Vases
very ornamental, OF windows ana o:er gardens, Fouu
ains for ana gardens, forming the most
beautiful designs las dTaulcs.
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to
b. the proprietor,, NIBiO DUNLAP. d.a
- UMBRELLAS AND ssAAsAsOEs.-
~ lrho subscriber. having succeeded the late samuel
Redmond IN the business Of manufacturing Umbfc
las and ParasOs begs return hls thinks To hs friends
and the public for the continued patronage bestowed upo"
his establishment
ne has u. finished superior article il materials and
workmanship, winch. with extensive variety ci nSa
tlen.n's aud .siies' fine six Umbrellas Parasos aud
fancy Shades. selected expressly for HIM from the Es
ropean markets he offers TO MS retail customers
a. -uit.b.e articles for present, durGg tho coming
season
Always nn hand Cor his wholesale trade full
meui of Hls silk -upgrnc Amsrcan ana Scotch ginshaai
snt o priced Umbrellas of 30, g. D. 80 -. l6 aud ~
irche- AZ his " are ahd ManuiIcfofy, No1O5 Pearl
street. Repairs executed with neatnes AID Dispatch
d2l iw HERhoN NOkK!S.
OaVENa q CHEMICAL. Dsa. S.IIEss-
: CHEMICAL. OII.-BGRNlNG FLHID.-I'he SUI
,:rher would invite the attention Of the public TO hi.
stock Of GREENOUGH'S PATENT LAMPS which
from tlolr beauty and superior qlses, are destined 10
..ucr.edr all others The OIL which IL burned
IN tacm chemical preparation, very clean ans proper
ties and gives very brilliant sud ec"aonca ght Inc
Bsrnng f.nid portable iight, &c ifom al smoke
SMELL or grease ana viii neither soil nor .!aa Common
Lamps caa b- altered trifug expense TO burn the
nuid The subscriber IS kisdy Permad to refer 10 some
Of our most respectable families WHO now using the
,rt,.le j. C.. HOOKER, iiG broadway,
between Grand aal Brosne SIS.
N. B. There i. danger OF explosion ~ either one Of
New-York tribune., 1841-12-29

5fstEAF! CHEAP. CHEAP. a; JAMESON
~ & JERViS'S Cheap Engrnying and Printing Office
Visiting Card Plate engraved and fifty Cards for only
81 80. All other Engraving enc hIlf the usual price
Please cal! and examine apecaeas No <Js CouTand H.
-.ra-y C.-san-icL ~ im
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4yS WANTED 10 eSchsug tor nrst-rste Farsn
Ii tor lots lki, city, oRr Houses aud Lots
fee, located ~ shs city Tho buildings arc brick. and
built IN the best manner, sud a ue~ Srd wsli let fEc
shove property Will be rSkSugc5 20. hr,yste Farm
~lth good buildings the aus 20 bH vi,hin Is or
~ miles iion hl' ey Will BE- * hanged tor good
c,nt lots wei! located on he >,c vt The CITY. The
bcve Houses and Lots all side sa In
good streets \ uote addressed 10 u y. r. lhsS oice
atiug place OF interview vii -ltes,iuu. i4S w
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sr4 strS1lS 40 s.Es'--i room ,ri h'f .'s'u.
2ix VITA closets panrcs sc. >u.D- Senty
Nso isrgc room, Extraordinarily well lighted,
sle for workshop. Inquire the premise. ii.
~ Il JOIN LOCKE. M resI el II MN IT.
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AsrA TO LET. front Psror, Ru.>a lron GrlIes
I,S Marble Mantle. aud Pla;ei h,rH.ta. Bed
49, Rooms GeHieel ModsrE HGiit haust--.,ta
Good r ard, Two Single Geuieusu can b sisc sooou
aodsed The family, very .m.l! AID PsNate ,ippiy Al
Forsyth Street. az IN
New-York tribune., 1841-12-29

This H,stslS, which we long corrected. Oui
Imports for lsll greatly ercoeG our ExgortA-Ed. IT.
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UI I
fJr oe humia i3a prepared from the original formula
the Baron Thealrd by Grasdjean
AROMATIC COLOGNE WATER.
To obtain the genuine article inquire for Grandean Esq
Dc Coorre ,i2z gt
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- iSAiS(AsN.-Eisat 81 uan.e Los - b 1913.
IL for ,sle4 f-oat CintcG and on W ashington
Avenues. BrooSlyn section 81 bat one 10 iac Bed
ord Road. commanding pei. veg q B7ooNyu and
hl, Ciy-oue OF the ic'rIh; iuilius spots ON The
Island. will - sold 10 oru.ry, unlcss pre-
ylous sold private ,as. Address lot- 20 il3 Park
Post Office" d24if
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D.CRlED SYsVEsttl FOX CHRISTMAS
/ AND New YEARS GEORGE HOWELL, cor.
ner III Bond the BoSery oilers for sale Picked
Oyster, Of heysry quality. quantities. 20 SUIT pu!-
cnaers All and Wavercv Place can testify
to tho superior ence of Georges o. sters GIVE hm
o ed! early. ia u"
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r. $500 Rs.ARo.--Wner.a>, II hos been published
o tie .Ntoa the Bo~ers tina. .m NOT tre brother
!a7 husband :. Thay and that 10 ho possess
the oriCns recipe for Taylo,s Bal>am Of Lyrr1r ani
that made and sold tins medicine my late resi
d.ncc 375 Bc~ery. The above reward VIII be paid 10
auy persoa who will grove her assertions true
New-York tribune., 1841-12-29

EgGEaES ePE'EsUs' By Mira. SARAH T.
u HARPER. l. Nesey--t, who has m=ny years expo
rirnca IN tho h,,.in,,s ri If
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,,N0 .qSYTEss&-An assortment OF Sal. Plush
Bands anI other Trimmings on hand ani tor sale a /
Au.i-fsrh prices, by
~ Inn i~Aic j. THANER. 10 Maiden Lane
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The rights 81 editors and publishers 81 papers
have been too long elected. Jn-.ice will never
Be done unless themselves assert tNoir riqhls
and enforce the most rigid rules. which In tho
end will Be found alike nluiqry % tho public and
beneficial % those engaged in Che press. Pub
fishers Of papers have been 20 long imposed upon
BY The community 81 lafges that they ore consid-
cred % some extent degraded class % beings
when "a fact there il 10 vocation in lle 20 honor
able, deserving Of 90 high consideration, pfOduc-
tive Of 90 much good, class that cxerts % power
tul an influence tis known % De pfoverbial for
the debtors 70 newspaper publishers 20 consider
their demands ns the last 90 Be paid--debts 70
which there is attached no moral obligation, and
which they can refuse 70 pay with Justice ane-
honor: hence, i r. incumbent upon The conduct
torsol the press % assert their own rights, and
resolve, seyerally and iointy, 10 bring 81 patrons
Of newspapers under the same obligations that at
Zach 10 other contracts, oy always remain in pow
srty and want, with thousands due them from the
most solvent men IN the country.
We call upon oil editors and publishers Of pa
pers who approve Of the following rules, 20 endorse
them By their signatures -place them al the head
# their papers, and strictly adhere 70 them.
Lei. No subscription received without payment
~ ndg0nce.
I'd. No subscription received for less than six
months.
Sd Advance payment win be required from
oil transient advertisers.
4th. To announce no man for any Office, either
State or County, without the Advance payment Of
en dollGgs
5th. Political circulars charged as ADVERTISE
ents and payment required II adrance.
9Th. All advertisements Of personal alterca-
ION will be charged double and payment requiF.
ID ia Gdrance
18th. Election tickets win not be printed with
sut order, nor delivered to any person without
payment.
9Th. All subscribers, without respect 70 persons
who are delinquepts, on the frst Of October, will
In suit.
The above rules, we, the undersigned, pledge
ourselves 70 abide BY.
Signed BIZ al IL the State.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE FIFTH VOLUME OF
spTegR HAW0AN WI Z

aEksS NAMSasQA vaS&6SkSsRa
WE present this paper to the public with
the view of extending the circulation Of the
WING of this city still further into the
midst of the community in which we live,
than our present subscription extends. The
extension Of political intelligence and truth
the spread Of general and miscellaneous
information-the support Of public morality
and the moral character Of our state, and q
IabOriOus compensation to the proprietor and
his family, make up the motives for this
effort to extend our subscription list.
For seven long years we have, IN this cit
lent an nntiring exertion in behalf Of the
great cause Of political truth and the welfare
of our country. We have opposed the late
and present administrations Of the general
government without hesitation and without
compromise in all things where they have
acted, in our opinion, for the benefit of q
party, regardless Of the good of the bple.
And through the dark seasons of the bum
try, within the last two years, when public
wickedness seemed to flourish like green
bay tree-when the President seemed 10 be
successful in carrying his party and bis party
measures in party triumph over the land Gin
spite Of the lamentations Of he people, we
have not faultered in single nerve or re-
la1ed in a single effort in the battle Of re-
A1AAAes 4Ak VIC nave
the moral impossibiIiig of the final success
Of q party and consequent overthrow Of the
people, in country like this. We have
maintained an unwaivering confidence in
the patriotism of the people, that they, sooner
or later, control their own interest and rid
themselves of this immense unnecessary
evil, that now so universally paralises the
industry of the people of this great country.
We have endeavored faithfully to spread
over the country all useful information such
as we, from time to time, have thought would
interest and benefit our readers; and we have
endeavored t. protect the public morality
and character of the State against foreign.
aggression and internal pickering and dis
quie.ude.
We present, as an earnest of the future,
the pages of our journal which we have all
ready published, and our promise that our
industry and perseverance shall be at all
times in requisition to make our paper as
useful to the public as with n our means.
Any person procuring foe subscribers shall
be entitled TO one copy for their exertion.
TERMS.-The Vine will be furnished to
subscribers at FIvR DoLLARs in ADVANCE.
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CARD


AVING established ourselves ia the city
Of Vicksburg. with The view of facili-
tating the business Of the house Of Hart,
Butler & Co. Of New Orleans with the Plan
ters IN this section Of the state. We wish 9
share Of public patronage, we feel ourselves
fully competent Is afford the usual facilities
to the planters which has heretofore been ex-
tended to them 81 the number Df well knows
established houses, both Of this city and the
city Of New Orleans.
We are assured to say to the Planter that
the house in New Orleans has taken out an
open policy Of Insurance which extends 70
the waters Of the Mississippi, Ohio and Mis-
souri, rivers, and all their tributaries. which
advantage II Is to the planter when shipping
his cotton to the house Of Hart, Butler g Co.
and informing them, Of the house Of a. Hart
jr. q GO. Of the shipment; to either house 4
will be considered fully insured and protects
ed from loss or damage.
We will receive and forward cotton. and
will at al times be prepared to sell bills q
Exchange on New Orleans IN sums 70 sui
purchasers, at sight.
al. HART il. ~ Co.
Office Washington St, nearly opposite Chill
dres Hotel.
Feb 3I-tf
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33rOtller 9OtraSTttla
WORLD

WORLD.
q HE proprietors of this mammoth sheet
the Great Western among the news
papers have the pleasure Of spreading be-
fore the reading public q weekly, periodical
continuing greater amount and variety of
useful and entertaining miscellany, than is
to be found in any similar publication in the
world.
Each number Of the paper contains as
large an amount ofreading matter as is found
in volumes Of ordinary duodecimo, which
cost S2-and more than is contained in a vO-
lume of Irving's Columbus, or Bancroft's
History Of America, which cost So a volume
and al for sir ceHis q number, or three
dollars year.
BROTHER JONATHAN being a genuine
Yankee, and thinking that some things can
be done as well as others, is determined to
present to his readers MEDLEY hitherto
IL
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aIIed ~ aIY oLneI paneT o.

etc. ETC. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc.
The present number is q specimen Of what
this Mammoth Newspaper will contain, as
well in rarity and extent Of its original and
selected matter, as the style Of its execution.
AS a Family Newspaper, BROTHER JO-
NATHAN viii be found to present attrac-
tons beyond any other:
He comes, the herald Of noisy world,
.NetOs from al nations numbering at his backs,
The earliest intelligence, foreign and do
nestle, and the latest novelties IN the Liter
airy Worlds will Be promptly served up for
the qualification Of the reader.
Strictly neutral ia politics, il will contain
nothing III favor Or against any party, and
win as sedulously avoid any Of the contro-
versies which agitate the religious commu-
nifty. Strict morality, virtue, temperance,
industry, good order, beneyolence, and use-
fulness 10 our common country, and our fell
low men, win Be advocated and inculcated
III every page Of Brother Jonathan.
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NOTICE.

~ virtue of Deed of Trust executed
by ]. ]. B. White and Rebecca his
wife, bearing date 18th day Of November,
1889, and duly recorded in the Office Of the
Probate Clerk Of Washington county, State
Of Mississippi, in Book ], from page 900 to
page 30l, inclusive, and Ia the Office of the
Probate Clerk Of Yazoo county, in Book ],
pages $40, 9, A, 8, g, 10 secure the payment
Of sundry notes and bills therein mentioned,
executed BIZ said White, as BY reference
% the deed will more fully appear. |
will in pursuance Of the authority vested
il me as Trustee, expose TO public sale to
the highest bidder, for cash, at the residence
of the said j J. B. White, on the 22d day
Of December, 1910, the following described
real estate, TO wit: the west hall, northwest
quarter Of Section o, tile east half Of south
half Of Section %, the north half of Sec
lion q. the west half southwest quarter of
Section 81. north half east half Of south
west quarter Of Section %, the east half
southeast quarter Of Section %. south half
of Section %, the southwest quarter Of s. c.
ton %, The southeast quarter Of Sectit d
IS, lying on both sides Of the Yazoo River
Also, all that part ar the north half Of Sec
tons IS and 20 lying soUth0 Of Bayou Tokeba.
Also the northeast quarter Of Section IS, all
IN Township IL, Range 3, West, all Of which
land, above described, lies in Washington
county, Mi. Also all that parcel Of land
lying in Yazoo County, being that part or
portion of the south half Of Section so,
Township ~, Range 2, West, and the west
half northwest quarter of Section IA, Town
ship II, Range 8, West. Also. the west
half Of Section Is, Township IA, Range 8,
West
Also
All The stock Of Hogs, Mules, Horses, cattle
and all the farming utensils Of every DIES.
cription, two carriages, all the household and
kitchen furniture. and The undivided inter-
est Of said White and wife to the lands and
slaves decided to the said Rebecca White
through her father Also, the undivided
interest Of said White to the slaves Tim,
Phil and Bachus, and the following des-
sFlbed slaves Of which said White has an
estate for natural life. Sambo, Abraham,
Prmus, M. Tom, Charles, John Steamboat,
Bristol, ALEX, Ackabin, Fortune, Jerry,
Peter, Cato, Jacob, Romeo, William, Sabrin,
Noikey, Sukey, M Fanny, Motley, ella
Jlorssa, Binna, linda, Tena, Caroline, Elsa,
seylla, Dina, Hannah. Rhina, Sinda. Rose,
3etty, Fanny. DaniTy, Caty, Harriett, Char
otte5 Seipie, Amene, Sophia, Jim, Isabella,
Andrew, July, Binkey, Tom, Silvia, Carlos,
ack, Benjamin and Bordaux. We will con-
ey such interest as isin us vested By said
Iced Of Trust and none other.
ISAAC III. HlLLEARD.
Trustee.
Yazoo City, Nov. ~, 1910. 29-8t
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PaY unII Or look out!!!

great amount Of money is still due me
for Job Work and advertising for the last
four OF FIVE years, and those who wish to
save costs will please to callan settle with
out delay.
With the commencement Of this year we
intend TO abandon the Cretid System. The
cash must be paid down before any work
can be done hereafter. ]. IA. STEVENS
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viii sell to The highest bidder, for cash,
III front of The Phoenix House, in Yazoo
City, on Saturday, Che 9th day Of Februar-t
l84l Lots Nos - and IS, situated a
Yazoo City, ia that portion designated d.
q Commons levied "a as the property Of
SwarlWout g Ford, and win Be sold, or SO
much thereof as wall satisfy The taxes due
the corporation Of Yazoo City Cor ne wears
1889 and 1910, and an legal costs thatmag
accrue thereon.
JAS. PENNY, T.C.
YazoO City, Nov. 6, 1910 l7-l3t
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RICHARD NUGENT
r. nv. TURPIN
HUGH WATT
New Orleans, July {, 1910 7-sm.

THE undersigned (late of the & n Of Nu-
gent. Turpin s. Watt has taken into part
nership Mr.. Alfred H. Hopkins, Of this city,
and viii continue the Commission Business
under the firm Of NUGENT. HOPKINS q
co.
RICHARD NUGENT.
New Orleans, July 1910 7-3m.
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NO
JOHN DUNCAN,
EDWARD DUNCAN,
SAMUEL II. McALTSTER,
HENRY p. WATSON.

Natchez, July Z, ls4O. July 24-3-4t
The Natchez Free Trader, VicksbuTg
Wing, Southern Sun, Grand Gulf Advert
ser, Yazoo Wing, Woodville Republican and
Fayette Advertiser, will publish the above
for one month and send their accounts to
this Office for payment.
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consent this day. ALPHERD HALL.
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