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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-05

An honest man need not feel the as
saults of his enemies. Talent will be
appreciated, industry rewarded, and he
who pursues in any calling, an open, man
Iy, honest course, will in the end tri-
umph over all enemies, and build up for
himself good name, which shall endure
long after his traducer shall have been
forgotten.
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tx CoLLECroRs sALE.

WILL expose 10 public sale. before
= the court house door IN the t0wa of
Canton,
On the Isl Monday Of AHgHsi a1-E.
the following described l0g lying and
being IN the town OF Canton, VIZ Forty
feet off the west side OF l0t number TO
In square number two, according 70 the
plan of the town Of Canton. running back
two hundred feet Assessed N The mana
Of Nathan Dun and sold for the taxes due
on said Ios for the year ls4I, Amounting
to IS 624, with All cost secruing there
on.
H. EANNOY,
Assessor r Collsrfsr-
Canton, June ;, IS4I-
Pr. fee $40 &c
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DRINKING HEALTHs.

We often hear Of those disinterested IN
divduals who lose their own health IN
drinking that of others. In the follow
ing ePigram the case is the same, al
though the person honored is different:
1.-TWO jolly topers Sam and Hugh,
BY tipping lost their breath,
And having drank to all they knew,
At last they drank to DEATH"
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Also, at the same time and place

00' 0'' VEO 0I@"'O { s"Io uIIEA Pll4Cc'
The east half, north east quarter Of
section thirteen, township ten, range four,
east, containing 80 acres, more or less.
Sold for taxes of Isaiah Wick, for taxes of
1887, '38, '39 and 40.
Taxes due, So 90. Pr. fee, $40.
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
\ WILL expose to public sale, before
- the court house door in the town of
Canton,
On the first Monday Of July neat,
the following described land, to-wit: The
west half, southeast quarter Of section
eighteen, and the north half OF west half,
northeast quarter, and the north half of
east half of northwest quarter of section
nineteen, township ten, range three,
east, containing 100 acres more or less.
Sold for the taxes of Tllman Loggins, for
the year 1910. Amount of taxes due,
$19 oil.
]. H. VANNOY,
Assessor f. Collector.
June 3, 1841.
Pr. fee Sc. 2-5
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Also, at the same time and plac,

The west half, northwest quarter of
section twenty-five, and lot number 178,
being the extreme north end of the west
half, southwest quarter of same section
and township, containing about SO acres.
Sold for taxes of Osman Claiborn, for
1887.
Taxes due, S27 so. Pr. fee, $40.
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ATTENTION ALL.

ATTENTION ALL
"HOSE who are indebted 70 the IN
- dersigned, are respectfully notified
that we stand particularly N need Of
what they are owing, and II they 60 not
forthwith fork over, they will have %
pay cost.
NELSON & MURPHY
Canton, May %, 1841- i-3S
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DISSOLUTION.

OAS-OLN AAo&s
TNHE CoPartuershiP heretofore exist
- ing between the subscribers, under
the firm Of Not r HsnferSoH, was On the
lst March, 1871, dissolved By mutual
Those indebted to the firm
will please make payment 10 G. W Hen
derson; those having claims against the
concern viii call on him for payment
G. w. MOTZ.
CIV. HENDERSON.
Canton, May 5, 1S4l- IA
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sunn<r csofA=s sauFes Ae r.a awaY
ahcut The Grsl of Ages as. Al w,s
aken ap IL tAls Piar-. 81 SD ~.ez IA
ksn BIS aauss a. nsck- q zay ~ a.
colscs - ch2nEe rs za=e 49, 81 -
Pgrpose 81 le2xias lae co1ztrv-
Any persco arF~sslag sd zeEFo 40
securing hlm Ia aay al n taas Sac. %
rstasnlng Ain 9. ~ sar~s Esh-s vsss g
Canson. sAzll e- Faz& he zscxe r=s1r1
sIsA a. seceSsary exp~es~s-
JAMES p CLARK
Caasoe. Nav =. lSsi- Ia
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Tax COLLECTORS sALE.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE
WILL expose 70 pubic sale s-isss
- the court house door IN the t0wa q
Canton,
On he Isl MOniay Of S<Ftsaber zszt,
the following described lasd, ,O-wit;
The north half, southwest quarter e
section seven, township seven. range
one, east To be sold for taxes due "a
said land for the year 1910.
J. II. VANNOY.
Assessor r Collerfer.
June ;, 1871
Pr. fee SIS s-i4
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NOTICE.
r HEREBY constitute and appoint
u VIM. M. and J. S. Reid my agents
and attorneys, to attend to and transact
business for me during my absence from
the State.
JOS. REID.
June ], 184l. IL
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Also. at the same time and place.

Also, at the same time and place.
The east half, northeast quarter Of
section twenty-eight, township eight,
range three, east, containing about 30
acres. Sold for taxes of Hector Mcneil,
for 1897.
Taxes due, So 40. Pr. fee, $40.
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nestly and most beseechingly made pray
er and decidedly most feeling request;
we rant to know sOhere your feelings are.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


NHE undersigned, Administrators of
the estate of John T. bearing, de-
ceased, will,
On Monday, the 28th day Of June inst.,
at the late residence of said deceased in
the town ofCanton, offer said residence
for sale to the highest bidder, on credit
of one and two years. Also, the lot on
which is situated the law office. on the
public square in the town of Canton. AL
so, five acres of land near said town.
Bond, with approved security, will be
required.
S. D. LIVINGSTONE .5u,
JESSE HEARD. 1A""' 49,
Canton, June 9th, 1841.
Pr. fee SIS. ga
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Also, on Monday, the Cd Of august, 1s41,
The east half, southwest quarter, west
hall, southeast quarter, and south half,
east hall, northeast quarter Of section
two, township eight, range two, west,
containing about 205 acres. Sold for the
taxes of A. w. Henson, for 1897.
Taxes due, SO 40. Pr. fee, $40.
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ohm G. OFT, Esq. is candidate to repre-
. sent the county Of Madison, in the lower
House of the State Legislature at the election
in November next.
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w.n - ne uanae 81 WIS
LEN. "A q s~xro = 49,
81 t~~s SA.xery Aa<k. a.
- ~ hatasei sFszkl-gxerr
So 90 falAsF ssAn.<rs1~
waea spsakra %. Hal -
see &C. raa s~av axzs 80
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Also, at the same time and place.
The west half and southeast quarter
dissection four, township ten, range three,
east, containing about so acres, more or
less. Sold for taxes of VIM. P Ander-
son, for 1887.
Taxes due, SIS rs. Pr. fee, Sc.
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
81 WILL sxpose TO public sale, before
the court house door in the town of
Canton,
On the 1St Monday Of July neat,
the following described lot, lying and
being in the town Of Livingston, to-wit:
Lot number sixteen, in square number
two, as described in the plan of said town
of Livingston. Sold for the taxes of
William d. Hart, for the year 1889 and
the year 1910. Whole amount of taxes
due, $18 22, with all cost accruing
thereon.
J. H. VANNOY,
Assessor 4. Collector.
June 3, 1S41.
D.. coo
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sHERIFF's, CLERKS, MAGISTRATES
ANDEvERY OTHEEDESCRIPTIo OF
BLANKS,
Constantly on hand At this ofcs.
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The above list of taxes was handed to
me for collection by ]. J. Henry.
II Y
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NTE are authorised to announce VIM.
" Mcbride, as candidate for District
Attorney of the 7th Judicial District at the next
November election
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Assessor and Collector of Taxss for Ma
olson county, Nj.
Canton, June a, 1S41. PTS
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VXYE are authorised to announce Col. JO-
" seph III. vannOys as candidate for
Sheriff of Madison county, at the election in
November next.
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VXTE are authorised to announce Ramsey
wv M. Cox, as a candidate for Assessor
Of Taxes of Madison county, at the next
November election.
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"TE are authorised to announce Samuel
" HambIin, as candidate for Sheriff
of Madison county, at the next election.
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NEORGE w. KING, is candidate for
II reelection to the ofice.of Treasurer of
Madison county, at the election in November
next
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XATE are authorised to announce JefTer-
" SON e. Gayden, as a candidate for
Collector of Taxes of Madison county, at the
next November election.
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a ; Rang~r 81 NsSlSce co1aty.l -
- oGer for Sc. = he si<>sas sa41-E.
leEors The co1rs Aoas< &oer - Cazcsz.
o. ti- srss Hs-Erg n Jag zz-f.
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Canton, June 3, i841.
Pr. fee SIS.
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"7E are authorised to announce Jesse
w Brown, as a candidate for Collector
Of Taxes of Madison county, at the election IN
November next.
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Canton, June 3, l841.
Pr fee $40.
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TAX COLAECIOA'S SALE
Y WILL expose to public sale befor,
n the court house door in the town o
Canton.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-22
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ents and payment required ~ adronce.
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PROSPECT US
OF THE FIFTH VOLUME OF
segsgss 8AWgSgl yIesg gs

y q &AS6S2aS9a w wa
WE present this paper to the public with
the view Of extending the circulation Of the
WHIG 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
informatio support Of public morality
and the moral character of our state, and 3
laborious 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 untiring 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 8
party. regardless Of the good Of. the people.
And through the dark seasons of the coun-
try, within the last two years, when public
Wickedness seemed to flourish like a green
bay tree-when the President seemed to be
successful in carrying his party and his party
measures III party triumphover the land ssin
spite Of he lamentations Of he people,, we
have not faultered in single nerve or re-
laxed in single effort IN the battle Of re-
FORM But uniformly we z nave ulaIlIal0eu
the moral inpossibiIity Of the final success
Of 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
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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 az
ready published, and our promise that our
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times in requisition to make ouT paper as
useful to the public as With b our means.
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be entitled to one copy for their exertion.
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subscribers at FIYE DoL.LAHs ia ADVANCE
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GAR


AVIlG he'd ourselves u The city
Of Nicksburg, with the view Of faellI-
Eating the business q the house Of Hart,
Butler & 60. ST New Orleans with Tie Plan
ters ii this section Of the state. eWish g
share 0f public patronage VA feel ourselves
fully competent to afford che usual facilities
"a the planters which has her eioiore been o.
tended 70 en- BY the number Of well known
established houses, both Of this city and the
city 81 New Orleans.
We are assured to say to the Plant that
the house ia New Orleans has taken out 90
open policy 0fInsnrance which extends to
the waters Of the Mississippi, Ohio and Ms.
souri, rivers, and ST. their tribulaties which
advantage It's to the planter whenshipp
his cotton to the house Of Hart, Butler y co.
and informing them, q the house Of A. HaTi
jr. 6 co. of Tie shipment; to either house i
will be considered fully insured and protect.
ed from loss or damage.
We viii receive and forward cotton, and
will at Ell times be prepared to sell bills q
Exchange on New Orleans ia sums 70 sui
purchasers, at sight.
Al. HAIR Jf. s. CO.
Office Washington 81. neaFly opposite Chill.
dres Hotel.
Feb Stiff
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NOIICE.


| ~ \ virtue of a Deed Of Trust executed
By J. ]. B. White and Rebecca bis
wile, bearing date 18th day Of Noyember
1889, and duly recorded in the Office Of Ihs
Probate Clerk Or Washington county, Stat
of Mississippi, il Book from page 296
page BOZ, inclusive, and ia the Office Of
Probate Clerk OF YazoO county. IA Book
pages $40, g, 4, 5, 6,to secure the paymsr
ofsundFy n0ies and bills therein mentions
executed By said White, as by referenc
10 the deed will more fully appear.
will in pursuance of the authority Yesis
inme as Truslee, expose % public sIIe
The highest bidder. for cash, al the residegc
Of tho said j. j. B. White, on the -.
of December, 1910, the following de
real estate, 10 wit: the west half, nOrt
quarter Of Section %, the east hal So
halfof Section %, tile north half of s.
ton ~, the west half southwest quarter
Section III, north half east half Of soul
west quarter Of Section q, The east
southeast quarter Of Section %, south b
Of Section %, the southwest quarter ofSl
ton ., the southeast quarter Of SeciC
25, lying on both sides of the Yazoo RiW
Also, all that part Of the north half of Sc
tiOns Is and % lying south Of Bayou Tokeb
Also the northeast quarter Of Section 3d.,
in Township IL, Ranges, West, all ofwhic
land, above described, lies ia Washinglc
county, Mi. Also all that parcel of Ian
lying N Yazoo County, being chat part
portion Of the south half Of Section 8
Township ~, Range 2, West, and the We.
half northwest quarter Of Section Ia, Tow
ship ~, Range 8, West. Also. the ives
half Of Section Is, Township Ia, Ranged
West
Also
All tho stock ofIIogs, Mules, Horses, cali,
and All the farming utensils Of every dss
crlptioDs two carriages, allthe householder
kitchen furniture. aud The undivided inter
sstot said White and wife to he lands an
slaves decided to the said Rebecca Whit
though her father. Also, the undeVidei
interest of said White to the slaves Tin
hill and Baehus, and the following des
,ribed slaves Of which said White has a
sstate for natural life. Sambo, Abrahan
8nmns, N. Tom, Charles, John Steamboat
Bristol, ALEX, Ackahin, Fortune, JeFg@
Peter, Cato, Jacob, Romeo, William, Sabrin,
Noikey, Sukey, N. Fanny, Motley, CHA
glorissa, Binna, linda, Tena, Caroline, Elsa,
,eylla, Dina, Hannah. Rhina, Sinda. Rose,
3otty, Fanny, Daniry, Caty, Harriet, Char
oije, Seipie, Amene, Sophia, Jim, Isabella,
Andrew, July, Binkey, Tom, Silvia, Carlos
ack. Benjamin and B0rdadx We willcon
ey such interest as isin as vested by SAD
Iced Of Trust aud none other.
ISAAC II. HILLEARD,
Trustee.
tazoo City, Nov q, 1910. $685.
Dissolution Of CoparinershiP.
iE partnership heretofore existing y
tween the Subscribers, nndeT the hls
a. Hall ~ Co, was dissolved By muluA
nsent this day. ALPHERD HALL
W @. KELLOGG,
Pax C'ellector's Sale.
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RICHARD NuGE.NT
f w TURPIN
New orleans. July i. 1910 7-5m

TIE undersigned (late Of the 4 m Of NJ.
gent, Turpin 8 Waltz has taken into part.
nersllip a. Alfred II. Hopkins, Of this city,
and viii continue the Commission Business
under the firm 0f NUGElIT, HOPKINS 8
co.
RICHARD NUGENT.
New Orleans, Iniy I 1910 7-3m.
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Paw up! Or look out 4!

IJs. N1I lUUh UuL
great amount Of money is still due me
for Job Work and advertising Tor the last
four or FIVE years, and those who wish g
save costs will please 70 call and 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. j. A. STEVENS
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NOTIGE.

RHyHE copartnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, under the
arm ofNUGENT, TURPIN 6 WATT, in
New Orleans. and TURPIN, WATT a. co,
&c Grand Gulf. Mississippi, is this day dssol-
ved BY mutual consent. The unsettled BUSH
ness Of the houses will be attended to by
Richard Nugent, IN New Orleans, and 4.
". Turpin and Hugh Watt, at Grand Gull,
who are authorized TO use the names Of the
respective firms for the purposes Of liquida-
ton only.
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DTSSOIUTIOIT

N11I(
lie copaItne ship Of Hot s. tFTiohf 3
Obs day dissolved hy mutual consent
the name ct TIE firm will only be used ia lit
quidalion of ia own accounts
IL H0FF
BIB All g72 CHIT
Nazoo City 25sh March 1910 a-R
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-22
NANTI.LA TAGGING.

YyHE hieh price demanded for Kentucky
Baeking has Induced the undersigned
% procure 8 supply Of Gunny Bags made Of
Manila Bageing for the purpoae of supply
ing their customers. The difference in tho
price is very great, and experience has pro-
ven that the article which IS now offered
viii answer all the purposea of the best
and for sale bY M. b. HAMER q Co.
Yazoo CITY. Oct 1880. 12-tf.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-22
JOHN DUNCAN,
EDWARD DUNCAN,

HENRY II. WATSON.
Natchez, July Z, 1910. July 24-8--4t
(c.7 The Natchez Free Trader, VicksbuFe
Wig, Southern Sun, Grand Gulf AdYerti-
ser, Yazoo Wing, WoodVilIe Republican and
Fayelte Advertiser, viii publish the above
for one month and send their accounts 70
this Office for payment.