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FEBRUARY ii
r a idoiatrsu, suBLlMITY

atIasr al idolairsu SuBLlMiTYI
ual "A, fall " 10 love either with the
a.,hor or tia" lectls" sahjees OF bis eon-
msnls.
THE ssauts n jay that hailed Tia hHih'
~ an ialanl Princess, wil no, CEASE iose no
,pt,l,hc uilefmost parts ol 'he earth shaH
t.yr rrtsrned lhrm tn The point where
f,a ilses wee falSed. The msseis Tor
a.. w..!ate oil the mother aad her loyal
J..gbtrt. whsch iirss wete hfrathrd 10 thr
,ovst CHAMBER, will br VISITED 10 l'caVen by
ga. voices ~ millions, and from every
,.,fsrr ID the globe which aletds hsi'ila'
,iou far maa. The congratulations az lie
fi,tIr Kingdom nl Brltaia will he cNhansied
anI die away. n short iimt vii thea e'arse
anl tsefv wind which blew over the world
with intelligence a. he joyous event, "'l'
,rasi,r sxryks and manths to return, 50
b.ayiiy viii they be laden, with the tondest
~isl,es of a mighty and lar spreading
empitr."
OH We GODS and little fishes -!
What sublime sentiments! What noble
,oscrn,,oas,n SHAKESPEARE stand
baek.. MILTON give place! BfRoN
retire f. Let ADDISON and POPE with
draw, tn give this MIGHTY HERALD
room !, We Stars and Planetary worlds
stand stili The Herald speaks Thou Sun
and Moon, forbear to move! Let Neptune
.moo,he the bosom of the Deep! Let Mar
bid discard cease! Let Bacchus seal TN
Batiles upl For, 10! TIE Frogs begin II
Crnak,-the Dogs 10 Bark,-ihe Ass Il
BRAY. And all for what, For JOY becaus'
princess ROYAL, HEIR apparent Il
the British CROWN, is BORN"!! OF
thou IMMORTAL WEIR! Lay dow
thy Editorial Quill, - Embark for England
And quickly wind YOUR way To Buck
invham PALACE, and there, before III
foyal Mother aud the royal B.4BE. hoV
down and do them RETERENCE!!
Gr, vour FILL Of SERTILE homae
and then return and TRY TO be MAJ
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wCERTlFicATE "a

THIS is 10 certify that my VIE wac btlicttd WITH
an Uierr on her VEG FOR Two years, auh great
swelling hom Tho toes 20 the luce. together with
painful sores different parts II The leg, al aher
nsciug various remedies from different physiciagt.
to no effect. II was considered by those That saw
her, that nothing short Of ampuaiion would
save the hie ol the paiient | fortunately com.
mepced useing DR. BANGS REAoVATISu
MIXTURE, and by constant use OF il for toyr
Eve weeks, together with an oiarn,e u, prepared
by tho Doctor, ny wife, 10 my grsa, joy was
restored 10 perfect health, which she has coniin.
ued to snloy lor eighteen months past.
(slgatsld) FRANCIS WELSH.
stanbridge, Il. e. March q,
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bond. Considerable public eSeiiement wss
the consequence. A pubic mrrling sssem-
hleA at tbs Coui House. las, evening aad
sAlnosnrd over until to-day. Up To- the pc.
Rod 81 te.ssscnhllng. the order tot his re-
Ease tad not been srtssj upon the Sheriff
committee ol the ucrling wstrd apon
one 81 the bondsmen, aud upon their al
sitation he @rni before the meeting, -
stated the motives that had Induced him Ia
slen the bond the araihary unes 10 such
essrs; but sieuihcd his wilinen mess 10 have
the proceedings rescuded iuasmue b Rs The
popular s~n,iaent was 80 msn,lesiiv a
against his heing submitted to bail. The
whole proccr,llng was accordingly rrSelu-
ed, and Mcleod remains IN custody.
Mr.. Wells, the owner Of the Caroline,
has seed him lar private damages, The
wit " as served while the merlIng WAS ~
session. The amount of bail required
upon that process is $1,000 His case
will be brought before the Grand jury
week after next. i indicted, his trial will
lprnbably b. held 10 March. Two circum.
stances have contributed much in raise
ltxcltemeni upon the subject, and induce
the general belief, that the Inject is 10 es-
cape trial. The silenipi To bail him so
near the period Of his irial, and the fact
tina, the first security offered from Canada
was a colonial bond or post note, officially
signed.
The transaction Of yesterday and TODAY
have produced considerable e"mmoIlor
with us-ihe meeting though orderly, and
disposed 10 respect The law and us minis
ters, exhibited strong feelings OF disappro
baton in relation TO the admission OF bail
All is now however quiet again.
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~,
DR.. BANGS
Renovating Mixture.

EOR THE CURE Of RHEuAlrlsn,
- Scfoiula or King, Evil, H.p Diseases,
pAiuial sdrelieus at lhe hnaes, Ulerrmtrt
thfuai aed naat,ls, lleets ~ every dr-
.cupt,ou. Fever snte.. and intrfnsi Ab-
scrssr-, Scahd Heed ricrsatrd irct ant
lrgs, Btolehes, and ell kru,ls oI diseasrs ~
'he skin aisn, FILES, IL their mosl az
gravsirl lotr,.
This medicine IS slaeulagly efIieacieus in
fcuuss,ing those constitutions wt.h have
hren hfokrn down hy injvdlcinus lreAtmen,
In general terms, u Is recommended la aa
ihnsv diseases which arise ltna, impurities
Of tie blood ~ sllja,ion OF tie humnrs, pf
whatever name or hint. Sonie oi iva
above complaints may require some nifing
assistant appicairpH, wiuch the c,frum-
stances Of tie case will dictate but Tor
general rmeJy or prescription ~ remove
the cause, thls compound viii br iunnI
sufficient.
o. al remedies yet discovered Cor the
core Of particular disease, this is The
post certain. II niakrs sprrdy and Irt.
maneht cure, without tic lrast regard To
liet, exposure, OF application tn busincst
Even WHEN thr disease hss 5ecnne eonsti.
tuiionaI, and Mercury with other popular
remedies, have failed. this Mixture la.
never been known Ia iail o( performing
cure. The proprietor gives no long quaek-
nh recommendations. bot iratrs tie medt.
cine to speak for Itself.
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FRANCIS CHRISTIAN.
HighPaic, March cath. 1870
REFERENCES.

Solomon Johnson Durham l.. c. FOR
the cure Of an ULcgR and ScRoyuLous
AFFECTION Of The stomach and bowels.
Zrbulon Cornell and Ebenrzer Phelps
Esq, Sianbildge l.. e., for the cure OF
RHEuAATtsM,
Martin Rec, Sranbridgc l.. c., for mn
Eruption Of NE SKIN. swol,n isg &c.
caused by The unskiliul use Of Calomei
Erastus Stanton, Sianbrdge l.. c. for
the cure Of The Piles in mos, sgrcva,ed
form.
WIN. II. Gordon Esq. Of Sianslesd, l..
c. Tor The cure Of seaid head or Inca ca.
pitts on child.
Mr.. Vincent, Of SIonbtidec, l.. C. for
the cure OF sore head and ears, on child.
Charles Phelps Esq Of Sianhfidee, l..
c. Tor the cure Of an ernptiee distase o.
The skin.
Letters pos, paid from any part, describ-
ing The case, with for tie above inixtufe,
viii be- prnnipiy answered and The medi.
cine inrwarded-- should the case require
The use uf tile mixIufe, providing always
that the money be lirsi rrerivrd.
~ Price 81, o5 for 4 ~. bottle.
A reasonable deduction made where q
qusniiiy is taken.
Prepared and Sold by
On. JOHN T.. BANGS.
Sisnbfidge l.. c.
For sal, also at This Ofife
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T Another Certificate. ~

This is TO ceriify, that since November 1898, I
have been Afflicted wiYl disease Ia my hands,
which was a swelling and roughhcss, breaking out
u sores, and n feterish affection, together with
scrolulous swelling under my cars, which WAS
caused by heating my blood IT The burning Of the
latch Factory IA this place last year. have
consulted great humber Of physicians ard used
their different remedies. which gave me no relief.
was advised TO ny Dr. Bangs' Renorating
Nurture. ] went TO the Doctor and pfaeufed
number Of bottles Of his medicine, aud hare beea
using il for about four weeks, my heal is greatly
improved, my hands are about wei, tie swelling
under my cars has nearly an disappeared, and
am confident IN a short iime ! shall ehiov perfect
health. ! believe this medicine 10 be a powerful
and valuable remedy 10 all diseases Of The blood,
from The wonderful effect has had on ME.
wish 10 state thai ] commenced lgking Two
tea.spoonf1 s, and iucreased the dose 10 tahe
spoonful. wihoui any bad effect, while Others who
have been using II, understand, cannot take over
tca.spoon.uls.
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CASE OF Mcleod.

The IMPRESSION has become quite gen.
efal ihar Mcleod has already been ndict.
ed. and is low in Jail awaiting his Trial.
Bat this is not true. Il will be remem-
h-rrd that, soon after the burning Of Steam
Boa, Caroline, the Grand Jury Of Niaea ara
County, Indicted Sir Allen McNsb. Capt.
Drew md several Others, for their pariici.
ration in that affair. But Mcleod was
NOT then indicted, as his case was mi
brought before The jury. The true state Of
the case is that he was confined bv virtue
ia Magistrates milimus, and ia now
waitre the action Of the grand jury, upon
his case, which viii be presented for their
consideration at the next Session Of the
County court, which is held in February.
II, as we believe, bin is found agains,
him, his trial will take place on the 4lh
Monday in March, unless a Special ses.
sion If Over and Terminer should he call.
ed which is no, very probable. We see
that some papers have enormously report.
"a that he is 10 he tried at the next SEES
sion Of the County court, while the Tact is
that court has no Jurisdiction over his case
any further, than his indictment, is con
crrned.
The public mind is very much excited il
regard To the confinement OF Mcleod
and this excitement has probably been in
creased, in consequence Of the many ~
mors, that have been rcuIaied in relation
10 his heing admitted to bail, as well a
from the anticipated attempt on the par
Of the Canadian authorities 10 iberatc hin
bv force. And indeed we are not surpris
ed, that the people are somewhat arouse,
On the subject. inasmuch as there has heei
such call for military force, by the Can
adam tories on The Western frontier, mp
posite 10 Lockport where Mcleod is still
confined in prison. These movements O
The military in Canada, in connection will
the braggadocin threats Of the tories 10 res
cue Mcleod, are we'll calculated To arous
apeople justly indignant at The Oft and re
pea,ed insults heaped upon them Nv th
British government, Of which Ahc Cana
dams tories have been the willing tools
We are right glad 10 see the America
people awake 10 This subject, and by
'lmely and judieious expression of the pub
lie will prevent the exercise Of any und %
'eniiy IA his iavar. Had this suhjret me
with that promp, and seasonahle attention
which the circumstances of the case so oh
Viously demanded, Immediately after III
outrage for which he now stands araiSa
ed, Il would have been far more honoru
be 10 this government, than any aionc
5es' thar eaa possibly bs made a, thi
E4E ASA
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NORTHEASTERN BOUNDARY.


We regret tina, the final settlement of
the Boundary question, should be so long
delayed, under any pretence whatever.
II appears IN US, To say the least, very inn
polite in this Government 10 postpone the
adjustment OF any Subec, ofdispute, where
principles, involving such important conse
Quences, are pending The issue ot the ques-
lion. The fact is, the British Government
viii never relinquish their hold Of The dis
puted Territory, until forced TO do SO at
the point OF the BAY0NET. They are
determined on retaining possession at
whatever hazard or expense, aud the long
rr the subject is delayed, The more difficult
will it he TO dsposess them. as they are
growing better prepared daily, 10 maintain
their loothold by Certifying, and augmen-
ting their military FORCE.
We can but indulge the fond hope, that
he American Government will give This
sohjec, that consideration which i, sojustty
dems nds, and by immediate and decisive
action, put the question FOREVER al
REST.
The British Government feel The vast
importance of this Territory 10 them, for
they well know, that without il they can
not long keep their Colonial Dependencies
in suhieclion to the British Crown. BY
their anxiety TO retain possession of this
Territory, the American Government may
see lis incalcuIable advantage 10 the Union.
The following from the New York Sun
shews that The British are still laboring It
substantiaie their pretended claims.
! Mr.. Bouchette, surveyor
General of l.. c., laid before
the government, a short time
since, observations relative tc
: the report of Messrs. Nudge
and Featherstonhaugh, ant
5 bearing more particularly upor
the difference of heights along
e the exploratory line, running
due north from the source o
the St. Croix and the waters o
e the Ristigouche. The person
II who has had an accidental AM
:, hasty glance of the volumlnou
/" document, says that it justifie
: Mr.. Boucbette, that it is &C
companied by comparativ
ri statements, sections and dia
r grams, explanatory of his re
t port, and that it upholds tn
r title of Great Britain to tn
range of highlands claimed b
yIher. No doubt of it
!, would have been more than hi
s Iofhce was worth 10 have don
y differently.
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AWE CALAMITY.

AFic occrfed last Thursday, in Qse-
bee, which destroyed daeliing house
in which four pcfsoos persisted, 81 aid
ME-. smilic. a servant aud al apprentice
hwy naned Mclaughlin.
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G- That great Humbsg, the Union Bill
which uni,rs the two Provinces. has St
last gone into effect. The Union was pm
claimed Yesterday, 81 10 o'ciork A. 81.
p1~ GOD SAVE TIE QUEEN. 70
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY COURT, I
SEPTEMBER Term, AID 1910
Albert oHA'H'' w 1 cs,an,s 4 a : .rs.
Ibram HOME Wells Manor 10 the
Sarah, NJ Hows Province Of Lower
Bsnojah y. Phelps + Canada, at the May
Darid UaikT Term Of said Court
1870 commenced his action against Abram Howe
OF Beekmantown in The County Of Clinton and
STATE of New York, Sarah NJ. Howe his wife,
Benaiah s. Phelps and David Walker OF Aibmea,
in the County OF Grand Isle and State Of Vef
mont, therein declared against the said Defen-
Jants, tina, to the said Plaintiff the said Dcfen-
dan,s render The seizure rcacab lcpossscssiou Of
certain tracts parcels Of land with the sppurt.
Rances lying and being in Alburah aforesaid and
described as follows, TO wit, piece Of land aud
buildings thereon containing the dwelling House
occupied by Benajah s. Phelps, bounded on The
North and East by the Highway, on the South ard
West BY The lands Of John Magowen containing
about one half acre Of land, also another tract Of
land about thirty acres, bounded on the South he
the pubic highway and the lands OF Isaac Letting.
well, solomon J. Davis & Henry h. Mot, on The
West by lands cf the said Henry Il. Mott, Frcde-
rick Hazen, Sarah NJ. Howe, Henry II. Creigs,
David Walker. Hannah Honsnger and the High
way, and on The North by lands Of said Hannah
Honsinror and lands occupied by William Hon
singer, and on the East by the lands Of Robert
ansom and Solomon J. DAVIS, Of which tracts or
parcels of land the said Plaintiff on the 18Th DAY Of
| April 1910 was we'll zed and possessed in his
| own right in fee and continued thereof posses
sed until he Goth dag OF April 1910. when the
said Defendants whou. law right ihereInto en-.
tered and elected, expelled and amored lhs said
Planilff ,herelrom, and ever since hath and still
doth keep out the said Plamia, taking the whole
4 profits TO themselves.
Which said cause entered on The docket oil
said court at the May Term thereof 1910, & the
| Defendant, Abram Howe, being out Of this State.
| the cause was continued 10 the presen, Scptember
teru OF said Cor, 1870 And IL not being made
! TO appear to said Conri, the said Howe has had
personal notice ofthe tendency Of this suit it is or.
dered by said Court thar notice be given BY pub
fishing The substance Of the Plaintiffs declaration
three weeks successfully in the "Norh Ameti-
can newspaper printed at Swanion in the Coua.
~ Of Franklin, The last of which TO be four weeks
before the next stated term Of said Court " hlch
shall be deemed sufficient notice to the said Howe
to appear and answer thereto
Dated at North Hero, ia the County Of Crane
Isle, this 22d day Of 0cs ober. AID. 1870.
JOEL ALLEN Clerk.
. HARRINGTON
w 1iP SAuo'oits.
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DIR. HATCH,

WEAVING retnossa frorp Hshga'e 10 S~au'on
N Pals. "a ths house lately oecaplsa BE- Dr.
Cote. would tsspec1Hijy taiafm tas nhah'.
ants That lie - n feaeIeess - attend 10 calls 10
the line 81 his preieu.uu,
Swanssa, FEB. II, lsgl
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ENR. COTE wishing to close his business On
hbthe fret day OF deril nest. neu6es these ~
debsed 10 him 10 come forward Immediately ana
sellie her secouuis. and those 70 when Ire mas
be indebted arc requested 10 prsssas ,hslr demands
against bin.
swauien, Jan. Q. lsIl.
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TEvHF subscriber has giyea bir son William n
Il Aoriiz his ta.e. Sat,0g he remainder 81 his
minority. aud lac wpaid soify all concerned. that
be will claim none Of The said WIN. 10. horaz's
earnings. nor psy sny dsbls Of bis eopsfse,ssg
si;ss this daae.
JOHN NORTH
HisLgs,s. 9Th Iug., 1870. 1873
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FRENCH TUITION.

Two young Canadian ladies' viii be ready BY
he hrsi day Of May next 70 give lessons "a The
French language eiIhsi in public schools or IN
private families. They would accept engagements
either 10 the United States OF IN Lower Canada.
For terms apply al this Office.
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Nova Scotia Plaster.

VsHoMAs Webster has on hand about co
H. tons Of best selected PIsTer, now grinding
al his Mil, those who wish 10 purchase will do
well to call and examine before buying eIss~here.
Swantoa, Dee. II, 1910. 2l-3l
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GEORGE RARNEY

HI 5S jusi opcssd good Apartment sff.,-.5,
= u sa5 iaiesas 30 gels 'bsss - essa2 - ss.,
Sx7ssx, TssaN & ISto.
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No Cure No Paw!

fEe HOSE, afflicted with Suuerine or other Ian.
u peJmsnt 10 their Speech, can be eGeetuaiy
cared by applying to the Undersigned, Who has had
during a long experience and Ia many Egffssaied
cases, opportunity 70 ,ssi The shpsfierHy Of bis
system and wi,neFsed The most favorable re-
suits. Satisfied that be eaB easily ard without
rata eject radical cure Ia rny pefFnn iabeFieK
nader ,his diszSreeable mss5y. gheh mnsi In ss
asausinE the individual az il disiestil TO us
bssfes he - iisaneed respectfully 20 cali the a.
teD0vis II hose sbofn IL may concern TO this ne
tee. And be Is also prepared To ssselss ssy
from Tic ob!5Isi,on 81 FATtxc. not sAsaeipAisy
cared.
- Tsfas veasena6ls ard msds sasv.
LANES y. CROCI4
Swastou, JJth Nov. lst0- T~s'
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FOR S.4LE

A coed cooking stove. Conditions very liberal
Apply at this oiFlss Also is~ suneles ofhouse'
hold turailufe
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DISSOLUTION.

YHvHE partnership existing under The 6ru Of
III KANE q DUNEIkG. Of Ssanion. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent The debts
OF The Company are 20 be tiquidaied by the IN
ders cned ard all demands OF tho firm musi be
promptly paid to me.
HUGR DUENITC.
Swaulou, 22d Nov 1910. 29-3l.
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CERT5fN

CURE FOR THE TOOTH 9CuE,
Tets ~ to5.k tkal akkes sxA dip lhs
,ssf - .osd saeSsr es4 IL iEA aeke ~ aeTs.
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R E1EOV AL.

VENIlE subscriber informs his friends and the
II public in general that he has removed h's
shop to his dwelling house in Broadway Nc. l.,
where he is ready to NEE, all calls.
n b. Cutting at short notice for cash, and
none need apply without the PAY, except those
having yearly deal.
JAMES MURPHf.
Swanton. Dec. 22d. 1880 81
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Lockpo {, THURSDAY night,
January .SIb, IssI. !

T. II. Hysi. Esg'- Sir. An attempt;
has been made Ia bail McL-e~i. The a
mount 81 the required bail, $500. was
placed in the hands al two II our eiiizrns
Yesterday, end they pui their mares TO The
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
r FILTERS of administration having been
- granted at the November Term, ls4l.
of the Probate court of Yazoo county, to the
undersigned, on the estate Of w. K. Stone,
Decd -Noticp is hereby given to all persons
indebted to said estate to make immediate
payment; and those persons having claims
against the same, are requested to present
them, properly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be for
ever barred.
J.R. RICHARDS, Admir-
| Dec 10, 1S4l. 81.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
NOIICE.

n will. at the December Term of the Probate
Court of Yazoo county, as administrator de
bonis non of the estate Of William Russell, decd
make a final settlement with said court
MARCUS PIERCE, Admir- de bOnis non.
December 10, l84l. 22-St.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
NOTICE.

n SHALL, on the fourth Monday of Deem
Ter next, as surviving Administrator OF
Josiah Gvrd, decd, make final settlement
Of said estate with the Court of PrObates Of
Yazoo county, Mississippi, and surrender my
letters of administration.
THOMAS RAWLINGS,
Su,.viuing administrator.
December 3, l84l. 2l-3t
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
LOOK YE HERE!

lust received per steamers Walnut Hills
- and Algonquin, and for sale by JAMES
II. CULLEN 4 Co.
20 boxes fresh Malaga Raisins,
90 hlf do do do do
20 or do do do do
10 drums Figs,
hlf bbls Cranberriec,
boxes Lemons,
do Chocolate,
10 do Underwood's Pickles,
6 do Havana Preserves,
10 do Newark Cider,
do Starch.
Dec 10, 1841. 22-H
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
NOTICE.

r,ruUTR : or administration having oeeh
IL granted at the October rer ,n;r co. 80 the H
the Probate Court OF YazoS SO% u Hat RI
9 5,I Notice IS hereby given to all persons
ind to said estate to make !mmeG Iams
nayment; and those persons having IN o Gani
e aSem properly within in the for 1m'
barred. J aII 00.6t
Oacemher 10, lS4l. <S-Ot
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
NOTICE.

n FTTERS Of administration having been
Z nran ted at the April Term, ls4l, Of
=, bIo I"' court of Yazoo county, to the
Undersigned" rnS s on the estate of Joseph l.,
Tnue,J decd Notice is hereby given
Nounu" o,,ons indebted to said estate to
r 10 a" Immediate payment; and those persons
having claims against the same, , are
ed to present them, properly aG1nen..oa ,be,
within the time prescribed D! law o' "''
will be forever barred. 1o,
J.. R. RICHARDS, Admir- dc 90 cons es no."
Dec 10, lS4l.