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Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-03
sCINTILLATIONs.

friend of ours, says the n Y. Aurora fell SICK very
sick once and sent for doctor. He felt his pulse scenf
icaly, and shook his head dublously as doctors will,
"I am very SICK" said the patient, but you cure
If am up in week will give you fifty dollars hut
if lay here fortnight can't afford to pay more than
twenty-five, II die you won't get anything"
The doctor smiled, and his prescriptions and in
week him in Broadway, looking pale but interest
ing, and thoroughly cured There science in this
too!
The learned blacksmith has been lonising and lecuriu
in Baltimore and New York. lie will find it hard
after many fine dinners with the arstocracy,
his old forge, hob nails and horse shoes.
Eaigna for solution,
Two sevenths of myself is masculine,
Another add--you make me feminine:
Still another add-and win be found,
For plans ambitions, and for renown'd;
Then put me all together, and you will see,
That Of the feminine gender must be.
An answer is solicited by ZEPHYR.
The Colonel will have it that 60 Kn signifies One
Rriter."
You make short the piacrugt said TO the butter
of Mrs Jackson, of Wiscasset, badly burned
Monday morning of last Caught by standing too
near the stove.
Pseatory 7oasts The following capital toass Civ
banks of one of the beautiful ochs," frequently met
with in Massachusetts:
The Fair Ser. The handsome and sweetest fish in
ton May they be taken by dandy any other ar
tificia n.y.
The Girls Lore!
Sinners in form, and delicate trout
May no true angler find his own-a pout.
VT of Natse,o Bges In 1883 three hundred lamps
imported from England light the streets of Boston, where
upon the celebrated Matthew Byles told old lady of his
parish who was great admire of Whteeld that three
hundred Hghts had from Engand and that
Sslectmen going to hang them all up air0nS
Friend Sayward of the Bangor Courier speaking Of Ami
NAL Magnetism thinks into t5G at least! We
can't say how that bu tell neighbor how many feet
have you out Of it?
Never lie when the truth viii do better-whieh is always.
We knew man lose twenty dollars to gct rid Cf
paying two!
Why the above paragraphs like wicked Old men =
Because they scintlato, (sia haiate)
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-03

Ttts Honorable Senate Gad House Of Representatives. # the
STATE of.aiae IN Aegatare assembled, January, 1872.
rg,uE Undersigned inhabitants Of Dresden and other
in the Counties Of Lincoln and Kennebec, respectful
y represent General Court of Massachusetts, in the
year I7g5 Incorporated certain persons for The purpose OF
building brdge Eastern River, in said Dresden at
Calls tnOW Cancy's Ferry, the highway extending
the Eastcy bank Of KenntbeC River from Hnsow 30 The
Ferry h-tween Noolwich and Bath, that bridge
codngy built said Ferry and remained passable or a
years. and then the propeturs suffered To de
cav and fall TO ruin and has since been rebtt than
Brdge that place would be much convenient tUr
Heg5o and the public in general though the
Fg!Iy is would have long since been rebuilt, could
the old harter grant have been obtued, aud bridge at
this place would very much accommodate the inhabitants Of
adjacent to the f1ennebec River should have occasion
travel Woowich, Bath, Georgetown Pipsburg,
highway aforesaid il the shortest and tenos direct way
from those towns Ii would also be great convenience to
travellers passing Parks (nOw) Hath ms Ferry bound
NiScasset and other towns eastery of that place. rs te
distance from said Ferry bv the way of Clancys Ferry Is
shorter BY miles than it is by the way Of the upper
bridge called IL is evident that the proposed bridge
would greatly facilitate the travel this route, and with
suitable draw for vessels to and down. would not be
much impedne to navigation, but few vessels enter
river being crooked and narrow, aud difficult to nav
gate except such vessels owned by persons living
said river.
Wherefore pray your Honorable body tomake and
purpose Of erecting and maintaining bruge said East
ern RIVER Clancy's Ferry aforesaid, with the right Of
taking such tolls travellers for passing over with hoIses
carra yes, teams &C., may be deemed reasonable
lSgned) HENRY TALLMAN, and 2o3 others.
December, IS4l.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-03
IN SENATE-FRIDAY, JA


Communication from r. Williams and G..
Evans was read, and on motiun of MIR Kavanagh,
referred to the Joint Select Committee on the
n. E. Boundary.
Papers from the House disposed OF in concur.
renee.
INTHE HOUSE on motion Of Mr. Greenlow.
Of Bristol,
Ordered, That the Committee on the Judiciary
be instructed to enquire into the expedency f so
modifying or amending existing laws, as TO Sc
cure the rights and interests of heirs and othels
in cases where donations or gifts are made by the
doners in their last sickness, in contemplation of
death, where those gifts OF donations exceed the
amount of 500.
Resolve repeating Resolve providing for the
publication and distribution of the abstract of re-
.urns Of common schools, was finally passed
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-03
The following letter was published in The New
Dedord Evening Bulletin;

The following IeIter was PnoIished N the NeW
Dedford Evening Bulletin;
FREMONT House., Jan. 81
Deer Stiff we can possibly arrange II, shall
be much interested IN seeing your Gases, when you
come TO Boston with regard TO my opinion on the
subject of lesmerlsln, have no hesitation in say
ing tuaI have closely watched Doctor Elliotson's
experiments rom the frst,-Ihat he is one ofmy
must intimate and valued friends, that have the
utmost reliance on his HONOR character and ability,
and would trust my Lille III his hands at any time
and that after what had seen with my own eyes,
and observed with my own senses, should be un-
true both 10 him and myself, ii should shrink 70. Il
uIo.uenI from saying that | am believer, and that |
became So against al my preconceiTed opinions.
Painfully yours,
CHARLES DICKENS.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-03
Sinners in form, and delicate as trout,
May no true angler find his own-a pout.
Temperance

We bestow some space this week upon the
"slartha Washington " Report, to crafty our
respect for Temperance-an the Ladies This
report should have appeared last week, but thro
excessive modesty, we overlooked IT,
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-03
In SENATE-SAruKDAy, JAN.

Finally passed in favor of Henry
p. Stevens ct ls-repeallng Resolve the publica-
ton and distribution Of an Abstract Of the Re-
turns Of Common Schools.
IN THE HOUSE Petitions &c. presented and
referred remonstrancesiot the inhabitants of the
town of marlborough against the formation of
a new probate district in the county of Lincoln.
Resolve in favor ofIlenry P. Stegens and 9TH
ers, was finally passed.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-03

Hon. Nathan Dixon Senator from Rhode Island
died at Washington, on Saturday morning last.
lie was man of much ability, strict integrity
and uprghtness.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-03
To Doct. CoLYER.

According to the saco Herald, the cars on the
Eastern Railroad, will commence running between
Portland and Saco, "a distance Of about seventeen
miles, by the mitde Of this week. They will stop
al Gouse Fare Book, u mile and half from Saco
village.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-03
"BANERUPT LAW"
RANDALL g. WHITMAN,
COunsellors at Law.

VIII attend to business under the Bankrupt Act in the
United States District Court, in force this day.
They would also thank their old clients past and
nued patronage and promise those entu ng business to
and SECRECY IN BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS.
Bati Feh 2 1872. tfA5
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-03

rTHE Steamboat MINERVA, lying McCobbs'
Wharf together with her engines Boilers and Machine
y and if sold at private sale before the second day of
April next she will he sold Public Auction For further
particulars enquire of EBEN AYERS.
Bath Feb Isl, 1872. 9W45
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-03

PHOTOGRAPIIY---ON MORE.
THE SUBSCRIBER has returned to Bath and having A.
vailed hiuself Of recent improvements in the
DeguerreOtype Art, offers take Miniatures, better
quicker and cheaper than has been done before with
out regard to weather. His stay will be shor-Please give
him another call, at the Elliot House.
3stf SAM'I, S. SULLIVAN.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-03
RETEI'S PILLS.
TO the Patrons Of Erandrcth's Pills.



The NeU LGJo Single Bor Of the Genuine BraEartt'S
Pills. c0ntaiH
~ j063 LEI TIERS 80
consequence Of the variety of Counterfeit Labels
OF prGoHded Rrandreth's pills. and which, IN many IN
stances, nearly resembles outward appearance the gen
uine of the old STYLE deceive the nnWay Doct
Bandreth acting under of duty 10 the public, has
employed those celebrated artists, Messrs Perkins and Dur
and who have succeeded in producing at great cost three
New Labels from STEEL of extreme difficulty of executon
and Of complicated nature to amount to inposs
blty of mitation being considered by judges master
piece in the aft of engraving.
The border of the top and also of the under label com
posed OF the elaborate and chaste patterns of lace work
To the climax of these beautiful labels the paper upon
which they printed is previously printed with Red Ink
after design exquisite aud minute To compe
ton the top and under label each contain the words
" BENJAMIN BRANDRETH'S PILLS" written in Red
Ink neay two hundred tmeshe top and under label con
tanning, therefore, upwards of five thousand letters
There is also upon the top, the under and the side ab
two signatures of Dr. BrandretE one being his regular sig
nature, thusB. Bandeth and the other, his full sigma
tire, usBeniamin Brandeth both being fac SMILES o
the writing Of Dr. Brandreth initiate which forgery
The Brandreth Pills having these labels upon tein can
be relied upon the true and genuine.
Dr. Brandre'a Principal Office 24l, Broadway, NJ YORK
y. England Office
10 Hanover street, 70
BOSTON.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-03
One swing lnOre!!!
Nominations by the Governor.
m = 1-,,

Benz. SWEET, Bangor, Keeper State Arsenal.
Cumberioad-Joseph Cross, New Gloucester,
Chairman County Commissioner.
Charles Hanalord, Cape Elizabeth County
Commissioners.
Lemuel Rich, Sd. Standish.
Lincoin-Jeremiah Ellsworth, Bath, Chairman
Co. Commissioners.
Ambrose Lermond, Warren, County Commits
soners.
John Murray, Edgeromb, County Com.
Ephraim Woodman, Wilton, Chair
man County Commissioners.
James Russell, Temple, Comfy Com.
Archibald Talbot, Philips, I"
The previous nominations for this county are
all confirmed.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-03
IMPORTANT

From Wash lin gtOn.--Thc Bankrupt Bill safe
the Senate refusing repeal ii, by vote
ora to G3.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-03
PIANO FoRTEs---TUNED.
BY J. lH[CRERY.

Ii Orders left at the Store of A. B. Crockett matchmaker
~ and eweller, opposite the Elliot House, will be prompt
ly attended to.
Bath, Feb. g. lsf2. 3H45
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-03

ADV Mobile l7th ship Rrunswck McMannus, for Liv-
erpoo wanting 300 baesl
Ar at Orleans 7lh ship Orient Bailey, Alicani C brig
Angelne, Barnes, Philadelphia Towed sea ship Kappa
hammock and Byron.
Ar at Havana 18th, brig Mcclellan, Orr, Bath; 18th brig
Lincoln Smith, do.
Ar at Orleans 29th brig Pantheon, Fales Thomason
Ar at Charleston 26h schr Lancet, Clark Camden Me-
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-03
CoRN,ND Fr,OUR FoIt SALE

nN Stin4,s wharf in the Store formerly occupied by
W Bernard {. Bailey, Esq, 5000 Bushels prime yellow
Corn and $50 Barrels supeine fine, and nlddings nouf
For sale hy BENJAMIN T. CHASE y son.
p,ti Ia, az 1sd1 3w4i
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-03

SHOES FOR SALE !-TO THE LADIES!
store Corner Of Vine aud Water Streets, OF of La
dies Kid and calf Skin Walking Shoes, which will be sold
Io,o far cash AARON DONNELL.
| ram Ian oo 1870 3w43
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-03
AnNINIsTaA,roR NDTICE.


NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber mas oeen
n duly apponted admnstratrx of the Estate of David
Morse late of Bath the County of Lincoln, deceased
and has taken upon herself that trust by giving bonds as e
law directs And all persons having demands upon inc
Estate of said David Morse, required to exhibit the
am all persous indebted To the SAID Estate are caied
upon TO make payment. SALoME MotoE,
Adlninistratrix.
Bath December5, 1851.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-03

schr William from Bath for Roston below Portsmouth,
lost part of deck load of sugar box Shocks night OF 2h in
the n w blow.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-03
snEiRMAN,s PoOR MAN,s rLAsTER.

IUeTre
ND warranted the best Plaster for pain or weak
"A ness in the back lons side any other part Of
the body also To Rheumatism and Iunbago affords mme
dae aud astonishing relief Aud all those who have USED
them never wear any other they easy and cure SO
soon P1r sale, by EDWARD WooD,
Bath Jan. u, l642. (44) Central whar1.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-03
BOSTON.
Agent in Bath, Mr. HENRY IlYDE.
BOSTON NOTION AND GRAHAM'S
MAGAZINE.

FOR ONLY FIVE DOLL4RS!!
WE have made arrangements with the enerprslng pub
w Usher of GrahaIn's Magazine, by which we are
enabled offer this Magazine and the Boston Notion Tor
year for only FIVE DOLLARS
1t idle for here enter into detail Of the superior
character of Gahas Magazineit has in one year acquired
ceebry aud extent circulation beyond that of pc
riodical world For the year lS42 this Magazine Is
to he increased in the number of its pages and other import
ant and valuable attractions are TO be added TO 1t.
Upon remtting FIVE DoLLAEs to Mr. Graham, Of Phil
dephia Publisher of the Magazine, the undersigned
copy of the Boston Noun uarto or Folio edition. and
HAMS MAGAzINE, for 1872, will be forwarded to yo
The quao Notion will be you from No you wish
it, nine Numbers only having been as yet published
GEO. ROBERTS.
Proprietor Of the Boston Notion.
Notion Office, Boston, Dec. l6 lS4l
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-03

AUGEExS.
40 It's, 6, SIS, 63, !, Sc and 1913 Patent A9gers for
Il Q, -saeby q. W. KENDALL.
Ian 1o Is13 43.
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-03

NOTICE.
LII persons indebted to the Subscriber, by Note or Ac-
~ count whose term of credit has expired, request
ed make immediate payments and those having demands
CIIA'S CLApP, In.
Pa+l, January 9Th lS1I. ii
Lincoln telegraph., 1842-02-03

COfsNs COfeN!:
o. BUSHELS prime Nd. yellow Corn, now landlng
o. from iclr PLANET, from baltimore and for sale
by j.. ]. ROBINSON.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-12-02

Male and FensIs Seminary

Male and BEN e Seminary.
grVHF Trustee a KS 200 lsle a Femala
eeminary would respectfully announc
tie public. chat ihe ~ "a this Insfif4 ion
- ~ oofnniense On ioNdaY ihc 81 ocio1efs z
The loeetion ol this Seminary is, II 81 respects
ouch ne viii tecoramend ~ the notice 81 parenfe
and guardians, I'D healthy "a secnre f6,resi 81
their children o. wards the most IlIct attention
will BE given q the i1f sneuI 81 lNs n stala
of the pupils who Inag 10 placed une "a lisa al
ton Of dc Superinte ehla nod @ t1e lneite
ments % mental and nleill which
the experience 81 te1rheI engaged l yeafa IS
the profession can fpsnishs viii 10 extended g
them.
Mr.. Campbell, suPsilntendsnt g ~ Msle re.
ms. Goodrich, Superintendent Of hs Female Pc.
partmerf
Mi. keeDarisl lassica Teacher. end qssissani g
the Physical 81 nces II ne eInals Depalis
ments and lfs eoodteh, Rkel q MUSIC
/ Prin, n CHS. "a b, Reading, Whiting.
and the elements 81 ARITHMETIC, l2 81 PEI 9.
Second Class --sln ed tuition g me
branches az the Primary Glass.
Grammar, Geography. md the
elements 81 Natural r ilosaphY, rs 90
Third Class, Philosophy. MOial,
Mental and Natural Chemistry,
II Botany, G6omelrys Astronomy
sAlgebTas Surveying, Logic, Rhs.
storic, Competition, History Ro
man Antiquities, Political scon-
only, Human ) Histology ~ "
Il Fourth Class-r laatin and E5keeks ~ ~
oRNA II. 1,fs ANeIE5s
Needlerwork and Embroidery, %
il Pencil ketching anq Shadings ~ 00
Piano z cfte instruction, - W
II Vocal Music free 81 charge.
Each Session viii consist Of hye menths--
Boarding vii be fnfnished convenisnt s. schoo
II on reasonable terms Tuition fees IN advance.
Il Mr. Goodrich will tune ard yepair Pianos.-d'
also has made aFran enenfs with Loud & 20. 9
iPhiladeiphia, 70 furnish bis patrons with Pianos
Il MessEs Campbell and KeepaTis will deliye
i Lectures to the pupils on History, Moral, Menta
and Natural p Philosophy and Astronomy.
II The Trustees are: H. Vaughan, President, r
w. Graves, ]. w. Purvis, J. ne. Sharp, ]. NJ Pease
] E Bostick, and j J.. Fdichie
e. BOSTON, Secsy.
4 Benton, Oct. IA. 1912 l4-f
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-12-02
YAz00 WIG AND REGISTER.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED KvERx FRIDAY.
~ % As 9TEWEM9s
rrsrffxr r,Nnrrn1sr4
CITY PRINTER
70 -slreet. neal door q Ehe offces 81
Isssss. Walktnson & .EIiles, and e. y.

on JsbersOn-streei, ners door q TIE Offices Of
essSs. 1alkias0R q .liles, and r.. ~.
liackenb0es.
TERN1S-Yhe WHIa will Sc furnished "a nnb-
scEl6ers e 81 % per annum il advance.
AnVERTIsEMREIs viii be inserted 81 10 F.ts ot
81 OQP per square for the mtinseftionana 81 eents
for each week thereafteT-ten lines AZ less. con
stituting square. The number b iinrsrfiors =
CURED, must be marked on the margin al The r6sr
uscnpt or they win be inserted till forbid. and
charged accordingly.
Al advertiser enta from distance, must be
accompanied with lh6 CASH 81 thew win y,
be inserted.
Announcing candidates for Office win be e5
tor county Offices. $40 ter state oiiees-in adj
vance.
Political, Cotton Circulars o. any articles az
individual interest. VIII be charged As advertise
mems nd must b paid for II ADVANCE.
For adTeIiEng Citations tom the Probate
Gopft II persons interested to come forward nnl
6ho cause why an order d snle should not -
glspied l2 dollars, g be paid ior il ADVANCE.
8cr eoyertlsrg Orders granted 81 the Probate
Soaf, e ias sa.a g pFoperigs i5 dollars 10 Be
to ADVERTISING aoncery Notices "a non-resi-
dents, l5 dollars each. to Be paid fot IN ApvhNor.
tor adRef1eIng ellaons for Dover. from Io 10
s dollars, to "a nalo teFin ADVANCE,
Aot adxsf..sN 4 NQItee " Aelfers ~ Admins
trations 1dolleI ig o. fele lcf 81 tnFnNcR
FOR adverfeinr Notice 81 amid or fnsi -
element IS Adnini dollars. Is be nsia
For advertising Notice If Ineorunt Fs,tse
I for6montbs ~ NJ paid ~ 81 Hrlre
TrhsIees Sales and all o,het ndter,iasntnia
uot specified, mus 60 paid og IS lntkEce
All adgef IS personal nature s. ~ ~
ihsigad double price enc payment required is
p9kfcE
oaEls MMA eAsAeAM s.
bliy lines renewable q plsasurs
Nnconfra0l ~ loI less than enc ycaI--
.. skgab Il hall yeal III advance
Tfe nriVileea 6f annual tlsefs 8 lilnitedto
fhaiY ~ immediate business and Ell adverfiee
eenf Ire beneit 81 other persons, sent IS 81
hem aast Be paid for by thssquare.
professional Advertisements.
Fof 10 lines OF less, not alterahle, months 2la
4 m 10 do do IS g do 90
6 "a do do do 10 do. so
fAs the ADORE rates are the same e. thoss
hlished sin Eatchez, Nieksburq, laCkson.
N Grand Gulf and elsewhere II this State, no ds.
duction will. be made from them in any care
0ITsA liz JOB WORK MUST BE PAID F0R
Ton DELIVERY.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-12-02


The state cf Hliesissippi,1 pRobxrn CoUa4.
900 CoURtH. eept'r Term. ie1a
hOanas i. WOOD lean9. Eso..
Jude O tle Probate Co,sl.l 81
county d Yo4OO and STATE
3QiCik IS hereby giyen, that al apDlica-
ZION q ne 81 William G. Rasberry sc
the coenlg Of Yaz6o Is said State. who
cNn writ az partition. Of Inc iollnwine
let la ne town q 4azoo City, held jointly
81 ne lfe SAD Raspberry, Washington Dor
sey Mac a Moselg, Thomas g. Doreneus,
anes Sngdam Corneliut r. SAydam, and
John "a Nixon. as follows :--I.o No. 457,
containing 6 23-lO0 acres; Lot No. 459,
containing l0 $1,000 acres; Lot No. $50,
conf tuning s ISL 90, acres; Lot No. 46O,
coptaininR 20 IS LOO acres: and Lot No.
10 containing IS 79sl00 acres, (except
about two acres IA Lot No. 48O,) az BY Re.
Terence % plat of said Yazoo City, former.
Manchester One fourth owned by said
Rasbeuy, one other fourth BY w. Dorsey,
one other fourth BY Mac. A. Moseley, and
the remaining fourth By Doreneus, Suydar
and Nixon.
have nominated Almefine Stillman
Thomas Peacock, and James IA. Stevens
Commissioners q divide The said lols inc
equal parts OF shssss and unless proper OBJ
leciions are stated 10 me At Benton, at The
Couil mouse o Hazoo county, on the fourth
Monday of December next the said a. Still
lmap. Thomas Peacock and . a. Stevens vii
then Sc appointed commissioners to make
partition Of the said lands, PURSUANT to al
act entitled an act concerning the partition
Of lands By copareenefs, joint tenants, ano
Etenants ia common.
Attest GEO CROCKETT, C,Ik
Oct 1870. fprfee cosy 1896 &
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-12-02

IN pursuance Of the provisions Of Deed
Of Trust executed BY Edward ]. Pinker-
ton and wife, to the late John ColglazieT
and myself as Trustees, dated the 2lst day
Of June, 1888 which Deed Is recorded 10
Book Fl. pages Al ~ and 43, Of the records
Of Yazoo county and n conformity with
the request Of a majority of the parties in
teresied "a said deer, 4 viii expose to public
sale to The highest bidder for cash, before
the door Of the PlanteFs' Bank in Yazo0
City, Geometry Manchester on. Wednesday
the Both day Of November next, between
the hours of ~ o'clock, M, and O'Clock,
r. NJ, the following described real estate
mentioned ID said deed. viz The north half
OF east half Of the southeast quarter oe
Section No thiriy-fve, Township twelve,
Range 2, vest containing 80 00-lOO acres
Of land. Also, another tract Of land, lying
and being in tue county and State aforesaid,
adjoining the land above described, contain
ING one hundred and ten acres, being the
same land purchased BY said g. ]. Pinker-
ton al Trustees sale, as the property 81
Robert Chalmers and conveyed to said Pin
kerton By Thomas J. Jennings, trustee By
deed, bearing date the 29ihof May, 1887,
except ten acres Of said tract previously
sold By said Pinkerton 70 Stephen G. Mat
theWs.
The before described property is well i'm
proved The title IS believed to be good
but ! will convey 70 the purchaser onlysue
title as Is vested il NE as trustee.
WILEY w. RICHARDSON,
SureiUiNg Trustee
July %, 1872. or fee S3s) S-lss
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-12-02

- IN 4MM14ze
eap ~ ~eAr Of Cbancegg 81 ffe State
ef Rpi. October Rules, 1910.
k|aAiels Bank el az
Aloert y. keeble, 81 81.
R0N opening tie matters 81 this R;il
ana . appearing hat the defendants.
.lliam armour Henry Lake, James Dict.
q lillanl Mclean. Henry r.. W. Hi, Par
lam baloTd, William Person, Edwin A Kee-
pc, kalpl Martin, Walter Y. Keeble, and
John eWartWout, are not inhabitants Of
TINS State but reside beyond the limits there
q 50 that the ordinary process Of this court
cannot Be executed upon them, Iii is there
lore ordered, thatunless the said defendants
appear before the Chancellor at the court
room IN the city Of Jackson on the first
Monday Of December next, and plead, an
sWef rdemur 70 the bill Of complaint here
y. lhe several allegations thereof viii be
saken lor confessed as 10 them, and such
order q decree made therein as the Chan
cellor may deem equitable and Just. is
iuTtheF ordered, that copy Of this order be
inserted il the Yazoo City Wing once 3
week for two months successfully.
RI. J.. DIXON, Clerk.
Wilkinson g Miles, P. @.
Set y 1910 fpr fee e0fn I9Qf
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-12-02
IFust SIG

= a
10y virtue of Deed 81 Trust executed
to The undersigned BY Jcsephus Love,
Of the county Sc Yazoo and State Of Mis-
sissippi, bearlng date 3lsi Of Mar, 1912,
and duly 6corded ia the clerk 8 Office Of the
Probate Court Of said county, ii Book NJ,
pages ! ] 8, ] 10 and 100, for the purpose Of
securing lie payment of a certain sum Of
money now due and unpaid, TO s, d Shac-
kleford At lie time specified II said deed Of
trust ~ viii sci, at he Court house door
b he town of BENTON on the first Monday II
Mach, Is As, the following Slaves, viz. ST.
mon, Charles and Susan Also, tie follow.
Inc described land, % vita n q and y 1
Of S 3 sc Section %, md NJ ] ol s W /
Section ll "a Township 10, Range 3,
east The undersigned vii convey such IL
.tle toshe purchasers IS bel bg bin under
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