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Trustees sac

order of y certain Deea ~ IT,.
executed BY William Reid. and a.
his wife, unto me, for The use and 1870, ~
the New Orleans Canal and Bapl;0r 90.
PAM, bearing date the twelfth dav ~ ~.
gust, a. ID. 1889, and duly recorded IN 49,,
office OF the clerk Of the Probate COur. ~
Yazoo county, in, the State Of Missie~;nO;
on the day of the date thereoC.-I viii a
the request Of the said New Orleans C.ssasl
and Banking Company, made b. Me-; ~
Wilkinson and Miles, their. agents ,s6d 4.
torneys, expose to public sale iothe hi0he~s
bidder, Tor CASH, on Monday the 0eth dav
OF February next, at the Courthouse door
OF said YazOo County, in the town of Rem
ton' between the hours Of ten o'clock, 4. N.
and four O'Clock, p NJ, the following de-
scrlbed Negro Slaves, (being portion Of
the same mentioned in said deed Of trust.l
or so many thereof as shall be sufficient ~
pay and discharge the two first instruments
IN said deed mentioned, and now due. A.
mounting to the principal sum Of Eve
thousand SIX hundred and seventy-ive dol
lars and seventy-three cents: together With
the interest due thereon, and the necescogv
charges attending said sale, to wit: Jack.
and Fanny his wife, and three children.
CASTILLO, Little Prince, Eliza, Amelia and
Thornton. The above described DropeFtv
Will De sold by me, as Trustee for the mar
poses aforesaid, BY virtue or the powers u
that effect given me in said deed Of trust
will only make such title 10 the purchsser
or purchasers as is vested in me as Trnstee
as aforesaid.
will also, at the request Of the said mar
ties as aforesaid, rent, at the same time and
place, for the term Of twelve months, (or for
such term as may be then deemed most bene-
hcIal tothe interests Of the said partiesl tdthe
highest bidder therefor, the land described IN
said deed OF trust, containing IN all sixteen
hundred and eighty acres, (more or lessl.
+. w. QUACKENBOSS.
Trustee. Gc
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NOTICE

) HEREBY given, that at the March Term
ls42, Of Yazoo Probate Court. 1 shall. d
administrator de bonis non, &C.. with the
VIII annexed Of Richard nj. Green. decd
presentmy final account for settlement and
allowance on said estate, and ak 10 surren.
der my letters of administration.
ARTHUR g. GREEN.
Administrator de bonis non. &c.
Feb'y q, 1842. an 4.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.
United States Circuit Court, to Man
Tenn, ls42.
Marseilles &, Martin,

OS-SSNo YVG1W AOUFEs 20 LM0W
Tenn, lS42.
Marseilles s. Martin,
y. plus. f. IA.
Thos. Rawlings g. security.
RY virtue Of tie above Vend;,;on; n.
ponas to me directed from the Hono--
able United States Circuit Court for the
oou.nern District Of Mi, ] will expose to
PuOlc SAFE TOR cash, at the Court House
uoot 2. 1azoO county, Mi. within the hours
prescribed BY Law, On
MO"day,ste 2Snt day Of February nert.
all the right, title and interest, the said de-
iendant Thomas Rawlings, hath in or 70
the following described property. 10 wi, !:
One Lot of ground in the town Of Benton.
YazOo county, Mi, in Section /, Township
II, Range |, West, measuring so feet on
Main Street and running back $50 feet.
upon which stands a good house: levied on
as The property of the said defendant Tbos
Kawllngs,and will be sold to satisfy the above
stated Venditioni Exponas and costs Of
suit ANDERSON MILLER, Marshall.
By T. L. ARNOLD, D M.
Jan %, l64I. [Pr fee SO O0l 29-5t
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NOTICE.

A SGuardian for Margaret G. Scott, mi
n nor heir of Gabriel Scott, deceased, /
will, on the fourth Monday Of March next,
make final settlement of my guardianship
with the Court of PrObates of Yazoo coun-
~, Miss, ask for allowance and surrender
of my letters of guardianship.
WILLIAM PICKETT,
jgtr Guardian, &c.
Feb. IL, 1912. Sl-6t
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Tax Collectors Sale.

~ virtue Of authority in ME vested, as
IL Tx Collector of Yazoo county, will
offer, to the highest bidder for cash, at the
Courthouse door in the town of Benton. on
Saturday the 18th day of February, 1912,
one NEGRO MAN named Major, levied on
as the property of the estate of Richard NJ.
Green, and will be sold to satisfy the taxes
due by said estate for the years 1910 and
lS4l.
ST. JAMES, Tax Collector.
Feb. ii, 1912. 8I-2t
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Jan. q, 1912. TPr leo s24I 9s-5.

The state Of Mississippi.l PRoBATr Come
YAzoO CoUNrY. Dec'r sTe UOI ~ :
WHEREAS, james Biles. AdmiS'isIEEES
tor of the estate Of AbneF G. Hsr
rison, decd, having bypetition and apuIics.
ton, represented to the Court that Il would
be tor the benefit Of all persons interes,ed.
to sell the following described real estate of
said deceased, lying and being in the cOun-
ty Of YazOo, and State Of Mississinn;. of
which the said A. G. Harrison died seized
and possessed, for the payment Of debts 1.
gainst said estate, viz: the one half inter.
est in and to the southeast fourth. Section
%, and northeast fourth, and west half of
southeast fourth of Section So, all in Tow
ship IL, Range No. west, containing 400
and 63-lOO acres.
II is therefore ordered By the Cou,, ,h..
all persons interested in the above describeJ
property pc, and personally appear befors !
Probate Court, 10 be holden II and ~ 49,
county OF Eazoo, at the Court-house tberaof
n the town Of Benton, on the 4tb Mondsv
d February next, 1884, then and there q
'6ew cause, il any they have, why the Oraver
u the petitioner should not be g.anted.
1t is further ordered, that said Adm;n;.-
rator give forty days. notice Of this decree
y publishing the same six weeks succea.
lively in the Yasoo City Wing.
Attest GEO. CROCKETT. CPL
Jan. Il. l842. pr fee $40 SOY 27-6t
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Inc state Of Mississippi,l PROBATE CoURr.
YAzoo COUNTY. Deer Term, I8ll
WHEREAS, James w. Barnett. ADM
nistrator of the estate Of Emannel
Head, decd, (by his solicitor, WIN. d. Pn0A
having filed his petition representing Il ~
Court that II would be for the benefit Of ali
persons interested in said estate, to sell The
following lots or parcels of land, living ana
Delng " 1azoo City, county Of Yazoo, and
State ot mississippi, Of which the said II
manuel Head died seized and possessed. for
the liquidation of the debts against said a.
tate, (the same having been declared iDsoI.
vent to wit: Lots Nos. III, lis, 1921.
l22, and 4O6;
1t Is therefore ordered By the Couft. thar
all persons interested in the above described
property be, and personally appear before !
PROBATE Court, TO be holden il and for the
county OF Yazoo, at the Court house thereof
10 the town of Benton, on the 4th Monday
10 February next-then and there 10 shew
cause, Il any they have, why the PRAYER az
the petitioner should not Be granted.
Il IS further ordered, that said Adminis-
lFator give forty days notice Of this decree
loy publishing the same six weeks success.
slvely in the YazoO City Whio.
Attest, GEO. CROCKETT. Clsk.
Jan. 4, 1879. Price SO SOY l8k
ID d. GIBBS, ESQ, has control 81 IL
unsettled professional business ofT j.
]. Jennings and Of the late frm "a yennino~
g. Dulin, with the exception 81 that nenS-
ing in the Courts ii JaclSsa which D.l5le.
5. Jennings Of that place las chaIge "a
Yazoo CITY, Sept IL, ls4l.
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obedience to the reouisitions of - A - A.. :,
the Legislature, approved 24tb of neno az
1883, amendatory Of an Act TO incorporate the
Town of Manchester" passed 18th Fecembsr
$780, the undersigned citizens will hold an Flee.
ZION at the PhOcnir House, on MONDAY. the I4tb
instant, between the hours OfIO o'clock. a. M and
o'clock! P. NJ OF said day, for the purpose Of
ggecung SIX suitable persons as Selectmen of said
own; one suitable person for President of the
Board Of Selectmen, who shall be er-oc;o Ins, ;,
OF the Peace, and one for Town Constable,
Up. COOK, Returning Officer.
C. HOLMES.
S. E. MILLER.
y. O'REILLY,
N. G.. NYE,
+. CALENDER.
azoo City, Feb. 9TH, 1912. 3O-2t
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= ME undersigned have associated in bu-
siness. under the firm Of FUQUA &
WILSON, and will transact a general Com.
mission, Receiring and Forwarding Bust.
ness, at the old stand of FUoUA e. ADAMs
in this place. wv. FUOTJA
]. ]. WILSON.
January %, ls42. 2e,r
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TRUsT RALE.

TRUST SALE.
virtue of Deed of Trust, executed
- by Hiram G. Runnels and Obedience
A. Runnels, his wife, to me as Trustee. 10
secure VIM. s. Byrd in certain sums therein
mentioned, and dated the fourteenth dav of
January, 1887, and duly recorded in the Pro-
bate clerks office Of Yazoo county. Missis-
siPPi, will proceed to sell for cash, on Mon
day the first day Of August next, on the ore.
misses in said county, the following propertv.
or sc much thereof as will pay the second
note mentioned in said deed recorded in
Book q. page lOl and lO2, viz: The east
half of southwest quarter, north half of
west halt OF southwest quarter, and south
half of west half of southeast Quarter oF
Section No. 4; and east half of northwest
quarter, west half of southeast quarter. east
halt OF southwest quarter, east half Of south
east quarter, north half of west half of south
west quarter, south half Of west half Of north
west quarter of Section No. Is: and north
half OF the northeast quarter, west half Of
the southwest quarter, south half of the
west half of the northwest quarter of Sec.
ton No. 10, Township No l2, RANGE No. 2
east. ALsO-the south half Of the west half
of ID southeast quarter, south half of the
east half of the southwest quarter of Sec.
ton No. l3, and west of the northeast omar
ter, east half of northwest quarter. sontb
half of the east half of the northeast quar-
ter, south half Of the west half of The north
west quarter of Section No. %, Township
No. IL, Range No. 2 east, subject TO entry
at Mount Salus. Acting as Trustee, / will
convey such title only as is vested in me by
said deed, which is believed to be good.
T. T. LEAVEL.
Feb. 4. ls42. [Pr fee Sl47 39-6t
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WILL proceed to cell the following
STRAYS, on the fourth Monday in Fe.
bruary next, before the Courthouse door y
Yazoo county:
HORSE, taken up by D. s. King. sorreI
color, blaze strip nose, hind feet white, Sc
ven years DID, fifteen hands high-appraised
Jan, %, 1912. (Pr fee S9) 29-5t
MARE MULE, by E. J. Munger: colo,
iron grey, seven years old mo marks or brands
except collar mark-appraised 10 @45 m,
Jan. 49, 1912. { Pr fee $2) 29-5t
OK, by James Callahan; color black.
mark, smooth crop in the left ear, and smooth
crop and hole in the right, ten years old
appraised 10 $l7 so.
Jan. %, 1912. pr fee S2) 29-5t
STEER, by w. A. Overslreet: brindle
color, white belly, marked with an under
slope in the right ear, 3 years old-apprais-
ed TO So 90.
Jan Is, ls42 (Prfee S2l 29.5t
COW and CALF, bv ] RI Reed. sno,to5
color marked with crop in the left ear, and
swallow fork and under bit in the rieht-ap-
praised 10 $l2 90.
Jan %, ls42 price S2l 29.5t
STEER, by I G Marlborough; color white
and black, mark, swallow fork in the RIGHT
ear, branded with circle in the shape of J
moon on the right hip-appraised ais 90
Jan %, 1912 (Pr fee S2) 29-5t
OK, by Thomas Bovard; ten wears old
crop and under bit in each ear, and branded
with the letter P.-appraised to SIS 90.
Jan %, lS42 (Prfee S2) 29-5t
COW and CALF, by E. .. Hooker: CO.
Tor brown, white back and belly, mark under
halt crop in each ear-appraised TO @lO 90
w. H. MANGUM, Ranger.
Jan. %, ls42. (Pr fee S2l 99-5t
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Feb. 4. Is42. TPr fee sl47 $685.
The State of MississiPpi,( PROBATE CoURr,
YAzoO COUNTY. JGm'y Term, 1879
Jackson N. Ratclif,

The State of Mississippi,( PROBATE CoURT.
YAzoO COUNTY. JGal,y Term, 1879
Jackson N. Ratclif, !
US.
Samuel N. Ratcllf, and
Isaac Ratclif,
EOPON the opening of the matters con.
y tanned in the petition in this case,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that Isaac Ratcliff, one of the above
named defendants, is not resident of this
State, so that the process of the same can
be levied upon him,-It is ordered, adj
judged and decreed by the court, that the
said Isaac Ratcliff appear in said court
and answer the said petition on or before
the April Term, lS42, of said court, or the
matters contained in said petition will be
taken as confessed, and such decree made
in relation, in the same, as the said court
shall deem legal and just: And il is further
ordered by ds court. that publication of this
order be raade for the space of two months
in the Yazoo City Wing.
A true copy from the minutes.
Attest GEO. CROCKETT, Crk.
Feb. 4, ls42. pr fee $l5) 3O-9t
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By I. L. ARNOLD, d. NJ.
FEB. IL. 1912. [Prfee Sl2l 3l-5t
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N o TICE

February, ls42.
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WILL proceed to cell the following
STRAYS, on the fourth Monday in Fe.
bruary next, before the Courthouse door Of
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