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N \ 4 7. IA purchaser for Turning Lathe. in
g1 ,, @.1er Tor wood ,uraiug ii may be aeon at
ReeImln. Price So ~,'1>' IL 10 w. .. "
q n UksE wants place. Rcfer. by pcrn1is
noa to y. w Graves Esq SIS Fourth-s: ApDlv
10 Ll1l2oA ; o;.c2 $50! Pearl ORE Four,h-s jli g.:
AIlsN5 T. bD-A SITUATION as wafer or ,oy,cyo,k-1n
ferc1Ces. . ,r -. 1
@N & r B-Empoyment as a NURSE h.; one
VINO mas HAD experience in the business aul car,
l3} Allen street - ~
$SfSR e E1-At 80 Eas, Broadway. C,r;jlic. -,..
" fied "itii the best Of help and no charge Aner;
can, Engiis and Irish girls, with the best CT reference
ire:a last pi"ccs'a:c waiting for situations. d30iE
~ hssE Ei->'uo,lons for eooed SCOTCH, An.ercap
ard coIord c""hs chaLbc: iGsids andhouscn.ads An.
ply at l56 broadway d.n ~,
y3y!AEh q E5otua;,ops for good waters WIN cir
reference FOR years also small boy. for Offices am,
trades isslns:s ons aber7rs &c Apply at l56 Broadway
No charge during winter. t2glm
gNNGEs.E. aNI EBGaRss, hNYs tsx.e,3.s
~ can be had by Ladies and Gentlemen in delira;lul
house, stones throw from Broadway hpply - Ily
Mercer,atre acnr the corner ftrncc. 80 e
20 icck'nau street, rc.pectobie ..ono
s-s amt cheap enough, G2g I'm.
pGaatD.N:s.-h gentleman nnG hi. wife CA, bc
- accommodated With large room bcdroola >. l,r.o
Also, bedrooms single gentlemen, the rcssan stu
alton No. is Cii street, between Bcckman and Fulton
streets. lis Ip,
DOSssSseNG skERUCED.-Thc subscriber
40 aVlar fitted up the large and Comnotous house at
the Of Howard and hlm-strcct only oas block
rog Broadway, where gentlemen can have good board
aud pcaGni room. a. - 80 per ne.t. Also gentlemen
ard their wives unreasonable tcrsS ~ applying at no
Howard street. entrance IN Elm. d&9 I'm
p0AsSHsNG-A gentleman and his wife, or two
Ne SIlgIr gentlemen be good
board No AZ Ftton street. Also tk.co persons
cnH be accomEloda,ed with dinner. n29 If
;pGsE.Es aEEe I99nss may he cbs.iycd in a pri.
bs vac family ny applying at eo6 BndsnE->t is7-;f
- Ts' H. sI.E-!'hc upper part=of II house, SO
Hi tirani Esquire within o' at f2 Bower. 20 y
~ 'a'sa {. t:e'!hc three story honc =" 60, Bird
III. eycUGe Tie 'ascmrntis level viii; iis Iii
II ls5re 1lg 8" every convenience MATTE me ,cs i'll
the two principal stories and tho panlrcS hAlh,d with
drawers shelves &c 10 good tcuaGtlt VIII hCat low.
and privilege gwen for years. Possession
gwen immediately. Apryto
JAMES T. II. BI4EAKLEY,
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sg0AsSEsEEeS-A gcntieI.an 6nd his wife, or two
No slngIc geE:ieion can be accommodated with good
board No. az Fslion Also ,kco persons
ca;I be accoHigodated with dinner neg If
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pos aeD @lSsH.-h gentleman and hi, wife can be
- ascommn d1tcG With large room, bcdrcoia ar large
pantry attaIac furnished or unurnishct with boJrd-
Also bedrooms Ia single gentlemen at tho plcasan stu
alton No. Is Ciii street, between Bccknan aud Fulton
strt,ts. lis la.
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!s$ z, z! Es-At 80 East broadway. C,,cc. -.
" lled "iti the best of help and charge Amer.
can Enysf and Irish girls with the best Of reference
lfc:h lh' i.ccs &c waiting for situations d30iEl
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EA ssse4lsHsS TO a.&'E-A room aud bedroom
sh with closets rautos, &c. suitable for smalf army
Also. large extraordinarily well lighted sui'a
BILE for a we. 4-shop. Inquire on the premises Of
Holm LOCK Z. In rCar of 81 Ann
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COLTS TRIAL.
second Day.-Reported for The Tribune
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.

THURSDAY, January 20, isf..
Before Judge KENT, and Altermea PusnY and LEE.
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III WANTED Tas pUs&CEzASE-A ,
e"iE story B5ickilousc. modern built fall sized
-T's- lot, am scncc ncghborhood, within five or
minutes walk of tho Fulton Ferry, in tho city Of
Brooklyn Any person having property of this dc,crip
tiou, eilsiby situated which bc offered easy terms.
will please address New World, 30 Anns,rcct, stating
particulars, jlSul
.ss1s> Etp 37tT-2 fine lofts to let cheap stole 1870
--G"E Wa,crst:cct lraaro ofthc occupant
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s. T's' H. S,t-l'ic upper part=ci house, SO
ai. tirani EUqulrc within. at ~ Bower. 20 -
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u AS 4 sf-citu9,ons for eopod Scotch An.grcar
IS AID English nurses scastrc.scS I.sh protcs,,n,
and coored Cooks, chalbc. iGsi,s and ouscn.nts
ply at l56 roa5way. i.a l
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w good order Tor wood ,uraiup !, NAV ha .c.n -,
Beeiimln. Price SO ' ;"d ~. W
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IA @N G-Employm as a NURSE H.; on.
Who has had experience in the business .uy car
bring nncxcep'ionabc Recommendations Icqui,c =, No
l3} Allen street. " ~ T.. W.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-21

itOA RET 70 l;cckinau street. c.pectobe oinc
Sc anu ChCai enough DIG I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-01-21

E'NGEk.E.G NI@ E5G.aRsD MID ss<ss,3.s
~ can be hadby Ladies and Gentlemen in delightful
house, stones throw from Broadway apply 81 liz
Mercer street, acar the corner oI trlcc. no tc
New-York tribune., 1842-01-21

S3fsit z s5-cItuaiops for good waters with eli
~ reference FOR years; also small boy. for Offices AMI
trades !.sns ans abcrcrs &c Apply at lJG Broadway
no sharge during winter. 200 In,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-21

"a
JAMES r. III. RLEAKLEY,
20; 2,2fIudson st
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4 ~ y Is * = wants place. Hcfers by pcr.ais
y :lon TO y. w. Graves, Esq IS ,>ou,tt.s: A,-r,
to HlIsON,S OtIicc $50! Pearl or=: Four,h-s, Ig e.,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-21

AN r. b'--A stuauon water or housc.ork in
a small iaIn'iy by girl att Avenue CITY re-
iercnCes. - ar no. q 1
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-11
Levee ON the Mississippi.

We have given place to an extractor aletter,
from Senator Walker, to the editor of the
Mississippian. Should Ithe levee (as therein
contemplated be completed from the north
ern boundary of this State to the mouth of
the Yazoo, there will be a vast extent of land ,
settled upon and cultivated, between this
and the Mississippi River, that is uninhabi-
table at present, from the fact of it's being
overlooked during the greater part of the
year, making it a succession ofswamps, de
vided by ridges Of good land. This being
settled, the nearest market for the settlers
thereon, Tor at all events, considerable pro-
portion Of them,J would be YazOO City, and
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-11


thereby we should derive q considerable
trade from the opposite side of the YazOO,
from which as yet, comparatively, we have
none. The communication between this
and Princeton, the county cite Of Washing
ton, would soon be direct overland, whereas
under existing circumstances, that town can
alone be reached from here, when the wa
tiers are highY By the cireuitious route OF
down the YazOO and up the Mississippi riv-
ers, thus travelling distance of some hun
dred and sixty or seventy miles, in place Of
thirty-fve or forty, the computed distance
beteen the two places. We trust the views
Of Mr.. Walker. relative to the levee may be
speedily realized.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-11

power Of Congress to make
such grants; and in favor Of the two Rail
Road projects, we viii receive a powerful
and united support, from the States of Ala
bafna, Georgia and South Carolina. After
six years of persevering labor, l have been
enabled 10 carry through both Houses, the
bill granting the two pr cent. to Mississippi
and Alabama, TO complete with the roads
now progressing and nearly fnished) the
continuous rail way from Vicksburg to the
Atlantic, and FOR no other object in our State
could this fund have been obtained. The
fund accrued and acc1ling for Mississippi a.
boVe, has been estimated by the commission
er of the General Land Office, at S694, 900 ;
and if invested judiciously in the purchase of
slaves, would grade The road under skillfuI
management. Indeed know most COM
petent and experienced engineer, who would
agree to grade the roRd in this way in six
years for the fund acctued and accruing'"
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-11

"Cincinnat Post, and Anti.Abolitionst,
is the title of new paper, of which we have
received the second number, as published
and edited by L. GREEDY CURrIss, ESQ.,, at
the queen City of the West Cincinnati
is justly viewed by many Southerners as
being the great Western den of Abolitionists,
and as such is Stunned by them in their an
nuaI journeys to the North, for reasons we'll
known to every individual who is a slave
holder. No man that enters this harbor of
runaway negroes with servant of his OsOn,
does so without running an imminent risk OF
being robbed by some of the 6eneVoIent Abo-
lllionists who are always on the qui Uive for
the performance of any such like PhiIGnttYO.
pic act. To conduct paper advocating the
ProPrety OF negro slavery and unfolding the
general interests of the South, in the strong
hold of Abotionism, requires that the edito
rial pen should be guided by dauntles'
hand, as its enemies must be very many
A neighbOring editor having noticed thu
"Post" in terms amounting to a disapproba
ton of the course pursued by it, Mr.. Curtis
thus corcIudes his remarks in reply:-"Fo
ourselves we ask no mans blessing VIII
thinks that such rascally sect as the Abol
tionists could by any possibility be right"
This is the right language with which I
act upon the defensive with Aboilionists
This is the right spirit with which the Sout
must feel interest. Let but the POST lnar
tain its independent hostility toward the 'rG
cGILy' Abolitionists, and the people of III
Southern States will, we have no doub
cheerfully contribute their full quota of SUI
port to this praiseworthy undertaking.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-11
(COMMU.NTC.4TED9

Mr.. JAMES A. STEVENS =
Sr:-AmOngst the several tickets inserted in
your paper, which are formed of the names of in
dividuals fully competent (any one of them) to
take part in the duties of Board of Selectmen Of
Yazoo City, there appears to me to be rather too
lavish sprinkling OF the names of merchants O.
yer the surface when once they Invested of the
separate form in which they at present appear,
and are collectively placed together forming
single body or ticket. The first ticket published
is composed Of the names Of six gentlemen, three
of whom are merchants. The second ticket is
comprised Of the names Of four of on. citizens
one merchant. The third contains the names
OF TEN individuals, SEVEN of these ten are mer.
chants. The entire number of gentlemen whose
names are placed before the people of Yazoo CITY
from which to make choice of their Board of Sc.
ttectmen, is sixteen-( fourteen, should say, two
OF the original number having declined the honor
Prottered them by their felow-citizens)- this
fourteen then, eight are merchants. You will
probably remember, sir, when the present Board of
Selectmen was chosen, that no little excitement
prevailed among the citizens from somewhat
similar cause. Many persons at that time formed
! - 0S0 A"l'n Or Without gOOu Ieasons know nOt)
that contemplated design existed among few
to govern the many in the buying and selling Of
Western Produce, large quantity of which finds
It's way to this market in fat-bOats, and is sold At
the wharf. It was then feared that Board of
Selectmen might be chosen that perhaps would
inadvertently, tax these boats to such an exten,
that the owners of them would decline making
this their market, thereby enhancing the price Of
many articles indispehsably necessary to every
one's existence. This has since been the subiec,
Of Legislative action, and there Is bill now be-
lore the House having for it's express purpose the
deprivation of cooperative privileges now granted
to XazOO Cityi the grievance set forth therein be-
ing an exOrbitant tax on these very Aat-boats.
causing the planters Of the interior to pay exOrb
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-11
Meeting of Building Committee, &c.

Pursuant to adjournment, meeting of the Build
ing Committee and Subscribers to the New Presby
terrain Church, was held at the Methodist Church,
on Friday evening, 4th OF February, inst. Cor the
purpose of receiving the report Ofthe Building Com
mittee and other purpOses:-Captain EDMUND
KIMBAiL, in the chair, and J. Il. CULLEN, acting
as Secretary.
The meeting being fully Orpanized,-
Mr.. Harrison, member ofthe Building Commit.
tee, aud made the following report, which was
received:
"'The Building Committee are of the orinion that
the amount subscribed for the purpose Of building
Presbyterian Church on the plan adopted. Is not
sufficient to erect said Church,
On motion Of Mr.. William Wvnan.-
ResOlred, That said plan be Rith,ravvn.
On motion of Mr. Bailey
ResOlUed, That the Building Committee be en-
powered to receive proposals for building house
not to cost exceeding thee thousand doIlaIs.
| On molten Of the Rev. r. McTnDis. the follov;D0.
amendRent was adopted:
That the Building Committee be empowered to
contract f0T and build said church. 90
On motion of Mr.. Lewjs-
ResOlred, That Nr. WIN. ,. McKinstrv be- adj
ded TO the Building Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Lewis
ReSotred, That the Building Committee hNau-
thnrized to select lot suitable to build the Church
upon.
/ On motion, the meeting adjourned.
EDM'D KINBALL4, Chairman.
JAMES Il. CULLEN, Secretary.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-11

family for provisions, &C., purchased at this place
When, cir, such notice is taken abroad Objections
over which our Board Of Seectmcn have sole and
whole control, it is high time bird's-eye view at
least, should be cast on them at home TO avoid
forming Board having joint interest in any one
measure brought before it, would humbly sug.
rest the idea Of making choice Of 10 two Of one
and the same occupation in life, to take part in
any Of it's deliberations. Last year the watch
words were ''No MoNoPoLYm Yours, &C.,
TOUCHSTONE.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-11

Although received at a late hour. we are
enabled to place before our readers, letter
bearing date February the 9th, from our es-
teemed correspondent at Jackson. twill be
found to contain much to interest the gen.
eral reader, giving pithy account of affairs
at our capitol, and an amusing description OF
some few acts of the Legislative body. We
are quite certain Perusal of it will amply
repay time and trouble.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-11
From the N. o. Bulletin.
DA'

EIGHTEEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITANNIA.-A slip frem the
office OF the New Y ork Herald, of Sunday the Esd
ult., furnishes Us with the only newspaper ac-
counts by the Cunard steamer at Boston. We
give the summary Of the Herald -
Highly important from. Europe Of a
British Special Minister to he United States
Lord .Aah6'Irtorl-.4rriraio Of Charles Dickens.
On yesterday afternoon, at O'Clock, the splen-
dad steamer Britannia, Captain Hewet. arrived at
Boston, with highly important intelligence from
england.
- Lord Ashburton was sppo;nted ~ snec;al
mission to settle the Boundary Onestion aIso -
arrange the important question Of the right Of
search. We understand that this distinguished
statesman. formerly Alexander Barring. Of the
great house Of Barring & Co, and has q vital in,
terest IN preserving the peaceabls relations OF
Great bIltaan and the United States. Hs has also
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-11

vital interest in the preservation Of the credit Of
the States-and in raising the depressed Amar;.
can securities to the former elevated condition.
The number oil passengers by the Britannia are
68-the names Of which we shall give in our se.
cond edition, as soon aswe can get It Out.
Charles Dickens, with his amiable lady, 10 a
passenger in this vessel, and intends 70 remain
here few weeks to see the country.
Lord Mulgrave, distinguished literary man,
the author Of many works Of great merit is also
passenger. He intends to make a tour Of The Uni
ted States. Many other distinguished noblemen
and gentlemen Of England are preparing TO visit
this great country--ane a vast quantity Of emf.
grants for the Mormon country, are converted and
coming out
Captain Bailey, who, at the last accounts, was
at the point Of death in Liverpool, has recovered,
| or nearly so.
v g conceive this news ishighly important The
EFFORTS OF England to preserve the peace Of the
country, and to settle amicably ali difficulties are
prasewOrthy in the extreme.
Inc news to our cotton dealers and -four mer-
cnants Is also favorable. We have no time for
further Particulars-the mails are waiting
There was some improvement in the general
state Of the Money Market, although great excite
ment existed in relation TO the state Of Affairs on
! this side OF the water. The house Of Nicholson
& Co. had failed-the leading houses, however,
still stood firm. Lord AshburtoB's visit TO this
country is to look after the interests Of those in.
terested in American property, himself and house
being among the most deeply involved in Ameri.
can securities upon London 'change. He Is said
to be charged with proposition by which an az.
rangement may be made 10 relieve the stock mar
ket from its present embarrassed position, anG
consequently to tighten up the markets generally
Notwithstanding recent transactions here, the beS
feelings seem to exist on that side.
Mr.. Motley, Jr., is the bearer OF dispatches tC
our Government, from Mr.. Everett, American
: Minister at London.
The election in Mississippi, on the Reputation
; principle, had made great sensation in England
Q The Cotton market more steady than at IhC
previous dates-buyers came forward freely. The
0 demand was promptly met by the holders, bu
: prices remained very firm.
The prices of Grain had improved in some de-
a gree, and an advance on -four had taken place.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-11
SENATOR WALKER.

The following is an extract Of letter
from Senator Walker:
Z "Ist. To grant the State sufficient guam
tity of land, to construct Rail Road from
Commerce through De Soto, Holly Springs,
Ripley and Jacinto, to the East ern boundary
Of our State, in the direction of Tuscumbia,
Alabama; and to finish similar road from
Brandon to the Alabama line, so far as the
two per cent fund may be completed for that
purpose. sst,....t
and. To grant alternate sections of land,
now subject to entry, and to overflow by the
Mississippi River, upon condition that the
proceeds be applied to completing the levee
from the northern boundary of the State to
the mouth Of the YazOo River.
3rd. To grant alternate sections of land
upon each side Of our navigable rivers emp
tying into the Mississippi or the Gulf, upon
condition that the proceeds of the sales, be
applied to the improvement of the navigation
ofthose rivers, and the building of perma-
nent wharf to the point of deepest water fol
safety Al Mississippi City.
Aided by a legislative memorial, have
been enabled % obtain the two per cent fund
for The great, useful and glorious purpose O.
the Rail Road from Brandon eastward, and a
similar memorial would :, hope, enable me il
line. 10 accomplish most, ii not all of the a
hove objects and thus unite the Atlantic witt
the Mississippi, at two points in our owr
State b. Rail roads; reclaim from Overhowin,
several. millions Of acres Of our most lertill
alluvial; improve the navigation of ou
streams, and establish town upon our owl
!GulfcOast. No one Of any party doubts tn
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-11

The Prospectus of the Fourth Volume OF
this ably edited and highly interesting paper,
will be found in our columns of to-day. As
all the encomiums ,which-we feel inclined to
lavish upon The New World, would have no
tendency TO enhance its sterling merit, We
shall content ourselves with assuring our
friends that they cannot receive from the
North, newspaper embodying more gener-
al information, or containing larger store OF
instructing and popular reading. With the
volume of this year, (the 4th vol.) common
ces new work by the author of Charles
O'Malley, entitled, "OUR MEss.'' This
new production is noticed as being an ex-
cellent work by the press generally. Many
new and interesting works will be published
in this volume, the perusal of single one
of which will more than repay the subserip-
ton for the year. For Terms, &C., see ad
vertsement.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-11
Mr.. STEVENS

Mr.. STEVENS:
have observed my name announced IN
your last paper one of the candidates for Select
man, at the ensuing election duly acknowledge
the honor conferred but must beg leave to declIBS
a canvass, for the reason that would probably be-
unable to attend to the duties Of the office, were
even elected. F.W. QUACKENBOSS.
YazOo City, Feb'y IL, 1912.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-11

We have been requested to state that there will
be meeting of the members of the Library Asso-
citation, their Hall, on Monday evening next, at
z o'clock. A general attendance Of the members
is requested, as business Of importance will be
submitted for their consideration.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-11
Mr.. EDITOR

Mr.. EDITOR:
Perceiving Thy your paper Of Friday
the 4th ins:.) that my name is proposed BY
g Many Voters as a candidate for the Office
of Town COnstable,-and perceiving that the
present incumbent is willing to continue
Gin office, 81 respectfully decline the hONOT
which said "Many Voters" have conferred
upon me by disclosing my name to the "pub-
lie eye." Yours, &c. &C.,
M. WESTRY WRIGHT.
Yazoo CITY. Feb. 10th. l842.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-11

o. c. Gyles of the Baton Rouge, sent US
by VoIant, package of New Orleans papers
of late dates. We also received from the
Maid of Arkansas, and other sources, similar
favOrs. Charley, the Maid, and others, will
accept our thanks,
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-11

Mr.. Editor: You will please announce the name
Of M WEsTRy WRIsHT as a suitable person Tor
the Office Of Town Constable, at the election %
be held in YazOO City on Monday, the l4'h INST
He will receive the support OF ,,o~rDe
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-11

0 We are authorized to announce Mf; en- 49, ~
Office Of Town Constable, for the ensuing term
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-11

OF The election of Mayor, Town Consta-
BILE and Board of Seectmen of Yazoo City,
will be holden at the phoenix House, on
Monday next.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-11

n-4r We are authorized to announce A. PAT
TERSON, Esq, as a candidate for reelection to
the Office Of Mayor Of YazOO City, At the next
CORPORATION election.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-11

M EditOr:-If you will insert the following
ticket in your next paper, the gentlemen whose
names compose il viii be strongly supported a.
the ensuing election, by MANY VoTERS'
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-11
Yazoo City. Jan. %, 1912.

OF The Wing has had to edit itself again
this week, it's editor being at Natchez.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-11

JAS. B. CULLEN, 3. YOUNG.

Mr.. Jas "A. STEVENS Please insert the above
names in your paper for SEEEcTMEN, % The coming
election. They viii Be Supported by
@,.s@a s Many VogEBs.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-11

Give are authorized to announce K. EATON
KEYS, ESQ.,, as a candidate for MAYOR asthe en-
suing City Election.