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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-30

WILL sell, at the Court House door in
the town Of Benton, on Monday the 9th,
day Of March next, lS43, within the hours
prescribed by law, the following described
Town Lots, for the taxes due for 1912, and
all costs that have or may accrue thereon.
The undivided half Of Lot No. l65, stu.
ated on the corner Of Jefferson and Ward
streets in Yazoo city, and assessed to p.
Wager; taxes due 25 cents. Pr. fee So 90.
Lot No. $50 in the town Of satartia, as
sesscd TO the heirs Of John Vickers, taxes
due 81 90. Pr fee IS 90.
Part of Lots Nos 1853 and Id situated
in he town Of Satartia, assessed 10 James
& Frederick Sherley; taxes due 50 90.
Printers fee So 90.
Lots Nos 100, ITO and III situated in
the town cf Satarlia, assessed to B. 6. Sims;
taxes due IS cents. Pr fee So 90.
Lot No. 81 situated on Yazoo street in
YazOo city, assessed to the heirs Of Betha-
Wan Young, taxes due 81 90.
Printers fee S. 90.
Lot No $50 situated on Washington street,
Lot No. 245 situated on Jefferson street, Lot
No 800 situated on West Alley, and Lo,
No l5S situated on Third street, all in Yazoo
city, assessed to the heirs of John Williams,
taxes due s. so. Pr fee IS 90.
Lots Nos; 2O3 and 2SS situated on Ham.
ilton street in Yazoo city, assessed as the
property of Themas Ward, taxes due 50 90
Printers fee IS 90.
|
Lot No. 800 situated on Water street ii
Yazoo city, assessed as the property of Wash
ington Elliott, taxes due so cents.
Printers fee IS 90.
Lot No % situated in the town Of Benton
assessed as the property Of the heirs of VIM
Jarrord, taxes due "a cents. Pr fee SIS 90
Lot No AZ situate in the town of Benton
assessed rs the property Of Joseph Gibson
heirs, taxes due - cents Pr fec SS 90.
Lot No 26l situated on Yazoo street, Lo
No 295 situated on Bayou street, Lot N
Ala situated on the corner of Monroe an,
Brandon streets, Lots Nos 4I9, 400 am
42l situated on Leake and Monroe street
all in Yazoo city, assessed as the propert
of James A. GiTault, taxes due 81 so.
Printers fee So 90.
Lots Nos I43 and lbs situated on tn
corner of Mound and Broadway streets i
Yazoo city, assessed TO the heirs Of VIM.
Breckenridge; taxes due So so.
Printers fee So 90.
Lot No 81 Situated on Broadway street
Yazoo city, assessed as the property of &c,
. Carr, taxes due 81 so. Pr fee So 90.
0 East half Of Lot No So situated on tn
: corner of Broadway and Mound street
r, south half Of Lot No 42O situated on Mo-
IL roe street in Yazoo city, assessed 10 Il
heirs Of Edward A. Jackson; taxes d.
, 81 so. Pr fee 8 dollars.
South half east half northwest quarter
Section II, east half southwest quarter
IL Section SIS all in Township 10, Range
IN east, containing l22 acres, taxes due S 8
ID Printers fee s dollars.
y S. L. JAMES, T. G. Y. C.
~ Dec 30, 1912. 25-l4t.
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The state OF Mfssissippi,l PEoBATE CovRT,
YazO0 ConHty. Nov. Term, 1872.

The state OF 0aississiPpi,l PEoBATE CovET,
YazO0 Connly. Nov. Term o4Zs
"HEREAS Al. Sidney Perkins Admi1gistrratI
w tor of the Estate Of James WaHens Gee &,
having BY petition uud application, TePEesented
to the Court, that the estate is 10 debt (as BY ex-
hibit ed) and prays the Court that Citation Issue
TO the heirs and oil persons Interested e appear
and shew cause. IL any they can, Why theanHdfc
vided bali interest in the southwest quarter Of
Section Il, Township r, Rapgo 2 wes.. iying
and being in the county of Yazoo and State oH
Mississippi, Of which the said deceased died seiz-
cd and possessed, should not be sold FOR the pur-
pssc Of paying .ae debts against said estate as
prayed Tor by said petitioner.
Ii is ordered, adjadged and deereed, that Clta-
ton iSsde all persons interested, 70 be aud APP
pear at the next January Term Of this Court, and
shew cause, if any they can, why an order Of
sale should not be granted, Tor the purpose o.
paying the debts against said estate.
1t IS further ordered, that publication Of inc
said Citation be made in some EewsPapef
published in the State for the space Of 30 days
and be set Up in three public places IN the conn-
/ ty for the same length Of time,
Dec q, 1872 (Prfee 50 50 22-6i.
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Marned-At the residence of MIR. J. Balance,
on Thursday, the 22d inst, by the Rev. John w.
Purvis, Mr.. IIENRY A. Paws, to Miss EvELNE
ALDNDoE, both Of this county.
e. On the same evening, by the same, al the resi-
dence OF John Johnson, Esq, Mr.. ANDREW MUIR
DOCK, merchant Of this place, to Miss MARY He
GENBoTHAN, Of this county.
Accompanying the latter marriage notice we've
a sulTicency Of the good things of tho feast tc
cheer the heart of the devil and all and in 'Pre-
fet Amour we quuffed the bliss Of the happy pair
and in generous old Madeira, we drank to thei
long life and smiling fortune.
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Tax Collectors Sales.

WILL offer for sale at the Courthouse
y uoOf OF Yazoo county, in the town of
Benton, on Monday the 18th day of March,
1913, Tor the taxes due upon the. fol-
lowing described lots of ground. situated in
Hazoo City, for the year 1912, and all ar
rearages OF taxes that may be due on any
OF them for subsequent years; and all costs
that have or may accrue thereon:
Lot lac, fronting on Main street-assess-
ed as the property of james II. Phillips
heirs. Taxes due, S. so.
Printers fee dollars.
Lots No II and 2I9, assessed TO James
M Pease; lot No. IL, fronting on Maip.st.
between Brandon and Holmes streets, and
go, fronting on Main street. Taxes due,
81 90. Printers fee dollars.
Lots 344 and 345, fronting on Washing
ton street, between Leake and Brandon SITS
assessed as the property of James R. Mar
SHALL Taxes due for 1871, 81 so; 70
1912, So 80. Printers fee dollars.
Lots /, 5 and 7, in the commons fronting
on Main street; 46S fronting on Ward st.
assessed as the property Of Charlotte Cour
tenay; taxes due SIT SO.
Printers fee 8 dollars.
u 10 feet front of Lot 234 ON Main st.
also, 10 acres Of Lot No. 465 fronting o
McDonals Avenue; assessed as the pre-
perry of Jonathan Carter: taxes due So OC
Printers fee dollars.
S. l.. JAMES,
Tax Collector of Yazoo county.
December 9. lS42. 22.l3t.
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TcoMMUN1cATED.l
OBITUARY.


If the graves of those whose heads are silvered
with the fulness Of many years, arc wetted with
the teats Of grief, what bitterness of affection
must follow one cut of in the prime Of manhood
and usefulness. Such was he, whose untimely
fate we recOrd,-ov whose ashes We mourn, with
the remembrance Of many years OF friendship
gushing freely upon us.
Captain WILLIAM A. WILSON, died at the
residence Of his brother, in Yazoo City, on the
evening Of the 23d inst, in the 29th year Of his
age, Of a lingering and painful disease, which no
bore without murmur. He was born in the
county Of Kent, on the Eastern Shore Of Mary
land, where his parents were of the most esteem
ed Of it's citizens. He emigrated to this State in
the morn Of manhood, and few have passed
through life Of active business, leaving at its
close more friends and fewer enemies. In his in
tercourso with the world, he was frank and I'M
suspectng, to his friends ever true, to his enemies
opcn-fraud and duphcity found no resting place
in his bosom. His virtues and his faults were
alike OF a high and manly character. In oil the
domestic relations Of life, he was most exemplary
his devoted mother, his wife, and his brothers
can weep over his tomb without one memory they
might wish 20 Danish. His many virtues were o
the heart, his few faults of the judgment.
II is not for us TO look beyond the dark vale
which separates time and eternity, but It hear
melting 20 every human woe-a life OF probity-
a character Of affection and truth; meet their re
ward, then we believe, HE rests in ''the bosom
his Father and his Cod"
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The state OF Mississippi,( PROBATE CouRr,
YAzoo COUNTY, : Nov. Term, 942

The state Of mississippi PROBATE CouRf,
YAzoo COUNTY, 5 Nov. Term, 842.
WOHEREAS, upon the application and
- petition of Margaret Hamberlin late
of Yazoo county, who, before her interlnar-
rage with her present husband William
Hamberlin, was the widow of w . w. Ogden,
decd, and represents that her former hus-
band, w. w. Ogden, decd. died seized and
possessed of the following described lands,
lying and being in Yazoo county, to witt
The northeast quarter and east half south
east quarter of Section %, Township 10,
Range 2, west, containing 240 acres more
or less That your petitioner administered
upon the estate of her said husband and
obtained an order for the sale of the same
for the benefit Of the estate; in pursuance
with said order she sold the same at public
auction and invested the proceeds in other
lands, by the advice and direction of her
present husband, VIM. Hamberln, who, upon
her intermauiage with him, was Joint ad.
ministrator with her. Your petitioner. with
her husband, have executed, under the di.
rection of the Court; deed to George w
Ogden, her child and the infant heir of W
w. Ogden, decd. Your petitioner furthe
represents uulo yOuI uOHOIs tudL she wa!
entitled to dover in the lands so purchased
by her present husband with the funds arts
! ing from the sales aforesaid, and therefor,
! prays, that your honor will make an ordero
publication for all persons interested to com
, in and contest her right to be so endowed
5 and in default thereof, make an order direct
+, ing the Sheriff TO set out her dover in th
3 following lands so purchased, TO wit: south
west quarter east half southeast quarter an
east half northwest quarter of Section G
Township 8, Range 3, West, containin
$40 $500 acres, and your petitioner wi
e ever pray.
) 1t is ordered, that copy Of said petitio
E Aled, be published insome newspaper, f
i four weeks successfully, nearest to whei
). said lands are located, as required BY Law
! Attest, GEO. CROCKETT, Crk.
Dec. IS, 1912. (Pr. fee Sl4 SOY 23-4t
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ATTENTION TAX PAYERS.

4 FTER The lst Of March next, / viii re-
- ceive no Treasury Warrents in pay
ment Of Taxes. Ii viii be Involvement FOR
me to call more than once ON atty tax payer
between this and that time, SO those who
wish TO save costs would do we'll 10 prepare
themselves with means to pay when first
called on. s. l.. JAMES,
Tax Collector, YazoO county.
Dec. o, 1912. 2;2-iE.
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A. BLUMENSTIEHL,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,

ONE DOOR NORTH OF THE PHOENIX HOUSE,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
IA, public, that he has now on hand a fine as
sortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERS, &c, which
he is prepared to make up for customers in the
most fashionable style. Those gentlemen having
garments made by him, may rely upon their be-
ing finished in workman-like manner.
He has also on hand, fine lot of Ready-made
Clothing, consisting of Dress, Frock and Over
Coats, Pants and Vests. which he will sell low fOI
CASH. Yazoo City, Dec. 9, l642. 22-tf.
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CAUTION.

a LII persons arc hereby cautioned against
n trading Tor certain note Of hand given by
me to Geo. w. Sims, for $500, dated n ovember
2lst, 842, and due January LIST, l843, az will not
pay the same unless compelled by law, the con-
sideration for which the same was glyeal having
entirely failed. MOSES E. NlzSBIT. :
Dec. 8, l842. sas-6t.
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FOR RENT.

comfoFfabte and convenient frame Dwelling
y House, situated on Jefferson Street., next
dooFto the residence Of aIf. A. Patterson. For
further particulars apply to the undersigned al
the Wing Office. J. A. STEVENS.
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THE TERMS

wiz remain as hercto:orc-TUREE DOLLARS
per snnum, in advance; four copies for Ten Dol
lars, and in that proportion for larger NUMBER
Posmasters viii kindly frank letters containing re-
mitnmccs.
fE.- Every Postma ter, or any other individual
who viii obtain five new subscribers and remit 81
current money, fee Of postage, shall receive free
copy of the New Void one year. Is there Pos
Office in the United States or Canada that canno
easily furnish this number
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Nov. Is, 1912.
Printers fee Is dollars.
TAX COLLECTOR'S SALES.

TAX COLLECTORS SALES.
4 WILL expose at public sale, TO the high
est bidder for cash, in front of the Phoenix
House in Yazoo City, on Monday the 9th
day of February, (lS43,) within the hours
prescribed by law, the following described
property, to witt
Lot No. 81, fronting on Yazoo street in
said town, assessed for the year lS4l as the
property of Bethavih Young, and as the
property of the estate Of said Bethavin
Young for the year lS42-and will be sold,
or SO much thereof as viii pay the taxes
due by the said Young, and by said estate
for the years aforesaid, and all costs accruing
thereon.-Taxes due, So so.
J. PENNEY, Assessor g. Col.
Dec. 2, 1S42. elliot
Printers fee, IL dollars.
4 WILL expose, also, at public sale TO the
highest bidder for cash, I'M 'front.' Of the Phg
nix House in YazOO City, on Monday the
9Th day of February, 1913, within the lega
hours, the following described property, viz
Lots Nos. 203 and 263, both fronting OF
Hamilton street in said town, assessed al
the property of Thomas Ward--and will b.
sold, or so much thereof as will pay th'
taxes due on the same to the corporation o
said town, for TIE years 1889, lS40, l64,
and l642, together with all costs accruini
thereon. Taxes due, 81 so.
J. PENNEY, Assessor g. Col.
Dec. 2. 1912. 2l-l0t
Printers fee, II dollars.
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IS December, 1912.
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~ COLLECTOR,S SALES

TAX COLLECTORS SALES.
TT WILL sell at public auction for cash,
~ on Monday, the Goth day of February
next, (lS43,) in front Of the Phoenix House
in Yazoo City, within the hours prescribed
by law, Lots Nos. 279 & $50, situate on JEFF
ferson street IN. Yazoo Ciy,-assessed as
the property of D. Mcdonald, and will be
sold, or so much thereof as will be sufficient
to satisfy the taxes due on said lots to the
corporation of Yazoo Cityfor the years 1910
lS4l and 1912, together with all costs that
may accrue thereon. Am'ttaxes due s. go
JAMES PENNEY,
A. g. y. G. for Yazoo City.
Nov. Is, 1912. l9-l4t
Printers fee Ii dollars.
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NOTICE

Of his wife. Of ne estate Of Samuel "A
Bonilys decd, will, al The January Term.
1919. Fourth Monday Of the Probate Court
Of Yazoo county, make a final settlement
with said Court.
WM, JOHNSON, Admir-.
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NOTICE.

EXPECTING TO be absent from home
~ and from the county, perhaps the whole
Of the ensuing year, have appointed nov
ptber, HENRY w. WICK, my Agent and
flIUrney in fact, to transact every kind OF
business and attend 10 all Of my interests
ybr me during my ABSENCE.
GRAY J. WICK.
Yazoo city, Dec. 90, 1870. 25-I4t
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lCorespondenec Of the HERALD


HAaRIsBUReH, Feb. IL, 1912.
Progress Of Resumption IN Pennsyloonia- Nt.c
Bank Blu, &c. &c.
The select committee to VIII ON the Resumption
Bill was referred, reported bill in Senate, this
morning, with similar title, but sundry amend
mcnts. From the anxiety Of the public on this
subject. | am induced to send YOU a copy of the
new bill.
The LIST section provides for the Redemption. In
specie, during every period Of 90 day., sum no. OK
ceedng per cent Of the capital stock actually paid
inland il the hill passcs the Legislature (Which
hope il win net,) this is to be the extent Of thu
long talked Of, and long-lookcd-for resu rption Ia
Pennsylvania or the character Of the bill and ia
operations, from hasty perusal Of il, am not pre-
pared 10 judge. will leave that to wiser heads
and more Experienced men. Twice the usual nam
Der Of copies were ordered to be printed, and the
bill was made the order Of the day for Tuesdsv
next. 1t il evidently bill more for the re ief Of
the banks than tho people, and il designed 10 up-
hold and preserve n existence all our insolvent
and rotten insitutions Whether il passes the Sc
vats not, il is very certain, from the feeling ma
infested to-day, that Il will meet with the most de-
cided opposition.
IL 10 estimated, il this bill goes iato operation,
that $500 90 annually will be paid out in specie by
the Banks Of the Commonwealth. The friends Of |
the bill contend that this will be amply cuff Gent
TOR all purposes Of business, and that prosperity
a. plenty woald Immediately follow lie passage
~ .ss oiL disliked the other bill feel Ter this
Ia haste, Sc, u,
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Albany.
Correspondence of the Htrald.l
AIp,Nv Saturday Feb - I3i

albany, Saturday, Feb II, 1912.
AT the usual hour Of meeting this morning, il was
found that there was not g quorum OF the Assembly
present, when call OF he House was ordered and the
doors closed. O,ly 81 members were found to be
present, thirty one being sb,en On leave, and the
remainder, the lord knows where. Various were
the excuses o1sred by the delnquen!s. as the Ser.
gean, alarms led them in I; some had no watches,
and did not know what time it was; others were en-
gagged with their cons,iiur n,s, while some were in
disposed, Re.
MIR. pAvssAc presented a long, moving and mo-
pathetic appeA from the city Of New York to the
Lsg;pla,u.e, that they would make the crimes of Sc
duclion and adultery criminal cfI.nces The ladies
have found another champion in the gallan, Major.
He made speech highly eulogziag the fair Sc Z.
remarAing that be was glad te be cheered On In his
public duties by the encouragement, aud ,mcs AZ
women, and added in substance, that the effects Of
the joint cooperation of males and females were
wonderful
Mr.. "Wednesday presented petition from
New York, praying for the erection Of monu
meht at the old Headquarters Of Washington, at
New York. Some seven or eigh, from Orange and
Ulster Counties, on the subject were presented
a petition was rceived praying for the removal Of
The Capitol Of the State iron, the city Of Albany.
MIR d. X. +. Joxss, from the Select Committee,
reported ssains; granting the use OF the Assembly
chamber TO the Methodists and colored citi1ens,
WHOSE application noted yesterday,) and submit.
.ea resolution denying the petition, when the sycs
anu 'sys were asked, and the report Of the com
was sustained This is very Just report for
'a',s no sooa reason that the public should be put
sa eAps hse Oh some $50 to furnish sectional asd
'0gS' soa.s,ss Iosm for holding their meetings
Inc neglect Of their duties by soms Of n, rcn,.
bers IS becoming to gross to be passed ov.r ;,hn
notice To-day al two-hird bills were obliged to be
laid over, owing to the fact Of there no, b,;,,
tn ng like that number in their seats. If The Iii.
OF their private business so pressing as 10 ohrns
them to neglect their public duties, WHY scssn, |
NOMINATIONS and suffer themselves to be sen, here
S.sy.ive was the most tina, could be 20, toye,be,
al any time today.
Tae bill in relation to public printing, introduced
BY Mr. Tamblin, was made the special order Of the
IA tor Friday next. The State Printer must trem.
'e Ills days are numbered for the Hosse appt =,
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General Sesslons

Z
Before His Honor the Recorder, Judges Noah and
Lynch, and Aldermen Pollock and Bats.
FEB. 1.-THE case Of John Haggerty W. Amory
IL Leeds, was set down for trial on Tuesday morn
ing The counsel for defence stated that they
were ready for trial and had been for monihs-they
were prepared to meet ali that could be alleged
against them, and desired the time to arrive when
Justice would be rendered The prosecu tioa were
not ready to proceed, and. therefore, the ease was
laid over, although had been positively fixed for
this day. oW'T 8
Stols Tub of Butter.--A man named Nicholas
Davis, said to be below nediocrty IS regards eem-
mon sense, but who appeared to have sense enough
to know the value Of tub Of butter, was tried for
stealing such commodlfy from the tow boat Or.
leans, on the second Of February last. Mr.. Henry
Vail, the agent for the sale Of the merchaAdise,
caught Davis with the butter in his possession in
the fore part Of the boat and he then agreed 10 paw
for it, if Vail would let him of. The butter was
the property Of Henry Moore, Of Orange county.
The jury found him guilty, but recommended him
to the mercy of the court. He was then ssntensed
to the penitentiary for sixty days -
M. H. NANHovENBERo, ESQ. defended the pri-
soner, bat the confession Of prisoner was such n
to indace the jury to convict him
William Beatty, charged with grand larceny in
stealing quantity Of male and fenals wearing an.
parel from Francis Halpaws, pleaded gHiy, and was
sent to the suites prison for three year,
ForJened RscognisaNees Robert Pierey indicted
for an assault and Battery ON Abraham W. Morse
The Court then adjourned to II o'clock Tuesday
morning.