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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22

PHLosorYr.-Harps & Brothers, Cliff street,
have pub shed No. li3 aud lB Of the Family Lii
brary being History OF Philosophy" from the
creation up TO the present age Il is most curious
and novel book-and should be read carefully by al
philosophers and Christians.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22

Eus RAN RoAD.-The legislative committee ap-
pointed to investigate the Affairs Of this com peny
have reported that II has, thus far been honesty aad
prudently managed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22

SUNDAY LAw.-lf man hires ont his horse on
Sunday, aud the hrer kills him by hard drivnq tie
owner can't recover in law. This has been d,o,
.ded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22

HEALTH or THE CIrv.-Care must be taken or
sickness will increase rapidly in this city. For the
last week the weather hes been as mild as May,
and the streets are in very filthy condition With
such weather and such streets it is not to be wen
dered at that the small pox and scarlet fever should
prevail they do. 1t 10 the duty Of the authorities
have the city cleaned Immediately, and its health
may be restored Physicians inform ss that the city
was never so unhealthy except when the yellow fe-
yer or cholera prevailed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22
Special Sessions.
Before Judge Noah, and Aldermen lanes and

Before Judge Moan, ana hluernon lanes and
% I'd rrH Timpson.
JAN N.-Daniel JARVIS aud Abraham Davis,
eolored, for stealing cloihng worth 30 the properly
Of John Connolly, were sent to the penitentiary for
six months John Orreack, black, for stealing a
frkin Of butter, werth SI3, fsem Richard Ward,
sent up for six months. Moses Oh son, black for
stealing n ham from John Peal, a like time.
Patrick Kelly, for stealing cloth cap from Mi.
chsel Cherry, sent up for thirty days John Nc.
Manoman, for stealing three pieces OF smok ed beef
from warren Catlp, sent mp for three months
" lillian Cum mings, for stealing over coat from
Moses Cammet, sent ur for sky days. John
Smaiey, for petit larceny, and Patrick Hartigsp.
James Callahan and George S&mways, with assaults
and batteries, were discharged The Court ad-
Jourued to Tuesday next
HOME SeuApEoS.-l his squadron is still in port,
and prospects OF its getting TO sea this winter are
rather dubious After March its services will not
re required. However, it is emphalically Home
Squadron,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22

INFANT MORTALITY LANCE CIrIEs-Isdrurr
MIK.-Jonaihan Leavitt, II John street, has pub.
lished very curious book on milk, written by Ro-
bert M Hartley, who describes the diseases and
mortality of infants in large cities, TO the Use of
impure milk, taken from cows thatteel the slops
OF dstilleries. He says that the cows on such food
are absolute drunkards--and that mil kmen shoul
make all ther cows joil the temperance society,
feed on fresh vegetables, and drink pure water
We believe that there is much Truth inihis uatter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22

ANOTHER NEW PLEASURE YAcur.-We are glad
10 see that democratic yacht squadron is increas-
ing in number.
We understand that there is now building at New
burg, n Y, cutter yacht, of about eighty tons, of
an entirely different medel from any thing now aioa;
1t is sald she will only draw four fee, water when in
sailing trim, and equal in speed any Thing that sails
p" the American waters"
She is owned by Captain Henry Robinson, Of
Newburg, who will spare no expense in having a
| spend d and swift yacht
PLEAsArr AND HrALrBy-A change in the wea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22

TREMENDOUS TYLER MEErISa IN PHILApELpHIA.
public call by nearly t,ro thousand citizens has been
made fora meeting in Philadelphia, next Monday,
in support of the exckequer scheme of President
Tyler. This is novel and important movement,
that vii aston sh the politicians.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22

News FROM BosToy,-We are indebted to Hara
den Il Co and to Mr.. n Mulken, of the steamer
New Haven. for Boston papers in advance of the
mail The New Haven is a fine steamer, and runs
every other day to Providence fare only four dol
lars through. Cheap enough
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22

The STEAMER MIsslssrrI.--The FIRST trial of the
boilers of the United States steamer frigate Missis.
sipp took place Monday last, a, New Castle, De.
laware. Ga Tuesday the cylinders were packed,
and on Wednesday steam was raised, and the.en-
gines tested.
We are informed BY gentleman who was present,
that the movement of the engines was such as to
satisfy the scientific machiniss on board' that they
were destined TO perform all the service that could
be expected from their rate of power.
In few days she will be tried on an experiment
tai trip down the bay
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PLEAsASr AND HEAIrny.-A change in the wea.
Their yesterday Of thirty degrees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22

eu- Knoop, Nagel, Madame de Com, are all in
Bosten.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22

CHATHAM THEArrE.-Mr. Hills engagement, is ra-
pdly drawing to close, and to the lovers of mrth
and menment, there can be no better opportunity
afforded fol the enjoyment of their propensities than
in witnessing his peculiar Yankee impersonatons
Added TO the attractions OF Hills engagement night
y some new piece is produced, and that very clever
actress, Mrs 1horne, is always at her post enacting
the heroine. We have often spoken of this lady s
merits, and we Can safely promise those who choose
10 horror the theatre with visit, a rich reward in
behelding the performances Of this actress The
splendid spectacle Of Undne is in state Of forward
ness, and the Chahamivts will be taken by surprise
with the magnilicence Of It's production.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-22
The Great Meeting In Lafayette HAIL, Last
Evening in favor Of the Bankrupt Law.

An overhowing and ghly respectable meeting
Of citizens opposed TO The repeal of the Bankrupt
Aei, was held up town last evening". Lafayette
Hall, the place OF meeting, was crowded. There
were probably about three thousand persons present.
The meeting was perfectly unanimous, and the
creates, ,decorum prevailed. Diafts OF petitions
were placed IN various parts OF the room and in the
l0bbies, which received upwards of one thousand
signatures
Al hall past seven o'clock, DR.. SrIPaEy Has
BsoUcx was unanimously called TO the Chair, Oh
the motion Of Mr.. George w. Blunt.
After the call of the meeting had been read, the
t0llwing gentlemen ware appointed as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-11

shocking developments. have heard, from authority
which deem uuauesuonsbe, that some very important
paPeS. connected with these cNtrayagant expenditures
have been stolen from the War Department. The com
mltioe are looking into the natter aud you will doubt
hear all the circumstances
After the disclosures which exhibited in these re
ports. 1t ceases 10 he matter of surprise why the flor
IN War has been ot such lutrmnabc length. am
very sorry that the Legislature of your State has nd
joulnedi Ion had an idea oi proposing. measure Of
relief to the Old Dominion. that ihey should import
lew Sonnolos into your Swamps Mountains, and then
call ON the General Government To eNpcl ihcml Docs
II hot make your mouth water 10 think oi the iat Jobs.
andeontraeis aud Treasury dnppngs. which. in such
contingency. would Zurich the and II would ,o more
10 relieve the dsress,s Of the people than all the Stay
Laws which your Legislature could passl q. T.. d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-11

HNIlE following isa statement Of the persons elected
j in Lynch Ward Ne. F.. ard Henry Ward No > as
Common Councilmen and Aldermen. On the j,ll of
April. 1912:
Common Co,ncilarn far lgarl Uesd -. Too.
F.. Roberts. John NJ. 0lry, Lac Adams. Jao Il, 81
Daniel. John r. y PAYNE. James Fn,wcll
Common Co,m"i'alea for H'ncg Hard W >
Thomas O. Acrec, Sampson Dngut1, Nathan B bas
man, SnIithson II. DAVIS, james W. Morgan. Sr'h Hal
s'y.
aldermen for Lyneh Emei No. l-immaa Hancock,
Edwin Mathews, Michael Hart, Cretraer McIver.
Thomas A. Bransord, Daniel |. Warwick
.Adermrn fg Iica5g y taR SO 3.-llcary n. Did
lake. William B. Br7~a. lleaf} .. S.1aolfel David
W. Burton, Pleasant Ia Y. Il 'hqr.ah PaHie
HENRY tNAlEGTGN, : {. /.
Nnril "
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March .
Ness'ss'El.

TEyIlE subscribers have formed Coparnorshlp IN the
4 business of Transporting Freight ard Passengers
on the james River and kanawha Canal between Rich
mond and Lynchburg, under the firm OF Boyd, Edmond
S Davenport James NJ. Boyd Robert Edmond, ana
Isaac Davenport, jr are alone auihonzed 10 syn inc
name of said firm to contracts any debt debts. or to
make any engagements whatever account OF sad %
partnership which shall he binding on the other Coraf'-
ners. James NJ Boyd will superlacnd the business III
Iynclhurg. ana Robert Edmond and isaac Davenport,
Jf.. in Richmond. BOYD, EDMOND y -. ana
.Iln Blair Shepherds Il. Iu'Ht'cr -,
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HOUSEHOLD .aND KITCHE.NFURA71URE
O.sc sEo:sc, sc.
sy'O,sgeiE.

Nj r. JOSEPH MARSH having by deed bear
49, ing date on the 3oth day Of March, 1872 and o,
record in the Corporation Court of Lynchburg. assigned
ana conveyed ne in trust fer certain purposes IN the
sad deed expressed, all the Debts Of every description
winch Were owing him at the date Of the said deed,
whether then due or thereafter to become due, take
'S method Of requesting the debtors owing sad debts
10 come forward without delay, and adjust and pay the
same to me, the situation of the trust fund requires
prompt collections.
ApTl.I Inn
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"A EIs'T osr s.s2gTEEsS.

- Persons calling for Letters in the following lis
will please say they are advertised
A-Iewls {. Arthur. John \. Anderson J b. \
bolt, John Adams, Thomas Andrews
B--Marshall NJ Black. David Booker, Nm. |.
Bowman. iruXon linge, W. Buell., William II. Burss
Russell B9az, Samuel Brown Miss Mary w. Baycy
Joseph Burton, Edwin {. Bright. John Boden. lcnf,
Bowers, Yrs. [. Buc6ner's Edmund Nm. Harnahy
London Briggs, X. II. Bnrks, ". w Booker. {. VI
Bell, Joseph Il. Bailey, Bailey & Womack "Bache
lor.' j. w. Booker. Henry Beverly, Sam'l 4 Brown
F. /. Brown. Edmund Burgess, Edward Bridge, Geo
W. Bnrford, Benz. }. \. Bourne. VIM. P. bailey.
C.-james NJ Carper, Mrs. Cole Aleinda Craw
John Grouse. Martin Connerlon. Mrs. +. $. Cabcll
Barnard Colum. Miss Martha Galloway. Mrs. Elvir
\. Clark, Raleigh Chiffon. Zaeheus Cheatham, lame>
?. Coleman. Stephen Cronn, John Clark, (cold..
Pamncy Clark. George +. Craig, John Campon, Ro
bert Cunningham. Miss Eyoljna Galloway. Gnsiavus
Croeket George Corhc, 2 NJ. CrognIIl, Leonard Grow
Sophia Coffin.
D.-John Dunayy, Isaac b Dunn. Thomas Drcn
hea, :; Miss O. Davis, Thomas DAVIS; VIM. Da
ycapor, Ms. Deborah W obyns. ,; Wm NJ Davis
Davis, Thomas II. DAVIS. VIM W Dnwddie. Dan
! iel Day, Mrs. Charlotte ID. Dan.ron Maria Davis
James Dyart, Dolphia Drew.
FL. Empie, Robert EARLY. 10. b. Evans, WIN.
:. Edwards. john Ewarf. John Edney, John b. Ep-
person. C. I. Estes, Geo. ". Edm,nds.
| F-Nir. Fuller, 0aiaier.) Wm. l.. Far Mrs. Ma
ry \. FUlIaf, John Fisher, Jas. b. frctwell NJ
Matilda Flrt0nc, Henry Fables.
G-Jyha II. G4adwn. John Gladman. ". Gil. IL b.
Carton. John B.Ga=dHiu John Giuour. John Green.
JOIN l.. Goodwin. T. g. tatbils. Henry Giles (eulor
i'd Miss Jane Ann Goodwin2, \. b. Garland, Robert
Gaulian
H-Elmaal iIarr.s, Mrs. Elizabeth Hare. John II.
| Henry, F.aund IID, Ms Martha Hughes l.. :.
| luter In II ward William Io1sjn 4. j. Hunter.
| , MIS- MARTHA Hail, Niss Anna Hi. y. Hunt, ,.
Francis l!afr~, Archibald Hatcher. F. c. ILL. DR.
| fhss. j. Henry. Y. X. ,umPba5,s, j Jan l!cndr,n
j eph liaIl. Mis- Mary Y. Hamilton, GiJcrt Iayrh,
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HlaN M1LSo
n- 1.-THE NCHBURG NIRGlNIbS. :"

Is Published semi"eebg, (erery Monday aud 1aUsday)
at -Four Dollars per payable IN ddrdnce. No sub
serptio 'ci receuedtor shorter time than months
and paper rH be discontinued (ercept al lie disc1eto
Of f,e Edtors) tHta nil dIreerayes are pui.
a. .aDTER1ISE.lE.N'7aS inserted at 30 cents per
square Cor ess for TIC FIRST Insertion, and 31a cents 5y
srcry subsequent Insertion
EVERY .7DJER7ISFR is required 10 note, his
manuscript hoc long he isshts has advertisement inserted
advertisements not so noted rW be inserted tU its dis
continuance be ordered.
FOR fE.7RLY .2DyER7TSLNG the terms ore d,
The prviiese qfso squares, SO for square, SIS or
square, inner form, So.
g. JOB PRLNTLN.; erceutcd n0a.iy and er2eaaious-
Y, dhi on reasonable terms.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Discount DAYS
/ Y al the Bank Of irginia. and Farmers Bank at
Iynehbnrg. commencing On the first "Wednesday and
first Friday in May HeNt. viii lie changed The Dis
count day at the Bank of Virginia vii be On i}i9ny
and al the Farmers Bank u 'cdacylHy.
J\O NJ. O1EN, Cash'r
\. TONPhINS, Casll'r.
April7 Is
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tW!Nntso !%!ocG Of groceries, k'.si.-
eif'src, Sc,

6 q
Icy virtue ola Deed Of Trust executed to me, by
- Mr.. Joseph Marsh, bearing datpen the 30fh day o
March, 1912, and of record in the Hastings Court for
the Cooperation of lynrlhHrr, shall, Thursday, the
i4lh day of April, Isl at the >crc louise Of the said
Marsh IN the town of Lynchbnrg, seby way Of pn5ie
auction, the entire
Stock of Groceries and Dry Goods,
conveyed by said deed, being all that the said Marsh
owned or possessed in the town Of Lynchhurg, at the
Time Of executing the said deedAlso large quantity ct
valuable
HOUSEHOLD .1,ND KiTCHE.NFiRN11I
Ouc sEo:sc, sc.
TERMS OF SALf.--l'or all sums moi exceeding
w, cash will he required Fer all SUNS over $50 aud
not exceeding 500, credit Of 60 days Will be given
FOR all sums 500 and not exceeding 500 credit
o. Tour months will he giyen-And for all sums above
S@o', a credit OF e months will be alowod-Ihc Pur
chasers in every instance giving negotiable notes with
such endorscrs as shall be satisfactory TO ne,
The stock Of Groceries is large and valuable, and well
worthy the attention Of Country Merchants.
ihe title to the said property believed to be good but
ac'ing merely a trustee, shall only sell and convey
such tile thereto is vested in by the decd Of trust
Aforesaid. CIIlSWELL DABNEY, Trustee.
Aprl4 TIA
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tJ1
Among the items for public works plank is put down
in instance a $50 per thousand brick al $3.50 rails
80 per hundrod cora is purchased prices ranging
from "a ioS q per husIcI hay at S2ll5 per ton.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sowing 100 acres in timothy grass seed at
Fort Icayenworth. at 81 s. per acre 49S 90
Fencing and sowing 800 acres Of land at
Fort Lcavenworth, at Sll per acre $500 90
Cleaning fencing and ploughing $50 a
cres of prairie land, at 81 80 per a
O,iJD w
Furnishing at Fort Gibson SIS servceabe
horses, al $40 each l4,S7J 90
Purchase OF 2!9 acres Of land adjoining
public reserve at Fort Smith $1,000 90
In the removal Of Indians the committee say they
hove discovered that the spirit Of extravaganza has man
csed ltsc fully, and TO great ncXten as III any
oh branch Of tie service They will not attempt at
this time tie examination ofal the contracts made by
this department, but will instance or two only.
These detels show waste Of more than quarter of
million in expenditure Of half a million and ninety
thousand dollars. But enough for day ! may give
you anon or the details furnished arc but spoci-
men Jfthe whole. DO you wonder that from surplus
ofmons in the Treasury in 1876 we sink in four years
into deficiency Of millions? Let those who rail at the
bankruptcy Of the Government lie careful to aco the
Icer5H..Nne uhcla It rr'r"tly bel ne. W.
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Making an a..22rcSlteeost If

lS9G. For purchase Of II. l.. Thistle:
30 saddles for carrying sick soldiers at
$50
Il do d. s. 80
$50. Purchased Of II. J.. Thistle:
800 pack saddles, Vi s1
ls37. For rent Of house AT Piculaia for one
year, at $500 per month
Rent Of house AT Plcolata, $40 per
month.
1899. For construction and superntcn-
dencc Of Grants conccniric wheel wa
gpn.
On I'd September. 1893, +. Cross. acting
quarter master general, writes 10 Mr..
Grant: "On the favorable report of &c
neral Towson, in relation to your con-
centric wheel carriage. the Secretary
Of Warhas directed me TO have one made
for experimental service, adapted to two
horses hablinally. but 10 which four
horses may be applied, if necessary
lie further says, that the price 10 be
paid will be hereafter adjusted with
Gberaiity,o and a proper allowance for
your time and services
There appears to have been paid Tor ma
torials and workmanship
Expenses for Mr.. Grant, sc.
Supcrntendencc Of Mr.. Grant
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1mcunl pad Samuel II. Pccl. tr len wag
CONS, engaged in transporting public stores
80 days. al so PER day. 81 90.
Amount paid ier transportation from Au
guata 10 Columbus; at 81 - per hun
,lr,dti
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AGE >.
For rent Of house at Pcoaia for one year,
$500 per month"; 5000
PAGE II.
For SIX teams transporting baggage from Fort
,jesaup To Fort fowson, 30 days. each team 10
carry $500 pounds, and travel II miles per
day-S2O per day, 5000
What think You Of these prices, wagoners OF Western
Virginia! team to carry half lead, half day Is
journey. and get so per dayi!i
| viii now pass on 10 some smaller ma crs On page
-, find chrge allowed for GO 600 bricks at Apaacl
eoa. n Sl9 80 per thousand
page IS Of same report, find wood charged al
The following prices:
Amount required at New Orleans, at $40 per cord =
On page :, find charge of 5000 Cor so per cord)
allowed for transporting 90 cords OF wood from New
Orleans 10 Font Brooke
But the most nasteul of all the expenditures have
been in the hiring of steamboats,.
In many instances, Boats worth from ten TO twenty
thousand dollars were hired from $500 to $1,000 pei
day
The owners Of the Boat Henry Croswell. which
Genl ,Jossup says worth about $1,000, received
$500 per day and the whole amount paid them ior
hire Of that Boat, appears from page Of that report
was 81 tJJ
The following additional extracts Of prices allowed as
hire Grsteanboais submitted TO candid public
that the people, Whom thoy 10 pronounce then
Judgment the great parties Of the country, on the dl
Thursday in April, may see whether the Wings
were justified IN charging the late Administration with
Hasie'el aud eNtrava5ant cAPanEiure5 OF the public
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-11
JAMES HILL,
SURGEON DENTIST

FROM NATcHEz, FORMERLY or PHIL ADELpHrA
ESPECTFULLY tenders his Profss'
sional services TO the citizens Of va.
zoo City. He is prepared to perform All
operations upon the TEETm-such ne insert.
ing upon pivot and gold plate, from one 10
whole SET, filing and extracting upon the
most easy and improved manner
he has also a preparation for fillino--tbe
advantage of which is, that it NAV he used
in those advanced stages Of decsv where
gold IS found impracicabls; thus renderino
teeth that have long been source Of annoy.
ance to their possessors free from All ax.er.
nal irritance-such as cold or warm 6eids
particles OF food-thereby freeing the month
from many of the painful diseases resnltino
from such exposure.
Early application will be necessary 10 se.
cure his services, as his stay is limited
OF Rooms at Mrs. Whitman's Hotel
Refer to DR.. LEAKE.
r. G. HYATT.
Yazoo CITY, Feb. 4, ls42. 3O.2t
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BOROUGH bred short horn BULL.
-. nav. 9a,e bred from him three yeaSD, and
n's 'lo0uce are unsurpassed IN ibis cOunrpr
cI bought HMM Mach, 1881, IL i tIlsreGoss.
ne : a deep red, with small white sDot
on ms leit Hank was sired I, rsm;lI..l
thorough bred short horn Ball. ~ - \,
San Martin; she our or Teaswa,e, o. -. ~
Capt. Mundy's stock Of Kenlncrv 800
w JAMES M. PEAsE
woodland. Jan. 81. 1912 80
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United States Circuit Court, to May FERN


1912.
Thomas Zines g. Coz
VS.. plus. vend. exp.
Calvin Taylor, sen'r.
RY virtue of the above stated vend. exp.
" to me directed from the Honorable the
Circuit Court of the United States for the
Southern District oc Mississippi, will ex-
pose to public sale, for cash, before the
Court House door of Yazoo county, Mi.
within the hours prescribed By law, on
Monday the l4th day of March nert,
all the right, title and interest the said defcn-
dant hath in, or to the following described
property, to wit: east half of southeast quar-
ter Section "a, Township 8, Range 4, west;
also, lots Nos. /, 8 and 3, in Section 25,
south half Of west half of southwest quarter,
Township &, Range 8, west, Of Section 10,
containing 500 acres, more or lcss); also,
the following described lot in the town of
Saiartia, YazOo county, 10 wit: all of the
front Of lot No. IA, lying west of the line
running at right angles from Plumb street,
thirty feet west Of the store. occupied by
Robert Wilson: levied on as the property of
the said defendant, Calvin Taylor, sen., and
will be sold to satisfy the above stated Ven-
.diliOni expOnas, and costs of suit.
ANDERSON MILLER, Marshal.
By T. L. ARNOLD, D. M.
FEB. II. 1912. Pr fee Sl21 3l-5t
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DISSOLuTInN

- - ~ ~ " i " IN
VIE Co-PartneFship heretofore existing
between the undersigned, under the
nrm OF FUQUA d ADAMS, in this place,
was dissolved by mutual consent on the 9Th
day OF December last John w. Fuoua Is
charged with the settlement of the business
OF the firm; TO whom all persons indebted
will make payment, and those having claims
against said firm, will present them to him
Tor payment. JOHN w. FUQUA,
B. c.. ADAMS.
Yazoo City, Jan. %, I842. 29-tf