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W YORK AND L !Iy III I SsoMMERCIAL LIVE
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No 81 South street. New York
THE subscriber, the year
appears before his friends with sentImen Of
pagt =
He likewise wishes 70 call the attention Of those intending
n send for their friends England Ireland Scotland and
Wales that they at all times be accommodated by this
hne, by weekly opportunities from Liverpool A nv
I'll the well known different lines of packet shs sailing 10
md from Liverpool tie 7h Ish 18TH d2sh Of each
month, throughout the year. t..
has always been the study Of the subscriber tohsve the
those who send for their friends rest satisfied that cry
and dilscnt attention will be given - the Liverpool
AGENTS 10 those for well all who embark with
them and should Of whose has been paid
net embark the will be refunded without large
The feels peafre making known the different
sps By which his passeng during the last year.
which has general and that has consider
ahy extended and concluded his arrangements for the year
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$307,l0O


Governor Seward has signed the bill repealirs
the Registry Law; and sent in the following me :
sage:-
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FRoM FLeRIpA.-Laier news has been received
frem Florida. A band Of Indians had surrendered
themselves at Tampa, drought in by AIligator,)
amounting TO 81 in all, OF whom 20 were Warriors
under Billy Bowlegs
Two companies Of The 9Th Infantry had arrived
at Fort Pierce. Col. Worth was al Tampa Inc
I'd regiment ,of Infantry was preparing to take the
field in search Of Haleck Tustenuggee and his band
DGrUIv SUPERINTENDENT or COMMON SeHooLs.-
We rejoice 10 learn that the Secretary oil State has
re-sppointcd Samuel s. Randall as general deputy
suoe r,nte nd~nl of common schools Mr.. Randall Is
admirably qualified for this Office, and has discharg
ed its duties for the past year with equal ability and
success Albany Daily advertiser.
THE AsEsbuRy ROBBERY "A gentleman who
caspe on in the Eastern cars, last evening" states
that the sheriff Of Essex county yesterday reco.
cred els, 800 Of the money which was stolen from
the salisbury Flannel Con pany, IN July last. IL
was found in the house II Mr.. Coffin, whom We
mentioned yesterday A. being concerned in the
robbery, and was concealed n the cushion Of
chair upon which womaS WIS seated. Every
part Of the house had previously been r.nsaekeS,
without avail The whole s.sunf originally stolen
was &c. Boston Ccw., A1sTeh =.
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New YORK:
Printed and Published for the Propresors at the Lancet
Office, No. 81 Ann Street, by
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
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who will be amply sufficiently withiproper altera.
ton, TO perform all those duties with ease.
Fires will be less frequent from the greater num
Der OF lookouts, and the constant supervision Of
prsctised fire wardens, and the general care Of 90
large body Of men liable to FIRE duty. They will
also be much more readily extinguished when we
bring to that servics paid from the pubic trea-
sury, their whole time devoted 10 the public ser
vise,and their skill aad creasod by long
practice and familiarity with the best modes CT ma.
nagement, and their ambition exsrted by the hope
Of promotion and increase Of pay.
The plan provides twelve look out stations,
where all the FIRE machines are stationed, and
where the earliest notice will reach the firemen
be instantly hurried to the spot under the direc-
ton Of the engineer and foreman and at the fire the
whole will be under the direction Of the chief en-
ginser, those not actually at work forming pub
lice guard to keep of the crowd and prevent dspre.
dalton. With the aid ofthe Croton water, two hun.
dred men will be rarely necessary to extinguish q
fire without delay-and fire service will not pro-
baby exceed an heur week All these men, too.
ed that the petty jeaiousies and company rivsfries
resulting in street brawls and perJuries TO cover
guilt, will not be heard Of The volunteers and
vicious boys will NO longer hang round the engine
houses, and BY lhei. corruPtng inaasnse, .ysn
gallows II will he the duty Of all policemen 10 De
careful to prevent fires, bat sufficient number OF
fire wardens are provided, whose proper ousIne"
il will be to prevent fires, BY constant examination
and wise precautionary measures
From the policemen are to be appointed large
number of officers whose duties are proper police
duties, and who receive salaries from the city
TREASURY. and who are to receive nisher pay than
the mere policeman. These VIII commune omcers
ofIicers, n their appropriate duties-the regular
dav patrol. and the ohicers assigned to temporary
stations, at landings, polls, theatres, add other
places Of gatherss where the peace will be endan.
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LOUISIANA AND new YORK Line OF PACKETS
M ~ H ~

For the better accommodation OF choppers 1t V intended
Asspatch ship from ths the st sth 18TH aotn
nd 2sh Of each month"; commencing the 10th October and
otnuing May when regular days will be appointed io
te remainder year whereby great delays and dissp
will rented during the summer months The
foiowing ships will commence tins arrangements
0Ship YAZOO, Capt Cornell.
70hip OCONEE Capt. Jackson
Shiu MISSISSIPPI Capt. Hilliard.
Sh,p LOUISVILLE, Capt. Hunt.
Ship SHAKESPEARE, Capt. Miner.
6Aip CASTOR, Capt Latham.
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Capt. Mumford
Ship OCMUL8EE Capt Leaviu.
Ship NASHVILLE L, Capt. Dickinson
Ship MEMPHIS, Capt Knight
SSip LOUISA, Capt. milford. -
sse alma were all built the city OF New Yort
~ for packets Of light draft Of water have recently been
sr uneqsaled for CO Mort They are comm aadsa
~ who Will make every exeron TO give
general They will at all times be towsd up and
down the Mississippi by stsamboats. . .,,,
Neither the owners efhese ships will be RESPONSE
BILE bullion stones silver ware OF
pr package sent BY put board 81
them unless regular bills Of adn taken for tue same, and
the value thereon exr-eseec
For freight passage aPply to ~, ,.,
JAMES Z. WOODRUFF, Agent in New
who wall promptly forward all goods to his address,
The ships Of this line warranted to sail punctue'y "a ad
ysd and greateare will be taken to have The good correct
" measured. m4
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REwARp.-A reward Of $500 is offered for the re-
coyery of S9,l20,of the notes OF the Bank of St.
Mays, which were distracted from package be-
longing to the Bank on the Sd February. These
notes were principally SIS and los with few 20's
and sos, and were marked in writing on the right
hand corner z. The Bank gives notice that they
will not be paid
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Ew YOKSs All AID III HA AE fACAET
NEW YORK AND NEWAkK.

NEW YORK AND NEWARK.
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S,s S.s s' Hs ss q Liberty ..s. n. Slan.ris.
E sssiS;T %:s,.l, ;:::s::
me- fssS ::s {: I s.s
and Esh v.:y.s through N:r
sT;y 'Is1nS New omit
hi: q
go rE9pLEs Line For s1'lI M
fe%'s saa NoSfa AAERfcx Il he AS f.s.
fo ee pssr me
go M lsENsFFM4SsU .sssn5s.s 5sk kE
..2 s.p & A @ Ssas M..r.
Est River, every Saturday at 10 O'Clock A-M Tuesday,
"Wednesday, and Friday. At O'Clock AM.
Returning leaves Red Bank every Mondav morning; at 10
se,Sek Tue'dsy Wednesday, and Friday at halt pas.
Vi; sgH above until further
E3f NE WE'VE pdIN ;Pdi, Mi 4 G GAEP
@Gr SPRING-.The steamboat HIGHLANDER
CaV Robert Wardrop viii leave the foot Of Warren
"soei R.tsr0ns vii .e.,. ssrSSrs
Monday morning at o'clock Tuesday and Friday
oktsrnoon at O'Clock.
lcr freight sausage apply to the Captain board
n B. Ali baggage and freight Of every description bank
ILL orspece put board this must be at the risk Of
thereof unless bill oflading orreceps signed for
II mas
NEW YORK AND LIyEKf00L COMMERCIAL LINE
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tneIr Tor the sergeants and other Off.
cer., ~ nine doilars week Their contingent adj
vantages Will increase this Compensation In Lon
week.
The annual expense would then be ms follows
with an increase oil salaries TO the mapistrates:-
Expenses, repsry &c, of fire machinery soy sss COO
, I've rvi zee Jusices ~ S2,Voo 10000
wv NeIhs ~ pIosU 1900
rmeNe D,st,ict Josuces, atpi,1oO 1000
sMeNe CisrKs, az $i,00O $4,000
90 ,.n nunufe ca rouctmsn, al 70 per week. 2lS400
Luz hunured racemen, al 80 per week, 46sO0
Four thousand eight hundred ysrds of cloth, at
rrhirS,,n, t t H,a00
|i'ooV' $1,000
$307,l
showing saving Of more than go 900 in the an
nuai expenditure. Ts which is also 20 be added
me amount collected for fines penalties bail bonds
q a'S ~ iGe saving in Prison and Amha:s
making in all 81 900 of annual savnr. which -
more than equivalent to saving of SiS5O COO, ia
cinding saving, IN permanent outlay. to which
shonld be added the sums saved TO the cit nro
tect'ps their persons and property.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-11-11

NSir tbeten porae gSoebe einen Artifel BON I'M erm
Treunce Safob iTer NIT, Chue in, Gtlurc 0epeen sl
ien benleben nit unIer 2':'' fin9cA hegleiten Su
f6nren Oerr Gt1er bat un3 III tlrell uufte adns be:
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{Id 1ber oteen Nnnf au6fnhrItd Su ?c:iben uno Hns
iere Wetnu19 bdriber pffeu uno unotrbolen an ben
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benz erten Sabre iener MISUNDERSTANDING NIT 70
unfialitb pieleu Stbperiseeten gu fimpfen hat ulb
bic 3eit etfens auf forperlite 9lrbeiten oerenoen
mus, fcmmt clten caSu pel BON iener ei9encu Baare
ouf ben Wdrft su brulen. Sud beute feblt unS bic
3ett um oarauf en9eben III f6nnen uo mir febeu un5
be5baIb 9en6tht9t auf eue 9ele9enere 3ett III aren.
Ser fraaehe spunft tetrtfft Die llnobbdnq9fet nno
10 Trehett Der NreTe. IS fam dls en erfrcuIls
ttes 3eheu Der 3eit angeeben meroen, oaB ilf, Der
Gjeilt uo bic @jrunofdee reter Oemctratte mehr uno
n,ehr pertretteu uo beonoers Die oeut1e Drele oes
reueu T1erlanoes Iber bic enA(i1che erbaben felt.
gSenu mir oele5 iaaer 70 beabid1tt9en mir ntoht ben
beutlCt,en Sorrn1ten etnen ibertrtebenen eOb(prud
,u ertheilen, cnoern ipreen bios ltre auf Shntladz
en- aus, bic jeber luparetIhe
Iet erhalteu miro, peun er d bic Oelbe ninmt, Die
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neuen &jete6 uner Den oeutfhen ourallten befunoet
fd eben oer3ua Der Heblihfejt Qeoerfeit H. Senbeit
bic BON iebsr bem oeuten Character 70 et9en ip1r.-
@s 1T uner felter uuo una6dnoerltter gn|hlus Dem
blinoen NQreipeen 70 otel mir NIT unleren ftpaden
Grdften oerm69et, su teuern Die + retbeit Der
Yree ut oertbeoi9en u1o Die @runoIGBe rener Oenps
frdte mebr u1o utebr ;u oerbreen SIT 1ltr u,ere0a'
qe einmal TO- oaB mir Die 3eit mebr auf seiae Sir
beiten oerpenbeu f0nnen, 70 icu uner Sreuub feline
@eleseubeit mebr ftnoenr nns oaSu anSuipcrnen.
Settla mpen.- DIR 8abrifant bon q ais
6eftlan,pen eab uns un9efihr poer 8 Wchen ;uriif
Elm aar oerelben sur robe. lBtr haben e pro6trt H.
fIuo jest i'm Stanoe gu a9en, baB iIe ben 3ped fir
pelhen Ie beitimmt tpurcen, ocIfommen erre1en sic
eeben Elm hele5 9t uno n0 etnfa uno elegant aears
betet utb ubertrehen in oelen OinGdten traeno cine
arrere Scrte eampe1.-19 empfebleu bieie Qampeu
alien beneuaen welde Gd1 Spariamfct in biccn bar.
ten 3eltenauferle9t habeu.
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(9in9sfanSt.)
Nerr 9feb al teur!

g1tr er[auben un5 Sie nit fcl4euben an General 6.
Ga III 9eltele Srd9en 3u beld(tI9en uuo hcfeu, oa6
Ste oenelben etn ,Dlsd)en III tbrem perthen 8lattc
etnrdumen peroen. gEir brffen bteie5 um 70 mebr,
tpeil tpr mie, ba nobt aQetn mir ionoern audi sic
uno ale uniere peufte Rtbr9er oartu betbeiltqt uo
n.el6ff berStd min ihen, cleteSrd9en oCnJorn III
tfeutlth beautportet Sn lehen. @s unterelt feinem
3tpeife odB jrerr a m 9enu9 9nfrtft9feit bejbt
i'm Otele5 taOe5a}ld uno 9ans cffenherSi9 gu tbun,
o(eidpel Of bciabeno o0er oernelen0. Solen mir nus
hterin eorthsdtlheu, io 9lanben mir oenuo nit oag
3err b III lene 2lntmcrt fehen ladeu mirb, iuoe1n
mir miIeu> pas mlitdrlter Geiit uno Der Ruh enes
braoen Generals oiefeS nle Su9ebrn fbunen.
9lu @eneral g. 9obul.
Wtetn SNerr
93oIen Sie uns 9efdGDit laseu, Of e5 ,pabr it, Bag
Sie 9ea9t h1bcn, Die Oeutlben rpu6ten nd)t mas III
enem Wanu 9ehere the Dutch don't knoao nohat beougs
to man2 uno es mahr 1T, uuo sic bieIes wirf.
lid 9lauben, poCcn Sie uns audi eefili9it bertteu,
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pprau6iesen mulien, oaB Sle i'm ooQen SeTs ieIer,
tpte e6 fdent bon 5hnen b5ber oerbor9enen gebates
men @r1cufbaft fIno ?
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fDt mOte oenlcfrattid9e 9artet, ia9 bic 9emg)ort
goenius pclt, bat 9rose lrfabe, BEN Bbies fir ben
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banfen lStr asen btes, nbt neil unIer 8errauen au
bic 9runoldse otelcr WaBrege[ int gerinoften wantt
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bic jesioen barten 3eiten ibm CUR ea seest pitroen
Gs siebt eente nnter un6, bic neoer oenfen f6nnen
nod Drlen. gle lesen srpar Gbatladen suiammeu u
neunen bies SdlulIe siehen; alleu pas neben einan
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peldes paret gcttcren ber ca5 Spc5ie 3rtular, bae
unabbdn9ige Sdbabtamnlers@eieb uno anoere Masre.
9eln erbDbcn
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und5bdn9ise ShaBfammer @efes woerrufeu 1T, f
betet @ eue @elesenbeit fir ale bar, Die waens tuo
lire gerunft Su 9ebrauden> nm etn5nleben, oaB Die
llebel an oenen mir lecen, bic nchlpeno9en 6osen
uniers fled,ten 8antlDtens fno. 9Sirbe bas ur1abs
binsige Sdasfammergeies nc iii &raft ietu, 70 mir.
De es bic ebel, al bcncn mir jcet eipen ndt oermtn
berr baben SO mar ME ais clHe 2inoerun95s
beabf1tt9t. Sefeseebere faaD in QSahrhct ne bnreiz
enoe Qinoerung fir Die l:5el 9eipibveh tpelde bae
Yapier8elo ocrurladt. QSen mir oielcs SYllem taben
ipolen, 70 nien MIR fene SOlsen traseu. 2eiu oas
Shaefammergees> ioae es wieoer eingeflbrt nerpen,
miro DIE cerfehr 70 srcsen lnhels, tpe es bas eann
felt mebreren Sabren ertteny oereoeu, neil es Die
Sperattonen Der 8anfen peIentlid, einfdrdnft. Oa
burd, baB es Die uusu 9roee susoebnuns oes papter
bedrdnft ipiro Die 9iiifptrfung nt 70
beftg perben. Sc phrbe ais cine Batanee in unlerm
SYfem nirten, unb unfsrm gelbumIaufe eiuen Grab
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uote 1errn $, D. 0perbcsrr Gbtrptwa, 9o3pns 50.
unb Saccb iIcr, pcn 9trmilon Sauuf3p, Nanb 9NHntp
batten bic quite Die N3ntlaft nres Sattes u brnbmen
Scios ercn ino autDrrttrt @utftripOnsSebr fir
uueDnlen 1np Quittrnscn rar1ttr aus;uleltn.
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2bcmas Gaswcrtb, Der es in Cambridge BET gclto
unternahm, 1000 Netlet III 1000 auf enanber folgen
osn efnnceR ia tanfen, bat otefe susabe slidli se
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-12-09

The state Of NIississippi,l PRosATE CoURT,
YAzoo COUNTY. Sept'r Tenn lo4
Bv Thomas b. woodward, Esq.
Judge Of the Probate Court q
the county Of YazOO and Stat
aforesaid.
NOTICE is hereby given, that an applics
IN ton 10 me by William G. Raspberry, 4
the county of Yazoo in said State, VIII
claims writ Of partition Of the iollowtn
lots in the town Of Yazoo City, held joint,
/ by he, the said Raspberry, Washington DO
sew, Mac. A Mosely, Thomas z. DoFeneu
James Suydam, Cornelius r. Suydam, az
John M. Nixon, as follows:--Lot No. 40
containing 6 23.l00 acres; Lot NO. 40
containing 10 99-l00 acres; Lot No. 40
containing Is 75-lO0 acres; Lot No. 46
containing 90 $500 acres; and Lot n
46l, containing 4s 79-l00 acres, (exce
about two acres in Lot No. 1907 as by
ference to plat of said Yazoo City, form
!, " Manchester. One fourth owned by 81
Rasberry, one other fourth by w. Dors'
one other fourth by Mac. A. Moseley, a
the remaining fourth by Doreneus, Snyd
and Nixon.
have nominated Almerine Stliim
Thomas Peacock, and James A. Steve
Commissioners to divide the said lots !
. equal parts or shares; and unless proper
iections are stated TO me at Benton, at
Courthouse of YaZoO county, on the Tot
Monday of December next, the said A. )
20 man, Thomas Peacock and ]. A. Stevens
,e then be appointed commissioners to m
ID partition of the said lands, pursuant to
- act entitled ian act concerning the parti
q Of lands by copareeners, joint tenants,
n. tenants in common"
ii Attest, GEO. CROCKETT, Ok.
Oct. 7, 1912. pr fee S25) 13-i
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10y virtue of Deed Of Trust, executed
- TO the undersigned by Kinchen Exum,
of the county Of Yazoo and State OF Mis-
sissipp, bearing date the 18th day Of May,
A. ID. 1912, to secure the punctual payment.
Of the sum Of sixteen hundred dollars, ma
infested by a promissory note Of this date,
and due and payable on the first day Of Ju-
ly next, (l642); which payment not having
been made according to the provisions Of
said Deed Of Trust, and the undersigned
trustees having been requested by the said
John Bridges, for whose use and benefit the
said note was given; we will sell at public
auction on the 9Th day Of January, A. D.
1913, for cash, at the Court house door in
the town of Benton, county aforesaid, the
following tracts or parcels Of land, to witt
the west half of the northwest quarter Sec
tion 6, in township l j, range 8, east; and
the north half of the west half of the south
west quarter, and the south half Of the east
half the northwest quarter section 6, town.
ship / j, range 3. east. Also, the south hal
of the west half of northwest quarter sector
l; and the north half Of west half Of north
west quarter section IL, township /, range
2, east, containing $40 acres, more or less
] Also, ali the present growing cotton croI
of said Exum; all of which will be sold I,
satisfy the above mentioned note.
We will convey such title only as is vest
ed in us as Trustees.
VIM. GRUBBS,
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ChanCerV NOfiCe.

ChanCGPy Notice.
Superior Court Of Chancery of the State
Of Mississippi, October Rules, 1912,
Planters Bank, !
2592 vs..
Joseph ]. Exum, ct AL
Upon opening the matters Of this Bill,
- and it appearing that the defendant
Henry S. Buckner, is not an inhabitant Of
his State, but resides beyond the limits
thereof, so that the ordinary process of this
court cannot be executed upon him,-It is
therefore, ordered, that unless the said de-
PENDANT appear before the Chancellor at the
courtroom in the city of Jackson on the
first Monday in December next, and plead.
answer or demur 10 the bill of complaint
herein, that the several allegations thereof be
taken for confessed as 10 him, and such order
and decree made thereon as the Chancellor
may deem equitable and just. 1t is further
ordered, that copy of this order be inserted
in the Yazoo City Wing once a week foI
two months successfully.
r. L. DIXON, CI'k.
Wilkinson g. Miles, P. @.
Oct. 7. 1912. pr fee Sl5) 1896
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-12-09
Vegetable, Anti-BiIiOus ana
ANTI-DYSPEPTIC PILLS!
n NO MERCURY -

1T is we'll known that diseases often arise from
foul and disordered state of the stomach and
bowels; and if this condition is promptly attended
to and relieved, that health will be Immediately
restored. And nothing more efectual can be re-
sorted TO than two three good active doses OF
purgative medicine; and there is nothing more
suitable than pills of a proper character. The
public have in these vegetable pills the article pre-
sented TO them, which possesses the qualities cali
culated to render the most important service in
cleansing the almentary canal they will operate
with sufficient force, and still with ease safety
there is Ingredient in them that will render
them dangerous as to taking cold, or cause any
particular care in diet necessary. They have been
used by the proprietor with abundant success in
an extensive medical practice for many years.
He can therefore confidently recommend them
TO the public patronage. 1t is vainly pretend
ed that they will all diseases, but they will
answer the purposes for which they are offered as
well as any purgative medicine that can be produ
ced; and by being taken when that description OF
medicine is needed, may save person from threa.
I tened disease at very small expense and without
/ loss of time. A person can take them without
any interruption of his customary employment.
| EE3- Price only Is cents box.
Recommendation.
/ We do hereby certify that we have used Doctor
Spencer's vegetable pills; and found them a safe
and active purgative, attended with beneficial re-
suits, and we therefore recommend them to notice
JOHN SMITH. M. D..
/ SAMUEL BLACK, Esq.
SMITH LOWE, ESQ.
j JOHN BROWN,
Il SMITH HUBBARD,
CURTIS OGDEN,
E. L. whitaker, NJ. D.
i For sale bv r. H. Randolph, Yazoo City.
April %, i842. 42-tf
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NOtfce.

n WILL attend to preparing papers, hlelng
II the same and prosecuting 10 CerLihcale
of Discharge all CASES OF BANKRUPTcy which
may be placed under my charge. nave
made an arrangement with a member Of the
Bar residing in Jackson, to attend 70 all mai
tiers in causes fled by me, necessary 20 be
attended TO al Jackson either in Court Or ~
vacation and who viii always be present and
soc that an steps are taken which may be
necessary to the speedy discharge OF che aps
licant. WIN. Z. PUGH,
.9Rorney and Councillor Lao.
Yazoo City, Apr! 8, l842. 397s.
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On differentiated, nert door to the Offices OF
.uessrs. Wilkinson g. Miles, and r. ".