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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-29

n ME partnership heretofore existing
Il in New Orleans between the under
signed under the style of v. galloway g.
Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The name Of tho firm only to be used in
liquidation.
VINCENT GALLAWAY.
II. l.. w. PHILLIPS.
July 29th, 1913.
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for the Southern District of the State
Of Mississippi, to NOU. Term, l643.
BonnaGe & Co. Vendi Exponas to
VS.. Nov. Term, lS43.
David Lemay, ct al.
RY virtue Of the above stated writ to me
- directed, shall expose to public sale,
at the Court House door of Yazoo county,
in the town Of Benton, within the hours
prescribed by law, on
Monday, the ID day Of October neri,
to the highest bidder, for cash, all of the
right title and interest," of the defendant,
David Lemay, in and to the following des-
cribed land, to-wit:-The west half north
west quarter Section Z, Township 8, Range
-, West; east half of southeast quarter
Section /, Township s. Range 4, west; west
half of southwest quarter and south half of
east half of southwest quarter Section /,
Township 8, Range 4, west. Also, west
half southeast quarter east half southwest
quarter and east half southeast quarter Sec
ton %, Township 8, Range 3, west; east
half of northeast quarter east half of south
east quarter east half southwest quarter
west half southeast qurter east half of north
west quarter west half southwest quarter
and west half northwest quarter Section 33
Township Q, Range 3, west, the same hav
ing been levied on as the property Of the
defendant, David Lemay, to satisfy plaintiff:
claim and costs.
A. MILLER, Marshal, S. d. M.
BY w. L. Bate, D. M.
Aug. 24, ls43. [Pr fee $l2I s-5t.
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NEW CHEAP STORE.


EWVHE undersigned have Just received and
opened new g. splendid assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY-G00DS,
consisting in part Of Domestics, Blankets,
Lowels, English and American Prints, Silks,
Merinos, Bombazines, Flannels, Hosiery,
Bonnet Artificial Flowers, &c.
ALSO
A beautiful assortment Of Saddlery, ready
made Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats & Caps,
Foreign and Domestic Hardware of every
description, Castings, iron, Nails, Axes,
Chains, Hoes, BIacksmiihs' Bellows, Angils,
Vices, Sledges, sc. &c. All Of which they
offer at Tie LOWEST CASH PRICES! at
their Store on Main-street, directly opposite
the Phoenix House. Yazoo City.
b. F. powell & co.
December 2, 1912. 2l-if
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The state of MississiPpi,( PRoBATE CoUGT,
YAzoo COUNTY, : July Term, l843.
wv HEREAS Edward G. Harris, Admit
nisrator de bonus non com. testi-
mentO annexo. Of the estate of William P.
Gadberry, deceased, having by petition re-
presented to the Court that it would be for
the interest of all persons interested therein,
10 sell the following described lands lying
and being in the county Of Yazoo and State
Of Mississippi, Of which the said William P.
Gadborry died seized and possessed, for the
purpose of distribution among bis heirs, viz :
The southeast quarter of section 25; the
northwest quarter and the west half Of the
northeast quarter of section Sc; the east
half of southwest quarter of section SO; all
in township IL, range l west. The north
west quarter Of section /, township | l, range
west, containing in all $40 acres, more or
less; and a fraction Of the west half of
southwest quarter of section / aud the
east half of southeast quarter of section 2,
township / /, range west, containing about
90 or 80 acres-upon which fraction is the
Old Yazoo Hotel in the town of Benton.
1t is ordered, adjudged and decreed that
citation issue directed TO the heirs. and tC
| all p6ISOuS lutClOStGu9 " NC anu appear q
the next September Term Of this Court, anC
shew cause if any they can why an order o
sale should not be made in compliance will
the prayer of petition.
/ 1t is further ordered and decreed tina
publication of the said application be mad
in two public newspapers published in tn
State, for six weeks successfully.
! Witness the Hon. Thomas B. Woodward
Judge of the Probate Court of Yazoo coun
ty, the fourth Monday of July, 1913, an,
seal of said Court. Issued the 9th day 0
July, l643.
Test. GEO. CROCKETT, Cl'k.
August 4, 1913. (pr's fee Sl7 5Ol 4-6t
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NOTICE.

tue EState OF isaac Cald- court OF Cudu'
well, decd, complainant. Gerry May Term,
vs.. lS43.
Malcomb D. Hackett,et al
Upon opening of the matters in the COM
y plainants Bill, and il having been pro-
ven to the satisfaction of the court that Vim
cent Galloway, Edwin A.Merritl and Samuel
r. Smith, reside beyond the jurisdiction Of
The Slate of Mississirpi:-It is therefore
considered by the Court, that the said de-
PENDANTS, non-residents as aforesaid, appear
here, either in their proper person or by
some Attorney Of this court, on or by the
FIRST day Of the next term Of the same, and
plead, answer or demur TO the complainaut's
Bill, the several allegations therein will be
taken for confessed, and the matters thereof
decTeed against them.
Il is also considered BY the court, that q
copy OF the foregoing order DO published il
The Yazoo City Wing, q newspaper publish
ed IN Yazoo city, for the term Of two months
THO. p. SLADE, clerk,
By GIB. BARNES, D. Q.
n. g. s. S. E. Nye, Soils for complainant,
Aug. IL, Is42. (pr. fee SD 5-9t.
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NOVICE.


Thomas Kearney, admin YAzoo CIRCUIT
istrator de bonIs non of Court, sitting
the estate Of Isaac Cald- as a Court of
well, decd, complainant ChanCsry, May
VS.. Term, 1874.
Emaline and Sarah Ruth
erford, heirs of John G.
Rutherford, ct al.
TTPON the opening Of the matters OF the
y Bill of complaint in this case, and proof
having been made TO the court that Robert
Kelly and William Kelly reside without the
Jurisdiction Of the State Of Mississippi
1t is therefore considered by the court, thai
unless the said defendants, Robert Kelly
and William Kelly, appear here. either II
their proper person or By some Attorney o
this court, on Or by the next term Of tht
same, and plead, answer Of denlur 10 Ia,
lcomplainant's bill, the several allegation
therein will be taken for confessed as {,
them, and the matters thereof decTeed.
II il also considered by the court, that
copy Of this order be published in he Yazo
City Wing for the term Of two months.
i THO. P. SI.ADE, clerk.
BY GIB. BARNEs, D. d.
:. n. g. ~ 8. p. Nye, Soils. for cornplainan
Aug. u. lS4S. EPr, fee SIT. 5-9G
BLANK BILLS OF LADIN(
For Sale At this OFFICE.
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NOTICE.

Thomas Kearney, admin YAxoo CrRcUrr
istrator de bonis non of CoURr.sitting as
the Estate of Isaac Cald- a court of chan.
well decd, complainant. Gerry, May Term,
vs.. 1913.
Alfred w. G. Davis, ct al.
Upon the opening Of the matters of the
- Bill of complaint in this case, and proof
having been made TO the satisfaction of the
court, that the defendants Alfred w. G..
Davis, William s. Eskridge, George Esk-
ridge, Alexander Eskridge aud Elizabeth
Walls, reside beyond the jurisdiction of the
State Of Mississippi:-It is therefore con.
sidered by the court, that unless the said
defendants, non-residents as aforesaid, do
appear here, in proper person or by some
Attorney Of this court on or by the nexl
term of the same, tho several allegations il
the compliments bill will be taken FOR con.
fessed as to them far want Of plea, answer
or demur, and the matters thereof decreed
1t is also considered by the court, that 4
copy of the foregoing order be copied in tbs
Yazoo City Wing for the term of two months
THO. P. SLADE, clerk.
By GIB. BARNI,S, D. C.
NC. s. s. E. Nye, Soils for complainant
Aug. IL, l643. (pr. fee Sl7) 5-9t.
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YazOO City Prices Currenf.

ooRREoTED wEEELY Br nEssks. ALLN 3 $4,000
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NC. s. s. E. Nye, Soils for complainant
Aug. IL, l643. (pr. fee Sl7) Bot.
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InsOIVenL NOtice.

Natchez, Aug. lst, la43.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-14

" rlssks sesEsaatHtrs,ssss -iassek esFcFs psssApt
gsrs, and pages 10 the House, 10 just!
We have not charged the Editor Of the Globe
with uttering alsehoods in the above article, but
If we have prored the fact, the fault is his own,
and not ours. If he will tell 1.-THE thing that is
uoi," we cannot help it if his rnsndacity is cx-
posed.
TEXT" The Hard-cider campaigners Of the
Senate, after breaking the Globes contract, and
dismissing its publishers" &c.
CoMMENT.-Having laid in a good two years
supply, and sitting down and indulging bright
visions Of rich profits 10 come, the Globe man
thought il extremely hard TO be disturbed in his
extaic reveries, and to be walked out Of such
golden dreams by the cracking Of his fiesh-pots
ana tearing up of his nice contract, and he can
not refrain, even now, after the lapse Of more
than two years, from occasionally indulging in
mournful "reminiscences, and in giving vent to his
grief and anger. Those unmerciful demolishers
OF his well stored fesh-pots-of his iron-hooped,
copper-fastened, and bomb-proof contract by
which he had made assurance doubly sure" cf
the printing of the Senate for two years, he can
never look at, or think of, with complacency or
composure. Their countenances disturb his
nerves, and put him in terrible all-oyerishness
Antipathies are sometimes unaccountable, and
sometimes easily accounted for. The Globes
for Whig Senators is as easily understood as that
of certain persons to the officers and courts of
justice. f
A word in conclusion, in justice to the Senators
who voted against Mr.. Beale. He was objected
to not on account Of his political opinions, but on
the ground Of inatenton to his duties and want
of courtesy.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-14

NAvAL.-The U. S. brig Oregon, Lieut. Com
manding Piercy, arrived at the Navy Yard, PEN
sacola on the 18th last month"; sixteen days from
Norfolk, Va. This vessel is to be employed du-
ring the winter and spring in Transporting the
old iron, guns shot, &c, from that station to
New York, where it will probably be disposed
OF at auction, as it is too far gone with the rust
Of time for further service. The brig was 10
have sailed about the lst Of the present month
for New York.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-14
CURACoA, Nor. Is. lS4

CuRAcoA, Nor. IS, 1S43.
The Governor is expected daily
from Holland. The island has had SO lite rain
Tor the last seven years, that many of the inhabi-
tans have left il for the main land but to every
ones astonishment and satisfaction, we have had
plentiful rain for the last two weeks and il has
every appearance of continuing. The inhabi-
tants in the interior Of the island expect good
crop of corn, which they have not had for seven
years before.-N Y. Tribune.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-14

r ARD TO THE PUBLIC--IIaving bought out
the large and splendid room situated on The cor
ner OF - street and Pennsylvania avenue, formerly
Fossett's Billiard Room, take this onnortun;v ~
make il known to my friends and the public general
~, that have opened the above establishment for
the amusement OF those who feel disposed TO give me
call. MY Liquors need no Recommendation, as
you VIII Ind on trial; and my Cigars are of the
most choice brands. JOHN WATERS Ir
N. b. A Lunch set on the counter every night at
10 O'Clock. der III 4,
The Whig standard., 1843-12-14
EPITAPH ON THE CALHOUN PARTY.
From the Madisonanl

Friend Jones: The friends Of Mr.. Calhoun, i,
seems, have had their epitaph written by their
good brother Reynard." 1t runs very much in
some years since to have seen upon the tomb
stone Of an infant, who died in about six months
after its birth:
'IfI lies here, so quickly done for,
wonder what was begun for''
l II 2
The Whig standard., 1843-12-14

We learn from the Alton (Illinois) Telegraph
that the Government engineers have completed
survey for letting the Missouri river into the
Mississippi, about four miles above Alton, with
view OF preventing this latter stream from
taking direction which might possibly make
ST Louis effectually an inland town. The edi-
tor Of the Telegraph enter,ains fears that this
change may prove disastrous 10 the Alton land
ipn
The Whig standard., 1843-12-14

III hlioNAL THEATRE-A CARD.--It is with
lV unfegned pleasure that the lessee Of this estah
lishmen announces the engagement Of the celebrated
Italian Opera Corps from the Havana As it was
their contemplation to give Grand Concert on
Thursday next the lessee felt it but due to the pub
lie, and to the interests of this establishment to mako
immediate arrangements with them, in order to pre-
sent their brilliant attraction in theatrical form
They win consequently appear in a Grand Opera
the latter end of the week Due notice will be riven
Of their first performance.
dee 1876
The Whig standard., 1843-12-14

MONEY MARKET.-The New York Journal of
Commerce Of Monday, says that several mer-
chants have discounted their own acceptances, at
81 per cent, and loans have been made of large
snms at the same rate. The Banks and indyd-
uals are alike unable to find borrowers
The Whig standard., 1843-12-14
GRAND MILITARY, CIVIC, AND FANCY
VI BAIL AT The WASHINGTON ASSL,M

C. RAND MILITARY, CIVIC, AND FANCY
~ BALL AT The WASHINGTON ASSEM-.
BLY, ROOMS.--The .A:7TIO.N.iL BLUES respect
fully announce that they will give their Third An
nual Ball on Monday, January ), 1914 The favora-
bic attendance which the citizens Of tho District and
ITS vicinity have ever bestowed upon the balls here
toiore given BY the Blues encourages them to believe
that tins will receive notice equally as favorable,
lnasmuch as they have made arrangements which, in
their opinion, will render il one of the most splendid
that has ever been given In the strict.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION AND REcEprIoN
Gen. r. q. Weightman, Col. w. w. Seaton
Capt L. ). Middleton, Lieut.. w. M. Clarke,
Lieut. p. r. Bacon, Lieut. f. Evans
Ensign w. j. Parham, Sergeant J. l.. White
Sergeant J. Brannan, Quarm'r ]. +. Coyle
Corporal =. Emrick, w. A. FIaherty,
M z. Mohun, @ j. s. Owen.
e. 1. lardella, ts w. Macgee,
J. Iayman, J. McDermott,
M ). Sheahan, $. Humphrey,
w. MI. Randolph, j. Stoddard.
sufficient number of servants will be engaged
Tickets for sale at Gadsby's, Browns and Fuller.
Hotel Farquhar's and Nlorgans drug store. Fir,t
ward, DIR. Ciarkes drug store, Navy Yard, Kidwels.
Georgetown, Buckngham's, corner of Penn. Ayeu,,e
and 18th street. and at the door on the evening az The
jail hr'ce VI "cKets w. nov IA
The Whig standard., 1843-12-14

HoN. SMITH THoMPsoN.-We regret to learn
from the Poughkeepsie Eagle Of Saturday, that
Judge Thompson, whose recovery from a recent
severe attack Of illness had been so confidently
anticipated, has had relapse Of his disease, and
is at present in an extremely critical situation.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-14

hon. CORNELIUS w. LAwRENcE.-Fears have
been entertained for the last few DAYS, saws the
New York Express, for the safety of this gentle
men, he having been attacked with dangerous
illness, and not expected to live. A favorable
turn, however, took place, yesterday, in his NAL
ady, and there is now prospect Of his eventual
recovery.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-14

LET IT BE KNowN.-In the graveyard at Win
chester Virginia, says Southern paper, the
traveller will find grave overgrown with grass,
without stone or an inscruction to preserve the
ashes of It's inhabtant from insult. Within this
grave repose the remains OF the brave General
Morgan, whose name ranks in the annals of the
Revolution second only 10 that of Washington
The above paragraph has been going the
rounds OF the newspaper press for some time
and we had expected, ere this, in justice to the
people Of Winchester, that it would have been
contradicted by the papers of that town. We
happen to know that such is not the fact. His
resting place is marked by a plain slab, sup-
ported by pillars, upon which is engraved an ap-
propriate inscription. We also know that it
was, and still is the design, to erect monument
over his remains.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-14

'no LET-A new three story brick building on X
L street, west of Franklin Row. The house stands
on a spacious lot, contains eight rooms, and has
double porlico the entire length of the building on
the east front There is also carriage house and
stable in the rear of the premises. Apply to
c. McKELDEN,
dec l3-J 7th st, near Gen. Post Oifice
The Whig standard., 1843-12-14

HNOR RENT-1he dwelling part of a two story
brick house, situated 7th street in the neigh
borhood OF the General Post Office. Apply to
JOSEPH Fl. FRANCE.
dec l4-r 9TH street, between and f sts.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-14

i shed under the sanction of the Boston Academv
of Music, original and selected by Lowell Mason.
price 81 cents for sale at the book store of
r. FARNHAM
nov 6-~ Corner Of Ii street and Penn ay
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LITERARY REGISTER.

Bleckwood's Edinburgh Magazine for October.
a good number published by j. Winchester, N. York.
10 ga per number, 81 per annnm in advance.
MeAicI as 1t was and as ii is by Brantz Mayer late
Secretary OF Legation to Mexico.
unquoslionaby an interesting and valuable work II
is to he published in November by J. Winchester in
large octave ombelished by 100 engravngs. Price 81
elegantly bound and gilt
The Myseries ofPafis: by Eugene Sue New York, J.
Winchester.
-Four numbers of this work, noticed BY us n sho,, time
since, aaye already been issued in the New World Ex-
tras al u y cents each There 10 be ten. We
notice mat the Harpes publishing edition, which
Is proof OF its popularity, to say the least.
Arah Nell Martin Chuzzlowit, L.. d. and Loiterngs
Of Arthur OLeary.
No 10 of he New World Serial Supplement, contain =
ing the Combinations of the above works. has Just been
published by Winchester IL 2 cents per number, 81
year in advance
Rural Repository; Hudson, New YORK, cmi-weekly, BY
VIM. b. Sodduid.
Afer long absence, the Repository comes to us a.
gain IN very pretty dress. volume was recently
commenced. 81 per annum in advance.
The American Agcuurst New York, Saxlon e.
Miles
second lumber has been published for October and
among the articles Of interest to Northern Farmers are
the Observation-Disclosures wheat, Diseases of Sheep
Virginia Churnng apparatus, Culture of Sh, Hints ior
the management &c Bees Price 81 per year in advance
The Anglo American; New York, E. L. Gdrvn e. Co.
We recently noticed the of vol. O. but
without adding ought to have done, that persons
subscribing for year will be entitled TO a large and spcn-
did engraved portrait of Washington. For portrait Of
tho same size and sima- in STYLE have recently paid
S4-yet The Ango american for year. with this por.
trait can be had for 50!
Ali.sns History Of Europe.
Wholesalers first edit has been published for some
days and second already announced. This has been
abridged from the orgn" and corrected, by S. s. Gould
! Esq.
Froissnrt's Chronicles New York, J. Winchester.
Part has Just been published. Que number com
plctcs the work
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\ NOLAN ACT, RELATING TO TRUSTEE PROCESS.
hereby enacted by the General assembly Of The Stale Of Ver
mont as olowS:
SEC When any person shall be summoned appear before
any county many there pending such court
appoint commissioner take the disclosure of such trustee
and the proceedings shall be had before such commissioner
relating disclosure of such trustee pscrbedn chap
fer twenty nine of the Revised Statutes
SEC Any commissioner, appointed administer all
necessary amatons appearing before him
and when session, may any trustee
whose has been appointed tae appear before
him. make disclosure the required by said
chapter such disclosure said commissioner shall
urn court the proceedings shall be had thereon
! IS if the same had been made before said court
g. If any trustee after reasonable notice from such
ssone shall refuse neglect appear before him. appearing
s all neglect to make his disclosure such
ter ogatories shall be proposed him writing ageeab the
pro of said chapter wentnne, the county court unless
good be shown to the contrary shall render Judgment against
said in case OF default
SEC A. This shall take effect from its passage
Approved, Oct 27, l843.
1l-AN ACT, REGULATING PROCEEDINGS AGAINST TRUs-
TEES
hereby enacted by the General assembly of The Stale Of Ver-
mo nj, as tolows
SEQ l. No execution shall hereafter issue against the body Of
any, trustee except when such person shall be adudged
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BRIGHTON MARKEr-Monday, Now 6, lsla.

LNNTUfI0n INC U0IIY NdVorsof PatTIOf.T
At market $3.50 cattle, (lb0u which probably
Bec and 1900 Stores $3.50 Sheep, aud $500 wnc50O OF the
Swine reported last week. 500 Swine unsold.
PRcEsBcet CattlGIust weeks prices hardly sustain
cd small number sold the highest price. We quote
few extra 50 first quality 25 second quality 50 u 375
third quality . 80 3 -.
Baucllng CaeMess 10 10 No. ], 62 12; No. 9, So
Shecp-Smal lots from 7jc to So Wcthers fom % s..
Swne-Dul prime lots pcddc "a &c for sow and "a
TO Is be
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No. ban ACT, RELATING TO THE SETTLEMENT OF ESTATES
hereby enacted by The General assembly Of the State Of Vr-
That whenever male dies leaving issue and shall
leave widow whenever any female dies leaving issue
and shall leave surviving husband the probate court of the dis
tct where by law such PERSONS is settled may, its dis
creon the return of the inventory the shall not exceed
hundred and fifty dollars and the estate be ntesae by de-
for that purpose assign the whole of such the chill
dren of the deceased, for their
Approved Nov. /, 1913.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

UN4tNpF %. OUUIt JUNE LKMi 1910.
n lson Siorrn Action of Assumpset on
Blodge,, & Granger p. D. four promlssory notes Of
ALVIN Edison Ell ais trustees hand signed by the said
Bodget * Granger and made payable 10 the plaintiff,
amounting in all 10 six hundred ard ninety doars
ND said term Of this Court not appearing that
n the said AVN Edison summoned trustee, has had
personal notice of SAID suit II is ordered by the Court
here that he be notified of the tendency Of the same, b
the publication Of this order aud notice in the Vermont
Waterman, printed at Montpelier in the county OF Wash
mgon three weeks successfully, the last of which pub~
cacns be least fifteen days previous the next stat.
cd term Of this Court The third Tuesday Of December
1913 which will be deemed sufficient notice the said
AVN Edison appear said of said Court he
cdnse PERLE4 q. JONES, Clerk.
WILLIAM NUTTING, AIRY. 343w
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ORANGE COUNTY.

A Il meeting of the Directors Of the ORANGE co.
"A MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
holden c. Bodgelts Inn, Chelsea, Nov |, 1913
Of one and half per cent was assessed on all The notes in
force the 18th day Of June. l813 be pad the
rance Office Chelsea by the 18th day of December
All deinquents will pc called in ry manner.
JOHN w. SMITH, Treasurer.
frhslepa Nov Sv
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"a.
is hereby enacted By the General assembly Of The Stale Of Per-
mont That commissioners of highways may, either jointly
ally any of the petitioners who signed the petit
ton which said commissioners appointed and
for their services the though all the petitioners join
ed as defendants.
Approved Nov. |, 1S43