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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-13

AAC St0So "a @AAsSLSSApp1S( PROBATE OoURTy
YAzoO COUNTY. Aug. Term, ls43. |
WHEREAS Andrew Glib, AdmihistTa- !
tor of the Estate Of Donald s. Dun
can, decd, having by petition represented
TO the court, that the personal property of
said deceased is insufficient to pay the debts
Of SAID estate; that most of the real estate |
has been sold FOE that purpose and i also |
insufficient TO pay said debts; that the said
Duncan died seized. and possessed Of Lot
No. 343 in YazOo City, in Yazoo county and
State OF Mississippi, which has not been
sold, and that 1t would be for the interest
of all persons interested to sell the same
for the purpose Of paying said debts.
1t is therefore ordered, adjudged and de-
creed. that Citation issue to the heirs and
all persons interested in said Lot, to be and
appear before the Probate Court Of Yazoo
county, at the next October Term thereof,
to sheW cause, if any they can, why an
order of sale should not be made in COM
pliance with the prayer Of the petitioner.
| 1t is further ordered, that publication Of
this Citation be made BY posting up notices
at three of the most public places in the
county fer the space Of 80 days, and pub
fishing the same in public newspaper pub
lished in the State, for the same length of
time.
WITNESS, the Hon. THos. B. Woodward,
Judge Of the Probate Court of Yazoo coun-
ty, the 4th Monday of August, Is43, and
seal of said Court. Issued, the 3lst day of
August, ls43.
GEO. CROCKETT, Clerk.
Sept 8. ls4S. pr fee $l4 COY O-5t.
The state Of H1iscsissiRpi,| PRoDATE oog Ut,
Ashel w. Washburn and wife Leanora, and
William E. Pugb, Admrs. of RhOda Mar
tin, deceased, compliments,
vs..
David Barber, administrator in right Of bis
wife Susan, of the Estate Of Moultre
Martin, decd, VIM. Phillips, A. H. Muir
ply, Andrew Glib, and Joseph and AIDE.
line Martin, defendants.
TJOPON opening the matters Of this Bill
and il appearing to the satisfaction 81
1.-THE court, that the defendants David Barber
and Susan Barber his wife, are not in
Ihabitants OF this State but reside beyond
the limits thereof so that the necessary pro-
cess of this court cannot be executed upon
them:-It is therefore ordered, that unless
the said defendants appear before the Pro
bate Court of Yazoo county, at the Court
, House thereof, in the town of Benton, on
! the 4th Monday of November next and
plead, answer or demur to the Bill Of com
r plants herein, the several allegations thereo
/ will be taken for confessed, aud such OFde
! and decree made therein as the said cOur
! may deem equitable and just.
It is further ordered, that copy Of thi
order be published in the YazoO City Wing
. once a week for two months successfully.
Attest, GEO. CROCKETT, clerk.
n WIN. E. PUGH, P. Q.
3 Sept. 8, 1913. (Pr. fee. 500 got.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-13

IMAo1NATroN.-Rightly directed, wisely
used, imagination is the greatest gift and
blessing Of intellectual man. Il raises his
tastes, softens his feelings, puFifies his de-
siyes, enobles his nature, digniies his life,
and tranquilizes his death! 10 him who
has Imagination well-dlrected, the whole
universe and all it, vicissitudes are but an
instrument Of eternal music, and the hand
Of God producing infinite harmony at every
touch.
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There are so many important, awaful and
interesting considerations attached to the
Christian Teligian, thatthe apathy with which
some people lesk upon it is really suppris-
ing,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-13

HAPPrNEss There is, after all. great
deal Of happiness to be enjoyed in life. Just
take things by their smooth handle, lament
nothiRg that is ost,imPreve upon past erTosr,
and dc all the good you can. and our word
fer it, you will never complain of sorrow.
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"sally Jones, have you done the sum /
set youH"
"No, thir, can't do it."
"Can't do il! I'm ashamed Of you. Why
at your age could do any sum that was
set me. hate that word caR't!-For there
is no sum that can't be done, | can tell you. "
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Halo, captain, stop the hoat! shouted q
lite urchin en- board Of enc ef the Sound
steamboats,. '.For whatl asked the captain.
i've lost M apple oveEboaros
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tits By affection chiefly that the heart Of
man is purified, and that his thoughts are
fixed upon better state.
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Al handsome woman pIeases the eye, q
good woman the heart; the one IS jewels
the other treasure.
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Goldsmith never gave utterance 70 more
truthful sentence, than when be said, sit
Won are poor, do mol seem SO, i You would
avoid insult as we'll as suffering.
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Men doat on this world a. lfitweTe never
10 have al end, and neglect the next az i
Il we're never 70 have beginning.
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A Yankee painter, in order 10 convey an
exalted opinion Of the happiness Of our
county, represented a number Of angels.
armed with rifles, congrating hitler.
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Wherever you see persecution. there is
moro than ! probability that truth lies on
the prosecuted side.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-13

s.The coffin Is but the cradle 10 which oug
second childhood is laid 70 sleep"
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The state of Mississippi,l PROBATE CoURT,
YAzoO COUNTY. Aug. Term, 1843.
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The state of MississiDpi,) PROBATE CsUTr.
YAzOo COUNTY. Ang. Terms I843.
Ashel w. Washburn and wife Leanora, and
William E. Pugb, Admrs. of RhOds Mar
tin, deceased, compliments,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-07
PirTsgrRG, Oct. 6, 1910.
MATHEW RoBEErs, Esq, steubenville.
THE PRESIDENCY.

In the great Presidential contest, winch now close
nj hand, il IS obvious that the Democratic party has
nothing To fear, but from lis premature pecptats
action The Hrmophrodit. Association, which, at the
last tecion, by dint Of humbaggery and pipe laying,
uumphed over the Democracy, is dissolved into its
elements; aud no cohesive power can again concen.
its scattered ashes and impair. 10 the breath of
harmonious life. 1.-The sober, second thought las done
its work-truh has gioronsiy trium phed-nnd nothing
but harmony IS now requisite TO nsa,e The statue of
American freedom once more upon the Jenrrsonian
pedestal. Shall this harmony be sacrificed by local and
personal prejndiceS :
We have in the East and West, the North and
South, whose talents, services, aud political integrity,
richly en!!e them to the Confidence md support CT
the mhoie Democratic parfy These men, respectively,
have ihsir warm, dcvo;ed udeIeas-bou1d 10 them oy
the double lie of political sympathy and personal
gard. And here lies the Cergrr-,bat individual at
lachtnents will prove TOO strong for the centripetal
power Of principle completely to overcome. We have
viii regret, Of late, manifestation, in differ
ent quarters Of the Union, Of stronger personal feeling
than Consistent with the Benonian principle Of
sunion concession and harmony" Not that have
any fear OF an ultimate Rupture our ranks OH but
in their anxiety to fores'a public opinion and in their
haste 10 urge their peculiar favorte upon the Ma
t'onal Convenon,-may not these voluntary and over
ardea pioneers the conflict create coldncss and dis
trust towards the nominee hoover he may be which
will exert deleerous influence upon the cause i; is
their ntere. and design to further, And in the
heat and enthusiasm of personal warfare may the
sword be bluned against The very bosom it will after
wards be called upon 10 defend;
Suppose Messrs Calhoun and VIM Buren, are the
Only candidates that will 20 into Tie Ccnyention.-
The whole party has the utmost confidence in the po
Utica! orthodoxy of both; and every Democrat If he
could forget his personal predictions, would hs
vote with the utmost uucr,iy for either. 1t would,
therefore, become friends Of he Republican press,
10 resi'un all invidcus remarks designed tending
20 pre- JUDGE either the Convaniion lest they might
afterwards be wirIded by common foe, to the ds.
advantage of the nominee
We have proftrences-sirong prefrrcnces-pre.er-
we can B1Ee: relinirsh; they own; but,
al The 'irne vote (i. we bad cne) would be
most chccr:ulIy given fr almost any man Democratic
Convention T'ght recommendation any one, if Henry
Clay is 10 be hs opponent Democratic Recorder.
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s,oCAPsTaGisTs,-VAI.T SOUTHERN PROPERTY
FOR SALEIhe interest belonging to the Estate OF JOSIAH
Four.n, deceased, ti- Ei:ornn Factory h.n. one-
'ecoi offered fr sale Capitalists who wish to MAZE pro
stable ou!d No, fail In improve h'S oapoftni! -
paving tkUrcc upon tie Fresen, Investment u
L.ec niles West a Eitonioh Putnam county. c"ci
Lizzie s!ve never ioiing stream ai"idns Snie'ei
water paaer machinery. Attached IL II, are GOOD
dwelling house all buildings for the accommodating ~
and Saw Mil in successful operation ms
property for efs1t DIVISION and viii he -" al
shares purchasers The terms viii he ii6r
rail- aud addressed Eaon"n, Georgia
viii promptly attended and will take pleasure In show
JOilN VI. FLouRNoY, p,.c,o,s
~ BASS,
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= NJ OF iAHp AN0 NEGROES vi,lnr Of Deed of
~ William s.seou and Thomas PGde for the benefit of
@ 'ad II record the Clerks Office OF County Court OF
'"s"a Stale u Virginia. We, the Undersigned Trustees
a!t w.t. Thursday, the 23d day of March, 1873, that
g e Court dag of said county n the Court house Of said
"'''y OF Ars sell at public auction To the highest bidder
"' The folio" property, real and PERSONAL conveyed lin
| .''a by William T. Esgleson 10 WI: All that tact or
,e'" lana said county If Amelia on the South SIDE
P1c road iafinc from tie Courthouse oil SAID count; To
tF!s1 ;oNcs. coatainas BY estimation roar hnnned
'r 'as SAVE less, and bounded as oiows on ths
A l'- sc laTes =. Cooke, the Souih ny Inc lahds
t-+fi WikIGon and James z. Vaughan on The North by
" hc ai .rldins fm Amelia Cont house 10 Jceisfls,
~ he Nes' the had of Richard Noble Aiso one other
- iri 90 Land lying in said county, and adjoining me
Nhc the Fnor-hn>e o said cnnnty Is located contain
- y ta,on hundred aud ninety four acres, be the
oie - rs, and bounded "a toow on the Soith oy me
u III - the Poor house tract the West by the lana u
@ MARSHALL aud Joseph Bsaes the East by the ands OF
LiAeg aud Warren Marshall and On the Norhward by the
- " Of Said Bragg. Also, the following Slaves nen women
dea, 10 Wit Henry Ned. Horace Jim, Dick Doctor
Beverly, John, Lewis, Marin, Elvra, Scna, Dolly ana
oHtru Jane, Sicy and Nancy and such children oil sara
a. may have been born since the execution OF said deed,
~! oh.r properly conveyed by said William T. Eggieson
-rd of particular description OF hil OF whcn
reference hereby made said deed The title 10 all
W LioIrsad property believed Ia be perfectly good, butt
IS Trustees ~i only such right as IS vested IN
: :! sa7 deed aforesaid
JUNIUs E. LEIGH, 'as'ees
'aa IL 76-tds
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OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT,

APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT,
BY and r,A fhs adeiee and eenseH, Of the Ssaaie.
P. S. LoughboTough, Attorney of The u. States fer
the dIs,'ic, of Kentucky, re appointed.
CoSSULs.
Samuel Mclean, of Missouri, for Glen Fuegos, In
the Island Of Cuba.
james McHenry, oe Philadelphia, for Londonderry.
Charles H. Dea-an, of New York, for Sydney in
Nova Scotia, in the place of John J. D'Wolf, re-
signed.
A. III. Green, of Virginia for Galveston.
Robert 3 Campbell. of Aabs mn, for Havana.
Charles Nichols, cf Pennsylvania. for Amsterdam.
Elisha Hathaway, jr., for Hobart Town, in Van Die.
mems Land.
John F. Adams of Baltimore, fer La Guayra, in tho
place Of Bsrj'mia Ren:haw, deceased.
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=. Et f.., BALI. Mo tENfR"Vi!.L# ioR ; LE.--iav
- Ing determined Kentucky, offer io' saI' ~.
Gloucester, all Iaw ercu1ds There art ~
bushels % Wheat and Is II Barley seeded IN HE ifH ne '
eusn exception IL the II" cling. which reeds
slight repairs and If Tie nst sn?r'o: o'"ei
The safety in the ncghorhod ot serrn ai Is equal IL any
in Virginia Vessels an load within fifty yards Of the barn
also otter my Farm, centrevie, nPcn winch n''' reside
living river and in Mathews county, far sale trGtfe
vile contains o Land Tie Improvements arr s"h;
and the dwelling j. Urge, two story and tGey hniN lcS
Wafer sli i- Fam. lr Nurfas p17kct
ra.e. III. ytc wharf week TIC nei.hbor"
health convenience, sc, 81 CcuiIev;c render one o the
no> it>i,ei- IN Matthews. or rict-tce apply =" !r
or Senate III Nicholson, an! VI. Augustine Robins
81 e.. House ot ic!csa!es
MAcY +. SHEPARD.
p.r IN
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r;vo, 49,, variant. When Tic tax ga.he,
,;on - good care 10 find his way
Or r.. sar, 49,. ~ he people portion Of th
the West, and collect from " -
Government. 'e VII. AID moved tat
mir. McKENNAE supported tn. Hsosc. III,
1t he laid ssde 10 be reported 10 the 'menameh. WIZ
MI. UNDERWOOD renewed the. WITHDRAWN
had been proposed, and subsequently,
alr Dodge. BIZ vas &c
aside 10 he rr,o,ts. "a ,ss IT, 'ha '' egiaa.r
Tic hi; q. 81. r. a. ,lusicn
Of W,scons;, ,,.,: r, ., Wv i,,, :, . .e I'm, q
wi'ti the committee for the want of a oco.
The TACT was reported TO the House
hir ARNOLD moved that the House adjourn
The yeas and mass ere ordered 20 be taken AID
result was-y -. news 81
81 Tie motion To adj ourn was nepalivct,; and
ihr Honse again went into committee, and resumed
The consideration Of the bill fer tie pay of The me bers
OF the Wisconsin Legislature; but again rc.e for the
want OF n aGn'un and
The SPEAKER resumed the Chair
Mr. ARNOLD moved that Tie House adjourn: where.
upon
Mr.. WELLER called for The yeas and nays which
were orasfed lie SAID that some gentlemen had voted
and started oil to their dinners and thus left the House
without quorum.
Dir. NEHEMIAH asked the gentleman to Withdraw
the cal Tor the yeas and nays end he suggested that Ivy
common consent, the House again 20 committee
and instruct the committee 10 report the bill 10 the
House and adjourn and give the delegates ur,hs. time
20 dispose oftheir bills
The roll was then called the molten 10 adjourn.
and the result was-yPus SO nays5S.
SO the House again refused TO adjourn
Some gentleman moved a call OF tie House
mr. UNDERWOOD SAID he had never seen INV
good result from it. However, c: hz notion the House
adjourned.
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Dec. 20
NOTICE TO TIE cREpIroRs OF E F wIcKnAM

NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS Of Z. F. WICKHAM
~ Esa-Thc creditors Of Mr. Edmund F. Wcklam
quested make known without delay To the UNDERSIGNED Jas
Lyons Richmond aud character o their claims.
stating by bond open and
Those having claims by account must OBTAIN
tie written acknowledgment OF them by Mr. Wickham, 1t
believed much the interest The creditors well o.
Mn Wka that the stocks, crops, and other prrisae
perl well the r.nan. slaves should be snd u"n
Credit creditor requested IL stale, III writing his
without the OF the creditors the
safes hr fer cash
The postage paid upon Ill through the
mails JOHN y. IAIlNELL r,rs.,-s
JAMES LYONS, ''"'''
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{, TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away frrn the
- ri6er about hree months noe, Seqio Man, nana
Robin. three from The ~
Ioae Pollard, deceased Of KING Queen Coat ho''
~ abcu; forty five Of age. cf III. middle stature com
and the black, aud tc!"tat'y
rou. viii give The above reward oi seventy,
dollars caught and obtained rn hcyond the fts o Tie
vgnia-hs dollars If get him from elsewhere n'e
the city of Richmond county Of hsnco-and TWEEN
lir city He is believed Ia
in NJ Green The Dragon its neighhohoo,
ochhridre, his wife resdeS,or IN Norfolk her
former e,deuce \. THOMAS.
Ian .; Sit
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yr,llE subscriber SEN AZ Public AGt;"n without reserve,
on the ~ ,ay March uanu r peHise-, 's Estate
called EPSON living tho khIaarno, III r rGuhy
If Spo ,lvana fSnr mlcs below Ffcdri' ksn"g re
Tract con, ,; 5 "t rich lNfr boiia nearly ~
il,nr thou. small. il neat, conveniently arranged, ana IN
coed epar The bHidne> are ted 10 farm g" .hr aFvr
s,e mi arr in good pservinn Upon the Estate there -
valuable Free Quarry already cPeE-d located 81 near me
river The of crane The Stone can nc placed lio
h Quarry On hoard vessels for transportation. The situation u
healthy ricky settled neshb"rhno rrmarkahis o..
wealth. intelligence and morals II confidently believed tina,
il no Estate Rappaannck river cf the SIZE
combining equal a advantages, or of superior value.
The terms Of gale viii be: third cash, hii IN SIX
months and third twelve months from the dag g; sale
The deferred bear interest," and 10 be secured R lien
The h win he conducted by Jon l.. Marye VITO is au'iHr
:.ed "a dispose Estate; and nsa Orange Tact h pr
var FRANCS w. ihLldi hh"''
IL 6p-lds
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i,oyTIIy or y0TIcE,
WORTHY OF NOTICE.
Boots Shoes. Trunks, Trnre'iiHg Bags, DC NC
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
- tMt'Ei. PUTNEY would respectfully calf r.c attention Of
> dealers named Goods hi> present
Stock, which entireynew AMI Fashionable, the whole
being purchased within hort tine, from ten Ia
c less than former and, he determined
sell ni >Ia profits for cash. good n,.o:Lbe p3pr pal
bic aak, .oud, without eAc-po ask and all 10 ral
and examine his stock, which shall awayshe !oigd equal
Northern house variety al the fashionable
style, oi ladies', genemcn's, misses, toys cdrcns Boots
Shoes Trunks Carpet Bags, Ny facilities and expert
twenty years tile trade, give the advantage
always obtaining The fashionable styles Of Goods
SAMUEL prTSEY,
One door above Hubbard Gardner & Co., Main
Jan. Si-wtf
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nLD WINES AND LlQUORS-Aisa, GROCEEES.-I have
~ large aud general of old Wines and lii
qucTS ran which have been kept hand Improving
wears said 10 he 81 old. Ny Groceries
comparison will; the hest In the city, regard
Quality frirr cafcnlness in putting THE
old Wines Liquors will found beneficial ;;e-
health when moderately aEa jmdiciousy used
Should any found ncreJnoGs, In have fra and
belief PLAIN matter Of fact assertion let him
enquire subscriber who has been
rate drnker during 50 Of his life and f
lied his healthy appearance, they portrait of his
uncle who died few the State Of New York aged
and he rel tHon TO he drinking fish since
day he let FeIeniosh then STRIPPING.
Aug 81 3l-wly WIN. WALLACE.
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- peror Cour and Chancery for Monroe county shall!
proceed public auction the premises The llh
March, 1873 Sweet Springs The Of Monroe,
Furniture belonging thereto and the valuable Farm
attached containing about 1000 OF Land from
tile lih day March, ls3 until si day Of January 1914
the giving bond with approved security for the payment OF
the same ADDISON DUNLAP ID. s,
For Joel Stodshil s. NJ. C.
Ill
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VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR sAI.E.-I offer
for sale Farm in Pnwa,an county lying on James
l6 miles above The city Of Richmond adjoining e lands Of M
A. Turpn, Dr. II. W. RoySer George w Porter ana nos na,
and containing $40 Of which a are hro rae JAMES
river low grounds 100 high aad, in state o so"d
ed 40 bushels Of been seeaed on Tue aa '
year The buildings consist good dwelling mouse WIN r
oons and nil ont hoes For apply to NE, OF
the Premises, OF 10 r. H. Dickinson, Eic!Giond va .,
- TiiOS. 4. HARRIS.
r.c % i cs-onw,c t. II DiCEISsON.
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TO VIRGINIA MERCHANTS.

Print and Hosiery Store, No. 46 Cedar street, ~ Y.
WILLIAM F. BILkLEY, tof The late firms Of Cutler Bulk
w ley, Merritt Co and Bukley. Merritt Ety. is now
opening aud offers for sar BY tie piece package entirely
aid large assortment uf
FRENCH, ENGLISH GERMAN, SCOTCH AND AMERICAN
PRINTS, GERMAN AND ENGLISH HOSIERY,
together ii full ri lraclrd aud brown Goods,
Linens Brown Hollands Linen Drills, Cotton do Blue DENNIS,
Mexican Mixtures Linen Cambria and Cambria Handkerchief.
snbaZines, Camr!c Musins Jacunet, Nansook do Book
and Null AIsis, Sred and Pad jacunctt, Ccpred
and Blown Table Cc:rrs, Victoria skr sr. and prices
the Of buyers Southern Mer.
will always find their advantage huy goods
stock well asserted, and constantly changing
hands
Cash purchasers will always find stock fun all
o the year. and owing To facilities o procuring goods both
from Auction American European
dcncc in inviting oe aud coed buyers Stock.
find visit This city personally,
themselves RENTING the money giving description
of The goods they want with directions how ship them Will
with DESPATCH and prizes tc hough
in th,- ,ily. WM +. BILK1EY.
Nrw YORK IAN 10Th. 1913. 79-2av3m