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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-17
Whig state Convention.


It is recommended in the Southron. the
Natchez Courier, and other wing papers in
this quarter that there be held State Con-
vsntiOn at Jackson, on the first day Of May
aeri. Il is further recommended that the
several Counties hold their meetings imme-
diately and select their delegates, and that
the delegation from each county be equal in
number 10 the representation in both branch
90 ofths legislature.
To these suggestions we most heartily
subscribe, and will endeavor 10 induce our
friends in this county to move in the busi-
ness As early as practicable. This thing has
already been neglected too long and should
now be taken hold OF in earnest. There are
many things to be done that cannot be done
without the aid Of a Convention. Mississippi
is not quite lost yet. She may be reclaimed.
The dark stain Of dishonesty is upon our
mantle il is true but, we have the n sans OF
wiping out the records Of our shame, and
shall we not do it! 4. And in his matter we
have the proud satisfaction of knowing that
large and by far the most respectable and
intelligent portion Of the Democratic party
are with US, not only in sentiment, but that
at the polls we will be together in action
Yes, sirs-Whig STATE Convention al Jackson
the Fiysl dav Of .H1u.
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The state Of MissisSippi,l PROBATE COURT,
YAzOo COUNTY. Feb'y Term, I843,
~ HEREAS, Ambrose Bull, Admins
traitor Of the Estate Of Bethavean
Young, decd, having. by petition, represen-
TED TO the court that it would be for the in
teTest OF all persons interested, 10 sell the
following Lots in the town Of Yazoo civ.
known and designated As Lots Nos AZ and
@63 on the plat Of said town. Of which The
said Bethavean Young died seized and nos
sessed' Tor the purpose of payment of debts
against said estate.
II is ordered and decreed tha, Ci,.,;o,
issue 10 all persons interested, 10 be and an
pear at the next February Term Of this
Court, and show cause, if any they can. wbv
an order of sale should net be granted ca
The purpose Of paying the dsbls against said
estate.
II IS further ordered, that publication IF
the said citation be made in some ne,vs,s.
per published in the State, for the sr,aco &c
80 days, and be set up at three public nloces
In The county for the same length Of time
WITNESS, the Hon. Thomas B. WoodwarJ
Judge Of the Probate Court of Yazoo' co,nn
ty, The fourth Monday Of February. lS43
and Seal OF ssid court, Issued, 4th March
1913. ~ Ni''cn'
Test, GEO. CROCKETT. cpk.
March II, ls43. pr fee Id dolls $685.
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Trustees Sale,

NV BkREAS on the 26th of April, IS4I,
W Elizabeth Marlborough executed a
certain Deed of Conveyance 10 the under
signed as Trustees TO secure the payment of
certain notes in said Deed particularly de-
scribed, and therein conveyed,- East half,
and the east half of southwest quarter, Sec
ton 50. township IL, range /, west, con
tanning 40l 5C-l0OIhs acres; and west halt
southwest quarter, section SO, township 10,
range west; and the dOner interest of E.
Marlborough in the two tracts Of land of the
estate Of John Marlborough !; one known as
the Tesheva Place, containing about 1850
acres; the other known as Short Creek
Plantation, containing about 500 acres; and
the same interest in II IN Lots in Benton
all of which are in the county Of Yazoo:-
And also the following named Negroes:
Davy, Bob. Andy, Middleton, Jenny, Rose,
Perkins, Katy, Austin, Alfred, Louis. Adam,
Esau, Nancy, Charlotte, Milly, Peter, Mary,
Judy, and Cinda; and also the life estate Of
the said E. Marlborough in Isaac, lucy,
Oscar, Harrison, July, Ann. Nancy, Nelly,
and Demeiria; and also all the following
utensils:-Stock of Horses, mules, cattle,
and hogs; household and kitchen furniture,
on the Tesheva Place (which said deed
was recorded in the Probate Office Of Yazoo
county, on the 18th Of May, lS41, in Book
L., PIP. SOS, 567, and 56S-And whereas,
the said Elizabeth Marlborough having fail
ed 10 comply with the provisions and condi-
lions of said deed in making the payments
therein provided for; and the undersigned
having been required according TO the terms
of said deed, 10 execute the trusts therein
mentioned:-We will on Saturday, the STA
Of April nert, at the I'esheva Place, (now
Occupied by Mrs. Marlborough, eight or ten
miles east of Benfon,) sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, the above described pre-
perty. or so much thereof as shall be sniff
Gent to pay all expenses Of the execution
of the trust, and such debts as have matnred
under said deed, which remain unpaid, The
lille is believed to be good; but we sell
without warranty
q. D. GIBBS, IT, 80. Is.
GEO. A. COX. 1'@s'SeS'
Yazoo CITY. March Is, I643. 36-3t
Printers fee, ~ dollars.
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FOR RENT.

HEHE 10th Section, Township IL,
- Range q West; containing about
900 acres Of first rate bottom land: occu-
pied last year BY Messrs. N. g. E. O'Rielly.
and on which first rate cotton & corn crop.
was made, consequently being now in good
order. The land situated and lying in va
zoo county, and about two miles from Yazoo
City. Proposals viii be received at the
store Of VIM, Wyman q Co.
EDMUND KIMRALL.
p safea One of Trustees.
Yazoo City, Feb. "A, 1913, aS-,f,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-17

or The delivery Of the Funeral Sermon
announced in our last, to have taken place
last sAbbath-day, has been postponed ill
Sunday nnnrninp naxt.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-17

NJ The officers Of the steamboat Augusta
will accept our thanks for procuring US late
New Orleans and Natchez papers, when at
those ports.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-17

or Il will be seen by an advertisement
in tO-day's paper that the ladies Of the IA
900 City Se,Siug Society Intend holding a
FAIR for the benefit of the Presbyterian
Church in this city. The Fair will COM
msnee on the evening of Tuesday the 2sth
inst. We cannot notice this praiseworthy
movement Of the ladies, as we would wish
20 do, for want Of room. Next week, how
ever, politics may go hang-we mU'i talk Of,
and with the ladies'.
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EmSOIYenf NOffce-

VI ME undersigned having been appointed
at the February Term, l643, of the
Probate Court of Yazoo county, Commits
slomers of Insolvency upon the Estate Of
Behavior Young. decd, will meet on rbe
first Saturday Of each month at the Office
OF James Hayden. in Yazoo city, 10 audit
claims against said esiatego
JAMES HAYDEN.
GEO. B. WILKINSON.
NATHANIEL PERRY.
Yazoo city, Marc III, 1843. 36-tf
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-17

or Il is with much satisfaction that we
lay before our readers another Of the inter-
esiing and wel.written communications Of
"ALPHA." Il will command an attentive
Psrusal.
AS we before said-our columns are open
TO limited replies to the arguments and as.
ssrrions Of alpha should any one be dispT
ed to answer his pieces.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-17

or Snow 6 inches in depth when our pa
Per went to press ysstsrday-sleighing &C.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-24
CURE FOR WORMS.
B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE.

Since first put before the public many worthless
haze been forced into sale, which have had
their day counted much trash. Uhere-
B. a. Fanestok's Termifge daily inereasing
popularity, to ats unfrsc north. II has only be
according directions, and if exist, they
will certainly be expelled from the The price 10
only p bottle, which brings within The OF
all. Be &c, b. a. FatnestoeEs permluge, anc
void all other articles which said be good mono
of them have the virtues OF the genuine article.
CAUTI0N.
In Of the many circulate coun-
terfeit medicines, the and after the Of
Vermuge have though, il but the public. well
sustain the high reputation which the article
has acquired take such would eectuay prevent
the of such reckless mpoton for that purpose
have at much obtained steel plate engraving re-
presenting mother the of administering the mesi-
cine her aing child while boy, restored full health,
stands her elbow This vgnette, impressed white
per. .kully executed il from attempts IT
coun,rfeitng, and WILL after the frs, Of OCTOBER s4o DO
substituted for the yellow wrapper which the Vemifuge
has heretofore appeared and still further security
copyright been obtained and entered according Of
Congress. II. A. F.3H.SESIOCR. EfttsLtr2h
The genuine 'Fahnestocks pernit1ge is for sale in
Richmond ONLY the BOOK STORE.
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II III e II A L. l. A ID u M
IS PRINTED PUBLISHED SATURDAY, q
DIP. HOLLOWAY & b. w. DAVIS.
1T the So,it-east of Nam and Front streets,
Richmond, Walne county, Indiana.

Terms of Advertisements DOLLAR per square for
three insertions, and TwENrr-FIvE CENTS for adj
ditional nserton-TEN LINES, the occupied By
2o0 es is counted square, nothing counted less than
square, all a square, and less than and
half be counted square and ha.-Per square for
three months, THREE DoLLARs for six months SIX Dol
LARS, or Ten DOLLARS per annum two squares FIFTEEN
DOLLARS FIFTY CENTS squares
TWENTY DOLLARS per annum. Merchants. Druggists
and Others advertising the year, will be charged for
column of 1000 SCI, 90 per for -ourths
of column, $4,000; for half column. S35.00; for
quarter INN. $685. 00A ded1etion 30 PEI
will be advertisements longer Than quarter of
column, inserted the half year year. and
altered. Chancer notices and petitions FL, divorces,
be paid invariably in advance. Advertisements coming
from abroad be accompanied with the cash. unless
ordered for public by a brother Publisher.
n. b. No advertisement, will be discontinued until
paid foruness option Of the publ by previous
publishers and the advertiser.
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ME above plate full description OF the
Il LUNGS, SO. their heaity and natural condition.,
which the principal and su-
ted the Chest of which they occupy nearly whole
cavity. They in aumber enc IN right and tho
tue, and composed of blood vessels
air ducts which communicate with tho Traehea Tor
Windpipe,) and conveys lie 10 part of the body
The cells situated in the lungs exceedingly small
that them thin and delicate
very slight will produce distractions In he
smaller passages and impede the respratonhence
Cough india of the membrane of the Boneh
and Windpipe. hCarensss. &c, and finally subjects the
Lungs to Disease. which places the patient ia critical
dangerous situation, and ultimately DIES Of CON
SUMPTION, Readers, you who afflicted with tito
seeds of this diseases viz Cough. aud C0td
immediately
DR.. Duncdn's Erpeetorans Remedy.
medicine for Colds, Coughs, Splitting of blood, Bson~
eh,s, Difficulty of Breathing. Ashma, Pain in che side'
Breast and Chest and all diseases of Liver and Lungs
which all distractions from she Resp-
ra,ory vessels and if the Lungs entirely absorbed
by il will out Of ten the fatal
and nuse life and vigor 10 tho diseased or
gans Read thousand certificates of cures ana
astonishing given by those who have
used this witnessed its miraculous effects
on thousands had been despaired of Call
ON the agents satisfied of the virtues OF this medi
cne before purchasing
For sale at the BUN olohE-
Richmond, Oct. %. 1913. 43u
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* = 9 3 3 n
Peace for the suOther!
QUIET AND ROSY HEALTH FOR THE CHILD.
GOLDEN ORIENTAL DROPS.
TO PARENTS AND NURSES.
trFor TIE relief Of children cutting teei

TO PARENTS AND NURSES. =
Ytis stated by eminent medical men, that
at least one-third of the children in the
United States die iron. teething and dis
eases caused thereby.
The passage Of the Teeth through the
gums produces dangerous and trouble
some symptoms. 1t is known by mothers
that there is great irritation in the mouth
and gums during this process. The gums
swell, the secretion of saliva is increased,
the child is seized with frequent and sud
den fits of crying, watching, starting in the
sleep, and spasms of peculiar parts; the
child shrieks with extreme violence, and
thrusts its fingers into its mouth. Ii these
precursory symptoms are not speedily al
feviated, spasmodic commissions universal
" supervene and soon cause the dissolu-
ton of the infant. This iniallible remedy
has preserved thousands of children, when
thought past recovery, from commissions.
As soon as the "Oriental Drops" are rub
bed on the gums, the child will recover.
This preparation is so innocent, SO effica-
cious, and so pleasant, that no child will
refuse to let its gums be rubbed with II.
When infants are at the age Of four months,
though there is no appearance OF teeth,
one bottle should be used on the gums, TO
open the pores. Parents should never be
without this remedy in the nursery where
there are young children; for if child
wakes in the night with pains in the gums,
1t Immediately gives ease by opening the
pores, and healing the gums; thereby
preventing Convllsions, Fevers, &c.
or Sale a, the RICHMOND BOOK STORl
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The genuine Wis,ar's Balsam is sale in Richmond,
ONLY al the Book Store
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DIR. HARLICH'S
COMPOUND STRENGTHENING AND GER
MAN APEkIENT PILLS.
To THOSE WHO DESIRE HEALTH.

hereby certify. that afflicted for eight with
dease. attended with tho
Breast side stomach, loss Of appetite. night.
sickness dizziness head tho stomach al
eating, and other symptoms which attend indgesuon
bowels and Irregular Having had advice of
various scans during this long period, and used much
medicine which only produced temporary relisf In tho
1882 often unable to leave house, and be-
poor widow, dependent labor for liVIng
Obliged z house obtain i at
all of recovery and trusted to him
created things' fortunately favored with
the family discovering
cradle on recommended DIR. Hariich's
Compound Strengthening and German Aperient Pills, which
they procured for me. For sale a
RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
March IL, lS43
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fA5-HAVE YOU HEARD Of DR.. Sterling, wonderful
Strengt enng Plaster ?Its fame is rapidly increasing
throughout the United States. No article has
eoualled it, Do fail make immediate trial OF its ei-
hcacy.
0-It recommended for removing pans from any part
of the eakess the Back, Breast, Side
for Burns, Spra,ns, Rhe'uaatisni and Goutfor Cor',
Laananations &C. And (can you believe IT'D me pr'ce
onlu la The poorest country need
longer drag miserable existence racke with grew
pains.
Remember the price--only l2i cents!
For sale al the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
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Important 10 those mo rai4e health

Important 10 those MO rahac health
.Nessrs. Sanford Fark. DEAR SIRs With Iegsrd
wholesale have sold last October, eighty
tail, aud
of tn producing the desired effect
Several important cases in this vicinity, which
der personal knowledge cuREp!-where 9th
remedies had tired for years without effect
In fact think OF the valuable remedies for
consumption of the lungs and all other complaints for which
recommended, and do think tina, the suffering of the
aiic ted demand should general Circulation
and make It's virtues known
We nearly of and waiting anxiousy for
your come, that and pay for what
sold. Yours truly,
WEsGLY AhNEFFER Druggists.
Wooster, o. May 49, 1913.
INTERESTING COMMUNICATIONS.
Dr. Wistar's Agent in Xenia Ohio, highly respectable
sale OF Wsar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry is unparalleled
The demand for il 50 ageT that he can scarcely keen
himself supplied with He had i'll his store,
commenced business all the popular remedies
for Lung affections. Some of these esteemed good,
had Wisars Balsam of Wild Cherry, number the
serious have become completely cured BY rs use ~
that entire confidence thar have IN ths'
GILT CURE 80
Whenever Ws,ars Balsam of Wild Cherry is introduce
ed attans that high reputation. which it rich
ly deserves What stop its sale when upon every
hand may be witnessed its wonderful cures The worst
of asthma, but dangerous Coughs and also those
which Of long standing Broncits and Consunptioa
early stages always cured by this remaka-
BILE medicine. Read the following certificate:
LANCASTER COUNTY Pa, July Is, 1871.
Dear Sr:--P-ase send BOTTLES of your genuine
Balsam of Wild Cherry. have been afflicted with Con-
SUMPTION the years. and suffered very much
with a severe ,oueh Pains in my Breast, Difficulty in
night &c and have tried numerous
edes, under several doctors could hnd
Thing to relieve me- until tried your Balsam go,
bottle neghbo of mine, who using it, and have
found wonderful relief that have doubt il
efect ually.
Very respectfully, Yours, &c.
ROBERT HONMAN.
The genuine Wis,at's Baisam for sale in Richmond
ONLY a, the Book Store.
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For the Palladium.
T. Y f. S OF LOVE-.
BY Laac Juiida

T. r. y L l. y T..
by Laae Julian.
., there are felt nffcc sions sweet,
Foil many in this scene of care,
There's bliss where friends of childhood meet,
And fancy's carly dreams are fair;
There's rapture in the trump of fame,
There's pride where conqur'ing armies move,
But vain their sway beneath tire fame
That sparkles bright in eyes Of love.
The earth is beautiful and gay,
fon armament is grand and bright,
Sweet are the beams of early day,
And blessd the watches of the night:
But natures every boundess charm,
Hath never yet. commipgled, wove,
A spell the heart melt and warm
Like the eternal glance Of love.
Tell not the bard a shrine like this
Hath not spirit DIV elling there,
Say not, that hopes of future bliss
Arc bubbles fleet Of painted air.
No, beautiful and clothed in light,
Fadeless Heavens own vault above,
The souls supernal influence bright
Dwells in the blessed eyes of love.
Far be from me those looks of hate,
Tha, freeze the current of the heart
Fell as the damned spirits fate
Fierce tho livId lightning's dart,
But o! while life hall heave my breast,
Where e'er rest where e'er rove,
care not, Heaven, to be more blest,
Than in the conscious eyes of love!
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CASH,

DAD for FLAXSEED, By
IL b. BRIGHTWELL.
Richmond, Aug l9, Is43. 34r
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ORIGINAL POET Try.
For tho Palladium
"a THOU CHIT"


ga THOU CHIT"
"A few days maya few years
Repsse the silent dust
Then - II wise to damp oss'
Yes-ali such reasoninss amiss!
The voice Of nature loudly cries,
And many message from The skies,
That something in never dIes:
That this fra il, ertain state,
Hang matters Of eternal weight;
That future life in worlds unknown
Must TAX from this alone
Whether heavenly glory bright,
Or dark as is'ry's wof1 night" BURNs
tine thought embodied in the foregoing lines be
land that believe bile being doubt
wful the reflection which inspires If future
life i'm worlds unknown, stake its hue from alone,
how dark will be the web OF their posteror being, whose
present existence but s.ue OF evil deeds. How
their future life be 'as heavenly glory bright who
ed their earthly hours revelling in the filth of canal
Pleasures in the sodi pursuit of thrice accused ucre
May this sole ach spoess
heb!ment Of virtue, and to ak in the path of truth and
rectiiuie that blessed mansion, efe the righeou sai
slime as the stars, and as the rnansn for and
IL.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-02-17
From The Burlington Free Press.
HEAR THE OLD FARMER AGAIN

Our old correspondent, the WEsTFoRD FAR.
FER, whose communication will be found in
another part of our paper holds up General
Kellogg to the gaze of the democracy" with
the "huge paws of plain man. II the
portrait he presents ofhim be all correct, and
il strikes us as being very tolerable likeness,
we cannot well see how the LOcolocos in this
State can be induced TO support him with
much cordially. The rank and file Of the
party have, for several years past, been taught
to regard a well dressed man as utterly unfit
for any Office whatever. And we do not be-
lieve that the preludices which have been so
industrously excited, by certain class of pol
iticians against the "aristocracy of wealth and
TALENT" can be easily alayed. AT all events
they will be likely to give the Locos some
trouble before next September. The "Dem-
ocratic Ploughman," an Influential Loco pa
per printed at Middlebury, under the super
vision Of Mr. Barber, is already out against
the ticket in unqualified terms, and appear
ances, in other sections of the State, Indicate
nneasiness and disaAection in the "democratic''
fold.
The old farmers tribute to our present chief
magistrate will be cordially responded to by
every true Wing in the State, and we avail
ourselves OF the occasion presented by his re-
marks to say il is understood that Governor
PAINE will decline reelection. The honor
OF defeating Mr.. Kellogg will, therefore, be
reserved for some other man. Who that man
Is to be, Wing Convention will designate
when the proper time arrives. We cannot
let the occasion pass without saying one word
in regard to Governor Paine. He was placed
in his present position under the most I'M
favorable circumstances. The Wing party, |
at that time, were disheartened by the death |
of one leader, dsgusted with the treachery of
another, and distracted by dscordant councils. |
lie had been most grossly slandered by his
political opponents, and much prejudice had
been excited against him even among
Wings. But since his election he has been
constantly growing in the confidence and IA
vor Of the people. Every measure Of his al
ministraton has been approved by his politi-
cal friends, and he has shown himself, by his
public acts, TO be staunch and strait forward
Wing, an answering republican, and most
Chief Magistrate. At time when
such men as john DAVIS, THOMAS CoRwIN,
and LUTHER BRADIsH were defeated by the
apathy Of the Wings, Governor PAINE was
reelected, against two opposing
by vote larger by nearly three
thousand than was ever cast foi any other
Governor, except in the canvass of 1910 and
ne will leave the Executive Chair with a pop
larity unsurpassed by that Of any man who
have ever filled it.
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STATE OF UERrIoyET.
Probate District Of Marlboro,

fr00me DtSrtct OF JhdrtOOfO, SIS.
In PRoBATE Counr, January Goth, 1913.
A N instrument puipouDg to be the last
IN Will and Testament of Hannah Holland,
late of Newlane in said district, deceased, was
presented Tor Probate by Daniel Fisher, the
Executor therein named. Whereupon, it is
ordered that hearing be had in the premises,
before said Probate Court, at session thereof
to be holden specially at the Court House in
Newlane in said district, on the twentieth day
of February next, al one O'Clock, P. NJ. And
for the purpose of notifying all persons inter-
ested therein of the time and place of hearing,
that they may appear and contest the Probate
thereof (ir they see cause,) the said named
Executor is directed to publish copy of the
record Of this order, three weeks successfully
in the Vermont Phoenix, printed al Brattleboro
in said District, previous to said time of hear
ing.
A true Copy from the Record,
80 Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY, Reg'r.