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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-21

THE RULING PASSION STRONG IN DEATH.--
When Lawrence was lying stretched on the
deck Of the Chesapeake, MORALLY wounded,
and the immortal spirit was about quitting
lis final tenement, his last Injunction vas
"Dont giee APP the Ship"
When cambridge lay struggling in death.
on the bed of sickness, his memory reverted
TO the stirring scenes in which he had many
years before borne an active part. He i'm
agined himself in command of gallant yes
lsel, surrounded by bis officers on the eve Of
an engagement--and, summoning all his
jenergies for final effort, he exclaimed
I"CaU all hands to board the enemy"
When Porter, in foreign land was sink
ling into the graye--in body worn out will
the exposures and hardships TO which h
had been subjected for number of years
in the service of his country--in his last me
ments directed that his body should be bu
ried at the foot Of the FLAG STAFF. that eve
after his death the glorious stripes and stat
of America might wave over him.-Bosto
Mercantile Journal.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-21

1t is devoted TO the highest grade of light Lite
nature, each number containg three or four chaste
Original and Selected TALES; which, while they
shall interest the young, shall at the same time
point a moral II also contains much good, and
never any bad POETRY. A copious compound
Of well-told Anecdote, Rich Humor, Pointed Wit,
Just Satire, and Sentiment the most touching 1t
contsins also, the greatest variety of Original
Tales, Sea Sketches, Essays, Poetry, Songs, Char
AIDES, besides the latest and best selections from
the American and English Magazines, and all
other fountains of choice Original Literature.
In fine, the PosT, upon which the concern is
| founded, has been conceded every where to be
the very first newspaper in the country in the
quality and quantity OF its Original Tales, Essays,
| Poetry and other matter.
| Here follows list Of names of about fifty emf
nent writers, who are regular contributors to the
paper, which we have not room to insert
Original Stories appear in every number OF the
paper, with Original articles on an subjects.
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NOTICE.

n ETTERS of Administration de bonis
H non were grained me at the March
Term, ls43, of the Probate Court of Yazoo
county, on the Estate # Nathaniel N. Hurst,
dec'd,-All persons indebted to the late
firm of Whitehead g. Hurst, win come for
ward and make settlement and payment;
likewise all persons indebted to said Hurst
individually Those having claims against
Whitehead g. Hurst, and N. ~ Hurst indi-
vidualIy, will present them duly authenticat
ed or they will be forever barred.
JOAB r. RICHARDS,
Admir- de bonis non of N. N. Hurst, decd.
Benton, April 7, 1913. 39-6t
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Death, as the poet saith, hath all season
for his own. He reaps the green blades and
ripe heads Of humanity both in spring and
autumn; and he does as much slaughtering
surrounded By the bloom of summer, as in
the mids of winter. That same invisible
hand which has but recently spread var
liegated CARPET over their naked landscape,
will bind grassy fringes upon the new made
graves Of those we love; and the self same
birds that cheer the living with their matin
carols viii sing their vespers at evenings
early hour, among the expresses that wave
over the sepuIchTes Of the dead
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InsOIVemt NOfiCe.

WNHE undersigned having been appointed
IL at the February Term, lS43, Of the
Probate Court of Yazoo county, Commits
siomers Of Insolvency upon the Estate OF
Bethavien Young. deed, will meet on the
first Saturday Of each month at the Office
of james Hayden, in Yazoo city, TO audit
claims against said estate.
JAMES HAYDEN,
GEO. B. WILKINSON,
NATHANIEL PERRY.
Yazoo city, March II, 1843. S6-tf
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-21
PUBLIC LECTURES.

A portion of it's columns will be devoted during
the Lecture Season, to SCIENTIFIC LECTURES
carefully reported at length-a feature possessed
by no othar weekly paper-by one Of the best Re
porters in the United States. Hence, subscribers
remote can have all the advantage of these highly
popular discourses with but little cost. The great
size of the paper also enables US to give all i'm
portant Congressional Proceedings at length, anc
all reports and other public documents in full
| together with occasional Congressional Speeches
i mi
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ME GREAT SIC.

1t is sheet of the largest class--is printed OF
fair, clear type, with fine white paper, and con
tains more reading matter than any weekly pub
lished
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-21

NEw MoDE on ADVERTISING FORA WIFE.-
An Old bachelor in Danbury, England, keeps
bis portrait, as taken By Daguereotgpo, in
his window, and has appended to il the fol
lowing notice WANTED, female compa-
mon FOR the above. Apply within.1
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The damps Of autumn sink into the leaves,
and prepare them for their fall and thus in
sensibly are We, as years close round Us, de-
tached from our tenacity oflife, b. the.gen.
lie pressure of recorded sorrows.
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THE FARMERS.

It is intended to make the paper one OF great
interest to the Farmer, by giving the Reports OF
the different Agricultural Associations; the new
inventions; late experiments in tilling, and able
| papers from every source entitled to confidence
so that the Agricultural portion of the community
win find in its columns, without entrenching upon
other matter, all that is desirable to know, with
out the expense Of seperate Journal
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as q NeGUSpGper.

AS a weekly newspaper, it is believed that the
UNITED STATES, SATURDAY POST'' is
not equalled by any weekly literary paper now
existing. 1t contains FUN and well digested ac-
printing. This is a great desideratum to those
who take only single weekly paper, and which
means less extensive than those connected with
the establishment cannot accomplish. The num-
Der Of persons employed, and the steam-powel
engaged in the publication Of his paper, altogeth
er surpasses that Of any other Of similar char
acter.
In sholt, the UNITED STATES SATURDAY
POST is considered in all respects equal, if no
superior, to any Of its class, while in price it i
far cheaper. Instead of three dollars year, whiel
| is the price Of the two mammoth newspapers o
New York, and the two of Boston, the subscrip
ton Of the @UNITED STATES. SATURDAA
lPOSTp is only Two Dollars a year, pc
single copy. GEO. r. GRAHAM e. co.
i No. 90 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-22

differs essentially in Its professions from some we
have seen) he tells his "lelovcd children" how
much he symputhised with lheir tears that "reh'
gious ioierdfion would he introduced into their
county, with lis runous effects"
He then informs them that he convoked the
clergy, aud lnade an appeal 10 The Convention,
who noblv replied that 80 fur IRON entertaining
such design, the ecclosiaslics should hehcelorih
he made suc Judges lin all questions of faith, ind
he invested with all The powers OF the exIlnct IrI-
bunal OF the iNQuisITIoN! I his assurance was
so gratifying TO Tie Bishop that he published his
" Pasforaw 10 make known the good 'idIngs
These "lacts' We shall rot pretend TO recon
cile with the oft repeated declaration, that the
papa system mud lis officers are friends NJ humuD
rights aud equal laws but leave that tosk TO lhnse
who have undertaken TO become Its npooglss
and culogis,s ". y Express.
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yeArs pn.t. have oNcn pleasantly remarked both

years past have oten pleasantly remarked both
to political friends auI foes that it wns of no use
Tor me To attempt any such Thing; can oman
nothing as u remuneration for my Ihnors, ahd
shall therefore satisfy myself 10y rohEg lhe rue
Republican Wing ticket. 1t will take vast annhht
OF sucb cnaXing as you and your l"lltlcsi nssocl
a,es have 50 freely bestowed nron me, 10 induce
me to vote for dpspoIisIn aud British tory sln, SUI
cared over with the name OF democracy. But
what has this to do with the Tariff or the Presi-
deucy?
9 My appearance in Brniutree, did not procure
the plrcuun of u " democratic" Representative, III
1912 il only lcssened his majority one vote. I'm
fortunately Tor the Wigs, in Banree, they are
not able, or have not been since came here, TO
agrtc upon candidate, and until they do, they
must expect II deient.
3. Il is mol true that took The field in person
as candidate Tor representative. II Is hardly
true that | WINS II candidate n all. II is true that
the Wigs made two attempts to make an uiIini-
minus nomination, aud although they laG The as
sisianre and the votes of several members OF the
''denlurrHc parry" who kindly came IN aud vO-
ted for candidate to he supported 10y The WhngS,
but whom they had no intention of supporil"R
ihemelvts, yet every attempt was Intellectual. A
number at weeks previous to the eleciou, was
Informed 10y several friends of the self styled dent
ocrnlic Inry-tor hive rs strong personal friends
in this town in one pPrty us in the Other thnt l
was to be The Wing candidate for representative
could not aud did not believe this to he irue I'm
I'll about n week pre-, iuus to The election. II ever
n word of truth pnsspd NV Inns il is certainly true
thai do not desire ever 10 he Il candidate for any
office, and HAT | have now no expectations Ul
success, should he foolish cunugh ever to desire
IT, AN thar could do lrudrIu!y did in order
10 secure az unanimous nomination, and felt toll
erahly confident thar t,ir II nomination could not
I've procured Tor me. But found IN, self placed
much ia the same situation in which on describe
Mr.. Wins Of Chelsea, although his usual good for
tune is Il stranger TO me. Prohuby / received rs
inrre n prouotiou of the whig voIes OF Brautree,
Ms he did oil The srlf-syed democrats of Chelsea.
Mr. Muuocks had g3 Mr. Colla,uer 80 am Dm,.
more % A larger number. however night have
been oft inel for Messrs Mu,tocks and Cuamrr
had a sufficient nunher been prepared for them
upun the ground. But alter all " hat Las this IL
,lu with tie 1lnuff and the prr,hlenc,
4. 1t was not trne that | was the coon candidate
for representative. We have no human heings IL
Bralnrec tint are mean enough 10 be called CONS
aud thc LlockhrnI who does call them such, owes
them AN humble aioony. We are men we have
the fceiings of men, aud when the fnger of scorn
i .,oIutpd M us 40 o,. mat ,,consc,nus ,t ria,
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The Inqusiiioa restored in South America. "A
new Constitution was agreed upon NY National
convention of the Ecuador, ont he 3lst OF March
as', against which senior Vicente Rocaluerle, tx
President, but member from AsIay, entered II
solemn anu smrleh protest, on the ground that
the convention haI exceeded their powers, by in
Producing INTO II principles subversve of The for
mer, in voalion of the wishes aud objects Of the
people, add The authority conferred 10y the decree
of c iuv0rali0n.
The SIX h section which is OF the most inloler.
ant character, Is one Ia which Mr.. Rocaiuerte is
opposed IL IL ~ llissa MpsI-. --rrrf,T7-y1. Tie
Tr1UT Of tTe Republic IL the Cathoiic, poslolic
with the exclusion of emery other public worship
The political authorities are obliged To protect IT,
aud 10 make II respected IN their Jurisdictions"
The bishop Of Quito addressed his diocese OH
the same subject, hut IN very different tone from
the distinguished patriot be ORE mentioned, aud
ayowed hlnssf u most decided enemy OF reli.
gous federation. In his Pastoral Letter, (Which
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DEATHS.

In this village 10Th instant Mr. Hayward aged 81 years
In Fayson sh instant widow Ruchnel Newcomb aged H.
Massachusetts and New Hampshire requested etc
In Thciod 18th ult Rush Brook 1hayor, of DR. Samuel
Thnyor aged 81 The of this untimeIy de-
though expected drendcd will pins to
many The awakened by the death Of the youth
bittercr that that felt for the loss OF
the loved Of ripper years In the death of Mr. haye an aec
family bern Of one who its pride aud ornament
and large circle of attached friends among whom am proud
be nun bered Of who merted their warmos admiration
Light upon him who before caused pain
Time had blems upon his fame. Death can be but
coby the enemy of who had before We
part him only him beyond the shores oftme BwR
In STAFFORD, Chloe wife of Lennird Walker Esq 10.
In Barnet, Mr. S"mue Dou OF Dunviie, 80.
Ia Bradford 10th insant Miss Jane G Hyde, II.
In Cambridge, 2sth ult. Hon Zcrnh Nilloughby, 16
In Manchester, 18th u Fanny rect OF the late Governor
Skinner 81.
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LITERARY REGISTER.

The Rovor Iabree and Seba Smith, odorsNew
York Labreo, Dcan & Co. publishers
Number the second semi annual volume to he published
the 2d aud couny subscriber will receive
the work year post free paying SO 10 advance.
The American Agricuurss Almanac for 1874: edited by E.
Alien Esq price 70 l2 just published by Winch
ester NewYork
One Hundred Rcmances of Real Life by Leigh Hunt price %
cents just published by j. Winchester, Now.York.
The Vge Inn and other Tales Of Love and Chiyul by Hem
ny William Herbert in press by j. Winchester, Ncw-Nork
The Republic Ctooker Fell aud Co. Of have issued
handsome specimen number of daily paper of this
which promises advocate American principles In contrlds
tncon party and foreign principles and influence price So
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The Nashville Union, (Eocof6co) says. :. Had
the Wing candidate for the Presidency in 1910,
heen an EGYPTIAN MUMMY, instead Of an old
Genclnl, he could hHve been elected" This is
perfectly true. Aud yet The Locus would again
ran Tor The Presidency man so insignificant, aud
so cordially despised, that he could have been
beaten even 10y II Mummy. $50 VUginid Advocate.
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BUSINESS REGISTER.
BRIGHTON MARKET-MoNDAY, Sept. 10, lsi3
rRo,ortsd far tho Daily Advertiser and Patriot.

NTNNNI 'VTV' IvfV'
Reported for the Daily Advertiser and Patriot
At Market 700 Cattle, $50 Stores 5000 Sheep, ond 1918
Swine
PRroEs-. Bccf Caii1hc prices obtained last week wero
hardly sustained. We quote extra ut 5l first quality 81
25 second quality Is 81 third quality, 81 90.
Sres.Two year old So Sl3; three yoo old, 81 Sll
sso7 Small lots sold from 75c to 90 Wolhcrs %
ynnd ~ 800 -
sria pcddlc pc for sows, and Ice for Bar
rows selected lots a fraction more. Old Hogs, from Ohio
selected old Hogs from New York, and Sc AT retail
lrntnhi to q
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"lf give you office" said n man in power to
mn applicant for place. twill you aid the purity
IN cur ying out is principles ?"
6 should most willingly" snid the other, "but
don't believe the purity has got any principles"
Selected.
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MARRIAGES..

In East Randolph 81 instant by Rev Mr. Ffost Mr. John Eyer
ton o Miss Emily Stone
In Randolph 81 instant by Rev Mr. Culver, Mr. James Billings
Mrs Il et Billings 18th, by Rev Mr. Sabine Mr. PEN
mock u Miss Mary u u Smith.
In Johnsbuy 18th instant by Rev II Worcester Albert
Chadwick Esq editor of The Culcdonan Miss Helen Martin.
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NEW FALL GO:bDS.
Cash Store. Lyman & king,

JJAVE received from New York and Boston the larg-
L lot of Gonds hat.havc been brought into Mont
neer for seven years-annng which $50 p7 Of prints,
f"pl % GEMS per yard 20 ps Alpaca lusitcs from
80 Sl 40 Muslin de Ldues from 20 10 80; ps Drat
dn Rnya iwilrd both sides for oaks ps changHbe
|aclrapas article for Codks 10 ps V Gloria PLAID
II ps Shusans; Is ps Grapes do Orleans; psm Apnes;
Suipc Lunctta; 200 new and Elegant French Sha~s.
81 warp Ladies Canle heavy, for cloaks Tops Scotch
Grn- hams.
We peage ourselves that will continue TO sell all of
the above goods by the piece yard al lower prices Than
any s,n.e N this town Sept 20
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nosToy MARKEr. SEPTEMBER 10.

F7ourdull Gcnesec, old wheat good, 20 new Gs "a
southern brands at 50 cash. and 10 on months
credit.
Hoo700 bales Smyrna Sold prices unknown; 300 do Corio
Va from toS. There increased demand for fleece
The stock of pulled is inconsiderabe.
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JUM NJ ISSION IbN'S NUIICt.
WE the subscIbers being appointed by the Hon rabe
w the Probate Court for the Dstct vi Randolph,
missonetS receive examine and adjust all claims
demands Of all pers against the estate of JABEZ
SMITH late Brdntree said district dece iscd repre-
kcned usolven and also all claims and dcmlnds exhibited
IN Offset iheretO.nd months frnihe 18th day Of Sep
tvbeI S4 being allowed by sad Court Tor that purpose,
d. therefore hs eby give notice; that walt attend Ia
bus OF nd appUn meni, iht dwelling house
OF widow Maria Smith, BaInrce aforesaid, on the last
Moniays in October and February next atnne O'Clock A.
NJ each Of SAID days.
ROBINS DINSMORE.)
COB SPEARE, Commissioners
WILLIAM NICHOLS,}
Rrninirne Snnielhnr 10 1913 u
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NEW GUODS.

DALDWIN, SCOTT and 60. a'e receiving this week
ID a1arge STOCK Of FALL GOODS. which offered at
extremely low prices. For particulars call and 81
CAPS, STOCKS AND CRAVATS.
IOSdUA BOOTH has just received beauniu aud
j rich ot at Caps, Stocks, CTavats Gloves, Bosoms and
Coarslhe best variety offered in this vicinity Call
aud
Moupe Ter, Sept D. l843 27
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NEW GOODS.
DEM DAY and co have THIS dlv received their stock
d of Fai and Winter Goods consisting Of all Kinds Of
tnglsh, French and Amc. can Dry Goods. Also com
ulete assortment of West Ind q ods, Hard Ware,
Crockefy and G ass Ware, which they will sell low
can be buu sh elsewhere fr cash approved credit
Those wishing to purchase will do well 20 call.
All Rnds Of Produce fakeh exchange Tor Goods.
Mnn = ~ q 1913 27
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STATE or VEhMuNr, IN Probate Cuurl holden at
Washington Disr CT, Monipch r, within nnd for
said district tbs 9Th day Of September, A. ID lSi3.
4 CHRISTOPHER : DOLE ad.Mnist on the estate
~ Of S tmuel Dne, lae of Mortified IN said district de-
ceased, presents adm for seit
Wheieupun is derrd that the ho referred the
18Th day vt October x at the Probate office sand Mont
pccr for examination and allowance and that all consern
ed be notheI hee by the publication II tnls order the
Vermont Waterman aUd Juu nal, printed al Montpelier,
weeks e,syey, may be, that they may
appear and place, # they cause aud object
thereto. by Orde OF Court,
u Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, YER
MONT DIS iRlCT
NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST PETITION OF
IKA ANDREWS JUNIOR, ol MOielO"n ior his Dis
charge aud Ce:6cae bankrupt, al the office OF sam
uel Penss Montpelier, IN sad District. on Wednesday
the 10Th day Of January, pls44 alto M.
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oV1eag a. aids.

IOHN %. IANGDON has just received from Boston
j $4,000 90 worth Of New Sedsunabe ionds which
were all bought with c. II, an will he sold EXCEED
I&GLY Low fur cash or approved credit, al tie old
stanu Of LANGD ~ aud WRIGHT.
~ plrmuar . lui3. "a
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.
a L tho lowest pr,ces at LYMAN and KINGS.
~ Sept 20.


T Hereby reIinqulsh my son Nathaniel jones' Jr. his
during HE remainder of his minority and shah not
pay any debts Of his contracting clam any Of his
ngs aief tins date. NATHANIEL JONES.
Witness G. A. JONES.
Mortified, Aug 80, l943 81
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CASH STORE.

| fMAN and KING, Main sueet. Don't forget To call
Il an see the best assortment of Fall and Winner
Goods IN the country We are gad our friends and
we have good barga ms for them.
Sept 20 OF
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CALL AT LYMAN &, KINGS,
TOR Brass Kettles X, ives and Forks Plated SPOONS
l. and all kinds Of Hardware. Sent 90
NOTICE..
RUBBERs. RUpBERs. RuRRERs
FOR GENTLEMEN,S

Vie Old kInd heavy and out, FOR gentlemen aud udcs
l. at Lyman and Kings Cash store
Septenher 90. OF
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FIVE DAYS FROM NEW YORK.
NEW FALL GOODS.

STORRS and LANGDONS have iusI returned from
- New York witha flesh lot Of Fal 9 iods. Our
omcrs will tad us prepared to meet al their wants
m out line Of bus u,ss. sept 1873.
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T > II
LNIG'O and Pain Pn and Beaver Clo,hs for Oyercoa,
also a large 4" oi3roalcoihs, Cassimcres a,d Yes
ngs' consisting OF every shade and qualify whrc
they particularly invite the attention Of Cash Pu. chase
For sale by ELLIS, WILDERand co.
Sept 81, 1913. 81
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THE WASHINGTON co, sABBATH
&GtIInnI

MILL hold It's Annual Meeting at Barre, on Friday
w September 29th, in Rev. A. Roy ce's Church, at
O'clock p NJ.
+ earnestly desired that each School in tho county
should be well represented.
Friends of Sabbath Schools aeclion1tely invited 10
attend. JW HOWES Stc,en,v
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YMAN 4 KING have received this Fall 10 Bales Of
Shertings which the, will sell at the agents pr
Oaes oil "A ct gooas3 pales at cts oi Exeter
We have made arrangements 10 have our Shtetnss from
tue aguns inrnseye and will sell Them
usual cheaper lan be sold By any other concern
SAINT ~ 81
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HEAP! CIfEAPEKN UHEAPEsT!N
FR ESFs GOODS.

THIS DAY received dirrc, from NEW YORK and
J. BOSTON large assortment Of Go. Dis adapod to
tie at the old stand Of JeWeu IoNes.
Sep. ls43. 20 CIV J. w. HOWES.
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Es. 5s. sa liza EGl&,

L THE CASH oiOR h, have received all kinds OF
n Groceries, (except the arden which will be sold
cheap--uo nistake--as any concern IN this town.
tons p. X. Sugars; 7CU BIS ESsI Boston Refined Su-
gas 10 bags Of Coffee; IL chests Of Tea lO0U lbs OF
Havana Sugars
Sept 90 lS4S. ~
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-13
Executors .SOiiee.

4 FILTERS te.;an'cnt'ry upon Tie e.
d tatg f William Lnwsey, deceased,
having been grn'ed to the underiInel by
the hnnorab the Probate eouit oi Madl-
son county, al the April fern, 1913: No.
rico il he eny given to all FerS' m Indebl-
cd 10 sail tst,te TO come forward and
N Ike imme Iiatc pa,man'; and hose hay
ing claims ngainst said estate, t. present
hem, p, perry ~ hentIcated, in lhe tine
pr, &C lbei by law, or they viii be forever
barred.
WIN T. LOWREY, Err.
April Is, 1913. 3l-6t