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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-01


The state Of Mississippi,l PRoBATE CoURT,
County, s Oct, Term, t843
IN the matter Of the application Of Eliza
"A beth McMorougb, Adm'x Of The estate
OF John Marlborough, decd, 10 be allowed
10 make her final settlement Of said estate.
Ia this case, the said party is ordered 10
give notice By publication for four weeks in
the Yazoo City Wing.
And It IS further ordered, that William h.
Pugh be,and he is hereby appointed a referee
to state the amount Of said Administrators.
TEST. GEO. CROCKETT, elk.
WIN. E. PUeH, Sol.
Nov 3, 1913. (Pr's fec S. O0) l7-t4
Vhe state or AIississippi,1 PEosArE CouRr,
YAzoo COUNTY. 8 Oct. Term, l843.
IS the matter of the application of Asahel
- w Washburn, former administrator de
bonis non Of the estate of John Martin. decd,
to be allowed TO make his final settlement
Of said estate and close his account with
the same.
II is ordered and decroed By the cour,,
that publication for the space of fouf weeks
be made in the Yazoo City Wing, and that
citation issue to Washington Dorsey, guar
dian of Joseph and Adalne Martin, 10 appear
at the next Term Of This court, 10 sheW
canse if any he has why The complainant
should not mako his settlement of salC
estate.
GEO. CROCKETT, Clerk.
WIN e. PUeH, Sol.
Nov 3, 1913. (pr fee IS COY l7-4t.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Mr.. R. M. HOLLISTER, Preceptor.
MRS. C. A. HOELISTER, PrecpDtress.

Z
ME citizens of Yazoo City and vicinity
= are respectfully informed that a Semi
nary OF Learning will be opened on the first
Monday in November next, in which it is
contemplated to afford to Students ali the
az vantages requisit 10 the acquisition OF
thorough education. The year will be divd
ed into terms OF IL weeks or 3 months each
Bills of tuition will be considered due, and
payments expected at the close of each term.
Students from the country can be accommo-
dated with board either with the teachers or
in private families, on very moderate terms
Prices Of tuition viii be as follows, viz:
For Reading, Orthography, Writing,
and Arethmatic, (per terml 81 80
For Geography, English Grammar
and U. s. History, 200
For higher branches of English Lit
eTature, 10 go
For Needle-Work, Drawing, &C.,
Languages and Mathematics, 10 90
Yszoo city, 0ct G., 1913. 1856
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Administrators Notice.

AT the September Term, lS43, of the
o. Probate Court Of Yaloo county, let
tiers of Administration were granted to the
undersigned on the Estate Of Edmond Kim.
bali. decd. Notice is hereby given TO all
persons indebted TO said estate to make
immediate payment, and all persons having
claims against said estate viii present them
properly authenticated within the time pre-
scri6ed by law, or they viii be forever bar
N. G. NYE, Admr
Yazoo city, Oct. 6, 1913. l3-6t
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List of letters.

I'D E1IAINING in the Post Office at Yazoo
AZ City, Miss. on the lst day Of October.
l843; which, If not taken out within three
months, will be sent to the General Posi-
Office as dead letters.
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ChanCerV NOfice.
Superior Court Of Chaacery,( june Term,
of The State of Mississippi,I A. D. ls43.
Arthur Beatty, complainant,
No. 1855, VS..

Arthur Beatty, complainant,
No. 1855, vs..
Drake g. Rodgers, ct. al. defendants
opening the matters Of this Bill,
y and it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Chancellor that the defendants John r.
Drake, William II. Rodgers and LucicnI
Herman are not inhabitants of this Stale
but reside beyond the limits thereof SO that
the necessary process Of this court cannot
be executed upon them, 1T Is therefore
ordered, that unless the said defendants ap-
pear before the Chancellor at the court
room in the town Of jackson, on the first
Monday in December next, and plead, an
sWer ar demur 10 the bill Of complaint
therein. the several allegations thereof will
HE taken for confessed, and such order and
decree made thereon as the Chancellor may
deem equitable and just.
II il furiher ordered. that acopy Of this
ofder Be published 10 the Yazoo City Mhie
tonce 4 week Cor two months successfully.
Attest, RI Il. DIXON, Cl'
al ID. GIRps, P. g,
Jaly %, 1913, 3-9l.
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GallaWay q henderson, cOmpiaihantSs
No. 2405, vs..
Boarman g. Billow, defendants.
Upon opening the matters of this Bill,
y and ii appearing to the satisfaction of
the Chancellor that the defendants. Charles
A. Bllow and John A. Boarman, are not in
habitants Of this State but reside beyond
the limits thereof so that the ordinary
process Of this court cannot be executed
upon them,-It is therefore ordered, that
auless the said defendants appear before the
Chancellor at the court room in the town of
Jackson, on the first Monday in December
next, and plead, answer or demur to the
bill Of complaint herein, the several allega.
tons thereof will be taken for confessed
and such order and decree made therein al
the Chancellor may deem equitable and Just
1t is further ordered, that a copy Of thi,
order be published in the Yazoo CITY Whis
once week for two months SUCCESSFULLY.
Attest, r. i. DIXON, clerk.
| @. D. GIBRs. P. @.
July %, 1913. 3-9t.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given TO all whom il may con.
Al Germ, that at the November Term, 1913.
Of the Probate Court Of Yazoo county, TO
be holden at Benton on the fourth Monday
in said month, | shall as Administrators Of
John McMorough, dee'G, apply 10 said cour;
for final settlement with said Estate. All
persons, therefore, who feel themselves in.
teresied in said estate, can attend at said
court and object to any claims which may
be presented for allowance.
ELIZABETH McMOROUGH, Adm'S
w. Z. PUGH, SOL
October 20, 1913 l5-,4t.
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EsEGULAR PACKET
Dctwecn vicksburg and YazOo city.

A'VtN vi ' ~ lA7D''Ie "14'' ttAVO W.
THE LIGHT draueht aud we'll known steam
srE 4 FO Es n GARLAND, Master, will
PLY as a regular packet between VIeksburg
and Yazoo City, making three trips a week,
leaving Yazoo City every Tuesday, Thurs
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ly, and arrive at Vcksburg the following
mornings in time Tor the New Orleans pack
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only II inches water.
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Chancerg Notice.

Superior Court Of Chanceryl June Term,
Of the State Of MississiPpi,I ID. 1913.
Galloway g. Henderson, compliments,
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ChancepV Noffce.

Court Of Chaaceryl June Term,
Of the State Of Mississippi,S A. D. ls48.
Planters Bank, complainant,
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the best perodicalin the United States. It's em-
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every variety Of art, and the character of the con-
trbutors Of the work stamps the literary matter
as the most highly finished and original that is
uiveu 10 the public.
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TX hhds superior Bacon, assorted, Just
Aeb received from Cincinnati, and for
sale by CHAS. DRENNING.
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AT THE HEAD Of THE PERIOD
GALS 6F THE WORLD ]"
Crab IA M s.
LADY's HIND GENTLEMAN's
MAGAZINE,
FOR 1914.
NetO Volume, to be Published
December 10Th, IS43.
CharcOaI Sketches!
9@SBRs Ca G3A8o
tsThe American Boz.''

The Proprietor Of Graham's Magazine has made
an arrangement with JOSEPH Z. NEAL5 Esq,
for series Of COMIC SKETCHES, in his pecu-
liar vein.
Mr.. NEAL Justly ranks as the best humorist in
America, and hts long been known as "The
American Boz" His humorous talents are, how
ever, of higher order than any yet displayed by
Dickens, and we feel sure that his articles will be
hailed with Delight by his counlrymeu.
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Norfolk Academy.

gTSHIg Academy, which has for three years
PAST been under the successful manage.
rnenf Of the Rev. John r. Norton rs PTinci.
pal. IL 10 be reopened on Tuesday the Sd Of
October next under the care Of Mr.. Il. B.
AnDREWs Of Cornwall, an experienced
Teacher Of high reputation.
The Trustees feel great confidence in re-
commanding this School and its location as
one of the best in this part Of the country.
and would respectfully invite the patronage
of parents and guardians from this and the
adjoining towns. =,
The terms for the different branches will
be the same as usual in schools Of this char.
acter. Board 10 respectable families can be
obtained on reasonable terms.
Per order of the Trustees,
BENJAMIN WEIGH IL, Clerk.
Norfolk, Aug. Is. lS4S. 6vls
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RAIL ROAD MEETING.

A SPECIAL. meeting of the Honsaionic
IA Railroad Company will be held at the
City Court Room in the city of Bridgeport
on Tuesday the 29th day Of August lS43 al
one O'Clock P. M, for the purposeof delib.
Grating upon the present condition OF the af.
fairs az the Company , and its indebtedness
and the provisions OF the act Of the Legisla.
t,ire of l643 entitled an act relating TO the
Honsatonic Railroad Company and to
adopt such measures regarding the Road
property and stock of said Company as said
meeting when assembled shall deem expedi.
eTlt. ssss
The holders Of Post Notes Of said Compa-
nv are also invited 10 attend said meeting,
By order Of the Board of Directors,
IL Ira SHERMAN. Secretary.
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Ata Court of Probate holden nj Salisbury.
,c;thi,. and for Lhe District Of Sharon, on tie
2ia day Of August 1913.
Present, John G.. Mitchell, ESQ. Judge.
A. LBERT s. JUDD Administrator on the
IA estate Of Lewis Judd late Of Salisbury
within said district. deceased. having
represented said estate insolyent, and give
notice to all concerned, TO appear before this
Court the present day, nj ten o'clock A. NJ,
10 be heard relative 10 the appointment OF
Commissioners. and no one Appearing. this
Court doth appoint VIM. "a. Burial and
VIM. s. Marsh, Esqrs. Of Canaan Commits.
sioners, to examine and adjust the claims Of
the creditors of said estate; and also doth
decree, that six months from this date be al
lowed them to exhibit their claims 10 said
Commissioners. who will give public notice
of this order by advertising the same 10 Q
public newspaper published IN Ltchfie!d
and by posting a copy thereof on public
sign post in said town of Salisbury nearest
the last residence of said deceased.
Certified from Record.
john G. MlrcITELL, Judge.
The subscribers give notice,ih thai they shall
meet Mt the house OF John Ensign 10 said Sal.
isbury on the 9TH, day Of October 1S43. and
on the 18th day of February 1874, At 10 o.
clock A. M, on each Of said days, for the
purpose Of attending on the business Of said
WILLIAM NJ. DuRRALL,l Commis-
WILLIAM 8. MARSH, sioners.
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Terrysyille. August ls,


A LII persons liable by lawao pay taxes in
n the town of Kent, are hereby notified
that the subscriber has received warrants to
collect a State tax of one cent on the dollar,
and q Town tax OF. ten cents on-the dollar,
on assessment lists of 1872, and that he will
attend for the purposeof resolving, said tax,
es at the Inn Of John H. St John from 100.
clock A. M. to O'Clock p. N. on Friday the
18th OF September l643. and u the house Of
Benjamin TOmpkins on Saturday the 18th
ofsaid September from. I o'clock TO 4o'clock
p. NJ. and that all persons who neglect to
pay their taxes on said days will be posi-.
lively subjected to the paymenlq legal fees.
Dated ut Kent, August 81, 16aA
SMITH STUART.
SwlS Collector Of Town and State Taxes.
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VVsTIE subscriber gives notice TO all per-
i sons Liable to pay taxes in the town
of Plymouth, that he has received warrants
to.collect town tax of three cents on the
dollar, and State tax of one cent on the dol:
lar on the list 1912, and that he will attend
to the receiving Of said taxes on Monday the
Harrington Calhoun & Co, on Monday the
Il,h at the pu;S!ic house in Plymouth Hollow
on Thursday the l4th at the Gigte u Tesrys.
Vile, on Monday che 18th at ne Sieve q
Alien Hemnlingway, from ono - sk O'Clock
on each Of said days. x (
THOSE who neglect 10 pay their faxes af
the times and places above specified must ex.
pect to pay such fees as the law will allow.
Oliver Smith. Collector.
Plymouth, July S0th l643. l2Sw*
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YTVHE Judge of the Court Of Probate for
III the district of: WATERFOWL has limited
and allowed six months from the date here
of, for the creditors Of the Estate Of Henry
8. Atwood late of Sid Waienosn 10 said
district, deceased. represented iasolveni. ~
which to exhibit their claims thereto; ard
has appointed Joseph Fl. Beilamy az Beth
lena. and Samuel H. Netletoa and Leman
w. Cutler Of said Waieaown, Commission.
ers 10 receive and examine said claims.
Certified by, HoLBRooR CURrIs, Judge. :.
The subscribers give notice, that they shall
meet at the dwelling -house Of Merit HeHain.
way in said WATERFOWL on the nth day OF
September le43 and on the 18Th day Of yaR-
uary 1874, al 10 o'clock ID the forenoon on
each Of said days for the purpose Of attend :
ing on the business Of said appointment.
JosEPH " BkLLAMy.
SAMUEL r. NErTLEroH, Comm'ra.
LEMAN w. CUTLER,
All persOns indebted % said estate are re.
GUESSED 10 make immediate payment 70
BUEL ATw0oDs Executor. .
Watestown. July Is 1913. II
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DIs6OLUTION.

THE copartnersbip heretofore existing
4 under the name and firm Of AIyord. Rob.
ertson & Co. is by mutual consent dissolved
ehis dav and the outstanding affairs Of the
COMPANY will be settled by Nelson AlvOrd
and Daniel Robertson.
NELsON ALvORD,
DANIEL RoBERrsoN,
MATTHIAS Horrors.
THE business as Usual will be continued
al the old sand under the name and firm Of
Alvord Il Robertson. NELsoN ALvORD,
II 3ws DANIEL RoHERTsoE.
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sTyHE Court Of Probate fcV che District Of
4 Woodbury. hath limited md allowed six
months from the date hereof for the credit.
ors 10 the estate Of iannahP. Brothwell late
of Woodbury. deceased, 70 exhibit thei:
claims for settlement. Those who neglect 70
present their accounts. properly ntiesseds
within said time will be dcbarrcd Tecove-
~. $1,000.
ouesfed 10 make immediate payment TO
JOSIAH HoTcHzIss, Executor.
Woodbury., Aug. 3, 1913. IL
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District of Litckfel1, g.
. Prolals Corr, A,lg. D, le43.

I as3 Probate Court, Aug. " 1UA0.
TTPON the application Of John g. Lewis
" Of Plymouth In Litcbfield county, show
ing 10 this court that he is guardian 20 Sarah
A. Hopkins Of Cornwall IN said county, a
Minor belonging TO said district, and that
said minor Il The owner Of the following re-
al estate, viz. about eighteen acres Of land.
situate 10 suid town Of CornWalis bounded
westerly on. highway, northefly on Cnrtiss
Beers land, easleFly in part on said Beers
and partly on George Willis land. and
southerly on said George Willis land. being
land which came 70 said minor BY descent
from her father Samuel Hopkins, late OGsaid
Cornwall, deceased. and valued, at about
Five Hundred dollars, and showing Just and
reasonable cause for ceiling said real esiate !:
praying for ap order. thai be or s0me meel
person be empowered 70 ell The sama. %
per petition on file. dated the 5th day 0fsa-
gust 1643, more fully appeaEs
ORDERED That the foregoing application
be heard at the Probate Once H. bli6nHcld
on the 10Th day Of October e&8She y q.
clock forenoon and that nOtice thereof -
| pnbIished Is soma public newspaper 49,
| he place where snch real estate vs.. 49,
weeks successfully, u least SIX weeks OcsOss
| said time assigned.
Certified from record ~
III ELISHA 8. AsEnKkrIsx. sNass.
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Warren Institute.

TEfE Fall Term Of rs weeks commences
n on the Odd iust. Expence for board and
tuition o. per week. Stationery and use of
books, except Dictionaries and grammars Of
f,reign languages 81 per term. Apply 10
&c. HowARD Of r. G. REYNOLDs.
D. vrfren, Aug. l6k 1919. a q 19A
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"a VvHAT pleasantly located and
nv - beautiful Farm, late the resi-.
aas dence Of Samuel Lyman, lyingon
the soulberly side Of Town Hill
ESQ called) in Goshen, Is for sale. There b
of that. and Of n lot adjoining, about 10 70
Farm is beautifully situaled. well waieFed,
and has nm abundance Of the fairest fruit.
and would be sold together, or in parts 10
suit purchasers. Terms made easy. En-.
quire of 3. LYMAN.
Goshen, Aug. 1913, eWl2
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G. HI. HOLLISTER,

HAVING opened IN Office for the prac-
II tice of Law in Litchfield in the second
story of the building occupied as an Office
by hoct. ]. G. Bcckwtb. respectfully offers
his professional services to his friends and
the public. ~
Lsschfeid, August %, ls4S. 10
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srTHE GREAT OBJECT GAINED.-Peters'
Medicatel Lozenges are che most valuable dscove-
ryin the 18th century. They are entirely pleasant
to the taste and more ecacious than any other me-
dicine Theee Lozenges are the result Of long con-
tinued and patient investigation and experiment.
conducted in concert by some Of the most distip-
guished physicians in the Union who believing that
some of the best known remedies might be prepared
in palaable FORM have directed their abors to that
end ill they have produced preparations in the pop.
ulaf form Of Lozenges s nearly every disease Incl
den. to the human system. Fl sale by
]. G.. BEcKwrH, Litchfeld,
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COLLECTORS NOTICE.

A LII residents and non.residepts 81 the
\ n town Of Warren, liable by Jaw to pay
state and town taxes In said tOwn, granted
on he assessment list for the year l642, are
hereby notified that ] will meea them at the
store Of Burton Gilbert insaid town on Mon
day the Atll day Of September, from e q.
O'Clock r. NJ. for ihe purpose d Teceising
their state ten Of one cent on the dollap, and
town tax Of ten cents on the dolIars upon the
aforesaid assessment list, for the collection
Of which taxes ] have the requisite tax bills
and warrants.
All persons neglecting 10 pay their taxes
agreeably 10 this notice, will be liable 70
nav legal travelling fees for such neglect.
- -. DAN 8. CARTER, Collector.
Warren, August S, lG43 IL
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quIIe Oh y. LII NAN.
Goshen, Aug. 1915, 6Wl2
M0 WER AFEITfgWRMl
@---e.-.-.- r.-~-
WOCt. I'LL ~ lIhs Estsck
IL "A " Ey
An Immediate relief 10 Incipient Consumu-
tion. The Bronchitis Of public speakers,
| Palpifati0n nf NE Heart, Dyspepsia, SPtnal'
aCeakness, Piles, PrOlaPsus UteTE and Ana.
and Diseases Of pgvfuTielw and csstdosd A.G-
dies aoiikOH medicines.
THIS instrument has been examined BY
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DISSOLUTION.

TNElE CopaFinership heretofore exisling
u under The name and firm Of JACKSON.
Coz & Co. 10 this day. By mutual consent,
dissolved. HENRY (, JACKSON,
RUssBL A. Cor.
MILO BLAKEsLEY.
Terrysville, August le, 1888. s,at.
The business will hereafter be conducted
by the subscribefs at the old siand under the
name and firm Of n. JACKSON s CO. who
alone are authorized to settle all accounts Of
the late firm. Henry !. JAcKsrN.
Swl3 MIEo BLAKEsLEY.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET--Aug. %
A market, 1000 head OF Beef Cattle fresh; $50
from the South and West 40 Cows and Calves, and
1900 Sheep.
PRrcEs-BEEr CATrLE.-Prces Of last week were
sustained and we continue the quotations ne before,
S3 so TO SIS so for retail qualities, with few extra
al SIS.
SHEEP AND LANES -AEa at Market taken at 81
to as Tor Sheep and for Lambs, Oh to $sls ls for
Lambs.
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CORRECTlON-Tnthe published list of premi-
ums offered by the Li,ch6eld County Agricultural
Society Tor lS43 the third premium on Stock should
read" For the best team Of working oxen not less
than IS pairs owned /" any tOnDn in the County
$780,"
r ptiEl .Ps Recori;na Secretary.
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VNAKEN in the most perfect manner with
= or without colors by A. B. DoOliitle
Plymouth Centre. Full instructions IN the
ART given and instruments furnished on Tea-
son.lble terms. l26n*
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r. PHELPS, Recording Secretary.

CAMP MEETlNG.-A Second Advent Camp
Meeting viii be held, Providence permitting at Step
ney, on the line Of the Housaienc Railroad. twelve
mios north "a Bridgeport, to commence on Monday
the 2Sth inst. and continue one weekOr more.
In behalf of the Committee. s. S. BREWER.