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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

CHARLOTTESVILLE FEMALE ACiDEMY.-The inferno
" datr Of the members OF this Institution viii
2Gih and 9th This examination will
succeeded by VACATION but by reorganization Of The
another period OF FIVE Hence, the Isl Of Fc
bruary will b favorable time for the Of ladies'
has this Seminary enjoyed
OF and the of the build
ing Teachers justify the recep
Of pupils in addition the number.
Board including every accommodation, $50 for months
Tuition a thorough course of English, IL &C
Music, with Of instruments, Is
French 10
The best accommodation may be expected for boarders
Wal. 5. WHITE Principal.
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Charlottesville, Jan. 70, 1913. 7GT5

(,oLuMBIAN HoTE.-The Proprietor. of his establishment
~ return their grateful acknowledgements for the liberal
patronage which has been extended to em and respectfully soil
public generally and especially from the friends Of
the late Zachaah Brooks continuance of their favos
The Mr. Brooks services will interruption IL
general OF The establishment and
extended
Recent repairs the house will contribute the comfort Of
the guests.
In consequence Of the reduction the Of many sup
plies charges board from the Isl January will be reduced
To the following very low rates, viz:
Board per year, SlG0 90
Roard per day, 81 Is
Single meals, 50
Lodging, -
Horse, per day, so
Richrnond December 3lst, 1872 7l-m
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%" NoltE-Wc have united in The Practice of Law and
VI" tsnlaiy attend The Courts Of Bedford Campbell Am
htid IN iynrhbC;g An business collections or other
WA he promptly attended To.
''1'ie'S-J 4 J. K. Garland, I.ynchhlrg ",
GARLAND, formerly or Nelson
tA.t r. JNO. H. GARLAND.
J. .atana wi! continue. 10 attend m, Court Of Ap,cals
Ne I'VE 'ae'a! Courts holden IN Richmond
5f-om
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CUMBERLAND CorNrY.

G. Z. McGEnEE, Sse'y.
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vi PERSONS are hereby forewarncL against hlrboring IN,
N""f captains ui vessels taking HIM ON io1ri A. m,
w W." Ut pull iisoosr Ia force against all such offenders
c.....,, JAMES BROWN Agent for Richard Rose
- ''""'N, !du. - 73-IW
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Tnx COIIectOr's Sale.

II WILL offer for sale to the highest bid.
u der, for cash, before the Court House
door in the town Benton, Yazoo Co., on
Monday the 18th day Of May, ls43,
between II o'clock, A. M. and o'clock,
p. NJ, the following described lands, to pay
the State and County Tax due thereon for
1912, and all costs :-South half and northeast
quarter and east half Of north vest quar- en-,
section 50; southeast quarter and east half
OF southwest quarter, section "a; south half
west half Of northwest quarter, section 35;
south half west half Of southwest quarter,
section "a; all in township Is, range east;
west half southwest quarter, section Z, town
ship 10, range east; north half and south
cast quarter and east half of southwest
quarter, section 13; west half northwest
quarter and east half northwest quarter
section "a; west half southeast quarter
section %; and so much Of east side Of eas
half southwest quarter as will make As So
Tooth acres, all IN township IL, range
east; southwest quarter, section IL, town
ship 10, range west; northeast quartet
southwest quarter, section 81, township 10
range 2 west; the whole Of section q; wes
half northwest quarter and west hall south
west quarter and east half northeast quarter
and west half southeast quarter and cas-
half southwest quarter and west half north
east quarter and east half northwest quar-
ter, section %, township IL, range east
northeast quarter and west half southeas
quarter and east half southeast quarter, cas-
half southwest quarter and east half north
west quarter and west half southwest ouar
ter, section 90, township IL, range east
east half southeast quarter, section II; cas-
half northeast quarter and east half south
east quarter and south half west half south
EAST quarter, section 90, all in township ii
range east; east half southeast quarter
section 30, township IL, range east; sout
east quarter and vest half northwest quar-
ter OF Seetien 10; north half southwes
auarteT'sectiOu III; north half and south
west quarter, section Is; the whole Of SEQ
tion II; west half northwest quarter, ses
ton 2; south half section 3; north ha
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-10

To tie Planters and Merchants Of
the Cotton grOlOing region OIs
TIE Mississippi.
ME undersigned has established a new
n Cotton Press in this city, in the spa
cious Fire Proof Sheds Of james Erwin,
Esq. Immediately above the angle build
ings in the Second Municipality, where he
has ample room to store ten thousand bales
Of Cotton under cover. He offers TO the
Planters and Merchants TO receive their
Cotton free Of Storage, hoping 10 remune-
rate himself therefor by the superior advan-
lage Of his COMPRISING machine; he binds
himself 10 perform as we'll and as cheap as
other presses in the city. lie therefore res
PectfOlly requests those who wish to save
the expense Of storage, to instruct their
agents to deposit their cotton in his press.
JOHN BALDWIN.
New Orleans, Feb 2. lS43. 1885,.
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CERTIFICATE,
ALABAMA, SEPT. Is. 1893


Messrs. Gustin E. Minor,-Gentlemen:--
Having learned that you purchased our Horse
LONG WAIST, we hasten 10 give you Certi-
fcate OF his blood, which you will discover
is not interior to any Horse on the coati.
nent.
Loxs.WAIsT was got by the celebrated
Horse Old Sir Archy, he by Diomede, &C.,
his dam was got by Pacolet, he by the i'm
ported horse Citizen, he by Pacolet Of Eng
land. he By Blank, and he by the Godolphin
Arabian; bis grand dam was got by AlpheOs,
he By imported Jonah, out Of Green's old
Cellar Mare, the dam Of Little Billy and
Maria, two very distinguished racers. The
Cellar mare was got by Old CeieT, the best
son of Old James, out Of Partner Mare
Apollo, imported Valiant, imported James,
imported Jolly Roger. Long. Waists gland
dam was by the imported Dare Devil, he BY
Magnet, his z 6. grand-dam BY Old Wisdair,
the best son of imported Fearna0eht; hfs 2.
e. grand. dam Job by F1imnup, Claudius,
Dianna, Sally Painter by Sterling Silver, By
The Belsize Arabian. Long-Waist's 2. g.
grand dam was out of the dam of Old ROSY
CIack, the dam Of Oscar. This pedigree
could be traced back through all the Rne
stock IN England, but we deem II unneCeS-
sary, as it is here shown that this Horse has
not one bad cross. Respectfully, sc.
JAMES w. CAMP,
HENRY B. TURNER.
Good and extensive pasturage, gratis, but
we will not be liable for any escapes or &C.
ciden;s that may haPpen-the greatest care
will be taken toprevent either. Mares that
missed TO Long Waist last season, may 90
this season gratis, provided the season money
has been paid
JOHN NJ. HENDRICKS.
WILLIAM PICKETT.
February 10. Is43. 5i-tf.
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state of Mississippi CIRCUIT COURT,sit-
ting as a Court Of Chan
YAzoO County. eery, Nov. Term, Is42.
Benjamin E. Curry g. Wife,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-10

The state Of NIississippi,) In the Yszoo Cir
cult Court, on the
YAZOO COUNTY,( Chaneery side, to
the Nov T1ru, 1910
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PEDIGR r e.

LONG. WAIST was got be the famous
Horse old Sir Archys his Dam by Pacolet,
and he by Citizen; he by Pacoiet Of Eng
land; he by Blank, and he by the Goldophin
Arabian. His Grand Dam was got by Al
pheus; he by imported Jonah, out of Green's
old Cellar mare, the Dam of Little Billy and
Maria. two very distinguished racers.
LoNG-WA1sF was a very distinguished
Race Horse, having been a winner at all
distances from one 10 four mile heats, which
may be seen by reference to the Racing
CaIpadar
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Thomas Karney

Washington Lewis, THO unknown heirs Of
John G. Rutherford, John w. F.qua,
and Mary Y. Fuqua his wife.
Upon he opening OF the matters in the
~ cOmplainanrs Bill, and it appearing that
Washington Lewis, is a nonresident Of this
State, and JohR G. Rutherford's heirs are
unknown: II Is considered by the Court,
that unless the said Washington Lewis, and
the unknown heirs Of John 6. Rutherford
appear here on or by the first day Of the
next Term Of this Court and plead, answer
or demur TO compliments bill, the several
allegations therein will be taken for confess
ed, and the matters thereof decreed accord
ingIy.
II is further ordered by the court, that
copy OF this order be published in the Yazoo
City Wing, public newspapers printed in
Yazoo city, for the term Of two months.
THOS. P. SLADE, Clerk.
GRoReE B WILKINSON, Sol.
Feb "a, IS43 pr. fee IL dOls) 1885,
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Tax Collectors Sales.
II WILL offer for sale at the Courthouse
door Of Yazoo county, in the town of
Benton, on Monday the 18th day of March,
ls43, for the taxes due upon the fol-
lowing described lots of ground, situated in
Yazoo City, for the year 1912, and all ar
rearages of taxes that may be due on any
of them for subsequent years; and all costs
that have or may accrue thereon:
Lot l46, fronting on Mound street-assess.
ed as the property of James H. Phillips
heirs. Taxes due, 81 so.
Printers fee 8 dollars.
Lots No IL and 90, assessed to James
NJ Pease; lot No. IL, fronting on Maip.st.
between Brandon and Holmes streets, and
2I9, fronting on Main street. Taxes due,
gil 90. Printers fee 8 dollars.
" l-2 feet front of Lot 234 on Main st.
also, 10 acres Of Lot No. 465 fronting on
McDonals Avenue; assessed as the pro-
perty of Jonathan Carter: taxes due IS co.
Printers fee 8 dollars.
s. L. JAMES,
Tax Collector of Yazoo county.
December 9, 1912. 22-lSt
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ChancerV NOtfCe.

CD6mCGPy NOClCGo
Superior Court Of ChGncery of the State
Of Mississippi, at Jackson, at December
Term, ls42.
Planters Bank of the State of Mississippi,
1913. vs..
Stephen D. Howell, Ell al.
Upon opening the matters of this Bill,
" and it appearing to the court that the
defendants, Charles TIernan and Reuben A.
Puryer, are not inhabitants 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 order
ed, that unless said defendants appear before
the Chancellor at the courtroom in the town
Of jackson the first Monday Of June next
ensuing, and plead, answer or demur to said
bill of complaint, the several allegations
thereof will be taken for confessed as TO
them, and such order and decree made there.
in as the Chancellor may deem Just and
equitable. 1t is further ordered, that copy
Of this order be inserted in the Yazoo City
Wing once week for two months success.
siVely.
Attest: r. L. DIXON, CPk.
BY F. A. HARRISON, D. G.
F. w. Quackenboss, Sol.
Ton On 1910 fpr faa 1l7N O9-Qf
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BentIey's Miscellany.

magazine which, from the moment oft Grst issue,
has received the support and applause Of thous.
ands of readers on both sides Of The Atlantic-a
work sustained by the contributions Of some Of the
most brilliant writers Of the aga; popular in its
character aud varied in its contents which has rank
ed, at different periods, among it's contributors,
Leigh Hunt, Dickens, Ainsworth, Hood, s. c. Hall,
Ingoldsby, Lady Morgan, Mrs. Hall, Lamar BlAnch
ard-in short, almost all tho distinguished authors
Of England. Il would be needless to expatiate
upon the morits Of BENTLEY'S MISCELLANY,
for they are recognized here almost as universally
as IN Great Britain. Articles from its pages have
been copied extensively in our papers, and the Ame
rican reprint Of Bentley has enjoyed very exten.
sve circulation. But there are thousands in this
nation of magazine and newspaper readers who
cannot afford to pay the price asked for the only
American reprint in the market; and moreover a
delay occurs in the republication alluded to, which
is far from satisfactory to the public and which
facilities enable us to obviaie.
We propose to issue WITHIN FORTY.EIGHT
HOURS AFTER TIE ARRIVAL OF EACH
STEAMSHIP OF THE CUNARD LINE,
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Joab r. Richards, Admir- ct al.

JOab Il. Richards, Admr CT al.
TOPON the opening Of the matters in
" the compliments Bill, and il appear
ing TO the satisfaction Of the Court that John
and Bradford Davis, heirs Of Bradford Davis,
decd, do not reside within the limits Of the
State Of MissfssiPpi;-lt is therefore consid.
cred by the Court that unless the said de-
PENDANTS shall appear here on or before the
first day Of the next term Of this Court and
answer, plea or demur to the compliments
Bill, the several allegations therein will be
taken as confessed, and the matters in said
Bill decreed rs shall seem to said courl
equitable and just.
I, is further ordered by the court, that
publication be made in the "Yazoo City
Wing" a public newspaper published in
Yazoo city, Yazoo couhty, for two success
sive months. THOS P. SLADE, CPk.
J.& w. Battaile, Solicitors.
Feb. n, ls4S. pr fee II dolly S2-9t.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17

Let me, MIR Editor. give INV notions in my plain way
about the candidates for tins District There are Wood
Bouldn Of this county. Col Bondursnt and Mr. John Hill
OF Buckingham, Mr.. ToeT OF Campbell and Mr. Irving of
Cumberland. All good men and think Mr.. Boul.
din is the strongest man, Of his position his
talents and his parcntsge combined. think Col Bondu.
the srongcsand he has claims upon the
Wing Party lie has fought hard always and done great
service the cause. Ii Mr. Boudin is nominated
think Col Bonduran, ought to be gratitude be held in
Just esteem among the Wings.
Mr.Toler aud Mr.. Irving both Of fine abilities.
aud either Of these would be honor the District But
think the two first have superior claims As to MIR. Hill
he was in two years ago The Wings had worked hard to
get amalory, and they elected him by or 300
joriw lie Congress and came back aud lost the
District think the Wings have sacrificed enough for
him. As the present member, although mighty rich has
been suing the people these hard times Mr. Hill might pro-
badly beat hun now-but somebody also would beat him
next time want man who will hold all he geS-and |
think Bouldin or Bondurant would do that
CHARLOTTE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17
Nominations for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8.

We have received large number OF Communications,
making nominations for Congress in Districts of
the State which find it impossible publish without
excluding almost every thing else, and Of which therefore,
only acknowledge the receipt in this way together
with a statement Of the writer's nomination.
In the Buckingham District Mr.. Senator Bondurant
Mr.. Irving of Cumberland, Mr. Hill of Buckingham and
Mr. Wood Bouldin OF Charlotte nominated by various
Correspondents.
In the Accomac District, Mr. Gregory, now n resident
OF this City, is nominated by Wing Correspondent.
In the Loudoun District Mr.. Jones Green, of Culpepe
strongly pressed by good Wing, original and
yielding Wing.
In the Norfolk District, DR.. VIM. Collins, Of Portsmouth,
lwho incline think il a Calhoun man i anonymous
y nominated by the way, the Convention at Suffolk
early day, and will doubt bring strong
man,
Ia the Westmoreand District, the venerable Jno. Talia
fcrro nominated 10y influential citizen but the Tap
pahannock Convention the 9Th has already nominated
WiLioughby Mention, Esq, Of Wostmoreland, whose
tents and loyalty to the Wing will doubt
him the and enthusiastic support Of the Wing
Parry!
In Kanawha District, a Correspondent appeals TO
Mr. Summers to reconsider his purpose and take the
field, and happy hear that it probable he will
accept the nomination Of Convention be held Char
lesion, IN Kanawha
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17

u The Tax Bill which the Enquirer 80 highly lauds,
and holds up illustrate wisdom and justice of the self
styled Democracy opposed, engrosmeni by -
Democratic members, snd only ordered be engross-
ed by majority OF This may be taken as CIV
ing their Of the of this detestabe
But the party lash applied, and the day. some Of
those who had voted against, the House, and
spoke Tor the bill. This the with Mr.. Edmunds
whose rcbuke Of his cXtyris admiration from
the Enquirer and gave the finishing touch the reputa
ton for ubric,y, which that gentleman has acquired.
But wish merely call attention the fact-unpa.
raeed Virginia annals that bill for support OF Co.
ycrument ongros-ed by single cote; and odous
provisions, that could only pass by the
Marty knouti
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Popular Feeling against the BM Of Nominations
The Petersburg lniegencer contains call for meeting
OF the people Of Petersburg protest against the passage
OF the Tax Bill. 4 marrying, unjust and un
equal, fail to raise n Of popular Indignation
l, has many deestahle and niqutous features but none
probably oppressive than that which imposes heavy
upon the young menthe poor young cerks-just set
ting in life, and receiving bare competence for n de-
support addition pittance for rainy day. The
ilusous Chairman of Finance, born with n silver spoon
in his mouth, and the bastard Democracy whom he leads
have bowels of compassion FOR such men, struggling
against the privatons and hardshps incident TO
high and of justice animates the bosoms of
the great body OF the people.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-17
centrnI Sac IHhLg committee.

The President Of the Convention the 22nd has
United the following constitute the Wing Central
State Committee.
As it is known that the Wings Of Richmond depend
ing upon the Centrn Committee for the appointment Of
local Committee here, and immediate local organization
not only of much importance, but - urgently wished by
the Wing Party Of Richmond, do doubt that the
Central Committee wal once upon the dscharge Of
the responsible trust repoad in We hope 1t will also
within the bounds Of their functions appoint this
time d local Committee for the town II Manchester.
An omission of the Convention Of the 22nd ought be
forthwith supplied by the Central Commitiee-nancy,
the appointment Of Wing County Committees throughout
the Commonwealth IN this respect yigant opponents
are ahead Of ms, and essential that should not lose
tho advantage at n similar organization.
In fact such the cosc division IT parties in this State,
and throughout the Union, ,nat hardly venturnr
much 6, say that the party best organized, vgnnI and
most energetic will ultimately triumph. The military man
the experienced politician, lac who - yersed IN tho
history Of the world alone properly Judge Of the i'm.
ppance organization, form just idea Of it, influence
deciding al contests, whether political, national OF
military where unsgcso II are brought in collision.
For these reasons, ask for early and eectual
saiioa from ilat Central body whom the responsibility
has been dcvoiyod
X, r. DANrr, JAWS Lysys, JA1Es w PfeEAM, Dr.
L.WARvrK, DR.. T.. ". CHsNBEELAyEE. Anon. PLEASANT
Flrwys JAvr4. JAMES ". DiBRLLL, RoBEar ". JTSEiss
Perm w GRrBBs, SAMUEL 7. ADfE, IluGH w Fay. II. J.
BFYoEr JAaL, VI WicEuAu, DR.. GEJEgE WArsoN, IDr
Mraftu CLaRar, Iouy WIGur. IIENEY CLAEKI, JANE
WiarYs, RoEErr &. st,vsRp, and ALETASo1S MgstLEY
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS,

Secured by Letters Patent of the United states.
The Method Of Preparing the BraHdreiiiaH Vegetable
Extracts
entered 9th sl2Paten granted Benjamin Bran
dreh. goth January, i7iJ
The extracts winch Brandehs Pill. are composed are obtain
cd by this patented process without boiling any application
Of heat The principle herbs thus
A. itis in the LfrLNG rEGET5BLE.
The public should be- - Medicines recommended ad
v.rtseucn stolen from which tho contemplate rbssrs
language merely altering the Time will show these
Wholesale deccivers IN their true light
THE MEDICINE or THE PEOPLE
or BRANDRETHs PILLS the Peoples Medicine proved
by thousands who daily recommend them the afflicted The
extending their usefulness The sick of both
daily deriving benefit from No NJ disease they
speedily with cryspells with salt fsiu, ndi.
eeston N With coughs and eos with so-vsncs with
afflicted they 6n they require m Other
Hold At % per box with full directions 2tl Broadway.
New York
The following i Of authorize Agents for the al. Of the
2. Watts Charlottesville, Albemsrls county
Peter White. seottyine, Do DO
sP q J. s. Wallace. BtooEvfls. Abemare county.
w 1 r. r. T Fan' ' = co, Warren. DO 90.
Andrew Fudge, Coyinrton. Anerany county.
& " Reynolds. Chiffon Forge. 10 DO
WIN EErleston. Courhouso. Amelia county.
Pafem Noble. R0ielphie, Do d.
Roberts Coleman, Courthouse Amherst county
MeGudcn Co, Midway. Augusta county
'V %S@ Ds"'S W. M, re 49, August, county
joo Randolph MaaIebrooE Do o.
j. 3. Guy Deerfoh do do.
w. w. King Wayncsboro. do DO
James Stout New Hope, d DO
Kye A. Taylor ataunton. do DO
Crawford n Co. Warm Spring, Bath county.
~ A. r. w. Robinson. Gross Roads. Bedford county.
McCahe. Morgan A. board Hendricks. do DO
q. Y. A. n. g.. Beu, Liberty, do do.
Green A. Walton . Brunswick county
w. n. Wesscu Giosonsvine, 10 d.
n. ~. sharp A. 60, 1nwrcnccvie Brunswick county.
Islam Tf0rcr 4 Co, DO DO
~ r. Edmondu. ID do.
u. Wilkinson Iewisvine do do
J. p Atkinson 4 Co, Smokey Ordinary, do do.
Tlos. g. Goodwin Fincastle, Boietour county.
Henry J. Stevens Flukes, do do
Jno w. Williams Buchanan, DO do.
James Brown a 60, Maysvine, Buckingham county.
Moseley Spencer Co, New Stores do DO.