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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-27
TAX COLLECTORS SALES.

TAX COLLECTORS SALES.
j WILL expose at public sale, to the high
est bidder for cash, in front of the Phoenix
House in Yazoo City, on Monday the 9th
day Of February, (lS43,l within the hours
prescribed BY law, the following described
property; to witt
Lot No. 81, fronting on Yazoo street in
said town, assessed for the year lS4l as the
property of Bethavin Young, and as the
property of the estate of said Bethayin
Young for the year l642-and will be sold,
or so much thereof as will pay the taxes
due by the said Young, and By aaid estate !,
for the years aforesaid, and all costs accruing
thereon.- Taxes due, Sc SO.
J. PENNEY, Assessor g. Col.
Dec. 2, 1912. 2l-l0t
Printers fee; II dollars.
i WILL expose, also, Al public sale to the
highest bidder for cash, in front Of the Phe-
nix House ii Yazoo City, On Monday the
9Th day Of February, 1913, within The legal
hours, The following described property, VIZ:
Lots Nos. 208 and 2s3, both fronting %
Hamilton street ID said town, assessed as
the property Of Thomas Ward-snd WILDE
sold, OF So much thereof as viii pay the
taxes due on the same to The corporation Of
said town, Cor the years 1889, 1910, 1871
and 1912, together with 81 costs accruihg
thereon. Taxes due, 81 so.
u PENNEY, Assessor g. Col.
Dec. 2. 1912 2l-l0t
Printers fee, l dollars.
/ AIsO--At the same time and place. I
will sen, % the highest bidder Co cash, the
following described property. 6 wit: Lot
No. IA, fronting on Main and Washington
streets, and Lot No. 2lS, fronting on Main
and Mound streets. All lying and being ii
Yazoo City assessed IS The property 81
James M Pense, and win - sold, o. so
much thereof h Will pay The taxes duo On
the same, 81 lie taxes due.b The eaid Jas.
d. Pexee, % the corporation 81 said town,
for the y6at 1919, and 81 costs accfuino
thereon. Taxes due, 70 s.
PENNEY 81 g Col.
3 Dseembsr 1872 2l@l0i
Pief Zee; III dollars:
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IT ETTERS Of administration having been
granted to the undersigned, at the De-
cember Term, 1852, Of the Probate Court
Of Yazoo county, on the Estate Of Ssaborn
Williams, deed ,-Notico Is hereby given 10
all persons indebted 10 said estate to make
Immediate payment, and those persons haV-
ing claims against the same are requested to
present them, properly authenticated, within
the time prescribed BY law, or they will be
forever barred.
DANIEL T. JOHNSON, Admir-.
January 6, 1913. 26-6t.
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wnv v,,f'.e Sc & Deed 81 Trust, ezeented
S ia ~ qned By Josepaas Love,
81 he county 81 Yazoo a1o sac q Us
sissippi, bearing date ISL q 100 49,,
and duly recorded ID the cieIt : e'1so e 'Rs
pgobate Court 81 said county. Y n9ok ~,
pages MS, llo and l20, toF ias b.1P9ss !. Y.
securing de raymond Of ceFlain sl ". "a
5rsv no,g 49, s,,3 unpaid. 10 q Shac-
klefoFd. 81 The line specified iD.said deed Of
iruss.--I win sell, a. iEe Court. house oooF
n the town sc BENTON, on be lIisl 81 nesy 81 "
March, 1913 &c following y.
mcn, Charles and Susan. also. TIE iolle".
inc described land, % wit. enq
Of 8 E i of Section 2e and q "
Section 29, -all in Township Range 2,
east. The pndeFsi ened viii convey sven sl-
lie % The puEchasefs - II held - hin undeE
said deed Of trust, and none osaeF
LEM. DOTY, Trustee.
sept.2, 1919 or fee 40,50l s-@ot
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tktz1 give notice that viii, at the next
March Term of tho Probate co0n 81 Yaxoo
countys present my aecounl for final settlement,
and apply iof allowance and discharge from ell
further dulies aa s4dministfatog Of the eetate Of
John Wilson, deed. WIN. WILSON, .adsn.
Bg WrELIAM PAek.
y January 3 i843 q7-3t
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shk undersigned viii sell At CosT fOr
CASH, fine assortment Of Dress and
Ffoek Goats Of different coloI heavy Over
Coats, fne Cloth and Cd Penle. Vesls.
&c.; All OF which were nsds ~ hlmself Ia
9 substantial and ashicna8. manner.
MS ~ EfE,.
YaEOo city Jan. s, 1873, 2s-f
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S.S.-sor Court of Ckancefg of fks STATE
81 llississippi, az Jackson, 81 u eeenbss
Tsrm, 1912.
Planters Bank Of Tho State Of AIississippi,
1898. va
stephen D. Howell, 81 al.
TTPON opening he matters 81 ibis Bin,
" and Il appearing % TIE court that ihs
defendants, Charles Iiornan and Reuben A.
PuTyer, are not Inhabitants of this Slate
but reside beyond the limits thofe0fso that
the ordinary process Of this court cannot be
executed upon tham--it IS therefore ORDER
ed, that unless said defendsnis appear before
the Chancellor at Che courtroom ID the town
Of Jackson the FIRST Monday 81 June next
ensuing. and plead, answer Or demur e said
bill Of complaint, Che several allegations
thereof will be taken for confessed as ic
them, and such order and decree made there.
in as the Chancellor may deem Just and
equitable. Itisfuflhsr ordered, that Copj
of this order be inserted in the Yazoo Cit
Wing once week for two months success
sively.
Auesls R. L. DIXON, CIR.
. BY +. A. HARRISON, ID. @,
F.W. Qnackonboss, Sol.
Jan. 20, 1S43. (Prfoe $40 26-9t
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ATTENII0M IAX PAYERS.

a FTER the lst Of March next, / win re-.
q ceiVe no Treasury WaHents in pay
nent of Taxes. 1t will be inconyenienl for
me to call more than once on any tax payer
between this and that time, so those who
wish to save costs would do well TO prepare
themselves with means to pay when first
called on. s. L. JAMES,
Tax Collector, Yazoo county.
Dec. 9, 1912. 22-tf.
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ID ENAINING ia the Post Office At Y azoO
- City, Miss on the LIST day Of January,
184Si which, Il not taken out within three
months. viii be sent 10 the General Post
Office e. DEAD LETTERs:
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EXPECTING 70 Be absent from home
- and from tie county, perhaps the whole
OF the ensuing year, have appointed my
broiheIs HHNRF IN. V1cK, my Agent and
Attorney i laci, 10 transact every kind Of
business and attend u an of nv interests
for ne dpfing my absence.
GRAY j. WICK.
Yazoo civ Dar an 1910 ~
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section z township range 8 vest, contains
ING about 81 acrea Taxes due s. ] 22-
Assessed as he property Of Elisha Walter.
Prinlsf's Zee s dollars.
The vest half Of Che northwest quarter
OF section %; NE east half of northeast
quarter, and north half Of east half of south
east quarter; westhalf Of southeast quarter,
south half Of east halt southeast quarter of
section "a, al In township 12, Of range 2,
east, containing 800 acTess assessed 10, and
entered BY John Bridges Taxesdue dOls.
and so cgnis, for The year 1912 assessed
for le4lg to Geo. b DamoFon. West half
of northeast quarter Of section "a, township.
10, range 2, east, containing 19 04-lOO
acres: entered by and aase sed q Fountain
Land for 1912. Taxesdue dol. and 90 cts
Assessed for le4l 70 George B. Dameron.
Taxes due on The above described land for
the year 164l, I I dolls and IS cents; ass'd
10 said George ,. Cameron.
s. L.-JAdES, T. C. Y.C.
Jan. 10, ls4S. 27-i4s
The state Of NIississippi,l PhOsArE COVET,
i YAz0O COUNTY. Decsr Term, 1919.
"HEREAS, Daniel z. johnson, Ad-
minisFalOr Of tho Estate Of Seaborn
Williams, decd, having, By petition and ap-
plicalion, represented 70 the eourt that debts
are outstanding and unpaid against said es.
tate, that there isno personal property where.
with TO satisfy the same, and prays that eta.
ton issue to the heirs, and to all persons in,
terested, to appear and show cause, If anJ
they can, why the Underwent lands
should not be sold, Of which the said Sea
born Williams died seized and possessed
for the purpose OfsPavihg the debts agains
the same, all lying and being in the county
of YazOO and State OF Mississippi, viz: thI
west half of the southwest quarter of Sec
ton 5, and the east half Of the norlheas
quarter of Section z, all in Township 9
Range /, west.
II is ordered and decreed that Cilatiol
issue 10 ali persons interested, to be and ap
pear at the next February Term Of thi
Cont, and show cause, If any they can, VIII
an order Of sale should not be granted, 70
the purpose Of paying the debts against sal,
estate.
Il IS further ordered, that publication Q
the said citation be made in some newspa
per published ia the State, for the space q
/ 3Odays, and be set up at three public place
in the county for the same length Of time.
Test GEO. CROCKETT, Cl'k.
January 8, ls48. tPrfse u dols.) 26-4t.
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Tax OllectOTs Sales
WILL ofersfor sale at the Court.hoose
door eff Yazoo county, 10 The town Of
Benton, On Monday the 18Th day Of March,
1885, for the taxes due upon the fol-
lowing described lots Of ground, situated la
Yazoo City, FOR The year is42, and al ar
Fearages Of taxes that may be due on any
Of them for subsequent years. end all costs
that have 81 may accrue thereon:
Lot LAG, fronting on Mound sireet-assees.
ed. as the property Of James H. Phillips
heirs. Taxes due, S ! so.
Printers fee dollars
Lots No IL and 2l9, assessed TO James
NJ Peases lot No. III, fronting on Main.st.
between Brandon and Holmes streets, and
2l9, fronting On Main street. Taxes due,
@Il 90. Printers fee 8 dollars.
~ 10 feet front of Lot234 on Main st.
also, 10 acres Of Lot No. .465 fronting on
McDonals Avenue; assessed as the pro
perry Of Jonathan Carter: taxesdue SIS 90
Printers fee 8 dollars.
8. L. JAMES,
Tax Collector Of Yazoo county.
December 8, l842. 22-l3t.
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Tax Collectors Sale.
a WILL sell, at the Court House door In
- the town Of Benton, on Monday the 9th
day Of March next, l643, within The hours
prescribed by law, the following described
Town Lots, for the taxes due for Is42, and
all costs that have or may accrue thereon.
Lot No. $50 in the town Of Satariia, as
sossed 70 the heirs Of John Vickers; taxes
due s. / 90. Pr fee S. 90.
Part Of Lots Nos. l53 and IA situated
in the town Of Satariia, assessed to James.
& Frederick ShoFieys taxes due So 90.
Printers fee So 90.
Lots Nos. 100, 10 and III situated in
the town Ct Satartia, assessed to b. G. Sims;
taxes due IS cents. Pr fee-$6 90.
Lot No. 81 situated on Yazoo street in
YazOo city, assessed to the heira Of Betha-
Wan Young, taxes due 81 90.
Printers fee S. 90.
Lot No l59 situated'on Washington street,
Lot No. 245 situated on Jefferson street, Lot
No $3.50 situated on West Alley, and Lot
No l56 situated on Third street, all in Yazoo
city, assessed TO the heirs Of John WilliamS
: taxes due s. SO. Pr fee So 90.
Lots Nos. 2O3 and 2sS situated on Ham,
ilton street in YazoO city, assessed as the
property of Thomas Ward, taxes due SO 90
! Printers fee s. 90.
a Lot No. 800 sitnatedson Water street IN
b YazoO city, assessed as the properly Of Wash
J, ingtOn Elliott, taxes due so cents.
/. Printers fee IS 90.
J. Lot No % situated In the town of Benton
8 assessed as the property Of the heirs Of VIM
Jarogd, taxes due "a cents. Pc fee IS 90
D. Lot No AZ situate in The toWnsof Benton
q assessed as the property Of Joseph Gibson
e heirs, taxes due "A. cents. Prfee IS 90.
Lots Nos l43 and 145 situated on Ia
. corner Of Mound and Broadway streets i
= Yazoo city, assessed 70 the heirs Of VIM. I
4 Bteckenridge; taxes due 50 So
Y Printers Zee So 90
Lot No 81 situated on Broadway street /
= Kazoo city, assessed as The property Of Ger
{. GAR, taxes due So so. Pr Zee IS 90.
e East half Of Lot No 63 situated on ii
y corner Of Broadway and Mound street,
3 south half Of Lot No 400 situated on MOI
roe street in Yazoo city, assessed 70 Ii
s., heirs Of Edward Al Jackson; taxes "a
a. 81 %. PF fee dollaTss
70, South half east half northwest quarter
es Section "a, east half southwest quarter
=. Section 36all ia Township u, Range .
b least, containing 100 acres, taxes due S / 8
81 PTinteF's fee dollars.
Is. s. IL JAMES, Fl. g. Y. g.
s. Dec. 80, 1872 25-l4t
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I0IT- "a T-T- = y
o. Pelsons aPpl yine ioF shs sboys Letters, win
please sag they arc k1Vz 1isBe
TON KEYS, n ~
January I, l843f 91-St
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CAUTION.

Window Glass g White Lead
IA HALF boxes, 10 BY 70.
~ do do by To-
6 do do BY 8.
25 kegs White Lead. Received direct
from Pittsburg, and for sale bg
DRENNING g. CLARKE.
Dec. 9, l642. 29-tf
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Rr3u on II rs MONEY MARKET.
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.aargfsd for fds0o Git Market
Gas Light and Bshk % ComPanyS par.
Bank Of Louisiapas par.
Mechanics and Tradele par.
City Bank of New Orleans. par.
Union Bank, par.
Commercial Bank par
State Bank. par
Canal Bank
CarTollton Banks
Citizens Banks 80 dis.
Consolidated Bank, p
RErUpIA1ED BANKS
Exchange Bank 50 per dol.
improvement 30 do,
Bank Of Orleans, sc %.
Atchafalaya, 20c do.
Blue Backs 81 do,
NuNIClPALIIH NOTES
Municipality No. fe pr CT dis.
No. IS
= No. .. SIS 80
Alabama; - q
Tennessee, IS $
South Carolina, par.
kentuckys par.
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700 eiLg. Dc. 80. le42. a5-l4l.
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YazO0 City Prices Current.
coRREcTED wkK1LT ~ NEssfs Jon IS ARxsDaLE.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-27

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Dec. 80. 1872. 25-l4t.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-27
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il. w. Quackenboss, Sol.
Jan. 90. 1913. Prize so 29-9t