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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-28
ADVERFTsEmENTs.
The state OF Aaississippi,( PRosATE CoURT,
M YAzoo County. July Term, l843.

The state Of Rafssissippi,l PRUBATE CoURT,
YAzoo CoUErE. July Term, l843.
WWHEREAS, Thos. Malone, Adminis
w traitor Of Tie Estate Of John Hanlen,
deed, having by petition and schedule ex-
bibiied 10 ihe Court, that the personal pro-
nofiv Of said deceased is insufficient to pay
ths debts against the same, and that itwould
be for the interested all persons inierested,'
20 sell the following Lot, or SO much there
Of as NAV be necessary 20 pay the debts,
lying and being in Yazoo City, YazOo eoun-
iy.and Slate Of Mississippi, being an undi-
vided half interest in said LOT, Of which the
said John Hanlen died seized and possessed,
known on the plat Of said town as Lot num-
3 Der three hundred and eighty $500.
Itis ordered, adiudeed and decreed, that
Citation issue 10 all persons interested, 10
be and appear before the Probate Court Of
Yazoo county; at the next October Term
thereof, to show cause, If any they can, why
al orderof sale should not be made Of said
Lot, or SO much thereof as will pay the debit
as aforesaid,
Ii IS further ordered, that publication o
ytho said citation be made in some newspa
per published IN the State, for the space o
80 days, and 30 sci up at three public place.
.,in he county where The lands are situated
for tho same space Of time
ri WrrNEss, the Hon. Thomas B. Woodward
Judge Of the Probate Court Of Yazoo coun
". the fourth Monday of July, l643, an
Seal Of said court. Issued, the 25th day Z
July, 1919.
July 2s, 1S43.r (Pr fee IA dols,l 3,5t.
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INWDICCo
WVHE undersigned will present their first
n annual account Of their receipts and
payments, as Executors Of Thos. H. Sibley,
decd for seftlement and allowance az the
August Term, I843, OF he Probate Court OF
Yazoo county.
MICHAEL KAYES, Ex'r,
MARY ANN SIBLEY, Xxx.
Of Tho. H. Sibley. decd.
July 81. ls4S. 2-3h
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- A|. $50 ~ M# .sRf 81 -
Washingion Dome Yaseo cisc0it Court
~ May Term, 1913
Eizabsih French Atsachr lo 3S9 81
gTlEls Atiaehnent ID this ctse having been
Tetuf0ed into Court executed L IS
thefelo considered bY the Court that IN.
less no sale defendant shall appesr here,
either ~ pfope person ofeby some attorney
Of this Courts On q by the FIRST day Of the
next Term thereof, il } zibent 81 default linal
viii be entered up apainst her, for the fnD
amount Of plaintiff demand and costs.
Il e also ordered 81 the Court. that q
copy Of this order b inserted ID lie Yazob
City Wing. newspaper published ii 1azou
City, for SIX consecutive weeks.
THO. p. sLADE, Clerk
By GIB. BARNES, D. @.
@. D. GIBhs, Sol fof Plaintiff
July q, .ls4S. Gpr. fee So Dol Pot.
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bank Note TabIe. Corrected g9eekIy,

NEW.ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.
Adapted for Rasoo CHI JlafE<k
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We are aulhofizad lo announce IonN W.
FU66h. aB 3 candidate iof tie Office 81 siit
OF Yaaoo county atihenex, election
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NOTICE.

NJ q ION.
1T tile last June Term Of the Probate
- Court of Yazoo county, letters Of Adj
ministrauon was granted to the undeTsignf
ed on the Estate Of Valentine M. Subletts
late Of said county, decd. Persons indebt-
ed to said estate are requested to make
Immediate payment, and all persons having
claims against said estate will present them
properly authenticated within the time pre-.
scribed BY law, or they viii be forever bar
red.
N. g. NYE, Admr
Yazno city. July 5. 1913 52-lf.
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- NltAAN9@t AZ - = -
Ya1oD Ciiys July i l863 IL
Rtisons sn4aiIlng fos any of The above letter
vii please sag hey afe adgeHsssa
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st Louis Family Flour.
ETr tbia. ionr shipped from 81. Louis on
llie 26ih alt. and ground since The
ooh same month. $1,000 Ibs Bacon, hog
round, received same time, iol sale BIZ
-s-s,sf FUCUA 81 WILSON.
Lower Landing.
4azoo ely Joly ls4s sa-if
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-06-27
MIR. CLAY AT HOME

The Western Christian Adyoc,,o
of the organs Of the Methodist Eui.n,o o'e
Church, is published weekly a, C,pc,n Dlal
Its editor has recently visited ke,,"aI
and from an interesting account oc !,
journey, we extract the FOLLOWING ! ~
very interesting paragraph coucen,n,. ". ~
great man Of The nation and his house93 10, 'Ii
A person who sees so many pews,
ms an Editors exchange list G.,,GgF .
could scarcely visit Lexington Mn"
making some enquiry concerning a.
land aud its proprietor. 1t happenol ],
our well tried friend, brother Bascor0 ,''
the long and intimate friend of Mr.. C'.'
Their acquaintance was formed vile, +
former travelled Danyille circui, in lsc
who by his powerful eloquence 49,.
reasoning, and overwhelming Scripiurs n
thorities, gave dea,hblow to tbe ,(
Arianism OF that country, which lhrca,o.'
to overrua Kentucky. Our Kind bo.,a
veyed us 10 Ashland but the nro,,.
was not at home. On hearing. hove.
of cur visit, We received mosl co,di.,
vItation TO dine AT Ashland, Of whi,L
awaited ourselves, aud spent three rJ
hours IN very pleasant chat with Gun y
entertainer, and three more aqrcs,r
hours we never spoui IN all our life. NJ
Clay Is sixiy-fiye years OF age, bat n, Il
pnss for fifty, and will, in all prolab,0,,
he well capable Of public business IN Z.
score pass over his head, If God spa,e
that long. His manners are as nlsi, +.
republican as they are genllemanlr !.
unaffected. The moral principle. moi.
INC honesty and conscientious fIelv j
his trust, seemed to us 10 have taken 4.
possession Of his mind, and We Ii
governs hts heart. He is now eloselc a,
gagged ia las duties as lawyer, and 4.
not forget his farm, hich is in admir-,
order. Ills huuse is PLAIN indeed and
Improvements around IL, consist no Of ~.
lawns, and rows Of shade trees plae,f} 4
his own hands, are in good taste and
complete keeping with his repub r,
principles aud manner Of life. And ,h,,
Mrs. Clay IS moro than = pa,lern-sls
an exact model Tor al tie hdle, ia a
land. She mluulely suporinlenls ag
hUrsuhoId affairs. Her little green hr..
, and collection Of flowers aud shrubs
most TASTY aud well selected BH 1
buttcr-ycs, her butter (for we "a,
OF ~ lis superior. From her lau,
Quoted under her eve, she sunps.
principal hotels nj Lexington asd !. Ia
small glory TO her, thar her son II
showed the other day, ,he sui wl.,l
|. moiher purchased for him wi,L tie au
OF her batter. Whether her frs n5us |
!, Lucfclia or not, VIE cannot saw. brHI
/, We ufe sure she deserves H. Tie ios.
> vi conversation were, moral, rclgipus
miscellaneous subjects aad we ge,c |
10 learn 10 oar satisfaction, That W. {
was Il frm believer ~ the Christian n
:. cion--ihat he reads BIS Bib, aa4 ,g.
!, cd, with his excellent lad. and family
!, Protestant Episcopal Ch4rch Is L,,r
: ton, and Frequently hear, Nsisca
other Churches.
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were their provisions, that, IN thai body'
they were laid upon ihe table, aud others
of milder character, proposing to close
the business of the Bank, were substituted
in their place. These recIted, as then
Foundation, what was, equally, but not so
ylaI,ngly untrue, to-wii that ''he Stock.
holders had SigRifcd their willingness TO
Suryr,,dcr their charter" The Stock
boldsrs had done no such thing, but had
expressly referred the whole matter to the
sovereign authority Of the Legislature,
and did but declare, that IL that body wish
cd il, they would throw no obstacle in ITS
way, but would conform to It's legislative
will. Our readers will readily perceive
/ that these mis-reciials, of the true state OF
/ the case, were but the meresl devices d
throwing OH the Bank, the responsibility
+ of its own destruction, and Of creeping ou
Of the bold position of hostility TO these IN
sii,uiions, which the party had taken be
fore the people, aud which they had neiihe
the courage to maintain nor the manlInes
TO abandon. We need not invite you
attention to the deplorahlc consequence
of the community, II either Sc, of resolu
tons had received the assent OF The Leg
islature. The responsibility OF these con
, sequences mast, IN truth, have rested O
the body and how any man could lrn
, assistance 10 an act which must have con
! pleled the cup of misery and heggary 70
! thousands, is what can be learned, only b
watching the balelul blight Of party rar
, cor on the charities of the heart.
ITO be coniiaLed.)
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-06-27
TIE MARRIAGE QUESTION

The Old School General Assembly
the Presbyterian Church have reIst'e'
the question of the Iawfulness Of narrag'
TO deceased wile's sister, TO conlola
tee, with instructions 10 Inquire "liespg.
any alteration is necessary on lhls pVa"
in the Confession Of Faith, snd 4 81 "
report an amended form TO the next oep'
cral Assembly, 10 be submitted TO fFes9'
tcrics for their decision.
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rus COMET GRAzrp ruG 81

TUE COMET CRAZEp TIE Sry.
Such is tie report Of u. Aese q,
PARIS, IT. y measure condunll tie cst
laiioas Of the Philadelphia Dh.ee7-r
which says the Comet was 10 caa'se, 81
the sta on the 23d February, 1s h
Inquirer of Thursday publishes . l'ar
ton, BY Mr.. " Il. ll,ll, II Argos a.,.
d the recent Come. /, af;r4fs, agca
ing TO the French astronomers. tlu d
Comet only grazed Tie SON, aad % i
l.ofi'lnn Times Of the 18th iptj, Eoe
states tina, he found 10 irpsnbif q,
w. one 10 which the Comet wesli hl
TO suike The Sun 40 a direction -,sa
ouc-,hIfd Of the way 10 the cca!rC. r
ting Oh .ho Authorizes together. i voa
seem clear thai the Comet either ba
sun OF grnzed us surface. Either eJs
Is strange enough. Truth Is soneua
stranger lhan fiction
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-06-27

Rotary Knitting Leon - Mr.. irusn
French, Of Springfield, Conn, has a''
much labor arn. study, invented r.acna
which knils Stockings AID Hosiery ct
kinds, Of perfect shape, without scan
blemish. with rapidly and cheape'
hthcriounpatalloIed. Each machine y
Mr.. Geo. Dartacoii, Of Boston MI bra
one sock pr hasy. while enc girl eau COS
Is tend tea machines, and fire huadrta M
chino, uay lie driven by one horse poser
Rev. John PIerpou, declares It The grsh
est mechanical invention Of the age 10
like the clumsy ond cnmbrogs siocAld'
machines of former DAYS, Il welghs ~
three pounds, and may be placed On 'b'
centrc.,able Of any lady's drawing roel.
('i'is pity our fashionable damses vaua
not buy one each, and do part ot !lel
practicing thereon. TO the relief o. ua
suffering pianos,) II will knit cotton
woollen, silk, or any fabric from the lloss'
to the coarscst.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-06-27

Gone erer me Taus.- The BafTalo Com.
mercIal Advertiser, states that ou Friday
last, man went over tho cataract, on the
Canadian side Of Niagara. He aas dfiy.
ing pair OF horses and had bscked Inlo
The River to get load Of sand somewhere
nearly opposite Navy Island when the cur.
rent bore oil the wagon and horses beyond
the eonirolof the driver towards he rapids
A person who witnessed the pcriious ST
uaiion, made on 10 canoe to intercept
them, but getting alarmed for his own
safety had to change his course and re-
turn again. One Of the horses exiricated
himself from the wagon, md swan in safe.
~ TO the shore, while his mate and the
driver were seen TO pitch from one shoot
to the other, until they both plunged into
the abyss below.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-06-27

SaOtc an June The Wcstmorclnnd In.
tellIsencer Of Friday published at Greens.
burg, Pa. says: "The weather has been
cold and wei in this region for several days
past; and Thursday morning, Tho lst in.
slant, brought severe frost. accompanied
by Eight shower of snow" They had
snow IN Buffalo, New York, on the same
morning, and a temperature 10 ma,ch.-
AT Albany the Thermometer fan ii some
exposures as low as ~, two degrees be.
low freezing.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-06-27

PoPery and i'osey'sm. S soon afler 81.
Johns Chapel, in Edinburg, was finished,
a wag passing by, and seeing the finely
painted windows over the altar, with tho
hgures OF tie twelve apostles represented
at fnl length on it, wrote underneath with
chalk" This is to give notice, that there
is purpose of marriage between The
Church OF EngIand aud the Church of
Rome. Another wag having observed
this, wrote under it, protest against
this marriage, the parties beng too near
akin
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singular Deafh.--The CINCINNATI Sun
Of tuesday says -" Some time last week
man was found on Deer Creek bridge.
dead IN singular position. II appears
The fellow had been stealing hogs through
the night and made off with then, safely
and was on his fourth voyage, but getting
weary had stopped TO rest. The feet If
the animal were tied with cord aud sune
over his head and MS he leaned on the rail.
Ings, ms IS supposed, the hog slipped over
the side choking the man 10 DEATH
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-06-27

Dream Interpreted. "A German Pfoc'
IN n dream, seeing three rats, one iai' IVY
other lean, aud tic third blind, scn' lor :
celebrated Bohemian gypsy, and demaoo'u
an explanation. The 8" iat iat,' sad W.
sorccrcss, is yop prime minister Wy
lean rat, your people and the blind ra''
YOURSELF. I
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-06-27

The Alexandria Gazette states lha'
Commodore Edwin c. Moore, OF The icy e.,
an Navy, is native of thai eits. ~
held aommission as Midshpmau y ~
u. s. Navy at the time he wns appoint
10 the command of thai Of Texas. nc j 7
said to bc an active, cntcrpfising, iu'cur
gent and brave officer, and always iSaO'
tanned high character
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-06-27

The Loco Focos (says the New York
Courlerl are certainly the most nnrcason-
able people in the world If they find fault
with the Wings Cor abusing their great
men; for il would be quite impossible for
us to be one hall as savage upon them as
the Loco Focos are themselves. When,
for instance, have We ever spoken 50 harsh
" of q prominent " democrat" as they
call themselves, as one Of their own pctted
politicians Is spoken Of in the following
resolutions adopted by great meeting OF
the democracy recently held ia West
moreland County, Pa fauS thing strong
or than this l. required, We don't see where
IT is To- H. looked for. There Is nothing
homeopathic 10 his practice
RFsoivEn. That we hold DAVID 4 Porter 10
be both morally and politically corrupt and dis
honest and with the honorable men Of ais par.
ties. lie - not only totally dead bal hkc Israrus
Of old, by this time be- si.nkeih
REsoIvEp. Thal DAVID 4 Porter In his Iste
aIIemp, TO be,TAy tho Democrats party of Pran.
sylyznia iaio tie hands Of john Tyler hes tni.
taken his unparalleled impudyucn for rupagiog
wisdom, and the afdor with which they tasiaxed
upon hun thsir misplaced c0bfdrnce. a. a ser4lto
willingness 10 place Themselves auder 81. airta
tinn--a measuring of honor and patriotism Of
the frccmen Of PennFyiyanil b. tho black snl
misereant heart that iahaGi,a tho breast or D. ytl
RorrENuoCsE Porter.
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ITO be continsed.)


Serere Retori.-The Boston Post asks
-" How can any body expect the people
Of the United States to prefer Henry Clay
to such men as Buchanan, Calhoun, Van
Buren,, Johnson and Benton !"
TO which Prentice Of tho Louisville
Journal, replies: I'VE expect them 10
prefer him TO Buchanan, because they
have no fancy for man who has made IT
his boast thu, he never had o drop OF de-
mocra,c blood in his veins: we expect
them TO prefer him TO MIR. Calhoun, be-
cause they have no liking for treason; we
expec, them to prefer him to Van Buren,,
because they have no taste for negro sui
frage and negro testimony: we expect
them TO prefer hum to Col. johnson, be.
cause they have no taste for practical
amalgamation and we expect them IL
prefer him TO Col. Benton, because they
have no very exalted opinion of stealing.
We think NC have moi mistaken the
peoples tastes and sentiments. five have
they will let Us know II at the polls.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-28

IIEutvN'S {. UGu CANDY - his agreeable arti
- Gle prc21 ed ~ Wiilml Brown, a Thorough che
mist an rtthtyI druggist az the C"tter ui Washing
Ton aud Ela streets, T. d tldtd'y the mOt pleasant
heal, hfJ aud effective c,mp and IN our maikettoi
the r.cf and eufe of the dIstlV aud dangetou
crrehs whi,h prevail among ~ va IN" wintrr munths
IL H. uttcly ptrpa I'd aud highly tdrHtcd with ap
proved ca pettGi,ut. - a. Ia auotd ustlht rehei q
the rtatet tgans utt"C throat Wubnu producing, -
Is too ufi ~ tha case with cen les, uusrhinG hud
trittrriuus effect upon tht .tumarh Having nut"f.
tuuatel, bee y cumptll' To- use 'vcra tunes rim
conpr o. ytats We have found u both gratt tni ant
usetui, aut can confidently recommend ~ To oii
friend. II imes.
y. a.. RrcarrtIl to observe the sienntrrcof Wm
Ffowu uu the dite top, tbee htiuR stGl counter
te arirl- ~ the matAet raii tot lfuwn's Cumpnund
lonrstt candy t'edicJtei. The above " fut sale t
this town o., 4. J. TAILOR. n q q iiNXARr. N2J
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-28
Sselara!i1sa's lNOti:c.

V1NII Il subscriber gives public notice that
n he has been appointed by the Hon.
Court of Probate of the town of Ports
mouth, guardian Of the property and interest
ot Polcg Tallman, minor within the age
of fourteen years. son of Henry Tallmau,
ESQ, of Bath in the County of Lincoln aud
State Of Maine, in and to said minors right
OF reversion in three several farms one OF
which il situate in Portsmouth aforesaid: the
other Two farms are situate III Mlddletown,
in the county of Newport aforsaId, and has
given bond according TO law, and he here
by calls upon all persons having demands
against said Peleg 1allman to exhibit the
same to him within siS months from the
date hereof, and those indebted 10 make im'
mediate payment
SAMUEL CLARKE, Guardian.
Portsmouth, Nov 18th, lel3.-6w. %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-28
Rail Road Line TO Boston.
NEW ARR.A.N'G GEME.NT
Forthe .Ntmpot, Taunton, FaH- Rirer, ,and
.New BEDFORD

4 STAGE will continue to leave Newport
~ daily, Sundays excepted, at 81 o'clock,
A. NJ. and arrive IN Falrlver at l2 NJ; leave
FaIIriver at | o'clock and arrive in Taunton
at 81 o'clock The cars leave Taunton at
4 p. IN. and arrive in Boston at q o'clock.
Returning, the cars leave Boston daily
Sundays excepted, at Z O'Clock, A. NJ. and ar
rive in Taunton, ut 9 o'clock.--A stage VIII
leave Taunton at 9l O'Clock aud arrive in
Falriver at I2M.; leave Falriver at p. NJ.
and arrives IN Newport, at o'clock.
This stage iutersccts at Fallriver with the
New Bedford stage daily, and arrives IN New
Bedford al % O'clock p. III.
Returning, leave New Bedford daily, Sun
DAYS excepted, at 9 o'clock II. IN. arrive in
Fallriver at ~, leave Fallriver at ! o'clock
and arrives in Newport at 4.
Extra coaches furnished at all times or
reasonable terms.
RATES OF FARE.
From Newport to FalIriver, 81!
4. Taunton, SI,7'
d" 4" 4" New Bedford, Sly,
g" Boston, S2,7;
Wav fare in proportion.
Stage Book at Messrs Il Townscnd,s ant
at Ilassard's Hotels.
/ r. B. KINSLEY & Go. PROJECTORS.
/ Newport, Sept, l5 1872.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-28

sNOR couGus, COLDS, ASTHMA OR PnrHIs-
n IC, CONsuMPrioN, wHpoPiNG COT Ga,
aud all Pulmonary Affections aud Diseases ot
the Lungs, This is believed to be the most
popular and etlicaclous Medicine ever known
III America, for proof of which, he would re.
fer To- those who have It, and 10 the numcr-
ouS certificates OF physicians aud others at
tachcd to the inside wrapper to each bottle.
/ A distinguished physician says "he re-
yards II as a safe, convenient and rtry :Dicd-
cious Mrdlrinc.' another that 1t has justly ac'
qulrcd high reputation aud so far aS he can
learn has never disappointed the reasonable
expectations of those who have used II.
o. Be assured that II Is not genuine un
less one or both of the written signatures of
SAMPSON RErDor Wm. JoN'N CuTLER are
found attached to yellow label, on u blue
envelope. (AlI labels Of and after the date
OF Dec. 1889. will have the written signature
of Wm. Jun'n Curler) Prepared by REED
WING & CurLER, Formerly Lowe d Reed.
Wholesale Druggists, 81 Chatham street
Boston. aud sold 0y Druggists, Apolhccar,e'
aud country merchants generally. Pace oO
/ cents.
I For sale in Newport, by X. j. TAYLOR.
i Nov. is. 1873.