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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-03
The state of mississippi PROBATE COURT,
V,,oo (,,,,N-r,t Ion Varr, IQt2

The state of mississippi PROBATE CoURr,
YAzoo COUNTY, s Jan. Term, l843.
TN pursuance Of an order and decree Of
n the Probate Court of YazoO county. en-
tered up at the January Term, 1913, ofsaid
court, upon the hearing of the petition filed
by me as Administrator of Israel G.. Griffin,
decd, praying the sale Of the following lands
for the payment of debts, viz: the west half
of southwest quarter Of Section ID, Town
ship 10, Range 3, west, lying and being in
YazoO county.-ALSO, the east half north.
westquarter and east half of southwest quar-
ter of Section II, Township 81, Range 6,
west, lying and being in Coahoma county,
Mississippi. shall offer for sale, at the
Court House door in the town of Benton,
Yazoo county, on Monday, the Ord day OF
April next, the above described lands, on
credit Of - months: bond with approved
security will be required of the purchaser
ROB'T H. CAGE, Admir-.
Feb. 8, 1913. TPr. fee Sl51 3O-7t.
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uscriPt, or they will be inserted till forbid and
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accompanied with the CASH or they will not
be inserted
Announcing candidates for Office will he e5
for county offices, $40 for state ofices-in ad-
vance.
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Individual interest, will be charged as advertise
ments and must be paid for in advance.
For advertising Citations from the Probate
Court to persons interested to come forward and
show cause why an order of sale should not be
granted, IL dollars, to be paid for in ADVANCE.
For advertising Orders granted by the Probate
Court tor the sale Of property, Is dollars to be
paid for in ADVANCE.
For advertising Chancery Notices to non-resi-
dents, 10 dollars each. to be paid for in ADVANCE.
For advertising Petitions for Dover, from 10 to
Is dollars, to be paid for in ADVANCE
For advertising Notice of Letters Of Admins
traitor, dollars, to be paid for in ADVANCE.
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tlemont by Administrators, dollars, to be paid
for in ADVANCE.
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established in Natchez, VickBburo, JacLse,
Grand Gulf and elsewhere in this State. ncsIoa
dGcton will Be made from them in snv 80.
whatpver.
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new GROCERIES, &C.

a NEW and fresh supply Of GROCERIES,
- justreceived per Maid of Arkansas, viz:
10 hhds prime Sugar,
IS bbls Molasses,
% sacks green Hava. Coffee,
10 do Rio do
tierces new Carolina Rice,
10 kits No. Mackerel,
10 do No. 2 do
10 kegs new Goshen Butter,
kegs Western Res. do
% boxes Goshen Cheese,
10 cases superior Pickles, (assorted.)
% boxes Lemon Syrup,
10 do Table CIaret,
10 dozen Champagne Cider,
CaisuP and Pepper Sauce, complete as-
soTtment.
DRENNING g. CLARKE
fazoo City, Oct. Id, 1912. l4-tf
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National Magazine
LITERATURE, ART and FASHION.
Graham's Lady's and Gentle
mans Magazine.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1913.
EUIIURS:
GORGE R. GRAHAM & R. W. GRIsWoLD.

hEG ULAh CONTRIBUTORS
I. FENNIMORE COOPER, RlCH'D H. DANA,
WIN. CULLEN BRYANT, H. w. LONGFEL-
Low, 7. c. GRATTAN, CHS. F. HOFFMAN,
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TERMS:
One Dollar and Fifty Cents Year, or Fire Copi
for Fire Dollars.
River Plantation For Sale.

River Plantation For Sale.
MINE HUNDRED ACRES first choice
~ Yazoo Bottom LAND, well above any
overflow, in good shape, mile and three
quarters front on the river, $50 acres cleared
and 200 deadened, IS offered for sale at
price below any reasonable expectation
Credit given if wanted. Ten or fifteen
hands would also be sold with the Land, it
wanted.
Enquire of r. ABBEY,
Five miles from Yazoo City.
Nov Is, 1912. left
Columbus Democrat will copy FIVE times.
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NOTICE.

m ETTERS Of administration having been
n granted to the undersigned, at the De-
cember Term, 1912, Of the Probate Court
of Yazoo county, on the Estate of Seabon
Williams, deco, Notice is hereby given TO
all persons indebted to 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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NOVICE.

NOl lOEs
EXPECTING to be absent from home
~ and from the county, perhaps the whole
of the ensuing year, have appointed nv
brother, HENRY w. VICK, my Agent and
Attorney in fact, to transact every kind of
business and attend TO all Of my interests
for me during my absence.
GRAY ]. WICK.
Yazoo city, Dec. 80, 1912. 25-l4t.
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odsared him to his political friends "hs Demo
,cy has stood such tests as TO leave not doubt OF
- purity hs private character so pure, that
lander itself never dare assail it." Finally, would
,ser 10 the enthusiastic meetings in Crawford, Prebie
md Licking counties in Ohio, all which express =
,,ns preference for Van Buren,, 'the true and trea
.,rot, a man o. pure motives and unhendng 'ntesI,,
= firm his resolves and true in his trusts put a.
rs nisdce ourselves NJ ne find ourselves mistaken
! on, calculations and If should be overreiFu uy
NJ Conyenion)-we pledge ourselves most cordially
. 20 zealously for any other nominee u Tue
Convention be he Calhoun, Buchanan, or Cass, 'onn
soo &c We shall never sacrifice our principles LOT
onr preferences, our party from any naa. Ley Us
GU % Lsn The unity of the party in sight and We
al have no reason to despair OF ultimate triumph
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counts OF the present prospects of the Tobacco crop
Prince Edward, Buckingham, Cumberland, Charlotte
&c It gives, as the opinion of several gentlemen o.
Ftsylgania, ''that the planters have rarely before
ead greater for dependency at this season Our
trends from Campbell, Halifax, franklin, Bedford
&c, also join in The same cry 1t should be remem
oefed however, that country friends are generally
100 much in the habit of INDUCING in such complaints
~Ilhoot just cause"
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louisiana Election.

The n. Orleans Courier estimates the majority for
bosser (Dem) Moore (W in the 4h District a,
Has.a for Lafonrehe Interior! Joseph Nicholas,
Esq, s,aunch Democrat, has been elected member
The House of Representatives from the Parish of La.
'On'ehe INTERIOR hitherto the Wing strong hold in the
INTERIOR Of the State. This is, indeed something 10
Cow over. Poor Whggery ~. 0. Herald.
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sui 'the7e, Old THopsnnyf'-Tbe n. Y ork Courier
still building mp hopes OF MIR. Clay success upon
the sandy foundation of discussions. 1t declares
that Mr. " Buren, sis out Of The question that "the
whole party will De split up between Calhoun, Cass,
Buchanan and Johnson'-that "there is among them
bond of union and that, finding himself defeated
the Convention, MIR B. will direct 'al his efforts to
the nomination Of the Great Southron-but that
nedher Mr.. Calhoun, nor Johnson can secure the
ininlton-that "Gen Cass is, in fact, the only strong
man among their candidates bu, he is too pure to
cel.e nomination; and, even if nominated would be
deserted by the politician who could hope nothing from
his success; that in fact "never have ths prospects of
TIE Whs Party, and the of Mr. Clay, been
pafen'l, certain at this time. The Courier will
iY prove prophet if we may judge from present ap-
pearances NJ, V B. is we suspect, and from what
understand the least Of all the competitors but
most probably the strougest-yet it is certain, that he
wi! attempt defeat the nomination of any
man; Il. the Of the Convention should fall upon
Mr. Calhoun, Mr. Buchanan, or any other candidate,
he w cheerfully advise all his friends to support
The nominee The Courier sets out UroRg. He pre-
sumss, that not only will all the candidates oppose
each other but that they will control the members of
the Convention, and the People. But not So The
Masses will not suffer themselves to be governed by the
Candidates. A few friends may be dsappon,ed-They
may kick up and contribute TO destroy the very man
10 whom thew are de voed-but the overwhelming ma
orny Of the Republican Party ac,uated by principles,
and their interests, and dreadng Clay more
Than any of their own men, Will speak out IN all drec-
tons and compel the observance OF Union and "Order
as the first Law" The whole article in the Courier
shows, that Mr.. Clay would not have the slightest
prospect of success but from our decisions.
The last Baltimore Patriot puts forth similar calcu
ialion 10 the New York Courer-yet, according 10
him. the "Loco Focos will support, party, Martin
Van Buren-hut, with it's Southern branch of Nufiers
standing by, disappointed and dissatisfied" In the
mean time, "the Wings will be united as one man on
Henry Clay. Mr. Tyier's claims and pretensons
may be dismissed in word-they are ridiculous
judging from the past, we look forward with hope 10
the future, and entire confidence that the fourth Of
March, lS45. will be sgnalized all time, as the
happy day of the Inauguration of Henry Clay rs Pre-
sdent of the United Siates." So hopes the Patro,
So they all affect to hope, anticipating, all the time,
that all the schsm will be confined 10 own ranks
and cnunling their chickens before The eggs are
laid. But -fous Yerrons,
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The Raleigh Register publishes a correspondence
between Committee of Raleigh and Mr. Clay-In
winch, they call upon him to redeem the promise he
made las, year to visit North Carolna.-Mr. Clay
Ienews his promise-and Gays, he twill certainly per
form It in the course of the next Spring" He pays
On pment the merits of the North State, and
declares that she has other and higher titles TO hs)
friendly and respectful consideration than that, men
toned by you, of IL having been the frstto denounee
the paralleled treachery. which has marked the
career of the acting President of the United States
although that meriied denuncialion was the perfor-
nance Of high moral and pariosc duty"
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TIE Washington Correspondent of the Philadelphia
Mercury again al auit, when he says "lf you did
no delay for the o6cia! intelligence from New Hamp
shire Mr.. Richie, to open your hai.charged broad
cde upor The administration, pray tell US, frankly, #
wear pirate advices did not explain the projected
movsment 1t i. small special pleading, to prove that
The newspapers did furnish the intelligence until
.wo DAYS after your article, Mr. Richie, when perhaps
saeks before you had the whole plan, it bad been
coucoc,ed at the office Of the Enquirer, and only wait
no the Official stamp bazon 1t before the to-be
tonshed Democracy Not syllable of truth in the
whole suggestion Not only the plot not ''concoet
n q, the Office Of the Enquirer, but we did not even
Sa0ir IT, OF the intention to call out Legislative
sxpression OF opinion in favor of Mr.. Van Buren,.
The Sew Orleans "Daly Republican IS equally at
fault 50 far as we are concerned. We were not
prompted 10 say what we did in relation to Mr.. Ty-
Ter prospects by his growing popularity, but be-
cause one of his friends thrust article upon US
which compelled to define own position We
uniformly declared, all occasions, where we
had spoken upon the subject 10 MIR. Ty!ers few and
confidential friends, we'll to others, that it was
impossible for him the nomination, and that
he ought not to suffer himself think about i,-that
ne,r calculation about the friends of Van Buren, and
Ca.honn not being able TO agree in Convenlion-and,
therefore, that they would take Mr. Tyler for al
tsrnsNYe candidate, was visionary and unfouuded.--
Wst,y attempted TO wheede Mr.. Tyler, a. the
Wig press ntmates. We have given him his due
when be rendered The State some service. We were
wiling to support his administration only where hs
deserved it, bu. we never dreempt of pedgiRg our
selves 10 his election.
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HOYT A. CO.'S OFFICE.

Undsr the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Prg'nd
nRAWING OF Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 40 drawn snds
IL 4s 81 so 2 60 III ~ q "a IT,
Ticket Nos small prize of 500, IN the above, sent
out by HoYT & co.
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, lss:
az 10 81 66 IS 70 s. IL ~ q, 10 80 80 81 40.
Ticket, Nos ia 50 S. prize Of si15 The above, sent out
s., HUYT & co.
- CIT
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Msssrs. anderson Nunnaily. James .Funn0Hy and


TaKE notice. that the dispositions of Thomas b.
and others, Compiling Ioom "a the town Of
Farmve Friday Saturday The t end Fad days II Sep
cnber % hours OF sunrise and sunset Ct those
days evidence suit depending IN me CIR
cult Speror Court OF Cbnncey for Prince Edward
county on the Chancey side thereof in which suit plaintiff
and von ,re defendants NJ. X. FLlPPINS.
-uSv
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DoLLINGBRooK HOTEL FOR RENT OR LEasE-1his
ID sp endd estabshment-so we'll known to the Travelling
PIhc-wiIi be for Rent from the ls january
built especially for Public House, and has every con-
snce for such Attached the comm0dious
Brick stables which belong the estahii. hment
For situation IL surpassed; and person qualified
for The conducting Of such establishment this opportunity
offers great inducements Apply 10 -
ANDREW KEVAN.
p.,.r,h,rr J,lv OCH 1874 22-3t
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NrEDICAL NOTICE-Jbe undersigned would inform the
wi public especially his old friends that he has asocisfed
his SON DR. Francis Meaaer J with him In the practice nf
Medicine surgery and that they may be consulted at the
residence OF the undersigned Prince Edward Court
house.
This connection win enable the undersigned TO give more Of
his personal attention practice Of Medicine proper which
compelled rellnqush in measures until now
BY increasing Surgical dutes and the want Of
competent assistant -,
Re state that conGded TO the care OF MS son.
confidently recommend, well anahed ~ ms pro-
fesson-be engages personal attention ana aa1c
free OF charge whenever deemed necessary or desired
The Private Inrmary OF the undersigned Tor SUI
IN ooeation and be had IN his
immediate vicinity for Gentlemen aud Ladies from distance
'e " ~ ~ JOHN p. METTAUER, n. D.
p,u.. pa,..s n IT I,yv 9Th. 1873 .2-w2m
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF viRGINlA-This lnstitu-
Il op well well KNOWN again announced for the
benefit and information Of Christian Parens
The Diocesan School Virginia. Of decidedly
Institution Episcopal Church. but It's object and spirit
general m great purpose Is Chrisan Edneaon
and plan and organization provide the most substantial
and of learning commensurate indeed with
College cnnrseJ chief end yoath trained IN that
wisdom Of the Lord is the beginning -
end during four years, has hecn largely blessed Of
Heaven; and end The opportunity OF entering their
the ensuing session again offered Christian parents
The session win begin Monday end October and ter
inmate about the middle Of the Subsequent July
The charges recently arranged by the Trustees 10 be- for
each separate pupil per anuum, Sl75
And where Two Or more from the family, for
earh, lJ1
Payments every case, s4annualy in advance, LIST oco
Der and LIST March.
The number OF students in TO exceed rs.
The location OF institution is way advantageous,
beine within miles Of Alexandria, D. c. and adjoining the
Episcopal Theological Seminary of Virginia, and healthy,
beautiful nnrnce nearly 300 rot above the
Potomac
The age Of admission is in general a. limited number
however, received between 10 and Ia. Assurance of wony
character required and youth found
tbyand, after reasonable effort, ncnr,'sIa promptly re-
moved.
inquiry and application should be directed TO The
illogical Seminary alexandria, D. c. and addressed 10
REV. W. N. PENDLETON Rector.
I,v 22-snf
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lr FAR-A Far viii be held Ut Pole Green church, Han
49, ~ Tbmday the 9Th instant, which VIII be exposed
sale variety well as fancy ALSO
e,.am &c together with the subaHtia Of the table.
| Ride our and taste and see for yourselves.
l July Is S2-N
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n.nIpnr CONTENTS.

,ys have thrown into this paper variety OF articles
,,,nn,ity OF miscellaneous matters graces our last
,re. among them IS curious letter from Mr.. Hhea-
p ,h;.b nnsets the famous and beautiful account
80, be Dr. Robertson, the Historian, OF Charles the
snti-e exclusion from the world, when he abdca
90 ,ha throne Every schooboy has read this picture
. philosophical and religious sell den,ai-aao no"
N 10 BIZ overturned by the ltharie Spear OF fdct.
wba, reliance place on the truth OF History
"A, ,ar History (exclams WaiPole) knoao that 70 Oe
We well rec ollect the auecdoie OF SIR waiter
who when confined 10 the tower, undertook
h ,,,s the History of the Worid-and one day he
.s,,t violent quarrel under his wlndow-ana asking
,.,;c,l,rs first OF one turnkey, and then another,
" hey entered his apartment heard such con'raocto-
- .cconn,s of H. that he put down IN ms Preface
- b;,oso,hic,l rem,rk-that if he could not get
=, ~ ,,n,h Of transaction which had that mo-
man, ,s.sed under his window, and from witnesses
with whom he was acquainted, how conid ne expect 10
arrive al the truth OF events when had uansp"eu IN
the most dstant countries OF the earln aho a. Tue most
,sr,,,e periods of lime Ii was only Two nights ago.
la, 90 heard one OF the most Intelligent Frenchmen
~ bsve ever met with contend, that Robespierre was
one Of the ahlest and purest men, VINO hao arisen curing
.bs French Revolution,-We recommend the proceed
;n-s Of the Irish Repeal Association OF New orleans 20
the ate Of the discriminating reader-ano espe-
cs,y 10 Lord Moroeth, before he again undertakes TO
s,,ir7e the IRISH Ems grants TO the United States Inc
Agricultural articles the last page, giving The exPe
raeDls on "Bommers Manure are also entitled 10 the
readers attention.
On The lst page we have thrown an interesting art
&c on the National Convention attributed to the pen
Sas Wright, Esq. The Albany Argus, recommends
To the Democrats of New York-and says, that "the
Importance of selecting sound and wise delegations, anf
ofdonr 30 with single and honest purpose OF pro-
noting the welfare and harmony OF the Democratic
,ay cannot be too strongly impressed upon the m'ne
oievery Republican. Coming thus together, and con-
fang action the national objects of It's eonvoca-
ton have tear that the Convention will not Tulj
rsdec the Democratic sentiment OF the State, and wise
IL dispose of the delicate and interesting questions tina
m1v before it,.
We have gwen the same and second pages
variety of other articles which worthy OF notice
amung these copous extracts from the last Foreign
II supereroga,ory for TO recommend the extern
sye extracts of letters from England which we place
cadcr the Richmond Head. They comprize many
interesting facts-among them is a portrait OF DR.
Pusey and sketch of Lord Mcrpeh speech at Exeie
Hall
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WINSTON ROBINSON, C.

Tie parties 10 the foregoing will please take notice.
that have appointed Monday the at day Of August 1913 at
Charlotte Court house. for the purpose o carrying the said decree
into effect The par,iesae required attend 10 O'clock A.
~ prepared their papers. vouchers for settlement
of all the matters embraced in the said decree
JNO. MORTON, Commissioner.
INV as 23-wiW
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A y EXTRACT.-iS CHANCERY.-YiEoIsI,: Al n Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chancey for Charlotte county,
The sih day Of June, lsi3:
Lewis and Nancy NJ his wife, Barbary ID. Ant-
hews Smith, Robert Smith and Jane A. NJ. his wife,
Mary Smith, who infant aud sues by her next friend
Plaintiffs:
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EnREIGN COGREsPONDENCE.

We have been favored with series of letters from
young Vrginian, now in Great Brtain-with th'
privilege of making some extracts sIhey contain va
rety of facts touching the manners characters, ant
curiosities of England, which may be interesting L
our readers We publish the extracts in the order 0
their dates:
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81 have been permitted to have free access TO the
great BodIean Library, Of which you have so often
heard as the principal collection Of books and manu-
scripts in England Dr. Bandnel has been Librarian
since 1873 He of learning and yet of business
habits, active, prompt, and exceedingly courteous,
though he never far have been able to observe,
is seen to smile. The Library is only open 10 members