The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-14

] jackson 90, W Boarman 90, VIM HOi
%, John O'Brien 90, Eaton OO,C PC
mings 90, N Coleman %. Al HAN 90
smith W, W Dahbs 90, Jas Hayden
Rogers 90, A + Cole no. j r. Bridges 90
Lusack 10, p 3 Dustin 90, B EdmPnds
John I'm = bigger 90, 4 Vance S 90, w a Tib
5 %, Merchant %, i Dyre 90, T JeF
nings ~, Motion 90, B Grafton 90,
tleu W, q Rogers 90, Bartlett (negro) 81
Jas Lewis 8 %, D Price 90. A Perkins S 90,
i " IL ghes 3 W, Calender 90, M Cenirain
co. Jas Sinclair 90, Lemual Ward 90. Fed.
Rosemire 90. Andrews Patterson 90. Fisher
90, Thos Ward 90, John @ Mears 90. w
McKinstry 90, SwariWout & Smith rs, More {
4 Smith Is 15s Robinson 90, MrsG Mark
ham 9 60, H Harrison 81. D Mcdonald 2 25,
~ Lamby %, H Hunter5 CO.
Persons tOrongfutlly .assessed.
Of Walker 10 90, A Jackson 8 90, w
Barnett 10 90, McElwee 90, N ToIar 10 90,
/ r Campbell 90, M Anderson 10 90, re
Hyatt 90, Maynurd 90, N & E O'ReiIIy &
co. 90, J ] Link 5 90, G Dixon 90. NC
Blincoe 90, II L sutton 90, 8 NJ Jos slim s.
9 Markham 90, amounting in all to G47i 20.
List Of Delinquent Tar Payers for 1871.
Thos Walton I23, VIM Potts 90, w g
Rasberry 3 rs, Greenup White rs, Thos Ward
so, Gift 933, R McIhOnny 90, nj An
ldeTson2 Is, Gcring 43 81, D Mcdonald Is,
} H MeaFs 90, ] B Horne 90, Anderson Fogg 5,
J G M Henderson 90. + Baldrdgo 5 co, A s Per-
kins 90, Ambrose Bull 5 90, John Hogan 90,
Geo EStrecher 90, G Mason 90, John Forrest
! 90, ] T Bridges 90, Alex. Smith 90, R w
Gardner 90, VIM Jones 90, Woods 90,
w L Lamby 90, g B Dixon ) 90, J Hanna s.
J James Young 90, Paul O'HarrO 90, M Hyland
90, Terana Trainer 90, Grafton 90, d
Barber co., P Netherland 90, Fred. Rosemire
5 co.
Persons sOrungfulIy Assessed
: VIM Nj Pinkard 87A, Danl JosyIn s 90, +
/ Amyx | l23, Jas White 90, w Dabbs 90.
= amounting in all to Sl95 50.
i List Of Delinquent Tar Payers for 1912.
& w G Raspberry IS, Greenup White S,
Ihos. Ward so, ] r Gift Sc cts, nj An.
derson Sc CTS, A Gering so, d Mcdonald
. 10, H Mears S, Thcrne S, Ealdridge
4 5, Perkins S, Ambrose Bull 8, George
d + Sirecher 8, G Mason 5, John Forrest 5,
i VIM Jones 5, ] H Gods 5, w L Lambey
j. 5, George r Dixon s. C Hanna S, Paul
lO'Hara 5, Terence Trainer S. b Grafton s,
D Fred Rosemire S, M Pease 10 81, Bate &
II Ware 5, Jas A Stevens 10 SO, James Par
i sons IS cts, FL Hayman refuses 10 paw adj
) valorum tax on slaves) So, Estate of " L
2 Richards Is So A Stillman 80, Robert &
Elias Fisher IS, N Perry 3, Retsey French
IS, Washington Elliot SO chs, r. G, Hyatt
= 10 90, Miss BOughan 90 E A Jackson
IL, Est E Head 3 10, D Walker. admins
traitor, "a so. S G Dyer 90, John O'Hunier
. 90, A Patterson 90, Thomas Matthe WIS
!. 5 90, A B Carson 90, VIM Fleming 90;
ad E Singleton 90, E Knowlton 90, John
Troy 90, q TLansdown5 90, A Y Foster
ne 5 90, w Leake 90, Samuel Shally S 90,
nd James Hayden 90, John Broeg 90. Phflip
as Clark 90, r d Philips s 90, Francis ShoIar
- S 90, A Blumensteihl 90, Wm Dreaming
I. 5 90, M c Blnco 90, Starke Blinco 5 90,
&c M w Wright 90, John Mcneil 5 90, Samp-
of son Pope 90, w Siler 90, John o Neal
e. 90, Charles o Neaf5-0O, Mr. Holman 90
n Mr. Brown (refuses to pay, being an alien)
ne 5 90, Mr. Jackson 90, James Kelly 90,
nd E Simpson 5 90, Willard 90, Thos.
y, ~ Thorn 5 90, w Dorsey 25 cas- Dorsey &
IN Wilson I SO, Jacob Jackson 5 90, Manson
ne Buford 90, Pompey Dillahunty co.
rs, Persons WrOngfuIly Assessed.
nd R Griffith 90, John McSwain 90, E.
,ffr J Simpson 90, John Mckee 90, amounts
in all TO $452 70.
The aH"unts assessed above against Mr. N
Perry and Mr. Sampson Pope, have since beer
paid, and the receipt Of the money is hereby &C
knOwledged.
-
I. cdr. w. Dorsey had previously paid The under
signed Sl8 36 on account Of his Taxes for tht
n year $40, FOR which amount be stands erroneous
= " charged in the above list. JAS. PENNY.
! Several proposals for repairing the Bridge, am
= Nam and Runnels Streets as per advertisement
we're received and read
! On motion Of SeIectman Barnett, il was
- kesolveds That the proposition Of Phillip Clark
U 70 40 the WofK as proposed by the Committee, b
90 accepted as the Lowest bid; provided said Clark
includes in bis proposition the Iunaber and wood
> work for the cutters. Ii said Clarke does no
contemplate the furnishing Of lumber and wood
work-the proposition Of H Jackson be accePfed
s as the next lowest; provided that neither Of The
% proPosers are to be pSid any thing better than
Q Corporation Scrip.
q Selectman Barnett offered the following reso-
( luton which was adopted.
: Resolved, That the Assessor and Collector DO
required to proceed forthwith and assess all pro-
Y perry and persons liable 10 taxation according tn
5 the Ordinances of the Town: and that he hand
Il copy Of his assessment to the Clerk in order that
% he may be charged with the same, and that tho
clerk file copy of the assessment.
+, Nv Barnett offered the following resolution
which was adopted:
Resolved BY the President and Selectmen That
the Clerk be authorised purchase for the use Of
the Corporation, such Books as may be necessary
IS 10 keep the and proceedings Of the Board
OF Selectmen, and that balance be forced on
a the old ones. Also, to transfer all the balances
from the old Books TO the new ones, in order that
= the confusion which has and exists in regard
to the affairs Of the Corporation may be remeded.
The account Of NJ Winn, Town Constable,
for 8t4 as, was, on motion, allowed
Is On motion Of w Fuqua, ii was
- Resolved, That the proposition Of ] Stevens,
4 to publish the proceedings Of the Board for one
year, for ono hundred dollars, Be accepted
q On motion, the Board adjourned.
: r.. EATON KEYS, Pres't
G. ScHNEBEr, Clerk.