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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25
VOL, EEI. no. I9s.

" New American Baking Oven sc. &c. /
am sure half ship load of this order of Yankee
Notions would pay splendid profit If shipped to
London or any port in the kingdom.
Another article is Trunks, You cannot get a
good convenient leather trunk in London. Their
solid leather portmanteaus" are OF good mate
rial and well made but small and inconvenient,
and will not stand the knocks like those made in
New-York. Besides, for trunk 80 inches long
and II inches square at the ends, of solid leather
you pay about S35. | have some trunks made
by Cattnach that have caused me much annoy
ancc. Gentlemen at the railroad stations and on
post coaches will stop and examine the trunks
with great care, and in number of cases have
been asked where such trunks could be had
These trunks cost about ST. each, and would
sell here quick for to 10 pounds sterling. I
would wager the trunks and traps they contain,
that they cannot be duplicated in London by an
English artizan
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25
WONDERS OF TIE HEAVENS.

WONDERS OF THE HEAVENS.--,Be;IIns a
w popular view Of Astronomy including !ull mus
non of the mechanism of the Heavens embracing the So
MOON and STARS, with descriptions OF The fLashis s
TloSs THr CALAxY OF MlKy WAY, THE ZopfAc LIGHT
AURORA BoREALIs, NosTHERS LIGHTS NET slErE Eoai Bi
ford Thick royal Quarto hands oney bound gilt extra u
LUSTRATED BY neay $50 colored engrayInss maps & Ti
ha Subscribers take pleasure announcing 10 the
that thev have purchased the Plates and G0PY-RlGHnl -
of the above sSt magnificent gork, and VIII nave rsau3 T m
delivery In rh. course the month"; an edition. Bo' ny
op sunsor pspes and in the best style which they pgrpos
selling TO SUBSCRIBERS ONLY at the very oT 5ss by
The Staenars Company Of Boston, was S2 The preset.
publishers conc ud put Ii at The estrsrney @ M
sos, nddu9l may be fnsOsd t? c2;an Iy Go v.
able book RObEhI 7. bl.Np - Y
No. Park Row, opposite the AstoF House ~ l.
NEw-YeRK, Sept %, 1913. 20
B-TT49eng Agents and others desi irous OF obtaining
subscribers 10 the beye work requested 70 call on OF ~
dress r. ?. B. & Co. Immediately. So oIlsee-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

The above is a fair specimen of the numerous
falseboods daily published by the supporters of
Mr.. VAN BuREN for the Presidency.
If it were not for the reduction of the Eng
lisl Tariff on our -four sc, we should have no
foreign sale at all for those articles ~ All the
flour sent to England within the last twelve
months is less than the average daily arrivals Of
breadstuf1s in this inland city. And the British
duty on American flour to-day more than 55 per
cent. on its value in Buffalo, and about twice as
high as our duty on most Of British manufactures
On good table butter imported from the United
States, the British Government imposes duty
of Is cents per pound, an impost of 300 per cent.
on its value in this market. This is a fair speci-
men of Loco Foco British Free Trade.
Buffalo Com.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25
Receipts of Produce down n. River-Nov. q

ALBANY, Nov. 23.-FlouR.-Ws have change
the market Of Yesterday we hear Of but few sales
There but little activity among buyersholder are hrn
The market ranges from 81 SO to 81 62 The receipts by
the Canal are large.
BurFAlo; Nov 22-The market has been canrassed for
Flxseed and 500 bbls picked 81 per bush
1000 bushels Of white Corn from the Wabash, was taken by
Lockport dster at II cents. Yellow is IN demand and
would bring AS without hesitation iul cargo oil
Chicago Wheat sold 73a Cents and the inquiry ior at
proved samples of Sanduky continues good but we know OF
only one invoice the market, which is held at ~ cents
Western Flour freely taken the quotations previously
noted 200 bbs Of Michigan, promscuous brands: sold at
g 63 ID 6bs Of other good brands brought So 6S per
barrel.
The weather clear ard boats still clearing for east
points
ALrov (Ill) M,RKEr--Pors-Between 500 and l,lo0
head of verv good hogs have been brought during the
week and pretty extensive contracts have been made the
delivery of others For hogs weighing us lbs 81 .9o per
cyt: 300 lbs u.s. 200 lbs, from - to S2,!2 IL
seems more than probable om the of the markets
abroad that higher than the above need not
during the present B.eA number OF b-ei Cate
have slaughtered packed and sent down the river IN
the course OF the present weekmos of it account OF
the Two dollars per hundred was the price paid or
those purchased in this city Wheat-Connues TO com
mand sixy-two and half per bushel in this city
fr years ago. Chicago afforded much better market Tor
This staple article tha Alton Now the case is reversed
BRIGHTON MARKET-N1onday, Nov. 90.
At Market 5000 Cattle, (about 1900 of which "ere Beei)
100 Stores, 5000 Sheep, and l42o Swine
PRrcEs.-BEEr CATrLE-We quote very small nnm
Der extra 25 SO; first quality 81 25 second quality
3 30 a 8 IS; third quality 30 a 3 25
BARRELIsG CArrLE.-Mess3 3 l2t; Mol > 62t; No2, 81
SroREs-Two year old SS l., three year old sll L.
SHEEP duli small! lots 6cc 75c, 92c 81 3S and 81 50
Wethers from % to S.
SwlaECiood lots TO pedde sovs, and SC for Bar
rows Ohio Shoats 81 35c for Sows, Il ltc for Bar
rows. Old Hogs from , to &c. AT retail, 4! 10 &c
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET-Nov %
BErvEs-sOo offered, including 100 left over from last
week Sales dull at 81 for inferior TO far quaes' Al
a !. for prime. 90 left over
Cows AND CALyE,.--25o in market Sales from 10 tos24
extras $50: springers 10 to SIS; Dry Cows . 50
Ho6s-95O Pennsy ylyania aud Western Sales extremely
dali at 81 A for inferior fair qualities; extra 4-525
sHsrrlsoo in market Sales i5c TO Sli; extras s.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

THE WHO'S AND THE WHO TARrFF.--The high Ia
rlit which was TO prove panacea for all ills, has, the
contrary proved curse to every laboring man has d-
pressed commerceloweed the price Of agricultural pro
ducsfo it for the reduction of the English 1a
riff sur pork beef cheese, SC. &C.. We should
have no foreign sale at all for those articles.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25
Part Two.
THE NEW MIRROR
LITERATURE AND THE FINE ARTS.
nnIrEp BY C. P. MORRIS AND y. PHYLLIS

LITERATURE AND THE FINE ARTS.
Es,IrEp BY G.. P. MORRIS AND y. P.w1lL1s.
IN MONTHLY PARTs-PART H. FOR DECEMBER.
Emjelllshed 1cith four Steel Engrarings.
list OF EMBELLISHMENTS OF THE
FARSPP fAi! sPlFaf R3F6AAEEhf a 4hE kFA9HfylNe. fA2f
MtuiRDER OF CLoUGH BY THE MANIAC FRANZ
WHY DON'T HE GOMEZ
., L,TERAFy eosrEsri Of + The PRESENT ''uAIsrR
WG Mariners rds @ s9% hS Ss5s s5sne OF Lsnie'e
They talk of Love IN Cottage, IN pW
She stood up in the meekness o her heart. lN.f W.
Man, Machine, (oy.C .Cync.)
The Secret SINGING
The Millionaire Sketch from Life u. P. w
Ths Origin 2fihe DimpIt, (by !hs late NJ: Locks IS W.
19 4 f S'is "
Slip.sloprsres of c9SrreSppHndsnee or! HsL tN; , W)
The Land Of Washington, "a song-G. P NJ
The Portrait Of Baeehqs aiken at an early age. iA w
rS,ala nGEssa1S o @ R5Pa5i 'j'
Light Vrryain, ( "a tale-N P,W)
Be quiet, do, II, call my motler
Difference OF Opinion, "a letter TO y P w
Stories of the South, ian extraS aganza.)
Proof ss'S Sheets Of Gran,z Maysls ; MeN,sO4 ; y,
slGsps,!!sIi Of 9T 9FFfs5?nGsaiG y + W"
The Midnight Bell BrAvnra from the opera 81 The Maid OF
A Thrilling Incident ofthe Alosrican Revolution
}niana orisaai ilIHerue1r Essers Of John Randolph
a Farewell TO PoeSy.
The Daughter of Beauty
Fragments from Manuscript Drama.
Byron Deahlove Ind Warning (tod the winter by lady
who had been Byron's intimate friend
The Light Of Faith, IAN aiesory)
To Lady met in an Omnibus
The MarshaPs w lie.
Blanch Beauiu, Ga tae-N. F. W.
Slp.slopperiss Of Corresponds. ce, ~. P. w
Here.aud.t .there-ities. (edltorla!)
The Man without Name, (feom the French OF Brthaud)
The Man oC Straw, (alocal sketch)
The American IN Pans
The Scholar to the Mistress.
TO Louisa on hearing her complain Of deafness.
4 gtra from the pen OF Mrs O5Sood;
The Last Hours Of John Randolph, tconG!uded -,
Oulline Sketch oi Rink the Composer, (Rich Wills
Tie Poet and Mandarin, "a Chinese story-N ?. W.
Lines 10 Fanny.
Sin slooperies Of Correspondence.
To allos Chickster of our Feather. tN.P " j: >-,,,
w. rbs lav present the public the SCI VI ". Il
~ PART of the New Miro. ltcontainS four 6sauaytt
ists press white paper in the beSt mannei
of the X art similar number Will De Issued
EVERY FOUR NEEhs -, .,r,
TFRMS-Three Dollars year, or y cents per SnSie Coiy
When the purchaser takes INTO onSderatloA ,e fud
and quantity OF the Literary Contents the number ana
of the Embellishments. and the superior manner IL & i.' M
work is produced he Will perceive that the Ne"
but an immense could authorize the great expense heee
Ssrily incurred IN its publication. ,,., :; ..
Ttless monthly parts may be had az the Puosleis
No,4 Ann srest, or Of the periodical agents ulo"s
| United States
MS ,h&s2t MORRIS. WILLIS & CO, Pn6llshers.
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

T c.. BOOTH Il co. al tie New-Yorh Cast
q. Tailoring Establishment 42 Ful,or-street, Broad
still continue TO take the lead in anu elsysnc
in the manufacture aud stye Of the Tious belong
ing gentleman's wardrobe
This superiority they enabled consequence,
OF the general adaptation OF h1 cash principle by the public
resulting from past experience that the credit system
y imposed heavy the prompt paving Customer to
supply the losses from that class OF the community which
must necessarily o excluded from this establishment By ad
strictly tile o4ss enables the bers
at a very great reduction from credit prices.
a men, who sS a,srn: the rne.
a, hs eanr.s one ne 81 ne M yaSou,
French Elastic Cashmere OF the choicest patterns io which
this establishment has become celebrated Strangers and
for and g sf y ana s
izing an exclusive cash house.
aSs IN Ga G 'f5 Bo6BTa G6 v sd
MN. Z. JENNINGS " CO Drapers and Tail.
w 23l Broadway American Hotel opposite the eoun
including Cloths, Cassmerss VestinGs &c al the
aud various styles
quick returns" which has elected liberal apatronase viii
te continued whilst arrangements such Will enab
A feature the establishment which must commend i, ,o
those requiring articles for immediate use, the addition
ments, Consisting Of Suteats Ffosks Dress Coats, psns
Ieons' Vests, 0fee Goats Travelling Froeks, Drsssins
choice selection of Silk and Satin scarfs, ya,s Hard
s S ses sc
Inducements TO purchasers. jyI3 stf
MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTH
1Vl ING.-GEORGE T. GREEN, Nos. no CHAT.
HAM.STREET and q BOWERY, will keep constantly
hand, full and complete assortment of MEMS BOYS
AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. Of all descriptions
made in the FASHIONABLE which he would
respectfully invite the attention Of those in want As he has
& ' By and has
services Of experienced Cutters he pledges himself TO
perfect satisfaction to all who may purchase.
". B.-Garnens made to order at The shortest nvtics
and ,ctth strict pulctudy. sl2 tFlu
DEADY MADE OVER-COATS, WINTER
Cloth over Coats Winter Frocks Sacks, Sc Also extra
and medium gu Atty Cloth Ccas for sale Broadway
ola isrf WM. r JENNINGS SEQ
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

o. Health, Quiet, and Comfort--The Ora,
ham House So Barclay ys,ree New orS profers advantage.
strangers stopping few days weeks the CITY, such
are rarely offered L Is eligbly located clean and
street very the business part the city, and in the
mediate vicinity Of the principal steamboat landings IL
aparmsn,s are convenient and neat While ITS table supie
with the best Vegetables and Fruit, that he procured
Guiding entirely Animal Food and timulants Of all kinds.
Charges moderate and effort made render Boardcr,
comfortable Shower Baths free. Remember s. Barclay.
Jy25 tf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

ROARDING---UNIT TEMPERANCE
HOUSE, at 81 Grsenwich street.-The house is large
families or single gentlemen On. p,ror the frs, floor
lodgings 81 per week Transient board shlmgs per day
Meals eguaily low. Please call and See ni ms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

A ANTED--By respectable young woman
with good reference, ss,uaton and ss,as,ress
chaincefwork waiting aud general housewok-YiliinS
asst in ~ashins and ironing Please apply No II Rose
n2s2 2,s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

WANTED--A place by colored girl as cham
w be.maid Good references. Apply l2,h
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

w AM ED--Piaces by girIswith the best City
resomU,eEdaiion. for COOKING 0, Housework Pksse
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

CWEDES IRON-lOO tons Swedes Iron, assort.
~ ed, now landing and for sale bv
us GRlNNELL. NliNTURN x CO. rs South,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

4 LADY wishes 10 obtain situation in school
~ or private family instruct in the usual Epslisn
branches with mre and Craving and paG.ins plain and
ornamental needle work. She would be willing 6evo,ea
portion Of her time sewing desired The satisfactory
sierencts Will b. given Salary object for the
Address $. King at this office n234t
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

COO REWARD.-StoIen on the night OF the
.OO22d instant, from the Merchants Hotel gold r11n.
heF Watch gold dial gold fob chain and sea J0hs
sooai Is years DID, full red face OF medium statue had on
da coat and crowned nat; has couEtr
man appearance with bundles under his ie calls
himself Wm Hall and halls from Trenton n. j. Thea39ys
:. DAVENPORT al Merchants Hotel or ia Wos,ingtoa
str pgt2
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

IANTED--A situation by good Protestant
COOK washer and Foner. with bssi City recornnsnds
70. S-S
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

w WANTED.- Capital wanted iE the SILK Busr-
NEss in the way OF rartne. partners by gentle.
man In the country long acquainted with business and
sR' or Of T. B. WAKEMAN. Esq Secretary Of the Amer
whom is e in written form. the outlines Of the proposed
!angenents. Mo 6w
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

CENTEEL BOARDING al Mrs CERES, No.
- q Courtland5 street Single married gentlemen can
be accommodated with excellent Board and comfortable
moderate terms Also tout n,ror and bedroom
on The sscond floor. furnished urfurnshej. nj. ims
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

WANTED--A place by very capable, steady
W waiter who lived year, in bis last place, to
which he refers. Apply at Los Madison nla s,e
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

BOARD IN BOND-STREET Board, with
~ pleasant rooma be obtained at56 Bondstrsa, t. rms
moderate
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

,CF Sylvanta Assoctation.-Ofkce No, q
Fine 81 third story Open from 10 20 l2 4 NJ Information
cheerfully given The Consultation given. j;;Gu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

GOAL! COAL AT 2l5 West.street corner Of
" franklin and corner OF Fifth and Lewis-streets-The
Broad Mountain, White and Grey Ash Goals broken egg,
stove aud Sizes douby screened and delivered free Of
Refinery 20 Leonard through the Dispatch Post
TO either Of the yards will receive immediate attention
nix I'm TYLEE & EAPES.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

WANTED-A place for housewotk, &c. by a
W woman with very GOOD City references Apply a, ,.
LauTsns ND no
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

{ INSEED OIL MANUFACTORY.-W
An e1per- need foreman for Linseed OH establishment
: idrsss Box ia Branch Pos. Office na Iys
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

WANIED--A situation by nice girl as cham.
" BERNARD washer, SC. or as nurse and "a, .Sx;- =
Good City references Apply at aSs Mott 81; M. as
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-03

IN The Circuit Court Of tie United States, for
The Southern District The Stale Of .iIis-rls
sissiPpi, 70 November Term, l843.
Baker, Johnson &. Co,
vs.. ais. plu. Il. "a.
J. G. Pickens, ct. al.
tKPY virtue Of the above stated writ to
- me directed, will expose to public
sale, in front of the Court House door of
Yazoo county, in the town of Benton, on
Monday, the 6tb day of November nert,
within the hours prescribed by law, to the
highest bidder, for cash, all of the right,
title and interest of the defendant, William
L. Pickens, in and to the following describ.
ed lands. to-wit: East half of Section %
Township IL, Range 2, east, containing
800 35-I00 acres more or less; the same
having been levied on as the property of the
defendant, William l.. Pickens, to satisf,
plaintiffs debt and costs.
A. MILLER, Marshal, S. D. M.
By w. L. BATE, d. M.
Oct.3, 1913. pr. fee 50 COY l3-5t.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-03
ChancerY NOfice.

Superior Court Of Chanceryl June Term,
Of the State Of Missisaippi,l A. D. 1913.
Galloway g. Henderson, conpIainanls,
No. 24O5, vs..
Boarman & Billow, defendants
.TTPON opening the matters of this Bill,
- and il appearing 70 the satisfaction Of
the Chancellor that the defendants, Charles
A. Billow and Joh1.A. Boarman, are not in
habitants of this Slate but reside beyond
the limits thereof so that the ordinary
process of this court cannot be executed
upon them,-It is therefore ordered, that
unless the said defendants appear before the
Chancellor at the court room in the town Of
Jackson, on the first Monday in December
next, and plead, answer or demur to the
bin Of complaint herein, the several allega-
tons thereof will be taken for confessed,
and such order and decree made Therein as
the Chancellor may deem equitable and just
1t is further ordered, that copytof this
order be published in the Yazoo City Whig
Eance a week for two months successfully.
Attest. r. i. DIXON, clerk.
i @. d. GIBBs. p. @.
| July %, ls43. 3-9t.
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Attachment Notice.

Thomas G Topper In Bolivar Circui. Court
VS.. January Term, l843.
Travis H. Reeves. Attachment for S58 90.
EN pursuance Of an order OF the Circuit
Court of Bolivar county at the above sta.
ted term, il appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
the court that the defendant is a non-resi-
dent of the State of Mississippi, Notice is
hereby gwen, that an attachment was issued
at the su Of the above named plaintiff
Thomas O. Topper, against the estate 81
the said Travis n. Reeves for the hpgn 81
Fifty. Eight Dollars, which aitachme1 IVA.
levied on the property Of said Travis n
Reevesi that said suit is still pending id th,
Circuit Court Of Bolivar county IN the STATE
Of Mississippi, and That, unless the defend
ant shall appear, give special bail and pIeae
on or before the Jfrss Monday Of OctoJei
merit, judgment will Be entered, and The es
ate so attached, will he sold.
/ lIesi. a. B. DODD, ClelE :
| August %, 1913. Ips fee SO SO Is
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-03
Carver, Washburn q Co.'S
foAlN STANDS for sale, by
~ j. H. CULLEN s. Co.
Yazoo city, Oct 6, lS43. I3-tf
NOTICE.


IN pursuance to an order and decree of
the Probate Court Of Yazoo county,
made atIhe September Tenn, 1913, shall
on Monday, the 18th day Of November next,
before the Court House door in the town of
Benton, as administrator of James Nj. Pease,
decd, offer for sale oRa credit of IL months,
the following lands, to.wit: The south half
of east half Of northeast quarter of section
20, of township 10, range west, (40 acres
and east half of northwest quarter and north
west quartet of northeast quarter and north
west quarter of southwest quarter OF section
80, of township / /, of range west, (l60-
l6-lO0ths acres. )--ALso the following lands
morigaged to ID. G. Moore, viz:-The west
half of northwest quarter, section 80, and
east half of southwest quarter, section %,
and east half of northwest quarter, and
northwest quarter OF northeast quarter, and
northwest quarter of southwest quarter, sec,
lion 30, township IL, range 2 west-ALso
west half OF southwest quarter, section %,
and east half of southeast quarter, section
q, township IL, range 2 wests And also
the following lands mortgaged to the Plant
ers' Bank:-The west balf of southwest
quarter, section 80, township IL, range l
west; east half of northeast quarter and
north half of southeast quarter, section %,
township IL, range 2 west; and east hall
southwest quarter and west half Of southeast
lquarter, section 80, township IL, range
west; except of the last eighth s acres ia
, ken off north side of the east half Of south
west quarter:--Al o 8 acres more taken,--
[See deed for more particular description.
) Also the following lands mortgaged to ths
Commercial Bank of Manchester, to witt
The north half Of west half of southwes
a quarter and east half Of southeast quarter
section d; and west half of northwest quar-
: ter and southeast quarter of northwest quar-
!. Aer, section %, township IL, range west
: Also the interest of the said James NJ
: Pease, in Lots Nos. 5 and 6, section l5
i township 10, range west; and all @
# lots /, 2 anda, section Is, township lC
4 range west; and an equal undivided hal
# of northeast quarter of section 10; and cas-
/. half of southeast quarter, section 3; an
- south half of east half of northwest quartz
,e section 10, township Q, range 4 west; we.
r half of southwest quarter, section 2, towI
ship 3, range west.-Also lots and 6
section 6, township IL, range2 west, I2I
Sl-l00th acres. And also the followif
lots in Yazoo City, Yazoo county, conveye
= in trust to Hyatt and Nesbitt, viz:--Lo
numbered IL and &c. Bond with approve
> security will be required of the purchaser
! JAMES w. BARNETT, Admir-.
- Oct 6, lS43. Pr fee $l4] 1885,.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-03
PUBLIC SCHOOL.
MR.. r. M. HoLLIsTER, Preceptor.
MRS. c. A. HOLLISTER, Preceptress.

Mr.. r. M. HoLLISTER, Preceptor.
MRS. c. A. HOLLISTER, Preceptress.
FTVHE citizens of Yazoo City. and vicinity
Il are respectfully informed that Semi
nary Of Learning will be opened on The first
Monday in November next, in which it is
contemplated to afford to students alt the
advantages requisit 70 the acquisition of a
thorough education. The year will be divid
ed into terms of 12 weeks or months each,
Bills of tuition will be considered due, and
payments expected at the close of each term.
Students from the country can be accommo-
dated with board either with the teachers or
in private families, on very moderate terms.
Prices of tuition will be as follows, viz:
For Reading, Orthography, Writing,
and Arethmatic, (per term) 81 so
For Geography, English Grammar
and u. s. History, 8 90
Fer higher branches of English Lit
eTature, 10 so
For Needle-Work, Drawing, &C.,
Languages and Mathematics, 10 90
Yszoo city, Oct 6, 1913. 1866
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NOTICE.

Thomas Kearney, admin YAzoo CIRCUIT
isua'or de bons non of COURT sitting as
the Estate oflsaac Cald- a court Of chan
we'll deed complainant. Gerry May Term,
vs.. 1913.
Seth G. Palmer, ct al.
~ TPON opening the matters in the Bill Of
u complaint ii ihis.case, and having been
proven 10 the satisfaction Of the court, that
Alexander McKeiVer resides beyond the
Jurisdiction of the State of Mississippi -
# is therefore considered by the court, that
unless the said defendant, Alexander Nc
Keiver, appear here, in proper person or by
some Attorney Of this court, on the first
day of the next term hereof, and. answer,
plead or demur to the compIainant's Bill,
the several allegations therein will be taken
for confessed as to him, and the matters
thereof decreed against him.
1t is also considered by the court, that a
copy of the foregoing order be inserted in
the Yazoo City Wing, newspaper publish
ed in Yazoo city, for the term of two months.
THO. P. SLADE, clerk,
By GIB. BARNES, D. c.
N. G. g. S. e. Nye, Soils for complainant
Aug. II, l843. (Pr. fee SID 5-9t