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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-11-18
large assortment Of
CIR CRERY, HaRD HARE 81 CUTLERY;
A Fla ne WI FOR SAL

N II N M w " Ia p n u 70
SITUATED in Coventry, four miles from Ham.
- mons Falls, and containing one whole lot of
10 acres of the best soil 40 of which are under
good improvement. II has on il good barn 40 fee,
square and convenient house for a small family.
The above farm is we'll walered and timbered and
will be sold on liberal terms.
FOR further particulars call on the subscriber who
lives al the Nauows Bridge.
ELI WENTWORTH.
Newport, May 81, 1874. 35TtC
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Gentlemen,

TT you are in want Of a new Coat or other articles
n of wearing apparel. you will find the articles YOU
want and at reasonable prices by calling at the store
of E. JEWETT s. co, Oct. ls14
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Gray'S Patent Horse Power.

TENHE subscriber takes this method to inform tho
n people of Caledonia County that he owns the
right of making, selling and using the above named
Horse Power in said County. This Horse Power
is considered the cheapest, most durable, and best
article of the kind now in use. They are manufic-
ured ut II. Paddock's Machine Shop and of his best
Iron. The rods which connect the gearing and
which form The bearings Cor the rollers, are all made
of cast steel, in fact every part of the machine is
made of the best materials nd in the most workman
like manner. WILLIAM CARTER, in.
REPERENcEs-Messrs f. & Il. Fairbanks & Co.
E. g. I. Fairbanks & Co. St. Johnsbury.
Huxham Paddock, do
Amasa Kasson, do
Jos. Hutchinson, do
Asa l.. French, do
Lindorlf Morris, do
Joseph Hancock, do
Joel r. Doe, Danvio,
A. S. Webster, Lyndon. ....-
st. Juhnsbury, Aug. 81, 1914. 9T0tf
N. b. The subscriber is the duly authorized A
gent for Orleans County for the sale of The above
named machines w. CARTER, in.
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STAGE. FARE REDUCED..

1.-TWO DOLLARS from Hanover to Nashua, via
IL Windsor and Claremont, jamestown, New
port and Henniker. Stage leaves Hanover after the
arrival of the northern stage, and arrives at Windsor
the same evening at o'cocki leaves the next morn
ing at halfpast A. and arrives in Nashua in season
for the last train Of cars for Lowell and Boston!
F.A. HUBBARD, Agent.
Hanover February 1874 343tf
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SVOOiem Goods, gestiugs. 90
ELAlN and damon black henver clo,b g..
< COATS, Englsh, German and Anrr,,',' . y%,
blue black, brown and invisible green Yd.1.rN'
Oxford mixed and black Cos7mcres, French r..
DO N new style for pants) several kinds D,c ,g.
satinrtls, extra sup black and blue blac. slj, ".
silk Velvet and othor yes:ings, cards ou,l h,r...
...... FULLER IDE & 20.
Lyndon, Oct. 9, 1874 g-e'r
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500 Rolls

DIAPER Hangngs, at prices from l2I to 45 cent,
4 just received and for sale by
Oct. 81 .sf.. L. JEWETT & co.
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New-YOrk Sole LcatTler,

ENOR sale by KITTREDGE & COLBY
Lyndon Oct /, ls44. 1851
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Hardware and Cutlery. ,

GWEEDS and cast Steel, tire, hoop and round l.
~ ron, spike s. nail Rods, shoe shape cutter Shoes,
'Shovels, manure Forks, MILL hand and wood Saws,
mill and hand saw Files wood and horse Rasps,
Butts and Screws, sad Irons brass head Shovels and
longs, coil and bed Rope,a large assortment Of
Knives and Forks, pocket, pen, bread, butcher and
Shoe Knives, Shears. Scissors, Razors, nail Ham
ners, timber scribes, screw Drivers, Jack Drawers,
gun Worms, steel and iron Squres, wood Rules, door,
pad, french, cupboard and chest Lccls door Latch
es, paint, white wash and sash Brushes, &c. Sc.
I5V8E $40 FULLER, IDE & CO.
Lyndon, Oct. /, 1874. ,r,,- 376tf
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that can be found in this section, comprising,
Rich, rep. Cashmere, cashmere d'Ecosse, Roumelia
Chusan. Lunetta, Muslin dc LANES, black gro de
Nap, gro dc SWISS synchaw and sarsnet Silks;
large and beautiful variety of Prints English md
French Ginghams; a large lot of Ladies' Cloak
Clohs-veTy cheap; bonnet Ribbons, black and white
web Laces, lace Edgings and Insertings, Fringes
plain and bugle Gimps Cambrics, Muslins and Bish-
op Lawn, Cravat Hdkis., linen cambria Hdkis white
and brown Linens, Gloves, Milts and Hosiery; table
Covers aud scotch Diaper; Shawls-Impe'ial. BaVa-
ran, DeLaine and Hghlandj super silk Velvet sat
in and valencia Veslings; Tailor's Trimmingsi Am
erican. English and German Broadclothsi black and
fancy Doeskin Cassmores and Satines; For Top
Coats-black and blue Pilot Cloth, plain IL Diamond
Beaver also castor Cloth most desirable article for
Surouts; brown and blcoched Sheengs cotton Yarn,
Batting Wadding and Wicking, Umbrellas; shoes
-childrens Shoes ladies Caters, Kid Slips and
walking Shoes, ladies' and gents. plain aud figured
Ruhbers. ALSO,
large assortment Of
CROCRERY, HgRD R.3RE 81 CUTLERY;
W. l. Goods and Groceries;
sup. Teas, Coffee and Tobacco; b BUFFALO ROBES,
Fur Caps, fur trimmed Caps, ladies MufIs; Iron and
Steel nail Plate, nail Rods, round and square rods
hoop Iron, &c; Lamp Oil, Paints, Dyo.stulIs SC.
The above, and other goods not enumerated they
will exchange for Frocking, Flannel and good Feet
ing; or sell very low for cash-or, on a credit.
Lyndon, Oct l. 1914. 3Y5tf
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GREAT BARGAINS In
ID Y O. o o ID S.
KiGtrcdgc a. Colby,

HAVING Just received their FALL and WIN
IL a TER GOODS, CON now offer to the Ladies
and gentlemen of Lyndon and vicinity, the most
complete assortment of '.a
Fashionable and Staple Dry
M Goods .. 2,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-03-22


0TOur Wing friends ii Lynn, Mss,
held large meeting 4 few days since, at
which D. G. Baker, ESQ. presided From the
proceedings published 10 the Essex County
Wing, We extract the following resolution:
Realized, That we are not only Faueuil
Hall Wings Massachusetts Wings but
out and out Clay Wings; that We 20 for lhe
"hiill Boy Of ihe Slashes; Z; at the same
time, we shall, as We ever have done, stick
10 Honest John 10 the last and s5a1 stronger
and stronger, until the rips in eur governs
ment are sesDed mp, and the currency Of the
nation. and the protection Of our industry,
are Pegged togeiheF IN Uorkmanlite man.
ner. We 60 for him because we have occa.
stoned him, and know him 10 Be master Of
the craft and in case Of ACCIDENT. o. a6-
sence Of the Boss, the Jours, will not get
the sack.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-03-22


pursuance Of q decFetal order Of the
superior Court Of Chancory, made in
certain cause wherein the President, Direc-
tors and Company Of The Planiers' Bank.
q The Stale Of Mississipni. wora camnlaip.
al'1' ala stephen p. Howell and others,
49, esleneanss. e Tie January Term,
'.neIsoi, g. =. 1874 as special commits
slons1 s. appointed Tor that purpose. viii. on
1uesday the 2ard day Of ApriI negt.
sell, g pubic auction, 70 the highest bidder.
y y, ihe lo"H q I azoo Ciiy, 10 front Of the
Commercial Bank Of Manchester. hetwsan
The hours Of % o'clock, a. M. aud osclseIez
r M. on credit of months. lbe folIow-
lng dsscribed property, lying and being il
the county Of fazo0 IN tho State Of Missis.
sppl, to wit:--Lof, No. 4, or section No. q.
and lots Nos. 4 and 5, of section No ~,
and the east half Of The north east nnarter
and the east aalfo Of the south east onar,er.
ot section No. z. all IN township No. Il.
1ange, NO west, containing ia all Ala a
ctes more OF less, and known as The Far
race. Also-ihe undivided moiety &c lo,s
N.'s. and 4 section No. 90, Townshin NJ.
-, range 2 wesis containing l59 6s-l00 !.
cIes and OF east half of north west nnar,e,
ana north east quarter, Of sec,ion 10. Town.
Il 81 n
snaP A, range west, contaiuina al Ia
iUO acres, and of east half of sonfh yes,
gaat'sF II anu south east quarter Of Section
e, township IA, range 2 west, cOplainino
~ @3.lOO acres and the appurlenaDces
.neFeto belonging. Also-iwelVe lots II said
1azoo City, known and designated An he
plai and plan of said Town. as lois Nos 10a
~, 2lS. 300. $50, los. IO6. I03. 95 1oI
Sao -, ana 29O Also-all that tract or narcei
q land lying and being ii said Yazoo con-,
tty, and described as follows. ~ .su.l- ...
vest quarter Of Section 90. the sontb ne,
quarter OF section 90, and all of that nar, ,,f
Lot NO. Q, N Section l9, lying east or =
lne dividing lots Nos. / and . con,;nnoJ
south to the Yazoo Rivor an of sb;e, ~.
described lands are in Township 10 r,"na 49,
: west, containing 455 acres. more a. Isss
Aiso' an the south east hf of south east orr
Of section ~, township I2, range Q wes1. in
1azoo county. The above described nrn- ).
perry VIII be sold te pay and discharge lbe
sum Of nineteen thousand and sevep1v s;~
dollars and City eight cents, win inieres,
a tne rate OTIS per cent. per annum. fr,,0
sns i0ln Gay Of January 1874 until Dsid-
BOND OF bonds. with good securitv viii
oe required from the purchaser Or puTchas-
ets. +. w QUACKENROSS.
YazOO City, March, 90, 1914. s7.4, IL
lPFs fee $l7 5Ol
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-03-22
ChancerK N0ffco


Of the State Of Mississippi, H'fIs Isas Ssules'
james James ". Barnett, complainant.
reuben Matthews, ct al, defentan,a
ron opening the matters &c ,b;s b;u
- and i appearing that The deysns,.s, .i,s -,
William 4. Sims, and the unknovp boir, or
John Glass, deceased, are not-inhabi,sn,. of -
this State, but reside peyond The limi,s
thereof, 50 thoi an ordinary process ~ ,biS
Court cannot be eSeculed on them I, =
therefore ordered that unless the said 5ae
PENDANTS appear before the CbancsIlo.9 80 !.
.he courtroom, in the town of JacEso0 ,I- =
ist Monday in june, next. and nlsaJ ,sIA ans. ne,
swer o. demur to the bill of cornnIaipt here
u, the several allegations thereof will be
taken for confessed, and such order and de-
cree made therein IS the Chancellor NAV
deem equitable and just. II is further or.
dered that copy Of this order to published
IN the fazoo Cit. Whig and Political Regis.
ter, once week for Two months sucees.
sively. l1 9u0'es-
Attest, n,voR o,4
1azOO City, March, %. 1874, s7.et
Prs fee SIS OOl
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-03-22

The Oakland county, Michigan, Clay
Club, advsrtises for building 70 Be put up
kbree thousand fssi square, o held their meet-
ings in- They have succeasiyely tried AZ
the large rooms in The town ST Pontiac, and
had g adjourn from one % snolher foF want
Of Foom. a coiemporary says they had not
heard lFom Maryland, either, when they ad-
vertiaed. We have no dOub. that when
the glorious news Of The Maryland victory IS
received a Pontiac, he dimensions Of the
building win Be increased
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-03-22
Excellent Advice.

The Raleigh Register for the 18th inst,
contains the following sensible paragraph.
We commend il to every true hearted CLAY
man in the country. It's advice should be
acted upon forthwith. Let each Wing. as
ho reads il, Tecollect two things-frst, that
delays are dangerOus-and, secondly, that
the AMERICAN WHIG, published in the
City Of Baltimore, is at once as cheap and
Elfinching an exponent Of Wing principles
as is 10 be found North, West, East or South.
its Gag is nailed to the mast head, and come
what may, there it shall remain, until HA-
RY OF THE WEST is elected, by the
suffrages Of the American people, TO the
presidential chair:-ARCr. Whig.
DUTY OF WHIGs.-The great political
campaign is now fairly opened, and every
whig should make il matter Of duty 10 sus-
tain the Press, and to increase the circula-
ton ofPapers and documents calculated to
enlighten the public mind in regard to the
principles Of the party. II requires but
comparatively little exertion to have free
circulation Of intelligence in every neigh
borhoOd. Let some jealous friend Of HEM
RY CLAY, 10 every Election precinct, de-
vote few hours 10 the work, BY calling up
on his neighbOr to unite in subscription
for some unhipching Wing paper, Those
who do not wish TO take a copy for them
selves, should be induced to contribute
their mite to pay for one or more copies for
free circulation Let them see to II, that
their County papers are FIRST cared for. as
there arc many local matters which affect
elections, that they, alone, can give due at
teniiOn 70.
Now is the most auspicious moment for
circulating the documents" when the pub.
lie mind is comparatively calm. When the
contest wakes warmer, mems minds viii be
made up, and those who have committed
themselves will neither be induced 70 heat
or read any advocacy Of principles.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-03-22
steamboat Collision.

We learn from the New Orleans Tropic
of the 18th inst, that the steamers Ameri-
can Eagle and Rainbow came in contact on
the morning Of the l4th about SIS miles
above that city. The Rainbow was bound
down and the American Eagle up. The
Rainbow, it appears, was rounding 10 and
the American Eagle standing across thsriver,
both boats making for a light that was on
shore, when the latter ran into the former
boar, striking her a little forward Of the boil
ers on the starboard side, tearing away her
guard as far aft as the wheel house, ripPins
up her hull within foot Of the waters edge,
carrying away her Ckimnsys, knocking down
the pilot house, disPlacing her boilers and
causing her connection pipes to burst, in
stantly killing John Williams deck hand
and scalding two deck passengers and three
negro irsmen badly. The steamer AmbaS-
sadOr soon hove in sight, and cOmming along
side Of the Rainbow, towed her to New
Orleans. The Tropic further states, that the
collision was purely accidental, and that no
blame attaches to either party.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-03-22
Club Meeting.

A regular meeting Of the Yazoo Cir
Clay Clnb was held in the Club room at the
Phoenix House, on Saturday the 10th inst.
James w. Barnett. Pres't., in the chair.
On motion the minutes Of the last meet
ing were read and received.
J. J. Hughes, Esq, offered the following
resolution which was adopted.
Resolved, That a committee Of Ave Be
appointed by the chair, to report 10 this
Club at as early period as possible, the
praclicability and propriety Of building in
Yazoo City, Club room, where the meet
ings of this Club can be held, AMI so con.
structed as to answer for other pablic pur-
poses, and that said Committee Be iustruc
ted 10 embrace in the report, pIah. and
the probable cost Of said building with a
project of the ways and means of erecting
the same.
The President appointed ]. J. Hughes,
r. p. Wilson, Geo. Hahn, J. o. Hunter,
and J.. H. Lawrence, said COMMITTED.
On motion Of Dr.. Mills, ir. il was
ResOlDed, That q called meeting of this
Club be held on saturday. the 3Othlnst., al
l2 O'Clock, M. and that VIM. r. Niles, Jas.
r. Burrus, Charles e. Mount and CSwles G.
Mead, Esqs,, be requested to address the
Club at said meeting.
On motion Of F ". Quackenboss Esq.
it was
ResoIped, That Capt ]. ]. Hughes, re-
ceive the thanks Of this Club, COT lhspoIile
lender Of his Gag, for the future use bf the
Club, and that Committee Of three Be aP-
pointed BY the chair. 10 procure aslftable
and substantial STAFF for the same, and that
the Flag be hoisted regularly on syeg day
Of The meeting Of the Club from sunise to
sunset.
The President appointed F. v. Qud ken
boss N. @. Blincoe and J. Lampkii said
committee.
On motiono Of james A. Stevens, Eq. Il
vas ResoIDed, That The proceedings q this
meeting Of the Club Be published e Tire
Kazoo City Whig
On mellon The Club adjourned
JAS w. BARNETT, PRRsf.
II. u WILSON, Sacsrv
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-03-22
The clay Club.

A meeting of the Clay Club was held al
the Club Room on Saturday night last, al
which time many went forward and signed
the Constitution. II will be seen BY the
proceedings, which We publish in to-day'a
paper, that a meeting Of the Club will be
held on Saturday, shs SOth ias., (tO-morrow
a week) at IL o'clock, NJ, when il is expect
ed that w. R. Miles, J. r. Burrus. Chas. E.
Mount aRd c. G. Mead, Esqs., viii address
the meeting. We hope eur friends in the
country will attend.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-03-22

Great Whig Meeting IN New York.
The Whigs Of the city 81 New Yerk had
a tremendous gathering on the evening Of
the 4th inst. The Broadway Tabernacle,
whore it was held, was, says the Courier and
Enquirer, ''crowdsd io its utmost capacity,
with the gallant enthusiastic friends Of the
eminent patriot and statesman HENRY CLAY.
Of Kentucky. Since the memorable visit Of
the Whig members Of Congress .. the same
place, 90 greatan assemblage has never been
gathered within the walls Of any building,
and the heartfelt enthusiasm which pervad-
ed and animated the vast crowd, as though
all were actuated ~ one impulse, gave glO-
rious prsssage Of the spirit with which the
great contest will be entered into and carried
on by those who lock 10 HENRY CLAY as the
only man who can rescue the country from
the grasp Of those, whose motto is ''rule OF
ruin"
The Clay Clubs from several Of the wards,
for whom seats had been reserved, entered
the hall with banners flying and music play
ing, amid the huzzas Of lhe crowd, and the
waving Of handkerch;sfs from the ladies' y ho
filled the galleries."
Dr. D. F. Bacon and Horace Greely, ESQ,
addressed the meeting in q bold and slequeni
manner. Several patriotic songs were sung,
and several national airs played, after which,
the vast assemblags dispersed, giving twelve
hearty cheers fer HARRY OF THE WEsT.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-03-22
TRUSTEF'S SAIF

virtue Of deed of trust, made and
executed on the seventh day Of Mach.
1888, by William Ferriday and Helen G.
Ferriday, bis wife, will as Trustee at the
request in writing of L. r. Marshall. Pres.
dent Of the Commercial Bank Of Natchez.
proceed to sell on Monday the 24th dav of
April next, between the hours of 10 and 4
O'Clock, at the door Of the Court House Of
the county of Adams in the Siale of Mlssis-
sippi, to The highest bidder for cash, all the
following described pieces, tracts aud par
GELS Of land, situate lying aud being 10 The
county Of Kazoc, inthe State Of Missssipn
and composing OF belonging 10 the Planta
ton known as the 1fadelg Plantation. y =
Wit:-Section Ne. 81, ia township No. II
in range No. /, east Of the survey Of Chine.
taw District. Also, all section. No. "a 81
same Township and range, except he eaat
half Of the southeast quarter of saia sect;or
Also, all sec. No. % Of same town,D 4. ranga
except the vest halfof the north west quar-
ter 81 said section; Also, The east half 81
the SCUM east quarter of section No. II. n
same township and range. Also, the east
half Of the north east quarter and ne. 80,
bali Of the south east quarter, aud the sonth
east half Of The vest half of the son,beas,
quarter Of section No. 90, Of same iowns5in s
and range. Also, the east half sc The so,.b
east quarter dissection No. so az same ,o,gn.
ship and range, containing IN The aooreoale s
2l20 acres more oT less--togelhe win III
the buildings, improvements and appnrten
auces belonging TO said Madely Plantation.
And such lille as IS in me vested bg he said
Deed Of Tresi, ! willmake o the purchaser
OF purchasers.
TH0S. HENDERSON. Trnsiee
Natchez, March, o, 1874 g7-4f
tPrs zee SO 50)
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-03-22
LnCO FOCn pRINCIPI.FS

Loeoiocoism rallies under the banner which
an indignant people have once trampled in
the dust. eMartin Van Bureh aud the Sub
Tresury; the purse and the sword in the
hands Of the Presidents no credit; no paper
money no Tariff; thirty millions =
year public expenses, and nething to pay /;
high salaries 70 Office holders, and low wages
10 labor0rs; standing army in time Of peace +;
negro testimony in the navy F; party servility
before public good in the selection Of public
officers and repeal and reputation Of pub
lie engagements and public liabilities"
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-03-22
HICKORY Clubs.

Il is truly amusing 70 see the sad predica.
ment into which the loeO's have fallen. In
the midst Of their dilemma, they have struck
upon new breeze, that is In some of the
States, they are forming Hickory Clubs'',
and calling upon the friends Of Dir. Van
Buren, throughout the Union to form SINH
lar Clubs. Now, if this is not one Of the
last cases Of absence of mind, we are mis-.
taken. What, form Hickory Clubs in honor
Of Van Buren! Il is truly ridiculous. We
would respectfully suggest to the friends q
Mr.. Van Buren, to organize Cabbage Clnhu.
as We have no doubt they would add much
70 his sinking cause. -ss..s
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-03-22
LAWs OF MIssISsIPPI.

a BILL entitled an act 70 extend the time 81
ihs collection Of taxes in this Sale.
BE 4 enacfed By he Legistaiure The STATE
of ,llissisSippi, That the Auditor Of Public ac-
counts shall not direct suit 10 be brough, on
the official bond Of any sheriff and tax cell
leclor, who shalt, on or before the irsl day
Of May next make full and anal sstllemsni
with said auditor, unless he shall IS ihere.
unto requested by one OF more Of lhe sirs-
ties Of such sheri2 and tax collector.
ind Be a further enaeIcd, That this aci
shall take effect fTom and alisr iis passage.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-03-22


Our Whig brethren Of Ohio are preparing
themselves for the fall campaign, ,-they are
bucklng on their armor for the contsst;-
they have already selected their candidate
for Governor, and we will venture to say that
a better selection could not have been made;
they have chosen as their candidate MoRDE-
GA BARTLEY, Esq, man Of the highest err
der Of talents, and man that will do honor
70 the cause Of the ePeople and republican
liberty. Well may the Wings Of Ohio be-
proud Of such champion. Mr.. Barley is
the warm friend Of Mr.. Clay, and better
and truer friend 10 whig principles is not 70
be found in the Union. To our whig friends
in Ohio, we would say, rally around the
Banner you have heisted, which is now ma
jessieally floating in the political breeze, and
a most glorious and brilliant victory awaits
you'll We feel confident that HENRY CLAY
and Mr.. BARTLRV WILL receive as large a ma
jorily as did the lamented Harrison. Up
then, Wings Of Ohio, and be doing, and let
your brethren in other States see that you
can again give a majority Of i.Osnty-fbree
thousand in 1914.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-03-22
seats Freeg

The New Orleans Picayune publishes no
tice which says, ''ths Rev. Isaac T. Hinton,
Of St. Louis, will preach in the BaPtis.
Church, ON Sunday, At II o'clock, A. M
Seats free." We never knew before that il
was necessary TO obtain ticket of admission
70 get into church or pay for seat in the
same. But we live TO learn.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-03-22
AD RTIs
Notfce.

F. w. QUAcKENBoss, Esq, into whose
hands have already been placed many Of the
accounts due US, and into whose hands we
shall place all, is duly authorized BY as to
make collection of the same, in whatever
manner by him may be deemed best. Per-
sons who owe US wishing 10 save unneces-
sary trouble and expense, will do 20 By call.
ing on Mr. Quackenboss and making settle
menl in some manner convenient to them
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-03-22
LIbrarY Association.

There willbe meeting Of the Association
held at the Library Room on Monday even
ing next, the a5th inst, at half past seven
o'clock, P M. A pnnclual attendance ol
the members is requested, az business ofim.
portance win be transacted.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-03-22
Kentnckr.

The Wings Of the Banner State have nom
mated WM, owsLEY, Esq, as candidate
for the efice Of Governors and We feel well
assured that his election is certain, ,--he is
man possessed of mind, tallent and manners,
thar win elicit Che warmest feelings Of she
people Of Kenlucky IN his favor.