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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-30
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FE7UAT application will bc made at the
II next October Term Of the Honorable
Prohr,c Court of Bolivar county by the nm
dcrsgncd, Administrative, for The appnrlon-
men, to her Of Dover in The lands Of Thos.
J. Porter, deed, by pc,itioning said court
in the following form, to-wit:
To Hc Honorable Probate Court
Of B0iirar ccuniy, ia tie State
Of Mississippi, -Grccting;
THE petition OF Mary 4. Porter. WIDOW
and relic, of Thomas J. Porter, decd, res.
pccI!ully sacwcjh unto your Honor, tina, said
inrcsia,c departed this life seized and pos
FcssCd Of an undivided moiriv or tho FOL
lowing lands, to.wi': Lots Nos 81, -. .:
rnd rs Of Section 4, Township 81. Range
q, Wcs', containing 1913 acres; and scizec
and possessed &C the whole OF the following
dcscuJrd lands, io.wll: the south half o
Section 10, and The north half Of Section
-, Township -. Range g, West. contain
ing ca 4l.lDO acrcs. and Lot Noe Of Sec
ZION 10, Township 81, Range 2, West, con.
tanning l3 acres; lots 3 and OF Section
TO, Township 81. t1nge =, West. contain
ing 80 acres. AMI Lot 10 cf Section 10
Township g, Range g, West, containing L.
acres. and pjccc OF ground IN Section 4
Township 81, Range $, West, and within
Tic place called Victoria. and distinguished
in The plan Of said town as Lots 5, :, 3,
md :, fronting Dawson street on the ives
and Dawson street on the north. Aud tn
said Mary a. Porter having relnqushed th
provisions Of the VIII Of said decedant, an
elected 20 take her Dover in lieu thereo
prays that her Dover may be allotted TO h6
in said before described lands, and that 20,
Honorable Court may issue a writ drectC
10 tho Sheriff OF said county commando
him 10 summon five discreet ircehoIders
commissioners, connected with the par;i,
neither hy consaucunily or affinity, and 9
iigcly disjntcrcslcd, 10 Gllot and set off
melcs and bounds to your petitioner on
third part, according 70 quantity and qualil
Of al The said lands teHemcn's and hereC
tamcnts in said counry, aud to put your p
iitioner in possession or the same, and yu
petitioner, IS in duty bound, will ever pra
&c. MARY a. PORTER,
BY her AIRY James Il. Enloe
Jelly II. 1914. (pr fee S23) 4-6t.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-30

Edz0O Circuit Court SWHg as Court 81
Chanccry May Term, 1914.
James r. Robinson, complainant,
VS..
James W. Eskridgc, Ct al. defendanls.)
TEVIIIS day this cause came on to be heard
a and it being proved to the satisfaction
Of tho court. that William S. EskriGge,
George Eskr,dgc, Alexander Eskridge, Ely
nbeth Walls, James Vance Samuel X. Vance,
James Z. Grant, Charles w. Grant. Mary j..
Grant Martha A. Grant, Emalne NJ. Grant,
Slmnel r. Grant, James Q. Myers, David
Y. Myers, Harman Pease, John B. Pease, IT,,
Lauisa James Pease, John J. Swartwout and
William Roysler, are not citizens Of the
State Of Mississippi 1T is therefore con
sidered by the CONT, that unless the said
nonresident defendants appear here on OF
before the first day Of the next Term Of ibis
Court, and answer or demur TO the com
plainanDs Bill, the several allegations therein
will be taken for confessed as to them a.
the matters therein decreed, 1t is also or
derod by the court, that a copy Of this orde
be published in the YazoO City Wing,
newspaper published in the town Of Yazoc
city, Mississippi, for two months sncces
sively. THOS. P. SLADE, Crk.
BY GIB. BARNES, D. c.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-30
MOTH f..

a T the ensuing Aug. Term of the.Probate
IA Court Of Yazoo county, will, as Guar
dain for Joseph and AdeIine Martin, make
an annual settlement.
w. DORSEY, Guardian.
Yazoo city, July 5, 1914. 52-3t.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-30

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Akew, J. T.. Afford, John
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B ,yIan, Samuel II, Barrow, Mrs IA.
Bull, Henry lookout, B K.
b rborn, DR.. j. Busk, Henry
Buhngbame, r. T. Boyd, ms Jane
Banks, Winston Baytone, james
B1neye, DR.. &. d. IIi,moge, mrs. L. A.
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Chew, Dr Gnstus Cooper, Dr. Edward .
Collints, 5 muel P. Clash, DR.. John i.
Cheek, James .. Co.krum, John ID.
Clash, Albert II. Cook, tob't
Copeland, Wiliem II. Cullen, enlamin
Christian, James = Cage, mrs. lucy c.
Chapman, George Cayce, Z. b.
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Densre, Jaynes Duvall. William
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Flanagan, John Fraley, Martin
Fdulkuei, LEROY Faly, Sooman
Fugale, W. IL. Forrest. David
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Gentry, J. r. Graday, w. E.
Graves, W.
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Jones, A. s. johnson, Hardy W.
Jelly, Calvin Jones, Jared y.
Johnston, S. a. Johnson, J. I.
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Morris, D. s. Morgan, John
Mathews, Thomas MCCLELLAN, James IT,
NcCutcheu, Ionn II. Morris, Cha'les f.
Miller, Joel &. MCGOWAN, mrs. Elizabet
Miller, Joshua Marks, DR.. II.
Miller, mss Martha Morrell, mr.
Miller, w.
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Patterson, Andrew 5 Powell, John
Pichey + Puckett. mrs. Nancy
Pate, J. H Perkins, lessee
Puker, John.
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Russell, s. c. Reed, John
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: Shaw, James Sessions, w. D.
I Smith, Henry S. Street. John P.
= Stone, Horace F.. Swertwont, Ford & CO
, Sorrels, mrs. Sarah St John, DR..
Subfett, " Scott G. w.
smith, Michael Smith, P.
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d Thompson, r. n. Tal6crt, J. D.
i Tuyucr, w. B. Thomas, Z. c.
J., thompson, r. w. Tayler, Smith
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= Whitman, r. +. Wilson, mrs. Ann e.
z Wit, Geo,ge Walton, Rev. James
n Woodbridge, Pleasant Voolfolk, JOHN Fl.
1. Wood, d. w. w. Watts, Nathunal G.
~ Weeks, james A.
e Persons calling for either of the above letit
= will please say they advertised.
., R.EATON KEYS, P. NJ
10 July, 5, 1874. 52-3t
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-30
Abstract.

THIS Bit charge, that ono IgnOtius P.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-30
Notice.
The State Of mississippi, !
YAZOO COUNTY.

Yazoo Circuit Court sitting as Court q
Chanccry May Term, 1914.
James z. Robinson, complainant,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-10-11
AN Address
TIC GE3e EreeFseEG and Voters o.
NGrfE1 Carolina.

FELLow-CiT lens: We address Won on
Sta.es-a subject of momenl"us interest
one ~ hlch belongs to- tive whole c0unIrv
ana not TO party. such as our political
adverSaries have attempted 10 make it.
1t involves the peace, The happiness. and
the prosperity oftheSe United States; more
it lies as broad and deep as the fountains
of The Union, and grasps the destinies OF
millions yet unborn The subject has
been too much discussed TO offer you any
thing new; we can only attempt to talk ia
you Of facts and arguments already furnish
ed, in way so plain and natural as to
make them comprehensive to the under
standings Of al! men. With this pledge on
our part, we couture you, by that love
which you must bear 10 yo0r country'<
best welfare, to lend Ms all attentive ear.
We care not who, or what party. bro,
Hp this subject 10 the consideration of the
Senate and the people Of the United States.
nor what were the motives that prompted
ii; good and bad motives mingle in all
great political action we only look Ia the
subject itself, on its own merits, as it is ia
work areat or zoe to our country.
The question we present 10 you is moi
whether Mr.. Tyler's treaty ought, or ought
not. to have been ratified. The Senate oil
the United States, the proper constitutions
al tribunal, has put that matter TO rest
Many Senators who are the warmest
friends of remuneration among them Sen
ators Benton and Rives, voted against the
treaty. not because they were opposed TO
ITS object, bat because they objected to the
time, manner, and form Of the treaty.
we now present to your serious consider
alton the 'ndin question, the true CUES
tt0n: Shall Texas be re-annexed to the u
nIted States! That's not party question.
nor new question, but one which has
been heretofore and is now considered of
vast national concernment, is established
by the single fact that every Administration
of the Federal observation-disclosures
Jackson's. Van Buren's and Tvler's-
have during the last twenty years. been
endeavoring to re.annex Texas to the Uni
ted States.
Texas Is vast region of country. con-
lainIhg fran three to four hundred thousand
square miles six or seven times larger
man the State of North Carolina admit
led by all sides to have the finest land and
me most delightful climate in the world,
growing all the richest agricultural pro-
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and all its generations. Our duty is to
extend its empire and to continue its sue
cession. -s .zz=
LOUIS D. HENRY, Chairman.
Josiah @. Watson, James B. Shepard.
Weldon N. Edwards, George Whitfield.
Thos. N. Cameron: Thos. Bragg, Jr.;
Perrin Bnsbee, William White;
Charles Fisher. Alpheus Jones,
Gabriel Holmes. w. W. Whitaker,
Joseph Allison, Burton Craig, -
William r. Poole, John Hill z 80
Louis d. Wilson, CASTOR H. Wilder,
B. B. Smith, Will. w. Holden,
Democratic State Central Committe of
North Carolina.
RALEiGH. Oct. l, 1874.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-10-11

WINDOW SANHES---BLINDS and DCGRS.
TEVHE subscriber is agent for cne of the best
4 manufactures at the North and will receive
orders for the above named articles. which will be
boxed up and delivered OH board Of vessels in New
York at the LOWEST PRICES, and at short
notice Persons about to contract for buildings.
will find it to their interest to call and examine
prices before sending their orders abroad.
GUY G.. HOTCHKISS.
Sept 81, 1914. lily
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

Me-. Nrsx1ssEn.-An anus Nc incident ocou'rel
with n friend Of ours the other day. He was eSPechng
his mo,her in the evening train from baltimore anu IA
a good son repaired to the depot 10 meet her. h"a'a
dark day. AID rs the time ihe cars arf,''u' 4. ""'
- H. =, s,inruishinr the faces Of passengers A.
ha entered ore Of The cars. Il lady seated Ia 9 corner
addressed linn as =. father"-ihe VOICE was hls Ho'er :
and the title one which she always gave HIM wh'e al Ms
house among his children-sn. without hesitation, lie
,,rsy his arms round the lady's neck and Kissed Hef'
-, 80, .ren,emau pu.hed him gently aside. aud went
,h-on,h The same Ger -mony. THIS was very sVrahge' lie
,hough,. , man kissing his mother, Hardly lad the
though, passed his mind, when his seniabie mo he' came
s,rvsrd and kissed him. Very mueh emoa"as'eo' &c
- 80 -. Gentleman. " SIR. have made On ~egregious
hunder: lu, whose pardon shall | ask. yours or Ns
Isdy'sl" The meek reply was, Thee had better s'A
The l.dy's pardon. though / don't know who hsd TIE 't'
os y, bargain, ,hee or nv daughter"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
vyf,o are The Clay YIen!

C,xconbs and handles. and lo1fers and nibbleTs;
>h,vets and b~lacklcss, aud pedler> ard scrb3lcIs'
BankefS AMI 81 kcr and cunning builOonS;
Thieye, that steal millions, AID thieves that eal spoons
Pasca.i in unios. and Ia,oals IN rigs;
R,s,ais IN coaches, and begsars on nagsi
Ou,cke.s and d lctois. with Scalpels and s4uills;
Perfog.cr> aud lawyers. with green ba-s and bhs;
Sbyl cLs uufce liag. and dealers IN stocks:
S.ne d4sling fqe ladies'! in splendid six iFock'-
euch j.. Tho ctew that fr Heniy Clay bellows,
Always excep ins some very fine fellows.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
..T.c W.:ig Eeilc.

Tel. your flint neishbor Barnett, then prime, snap ana nash
Yea are loaded with Clay and your p.lnrgs DutA@s"'
Your Rife i crooked and STAINED IN the hleech
b. shooting AZ game which IS out OF ITS reach;
lis fock : ock. sui baIirI are il put togethei,
Is mouutlngS are mOonshine, Is TanTod i icaheii
AMI vhai is there IN II to - use public ie7tst
III. "a much ike a beautiful beast with Ing ears
rhat. m. ugh II comes braying abroad whp WIN n1"U
# the es 4 rel at al-'ts u HIN that's hehl.l
-. III. PERCUSSION.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

a correspondent Of The OAio Statesman, sings to
the Wings as follows. This music is not SO bad after ALL
S;s1f Same Gid Coon.
fsUGGESTCD BY THE LATE ELECTION AZ NEW ORLEANS
1UNE-' Sittin on a 5aiL"
CAS- walked out ~ de li.ht Oh de moon,
" a singing o5 Dis berry tune,
( CHANGED 10 SPY dat same old coon,
\ STUN on a rail" sc. OLD SoNG.
Fust ysrse-chuHe up
De uovs has cum fom New OIle5n,
Ard de Coons dey d,u't know XVI at II mean,
Dev fust tuln blue. ana i,n turn green,
And den 10 K mighty pale;
For " De same cid c0oa" did fail,
Md &c blacksmith a. hIs tail,
And &c brave pump->ucker IN his tTaH,
To shake lie cotton bale.
Number two jrqissimo,-whic mean berry lively
suixe in, NIassl Charley, strike IN
In Now Crlean long time lie stay,
But i>t Before de lection day,
lie mike short speech and sweet
10 Dc Coons al in de street,
And lef 'em al complete;
But wien at polls dey Try de heat,
LaGd-LauI-h,w dey was beat!
Ya1ha,ha Ten Nr Kelly 10 send up a bucket q
cider with several gould, for de company and a sun todd
Tor the mInStIcls.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
auncYicn I'D ireland.

BY n. : 5. ANDRos.
Men Of ireland Fom The graves
Where our Father sleep,
Comes 4 voice, like coming waves,
Sem and deep;
From the hillside and the valley,
Aud the m untain glen;-
IIearkeu f,l Il BIDS We ially,
In tic might of men
He1lken Thus is murmu swell
"SonS Of glorious >ire>
Dy the SHINES ye love 50 well,
BY yourIsrcs;
By youl mariyIed dad who slum5er,
Az, by home and hea,th,
Let no ivrants longer cumter
Thu, your g%,olning earth
& Stand erect, In ID name, stand,
Ouwlrl for the Right,
Heart 90 he IT 4 d hand 10 hand,
To Tie fight
Byw n moIr like driven cattle,
70 the : .xou lnid;
Onward ami in Freedoms battle,
God shall give yc ward,
Onward wherefore should We pause
Fear yc death may me
What * life when tesplt laws
Sake We dumb
What, when Hopes last link IS sundered ,
Whai oh. better far
Tint the ocean DER We Numbered.
That be what We are :"
Men Of Iollnf, Thus the graves
OF our Fathers ciy
Men, who rather than DC slaves,
J1yed T. die;
And theis MS. from hill and valley.
AID from m urtain sler,
Catch the song aud bill ye rally,
Ia tie might II men
Bid yc rally, like your @sires,
Strong TO 90 or die,
Till your Freedoms beacon fires
Gid yuur SKY.
God Is with ye-who sail falier'
Justice-who Withstand
Onward then for hearth and altar,
Right and native land
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
Farmers and Manufacturers.

The advocates Of protecting manufactures IN this c un'ry
defend mir position mainly on the Z o'nd Of building. up 4
81. home market iof poiuce. lhi', lie many oIhei lana
.a.lsa ssc,n.n ms Is made by the politicians, On the assumpt on
tbat many who have not he means Of testing It's iaIaoy
viii be deceived ~ its plauSibiitr. This, Ike al Snch
II. rus her,c \ fex facts The Parliamentary tables
e tn,Iua furnish IN regard t. Lane lshie the real mode o.
on. ation. which Is expressed rs follows;
Namfr If Mis- an Winchester. numier q spindle ana
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

F2TrFR N.rrHfw-A cores9.ndeacs Ia. r-certs
taken place b.i~een Fafh,r Mauh,w ana Gtnnsl. Aim
tom & Co. ri New York. owners - q London a. veil
IS a Liverpool line & Jacket .hips. ~ relation TO %. con-
'~empissd v.tto LIS oiy. They I'D han . free pa
sage in any ore Of iAei' ships 70 Ansrics. which he las
scesp'sd. and tas sign.he6 he in,-niion 20 make the Se,-
sas i '.n..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
srcech OF - Negro AboEi.ioni.t.

The Portland Argus contains a report OF a siee'A
made a, A late abolition convention he'd at Augusta Ne
by a Milton Clarke, a fugitive slave from LeNins'o'' ny
In he course Of his remarks he made tie following
disclosures;
pc was opposed 20 The United States Bank, because.
bv is sxIardii . the currency, il, increased ihe irlee 81
slaves. which made their masters watch them moe mar
routv. II had been a matter Of astonishment 70 some
,ha, the bank should have become bankrupt NAY Pc
ale cod NOT imagine what had become OF IT'S funds. lie
coud tel where some of them were lie Knew ten saNes
in Kentucky. who had been morigaged 10 the p'"N i''
$40 900 who had escaped into Caia ada. Here was 'e"
thousand dollars If the banks funds, about wien me-
had been 50 much speculation, walking about IN Canaaa
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
From fhc Rnsfon Post

"She Is seepius s%ouudly; angel hands have strown n
ground deep with snow. that the lghtest footsteps NAV I
l-hter yet. And the very buds arc dead, that they ma
not wake her. Where would be deaths uiumphs, ii nor
left 10 weep or every tea. By sorfowIug molta
on graves Ike this, some good Is bon-some gent
azure cOmes. In The d%e>toyeis step, there springs L
bright creations that defy his power, snd his calk pal
becomes q way Of light to Heaven"
Another tTge-anoiher,
Peals from The funeral bell;
4 gentle wife and mother
Hath whispered her farewell.
Another heart Is broken,
Love could Mt cherish here
AnO her requiem spoken
Another falling tear.
Weep on-weep on-nor stfe
The muImnrng Of griefj
4 tear, alfh)ugh a rife,
May brig the "eaTt relief.
II we're a vain cLtcaYor
To smile with c4lmucss now
When life hath fled forever
From thst beloved brow.
Weep on-weep on-and treasure
.he memory Of her,
Whose goodness without measure
MAY comfort minister.
Whose gentleness Of feeling,
VA Sc putty and love,
MOie tenieTly are stealing
In blessings fion above.
Weep on-wcep on-cmotion
Sincerely, deeply moved,
IS holy loves ievoti n,
By chastei Ing sorrow proved
And il will be forgiven,
BY him who heaieth prayer,
IT ggeying hearts have >tIiyen
Too fccbly with despair.
The wintry wind IS signing
Where We have smoo,hed her pillow
He Ialting breath Is dying,
With LIES ieccding billow.
And sadly, sadly sleepeth
The loved, the gentle-heartod,
While ionl remembrance keepeth,
Watch over the departed.
Put mluIncf, stay thy sorrow:
Sweet mOutuer. weep no more
Thy mother wakes Tomorrow
Upon the pint shore.
No longer weary, weary,
Of hfe's uncertain doom
N longer dieary, droary,
Within the lonely tomb.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

RI ,yjrg MT and Cold-some Of the high ''rifi
pauers are Boosting iha, a very large revenue has 's'ey
accrued from imporiations. II depends a'''sem'' ~
revenue from the customs 10 he large. These papers ~
therefore blowing hot aud cold IN the same hfea'h' ny
bo,suns a, one moment that the " wing tariff keeps on
foreign goods. and at the next that the inpo"srU"o
are,en goods is very extensive, and yields a large revenue
- L. 4 Safe Democrat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

.7cs o. .Nr. Clay Mr.. Clay Was born on the Izh r.
l777, ana vii consequently &c siriy-seyen wears
oa On ,he I2.h icy oFAf-a rsxr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

Voitaire says-"The punishment, Of q criminal shou'o &c
rss-vhsn Q man 10 hanged, he is coed for noinins
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

WouANts SEwtSs As>ociATIos.-ALRoclrs'er New
York. about thirty widows who make their hVlng h1
ulsIng tie needle. have formed q society," 10 lr1i''t
themselves from the Fepaciiy OF employers Hey hnNe
opened a shop FOR the sale Of their manufacture Which
has succeeded t, admiration. eFordIng plenty u work and
good prices, not only 10 themselves but 10 Others WHO
IRE 10; members Of tie society