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AIRS ROBINSON, from Elirnbe,h street. Fashionable
IfR Ces StRchef - Mercer street, fifth door above SsIns
street Tnieon and Embridcfrd Drr,st~ IAoe. French
Worked Cap.s, Collars, &c made tn ouk equal 20 new
Shaws Sis Merncs Table CDvor. SILK Hose, ceansd
n the best iui'
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ri OTICE-Mt. EDWARD SAVAGE is this day admitted
rs partner IN our firm The business Of Publishing and
BoOkseUg will he continued heretofore nhe
HUNTINGTON il SAVAGE,
January Isl lslj rIiO3wI g1s Pcar.st
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A ANrEu-A fcfpectshc BlafdcI ,mali fsmllT AZ
South ft-tkSp, within tr MINUTES wplS - toe Ferry
4 -sppelf. Young Man tom The CcunrT who DESTROYS
~ rngg wth private erre oyd 10 uios sGisabic Ad
m interview can bs hHa N
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OPARTNERSHIP-The subscriber, have this day enter.
- ed into copnnershp Tor the purpose of onsacnc
general y Goods Importing Iohbn- Business under
firm Of MANNING & PKlCHARD. and will occupy the
store No. 81 Beayer.strset. K II. MANNING.
ln1 I'm WM. II. PRICHARD.
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THE TRIBUNE


~
Tue WAIT: A COLLECTION or fosMs.
AWAIT, the which BY fortune came
Toon your seas. he claimed u property:
And yet nor hrs noS his N equity,
THE Faerie Queens.
c,nbndse: Published by Joha Owen. 1916.
Tho nature Of this book is intimated by its
MOTTO and fully explained by the graceful Pro-
.ns, Of Mr.. Longfcow who has collected and
arranged the poems. We must copy this
PRoEM
The day is done, and the darkness
Fails from The wigs of iNight,
As n feather is waited downward
From an eagle Ia lis flight.
see the lights of the village
CLEAN through the rain and the mist,
And feeling OF sadness comes DER Ina,
That my soul cannot resist;
Aiselng Of sadness and longing,
f. That Is not akin TO pain,
And resembles sorrow emily
As the mist resembles the rain.
Cone, read 10 me some poem,
Some simple and heartfelt lay,
That shall soo,hr this restless feeling,
And banish the thoughts OF day
No, from the grand old masters,
Not from tho bards sublime,
Whose distant footsteps echo
Through the corridors OF time,
For like strains of martial music,
Their mighty thoughts suggest
LIES endless Toll ana endeayor;
And tonight long for rest.
Read from some humber poet,
Whose songs gushed from his heart,
As showers from the clouds of summer,
Ofteurs from the eyslids start;
Who, through long days of labor,
And nights devoid Of ease,
Still beard in his soul the music
OF wonderful melodies.
CT Gown, L,y ~ IN ou;at
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NtJANTED.-A situation by YOUNG; WOMAN A.
w chaiBberpasd and water wask-f sod irotsF The
lest OF city rce;enee car % given Apply al y Hans a.
~ the sorr rs as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16

IAsNTED-lna llterary Institution da, iourpey isnm
w this CITY lutueferS--srrg'e nen-ee m the a.
aripeu, Mathematics. the other "a that Of Mce,a Ian
runees The hitter H,shs bis ersum@es x eouye
instruct DrlWias Address. post paid " 7. r az
Tribune ufhre. lfN.
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WANTED.

w stress, by yoans sco,eh WOMAN Nth GOOD rrcaIs
,s1asl.on f'"' he' las; paes EDquir- a; 30 W., sE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16
Her sins TO her SAVER.

Shall we be told by the critic that every ex-
preston in this poem is the plainest, most tren-
chant prose? We answer, it is not the less po-
EN-, admirable in its way. Il is street ballad, a
sob from the heart Of the people: ask them if it
is not as good poetry as what you Gull with care
from your Eddas or other collections of the an
o;or+ f;n,o
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-10-17
CoMMER1CTAT

During the past week our city has presented
an active and lively business appearance, unusual
for this season Of tbs year; ana low Stage 81 the
YazOo River Nevertheless our streets are thsone-
ed with srsngsrs and trading msn tou aRsin,d-,
riOr-ths latter appear 70 be we'll ssls6ed that
they can get as cheap bargains ii our city as they
gould were they to 80 abroad, without the add.
iiOnpl ffsight biHs, charges, etc which they
would uuavOidabIy and necessarily Be coInpeIled
to undergo in theiroutlaes Cotton continues 10
come in with unprecedented rapidity, and as stated
shove (the low stage Of our tiYer) shipments can
be made as cheap and Win as much despatch as
isOrdinarily The case At this ssasoh 81 chs ear. not
withdrawing the many ialss FspOrts put in circu-
lation to gp' our planning friends te divert sheif
attention from their accustomed shipping point,
fsom pure tlffsift md sssrindli motives. To
prove the above tEas, we will state to our planting
friends that We snow have plying fogdIarly between
our city and VicksbuFe, TwO, and THHEE times 1
weeks four'or five boats that carry ontyeach trips
from two h1pared and fifty to four hundred bales
Of cotton. Aside from these considerations, cotton
on an averages bears better price here than il does
in New Orleans (syerys thing considered aItho'
We would not5wish 70 convey the ideds that \ azoo
city isa better GOTTEN market thanang other place.
All We ask is, LET fe planter and interior trader
ealf on our CottOn buyers and produceahd dry good
merchantsand contrast the prices which they win
buy and sell at and those Of other places hlu-
bug'' is not our intention, af 81 s..
We give as an evidences, the sales, ofd7s4
bales, consisting Of SIS lots during this and
las. week--bp 10 Wednesday for which We
are indebted tS the industry Of our mel ghbor
Of the s Democrat 49, bales at g7ag g q 40
81 q 10 At 65ill at IA 10 at a :, l2at 7;s at
"a; 2 at7ti at5A, 4 Al 64s 3 at 7; a At 3 At
II s at Z 1916; % at IS 10 At u i0I at q 90
at u '5Oat6B; at 8 B5 I4ht 6I5-i8! % alta;
Z at "a; y. at 1855 atI74 Sat 81 25ssat "a /;
l5at7 SIG; 10 at7E 2at 2 4,at7 I-a6i 4 at ~ (;
l2at Sc, % at asa at q II e a; II at a;
iOat7 s-i6; at 60 al 4 SO; 2 att 5:s;Is at
S,i, 10 at7i;1 t7a % At q; at7i; 8 q "a;
7 aeF; Y area BAT 6bi II at BFi 3qf4s; = 81
I 3-8.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-10-17
TO the People OF Mississippi.

= q z
10 the People OF. mississippi.
Felton,. Cjtisehs: II Having become can,
didale for tie Office of Chancellor Of The
State, ldeem.itmy duty 70 state thelgfounda
upon which / expect 81 desire 70 receive
your support
Ibave been 4 citizen DC the State twenty.
four years, was engaged in tie ptaclice
of the law from 1921 until 1927 whenI
was elected By The Legislature to8lhe Office
of Judge Of the Criminal court of Adams CO,
whichofice held about i've yeafs. In 1888
| was elected by the people Of the Second
judicial Dislfics De the State 10 tie Office Of
Judge of the Circuit Conrt of that District.
| held this Office during the. constitutional
Term of four years. believe that | dis
charged The duties of these Offices in sat.
isfactory manner. Ii may not parhap be
incorporation me to add that whilst sd
as Judge &c ihe Criminal Coats oAly =
of ~ opinions we're excepted 10 ~ coun-
sci, and that in neither case we're the ex-
ceptions sustained; and that although up
wards of City thousand cases were tried and
determined. before me while acting in the
capacityo Of Circuit Judge no decision Of L..
cal opinion made OF delivered by me in any
of them was ever reversed or oVerfuied BY
the Supreme Court during my Term Of ser,
vice. For,ras.a Judicial fnnctlonary, il was
not my aim or desire lo.acqnire a reputation
for readiness Or decision Of Judgment at the
expense 3of nay own conscience or the risk
Of committing errors BY which one of the
PARTIES might be injured hut. my, great and
only object was TO decide correctly f,as
) The gentlemen OF the bar who are pre-
stunned to desire all the.information that can
be obtained with regard 70 The candidates
for this high judicial office, are respectfully
referred to.a legal argument made by me
in the case Of Lacosie vs.. Starkey 81 Dix
on, reported in the first volume of Smedes
and Marshall's Supreme Court Reports
Also To an Argument filed ia tho caseso of
Maufyys. Garland. recently decided in the
Superior Court Of Chancery,. These may
afford them SONG idea Of my capacity Cor Ia
bOrious investigation and research when ne.
cessary, If not of my legal qualifications
and general competency to discharge the
duties Of the office Of Chancellor. s.,
II then, fellow citizens, from what have
stated and from such other information as
you may, upon inquiry, be able to obtain,
you should deem me worthy Of the Office,
should be much erati6ed 10 receive jour
support. Very respectfully, ss.. -.
JOHN M. MAURY.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-10-17
NOVember ELECTION.
For CHANcFTIOR

i =
We are authorized 30 announce STEPHEN |
COOKE. OF LoWndes county, as a candidate 70 I
the Office of .GhancelloT. of the State, at next
election. II elected, he will reside tshe seatof
government sAsst'
We are authorized 4tolannounee Judge JOHN
NJ. MAURY, as a candidate for the Office &c
Chancellorof the State Of Mississippi, at the next
November election.l1s s, #elsas 1 s3
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY .sa3ii1
We are authorized TO announce w. B.
TURNER, ESQ. :, of Yazoo county, as candi-l
date for the Office of DistTict Attorney, for
the Fifth, Judicial District, composed of the
counties of Yazoo, Holmes, Madison, Attala,
Winston, Noxnbee and Leake, at the next
November Election. s.iA
We.are anthorizedl to announce o. M. GRAY-
Esq, rs a candidate for the Office Of District At
torney of the fifth Judicial District, composed Of
the counties of Yazoo, Holmes, AltaIa, Leake.
Noxubce, Winston and Madison, at the next Mo-
Kember eleetton.ssA aastsisf sa44sk
We are authorized. to announce VIM. B., PusH,
de candidate for District Attorney, for the Fifth
Judicial District, composed of the Counties Of
Yszoo, Madison, Holmes, Alfalfa, Winstona Nox-
ubee and Leake.
- For Circuit clerk.
We are authorized 10 announce Mr.. GIB,
BARNES, as a candidate for the Office of Cir-
cult Cours Clerk Of this county, at the next
November election.
We are authorized 70 announce r. ATOM
KEYS, Esq, as q candidate for. the Office OF
Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of y azoo county,
at the next November election. - IS
FOR ASSESSOR.
We are authorized to announce LEWIS
BARFIELD, as candidate for the Office oil
Assessor Of Yazoo county al the next No.
vember election.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-10-17

I"
ieitude, its passage: down 70 the house, and
there had il referred . the proper commits
tee, But you didn't doit. You let it go.to
the similar commiite in the House. How
ever. you did'nk know il til il got there
True, but when you found out The slip, your
suspicious became very much exciled--I
suppose Your suspicious being thus exci-
ted, at this little sliding, as you supposed,
you let The bill be reported without saying
a word I Suspicious yet prudent, Mr..
Thompson! Then let il pass n first reading
your sus oicions reposing all the while9 Very
vipilant. You let il pass a second reading.
with your suspicious aggravated underthese
additional excitementsq Argus eyed Mr..
Thompson The bill was put on its final
passage, and still you said nothing, until old
Cave Johnston clamed on his spurs and row.
elled you,into the fRy3 Ah! Jacob ThOmpy
son, thou art man of wonderful prompts
tude--especiallyLshon you ere ercited -
Now, let us ask question ia your ear: IF
you had had less confidence in your legal
UalUe, upon exactly such question as
that; or If the Chickasaws had had more ex-
allied notions OF your legal ability, TO assist
in Just such case, we wish 10 know
quietly, Just a'Gween ourselves--ifihe coun-
Try would not have had a patriot less, and
the Chickasaws, an attorney mOrea It's a
delicate question, Mr.. Thompson; but we.
ask in confidence, why, in the name Of inns
pudence, was you so long coming 10 the
scratch-especially as you we're "ercitedsp
We inquire in a spirit Of confidence, and
will not say word to GWin about it-for,
to tell you the truth, as TO the fight between
you and him, we proclaim, the Largest lib
eriy," and the most exquisite neutrality.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-10-17

SANTA ANNA.-By the last arrival from
Hayapa we learn that Gen. Santa Anna, the
'ex. President Of Mexico, is. still living in
case and elegance at the famous country
seat Of DR.. Hevia, II is situated about g
miles from Havana, in the district Of Mari>
ammo. Il is a sumptuous residence, and
might welLbe deemed palace. The Gen.
eral has recently purchased a magnificent
carriage, horses, &c, and otherwise given.
evidence Of design to make Cuba per-
manent residence, unless some emergescy
in the affairs Of Mexico, fortunate for his
partisans, should recall him to the scenes
of his former wonderful and most eVentful
career. Itmust be confessed that he has
chosen has chosen his place of retirement
with admirable taste and sagacity. From
all parts of the earth news is received Al
Havana by regular and frequent packets
He can thus take advantage Of the earliest
movement in his favor, Communicate prompt
ly with his friends at home, and at the SAND
time share in the eDioYments and luxurie'
Of society in Havana, o. Pic.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-10-17

ANOrHER NEW STATE.r The West Ten.l
nessee Whiq, proposes that new SlAiea be
erected, composed Of West Tennessee, che
northern portion Of Mississippi, and that
portion Of Kentucky lying at tie rnOpthof
che Tennessee and Mississippi rivers would
make a State larger than six of the old
States, and the numbers nov % Fespecias
bic counties, without the addition Of any
portion Of North. Mississippi hcompfises
I3 rivels, net including Che Tennstsses
Ohio, and Mississippi rivers, which. that
paper says, nature seems % haV8 formed or
the boundary linefof ths State. an @.
TFopic. 81 u. ias.lsa ir4aii9i 4 e ,sstns
$3.50 -----r----f--S-- fitast n
Yesterday morning We had singing frost,
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NIOficea


JONATHAN A Howard, Complainant. rs.
WrLL1An s. McCAwBRY, ct al, Defend.
anti.
.ETTsI1IS day came the Complainant, by
his counsel, aud proof having been
made 3 csc satisfaction Of the court, that
the Defendants reside without the limits Of
The State 81 Iississ ppi: 4 IS therefore con
sidefed bY Che court that unless the said
defendanis, William S. McCaWbFy and Viii
liam ] Meow bEg appear here, either ID
proper person, nc 81 some attorney Of this
court, and plead. ans r 81 demur 10 Tho
conipsnant's I'LL "a II bafoss The FIRST day
81 tic N1semhs So this court,
lla ssgera Legations flarein 3 BE- taken
confessed sinst them md The matters
hereof decFeed IS aisD ordered 81 sils
court, thai So licalion d lis order be Inade
II De 1azo0 CITY akhig, a neWspape pubs
lisled d 99po CITY tOg nine successive
weeks THOS. P. sI4ADE, Clerk.
aug I5-6-9w
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-10-17

KENTUCKY ANNUAL CONFERENcE This
Ecclesiastical body met on the 18Th ull.,
Bishop Soule presiding; when the question
came Up, and the vote stood for adherence
to the methodist Episcopal Church South,
LAG, and Eve for adhering TO the Church
North. Bishop Andrew arrived during the
Session, and resolution strongly appToba-
tory Of Bishops Andrew and SOule was
passed without opposition. ~ Yicks. Iafso6
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The state of Mississippi,l PRoBATR CoURg,
YAYoo COUNTY. e Sept, Tenn 1916.
AGREEABLY to an order Of the Pro.
- bate Court of said county, Notice is
hereby given to all persons interested in
the lands. tenements and Entertainments of
John ]. Neesmith, decd, TO be and appear
before the Probate C0nFtOf said county 10 be
held on the 4th Monday of November next,
then and there to show cause, if any they
can, Whg an order should not be made for
the sale Of the real estate of said deceased,
lying and being in the county Of Yazoo and
Stale Of Mississippi, known as the north.
east quarter Section 2, west half southwest
quarter and north half east half southeast
quarter Of Section 2, Township 9, Range
2, West; containing 2S78 acres.
It's further ordered, that publication Of
this Citation be made in the I" Yazoo City
Wing" and sYazoo Democrat for six weeks
successfully.
Witness, the Hon. james r.. BuFrus. Judge
Of Probates for Yazoo county, the 4th Mon.
day of September, le45. and seal Of said
Court.
Issued the 26ih dav Of September, ls45i
CHA'S. Nj. HENDERSON, Clk.
= s. By.A. SIDNEY PERKINs,D D. G.
Oct. 10, 1845, PRS. fee ST. SOY I4-6t.
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NORICE.

J EB 7 virtue Of Deed DC Trust from Newt
- II. Vlck, % Us as lrastees, Hated the
9th day Of December, a. p. ls43, and
duly recorded Ia tie Office Of the Clerk Of
the Probate Court Of Washington county,
Mississippi, in Book M. psges 81, S. and
So. and also in the effiee Of the Clerk of
PFobafes in lssaquina county. Mississippi,
10 secure 10 J. w. Yick the payment of
certain sum of money therein mentioned;
we will sell 70 The highest biddeEfer cash,
at the door Of the residence of NH. Wick
on his plantation in issaquina county, Miss,
On The 6tb day d January, 1916,
to following negroes, toSWit Big Tom,
Joe, Daniel, Siiss, Old Ben, Julus, Levi,
Henry, jim, Sophia, Matilda, Mafeaset and
her 2cbildfen Henry and Viley, Hamilton,
Jorden, Nancy and infant, Hiram. L. Dan,
Aggy. Russy aud infant. WesIy, Harriet,
Emily, ALEX, Caroline and infant, Della,
Phebe and infant. AIlnifa, Saba, /. Matilda,
Weiny, Hesior, Dice and child, and all the
increase of said Regroes since the dag and
date Of said Deed Of Trust; and also, The
stock of Mules, Horses, Cattle and Hogs,
fshe said property being the same mcnti08S
ed in the Aforesaid Deed of Trust or so
muehsof the above property as will Be suffi~
eiant - satisfy said Trust Deed.
Selling as Trustees, we will convey such
title only as we lave By virtue Of said Trust
Deed, which il believed to be good.
sf WIN WICK,
WILLIAM BOBB,
r. b. BRABSTON,
E. IA. LANE,
I]uaess.
Jule 4, 1915. 52-2st.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-10-17

FATAL RENcOUNFRR An unfortunate af-
FRAY occurred in onr village on Sunday last,
between Mr. SAMUEL SwtsmER, keeper Of
the Eagle Hotel, and Col. f. A. BARLEY, a
planter Of this county, which resulted in the
death of tie latter. The circumstances
which led to this unfortunate affair, as e,
tailed TO us by an eye witness, are briei
as follows: Bailey entered .Swisher's house,
and without provOcstiOn, made a brutal at
tack with a large Bowie knife upon Swish
err, who at the time, was unarmed, aud but
for the interposition of two Of his children,
who imploringly hesOughi B. TO spare the life
Of their father, he would have taken SIS
life before be could have offered any resis-
lance. Asst was be inflicted several CASH
es upon his head aud face. Bailey thenleil
the house, and told SwishertO arm himself,
that he would return in fifteen or twenty
minutes and make another assault upon
him. Accordingly, about twenty minutes
afterwards, he returned, and brandishing his
Bowie ,kpitq, attempted to enter abe house
ngain, When Swisher, who, 10 the, mean
time, had provided himself With a double
barreEled shot gun loaded With buck,shoi,
Fl ed both barrels at him, their contents,
eighteen shot, entering bis right side and
breast. lie fell to the ground and was
picked up by the by-standers and carried iq
a house near by, where he died IN about 2
half hour. This all occurred between ~
O'clock NJ. and P, NJ .s -.t5
Mr.. s. was tried before justice Lawrence
on Mondly aud cquilied,- YGzoO Banner,
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Nafioa.
JEssn W.. PopE b. sARAH PoP!

49,. Jesse w. PORK pS. SARAH PoPE,a 81
T appearing 10 the satisfaction of the
court, that the defendant, in this canses
resides Wilhout the limits Of the State Of
Mississippi, 50 that the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served upon her; therefore
II IS considered BY The Court that, unless
the said defendant Sarah Pope, appear here.
either n proper person OF By attorney, on
or beiere the fret day Of the November
Tenn, IS45, OI ais couft, and answer, plead
or Iemur 70 lhe complainant bill, che sew
.eral allegations therein, will Be taken sol
confessed against her, and the matters
thereof decraed and e i further ordered
bY the court, that publication. d this Oh 81
be made il ltle Yazoo CITY Wing lof three
successive months.
aug l5-6-nl8 THO. r. sLA IlE, CHS
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1THE stabIe is now undergoing

THE stable is now undergoing
thorough repairs, such as charging wit6
new stalls, troughs, managers, &c, so as 10
render horses comfortable. Carriage aud
Buggy Shelters will also be erected. We
have also lots with good shelters, troughs,
and v ater, for the accommodation of drogers.
We particularly solicit the patronage Of
purchasers and sellers of stocks, as we are
prepared to buy and cell on terms to suit our
customers. Stock sold by US is warranted to
be what we representa- not there will be
no sale. Persons may rely upon not having
old livery stock imposed upon them, as all Of
our old stock was sold at auction-none of
which We purchased.
Travellers and droyers will be conducted
and their baggage sent to any public house
withoht charge. Their horses and buggies
sent for, should they call as they go down,
to any part Of the city.
Persons faVoring as with their patronage
may rely upon receiving satisfaction, as We
have better sheltefing, stabling, watching,
&C., than is generally found in this country.
CRY acceptance taken in payment of any
transaction with Us, from the feed og horse
Elp. Thankful for the very liberal patronage
heretofore received, we hope by nnceasing
Eenergy to continue to merit the same. Your
obi serV'ts.
BLACKMAN, SCOTT. & co.
=
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Tor Sic q J O afIit.

s1NJNpAJ lot ot youllg well trains
I "a Saddle. sing So Doob' nes
Horses. Just arrived Eo.n aslec
cd 10 suit The geneul osa d This country
- e BRAKEMAN, SCOTT q Co,
YazOO city Oct 10, As l4.if Brick Stable.
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4-sSf4 s4 - = = ~ LIZ &c 80
2sF or mjsiaid, ,nole Of hand drawn
by ]. ]. Hughes, and made payable d
/. 81! wallace, al sight, dated some time ID
March OF April last, said Mote has a CT 8ii
o.. thirty dollars on,it. I hereby forwarh
all persons from trading the above deS-
cfibed note. NATH'L ROYSTER
4azho' city, Oct 10, 1874 I4-tf.
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YazOO city, Oct. 8, 1915. l2-3l.
The .Yazoo Democrat'' and asouthern
Reformer''. will please copy lhree tines.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-07

retail:
i I.eek-I-arer Scotch
L~tinee-whiie q Green Head.
| Early CURED India. White and
l Green Cos, Brown Dutch
Mclos-Nutmeg. Green Citron,
4 Pim Apple
watsr hebon-finea Kinds
kaaurfium
hursard-white and Black
On,oa-while and Red
Cara
Peas-IAsirths Extra Early.
| Early May. do Frame Biue
| Prusian. Dwarf Marrowfst.
Bshop's Dwarfrrol6e
Pepp~r-As-orted
farsnip-I.ons smooth French
Sugar
fapiey-Pine Curled
Pumpkin-Largr yellow
Rhubarb-for Tarts
RadAiish-I.oag Scarlet. long Sal
mon. White Turaip, Scarlet
Turnip, Biaek Spanish
sslsify-or Vegetable Oyster
Spinach
Squash-Eariy Bunch
Tomaio-Iarre Red and Yellow
Turnip-as~ortrd
Herb and Flower Seeds
WIN. PALMER.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-07
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