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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-27
Valuable Town Prop.
erty For Sale.

rNY an order of the Probate Court Of Tip
KS pah County, Miss, obtained at the Au.
gust Term 1915, shall offer for sale to
the highest bidder, on credit Of IL Months at
the Court House door in Ripley, in said County
on Tuesday, September sob 1915, :,
the following Town Lots, in Ripley, IN said
County, as the property Of William Morton
deceased.-vz: Lots 3, q. sin Block l5.Lots
l, 3, & A in Block %; and Lots 3, 6, u IN
Block 2s;-ALSO the undivided moie,y of said
William Norton decd, in the West half OF Lot
6, in Block ID; and Lot A, in Block b. lncludlr
the Store House and adjoining outbudings o.
Norton q. Hunter, in Ripley. The underslgn
ed will also. at the same time and place, otfe
'{his undivided moie,y of the West half Of Lot
: in Block Is, and Lot A, in Block IL, in his ow
Individual right, upon the same terms as abov
}, specified. Tie title to all Of said property
: believed to be perfect.
g JOHN HUNTER. Adm
Of Vim. Norton Dec
D. Angus, 10Th ls45-39-tds
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Egyptian ANEcDoTE. The katsheif related
the following almost incredible anecdote. Sev.
era of his suite, who were present, were, IN.
deed ready TO attest the truth Of Il, but, wheti'
or true or al.e it is one which might very
properly be inserted in the next edition OF Nun
cha,sen's book of marvels: at is not long
SINCE" began the kaishelf, "that a man from
Berbar settled here, and was well known to all
of us. Ole morning be led his horse to the
Nile TO water, and e. stened the rope by which
he held it round his arm, and while the animal
wac Guenching his thirst, he kneeled down to
prayer. At the moment when he was lying
with his face upon the ground, crockodile at
tackled the unhappy man, swep, him into the
water with hi tail, and swallowed him. The
terrified horse eSerted all his strength TO run
away, and as the rore which was attached to
the arm of his dead master in the stomach OF
the crockadhe did not snap and he could not
dsengage himself from il, the affrghted animal
not only pulled the crocodile itself out OF the
river, but dragged it over the sand to the door
Of his own stable, where il was soon killed by
the family, who hurried to the spot. and after.
wards found the dead body Of the victim entire
in the belly of the horrid monster.-[ Prince
Pucker Muskau's Egypt.
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G. A. Hutchinson,
BOTANIC PUfSICIAN.

AvlNG permanently located at La
HW mar, Marshall County Miss ten
- ders his pro(essi,n ma services to 'h'
citizens, and surrounding country From
long experience ana SUCCESS F" P''s ,,i -
na,,ers himself, that he will be enabled to
rive general satisfaction 10 all VINO may
favor him with call.
Lamar, Mi, August 1914
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Ripley lG?|1|h 'nn'

GNuARLES p. MILLER, Returns his
" thanks to the Public for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on nun
as an Inn Keeper, and would state, that ne
has JUS, completed an entire new building
in The nealcs' style, Immediately 10 front
Of the old house, formerly occupied by h'"''
where he will be pleased to accommodate
Boarders and Travellers. He haiers nun
self, he will be able to give satisfaction, as
he is determined tina. his Table and Stable
shall DO well supplied with the best that Tue
country will afford, and that his Charges
shall lie as LOW as the LOWEST.
Ripley Miss, June ODD 1874.
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No s.,,fy their fsfadig They we ptdef we
sree,ai ,bsfss Of lsAns. and ~ bad sss.dy
la,smoun,ed wlen speeisl " 'hpee s'v' "ss'"
- M. e.,ps 10 ellef tltH seislfes, On' o w. ~
NON. :, ,,e ,efds " keer N hay lhe ehaer ell
le9,c,.. "a sgeA, 10 momsfsi ,ene. .osb,
swli" atone, eomfl" About thirty 81 'hess
reptile. Instantly tiepi epl Of Tho water. snd
/ ~. =. mae, dees, lsy ~ q sen,i eissle ~ lle
,es, ~ I, a., m,sles, II wac q strange sesoe 10
sss these soim.l. 18th VIDE, ssp'or j'~s. not
mefe '.an ea' slel' o," yIs' .o' my orc. ,ss
uss,,,,os. 40, guide had purchased 4 goa. ~
,,,aan' \, GA slaughtered IN ,be spot and
is'swo % ags petes 70 ,as .ss'" w.. Which ,ss,
'a u, No. AID IN 40 dong their seaIy bodies
.,,n,l w,, 81 dueb violence against zach o her,
'ts, some n ,hem rolled completely oycs, Amer
they had dashet their ,ep,s' tho lss,f drove '.,
esd ~ ,lese alljealors, which We estimated
as nearly 20 feet IN length, was kept by ,,se'
~ The basio. lyon Ot'cbs Travels 10 India
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-27
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
TIPPAH COUNTY.

TIPPAH COUNTY.
Briant Williams and !
Lewis Williams,
VS.. Bill. In Circuit Court.
George w. Reed,
Wardworih B. Reed
Obedlah Richardson.
NIPPON opening the matters of Compianants
W Bill in this case, and it appearing that the
Defendants, q. w. d w. B. Reed reside be.
yond the limits OF the State of Mississippi, so
thethe ordinary process OF law cannot be ser.
we'd upon them; Il is ordered that unless the
said defendants appear at the next term OF the
Circuit Court, to be holden for said County OF
Tippah, at the Court House in the Town OF
Ripley, on the last Monday in September lS-
As. on the first day thereof give security for
| performing the decree herein, and plead, an.
swer or demur to complainants bill, that the
allegations therein contained, will be taken as
confessed, and this cause set for final hearing
aud decreed accordingly. Ii is further ordered
that this order be published in the Ripley Ad
vertiser, newspaper published in the town o.
: Ripley, in said State, for Two Months success
sively, notifying the defendants of the pendenc,
of this suit.
HARDY W. STRICKLIN, CL'K
July Oath, 1916.
, BRIEF.
i Bill states that Def. G. W. Reed entered the
! w of Sec. 80, + 2, X 5, Feast; lying in Tip
i pah County Miss, in the Land Office at Ponto
. toe, THAT he sold il 10 w. B. Reed, who sold
! to Obedah Richardson, who sold it to Com
lplainants,-that no deed or writing of any kin
was passed under any Of these sales; but tina
the Receivers Certificate for land was transfer
red by delivery at each sale, and is now in pos
session of complainants, and made an exhibit
PRAYER,-That the legal title be diyeste
out Of said George w. Reed, and invested j
/ and settled upon Complainants, by decree OF tn
. Court, and for general relief.
q 0. DAVIS, Sol.
d July 26.h le45-36-2m
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Cross BABIES "A discovery has been made
that will decidedly increase the number OF mar
riages and quiet houses in this city. You may
s,op a child, when in the very passion OF tip
top fit OF squalIiug, by pressing your finger 10,
two minutes on the cartilage OF the nose! a
yankee, as usual, is entitled to the patent RICH
Of this brilliant discovery.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-27

Lar, Jovnsty.- Consider heaven A. yon'
home, yourself on Journey 70 NC el'' c'.on n
YOU meet WITH "a course OF dHcpnne 70 pre-
pare you for and Tho treasure you may pos
soss. az given 10 dclray your expenses on ,ne
way. aud enable you TO 90 something 'of uose
who do no, enjoy your blessings.
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ESTRAY-Tippah County

ESTRAY-Tippah County
TUyAKEN up by John w. jenkins one vel.
low sorrel mare and colt, mare about
Is hands high, 10 or IL years old, the
colt uas star in the forehead; Appraised
to $50 August sthl6i5
N. NJ. ARMOUR, Ranger.
Angus, Both ls45-4l-3w
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Medicine.

CEVun, rNriNF, Sweet Oil, Calomel, Caster
Oil, Jalap, Rhnharb, Gedlreys Cordial
Paragoric, Spirits Nltre, Thompsons Eye
Water, Cinnamon and Aniseed Oil, Camphor
and Batemans Drops, by ] B. WALKER.
Ripley, may lS43
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From the Jeffarsonian Republican. ]
ANTOINETTE.

] saw her first petted child,
Her eyes were blue as heaven,
Her cheek was dimped when she smiled,
Her lips rosebud riven;
Her form the prcttiest in the world,
Her step falry's flight;
Her hair like clouds in sunshine curled
In clusters wild and bright.
"a child" said' $50 artless, wild,
And full of mr,h her mien;
You'd deem her but lovely child,
Though she was just fifteen"
NJ Orleans, Sept Sd. J. B. r X
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From the vthsbu'p Wing
10 uy cORN.COB tli'g.

-
TO ny cORS.CoB PIPE.
A coin cob pipe, | Do adore.
A. oiliar. d. q sssi
With spspisb leaf within my store.
~ brave misfofiunes blast.
The God. had nectar, pipe.
Calming grief or pleasure,
Yet they mar drink their nectar fiic
And will smoke my treasure
Let others boast Of flowing bowls.
or brandy " Mlni.julsps.
Bu, give me yet 10 cheer my soul
a pipe between my two lIps.
NV dcares, pipe! can bu, mourn.
THAT dying, must leave you;
And with the thought my heart Is torn,
Yet this know can't gfieve you.
You've been to me, my only friend,
While here on Earth I've roamed;
You ever to me comfort lend,
Tho, woes have round me ilowp.
And I will give TO thee Old Pipe,
The song and honors due;
And with the tear, last shall wipe,
will remember you.
Thou comforts me, ia my old age
The same when was young;
Although cigars were all the rage
Yet still to the chung.
III not adieu thee Til I'm dead,
My good Old Corn cob Pipe;
When other joys are fully fed,
Thou wilt remain my Pipe.
SMOKE.
vicksburg Sept. s. 1915.
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Drugs ~ Family
MEDICINES.

'amlly Medicines OF MS
10 offers on reasonable
ting in part Of the follow.
Tooth Brushes,
Spring Lancet Blades,
Cream of Tartar;
Red a. white precipItate
Hartshorn, lpecac,
Castor Oil, Sweet Oil,
Alcohol, EPSON Salts,
,SpIs. 1'urpentine,
Cookies Pills,
Lees do
Beckwith's do
Sapp ugton's do
Elixir Vitriol,
Parcip. Carb. Iron,
Kreoso,e, Morphine,
Mercurial Ointment,
Tartar Emelic,
White g. Blue Vi,riol,
Flors. Sulphur,
Swt. Sp,s Nilre,
Hive Syrup,
Ca,har,ic Worm do
Salt Pelre, Pill Boxes,
Assorted Walls,
Number Six,
SWANS PaDacea,
Syrup Senna,
Ague Pills,
Rochelle. Salts,
Magnesia,
Julkins Ointment,
Basilicon do
Hop Leaves,
Gum Arabic,
Vegetable Caustic,
Comp. Spts. Lavender
Ergo,, Quassia,
ilaPuivd. Gentian,
FRS solution Arsenic,
Savin Ointment,
Turner'S Cerate,
1'icct Nitrate OF iron.
Burgundy Pitch,
Shaving Soap,
Vial corks, Tru ses,
OH Soap,
d, Gum Guiacum,
Adhesive Plaster,
Court do
Tartar Acid,
Super Carb. Soda,
Cubebs, Alum,
bills, Quicksilver,
Iodide Iron,
Phosphorus,
,tures, and many other ar
TO keep constantly on ha'
fresh Family Medicine
all to be genuine. Purch
, solicited 10 call.
JAMES B. ELLIS,
Physician & Druggi
ril 22d 1915.
spectfully tender his servic
!, County, in the vario
Ne, SURGERY, OBsTETRIt
INKS to his former patro
.ciis their continuance.
heretofore occupied, whe
found except when proft
]. B. Z.
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Tin Ware.

good supply Of tin ware, consisting OF COT
fee pots, wash and milk pans, strainers,
buckets with covers of various sizes, candle
moulds, and grid irons for sale BY
may, 1914. J. b. WALksh'
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ESTRAY-Tippah County.
1nYAKEN up by II. Hines, living % miles
North west Of Ripley, one bay mare,
supposed TO be 4 or 5 years old. some
saddle spots; Appraised to $50
N. NJ. ARMOUR, Ranger.
August 23d le45-40-3t
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neat lot OF Drugs and
own selections, which
terms for Cash; ConsI
ing articles:
Sulphate Of Quinine,
Opium, Calomel,
Laudanum, Paregoric,
Godirey's Cordial,
Bateman's Drops,
OpodeIdoc, Camphor,
Oh of Spike,
Oil f. Ess. Peppermint
Oil OF Anniseed,
Oh of Sassafras,
Oh of Cloves,
Nitric Acid,
| Murialic do.
Sulphuric do.
CASTLE Soap.
Rhubarb, AIoes,
| AssafGtida,
Peruvian Bark,
BlisterIng Ointment,
Cloves, Mu,megs,
Liquorlce Ball.
Ground lockwood,
Ground Mustard,
Blue Mass,
Balsamlc Capsules
Red Lead,
Tinct. Lobelia,
Rasped Quassia,
Soda Powders,
SIENNA, Crotonoil,
Nux Vomica,
Cinnamon Bark,
} Spanish Flies,
Virginia Snake Root,
Pink Root,
Seneka Snake root,
J Iva Ursi,
. Comp Syrup Sarsapa
9 Balsam Copaiva,
n Sugar Of Lead,
d Nitrate of Silver,
1t Arsenic Prussic Acl
g Fly Poison,
If Syringes, Assorted,
l Corrosive Sublimate
n Cologne Water,
6, Blue lux, Black Sa
IN w afers, J alap,
We Gum Myrrh,
is Cayenne Pepper,
Locofoco Matches,
m Seidlltz Powders,
cd. Wallets Ferrug'nouS
Iodide Potassium,
- Do Mercury,
The various Til
cles. He expects
a full assortment o
and warrants them
sers are respectful
Ripley, Miss, A
He would also r
nus to the citizens of Il
,''c branches Of MEDIC
oe- etc. Returns his 1t
> 50 and respectfully so
ser. UOmce, same
. . he may always be
Tue ionally absent.
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The ALLIGATOR POM AT KURRAcHEE.-ln
this pond about fifty aIligators are kept, severa
Of which are more than twenty feet long. These
animals are accounted sacred, and the Pilgrim
must off.r goat to obtain sight Of them ant
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-27

COTTON 4 WOOL CARHS ~,
1AT the finest quality and best msso.a.s :,
W received and fox sale q Kings co.us.y
Feb. 20, le45. J. D. y AIs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-14

tJASrALooNs PASTALooNs ,-sso ,.,,, .-. ....
eonpnnss great many ssy-. an ef vsles ,,n ~ -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-14
LARGE STOCK OF FAIL AND
WINTER GOODS.

Bale, North River hay-2s rIkms No. l
hPp'es dab expected per Scar Joseph MarsL
iof SHE d IL RANKIN q WHIrLoCK
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-11-12
Com m ercial.

YAz o Cray " edn stay molnilR, Nov 9 le45.
Since our last, transactions in the Cotton
Market have, owing to various causes, been
more limited than for some weeks previous.
The unfavorable character Of the foreign
news received per the Hibernia, (noticed
in our last weeks report) caused decline
in the New Orleans market, and similar
depression occurred in our own. Moreover
owing to the election, during the first part
OF the week, and the untavOrabe state of
the weather during the latter part, planters
were detained at home, and the usual guam
tity of Cotton was not offered for sale in
our market. We refer our rea lerJ to the
annexed quotation Of prices up to Saturday
evening last--viz - bales at 7 $40, 8
at Ga, S at 64-lO, a at ct, IL at G3, 8 at
Ga, 8 al63, IL at 6a, A at 90, at CT, 6 at
Oa, 9 at II, IL at 6B Is at 7, 81 at 50, 8
at 61, 5 at 81. Tat 7, "a at 6 1916, 5 at
II, Is at Ga, 16 at II, 30 at Z, 6 at It, 7
at Ga, II at 7, 33 at 81.
Since the sales above quoted have been
effected, still later foreign intelligence has
been received by the steam ship Great
Western of gloomy character in relation
10 the Cotton Market, for the particulars OF
which our readers are referred to another
column. This has had tendency TO de-
press our market, and decline of fully /
of a cent has occurred. The attached ac-
count of the New Orleans market, which
we copy from the Tropic of the 9th inst.
will inform our readers what has been the
effect Of the late foreign advices upon it.
"The news from the Liverpool is unfa-
vorable to COTTON, the market having
been depressed during the week preceding
the steamers departure with sales only
reaching 1880 bales. Prices were drOop-
ing, but without any settled decline. The
great point of interest there, seems to be
the probable extent Of our Cotton crop
These advices had depressing effect upon
our Cotton market and sales only amoun-
ted to 1900 bales at rather easier rates
than those of Tuesday"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-11-12

YazoO City, ]. P.--Lawrence and Pat
tersOn-C Constables, Schnibley and Ander.
sOr.
Big Black, J. P.-Cox and Hooker
ConsIables, Mcdowell and Vaughn.
Lincoln, ]. P.-Guice and Dorsey
Constable, r. F. Spiers.
Satartla, J. P.-Bell and Johns-Con.
stables, Ogden and Blanks.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-11-12
NCTICE.

S392 so
FGePn dals after date, we or eith-
.r Of us p tomi.e to pay J"bo II. DAVIS ~
order, ,hr, hundred aud ninety two dOl>
lars aud fins cenls for value received Of
nv, MS so b day uf o.. lS45.
EWV lis /, to uniify The puhtc that nOie
n ii tue ah We d'scriptI n, (as we'll NJ
,c,ltclr, signed by the undersigned sub
sc,ihprs, was Iraudu 'euIIy obtained by the
IA, ep, and will not be paId except by ~"
order ur decres Of chancery. Therefore
IN pc sons are hereby nmfisd aud fore.
warned from trading frr SAID snie.
STEPHEN p. MARBLE.
SAM'L.. FIRE DLANDER.
Sat,r'ia, M. n, lS45. 3 y.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-11-12
FOR THE YAzoo DEMOCRAT.
RELIGION.


/ have been amid pleasure and Joy,
| have been with the young and gay,
Yet pleasure | found but a toy,
A smile to allure and betray.
| have roamed through the woodland and
meadow,
Ihave listn'd to the warblers wild song,
Nor the forest or vale did | heed,
Nor could the wild notes cheer me long.
| have slrayed through the gardens Of flow.
LTs,
l have pluck'd both the lilly and rose,
| have sought for delights in their bowers,
Nor yet found moments repOse.
Oh! where shall fly for relief,
Oh ! where shall rest me from care,
Here below all is sorrow and grief,
Every hope terminates in despair.
But 10 It's vision Of day,
Has burst on my minds darksOme ght,
In lovely, yet modest array,
Benign tho resPlendenty bright.
IT'S religion in accents Of love,
She cries, ye that labor and grievo,
o, come to my arms and ye viii prove
How sweetly your care I'll relieve.
And her looks and her words have such
charms,
Theirs none can resist their control,
Oh gladly fly to her arms,
And at length find repose to my soul.
S. u. II.
Big Black, Oct. 3lst, ls45.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-11-12
ADVERTISEMENTS.
council Proceedings.

REGULAR MEETING-Nov. 81, 1945.
Present, J. LAMKIN, Presiden.-W. J.
LEAKE, H. HARRISON, J. V. CALDWELL,
c.. f. HAMER, r. b. WILSON and J. J.
HUGHEs, Selectmen.
NHE meeting being called to order, the
minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
The special committee on the new Or.
dinances, not being prepared to make re-
port, were on motion Of DIR. Leake, one
of the cummittee) discharged.
H. Harrison from the committee on
Streets and nuisances made report, which
was received.
The following accounts were then pre-.
sentpd and allowed.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-11-12

Hahn Il Fleming, repairing bridge, 27 90
c. SchnibIey, overseeing h'ds on st. 80 90
B. Harman, hire oxen q cart on ST. 43 90
The acts of R. E. Keys and N. Green,
referred at a previous meeting were rePor.
ted correct and allowed each 81 90
The act of John High serving as Judge
Of election in Feb. 1874 and clerk of elec-
tion in Feb. l645 was allowed for 81 90
The referred act. Of Messrs. Bailey &
Caldwell was again brought up, and on
motion, laid over until next regular meet.
ing.
The petition of Messrs. B. Yandell, VIM.
NJ. Yandell and Thos. ]. Adams, praying
the remission of their fines by the Mayor
in the sum of ten dollars and costs each,
was read and on motion of. J. Hughes re.
lected.
On motion, F. Barksdale was elected
captain Of the Town watch for one month.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
j. LAMKIN, Pres.
E. B. RUMBLE, City Crk.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-11-12

The Hon. CHARLES DERBIGNY, the
Native American candidate for Governor ol
Louisiana, we learn from our exchanges
Of that State, is busily engaged in canvass
ing the State. 1t is thought his running
will greatly lessen the strength ofthe regu-
lar whig candidate.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-11-12

LoUIsANA..-On Monday the third inst.
the people OF this State decided upon the
new Constitution, which has been submit
ted to them for their action. All parties so
far as we can Judge from their organs are
in favor Of it, and we doubt not it has been
adopted by large majority. We do not
yet know the result.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-11-12
@n1NlY lnNhRa

z ME undersigned having taken the large and
a cOmmodious BRICK Blu. LDING Tower
the Commercial Ba"k,) lately occupied by MRs.
MFLLEN as n boarding house, tenders his services
TO all who may wish boarding by the month,
Week or day
Every attention will be given to transient
persOrs who may favor him with call; and a.
his table Wi be supplied with the best the mar.
krt "ffoTds, he hopes 10 merit portion ofpublic
patronage.
WILLIAM WRIGHT
Y"zoO City Oct. 23d, 1913. 3-(
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-11-12
T o t he Planters.

H'HE suS.crihers ETo provided vi goHi
d SllEDS; and will pay paTiicnlar attrn q
ion Ia SinrIng a. q ST. pug OttOu, aud Hrs nt
At 7iuEs rr-paied 20 make hb raj cAsH adj
tances un ti'S IN.
CEDAR WARE.-They lave just received
lot ut ths above ware, male IN the mOsl sub
,tautial mHt.nrr. including every size aud VHrie-
y, iruin the Tiny pale To the Mammoth tub.
ALSO
600 yards Kentucky Jeans Hnd Linteys,
LOU Ttnn. y, hitr ard .tFiprd Lins,Js,
5n0 {" sHup-.i t',tiUn Clalh,
50 dozen walen SOcks.
All Of which, they 0frr on the mott reasonable
terms. OWEN q ThAht.
Yazoo city. Oct. 6, lsl5, 52-tf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-11-12

FIFTH JUDICIAL DIsTRICT.-Robert G..
Perry Esq. Of Holmes county, has been
elected Judge, and E. A. NJ. Gray Esq. of
Madison, district Attorney, ofthis judicial
district.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-11-12

New WoRK.-A work on the Oregon
Territory by Mr.. Wyndham Robertson, de-
scriptive of that country, and relative to our
claims to it, is in preparation for the press.
and will soon be before the public.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-11-12

MARTINS IMPROVED BEE PALAcE.--A
new and ingeniOusly constructed bee hive
has been noticed by several of our exchan.
ges under this head. 1t is reported to be
valuable improvement upon the ordinary
method ofmaking bee hives.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-11-12

HAVE removed to tho Store formerly
H Occupied by BAILEY g. CALDWELL
and will keep constantly on hand q Cen
erGl stock Of staple and fancy Dry Goods,
Ready made Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Boots,
SGddlery, Hard and Q1eens.CGre, GrOcc.
ries, Produce, LinseyS, Jeans, Begging and
Rope, and will be happy 10 serve their
friends and the public at The lowest prices,
and will supply plantations on the most
favorable terms.
They have made arrangements with p.
O'DOnnelI, E.q to store oil cotton con.
signed to them IN bis new BRICK FIRB
PRoOF COTToN SHE'D, which will be q sure
guarantee against FIRE, and will save to the
planter the expense Of insurance.
They are prepared to make liberal ad.
Vances 10 plantation supplies and cash on
Cotton to be shipped 10 Buckner g. Stan-
ton, New Orleans.
Yuzoo city, July 25Ih, ls45. dolly.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-11-12

New POSTAGE SYsTEM.--It is conf
IDENTITY asserted that there will be delcit
of near two millions IF dollars in the Post
Office receipts, which amount will be char.
geable upon the national Treasury.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1845-11-12
STATE or MISSISSIPPI PrOnArE CoyEr,
YAzOO COUNTY. Sept Term lS45


A GREEABLE 60 an ortler Of the Probate
~ out Of said county IL hereby
gwen 10 all persons interested in the lands, ten
empnIs and hrTeditamenIs Of JOHN James Me-
smith dec, a.ed, 90 be and appear belure the
PrOb.ts Cuurt of said cOuaty TO be h,ld on the
ourth Monday uf November next, then and
rhtre 10 s,uw eaus-, IL any they can, why an
orier shuu.d not be- maue Tor the sale Of the real
estate Of said d-ceassi. lJing aud ng IN the
caunty Of Yszp, and sale Of Mi'siesiPpi-
knpwn As the nuFth ,at quarter, SECTION J.
Nest halt nth west quarter and nuFth hall
east bali snutr west qoariero Of Section =, Town
ship 9. RaHgs 3 Wesi, ,.e"ntainIng 2Eli acres.
Aud is further urd'Fed, thHt PublIeatIob Of
this citation ~ mado in the Yuznn City Wbig
and Yaz q Demuerat f,r six weeks succsstiEsly
WIrNsBs, Han. James r. BuHus, Judge o.
Pr,hates 81 the county Of Yszs", the 'fouT'h
Monday Of September, lsiSs aud seal Of 1he
Court
Is,ued the 96lh day Of sepienhsr, lsts.
CHAS. 80. ENDERSON, Clik.
Rr A. sIBHEY PEREiHI, .. q
Oct. 8, 1slS sac.