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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-29

OIL OF I.9NNIN, Or Leather Restorer.
TatHi5 celebrated preserver snd reStorer Of
e leather has been too fully tested to need
further proof Of its efficacy than a trial. =
Harness, shoes, ant, other leather can be re-
stored to perfect soundness by using it. Pre-
pared by Comstock & Co. 81 Cortlandt st
n. Y. For sale by j. C. KERN, Woodstock.
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Valuable Property fer Sale.

N I. subscriber has on hand, nearly fin
= ished. large Six Horse Brood Tired
Wagon, | Three Horse do, New Carryall.
finished completely; or of the S,rickler
" heat Fans, all Of which win be sold low fer
cash or on time to good responsible persons, or
exchanged for produce. For further particulars
call on the subscriber at his store in Woodstock.
where he has large stock of Goods of ali
kinds. new styles, selected with great care in
the Northern Markets, all of which will be
sold low for cash or on time to punctual Gus
toners, or exchanged for produce.
JOHN c. KERN
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NOTICE.

a IL persons indebted to the subscriber a,
sanmsvilie, either by note or account
are earnestly requested to make payment 10
B. 5: kronk or Noah Banserman. who are
IDLY authorised to collect aid receipt for all
accounts due me-
April 10. le45. A. Mu.Ey.
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Es0nuets, Hats, Boots, sc,

EUsT RECEIVED from Philadelphia. at
- Headquarters,a very handsome and fash
ionable lot of ladies' braid and gymp ben.
nets, misses gvmp do gentlemen's superior,
fashionable goat boats, warranted of best
quality and city made. GeIhlemens' goat
slippers. very pleasant for summer; also.
black leather trunks,-ali of which will be
sold on the most accommodating terms. only
ask our fair acqdaintances to give me call,
as feel certain can please.
May 1, 1e45 r. WALTON.
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A MEXICAN HAIR DYE.-This Dive i

A MEXICAN HAIR DYE.-This Dive ia
n warranted. if strictly applied according
to the printed directions to change the hair
from any other color to beautiful Aaburn,or
perfectly jet black. without staining or irri-
Eating the skin Ike other hair dyes
II IS prepared only by DR.. JAYNE, No 20
South Third street. philadelphia. Price SO
cents per bottle. Sold BY Dr. J G. Scami,.,
Wooasloes MAY 9, 1884,.
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RITUlRY.


Departed tlls1I after Short Illness, on
the 2uth INST, at the house of her son -in-law,
Rev. DR.. Schumacher, of Gettysburgh, Mas.
ELIZABETH STEENgERGEN, relict of VIM.
Steenbergen, Esq, late of Shenandoah Co.
Virginia, aged rs years and two weeks. The
deceased Yves a lady Of uncommon intellectual
as well as moral endowments; possessing an
extent OF various knowledge not often met with
III persons of her sex, and an energy of char
acter, that rose superior to the most formidable
difficulties. In eahy life, she had been brought
up in the forms OF the Episcopal church; but
twenty-fSe years ago connected herself with
the church, being one Of the first,
as al ast active member of a new con-
gregg bat time formed by DIR.
Sch New Market, Va. She has
eve In active member Of the Luz
theranMenufcn, and mas filled up the years of
her life with numerous works Of charity and
benevelence. Her many domestic virtues
have ernbaliraed her memory IN the affections
OF her family, and Of a very extended circle Of
acquaintances and friends. To the poor fer
miles around her residence, she was mother
indeed, visiting them in their atiiiction, and
B,inisterinc to their wants with liberal hand
Her house was the abode Of general Aospi-
taility, but whilst she forgot not SO entertain
strangers double welcome was always ten
dered to the ministers Of Christ. Long will
her kindness be remembered, especially by the
Lutheran ministers Of the valley OF Virginia
As her life was adorned by every christian viz
tnre. SO in death she was sustained by the con-
solations Of religion, and her end was peace
Not a single murlnur escaped her lips. Being
asked concerning her feelings in view of her
speedy dissolution, she replied, i have often
heard it said that death is always connected
with some terror, yet cannot say that feel
any fear Of dying. am indeed poor sinner,
bat Jesus can make dying bed feel soft as
downy pillows are Ncr did this assurance
leave her even unto the last moment of con-
sciousness Thus has ended life which was
prolonged far beyond the ordinary term Of hu-
man existance, a life strongly marked by some
of those vicissitudes which characterize the
lot Of mortals;yet life consecrated amid the
circumstances, to the glory OF God, and now
advanced from this corruptble, to the incor-
ruptible, from this mortal to the elevated state
and enjoyments Of immortality. May those
who loved and respected her in life, be encour-
aged to initiate her virtues, her beAeyelence,
her humility, her saith in the RedeeIaer. that
iii death they may enjoy the same consolation,
and enter, as we trust she has done, into that
rest which remaineth to the people Of God.
DIED, on Sunday last, in this county. AIRS
RFBECCA BOWMAN, wife OF MIR David
Bowman, and daughter of Mr.. Henry Cline.
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E4TNE'S HAIR TONIC For the Pres
~ erraf'on, Reanfg Grosrth, and Restoration
OF The Hdir-This Hair Tome has produced
beautiful NEW HAIR on The heads of hundreds
who have been bald for years. 1t also pur
Ties the head from Dandruff-Cures diseases
OF the scalp-Preserves the hair from falling
OFT, or becoming reremtor|y gray.
For saleDy ]. G. Schmitt, Woodstock
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IyotjCe.

FEyEE subscribers have given notice, time
Il after time, and finding no regard paid to
their notices, will again say to those indebted
to the concern 10 come forward and close
their accounts, as longer indulgence cannot
be given. The business will be settled up at
tie old establishment by Mr.. Jacob ninges.
May %. i945. SIBERT g DINGES.
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EE7ORlMS! WORNSu WORMSt!t--
~ DIR. JAYSE'S TONIC yERMIFUGE.
which is perfectly safe, and so pleasant that
children will not refuse to take it. 1t effec-
tually destroys worms; neutralizes acidity or
so,rness ofthe stomach. and is exceedingly
beneficial in Intermittent and Remitsent Fee.
.vers, and is sure and permanent cure for
Fever and Ague. Fer sale by Dr. John G
Schuitt. Woodstock, Va.
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Notice..

FESHE annual meeting of Stockholders of
- the valley Turnpike Company will be
held. according to adjournment, in Staunton.
on ttsedresaass tie 18Th Of June, 1915 A fall
meeting of the Stockholders, either in person
or BY proxy, is earnestly requested, as business
ofi.nportance will be Submitted for the consid-
Grafton Of the meeting.
The Board of Directors will meet in Siaun-
ton oiaIeesdsaJ the 17th day ofJ,a,e.
JNO. ". RICE, Pres't. Y t. C.
May Is, 1645.
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THIRD ARRIE.iL.

NIOW is the time to make your cash buy
IN the most goods. by calling at John ST.
bcrt's, who has Just received his third arrival
ofTwsed Cassimeres. Bingham Lawns, and
fsAIicoes; new article, the Golden Tweed
f.a,simere; also lot Of Falmouth Cotton
yarn-ali of wi ich will be sold low for cash.
May %, l845. JOHN SlBERT.
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New Establishment.

NvHE subscriber would respectfully an
n nounce to the public that he has opened
an establishment in the town Of Woodstock.
FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF HATS.
His store room is opposite the residence OF
DR.. Jos. Irwin, where he will always keep on
hand an extensive assortment of hats, made
after the latest fashions and most approved
styles From. the experience of his foreman
IN the establishment, Mr.. j. c.. he thinks he
can safely say that his work, both as to its
make and finish. will be superior to any made
IN the place, and not inferior to any made in
the North. His prices shall be moderate. and
hats will be sold at wholesale at very hb-
eral discount. Country produce taken in
exchange for hats, At the market price.
II, ST. JNO. RfNKER.
Woodstock May 8, 1S45 ~.
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8ety 8oo0s,

HELLER & BROTHER having removed
n a the store heretofore kept at Maurcrown
to Saumsville, and in the room recently occu.
pied by Mr.. A. hiiley. inform their friends
that they have just opened at that place and
at their establishment at Toms Brook, an
entirely new and attractive assortment q
Spring and Summer Goods, embracing the
usual variety kept i'll country stores, such as
cloths. cassimeres, casslnets. yestings. calicoes
and ginghams. silks, musiins and in fact al
most every article for ladies' and eentlemen's
wcar-hardware, queensware, groceries, med
icines, dyes.uifs, &c. They have determined
to sell goods cheap for cash or to puneiual
customers as they can be had elsewhere
iii the county. Give Us call. Country Pro.
sluce, usual, will be taken in exchange for
Goods. fiDrii 8 1875
VIRGINIA, TO W.T.:
At rules held in the Clerks office ofthe COM
ty Court of Shenandoah, for the month OF A
prl, 1915, John Craig. Plaintiff, ogaiast ia
cob w. Craig, Mary Ann Craig, Peter j.
Craig, George Craig and others, attendants
~ cHANCEgY.
Z Ann Craig. Peter j. Craig s. George
Craig. not having entered their appearance and
given security according TO the act Of assembly
and the rules OF this court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabi-
tants Of this country; 1t is ordered, That the
defendants do appear here on the first day Of
the next July term. and answer the bill of the
plaintiff; and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in
Woodstock, ior two months successfully, and
posted at the front door of the Courthouse in
the said town of Woodstock
A copy-Teste,
p. WILLIAMS c. 8. c.
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IMPORTANT IF TRUEy

Should the following be true, there
IS no doubt that the proposition will
come 100 late. The enthusiasm and
union OF the people of Texas are TOO
decided IN favor of annexation to the
70 the United States, to allow them for
one moment to listen to the rendered
brlbe. News from the South will be
looked for with intense lnterest.-Ea-
quirer.
Lafe from .Merico. We learn, saws
the New work Journal of Commerce,
from Captain Baker, Of the bark Fall
mouth, which left EIatanzas May 9Th,
that the English mail steamer from We
"a Cruz at Havana eth instant, which
dispatches from Mt. Crawford, the
british consul, advising him that the
oonndary line Of Texas had been de-
hned and settled and her independence
guaranteed by convention between
England France and Mexico. Ac-
counts by the same arrival, state that
Santa Ana has been reduced to the al
tentative of ten years Punishment, or
tnai for maladministration.
The above intelligence must have
left Vera Cruz on the End or Sd instant,
which IS ten days later than our pre-
vious advices.
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n E w
Sass sStofe+

FESHE undersigned having made his purcha~
q SEES in Philadelphia and Baltimore mar
kets, has the pleasure Of Offering TO his form.
or customers, and all others in search Of bar,
gains. the advantage of selecting from an
entirely new stock. bought upon the hes,
terms. and selected with care, and will be sold
at reduced prices | would say to nv Gus.
temers, that and viii sell goods at as
low rates. for cash, as they can be purchased
between this and Baltimore. Let all these
call and ties: the matter, who may doubt the
fact, and ascertain for themselves.
Having sold goods for the last seventeen
years IN Woodstock. and in January last sold
out TO my partner, I am row receiving and
Opening, in the house directly opposite the
old stand, known by tie name of No.
Cbeapside, new and splendid assortment OF
Spring e. Summer Geods.
CONSISTING In PART OF
Sup wool-dy ed, black. hhe-black and blu-
cloths blk mixed and fancy cass;meres and
satineis; white and brown drilling. brown and
straw coiored linens. new stvle summer cloth
gambroon, silk velvet. BIZ: satin and silk YES
ting, new style marseiles vestings-worsted
ba'zarlnes. French lace lawn, fancy do
beautiful plaid stripe aud plain silks for Ia
dies wear-grass skirts-fancy and black &
white prints. la polka do new sty lie mousliry
&c lains, do. blk alpaca-ginel am lawns
eariston. hamilton, china and manchester
gnghams--Iace. plaid and plain camb,ckss
jaconet do.--plain & fig. swiss muslins-bish-
on iawE, cap netts-bIk s, white Irish linens
linen camhrick hdkis, gentlemen's super sud
common silk pocket hdkfs of various styles
chiidren's silk pocket hdkfs-table diaper,
bird eye diaper, plain and fig. bobnets,s wiss
inserting, cde'ng, laces and isles, lace ara
edgings and insertings fancy silk scarfs and
hdkfs- ladies cravats, ladies and gentIemen's
gloves of all descriptions-nankee ns-browIs
and bleached Northumberland ahe, brown
cottons-indigo- osnahurgs, anG als
other articles usually kept in country stores
Cotton yarn, candle wick, dye
stuf1s and paints, hardware,
Queensware, and Gro
ceres.
Tho undersigned viii take in exchange for
goods the customary articles offered in country
stores, ard give prices OF his goods when the
goods are placed on the counter for sale, and
that will be quite as cheap as have seen
them in print.
must tender my thanks to former custo-
mers for past favoFs. and hope TO receive their
patronage by untiring attention to business.
JOHN SiBERT.
Woodstock, March q, 1845
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EUsT received and for sale low, prime
ID article Of Chewing Tobacco, bv
April 81. JND. G. SCHMlTT.
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SECOND ARRIVAL.

.Noav IS tie Time 10 Spend your Cash
eg OF Jacquard and satin stripe lace lawns,
new style and very rich: lace, artificial flow
ers, hosiery, super vestings. brown and
hIeacbed dri,I;rrS
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Dreadful Catastrophe at Yarmouth.
England. file London Sun of the
evening Of May Sd contains a letter
from Norwich, written the previous e.
vening, from which the following is an
extract:
'lhe most awful excitement per-
vades this city. A most dreadful ac-
cident has occurred at Yarmouth. =
Mr.. Nelson, the clown belonging to Mr..
Cooks Circus, now at Yarmouth, an
nounced the performance Of being
drawn BY four geese in the North river.
The suspension bridge crosses this riv-
er, and about 5l8 people were on the
bridge, when, between and 6 o'clock,
the bridge fell in. It is reported that
100 OF 100 persons persisted. The Ut
most CONSERVATION exists here; special
trains had started, the telegraph is be
set by Hundreds anxious to obtain news
OF relatives and friends. The report is,
that already ffty-three persons have
been picked out dead. 1t is thought
many more are still in the river.
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NM OFFAT'S LIFE PILLS & pHTNIy
1xA BlTTERS, for sale by
JOHN G. SCHMTTT.
March 20, 1845.
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VIRGINIA osNAEURGs.

have lot Of Virginia Osnaburgs, which
will sell very cheap, together with fresh
supply and general assortment OF other goods.
g. May l. 1915.
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A VIlcgs Destroyed By Fre.-An-
eierson, South Carolina, has been the
scene Of destructive confagration.--
The place has literally been laid in ash
es and ruins, and almost swept from
existence. Although with but three
hundred inhabitants, white and black,
it's pecuniary loss is estimated at near
$4,000. An application for relief
from the liberality and humanity of the
citizens of Charleston, has been made
by the authorities of the suffering vii
lage to the Mayor and Aldermen, and
Rstion will doubtless soon be taken on
the subject.-Satarday Emporiaun.
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The Albany Daily American Citizen
thus describes one Of the wonders of
the animal kingdom now exhibiting in
that city:
tits the petriGed vessebrm OF mon
ster called by the naturalis;s the Zuy-
g!ocon-a creature which must have
been half alligator and half whale. It
was discovered embedded in a chalk
formation on the banks of the Alabama
river, and was boxed up and sent to
professor Emmons, of this city. The
vertebre, extending from portion of
the head to the tip of the tail, is eigh-
ty feet in length as ii lies upon the
floor! The creature must have been, in
life, from ninety to one hundred feet
long.
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-3sEc-

Condemned.-We understand that
three negro men charged with an at
tempt upon the life Of Mrs. Mohr, Of
this county, some few weeks since,
have been condemned by the Superior
Court Of Campbell, now sitting. A wo-
man, supposed to be an accomplice in
the horrid transaction, has been acqui.-
ted. They will be executed on the
Goth Of June next.-Lymchburg Re-
publican.
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Southwestern Road.-The Wytheyille
Wing says: Southwestern Virginia
viii present an unasoRen Gont, in ia sof
of the Southwestern Road, IN the next
Legislature. Every man elected in
this quarter Of the State goes fer this
road as the great saviour OF this region
from utter prostration.'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20
aItropghrfre, @oIeMarr 9 20.

HAVE removed to tho Store formerly
occupied by BAILEY g. CALDWELL
and will keep constantly on hand Gen
eraI sock Of staple and fancy Dry Goods,
Ready made Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Boots,
Saddlery, Hard and Queens.Dare, GrOce-
ries, Produce, Lin8eys, Jeans, Begging and
Rope, and will be happy TO serve their
friends and the public Of NE lowest prices,
and will supply plantations on the most
favorable terms,
They have made arrangements with P.
O'Donnell, .Esq to store ell cotton con-
signed 10 them 10 his new BRICK FIRE
Poor CoTToN SHED, which will be q sure
guarantee against Ere, and will save tOib0
planter The expense Of insurance.
They are prepared % make liberal cd.
vsnces in plantation supplies and cash on
Cotton to be shipped 10 Buckner & Stan-
ton, New Orleans.
Yozooeity, July 25th, lS45. 40 1y.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20
NOVICE.

WE would inform our patrons aud the pub
w lie GENERALLY, that they viii fnd at the
Phoenix House (tho most popular Hotel IN the
city,) the very accommodating pFopristoFS, J.
LAmkin e Co., always ready with attentive
servants 70 convey horses, bUggIes e. to and
ira charge Persons wishing any thing in the
livery business, viii apply 90 %, or y. Lankin e.
Co. BLACKMAN, SCOTT 4 co.
Aug 10. ls45- 44.lE
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20
Bacon, Bagging, Rope, &c.

% q
BACON, 5000 lbs. Sides and shoulders, just
Nd received and for sale by .. w. DABBS-
DRAGGING & ROPE, i superior article juA
ID received aud for sale BY J. w. DABBS.
WNEATuERs, KENTUCKY JEANS & LIN
IL sEYS, few bales Of superior quality. just
received and for sale by J. W, DABBS.
NEW GOODS, general assortment. Of hea-
IVY Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, GrOcerIes,
Clothing. Hats, Boots, Shoes, SO. just received
and for sale by ]. w. DABBS.
July 9Th, l545. S9-9t
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20
NOVICE.

" AVlNG been appointed BY Messrs.
H Fisk & Davis Of Adams county, agent
for their lands lying in the vicinity ot This
CITY, and vested with full power 10 prose-
cute and Temuve trespassers on the sOme.
All persons are hereby notified that from
this date, the law will be rigidly enforced
against TENDERS without distinction. The
lands NUM- er $40 acres, and are geneT-
ally known as the /" HaTris Lnudp. /"
"A. H. MORTON.
Yszoo city, July %, 1915. 42H.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20
Prices Reduced,
At the Brick Livery Stable
vAZnO CITY. MISSISSIPPI.


On the Street leading from Benton.
1nNHE Stable is now undergoing thorough re-
pairs, such as enlatging with new stalls,
,ronFhs, hangers, &c. So az TO render horses
comfortable. Carriage aud Buggy shelters will
also be erected. We have also, lots with good
shelters, troughs, and water for the accOmmodN-
tivn OF droVerS.
We particularly solicit the patronage Of pur-
ehHsers and sellers Of stocks, as We are prepared
IN buy and sell on terms 10 suit our customers
Stock sold by as is warranted TO be what We rep.
resent--if not there will be no sale. Per'6 nS
NAV RELY upon not having old livery stock i'm.
posed upon them, as all Of our old stock was sold
stauction-none Of which we purchased.
Travellers and dFoVeFs will be conducted, and
th,ir baggage sent 10 any Hotel without charge,
Thei, horses and buggies tent for, should they
call n, they 90 down, 10 any part Of the city,
Persons favoring Ne with their patronage may
RELY upo1 receiving satisfaction, asWe have bet
ter shetering, siabling, Waters &C., Than Is gem
er.llV t,und in this country. City acceptance
taken In payment OF any Transaction made with
u.. from the feed Of a horse up. Thankful for
the very liberal patronage heretofore received,
We hone BY unceasing energy 10 continue to meT-
h he zane Your ob'dt. serv'ts.
BLACKMAN, SCOTT & co.
Aug. 18Th, I6t5. 44.ly'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20
NOTICE.

TIME unders'gned alone viii settle the book
aecounts, notes, bonds &C. belonging TO the
6rms Of p. NJ. Scott, GO ko.eiusko. ana
Bluekman, WiniuFts & Co. 1azoo Ci'y, and NJ
sT 100 al anv description, and hope Ell con-
cornsd win give us cell. -.
BLACKdAN, SCOTT a %.
. Aug, 81, 1873. SSH
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20
Notice.

~ g. MCKEE & Co. have removed to the
EIo Malone Building, the Store formerly Occur
pied by Hansbrough. where they keep general
assortment Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Produce,
&c, and will at all times BE- ready to furnish
Planters with BasgiuA Rope and Plantation
supplies.
July 4th, Isl5. S9-H
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20
PHCENIX HOUSE,.


l4RaMW
lakeaI
lSgrgn(ah AamalW " 90. ProprietOrs
MAIN STREET, YAzoo CRY, Nh.
WVHE Subscribers respectfully solicit a
continuance Of the patronage 90 iiber.
orally bestowed the last Season, and we
promise 10 leave nothing undone 10 render
our guests comfortable. The House has
undergone q complete renovation.
The Brick Stable end buggy aholteFs arc fitted
up in style not surpassed BY any e,tablisment
Of the kind il the country, and ls provided with
good corn, fodder, hay, oats and water, servants
are kept 70 convey horses, bnggieS &c. 20 and
from said stable. We guarantee general satiS-
faclioh, and their rates are exceedingly low -
Persons wishing livery services, will apply to us
or Blackman e. Scait.
JEREMIAH LAMKlN e. Co.
PhGnig House.
July 22nd, ls45. AZ
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-20

We are authorised 10 announce DAVID ~,
BATES, as a candidate FOR the Office Of Sierif
Of Yazoo county, at the ensuing election in No
Venber next.-PAID.