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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-11

Under any circumstances, may take them, and they
will promote regulars action sud preserve health and
strength Of body end yyaoiiy Of mind. For certih-
Gates Of ladies, refer the Invalid 20 pamphlet
to be bad Of the agekts. But We viii merely refer
10 few whohaSe been cdfed by the use d these pile
Il. Thompson So North Moore ST., (nenhew OF
the late judge Ihompson) cured of periodical
Headache ans Pain in the Breast.
+. NJ. Park. L. S. Navy, Of Fever and Sctofula.
Jacob Carioek's daugb No, Sample st., Gu.
red Of Worms.
Mrs. 5. A. Gould (Mauon of the q s. Naval
Hospilai) cured Of Headache and Bilious Affections.
Sarah Douglass, corner Ludlow and Walker SITS.
cured o. pain ia the head, dimness Of sigh, efc.
james NJ. Turner 58l Greenwich 81. d wtak-
ness IN The breast, costiyeness and difficulty OF
breathing.
Ira Alsoid, Cezenoyia, New York, cured Of BIZ.
ious complaint.
James J. Bevins, deputy sheriff has seen them
used in the Debtors Prison with astonishing results
Hon. P. c. Lawrence and Nathan Ball, M. D !,
of Michigan, have testified 10 several remarkable
cures OF fever and ague.
Dealers furnished at the New York College OF
Health, l79 Greenwich street For sale by
WILLIAM DORSEY,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-11
C0E'Ha s. Oats.

Y WISH to buy 600 boshels Of Oats and Corn,
a for which will paytho cash orexebauge Gro
ceros. So iNO, JAMESON
june 26
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-11
UNGU muM TLAvu1r,
OR
yellow Ointment,
A nsso remedy fer 1cfier, Ring. Horn, Hek, and
other CWtaneonS Affections:
PREPARED AND SOLD BY
WILLIAM DORSEY, Druggist


Mariiasburg, Va.
YENIlE clmost universal success which has atten-
a ded the application Of the above Ointment il
the various diseases named and others that might
be mentioned, has Induced careful preparation OF
the article, which is now offered to al who are af-
Hle'ed' as above stated, safe pleasant as well
as an almost ceriainremedy- indeed it may be said
to be an 'g5aiabie remedy 10 recent cases--sud
even where they have assumed he chronic oharac.
ter il IS well worth trial. Ii is prepared from
- cents worth to any quantity that the buyer may
wish Fab
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-11

Are Instantly expelled from tie system BY their use.
Foul Stomach aud Furred Tongue ind positive
antidote ia these SUGAR-COATED PILLS"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-11

VIRGINIA :--Tn the Circuit Superior Court os
Law and ChaDceIy for Berkeley County, July
Rules, 1915,
Philip Fitzgerald, (other~ise called Philip BAIT, J
ogaiast PITT.
John shul, Jacob Hot, and William Maslin, djts.
IN CHANCEBY
III HE defendant, john Shuil not having enter
H. ed his appearance and given security. accord
ing TO the oct Of Assembly and The rules Of this
Court, and ii appearing by satisfactory evidence
that be is OUT Of this Commonweaith: it is ordered
that the said defendant do enter bis appearance to
10 this suil the fourth day Of the next term und
answer the bill Of The plaintiff ard that copy Of
this order be forthwith published in any newspaper
within tius County, and continued for two months
successfully and another copy thereof posted the
front door Of the Conlt-House Of the said County.
CoPy-Ieste,
JOHN STROTHER, c.
July 81. Is45-2m
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-30
Notice to Land Owners.

1T appearing to me. the President Of
- Board Of Police Of Washington county.
that certain persons owning certain lands
situated in Miller's Bend. have not complied
with the law requiring a levee TO be made
on said lands, as ordered by the Board Of
Levee Inspectors for the 9Th Levae District.
therefore, give notice that the following
lands will be let out to the lowest bidder on
the 18th day of June, ls45, on the premis-
es, viz: sections and 5, sections 6 and
lots 3. g. Z, and in section also, lots l.
2, and A, section 2, all in township ~
range 0 wesl-reqniring leVee FIVE Fee
high with twenv-ive base
up CUNNINGHAM, President.
Board Of Police, Washington county Miss.
May 10, lS45. 45-5t.
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Anderson, Robt. +.
Aufderhicd, Jno. II. F. .
Adams, " G.
b
Biidgeforlh, r. NJ.
Bartlett, 6 w.
Ba skin, John N.
Burnes, Dennis
lookout, B nj. R.
Bri man, Thomas
Bowman, Caleb
Bush, Iurendar
Burwell, Joseph w.
Breckeu, Ii.
Bridgefarth, &c.
Birmingham John
C.
Christians, James ,,
Caldwell, f w. 3,
Clark. John b. Doci'r.
Cook, Daniel NJ. .,
CarsIll, Robert
! Ira wford, Andrew o,
| Crosley, Mrs. Eliza
{ ornell, Isaac
Cox, Jame> II. 2,
! Church, Seldom P.
era wait, w H.
Cieanay, John
Conwa , F @.
Cox. Charles B.
Greasy & Smith,
Cory, A. F.
Crowley, r.
Cameron, Peter
Cade, Robt.
Dengse, Jaques
Dresco, John
Over. Kelly
Duncan, w. S.
Drinkwater, w. S.
T.
Exums, Edward ,,
Edmonson, James w.
f.
Fee. Thomas w. 9,
Fulton, William 2,
; Furgersou, Mrs. NJ. A
l Forster, A. Y.
/, Friley, Mrs NJ.
/ Friley, Mrs. EilZabeth
Ferrar ng, Stefano
: Elack, Rufus X.
: q
n Green, c. Fl.
!. Green, Doct'r. 2,
George, Wiley
Galbraith, Jackson
g Graves II. :. &c,
81 Goodwin, Rev. P. II.
Galbraith, john
Gefmans, Jefferson
Graves, s.
Garrett, John B.
Hart, T. L.
W Hemphill, James
~ Henry, Joseph
e Hageat, DR.. James 9,
II Herrad, a. j.
ne Hill, ]. II.
Holstein, A.
Herring, John
Hal, j. F.
- Holsclaw, Enoc
HolIester, X. NJ.
]
Johnson, $. #. 2,
Of johnson, Walton
nd Persons calling Fl
Of viii please say they a
April 3, lS45.
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The state of Mississippi, PROBATE CouRT,
YAzoo COUNTY. April Term. Gas.

The state of Mississippi, , PROBATE Court,
YAzoo COUNTY. { April Term, l345.
a GREEABLY to an order Of the Probate
"A Court Of said county. notice is hereby
.iven to al persons interested in the lands.
enemenrs and hereditaments Of Robert
,iclntyre. deceased. to be and appear be
tpre the Probate Court Of said county, to be
held on the fou I'D Monday of Juue next.
hen and there to show cause, if any they
AN. why an order shorld net be made 7
he sale Of the real estate of said deceased
wing and being in The counties of Yazoo
nd Madison, known as the vest half norit
west quarter and east half north west quat.
'er. Section 6, Township 10, Range 8, Last
East half south west quarter Section 81
Township IL. Range 3, Easl-Sonth wes
part of lot No. /, Section l, Township 10
Range Easl-allin the county Of Madison
Lots Nos. & 2, of Section ], Townsti
70, Range 2. East, lying ia Yazuo county
nd State aforesaid, for the payment Q
debts due By said estate Aud is fnrthe
ordered thai publication Of this citation b
made in the Yazoo City Wing, for four week
lsuccessively.
WITNESS james r. Burrus, Esq, Judge {
Probate of the county of Yazoo. the four,
Monday of April. 1915, and seal Of III
Court Issued the 2sth day Of April, la45
CHARLES Al. HENDERSON, C. K.
BY A. SIDNEY PERKINS, y. c.
Nav 2. l845. g 81
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NOfiCfA.

A + the January Term 1915. ii the Hons
n orable Probate Court Of Yazoo county,
State OF MissssiPpi-Letlers teslameniarJ
on the last Viii and Testament Of Jesse >
Benny deceased, were granted 10 the under
signed. All persons indebted to said estate
will please come forward and make payment,
and all persons having claims against the
same, will present them within the time
prescribed by law or they will be forever
barred.
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an the 18th of May next. at the court
" house door of Yazoo county, ] will,
within the legal hours. sell at public out cry.
the following described land, lying in Yazoo
county, viz:
South half east haf southwest quarter and
south half ives; half Of sonihwest quarter Of
Section IS, Township IL, Range 2 West
Also, the west halt OF the northwest quarter
OF Section 2, Township 10, Range 2 West,
I6I 62 100 acres more or less.
The sale is made in pursuance Of en- erde,
of the Probate Court, made at March Term
l845. Terms of sale, cred OF IL months
bo1d and good security required Of purcha-
sers. Q. d. GIBBS, admir-.
D. B. N. OF Levi Manor. decd.
April a. I845. 30 81.
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ALEX. SMITH. CAsH'R.
WOOD Nj A Ms

Compound Syrup of SarsapariIla.
For The Cure Of all Diseases arising from
Inlpurity Of the Blood.
nURING the warm season. the fluids of
NJ the body are attenualed, the circula-
lion rendered anguid, and the seeds OF dis
ease firmly rooted and unless proper RENE
dies are timely administered, the in 'aIld will
sink beneath the attack Of fever, or some
other equally fatal form of disease. The
blood being the grand source and fountain
Of life, is Immediately concerned in trans
hitting to every part o. the system. health
and renewed vigor if pure, and debility and
disease if impure. For diseases of Scrofula
or Kings Evil, Eruptions of the Skin, Rheu.
malism, Gout, and Diseases of the Liver,
and other arrangements of the system, the
Syrup of Sarsapariila has been found, in
numerous instances, 10 be safe and etfec~
IuaI cure. 1t purifes and cleanses the Blood
and the patient is speedily brought under its
salutary operation. Prepared at the Labora-
tory OF o. o. WOODMAN,
Chimist and Druggist, Vicksburg.
Sold by 0. o. WOODMAN Il Co.
Yazoo city. April I8. 1916. 4l-tf
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SnrOlee' SnpiIlgs.

HyHE subscribers take this method IT IN.
forming the public that they have been
and are now making preparation TO accom-
MEDIATE all persons desirous Of visiting this
fashionable summer retreat. The Springs
are much improved. They arc situate il
miles east of Lexington and miles nort
east Of franklin, in Holmes county. Tht
virtue Of these spings can be certified TO b,
many persons who have visited them 70
health.
L. +. SPROLEs.
w N. COyINGTGN. &
May 10, l645. 45-4t.
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National House.
ia Ia @1GD2W 9 13e

Tehoupitoulas Street, Mem Orleans.
"a THE Subscriber respectfully So
laEiza licits a continuance ofthe patronage
so literally bestowed the last season, and
promises to leave nothing undone to render
his guests comfortable. The ladies' depart
ments of the National, are inferior TO nc
house in the Southwest The House has
undergone complete renovation.
Oct. |, IS44.-l4:ly
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list al LetferS.

ID EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Yazoo
AO City, Miss, on the lst day of April
l845; which, if not taken OUT within three
months, will be sent to the General Post
Office as dead letters.
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rs.
johnson, James 3,
Jepning g. Dublin,
johnson, William
Jackson, ]. r.
c. Jones. J mes 3.
Ing, rsoIl, John
:. } rkman, Osbon G..
Johnston, J F.
L
Little, William
Lee, John
Lockri &c, A E.
Lee, Calvin
Love, Col. franklin,
M
Me- lintock, l..
McCoily, John ,,
May, R. u.
Mattear, w. 3.
McGibhon, john G.
McGihbony, James.
Moose, lessee IL.
McGrahhan, George
MORGAN. Rodney
r. McCay, Miss Mary A.
Morris, G. V.
Miller, john H.
}, n
Norman, Jackson
Norman, Michael
o
Ottey, col. Walter L.
Pide, joni H.
Plrrish, Anderson
Phillips, F. NJ.
Parker, Sam'l. o.
Parker, ]. D.
Peacock, Thomas
Parker, Thomas
Powers, Benz,
r
Rohellia, S.
Reese. Harriet Z.
Raspberry, w. G.
Rowley, John Z.
Rice, H. II.
Ruddle, James w.
Richee, William
". S
Stebrich, Frank
Sprage, Judson
Spragen, ]. R.
[. A. Schmidt, Paul
Sharp, John c. c.
Steet, J I'm P. 2,
eth Spives, John
Shelly, Aaron
Smith, Henry N.
Smith, MICHAEL
Seamouse, Henry A,
Sherley, Thomas
Stewart, s. V,
II
Thomas, B. c.
Fl. Trait, w.
Tibbs. Fl. II.
Thompson, John w.
Tattler, j. IL.
Terry, John c.
v
Vaughn Henry
Vanderburg, John /.
w
q, Wilkinson, E. c.
Wilkinson, $. 3,
Williams, B.
Waits, John w.
Walker, margaret
Wright, William
Virgins, BENZ.
Wilson, j. w.
Williams, James 2,
Y
Young, Joseph
lg for either of the above lie
ey are advertised.
r. EATON KEYS, P, NJ.
39-1:
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DrelI Goods.
MlLLINERY GOODS,

Esss66IESE1B OVVDCs
Ribbons. for variety and richness, cannot
ne surpassed in this market-heavy Hat and
Cap-enlire new designs; various styles
Necks, Tafelor, Saiins, Velvet, and Love
Ribbons; Velyets for Hats; Plaid, figured.
uncut and plain; Silks and Satins for Hats,
1 complete assortment; Wha!ebones, Gimps.
Ribbon wire, Cards, Crown Lining, Foun-
alton, Artificial Flowers, Trimmings, La
ces, &c. &c.
Straw Goods.
A Large and Well Assorted Stock.
1AGgg0
Consisting Of Llsle. Ashburtons; also, Eng
lish, German, French thread Laces and
Edgins; Jaconet and Swiss Embroideries
White and black Nets, plain and figured
IN great variety; and a complete Assortment
of WHITE GOODS.
GLOW ES.
Kid, Silk, Merno and Berlin; and al
The new Styles of MlFTS, of the day.
Also:
Cashmere D'Ecosse Prints; French do.
Pongee Handkerchiefs. Spiulefed, Coral
flag; Black Silk ShawIs, plain, figured an
colored; Mouseline de Lame, do; Mernc
hbet, Broche, aud varions styles WooIiens
| Linens. Hosiery. Spool Thread, Grass ClotE
orded Skirts, Damask Table Spread. Cos
ord and Binding, Buttons Sewing Silk
colored and black; Twist, Suspenders.-
ALSO-Linen Cambrick Handkerchief,
every variety
Oct. |. lS44.-l4:ly.
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FERE INSURANCE.

Ocean Mutual Insurance Company.
OFFlCE-N0. 45 Camp Street.
New ORLEANS.
DIRECToRs:
WIN. A. GASQUET, President.
w w Montgomery, f. B. LeBedu,
F. p Duconge, Ater. Gordon,
J G. Harrison, j. A. GGSquet,
Edlo. Shift, K. w. Montgomery
CHAs. BRIGGs, Secretary.
This Company, by an amendment of their
charter, passed at the last Session Of the
Legislature, is now authorized to Insure on
the Mutual System, and all persons insuring
their Property in The Office will be entitled
to the privileges of that System, in accor
dance with the charter and by laws, withou
incurrng any kind of responsibility, from
which they are guarded by an express pro
vision of the amended charter.
All kinds of property insured against FRI
on the most reasonable terms, and the mos
prompt and liberal settlements made in ca
ses Of loss
Oct !, lS44-l4:tf
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school Books.

Mitchell's Geography and Atlass,
Smiths do do,
Olney's do do,
parley's do do
Websier's, Turner's and Eclectic spoilers.
Walkers and Webster's Dictionaries,
together with general assortment Of School
Books, which will be sold at very low prices
for cash by
o. o. WOODMAN & Co.
Yazoo city, April 10. 1916. 41-if
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Pure Sperm Oil.

state of Mississippi, PROBATE COURT.
YAzoo COUNTY, March Term, 1915
A GREEABLY to an order of the Probate
n Court Of said couniy,-Notice is heres
by given to all persons interested in the
lands, tenements and hereditaments of Sarah
l.. Stillman, decd, to be and appear before
the Probate Court of said county, to be
held on the fourth Monday of May next,
then and there to show cause, if any they
can, why an order should not be made for
the sale of the real estate Of said deceased,
lying and being in the town of Yazoo City,
county of YazoO and State Of Mississippi,
known as Lots Nos. II, 173, l76, 1T, 222,
BOT and 470.
And it is further ordered, that publication
of this citation be made in three public
places in Yazoo county, for the space Of
forty days and the Yazoo City Wing fol
three weeks.
WITNESS, Hon. James r. Bunus, Judge
of Probate of the county Of Yazoo. the Att
Monday of March, lS45, and seal of the
Court. Issued the 29h day If March l845
CHAS. NJ. HENDERSON,, CPk.
By A. S. PERKINS, D. c.
April IL, 1845. 4O.3t.
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Notice

UVHE partnership in the practice Of the Law
heretofore existing between US, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent All business here
toGore entrusted to US, will receive our joint at
tention. Hereafter each of US will continue the
practice of our profession separately.
JOHN BATTAlLE,
WIN. BATTAILE,
Panton March II 18A5 37-tf
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YaxoO City Prices Current.
ARTICLES.

'oRREs TED WEEKLY BY MEssRs. ALLN & BAAIsDA
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CIARLESTON. S. o..

via, Somervlle, Warrenton, jefferson, Ala, Rome,
Cassyille, Marietta, Decatur, Covington and Mad
ison, Ga. Al Holly Springs, also, connecting
with WIN. Mhcr's Tri-Weekly Line to Columbus,
Miss, via, Pontotoc and Aberdeen.
O-t7- Stage leaves Memphis Tor the South on
N6nla,s, Wednesdays and Fridays, al O'Clock,
A For the East on TUESDAYS, THURSDAY
and SATURDAYS, at O'Clock, A VI. Leaves Yazoo
en-. North, IN Wednesdays, Fri iays and Sun
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01ICe.

q WILL at the April Term, 1915, Of the
Probate Courl OF Yazoo county, make an
annual settlement with said Court, as admin
istrator of the estate OF Hugh Jackson, deed.
FRANKLIN DAVIS, admir-.
April, 4, 1845. 39-4;.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-03-07
From the New Orleans Picayune, Feb Is.
LATER FROM MEXICO.

By the arrival Yesterday Of the
schooner, Creole, from Vera Cruz, we
have advices from that city to the Sd
instant, her day Of sailing. Our pre-.
vious intelligence was received by way
of Havana, and came down to the 3lsl
Of January.
Upon glancing atour papers, the first
thing that met our eye was long let
ter from Santa Anna, dated from his
prison at Perote, ON The 22i of January,
addressed to the Secretaries of the
Chamber of Deputies. 1t is one Of the
most humiIiating documents we ever
read. He begs for his life as pitifuly
us when on his knees, at San Jacinto.
lie and the valarous General Cos sup.
plicated am Houston for mercv-a
degradation which General AImon,e.
in the same emergency, scorned with
the spirit of n man.
In his communication to the cham.
bers--the substance of which we give
Santa Anna recalls TO the minds of
the members, in the most yainglorious
manner, the service which he has ren.
dered Mexico. He dwrlls particularly
upon the actions ofthe ! th ,f Septpm.
ber. 1929, and the 5th of December.
1888. He repeatedly alddes to his
wounds received in battle. 10 his mrtl.
ated person, and prays like u bound
that what little blood is left in him may
be spared. He insists that in all his
acts, from the very outset OF the rev,iu-
ton against Spanish rule, be hadin view
the interests and glory Of Mexico alone
not personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. [Oh.
no! lie never once thought of himself
while sending stolen money to foreign
countries!] He admits that he may
have erred in the adoption Of measures,
but he claims thrt all his errors have
been those ofjudgment only. He ack.
nowledges that the recent revolution is
now consummnted; he yields to the
general will, renouncts the presidency,
and is anxious to atone for Whatever he
may have done of evil by voluntary
expatriatiun and the consequent loss Of
property and OF friends. He IaIds.
with disgusting Aattery. the generosity
and mrgnanimiiy Of Mexirans; asserts
that even in the contest which has re-
sultedin bis overthrow, he spared rs
much rs possible Mexican blood; that
he nainied hiniselfat the head of ihe
army, ,merely. to enforce what he beliey-
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would get out Of politics. for as soon as
they ceased to interfere with and in
|jure the community, no disposition
would lie felt 10 Interfere with, or IN;
jure them,andli such an attempt should
be made, il would be Indignantly yrsbli,
ked. Gentlemen were sometimes loud
in their denunciations OF agrarianism;
ii agrarianisla was understood TO be an
unjust interference by individuals, with
the affairs of third persons, they coul
not be too loud in their denunciations;
they could say nothing worse oft than
it deserved. ..a s..r., ..,s-.-.es .s-s
But what interference with The af-
fairs of the citizen could be more de-
structive than the power Of a single
president and cashier to TO make ten
thousand dollars Of currency in amorn-
ing, by scribbling their names on pieces
.ofpapsr? What interference could be
more destructive than the like privilege
on the whole number Of the banks to
increase the currency to the amount Of
a amillion in month, BY like process.
In point offact. every man was aware
Of this fact, and that his c,earesr inter
ests were the sport Of these institu-
tions, whose expansions and contrac-
tons set at nanght all the exertions Of
his wisdom and prudence, and made
his life continual succession of storms
and tempests, hopes and fears, until
energy itself was ready to relax its
exertions and give up the contest. If
gentlemen detested agrarianism, here
was whole system deliberately con-
trived, which deserved the very sub
Unity of their hatred. He would add
no more at that time, but patiently IL
wait the coming of that period, when
the fashion Of the present evanescent
and ilfounded opinions should have
passed away. He thought it due, to
himself to say that if the thing lay with
him, he would not only abolish notes
of the denomination of ten dollars and
under, but bills of much larger de-
nomination. This declaration was
made in order to avoid misunder.
standing of his position.