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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25

TTlRGlNIN.-lN CnANcrEv.-At Rules held In IN
t'e'ks OF of HE Circuit superior Court OF Law
hSaccN 1ot lho County of OHIO, Ia the month of
| Hannah cmtcrun. Compisinan,
Arsipst
JDu rawscit ESccu'or - Ism,. pcnte,,o, dcee.so,.
lorisa 1. niyCu. Marina Ann YOU'RE Tbos a. NJ / en-
@ on yS y,s"n question and Harriet his wife, Johu
Sis,'s "Nd Nv hs wic. Richard +. IianenkSnp and
Juia his wife, Mason N. Dunlap and Adcline his wife
rs9ci, y nsettlor, FRANCES r. \, BOtehe,or wiIisni
/ .iittiior. and Sarah culc itou Defendants
Tho nc,rdsr's John rawcet Thon a. NJ fcmrerion
ivlH ors aud ElvirO his wife, Richard r. Iancnk amp
M" having entered their arrcaecnce ard given security
secordn" 10 'hc act OF Assembly aud rules of this
an o. al 90 ing by satisfactory proof that they
NOV ml ren's ct the Commonwealth 90 Virginia; on
lh =" ne tomlciuGut ~ counsel. ordered that
Iu tccnd7n', do appear here first lav of the
'N all rrn cd thus Court aud answer the Complain.
90, ,' .u .lN copN OF tbs order lie forthwith
I'ol 90 SON ncwspe'c r pti ed lie city OF W heenv
J. \ ang iU--gm ALIEN r Laid ~ tYcrk
Y iRGlNiA.-iN Gu,NcrRV.-At Rules held i'm the
", tN Once OF tie Circuit suTorior Court OF Law
Snu CiLnccy iVr tie county of Ohio in tie month OF
KEGS 4. smith Complainant,
Alexander Garden. Tavd GSdcn, tsolcl Garden David
iiarlcr and Marerei his wiic dare Margaret Garden:
Henry Evans aud Mary his " lie. Gaze Mari GarIenj
w luam mler eud Au'clia his wife, dare Amelia 81
Ne end Ilom a. !. Gcrdcn; which said Isni IL the
widow, aud Tie sad AicNHn,or. nav i'd Margaret Ms.
~, Nnele' AVID Thomas J. children and heirs al.
ia" '' David Garden, isie OF OHIO county, deceased
The Defendants Isltcl Garden aud w iam FULLER aud
N'h0 ms wie not having entered their appearance ana
gwen security according 90 the act oI Assembly aud the
% lhs Court. ond IL APP earring by saisac proof
ia NcA Nic not mhsi tanis OF the Common wealth OF
isni0; ON motion oCthc Complainant ~ counsel n Ia
Io"Sd 'hsi Ire SAID Defendants do apr the
hlst day ut thc Fail icr OF this Cont and answer
t" compliments I'LL and thai copy OF this order H.,
Nv ~ wssfed IN s"'rc newspaper published the
copy ioste ALIEN f. IIlnIET
Nilsson, aug 10 Sm Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-25

s.-At Rules held In TN
y superior Court OF Law
& OHIO, ia the month of
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-19
THE LADIES OF MATAMORAS.

We copy the following graphic skeIch Of
he ladies' of Malsmoras rom a letter sd.
iressed TO me editor 0f Nhr Suubury Amer
can. 1t is from The pen of Dr.. X. B. Mcs
Coy, OF Northumberland:
The ladies of this par # .lex'co, after
arriving al the age of about lhrr,y years, al
most without exception become very fa'
and lubberly; aud if they have hitherto pos
sessed any charms in the way Of beauty
they are all aptto take their leave, save one
and that remains faithful TO lhe last, All
Mexican women, of whatever age, have
teeth of the most admirable whileRess anC
regularity. have not seen einge eXcep
ZION TO this rule since came 10 Mexico
rhs very em5OnrOinl OF thsse donns'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-19
CORPORAL TRIM AND AUNT PRU@
DY

There are people, continued lhe corpo-
raj who can't even breathe without SLAMS
derlng neghbor.
'You Judge too severely replied my
aun. Prudy. mo one is sandered who
does not deserve it,
That may be- retorted The corporal, but
| have heard very slight things said of you.
The face Of nv aunt kindled with anger.
Me" size eXclamcd-'Dfe! slight things
said Of me! What can any one say Of me"
They say answered the corporal graves
y and drawing his words 70 keep my aunt
in suspense, 'thai you are no better thsn
you ought to be-
Fury flashed from the eyes Of may aunt.
WHO are The wretchesN
I hope they slsnder no one who does
not deserve il, remarked The corporal jeef,
lugly as he left The room.
The feelings Of my aunt may well be con.
ceived. She was sensibly affected. True,
she had foibes. She was peevish and fret
(ul. But she was rigidly mora and Tr'u'
aus. The pures. ice was not more chase.
rhe Pope himself could not boast more pie
Iy Conscious o! Ihe correctness Of her
conduct. she was wounded al Ihe remark of
tie corporal. Why should her neighbors
SANDER her,-She could not conjecture.
Let my aunt be consoled A person who
can live in this world without suffering sian.
der usl be too stupid or insignificant to
claim attention. - Tristan Shandy.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-19

surd. than the inpuliog fine qualities o
mind or persoo,'o any particular class OF
locality. And yet these thiogs are al
orac'Ised, while king minds observe
he continual mutation oil The wheel o
fortune, and value every person accord
ing so he intrinsic worth of character.
while things hardly 10 be believed, pass
before them.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-19
BY MRS. LYDIA JANE PEIRsON.

'w ell, declare, this is hardly to be be-
ieved! exclaimed Mrs. Graudy, as she
rusing, and turned toward her daughter, who
was reclining on a crimson cushioned
lounge, in the most approved style OF dress,
attitude, and expression. The young lady
lifted her ewelad hand, and raised her
sIcepy lidded eyes with enquiring inleres,
as she breahed forll in an affected tone OF
music,
pray wha, have you found. dear NAM
ma! am longing for something so chase a.
way this horrible ennui.'
'l is hardly to be believed, repeat Ami
-"a-your uncle Meek has written me, that
he intends to send his daughter Lucy, to
spend the winter with US. ! cannot refuse
10 receive her. for she is my sisters child
but, dear me! wha, shall we do with lhe
rustic creaiare'
How came your sister TO marry farm
er, mammal
why Amina, while pa was a senator,
sister and accompanied him to Washing
ton, one winter, and there we met Mr.
Meek, young and talented member Of con
gress. Your aunt was captvaled by his
fine person, real eloquence and open, man
ly character; and although che knew that be
was only farmer a, home, she persisted in
becoming his wife SO he took her to his home
in the new State OF Ohio,& have no, seen
her since; for she soon became mother, and
has several children, so that she was con-
fined a, home, and have been so very del
icate in health, that never dared TO brave
such journey But she used to write fre.
quen,ly, and although she always prolessed
herself perfectly happy, she gave such de-
scrp,ions Of her domestic affairs. that am
sure | should have been utterly mserabI e
in her situation. And this daughter OF hers
who milks the cows, and makes butter and
cheese; and spins yarn, and weaves cloth
and bakes bread and washes clothes, and
scrubs floors, - why she must be grea,
stout looking creature like man, with sun
burnt face, and coarse hands and feet, and
voice like a market woman. And then she
will be so awkward-oh dear! what shall
we do with herr
Why ma, you really frighien me; you
mus, not lei her come, certainly. couc
never introduce such a cousin TO society
and certainly would not forego all pleasure
and remain a, home with her.
i canno, refuse to receive her, doar Ami
na-but she is so unsophislicaIed, that We
can do with her as we please. II we car
make nothing presen,able Of her, why w
can keep her out of sight. But il will cos
me so much 10 dress her. OF course sh'
will have no clothes fl 10 be seem
NJ We'll, mamma on second thoughts, ",
will le, her come, She will amuse SOM
oil my leisure moments. IL should becom
interested in her, should find employment
IN teaching her politeness and etiquette !
she does not interest me, she will be fin
subject for ridicuIe,'
I And so the matter stood.
/ Mira. Grandy was just on the eve Of
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-19
III PROPRIETOR
vMmX3 cco1UusA NnNTY PA ~ 10 sG
Number 80.

would at first sight, satisfy you OF their
IVely' laughing disposition. You never
'"'er their houses withou, being received
with smiles, and many CON plimen,ary wish.
concerning your health; and are univer-
ally presented with cigarti,o jus, taken
rom pair of lips that still possess lust
lams upon your admiration. This, whe,h.
'r YOU ale smoker or not, you must con-
sumo before you leave iAe house; and some.
times even | have found them much too
short. But beween the cigarrilos and the
dark eyed daughters, have several tines
felt my head reel, and my ideas in the ut.
most confusion. However, mus, appre,
pirate special paragraph TO the Senlonlas.
believe il is generally admitted that the
most potent weapon Of The Mexica ladies'
IS their eyes. That they are very brilliant
and expressive admit, without hesitation;
but that they eTcel 10 This particular feature
most positively deny. have seen dark
eyes in old Pennsylvania, tha, as far ecps.
ed in and intelligence all that have seen in
NeXlco, as sunshine does in brightness the
shades Of midnight. The features Of ,he
face are seldom slrikingly handsome, or 2.
ven regular: and the ravages of the small.
pox have contributed, IN no srnaR degree 10
obIIleraIe traits OF beauty that in many in-
stances would have been universally ac-
knowIedged. Blu, in figure at once yield
the palm of Mexico have never seen la
dies, in any Of the Twelve States have yet
visited. who could successfully compare
with Ihe Senlorlas of Matamoras, in this
important particular. They are absolutely
perfection itself. Buslles, feel confident,
will never find favor in the eyes of The Mex
leans, since they can only &C, as means Of
distortion. Though not particularly happy
IN their s;y lie of dress, they have tha, pics
mresque and novel appearance which at
)nce rivils lhe attention of son Of The
North, and sets him TO drawing lines of
comparison between;them and the fair ones
ne has left behind him. Here again they
suffer. TIE low necked shor, dres, with
arge glazing pink figures, and single mar
ow founce relieved below by few inches
If the white under-dress cut into points is
ol wanting in beauty, and SETS of fine
igure 10 the utmOs, advantage, And il has
mother recommendations it displays The
inesI turned ancIc, and the prelliesI foot in
he world. Bul with all this, no one OF even
moderate taste, can pretend 10 say that the
Seniorita would be less enchanting if FASH
onably dressed. Nay, | have thought
'ome OF them might shine as stars in our
Northern ball rooms. This il saying more
for them lIhap most OF my companions
would dream Of on account of the almost
suspicious darkness of their complexion.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-19
OFFICE OF TIE DEMOCRAT.
SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN, FEW DOORS BE
Low MARKET. STREET.
TERMS:
TEEMS s /:

The COL UlIBL8 DEMOCRATwiU be
published eUery Saturday morning, al
TVO DOLL.4RS per annum paydbit
half yearly in adUmce, or IWo Dollars
Ftty nts,ifnOtpaid within the gear
No subscription wiH be taken for shorte,
period than sir months; nor any discon'
hnuance permitted,mil all arrearages
are discharged.
HDTER2TSENENS not erceeding q
square ,0iH be conspiCuously inserted al
One Dollar for the first three insertions,
and TVenty,fue cents for euery subse.
qucnt Insertion. D7"A liberal discoun
made TO those who aduertise by the gear
LETTERS addressed on business ,Y,ust
be post pail.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-19
IN ENLIGHTENED TRAVEL
LER.

Somebody from England. cockeny o.
course, has written new book Of irsv
ais about 'the NJ, rrik ns.' He profrs.
es great candor, and certainly need,
great indulgence. Being in Washing.
on, he called on 'he President, and wa.
greatly surprised a, he colcred servant
who conducts vsiIers 10 she presence i,
or taking care Of his umbrella for him
est il should be stolen. They never
steal umbrellas in Old England! Hence
such kind consideration 10 servants i.
unknown there, Bu, his account of the
Grand Sisnor of all The Democracies j,
The funniest, at least the last that W,
1sve read or heard OF. He admits tha
Polk is 'remsI ksbIe looking man
MS forehead massive and prominent, hi
features marked and Of good outline.
His general appearance, dress and mode
Of expression indicate "a lawyer or dis.
'en'ing minister We suppose lha, il
he had worn band, black silk petit.
coat, and white lawn robe over it, ht
would have resembled clergyman o
The established church. Bishop Fllpot
perhaps, or The Dean OF Gut,ieton. An,
with brass star on his breas, and blu,
pole in h,s hand, he might have fright
ened our traveller as police officer Bu
he next is The best. although few
Years ago his name was unknown. every
me is now aware that Mr.. Jlmes Polk
(why did'nt Re say PoLh?) was law
yer in The State Of Tennessee, holding
respectable, but by no meBns a con
handing position You don't say SO.
Iei every American who knew any
hing Of his country's politics. knew ths
Mr,Polk was prominent, 'eading mem
ber of Congress for about ten years do
ring four of which he was Speaker Of
he Houso, and was al erwards Cover
rnor of Tennessee. Bu, where di,
his Eng'ishman pick up this slang a
bout the Presidents previous OBJ
scurity? lie couldnot have under
Stood our history sufficiently 10 know
who had bean obscure or who conspic
nous, and therefore 'hs blight sugges
lion could not have Leen original. II,
got il from some Of The vulgar and ran
corous partisan journals published it
he commercial cities journals t'
which quite TOO many are indebted
for their entire ignorance OF polllica
philosophy lie says that the Wings
were highly indignant at the election o
mch an obscure person, but have since
submitted to his p esidenlial authority
with good grace, Submitted with :
good grace! Why, Nh, Tourist, die
you expect that they would rise in Ge
bellou? They never thought of such
thing. 'Tarry at jericho llIl your bear,
grown
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-19
IS0NLLLhMN NLAOTSo

From the Noristown Register and Democrat.
THINGS HARDLY 70 BE BELIEVED.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-02-28

punishable at common law by our courts
Of mslsce. And in view of the TACT that
any punishment which his House could
ioflci, would be entirely inadequate aud
that the ends Of Justice would BE-
The more certain OF Eulliment by placing
the offender within the power and un
der the control Of the judicial tribunals
of lhe Commonwealth, your Committee
would respectfully offer for The consid
GRAFTON of The House, the following res.
0lulions:
PesolUcd, rha, the Attorney General or
Ms Deputy, in the county Of Dauphin; be
i requested 80 take the necessary steps TO az
rest and bring 10 ;rial, in said county, the
person Of Daniel M'Cook, upon the charge
Of having attempted, by the payment oi
money, corruptIy 10 procure the vote Of
Victor E. Pioilet, Esq, a member of the
PennsyIvsnis Legislature, 10 favor o! the
Lehig3 County Bank, and that, upon the
issuing of The warrant of arrest, The Ser
gan! at Arms be directed 10 deliver 10 Ihe
proper officers the person Of the said Dan
iel M'Cook.
Re8olUed, That the Committee be dis
charged from The further consideration oi
-
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-02-28

follows, gives the substance OF The iestimo-
ny introduced, we emit IT,
Nc. Kaox, from the committee o.
he subject made the following report,
which WAS read.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-02-28
JOHN G. KNOX,
ALEXANDER WIN.
II: +. GALLO WAY.

The resolution passed the legislature, and Mr.
Nc Cook gave bonds for his appearance at thelext
term of the Dauphen County Courts.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-02-28

ENGLAND and The United States.
Mr., Hume after compimenting Sir Ro-
bert Peel upon his proposed liberal policy,
said, there was one plher point to which be
would refer, and that waste express hope
that the Right Honorable Baronel would
continue TO maintain the good understand
ing which from her Majessy's speech ap-
peared to prevail between France and Eng
land. Hear /! was in the power Of The
British Government united with that ol
France,tO cbmmand the peace Of lie world
Hear, hear, Quarels might take place be.
tween different nations, but these two great
nations united would prevent war Hear.
There was a paragraph in the speech re-
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04
LAW NOTICE.
IF WILLIAMS a S. S. Wright,

J.F. Williams \ S. S. Wright,
REAAVINS formed copaFtnerShip in the
lEll practice Of the law, will practice 10 the
S,,e,erne. Federal and Chancery Courts at ] ack'
so1. he Circuit Court of Carol, the vice Chan
ceyS Court 4 CarroltOn, and the Circuit Courts
Of tie eoaniies composing the Fifth Judicial
District 81 The State Of Mississippi, 70 wit =
Holmes. azoe, Madison, Alfalfa, Winston,
LeaEeand Noxubee. They promise the strict
Ell attention TO any business entrusted 70 their
care, w-.L. Yu,,.,o,,
Holmes County, Miss.
Nov. l6, l6l5. O"'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04
July 22nd, ls45.
0uu'1Y [lAG3o

GVHHE undersigned having taken the large ana
j cOmmOdiOus BRICK BUILDING lover
the Commercial Bauk,) lately occupied by Mas .
MFLLRN as 4 boarding house, tenders hisseEyiees
to all who may wish boarding ~ the month";
week or day.
Every attention will be given TO transient
persons who may favor him with calf and %
his table will be supplied with the best the mat
ket affords, he hopes 70 merit a.pOFtion ofpublie
patronage.
WILLIAM WRIGHT
YazOO City Oct. 23d, lStS. 9-tf
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04
NOTICE,

IN ETTERS Of Administration having been
liza Granted "a the undersigned by the hon'
Srobaie Cont Of YazoO county, at the SePtsn-
hsr Term Of said Court, on the estate OF geo:
r Runcemau, deceased. All persons lnueo.eo
10 eaid estate, are hereby notified 20 gtkS .r
mediate payment, and adj persons paving VS. o, ,S,.
against said ssiaie are iequesseu " .;
~. - ~ ,bev win be forever barred.
" i~"'V' WIN. J. LEAKE
Admir-. orc, B. Ruaeeman, decd
Feb. 4, lS46.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04
PHCENI HOUSE


UHE Subscribers respectfully solicit
continuance Of the patronage 90 iiber-
orally bestowed the last Seaeon, and we
pfOmise 10 leave nothing undOne 10 reader
our guess comfortable. The House has
undergone complete renovation.
The Brick Stable and buggy shelters arc fitted
up in a 81 Vi not surpassed b. any establishment
81 the kind IN the county, and Is provided with
good corn, fodder, hay, oats and water, servants
are kept TO convey horses baggies &c. 20 and
from said stable. We guarantee general satis-
faction. and their rates are exceedingly low -
Persons wishing livery services, will applytO u'
or Blackman e. Scett.
JEREMIAH LAMKlN g. Co.
PhrRir House.
July Q2nd. l945. AZ
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04
NOTICE.

IT.Dsrops Indebted to the late Or. w.
an DoFsev, are requested to call on the IN
i.v..raed on OF before the LIST day Of April neA.,
ma sstfIs-olaims remaining unpaid nitei taet
time viii be pot in suil. re no'eS' seI ~
&c. viii be found At The once o =; ?. IT, ~
n Benton, where those lnoeo'so "lH P'o-''
call. uorT
p W. WHELEsss
Feb. 18th. 1876. ~ :,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04
Marshal's Sale.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
SOUTHERN DIsTRICT OF MISSISSIPPI,
To May Term 1916.
Watson & HobSon,
We DisCF1ngaes
T. G.. Black.


10y vlnue of The above stated writ 81
D DistrIngas t. me directed from the
"A nOrabls Circuit Cnurt Ui the UntcG
81 ties, Tor / Sonfheru District o. M'ss's-
slppl, | viii sell ut public auction, 10 tn
algheSt ridJer for cash, on the second Mo-"
ia, ,lhe 9 h day OF M rich, 1916. wilhin 'ht
hours prescribed by law, before the cOur
house door 10 the iowa OF Benton, Yaz".
county, Mississippi, the following described
property to wit:
Dives, Wesley, Lucy and three children,
Tnn, Eimira and two children, C,rol'ne,
D,cey. Nancy, James, WpII,n,, Ana .ano
child, K Sc, Farrow. Junn Bowman, Henry
Wyatt, America, Ottawa, Sam, Nelson
Cyras, Phiilis and Two children Sally Ann,
5 lephen, Ez, and two children, Jenny
AID child, AmeIlt, EIleck, Gracy and eh'Id,
Mosella, Amanda and child. Ana Erz4,
Mprtha and child, Gavin, joe, Hetty, Law
Is, Ben. Dave, Washington, Abe, Harry
Peter, Nancy Morton, Isham, John, BetssJ
and child. Peggy, Mary jane and Bill.
Levied upon as The property Of james
Molton, which was claimed by said Thos'
q. Back, and upon trial was awarded sub
ipct 10 writ Of Fleri Facias ia favor Of said
Watson g. Hobson, aad will be aold 10 sat
,s(y The above stated case and all cost
THOMAS FLETCHER,
Marshal SOU D.sI. Miss.
BY his Deputy, RIcH'D. FLETCHER.
Feb 18th, IS46. ~
OA- The abOve sale is postponed unit
the second Monday, OH day Of March
1916.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04
ThE WYNN hOTEL.
MANI 90 WB RSEu

NNHE undersigned takes this method 81 inior-
ming the travelling public that be has be-
come the proprietor Of the well known Tavern
Stand GornaEly occupied By Mss. Whitman,
and having Es6tted and placed y ih comPlets
order, IL now fully prepared g render entire
sati.tsotion TO all who may call on BIN. hiS
table will be constantly supplied with All the
substantials and delioacies that the market can
afford Every comfort and attention which HE
personal efforts pan furnish will be strictly and
oleeFfully given to his guests. His bills will be
moderate and satisfactory his ass StantS atten-
live; and nothing left nndone TO make the
VIM HOTEL emphaticay the TRAVELLERS
Hone. r. M. WINN.
December y. lel5 lott
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04
NOTICE.

A LII persons holding the obligations Of the
IA. CoMMERc.AL BANK OF MANCHESTER, the
Bills Of the Back or otherwise. are hereby notl'
6rd to present the same at the Counter OF said
Bank, in YazOO City, for payment.
JOHN r. BAILEY.
JOHN n WILSON,
J. w. BARNETT,
Commissioners.
Yazoo city, Oct. %. I845. Att
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04
MARRIED

In this City, on the Doth ult. by J. H.
lawrence Esq. Mn. JOHN EAsDON to
MISS MARoARETTA STMLY, both formerly
Of Cincinnati.
or Printers fee was received with the
above notice.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04
Final Settlement

n r ths Aprii Term Of the hos. fiopats
~ Court Of Yasoo comfy, saill e sasll,
- az samuel b. Collina, minor, ui-Ae -l,-l
.-ttl.meut With said Couh, md lsifss,.sf ~
latteFa ~. 49, = .e..t-s;.,, A..
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04
ADMINISTRATORS NOTlCE.

THEREAs, Letters Of Administration
wv on the estate OF John h. Erwine, de-
csass,i. were granted to the and rsigned IT tue
Iast January Term OF the Probate Court OF va
z"o oount, . State Of MIssissppi--nOw all per-
sons havlnE lams against The sstase Of eaid de
ceased, are hereby requested 10 exhibit the same
within the time limited by law, OF me sane wiz
be barred. THUS r. AEAOANN' feu" ~
Feb. 4, 1876.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04
IN STOR E,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT or
STAPLE DRY GOODS,

Boots, shses, hats, caps, bagging and rope, oa-
con. lard, mess and prime pork, dried oeei' 1'h'
Aour. white and brown sugar, molasses, conee'
teas, spces, soap, candles, corn and rye whlsKey'
cogniac, champaign, peach and domestlc bran
dies. holland and domestic gin, jsmaca Fum,pOrt'
mediera, sherry, malaga and claTet wlnss.-eoew-
ing tobacco, all qualities Havana segaTs' IRON q"
hard. ware. cutlery, crockery and stone ware,
oils. saddles and brides. buggy and carriage mar
vs. sat 70 . las. 4s-1y.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04
Notice.

WILL be leased for niaety mine years
w TO the highest bidder, Oh Monday the
SIKH day Of April next, before the cOu1I
house duOr in The town Of Benton, the SIX
teenlh section Of Township twelve, range
one West. The said section adjoins lands
belonging to j. w. Purvis. Any one
wishing information relative TO said land,
can obtain the Same on application TO any
Of The undersigned llnstees. A credit at
one, two. hree and four years will be CIV
eu, purchaser giving bond with approved
security.