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The Yazoo City Whig., 1846-03-06
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ON the 9Th instant, from ] NIGER
- SOIL, II miles nOCthesst of Yszoo city,
three young unbroken MARE MULES,
one a bright bay, one moilse colored, one
black with grey face. Any pezson who viii
leye information. of them, or deliver them
at TesheeDah Plantation, on the .Tchula
road, will be literally rewarded. -.
December 10, I645. 24-iK
The Yazoo City Whig., 1846-03-06
THE AMERICAN
AGRiCuLT LIST

TER As--Qpe Dollar per yeag IN advance;
IhEes copies foF Two Dollars; fOr Five
DollaYe.
Published monthly, BY sAxros & MrLKs, eos
Broadway, New y ork, containing q pages, royal
Octag0
Each number Of the Agrieulturalist contains
but One sheet, end is transported by mail under
the same regulations newspapers, VIZ me md
half cents Il over 100 miles, without the Stafs..
Back Velumes OF TEE AMBRicAN AeRIcrLTUA-
ALls1, with tables Of confents complete, for sale
81 s. 90 eGch: elegantly and uniformly bound ia
cl0sh, 81 25 These are handsome, tasteful books,
and make very desirable premiums tor distribu-
ton with Agricultural Societies, and should also
ind place ia all our District School IibTariep
They constitute the best and most complete tTea-
ties Oh American Farming, Stock Breeding, and
Horticulture, extant. When several copies are
ordered. Iberal discount will be made.
The Yazoo City Whig., 1846-03-06
Miscellaneous.

Cstern Pumps Of the very best pattern,
and can unhesitatingly recommend as SUI
perior TO any have ever saw.-Agricultural
Furnances, Spinning. Wheels, Gin Band RiV-
cts and Brisiles, Willow Carriages, Cradles.
and Nurse chairs. Leadpipe of various sizes.
TIMERS SUPPLIES.
Tin Plate, Block-Tin, Sheet Copper, Sheet
Z,nc, Sheet Iron. Sheet Lead, Rivetls. Wire,
Tin. Ears, Speller Solder, &c, which will
furnish at small advance over first cost.
And to Dealers. ! will furnish Tin Ware
Of all kinds at as low prices as they can buy
in New Orleans, or elsewhere.
ALSO, for Planters and other customers
will manufacture any article wanted, Of Tin
Sheet Iron anb Copper. or put up Clsterr
Pumps and House Cutters, and repair Steam
pipes at moderate prices.
JACOB PEALE.
February 20, 1916. 33-ls
The Yazoo City Whig., 1846-03-06

Cooking Stoves, Castings Of all kinds,
Tubs, Buckets, Churns, Brooms, Brushes,
Selves. Coffee Mills, fine and common Table
Cutlery, fine and common Tea and Table
Spoons. Minring Knives, ,Briltania and Plan
ishcd Tin Ware, also, common Tin Ware OF
every kind, Bedcords, Cotton and Manila
Rope, cistern Buckets. Market and Clothes
Baskets, Travelling DO, Rat and Mouse
Traps ,Androns, common Shovelsand longs
Steel and Brass Fine Sets, Wire Tenders
Backing, Preserving Kettles and Furnaces
Gridrons, WafIleirons, Smoothingirons, Spit.
toons. Walters, Tea and Coffee Canislers
Kitchen Knives, Jelley Moulds, Matches
Alalchsafes. &c.
The Yazoo City Whig., 1846-03-06
CARPFNTERS TOOLS.

Planes, Handsaws, ,Chisels, Augurs, ,AggnT,,
Bits, Hollow Augurs, Brace and Bilts,BlInd
Bits, Hammers, Hatcheis, Adzes Drawing
Knives, Iron and Steel Squares Pocket
Rules, Compasses, Dividers, Guages' screw,
Drivers, Tapelines, Spirit Levels &C. anu
all Of the best quality,
The Yazoo City Whig., 1846-03-06
10 Planters and
COUNTRY DEALERS.

HNIlE subscriber would respectfully call
= your attention to the following list OF
articles, which he keeps cconstanily on hand,
for sale, at his Furnishing Store" Vicks-
burg.
The Yazoo City Whig., 1846-03-06
Plantation Supplies.

Has Shovols, Spades, Hore-cOl!ars, llames,
Blindbridles with and without reins, Traces,
OK and Log chains, Froes, Wedges, Axes,
Saws, Blacksmilh's vices, Hammers and
Tongs; Plough lines. CuTrycOmhs, &c.
The Yazoo City Whig., 1846-03-06

Administrators Notice.
WWHEREAS, Letters Of Administration
w on the Estate of Ann Johnson, decd,
were granted TO the undersigned, at the
January Term, 1916, of the Probate Court
Of Yazoo county, State of Mississippi
Now, all persons having claims against the
estate Of said deceased, are hereby required
to exhibit the same within the time limited
BY law, or the same will be barred.
WILLIAM B. SMITH, Admir-
February 6, 1916. 3l-6t
The Yazoo City Whig., 1846-03-06
Notice to Planters.

AN behalf of myself and other vendors
y of MAsToDoN CorToN SEDD, deem
itmy duty 70 inform the public, as have
already done in Mobile, N. Orleans, Nafchez
and Vicksburg, that the Cotton Seed adver-
tised for sale in New Orleans by Messrs.
Ringold, Ferriday & CO., as "Mastodon" are
SPURIOUS and NOT GENUINE MAsToDoN SEED.
l hear of extensive frauds also being perpe-
trated in other places Of which planters
should beware r. ABBEY.
Yazoo city, Feb l3, 1916 32-3t.
The Yazoo City Whig., 1846-03-06
9AMMWAR8a

Garden Implen ens of all kinds, Padlocks,
Chest, Drawer, Trunk and Cupboard do,
Gunlocks, single or in pairs, Gun MOuntings
and Gunlock Limbs, Gun Tubes and Flints,
Powder, Shot, Lead and Capes, Pocket
Cutlery, Shears and Scissors, Sheepshears,
Horse- Flcms, Farrirs Knives, Garden Trim
mers, Files of all kinds, Cowbells, Stocks
and Dies, ,Wrenches, Hasps and StePles, Gate
Hinges, Draw Steelyards, with ard without
Scales, Molasses Gates, Faucets, Plyers
Punches. Pincers, Pegbrakers, Shoe-Thrcad
Irvine, Powder Horns and Flasks, Bullet
NIoulds. Rife Wipers, Stair Rods, Rafting
Augurs, Sand Sves, Grndstones, Wrough
and Horse Nails, cotton and wool Cards
Corn. Mills. Butcher Knives, MeatcloaVert
Glue, Chalk, &c.
The Yazoo City Whig., 1846-03-06
Sheriff's Sale.

ShePiff'S Sale.
Gabriel Denton,
vs.. yendi exp's,
Nathaniel Wilson,
Andrew Glib,
John McKinstry,
Erasmus d. Downs and
Alfred c. Downs.
DY virtue of the above stated writ TO me
ID directed, from the Hon. Circuit Court
Of Warren county, will sell TO the highest
bidder, for cash, on Monday, the ID day Of
March, l646, at the Court House door of
Yazoo county, withing the hours prescribed
by law, the following property, viz:-the
southeast quarter Section No. IS, Township
8, Range 4 !, West, and Lots Nos.l2 and l3
as laid down on the map Of Yazoo City, and
Lots Nos. !, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 7, 8, 8, 10, IL, IL,
l3, ID, Is, Is, IL, Is, 10, 20, 81, %, %,
"a, 25, 26, 81 and %, in that part of the
town of Yazoo City commonly known as the
Commons" levied on as the property ol
the said defendants Nathaniel Wilson and
Andrew Gibb, and will be sold to satisfy
the above stated case and costs.
JOHN w, FUQUA, Shift.
Benton. Jan. %, 1916. 30-5t.
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II. RLAND.

&o U "a RLA III Ds
Attorney and Counsellor at Lal0; ;
resides at MiIlikin's Bend, in the Parish
Of Madison, Louisiana, ess miles above
vicksburg.
lie will practice Law in the various
Courts held at Richmond, il Madison
Parish, the courts of Carroll al Lake ProvIs
dence, the courts Of Tensas and Concordia,
and the Supreme Court Of the State.
The steamer Edna Is regular weekly
racket from New Orleans, stops d Vicks-
burg on her way up, aud arrives every Thurs
day al ss1'he Bends Letters or documents
on professional business, either By the packet
81 81 mai, will receive strict attention.
Post Office. Millikin's Bend.
July 4. le45. 52-5In.
---Ts55s Srr.VfM - ~ ~ n III N-e.TrTrlr
The Yazoo City Whig., 1846-03-06

HVHE partnership in the practice Of the Law
heretofore existing between Us, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent All business here
tofoFe entrusted TO us, will receive our joint at.
tentioR. Hereafter each Of as will cohtIAus the
praetice Of our profession separately.
JOHN BATTAlLB,
WM. BATTAILE,
Benton, March u. 1876. 37-lf.
The Yazoo City Whig., 1846-03-06
no the PIanfer6.

Yazoo CITY, Oct. I3, 1916. I0-tf
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Books.
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PAT / o-z.n and Progress ofGeoios'esl Science.
PaEt II General PRINCIPLES Of Geology
Part Ill Scientific Divisions OF 5eo!9sy.
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FROM THE CAFE Of Coon Hopr.-The Boston
Atlas has advccs from Capetown 10 Anil 18th several
Gays la'ef IMAM NOSE by the way OF England The dis
turosncc caused BY tie Hairs (or Caersl on the
tiers had not Yet been subduded and i. seemed 10 be
eoasaeete" tha Very strenuous measures would be
CURED 20 suppress them About the llth OF April the
Governor entered Caferlsnd with strong force in
three divisions The last adviees received al Cap,tow,,
ON the 10Th OF that month Were tina, the Governor had
reached Port Victoria with the rcscrv, force and that
Col Somerset IL command OF his division of N, army
had crossed The heisksnnns without resistance
We understand that three hundred CLERKS had been
enlisted al Tor this War aud thSt the st Hee.
an opportunity to saul Tor the Cape.
u. s. SrEAMER.-The I. 5. r. Steamer Iesars
Capt CosrS will leave this port this port this morning
weather permitting under sealed orders-Sesrn,ucn
supposed 10 be the Gulf OF Mexico 10 assist the block
aiding squadron now there. The following sru lst o:
Nsnoeon |. Cos,e OF 5 c. Captain Charles Grover
If Penn Is; Lieut. John G. Byeshwood. otNa ii Lent,
John Carson of Penn Sd Lieut. Wln. 4 Randolph Of
John A Rurcles of y Y ASST En- sineer; James Essr
of Fs. Master; D. Smonson ON. SurSeon - Phil-
lips OF 5 c. Boatswain John Ire, OF y \ Gaaner-with
crew OF % men. lCaNses'oa So~4 -
LIMA, Peru June loth lsl6,-Pera is perfectly
quiet d circumstances wsrran. Us 10 expect that Tor
some time she will SO continue There has been Ssh'
change in the Ministry and farther changes are expected
The American squadron al on the Mexican coast
The Savannah and Constitution are on tne. Way nome
lCor. Journal Commerce
NEW APPLICATION OF MEsMERISM.-A insn IN
England named Church has discovered method o.
,Tessaci:i AorsSs The process IS said 10 reseiape
very much that used IN putting humans 70 sleep
Church applies his powers TO the purpose OF breaking
colts.
rP We have seen letter from an officer o.;
Commodore Corners squadron, dated July l4ih which
rates that there that time sixty i've OF
.curyy on board The U. s. sGe Rai.sn The health
% He iestoi s-s Iphil u. s Cax 3oth.
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miscellaneous.
-IsITORs OF THE COUNTRY.

TO THE VISITORS OF THE COUNTRY.
IT Is FACT generally known that there n Con-
aectici along the sLoses OF The Sound. Of The
dell hI! places retreats win winch our coua
Try teens. Among hem shine most conspcuolsly hs
lovely village o: Milford sat N-ryvins Point ab0u; y
miles distant. Il Is difficult choose which OF The
places Is plessanes; abide Blu; from he experience
Of those who have VISITED Them perhaps The PoIi could
De more particularly recommended n consequence of he
advantages for morning and bathing. THIS
vas one OF the places the British piundered during
cur Revolutionary struggle. There ten house
on the Point winch owned bv VI. MervIn, the
father Of the prcssr; residents There several
brothers who re.ite u The Point each Of whom pro-
vide= literally for bis able. and 20 whom HAPPY
recommend a. Who desire 10 spend fev weeks from the
din and heat o. The CITY One EIng De laksn INTO
sidereon i! the easy facility ana chsapues of travet 20 the
place. By the steamboat NimrcI. Capt BROOKS. you
reach Bridgeport, thence 10 Milford b. stage ant 70 the
pc!a by prvae conveyance The route very ag-eea-
bic. irving 70 The gen=msnv and polite attention OF M
Captain Of the steamboat, AID The comfortable. airy
stage. and the car.iulness q ~. crirer-.
4 VISITOR OF THE - POINT
y Bit viii be prudent FOR hC visiting the place 70
pay their fare board the boa FOR the whole route. ne
much there are seTera. Eackmeu II Bridgeport who
make th-.I business 70 watch oE customers and
then take tue most racav ktaEe Vi Them ~ charging
them n Instances, i've o' SIX tines The regular
fare. Il hoped ina the citizens OF Bridgeport
WI. put Gui-tU.' tai- piece 0; rs,c4.!,y.
ONE WHO Has BEEN THROUGH NE MILL.
an
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miscellaneous.

LAMPS, GIRANDOLEs, &C.
7 AMPS. GIBAND0LES, HALL LANTERNS, AND
IL CANDELABRAS. for tbs Spring Trade.-DiETZ,
BROTHER j. co. No 10 J0hn-sl. manufacturing and
have always nand complete assormen, OF articles N
their line, of the following descriptions which they wi!
sell a. wholesale retail, at LOW PRICES for cash.
Improved Chemical Oh and CampheEe Lamps,
Solar Lamps Gilt and Bronk-d, IN great variety,
Cornelius y Co.'S celebrated Patent solar Lard Lamps
Glrando!es various patterns GIT. sivered or oronzed
SGspending So.ars, Donc Cainphene Lamps,
Bracket Solars, Side DO do
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket do do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps Stand do do
BrlliAnnia Hand Lamps Camphene Chandeliers,
Superior Chemica. Oh. Pure Sperm OIL,
do Camphen. Solar and Lard OIL
do Burning Fluid Refined Whale Oil. ml3y
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PaRT TIII RRAITHWAITES

d ETROSPECT OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE and sur
~ gerry : press and VII Dc issued = few G4-s
TINS by far me most valuable, well ss much the
largest part Of his celebrated Medical Journal thai hss vet
been published and contains addition usual record
81 discoveries and Improvements II the Medical
Sciences sysnopsis which VII enable he Practitioner 10
avail himself OF the most pracca. indications
which different s1;hors have recommended within the sst
six months
In 81 the greatly increased Of The last
and present Nos TIC prce OF the Retrospect WILL il fulre.
ne Ssventy-hve Cent. per No. 81 - per snnun, COM
mencinZ win No -.
Term. fer the whole No. 10 u inclusive, s.
Per thereafter invariably IN advance 30
Address The Publisher DANIEL ADEE.
jv3O tfy lG- tuIion-si, y. Z.
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MARINE JOURN Al.
PORT OF NETWORK
CLEARED.

CLEARED,
ship Rochester Peabody, Savannah
Banks Adam Carr, OBJ Brymner Glasgow: Marie (Brc)
Ruyter Trinidad dc Cuba Edward koppisch, haynes
Malaga
Brcs John w Cater Brown, ST Domingo Agnes, Gibbs
s. Johns. NJ; Gscn Swanton, Portland Philura Clark
Savmlnah Ralph Cross, Glover, Naples Fatma Lang
Stctn; Chas Wgman Easeston, Salem; Grecian Shrane
NewOrleans.
Schr Wocott Ryder Boston; Sage, Johnson, Charles
tom Il w Brown, Francis. Wilmington.
Barge Snr Longhead. Philadelphia
Steamer ronsdcs. Mulson, Philadelphia
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OFFICE Or THE NoXrR.WEsr CoPPsR Mining Co. I
No. ~ West.si Newly ork July 10Th, 10. =
A I Of ~ rha hoy ca

ia PUBLIC SALE Of Stocks OF the above Com
N pany. The following scrip sold for unpaid assess
ments-Nunbers 2l0l ans Isl 10. i6 to 49, ls6
5 IS IS, so TO SIG, SO 10 S SIS 20 $50, $40 10 ST.
So 10 $50 $50 10 SOL Se5 10 o $40 10 S S5 10 SO. $50 10
SSi SIS $50. $50 10 IA. IN 20 H. 80 iS, so 70 s
los 10 1885, 10 10 80 80 and IS 65s $50, $50
1914 ll6 Isl, 2Sf $50 The above stock according
10 conditions OF sale, VIII be issued anti The expiration
OF twenty DAYS The ori:lnsi owners claim The sicck
within that 5y paving ave cent TO The purchasers
the smount OF ten per cent PAID by HIM iosie! with
insalhneut due. DAN'L. ). HART, Secretary.
NnNNSM
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SPRING AND sUMMER cLoTg1NG

At W. II. De UrOot 4 GUS lUl Fulon--L
NTliERE the following attractions vii! 70 present.
w ed-Coih Goats black blue. brown and olive from
S. 10 Sl6 Alpaca Croio, Brown Linens, Check Linens
Scotch and other Gngh hams, Tweed SAKE Goha CGstle
rees Jeans aud Meno; Sacks, Frccks, Dress and Shad
Goats Of every color and shape from 81 10 81
Pnn;s-CaSsimeres. Linen and Wors;ed Checks Alpaca,
Meruo White and Brown Linen, fancy Summer French
and American Cassmeres from s. 20 S. Nssis-Satin,
plain and striped Cashmere, Merino, Silk, Marseics Va
lencia Gnehsn and very handsome style Of Linens best
for summer from IS cents 10 81 Boys Clothing
equally chear good assortnentfor hand
Tvs ln:eod. W. II. DE GROOT 4 CO lo2 Eulion.sL.
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CHANDELIERS. Cante.a5ra Lamps, Ges fixtures
SGc- Sc.-THOMAS CRANE BANKS would inform the
public and the former OF Couthouy Neyers
thai he continues atthe Old stand opposite the Tabernacle
the formerly carried oy them Having received
the agency OF the justly celebrated manufacturers, Il w
Hoopef Co ne offers the superior articles Of their
fscrure great reduction from The price of c. " Tbs
public are invited 70 examine. JyI5 UT
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ARRIVED.

AKIINED
Ship QIam) Stephan Kruger 1T DIS I'm Hamburg Indse
to schmidt & Balchcn
Bark Mary Brouch,on, OF Boston, Melcher. u DIS from
Havana sugar 70 Taylor Vessels left before reported
Brig Pocahontas, Gray from pemarara via 81 Thomas,
TO q Halliday. Vessels LETT before reported.
Schr Wesley Harvey, d. I'm Virginia, wood
Schr Peterson Thompson DIS I'm Richmond, coal
Sch. Sarah TIot, d. form Portland, tMc) hoops and
heading.
Schr Increase Barrel ds I'm Thomsston lime
Schi Clipper, Harrington. DIS I'm Thomason. lime.
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11ublie Gonpenanres Ae
IT. PEOPLES LINE sTEAyRo,-
UNITED STATES NAIL LINE.

A. Five o'clock; P. M-Laadtug lnierrnei!a;e P!,ce,
: rom The foot OF Barclay-st.
Steamboat HUDSON Cspt c. =. King, viii le.ve -
Monday "Wednesday, Friday snd Sunday aHerroec, q
o'ciocA.
>teamboa; SANTA CLAUS, Capt 3. oyerbagh viii
leave on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, Al o'eA Pr
u Apply on board. he O:ce on ne MAsrf Is
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-. TO LET-To small geniee family, or two single
81. gentlemen. front TWO bedrooms furnished
or unfinished AZ No = Eghth-avenue adjoining
qusre-CroIon the house. Board can
be bad ii required. lNsS 81
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SMITHS HOMEOPATHIC Pharmacy No. 500
- Broadway, adjoining Nioos-Johu 7. s. Smith has
large assortment OF homeopathic Medicines, IL
trlrstons, dlnons and glooules; Sugar OF Mix, Pure
Alcohol Distilled Water Pellets, &cGc- Payscisrs Pock-
e. and Family Cases Of Medicines hand and prepared 10
order Homeopathic Plaster substitute for ordinary
Court and Adhesive Plaster, aud excellent application
for Com. mis- u
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ONEIDA CONFERENCE.-THE Annual Oneida Con
fereuc, of the Methodist Church, held is session M
bum last week. commencing on " ednesday morning
the exercises opened by the presiding Bishop Ed
ntNp : JAMES On Thursday the candidates for adnls
sion nco the Conference and for ordination IL Descons
we're examined.
On FRIDAY the character of the traveiing elders were
examined and those preachers belonging 70 the first
TWO Districts underwent the usual examination On
Saturday the election of local preachers 10 deacons
and elders orders occurred, and the examination OF the
character OF travelling elders resumed
On SATURDAY. afternoon the Conference Missionary so
cc-v was ab!v addressed by Rev Mr Tooker Of Geneva
and Bishop James and in the evening Dr fitman OF New
York spoke eloquently on the same subject.
There was preaching from the Conference on the Sab
bath as follows az the Methodist house DR. Pitnan.
Missionary Secretary, Bishop Heddins, Bishop James
First Presbytcr.an Dr. Paddock I'd DO. DR.. LevingsN
Gcre, of Baltimore, :. Comfort; Baptist j. NJ snyder
L. 4. Eddy
REArIxG MAcHIxE.-We learn from the farm
that the reaping machines imported tins season
have worked exceedingly well The machine Is drawn
By two horses with and is attended by man 20
rake boy to ride and drive, and raker VINO taxes
seat on the side OF the machine, and rake- OF the
wheat at the side in punches ready tor binding Inc
knife has sickleedge and plays horizontally and is
represented hundred acres without sharpen
ing The quantity OF wheat per day averages from
II 10 30 acres. This however depends upon the men
and team who work il The machines are generally
manufactured by Backus Fitch s. Co. OF Brockport
Monroe Co. New.York brought here and sold for one
hundred and fifteen dollars which brings the first cost Mt
about 500 the advertised price OF the machine at the
factory. CMcaeo Joufha'' -f'i'
DRUYKESSEss-This vice is largely on the in
crease if the records of the Police Court OF ths city may
be taken in evidence The number complained OF Tor
drunkenness and the number hned Tor bcirg guilty OF
this offence is much larger the present time than II
was six months or a year ago Boston Journal.
MAcKEREL-The fishermen from the Bay Of
Fundy arc arriving with fair cargoes OF Mackcre say
from 20 TO 80 barrels They report Mackercl plenty
and fat, though rather small-srnaller than has been
known for several years Boston Traveller.
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CINCINNATI LAND al crnersI Agency Oaice

CINCINNATI LAND ard General Agency Once,
~ Cincinnan. OL.o.-N l. Sheldon would INFORM the cu
zers OF New-YorA tnat DC viii attend the purchase and
=.e Of every description Of Rea Estate ana Personal Prop
cry in the City Of Cincinnati and IN the Western States; will
also collect notes boGds ani and every species
Of cles In Cincinnati louisville. Any Merchants,
other business having lands other property IN the
Western country The. wish dispose Of FOR GASP, or 10
change for city properly Cincinnati invited to send
description Of The his Office IN Cincinnati where AL
business entrusted 10 his WI be promptly and faith
fully attended TO. Address u l.. SHELDON,
West Fif:hs. Cincinnati
REFEaEScE&-D~!er Barber, Cort!a1dsL; J. Jack
son, - W a-s-: VIZ ingalls,, % Nal!-st- az 6nleol
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

I,a ship S,cphaRi, from Ham51s-Mr Ludenlan and
family Mr. Pc,erman Messrs knapp heppen ana To-
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10000 B Is % S So pounds sas ss peek 1 Fsss
20Xe5-20 10 - pounds per
2eX23-2i 10 81 pounds per
2iX23-2i 10 81 pounds per Iedl!.
2iN36-25 10 So pounds per
2iN38-30 10 90 pounds per ream.
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2tX3i-26 10 IS pounds per rean.
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ITO PHYSICIANS AND LADIES Of Ye,y-Yo-E

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MRS. JAS. BELTS Of PLi!ad-! PIMA respectfully &c
kaowec=e- me patronage and decided preference her
Supporters received from many Of he most eminent Phys
Clans IN Newly OK. on her former visits. Mrs B. viii
arrive al he or House Thursday next July 3Oth and
VIII leave Tor Saratoga SatqrtEv morning following
She will be prepared 10 attend Physicians and Ladies
any hour during aer stay Sefosa- Books VI refer
contain the highest testimonials from Med!ca. Pro-
fessor. parts The L. : obtained by ap-
py.ng 20 Mrs 3. Aston House
Ladies disposed Ger from Saratoga viii
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