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NOTICE

NOTICE.
THE Co-Partnershlp heretofore existing under the
i firm Of TUCKER & JOHNSON, OF Amelia Coun
ty Va is this day dissolved, by mutual consent. All
those holding claims against said firm are requested III
present them for adjustment 10 Owen X. Tucker who
is alone authorised set,lr the business; and those In
debed said firm respectfully invited To call and
make payment, it is the wish Of the parties 10 bring
the concern TO speedy close
August lst, lao TUCKER JOHNSON.
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DAVID ]. WOUDFIN,

ATTORNEY At Ian,
NEW CANTON, BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA,
WILL practice regularly In The Superior and Inferior
w Courts of Law and Chancery of Buckingham,
Cumberland, Fuvanna and Powhatan. All business
confded to him will be promptly attendedto.
Aug. 25-c2m
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THE ENQUIRER.
WAR AND A HIGH TARIFF,
RICHMOND, VA.

Thursday Morning, August 81. Is46.
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OWEN II. TUCKER will still continue the Mercan
~ tile business al the o:d stand Deatonvile, Amelia
where he intends TO keep very general assortment
all such Goods "a are usually kept IN country Store.
And under very grateful feelings for past favos, be re
spectfully socs tho patronage Of his former friend
and patrons. and the public generally
Aug. 7-c8t OWEN n. TUCKER.
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VA,

Nos. and Of The Statesmen. Of The Common
'ccaM Of England; with treatise on the popu-
larprogress in English History, by John Forster
of the Inner Temple; edited BY ]. o. Choules-
with two fine steel engravinss Of Sir John Elliott
and John Pym. What American does not look
with interest TO the period which the Editor calls
"the transition state OF England from the oppres-
sive reigns OF The Tudors and the Suarls 10 the
Constitutional liberty which il afterwards enjoy
ed2" This work CT Forster gives lte-like
sketch Of Hampton, Vane, Milton, and the other
great feiormers Of that extraordinary time.
Part 10th Of Coup,ands Dictionary Of Practi
cal Ahd,eine-highly approved BY the Faculty.
Captain O.SuAiran-a capital Irish story, by
w. H. Maxwell, Esq
To Messrs Nash & Woodhousc, We are in
debted for three Small BooIs on Great Subreis-
entitled philosophical Theories and Philosophi-
cal Experience" 'sThe Connection between Ply
siology and Intellectual Science" and "Princi-
pies Of Criminal Law" These little books have
had an extensive "run" in England. They are
valuable from their originality, strength and con-
ciscncss.
We have, finally, TO thank Messrs. Drinker &
Morris for Part 18th, concluding number, of DR..
Ladner's popular Lectures on Science and Art,
embracing the "Sleam Engine" with many illus
trative cuts
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He concludes as follows

al am delighted with the success Of Colonel
Folks Administrator. My say So is very
humble one, and the Colonel would not likely APP
preciale the compliment rc,y e1icnsiucly-but il
gives me satisfaction 10 say, that from December
10 August, there is not one act Of his which !
could desire 10 alter; but by way OF emphasis,
would do, ihs IS and cross The rs lille stronger
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L County Court, 10Th August, 1867
Richa,d w. Lewis, Complainant:
against - -,
Winny Lewis. Thomas Lewis, William Lewis, Na-
n,nie, Roe and Fanny bia wife, who was Fanny Lew
is Richard aud Eliza Lewis, Defendants.
This day csme the complsnant., by their Counsel,
ihe d.frn,iant Ezs Lewis is not nhabant Of this
Commonwealth on the motion Of the cnmplanants, by
their Counsel IL ordered that The sad defendant APP
psar here the second Monday In OCTOBER next anu
answer The bin of the companants; aud that copy Of
hs order he forthwith inserted for two months success
.ivriy in the Richmond Enquirer, and another copy
posted the front door Of the Court house oil luis couh
". Copy--Teste,
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snnnl the proclamation offering the reward aforesaid
Given under my hand, as Governor. and under the
lesser seal OF the Commonwealth, al Rich
l'hIi' mond this 18Th day Of August, In the year
lsi6 WIN. SMITH.
Aug al-c4t
n HaNCERY-vscISIA: AT Superior Court OF
Chlrcrry for the Richmond Circuit, held al the Ca
Edmurd Christian, Plaintiff:
Thoma. 3 Dcken, Committee Administrator of Fran
els Nelson. deceased, and Committee Administrator de
eoni. OF Francis H. Stubhs dacehsed, and sidney
Baxter, Attorney General of the Commonwealth oil
Virginia, Defendants.
The plaintiff this day filed his bill, and the defend
ants their 10 the same, To which answers the
r;aln,f replied generally: and, thercupon, the cause
being dockeied by Of the parties, and by Ike
Consent coming TO be heard upon the blu answer
and r.plicailnns aforesaid. upon an exhi1it nen WI"
ih- bin and upon the affidavit of J. NJ Couling, taken
90 behalf of the plaintiff, and being argued by counsel
on consideration thereof, and on the motion OF the
plaintiff by counsel, and with the consent oil The ue
ndant. BY their COUNSEL the Court doth order That te
heirs Of Francis Nelson, deceased on the part oil ms
mother Amy Stl deceased, ifany such there De, ana
IL not then that the heirs al said Amy Stii ueceased
on the part nf their mother, mothers, as the case
NAV be- do on before the first day Of the next term Of
this Court file their petitions praying 10 be made de-
PENDANTS in this cause and exhibit with said petitions
the evidence Of such hershp aud 'ant copy OF ms
order be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper pup
is,-d in the City Of Richmond for eight weeks success
sveiy and posted al the front door OF the CAPITOL IN
said city. A Copy Teste,
July i4-c2awsw r. ROBERTS, ID. y.
IN CHANCRRY-ysorsiA AT Rules held In tho
Clerks Oice Of The Superior Court OF Chancsry Tor
the Richmond Circuit. the Sd day of August, 1916:
Allen n. Mills, Marshall r. Stafford ana Charles
nbhe late merchants and partners, trading under the
name of Mills, Stafford and Company, Plaintiffs:
against
Frederick Griffng, and other Defendants
The defendant above named not having entered ms
ppearance and given security according TO the act OF
Assembly and the rules OF this Court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he - not an inhabitan OF
this weah il Ia ordered, that the said defend
do appear the rules 10 be held for the said Court
In The Clerks Office thereof the first Monday IN No.
vember next, and the bill of the paintiiis nnd
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted In some
newspaper published In the city of Richmond for two
months and posted AT the front door OF the
Capitol in the said city. Cnpy~,oIss,s,en, ~.
Aug. 2i-cw2m y. r. HpNaAo, YIN.
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n HaNCERY-viRciSlA: AT Superior Court OF
Chlrcrry or the Richmond Circuit, held al the Ca
piiol in The City Of Richmond, Jane 20, iSa6i
Edmund Christian, fiaintid
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

The VALUE OF AN ENGLISH WIFE,
The Liverpool Albion, aIiudIng to The de-
graded position Of females in China, re-
ls,es an snecdote showing how highly a
Chinese Mandarin valued the wife OF an
English merchant. Nothing astOnished
the Chinamen who visit the English mer~
chants at Hong Kong so much as the de
ference which is paid 10 Tho ladies', and the
position which the latter are permitted to
hold in society. The very servants express
their disgust at seeing the ladies' Perm'tter
10 eli at liable with their lords, and woLde
how men can so far forget their dignity
A young English merchant recently took
MS youthful wife with him 10 Hong Korg
where the couple we're visited by veal
thy Mandarin. The latter regarded the
lady altentIvely, and seemed to dwell With
delrg hit on her movements. When she al
eugth left the apartment, he said tothe hus
band, 10 his imperfect English, "Wbat you
1--WE for that wi ey wife yours 2" "Oh!
replied the husband, laughing at the single
error OF his visitor, ''twO thousand DOLLARS. y
This tne merchant thought would appear to
the Chinese rather high figure, but he
was mistaken, "WeIl, i" said The Mandarin,
taking out his book with an air Of business,
"spose you give her TO me, give you five
thousand dollars , 1t is difficult to say
whether the young merchant was more
amazed or amuse /, but the grave air OF
the CbiDaman convinced him that be was
IN earnest, and he was compelled, there
fore. to refuse the offer with as much pIa-
CT ity as he could assume. The Mnnda
rim was pressing, however, and went as
high as seven thousand dollars. The mer-
chant, who had no previous notion OF the
value Of commOdiry which he had taken
out with him, was 1T length compelled to
declare tb"t Englishmen never sold Their
wives after they came into their possess
sion, an assertion which the Chlnaman
was slow to believe. The merchant at
forwards had hearty laugh with his young
wife when he told that he had just disco
vered her full value, as the Mandarin hac
offered him seven thousand dollars for her
Delta.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14
rarnlp of AdverlisLng.

ADvVuTI.EMeNTs will be inserted at the rata
.rO,e Dollar. per square for the first insertlon'
md Fifty Cents for each week thereafter ten
|;ns' az less, constituting n 'quare. TIE number
~ jC.srtios required, must be marked on the
..rg;u OF the manuscript, or they will be lnseT
"a IN forbid, and ch'rged accordingly.
Announcing candidates for Office will be Five
Oollors for county Offices, and Ten Dollars loI
state OficeD-in advance.
Advertisements of personal alteration will
Uyauabl, " chaIged DOUBLE the foregoing rates,
mn naymeht required in advance.
Poitica, Cotton Circulars. or any articles Of
ndyidualinteres will bt charged as advertise
nents. and must be paid for in advance.
Yearly Advertisements
Vot exceeding ten lines renewable at
pleasure, per annum' ~ W
~" - .-.aoI;n', s,vty Iines. 60 90
The privilege Of annual advertisers is limited
% their own Immediate business; ami Mi a yer
Elements Tor the benefit OF other persons, sent IN
by them, Dust be paid for by the square.
Standing advertisements.
For ten lines or less, three months, So "
81 - six months, ~ W
6 twelve months, ~ w
Each additional square, three months, w
F." six months, OO
a C g.. twelve months, Is 90
N-Ay-AIl Job work must be paid for on deliV-
IfV
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14
The GRAND LEvEE PROJECT.

We continue this subject this week, by
presenting our readers with an extract from
a letter from Col. JAS. SEAwELL, Of Mem.
phis, Tenn. to which we would respectful
ly direct their attention. lNissisSippiGR. 4
New ORLEANS, Dec. 18th, ls45,
Dear Sir.--When we parted with each
other at this place, few days ago, you ex.
pressed TO me desire to see plan Of the
work for retaining the "YnzoO bottom
lands" and also an estimate Of the proba,
BILE cost of the same. We, this evening,
accomplish an estimate of what we sup.
pose the enterprise will actually cost, i is
drawn, however, from partial surrey ofa
few sections Of the tract over which @ithO
work is contemplated to pass, and in other
respects from observations DC, the dala
therefore upon which the calculation is
made, are in a great degree assumed, yet
we think the result is moi. far from beng
correct, and believe il would be hazardous
to undertake the project calculating upon 3
less amount IN the actual expenditures &c,
The boundaries Of the district embrace
the lands situated between the Mississippi
and YazOO rivers, and extend from die mouth
ofthe latter river to where theIlale Chick.
asasc and chOcta,r boundary line intersectiRR
the Mississippi riUer, a few miles above
Noon Lake Pass. Its length is about $50
miles. and breadth 80 miles, which forms
tract Of country Of one entire fat which is
chiefiycogered with swamp, marshgs, lakes,
and lsggOOns, and which (the tract gener,
ally Is subject to the I0iNter and spTiigg
foods Of the Mississippi river, showing
from the water marks on the trees q deplk
Of water varying from 8, 8, 10 to Is or
more feet. Its ascertained that the wa.
Ter in receding when ia high, state, pass
es Of 10 the south and southwest, while il
Il observable that the numerous bayOus
which meander through the entire lfao'
most generally terminate their courses in
the southeast, hence il is inferred that as
the water diminishes, the current gradual
" sets to Che east. TIC ccunterset these
bayous, a central ccn7. via 9 % SECURED
running nOylh Ga souia for some 55-t0 I'd
miles. .1o ne
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14

MAKE HOME HAPPY. 1t 10 the duty de
voIvng upon every member d family
tn ende vor To make all belong TO II h"PPy
THIS may, with Intle pleasant exerl'on'
be- done Let every one contribute to-
warOs Improving The ground belonging I"
the house. If the house Is cold aud un~
comfortable, lei each exert himself To rem
der It better and more pleasant. II II IL
good and peasant, let each strive to ador"
n: let fl ,werlng shrubs and trees be plant
ed. and vines and wOodbInes be ,raIled
srouud the Windows and doors; add inter
esting volumes to the library, lnIle ar'I-
Giles Of furniture to replace those which
are wearing out, wait upon and snllc'Pa'e
each others wants, and ever have plea
saul smile Tor I'll and each.
Make home happy Parents ought 10
teach this lesson IN the nursery, and by the
6ps,de : give Il the weight Of their PreceP
and example. If they would, ours would
be a happy and more v'rtu"us country
u, Drunkenness, profanity, aud uther disgust
,np vices, wUulO die away; they could nn
i've ia the influence OF lovely and rem
ned HONE.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14

ADvERTIsING.-Itis no longer secret,
that those persons who advertise 10 the
new spa pers the most get rich the soonest.
The American people, perhaps more than
aov other nation, are a reading, thinking
and understanding people; and hence those
who wish 10 attract the notice and atIen'
ton of such people must not only patron
ize The press, but freely use i. AdvertI'
sinu is the great lever which raises PeO
pIe's fancy, and as a necessary cO"'e>
ouence, makes the people buyers Hence
pverv sensible man nowadays sdvertIses'
/, il in fact the only wsy Of arresIing the
attention of customers. Go TO any city IN
the known world, and who are ihoss who
have acquired the largest fortunes Those
wbo advertise. The business man and the
merchant wish TO be successful that sue
cess depends upon customers-and TO &C.
cure these, advertising must be resortedlo.
A certain clothing store in Boston pays a
single paper in that city $500 per year
fnr adver Using. Dire. Brandreth, Hull,
Ssppiugton, and all the Other physicians
Who are now go wealthy, have advertised
freely. We have known men to begin
in The world with borrowed hall dollar,
and selI root.beer, apples and matches
and finally grow enormously rlch-snd
thew have told us, that the secret was u
Advertising freel. How is it with siran-
GER when he goes into ciyH He wants
a boarding house. Does he not look int
newspaper the very first thingi Tue
houses that adveriises the most freely &C.
the custom. Same people 10 this country
nav become independent without ADVERT
sing-but never we1lthy. Advertising
sIone, is the safest, surest, and speeches
road to wealth.-SoutheTn Relormer.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14

NAvlEs OF ENGLAND AND France
controversy has lately been going on res,
pecIiug the relative merits Of the fleets OF
these two countries. From The official
statements put forward, it would appear
that the English Navy is at present cons
prised of 2S2 ships. OF these, 10 are
lhree.deckers having from lO4 TO l2O
guns. Seven are building, which when
completed, will carry from ITO 10 l2O
guns. There are, also, 50 IwO-deckers.
carrying from 70 to 90 guns each; and
l6 are in progress Of construction, whose
armament will be from 81 to 80 guns each
and IL 10 progress Of building. Theirs
are 95 corvets and brigs, with 10 TO 20
guns each, and 81 IN progress OF building
The French Navy consists OF three-
deckers, oil 100 guns each, and in pro-
gress Of building; 10 twO.deckeFs, at 81
TO 100 guns each, and II IN the dock
wards in progress Of construction; 90 brIgs
with 10 to % guns each, and II IN the
dock, wards in progress Of construction; 6s
brigs, with 10 TO % guns each, and !
building. The total number of ships III
the F. ench Navy, therefore, TO be l6l, IN
.Iudlng those now building: those OF Great
Britain, as already stated, 262.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14
PROTECTION THE CAUSE OF WAR

In the past ages Of the world, when the
means Of communication between one
country and another we're such as scarcely
10 allow Of travel, much less TO transport
large qusutirisS Of goods for mutual sA'
change, the people Of one country bad com
parauvely but little interest in those Of an.
other, end il the government Of one dee'ar-
ed war sgsinst aOOlher, the people OF ne''
her fslt much interest 10 It beyond the tax
es and actual devastation which compara-
lively 3 small part might sustain. There
we're few who had q strong interest 70 pre-
venting war, and quite as many who hoped
for pfsfermenl through iu means. when,
however, improved means gf transport an'
he advancement 10 navigation promoted :
greater iulercOuss between naliOnl The
growth Of tbe commercial spirit yearly ad
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14

DYING EXPRESSION OF Con- ELLIoTT'-
On the morning preceding the evening OF
the death of Com. Elliott the commodore
was sitting in his chair, and for the space
of an hour had remainend in an apparently
unconscious slate, when Of sudden ne
reused himself and exclaimed TO fsvorIie
sailor who attended him" am about to
he launched into eternity; stand by me, and
keep my head to the UOiOn''-Delta.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14

BL1eHrED LOVE Few dreams ouI'IVe
90 much of The worlds strife, and shine g.
clearly to the last. as the sad hallOWed re-
nembrance Of blight love. Il brlghlen'
With The changes Of tlme-ii Is the ls'res,
vision Of life-a CLEAN from the spirit world
# old timss-a spell recalling aud eOneen'
trsunR 40 the MEMORIES that shine IKE
gems ia the dsfk. shadoWy corOnel worn
nv the pus. There is q religion 10 sueh
chaStensd Tecolleciions'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14
YAzoo CITY, ssIssIppIl WEDNESDAY, JANUARY a 1916

object the purchase of the whole Of the de-
parlment Of California. No act Of the ed.
mInistration will meet with more favor IN
this section Of the country than this. All
parties are satisfied Of The advantages TO be
derived from such an acquisition, aud would
without a dissenting voice, approve any
measure necessary. to secure to this cOun-
Try that important territory.-Free trader.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14
1914


lbs. yarn expOr' d 10 2s2, 1854 1872. 49,, 1852
yards cloth l9O,A74,7O7 $50, 1868, $40
Being more than 400 per cent,
About 100000 souls are now employ
ed manufacturing lI'ose coItQns. and ~ least
100000 more tn their distribution, snd all
are dependant upon the southern States for
the supply of the raw material. The whole
of the people of England would, ere this,
have been equally as dependant upon the
west for food, and Great Britain would now
have as good customer 10 the west as she
is to the south, but for the wicked insanity
that has pervaded English goods from be.
ing taken in payment. One halfthe whole
export trade Of Great Britain, and as con.
sequence, half its imposts in return, are de-
pendent upon the south. Are the people
Of England then, preparedto relinquish that
trade for an unjust claim to unsettled land
Of Oregon, Of which they will never obtain
an inch by force, but which viii be open to
settlement by them and all others, as free
citizens Ian .sr
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14

IR,su EVIDENCE. =" Pray, good man.
said a i ldgs 10 al IrIsbman who was wit
Os,. On trial, "what did pass between
YOU and the prisOr err"
"Oh! then plase your worship" says
D., g sure | sees Pnelim on top OF wall.
PADDY. says he; what, says /; here says
he, where, says /; whist! says ne; hEsD'
saws / and that's all know about IT. phase
: our Iordship."
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14
HOPE ON.
NY THEODORE A. GOULD.

NY THEODORE A. GOULD.
Houo | how oft the darkest night
Precedes the fairest day
Oh, ard thy soul from sorrows blight
CIoumay obscure the day-god's light
Yet 1es il still as clear and bright,
When they have passed away
HOUni though disaPpOintment'S wings
f 'iAboVe thy path shall soar;
Tho SANDER drive her ranking stings,
Tho malice all her venom brings,
Thoa fostering darts detractiOn filings,
Still must the storm pass DER.
If ale to poverty thou art,
Bear bravely with thy lot:
Tbob keen her CALLING chains may smart,
Stri'I still to rend their links apart;
Hq on for the desPairing heart,
God surely lOveth not
IOpe on I Hope on though drear and dark
Thy future may appear; ~
be sailor in bis stOrm-tOss'd barque,
dill guides the helm, and hopes to mark
mid the gloom, some beacon spark,
HisdAngeFOus way to cheer
'hpph wealth takes wings,or friends tOrSak'
Be DOT By grief Oppressed:
itern Winter binds with ice the lake,
BIT genial Spring its bands shall breaks
hope on frmer purpose take,
And leave to God the rest,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14

air WILL PAss."-A good anecdoie Is
old of DR.. SawbOnes, OF -. A woman
came to him one day in great deal Of
trouble on account of her son having swell
owed penny, and begging advice ~ 'h h.
Gaze. aPray, madam, was It counterfeit I
.,,t Inc doctor, No good ceut," replied
lie afflicted mother. Then it will PASS,
4 course" replied the faeeIiOus physician
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14

Inc. 9,554,593 S6s,SS9 9,ss9,sil 9,sl4,sas
Ii will be remembered that the prices Of
ali these goods having been reduced near
ly oAe halt, these values represent quaOH'
ties far greater Than the apparent ProPOr-
lions--as for instance, cotton goOd' have
increased as 70 lows:
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14

lis confidently asserted that Mf. Slidsh'
,ur newly appointed Minister to Mexico,
Is charged with . nsgOtiatiOn having Tor h'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14
YQWH8We
THE MEMORY OF THE PAST.

THE MEMORY OF The PAol'
BY GEORGE p. MORRIS.
One balmy summer night, Mary,
Just as the risen moon
Had cast aside her fleecy veil,
We left the gay saloon,
And in a green sequestered spot,
Beneath dropping tree,
Fond words were breathed, byyou forgot
That still are dear to me.
That still are dear tn me, Mary.
oh, we were very happy then, Mary
Time fingered on his way,
To crowd lifetime in night,
Whole ages in a day.
II star and sun would set and rise
Thus in our after years,
This world would be paradise,
And not a vale of tears, Mary,
And rot vale of tears.
I live hat in the past, Mary
The glorious days of old!
When love was boarded IN the nearI'
Asmisers hoard their gold;
And often like bridal train,
r music soft and low,
Nsby.gone moments cross my braln'
all their summer glow, Mary
a all their summer glow.
T. visions form and fade, Mary,
ages come stealing on
Tsring the light and leave the shade
days forever gone
TpOet's brow may we ar at last
ne days that round it fall;
B,ove has rosebuds of the past
.r dear than them all, Mary,
II dearer than them all,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14
rHE YAZOO DEMOCRAT
puBLIsnFD EVERY WEDNESDAY, MORNING b
= "a HOMES H. E. BARKSDALE,

a. Main Street, YszOo Clty-Over the Store
70 W1tAAcs & Coat Three dollars a year,
:" 'rv.Nor-or four dolIars, il not paid within IA
Honth from the time Of subscribing.