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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-17
valuable Land for Sale

VTNhe subscriber offers for sale his valuable
4 plantation situated at the head of Piney
creek one mile north Of Benton, containing
$50 acres, 400 bottom and second bottom,
two hundred and twenty OF which has been
recently cleared, and under good fence.
There is fine dwelling and all necessary
out houses with new mill aud gin on the
place. The terms accommodating and titles
perfect.
Negroes and stock win be sold if desired
by the purchaser. ApPlyto
w. Y, GADBERRY.
Benton Sep. 26th ls5O-dt
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Law Gard.

BROOKE, WRIGHT 8, ANDERSON.
S. S. WMGuT-Yazoo City.
w. BROOKE, 1.
M HI practice in the courts at Jackson,
w and the Circuit Conrts Of Holmes,
Yazoo, Carroll, Alfalfa and Choctaw, and the
Vice Chancery Court at Carroliton.
Oct. lO-IS50-t'.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-17
Prospectus
OF III SOUTHERN PRE2S.n


An association of sixty-three Members of
Congress, Senator's and Representatives, have
constituted the undersigned a Committee to
superintend the establishment of Southern
Press at Washington City, to be devoted to the
exposition and defence of Southern Rights and
lnstitutions-the dissemination Of correct in-
formation as to Northern Policy, and the course
Of PellticalAfairs generally without reference
OF the old party lines of WHICH and Democrat.
arrangements are now in progress, promtly to
tonsure the issue Of such paper under the ii
Ae of
"THE SOUTHERN PRESS"
for the conduct of which, suitable Editors have
been engaged, who will also receive the aid ola
number OF eminent and able contributors.
There will be both TRI-wEEKLx and
WEEKLY issue-the latter to contain substan-
italy the same matter as the former, and in
tended to reach those points Of the country
those mail facilities are limited.
ADAILY issue will be added Hereafter, should
| be deemed. advisable or necessary by the
press and people Of the Southern States.
The paper will not be EXCLUSIVELY political
l-butwlll embrace on its brad sheet tho Gen
eral News OF the day, Domestic and Foreign,
| by mail and telegraph; Commercial and Agri-
| iginal Essays, Litarary and Mlsllaneous, and,
in short all those items of general interest, the
collected aggregate of which constitutes the in.
teresting an valuable Newspaper. Great care
will be taken to give full and correc: Repors
10 the Proceedings and debates in both Houses
OF Congress, as we'll as the action of the loca
!, Legislatures on the Southern question.
A limited number only of advertisement
Will be reeeived-the main objest Going to fur
nlsY large amount of reading matter.
The paper will be printed on sheet equa
in size to those of the other Washington paper
! ana the matvrial will be procuod especially 70
lhe purpose.
r 1t is confidently hoped that every true frien
n to the South will aid in procuring subscribers
S and forwsrd the name, with the amount snt
y scribed, to some Southern Representative
: Washington forthwith.
Postmasters are authorized by law to rem
subscriptions free of postage,
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PROTECTION FIRE
AND
NJ axin g Insurance 90.
Annual Premiums, Capital Stock, ard Eurplps
100000.

The undersigned would call the attention of
merchants and others having property exposed
to loss by Fire or the perils Of Navigation to
the superior advantages offered by the
Protection Insurance Conn
pany
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-17

DOX, Parlor and Cooking Stoves of the fol-
ID lowing improved patterns;
Miss I.eslie's, Queen Of the West-EcllPse'
Premium, and heavy Premium, by Uoodhue
&Co. Premium by D. Root. Premium, ana
beayv Premium, by D. & ]. Wright & Co.
Stanieys air-tight Parlor stoves Shielas' uo'
n Root do. Fancy box of all sizes, plain hox
do. g g. 7 Plate do. We warrant the above
Stoves TO render satisfaction. They will be
sold at a moderate advance upon the cost prices
Stoves put up in the city free of charge. Fur
niture of all kinds for sale. - -
Yazoo City, Oct. 3-l95O.
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COMMERCIAL.

YAzoo CITY CoTToN MARKET.-T There
has been an active demand for cotton this
week. which resulted in the sale of 973
bales for the week ending Wednesday the
10th inst, at prices ranging from - 1,2 to
1915 cts.
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TIE r Ills.

TERMS.
For Tri-weekly during the Session eff Congress
and Somi-w9okly during the recess, theprice
will be per annum -: So 90.
Weekly paper ): 2 so
The price Of subscription most be paid in
Fariably in advance, and the cash accompany
the name sent.
All persons procuring ten names shall be en-
titled to receive one copy gratis for one
year.
A. P. BUTLER,
JACKSON MORTON.
r. TOOMBS,
]. THOMPSON,
0t- Editors, and papers friendly to the en-
tcrprise, will pleaes publish this Prospectus,
which will entitle them to an exchange with
the newspaper. All who comply with this re-
vuest will send copy of the paper containing
it to the Committee.
WASHINGTON, May %, 1850.
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MANY Consumption~ Currd.-Mr. : H. Clark,
chant clyde. WAYNE county N. y. wrote to inform ~
that BRANTS PULMONARY BALSAM sold readily
clyde aud said--lf the statements of of our
respectable pcopo and personal visit in know
edge, he relied it, medical virtues have cured
many cnu-umpi,re persons several Of whom am nc
quainird with Nhn were hoprlrs,l, SICK he con.
.dcred nv physicians and all friends. past possibility
al cure aud vet the fact, Brsmts Bulsam has
stored them 10 perfect health.
Mr.. W. :. MILLER. u merchant Dyron. tennessee
county y. Y Srnd H. Immediately further
supply of Brants Indian Nissan Tor The medical effect,
ut that medicine truly Wonderful aud astonishing
mnch thai the demand for II RAPIDLY increasing
aud what Is remarkable, not person Of all that
have sold TO- hut what j. satisfied Wit lis medical eca
cy aud well may II he for IL has cured the d
jng Some Of worthy citilcns have been cur
I'D Of Concentrations uf hnm it said they
lie Il ssrin~ io operate like ma-ir-iikr a charm.
MN>srs. PRATT FOSTER. mc' chunt, OF West
Cornwall onn. called on IL p New Nork. and said
sirsut Bt-am had effected OF -uch hopeless
res oi Cor>n n.r'ion IN their town that other
rou n medicine cuu.d be .old tirre that hal aisei
slnr Is u floh tAc iNe-nne thai physicians and all
tie frends -ad must lir Oe Gentleman IN particular
"as far spr hi rhv stefan toll him it u.c-
irs to take al, more uiricre He rhrn when hope
~, eit. bes,i 80 tao ttNfs BAlsAM---ut ell
1ui ., aow ell eve. he
2 r0r ii- Of agent. advertisement in another
conmn. y
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J. NJ. GORDON.
HAS RETURNED FROM MARIE r
l L -
CROCKERY.
a. Il q C ER = I s .

The usual full assortment of all the fls
able styles. The usual full assortment of
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Foreign News.

The Free Press has the following de-
spaich from New York. of Saturday eve
ning last:
The Steamer Franklin arrived to-day
with Ilavre dates to the LIST, and SouthN
amplon TO the 2d,-lhe same day as
the Cambria from Liverpool. The gen
eral news in England since the sailing
Of the Atlantic is of but little interest
The excitement among the clergy, con>
scquent upon the late movements of the
Pope, is increasing German papers
confirm the late accounts respecting the
movement of Austrian troops IN support
of the Bavaran forces which are about
20 enter Electoral llesse Germany. No
authentic accounts have been received
yet of the result OF the conference at
Warsaw, on the Danish affairs.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! Be il remember
District of Addison, S. I ed that. at a Pro.
bate Court held at Middlebury, in and for tho
District of Addison, on the 9th dav of Novem.
Der, A. d. 1850:
Harvey Miller, executor of The last will and
testament of
EPAPHRAS MILLER,
late Of said Middebury. deceased presents his
petition in writing 10 this Court, praying for H.
eense to sell real estate Of said deceased, and
therein sets forth the amount of debts against
said deceased and the expenses Of administra-
ton the value of the personal estate, and the
situation the real estate Of said deceased. and
facts tending 10 show that the sale of said real
estate will be beneficial to all persons Interested
in the same 1t is thereupon ordered, that said
petition be considered by this Court at the ses-
sion thereof to be held at the office of the Reg
lister Of this Court in said Middebury, on
Wednesday, the 4th day Of December next, at
one o'clock in the afternoon; and that notice
thereof be given by said executor, TO all per-
sons interested, that they may appear and make
their objections, if any they may have to said
license being granted, by publishing certified
copy Of this order in the Middlebury Regis.
ter-a newspaper printed at said Middlcbury-
three weeks successfully previous to the time
Of said Court
Jed. S. Bushnell, Register
A true Copy Of Reed
80 Attest, Jed. s Bushnell, Reg'str.
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bALIIMOKE, Monday. Nov. IT.
The trial Of General Chaplin for slave
stealing was preliminarily commenced to day
at Rockville, Montgomery County, Md
The Jury will be sworn tomorrow morning.
George II. Richardson, Attorney General of
Maryland, and Mr.. Bowie were present for
prosecution, and Nessrs. Pitts, Radcliffe and
Brewer for Chaplin. Witnesses appeared
before the Grand jury, and true bill was
found. Several ladies' and gentlemen,
friends of Chaplin, were present. The
Court House was crowded and considerable
excitement prevailed Richardson is the
greatest criminal prosecutor in the Union.
No man at the Maryland Bar can stand a.
gainst him.
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J ~ no tHe eiunt oi a OLSON. tniuor under
th' age 81 ~ tthI'- NA' u's ~ DID snard,al
i."Hl- 4 bu"p "i ,iN H"lis' ulji in d Or
hlr lnia N"s AitN 10 III aiite ul luc Ciclh ol
'.c O"nl % Sn.nceiy ioi tAe sand county 81
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r,,,o a. sai, l.ai ,c,c,,r,r f., lr L",i,oo
evc.n,,l I've Sim. S'r.,r,, ~ Ci,'.ar ~,
dat.d Nf,y'l9 is.i5 .isn55n i.al si,,m
sai4 CLr.jer In,er II, III, H. FL. ,t,.I
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riner lin 49,,
coiGiiiou ll,rrtlutD ,'i,r,cJ d., II H., w.
william z. Elmer should well and tiuly catSe
To- be raid anio said Horace Elmer. his e,-
ecuiofs administrators or >iet> Tic saidsuus
of money specified in The said noles According
10 The Tenor hereof. then said decd should e
void. otherwise of force. as hy said deed in Ike
custody of said orator ready in court 10 lie
shown may alpcar: and thatsaid William F.
Elmer. Afterwards. nv hi> decd Of sale dated
The 2lst day of March leIs did grant and
confirm with covenants of wauauy he said
inorfrared promises unto the said lanes Ten
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STATE OF VERMONT, 70 the IIonrablc
Addison County, SIS. supreme Court,
nest to be holden at MIDI ehury within and
for the County of Addison, on the fourth Tues
day next after the fourth Tuesday, in December
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4flnrkcts.


BRIGHTON Nov. a.
At Market ! 100 Beef Catilc so Stores 90
Cows and Calves, 4Goe Sheep and Lambs, and
40 swine
PetcEs-Bref Cai,lc-Extra $500; Istounl.
ity s5,5O 57j; u do i,jOa5. 81 do
4 80.
Sroprs-lcprlinas IS a 10; years old
< lial6; wears old bags
WogKING OXtN--ss5, 81, 90, 100 los,
Cows ASD CALVES 500. "a. &c ~, rs 80.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-sl 80, go LIS, ? 3.
SwiNE-45ajl retail 45aGc Fat Hogs &c
Remarks-About 1900 of tie above reported
were driven from the Cambridge Market, con
scquently there could have been only about POO
sold at Cambridge, aud most of those were pur
chase / by spectators to sell again at Brighton.
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STATE OF YER ONT, : Tolhc Hon Su-
Addison ouniy 81. preme Count.
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AUCTION

WILL BE SOLD, by the Subscriber on
w FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the 29th
and 3Oth inst, all the remaining personal prop
erty OF the estate Of Mr. Joseph Dyar, consist
ing of Time Pieces, Watches, Clocks, Silver
Ware, Gold Rings Pins, Musical instruments,
&c. SC. Sales TO commence al o'clock, on
each OF said days. More particulars next
week. 4. BECKW It'll, Admir-.
Nov. is, 1850,
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- The Pennsylvania (Loco) declares that
such combinations as secured the result in Mas
sachusetts 1.-THE coalition triumph) "shoud lie
secuted by all honest men, and the sooner they
are overthrown the better
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THE TRIAL OF CHAPLIN whose case has
been removed to the Howard district, is to
commence on he Sd day of May next.
The bail has been fixed at $4,000, Which it
as thought will be forfeited lie leaves i'm
inediaely for the North.
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room of the office. where the Mayor wa
leaning on the table, roth issuing from h.
mouth.
Mr. BARKER's son then discharged him
from custody till four o'clock that after
noon ti was then long past iour) aud lac
has not since been moestcd.
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FOB COUGHS, COLDS,
PRESCRIPTIONS,
AVID ALL AFFECTIONS or THE HEAD.

The VEGETABLE IuLMONARY BALsAM. hay.
ing been ss ed by the experience ni thousands for the
last twenty years, i fcrnmWcndpd by eminent phvsi
cihs and others of The highest responsibility, a. slue
nor Ia any other preparation.
From The Editor OF the burlington StItiuc, MAY II
l7j0-" The Vegetable Pulmonary Bn'snln prepared b.
Reed & Cutler Of Boston, has become the nusi popuar
medicine nut f4fih tor the cnre OF Cuunhs Cold.
ton Is made sufficiently evident by ihr immtHsify ot lis
annuai sales Messfs Reed & Cutler are above auack
cry depending alone upon the iusffiusic virtues OF their
medicinal preparations Ter their disposal liumbug is
plentiful that il gives real pleasure Offer the hi
ling aud graiuous tribute OF onr cominoudaiion To
medicine we know ~ be % real merit"
m eminent physician writes US" have flr some
u' past been IN the habit Of prescribing the Vegetable
ru,nehaty bnl.am for consumption, asthma. picui sy
sp"uhs" bonh and coughs or pulmonary affection. Ut
every Kind and with confidence recommend u ns snps
plants" ~
N4v !, 1850 New ce'udeales, to almost any extent.
might be- added d deemed Necessary hut ihn ur,p,ictofs
feel that the article has brcome 80 unversnli ven
known, sRd IT, viitu"s 80 generally acknnwsdu,d by
physicians aud Others n 10 make II unnecessary Ia III
e. M this lnnei further piooi o HE merits OF This highly
Dc- BEWARE OF COUsTERFEIr AND mi.
TAllONS, such as CARERS Compound Pulmonary Raj.
sam and Others, In part bearing the name Enquire ID r
inc article by ~ whole naoie the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAN"
and sec that Il has The wlen signaiur OF MM Joss
IurLER uI"n n yellow label, The biIe wrapners.
BalsaIn."
Prepared by REED & CUTLER, Importers aud
Mhol'sie Dealers In Medicines Paints Chemicals and
Dye Siufs 80 india Street Boston and sold bv Dfnq
gusts, Ap1lhccarie-, and County Merchants generally
For particulars and recommendations see nampbet
aee mpnnyns each boltlc.-free 50 cents For sale in
Midd'ehny by
20 Sold by T. d. WHEELOCK.
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Dir0,

In Chesterfield, l4th ult Mr. WILLIAM
LINCOLN, aged AS. Printers in Vt. Mass, n
y and Ill, please copy.
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4flnrrir0,

In this town. on the llth inst, by +. Il.
Wright, Esq Mr. SAMUEL IlAwLEY, of NJ;
lone, y. y to Miss SARAH l.. FULLER, of this
place.
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q r O r. EI 6 .

DOESKINS, YES flNGS & rRlMMlNGS
also inil assortment Of Domosiies, which will
be sold at satisfactory prices
Oct 92 $50
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HATS. g HATS.

DAINTS-Purc Ground Lead, Pnrc and
L Extra White Dry do Ven Red Fr. Vel
low Timber, Terra de SIENNA, Paris Green,
Chrome Yellow, &C., Just received by
Octl5. ii. a. SHELDON.
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Cranberries.

A lot of superior Cranberries Just recev
ed and for sale by r. l.. FULLER.
Oct 81, 1850. 20
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We the subscribers. helm! appointed by the
Probate Count for the District of New Haven
Commissioners TO receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands OF all persons, against
the estate OF OLIVER MOODY,
late OF Bristol. in said District deceased, and al
50 all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto Aud six month, from the sth day Of
October, being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, wedo therefore hereby give notice thar
VIC will attend 10 the business Of our said APP
poinimenl. at the dwelling house Of widow or.
liver Moody, in Bristol, on The first WEDNESDAYS
OF December and March noNt from nine o.
clock, a. NJ. until four o'clock, r. NJ. On each
Of said days,
CHAs. l. SMITH
WINTER II. IIoLLrr, Comms.
ABRAHAM GAIGF,
Dated at Bristol, this sth day Of October,
1850 90-3
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Cash will be Paid

For n few Tons good Fleece Wool, If deliy-
ercc soon. y. WOOD < co.
Miidletury, Jane II, 1850.
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Bounty LANDS,

Boots and Ihoas
I'd INDIA HUBBERs. inst received and
nd for sale cheap tor CASH by
II. WILCOX
Nov. +,h, 1850 23:2m.
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l. | Q U O r S =.

for Medicinal uses only. Pure Brnndics, Pure
Gin, Pure Madeira and Port Wines, Malaga
Wine, very fine for Medicinal and Sacramentul
purposes.
Midllebury, Nov, th, 1850. 2s
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pHESoNESoS.-0n Saturday afternoon last we were
visited by snow-so, which quickly covered the ground
with snow to the depth Of several inches. When the fakes
flying the thcke several shes Of lightning were
and loud peals Of thunder heard. -Chenango Union.
similar phenomenon was observed At Paterson IN IN
the afternoon The flakes Of snow that fell were up
usually large, and though the lightning was no, visible loud
pesls Of thunder we're heard a, requen, intervals
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lest the friends Of several pensioners should combine
bad is the practice of the Senate itself in this
very for separate bill has been reported for California;
and the effort now add other bills Of foreign incohe-
rent and inconguous nature to that separate bill reported
and standing single the file, and ready for decision
have cited parliamentary law applicable to all cases, and
OF course to the before the Senate have quoted B
fish auhory-the fountain Of aw-and the same from
which Jefferson extracted his Manual have to quote
American law, applicable. and specially applicable, to this
special the Of State asking admission into
the Union, and have law Of upon the point
Parliamentary law like other codes, is made up Of positive
enactment, and by custom practice and that which
comes from custom practice is much law as any other
and is known by preceden,s.
Sir William Blackstone, in his Commentaries on the laws
Of England, thus speaks Of the law of Parliament:
CAS- every of justice hath laws and customs-some
the civil and canon, the common law, others their
peculiar laws and the high court OF Parla
hath also its peculiar law, called the lee ct
do Parliament 1.-THE law and Of Parliament ia law
which Sir Edward Coke observes is ab omnibus qfGreda
knoon 10 many knovn BY js)and which he says is much
better learned the rolls OF Parliament and other
records and by preceent and continual experience than
be expressed by any man.-Votme 8, page 163.
Custom then, makes aw-psrliamentary law, well as
other aw-and the place find is in the rolls of Para
the place to End 1t end looking there, in Congress
siona history, and the practice of Congress- and on
the identical point in question, find practice, and uni
form practice of sixty years. and precedsnts in
relation it, The point in question is the admission of
State, and with without complication with other
The practice Of sixty yearshe seventeen pre-
cedens which that long period face Of every roll
which relates TO the ubeca and each uniform upon
the admission without complication with any other measure
whatever showed this uniformity in speech delivered
two weeks ago will travel over the admission Of each
new State again. rest the fact where the examination Of