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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02
John CHANDLER.

VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, RICHMOND, NOV. ", ic1t.
conformity Virginia Of 7' age -9 stCo "
,Iu az
.6rat- of he ESQ leatur the OF Norfolk. dated
hs lt day November s5i and recc.ec into IN. an oe
On IN. 4h sy of by inquest held NE 2
,y OF Uctobe 1851 following lots lard !ns ~ INC CJ ei
Norfolk have been found escieatr 10 this con"ha I"
the Sou h. by Pnmo
on e West, b. the the North and BY Amelia street
with Hood dwelling house on L. was esched'eu 'o'
estate Of John Law deceased . -.
lot Of land bounded by Liberty street on the Norn ny RODE.
the West with an Old bfcS house 0" H. was
s..hrai,d from the est4;e oi McMann. deceased
And eide Of ntetou street, nhon"
ed by Seens the North by Bousss land on me 20 IN anu
Thnma. ON the East the estate o Neard
| y! " nn..a 5se.,scd Tesr :. - PARKER,
| ~ +, cucy ' Register LaIrl Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

As impression has gone abroad that the polls can oy
be kept open day in the approaching elections weG
publish the following from the Schedule, by which,
will be that change has been made in relanEo
that snbeciso that should the mentioned in tic u
era election law such high water inability TO pone
vote, &c., exist, the polls may be kept open three days.
6. The officers authorized by existing laws TO hold nd
conduct General Elections shall hold and conduct the &C.
tons herein required and such officers and all other pcrns
shall be gorcrned and controlled therein By the prorbs
Of said laus far the same may be applicable,
and necessary for the proper conducting Of the saidec-
toas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02
TIE RICHMOND Enquirer,
.reIlSuEp DAILY AND SEMl-WEEkLY,
Plp,,,AM n F. s. THOMAS RITCHlE, JR.
T E Il NJ S:

p.,cr stY en- dollars per and at the of eigh
E- pat: o. or,er period than year. For the Semi
!ats aNe % and three dollars for nonths pay
EsAY he pad in the Office RENTED by mni pos, paid
l:s IL M'' 70 ,<r sr!auii. at the emu ni the year.
;'a & Il, ,uls may per mail, in good
G na.cs the risk ol the Editors. h= !aSfgs Of oil let
ra h. N. The POSTAGE Of single cer
writer. II is the accumulation OF postage, II
Mlc, operates as ssSiSa<'aS upon Editors
- rgr DAILY EN0uiRER:.For TEN lines or loss, first n
y M nv GEMS and every succeeding Insertion, twenty-five Gents
k:l twice week, three times week, thirty
vs. An, 'ta; cents.
vsr> charged fifty dollars for thirty lines. und II
advertisements oi greater ngth-eXcept ii' ~
% winare charged loo dollars arer included
r,It >M EEkLltuI lmes less, first Insertion
.,,. ~ n, each continuance 80 ceuis.
& m distance i:us, De accompanied with the advance pay
o'" reier 10 insure execution.
A. Gd tributes of respect exceeding e'Sh' a''ss are
- ~ .. UdrtG nSsnu.7HS.
Al O5:aGrse and daiases from tho country, whenever IN
ng;olc is unknown 10 u.s. must be authenticated by the
pa, st- the teistl5orood or they w; III NJ
ID Every that been taken
- Iui2zes. has ru"ed heetoinr unavaiins We mrs
ins., u upon the communication being cert
rnsrmas'"' 'rrf;,-t ne b,cE ~ fh- ett
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTICI - The
Gcorga Legislature has rejected, BY OF 90 G pro-
position to call the people unite in sendndelegacs
10 the Democratic Presidential Convention 10 held in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

We are pleased TO learn from the Sou,h.Sidc D ocrat
that its circulation s rapidly increasing and that i'd very
short time 1t will get the Post Office advertisement II il
an excellent sign when the Democratic party thuausta
their party presses.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

ker dii not pretend reply him. So far con-
rrried the instruction OF the audience, The iscu..
sion Of political questions, Mr. Fleming might as we'll nave
''tdc no speech at ALL The grinding Of handorgan during
lc hour allotted 10 the Mhig speaker would have been
relevant 10 the occasion and much the purpose
n scraps of nackneyed poetry and the stereotype jokes
dealt out By Fleming His object merely To kill time
and Ia get up aug and this the antics Uf monkey would
ave accomplished Just eifrctual!y.
Mr. BococKs speech in Petersburg instructive sound
aud convincing He did cundrscend the ordinary
attn oi stump oat"ryi still he rivetrd the attention OF
NE audience His elevated tone OF thought. the clearness Of
his "gc and the originality and force of his ideas secured
me attention of the instructed and delighted listener. Mr.
iococK Is o! that class Of speakers who Obliged in
"fdtr 10 interest an auditory 10 spout empty defamation
!" act the clown His mental wealth is sufficient of itself
IL secure and To repay the closest attention the heare-
Upon Intelligent and cultivated minds he will always pro-
dGe powerful impression; ard in reference his speech
IA PItesrg suffice il 10 say that he is regarded by those
who heard him here, among the abes men the Stale
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

ALABAM3.-The Montgomery Advertiser contains call
Tor Democratic Convention 10 meet the Sh Of January
next for The appointment of delegates the Baltimore Com
ven;ion The call is signed by hr Hun w. t. King Gov.
Collier, Ex-Governor Fizparica and Of the leading
Democrats Of the State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

Gen. MIlson Of Norfolk, passed through Richntd md
went on 10 Washington Saturday morning, in mpaay
with the other members Of Congress already men'hed by
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

The proxies of tho city o. Richmond the hans Of li
ginia and town Of Lynchburs voted IN me
Iho v,r NJ the State it will 5c observed cast t. ma
nrty the th.rc proxies ssrs penle'on ana nyt2 10
le affirmative Exclusive OF the State Voe te o VI ''e
S,ockhnies was for The substitute 37O; against 1865
The question recurred on the adoption OF The Committees
resolutions under the 81 head
Mr. Anthony of Buteour moved TO amend the nfst 50 as
to make il read towards Ohio, instead ot Towards ~
vnglon" The motion rejected Without q count, lne
majority pr.lerrnc adhere 10 the cumInttees fesot'ohs
which were then agreed TO without calling OF the voe'
Tie remaining resolutions were concufred IN, ana !hc
Company adjourned Thursday nghti when the sueec o'
tho Tolls which has excited much interest," was unoef con-
sIcra,ion.-[ Fridays Times
On Thursday night there discussion OF PIopos''
ton Of Mr. Jo C. Cabe leaving it the President ana III
reco:s 10 adopt such tariff OF tolls as they may deem u
;,;ns No DECISION was arrived at, and the meeting ad-
,uracd over until Saturday night.
| On THURSDAY night Judge John Y Mason, was unan
nouy reelected President and all the cid Directors WIFE
The exception OF Mr. Lewis D. Crenhaw elected in place
Col Thomas Fl. Ellis, resigned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

Las, week, the city Of Petersburg was lit up witEas-
Messrs Perdcars s. Co. faithfully constructed the wks I'M
der the immediate direction Of their partner Mr. FIeve
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 29.-The treason trinls are pro-
aress:ny rapidly Five witnesses were examined to-day
The evidence is strong against Hanaway.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

A SITUATION WANTED.
YOUNG gentleman who had three years experience IN
"a aching obtaining situation ercr ns an asss
tan in an Academy private family lie has adcn .he ies
lures al University virginia, a iS Ha!e o MS s"'e. no
can instruction Greek Ficnch nnd Ma'h"nds as hr
ls taught IN :hnis AN! hcietes le
of character qua hcatuns from Professors iaf
s Courtenay and W. Rogers ani also on pIivir iS"u.
all in families he has taught Communications ""e sec 10
~ New IOWA King and Queen CUunty, Va viii 5c mp,
" attended ~, - . .IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02
NEW HlNlNIAG HOUSE IN WASHINGTON

sSlIE undersigned hnvng hee" ductd to emtaE IN ns
hs, of an ra noiy his Ie and 'c puoic gene
Of tei eDciud2eth"ai III
viii b.. known us The he Uron ami irin "h ~" one
dl,r wi, he issued that VIII no. nc
drafts ON c Treasury, Northern ." |'s1
lIankahlt funds ,,s;, r;Ii
nv srIc, adherence % lt2ime issue uot shc oass WIZ
readily he u3ic oec;r AZ" tir Darn tei.
Mt, -, hl- cntrilse
and Is erati'vis !. ho" a
mrc,- wi approva cspcrenred ai sd5ac'n %
Na.h hin and RcHlnond.
In addnn for calculation ne oa'A " i
Government and on the ihi HI
nj The limited States AMI will ne:oae 1r he purchase of saG
m commsln) Stocks Guaranteed oidd o. tt1ai eha
Nnilru adj Con.paGrs. and other good securities H., ~
lny business with The different epnr mems o' 'hS w.
ndel 10 on libeia telln'
'enI., n;Loma W., Sov ls,l-cm RO. u. GALLaHER.
FEMALE SCHOOL IN CAROLINE.
vsyuERE viii b.. Female at Elson Green Caro- lac county
commencing Monday. 9Th January -0a u"d"r N: tnc
,sndsnce nr Miss Ana dudley ,uae MS 20
minary King and She qualified 10 teach the gan AZ
ruage il usiaiy iaues; - If best sce
:ho!asc year OF trr npn i' ~ :
ing B,r! niles. &c and any Gces'a'y exer n'oa
or Stu,.tv; r IL JuE the other ail lue eHo
nj ,e ,rur turl ug!e ni lrofac'u Illness
Eson Grc,n Caroline cou.;y miles from The t tP, LEA.
Hanover Con1t Virginia Central Railroad S f's'
onse .! + lia. .n,I,r.h JOHN CHANDLER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

IOTICE-ar rersons havirc claims against Jackson Mills,
decd will please present them for settlement Those neot
to the same either by will please come iofwai
and their respective dues. important 10 sele up The
possible. SSnnL~ =; "t-h''
Fife's, Goochand county, Va Alum h"a'o:s'
Nov li-clnf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-n the Criminal Court today
10 GrunzI Tie murder Of his wc aud Lopez for the
murder Of policeman Foster sentenced be hung
The 23rd of January.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

INDIAN TREATY AND CAPTIVES.
NEW ORLEANS, Nuv. 27-Lntcr advices from Texas
stale lat Col Rogers had effected treaty with Lipans,
and had recovered several captivcs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

ALABAMA LEGlSLATCRE.-We notice in the pro.
'cedings of lhe Legislature of Alabama that bill has been
Introduced 10 prohibit the introduction Of slaves for purposes
.: sale Il is similar in its provisions to tho bill pend
Ing before tic Georgia legislature
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02
CI1fiOONSVILLE MALE ACaDEMi.

GONDUNsF ILi1E4 MIL = l<.' -, - l,n ,r
o'
Jluly next and unII the 18th OF january eo' %h
vacation uI Two III Schoo! Is str" III
n,n rnuy Va The remarkably healthy aG cat o
access being mile oi the virginia Cenri Kali """
Tie viii be thorough and prdc
il designed principally prepare young men Tor Coee anu 20
College
achra yrguaha been employed TO take charge u
the ScnuUl. - L,.., i,
h, I ard s.ryant attendance, Sl5G %
c,huns lus, s In ,si'n, n,,n.,.s e $50 ~ 70
common l y , Els'', 10 n'' W.,hem,,ics - 10
Latin and Grek. =, -. r,,.,, ", W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

In 1880 the Tolls received was 81 III less
than the received in 1850 In The eleven months
WHICH ended the S0th Of September, 1851 amount OF
Tolls received was greater BY S0705 than
ccl'ed during the same period o the preceding year
Tim,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02


DLEASAAT GREEN the residence the late K w Pleasan
offered privately. II lies in Gouchand county
NJ %awck's (Beaver Damp containing 3S
Of which are frs, rate low et"uns The high
. i, eve moie minute description whoever disposed
t xii view The premises tir,t W. Peasants Esq living
c: Will take pleasure III showing H. and the erns may ot
9so BY an thsr TO him or myself Ny rssdensr i with
Nr 2.-cwli' Ex'or Of r. w. Peasan,s, deed 2
Clr:ui and held for Cumotrana county o
ae 81 september, 1851, Ia which John W. Isbe Mary
Nj Ds' ".l Jane iewlsare Pa ntihs:
ID., James D. Isbel, administrators de bcnit
L. W" Isle Gccd executors ol James ls6el iced; also
'tr ""n right lhumas Robertson and Nanha hls wi,e
.s" a,haw and Folly his wife, William lb,ls Ihcnas IT,
e le"s NJ l,re! Andrew enshaw and EIiza1eh his vie
s.nal DAVIS Elizabeth his May aud Frances d. his
&c al VIII Jackson Infant children OF Mary Jackson
s an he: :" sarah ench deed Martha Walton
.4a Higoy. Lewis Basby Joh W. Bashy, William Baeby
.n.t his Siic Geo Is Fss aud Marina his wife. Joseph
''' z,Lea hs "e ani Jon Trent, late Sheriff OF Cum
'a,"c as such administrator oi saFah FRENCH ceGd;
hG following accounts we're ordered to be taken IAN
s a,aclCn James ls5cI administrator oil Levi,
erde ell hy The defendants Thomas NJ aud Jas
M Aecuuis lsbe, decd: also. an account Of III,
o said W. and James d. lbell. adminltra
-: ols ION Of le Levi. l.hcI showing by .aid accoun
Of said Lewis ls''eli decd Also an accSun
uf the said Lewis showing IN whose
hey and every o; ,en have emsired SINCE the uea'h
eoac. ana exh"ed with ,he swer an account Of The pur
mvn, an IN whose hands the same it also az
g4 ali aiyunc en.ens by the inteate, Lewis Isbe
~ -, ..tine or by deeds his death, and
Children and each them: lncudng in said accounts OF ad
e>; an, properebt claim outstanding his death aud
"t la lhcsad lmes'at,s and OF his heirs o
n i0t'es; account all payments IL made by the
rso' James e!, he several distribute Of the inestats
distributivc shares with the date oi cac
an acrourt what amount Is 70 be paid bv the
81 -ns Iaoi.as and James D. lshei administrators de bons
a! auL of said James, TO each OF The
.nr cnaas distributes heirs OF said Lewis 10 max
4a has among ALL aud unless The sad Ihoma
aaiam.s u shei, OF James sbe, decd shall ad
III neir administered, sufficient for The puo
NO. ms The " tue said Thomas
lErs H. el OF said James sbell, ec snow
sie which have into their hands, TO De administer
I interested in the foregoing cause, are hereby nolltei
iha'e tx up Wenc da iTth day Of December, 1881
e anu settle Ae Clerks office OF CuI bcr and county the
w hnr ccou, aud ha, shall continue, take the same from
DAY Sunid, excepted nhed which and place
atl Of you required 10 attend. JOHN Il. WILSON,
Nof t-Cw1w Commissioner in Ch tncery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02
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tt1kl,LsL YARD.

,> ROGERS .,n S,s,el Main, Rchiiond. Va Deale
,.lts. ard An,tr:cun Marble Munuments Tomb,
u - -,mcrcs ulevey description, Wall pales Front,
AZ. 81 ~,
tc c,uulry with city reference romptlyattendedto
" served apprenticeship In of the larges
New C!, and having much experience in Tia
rr, ams.il oil work executed his shop will
=. ,,nn. Nnrt or South .-.lv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

Court Of Chancey for county of enrco, the Sd day OF
''anI LonAOn of Daniel IIggnbo,ham, deed,
secca Banks, Evene Bank, James Banks Laura Banks
nts banks sarah Banks Lucy Banks Alkaline Banks Daniel
ne object Of this have the will of Daniel Higgnbo
Construed 10 obtain settlement OF the accounts OF
those enled thereto and aadav having becn made
that defendants above named nonresiden,s Of this
f a;sN Clerks Office OF the said Court, on Mon
IN @ aud do what is necessary protect their into
Nov s--sss, AcOpy-Tes'e, P.RoBERIs' crk'
co a. Ruies held inIhe Clerks Office of the Clrcur
.nbe ISL 'e' or county Henrco, tho 9th day Of No
ne President Company Of the Bank Virginia
i Against fiam''h0'
j I.nj,min Coleman and o,b. n.6nd,n,s
nray Pvs r he eG b Mentioned and rsnds
,te end h.d , , :eu ny them; and affidavit having oeer
the defendant i nnsl 70 sppear at The
nd,v ae IN the Clerks Office Of ,he said Court on the
u ana DO what's necessary TO protect his In
In or 5I-S:x P. ROBERTS, clork.
nee Of N. rules held in the Clerks
h of SC Cog OF Chancsry for tho county Of Hennco
.n5 rss wife Of James Price, suing by John Glmer
~ asains; ' Plaintiff:
b I.ats Price
named ~ having been made and filed, that the deien
ant rs nonresident of this Commonwealth the said
the ., " aPrear a the rules TO be holden in the Clerk
T ."ar on the lat Monday January next and d.
n No, copy-Teste - ''''' '0'
ENNfCf, ENf,SSM wv P. ROBERTS, elk.
GSce a S iVIRGlNlA rules held in the Clerk
az ue CcuN Court Chancery for the county of Henri
o,S M rn % day Of November ls5l ~ "' e''''' :
suns sSSa'i Plaintiff
hs obi ,oa tSdi, Defendant
i,yu s sut Is to obtain divorce rinc1uo narin,oni
nav neen made and fled that tho defendant abov
haed dcnes,dent ~ Of h, Commonwealth the said deen
cer al The rules TO be holden in the Clerks oc
y ~ oh he hrs Monday in January next do what
70 !" protect her interest in this sui
NJ, s-.,vIp!y-Ie'ss, P. ROBERTS, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02
10 JANE N. PEAKsALL.

NJ on will please notice that shall proceed al me 'ice
August Watkins and Randolph, in the C? OF kicnmom sa
NJ, hr Gth y of December l>J between the hours o q M at
r H. OF that day ions of Scion Jenkins Jan tr .o
M n others TO evidence behalf III Certain hu
""v ending In the Circuit Court ot Chancey for me C"umy "
u,ico whe rein plaintiff, and Defendant ie mRis
m h, sand a.. 10 lie connchee co.
,r being commenced shall be completed on the "y
he nkinr epntions will be adnuncd from une 10
" ~, ~ ~ "':' y. % - 7 ~ TOBIAS pEARSALL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

yzSIIE next of kin TIL b. Cmth"n decd late oi
County. Mississippi. notified thit c"'css 'ny W.
sim Ia property Comprising 'c e''a'c ~"
a-ch.at. ,IrsuaG tu snch Uses A'iitSs
tARRISGrUS s. CERiSll HAN,
,., Attorney. n Law Cnlumru-. NI.-Is-il pl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

LADY Competent teach all The branches e" theron Eng
"A lh education Music. French, German Da"ine RAINING W
wa.r olrs and In ul Embroidery wishes i":ue siud
ton for the ensuing healthy con "i 'r.ia "' in
ar,na public preferred The salary - ehc 20
M ,ionate 10 the nnc required be taught shs has aa
considerable .xpcnce aching Letters (l,st Fai) dI. 70
D v. ~ 'on''"! ,,' Di," i - l--cw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

Ya1J heirs Mary lockr formerly Mary Ann League OF
m. county OF Amelia OF Virginia, who iienairieu
with and removed 10 anf resIed 10 Larse c"nn
T., IN the State Kentucky the Undersigned in"med are
notified from the saie oi e dnu
lie onrng of the Aaron League dee ~ ien's III
IN, hands OF the subscriber, Commission clns ny virtue o' an
,r nj IN. C,unty Cnun which the eea hiH OF mo
s uarv Ann are caed which will he paid upon appa
,iun (vitIi proper antIio,lty) hy ,r,, ,;,.a.o.
D.atonsvIle Amelia county, Va Nov. y, lso-st
will pleas" u'nef.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

ln@lalA. Rules held The Leiks Office ui The CiIcuI
oou'' Of Chanccy for the county Of enrco the Sd day
,'sniber. 1851:
'1AL j. Lohlon eYcculor Of Daniel lsgnbotham. decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

G are interested in the foregoing cause, hereby notified
h'e hxr up,f Wenc da. Tth day Of December, 1851
e and settle Ae Clerks office OF CuI bcrand county the
hc dcccu and that shall continue take the same from
"a! Sunday excepted until nished which time and place.
~ Of you required 10 attend. JOHN X. WILSON,
Nof tl-twtw Cnmnis soner in Ch tncery.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-15
Family Groceries.

FENHE subscribers have now on hand, and
Il are receiving ftom New Orleans large
assortment of domestic and foreign Liquors of
the choicest brands: eff
20 THOUSAND BEST SPANISH Sc
CARS
of the best quality and highest faoor-tOgeth-
Ior with the best and cheapest stock of
COFECTIONARIES,
of every kind and description that has ever
boon offered to the public,
All of which they now offerto their friends
end customers at the most reduced prices for
CASH OIL CITY PAPER. We will furnish
Claret for family nsc at the cheapest rates.
Hoping to receive a portion of public patron
age they invite all their friends to come aud
examine for themselves before purchasing
elsewhere. D. TAMBORINE.
Next door to 0. O. Woodman & Co.
Yazoo City AdrTl 24.-l85O.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-15
Executors Sale.

n will in pursuance of an order obtained at
i the August Term of the H norable Probate
Court of Yazoo county proceed to sell to the
highest bidder at the courthouse Of said coun-
ty, on the 18th day of November 1850, the fol-
lowing lands belonging to the estate of Josiah
]. Woodbridge decd, to-wit:
One half interest in North half, Section four
teen Township eleven range two west, 1921
acres, east half north east quarter and east half
south east quarter Section 10 township IL r 2
w; $50 65-l0O acres, east half nOrth east guar
ter Section ii T ii R 2 w; so 48-100 acres,
west half north west quarter Section II T IL R
q w 30 lI-I00 acres east half north east quar-
ter section Is T IL R w 80 acres north hall
west half north east quarter Section 80 T IL R
l west 40 2-1O0 acres; lying and being in th'
county of YazUo.
One half interest west half north east quar-
ter Section T9, g west East half nortl
west quarter Section st 8 r 9 west lot nun
Der Section SO T OR 3 west Lot number l
Section l T 8R3 west, lots number4 and
ESecion 81 TOR 2 west containing $50 acre
in the county of Madison.
Said lands are are to be sold on credit Q
10 months with Bond and approved security.
w. j. LEAKE,
Sept. 25th 1850. Executor.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-15
GOOD TESTIMONYl

NOOD i Lnp IA1ON i
The Louisville Courier thus speaks of Bulls
Sarsaparilla:
We have been shown by Mr.. John Bull,
proprietor of that world-renown preparation,
Bulls Fluid Etract Sarsaparilla," an original
senuine, and beautiful letter addressed to him
ythe accomplished lady of one of the most
minent old physicians in the West, giving a
detailed account of one of the most astonish-
ing cures on record, performed alone by the
use of"BulPs Sarsarilla."
This most excellent and charming lady had
iong suffered from prolapsus uteri, flour albas,
piles, and chronic diseases of the stomache
md digestive organs, and derangment of the
whole system, attended with distressing Gu
taneous eruption, sick headache, and violent
attacks of cramp. After exhaustng all of her
husbands skill, and apply ing 20 many ceebra-
ed medical gentlemen, both at home and
ibroad, and also using quantities of Town
sends sarsaparilla," without the slightest
relief, she was induced to use ''Bull's Sarsap.
arilla," and what was the happy result! At
.er the use of few bottles, perfect and
wonderful cure-the lady restored to perfect
lealth and to her usual flow of spirits
Such letters as the one we speak o. must a.
ford Mr.. Bull more real qualification than
could the possession of countless wealth
And whether he accumulates wealth or not by
he sale of his truly valuable medicine, being it.
author is glory and honor enough, and he car
say to the world, without fear of contradiction
II have in my poverty relieved more human
suffering than did Stephen Girard or Johr
Jacob Astor with their millions"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-15
To the Travelling Public.

T SIMMS d BROTHERS splendid lineo
Alfour horse post coaches are now in full D
Grafton from Yazoo city and Canton to Mem
phis Tennessee, viz: Benton Lexington, Black
Hawk, Carrolton, Grenada. CofFeeville, Ok
ford. and Holly Springs 1t also connec.s at
Holly Springs with the daily line to Tuscum-
bia Alabama-via, Ripley and Jaeinto. This
line is unsurpassed in the South West, fine
Troy coaches of the latest style, teams good
and drivers steady and attentive. DAYS of leav
ing Yazoo city and Canton, Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday 9 o'clock, A. NJ; through to
Holy Springs in three days, allowing from FIVE
to seven hours sleep each night.
Nov. 18th 1850.-3m