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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-08

sT53 We this week advertise Scribner's Oak
Oil, and accompanying will be found certificates
of very respectable and reliable men, who have
tested its curative powers. The afflicted can
find with us a constant supply of this invalua-
bic OIL with better recommendations provided
to our hand, than we can possibly get up.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-08
New YORK, Sept. %.

FIRE ANNIHnAToR.-The office of the Fire
Annihilator Company opened to-day, and ma
chimes amounting to over 100000, were dispo-
sed of. E. X. Collins took six for each Of his
Atlantic steamers. Also, nearly all the hotels
in the city, with the theatres, have been suppli-
ed with them. Machines were also purchased
for the Revere House, Boston, and many of the
southern hotels and steamboats,. A public test
of the annihilator, by setting fire TO three sto
ny building near New York, will be given about
the 9th of October.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-08

OFFICERS OF THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
We are glad to learn that the Hon. Charles B.
Hunt, was reelected President of the Michigan
State Agricultural Society, ard that the efficient
and indefatigable Secretary, J. G. Holmes Esq,
was also honored by reelection The follow
ing gentlemen compose the Executive Com
mittee for the ensuing year.
Treasurer, H. H. Brown Geo. c. Monroe,
Jonesvle; W.Spencer, Ypsilanti; w. Wright,
Adrian; Ira Phillips, Armada; Jeremiah Brown,
Battle Creek; A. Y. Moore, Kalamazoo; w.
H. Montgomery, Monroe; NJ Shoemaker jack
son. Titus bort, Dearborn, and A. H. Hart, La
peer.
The receipts of the Fair are over $4,000,
which is gratifying increase over those Of the
previous years. bet. Free Press.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-08
For Governor,
ROBERT MoCLELLAND.
For Lieutenant Governor,
CALVIN BRITAIN.

e.sg" We give this week, as we promised
last, the proceedings of the State Convention,
and the sentence of the prisoners in the con.
spiracy trials, which have just terminated. All
we have learned of the late balloon ascension,
at Detroit, we give to our readers.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-08

- The first and second Nos of the 18th
Vol. of the Scientific American are on our ia.
BILE. This volume has commenced with decided
improvements upon the last-being in a new
dress and printed upon premium paper. Now
is the time to subscribe for the best scientific
and mechanical paper in the world. For terms
and address see prospectus on fourth page.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-08

The French Mediterranean feet has been Or
dered to Italy. The Italian States are in great
excitement and Reorganization. The attitude
of the people in relation to the emperor OF Aus
tria is alarming and threatening, having disclose
ed his intention of making the empire absolute.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-08

.B" Harpers' Magazine for October, is on
our table. cursory examination Of this No.,
leads us to the conclusion that it is not whit
behind the best of its predecessors, and that is
enough in its praise. $500 per annum.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-08

There was terrible collision on the Central
road, Boston, on Wednesday, The entire train
was demolished, by collision on down grade,
the descending train was running at the rate of
80 miles per hour. Seventy passengers injured.
-Four Instantly killed
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-08

The Erpress says, the Rev, William L. Rid
die, promising missionary, who was about to
sail for Birmah, died in New York on Tuesday.
Only four weeks ago he was married, SUISSE
QuentlY ordained, and is now no more.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-08

Michigan was not reported to the Grand Di-
vision of Sons of Temperance. Why not? The
number of members connected with the Order
is 23S,90s During the year, were initiated 91,-
TIC members; suspended, l4,2S0; expelled.
2S,S49 increase during the year, 4s,697.
The number of Divisions is 6,097. Cash re-
ceived during the year $722,66i; paid out for
benefits, $l94,7O7; cash on hand, S54S,746.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-08

The Congressional election in Maryland
comes off LIST October. Messrs. Hammond, dem
ocrat, and Bowie and Evans, wings, of the last
Congress, are again in nomination and in the
9th district represented by Mr. Kerr, whg two
candidates of the same politics are in the field.
In the Baltimore, Mr. McLane's districtihe dem
ocrats run VIM. P. Whyte against II. Y Walsh,
wing. The election the first after the adoption
of the new constitution, will be looked to with
interest Free Press.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-08

~ Miss l.. H. W." accept our thanks
for package of late Chicago papers, and a
quantity of delicious fruit Such luxuries, we
think there are none, can better appreciate
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-08
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
NORFOLK. Sent. i

|---- e." INUhFOLh, CePt' TO.
The steamship illinois, at this port, brings
81, 100000 on freight, and S250,000 in the
hands of the passengers.
The steamship North America arrived Mt Pa
mama in sixty-seven days from New York, and
ten days from Valparaiso, the quickest passage
on record. 3@'tt
The California news is of very little interest,
every thing being quiet. The markets We're dull
with a full supply of goods and provisions of all
kinds, which do not command any better prices
than are paid in the Atlantic States.
Another destructive fire has occurred Sacra-
mento City, consuming property to the amount
of $4,000.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-08

LATER FROM VALPARAIso.-Valparais has
been visited BY a continued succession of storms,
which has done much damage to the shipping.
The CHILEAN Government have advertised for
a loan of 100000, for the completion of the
public stores.
The vote on the Presidential election was
strongly in favor of Gen. Cruz.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-08

BANKS BURsTED.-Commercia Bank, Perth
Amboy, N. J. Farmers and Mechanics, New
Brunswick, N. J. Peoples Bank, Patterson
NJ. Union Bank, Dover, N. J. Also Bank
Of Salisbury, Maryland.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-08

THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION
The New York Herald contains what purports
to be call for a Democratic National Conven-
ton, addressed to that paper by one James
Sanboon," Michigan is represented by an. III.
Clark" the unknown, and Massachusetts has
upset Hon. b. F. Halett, the Chairman Of the
National Committee, and is honored by Lewis
Josselyn. The Committee according to the
call of the Herald "Organ," has summariy dis
posed of the delegates elected heretofore in
Massachusetts, other States setting aside the
verdict without argument or notion" by which
those States nominated and appointed delegates
to the National Convention. Our amiable pred
ecessor, who is a member of the COMMITTEE
has had his nose put out of joint by M. H.
Clark, whose opposition is puzzle TO all Mich
iganders Free Press, Oct
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-08
New YORK, Sept. 80.

New YORK, Sept. 80.
We have the pleasure of announcing the safe
return of Capt De Haven, of the American brig
Advance and her crew, from the Artic SEAS
Lost life only. The Rescue is not yet in
They saw nothing of Sir John Franklin, hearing
nothing satisfactory. 1t is the impression, how
ever, of the officers of the expedition, as it has
been of the English, that he is yet alive-hem-
med in further north than they could get for ice
where life is sustained on whale bubber, &C.
Fuel can be had from the latter The time, how
ever, appointed for their return having expired
rs well as the means for going any further, be-
ing exhausted, they came home to Mr.. Grnnel,
the protector of the expedition, to report their
progress. 1t is now Mr.. Grinnells impression
that in order to make certain progress in this
course-a steam propeller must be used with
which in one month enough of progress can be
made, to result in something more satisfactory
than anything we have yet had.
On the 18th of Sept, 1850, Griffiths Island
was observed by the Advance and Rescue; they
tried to reach it but failed to get further than
opposite Wellington Channel. Then common
ced North drift; the vessels were driven to 70
deg. 30 min. North, the greatest northing ever
obtained in that meridian. In the latter part of
November they re-entered Lancaster Sound, the
ice closed upon them, and they were amid all
the horrors of Polar Region.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-08

SHIP WRECK AND LOSS OF LIFE.-Oscar Main
came to our office to-day and reports that he is
the sole survivor of passengers and crew of an
unknown brig which sprung leak and sunk
on the Ohio coast, about thirty miles to the
westward Of Cleveland.
He does not know the name of the vessel.
Sailed from Buffalo Friday last at o'clock,
bound for Chicago. There were about 90 per-
sons all told on board. Brig began to leak a.
bout 2 o'clock Sunday p NJ. and sunk in one
hour afterwards. The Passengers and crew
jumped into long boat, several were outside,
and in endeavoring to get in capsized the boat.
Mr.. Main fastened himself to the foremost, and
the brig having found bottom, left about feet
out Of water. Mr.. Main continued in this stu
alton till yesterday about Ten o'clock-he was
rescued by the Propeller California, and was
brought to this city. A Mr. Slater was with
Mr.. Main till about IL o'clock Sunday night
when he yielded to fatigue and was drowned
Mr.. Main lost about seven hundred dollars
worth Of tools. Det Free Press.
GOLD IN AUsTRALIA.-The Empire newspa-
per, dated Sydney, May 23d, furnishes three
days later intelligence from the new gold dis
coveries, than that received in England Great
excitement was caused in the colonies by the
continual successes of the diggers. The gov
ernor has consequently been obliged to issue a
proclamation, threatening to prosecute, civilly
and criminally,all who carry away gold, or search
or dig for II, without permission from the Gov
eminent.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-08

GREAT FIRE IN BuFFALo.-Buffalo, Sept g.
"A great fire took place here yesterday morn
ing at o'clock. The telegraph states that it
broke out on Heacoth St, burning from $50 to
200 houses. Loss from 100000 to $25O,O00.
Eaton g. Co.'S planning mill and lumber yard,
house, No. 2, loss $4,000; insured $2,5O0.-
Radciff's coal yard, and several other buildings,
loss in all $4,000, partly insured. The remain
der were dwellings, &c.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28

IT,. Sat. of Mississippi
~ YazOo County:

YazOO County: ,ss,.
Probate Court, February ieIm TN I Iond. tame.
III, OH ,,srsons interested In the iGnoS lCEs-
u,. baIeditamonts &c OfCharleS w Ile"ue'
On deceased: - aud an ,ear be.
TTOU are hereby cltea 70 % y. ulu IP.,,r,t, IN
fore the Probate court OF aLoo LON .:,,r,-
70 Ah Monday in May next @ az .'e e 'J~, .Sarv
g. ,rso Of said county then ana uleIe .A,,iJ :" ~,
,.o Jf nnv YOU can why an order shOIlu 1IO; lG'
5s cDy ,Se sale Of the following oescrI-
oc ,5s Si.S living and being In the county aiore-
Deu one half interest in the tollewihS
i saIG " VI ofn eA 6w Ofse OF secIoh
ahn of 81 town Is range west;
~ anu ieAofsw4s ofse NV OF
aW / Of section -; and
va ~ GS-esoctio1 80, town ii range west
oi - or section u, lot OF section 20
lots . anu cUo.,,on "a, town l3 range : west I
10Y If section IA, town IL range west
-, number l5 in Benton c.u.,.ioo dsscri.
iO' Oc.,hrd interest in the iSl'owlhe , -
II E,D5s.-w l Of n e / OF section 90 owI
~ ,,nge west, Ofn e ana u u ,o.,S
- .cc,ion 6, offs w oI Sec'lSn 70 .aa,;oD - q q
Ta range 2 east, n / OF va u g Sec,;oO
townl2 range east OF and ; .
SH o,yD n range 2 west OF "uu e
o. W. " of acc lS town9 range west OF
% tso.,ion 22 town IL range east ne e
49, Do = and " ! Of sw o SEE v. :
.~D "A range 1 east, lots Sol ana OO' !" =
Io~n n,,S. ~ and ! Of lot Al in Benton ..,b0d
Zoo i. wv interest in the following oescsloso
,.,s.%w mnOlS ! ofSw Of section lS; n e. o. at
-I of section IA, sw Of Oi sISsOn S soo,;Or ~
town 10 range west, " OF se ?, rsUge SU0eOs
SIe % Of e / of section SS town Il ia%s1 ny soc
west. % cnst l Of NV aud OF % &c .
,;oD 26 f town IS range east " 4oi na;v;aS, mT
lection 6 town IL range east an .io DOr,I
o;n,w seoVn If 96 acres of land lying in tne noru
mole nd oFe ofsc ofsection % town ~ rang any
emo l, ore bornded on the south by the road lead
;.n w. S.ouo Yazoo citT to Benton the amo
sw anu ,leS, 4 an undivided interest In IN >
Ia"Se FSoCsW1 and "a Of sc OF sect1TH a11 g? !;
town - range west, also 10, hunSea s,,fys- src
Vnzoo eity; and further to 90 anu .5ored SUI b
things gouTt 1I in n The premises further orde %
our ,Eo' 1Uu ,b,s citation be published in the
GU ne democrat" for the space of0 WeeK5r
zoo SI9 peIO WnnesS the Hon. g. B. WlitInsO. " vasa
SLs Judge Of the PrOOste Court o. ! aZ'
COusty and seal Of'aid COar our,
T,Tued t. I'd day of march A 541 y 1871 c,l
Y.uO. City March 5-lo5l-"m'
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28

s#s & Il -
/ win a. assessor and collector Of YazOC city
Offer for sale On the 9Ulh day Of June leOl'
ID front Of the Mayors Office in Yazoo city,
the following described property for taxes eue
the corporation Of Yazoo city for the year
1e5O-to.wit. lots no. 4l6 tOxes Sl3 cents
All taxes 3l4 cts, 414 taxes 81 cts, 4l3 taxes s
Sl4 cts, 366 taxes 3l4 cts, 4S5 taxes Sl4 S1l
tdxes 3lA cta, l09 taxes 81 Ia cts, assessed 70
G, D. Boyd, lot 342 taxes 81 SO assessed 10 >.
Brown, lots no. BIT, taxes 90; 2 taxes ~; ~;
taxes 90; 16l taxes %; l02taxes S2; 401 9o
taxes 90, 45s taxes S2;Lotno. 202 taxes 81 oU
assessed to Knott, lot no. 1e in Pugh's square
taxes 81 assessed to Mordecai Lewis; lots
% 4 taxes 50 cts; 35 taxes rs cts; lOl taxes 70
cents; lot no; S34 taxes Sl; S35 taxes 81 as
sesses to E. ]. RoystGr, lcl no. e3 taxes SlO;
460 taxes y so; Is Pughes square; taxes 81.
so assessed to C. L. Stevens. H. HAYMAN
April 26ih 81. Assessor and Collector oi
Taxes for Yazoo city.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28

To all persons interested in the lands, ten
ements, and heFeditaments Of which James
Frilcy was seized at any time during his mar
riage with the undersigned.
Make notice that Ishall as WidowE relict 81
- James Friley, deed, petition the court Of
Probate Of this county at the next April teri
thereof, for dover In the following lands 10
which James Friloy died seized, to.w it-lots 3
and 4 of section %, the east half Of north west
quarter, and the north east quarter Of fseetiOn
10. The cast half Of south west quarter, and
the south east quarter Of sectioi I6 in town.
ship "a Of range 2 west.
March 20th 1851 SARAH FRILEY.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28

@. J. Blackman g. Co.
CINCE the late FIRE in Yazoocity, have open
Oed a new livery stable and Trading house
a lew doors below Winn's Hotel and opposite
P. O'Donnelrs, C. T. Mann's and ]. ]. Pouches
on Main Street, YazOO city, where they ar
prepared as heretofore to accommodate trava
ellers and traders.
They are also prepared to buy and sell ne
groes, stock and property of al Kind at OuctiOn
or private sale on commission or otherwise.
We have stock, negroes, buggies drc. 3rc.
for sale and, will continue todeal in them for
others and on our own account.
We offer our services on liberal terms to
our friends and the public generally and gar.
entee general satisfactionaS Regards fare and
prices, see onr sign Red Flag, before OnT
Door. c. ]. RLACKMAN, & cs.
On Main ST. Yazoo City, Jan-l-1s5l.H
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28
Notice.
The State Of MiSstsssppi
YazOo County

40&O0 CON9LkY
Probate Court, Yazoo county, February
Term 1851
TO all persons interested ip the lands tene-
ments and heredftaments of JshE Willison de-
ceased.
UOU are hereby cited TO be and appear be-
u fore the Probate court Of YazOo county at
the courthouse thereof on the 9Th Monday in
April next then and there to answer the petit
ftion of G Wilkinson administratoE de bonis
non ofthe estate Of said docedent for sale Of
said lands tenements and hereditamants descri-
bed in said petition as west half Of section o
| in Z IL range VESTS " quarter Of section
l31 in I 18 of range west and n quarter Oi
Egectioa- l. in tewn ~ range 2 west, lying, be-
ing and situate in said county Of YazoO for tbs
payment 6f the. debts Of said intestate his per-
sonal estate being represented insufficient and
to show cause ifany you can why 20 much d
said lands tenements and hereditaments shonld
not be sold A. win be sufficient to pay the resi-
due Of the debts of said decedent and furtheI
Ito do and suffer such things e shali be consid.
lered and ordersdin the premises By the eoar
aforesaid.
Nisfurther ordered fhat publication ek TIT
Icitation Be made IN ths 9 ace nsmoexatR 30
rs weeks successfully j.
i K1 Witness the Hon Geo Wllkineel
yI Judge 81 The Probate court Ys
voo county The Ath Monday i8 EsbFl
49, arv 1851, and the seal ofasi7 eourt
srss ,hs sd dsy 81 March le31
yAA u IL, 81
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28

Wonderful Excitement!

Wonderful Excitement!
UTE have just received of the latest styles,
w 1000 Dress Patterns, the prettiest in the
world, Barages, tissues. Tarlton musline'
Organdies, aud Painted,
Swiss Plain anGstriped,
Swiss ginghamS and plain Go.
% bonnets trimmed by French
millinsr,
25 do. not
Bonnet ribbons, assorted
Belt, Ribbon various patterns,
Blk and white nitts,
Bpk alpaccas and bOmbazine,
French Cottonade,
Linen drillings,
Fine shirts eastern mados
Silk under shirts
cravats, and linen de-.
Summer clothing,
! Summer hats.
Pf>niatation supplies, good assortment d
.-u on hand. All are offered. at the loves
prices. @dS SHROPSHIRE, MASSEY Z PAGE
s-1Gs Yazoo city, Main street, April 10th '5l-s
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28
Classical SclaOSa.
YAZOO CITY. MlsS.

THE subscriber opsned Classical scssoel
il April l4th. In tie building formerly .!oceua
pied 6y Mr.. Richards On Jefferson Street.
The English branches together with the Latin
Z. Greek languages an higherM athemalics
win Be taught. TUITION fees per aonsh fog
the primary branches IS for advanced
English 81 for Latin, Greek and The
higher Mathematics -, .payRonta t. es
made monthly. No deductions for noa-astond'
anco exceptin case of sickness. The patsen'
aee 81 he public Is solicited. s.
April 10 1s5I-d BELMONT 4LLIoII, Prin
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28
Nashville Engine and ma
chine Works.

"HE Nashville Manufacturing Company
Il having commenced operations under the
superintendsnce of William r. Eichbaum,
(ate Of Pittsburgh is now prepared to enter
into contracts for building on a large scale,
and promptly:
Locomotives; Railrord Cars; Boat and Sta
tiOnery Engines; Fi,e Engines and PUmps Of
all kinds; Hydraulic and other Po,Oer Presses;
Min Wheels. Gearing Gad ShGtting; Iron and
Wood Planning Machines, Turning Lathes and
epery variety Of heaUy Machinery.
The Company, having engaged the services
OF Mr.. George Armstrong, Gate of West
Point Foundry and the Mount Savage Iron
WOrks,) gentleman of great experience in
the planning and construction Of furnaces,
Foundries, Forges and Rolling Mills, Offer
with confidence its services to such as may
have in contemplation the erection or remod'
cling of Iron Works-pans land estimates oI
which can be furnished. And having also ir
its employment competent Founders, it is pre-
pared 10 execute promptly, Castings Of any d.
scription wanted.
1t being the intention Of the Company no
only to execute in the very best manner, al
work conided to it-but also to do it at as low
prices as works Of similar character can b.
done elsewhere, it solicits portion of the Pu
lie patronage.
Business communications may be addresses
to SAM. d. MORGAN, Prest.
/ Nashville Manufacturing Company.
Feb. %, 1S51-3t
Orders left with Allen & Barksdal'
Agent, will receive prompt attention.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28
1haap
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- = . a . - " -
COMMISSION h PRODUCE MERCHANTS
YAzoo ci1Y Miss.
WE are thankful ior former patronage
W and take pleasure III Offering our seFyi.
ces under our nss0 firm % our old patrons Pnd
the public generally. We have taken the
house lately occupied BY Messrs. Wilson q
Pickett, & J. ]. Wilson, g. Bro. and win
keep constantly on hand large stock Of gro
ceries, and produce, rope, bagging, iron east
ing, stoves, &c., which we will sell low for
cash, or cotton, or on usual time TO prompt
customers, and bolicita call from all purchas-
ers, visiting our city. We will also pay par
ticular attention 70 the forwarding business
and make liberal cash advances on cotton for
shipment or sale In this market.
YazOO city. Sept. %, 135O-6m
(Whig please copy.)
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28
NEW GOODS.

TUST received from New YGlk, q sbDien-
- did assortment Of Dress Goods, consisting
of Embroidered Grenadines, Barages, printed
Lawns, Jaconets, Poplin. Also ine assort-
ment of embroidered silk shawls, lace raantil:
las of very rich patterns Rich worked mus
lin collars, cuffs and undersleeves; Staple
Dry Goods of every kind, Ginghams, CaIicoes,
Cottonades, Chambrays, Domestics, Table lin
ems, curtain goods, tswcling. and great va
rlety ofhOuse keeping articles. A fine as
Sortment Of summer clothing, hats roots and
shoes. ]. HEARD.
April I'd 1851,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28
WKOOL.

.9EII4E subscribers viii buy any. quantity 81
i WOOL, either washed or unwashed, (but
eitbsing sWashedl t0 b deliyaEed q
hem in YazOO City. ALLEF& " BAkASDALE
Y0Eeo Cit. ApFll Ieth leSl.-
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28

n JONES, having removed to YazoO city,
Dwill practice Law in the counties comPo-
sing the 9th Judicial circuit, the Probate court
Of YazCo county, the superior court Of Chan
cery and High Court OfErrors and Appeals Al
Jackson;
His Office is with Drs. Kidd and james o.
Main Street near the Bank.
Yazoo City January 22d 1851.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28
III. S,ate Of Mississippi.

YdZOO C0hnty' ,0EV To all
Probate Court, FEBRUARY; Term tT tTn.;s Lott.
-vsrsons ntsr4stod in the h''a'o Oi ~ ' :
Deceased. .r5 .nDea~ be-
%. a P,oS'to Court Of YazOO County on lns
GS5' GS @oa5sS 5s IN May at The Court @ ESu.s "n.
any You can why the us account ito o. 5soeased la
should not be allowed and further 10 90 um5 un5
.usr such things as shall be conslosIeu rem;seS @
ordered by cue said Court IN NJ, t"I citation be
aud 1t is farther ordered 'hTs "..,' me for the
published IN the * @zO0 O'"OO
Space of sixty days. ,v,
" t;nson Judge Of the Probate Cour,
h'0 SfYnzoo County, and Seal Of Sai'
NOSLs ~ a.. "A aav Of March A. D. 1851.
JAMES II. BELL, clerk.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28
YAzoO CrTY, April 2eth 1851
TO THE PUBLIC,

CRATEFULt to those who have elevated me
OtO the Office of county Police, ! trust they
viii excuse my resignation. which comes unac
companied by my reasons which are OF a
PRIVATE character entirely.
FelOw-citizens: my gratitude to you is burl-
ed deep within my heart. YouIs &c.
BENZ. r. HOLMES.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28

- Two Of the Sest stock stall -
09 lions that has ever been
44N offered 10 the citizens Of 0ENA
S,Aeaaaekga Mississippi.
One a th Oroughbred Kentucky stallion. clear
of defect or blemish, perfect in all respects.
A besutiful bay. black legs, maiu and tail,
for sale or to let out to the right kind Of men
ON SHARES.
Also large Canadian talon. PAGES finely
under the saddle and performs we'll in harneGs
beautiful black.
These horses excelleney consists in their
great durability and sped under the saddle
and in harness.
They are for sale or to let out to some men
of the rig ght kiud, to make q season on shares,
apply to G. ]. BLACKMAN 4 co.
April I'd le5I-f
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28
YazOO Classioals s sOhOOl.
YAZoO CITY MISS.

! SCHOOL Of Classical and Mathematical
"a instruction win be opened on Monday
ia seh instant in the same buildinding On JET
s.-.os - street lately used By Rev. W. 2. Crane
= ! place afinstruction:
e = : VIZ. RICHARDS Prs"e,PaA
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