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On September 10, by the Rev. Mr. Wainwright, Mr..
u,Sh, Porr,a to bliss AscELISE AoEEaMAN, both Of
this city.
feuehkeepsie and Saratoga papers Please copy.
In this city Monday evening September To- by the
rtv MI k.mpston, Mr.. JOHN II DRUmuosp, Of Belfast,
ir.sso, 10 mir< MARY Ann BAGor Of Dublin, Ireland
Belfast and Dublin papers please copy.
ION Monday evening sepicm Der Is at the Pacific IIo-
tel by oecsr w Sturtevant Alderman Of the Third
wsJd M CALFsf HENpnicksoS to Miss SARAHs EsLry,
both az Burlington county, j.
At csire \ On the morning of September H. by
the Rev Mr. ssyre, CBAUsoEr HALL OF Dallas county.
Ala to oAEoLIHE daughter Of Joel Wickes Esq of
Greepe county. N. Y.
On Ihurdsy September IL. at York Pa. G II wELLs,
q s. n. to MARY g., daughter Of Henry Welsh, Esq.
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be no occasion to march . military force thers,
Is you sssm to desire, and iuaans the pss-
wish our bssheB Of the Unou that in any part
al this esats resistance tn th- law ges undetected
treason TO the yLion aud the conslituton Tue alleged
nurderes ofNr 6srtuch vh 50 CRIME ia deep enough
without exsgReratipg IT, have arrested aud will be
trsd and they and their abetorr vii b~ mads
for What they have done in OF the law But
in the meantime let invite co-op-ration citi
zens 81 fennsylvsnia not ouly that the Law Is
enforced bat to add the CO Which all feel
In the judicial tribunals Of the xsd by ahstanng from
undue violence Of language ard letting the Law take its
course Depend upon gentlemen. there Is In Lancas-
ter ccpnty of duty TO the laws IF the land
Tested In tho and prompt arrest Of these Offenders
dience.
The people Of that county of pace and good
order and Dot easily led de from the path OF duty
which the constitution prrscrines, They and every
Penr yivsnisn love the constitution and the Union
Isst AMI mi pussS j. Whs visae .s laws Of the land
There no warrant, depend it, for rspr~ssntug the
Of Lancaster county traitors and partcpants In
an irsurrectlcpary uovem' mt You do them, unin
tentionsLy, Il have no doubt great III ustics.
am deeply indebted to you for .aordns mo the OPP
nicatonI might not have hern atls TO do 80 You,
aud my fiow citizens at large, may be assured Of my
cu1nssncss to maintain sspreDacy Of the constitu-
ton. ard enforce Obedience 10 the law alike Of the
tpitse States and Of THU esimonwe.lsh
reash s destination your lot having accidentally
come 70 my hsndsl, hav. requested dr White 10 put
tlr e. observe Is Grst
am with great respect, your obedis mt servant.
WM JOHNSTON.
GOV. JoHssIos's PROCLAMATION.
In and ly the authority e the of Penn.
s!lvania, i, William r. Johnston. Governor OF said
Commonwealth, do her.b issue This
PR.cLAMATioS.
49, whereas, it has ben represented to me
= 49,, that a fragrant violation of the public peace
4 bas occurred IN Lancaster county. involving
49, the murder Of Edo arb 1orsuch ad seriously
snoaDgering the lives OF other person and where's IL
has Also been represented of psrti.
cpttos in this outrage YET large therefore,
by virtue OF the authority in vested by the couttu
tion and Laws William J'hn ton. Governor Of Penn
eylvsnia do srehy offer r.~gId Of one thousand
dollars for the arrest and conviction Of the person
persons guilty Of the and violation OF the public
peace aforesaid
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
sds the great seal of The State this fifteenth day
of spber in the year OF Lord thousand eight
bupcrea nd nifty one.
AZ lest. l. RUSSELL
Secretary Of the Commonwealth
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The Opera ne CaAt,. Garden.

The opera of Puritani' was performed last night,
and with good share OF skill aud Badaii was
warmly welcomed and admirably sustained by the
other artists Of the company sensation was created
by the presence Of Miss Hayes and suite in the private
box. and when she appaudcd Bad.a and Marini. with
who she sang Ia Italy the audience appreciated the
feeling and joined most heartily in the applause Miss
Hayes also led in the applause in honor Of Bosio in
subsequent part Of the peril Tonight 0telo'
VIII tie performed for Bettns b-ne6t. The i, n
very brilliant and We have doubt. "a Bertucca
Marctzek is to appear the occasion, that additional
Interest will be excited
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tSoTEra AocoErT IRON CsNrHrvE a lady name
Jane Delaney, residing az Bridge street yeItsrdy
morning at an early hour aud bavi5g lie esmphe ue
Lamp. PRECAUTIONARY turned II coSn 20 obtain light
vbsn II expoccd Getting Gre 20 her Bists dss and Ia
jufirg Der severely Her csrs alarmed tue ether Ia
mates Who rendered prompt assistance ard ertn-ushei
the Gre; hut the fufcrtr lies very rrecarcus state
nfrvrS o, rHE Rrr. Mr. Jacosrs-- large conyrcs<
ton sfsnhsd surdsy afternoon O. receive this GEN.
Gsnan on his return from Europe ard the Holy LaBd
1he services we're performed IA the new Preftytcriau
Churtb corner q Eomfen and Clinton streets. Wish has
tssn ctmFctsd during bis abscncc. AMI ~ which he ~
0e pslfcr Mr.. JscobUs atf-efssd the conrre- alton
giving interesting account q his tour: ani 18th -
krs III after the service warmly greeted ~ many
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From Philadelphia.

PHIlApE.PHIA, Sept Is, 1851
The United States Marshal and Commissioner Ingra-
ham accompanied by some twenty policemen, went
ain day to the of the late murders in Lancas
ter county with view Of makir forhcr arrests More
resistance Is feared The Governor late hour last
night issued his proclamation, Offering reward Of
thousand dollars for the and conviction of the Of
Tenders town meeting has been call for "Wednesday
evening" to take for the vndaton Of the laws
Much excitement still prevails.
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LeAD-S,O0o pigs lead.
NAssLE--s66 blocks msrble % pieces ssagiiois
Mare 2GOO dunuage mats.
PAIkr--l0 casks colcrs
esep--l2 oaks seed order.
srkLrEs--30. 1893 pieces sp.lter.
srFEi-10 eases 2lY bundles steel
WooI--505 bales wool
w'sn,-iso casks 4qrs. Ice barrels, Ia cases. boxes
loo bottles champagne
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SUPREME CouRT-CIRcurT-Nos 55S to So 5G5 20 573
Co,sMoN PLys-Nos e2s. 6i3. Cal. Gas. ca, 64s
C5s G54 Csc 657, G58 eco, Gel 6e2 oe8 e6i e65 ess
2s 4l3 tSe $40, s62 SIS, SS2 Ss6 5ss 5ea, co., oo5
Coz I'll Gao
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NEw oRLEAss september Is 1851.
The sales Of cotton to day have been 500 bales at
further advance OF eiRht middpg being quoted at
e'sc Bacon dull at II Re for sides md S.c for sh )uld
eTs Hams at lOc a l2c The sales Of cot on for
the week have been SOC. The receipts thus far are
10000 bales ahead Of last ear at the same period.
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CsvrpFvuIg Corsss, H. I-Trorrr-s.-rurss and
stake, $500 mile heats best three In i've In harness.
Dsyis entered br h W. johnson. ......2 1
ID fner entered ch ppo.................1
Tine, E-2 ga l-z "a.
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TIE DESTRUCTION or TIKI BRiDGEs ACROSS The
HACKENSAck RIVER

About hslfpsst eleven O'Clock yesterday morning. the
waite Imam on the bridge discovered fire breaking
in the partition dividing the turnpike and railroad about
three hunersd yards from the Jersey City side THIS he
kip, under for considerable time until the water in the
tubs exhaufted After that, the fire spread, and
10th bridges entirely consumed aud the piles burned
10 the waters edge The telegraph wires are alao down
Tie draws II the turnpike bridg the only things
SAVED IL will take about six weeks before new bridge
eau be erected for the pass over but temporary
turnpike bridge win be erected in about Fix days rhc
fire burned with such ratidy that il was Impossible 10
extingusL IL. The bridge ffst built Ia Is3' but
burr Cd down The :th Of March 1870 and rebuilt
at cost OF $4,000 The wstehman supposes the fire "a
b. the work II an incendlary the locomotive psSsed
without letting sparks fan from her CRATE tie says
also that suspicious looking MAN was seen all the morn
ing lurl ing about the bridge The appearance OF the
bridge like lot Of burned trees ferry boat
fou eI sey City at the bridge about o'clock In the
afternoon but could not as there was not water
enc ugh without each side There was cooside
rable excitement among II Lady pas sengers In going
ceres in the small boats Trunks hassets. &c were
knocked about in admirable disorder The fire compa-
mics from Newark and Jersey City quickly the
ground aud rsnoered efficient service.
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B.trrstosF, Sept "a. ian.
IVY ,ecurftd laet night partially destroying Barns
sloens lumbsr yard, on West Pals avsppe Tn loss
Npso Win sB Insurance fer s3Eoe
The weather hiss turned quit cor, T,srrn,,oss, N
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IN1ELLIorscs PROM N,,sscfiA.-We have received
from Caracas III Co de Caracas to the 10th Of August
The is not important The tranquility perfect
ard the papers sd with matters Of local iatsres
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supreme Court-Circuit.
Court Calendar for Tue sday.

Before Hon. Judge King.
SErT. l5.-Tn "a. Of Mallory the Erie RHirocd
Company the jury could net agree and discharged
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Vsss~rsphis marine Reports.

Ardved-ships Bsrrisburs. -Cronstsdt E,ser, Cabs;
sest Unen Bsltmer. brig. Primrose olsssovi Bosson.
Hafss; giis Phsdeiphis; Urpire co Tncs DO; Atsood
d; Tssser, do Harriet Newell Dol oecrrisns dor Tsos
So 0sa Taylor to Iyts stcsE, doi schrs Lghasos do
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DESTRUCTIVE F,sE AT DRiDcEPoRr.-A destructive fire
! broke out on Saturday evening, between IL and IL
O'Clock, which sumed the works CT the Union Com
papy a brass foundry. carriage mauu actory, and
Christ Church Loss, $50 0o0 insurance SIS coo Tho
church fully insured. The buildings were situated
in John street and the fire probably the work OF de-
sigL.Bl idgcport Standali Seci. 10
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sssne Mcdowell. Albany. Sid ist Rochester. Rsws usv
CID sh,p augustus. KiDnsy LiyerpooL
ri :s Ics p EOis ,0f ~ as
. Too. Sss % Esss Gs s F...
Bar eeopsi Tsncho lspl n.ristany d Conss.nss lspl
Ssssssr dss; Linden. Ro. :. ciIisy .cse.u. ssss
EA.HIAsfER RI sesss-sia Ger J.osson; kiiy sYort.
Forbes orig Cetava. Lindssron, Vera Cru1i sohs
Fairy W,,Iisns, Havana.
" 81 . sssi
NEW BEDFORD sept s-Arr schrs chip Carpenter Phi.
NEW ASkN Sept Arr brig Industry Turk: Isl.ads.
Owls HEAD Sep. ioIn port sshr Granville. BiokfosA
FENsACOLA Sept 5-CId brig Aleenus. Mitchell, ua-
Aissn,t vuicsp aaad SYork PonOSsoos CLARK. DO. CD
sloop Jayne. Hulss' Troy. p.,.. p.. Nv..s
sid sohr Isms e. q Samuel. Psiiadepaia.
PORTSMOUTH. Sept io-Ar schr Attakapas' Whit.
P0RTLAND Sep. I2.Arr Pint', strout. PhiladelDAiA;
'ekT Excl sf,ry sfSrs sebr, orsr Iv.nho. Alfred
Albany, Packet suring Bird and Gen Cas-, Niork SD
9th suan spoaord. spcaso Mobile; sshrs Rio Grana
sAyAHNAH Sep. LII p:r. ship: Alabama Lus,s.:
Sia brods de bsris ysrnon Fave for York Harvest.
ward Porter ds; ssio%oa Fl Ppsr saars ss 4tssi
tBrsw prenje Tor Buenos Ayres Midas Jordan. fer 81
Ss b. ars iaS Roes Pl sr DO; Say sK
Ro. do Jones Kelly 70, NyorA Astsn. Pe,tos isr
Iar Mo Besston for Philadelphia Robertson. Pis:-
FsTGNINGTON Sept ll-Arr sehr Mary Howss NYork
wILMiNGToN. NC. Sept 12--of the bar. hound In sehr
Jas King with ice CID 18th, sehrs eaosset, Wood
ten Phsde phs; 18th, brgs Buena VISTA Price. NYsrks
Haicyon, Eldridse. Cuba
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Pssist do, Nash. Dol nArsssst do New oi'bs' do;
Cissrd.ships Herbert. Csieuttai Hampton, Norisaas
sch Matilda. Fkiisdsiphis
Cieared-Bsrh Austin. Bueues Ayrps.
Barn., Sept Is
Arrived-sehr Henrietta, NYsrk.
FAIL RIvER, Sept l5
Arrved-echr WAndopAssc, Eddy. James River.
Nrw URLkAHs, Sept Is
Cieared-ss'anAc, Charleston.
New BEDvoaD. Sept Is.
AIrved-schr Augusta. NYork.
PROVIDENCE, Sept Is
Arrived-sohrs Moses Leonard Pierce James River;
Cisyton. smyrna Dell sloops Sea- Witch. NYork; Har-
vest do.
wmmrKaros, Sept Is.
Arrye6-Schr James Kins Boston.
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Passengers Arrives.
Packet ship New World-Richd Vidiar, WI

LIvERPooI-Paeket ship New World-Richd Vidiar, WI
Nerryiss. Join berryias.
LIVER PooL-Ship Wiscor sin--J W Boyd, Boyd,
o Boyd, Marian Boyd DR. Il Whitehead. Bishop sweet.
vERpooI-ship H sciut-Jcln Ross Dix, dwin Adam
thwait, Curtis Mrs Curts. W W Patr9k. VIM Law, Mes
Law, Elizabeth Wright, y Watts, Miss T. straean
HAvRE-Ship Inoiana-J BOujge,a rnd lady. Cuibsfe-
and lady, Chapman, hadame Gellin and children.
Fopjgtra a Fruchsen.
HAsBvRG-Ship Herschol-Cari. Christian and Herman
Harthisn, Ds hin, biel. bretyel.
RoTfERDAM-bark Comoro-E Pike, d Pike, Master
Pike-l7s in the etceragc.
sr JAeo-Bark Lucinda Mara-A Ross. joe MAri.
Tanvle
vEIA CRuz-Brig Neunphar-Edw Nolan. vstss-s
in the stlerage.
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Port Of New York, september 10, 1851.
svz Rsrs, d2 NOON sErs. .....eys 9 90
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MEDICAL,

NJ rrr TILL CrRFD.--DR CORBrTT, on 10 DUANE
ereet NAY be consuitca eoraGentisy tssaA
eftelicste ocsyE from practice Of tyeav-ere MAO
Dr. G. ensisd to guarantee .cymGleEt
cary. Dr. Cs sreoi1c boz bottle AR a. usyes
failed Ia erecting cure ~e'e
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nm "a, obs FxTRhCT--A CERTAIN AND SPEEDY
w This medicine "a rasrnrteea 10 e,,. 4. shc.x
time /, Il wiz, r, Si,.sre.she t;,ts smell asd win
Mr., ss,s,sasn. ssnne; ID. Lyon as Grsnd ssreaS
and AZ psurmepds A. Read street. opposite stewart'a
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MEDIcAL-No cBAR. SILL I'LL og s. Nor-
dsstaes Without msrcury had ohses IN thrse dAyr
The victims ~ auasihsY al, a., hin With sdysssssa
SIS his London dipons In his pryas ofes as rsis<s
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q, Snn RrWARn.-IrTTLIrs. ANrIn lrs A ann

DOTS uNrkTLtNo ERHDICaToR-A MATCHLrss
medicine In private dssesses Perfectly successful sfr
All other nedes ha-o fsleihcnce tho reputation II has
occurred IL coon cvtsrmin atcs the
does suppiess recent staci Sold IN largo Walls at ST.
viii private tatise by DR. Ward 90 Canal street.
Of 'r9sdyey. nesyre you procure It, nundreds whom IL
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-09-10
Stoves

Box, Parlor and cooking Stoves of the =, ,
lowing improved patterns. 10
Miss Leslie's, Queen ofthe West Fcli,,so
Premium and heavy Premium. bv Goodbnp Z
Co., Premium by D. Root, Premium and
heaey Premium by d. d. J. Wright q. Co
Stanly's air-tight parlor stoves. Shields do
d. Root, do, Fancy boxes of all sizes. plair
boxes do, 697 pla1e do. pm
We warrant the above stovos to-render sat
isfaction. They will be sold at a moderate ad
vance upon cost prices. Stoves put M in the
city free of charge. Furniture Of all kinds al.
so for sale. minus 81
Yazoo city, July 16th185I-6m ~
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-09-10
= =. - PROSPECTUS
! 8. g WRIGHT- Editor

of the Constitution as far as it ma,
be able the rights of the States, and oppose tc
the utmost of itsinfluence, the consolidation oil
all power into the departments of the Federal
Government -.
1t sanctions the proceedings of the Demo-
cratic States Right Convention of Miss, held
in June last, and gives hearty support to its
nominees.
A portion of every issue will be devoted 70
Agriculture, the great interest of the people
of the South; and another portion to the prices
ofProduce, sales, &c, and the general Com
merce of the Country.
The subscription list is rapidly on the in
crease Its friends are solicited to aid in still
further extending its circulation.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-09-10
r. w, Quackenbosss
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

RK virtue ofan order made at the May
-aDterm 1851 fthe Probate court Of Yazoo
county, Twill on
Monday The 25h dag Of August 1851. -
to the highest bidder on credit of one
and tNo years, before the court house
door in Yazoo city, the following lands and
town lots, belonging to the eslate Of Charles
M. Henderson decd, to-wit
w J, WI of e 1 q " of e I Of section
30 and W. of 81 town 13 range ] west.
sw / of W ! e offs W ! J of 4 / Of
W i ard OF section 10; n / and }
OF / dissection 30, town IL range l west:
lots D and q Of section II, lot of section %,
lot 3 of section 81, town 13 range 2 west, ]
of of section ID, town II range l west;
lot number Is in Benton.
ne-third interest in the following descri-
bed lands:-w ! Of n e of section % town
l3 range l west, W ofn e 1 and G J Of n W J
OF section 8, / ofs W / of section IL town
II range2 east, ! of / of section 5
townl2 range 1 east, W of n W of section
- own Ii range west of s W / and g
+ offs / of sec Is town9 range west n ! Of
dissection y town u range east, n @
/ ofsec 20 and " / of W of sec d
town l3 range l east, lots 354 and $50 in va
zoo city, and of lot Al in Benton,
Whole interest in the following described
lands:-w J offs W of section 13; n e of s
W ! Of section II, S W / of n " / of ectio1. 80
town 10 range west, W of Q of section
y, J of. G ! of section 33 town il lnge 2
west; east J of NV ! aud W } of " Z of sec
ton 26 town l3 range east, W J of n W of
section 6 town u range ! east, an undivided
moiety of 26 acres of land lying in the north
end ofe ! Of s ! dissection D town II range
: west bounded on the south by the road lead
ing from Yazoo city to:Benton the e4 and
5 W ] and W ] of n e ! dissection town Ii
range , west q an undivided interest in the
sc of 5 W and S of sc of section 81
town II range 2 west, alsolot number 2II iu
Yazoo city;
Bond with approved security will be rcqui-
red Of the purchaser
2. f. HENDERSON, Adln'x
Yazoo city July 9th 1851
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-09-10
Thomas L. White,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIoNARIES.
e CANAL, ST. NEW ORLEANS.

BOOKSELLER AND STATlONARIEo.
@ IS CANAL ST. NEW ORLEANS.
II eeps constantly on hand, and Tor SAFE on
sA the most advantageous terms, an eN!en-
sive assortment of Books. OF every variety
and descriytion,, and and in every depart
mont of Literature, Science and the ATS.
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, PSALM AMI
HYMN BOOKS.
of everv kind, and other religious and deVo-
ronal works for all denominations OF Chrls
tiaIs.
7r,,, ,R1JcAr1Ns-Received by the earli-
ct cearevances from all parts ofof the Union:
p-~-,xc AND PRIvATE LIBRARIEs-SupPlIed
"a "a -bortsst notice, and the most favora-
bic terms Of ovorv
laf-+tob Also Colored; Glazed; Music;
l9~,,,fI,.r. Tinted of all colors, etc, etc, etc.
Rr INK BooKs-A full assortment, mace oi
coed materials and in neat ana supSldl'Iani u
manner. e r,,rra,ir,
pens. pencils Rewards lnki lIlNStapus'
p,114rz: esc together with all the PoPuldI
school books now in use. 80 s.ts
STAIN 4RY--A great Yaflecy' ing
almost eAery article usually fouhd "a an ln5 eA
farsIra gookstore Also large assortment
of Faae6 articles, all-of which are elerea a
Erbofesale or Retail, on as reasonaDIe Terms
as tbev car be purchased at any otle4 estap-
sbncnt. in the Southron country.
E-e-Parents, Teachers, and .1Iaoers rom
This country will find it to their lnterestto ca
anime our stock and prices.
New 0rleans. Dec. 23d lS4S-ly W.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-09-10

1.-THE YAzooe DEMOCRAT" Weekly
newspaper, printed and published Main
Street, Yazoo City, is mainly devoted to Poll
tics, Commerce, and Agriculture Terms
ss3 per wear in advance, or $4 at the expira-
ton of 6 months from the date of subscription.
The DEmocRAT is issued regularly every
Wednesday morning, and placed In the Post
Ofice in time for the Northern mall of that
dav. so as to reach subscribers at the earliest
possible moment.
The DEMOCRAT since its establishment has
beon Jealous supporter and defender OF the
r~inciples. measures, and men of the Jetfer-
sonian Republican faith, and will SO continue
10 be while under the control OF its present
EJitor. 1t will advocate strict construction
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-09-10
POINT INDUSTRY FOR SALE.

U offer for sale my half interest, in the
L above named pace lying opposite to Va
zoo City. There is comfortable cottage
Housc,-Kitchen House Stable dc; upon the
premises, aswell selected orchard of fruit
good fence &C., the tract contains IA acres
of land, and also ferry across the Yazoo
River to Yazoo City also half interest in two
negro women and boy, four or five years old
also one half interest in the stock d'e.
[ also offer my one third interest in the
Saw Mill, and houses thereto attached to-
gether with my J interest in negro men,
hands attached to the mill. The Mill is nearly
new and above all high water for the last
two years. This property, will sell with or
without my interest in the stock of Lumber
and Logs on hand and interest in the Books
&c. This property, is lhe most desirable in
Yazo County tits near to the Court House,
and in the midst of good society and good
neighborhood. Terms part cash, and part on
time. J. r. RICHARDS
Yazoo City, June Is, I85I-4t.