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Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
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500 do Olive
 1000 b!eached Winter Whale
 500 do blcached Fall whale sO0 do do Winter Lard Oil, exlla l03O do do Fall do l0J0 do unbleached do do 800 do Yeats Foot Oil, all of whicf has been selected by us ;n New Bedford auc ] New York. and witch we warrant to giv, i entire satisfaction.
 P.4LVTS! P.aLVTS!! P.ALVTS!!! 10000 lbs Atlantic White Lead 5OOO do Beiville do 1000 do English do 10 casks French and Spruce Yellow 10 do Ven Red-5 d. Spanish Browr 800 lbs Terra de Scnna burnt and ground 500 do English Drop Black
 500 do ,Americah do
 3U0 do English Trieste, Chinese and Am
 Vermillion
 500 do e,ch, Mineral, Paris, Brunswick
 and Saxony Greens
 5O0 do Blue, Green and Black Smalls l50 do UIlramaim and Antwerp Blue 5OD do lndi; Red-lOO do Rose Pink QUO gals English L'nsecd Oil
 5O0 do American do 500 do Spirits Turpentine ges
 20 bbls extra dry Whiting
 5tW lbs Rrd Lead and Lilharge 1000 ,io Umher in lump a nd ground, dry 800 do Retined Lamp Black 5tIO do Common do .r.aE
 5tO do Chrome Green and Yellow
 10 Casks Rotten Srvne-3 do Pumice do 100 lbs VanayIe Brown-5OO do German Black Lead, Flake and Cremis White. Frankfort, Black. Orange, Mineral and drcp Lakes ot all qualities and shades. "s"~ % "s BRUSHES v ' f@&8S 100 dog cx:ra and Common Paints 50 do do do WhitewaSh 50 to Flat Camels Hair, from l>2 10
 inch ta4
 50 gross do do Pencils, Eng
 fish and German S% Flat VArnish-Qu,ll bound, Painters Busters, Counter .Dnsiers, Hair, Flesh, Toolh, Nail, Shoe--extra aud common, Scrub, Glue, Horse Platers'. Paste. Print> ers', Graining and Badger Brushes of every description. Are agents for a large manu, factory, and are prepared to execute orders for any kind or style. IEE @.%. #
 SU.A'DRLES!! 800 lhs Rel Chalk-lOO0 do White do
 3 casks Asphailum f' H's'@
 10 do English Sal So.a
 30 kegs Salt Peire e-'. r.tf. SO0 lbs Sal Ammoniac r5a4 ta Et.. 50 kegs Enery all numbers 5000 lbs Flower Sulp phnr
 5 bbls Camphine ..... ....as 800 gross bung, jar. bottle and vial Cosks 300 lbs Nutmegs--3OO do Cloves t... 200 lo Cassia .. ......s
 Ceases English Refined Borax
 5 do Mex Jet Lead .... 20 packs Gold Leaf. different shades
 10 do Sil:er Leaf 25 lbs Bronzes 3OO Bath Brick, English .....
 cases Gum Shellac
 5 bbls Superior Bay Run .s 25 reams extra Sand Paper ..... 10 tbls Birthstone
 GLASS! 1000 boxes of English, French and Ameri> eau Window Glass of the best brands Plate Glass of all kinds for carriage manu-
 ACIDS. ... 100 carboys Sulphuric, Nitric. Muriatic 20 do Aqua FortiS--l0 dipping Acids 10 do Mur Tin e4.# Old um. G,n, Brandy, Port and Madeira of very superior quality, suitable for inval> ds and medicinal. purposes. Bya>s' Lon> lon Porter and Brown Stout, Camposl Scotch Ale. .... ..s s.s.t-.. .... We are manufacturing . very superior lvaiily Burning Fluid, to which We would ;all the attention of cOnSumeri. IlhaS kesn well tested, and in every case il has given -ntire satisfaction. We are agents ioI the sale Of Booths Copal and Japan Varuish, which is tar preferable to the New York and Newark VnrniShss. ~ 2S
 CoWLES & LEETE. 54 S.aiesl.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
Reese Feathers

vvHE subscribers have made arrange F men;s to keep constant suprly of 3 first rate article of GEESE FEA I'll FRS-selected and packed with grea care by ourselves, in packages of from 20 10 50 lbs; and will furnish at alitimc any quantity from 20 10 1000 lbs, of qnal> ily they will warrant as good as the best at as low prices as can be purchased [ equal quality in the State.
 s. A l.. HURLBUT. Wineaester. 1851. a4
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
For Sale OF Esemt.

gsuzA TWO Dwelling Houses. abou fssapfsA two miles from Bantam Falls,
 ses with a Farm attached to each sasaA (one containing l25, acres and the other nearly the same.) are suitably divided into Meadow, pasture, blow aud wood land.
 To be sold separately or together. II not sold they will be rented on reasonable terms. ....H- ..,r....
 For further particulars apply to the sub scriber on the premises.
 3w43 HIRAM G. KILBORN
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
CORN WALL.

NELsol L WHITE. Esq. of Danbury. and VIM. KIsHor, Esq of Bridgeport, will adtlress inc Wings Of Cornwall, nt West Corn wall, on Tuesday evening, April lst. upoa the political issues i'll ILe apirIachlng Ele ec:iJn.
 Tine public are respectfully invited to attend
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
To Rent.

To Rent. lu>svv.A THE large Store, situated i' tfsT$ zs9 the village of Wa'erto VI, f,r- -k HhH meriy occupied by A. v ;rid~ !RSEERll ley. 1t Is built ot Br/ek, in iaa .,sgs the most substantial T an"rr in modern style, il has sr'"ri or advAntara for ,ins large and pi i'ahl: lusi sess. Enquire of
 CoELss & LxErE, Ne V Haven,
 A. A GaIDLET, Naugatu;k
 CURrIss, Watertown,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03

TOWS FOR SALE -The subscriber offers SI Tor sale twenty Cews, part new milch a:!d all f ,h m soon to be-
 WILLIAM J. PETITE. Salisbury, (Lsk vlll~ ) i2 Mach. 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03

The Cuurs ot RabAie t,r the DisiTict oi Norfolk. haihlimi'~d aud allawea six months from ihe1daie kerenE for tha lcFeditars to the es'ale 6i ERASTUSL. HOWE. late. of N orfoIk in said District, deceased. in which 10 exhisii, their claims for allowance and seTfls ment.- Those mSsirctng to present their accounts within said time, properly aitested, will be de- barred a recovery All pefsops indebted to said essats are Gequested te make immediate
 s. Q NoRTHwAY. Administrator Dated at NOrFolk, Feb. 1851. sa,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
UNIoNIsrs OF LIrcHF1ELD!

A Meeting of tl,c Uuionists of Litchfieh A wiIl be bsj ai tte United States Hotel on Friday the 2sth inst. at 1ncloek. att"rn"on to nnnina a Ulion Tirket, and do an! business pr0Der to be done ut sad uetting.
 Per order of the Union committee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03

is srilably divided into Meadow. Pasture, Wood and Flow land, being well fenced aud in a high state of cultivation. On said farm is a new Dwelling House. also four Barns, Shed, Corn House. &c. Any one wishing to purchase will do we'll to call and examine for themselves.
 Reference can be had by applying to Ah, aham Beecher, Esq. of Bethlcrn. or the subscriber on the premises. *4mZ2 SAMUEL W. WAUGH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
For Salea

&A A Farm lying in the South west fsTSSfA part of Litch6eld in the sociery E:ssR of South Farms. containing .Es4sAs. l25 acres of land. Said farm
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03

At Court ot P,obaIe hoIdrn al Torringlon,
 within and for the District oi Toryington, on
 the l2lh day oi March. A. D. 1851.
 Present. HARLOW TYLER, Judge.
 HN MOTION of Lewis and Aionzo Whi- O ting. Administrators on ihe estate of GILES WHITING. late M Torringion within said dlsifIcl, deceastd: This Court doth de- cree that six months he allowed and limited for the creditors "f said estate 60 exhibit their claims ag ainst the same fO the said Adminis- trainrs and directs that public notice be given of this nrder by adveI,ising in a newspaper published in l.itchtirld, and by posting cop, thereof on the public sign post in sad town oi T"rti"g'on neal les, the place where the de ceased last dwell. -f s"E rs e4 f8s=ta s~ ,Ce,tiied from Rec,fd. E6}E
 S a HARLOW TYLER, Judse.
 The Court of Probate for he District of Tor ringlcn. hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof-for the creditors to, the Estate of GILES VIII INC, lac of Porting. ten, in said District. deceased, n which to ex. hihit their claims for allowance and setile- men,. Thosesnrgleriieg to present them ac, counts within said time, properly aitesiea, will be dsharred recovery. sAlf persuus in,lebte.i ,o said estate a.e requested to make imme diaie pa, meni to a4 9& .fat5 9is4ha6 45
 "a LEWIS WHlTING. s,.e.
 A4ONZo WHITING. Aomini>trasoFs
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-08-06
Ice! Ice!!

FHNHE subscriber possesses Receipt to en-
II abIe any person to make Ice, in any cli-
mate, with but little expense or trouble The
process is simple, and can be accomplished by
the most limited understanding, SO as to pro-
duce from even warm water, in the hottosi
climate. pure ice, equal in every essential
to that formed by natural causes The Iuxu.
Fy of always having at one's will, in the heal
of summer, pure and delicate Ice, will read.
lily be conceded; and its advantages, in cases
of sickness, cannot be too greatly priced. By
this same process warm water can be render
ed delightfully."- cold in about minu g, and
ice creams, with many other luxuries .an be
made in from 10 to 20 minutes.
The following notes of this great discovery
is taken from the New York Sun:
"a REAL LUxURY.-Dr. james r. Whining
ton produces, by an artificial process, pure
and solid ice, from warm water, in the heat
of summer, in less than a half hour. And he
can render barrel of water as cold as ice it-
self In very few minutes, Thts discovery
Hust be of immense value to all living sonth.
IERMs.-This receipt, which contains full
Instructions for making ice and kce.creams,
cooling water, and numerous other useful
matters will be forwarded to order for a. bv /
addressing Or. JAS. X. WILMINGTON.
l22 Nassau ST. NJ. Y.
One Agent only will be appointed in each
county, and those desiring the agency must
forward $50. for which thew win receive a.
copies ofthe pamphlet, containing full instruc-l
lions.
Yazoo city, July 9th 1851.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-08-06
Thomas L. White,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONARII
"a CANAL ST NEW ORLEANS

BOOKSELLER AND STATIONARIES.
50 CANAL ST. NEW ORLEANS.
H eeps constantly on hand, and for sale or
4Athe most advantageous terms, an exten'
sive assortment of Books, of every variety
and description, and and in every depart
mcnt of Literature, Science and the Ar s.
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, PSALM AND
HYMN BOOKS.
Of cry kind, and other religious and devo.
tonal works for all denominations of Chris
tiaIs.
New PUBLIcATINs-Receivcd by the earli
est cenvevances from all parts of of the Union
PUIIIc sd PRIVATE LIBRARIEs-Supplied
at the 7bortest notice, and on the most faVora-
BILE terms
Writing AND LETTER PAvER-Of every
description. Also Colored; Glazed; Music;
Drawing; Tinted of all colors, etc, etc, etc.
BLANK BooKs-A full assortment, made of
good materials and in a neat and substantial
manner.
For ScHooLs-W Writing books of superior
paper; pens; pencils; Rewards; ink; inkstands;
Rulers etc, together with all the popular
school books now in use.
STATINARV-A great variety, embracing
almost eAery article usually found in an ex-
tensive Bookstore. Also large assortment
Of FancG articles, all of which are offered at
WhoIesale or Retail, on as reasonable terms
ag they car be purchased at any otleI estab-
shmCnt in the Southron country.
OEFParents, Teachers, and Traders from
this country will find it to their interestto ex
anime our stock and prices
New Orleans. Dec. 23d 1849-1y W.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-08-06
PROSPECTUS
.. . WRIGHT Editor.
OF - 81 A-es p
r He AGO DEM oCRAT,

1.-THE YAZoO DEMOCRAT" Weekly
newspaper, printed and published on Main
Street, Yazoo City, il mainly devoted to Poll
tice, Commerce, aud Agriculture. Terms
S3 per year in advance, or "a At the expira-
ton Of 8 months from the date Of subscription.
The DEMOCRAT is issued regularly every
Wednesday morning, and placed in the Post
Office in time for the Northern mail of that
day, so as to reach subscribers at the earliest
possible moment.
The DEMOCRAT since its establishment has
been a zealous supporter and defender of the
principles, measures, and men of the Jeffer-
sonian Republican faith, and will so continue
TO be while under the control of its present
Editor. 1t will advocate q strict construction
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-08-06

Q. D. GIBBS g. EDWARD BOWMON
have formed partnership in the practice
They will qractIce in the Courts held in Yazot
ond adjoining counties, and all the Courts
held at Jackson. Their Office is on Jefferson
street. over the Offices j. r. Burrus & F. w
Quackenboss, where one of the firm may al
wavs be found during business hours,
Yazoo, 81 pit. 25-3m
POINT INDUS Try FOR SALE.
J offer for sale my half interest, in the
above named pace lying opposite to
zoo City. There is a comfortable cottage
'ouse,-Kitchcn House Stable 9c; upon the
premises, we'll 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 DE.
also offer my one third interest in the
s w Mill. anu houses thereto attached to-
gether with my 1 interest in negro men.
hands attached TO the mill. The Mill is nearly
new and above all high water for the last
wo 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 The most desirable in
Yazo G ounty It is near TO the. Court House.
and in the midst fgood society and good
neighborhood. Terms part cash, and part on
time. j. r, RICHARDS.
Yazoo CITY, June Is, 1S5l-4t. a5
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-08-06
Executors Notice,

1T ETTERS testamentary upon the last will
AZand testament of BENJAMIN Lewis, decd
having been granted the undersigned by the
Probate court of Yazoo county at the May
Term for the year 1851, all persons indebtad
to said testator will make immediate paw
ment to tho subscriber, und all persens having
claims against said decedent are requested to
present them duly authenticated for payment
within the time prescribed by law or this
notice will be placed IN bar thereo. a' t44
JOHN JOHNSON, Ex'r,
Yazoo city May 9th 195l.-6w
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-08-06

NHE undersigned having procured the nee
essary foms and nstruction for those en
'ltled to Bounty Land, under the recent nc
OF Congress, tenders his services TO all VIII,
may wish TO prefer their claims. All commits
Toned officers, non-commissioned officers, rnu
sicians and privates, Cor the widow or minol
children of such) who performed military ser
vice IN the war of 1912 or in any of the Indiar
Wrars since 1870, and the commissioned offic
erss whowere engaged in the late War will
e1lexico are entitled to their Bounty.
VIM. BATTAILE
Oct. 31st. 1880
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-08-06
ADMTNI TR lTOR's SALE.

10y virtue ofan order made at the May
MDterm 1851 Of the Probate court Of Yazoc
c unity, will on
Monday the 26th day Of August 1851.
sell to the highest bidder on credit Of one
and two wears, be fore the court -house
door in Yazoo city, the following lands and
town lots, belonging 10 the eslate of Charles
M. Henderson decd, to-wit.
w J, vi of e4 4dw4 offs / OF section
80 and W 1 Of 81 town Is range ] west
sw / of sw ofsw4 offs W Of
W 1 ard W Of section 10; W and W I
Of / Of fsection 80, town ii range ] west;
lots and q of section ~, lot Of section 2s,
lot 3 ofsection "a, town I3 range west,
of of section Ia, town IL range west;
let number Is in Benton.
ne-third interest in the following desert
bed 'ands:-w J Of n e of section % town
I3 range l west, W ofn and Of n "
OF section 6, n 1 Of W OF section II town
12 range east, nc / of n W / Of section ?
town12 range l east, W IF n " / Of section
81 own IL range 2 gest J Of 5 " / and 3 :
offs - 1 Of sec Il town9 range west 1 OF
/ OF Sc ction D town 70 range east, n e
ofsec 20 ! and " of 3 W Of sec 81
town 3 range ] east los 3S4 and 359 IN va
zoo civ. uDd 2 Of 10 Al II Benton,
Whole interest IN the following described
Iaads:--w offs " I Of section l3; n 1 Of $
", ! Of section II, y / Of " I Of ectioh 81
Town 10 fauge west, W OF 80 / Of sectioa
y ! Of i af section 33 town ii lnge 2
vest: aasf ofn " / and W J # : y ! Of gee
tioa 26 town 3 rangeri east " 3of II y -
section toon 2 range ! east, an undivided
moietv of % acres Of land lying in the north
end ofe } If / ot section % town II rang
2 west bounded on the south by the road lend
ing from YazOo cit to Benton the 1 and 4
j. W ard W of dissection town u
rnnge2 west g. an undivided interest in the
sc Of S W 1 and Of 4 of section 81
town ~ range west, also lot number Oil iu
Xa1oo city;
Bond with approved security will be requi-
red of the purchaser.
E. F. HENDERSON, Adm'x.
Yazoo city July 9th 1851
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-08-06
WINN'S HOTEL

WINN'S HOTEL,
a7 THE SUBSCRIBER
would respectfully inform the
public that ne has opened large and com.
modious.
BRICK BUILDING,
on Main Street, few doors below his Old
Stand. The house is very spacious, and poss.
es every convenience for
BO AR DE RS
The rooms aIe large. airy and arranged with
an eye to the cofort of oceup nts His table
shall be supplied Mirh the best the market af-
fords And 10 pains or expense shall be sdar
ed to render satisfaction to his guests.
Iha subscriber, thankful to his old friends
tor their patronage, hopes from his increased
facilities and determination 10 please, to oon-
tinue to receive their generous favor.
Yazoo City, May 22-185O.
P: S. Hacks, Carriages Bugeies I'D sad-
die horses viii be at all times in readiness to
convey PERSONS to any Ofthe Watering Places
or elsewhere in the interior. r. NV
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-08-06

OF the Observation-Disclosures az far as it may
be able the rights Of the States, and ppose TO
the utmost Of It's influence, the consolidation Of
all power into the departments Of the Federal
Government.
II sanctions the proceedings Of the Demo-
cratic States Right Convention of Miss, held
In June last. and gives hearty support to its
nominees. e,
A portion of every issue will be devoted 70
Agriculture, the great interest of the peonle
of the South; and another portion to the prices
OF Produce, sales, Sc, 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. leAf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-08-06
The Hobson House.

Nhe undersigned has just opened 6 convent
Ill emf g. commodious HOTEL on Main stree
formerly occupied by r. M. Winn He i.
prepared to accommodate any number o.
boarders, and can also extend every ,mfor
to the travelling public.
HIS TABLE will be spread at all times
with the best the country affords
He solicits share of the boarding anc
travelling custom. which he expects 10 merit by
his prompt and assiduous attention to his busi
ness. N. w HORS0N
Yazoo City, Oct 24th 185O.=tf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-08-06
Attention, Public.

lust arrived direct from Paris and London
81 and all parts Of Germany. and have myself
selected with the greatest care a fine stock
70 fancy goods of oil description and offer
them at New York wholesale price for sale.
will also receive by all steamers between
New York and Liverpool and Havre fresh
supplies Of English and French goods. es
The ladies' in particular are Invited to call
and examine at their store in the O'DonneII
building. MORRIS REIMAN.
Yazor city, June Sd le5l--3n 80 &C
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-08-06
HARDY HEN1REN.
NEW STORE.
Cheaper than Ever!

ISAAC MARKS, is just receiving and OPEN
ing large and well selected Stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing.
Boots, Shoes Hats. Caps, DC. &c.
which he is determined to sell for Cash, at as
low rates as the same articles can be had for
anywhere His Store is next door to the Post
Office, where he invites purchasers (for their
own good) to call and examine his Stock and
prices.
Main street, Yazoo city, Aug %. '50-4o-3m
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-08-06

MPn1cAL. DEPAR1NfENT.

1WVHE course of Lectures IN this In
| H. stitutiouA will commence on the first OF M
vember and continue uutil the last of FebuaT,
| The Anatomical Department will be open'
and ready u receive students by the First o
October. The Medical department will be VI
dor the dire etion OF the following
PROFESSORS.
CONQUEST CROSS, M. D., Professor o
the Institutes of Medicine and Medical Jars
qrupence, IT
.. FREEMAN, M. D., Professor of Anatomy
r. s. NEWTON, M. D., Professor of Irgery
II. ]. HULCE, M. D., Professor CT Theory
and Practice of Medicine.
w. BYRD POWELL. M. O., professor o
Physiology, Pathology, Mineraoiogy an'
Geology. .M.... Moa;c,
r MIIIfON SANDERS. A, NJ. M. j., Fro
lessor of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
u. A. WILSON, M, D., Professor 0, ops'e'
trics and diseaeest Women and Cnlldreh.
CL1N1QUE LECTURES
A4,r,n,ur-PROF. H ]. HULCE.
SrpcrRy-PKOF. r. S. NEWTON.
z FREEMAN, M, D.. Amaton I:al Demon
The fees for full course of Lectures amount
TO $lO5 A,s NF..r;c,l,tor,s
as. Demonstrators Fee' SIo' uiuuu"''o'
$40. ;oeovm.tiop will
a"oo .Sdress their letters (post paidl to the
hoan. and students arriving in the Chy win
Ill on him at the CommerclaI Holei.
OleaS e'1' R. S. NEWTON, M. u.
Dean OF the Faculty.
LAW DEPARTMENT
Ho.NF.W.' M. KING, Professor oi lheofs
and raFctce oDpW p-ocesscr of Oomne r
eial Jurisprudence co.a;a
All COMMUNICATIONS pertaining 10 TINS de-
Pa ''iii'"' nus E. WIN. KING, Esq.
MrMPHIs. Tenn. Mrrch, looo.
The Faculties, for intellectual apil!ties 'noI .I
Il worth and professional acquifsments' VII
rembare favorably With most ois,,ns uss"
ed in our country. The meolcal iacui'y In- .p"
',;.,,,os nm aromary in this or any other
,ll',,,rv all of them ara able lecturers ana
he dest of teachers.
Tboae who will contemplate our geographl-
..i nositiop and the extent eff our population,
.an bnv~ no houbt as to the eligibility ofour
,itration for an enterprise of the KIND. AS 10
,asIth. including all seasons OF the year. we
leny that any other city has morse.
common error exists in the minds oil
many students relative TO the place ofstndyihg
ned;eine: those VINO intend pracucing among
he diseases of the West and South shoald Ger
ainlv educate themselves at school whose
Faculty. are particularly acquainted with 'nos'
That the public may be satisfied of the per-
anencv of this school. we feel 1t our duty 10
tate. that the Trustees and Faculty torn
NIT in action, which augurs well Tor It's future
uccess; and that the peculiar internal organi-
.at;on which connects them. cannot be inter
-uPted. v NJ u1Nc
President of Memphis Institute
March 30th lS5O,-l12-tf.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-08-06
YazOO Female Academy.
Oct. 31st 1850

HE fall term af this Institution :
commence, under the superintende CO
Mrs. E. Bostick on Monday the 9thda
ISeptember next
tofore.
Benton, Aug. 2o-I85O-3t.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-08-06
To the TraveIl ng Public.

SIMMS d BROTHERS splendid line
AAfour horse post coaches are now in full q
Grafton from Yazoo city and Canton to Mem
Phls Trnnessee. viz: Benton Lexington, Blnci
Hawk, Carrolton, Grenada. Coffeeville, Ok
ford. and Holly Springs It also connec.s u
Holly Springs with the daily line to Tuscum
hia Aiabama-via, Ripley and Jacinto. Tbs
line is unsurpassed i'm the South West, Fl
roy coaches of he latest style, teams GO
and drivers steady and attentive. DAYS of le
ing Yazoo city and Canton, Monday, Wedne
day and Friday 8 o'clock, A. NJ; through
Holly Springs in three days, allowing from Fl,
to seven hours sleep each night.
Nov 18th 1S5O.-3m
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-08-06

>A THE undersigned would respectfully in
form the Public. that they have located
10 Yazoo citysfor the purpose of carrying on
he Tailoring Business in the shop occupied
by ]. j. Clark, opposite the democrat Office !,
on Main Street. We are now prepared to do
all work in the shortest notice, and interior 10
none In the South. as1ero
VEAL 8 PATTERSON.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-08-06
THE STATEOF MISSISSIPPI


THE STATEOF MISSISSIPPI,
"a 90 COUNTY, Probute Cour
Feb Ter m
10 nll persons interested in the LandsTehe
mcnts HerediamenIs, dc. OF James W Viii
man Deceased
u OU are hereby Cited to be and appear BE-
4 fore the Probate Court of Yazoo County @,
the Fourth Monday IN May 1851, at the Cour
House of said County then and there to sho.
'ause If any you can why an order shouL
not be made for the sale of Certain Ian.
warrnni numbered 70II2 for 100 acres
i.and, and further t. do aud suffer such ihGa
g shall be considered f ordered by our sai
Cour' in the premises, and i; is further orde
I'd that this Citation be puF lished in the Yaz
'emOcrat" for the space of Six Weeks
HS S@@W Witnes the Hon. George +
l.. S. MWilkin.on Judge ofthe Probal
Court of Yazoo County and sea
of Said Court
Issued the Sd day of March A. D. 1851.
JAMES II. BELL. elk.
Yazoo City, March 5th 1851.