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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-12-27
THE
MISSES GRIMSHEWS'
EsG ATsusKNds AND EsAV sCRHGOL.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
TN this Seminary, Young Ladies are carefully
l. instructed IN the various branches of a sub
slanllal and finished English Education. includ-
ing Execution. Geography, Writing, Arithmetic,
the use Of Maps and Clones, History, Etymolo-
~. Composition, Mo;al and Natural Phloso-
ply, Chemistry, Physiology also. in Latin and
French, with Tie ornamental branches Of Music,
Drawing and Needle Work.
A course OF Lectures on Anatomy. Physiology,
and Natural Philosophy, will h" delivered each
term. by A. H. Grmshuw, Nj. D.. illustrated by
Mm!els, sc.
The utmost attention is given TO the comfort
and happiness oilhe pupils. as we'll ms to their
moral aud religious instruction. manners, and
general department; hesideia,a. which cannot
be sufficiently attained in pnb &c institnions,
which are crowded with a large number of
pupils.
The ADVANTAGES of Wilmington. as a place of
residence, are well known, as regards the saln-
hri1y of the air, and the facility Of access from
the cities of Philadelphia and Baltimore.
The scholastic year will be divided into two
periods, beginning September ist, and February
10Th. The Summer Vacation commences on
The 18Th ofiuly.
Tho terms Tor Boarding. and instruction in
III" ah-r" enumerated branches of English Edu-
chtIGh. ar" one hundred anu nifty collars per
UNI inl thc charge Cor each period pay
Ihl 80 .n. ,.". Sen lay Scholars, tN, I've years
.. r WI Ht'"n dcllars each period;
.. .,.n.r + l'tI",ticn. The Writing
...| l,s tGru2 / by Mr. Rand, the
u ao..a. r.tr. 'il hita.cl h.a.
is tia T. 'rTNr>T,--Ms> c. & |. Grim
'a,.
-.-, .-.,... r,'r. r.rho, Twelve dollars
." t.. ..- b. '.rNs, Mai. D'Ouvillr, ten
i,ss,rs.-- t. / nyrlIe and Miss C. Grim
sDaw.s,X ,ollars per quarter.
DRAWING.--Siy dollars per quarter.
REFERENCES.
Right Rev. Alfred Lee. Rev. F.. M. Van
nrnscn, Alfred DUPONT, Esq, C. l. Dupont,
Esq, Henry LatImer, Esq, John B. Porter,
Esq, Hon. John Wales, Whining ton, DEL,
Dr.. Luther Reilly. Harrisburg, Pa; Caleb
N"whod. Esq. DR.. W. +. Horner, VIM. Welsh,
F.q.. James Peacock Esq. Philadelphia, Pa:
Rev. 6. 7. BcdelI, Ncm York: Hon. Lanedon
Cteyrs, Columbia, s. c.; Rev. W. W. Spear,
'hoyjcs on, s. C..
Il .. 2-th 81 it
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Sicighinc.--The snow Of Monday gave us o
Tuesday the merry ringing of the slcigh-bcll:
although the ground was barely covered dee
enough TO keep the runners from the ground
There is something exciting in their jolly musi
even when one hears it through his windo,
panc--what then is it to have pair of dashin
horses in hand. and sleigh load of girls aroun
YOU? And what is a "Ioad'' on such an occa
sion? Some think ''the whole family, but
more approved opinion seems to favor sma
sleishs and few passengers.
GA bright lip and flashing eye,
And heart that springs with g lee
A tracke%s path where noonbeams lie;
And dancing sleigh for me!
Let others crowd the home hearth side
And dread old Winters frown,
But give TO US the merry ride,
His palace and his crown.
The groves and rocks are fitting rast,
And the homcstcads seem to tler---
Sweeps swiftly on the winged blast,
Bnl faster still dash We
Old Time may stay his running sand
And cast his scythc away;
We live tonight in spiri, land
That's Tar beyond his sway"
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TO Il ENT.

A FARM containing about eighty acres, stu
IL ated near the Union Meeting House, and
four miles from Eklon. The improvements
are new and connexions Dwelling, with
web OF superior water at the door, a barn, and
other nt-buldings. For further particulars in
qurc Of the subscriber near North East.
Dec 13 st JAMES CRAWFORD.
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SYMPATHY FROM ANOTHER Quar-
TER.-The Queen of England is about
to present the youthful Emperor of
Austria with magnificent book case,
which is TO cost $4,000. Whether it
is for his liberal principles, or TO heal
his wounded Substitutes is not stated.
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SURRENDER OF ORIBE.-Later advices
from Monteyideo confirm the report of
the surrender Of Gen Oribe, and the ter
miEation OF the war. A general hoIi-
day was Immediately proclaimed, to last
from the Sth TO the 18th of October.
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TURS.-Fitch. GREY Squirrel, and other co'ors
/ of Vcroreens and Cuffs. Also Buffalo Robes
Gum Boots and Shoes, for ladies'. children an
men, for sale cheap, by BROWN & FOARD
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HAvANA.-'rhe Message ofthc Prcsl-
dent of the United States was received
in Havana on the 9th of December.
The principal points Of it relative to for
eign affairs, and to the last expedition TO
Cuba had been translated and generally
approved by the newspapers of the is
land,
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FOR II ENT.

A STORE HOUSE AND DWELLING-on
Il reasonable tcrms-oi Fair Hill. Cecil Co.,
Md. Enquire Of the subscriber.
Also n number Of valuable Building Lots for
sale on reasonable terms.
Dec l3 If PETER STATS.
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DEDICATION.

The Presbyterian Church at Zion, will
be .rn' ID To The worship of God, on New
Yen LAY TleacIin" will be expected during
the .r.nainder Of the week. The public are in
wed to attend. Dec 20.
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ZION Saturday, 1874 cmiarants arri-
we'd at Philadelphia; in the ship Towan,
da, from Liverpool.
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NOTICE..

0AME TO .he premises of the subscriber on
Y the 22nd ofOctobcr a red hcifcr Calf, sup
posed to be about 9 months old, with sl, on
The right ear. The owner is requested TO come
forward prove property, ray charges and take
it away. JOHN WOEDLE,
Dec 81 1851 3w Marley Paper Mill.
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Return Of Pretty Faces These Holiday times
have brought back to us blooming faces and
1.-THE aud lovely forms, which for time had
been missed from our Streets and some Of the
lads, we are sure, will rejoice in them for this
alone. All 'sright as a book, and we see some
of them remember the early lessons they learned
at school; and initiating the ''ittle busy bee'
''Galhcr honey all the day
From every opening flower"
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NJ TTHMtl1 TT TFFT!HTT
OF he ',enct. N Jar, in an out and-out
speech in favor Of national intervention
in European struggles for freedom.
Morton McMichael, ESQ.,, for the
press, took the opposite ground, in neat
and appropriate speech.
Several other speeches were made,
amid much confusion and collision of
feeling. Some of the speakers were
greeted with Kisses. kossuth remain
ed silent listener.
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Married.

On lie 10th inst, by The Rev. John Ford,
>F. ! I"i;' rs MHlNTfRE, OF Delaware, 10 Miss
rl.,a i. FoRr, Of larsippany. NJ.
IN 't'2 ri inst. by Rev, Charles l.. Stein
"i. %'u. CLrMrHT A. SHARP, Of Bait, Co.,
10 MIS- LnuIzA A. EErrTY, of Kent Co.
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VGr Murkrts.
Reported for the Baltimore Sun.

BALTIMORE MARKET. Dec. 24.-The
flour market is firm. Sales to-day of
500 bbls. Howard street brands at 50;
some holders are asking a4,12!. City
Mills 50. bye -four 3,6s a 1915.
Corn meal SO per Dbl.
GRAIN AND SEEps.-The supply of
grain is small, and prices remain steady.
We note red Wheat at 81 to So cents;
white wheat IS to SO cents a 81 per
bushei. Rye 70 II cents. Oats 50
81 cents per bushel. Cloverseed IS
per bnshel.
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Q-rOur Eastern Shore Exchanges.
generally are complaining of the cold Of
last week We have had 1t S degrees
colder here than the lowest figure ma
med by any of them, the thermometer
having been down to 2 degrees.
Ia melancholy affair happened at
Easton on Saturday last. Several per-
sons were skating on the river near the
town, among them Theodore K. Lock-
erman. who picked a quarrel with
James Reasin, a free negro; and, as IS
asserted by those present, without PROV
ocation struck him over the head with a
heavy oak paddle, producing conclusion
of the brain, and causing his death the
next day. The community are strong
ly excited against Lockerman, who
had made his escape, and had eluded
the officers up till the last accounts.
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Kossuth in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 24-not

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 24-noon.
kossuth arrived here this morning,
and the city was all astir to meet him.
The turn out of the military was i'm
mense, and they were joined in the pro-
cession by large number Of Societies,
Germans and others, who with banners,
music. &C., presented an imposing ap-
pearance.
kossuth will review the military be-
fore the procession moves. After the
procession he will be welcomed at In
dependence Hall by the Mayor, to which
he will respond in an appropriate adj
dress, to be delivered in independence
Square.
T. r hanrue. Gwen h. The authori-
t,a> o. a." e't}. a. !,o,>3t lis evenine
was :aaat iliiilaot affair, upwards ol
Il" persons sitting down o;'.t to'I.,
rr.'s.s"t ie @"o'a,ag raJa ott&, a.-
I'D STATES 'n;cl
'"sJa 5il ua1 ~. ra. u1ur Il istr
..rr, apo. -,a3,- brio ~ fto jj,a&;,un.
l.,a. &5av "cl.rrs$ ota~ assertion
"a .rs arsjr ra$ai .,o.3 go ,.tn vir.,e
O. nea..,3i. ash VS. f.,,iTro 'tl.@ s,aaJ
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IoraI "ti,uaIl GaIk."


Ice and Ice Honses.--'Blessed be the man
who invented Sleep" was long ago said; yea,
say we, and blessed, also, be The man in whose
NOODLE originated the idea of preserving ice till
the sultry dog-dars. A little while ago, and n
family here and there kept ice through the
summer as Il luxury; now icc-houses are every
where found BY scores, and ice is accounted a
necessary otlifr. almost. All The ce-houses in
the town have been filled within the last ten
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-12-27

FlrE.-The dwelling of Mr.. Thomas
Frazier near Glasgow, was destroyed by
fire on Christmas day. 1t caught from a
stove pipe and might have been subdued,
if water could have been had-but the
we'll on the premises was dry and there
was no water within reach.
SSow.-Another fall ofsnow on Christ.
mas night has made us excellent sleigh
ing, and the young people are enjoying
it TO the FULL.
ff- Letters from James 2uduIph and
K. T. Nav state the Cecil CaliforEians
o be we'll and doing we'll.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24

ALL IN THE SANE STOCK.
AT Nos IL AND IL MAGAZINE STREET. !
CORNER OF COMMON, New ORLEANS
The subscribers have on hand, and still
continue to receive from the North and Eu- |
rope, complete assortment of European ana
American Dry Goods suitable for this market
and which they respectfully offer fer sale on
reasonable terms.
Their stock OF Dry Goods consists in part
of the following enumerated articles:
French md English Negro Blankets;
rs, A, Al, and Twlllcd Lowell CUttunr
"a, 7-S, A, and TMilled White and Brows,
Cottons,
Kentucky Linscys and Jeans,
Glasgow Jcans and Lowell Linscys,
PlaidLinseys for House Servants,
Blue and Fancy coored Kentucky Jeans
White, Blue, Red, Yellow, and Green
Flannels,
Negro Woolen Caps, Socks and Shirts,
Heavy and Light Cottonades and Denims.
for plantations.
Madras and Mock Madras Handkerchief,
for Negroes.
Blue, Black and Mixed Satinets,
French Calicoes, Ginghams, Silks, Bureges,
English Calicoes, MeriEos, Alpacas and
Bombazettes,
English Hose, Undershirts, Drawers and
Gloves.
German Hose, and Halfhose,
Plain; White, Figured and Colored Swiss
Muslins.
| Irish Linen, Drilling and Diapers,
India Rubber Suspcnders,
I Apron Checks;
! Cotton and Silk Umbrellas,
Cotton and Thread Laces, etc.
Also they offer for sale complete assorl-
ment of Boots, Shoes and Hats, manufactured
for them, consisting in part of The following
| enumerated articles.
MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTH'SRUSSETT
Single and Double Back and Rivetted,
Oak and Hemlock Tanned,
Regular and Extra sizes.
BOOTS.
Mems calf, Kip and grain pegged, sewed and
Imitation sewed;
Planters, Fishermdn's and Mud Boots.
Boys Youths and Children's Boots.
BROGANS.
Kip, Patent Leather, Calf, Seal and Buff
lPegged.
Sewed and Imitation sewed.
For men, Boys and Youths, of all qualities
Together with a complete assortmentof
CATERS, BOOTS AND BROGANS.
For ladies'. Misses, children and servants
Fine and ordinary qualities.
HATS s. GAPS.
Of all kinds and qualities.
! Purchasers are respectfully invited to cal
and examine our stock be orc mixing thei
purchases, NORTH. BROTHERS.
: New Orleans, Oct. 22d 185l-Iy
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
LAND FOR SAFE

We have valuable and weB in,r-o,,o.7, 49,.
OF Land, containing 800 ac Is. 5borf ia
NIlch Is IN high state of cultivation vltb e.
good s1. dwelling and out houses, and two ne,,
IaHlng springs. This Land IS situated III.
harahd's creek, 8 miles south west of Tov
lng'on' Holmes county, Mics. and if not 81,
previously will be offered for sale I'M rr.,..
q ,ll Inc courthouse door in the town Of Lea.
ingson' .aso e on Monda the 9th day of Jarunrr
io.,S. M terms made known on day OF sale.
a. ''l-h Warranted. For further rartirr-
the Undersigned, at Yazoo citv.
-, NUNNALLY & CO.
| December l7th 1851. SipcoF III F,,,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
Vicksb urS Cheap Store.
P. j. Michon Sc Sarrat.

Whotcsaie and Retail dealers III Foyeiga
and Domestic staple and Fancy DRY
Goozs aua C.oftiag.
Washington St. Vicksburg Miss.
(Betwcen Emanuel e. Cabaniss's Drns
and Jacob Peale's Hardware Storcs)
Eg AVE on laud a large aud well sci l,ctcd
y stock of Fall and Winter Dry Goods and
clothina, among which may be found
Fine English Merinoes of all colors at p cts.
per yard.
Very rich Fig'd Alpaccas 25 cts " :.
Blk Alpaccas good article q
do do very fine 50 10
Splendid CaSlmeres 0ate s:ylc) 30 do
| Muslin d'Laine good article Is do
do do very fne - g do
Very rich styles Figd silks at 81 do
worth 10. do
Blk silks the cry best quality ST Ioo do
silk Nisites Fancy coloss Of various styles
very low.
Bingham 70 article double width at only
10 ccits p ! ,rd.
| Snp'r Frenc iien ms at Is cg Ia cts Up yd.
Calico good.srti l. fast colors 6O 7 g . .
Mcrrimack and C,c co prints the very best
article and peI.cc rolors "a 124 cts 1p ward
/ Bleached and I Domestics of all qualities
~ U cent lowe an they be bought in
the city
| l2-l Bleached and Brown shceting, superior
quality "a 81 cents 19 ya,d
Cassimeres and saiinetts of every quality and
style very low
Kentucky Jeans good article at % cts ~ yd
kerseys ofvarious styles very cheap.
/ Linscys of all kinds
! Wooden pl ids very pretty article for chill
dren's wear at only - cents per yard.
Cotton Damasks for curtains very low.
Colored Bareges beautiful article Mt % cts
/ Linen cambric hdkfs from 10 = 30 cts apiece
Alarge lot Of cotton and acc taper.
Linen towels and napkins Ct al kinds.
Swiss and Jackonet mus II.
| bed ticking first rate mites at only II Il
cents per yard.
Cotton, Siilsaad worsted hosiery Of all quality
Brown aud white linen iahle cloths of do
Rcd, white, blue and yellow fanEels gooc
4 article of white flnnel may be had at q &C nj:
per yard, full supply of Blankets Marseil
les quilts OF all sizes, some as low as 81 4
a piece. A large assortment of Perfumery
CLOTHING.
Blanket coats of all styles.
Tweed coats of every quality.
Sleeps grey coats first rate article.
Blue Pilot cloth do; Brown and black clotl
sacks; Black and brown fine cloth frock coats
Black do do dress coats. Fancy colored cass
mcre pants of all qualities. Sattinctt an,
Tweed pants Super Blk satin vests.
HATS AND CAPS.
Superior blk moieskin hats of the latest styles
Buena Vista hats Of all coors and qualities.
Wool Lats tfor negroes.) Cloth caps Of ever
possible quality; glazed do 10 do; Fur d
various styles. Chil,ren's hats and caps of n
> kinds Trunks carpet bags and satchels yer
cheap and many other articles too numerous
mention, all of which will be sold at less pr
ces than have evor been known in this city
Additions will be made TO the present stock b
every packet during the entire season.
Boots and shoes Of every description.
n. Il. But one price viii be asked and n
,; deviation. p. ]. NJ. 4 s.
Vicksburg October 1st 1851.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
ARITHMErIc ScHOoL.

A practie az knowledge Of Arithmstic can be
acquired in % days by an attendance at ar
arithm etic school to be taught on the cance Z
lation and Prnssian systems OF instruction, at
Black-iac k, Yazoo county, commencing Ianu-
ary 9th 1862. So many of this county have
seen the utility ofthis mode of instruction and
witnessed the success with viii ch the under
signed has advanced scholars, no reieren noes
hre deemed necessary. Board can be had for
from So to 81 per month. terms of tuition So
Dec. 4th 1851. WM q NORET, Insti
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24


HAS CONSTANTLY oS HAND A GOOD AsSoRT-
mEHT OF FINE WATC les ofevery de-
scrip ton in gold and silver cSses;
Mantel clocks; and Music box
cs, Gold Guard, Fob, Vest
chain and Chatalains,
Watch Seals Keys, and Charms, Diamond
Ruby, Emerald, Opal aud Garnet Ripgs
Plus, Ear Rings, Bracelets, etc,
Cuff Pins, Belt Buckles. Gold
Pens and Pencils, together
with great variety OF
other Jcwclrr, Fancy Goods Plated Ware.
etc, etc, etc, Silver Tea Sets, Pitch
ers, Goblets. Sp IONS. Cups, Forks,
Ladies, Napkin Rings, Salt Gel
lers, etc, Fine Scissors,
Pen d Pocket Knives.
(E7- This Stock Of Goods being al on COM
mission will be sold at very small profits for
CASH, good city paper.
~ E. A. 7. can always manufact ure, al
short notice, almost any articls of Je welry OF
Silver Ware that may be wanted. DIAMONDS
and other valuable Gems reset. CANES
mounted, etc. Specimens of his work can al
ways be seen at the store.
0reF Watches, Clocks, Time pieces and Mu-
slc-boxes of every description, carej jaHy re
paired and tcGrrrnted.
Jewelry Repaired Old Gold and Silver
taken in Exchange.
New Orleans, October lst 185l-ly
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24

LTrri.E.s COMPOUND TONIC Pills
T-vOR the cure of Persols 9 i'ale and S:dn-
vsrans Habits. Dronsical Svc.ines of the
F--t and legs, Torpid Bowels, Paipitaions
srtbe Heart. Yellow ar Raugh Skin, Nervaas-
D.bi.ity, Weakness and Loss OF AqFriiie
SaporeSsi.,ns ar Painful Irregularities, etc.
A box ar tyyo ofthcse Pills. (containing FIVE
dozen cach.j will renovate almost any case,
p.rticuInrly with females. lSce Pamphlet
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
r. WILSON.

Steamboat 4 gent. COMMISSION and FOR
WARDING MERCHANTS, No. so Camp
Street, New Orleans.
Cr.5- Particular attention paid to filling orders
II. FERENCEs
Pavae & Harrison, Hill, NJ Lean & G
Feslowcs & Co.-Roboson & Allen,-P
4 Owen & Co.-Ward & Jonas.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
Plant ation medicines

Plant ton nneOIclf1SS
FHyHE subscriber is at all timea prepared to
Il fill orders for Medicines for Plantation
usc with articles of superior quality, which
lie will warrant pure and fresh, and put up
ina. manner, as to be safely kept and convent
.ent for use. Planters are solicited to cali and
examine the stock, or send their orders which
"A Az irss 9TH 1851 CHA'S T.. MANN.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
lust reed bv tie an. Cave. "

FUST reed BY tie .'3I. Cave"
sE Dried beef,
Cider, Vinegar,
Sugar AMI Han1s,
Lime and Cement. for sale cheap by
Oct 18Th WOLFE & DWIGHT. 3
DR. HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP
HJOF NAPHTHA.-Celehrat throughout
both Continents for its wonderful cure OF con-
sumption. Decline. Asthma. Splitting OF Blood
Night Sweats, Difficult Breathing. Coughs,
CoIds And aII diseases OF the Chess and
Lungs. A large supply just received by
Oct nth CHA'S T. MANN.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
NIGHT NOTICE:

T1OR tie benefit of hose who cannot call
s. on rs during the day, We intend for The
futurc to keep our store open to 8 o'clocS at
night NUNNALLY co.
Oct Eth 1851.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24

HE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
YAzoo COUNTY.
Probate Court, October Term 1851.
To Rasselors Whitman and all others per
sons interested in the estate of James w
Whitman, decd.
" UU are hereby cited TO be and appear
FL before the Probate conrt of Yazoo coun-
ty at the January Term thereof, there and
then to shew cause if any you can why the
final account of John w. Fnq:a administra-
tor of said estate should not be allowed. and
further to do and suffer such things shall
be considered and ordered by our said court
10. the premises.
| 1t is further ordered that publication Of
| this citation be made in the s'Yazoo emo
crat,'' for the space of sixty days.
- Witness the Hon. G.. B. Wilkinson,
Judge Of the Pr ProSae @ s court Of doohe Yo5e,
s>~~~~a and the seal of said court.
Issued the 1st Monday of November, 1851
JAMES TT. BELL Clerk.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
CLOTHING

Boys and youths cloth dress frock ard
sack coars. also Tweed Carsimer Blonkcg
fe IT, Pilot cloth over-coats Of all sizes. ol.g
black Fancy cashmere pants, Satinet
Tweed and Jeans pants, vests Of an quuIi,ies.
l dozen very fine cIooks,
Brandy wine, loaf sugar, spices, Tee
Saleratps' Vinegar, Soap, Powder, Shot sra
Lead I9oaeco and good assortment Of snrl.
lor saie " M "A. g. Co.
Yazoo cry, October 20th Is5I-3m
a OF If Fine ond Fancy Ban Dters p. ,
-. "a le ms just received at the NSirn Of , Z,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24

DMTNLSTRATnP,o m
zoe 80

= IN oA lE.
Fthcr for sale on accommodating terr,s ,l,
AweH Known BRICK STABLE THE
Livery stable has been well known TO tlle
traveI ing community for many Years, and
has an extensive patronage.
ALSO F0RsALE
Two large loh adjoining he Stable ,,5
fronting on Mhn7oe street. u,,n orc os - ~
lots is new and convenient .weIling bonse
The property will be sold ,retbe5 or ssr.
rately. My native for sell q ont is tbst
wish to move to milder nate. in coTs.-
qdence OF continued bad hea u.
VIII also sell three good horses and oFe1
buggy very low for cash.
Dec. loth 1851. D. A. DORMAN.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
Oct 29th 1851.
New Goods.

H invite the attention of the public generally
= to my Fall and Winter stock OF Goods,
which I have lately received. They are of
tho very latest styles and best material which
| will sell cheap for Cash.
I have Just received a large supply Of fine
boots, brogans and shoes, trunks, linen boz
som shirts, merino undeFshirts, merino draw.
ers, some very fine silk bonnets, silk mantil-
las, capes and collars, plaid shawls, fine silk
suspenders, ETC., which | will Ger for sale,
as cheap as any house in the city. Store is
ou Main street, in the house formerly occu-
pied by Chn's T. Mann; next door to d. Tam
BORNE, and J. J. Fouche.
0ct. 18th IS51-3m ISAAC MARKS.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
DISSOLUTION.

rHNHE copartnership heretofore existing be-
- tween the undersigned in the cabinet and
rniture business in this place, under the
of Z. l.. E)wertG tG CO., is this day disolV-
- mutu al consent. T. l.. Bowcr Is char
srrn with the settlement of the old business.
j.. L. BOWER.
D. II. .HOLLINdSWORTI
The undersigned will continue the above
med business at his old stand and for his
own account, under the style of r. l.. Bower
g. G Having purchased a Feavy stock Of
Fur iiture, Buggies, S'ovcs. etc. IN tho cas-
tern cities, he fla cFs himself that he cnn offer
to urchascrs, Inducements. in the way flow
rrices, never before presented in this market.
tlaving secured the services Of his former
partner Mr.. d. M. H,lIiagsworth. he will
still continue TO re oair and manufacture fur
uiture to order. Mt the lowest rafes
Thankful for past tavors, he solicifs con-
tinuance of public PATRONAGE
i L. BOWER @ co.
Oct 8, 81.