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~ A Sermon 10 the Young will be preached To-
MORROW, az 10, O'Clock. A. NJ. IN the Union Baptst
Church 22d between IL xington and 81 avs by the
pastor, Rev. II. s. PAkMELEE. IT.
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4 ) WET Nurse, by a respectable Young
"a Woman with fresh breast Of mlK. Has good ref
ererce Annlv "a NJ II 2t-av nj ~
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OFFICIAL. DESCRIPTINE. and H.

OFFICIAL, DESCRIPTIVE, aud IL
~ Illustrated CATALOGUE OF the GREAT EX-
HiBlIION of the INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS
l85l-JOHN WELLS having made an arrangement with
MessTs Spce Cloves the contractors 20 the Royal Com
mission London the first supply Of these beautiful
catalogues when completed and IN which large
number Of EngTavngs executed in the first style OF art
winch ENGLAND capable producing and elegantly bound
for he drawing hegs 20 inform ms fellow citizens that
has ust arrived from England with large quantity
which ne offers for sale at Harlsons Hat Store. No 26
Nsssau-Sf nl4t
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s,O DEALERS in MUSIC BOOKS

"A and all who have occasion Ia pFchase them MASON
LA W. Publishers OF II aSon Mobb's, aud other Of the
most popular works, are constantly supplied with
peie assortment of Music Books than other house
the country comprising everything IN tins line of value
publs he'd M America. Their facilities such thatt1ey
safely promise dealers and others the yer lowest
pTces any quantity.
Teachers of Muse and Directors OF Chors invited 10
call at Store. when New YORK, where they will
Have opportunity OF seeing every new musical work OF
value vi Inch makes lts appearance MASON * LAW,
itDkM M 93p -rOW OpuOSlte the Aston House
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IL The Lecture TO Yonng Men. by Rev. c.

~ Rev. Charles G. FInney Will preach IN the
Broadway Tabernacle on SABBATH MORNING, NOV
q az ls} o'clock and IN the EVENING at o'clock Also
o Tuesday Wednesday. Thursday and fneay eyenlass
Of next week AZ u o'clock nj IT,
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CLERK.-Wansed. a

i Young Man about IS years of ayr as CferS IL
hardware furnishing stAFeone who has some acquaintance
with business would be preferred Apply Al Ne oos
BTC aGwaJ, IN the evening "oV u
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10 Notice. take this method of informing nv
fr,pd. and the public ect hours Tor BUSINESS, AZ
No g Broadway are from Q O'Clock NJ til o'clock.
PM In3l 6tGl JOHN A El.AMMkR
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Mass Meeting of the Fr

"a A Mass Meeting of the Friends Of hofatv, Law,
Order and Temperance connection with the BROOKLYN
TempeTanco Union will be held at the Institute, Washing
ION st SATURDAY. November l. at Z. O'Clock, Z. NJ,
when matters connected with the coming election VII be
discussed. b. order of the Board Of Managers.
nj II JOHN n CANLEE, Secretary.
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tV shaving Made Easy.-Ihe iolowios notice OF
booIES ce enrsed ANGLE shaving (ompoandi appears
ot the leading journals 10 say that we nae de-
lighted with tins excellent preparation would De % exp esq
I,t hat Of The comfort and pleasure have erpe-
crcsd shaSlng !V thS month past n delicious and an
re whole range OF shaving pspar .tlph> NJ ureet Yuhu
atN hUg TO equal r.. It's lahCT. which instantly raised,
hCA, oN AID cam, and keeps moist on the face du
tts the VIE ,eIalOR These cold mofHGgS. w4tu ones
lace 60 tender The razor ejcS Smoothly a. q
sc'n'meh oapltSSon, as shall cabbage ta ahd
leaves The face Sockec AID pleasant. Gu The whole = IS
trH an aoa bag srcic ard the root Il the California
star fatt being substituted t1r alAa, great doSle
ra'um ~ preventing The iace en- beng Chapel Is aka
ines invariably Go
=, TO .e had Of h. \ Il. SANDS. Ne leo Futon st
kush"h, 800 \ Go, No. Pr Broad Wv J N(lpsg \
q" No le' hn"NaN WIN a. Cary \ Co. Ne 2i5 pea.-
~ eno T., TIE druggists and pelium,rs tAroacs)at
a. wu.ld
IL" Heads OF the People" thar wish Ne m a
tohdnon spN1ns inr rfsstataflon O. the nn.r- AL. ~
Nscc 90 uSe pAN>> Hyperion Tor .he Halr For sale ~
the n'WClsi DCgOts Ne. So Ludlow one d,r fc,,n
GiNG. = krs, NJ 80 Brosdwsv Ais, .ur >ais 6T
p NJ Gulpn Ne lx7 Bo~erv 2 knapp No So Hud-
soH-si rodd. Ne ~ Brosdwrl T. iyo, 80 AZ
GTshd e. hew-NcrS 1is Have. Ne rs Fui,,n.S-
Th.ma> Ha,.s No 60 Atlauuc->, Rn,.,iyu. srd by
Druggists s,Nofalk. Pgce, - cen ;. IA LARGE bottles
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

Admission, p cents. Children. i2i cents
RENFkir Of the Great Apostle Of Temperance,
FATHER MATHEW.
SATURDAY, Nov |. 1871, ~ express and particular
desire. IN the AFTERNOON - ; o'clock. and IN the
EVENING al y O'Clock,
TIE DRI NkARD, OF. The Fallen Saved
The Scenesy and Tlhleauy Of this piece beautiful
ALL THE CURIOSlIlES 60 BE- seen AZ all hours.
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1 5 WET NURSE. by Protestant Woman.
~ Can give good reference Apply a; Ne pa Stae-s
Brooklyn, where she : nursing. o29 ~
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4 s SrEwARDEss, by Young Woman
~ Of GOOD address and first ,ate qualifications The
most Satisfactory reference can be Gan be seen for
a week AZ No s. Sth-ay up stairs. go ~
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MIS- .-Theophilus Nelson has

AVE- been nssing-nce the evening Of the 2lst INST HAD
on when last black sack coat. striped pants, blue
mixed trimmed with cOlsred pearl su'tons. Is about
38 wears # I'VE feet high rather thick set, prominent
Rose small icat hord complexion blue eyes and wears
spec'acles When he walks MS head dr0o1s hale. Any
information left Al hOWEs CO. 80 Pearlst or AZ %
ALenst, VII confer great favor on ms afflicted family
-
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Boarding..

HOARD-A private family, residing in
West 22d-st would accommodate Two OF three Gen.
tlemen oT a Gentleman and wife, with handsome apart
menis FURNISHED uBfumshedl with breakfast and
y required Also. unfunshed Saloon paYlors App.Y
No 30 West <tdst., between 9TH aGd O.R-ass o23 w.
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[ ADY.-A Gentleman and his Lady, re-

II y II ! ~ UtHLItUIdN dIII Ms III'IF IT,
siding tie country a farm. VINO have nc children,
would Ike 20 meet with intelligent widow Nlthon,
children. a single LACY. who wants home and woui
become Of Oh family interest ant usefulness A.
dress :. G., Tribune Office OF w.
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- The New Motive POwer.-By reason OF the
interest which has been excited during the bref
.,b,tilcn IN this CITY OF the Electro Magnetic Engine
by Professor PAGE and Of the earnest desire eN-
prsss, by Thousands who have ye' bave not sun
scntly witnessed performances that the pubic ouid
have more extended and favorable opportunities OF dong
So viii De placed without unnecessary delay. IN the
LECTURE ROOM of the SOCIETY LIBRARY (thc
ace having been previously engaged cor other pnr
loses and there pu condition for public exhibition,
IL Which due EOtce nj be gwen the papers al lt'
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tUant employment.

AS CHAMBrRMAID and Waiter, by a
~ Yuure Woman who IS also a good PLAIN Sewer
Apply foI thee DAYS al No 80 Amy-st. nj =
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V'O SCHOOLS and FAMILIES.-A

n German gentleman. who is superior Teacher of
German. Piano, Guitar. Singing. Drawing and Painting.
the beS Of references and testimonials desrOus 10
locate any good Institution family where MS
will he appreciated and remunerafed Apply nest
uald to r II. NILCON'S L 5. SCHOOL AGENCY, No.
Broadway. another advertisement nj It.
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~ NkceLsior Builaing and Mntnal loan 4

tFIE7
saciattog The next rceuar meeting oi TINS AssOcia-
ton vii he held on ri ESDAN EVENING, Noveuber T.
at MASONIC HALL NJ ga ;raud -. near FORSYTH. at
u ciock EliI nee S. which VIII be increased after
that "a sag \ number of shares Will 'e sold that
tv,niur Subscriptions will De recelved and dues for tae
No,onbCT month PAYABLE al tha Office No l36 Bow
CIV previous The meeting day where information can
10 eiialntd relative - the Association
X T. RAWS, President.
N LABARTE, Secretary. nj q
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HORSE.-Wanted, a Carriage Horse,
i aho,t III hands high snd in single or double haI
ness for famIy use Address line to J. H. TURNER
No. q Chauher-st III. lst OF November. e3O u
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rs PORTER by a single man. He under.
sands tie business thoroughly and can give the ues'
references Inquire II NESMITH \ CO. No y Ne"-sl.
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~ Friends of Temperance, Law ana order,
81 sbe City OF Brook lyn, Aronse.-Ihore WA be-
Mass Meeting Of the Friends of Tempe rance. Law and
Oder, held al the Brooklyn Institute. Wasbngton-st
on SATURDAY EVENING, Noycmber J, at = ocl9ck
hear report of the lnterosang Co.amtice. AMI 10
transact such other business. be Seemed neces
sary Come one come all by order Of the Chairman.
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"a. CompJimentary Dinner-AM ERfCAN

"a Complimentary Oinner "A vi h ~ AN
ARCTIC EXPEOlTION.-The above enie rtaihment to
be gwen the BRITISH residents Of New York, Will ttke
place the Astor House, TUESDAY. the ish day of
November next at 81 O'Clock. Tickets TO be had AZ the
once Of her Maostys Consulate. No. 80 BaTclayst Of
DR. c. Beales No. 30 East li.h- st Richard lryn,
Esd No 90 Front-st Richard Bell Esq, No jauncey
CONT Wall s. Thomas DEoE, ESD No ~ William St;
or The Office Of The Albion newspaper, No Barcayst
o28 Js
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a VERY LARGE AND VALUABLE

COLLECTION OF BOOKS al trade sale prices "a
close the The subscriber offers his entire stock
embracing extensive assortment OF Agrcu tural, lhc0
ioecai scheO and Miscellaneous Books a. cost prices
o3l st. JOHN {. TERkET1, No 1913 Fult0u-st.
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ENCRAyING on WOOD.-Two or

business can nd SITUATION by Applying at No us Nassau
St Ny None need apply but those who haze some
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4 one half interest OF a valuable Invention. for which
Letters Patent secured the present not beng
ale hnng 90 perfection account OF funds Address
= NJ Tribune Office, stating where interview NAV be
had o3t 80
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person having at his
&1n nON PARTNER wanted with

" O.OOOs a capital Of $1,000 or $4,000 To- IN
yCst N Profitable business Ia full operation ana III
Weld nearly that amount OF profit year Sncb capital
FUZZY secured. Direct d note to g II. A. Tribune Office
o3l 81
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SHARES.-Wanted in the American
20 LADY TEACHERS.-A rare

u chance Is now offered to a Lady Teacher The under
signed having been engaged IN teaching Select School for
four wears past obi ged to and wishes 20
the dwelling and sell the fixtures To person VISA
engage that kind OF business rare opportunity is
now offered as well aoished Address VI J.,
Newark, y J.. Post Office. paid o3l 81
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E'O SHADE PAINTERS.-Wanted,a
We CAPITALISTS. = For Sale, the

Il Shade Painter one accustomed To painting OIL Shades
None other need apply. at j GREASONS Ne 25l Green
y ich St betWe cen the hours of and 10 A NJ nj lt'
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BOARDING let, with Board, "A
slt of rooms on third floor; also back pafOr fur
mshed mfrnshed IN first class house, No 23l West
l4th-st. References exchanged o20 I'M
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
Land for Sale.

W offer for sale the tract of land on'which !
LII reside, containing 875 acres, 9 miles east
of Yazoo city, 200 acres of said tract arc
cleared and under good fence; $50 acres OF
woodland are also Under fence. 1t is well
watered. The summer and winter range for
stock is exte nsive and good. On the premi-
ses, are a good dwelling, with two br lex
chimnevc; kitchen, meat house, a good gin
and mill with other out buildings. The plank
road from Yazoo city to Benton runs within a
half mile of said land. [ will sell all or any
portion of this tract; title indlsputable.
AL S o
One 40 acre lot miles east of Yazoo city;
with small improvement. Tne? plank road
win run through this Tot.
Also 100 acres of land fronting on the va
zoo river, opposite Rix's Formerly PhiAiP's)
The above lands will remain in market un-
til sold For further particulars, refer 70 inc inc
subscriber on the premises or to Messrs. Pope
s. DevIin, Yazoo city.
Nov'r 18th 1851. N r. f'CooA'
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and
Hats!
ALL IN THE SAME STOCK.

ALL IN THE SAME STOCK.
AT Nos IL AND l3 MAGAZINE STREET.
CORNER OF COMMON, New ORLEANS.
The subscribers havo on hand, and still
continue to receive from the North and Eu-
rope, a complete assortment of European and
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;
75, ii, ia, and Twilled Lowell Cottons
3-4, 7-S, A, and Twiled White and Brown,
Cottons,
Kentucky Linseys and Jeans,
Glasgow Jeans and Lowell Linseys,
PlaidLinseys for House Servants,
Blue and Fancy colored Kentucky Jeans.
Flannels,
Negro Wooden Caps. Socks and Shirts,
Heavy and Light Cottonades and Denims.
for plantations.
Madras and Mock Madras Handkerchiefs,
for Negroes.
Blue, Black and Mixed Satinets,
French Calicoes, Ginghams, Silks, Bareges,
English Calicoes, Merinos, Alpacas and
Bombazettes,
English Hose, Undershirts, Drawers and
Gloves.
German Hose, and Half-hose,
Plain; White, Figured and Colored Swiss
Muslins.
Irish Linen, Drilling and Diapers,
India Rubber Suspenders,
Apron Checks;
Cotton and Silk Umbrellas.
Cotton and Thread Laces, etc.
Also they offer for sale a complete assorr-
ment of Boots, Shoes and Hats, manufactured
for them, consisting in part of the following
enumerated articles.
MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS RUSSETTS.
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 ChiIdren's Boots
BROGANS.
Kip, Patent Leather, Calf, Seal and Buff
Pegged.
| Sewed and Imitation sewed.
| For men, Boys and Youths, of all qualities
Together with complete assortment of
CATERS, BOOTS AND BROGANS.
For ladies, Misses, children and servants
Fine and ordinary qualities.
HATS 3 GAPS.
Of all kinds and qualities.
Purchasers are respectfully invited to cal
and examine our stock be fore making thei
purchases, NORTH BROTHERS.
New Orleans, Oct. 22d IS51-1y
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
Vicksburg Cheap Store.
=. y. Michon & Sarrat.

| Wholesale and Retail dealers dn Foreign
and Domestic staple and Fancy Dry
Goods aud Clothing.
Washington ST. Vioksburg Miss.
Between Emanuel q Cabaniss's Drug
and Jacob Peale's Hardware Stores.)
NFAVE on hand large and well selected
stock of Fall and Winter Dry Goods and
clothing, among which may be found
Fine English Mcrinoes of all colors at 25 cts.
per yard.
Very rich Fig'd Alpaccas ss 25 cts. - a
Blk Alpaccas good article +" - 4"
do do very fine {" so do
Splendid Cashmeres (late s;yle) 30 do
Muslin d'Laine a good article Is - do
do do very fine 25 q do
Very rich styles Figd silks at 81 i" do
do do do Strip'd do 65 !" do
Blk silks the very best quality sl I0'' do
Silk Visites Fancy colors of various styles
very low.
Bingham g ,ol article double width at only
10 cents PsT lrd.
Sup'r Frenc { ipgn ms at 15 d- Is cts ~ yd
Calico u good trfif i, fast colors "a 7 - s' g
Merrimack and {, c co prints the very best
article and per;cc. olors "a 123 cts ~ yard
Bleached and Bow Domestics Of all qualities
20 ~ cent lower t an they can be bought in
the city.
12-4 Bleached and Brown sheeting, superior
quality "a 81 cents 7p yard
Cassimeres and satinetts of every quality and
style very low
Kentucky Jeans good article at % cts Up yd
kerseys ofvarious styles very cheap.
Linseys of all kinds
Woolen pllids very pretty article for chill
dren's wear at only D cents per yard.
Cotton Damasks for curtains very low.
Colored Bare res beautiful article at % cts.
Linen cambric hdkfs from 10 t2 30 cts apiece.
A large lot of cotton and linen ciaPer.
Linen towels and napkins of Ill kinds.
Swiss and Jackonet mus iT..
Bed ticking a first rate aftiC't at only Il l-2
cents per yard.
Cotton, Silk and worsted hosiery of all quality
Brown and white linen table cloths of do
Red, white, blue and yellow hanHels, a good
article of white funnel may be had at 90 cents
per yard, a full supply ofBlankets Marseil-
les quilts Of all sizes, some as low s Il 10
a piece. A large assortment of Perfumery.
CLOTHING.
Blanket coats of all styles.
Tweed coats ofevery quality.
Sleeps grey coats first rate a-ticle.
Blue Pilot cloth do; Brown and black cloth
sacks; Black and brown fine cloth frock coats
Black do do dress coats. Fancy colored cass-
imere pants of all qualities. Sattinett and
Tweed pants. Super Blk s-tin vests.
HATS AND CAPS.
Superior blk moieskin hats Of the latest styles.
Buena Vista hats of all colors and qualities.
Wool hats tfor negroes.) Cloth caps of every
possible quality; glazed do do do; Fur dol
various styles. Childten'S hats and caps Of all
kinds. Trunks carpet bags and satchels very
cheap and many other articles too hume rous to |
mention, all of which will be sold at less pri-
ces than have evor been known in this city.
Additions will be made to the present stock by
every packet during the entire season.
Boots and shoes of every description.
N. B. But one price will be asked and mol
de eviation. P. ]. M. & S.
Vicksburg Oct ober 1st 1851.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
BUGGTES.

RECEIVING from the Eastern
ceStN-NNSzzS< cities. fine assortment af Bag
665-)~1s9 gies which we will seR low FOR
cash or5approvcd paper. Persons desiring
good vehicle. would do well to call at our
sFurniture Ware Room before purchasing
elsewhere. Z. l.. BOW EH q CO'
Yazoo city, Oct 9th 1851.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
New Goods.

81 invite the attention of the public generally
u to my Fall and Winter stock of Goods.
which / have lately received. They are of
the very latest styles and best material which
I will sell cheap for Cash.
| have just received large supply of fine
boots, brogans and shoes, trunks, linen boz
som shirts, merino undershirts, merino draw.
ers, some very fine silk bonnets, silk mantil-
las, capes and collars, plaid shawls, fine silk
suspenders, etc., which / will offer for sale,
as cheap as any house in the city. Store is
ou Main street, in the house formerly occu-
BORNE, and J. J. Fouche.
oct 18th IS5I-3m ISAAC MARKS.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
Z. 3. ROSeEsb burg.
MERCHANT TAILOR.

Main ST., next doors TO H H. Halder. Yozoo
Civ.
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens
of this place and vicinity that he has opened
his establishment ut the above mentioned
place. where he will at all times be ready to
manufacture or ill orders for ready made clo-
thino Of thp latest STYLES He will also keep
on hand a large stock of the finest und mcst
fp shionable dress goods for gentlemen, such as
Broadc 7oths, Doeskin, French Costume, &c
&c. He soicits az gentlemn 10 caH and ex-
amine his stock Nov 25, eS5l.-3m
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
r.. A. TYLER.
30 CAMP STREET, n. ORLEANS.
AGENT.

E. "A. TYLER.
Sd CAMP STREET, II. ORLEANS.
AGENT.
HAS CONSTANTLY on HAND GOOD AssORT-
MENr OF FINE WATCHES ofevery de-
scrip tion in gold and silver cases;
Mantel clocks; and Music box
es, Gold Guard, Fob, Vest
chain and Chatalains,
Watch Seals Keys, and Charms, Diamond
Ruby, Emerald, Opal and Garnet Rirgs
Plus, Ear Rings, Bracelets, ETC.,
Cuff Pins, Belt Buckles. Gold
Pens and Pencils, together
with great variety of
other Jewelrv, Fancy Goods, Plated Ware,
etc., etc., ETC., Silver Tea Sets, Pitch
ers, Goblets, Spoons, Cups, Forks,
Ladies, Napkin Rings, Salt Gel
lers, etc, Fine Scissors,
Pen & Po .ket Knives.
~ This Stock Of Goods being all on COM
mission will be sold at very small profits for
CASH, or good city paper.
ny E. A. z. can always manufacture, at
skort notice, almost any articls of Jewelry or
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.
AZ Watches, Clocks, Time pieces and Mu-
s[c-boxes of every description, carefully re-
paired and scGyTTRted.
Jewelry Repaired. Old Gold and Silver
taken in Exchange.
New Orleans, October 1st l85I-1y
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24

" FFP cons antlv on hand an extensive as
Nsort e1tof ali kinds of tin-ware. They
are man acturi ug tie article of shower
baths and tathing-tubs. They keep always a a
laroe supply of cooking and parlor stoves, all
eff which they will offer as chead or cheaper
than they can be purchased in this region
They are prepared to do all kinds OF gutterlng
and every description OF Job-Work WIN neal-
ness and disoatch Persons wishing any
thing in their line would do well to give
them a call before purchasing elsewhere,
Thankful for the patronage which has here
tofore been so literally bestowed, they hope
to deserve and to receive continuance OF the
same.
Yazoo civ, August Goth 1851-1y
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
YAZoo COUNTY.

The 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.
VOU are hereby cited to be and appear
Z 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 Fuqua administra-
tor of said estate should not be allowed, and
further to do and suffer such things as shall
be considered and ordered by our said court
in the premises.
It is further ordered that publication of
this citation be made in the "Yazoo i emo
crat," for the space of sixty days.
Witness the Hon. G. B. Wilkinson,
St 3 Judge of the Probate court of Yazoc
. county, the 4th Monday in October
~~>~~and the seal of said court.
Issued the lst Monday of November, 1851
JAMES II. BELL Clerk.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24

and the public generally, That ne Keeps con-
stantlv on hand an extensive stock of the very
host materials in his line. He is always
ready to execute to order the neatess and best
description af all kinds of boets and shoes and
at the shortest possible notice, large stock
oftheso articles always on hBnd- His shop Is
on main street nearly opposite TO Messrs'
~ e. Harrison's. p. LANDER.
Yazoo city, July I'd 1851-1y
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-12-24
LAND FOR SALE.

WE have a valuable and wei. improvedI tract
Of Land, containing 800 ies, about $50 Of
which is in high state ofcuhivation with a
good dwelling and out houses, and two never
faiing springs. This Land is situated On
Harland's creek, miles south west OF Lex
ington, Holmes county, Miss. and if not sold
previously will be offered for sale in front
of the courthouse door in the town of Lex
ington, on Monda the 9th day of January
1862. Terms made known on day OF sale.
TITLE WARRANTED. For further particu-
lars enquire of Judge Fitch, Lexington; or Of
the Undersigned, at Yazeo city.
NUNNALLY & co.
December 17th 1851. Sign Of the Eagle.