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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-21

Every whig paper we have seen in the STATE IL
Scott and GRAHAM. The Commercial at ml i,Il
ton, (neutraD is not, and the Immaculate" (Ne"S{
at AshevilIe, do. Wings, mark those who wOuN
betray you. 's.-sE .Ash"'Hs 10eSSS"s ',,,f
The Commercial, at Wilmington, is not "S"" -.
but a Wing paper; and Edney, when he "F0''
above, knew the fact to be so. ria.
The Wings had better " marx" those VINO, -,
Edney, Woodfn, and others, would "betray 'n''U
into the hands of Seward and his gang.
The daily union., 1852-02-10
From the Augusta (Mainel Az
scott mud Jones

From the Augusta tMaine) ht
Scott aud Jones
AT a caucus of the whig members Of the Legislature d
this State held the evening OF the 27th inst, (a wb
place il does not appear,) General Winfield Scott, Of h
United States army, was nominated for the presidency
and James c. Jones, OF Tennessee for the vice ptes
dencysubj,ct, OF course, to the decision OF the Wig
National Convention, which the caucus aforesaid recon
mends shall be holden at Philadelphia, the l7lh dN
OF June next the anniversary OF the battle o Bansa
Tor Breeds's) Hill.
Great unanmity Of sentiment is said TO have prevailed
in respect TO the eypedency OF nominating General Seo
and equal unanimty in favor OF the gallant Jonn
The chief merit claimed for General Scott is his milan
services, and the CHIEF merit claimed Tor Mr. Jones IS W.
he twice succeeded in defeating Mr Polk for govemo
OF the decidedly whig State Of Tennessee. 80.
The nomination OF Scott by the whig members OF w.
legislature OF Maine IL, under the circumstances, ~
most unkind cnr to THAT reliable ohig," (and a,I
wblg, tool Millard Fillmore, the present respecnS
acting President Of the United States, well as 70 Wv
god-llke himself, who really deserves better tFeam'
from his northern federal friends. The nomination.
Scott, moreover, has deeper significance than appss
on the surface There is tncue OF revenge ~ lpbS Y"
however, on the part oil the mass OF the wing parry Ths
on The part OF the whe fuge men and wirepnler1 II
Fillmore administration, il will be recoected, caul
those leading whig organs, the Portland hdyuo syt
kennebec Journal, on account oi their antifuguve
law tendencies and gave the publication OF helaws
papers deemed sounder this question lmmedaeg,
the heels of the disgrace OF these journals,
was set on foot Tor the nomination OF Gen Scon'
length the editor OF the Advertiser, who IS he,faI oh
the whg forces in the legislature, has succeeded ~ s
tanning his revenge and showing Messrs Fillmore ~
Webster that, however much he may be ueYLvsd
Washington, he is some pumpkins among tue WIN Eha
Maine. Where were the editors OF the palso, oa,,d hs
(the recipient OF the lost honors OF the Iourn Adyef
Christian Mirror 1.-THE successor of the Portland oa.,
tser) in this emergencyi Where were the cnso snd
gentry who pretend to 80 much devotion to gSe,h
Webster, and profess 80 much opposln9gh g,,s !" ''
nt-fugitive law movement IN isV0 Oh 9So"'
The daily union., 1852-02-10
THE UNION: WASHINGTON TUESDAY MORNING. FEB TO- 1852
omee OF rCoIrsspondsnos, VYa.hiastsn City.

once OF rCotre4pondsnccs Warrington Cty.
LII persons having business the city OF Washington in
formed thase undesaed naa established here an OFFICE
OF CORRESPONDENTS, or tho purpose OF sns any iniofa-
uon desired BY person In amy part Of e world no
whether public private, Of honorable cbaaee VIII DC
cudsd nom the correspondence Of this ONCE Person, wishing 70
they have before Con
gess, public oces, will be disceeuy advised and
professional aid Is the best viii be pro
recommended
undersikned regard communicated him in
sacTedy confidential, and Will by
through be necessary foI HAM 10
employ them nviolate
Every inquiry contain fee of noe dollars which
required but should IL not
for sees 20 be rendered. the amount will
be slated ia a satisfactory letter In repy.
Address, (postags prepaid0 THoh As z. CONNOLLY,
Ohee of Correspondence, Washington, ID. O.
WAsHISoTos City, January 10, 1852.
Mr. Thomas c. Connolly is known worthy citizen, as
gentleman Of intelligence, and clear accurate and ready
him eninenty qualified for the able
srompt performance useful duties connected with
his new original design OF Once Of Correspondence
RICHARD WALLACH,
IL. 3. Marshal for the District OF Columbia.l
WALTER LENox
Mayor OF Washington Ciiy.l
TO- GALES,
tsenior Editor Of the "Nauonal Intelligence
H. w. LATHAM, lBanker.l
} Jan ao-TuThasauf6m
The daily union., 1852-02-10
yUINTER ROUTE TO cHIcAeo.-Trsus of Michigan,

IUINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-TTains OF Michigan,
sonhen, Northern Indiana railroads daily Sundays
ercepted) is follows;
thence by stage plank road 10 miles
Michigan Ciy 40 miles stage
Chicago Amer February by through Chicago.
Returning Laporte waYcars Lapoue 30
arrive st and Toledo at 545 D..
with Fort Wayne Sturgs; Lounns
pot, Lafayette, and indianapolis South Bend
places line principal soub.
line 5.45, D. m,
Lake Erie South shore route BY and railroad Cleveland
Erie, Dunkirk and Buffalo.
Passengers Cleveland Pisbur
thence by railroad and ~ miles staging rhadepha New
York, or Baltimore and Washington.
+. ?. WILLIAMS, Superintendent
ADRIAN, Jan. IL, 1852. n 9s--du
The daily union., 1852-02-10
ATTENTION. a

The New and Richest Wini and EARLY sprine Goods for Gn-
uemens gear.
rHAs A. SMITH Co, No Old State House, Boston, beg
leave invite gentlemen visiting Boston examine their large
stock Of which selected gentleman
perence the principal England,
Germany, and France, and imported 10 order.
overcoatns in Engh Venetian, Labrador (waer
PROOF beavers fine cloth finish beaver Whitney, Dnfels,
French casors Kossut reversbean entirely style for
coats For dress ock celebrated
makers In French English, beautiful col
ors, and rich and superior finish,
rnaoone and vestngover three hundred different styles Of
each OF such variety and the
most refined and exquisite taste.
Cutting department. In cuftnr
TO have = =
uos, he Inducements shall offer who favor
W secure selection by them from stock Of goods
this OF Other, city in the Union - "
AZ Of which win be manufactured personal
10 nj style, superior Workmanship,
or us s large and constantly increasing which
now enjoy, and st prices That cannot fail please.
CHAs. A. SMITH h CO.,
No Old State House, Boston.
9o-oawlm =
The daily union., 1852-02-10

OF each sitting BY the OF the President OF the Legsa
Art 45 The President and Vice Presidents Of the legis
alve corps are named by the President OF the republic
for years they chosen from amongst the deputies
The salary OF the President OF the Legislative Corps is
liked by decree
Art a.. The ministers cannot be members Of the Legis
atlye Corps.
Art 49, The right Of petition is exercised regards
the Senate No opeulon be addressed 10 the Legsla
Art az The President of the republic convokes. adj
ourns prorogues, and dissoyes the Legislative Corps In
OF dissolution the President OF the republic is bound
TO convoke new one within the term oil six months.
Section 6--Of hs Council Of State.
Art A. The number of the councillors of State in or
dnary service is from 40 10 go
Art 49, The councillors OF State are named by the
President OF the republic, and are liable TO be removed
Art 40 The Council OF State is presided over by the
President OF the republic, and in his absence by The per-
son whom he indicates as vice president OF the Council
Art So The Council of State is charged. under the
direction OF the President OF the republic draw up pro-
jects oil law and regulations OF public administration. and
to obviate the difficulties that may arise in matters OF ad
mnisratioR
Art 81 1t maintains, in the name of the government,
The discussion S Of the projects Of law before the Senate
charged 10 speak In The OF the government ap
pointed by the President OF the republic.
Art so. The salary OF each councillor OF State is
25, ,oOOf
Art 53 The ministers have rank. right of sitting, and
a deiberative voice in the Council OF State
Section 7--Ofhe High Court of Justice.
Art 81. A High Court OF Justice Judges without ap-
peal recourse to cessation, all persons who shall be
sent before i accused Of crimes, attempts plots
against the President of the republic and against the in
ternal and external safety OF the State II be
vened but in virtue OF decree OF the President OF the
republic.
Art 55. Senatus Consulum shall determine the or
ganization of that High Court.
Section s.-Gensrat and Iranstory Provisions.
Art &C. The provisions of the codes, rules and regu-
laons now existing which not opposed 10 The pres
ent constitution, remain in yigor until they be legally alb
rogated.
Art 81. A law shall determine the municipal organiza-
ton The mayor shall be named by the executive pow
err and need not be member OF the municipal council
Art So. The present constitution shall be in vigor to
the date from the day when the great powers OF the State
organized by il shall be constituted The DEGREES issued
by the President OF the republic, 10 the I'd
OF December 10 the present PERIOD shall have all the force
of law.
Done at the Palace OF the Tueries, the lith Of Janu
ary, 1852
LOUIS NAPOLEON BONAPARTE
Seen aud signed with the great seal:
The keeper of the seals,
f. ROIJHER
The daily union., 1852-02-10
ornOE o. cdsxl..Ioys. Q, PyslLo pullpIro.,

orrior CdsStssiosrs PupIro Burrp1sos,
WASHINGTON, February 8, $50
PROPOSALS will be received st this Once until
three O'Clock m Thursday the ost for furnishing
io
rresdnt House, other public build
ings and grounds b. ordered be lighted.
PERSONS offering win material they
70 make the and price per thousand feet which they
-. WIN EAsBY,
febf-2aw5w Commissioner OF Public Ruldngs.
The daily union., 1852-02-10

ZINE WATCHES and JeveIry.-A assortment,
bracing London Liverpool and Geneva Watches OF
finest and celebrated makers.
Diamond work, including finger cuff
pins. emernld pearls bies, ganets &c, richly fine gold
jewery
variety Of bracelets pins rings guard, fob chains
chatelaines keys SEALS charms &C. for
chased esewhereb by
CHAUNCEy WARMER
Pennsylvania avenue, the
National Hotel building.
Cbonomete duplex lever repeating musical
repaired
Jan
The daily union., 1852-02-10

CARDhe attention Of the public respectfully requested
n stock Of rich cabinet French
and tea service mantel vases, glass plated
double and single hair
Of useful household furniture all which
from the beet manufactures expressly for the city trade,
and will be sod exceedingly for liberal credit for
satisfactory paper.
DYER MCGUIRE,
Septl6-d Auauoneers,
The daily union., 1852-02-10
Report to the President Of the Republic.

M. LIE PRESIDENT In virtue OF the ordinance of the
25th of December 1897. the officers authorized pro-
coed abroad lose all right to their pay
Considering the special position OF Gen. Changarner,
de LaoreeTe, Bedeau. and Leno removed pro tenpor.
from the French territory. in virtue Of the decree OF the
9th instant have the honor 10 propose you decide
that those general officers shall receive as matter OF ex
cepon, from the I'd OF December last the pay of dspon
sibLe OF their ranks, in the countries assigned to them,
or which they may have chosen for their residence.
The payment shall be effected into the hands of the
persons furnished with their powers of attorney
The Minister of War, A. DE ST ARNAUD
Approved; the President of the Republic,
LOUIS NAPOLEON
PARIS, January IA, 1852
The daily union., 1852-02-10
w mu, nanno,Sn nc "v % -. ,ors ~ nuvsIh ny Sswssn

WHTTEHURST"S and extensive Gallery or Pre-
MUM Daguecopes, the store of Duva Bro between
Az and 9th Streets Pennsyvana avenue.
This galary Others being built
the second oor and arranged for this
of the largest skyghs in this country and the
finest Baltimore facility
for copying paintings dagueeoypes not having It's superior In
world, where obtained beautiful and highly finished
daguerreope all weather. though cloudy preferable
for children. Post moriem promptly attended 10.
Awarded Maryland
tuie, and premium the late Fair New York.
iERIRsNo 2O5 Baltimore Bamore BAT Broadway,
New York Pennsylvania Washington, d. c.; n Main
street. Richmond, Virginia Lynchburg Virginia Norfolk Vir-
gnia and Petersburg, Virginia.
These galleries free the public all hours Of the day.
j. ii. WHTTEHURST.
Dec. l2-d3m Sole proprietor.
The daily union., 1852-02-10

ODD FELLOWS HALL, seventh street.-Buns Seven
Mile Mirror Of thousand miles the Lakes, the
Niagara Lawrence, Saguenay rve will Monday
February 9th, for short season only.
This executed drawings taken
the 100000 interesting objects and ocaies 200
cities and villages 100 900 buildings 300 steamboats, ships and
other vessels.
Mr. r. Howard will preside the organ and panofone at
intervals.
Hand book TO the mirror l2x
Every evening, except Sunday.
Doors mt 6l-miTror moves AT "a O'Clock.
Admtance 25 cents Children half price,
Day exhibitions Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
O'Clock. Feb6-du
The daily union., 1852-02-10

UANKING-HOUSE OF g. w. PAlRO.--WILLIAM
NOURSE this becomes in the Banking and Ex
House C. W.
ducted In the OF Pairo d Nourse.
JAsuARY l6, is52.
The Banking house Of PAIRo NOURsE is open for
business the northwest Collections
made and time bills purchased all the principal cities Of
the Union.
Land purchased sold.
cent paid depostes when m for thirty days
longer.
Land
l7-dlm
The daily union., 1852-02-10

GENERAL THINGs.-We have fully determined o reduce
~ stock Of the several things
Ladies' black and eoored silk velve with coored silk
vevets.
Ladies wishing dresses now is the time
purchase.
Long al-woo shawls.
Blankets OF the fine and medium kinds,
White hapnes, and fpe
Particular bargains will be offered n the above
French and English merinoes, all
OF which decided bargains will be offered.
We offer large and
meres and vestngs, prices reduced.
We also include priced
A large lot or printed druggetis for noorcIoths
All kinds Of mourning goods constantly n hand.
Genuemens under shirts and drawers, kinds.
full supply OF table diapers, damasks toweings.
Also, all other articles in line usually found ordered
dry goods house.
We daily expecting money few bills that remain
unpaid, and long due
Terms cash. unless arranged contrary.
Good articles low prices, and fair dealing be relied all
PERRY A. BROTHER,
Feb 5-l0teof Oppos lie Centr Market
The daily union., 1852-02-10

GALES that made.-We have n store follow
- ing which Sold spring
stock:
100 pieces silk, various styles
$50 do mousseline de aine all grades very nice
for l2k
IS do fine cashmeres
20 do nsxnoes, all good
30 do rMAmatra Cloths all colors and grades
65 do white, red, yellow hanneis
100 do dark cassimeros all grades
10 do overcoatings
30 do black and coored French cloths
200 do dark
l55 pairs blankets all grades which especial attention
invited
leo dozen ladies' genemen's gloves, Alexandra
make
rs do ladies' winter hosiery, all grades
30 do gentlemen's hosiery
30 do do under and drawers
Is ladies' unaervests
With great variety styles genemens
and carpets, rugs, oil cloths, sc.
YERBY MILLER,
Jan T-lmoitf Penn. av, between
l1nLl
The daily union., 1852-02-10

CUPERIOR CHAMPAGNE WINE.-Landing this day
~ from schooner Csaro--
rs baskets Boxers very superior Champagne wine
75baskets Renauld Hedseck Champagne wine,
GEO. < THos. PARKER & CO.,
Jan 6-TuWS-4wif Opposite Browns Hotel
The daily union., 1852-02-10
FRED. TATR.l
FIRED. TATE & BROTHEl

TATRl lWiLlIAm iAh'
FIRED. TATE Il BROTHER,
(Lats of HuntspiiIe, alabama0
ATTORNEYS couNsELLoRs LAW, ORANGE, FAYRTTE
COUNTY, TEXAS,
WILL give their attention business inled TO them
w in Fayette and the adjoining counties.
NJ b. Particular attention paid land claims and collections
Jan l6-d3m
The daily union., 1852-02-10
PETITIONS, Rro., uNpKR ruE RULE

BY Mr. BURROWS The memorial of H. Hibbard
and others, citizens OF tho State Of New York.
ting against extension of O. A. McCormcks patent
Icapng machine.
BY Mr. BARREREt Three several petitions, numerously
signed by citizens Of Cermont county, Ohio praying for
the establishment Of an Agricultural Bureau which were
referred to the Committee on Agriculture.
BY Mr.. RIDDLES memorial of one thousand three
hundred citizens OF the State of Delaware praying for an
appropriation build custom house the eli OF vii.
miDgton, referred TO the Committee ON Commerce.
BY Mr. CLARK Ths memorial Of 1873 citizens of the
In the State Of Iowa. asking for Increased mail facilities
said counties; aIso memorial asking Congress to devise
and put In requision efectual Tor the
protection Of caiqrsn and travellers the overland
from the Missouri river to California
by Mr. HENNt The petition OF Isaac @. Wilson and
NJ Others czens OF Poweshek county. Iowa. asking for
mailroute from Fairfield, via sser, Sgourney, and
Indianapolis, 10 Montezuma.
BY Mr. CHANDLER The memorial OF the Board OF
Trade Of Phiadeiphts, relative branch in New
York sl,o the memorial OF Mary r. Surly Of Phla-
depha, askng for pension account of the services
and suHerngs OF her husband in the employment OF the
United Sates also proceedings OF the Agricultural So
cieiy OF Pennsylvania relative the essbsbment of an
agricultural bureau by the United States.
BY Mr. GAYLORD The memorial of. W Shry and
j. Sheser assistant msrhals OF Ohio, asking compen.a
for services rendered under tho for taking the
seventh censusi referred.
BY Mr.. DISNEY The memorial Of certain merchants
Of Philadelphia asking Congress improve the navigation
tho falls Of the Obioi referred 10 the Committee
Roads end Csnsls.
By Mr. HARRIS, Of Alabama The memorial Of John
Hardy nd other cizens OF Wemmpk habsmp pra ying
re,f Tor Nathaniel w Horton
Nv Mr. CTINGMAN The memorial OF Captain Charles
Wilkes relative the search Sir John Franklin
ieued to the Committee ON Naval Affairs
The daily union., 1852-02-10

do super American olcloth from eighteen
wide
as do lowprced American olcio,h from
wide
10 do Cocoa matngs, for basement, sc.
Also, constantly hand full every OF i'm
ported and American carpetina, such as
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels English Brussels
imperial three ply and ingram, fine ingram,
priced hemp, and cotton both striped and plaid together
with other article in line for house furnishing which
prepared and fully determined offer upon good
dealers in this county,
pl6-u p H. HOOE h co.
The daily union., 1852-02-10

Feb b7oaw3w
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-09-01
TRY AGAIN.

ID. CORBErT takes leave to return his sin
H. cere thanks to those gentlemen who SO gen
erously patronized him duridg the last year,
and begs to add that he will endeevor to de-
serve continuation of that support he has so
very little claim to.
Some party finding the subscriber in the way
has not only made misrepresentation, but has
also interfered with his customers to put an
end to which, it is only necessary to remark
that the frs fine set of harness and the first
spring-bar saddle made in this city were made
BY him. He takes this opportunity Of deny
ing that there is any workmanship in quilted
Saddles, (the s;itehing) the only part worth
looking Mt being in every case, done by lady.
The subscribers stock is fashionable and
complete, aud his prices low, for example, q
set of good Buggy Harness for $l2.
Yazoo City, June 1e, 1852. .--Iv,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-09-01
Building Notice.

SEALED proposals will be received BY the
~ Committee appointed fol building Mason
in Hall and Church in the Town of Satartia, un-
til the hout of 10 O'Clock on Tuesday the 9th
day of July 1852 The size of the building will
be 40 feet long. by "a wide, and about 80 feet
high, but more minute description may be seen
by a reference to plan of the building with the
specifications, left in the possession of Henry
Douglas, Esq, in Satartia. Bids are preferred BY
the committee, proposing to build the same eth
er of brick or wood, and setting forth bid upon
each, separately according to the plan and spe-
clfications.
The undertaken will be required to give bond
with good security to the satisfaction of the
committee, that the work shall be executed in a
faithful manner, and in reasonable time.
D. Ill. MILES, Chairman
of the Building Committee,
July z, 1852 -35-3w.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-09-01
Notice.

IRY virtue of a decree of the Probate Court of
~ Holmes county, May term, made to mel
viii expose to public sale at the court house door
in Yazoo city and county of Yazoo, on Satur-
day the Dist day of August, 1882, all The lands
belonging to the estate of John Cotton, deceas-
ed Said lands lie as follows: North west
quarter and west-half northeast quarter, Sec
ton 2 Township Is, Range l west-east-halfo of
southwest quarter, Section 80, township IA,
Range / west. in Holmes county The follow
ing lands in Yazoo county: East-half southeast
quarter, Section 9. west-half northwest quarter
Section l5 east-haf northeast quarter, east hall
south east quarter Section 81, southwest quar-
ter and west half northwest quarter, Section o.
east-half northwest quarter, Section 81, all in
Township IL. Range l west-East-half north
west quarter, west-half northeast quarter. Sec
ton 6, Township y, Range | east. Said lands
will be sold on a credit of twelve month, bond
with approved security will be required of The
purchaser. +. BURKHEAD. Admir-.
July IA, 1882 Sc 3w
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-09-01
I. ID. Cd. y.

"ANCHESTER Lodge No. 81, mects eve,
IVA ry Thursday evening at o'clock p. NJ
at the Odds Fellows Hall.
Wa. s. WR1GHT, n. Gas H. BELL, v. G..
w. S. ErrERsoN, Sec'y.-JAs. THARp, Treas.
Q. w. HENDERSON, Per. Sec'ry.
NTfTHCAH Encampment Of Patriarchs No.
1FA 10, meets the second and fourth Tuesdays
I'm each month, ut s o'clock, 2. nj.
THos MErzLER, G. PHI HOLMES, S. w.
WIN. WYMAN, H. PAS. II. BELL, J. VI.
III. A. NUNNALLY, TT. J. MELTON, Scribe.
Yazoo City, august Is, 1852.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-09-01
tr Yazoo Whig please copy
FThe State OF mississippi.
MIDDLE DISTRICT, CHANCERY COURT
OF SAID STATE.

MIDDLE DISTRICT, CHANCER1 COOKi
OF SAID STATE.
AT office RU!es-Aegust C3rd lIonaay) l6Ae
dag, 1852.
Edward Berry etal1 UPON opening. com
T. J. Pearson, ct al plaint, and it appearing
by the affidavit of Edward Berry, that the
heirs of Samuel Sprowls deceased, parties de-
PENDANTS to said bill, unknown to the com
pllinants, so that they cannot be brought into
court by the ordinary process thereof There
fore t is ordered, that said defendants enter
their appearance herein before the first
day Of the next term of this court, to be holden
at the court house of NaZoe county. at YaZoo
city, on the first Monday after the fourth Mon
day in September next ensuing, and plead,
answer or demur to the comPlainants bill, 9th
crwise the several allegations thereof will be
taken for confessed by them, set for hearing
exparte, and the matters thereof decreed ac-
cordinrly.
1t is further ordered that a copy of this or
der be published in the Yazoo Democrat,
weekly newspaper, published in Yazoo city,
once q week for one month
J. NJ. .HOLLINGSWORTH, elk,
Aug. Is, 2S52-4I-5w-pr. fee 50 IS.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-09-01
N EW CONCERN.

gEVHE subscriber having recently purchased
Z The entire stock of NunnallY & Co. cons
sisting Of every variety Of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods, ready made Clothing, Hats Caps, Boots
and Shoes, Sadlerys Hardware, Crockery and
Glass Ware, besides many other articles too
tedious to enumerate, respectfully invites the
to give hima call. lie pledges himself TO sell
as low as any house in the city for cash, or 10
punctual customers on TIC usual credit.
n. w. H0BS3N.
Sign Of the Golden Eagle, Main st.
p. S. The ladies particularly requested to
call, as they will find his stock of Dress Goods,
Millinery &c, equal not superior to amy in the
city. Ljuly 2l-tfl
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-09-01

THE Board of Overseers of the poor for fa-
Il zoo county, hereby give notice 10 all indI-
gent persons claiming assistance from them that
the said ovcrseers will meet a the Court House
in Yazoo city. on the first Monday in october
next, to receive and hear all claims for assls-
tance, and desire tha all persons Interested
will on that day appear in person or by thef
agent, to represent such claims.
They are further requested in tho mean time,
to report in person or by letter, their circum-
stances, condition and wants, 70 Rev. K. Mcln-
uis, Rev. J. w. Purvis or to James J. B. White.
JAMES ]. B. WHITE,
President Board Oyersecrs.
August Is, lS52.-40
o. Yazoo Wing please copy