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$OOO OOO BOURBON, FAY.


and CITY OF NASHVILLE tKeufucky) BONDS
Messs Gilbert Johnson Insurance Buildng wiliaui-st
oer nor sale Two Hundred Thousand Dollars OF the SIX per
Cent Bonds of the above Counties and City with interest
coupons payable smianuuaIy, in the City OF NewYork
The Bonds are for 1000 each the principal reibursaole
These Bonds issued the Maysve and Lexington
Railroad Company IN payment OF stuck snscnp,;ls 70 tat
vote of the people unanimously in the City OF Maysyle,
and by heavy majorities IN the Counties
The Road to winch the Bonds are issued is sxtyeight
miles long and connects the Cities of Maysvle the OHIO
River aud Lexington in Fayette County The estimated
eest Of tse work g. iooc and the stock Subscriptions
The COUNTIES Of Bourbon Fayette and Mason are all pop
uous and wealthy The soil is unsurpassed in fertility any
country and the population is intelligent industrious and
substantial The Auditors Report for 1851 exhibits tho fol-
lowing statistics Of wealth and population:
Bourbo, iaA sI a II9 3ss f0prIs n9
fayette .................... lLiSlS5 25lR
Mas0n.. Si5ibtS NSSS
The above Counties entirely Of debt excepting for
their recent Railroad subscriptions amounting 81 2O
City of Msysville has population Of about 5000 and tax
able property TO the of $1,000 0O0 IL Is the point
the Ohio River in the County Of Mason Of reinstatement
for the whole northeastern section OF Kentucky OF mer
chandse and produce going inward and outwardand under
the influence Of the system Of roads convergng upon IL
and forming connections with all the rich central regions of
Kentucky, ana with the principal hines Of Railway running
south and north the city must rapidly in business pop
but has means to the amount Of s7so and revenue Of
$cco exclusive Of the tax for Railroad purposes This in
by the Assessors books which does not give more than two
thirds OF the actual value.
The constonay Of the issue of these Bonds has been
affirmed by the Circuit Court and Court of Appeals Of the
Of Kentucky which forever settles that question The
Court OF Appeals decided that their collection be
forced by of mandamus and the individual property of
every citizen subjected to the payment
The Kentucky members Of Congress certify to the perfect
security of these Bonds and Mr. Clay adds his testimony to
their value. He says:
"These three Counties the richest believe;
excluding Jefferson they the three richest in that State
The Bonds executed under the authority of the Less
re and power grant that authority has been recently
affirmed by the highest judicial tribunal Kentucky.
terrain doubt that the principal and interested the Bonds
respectively will be punctually paid as tsy become due
Bonds that if my property al converted into them,
should feel perfectly
"H. CLAY"
full printed exhibit may be had at the Office of the
designed.
These Bonds offer of the best perfectly safe Of
investment now before the public.
GILBERT A. JOHNSON. Insurance Buildings Wilam-st
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EURTHER EVIDENCE of the great

FURTHER EVIDENCE of the great
virtue of DIR. HOOFLANDS CELEBRATED GER
MAN BITTERS, prepared by DR.. c. NJ JACKSON, No.
100 Archst, Philadelphia.
SCOTS Weekly said August 25: DR. Hoofand's German
Bers manufactured by DR. Jackson now recommended
by Of the most prominent members OF the Faculty. a.
an article of much efficacy in of female weakness As
such is the would advise all mothers to obtain bot
tie and thus themselves much sickness Persons of de-
biated constitutions will find these Bers advantageous to
health know from experience the salutary effect they
have upon weak systems"
The DAILY Sun says q is of the best medicines of
the age for Jaundce and Liver Complaint"
NedPs Gazette says: DR.. HoOHands German Bitters we
know to be an excellent article fulfilling In every respect
what is claimed for il by the advertiser
The Ercning Bulletin says The celebrated German Bit
tiers said to be invaluable remedy for Jaundce Dys
pepsia and Nervous Complaints"
The Daily Necs July "a, says: "A MEDIcINE-We speak
of Dr. Hooands German Btter when say 1t ia bless
ing of this and in diseases of the hillary digestive and
systems it has not think equal II Is yege-
table preparation and made without alcohol and to all in
valids should recommend it worthy OF their conf
dence"
The Dispdch says -" As medicine for Liver Complaint
Jaundice Nervous Debility and Dyspepsia it has been found
invaluable ehecng cures and thoroughly Graduating dis
ease when ali other medicines have failed"
sale respectable dealers throughout the country
Wholesale and retail by A. b. D.SANDS Fulton andWil
liam sts- and c. H. RING, No. 1872 Broadway, WORK.
Mrs. NJ. HAYES, Brooklyn WIN. II. PIERCE, Port
Chester.
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GOLD MINING in CALIFORNIA

GOLD MINING in CALIFORNIA
VI The Books Of the MANHATTAN QUARTZ MIN
ING COMPANY are open for the sale of Stock at the Com
panys Office, No: NS Broadway, New-iork City Capital
(l50, 600; shares 500 each.
This Company Is located in Grass Valley California 1t
has rich and extensive claims, and is manufacturing the
he avest and most extensive machinery shipped to Cal
ifoa The President and of the Trustees have been
practically engaged in Quartz Mining.
full account of this Company may be found in The Daily
Tribune of March g. Persons wishing pamphlets giving
of Quartz Mining in general and of this Company
III particular have them by applying at the Companys
John A COLLINS No 208 Broadway New-York City.
JOHN A. COLLINS, President.
HORACE GREELEY Secretary and Treasurer.
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SO0 LAND WARRANTS WANTED
sJUO-Of the Florida aud 1919 Wars ard also OF the
Mexican War for which the hizhest cash prce VIII DC paa
also Illinois Patents Of the War OF i5l2 by u IT, sho-
FFLDT No 5 Nassau-st doors from Walst- nssenent-
r AND WARRANTS issued under the
- Ia" u i'''' Il ". CLARK. DODGE K CO.
Corner Wall and William ss
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Me0ieal.

Another Scientific Wonder
GREAT CURE for DYSPEPSIA
NJ Dr.. HOUGHTON,s PEPsIN-The true DIGEST
I'VE FLUID, or GASTRIC JUICE prepared from Rem
net the fourth Stomach of the Ok after directions of
Baron Liebig the great Physiological Chemist by J. 8.
HOUGHTON, NJ. D. Philadelphia, Pa. This truly
derul remedy for Indigestion Dyspepsia Jamdce, Liver
Complaint Constipation and Debility curing after Natures
method by Natures agent the Gastric Juice Half
easpoonful of Pepsn infused water, will digest dis
solve five pounds of beef in about hours out of the
stomach
Scientific Fyidence-Baron Lebg in his celebrated work
on Animal Chemistry says An Artificial Digestive Fluid,
analogous Gastric Juice may be readily prepared from the
mucuous membrane of the stomach OF the Ok which va
articles Of food and will be sotened chang
ed and dgested just in the manner they would be
in the human stomach"
Call on the Agent and get descriptive Circular gratis
giving large of scientific evidence, similar TO the
above together with reports of remarkable from all
parts Of the United States To be had wholesale and RETAIL
at No. 267 Broadway.
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Copartnersbip.

NOTICE.-The Copartnership between
IN FREDERICK G. RICHARDSON and DAVID
WOODS is dissolved by mutual consent from this date
r. g. RICHARDSON will continue the business and
settle all claims and accounts at No LOT JohnsMach 80
1882 -......... IN.
VID WOODS CO. being transferred TO them, ceases by
mutual consent from this The business will be conn-
ued as heretofore, by DAWN WOODS and JOdN NC
MCRRAY-March 81, 1852
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DANK DEPARTMENT, STATE of
Id NEW-YORK-ALBANY, April 7, l852-The BANK OF
CAYUGA LAKE has this day filed IN this ofce notce OF
the APPOINTMENT of AMASA s. FOSTER, Of the City OF
New as agent for the redemption OF It's circulating
notes. together with revocation OF the appointment OF
Washburn Co.. of Albany such agents agreeable TO the
act entitled An act to the several acts relating 20
Incorporated Banks Banking Associations and Individual
Bankers" passed April II, 1851 ,,, ,
DANIEL B. ST. JOHN, Superintendent
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NEW ENGLAND LIVE STOCK IN
IN SURANCE COMPANY, New Hayen-Capita, "a "a
600 with mower TO increase to 800 OO0Oice No. isWs
a-Ths Company insure Live Stock, such as horses catte
&C. &c. from death occasoned either from natural causes
or accident or disease of any description Whatever
DIRECTORS.
Thomas Kendrick, J. Lewis Taylor, Alfred Edwards
John Saxton VIM. w. Kendnck Nathaniel Thurbee,
r. n. Trowbndge. .
THOMAS KENDRICK, President
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NEw.JERsEY ZINC COMPANY,

NEW-JERsEY ZINC CoMfAsY,
Transfer Office No. 81 Libery-st>
NOTICE.-An amendment to the cnar-
ter Of the New-Jersey Exploring and Mining 20, nas
essed the Legislature of NewJeey and been ~
the Directo The title, by the act changed To New
Tbs NewJersey Exploring and Mining Company stock
and the stock Of the Sussex Zinc and Copper MINING and
Manufacturing Company VIII be excnanega igl .ae NV .
Office. 'iIs" AZ SSAsNA~'~
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METROPOLITAN BANK. AT an
v election held at the Banking House, Monday the
9Th April the following persons unanimously elected
Directors for the ensuing year.
James Mccall George Roberts John Steward, Jr-
Henry Suydam IT, Horace b. Cafn, Jonah III Ransom,
Wilson G. Hunt Daniel ). Miller Charles H. Booth,
VIM w Stone, Edward @. Faile, A. Robt. Walsh,
Benz b. Sherman Lewis .. Wilson, Thomas Snul,
Henry c. Bowen, Henry L. Pierson.
AT the same time and place. the following persons were
unanimously elected Inspectors of the annual elections
Daniel Parish James Freeland Rufus l.. Lord.
At meeting of Directors held at the Bank Tuesday,
the 9th of April JAMES MCCALL was unanimously re-
elected President for the ensuing year
(Signed,) J. Il. WILLIAMS, CASHIER.
New-York, April 6, 1852.
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beautiful FACE and HAND

DEAUTIFUL FACE and HAND.-
Id The advertiser is in possession of original recipe the
result of experimental tests and particular study whereby
the face and hand may be rendered resh soft and fair
teractng and remedying the disuremens and nconven
fences arising from changes of temperature and various other
ceuses however unpromsng the present condition The
recipe is free from an injurious quality and supplied to lady
gentleman receipt of 81 to any part of the United
States. Address Mrs L. T.. YATES, Rochester, N. Y
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MESSRS. CARLETON & co. having
lvH this day sold their entire partnership estate and
sets to ABRAHAM r. FROTHINGHAM the business
win hereafter be conducted by him. and all debts due or ow-
ing to Carleton Co. are to be paid to hm0New York
Feb. ls 1852 IN ,CAhLElVO!N ";
solved by mutual cousent-New York, Feb 10, 1852
CHARLES G. CARLETON,
CHARLES CROSBY,
HENRY j. SEAMAN,
(Copy.l ROBERT CHARLES.
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DANK DEPARTMENT, STATE Of
ID NEW-YORK-ALsANy,A April S 1s525The n. );
MINERS BANK OF UTICA tFredonial has nis GAY ntsd
NSON ESQ Of the City Of NewYork Agent for the 70
dempon of It's circulating notes together with
nj the appoinent of Drew Robinson Co.. OF the same
ty as such agents agreeable the act entitled An act 70
.uepd the several acts relating Incorporated ban bsnz
ms assocatiops and Individual Bankers passed Apni H.
1851. DANIEL b. ST. JOHN. superintendent
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DIANO-FORTES and MELODEONS

Il FOR SALE-Persons about purchasing Pianos or Me-
Ndsons are invited to call at BENNETT 4 co.'s Ware
No i52 Futon-st second hoor feast side Of Broad
wa) where they will find assortment of the modern style
Of rosewood Piano Fortes and Melodeons Every iusru
nen warranted for years, and when doubts are
pressed to the quality the payment may be withheld until
such doubts removed Old Pianos received in part pay
men for New and second-han Pianos 10 let.
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A STROLOGY.-Dr. THOMAS WILL

Ia SON be consulted at his formef resl1sies ~ III.
Blocme-st N Y, where pains VIII 90 want s,;...
n.r. ,c fIrrh tie most correct information On all
connected with chs life. ffe-LAaes, :" GEMS oe'.s
mr. a. I.l..e Of ti.ta required
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BOARDING SCHOOL for YOUNG

XCELSIOR.-Parents wishing to flnd
IA m Institution in which good order Is mainIainea oy
Kindness rapid secured by thoronen
rctiop will be pleased and served a. the Commercial
- SOLOMON JENNER, Principal.
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and Boston Railroad

RONDS.-Troy and Boston Railroad
ID Company 7 per cent due 1861.
Conoocook Valley Railroad Co. per cent, due 1861.
Western Vermont Railroad Co per cent, due 90 10 To-
Vermont Valley Railroad Co. 7 per cent due 1860.
Mansfield and Sandusky Railroad Co. per cent due 1860
Elyria Town, Loran Co, per cent, due 1865
Huron Town, Erie Co, 7per cent, due 1860
Sandusky City. Enc Co, per cent, due 1863
City of Columbus, Georgia per cent, due 1883
Muscogee Railroad Co.. Georgia 7per cent due is6S
Peora and Oquamka Railroad CO. per cent due 1861
Fayette Co., Kentucky, ndorsed- 8,
Coyington and Lexington Railroad Co. per cent due
1881 For sale by SIMEON DRAPER, No 10 Finest
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NSIoN SQUARE FEMALE

SEMINARY in POSshkeep%sfs ,t SsTsSrh Nav Tns
safS viii cali on any gentlemen who wish to enter
ladies fer the term who win address their cards TO
-. " .si w r. GIBBONS NJ. d., Principal.
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professional Notices.
COPYING, COPYING, COpYING.-

NAE MAGGl, No, Nsssau-st- assisted by exner,.
eopys's undertake to copy articles Of Asso,ist;on
ss.S Ae- &c, With Esaness, accuracy and dsrarh A.
EaS a's sent out-process seved, aud affidavit made
etnes, references given.
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,..;,ps within days nde Of the city, II desirods
lJnan 80, h;s family two OF three young ladies' VINO
1stnsh N lie branches Of thorough English edaes
~ with music on the PlanoFore Terms memo
~ \. ,spsnes sIsc per year Address Rev b. T. - III
lf,ce
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NOTTCE.-OCEAN BANK.-The An
nua Election for Directors of this Bank and three
Inspectors for the Election will be held at the Bank.
ing House on TUESDAY, April H. Polls open from IL
A. M. till | p. NJ J. s. GlbbONS Cashier
TRYING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
No 279 Greenwichst-Ths Institution Organized under
an Act of the Legislature of the State of Is now
opened daily No. 20 Greenwichst, between Chambers
and Warren-sts, from to o'clock IN the afternoon 4,
Interest per cent per annum will be allowed on all
sums not exceeding $500.
This Institution to minors and to females married
or unmarried the full and exclusive right to all moneys IN
vested therein in their names.
OFFICERS.
CALEB 8. WOODRUFF, President. (
VANDERBILT L. BUXTON, LIST Vice-Preddent.
WILLIAM NJ. PULLS I'd Vice-President
JOHN THOMSON, Treasurer
DANIEL V. II. BERTHoLF, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
c. s. Woodruff, Reuben r. Wood, Charles Jenkins,
Henry r. Conklin Henry l. Hart, George III. Bell,
William Radford, T.. Tilden Blodgett, David Morrison
Abram Wakeman Mason Thomson, Edmund Griffin,
Alex H. Schultz, Thomas Carnly, VIM Fasg
v H. Buxton VIM NJ Pulls Abrm Frazee
David b. Moses, Alex Mckenzie, Horatio N. Ferris,
VIM. s. Gregory, Warren Chapman, Rchd f. Carinan,
John Anderson, Henry j. Alen John Romer.
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NEW NO-FORTE WARERoOMS

IN LINCOLN THOMPSON, formerly at the
Mrssoons OF T. Gilbert Co.. have opened rooms al No.
81 broadway where may he found complete assortment
Of new and secondhand Pianos for sale the
sonahle terms Also Pianos to let We shall be happy
friends above and invite the residents OF this city
and vicinity to call and examine stock of superior instr
nenk. A. b. LINCOLN,
A. 4. THOMPSON
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CLOTHING and TAILORING.-CON
" WAY, No 143 Futon-st, Broadway, has splen-
did stock of Coats Vests Pants Shirts silk Hdks Gloves
or from best French English cloths,
cassmere and vesngs embracing everything fashionable and
desirable Buying every article tor cash and employing none
but the workmen enables this house TO solicit inspection
and defy competition, either 10 fit make, STYLE or price
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- -
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-18
Trustees sale.

RY virtue of the provisions of a Deed ofTrust
h1executed by John NJ. Gregg Julia Gregg
William Garrison and Elizabeth Garrison on
the 29th day of January, A. d., 1850, to me
as Trustee. for the purpose of securing
to Claibone Bowman the payment of cer-
tain debts therein mentioned and which has
been duly recorded in the Probate office of va
zoo county in Book of Records G. pages 239,
240 and 24l--I win proceed to sell at public
sale to highest bidder for cash at tile door of the
old Court House in Benton, on Saturday, 7th
day of August A. ID. 1882, an undivided moiety
of the following described lands situated in
Holmes county, near the line between that and
Yazoo counties, TO wit: the whole of Section
%, Township l3, and Range | East--the north
half and southwest quarter, and the west half OF
south east quarter of Section 23-and east-half
of northeast quarter of Section u in Township
i3, Range east containing 1888 23l00 acres.
also the entire interest in the following described
lands situated in Yazoo county, to wit: south
east quarter of Section 12 in Township q
Range west-the west-haH southwest quarter
and the west half of northwest quarter of Sec
ton Z, in Township II, Range | West. Act
ing Trustee, | will convey such title as is ves-
ted IN me under said Deed of Trust
EDWARD BOWMAN.
July7, 1852. .-35. Trustee
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-18
DE IT'S TR ".

THE Co-partnership heretofore existing be
l. tween Drs. ]. II. ANDREWS & H. LAURENCE,
is this dav dissolved BY mutual consent.
DR.. J. III. Andrews having relinquished the
practice of dentistry in this and the adjoining
counties, feels great pleasure in recommend
ing his former partner, DR.. Fl. Laurence, as
one eminently qualified in his profession, and
whose operations are unsurpassed by any 9TH
er Dentist he has met with in the South. He
refers also to few of the residents of Yazoo
City for whom he has had the pleasure of do
ing work.
REFERENCES.
Drs. Leake & Barnett, d. A. James, NJ. D.
H. B. Kidd, NJ. D. Rev. ]. Z. West,
J. Fl. Lawrence, Esq, r. K. Pickett, Esq.
P. B. Pope, Esq, J. v. Caldwell Esq.
A. Patterson, Esq.
Dr. III. Laurence has associated with him his
brother, DR.. w. ]. Laurence, who will prac-
9ice with him in this and the adjoining coun-
ties They are prepared with every essential
for the perfection of their various dental OPP
erations, which shall be performed in the most
artistic and durable manner. Their charges
will be as moderate as the quality of their work
will allow. All operations warranted, and to
be paid for as soon as finished, urless other
arrangements are previously made.
Terms for opera ions can be consulted at
their office on Main Street, nearly opposite
Winn's Hotel, where one will be in constant
attendance.
Yazoo City, May 26, 1852.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-18
PROTECTION AGAINST Loss.
DIR TOR is

b. NJ BRADFoED, j. SrRoges WYATT Mo1E
w. H. SAUNDERS, s. L. PAINE, j. MCMILLAN
w. M. HAMPTON, NJ J. WIcKs, T. VI. Rooms.
STEPHEN ADAMS, JSo. y. SALE, S. r GArEs.
.James Carlts g, Sec y. ~. Bradford Pres.
EEHHIS Company completed its first fiscal
Il year on thef first Of June last. The Direc-
tory are gratifed in heug enabled TO state
that the Office has sieadily advanced in Jusi-
ness and popularity, and has most satisfactorily
answered all The objects of it's creation, wiih-
out resorfing 10 those meonsusually adopted for
becoming known TO the public, lt has otor-
ded protection al home 10 our Merchants and
Planters, paid promptly all lis LOSSES, nnd re-
turned fair reward TO the stockholders for
their capital.
The liberal terms Of Insurance offered by
this office viii procure for it a decided prefer
epce by all who will investigate them. Tho
Office allows ttetU u preHtiaH Of ten per cent
20 ali persons lnsuring with them, and iu caso
Of losses on the seas or rivers, each package
Of goods is subject 10 its own average. the
whole invoice Is not required TO be produced
for average. For the perfect security Of those
who may sustain loss in this office, the Com
pany have deposited with their agents, James
E. Saunders a. Son, Of Mobile, and John Nc
Mahon, Of New Orleans, funds amply sufficient
meet all probable contingencies
The Company is now prepared TO issue
Policies on the tires Of lChtte persons and s0Ues.
Ih branch Of Insurance materiallydiiiers from
ordinary1nsuranco, for while risks against fire
or water may or may Hot result in loss 90 the
insurer, or the loss may be total or partial,
life must sooner or later cease to exist, and the
lghoie loss must be paid. This kind Of Insu-
rance is not founded on speculation, but its
princip pies are based upon sound mathematical
calculations, which have been tested for a long
series Of years, both in this Country and Ia
Europe aud admit of 10 variation. Its utility
and advantages 10 almost all classes Of persons,
in securing families from want and dependence
cannot be too strongly enforced upon the mind
7 o mechanics and persons Of moderate means
i. is a great SaUiagS institution, in which by
small annual premium they may mako pro-
vision for the benefit Of their widows and
children when :he hand. that labored for them
lies cold in death. THARP & WOOD.
Yazoo City, June 16, 1852 Agts.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-18
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
YAZOo County.

PROBATE COURT-JUNE TERM, 1852.
To all persons interested. in the estate
Of Nicholas OReilly, deceased.
" OU are hereby cited to be and appear before
4 the Honorable Probate Court of Yazoo
county at the July Term, 1852, then and there
to show cause if any you can, why the prayer of
a certain petition filed in said -ourt By Clai.
borne Bowman, administrator de bonis non of
Nicholas O'ReiIly, deceased, should not be gram
ted, and he be authorized to compromise certain
claim now in suit against the Benton and Man
chester Rail Road and Banking Company III fa-
vor of his inestate, amounting to 81 ,83l SIS. and
further to do and suffer such things as shall be
considered and ordered by our said Court IN the
premises.
1t is further ordered that publication of this
citation be made in the Yazoo Democrat for the
space of twenty days.
WITNESS. the Honorable George B. Wilkinson,
Judge of the Probate Court of Yazoo County the
4th Monday in June, 1852 and seal Of said
Court Issued the 9Th day of July, A. d. 1882.
JAMES. II. BELL, Clerk.
July 5th 1852-3w