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Notice.

All persons are hereby cautioned not to
trade for, or receive in payment of any
debt, either or both of two Notes given bv
the subscriber to r. J. Price, the one for
two hundred and fifty dollcrs, and the 9th
cr for lwc hundred and ten dollars, as said
Notes given for two separate tracts of land
were to be paid after good and lawful titles
were made TO me by Price, which condi.
tons were put in writing and arc now in
my possession, and which contains the
further understanding that in the event OF
his failing as he has done, to make such
titles he would forfeit the amounts &c.
.n, G.. a. LESSESNE.
April 3. 1853 a7-tf
a. Watchman copy.
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$25 RE,WART).

40 ~ ANAWAY from tho subscriber
%A on the lst day of .une,.,his
-.A1ncgro man DANIEL, aged about %
years. Said cegro isahout ) feet : inches
high, wc,ghs loo or l70 lbs. is Of da-k
complcx!on, aud is badly SCARED OH his
back and arrs, caused hy former severe
treatment. He was purchased two or
three years ago By me- from B. a. James,
living near Blsliopvlle, Sumter District,
SCUM GaroliI;a. mid !lG!t..nnAs be lurkiaic
in that dart OF Tie cousiry:
| will give $40 toanS one who will con-
fine him in any jail lin Nnrlh or South
Carolina, so that get him, or S25 il deliv-
cred 10 me at my rcsiLcHcc at the month
OF Little River, in Richmond county, n. G..
Address the snhscrihgr at Littlc's Mills,
Richmond Co, n. G..
THOMAS w. STEELE.
Iuly I2i', 1853 :}7--tf
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DRY GOODS
IN CHARLESTON, S. c.,
Browning & Leman,

No. 600 and 22H EGfng Corner
OF MARKET STREET,
/ WI offer 10 FAMILIES and PLANT
ElsS visiting Charleston this spring the
CHOICEST STOCK Of FANCY AND
STAPLE DRY GOODS lliat has ever
been offered FOR inspection in this city.
They in'ic an examination and assure
their friends and purchasers generally that
their prices will comrete faro, ably with any
Market IN Ike Uniicd States.
Terms Cash or City acceptance.
BROWNING & LENlAN,
Successors 10
c. Il. l.. KERRIsoN g. Co.
May 10, 1853 2S-tf
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Engraving, &c.

OWING to the difficulty OF coactina
small accounts, the subscriber II 5ulJ in
i9rm i, the public: that while h, is trnlv
thankful for their patronage is comncIj
ea 10 work bcTeai'erJor caSiagS5nly. W.
i,,no, ,.-o CY%N. DAVIS,
''o ~ 4 ieoh 33--tf
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Excoittgf's Notice

i, All persons lsyirlsy demands against the
Estate OF The iate Col. John ]. Moore If If
Sumter D3Giet;;sre requested 10 bona
them IN p'oPeriy attested, to he eubsari.
bers, AMI all those indebtad viii mako
.paytne6t TO the same 81
b. NJ M00fSfl,
VS. $. Moo fE,sSecutors,
n aIafchsI5tl 1853 2ol,f
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Executors Notice,

:, AGl persons indebted tothe Estate az
tte' Nev. James Newbery, deceased. either by3
Note or Account will make Immediate pay.
ment. And those having demands ,1ai,isls
the the saItie VIII render them in PROPERLY AZ. {.
tested dWithin legaliime 20
g, a.. MCCAIN NtyVBER1
SAMUEL. g.
= & q, g., ll.eeGHtorS
e s w slass. E9lt', ,t !. 1923
s3smoDlhs. 4, i t''
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A, ANDERSON,

@nsAas8ER AWD IMAA@1
s,;Istcrviiic, s. g.
Respectfully Informs the people of Sum >aa
ter District ihIi hr has inst receive ana "A
HON, HOW offers for sa!c The best selected and III
sisTsls@ :tssd Summer cS0oels
Tia, cannot be surpassed by anything in his
market tie has received many new STYLES
Whirh purchasers would TO well to examine be-
for. buying elsewhere.
BROADCLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND
ES TT NGS
q i'l and large supply OF Hosiery, Shirts,
Ipraw.srss, G:oyea, suapenaers, Cravaiis, Hand,
k"rcnefs, &c. 5:r.,
- T.Sn ---
y large assortment nr READY MADE CLIO.
THING, which will br snit low
G=p Garments manufactured by the suhscri-
hsr, ana warranted 10 give satisfaction. Or
devs from distance pronipily attended to-
a. ANDERSON.
APfl l2th, 1898 Gift
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Cheap Grocery.

TIE Subscriber having opened gro
ccry underneath The Town Hall, designs
keeping constantly on hand, supply OF
heavy articles, such as
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Flour,
RICE, BUCkWnEAT, MOLASSES,
VINEGAR, BACON. LARD, BUTTER,
CHEESE, MACKEREL. SALT, SOAP,
CANDLES, POTATOES, &c. &c.
III lact little OF almost everything that is
good to cat; all of whcr will be sold low
Tor cash, or in exchange Tor country pro-
ducc. lie pronsis 10 attend To his own
business, and hopes by attending strictly
thereto. to receive a liberal share oi pa
rona.c. J. NJ CHANDLER.
March 18th, 1858 20-lf
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..(gE:.

I'TIA AT 81 IA G r.. "A ND
i l;Hiii l;ii 20 81 NI q Dd a, u b Il
ass tE.s II CUSE situated on Main
-inSumtersille5ahd adieihing Court House;
Square known as CliiNaas HOTEL 3 -. =.
The grounds connected Wislistliesei ih1ili-l
ings are furnished With tpiiiatpbe esiGtips,
wagon and hnrso lois for rthe5f.ccnnnDodtg
lion OF dlovcts. Tie present Pr6priSior
washing 10 o{rcGres from business W3i so
a better opportunity lfFn! this. will never
offer for a protitabjc= investment - I. AZ
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Also for SsaHG,.

A farm consisting ofa5out l5Oacrcs. all
OF which is ina high slate OF cultivation.
On the farm there is a neat cottage and
out buildings, not more than ten minutes
walk from tie Court House. Apply for
terms of both premises 10
]. CHINA,
Sumieryile.
June 29,h, 1853 35-:,f
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Notice..

PEkSONS wishing vcAicklcs of anv
KIND can buy them of H. Dixon, at Sumter
''lle' as cheap rs can be bought in Charles
'o" or ELSEWHERE and warranted to stand.
April l9lh, 1853 !5-;f
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Notice,

r, Al persons having demands against the
::; E:ia'e OF the late Rev Charles p Elliott,
Mil present attcsted statements ,lc.eof f--ani
inent to the Subscriber. -
THOMAS o. ELLIOTT. rs
Administrative.
Charleston S. @.
apr 20 1893. 26 2m
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ENGtN&EH's Orrfc&, VII. q Man. Il. Il
.Iu,Y 10, 1888.

on anl after this date, The Mail and
Passenger igalns Wi! ron daily as loilows:
WEST.
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.fess 4 / q
i "a il StssF lsi
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lfr isee tor pi s. IN snNdg S lst ls5sss
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Hall Road Notice,

~ ;. $50 3. s.35s 81. { e.:
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-06-10
June 10, 49,
RANGERS SALE.

n WILL, as Ranger Of Yazoo county, sell in
front of the Court House door in Yazoo city,
within the hours prescribed by law, for cash,
on Monday, the goth inst. the following stray,
viz:
Taken up BY James M Pickett, grey
Horse; ten years old, near l6 hands high,
snod all round, no marks or brands perceiv-
able; valued 81 $50 90. Also, brown bay
Horse l2 years old, 16 hands high, some
small saddle marks, small star in his force
head ard shod before; valued al $50 90.
Taken up by E, Ray,a red and white pld~
ed Cow and calf the COW marked with
crop of the left ear, three splits and under
half crop in the right; valued at $40 90.
Taken up BY w w. Wiles, light brown
Mule, Is hands high, about Is years old,
heavy limbed and large head appraised at
$50 90. j. "A. STEVENS, Ranger.
Yazoo city, Iune 8. 1858. B8s3t.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-06-10
Fensale Medical C0g5eg
OF Pennsylvania.

FOOhl III ANNUAL DEoC1ONs
WVHE next Course Of Lectures in this In-
~ stitution will commence on Saturday.
October lsl, 1858, and continue FIVE months
t2t weekly closing on the 25th Of February,
1854. FACULTY.
David j, johnson, II. Professor Of Chemis-
try and Toxicol0gy.
Ellwood Harvey. n. D, Professor Of the prin-
eiples and practice Of Medicine.
Hilbern Darlington, ". n, Prof of Surgery.
Ann Preston n p, Professor Of Physiology
Edwin Fussel. n. p, Professor Of Anatomy.
Mark @ Kerr, ii b, Professor o. Maeria
Mediea and General Therapeutics.
Martha II MoWf3. h y, Professor Of 0bslet-
RIGS and Diseases 81 Women and Children.
Almlra u. Fowlef. n p, pemrnfifatof 90 Ans
atomy and ChemisllI
Pslsone wishing further information a. %
terms. feenlations Sc. or desifons 81 receive
ing copies ofthe AnnQuncenenI.ri please
apply. personally a 81 letter. ID ne Dean OF
ihs Faculty nAVfDJJ oHNSoN, "a. b.
go Arch street Philadelphia.
June 10, 1855. 10 1m.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-06-10

~ blowing is the call for the Ponto.
toe Convention which appears in Che North
Miss. ppi papers
.'PoSToroC CONVENTION. Whereas the
Democratic State Convention, that recently
assembled in jackson, has manifested d
spirit Of oppression and tyranny towards is,
and entirely disregarded The viii and wishes
of the Northern Democracy, forcing nomi-
nations upon us that are repugnant to our
feelings and inclinations, and whereas those
acts are but manifestations Of determine
ton to continue to agrees upon rights and
through fraudulent means deprive US entire
" Of our privileges as members Of the dem
ocratic party, therefore on the Fourth Day
of July next, the Democracy of North Mis-
sissippi win assemble in Convention at Pom
totoc, to nominate candidate for the State
atlarge. and also take into consideration the
propriety Of breaking up the entire nomina-
ton Of the Jackson Convention.
The counties Of North Mississippi are earn
es!ly requested to appoint delegates to at
tend said Convention"
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-06-10
ARTRsrAu SpsIses.-We would call III

ARTRsrAu spsIses.-We would cali the
attention of our readers to the advertise
ment of these Springs in another column.
The efficacy of the waters and the pleasant
and rural location, are vel known. to the
public; and the attention of the gentlemanly
and courteous Manager. Mr.. G. Coates, viii
render this watering place a very pleasant
summer retreat.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-06-10

CHISA.-The Emperor Of China seems TO
be much frightened by the chronic insur-
rectiOn which affiicts hisdominions. By the
Cambria we learn that the rebels are threat
ening Shangai, and that in consequence,
the Emperor has offered to open all the ports
Of the Empire to commerce, if the United
States, Great Britain, and France will assist
him to retain his throne.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-06-10
Caution .

r HEREBY forwarn all persons from trad
= ing for note drawn by me in favor Of
M. r. Dillan, for the sum Of seventy dollars
due the let of January next, as | am deter~
mined not to pay the same unless compelled
by law, as the consideration for which it was
given having entirely failed.
&C. MCCORMICK.
June 10, 1859. 48-6t
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-06-10

EgGoy. Foote Of Mississippi is making
speeches through that State to secure his
election to the U. S. Senate. Our readers
will remember that he resigned his seat in
that body to run for Goyernorship of Missis-
sippi, when the present Secretary of War,
Secretary Of Navy, the Judge ofthe Suprem
Court, the Minister TO Spain, the Minister to
Central America, the Minister to Mexico,
and numerous other high functonaries ap-
pointed BY the Pierce administration were
deyoting their days and nights to the work
of destroying the Union.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-06-10
Nnisances-yghar is Expected ofan
Editor.

We are sometimes amused--and again, bur
very rarely annoyed by the many and multifa-
rious duties assigned to u by our friends and
subscribers Indeed we ate supposed by some
to know everything, and to have control and
influence over the entire corporation, its regu-
lations, peace and prosperity. During the last
week we have heard an uncommon number of
complaints Of all kinds Of nuiaances and an
noyances, and been asked to abate them, or at
least to publish them and their authors and
abettofs. We have been oppressed with the
vast responsibility imposed upon US, and feel
Ike old Atlas with the world upon his
shoulders We have eoncluded to state some
of the grievances that our lady friends com.
plain. Of. but wewarn them il anybody's toes
are stepped upons and be shall call for our .asls
thority, we shall give them up. First, then, an
Interesting and amiable friend wishes Us to sur
up the Board Of Police ABOUT repairing audi i'm.
proving the public road between Yazoo City
and Andrews Ferry She says it Is our duty
to do So sad it is the duty of the Board to mind
our sugga tions-of course it Is. Another says
she want to atopthe scavsngefs Of the town
from unloading their carts so near her house.
it Is oiTansire--and we must have ii discon-
tinaea Those whom this matter concerns
take notice. Another.a nervous lady, says, do
Mrs. PreWett, task the City Guard what it is
good for, Il It can't stop the boys from drum-
ming q nigIls waking up peaceabIe ci.izens.
Let the Guard consider the question asked.
Another very retiring lady, who is q ute pref
q and onght not 70 Be ashamed Of herself. says
splease sometime IN your paper. azk the gen
tleaasn down town, il they don't get tired sit
ting 81 tie shady side Of the street, round the
Offices fetaiIag scandal the merchants ought
to petition tie Council q remove them Is &
prevents ladies' ron PONG shOpping Another,
asyeFy deTout woman and wilhaI elaanlg says,
f.do pray Prewets give eartain gentlemen
bibt 6 use the spitoons ii the Methods
aurch. 8 not 70 chew tobacco till after SER
ss Another one who las ID eve to the
pra .siIy q he .buin saTs. ..yoil don't stir 10
81 people hslE enough about tie extension Of
ffs Piaak Road pray do z. 4 e 81 duty mad.
Ali lie above aaplaIpIs Sna adnoni-
have been heard within the last FEW days
sd ne wan Ik1s1 interested 81 them. IS Be-.
81 s.. # shs 6 81 c6ans a6n'y BOX Is
se iAs -.hy-<0s aha look them.
Al
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-06-10
NOfice.

n will on Monday, the 25th day Of July next,
a before the door of the Court House in va
zoo city, lease to the highest bidder for the term
of ninety-nine years, the northeast quarter of
the southwest quarter of Section l6, Township
u, Range 8, East. GEO. B. WILKINSON,
June 10, '63. 48-7t. Probate Judge.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-06-10


GES. JAcKsoN's EPITAPH ON HIS WIFE.-A
lady in the West, says the Richmond Exam
iner, has been kind enough to send US q
copy of Andrew Jackson's epitaph on his
wife. It is known to have been his own
composition, yet although it has been read
by hundreds on her tomb, it has never APP
peared in print before. This singular in
scription reads thus:
Here lies the remains Of Mrs Rachel
jackson, wife of President Jackson, who
died on the 22d Of December. 1928, aged
81. Her face was fair, her person pleasing,
her temper amiable, and her heart kind.
She delighted in relieving the wants Of her
fellow creatures, and cultivated that divine
pleasure. by the most liberal and unpreten-
ding methods. To the poor she was a bene-
factress: TO the rich an expmple; to the
wretched comforter; to the prosperous an
ornament; her pity went hand in hand with
her benevolence; and she thanked her Crea-
tor for being permitted to do good. A be-
ing so gentle, and yet SO virtuous, SANDER
might wound but could not dishonor. Even
death, when he tore her from the arms Of
her husband, could but transplant her to the
bosom Of her God.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-06-10

-
] VITAIITI o. 1IiE Vino r Anr1 We cor
ldially concur With the Baltimore Patriot
when It says: "The Wing party connOt die
whilst constitutional liberty and the free
dom Of legislation lasts. Il belongs to no
man. It's not identified with The success
or failure ofany election. It's founded on
principle; and while there IS Union to be
preserved, law to uphold, right to maintain,
and good IN legislation to be done, the Wing
party call i BY what name you wiIl--can'
never die. II belongs to the peopIe--itis Of
them. and works for them and is, therefore.
/ in no sense, dependant upon the power and
patronage Of the government to give it life.
The maxim that had its origin in the prist-
inc days Of republican governments land
which Through long reyerberations reaches
our own tells us that ''the Wing party
price fliberty is eternal vigilance" 1t was
for this that the Wing party was organized
lit was for this that it has struggled-itis
for this that il must liye-standing as senti-
mel on the watch tower, to guard and pro-
tect the liberty and rights ofthe people, and
touphold theresponsibilities and duties ofthe
government"
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-06-10
GOOD ave.

q :
After this number of our paper, we shall
be absent from cur post for several weeks;
bat those who pay US the compliment to
care for our poor scribbling. viii hesr from
US often from the Worlds Fair. and other
points in the North We take this oppor-
tunity to tell our lady friends that if they
have any special grievances to right we
viii take pleasure in laying their eases be-
fore the Woman's Rights Convention, which
we hope to attend. We consider ourself the
representative from the State at large.
As a long journey is before US, and We
never part even with unpleasant people with
out a
"Sort of unsxpressed concern
we return our thanks to our friends and sub
scribers for their kindness and Iiberality to-
wards US an editor. and also for their many
marks of personal esteem and friendship,
Long and close attentionto business makes
it necessary for US to change climate and to
enjoy short respite from labor. But in
our jourpeYings re shall not be idle or in
attentive to anything that viii amuse orsin-
terest our readers.
During our absence, Mr.. A. Stevens
will be the sole conductor of the Wing
Office, and is authorized to collect and re-
cept for US. We hope the interests of the
Yazoo City Whig win not be forgotten by
its old friends of the Wing party. It will
ever be true to them.and their most cher
ished principles.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-06-10

A BosroE correspondent ofthe New York
Evening Post says the attempt to raise by
subscription fund to pay off the incumbra-
ces on Mr. Webster's estate, which las been
feebly languishing along for some time, has
at lenght been totally extinguished BY pre-
sentation Of a claim for $4,000 by Caleb
Cushing, on account Of money loaned to Mr..
Webster. The writer adds that as there is
an indefinite amount outstanding ofsimilar
obligations occurred By Mr.. Webster, it is
hardly likely that the committee on the funds
will resume their labors.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-06-10

r. Remember that the fine passenger
steamer ArToN viii positively leave here for
Louisville o. Wednesday next, the 9Th
inst.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-06-10


Kossurn II ENeLANn The attempt to
search Kossuth's house appears to be recei4ed
with little favor 81 the Commons Of England.
Whatever may be the feeling in high places.
the people there appear 70 s3nlpathize heartily
with freedom. and the attempted outrage on The
rights Of stronger, accordingly has called
forth . general burst of ind ton Ikisplea-
SAINT % observe theE the cid hefoie sentiment
in favor Of liberty which made Englana 50
greet under The ynle Of Elizabeh and crom.
well. has not been entirely auenched ii the
selfish luxuFiousness Of the upper classes, and
the Mammon.worship Of the manufacturers,
merchants and others Of The middle estate.
There IS stuff atill lett ii our mother The
popular heart there still Be- with IS grand
Old pulses ii the ontburst against this oul-
rage. ne recognise The ring St The true metal.
While rueh feelings remain d England. we
viii not despair II Der; bit look forward conf
dentIy q her regeneration Lei but aIanches-
ter ana chatsNoflh eeuse 70 rule her, - they
DO now almost exclusively; let the voice Of her
people Be heard Il her halls d degradation, and
We shall see no more alliance, On her paEs.vith
despolisn. but plenty q blows even. Is the
good ) d time. for freedom sIla humanity
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-06-10

Re- Thanks to Col. Nunnally of the
steamer Gen. Stokes. and Willis Hogan of
the W. G. Campbell. for newspaper fayOrs.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-06-10
FIFTY CENTS REWARD.

E WILL pay the above reward for any infor-
81 nation Of the whereabouts of VIM. Pas
sIsR, who absconded from Cooper's Well few
days since, without paying his board and Dor
rowing S25 90.
T. l.. Smith also LEFT, ind sbtod for several
days board JOHN THATCHER g. co.
June 10, 1853. 48-lt.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-06-10
GaAnaa,s MAGAZINE fortune is as beau

GRAHAM's MAGAZINE fortune is as beau
tiful nu,nbersa as has ever been issued.
The engraving, BY Tucker. Of the sepera
ton ofthe Apostles, IS beautiful. Theillus
trations Of the article on tho. Rhine and its
Scenery, T. B. Read 5 Pilgrim 5 Of the Great
ST. Bernard, Borneo and Aspen Court, are
in the very finest style Of wood engraving.
and the literary merits Of the contents ehal-
lenge comparison with any other magazine
publishedin our country.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-06-10

The Scotchman's prayer Keep my purse
fromthe laacyer-my BODY from the doctor--
and my soul from the devl.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-06-10

The Washington blie Gays that !
sine block 81 white % e. six iees long and
two Ind hal vide has just been finished 8
Monument Place 'hs fsce s slts1 tie ST &
&c sakashs ra1e| 3 plain bordering g
the centre. n 6lto.l |Isz i "a open KI!a
TIE words 8 ssd e on each side q s.
e'r Genera Assembly sIie1
,s|... 81 Un||ta states s. america. In
session 81. TON 9 s.; AIaYs 1852 the
.Ione aed loT 81 y sl5h gIQ1|tl
|Es1s