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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-02-11
WATCHES & JEWELNY.

EUST received and for sale, at reduced pri-
eS ces, a NEW SUPPLY of superior quality
and style Watches and Jewelry. Watches re-
paired and warranted as usual.
S. H. WILSON.
Yazoo city, January IA, 1853. 27-tf
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GOLD AND SILVER LEVER WATCHES
of all Descriptions,

" ut DtScTtpttOEtSI
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FINE JEWELLERY
of all styles and latest paIerns. constantly
received. Silver Spoons, Forks. Knives,
Ladies', Gobbleis. 6o., &c. Also, FINE TA-
BILE CUTLERY, CASTORS and other ne-
cessary tableware.
China, Glass and Queenswarc.
Fine gilt aud plain China. cut and press
ed Glass OF al kinds, Iron, Stone, Granite
and Crockery ware, together with a crate
variety of Fine Fancy and usefnl articles ins
cidenial TO this business, al of which viii
pc sold positively at very reduced prices.
Cine door south Of j. J. Niche 4 co.'s
Sanlting House. S. H. WILSON.
Yazoo citv, December "a. 1852 q4~ff
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GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
"E have received our Stock of Fall and
Winter Goods, comprising every variety
andnewest styles of
- Ladies Dress Goods,
/ GENfLEMEN'S CLOATHING,
Hardware, Cutlery, crockery and Plantation
Supplies, Saddlery, Furniture, &C., &C., and
viii be pleased to see our friends and custom
ers come in.
Our inducements for cash trade is particular.
ly inviting. J. HEARD s. Co.
Yazoo city, Oct ], '52.
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is JOHN, and that be belongs 20 Thomas
Hundley. Of Halifax Court House. Virginia.
Said Negro isof dark clmplexion, aboat fiGty
four wears olds FIVE ieetteh and one half in
ches high. down cast lnek M marks on scars
except those Of lire WIN had on when COM
miited, rair of whine iinsey PANS and a
grey cloth coat.
The ewRer Of The shove negro is hereby
notified tocome forWaya prove propcri, ,i'av
charges and take him AVA. % he WI ba
desIt with as The law directs.
TFEMAN DAVE,
Jsiior YazOo county.
January i4s 1883. s1-60as
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
YAzoo COUNTY.
To all persons interested in the lands, teno-
ments and hereditaments of Moses Ellison,
deceased.
W on are hereby cited to be and appear
4 before the Probate Court of Yazoo
county at the February Term, 1853, and
then and there shew cause, if any you can,
why an order should not be made for the
sale of the following described land, to-wit:
Southeast quarter of Section II, northwest
quarter of northeast quarter. Section go, east
half of northwest quarter and west half of
northeast quarter of Section 81, Township
II, Range 2, East, in the comfy and State
aforesaid, for the purpose of more equal dis
tribution among the heirs of said decedent;
and further to do and suffer such things as
shall be considered and ordered by our said
court in the premises.
And ii is further ordered. that publication
of this citation be made in the Yazoo City
Wing for the space Of six weeks.
Witness, the Hon. Gro. B, WILKINSON,
Judge Of the Probate Court of said county.
the 18th Monday in December, A. D., 1862,
and seal of said court.
JAMES III. BELL, clerk.
Tanuarv ID 1879 Oft
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s VERY BEAUTIFUL article Of bed
"a Blankets, for sale 81 J HEARD = co.
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COMMITTED

TO The Jail Of Yazoo county,
~ Mis- isslppi, on Che 2Sd Of Mo-
vember, 1852, BY N. 7 Pugh.
lN Efq.i nm aclng Justice oC he.
Peace in and Il eaid county. q,
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II. q. O. r..

- BrfTHCAH ENcAMPMENT Of Pa.
80 triarchs No. TO-, meets the second and
fourth Tuesdays In each month, at 8 o'clock,
r.. M.
WV. WTMAr, G. r., J. II. BELL, s. w.
AMEs THARP,H. r., THos. METzLER ] w
d NJ TIL. HoLmEs, Scribe.
Yazoo city, Aug'l3, 1852. Iy.-6.
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Yazoo city, may 81, 1862. 46-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-09
Obituary.
Obituary. aTa
DEATH OF THE NRAPOLIrAN MINISTER TO THE
TINTED pATE5. Nv


DEATH OF THE NRAPoLIrAN MINISTER TO THE
UNITED STATES. 8S
The Chevaler Roc MAstuscelli who for many years
past has represented the King Of Naples in the United
States died this city about half past seven oclocA last
evening" after . very short illness.
About fourteen years ago the deceased chevser was
by the Of Naples Charge Aares
to this country Immediately after his arrival he fxed
his residence New York. being only absent upon the
occasion Of his ossl visits to Washington Owing to the
high opinion which the King Of Naples entertained Of the
diplomatic talents Of the chcvaler, he recalled him
short time since to Naples and invested him with more
extended official power sending him upon extra MISSION
having immediate relation to the political and com,
merca connections existing between the Republic Of
America and the Kingdom of Naples.
Thus honored, the chevalier landed In New York on
Sunday, the 31st Of October, in the Arctic, from Ii
verpool lie almost Immediately siekened, and not
withstanding every exerton Of the medical faculty,
died. az above stated last evening, at his late resi-
dencs, No. Oh Broadway The deceased minister was
6fy two years age and his death is much regretted
by very extended circle of to whom
he was endeared by his many amiable qualities, and also
by his official associates of every nation residing in New
York.
The funeral procession win leave his late residence TO
morrow Thursday morning and proceed to St Patricks
Cathedral where the religious ceremonies viii be per
formed previous to the interment of the body.
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Marine Court.

Before His Honor Judge Mccarthy.
Nov I.--Sordh 8. H0ines as Th0s Dctinsoa-Thia WA
action for assault and battery 1t appeared the plsn
tiff and defendant in ccparnership the month OF
September last in making eentlemsns linen. They dia.
Tseny seventh street. where the firm had carried
business. few days after the dissolution plaintE.
called at the place to receive certain household articles
belonging 10 her. defendant refused to e her enter the
door, but handed her things of the window she in
sisted going in, which he would not permit Defend,
ant denied any assault and insisted that force
entering his premises. The testimony WAS conflicting
The Judge however considered the weight be in favor
Of defendant snd accordingly gave judgment for defend
ant, with costs.
Gd,,ot ~ ,yin4its csaiag Richard r. U.sacrhiL-TLis
was action for two hundred loads OF manure at forty
cents load and eighteen cents for freight delivered
defendant at Crotoz Point Ia the spring of 1851. The
plaintiff proved, by the certan Of the vessel the sss
and delivery Of the two hundred loads at the rates snec
fed The defs dant denies the receipt of the quantity
OF manure and attempted to prove that load should
contain fourteen bushesthat previous he had boughs
cargoes of two hundred loads and always received
fer two hundred loads than the occasion referred to-
contract that he load should contain any certain
Der Of bushels and the plaintiff having proved that the
load measured and contained two hundred, It
su sient evidence, unless contradcte and therefore
gave judgment for plaintiff for $1l6 and costs
. IMPORTANT TO ATTORNEYS.
Watfo6a Coudn Cooper DC Co'nss, Ouaers of Schooner
cure Brdach--Ihis was action to recover clajV
against the OF Schooner Olive Branch for repairs
Gone by plaintiff TO vessel Astoria and also By plaintiff
as assignee for claim nst vessel and board
ing crew while vessel under repairs The PLAINTIFF
issued attachment and seized defendantf vessel
After the attachment served and before trial desn
dants settled with plaintiff by paying him small sum-
and took general release. The counsel Tor plaintiff al
legged that before bringing suit he had taken from plain
tin irrevocable power Of attorney to ressivs tho
amount due and giving him full power to nettle the claim
There evidence before the Court that defendAnt
and in the absence Of such notice had perfect right Il
settle. Judgment for defendants, with costs.
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be seea that this sum, tvsn should IT be
placed at the dir CT dsp OF the distressed,
would 20 but short distance toxlrds staying the
effects of the wi e.sprea difficulty & would be Ike
dividing cherry ong dozsn hun ~ mouths
But while our fnanc'er' and com erciil men are In
so much trouble, the agriculturists-or, at least,
those who were sagscous enough to retain their pro-
duce until the proper moment instead OF selling It to
spectators upon the first ofer-have ceen reapng a
bountiful reward for their INDUSTRY. Now that most
Of them have disposed of their surplus productions,
it is not improbable that there will som be mate
rial falling ofin prices Flour rather favored buyers
yesterday, and provisions were somewhat cheaper.
Cotton was steady, and that staple alone, perhaps,
will continue at about its present rate.
Yesterday being election day. there was no bust
ness transacted in the State courts of this city, The
United States Circuit Court met and adjourned, and
the Q. s. District Court having entered few returns
OF process, also adjourned for the day.
In addition 70 lengthy review of the World OF
Fashion IN this city, our isside pages contain the
reply of Mr.. Toombs to Secretary Days; Commune
cation from Gen. Daft Green about RSdrosds; Politi-
cal Affairs in Mississippi, including Letters from
Gen. Cass aud Gov. Foote; Oregon and Canadi n
Correspondence; Imposition on American Vessels at
Malaga; Lectures before the College of Pharmacy
by Prof Doremus aud on the Poetry Of the Bible by
DIR. Raphal; Commercial Theatrical, and Miscella-
neous News &c.
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Tribute from the President to Departed

The following ex'ract of ltter written By the Pres
dent 10 friend in New Ham pghire receiving the in.
whose decease recorded few days since, we take
from the Daily Mirror New Hsnpshire)
ing the sudden death Of my tre thoroughly unprecedented
and beloved friend, Samuel IL. Aver. The gifted and
amented Carroll and Mr. Aver were students ia my ONCE
at the ae and my interest in their fortunes was
hardly less than IL at OF father How early and how
suddenly have they been called away from earth, and
how many hearts each has left TO delore their early os
both on public and personal grounds They both
of attachments and talents. Each in different
lines had earned high distinctions; and among just ana
honorable universal confidence and esteem. Mr.
Aver in my Office nearly three years, and went thence
whose memory shall always cherish, (ths late Abcps
Baker,) occupied the Office in which commenced prae
tice The town henored him by its Adsncs and he
hected back that honor By the noble exercise of those
strong powers viii IN placed hn among the first is
the State and elevated him at early age to the Speak
ers chair Of the House OF Representatives To you who
have been clessy associated with him the blow must
be crushing. What 1t is to me man understand
came my pupil afterwards my companion, and continued
my true and trusted friend In all long and In
innate intercourse othng occurred TO disturb for
moment our delightful relations. His drecness Of pur
pose his courage. and his manhood, were always consp
cuous whenever those qualities were called for There
will be for him hosts of siHcsre but
deplors the loss more deeply than myself"
Revenues and Expenses Of the Governmcnt.
expenditures OF the for the fiscal year ending
3oth June last as they will bs officially reported to Cou
grefs:--
Receipts.
Tre ., customs s 500 81
tTom salss Of p nd saas sSss ss
Balance in Treasury, July 1852
s75,so9,7lo ~
St4Vlo,6L0 "a
Balance in Treasury July 1853: .s2l e42s $50 50
This statement of tho expenditures in
lnHa tho maid Tart hac
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HIGH RATE OF PosTAGE.-H is calculated
that the postage on the letter sent by the
President of the United States to the Emperor
Of Japan, will have cost about $l,246,767 As.
This is rate of ocean postage which would
seem to require some reduction. Where are the
agitators Of low postage nowadays!
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possible; and we therefore invite our cotempo-
raries, large and small dear and cheap. respect
able and dirty, to send on to us their own es.l-
mate of their circulation and rates, and we will
certainly endeavor to do every justice in our
power commensurate with philosophical indie
pendence and scientific accuracy.
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Williamsburg City News.

SnlsuTUL EBGrET.--An cid man named Frederick
Rucb, walked into the water from the bridge ct the
Grand street ferry New York side, on Monday evening"
mousse until the arrival Of boat, when he was taken Cd
board On his way the river he talked freely, AMI
appeared to be doing well On arriving in this city how
ever, he taken to the stoop 81 j. W. Dicks dining
LOOM the ferry where he left nncared for and
alone In the cold. One cf the aldermen Of the city found
him In this position about hour after AMI had hra
taken to The First ward station house, whore ne only
rived TO die. Tie coroner held an inquest yesterday
MOI ming end the jury rendered verdict Of death froFr
the cslrable neglect Of person persons to them
unknown.
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WHG NOMINATIONS TOR REPRESENTATIVES ~
BosyoS--Tre Of twenty four persons, two from
each ward nominated wing candidates Tor repreasn.
totiyes from Boston have aesiy been given. Twenty
Eat largen remained to be nominated, and tho Wing
Ward and County Comntftea Friday evening nomi
Daed seventeen of the numb for that purpose leaving
three vacancies. whiah will probably be Gei at he next
meeting Tho follow ING the names Of the new no
pcos Robert Keith, Bcpjsr1in Pond, Joseph Iasig
Warren TIton James II. Beal, j. Otis Williams, N. A.
Thompson. john sheppard Charles A. Wells, Geo. W
Cooley, Sompson Feed, James NJ Beebe John s. Holiness
Moses IT, Weiherbeo Ebcn Howes, Samuel Il. Jsnks Paul
Adams J. Thomas Stevenson, o, ward SIXTH declined.
and VI, r. r. Nashturn was nominated in hiI place.
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YArKgE SuLLIv AN.--The requisiion from tho
Governor Of Massachusetts for Sullivan and Morris
sey the prncpes at hs lao prize ght at Boston Iou
Corners The latter In company with Gardiner has COS
OF ces thoy hsyng sailed together either f9r Easans
or California Sullivan conveyed on tue Din instant,
by Deputy Sheriff Benson of tbs city to
Ieno& berkshire county Mass, and lodgel Ia prison to
abide the charge behalf Of that STATE 81 disturpas
eycsedipg FIVE We ars and nne not exceeding $4,000
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parsonaI ynteI,,vencc.

and lady Albany s R. Pearl l.dy, and child, Boston;
Haven Il. Dixon, Amsterdam; @ Haskell, France; j. NJ.
Richardson, Cleveland, Ohio were among the arrivals
at the Cooper House, Broadway
Hon. Richard K Meade 81 Virginia. and Hon. John
Geswell, of Pennsylvania, ore in Washington.
lis tAeelleney Governor Ross, Delaware Governor
Reynolds Illinois aud General Tyson Baltimore, arrived
Colonel Williams, British army j.; Smith, y. $ n;
g. D. sqele, bemerara Il .'srss Whitney, s. John,
the arrivals yesterday at the Metropolitan
Governor nlden, Boston Gen. Vim. Norris Pbilade
pha fran%s Gleason Boston, ex Governor Foot, Ner-
mont; General Williams Norwich Ct arrived yesterday
at the Asor
ton, D. G; J. Prescott Burton, Philadelphia; Dr. D: b.
Sanders Virginf; 2. Thaxer Cushing, Boston; Or. VIM
nelly, rass, A. Y. arrived al The Prescott House yes
p. T hss.s dsss sS% s Ssips s' Wssa
essss As Hsii'H ssS saa Pc aHi
Ss's%,ig F5'Tdsg pilss Cart
FERGUSON Mis- nawlos, II Fean, Aanf0ra-l5 in tho
q London in psgsst plip ns Ns
ysns WIN Morgan, Bullock, Jones, George BrniiS
England. Iiy kassn, Gsorsf-rsoven IN the cabin
E aoasSs p1asi Mia cssr e b csunoy NsSsisSn
R e arats i IN bark sss
J
kurling, Nix Ballard and family.
DEPARTURES.
AZ s;Fsss g. siS1t 'f6Ss%g Il
NJ srSvTlov NJ rysn M snyon M sigsso ME-
IL. 8 TfsHas; Mis- mariana rGiisaes5Is; EsssI
s9a Mrs Issk y and NE ssusII.ayS and diil
Young Mrs Danio and Now York Rev and ME- uswiev
SAINTS Cruz Harrison, Rshl. NYsrk. Spe,e, 3 as,
COroners' xnQuests.
TIN LATE sIABIISG CAsE IN sourH ST2gsr,-Denns Col
Inns the your who STABBED Ia the abioEon on
last Saturday night while in alteration with Thomas
Murphy In South street. she Of Doysr dicl
ut the New York Hospital late on Monday night from the
effects q the Wound INC gaas hsa peooSa 2 The
DECIDE No fo4 South street Murpay arrested the
time and IL IN prison. awaiting Regulation, whs:h
VIII be held upon the body by Coroner Gamble this ere
the attendance Of tho neceay have pro-
cured.
Tng LATE SrIUrE ny HANGING. Coroner ODonnell, yes
taay held inquest upor the BODY Of Samuel HJ man,
who committed suicide Monday Afternoon by banging
himself in his store, No. 172 Chatham street The evi
depcG addueed went to show that for about menth pa
the deceased had been unws and much depressed 70
mind and further, that ne was constaoty Ia the haot
of taking large dcses Of audanrn. The jury rendered
verdict OF death by suicide BY hanging Tue Diseased
native Of Egaad thirty years OF age and has left
wife aud several children TO mourn his untimely fate
FAru FAlL.--Joha O'Iara, the young man who fell
FROM deer at building in Reade street. on Fri
day last sustaining fracture of his skull oed Mon
cay nlfht of his injuries nj the New York Hospital.
Co one Gamble yesterday held an inquest upon tho body
and the juy rendered verdict OF accidental death De-
native Of Ireland twenty i've years Of age
and was unmarried.
lIyA1m or RIO JAsuuo.-Capt Robinson, Of brig No,
bIs arrived yesterday from Rio rsnero reports that city
perfectly healthy tbs ~ Vt ssy~apsr ~ a.
y ~ aeyastssA
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s,aurt CaIendar-This Day.

UNTsy STATES rsrxu COrRc--Nos. 81, ~ ~, 81 IN ~
yrrryMp Cornr-lCircut -Noa III 262, 2d6, ZIG, 81
aI4 332, "a 8ta, $40, 85s, 1913 "a, 36f, 365, 800
srrEnn Corsrspscia lerm--Nos. 2, 8, II, ~ Ia, lsr
10, o. 81, 80, AZ to ~.
Srrrror OorEI-(rwo Branches Mos. LIS, 24, 34Sp
400, 400 $780, SOL $685. 2e4 I'll. O. 81 ITO, 1885, 4S0,
9s9, $40 $40 4e 1l9 ~ 1893, 1885, All, 4bs, 49, 2sis
40s, Stf, II, b04 to 512.
supsrIsR CouRTGeneroi Tera.-Ths calsI,dar will BE-
called n regular order this "wednesday morning. and ds
eaults taken.
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GuAyAAA, (P R.) Oct IL 1853
Neo Ordinance resais 10 Foreign Ccn-S,gar Crop d. -
Many OF your readers with the business Of
this island will doubtless feel much gratiasd At learning
that the difficulty that has long existed in placing
oreso coin al It's real value has At length been removed
9th ult. transacted copy o. which / beg TO eucoss
you, to which please give publicity should the arc
sources
VALUE or roRtaGH CURRENCY or TIE m Avn ~
PORTO MOO AS xsrABirsBSD ORDER Govmsnryr -
ACT DATED sErIRlBHG q, 1s53-MAcuouSo.
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PROGRESS OF CRIME IN New YoRK.--The No.
vember calendar IN the Court Of Oyer and Ter
miner presents frightful record Of the increase
Of crime in this city. There are no less than
twelve murder cases inscribed upon it, inyoly-
ing the life or death Of eighteen persons, to say
nothing Of the largo number OF minor offences
for which prisoners are awaiting trial. The
principal primary cause Of all this crime is bad
brandy. The brandy manufactured and dis
pepsed here is poisonous stuff Thirty years
ago men used to get drunk night after night
with the utmost safety On brandy, and they
could always get up next morning with perfect
" sober heads, from the simple fact that the
brandy and other liquors Of ihat time were good.
But OF the present day, when any people, high
OF low, rich or poor indulge in any kind Of spirit
uous liquors, they get disease and aeiiyium ire
nens. and become mad, iniuratcd, and i'm
bruted. The reason OF IL is that ell the liquors
sold here now--brandy, rum, whiskey, and
every other kind--are adnltcrated with poison
Gus stuff. Really. we ore inclined to think that
the Maine law would do some good after all in
putting stop TO the entire commerce ia such
horrible beverages. j. i gys.A wA.ls ~ iSs.s
the experiment.
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Notice !--yo One and All.-Thc Rush sttll
so-,iones - = g. wooDroRo co.'s, $50 Broadway, foe
cArvAt asA4es, ~LAiow Ahs"ss, lovvas
scrses &c. which hsy selling twoaty osrt chsAS<1
~ ~ stksy bVvSe u ~ cjtS. Cali ~ ~ *
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K53-go Erhbisoralhe jures appointsd to examine tne
wfoua articles exhibited aud award premiums Wal mets
Wodncsday Nov o. and exhibitors requested ts pc
present. ethr personally or by AGENTS. to facilitate the OK
animation % articles.
3. goissoN, commissioners on Juriss
RAMI. WEBER,
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REEFS ID CO were geeloctod yesterday by tremcndour
mnirsy continue ia oce another year, and taks orS
poraitc ~ the people daily a. the low poe OF
ueuts. Ola stand, 80 iroaoway.
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HsAIB or RIO JAvmo.--Capt Robinson, Of brig No.
bs arrived yesterday from Rio Tsneo reports that city
70 ~ perfectly healthy On ~ "a VI ssyNapsr ~ sAy
Il ~ aeyastszA
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

powERY THEATRE, Bowery--CrvrIzArrsx-JA
o4xPfARo
sRoADwAY THEATRE. Broadway---HAaLsr-My
Y.yas Huk Mr. OLD Utgr SKLLA.