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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05
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TUE urJcr-igned having Entered ,.so 60.
] Partnership ~ The h"u-r carp.u'-riug
business, w"uld respectfully l.iorm the e,ii.
gems "f Mar.hal aid ,tenlty. TINT they M.
rrp,r to execute all order, in ,hr,r line. in
y 'pudy AZ w"r, maul,ke manner. They ARE
prepared I" take con rarts Tor baid,nv ur lin.
i>hiug houses, making sash and doors TO
order.
Their shop is located near tie southwest
corner Of the public square. They hope To
get share OF pu''ie patronage.
+. }. I.OlGliEKl,
}. &. BLA\kE\SiIiP.
Mar. b 3. lsJ3 1,
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The trxin FROM l'iii.ln Z TO Philadelphia,
y tht"wn III thu track n"ar t'hd-,iaus,
thr 3Olh uit. I: and the l,S ear was pre-,
t~t~i .i"wa AZ ~"hsnkmen'. Ten nae"
\. IN the car aud MOI. or lrss har. i~"
y, coat, xctnys Tor \ Catholic a,hrdfal
Pnt.bnruh. had their arms and legs h'"
J, aud wlll probably d'r. Judge Wright
Cl-s,6rlL c"nut,. wa slightly tii"rrd
y rar wx, s~t ~ lire ny the npsest'"s "'
stove aud entirely consua,-d
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* NM Y. |. TX = a. ~

ga 49, ~ SS4k1& D0&S +
Hwy NAN - 49,.
va = every 1sass q. ns'sa..,
tss~d int psNu>suktr " III WaGA asa,osnnslI
l~urisy bs-i~s.s, n the an ssst3 ~ Siats3 I
Wos'A~. ss~s~s " J'sas- and Msshst -sssssA
6hrvrps~s, oa., tshe pIgssstk ~ smsws~s<jNe 4
their humeveu- frivsds tlsat thsts s~rpty q,
xocds II so@pless, snhrsrsag evssy vssissy n
watches, elswts, jrwelsy. aMd fksry goeds
lsdi..' and Rrnss xoId ard silver hnasiwa M
ef~W fntsd watches, g"d and silver thImllus
lsdi~~' and gents hus guard aid fob sAain-,
lvs~~l~ss. necklaces. s"id pencils apd es,d r~nn
IN gnid and silver ,nndle-, gold awd silver sprs-
tselss german silver d.. mu- .c lpses. aecossis-
Gus. fiutinss, silver and she'll si-',l.g card
ras<A Rstst variety - lsdirss ard gents hev~Aa
pins, finger vse.. lc-om, ssllsr. ni,d -l~cv~ but.
'"n.. ladies' csF rir., fire .urrIy " g~sts'
gust g"afri, md f.b KEYS .iIk guards, grnrloies,
lamps, mantle ornaments, canes. fa,mv work
boxes french giosy. n'Hniir cisck-. mnsin~ lever
clocks, &c.. Ae. Watches, ci.sk.. aud Iewrlrv
~ every description repaired NJ -hos, notice
Az COED Watches warranted que year from dxie
~ repairing.
W. nr~ also prepared :" manufacture jswelvy
OF all Kind. ha,'np IN our employ Mr.. Ws.aou,
late " Memphis, whose time il devoted eu,ir,..
ITO that branch Of business.
Our terms are positively rash. from this date.
SiiNl 4 BURNSIDE.
April ,. 1882. niO-iy.
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la Washington. di.,.~,rh dated F'h' ~"
n. the CiI0wiru are the gr",le"." VII"
u believed w the N"'h"ai '"'rIli.
Incev and csh-rs ~ good s"'h"i'... viii
Into,e t:~n. t'ies~~'p Cabinet;
IG.n t's,hi"g. II Massachusetts. Sscre.
/, IT State.
fM,. Flsux. Of New Y"k. Sscn.ar, Of
y Treasury.
Com. s,o-htcn, Of New Jersey. S%crs
r II the Navy.
j.G.rson Davis, Of Mi'sissip. Secretly
War.
lanes {. Dol'hin. ~ North Carolina
rrr,xry al the Interim.
TX. Mrl.-lIsnd. NJ Mich. . ,. Postmaster
ru.,sl.
JAM, Campb Il. of renns. lvsnia. lttor
II 6 nv al.
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RiSlAa SIN MuTEL.

HEAD or MARSHALL. 81. JEtt kRsON TEX.
(trmsriy knora a. he Planners hfmsi)
hW. SAMUEL q \KEy having rented this
~ we'll known c-Iabli. htn~nl. and iiiied IT
up IN comfortable style, -ulic'l- = -harr Of pub
lie patronage. III. residence. Which is hrgr
aud comm.dious, j. attached 10 the Hotel,
hereby enabling him To iurnls, families OF
single rer-on- with good private ro"m-. t'c is
also provided with good stables. pen'. al
pr",-ndrr and faithful o-,lcr-. No pains or
expense vii be spared to please his guests.
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The Avsl,m tsxs. t,~ n-nti.nss that = "a"
|,As .ss.s ri J..k l.aras. ms'ti''s-i he
kher, sam Lucas. = lew dass s'"c-. :"
hlm.i The rss,ies lisva ~" the "
ia th- sp,~s pa't ii Ws.s'os'"" c""".
'lhs n.vs.i~rvr had n"t lire" arrested
hat areunnla
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| xo ,xAa. ov rmx AaR. The following
sic. appear. u"dDr the marriage head al
Isidin.r tM-.) 1ranscr,p'
W., the undersigned. have pl-di-d our
,e to -nch other for i've, or ~ I,ng ~
e., live in hsrm""y AID ~ nav . is'. n
e"uj"ssl nls,ic"s This we 4" with,
h confirming 10 the law. aud custom. of
ns,ion IN regard To marriage. i" l,-v,ng
ID hs Al affair exclusively our ,w", xnd
\ no others. whether Of friends. church.
State, have aught to do or say il the
Utter.
NJ deem il necessary TO give this notice
our friend. and the pnilic may know
""r uniun. tina. W. may not he exposed
SANDER.
Hv>J. T. >mAw.
1l>mwtsr y. liowAgp.
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hs Pss.sdssa hes aWsa"t-.i Henry l..
vwss~. VI New Jersey. I" isr Co'"'''''r
Aseat ii shs U"it~A stat. i"r the
Aaa Jws. ,i.i N"vs~. N the R-paI.9r
IN the place vi William =.
kar. s~sivu~s.
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a<uM Ms.-~.4. - -
I'm ~ 4. 'IS"ss ~ t1s'
= ,2. x.. NJ. - sa.'sv 81" :. M s'.'. =
~, '..~'".. ~ -" ~. ~, - 'se'r = n
- $500. ~ W" ~ s"s 'O'" -"
"' y" '"'s'S u
~. -. !, g.. p
a.
NJ =. $500
~. s.. ~ ~" ~. ~.
SSsss .s.
~'"S ~ '""oy -"
Vsssss wse1 - OAee4ee ~ -"
49, SV wse
fxsAAHf Observation-Disclosures
Neahing ana wnesng, pr senss"u "
hsr m"n'h-, =. = UiU %
Sscosb 'nsioH tLAss.-h 'e'srnSss! les.
sous I" tn'hn".'r. Irar'''"'. I~c'
RsHPhy, NNtnfn' Shi'"~bthy, tniH'-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

1NR. y. A. NsbkG ". has l"cs,ed r~sma.
] Isenily = wslr, North II Marshall. Hav.
,ry rvv~u,lv supplied himself with = stn~k III
f~-h and g~us'sr rsrdS'n~., h. !. ,'s'ps'sd 10
psari ~ III. ps.is --tsss In al n bssschs~.
IT, wili H. f"anA y, HI. r~sidssrs II Ill tinsa
wt~a nat professionally sb~sst.
Feb ~. IAS3 S-0Hs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

(osiLk. Feb ~. N x. VI. Sands.
! clerk II the Pat Oi'ic~ here. rhars~,'
y undertaking lnhlir 'ands, AIt"r a" IL
tiesti"n h~torr the U :. COMMISSIONS.
hen held l.. Lii i. the sum nj - WO
hiss given bonds IL thst aW,""ut. Tor
appear sasr fcr tiki ',''r- "'g'isf
ut
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

hs Japan Fxls.iiti"" SOFT out ~ s"'s
sssw".~ms u ,hs sss.j-r, III r"'""'s"s !"
fses<h prsss. ~hs~h srw"s"s 1T the
(e,psiss. ssd ,ssdisss that Jasa" " VI cave
Asiose sscA savAl toscs ~ - se"'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

~ New Ye.h Espsvss ssys that Capt.
ssss,s ~ sssstvvA srd~ss lss sl'"s' SOO
= esl.sis sw9t~es. l'st y u ~. awsss '"~'
- sssss~srd - sspply sny large aa'n>
- ~ essssss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

ome va 81 Gee ha.ifrss DONE 81 Me-
lrn.. .s.,,aiiA. may be "h,,i".d f""
fars that the Assu. "f that place, :"
Member ,h- Art. . daily paper. contain.
\ iorty ~"lamn. ~ sdvr'''s' ~" .
psven columns Of which are sacs'"
~
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VIM = ilc,,no for hw',r en- s"d n. snsr'isn Il y.
rr,"" AID s,,.,s- = ,,rr'r" J. n.',, , ''m s,
Thomas v Iit"a AMI bvs'-'s' i. lidfsu "fecut'f.
of l.. itmiou, decrs-~i
IL he NAsr.F Of If end ooss'y. csvvri>ei
'iiENtAS. Wm y. li"ri"" Tor lin Ell
w and ~ gunri,ai Of the per-"n- and ---
,a,..o Mar, ". ti"rl"n, lanes ~ Horton, and
Stephen j ii"r'"n. has fleet HI. compliant IL
ilsr Office IL the clerk of SAID court against
Tnnu,s. II. llnri"n aud Benson I. lI"rton.ex'
.cn,uf. Of the LAST will and Testament "i Eliza.
beth Horton. a-cea-.d. f.pr.-rt''nr iha, an
inventory II said pf"Ar,, hs- @s" h''d and
that he. the .sid William = ttorson. Mary ~.
tl"rt"n Jim-. ". tior,"", Stephen }. Horton,
vh.ma. ". Horton. and Benson b. N"r,cn
citizen. If >a,d r"unty of ,,ars,-o',. ard Sarah
Tumble, Cor,r lin rsinbI~, and Ns.c, Hines.
uou rrs,d,a,. Of til. State III Texas aforesaid,
and tie he,r- and c,.ir,bair~s VI the prop. nv
of said estate. aud praying thai thu Negro prop
.rt, belonging To sAId estate h. d,crrcd /" t'~
d,sirhuied among .aid heirs. AID that citation
issue requiring t"cm tn L~ and appear ut the
term 81 the count, c"af, aforesaid To be held
=, The courthouse %! said county If Harrison
aforesaid an the iu-i Monday ~ Mseh nest.
1850 10 Answer said compliant. sc and
whereas, the aid aafah Tfmni~. C"s"sin
T,mhie, auh A.,~y Hines, arr .on reside nts Of
al, State II Texas aforesaid.
These mr.. therefore to command You To c'ie
III. .a,d SasaI, rrimLl~ aud her i,a- band, Joseph
T'rmtir. <s,wy ttr~.. aid h-s hn-ta,si, DANES
u. Iliu~. and C"rn~la 1rinhir. by puhisa.
non 81 Mi. n"tee for fur weeks. successfully,
mr., ion. L. thu dsy 1T the y-iwrr thers"f I" h.
apd appear Al thv eomsth"u.~. in the tpwn ~
Ms,,hail. IN the r.uu;y os tiars,s.s,,, T-.a.. ~,
Y 4. ..tk.s. -
I The - h ia, ti,rf~slx TT ai,-~, HE sid r"ws-
pla,ur. snd 10 .h"w ras--. u any they have ~
..u. .hy the ~. r"-- b.i"neing !" ~asf estate
.halt MI liz Distributed ~ prayed k"r !" asSd
complaint 80.
1 u.r,u fail not, and due return ussk~ ~ THE
~ ri, AID IN, uaaa.s ~ ~h,eh yOa aAAli have
executed tie .suss.
(:,.~p und~s NV hard and the
| r. s~sl ~ aid ss,ust, mi. tbs 18th
'' { {; , ,;sSS& i ( "a ~.
Is.ssd Tern Fshss.sy, 1854
U. liE>DRlCk. Crk.
~ E. CAvxs. D~p'y.
Received IN ca~~ February ,A.h, 1853, an
hsn<lrA -su~ Asv u tks sA,,.r " NJ Tea
R~psblk~a ~ psb,sAii sH.
y. \. rEkRY. sh'f a. Z.
! Ny W. \. L,AcsLx. DIZZY
Fsh. 10, lA6A tSS-4s
FRO NtstA,~ss lDssgxtss.. sad rAyrxiss'
i m sAssAsnS eesssss - 0a6ens ~ p
. su1ssA NJ ~ -. SAsssans - usas
=. $3.50 49,
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n OllCr.

foREWARN a'l l~t'on. from trading cor "a
r'rlra'n dtaf gwen by net" u. T. Games.
"' The h"n'r"! Mcs"r- Stewart \ Go, Grand
fc"rr. fa for three hundred dollars. dated
r. bfnaf, ~, aid payable .o,h March. 1893
A. the consideration tor winch il wa> gwen
has failed, nn, determined not 10 pay IT,
}. >. GIBSON.
vi % 1879 a5-n
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pRaelluvD

~ krv y er,v,vs will pos~k ,we ~.
f"us-. ~ ssJ'se IN H.. inrh. m. 6v-
~'i' ~ ''-'ss'r ~ 's,h.,h nxLt. tah inst H.
s~',,si. ~" r,it,h ,yi,f lai.~,i,. Js~ v..nv zen,
ssr's',sf- psIirasri, invited 10 a,trrd,
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T. u, T. VI / u II L. ! .,
riCAiU>EtffNE.
THURSDAY >lsnr Feb. ~

lfyes voo. cLAssiti.At'oA.
,,.s.., .S.stt s...i M~sd',ng ~
.,s,,,ryv .. a . u Mxa.it,ss ta". - "
N.L"s i! u faw. '..'.U a.
F,crs.- vNsw - s3 :" q %
r"ss --frsa eiS -. :" u y" u.
n.rc~ pa.u- t~.a ! " isAr. ! esa' st'e' a see
sss,sl.,-, I'll ~ 7ts<e
lAsr-N ~ =" ktc
Iov,su--vs 9tc.
C.oc..,,Ays --srs~ y" mr.
ewa.s. Wc~n fran :" "
n.ua,sa -kems~k, .tr'm ~ I" w.
Nssso n !" ~
oAAs Haes -kemmAl It -, ,,,s.
Agsne. esas Is !" ~. Dirt. IN -" ~
M .tssa frs~ ~ ~ .$sr
GAartps nvSll &c.
ntoU--A' - tt~
Cooa. Us1is6sv. - ".
.on1o1o o1ostsA
&1as4s~ ~. tshss,U -
~ copeoo ta9oWsul ~ M ~ !s1~
lAAo - Sssn. N:-
1kH ss~s. = ~. oEsss = a
$3.50 ~ ~, - ~ yOot&
Tslss - vsassae. - - -. ~ ~
III a - - a&* a~sSsak.
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eso REWAnM.

SO REWARD.
q. RA\ANAi fssu NJ eahneVjAon =.
living - s'iIcs south-ssAa q ua6sko1G
a Trsas, on tie Sth u Jsly lasst Z se6t6
- vsan by The ssaslas d A4A&ll4.. I
sslM .ssi negro ,w" year. age u q ~
v~~.e Ese. Of Asr.kall. an - bssuGt9 -
ftu2 AsLsl~. Az. H. Il $1,000 SonGs e.
sgv; u bisrh eoaFs~sies; - i =, ~
~ weigh about 10 o. TO ~ - 49, ~.
h,- ears aud ~eArrA rings in tssm 4 tieat -
ir'rs"-n~s ssisssbly ~sli "a H. vislia.
viii give the al.ovv reward = ~ ~ -
wgrc. i delivered = ne. = pis1A Il n =
that get him.
R. y. oArtlH0 I
c. srr'sf :. o.. Assvssta - =
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THE undersigned having purchased the en-.
/ tire Interest Of Dr. Wan. Esans IN the
Drug business, Will continue the rnine Il, the
I'D stand, where they Will, by rl"-~ "rpl'c'''on
to their profession. cndca,or 10 NJ it .onin'.
nance "t that liberal patronage their house has
h-rctoior. received
McUDN AID Il SA\DE s
E,b,ua,y l. IA5:, r:r.-ii
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TINE firm Of E,au-. Sanders, & Co WAS this
L day dissolved by mutual consent.
NM. EVANS,
ALEX, SANDERS,
J. r. MCDONALD.
February 4. lh:';l
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y Bits stable is attached To the Jci'-r-
son Motel, and 'ray-l-s~ >i"rpny at this de-'r
abb. HOUSE " III had their horses III Ia. aare.
Il ". NE>Nittl.
J.n rson, Texas, F.h =. 1888, !,
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ul,,uf,rr. ,,i.,, s,t..ss".-U.. of ssi..4-
The sarrednv-- aud d,les,y Vi hieh v"-hfi''.-
private rr'-f, r,i,s,s frsin III. public 4sS" :
.,lt We my - far urnd' u fed by r"m.
unn suffering In TIL. cp IN T.s,"M.ui, 4"
to tnd, "pr H.. = s,mpa ines van 10 anna :
I'd aud the CON ."tu,x r''n-"s ~ III our
ii.h Il ison. JaNly d" tbes m 'urn, drop
ping troni tie u,any eye. The h"I i""ehihe
aud -l.m,n. ut ul-n,.ni.~- of their h~s''i"-s OF
spirit. lie ~ y well " "eas'y Who ~ "'nrVh
for n mwlher
Z" The e-,l .,sAi n h"m- j. dmmed
The tr.,i-, -mIt the x".s~ ii ia'~'i i"ss,
TIES sru ru 81 te.ie nss-.
tm-t IL. sd ~ hway II RI d. > u" m -.
I he shadow /. lies IL u heart The ~"f'd
lila. oh = li.his hut n.n~ Ia I'll hal t'ti.
And fsse,xi. hui no,le that wear n sh~' "ean
but they should n.s mourn in heIslr-sn~s''
=. fl, one last. She has hut a~crrdsd the
noun, alma IL her inheritance. I~' them ~A'A
In tis~ Light Of her msm v'rtn~.--'" her ~ 81"
PIE s.d an With = '~'~ aud purity VET 'h'"'
r~,ar,nb = the deep G,nn,a'n " her i~.drr"~-.
he, i.,cn,. devotion To- The s.w'~d ria'ms ~
I,~s home AID hou .-...lj. srd the s"n-cs'a'bn'
.,,r made If her heari ani -ssr.'r. Il" hm WIS
d;.,~l I'd III. vlonm "f The gru~ i'c ~ "~HN
l., the ,ai,."t cline "fshc "jx' :" Dc P''i's''
where.
..vir,e~,e,,. nses death. Ia her srp~a.
The ,eisI Nv. IT ti.a,eus ~'efnsI year
Feb 17,h, 1854. ."
u,x. Ia hi. pace m Sunday w~snu Z ''~ w
a. h M. ~, 'hnr hu, l~,nful ,ih.s-s Wt ". n
o.,. on in la~ e ", 1--ph rs,h" IN M
sub ,,s, a h. sr~ i~a,tns family and MANY rr's
t,ns,e and fr.~,sds to msonfn lie '"-s,
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MM Psaiher ~kus-. nv t~as skins; fes
lsODO wheel, the hgh--' mark~t1'r~e sill
b. paid ~ Shnv~p'rt .i.n,f tho tinldrn -.
die, T~sss a.. ci1'o.s'e the rsvkss. by
\sElCEk d 90.
Oce. J. laS3 ull-N.
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Srsrw or TExAs. CoUNrY ov lIAKHss">'
County Cpur, peri"i~'"g % tie esiaies n
ftrrdsri psrso"s

Wm = Ilc,,nn frr HIM r|f s"d n. snsrlisn Il y.
=. r.,a,s AID estate ii >-ri,-n J. tt"fi". lanes
iLr,oa and Mary " ilons .c,me ~" against
Thams. " jj.s,ao nn,i H-n.s, z. IIdfsu. .t.cuti'-
Of L. ii,siou. .frc.n.ei
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!. 3. q
.eeia vide % 'ls
hses.at. Iesas A'SssMgy. 49,.
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Marshall. Texas, MsrrL 3 1888. ":sj-;
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-14
Plantation and Negroes
For. SRHR.


fElEIE undersigned offers bis vaInabIs Plan
lation on Wofe's Lake--0 miles from
Yagoo City, tCgether with 100 Negroes, the
NJ pIes, Horses, attic, Hogs. and farming
utensils Oh the place. The tract Of land
contains about 1900 acres, Of which 400
acres h now ia high state 81 cultivation;
the larger portion of the balance e sUAcepti-
BILE of cultivation improvements cons
sisting Of s Gin House and Negro Cabins
are new and 81 the best qHainya
OF the Negroes. there are fifty hands, the
balance young AMI likely. VIII sell with
the above, the crop made on the plantation
the present yeaf-cottnn excepted. I viii
sell the whole 10 a good purchaser for fair
price, and on long time
For particulars, persons wishing TO pur-
chase, will cali on N. q. s. s. Z. Nye Of
Yazoo City, or the undersigned near Benton.
THOMAS 4. GRAYSON,
Yazoo city, aug. 20, 1853. 7@6t
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-14
MISSISSIPPI NY2SE2l rs
LocATED NEAR YAzoo CRY, MISS.


HVHE subscribers take great pleasure in
II announcing 10 their friends, and tho
public generally, that they have now on
hand, nd ready for sale the coming fail, one
Of the choicest collections Of FRUIT TREES
to be found anywhere in the South. Their
assortment is very large and complete--the
tress are healthy and well grown-and pri.
ces as low as can possible be afforded. The
following are some Of the Leading articles
with prices annexed:
Pears. 81 each $50 per 700, Apricots S each
Apples, 25c each $40 pr 100 Nectsrines soc"
Peaches, Csc 6 $50 6 Plums, 81 q"
Strawberries, soc per doz. Cherries, So {"
All articles sent from the Nurseries care
fully labelled-eecurelY packed. and deliver-
ed in Yazoo City free of charge. Orders to
receive attention, must be accompanied by
cash, or good New Orleans, Vickshurg or
Yazoo City reference; and addressed to the
subscribers al Yazoo city, Miss.
N. B. Persons nnacquainted with the diff
ferent varieties of Fruiis, would do well 70
state for what purpose the trees are wanted,
and leave the selection to the proprietors.
C. B. SWASEY 81 co. !.
august II, $50. Som.
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Princeton female Institute,
PRINCETON, Ky

AzAHNtI e - UNI III vi
FE1IiE Trustees beg leave ID call the attention
ol parents and guardians to the superior
advantages IF this Institution. It's pleasantly
situated n one of the most healthy and pleas
ant towns ID southern Kentucky, Id the midst
OF 9 refined and enlightened community afford
ing . safe and pleasant home for the student.
i Is easy Of access, being within II miles Of
the Cumberland river at Eddyyille,and so miles
Of the Ohio at Smithland, with both 81 which
It isin daily communication BY stages over ex-.
cellent roads. The course Of studies and the
system Of instruction are as thorough as Ii any
similar Institution IN the State; and every facil-
lty Is Afforded for young ladies' to acquire a.
thorough acquaintance with all the branches
of female education.
The Institute is under the superntendance
of Dr.. ]. II. JUREr and his lady, whose moral
worth combined with superior literary andscien.
tiic attanments and long experience pre-emi-
nently qualify them for their position. South
eFners themselves, by birth and education, we
think they have peculiar claims upon the South
for patronage.
The FOURTH SESSION win commence on the
lst Monday Of September next.
Terms per Session Of 10 months.
Board 3 Tuition in Iitery Departments 100 COL
Tuition in Music with use Of instruments, 40 90
Text BOOKS furnished at LOUISVILLE prices.
No extra charges whatever.
Catalogues with course of study, regulations,
&c, can be had by addressing DIR. j. H, Jurey,
Principal.
P.B McGo0DWIN, N. D.
+. w. UREY,
JAMES HAWTHON,
g. b. BARBOUR,
7. I. McNARY, n. D.,
Trustees.
Princeton. KY, July, 1858. 1-3t.
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$500 Challenges
.Iobe1sacE's LZol.1Zl lSl1.lll2.


"a n article founded upon Scientific. Principles.
n compounded with purely Vegetable substan-
oes, being perfectly safe when taken, and has
never been known TO fail IN curing the most obst
nate cases. Worms can never exist when this re-
NEEDY is once used, from the fact that Il MOI only
destroys them but removes al the slime aad mu.
Gus which may romail'
TIE TAPE WORN.
This worm Il the most difficult one to destroy Of
an hat lnhabit the human body. II grows 70 an
almost incredible length, md becoming go coiled
and fastened ii the inleslines and stomach as to
produce Fla, ST. Vitus' Dance, &c, which i the
cause Of many going 10 the grave, not believing
that those complaints had their origin from the
Tape Worm; consequently they do not asa the
proper medicines foriheir disease. TO those who
are afflicted with this awafnl foe TO health, r..
commend the use Of my Worm Syrup, and Liver
Pills; the Syrup 70 be takes IN doses 81 TIVE table
spooniuls three times day, shen taae from five TO
eight of my Liver Pills, 70 disloge and pass the
worm. By strictly following those directions, the
most obstinate cases Of Tape worm can be eedis
" cured
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Groceries,
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
YAzoo CoUNTY,

PRoBATE CoURT-Jaly Term, 1853.
To all persons interested in the lands, tene-
menw and Entertainments Of John johnson,
deceased
YOU are hereby cited to be and appear be-
fore the Probate Court of Yazoo county
on the fourth Monday in September, Is53then
and there to show cause, If any you can, why
an order should not be made for the sale of the
following described lands belonging to said de-
cedant. lying and being in the county Of Holmes
in said State, it having been suggested to our
said court that the interest Of said estate would
be promoted thereby, te-Wit: one undivided half
interest in the west half Of northwest quarter
Of section 4, and east half northeast quarter
and west half southeast quarter and southwest
quarter of section 8, township 4, range 2.east;
also, the entire interest IN west half Of north
east quarter and east half Of northwest quarter
Of section s, township IA, range 2, east, and
further to do and to suffer such things as shall
be considered and ordered BY our said court in
the premises.
And it isfurther ordered, By the court, that
this citation be published ii the Yazoo City
Whig fof The space of six weeks.
Witness, the Hon. Gro. b WILKINSON Judge
Of the Probate Court Of Yazoo county, the 9TH
Monday il July, As d, 1853, and sealof said
Court. Issued, August End, 1853
JAS. II. BELL Clerk.
August S. 1853. Dot
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JUST received per steamer Alton, from New
- Orleans, (selected bg myself full supply of
the cheapest Family Groceries. Also, Brandies,
Wines, Fruits, sc. have made arrangements
with an Importing House in New Orleans,
which .enables me by order, to be always pre-
pared Tor both wholesale and retail customers.
have on hand choice brands of Claret Wine,
which can sell at as low prices as can be pur-
chased in New Orleans. Give me CALL
d. TAMBORINE.
Yazoo city, may 81, 1852. 46-tf
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GN STANDS
TILE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
PBoBATE CouRT.
YAz@ CoUVTY--Iune Term, 1858.

YAz0 CoUYTY-Iune Term, 1853.
To all persons interested in the settlement Of
the Estate of Jesse Mckinney, deed
YOU are hereby cited to be and appear be-
Z fore the Probate Court Of said county, at
the Oct Term, 1853, thereof, then and there
to shew cause, if any you can, why the final
account of Kinchen w Mckinney administrator
of JeGse Mckinney, decd should not be allow
ed and his letters surrendered, and further to
do and suffer such things as shall be eonsid-
cred and ordered by our said court in the pre-
misses.
And it is further ordered, that publication Of
this citation be made in the Yazoo City Wing
for the space of sixty days.
Witness, the Hon. GEoRGE b, WILKINSON,
Judge of the Probate court of Yazoo county,
the fourth Monday in June, 1858, and seal OF
said court.
Issued, the 4th Monday Of Inly,A D. 1853.
JAMES II. Belle; clerk.
July S, 1853. b2-6t.
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CLOTHING / CLOTHING

CLOTHING cLOTf1ING!l
III HAVE just received and opened my SPLEEN
did stock Of sentlamen's Fail and Winter
GLOEIII (f, comprising every variety Of style
and quaaty. Gentlemen wishing anything tn
the shane st Coat, Pants. Vest Or Shirt will
as we'll t. cafs end exmine for themselves,
prices rs suit the PURCHASER N HOBSON.
sign of the Eagle.
II addition "a the above, have received the
handsonest assortment IF Boys and Childrens
Clothing ever opened il thi city, and unsuf-
passed lor cheapness. Send the Juveniles t0
I IIOBSON