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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-14

FRIpAY. ooroBER q. lee.


TnE SULTAN AND the UNITED STATES.
Mr. Marsh, the United States Minister at
Constantinople, is one Of the best Oriental
scholars Of the age, and we are informed is
agreat favorite with the Turkish authorities.
Not long since he returned to Constantine
pie from Athens, where lie had been So
journing for nearly twelve months. to ar
range some difficulties which had arisen be-
tween the Grecian Government and Doctor
King, an American missionary Soon after
he resumed bis post at the Turkish capital,
he had an guidance Of the Sultan, being ac-
companied by the Captain and officers Of
Levant sloop-of-war, and BY Capt. Walker
of the United States Army. The company
was received by the Sultan Ia distinguish-
ed manner. Mr.. Marsh addressed him in
speech clothed in appropriate language.
in which he assured the head Of the Otto
man Empire that the sympathies Of the
President and people Of the United States
were with him and his subjects in their re-
sistance to the designs Of Russia. The Sui
ID expressed much qualification at being
of the good feeling of the Ameri-
can Government and people towards him
and his subjects, and declared that it will
always be his wish to confirm these AMIGA
bic relations
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misciafef MAKERS.


O could there in the world be found,
Some little spot Of happy ground,
Where village pleasures might 60 round,
Without the village tattiingl
How doubIy blest that place would be
Where all might dwell in liberty,
Free from the bitter misery
or gOssip's endless Prattling.
II such spot we're really known,
Dame Peace might claim il as her ownj
And in it she might fix her throne,
Forever and forever;
There, like. a 4 cen, might reign and live,
While every one would soon forgive
The little sights they might receive,
And be offended never.
Wis mischiefmakers that remove
Far from our hearts the warmth Of love-
And lead us all to dsapprove
What gives another pleasure;
They seem to take ones part-but when
They've heard our cares, unkindly then
They soon retail them out again,
Mix'd with their poisonous measure.
And then they've such cunning way
OF telling ilI-meant tales--they say:
'Don't mention what said, pray
would not tell another"
Straight to your neighbours house they 60,
Narratihg everything they know,
And break the peace Of high and low,
Wife, husband, friend and brother
Oh! that the misunderstanding crew
Were all reduced TO one or two,
And they were painted red or blue,
That every one might know them!
Then would our villagers forget
10 rage and quafreL fune and fret,
And fall into an angry pet
With things so much below them.
For It's sad, degrading part,
To make another's bosom smart,
And plant a dagger in the heart
We ought to love and cherish!
Then let us evermore be found
In quietness with ali around,
While friendship, Joy and peace abound,
And angry feelings perishl
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-14

MANN ANDREWS.
June II, SO. 49-tf
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Or The high church party have gained a
loss in the sermon bishop Green's) that has
called out such response, The twelfth chap
ter is especially pointed and strong.
~. q. Oh. Advocate.
Or High church pretentions stand about as
good chance among these "Letters' as an IN.
lucky boy in the midst of a nest Of yelloa0 jack
cts. They are dignifed and respectful. but they
sting all round.-Nasb, Oh. Advocate.
NJ This work viii evidently command an
extensive sale The writer takes strong prac-
tical views Of his subject, and invests the entire
argument with much more than ordinary inter
est. The book viii make its mark, 90 where
It may.-Dr. Stevenson, nj. Book Agt.
or We must say that il some respects the
Letters make about the highest book on Sue
.cession that has been seen. The author takes
the broad common-sense view Of the subject,
and in doing 50 presents some arguments that
the Successionists will find more difficult to GET
over than were the Alps to Hannibal and Ma
poleon.- Lou Ch. Advocate.
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GPOcerie6,
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
YAzoo County,,


PRoBATE CoURT-July Term, 1863.
To all persons interested in the lands, tene-
ments and hereditaments of John johnson,
deceased.
YOU are hereby cited to be and appear be-
z fore the Probate Court Of Yazoo county
on the fourth Monday in September, 1853 ,tlen
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, to-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 5, township IA, range 2.east,
also, the entire interest in west half Of north
east quarter and east half Of northwest Quarter
of section 5, 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 is further ordered, by the court, that
this citation be published in the Yazoo City
Wing for the space Of six weeks.
Witness, the Hon. Gro. B. WILKINSON, Judge
of the Probate Court of Yazoo county, the 9TH
Monday in July, A. D., 1853, and seal of said
Court. Issued, August End, 1853.
JAS. II. BELL, Clerk.
August 5, 1853. lot.
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YAA LOogA - rON = CO..
- - YIcKanrRn


1fackiAists, iron and Brass Founders.
ENGINE AND CARR BUILDERS,
Gin and Mill Work, and All kinds Of Plan
tation and Steamboat work promptly
executed and fully guaranteed.
February 10, 1853. 32-1y.
lust reserved per STEAMER Alton, from New
Orleans, lseleete q b'j myself 4 full supply 81
the cheapest Family Groceries. Also, Brandies,
Wines, Fruits, sc. have made arrangements
with an Importing House in New Orleans.
which enables me BIZ order, to be always pre-
pared FOR both Wholesale and retail customers.
have on hand choice brands Of Glaret Wine,
which can sell at as low prices as can be pur-
chased Id New Orleans. Give me b call.
d. TANBORINE.
Yazoo city, may q, 1862. 46-tf
Virginia Manufactured Tobacco
gHSIIE undersigned Agents, are receiving and
viii be adding to their stock throughout
the season, fresh supplies of the most faVorite
Brands. We aella invoice prices, and guar
antee all Tobacco sold by US to be fully equal
in quality to the sample. We beg leave to call
the attention of the Merchants to our stock,
and request them to call and examine when
they visit our city.
MACMURDO 81 WARWICK,
Is, Gravier ST, Nov Orleans.
Refer to LINK g HARRISON, Yaeoo city, Mi.
nov 26, 1852. 20-t
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IT, a Down East militia captain, On res
ceiving 4 note from lady, requesting the
''pleasiire dt his company. understood II
as compliment 70 those under his conn
riand, and marched tic whole Of them to
tile lady's house.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-14

WHAr is 4 Fop?- Mr.. Stark, III lecture
before the Young Mems Association, Of
Troy, N. Y, gave the following deHnitiOnl
"1he flop is a complete specimen of an
outside philosopher. He is onv-thiFd collar,
one-sixth patent leather, ohe-foarth walking
stick, and the remainder gloves and hair.
As TO remote ancestry, there is some doubt;
but it is now pretty well settled that he is
the son Of taiior's goose. He becomes
ecstatic at the smell Of new cloth. He is
somewhat nervous. and to dream Of tall
or's bill. gives him the nightmare. BY his
hair one would judge he was dipped like
ArchillesI but it is evident that goddess held
him BY the neck Instead Of the heels. New
ertheless such men are useful If there
were no tadpoles, there would be no frogs.
They are not entirely to blame for being 50
devoted to externals. Paste diamonds must
have a splendid setting to make them sell.
Only it does seem waste Of material to
put Eve dollars worth Of beaver on Eve
cents worth Of brains.
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or A country poet has addressed the follow
lug lines "To Laura 2
Them charms Of yourn must soon decay,
With all the charms that youth has brung;
For beauty quickly fades away
Then go il, lady, while you're young.
Nothing like genuine poetry.
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Al intelligent and eltsrprising Chr
nese merchant il Sacramento city, Calitor-
MA, adpeftises among ether articles q traf-
fc, dried worms Ior soup
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-14
By IRIS. Harriet N. Prewett.
THE YAzoo CRY WING
Pm INTkD AND PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY,
~ MS. HARRIEr \. PREV EFT,
81 IEFFEaoN -.

on 5EFFEs0N s3IEEEIe
az Tia VINO viii Be- furnished to aubserib
81 Thtee Dallars pee anglun N advanee. 81 koaF
et paid within month. Five Dollars at 1neeha urine
AD9aRrfseMgNrs win be inserted e the rate 81 81 w
sf s1aaFe ferthe first insertion aud SO Gems Tor eaeh
week lines less, square,
snamber OF insertions required. must be marked on
lie margin Of the manuscript of theg viii BE inserted
n oEbia. aad charged aceordingly
Yearly AdveftisIngs
Faf forty lines or less renewable pleasure, $4,000
NoeoatFant taken for less than one yeaf-and paya0e
half yearly ia advance. ].
Tha privilege of annual ADVERTISERS IS limited 20
VI nnaiate business. and al advertisements Tor the
set Of other persons sent IN by them must PC pala
orby the square.
professional Advertisements.
FOR Ialiaes or less, not alterable 3montis. 81 %
- 10 do DO do GO e " "
rrALL JOE WORK MUST BE PAID FOR on DE-
LIVERY.
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re- The young lady who was carried
away BY her feelings" has been brought
back on wheel barrow.
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s B8,
YAZoo CIV. nIIss.

HAVING purchased the property recently
occupied ~ the Commercial Bank Of Nam
chester. am again prepared TO accommodate
nv friends and the travelling public, and en-
brace this opportunity Of rendering to them my
sincere thanks for their former liberal patFon-
ace, and also for their Kind forbearanee since
the Ere. No effort Or expense shall be wants
.ing on my part "a mike ANinn's Hotel. ID every
department, one of The best hotels ii the State.
RI M. INN.
January ID. 1853. 27tf.
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e0azazag sgDa Arm N0@m DING Mn8oSAKR.
TAEALER III Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris
Pitch, Rosin and plastering hair,
PRODUCE AND GROCERIES.
DEpoT for the Vicksburg manufactured Soap
worth q to 81 cents per pound. And for i.
Lindsey cos Vicksburg Rectifed Wfliskey,
and for James spratt's lightning rods
o. Opposite the Washington Hotel, W8sll-
ington street, Vicksbnrg, June 3, 8. Atom.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-14

"Ifitam, by boy" said tender father
to his son, ''you must be more careful Of
yourself. You have hot the consultation
Of some,
"Don't you believe i; I've got the consti-
ttition Of horse. Dang il, if I don't Be-
he1e I've got Tie constitution Of Che United
States.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-14

NY som said al Old lady, chow must
Jonah have felt when tie whale swallowed
him.
" a iitla down II Tie raotlh suppose,
Vas The boy s reply.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-14
Princeton Female Institute,
.PRHNrH.nnN. Eku


TIME Trustees beg leave to call the attention
2 of parents and guardians to the superior
advantages Of this Institution. Il is pleasantly
situated in one Of thesmost healthy and pleas
ant towns in southern Kentucky, In the midst
of refined and enlightened community ;afford-
| ing safe and pleasant home for the student.
It is easy of access, being within u miles of
the Cumberland river at EddyviIle and 80 miles
of the Ohio at Smithland, with both of which
| it IS in daily communication BY stages over ex-
cellent roads. The course of studies and the
system Of instruction are as thorough as in any
similar Insttutionin the State; and every facil-
lily is afforded for young ladies' to acquire a
Thorough acquaintance with all the branches
lof female education.
The Institute is under the superintendance
1of DR.. J. Fl. jury and his lady, whose moral
worth combined with superior literary and scien-
tifc attainments and long experience presents
nently qualify them for their position. South
erners themselves. BY birth and education, we
think they have peculiar claims upon the South
for patronage.
The FOURTH SESSION will commence on the
lst Monday Of September next.
Terms per Session of 70 months.
Board 4 Tuition in Ilitery Departments 100 90
Tuitionin Music with use of Instruments 40 00
Text books furnished at Louisville prices.
/ No extra charges whatever.
Il Catalogues with course Of study, regulations
&c, can Be had BY addressing De. ]. Il, Jureyi
Principal
p. B. McGO0DWIN, II. D.
q. W. UREY,
JAMES ITAWTH0N,
Ct B. BARBOUR.
g. q. Men AIRY n. 81,
Trustees.
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CARPETING CARPETING
HANDSOME aItieIe e these goods Just
received
new ARTICLE sc Hemp aud Cotton caFpet.
mo two yards Wille. fof cKIslb carpets. tor sale
by Heard $ g.
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Letters to Bishop Green

an Apostolieal Succession, by Rev. r. ABB
" BEY, just received and for sale.by
MANN s ANDREWS.
June II, SO. 49-tf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-26
MEDICAL


HYGIAST1KA.-A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE FOR
neuralgia, tic doloreux, toothache nervous head
ache and rheumatism in the head and preventive
Of commissions any other complaints attendant
early childhood during the period of teething has been
discovered and Is being successfully administered in
the form Of medcated necklace to be worn next the
skin by the patient An eminent German physician dis
covered the virtues Of the valuable medicines of which
the beads Of the necklace made and prescribed tho
mode Of application. The notice Of the public IL not
therefore, called to quack medicine but to q medica-
ment recommended by of the most eminent Of the
faculty, as peculiarly powerful in acting through the
pores Of the kin directly upon the diseased excited
nerves, afordng generally instant and always perna-
nent relief and efectng permanent cure. Patients
who at twenty four hours trial of the medcated neck
lace according to prescription find relief may at the
close Of that period by Immediately returning the same
receive back their money.
SCHUFFNER & EULDENER, 81 Beaver street
TnMosY-I do hereby certify that the composition Of
the medicated necklace offered by Schufner Mudener
10 Of such nature TO unfaingy produce the most
satisfactory results. G. BRAUNIICH, NJ d.,
No. 1856 Henry street, Brooklyn.
For sale by the propristors No. "a Beaver street.
Price q.
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FURNITURE.

DICH ROSEWOOD PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNI.
N ture.-H. STRONG has now In his warerooms very
large assortment of the above class Of furniture Of
usual well known. substantial and fashionable quality
Old customers, and persons now about making their
spring selections to call and the styles and prices
his warerooms $50 Broadway next door to the Cola
more House.
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TyEWKSBURY'S METALLIC LIFE BOAT-THE PRO.
Uietors respectfully invite tho attention Of steam

xietors respectfully invite the attention Of steam
boat and ship owners to the above boats one Of which
Pike and Rutgers streets East river These Ifeboats
cannot be swamped They may be launched or thrown
into the watsri position, whatever and viii always
be right side up side the exact counterpart OF
the other The hull may be divided into any number Of
compartments, that hole should be stove
In any one part she will loose but small portion of her
buoyancy These believed to be the most reliable
hfeboats In any emergency requiring the Of
u % 1esss
in inland navigation A hfeboat Of this kind 1S feet
long fest BEAM and feet deep win carry from thirty
to persons board and sixty seventy more
support themselves by holding on 70 the life rods
Further information be obtained from Phineas Bur
CESS East Boston, Mass, general agent Daniel Dodge
Lovejoys hotel. N. Y; a. v. Mason 254 South street.
and Of J. 8 BUNCE CO., manufacturers, rs Washing
ton and II West streets, N. Y.
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TNO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE ST. LAWRENCE
l. Mining Company.-Notice Is hereby given that
aseting of the stockholders viii be held, at their
Ne IL Insurance Building, No. 81 Wall street. Mon
day, the 7th day of March next at o'clock, p M The
trustees have returned from visit TO the mines and pro-
perty Of the company, In st. lawrence county and will
tSe rnrl 70 LAY before the the state OF
prospeets Of the company. full attendance 10 re-
quested a. matters Of great interest will he presented
~ orvsT y We bssSd Jka0kE LOrT, HsBstsry
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T rT THOSE NOW SHAVE WHO NEVER SHAVED BE-
IL fore, for Grshams Onguent viii force the beard to
grew strong and thick and without stain injury to the
So must use it to be convinced 81 per bottle sent to
any part ofthe country. r. G. GRAHAM 80 Ann street.
Fowler's Buildings
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Domestic Markct.I

BRIGHTON Market Feb N-At market, 900 beef
CATTLE 10 pairs working oxen, IS and calves 2l6O
sheep, and $50 swine Prices-Beef Catte-very few cat
Tie sold before they arrived at Brighton but the
market opened well and the prices Of last week were
tanned and quote to correspond viz extra 81 81
Hrst quality So so So S. second s6 So IS third IS
and SIP Cows and cslves-sales s2S s2 $751; $35 $38
and $42 sheepsaes 49, % IS So IS So % 10 and GIL
swine-A lot Ohio hogs, &C. and7c, and York exc al c
old hogs &c. and CSC. At retail from 7ks. to SIC
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@ DRAPER OFFERS FOR SALE $500, 600 CONVERT.
% BILE per cent bonds Of the Western Vermont
Railroad Company, maturingn New York in 1852, and Sc
cured by mortgage the whole property and income of
the road They bear coupons for interest," payable LIST
March and LIST September and are at the option Of the
holder convertible at any time before 1860 into the cap
tai stock Of the company.
The Western Vermont Railroad is now completed, and
ea1ppd sse roas
adequate to pay good interest on its cost This traffic
is increasing very fast from the natural growth Of the
business of thriving and improving distric-rom Its
position which must the great travel be.
tween New York and Montrealand particularly from the
rapid developement of the marble quarres along the ns
Of the road This section of country produces the finest
marble in America 1t Is Of various qualities adapted to
all the purposes for which marble is used. Quarres
opening out everywhere near the line of this road
from Rutland and Manchester and Arlington, and very
large additional water and steam mills for saving the
tasts from Boston and Philadelphia From this business
alone the Western Vermont Railroad will derive
income which will render the bondhoders perfectly
cure.
The length Of this road is 52,a miles from Rutland,
souhery through the valleys Of Otter Creek and the Bat
with branch AZ miles southeast to Bennington village
At its northern terminus connects with the Rutland
and Burlington Rutland and Whitehall and Rutland and
Washington Railroads. and brings the aggregate through
traffic from these roads to and over the Troy and Boston
road to the Hudson river.
The paid up stock of the Western Vermont Rail
The first issue Of bonds has been disposed Of ex.
cept the short bonds, which the company have
And the convertible bonds now offered for sale viii
clear of the floating debt leaving the company propre
tors Of fifty miles Of excellent road laid with heavy
rail- with depot grounds and buildings, and ample
equipment, costing in all including the expended profits
Of working less than $40 900 per mile which it is
neved is result unparalleled regards chespness of
construction In New England
Since the opening Of the main line Of the road in July
last the receipts from travel for the great United States
Northern Mall and from the transportation of freight
which its equipment only allowed it to undertake eff
GENTLY later in the season. have amounted to SO
The receipts for the current year confidently es
mated $135 900. The working expenses under 40
per cent and the pending negotiations for running the
trains under with those of the Troy and
Boston Company will materially reduce these expenses
and leave net income Of 10 per cent the cost
Of the road which will make the convertible clause in
the bonds offered of great value to purchasers The
Board Of Directors has been recently reorganized and
consist Of the prominent along the line OF the road
where the stock is almost entirely owned
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ITO BUILDERS.-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
i ceyed until Monday, the It'll day Of March next at
twelve o'clock for furnishing the materials and doing
the work necessary for the erection and finishing Of
new primary school building the north side Of Thirty
seventh street between the Tenth and Eleventh avenues
in the Twentieth ward. Separate proposals win be
ceived for the mason work and materials for the
carpenter work and materials and bidder may, In ad-
dton, propose for the whole. The plans and elevations
be at the Office Of Thomas Jackson the archi
tect No. ITO Broadway, Of whom, Of either the
derSgned printed copies Of the specifications be
procured, and to any whom proposals may be de-
lvered Tho school officers the right to reject
any bid not deemed by them the best for the public
interest. Dated New York, February II, 1858.
JOHN G. BUTLER. Chairman Of School Officers,
HENRY MCLEAN Secretary. Twentieth ward.
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FOR SALE.
dh1O0 Ann PROPERTY FOR SALE CHEAP
DlUU.OUU.-Three new genteel three stor,

SIUU.UUU.-Three new genee eth three , story
and basement houses finished with marble mantes and
the modern improvements, situated Carroll street.
Brooklyn in good location and convenient the ferry
viii be sold for 50 500 and So 400 remain mort
gage This property bargain. Also, eight full lots
Church street Brooklyn in good location for 81 900
each also three full lots street between
Seventh and Broadway $500 each also thirteen
lots Eighty fourth street. Sixth avenue for $500
each story house and full lot Thirty
Ninth avenue for IS OOO frame house and full lot
Fortyfourth street Eighth avenue, for 50 900
cash. eight lots Ninth avenue, Ninety seventh
street. for $3.50 each houses and lots
Seventh avenue for - 800 each splendid lot,
50x100 on Eleventh avenue, with five four-story build
ngs, for $2o 900; neat, gcnee house. with the modern
improvements, Twenty second street, for 81, 500;
very elegant rst class brick house. with all the modern
very gentee country seats at stamford from 81 500 to
So 600 country seat with Ave acres Of land at Bulls
ferry, a. 000 and number OF other country seats for
sale very low four full lots Sixty street.
Eighth avenue, very low country residence at Harlem.
N. L. SHELDON, So Nassau street.