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q NsENIII AND ENGLISH EnAiIl%IH ~ li"h =" rau
LADIES. W. 81 Nnrt, Charles street. t"rl"'-Ns
IhlIchD B,!tiu'Tc. u,>l:l Ahr
princiImls. Mr.. n. DANIEL, T. FL. ,. and Nc" 49, ,,.rE.
OF Madras. iudr. assisted ~ well qualified "siue ."
teachers rI,. 49,, I,lr- a iu'ti
I'll. object ri ih4 ln-'rntion ~ 20 ah'i"h J w. ~ I'm fa.ati
,.I f,t.L-i .,Iur,,lpu IL all Hose hIhhfhts" . u'''"' a.. -
I, 49, ..I.l,r M, l,,.ts ~ IT,, aeon ,Ishntrt OF ne r"' at,
r.n".y car cyrpirncr ~ IT, FIRST 'r't5i "Inr'l- " 49, 80.
10 - al ,.rrumIn. acquainted with The VI r hiiH" l,Iyfr.g.a
,n,,,u.t lnn; anil .try m"'n""f amongst thrii mn ,,,s a.. et's"
lie most rs r"'i'i''" ann" - 80 INN -
~ ihr Ir"-i"fWH I,n..t .l.,hlr PAR" I hh'
,,... rur all lie IMPORTANT pnipusr- .. a M - 4. ..t,nu!H:
.rh,. nj tnr inuu4 ia,hrs IIry ANS. be s.tihh't" ~ ;" .vu4..",
-, I'M, accommodations. The ceGtra' Ia! S'a'H .,t,n arh
t,r,e. nIry and elegant apartments, ami !" In, NJ ne
- o. rrnas Ium. combine the retirement I"i ,,..nr ~. re
rs : w. ~" ..,I, H. ,Ix,,I,a,s and auIariiot- 81 IA tihiT'h' :"
-iirkrr. ~ Monday. SciLth"'
9Th. 1850. - ~. lad % a;plrhu"
Pn-perlu,e.. srvIns Ia rars'r"tlft' nay ''"'
ulIl.yur. Ausu-; u, i9a!-,Dh" sn.sl
..uEEr have jus. rrr'''f" " -
= LsaG.2= l""rria /" die '''' =" = SMITH q uaRwoop,
Importer. No. =. Main SUI
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REDUCTION oF POSTAGE TO H CONTINENT
OF EUROPE.

VT IN
The Postmaster General has taken another important s'ep
,or;ard facilitating correspondence between the united
States and The continent of Europe by the United States
and Bremen line. The Union is authorized 10 say, maj au'
di,lonal articles have been agreed upon and signed oy me
Postmaster General and MI. K. Schleiden, the resident MN.
ister of the republic of Bremen, modifying The existing post
al arrangement, between The Two countries, by proVldins 't
a reduction of the postage by The Bremen line from ~ u -
cents the single ralc, as contemplated by the order above re-
L,rred TO. States beyond Bremen are TO nave the Ochch' VI
this reduced poe,asc, provided the rate between Bremen anu
sucb States respectively does not exceed he cents-'hus
making an entire postage OF Il siaglc letter 10 or rom any
mar, Of The United States only 10 cents. ioi letters me
German postage on which beyond Bremen is oTor hvc GEMS
rI, -inple rate between ~" United States anu bremen Is :
dr.cd from 20 TO IS cents. II viii be seen that at present
m. German rate is generally seven cents, TEich, aoaeu 10
IN, n makes the whole rare Y cents. So strong an IN
d,csn-nt, however, being offered for a reduction OF Inc Ger
man rate 10 five cents, there lie Hide DOUBT max i VIII very
soon be done.
The postage on pamphlets and periodicals to all foreign
countries r,cept Great Britain and tie west coast Of South
America. has been reduced 10 the uniform rate "i cent al
uuncc-a most desirable Improvement.
Ihs ,oIL,yjuo list has been handed 10 the Union Tor pub
LEGATION:
Rates OF pcsIsgc ON letters 81 The weight OF hall an ounce
and under, by The United States ana bremen iihe :"
u,o,p,rs hereafter ln sail semi. munihiy Between Ne"
York and Bremen, Ia go into = fleet win TIC nrsl outgoing
steamer after the 18th August current:
.nnn, 80 - ~ = u
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We extract the following from the Minnesota Pioneer. II
will be read with pleasure by MI. R"ssrl's numerous friends
IN our city : : South. Side Democrat.
"Secrerary Itusscr Is making friends OF all who become nc
ouainted with him. His unnssuming manners, his frank,
opcn-learled and genIemsnly bearing since he has been in
our midst, hus won the good will OF all"
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ma>"n. on THERMOMETER,

~ EaHG4 rh (. Em. %tTr, - siam %t,,ft i!"hW"tf !"
1n'rLmn, ~ Il. l2ncI"rt, VI. 3n'rlnrL. l. NJ
aa.u-i III. - = 81
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go NiSIItiILr ZEN t"I.o.ird
~ -" III T. l.. I;;iAN. 40" Il rcsrirnt al NLaitviti". oilers I" vac
vIrs rrt1rs amI .Aei. friends. Ihs services III The cnrr al AL CliloN'
lE>. va:
iarcrrs cured from 81 20 90 las, M,.HE >Vellmgsi Ulcers on leg.
Of al cIu!rs, fi-tU'as III ma; Citbnn'l'-, TIin'i', -, ~ aH
Tu,r! nj, ~ without thu Use 81 the kuIur Also. ali S@tiittadS
rrurTs. ~rrulu!a. Bronchitis. Rhr uud;Istr aud Jaun'irc. cured ~
dire. i,yF ~ and, Sfnuli lie ever tan III the cure al any al Tie
...,,. maze! I,.-a-rs. IL. Hishez ih- ,itrrti"m"i all IL .hi- i.irtIru.
lIr: NrrLII.. -ll ~ TIair,
Hunac need tIj,l. .. i.stIE' - !" hr ,Nf'1 t"" hilIs J" I"'
icrt arurr. The treatment - sIpIir ans Easy
Aiirf.l. iu.t hr iir ;anit" trreivs attention..
4 tr.1 On rm. r,:ncru al summer aud lrinn = reefs.
SASu.iLLG. June -, lr".
\. B-Dr Iyar - al III" 'i! siio"i ol hriicIn'F.
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,~.,rSIhG >iIlr, &c. italian Packing YAM. SashC"rd.
ruI,.. Manila E"iE, Iiom }. 10 l.. ~ dianistrr; Tow Lines.
"',i, w SMITH s. HAYWOOD.
,ma lmI0r.rS. M. IS MAN street.
,.TC AIRS. -I!-l ibid. New Df,an- aml P"llci Rice, r. ,ivinG
,ri mf-,i,hy lAu". III FLANAGAN, STOKES Sip
,kU>iI:D SUGARS. ~ UDts. landing, from .tea'tra. '"i
al. Il. tAug III FLANAGAN, STOKES 20
4 tOFFE El-6av bags Rio, l5t bags Iaguyra, ~ bag Lava 1"
L ssI.b b, fAug III FLANAGAN, STOKES co
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snGlErY,

..,r STATE NCl;cl!LTtNht'
Row icr The ..rst time III ae'i'o - -. ,m,u +,
lie Leading members the IEos' cih'"'"'
The Slate. - o,u,nizauop mea-
~ : H.. ,oton for canvassing the State, and allhoueh
SURGE NV, 90, ve, within 10000 OF wha, II 10 reasonably
:" =, ), h, the Society may be considerou Us s'aoiis''c'
:, .,durinu foundations, and as already IN d cohai''o"
:, commence an annual series OF cail'e SHOWS u :" =
,.,,,s unnn the farmers everywhere 10 20 J"S' ~ "se"
:, .,vino each one his aid 10 this great en'c'p'''e' aug" .
:, t.Ii.v., w,tl, q much good 10 The substah'iai prosper
~ and independence of the State. !.
!, ,.,,s 4 membership are 80 low lha' t'e'e ae ie"i u
~ wilh,u, the means OF uniting WIN ~ NV :. ""'' = "
narrow minded and short-signted ia'nier' WIN ;" "' pa''
the piuancc which will make ana keep MN :
RI. fra, ures, Cattle show. uhere is every reas'n . nope
!" ~ -. .-.a .bow, will come ofTat Richmond, the
first week in November, and occupy mos' : ~ :" :"
- - coed, ,.i,h wise, and comnendaole iloeralty,
,..o .roro,ri,,eJ = suuare and Sc 1000 to nj II "p'o' INC 90
o;o,, .m, mo work IS RAPIDLY gong on un"ef NJ urec'oh
- ~ - rj.. , Gentleman Of fine taste anu uhiilatch
with great zeal in the cause.
nm. n,.s If TRANSPORTATION will pass nen''''' % ,' -
cje,v and their fumiiirs-stock ana "' ~
10 and from. gratis. In addition 'h' my - -.
ciely the use of Lafayette Han, "lc'o' ."''e L.,.S
Of the week Of exhibition, appropriate =. ra,;,..;Io,
r,o nroc,icnl agriculture will he dei'e'e" :
gentlemen Of this and other S'a'eS' ". ' .h. :,
cic,v has invited MIR. z. A. Brown " ! N,r n.s .Ynn
uill hc remembered. was here, not "ia'
i,.,. ,f Nil tho different woods used IN "a"u''c'u'e,
:, ,a,,s.,rd some very interesting lectures upon 'a' and
~ "1"' -, .hich ia now all important 10 a great NUM-
sheep hushandry, WHO" % NV"
her OF our land holders. h.I
IN, III. yicws and aims of the Society eS'e"" - "0''""
~. annual cattle show; 10 the improvement u
or the agricultural and industrial interests o ~
ia dev.I,nment Of her vast and varied resources ana ue
".a.,.u.,, of wealth and population, as connected wiz"
.,.sa interests. Its progress in The brief period oil It's
,.,u,, existence has been almost u~neSampled' so mat urea
DIV n portion of us first volume Of transactions mas 0s1"
rr;,,cd with 4 prospect of completion, within The hfs' '"t''e
months. It's organization is effective, and II is ao'e y u
stow 81. 900 in premiums at its hrsl ca'''e SHOW
Nav not the State, much less tho Society, expect every
rnari, farmer TO do his duty; and may we not hope lhai
.v.,v of them will feel that he has an important ana
no,rio,jc duty unpcrlormed, until he has enrolled his name
among Its members1
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COMMERCE. n TRADE OF Tlih oNiihD
STATES The last nuunber OF Hunts Mercnahts Nigga.
,;,s contains an article ON the .'Coun!crcco oil me Couh"S'
IN, writer gives The following summary revue" o' NC nv
,o,,s and exports al all The ports Of The onl'e' o'a''s' ''
The wear ending June &JIh: -. ,x.,,s
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The last uuIibcr OF the Edinburgh Review contains an al
ticle On Education in The United States, IN "tic' Is 'e
following remark
a. f.w ve.,s since the question was asked by a disfin.
pushed d;rine, who reads an American book me CUES.
Iiun now il, Who does not read an American book, journal
or newspaper 7"
This is cool. 1t SO ~happcns that II was Inc EaIhoufsh
Review itself that asked the question now so conplacenuy
shunied off upon the distinguished divine"
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A hfEit-EEli WANTED = "i-h 10 riur'", al ttr"'
" cnrcl Manager uluu a Farm a married man @Ith s'G'ii "h'
~ ireicuci. nome need apt, tnt ,GCh ~ can rome "rIi r."t"
:aen!e!. Apply {" ina. ". i"scr. Am.iIs ,or IN" eaDscTor; q"
inouI. VI. j rho>iE"
Az. il-rAiM
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AWAITED, rr ~" iaI,nce 81 The year. three bie.bo5ri
w men, h, H.. rrpII"rri Ia lie muIlIU. u-HrrnH. Also, two "Dp#
and laisiul I:I.rra. ir thee" tar ~usr- VII bC p4ri hIiaN 1"
.,,, InlE n a lItpk -
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TrSHS EAD &.lsSlIIitlS.- naw hti SurriuraTrts
4 ui Tnrrai and i;aulc iUnicrsirtH tr gentlemen, ~ press, 90
Skinner, Yrty ii.iI; ais" sHs AID other I,mI. at OWENS fashion
able Iuil ILInn stone. opposite American lIulel. Aur. -
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-08
Female Medical College
Of Pennsylvania.

FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION.
"HE next Course Of Lectures in this ms
stitution will commence on Saturday,
October 1si, 1858. and continue ave months
f2l week<) closing on The 25th Of February,
1854. FACULTY.
David =. Johnson, II. D, Professor Of Chenis-
try and Toxieology.
Ellw0od Harvey. Il. D, Professoro Of the prin-
ciples and practice Of Medicine.
fiI6ern Darlington Il. b, Prof. Of Surgery.
Ann Preston, II. b, p fsssof Of Psychology.
Edwin RUSSELL, Il. 81 rofessor Of Anatomy.
Mark g. Kerr, u. b. Professor Of Malefia
M edica and General Therapeutics
Martha H. Mowry, *. ?, Professor Of Obslet-
RIGS and Diseases Of Woman and children.
Almira 4 Fowler, Il. D. Demgnetrat0r q ~ o.
atomy and Chemistry.
Persons wishing further Information as q
terms, regulations. "a. or DESTROYS Of receive
Ing copies 81 lie Announcement,v IL PLEASE
apply, personally d by letter, % me Dean q
the FaeuIIr. DAVID +. JOHNSON, q, p.
149 Arch street, t'ladeif z.a.
Juno 10. 1853. a 81
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-08
LEAVITT's CORN MILLS.

VVHESE Mills are adapted to the purposes
u OF grinding meal. shelling corn or crush-
ing corn and cob; they are put at price
within the means of every planter and others
who may have use for them:
An increase of power is gained oy the
outer shell or cone being made to revolve
round the inner cone or burr, the latter boz
ing stationary. The cost of mill and putting
it up is but trif1e, not exceeding SIS, and
the proprietor feels assured that, when the
utility. cheapness and durability of these
Mills are known. they will take the plaae of
any other mill now in use. Wherever intro
duced, they have been disposed of readily
aud full satisfaction given. Every Mill is
guaranteed to do all that is promised for them
A supply is for sale with our agents in
Yazoo city. who will be prepared at all times
to I'll orders for them. giVing the above guar-
antee. LINK & HARRISON, agents.
Yazoo city, may %, 1853. 46.1y.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-08
The old woman.


GTuy-haired and very old was she,
With many wrinkle where
The rose and lily once had bloomed,
When life's young morn was there;
And often from he dim old eyes
Methought there fell a tear
Upon her knitting work, that told
OF memories fondland dear.
And on her bosom heaved a sigh,
AS from the open door
Shewatched the little ones az play,
As she had played Of yore.
She knew that cankering cares would ccns
To spoil the castles fair
Their little hearts were building high,
For they were butt in air.
She had been young, and children dear
She calledher own, had crept
Behind her chair to s'hide and SEEK =
No wonder that she wept
For they were dead, and these brought back
The memory Of their tone
And drew those tears 70 bathe the flowers,
In menory's garden sown
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-08

Away oil the bank Of LIES bright river,
Far, FAR away,
There will my heart be turning ever
There's where tie bIest ones stay;
All through this vale 81 sil and sorrow,
Sadly roam
Still longing for the dawn Of the morrow
And for the blest ones IL home
All without is dark and dreary,
Every where roam;
@, brothers, how tae heart grows weary,
Signing for the best ones a home,
Through ell earth's sunny scenes wandered
In youths gay morn
How many precious hours I've squandered,
How many mercics scorned:
When seeking sins delusive pleasures.
WEeEched was I,
But now my heart has found treasure
There with the blest ones on high.
All without is dark, &c.
One hour there is forever bringing
Memories Of love;
Twas when my signs were changed 70 singing
the best ones above;
When shall see my Savior reigning
On his white throne!
When will be hushed my hearts complaining
There with the blest ones at home?
All till then is dark and dreary,
Every where roam,
@; brothers how the heart grows weary
Longing for the blest ones at homes
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-08

0TThe Washington Union pretends that
Gen. Pierce's object 10 beatowing 90 much pa
tronage upon the Northern Abolitionists and
Southern Disnnionists i really to put an end
to those factions altogether. Well, i he has
no other purpose in giving the Office but 70 kin
them, we don't know but he i patriot after
all H.upon careful observation oftheir hab.
its, be has come 20 the conclusion, that, b.
throwing them ali the loaYes and fishes, he can
induce them to eat themselves 20 deathshe may
be doing capital thing for the country
Bnt i the Washington organ perfectly sure
that this Is the true explanation s. u. Psirce's
policy Lou Jour.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-08

.gervcd Hin ERfeIlt.v

b A New York youth furnishes the follow
ing statement of bis personal experience
il Boston tothe editor Of New York Week
u Messenger:
In February last was IN Boston A
friend of mine, for joke, advertised for q
wife worth one thousand dollars. Al lady
answered, requesting an interview, under
the assumed name Of !. Adelaide Meek, /
replied to her note apparently ID good earn
est. She wrote again. naming time and
aplace to meet. Imet her. and found her
TO be well accomplished, in the first society,
with wealthy connections. DC. She had ah-
swered for joke. We became interested
in each other. She introduced me to her
relations. whom found to be of the ton.
We were engaged. All her friends were in
favor Of the match except her father. The
18th Of June was appointed for our wedding.
| returned to New York in April She
wrote to get a certificate from the city
clerk where she lived. and hurry up my
cakes. have it. She then wrote me that
as we were so soon to be married, she would
want great many things. and her father,
although very wealthy, would not fit her
out because she would not marry the one be
wanted her to; and therefore she desired me
to send her some money. mailed her the
amount of $500, since when she will have
nothing to do with me-not even to answer
my letters or give reason for cutting me.
Now, what course should take? Can /
make it a case Of false pretence, or would
it be better to bring an action for breach Of
promise? If the latter. mus; not tender
her my humble selfprior to the day appoin-
ted for our wedding? Have a right to-
publish her letters? If so. it will be rich
treat for upper tendon. 7 am bound to have
my six hundred dollars worth some way.
The editor Of the Messenger gives the lad
the following advice gratis:
We publish the unhappy experience Of a
victim IN search Of wife with melancholy
pleasure. for the benefit Of mankind at large.
He appears to have been taken in and done
for completely: As to his $500. no com
plant before any police justice or dread
magistrate Cfthe law win ever bring enc far
thing oft back to his bleeding pocket. since
according to the familiar ruling in criminal
chargesof this nature he prosecutor must
at least have exercised ordinary prudence
The Law will not punish one who merely
makes dupe of another. The question Of
the publication Of the letters is another
horn Of his dilemma. She would probably
fustrate his attempts By injunction. Be
tween Law andlove. his hands and heart are
pretty Wellbound. We advise him to make
note Of his Boston courtship and turn orer
j new Leaf.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-08
The news from China gets more impol

The news from China gets more impor-
tant than ever. The probabili. II Is that the
wealthy and populus city Of Nankin IS IN the
hands of the rebels. and the fate Of the Man
tchou dynasty is sealed though we must not
entirely lose sight Of the partial successes
the imperial forces are said to have occasion
|ly met with. The tea and silk trade seems
to be all at an end, and the greatest embar-
rassment to mercantile transactions of all
kinds is said to be felt everywhere. In the.
Northern districts Of China. there is COM
plete stagnation Of business. At Shangae,
the British Consul has been compelled 10
take on himself the responsibility Of dis
patching vessels without the usual permit
from the Chinese Superintendent of Gus
toms. This measure was necessary by rea-
son of the want Of money to pay the duties
and port dues, and for which the Consul, on
receipt of security, renders himself response
bic. Lou. .sl0ur.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-08
" INNS HOT "a,
d!
VAZOO CITY. MISS.

YAXOO CITY, MISS.
HAVING purchased the property recently
occupied by the Commercial Bank of Nam
chester. am again prepared to accommodate
my friends aud the travelling public, and en-
brace this opportunity of rendering to them my
sincere thanks for their former liberal patron
ace. and also for their kind forbearance since
the FIRE. No effort or expense shall be want
ing on my part, to make Winn's Hotel, in every
department, one of the best hotels in the State.
r. IL. VIM.
January IA. 1853. 27-tf.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-08
iiLoTHINGl CLOTHINGl!

JLoTHINGl CLoTHINGl!
r HAVE just received and opened my splen-
L did stock of Gentlamen's Fail and Winter
CLOTHING, comprising every variety of style
and quality. Gentlemen wishing anything in
the shape of Coat, Pants, Vest or Shirt, will
do well to call and examine for themselves,
prices to suit the purchaser. N w HOBS0N.
sign of the Eagle.
In addition to the above, / have received the
handsouiest assortment of Boys and Childrens
Clothing ever opened in this city, and unsur-
passed for cheapness. Send the Juveniles to
NV H0BSON.
nooKS! BOOKS! "A large assortment
ID of Historical, Biographical, Poetical, Mis-
cellaneous & Fictitious works just arrived fresh
from the northern press. c. T, Mann
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-08
.NcW Ia ug and Book
store.

T II o MPSON d. co.
NHHOLESALE and Retail Druggists have
w removedto their new brick building on
Main Street, next door above Messrs. Allen e.
Barksdale, and have on hand and are receiving
a large supply of fresh Drugs, Medicines, Chem
Gals, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stufs, Glassware, Per-
fumery, Soaps, Books, Stationary, &C., all of
which they offer at unusually low prices. Mer-
chants, Physicians, Planters and others will
findit to their interest to give us call.
Yazoo city, Jan Ia, '53. 2T-1y.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-08
VALUABLE LAND ron SALE.
1853.
: O0PEB'S WELL
sHE undersigned has taken the ENTIRE
4 management and CONTROL of
WE'LL


4 management and CONTROL of
G0OPgReS N7I5AILo
and is now prepared to accommodate the public
A new dining room has been erected, the
SLEEPING ROOMS plastered and fitted with
new furniture and BEDDING, and complete
renovation effected.
ample Accommodations aci9 be Provided for
FIVE HUNDRED GUESTS;
and no more will be received than can be COM
fortably accommodated.
For INVALIDS there can be no more adj
vantageous retreat. The water is highly re-
commended by the medical faculty, and the
aconderJal cures effected by its use almost sur
pass belief. Ample details of several astonishing
cures may be obtained on application at the
Well.
The terms will be moderate. and no exertion
will be spared to make guests comfortable
The Vicksburg and Jackson and Raymond
Railroad will convey passengers to Raymond,
thence 3 miles to the Well. in w H. Smiths
line of NEW FoUR HORSE STAGES. The time
of trip is less than 8 hours from Vicksburg.-
Through tickets from Wick. burg to Cooper's
Well can be obtained at the Railroad depot,
Vicksburg; price 50 90.
Jan 81, '53. 2S-tf JOHN THATCHER.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-08

lust received per steamer Alton, from New
- Orleans, (selected By myself a full supply of
the cheapest Family Groceries. Also, Brandes,
Wines, Fruits, &C. have made arrangements
with an Importing House in New Orleans,
which enables me by order, to be always pre-
pared for 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.
ID. TAMBORINE.
Yazoo city, may 81, 1859. 46-tf