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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-08

@ The following article, which we
copy from tho Wheeling Gazet'e,may
contain information of great import
ance 10 some of our readers:
To Exsourons, ADMINISTRATORS.
GUARDIANS, &c.-Having suffered
from ignorance of,lle change of the
law in relation to the time required
for the settlement before Commits,
sioner in Chanccry ofmy accounts as
Executor, take tho liberty ofcalling
your attention to the provisions ofthe
Code Of Virginia relative thereto
You will find on page $50 of Code,
chapter 1856, Sec. 2, the following pro-
vision:
"a statement of all the money
Which any personal representative,
guardian, curator or committee, shall
have received or become chargeable
with, or have disbursed withtaoae gear
from the commencement of this act
list July, 1867 or, ifhis authority be
tleriredd hereafter, within one gear from
the date of the order comforting his
authority, or within any succeeding
year, together with the vouchers for
such disbursements, shall, within six
mouths after the end of every such
year, be exhibited by him before a
Commissioner of the Court wherein
the order was made, comforting his
authority" m III
The penalty for not settling will be
found in sec. s, same chapter
"Any such fduciary who shall fail
to lay before such Commissioner a
statement of receipts for any year,
within six months after its expiration,
shall hare no compeas alton paaterer
tor his services during tie said year.
AS no commissions were allowed
me, (having failed to settle within tho
time prescribed by law, l deem it but
an act Of Kindness 10 warn you of the
consequences of not settling your ac-
counts annually and regularly.
ONE VINO HAS SUFFERED.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-08
Gleason's Splendid Pictorial Paper.

~ The Home Journal, (Which is
high authority in literary maltersl,
thus notices work which needs only
to be seen and read, to be generally
admired:-
GLEAsoN's PicToRrAL.-We have
been looking overlhe back numbers of
this periodical, and found it very a.
greeable pastime. 1t is moi too much
to say, that several of the late num-
bers are equal to the average Of the
illustrated papers of London. The
paper is of excellent quality-a most
material point in apic,orial journal
the engravings arenumerous, spirited,
accurate and timely; the lelter-press,is
varied and pleasing. The number for
October 9th contains-twenty-two en-
cravings, namely: The New York
Aims House; eleven pictures of the
gold.diggings in Australia; seven of
the great Agricultural Fair at Utica; ;
one ola famous business establishment
in Boston; and view of the sham
fight on the Seine, at Paris-all Of
which are executed in superior
manner. We learn, with pleasure,
that the prosperity of the Pictorial
keeps pace with its rapid improve
ment; and we are assured by Mr..
Gleason that its Improvement will
never be suffered TO lag behind its
prosperity.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-08
CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.
SENATE,k NI "A

Mr. cass presented petition ofthe
Baptist Union Association, praying
f,rlhn in,erposition of the Govern
menl in helialf "fthe enjoyment, by
Americans in Europe, Of Religious
liberty. a.
Mr. Cass urged tie reference of
the pc'ilion to the committee on For
eign Relations, aud strongly adyoca-
ted the measure. A debate ensued.i
The petition was referred.
Mr.. Mason's resolution in regard
To The proposition of England and
France touching Cuba, and calling
on the president for information, pas.
scd, and the Senate adjourned:
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-08
RAILROAD MEETING.

laThere will be a meeting oftha ci,i-
zens Of Monongalia comfy held at
Tho Courthouse, on Saturday, tho,
s,h inst, ut ] o'clock, farthe purpose
of taking thesense Of the. people on
the amendment Of the charter for the
.Morgantown aid Independence Rail-
road; whether or not they wish it to
read eIHtst instead Of East Of indie.
teudeuce. A full attendance is re.
qucsted by MANY CITIZENS. d.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-08
The Tribune on Spirit-Rspplng.

She Tribune has frequently beenc char
g.d with layorjng The views ofthe Rap
pers, as well as other importers and
charlatans. Let those who have believ-
ed charge. read the following, with
which the editor closes long article
on the subject: "
In all these journals, The least inter
.ysting and most silly articles are inva-
riabiy those which purport 10 be oil
spiritual authorship. Generally they
consist Of threadbare commonplace.
Nothing seems SO disagreeable etc the e.
therial writers is a new idea, for they
take special pains never 10 utter one.
Ifthey have any care for their own
reputation, and don't want to bring
their trade into discredit, they will at
once shut up, and hereafter leave their
"mediams" and prophets alone to ex-
pound The. great subject. The esprit.
ual manifestations" are very remarka-
'b!c, and seriously require explanation
ofanother sort than The apodicticalver-
dict Of solemn ignorance that they are
al. humbug. But the "spirits" them.
selves have SO far only proved their in
competence to afford any such espla-
nation. r,Sf s5s n e4
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-08
Weston Sentinel Office Burnt.

We are panied 10 learn that the Of
fee Of the Weston Sentinel, with all
its material, was entirely consumed BY
FIRE on yesterday morning, about |
O'Clock. The FIRE was communicated,
i, is supposed from coal CRATE. Mr..
Owen, the editor and proprietor, had
$3.50 in cash in the Office, which was
also lost. His loss is estimated at So
500. Col. McWhorter, who occupied
a room under the Sentinel Office, asa
law office, lost bis library, valued at
$1,000. The building was Of brick two
stories high. The whole loss by the
FIRE is estimated al 1000.
Y p v '' '.''as Buehauaosn, Observer,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-08
70 Messrs E. w. Tower & Co

% Messrs E. w. Tower & Co.,
whose advertisement may be seen in
another column, have combined their
Book and Drug Store, in splendid
suite Of rooms in the Commercial
Buildings" on High street. 1t is a
source of pleasure, now, to look at
their stock, and much more to possess
any ofthose valuable Rooks-and we
should not be surprised that even a
dose of assgatida should tickle the
olfactories, when purchased at SO cle-
giant depot.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-08
Te the Central Committees in tho
Counties, ana tho Friends Of
Temperance,

Tn conformity With q IesDIu!iOn Of
the Tenperance Convention held in
Stanton, August a. 1852, au address
10 the pcoplc oflhe State il. behalf Of
Temperance, has hcen prepared BY a
distinguished geutlcmal--one of The
committee appointed for the purpose
The address, i, is very important to
publish Immediately. and distributed
IS wilely,as possible, that public sen
fime'!t may be enlightened ana a TONS
90 WIN view 70 SOM, ~, uGf,"i ' I"s
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-08
The Fairnnont True Virglnian, 4 /.

Has changed proprietors, iMessrs.
o'Bannon & Morgan having sold out
to Doct. Joseph w Bro,on, by whom
the p,aperwill be publishediin future
We bid the Doctor. a.hearty welcome
to all tho honors, tolls and emola.
ments (l} of the chair editorial, and
wish ourretiring friend, :,he Major, a
prosperous pursuit. Of The legal pro.
sion-a full share Of che law Ia and and.
the PrsfR. s,. III, ..'i
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-08
CONCERT u 4.

Mr.4BAssErr's Glass in Vocal N1u-
sic will give a CONCERT in, this
place, on Thursday evening next, the
10Th inst, commsncing at 6 O'Clock.
The performances will consist of So.
los, Duets, Ttios, Qaartetts, besides
several performances by the class.
n Due notice ofthe place ofhold-
ing the Concert will be given.
I" aWM. D. SIEGFRlED,
WIN. J. DAuanERrY,,
oua.a' WIN. B. MERRyMAN, y
I. HENNEY,
p L. MERRyMAN, ~
Morgantown, Jan.7. Gomez Arraagcai.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-08
peeuI rg.,.I OF ln.lusss 8 TO Kiss Isl.

Il Owing to q freshet in the, river
three Of the tressels supporting the
track ofthe railroad across The Monpn.
gahela were carried away on Sa,ur-
day LASTLY the large quantity of drift.
This, of course,preven the cars from
crossing the river. But there arc twu
trains onllle west side and one on the
east, which meet attlle river, aud pas;
sengers, &c, are ferried over by the
Company's steamboat from one train.
to the other. andthus the connection,
with but a small loss Of time, is kept
up; The damage will be repaired in
a few days. The engineer, Fink, and
the superintendent, Frebus, have their
entire force employed in preparing
new tresseling, and they are pushing
forward the work with the most com.
mondable energy.--Eaamost Nrg'n.
---,---.; In Jtgtc
M. !. s.....l.. ...,....s..
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-08
NloRGANToWN, Va.
SATURDAY, january 8, ts53.
NEWSPAPER CHANGES.

NEWSPAPER CHANGES.
There are pleasures as well aspains
connected with editorial life. First,
there is what Amos Kendall oRce
called "the excitement of compost
,ion," which,;to the nervous.sanguine
temperament, and to those having
largely developed tho "bump of COM
bativeness,p is certainly 2leasurable.
Then. thesen,ence, kindly spoken by
a friend, Iihave brought you a list
Of new subscribers" strikes the ear
like music; but the jingle Of coin,
upon the table, orthe sight of a pretty,
clean new bank note, with pictures at
the top and both ends, aud a conspic-
uous V orX inserted here and there
upon its bright face-if that isn't
doublc-distilled melody and beauty
combined, we wouldn't say oil
These are the pleasures of an Editor,
and how often they occur and recur,
his kind patrons know best.
But tlereis another side 10 the pic
ture. and a sad sideitis. The Paper
makers bills-and tho Type-Found-
cr's-and the Jour's,-to say nothing
of the Millers, the Butchers, and all
the lest Of those who feed, clotle, tax
and torment you-the grumblings Of
captions readers,-and the threaten
ings Of disappointed writers, who
wish to make of your columns alad-
der to, fame and fortune-all these,
added to the "Stop my Paper" of
the whimsical, and the occasional
Disqualification" or slopiag, of a
dishonest subscriber who leaves for
parts unknown, and forgets to pay
you,-,hese are some, and but part
of the ills to which the Editor is heir
and tits no matter Of marvel that
many who venture their boats upon
these troubled waters are glad to
make The first accessible harbor with
as little loss as possible.
These reflections were suggested
by q few paragraphs in an Indiana
paper, upon which we accidentally
laid hands the1o,her day, and which
reads as follows:-
"The Rushville Wing is dead,-so
also is the Greensburg Rifle, atleast
neither Of them has made its appear
ance since the election. Scott hasre-
tired from the Lawrenceburg Regis
,er, leaving -Torbers sole proprietor.
Green has sold out the Bedford Stand.
ard TO Pearson. Charles Daily has
withdrawn entirely from tho Cam
bridge News. Grubbs Of the New.
castle Courier, has sold out, and goes
into retiracy. Hunt, of the Cam
bridge City Reveille, has also retired
from the editorial department of that
paper-and pe-haye disposed of the
establishment of the Democratic Ban.
ner."
Quite list of changes in one bust
ness, at one time. and in one State !!
But the retiring editors have compile
ted their lessons in this school, and
their Successors are just learning their
A. B. C!s. Wehaye GRADUATED, more
than once, aud knowall about it, and
from our heart we pity the verdant
limb of the law, or the aspiring gent.
us Of whatever science or occupation,
excepting always the regular bred
Printery who expects to wend his
way to either fame or fortune, by
means of a country newspaper. Chill
dren, in their first year, "cut their
eye-teethn upon coin, -o,hers, Of a
larger growth, upon tygpe;mefa a.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-08
A School Teacher Wanted.

We arc requested to state that the
School Distric, at Spring Hill Fur
mace, Fayette county, Pa, is at pres
ent without a Teacher, and that a good
Male Teacher is wanted, at a salary
of SIS per month. For further par
,iculars. address Mr.. John Holmes, at
Spring Hill! (, II I.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-08

There are now in the Female Medi-
-calCollegei at Philadelphia, eighty stu
dents, and among them two ladies pre-
pairing Tor the missionary work among
The heather. s.74I Z
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-08

BALTIMORE, ednssday, Dec. 90, 1852,
fRoJleyyy, ef,Ss5,oOo-The masters
mate mate Of lie sloop-ol,war St. Marys to.
night had a large sum Of money-about
ss5, oO0-in Pennsylvania Bank bills
stolen from him, He, believes that
ihreeimen who were with him at The
pspSot here robbtdhim, and II is suPpgo3.-
ssed'iRey nave gone 70, Philadelphia,
TNloof,lsm wlrenarRed Saunders and
Currai,, ala the latter was seaman on
b9atd'th 81 A1aryS.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-08
7 SUMMARY i.lI 4 ~ OF THE MARKETS.

o ~ . Hsa 81 I /. u
y From The Baltimore American Of the
.2sth December, and the Pittsburg Dis
patch of January 4thgwe CLEAN the fol
lowing market items:-iq y
H. 80 BALTIMORE, Dec. %, 1859.
=, Floua.-2,oO0 bbls Howardstreet flour
were sold, to-day, lat.s5.25. -..i si.,
GRalS.-GOod. TO prime red Wheats sell
atlio8l6ct cts, and whitegdo at ll6al25
els. There i good supply Of Corn
prime white corniis ceiling at ssa6l cisa
and yellow do. d 62a63 cts, Oats are
worth 3sa40 cts. 4 ,..;s AZ j,y,,s
Provisions, &C., are selling at about
The same prices as given las! week Cat
tie and Hogs are about the same. The
American says that ,hereiis no change
worthy Of mote in these iiens.] ~ 4
..i6 sift,s - .fSssTA E68
s.s. XXI. plrrsaune, jan. 8, 1853.
Flour is selling at "a, 80, for sllerfne.i
Wheat sells al SO elss per bushel.
! cloverseed, 1928 per bushel. zi
Flaxseed, sl,lorer Duslseh ,4ll
fButct,--prime roll, u cts. y ~ 'i.i'
Lard, MOL sells at lot cts. . |
salt 81. 40 perbstel. 1ne' ~ l''ts'
Mess Pork, 81 bbls. at sis' Bulk do,
kethessys tending downward. =
Pig ,Melat-AAeeheny sells al $40 per
ton, ol,,,ine. Mouonsahea, $40 cash.
Grocsries.-lohllhs. new, sugar Al % c.
2Otbbls. Molasscs at9Ic. ! mos. t'' Il
Hostile Louisville Courier says that
. nearly 100000 head Of hogs have been
,,vssvss aud pscss4 I's!c this .sa'0H, ii
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-08

saop, Ia Mraeseta--At last dates,
the snow, out al 81, Paal's Minnesota,
vas Oh tie average aloOt deep. !: i !. is $
saidto be tuffootian ahalf deep in The
woods. The aPioneer'' statesthat tits
fsomtw and a hall 10 ithreetfset deep
in Rum River ,pinrry,l qbou! ioomiles
above 81. Paul, ,il,iyDr 5rsI
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-08

; q ..
n You have allheardof "Womp-
sons Msps," readers. Well, we have
that veritable paper on our list ofex-
changes, and the following smart par
agraphs are taken from it :-t
Teacher. "How many points Of
the compass are there 3 eGi.I.
Boy. 1" Two, cast andwest. There
used 10 be four; but as Mr.. Webster
said he didn't know any north or
south, l suppose there is none. x
- Teacher. "Correct-go up head"
DERIVATION OF iuss, TO KISS.
Re.bus-To kiss again.
Blunder.bus-ro kiss an old wo.
man. .2'a
silly-bus-Two girls kissing each
other. ,zt 81 ~ 1ss1an so
omni.bus-To kiss all in the room.
Parson b an excentlic old cler-
gyman of New England, used to tell
his hearers Of both sexes, 10 procure
as many new dresses as possible, be-
cause he found them always more
regular in their attendance at church
us long as!the fashions of their clothes
lasted. 59d - :
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-08
slavery in California.

The N. Y. Evening Post has alet-
ter from San francisco, brought by
tho las, steamer, in which the writer
very gravely expresses the opinion
that there will be Convention of the
people of California to amend and al
Ter the Constitution Of that State, and
,that the abrogationiof tho present an
ti-slayery feature in it will pretty GER
tainly be one of the acts of that body
Many reasons are assigned for this
belief which are very strongly relied
upon. s.7:4 "A * sad al
Profit and Loss,-A correspondent
of the Pil,sburg Weekly Union, from
Clarion, Pa, writes as follows 1--WE
had higher waters yesterday than have
been known for ten years. There
has been great loss Of property on
Clarion aud Red Bank. am per
fectly safe did not lose dollar
About sixteen thousand saw-logs came
down to the mill. Kept them all.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-08

The weather continue. pleasant.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-08

1.-THE following article on Music,
from the Lsckport IN. ~ DailyJour.
nal, is to the point, and should be
widely Circulated
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-08

~ We are to have q \, Boat % Yard
IN town shortly. ssss
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-08

Z ~ All the papers in The State are
respectfully requested 10 copy.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-01
Repairing

I OF all kinds connected with our business, done
with neatness and despatch and all erdeFe for
new work thankfully received and satisfaction.
given. ppril %, 1858. 42~Iy.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-01
Piano FOrtes
TERS, WILLARD 3 co.
NEW ORLEANS.


Corner Old Levee and BienviIe Streets.
HAVE on land and foI sale at the lowest
II market prices, Newton, Gordon, Mur-
dock & co., Old Reserve. Is, and East In.
dia Xxx Madeira, IA years. in bottles, How
ard, March co.., and Oliveras Madeira in
pipes, half pipes. quarter casks and BOTTLES.
Cabinet, Harmony and Amontellado Sherry
in or. casks and bottles. Choice Old Port
Wine in bottles and or. casks. Genuine
Lafette, Giscours and tine table Clarret in
bottles.
Choice oil Brandies, vintage 1895 and
1893, in demIohns and bottles, half pipes
and or. casks J. B. Eodard- Eastllen, 1915,
Jean L. uis and other brands. Sup'f Jamaica
and St. Croix Rum, i'm pnncheons, demijohns
and bottles, demiiohns old Glentevet Whis~
key demiiohns old Bourbon Whiskey, IL
years old. Heidsick, Cream de Bouzy, lie
Roderer and Schridu Champagne. London
Porter and Scotch Ale, in quarts and pints.
Superior Green and Black Teas in boxes,
cannislers and papers. Old Java, Mocha,
Maraicabo, Laguyra, Havana and Rio Coffee.
Jndd's patent and New Bedford Sperm
candles.
Stewarl,s and Coverings double refined
Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugar.
Soft shellea Almonds N r. and LAYERS
Raisins, English and American Pickles,
Ketchups, Sauces and Spices.
Also, an assortment of fine Spanish Cigars,
&c. &c. april 1853. 39-ly.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-01
P HILADELPHI SADDLERY
Warehouse,

Sign Of the Golden HOrSeheGd
No. Magazine ST. and No. Al Canal et.
NJ AGEE & KNEAsS Manufacturers and In
" portsTs 81 SaddIery and Saddlery Hardware,
Harness, Trunks, Carpet Bags, etc, Leather, Ma
terials and Findings for SaddIers., Coach. Trunk
and Shoemaker, comprising one Of the largest
and most complete assoftments TO be found in the
city. PLOUGHS.
Carey, Dudley and Peacock Ploughs Of every de-
scripflon and size. RECALL 4.
|. o. 0. f., Mason- and S. of T.. Regalia and
of every descripuon--the largest
and most complete assortment to be found in the
United States.
India Rubber Betting, Packing, DC.
Magee & Kneass are the principle agents fol
the Boston Betting Company for the sale Of India
Rubber Betting and Packing for steam joints and
boilers; Hose Of every size, together with CON-
pete assortmen ~ OF all descriptions OF India Rub
Der goods, which they offer al the lowest mark Ell
rates; New Orleans, april %, 1883. 3I>tl.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-01
NOTICE.
Notice.

II persons having claims against the
- Estate Of Thomas Ql Reilly, decd, are
hereby notified 10 present The same to the
undersigned Commissioner OF insolvency Cot
said Estate, appointed BY the Probate Court
of Yazoo county at the April Term, 1853
thereof, properly pfobaled according TO law,
before the 4lh Monday IN November next
s. 81. BELL, Cem'r,
Nav s. 1853. 43-6m.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-01

Piano Forte and Music Store.
No SO, c1nr s1fEE4, New Orleans.

lJ0lsO Forte and Music Store.
Ne. SO. ctnP sIrEE4, New Orleans.
!" GUILD respectfully request the attention 81
the public 70 bis large and extensive as
sOrtment of MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRU-
MEhYSof al kinds and descriptions. and also
bic we'll selected assortment or PLANO FORTES.
tom Che factories of The fret makers fhe Unit
led States and Europe. among which are 10 Be
found those Of Al. Etodavt q Co.. Of New York.
Hall and Son, of New York, and Pleyel X Co., oi
Paris. The abOye Instruments-- of the following
kinds: g r AN1, FehIlaGR AN Id. PICCOLD. PIC.
COLO OBLlQUE and SQUARE--are Of the
most celebrated makers In the world. combining
all the late improvements. may be had of the Sub.
scriber, in every style of case, and of g. cid
l-2, 9 sd and ocsavef. They will be sold at
manufactureess prices. Musical Merchandise OF
all kinds and IN any quantity Among others.
the subscriber keeps constantly ON hand the Iaree#
ess and finest selections 0 Accordeons ever bro,l
to The Southern market, which are offered al the
most reasonable rates. GUITARS. manuactur.
ed b. VIM. Hall aud Son, from the most approv
ed Spanish Models. These indictments are OF d 9
first class. and warranted TO stand the climate.
The subscriber has had many wears experlen in
the Music business 10 theaNortherncities, as well
as New Orleans, and is thoroughly acquainted
with the mnutest details of the business, His
stock is the best selected that has ever been in the
Southern market, and his facilities are such thai
he will always have on hadd selected stock of
all kinds Of Musical instruments and the Latest
and Most Fashionable Music. The Musical pubs
lie are respectfully invited to call and examine bis
sock. april s, SO. 39-Iy.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-01

N8U i 3 Ffsnch Bfandy hall pipe
received. md lol sals b , TlMEosH
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-01
Important to Country SaddIers.

Important to Country SaddIers.
= ME subscriber would respectfully in
y form the Trade, that he has and will
continue to keep complete supply of
tSadazery HaTdac0re, Skirsing, HogsEjns and
: EaoDaelLed Leather.
lie would also beg leave to call attention
to his fine 'HoMEMADE SADDLES and HARNESS,
the Victoria Slipper, Spencer's Patent Gig
Tree, &C., DC.
The fact of having advanced wages on
the manufacture of fine Saddles has brought,
and will secure to the subscriber. workmen
of ability. P. C0RBETT.
Yazoo city, Feb 10, 1853. 39-tf