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n FEW DAYS MORE In few do,

en- FEW DAYS MORE!-In a few da, s
Ia N MORE firmly believe | shall have the fines
assortment of Saddles, Brides, Harness Il,
Whips, Collars &c, &c. that has been offered in
this market for sale since the days of yore | in
hopes that my friends and the public generally will II
and examine my stock without further notice.
Country Sadders and Merchants will find it much to
their interest by calling before purchasing els E.
where. have purchased large and varied
of Saddles, Brides, Martingales, Whips, Spurs Bit
Stirrups &c, &C., expressly for wholesale trade. Ca.
Look out! DANIEL PERKINSON'S is the place I o
buy bargains. Lower end Sycamore street Petersburg
Virginia.
+. 81 am also vey extensively engaged in tts
CARRIAGE TRADE. You shall hear from
particularly in few days ID. J.
Peter sburg, Marchlg-1m
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MOSES LACY.
JOHN D. TERR Y
LACY d TERRY,

Forwarding n Commission Agents,
THE BASIN, LrEcHBURG, VA,
WILL give particular attention Receiving nd
w Forwarding Goods-Also, to the sale of all kin d 8
Of Produce Lbe al advances assignments in har Il.
Only one Commission charged and postage.
N. B.-John +. Terry will devote his time during he
forwarding to the delivery of go DDS consigned
them for shipment through by Rail Road, to wagons
Salem, Fayette, and other Depots completed.
REFERENCES.
VIM II Spillcr
G. Guggenheimer.
I. =. Hoofnagle, Abingdon.
Col. A. Hnpp, Salem.
Cunningham, Hoge 4 Vass Giles, C. II.
Aprl-ts
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nov 23-wly
WS-AgricuIturaI Implements

DLOWS-A gricuIiural Implements
L On hand large assortment of Flows, twenty diff
,rent patterns comprising three horse right
and eft-hand Livingston Co; Peekskill Boston Eagle
I)ouble mould board, Hillside and Sub-soil-Aso, 3
and tooth expanding CuItivatOrs; expanding
and Harrows; single and double COrn-Shelf-
crS Cutting Boxes, different sizes and patterns !;
Patent Thermometer Churn, and variety OF other
farming implements,--also, improved Patent Hay
Presses. The above warranted equal to any ev-
or in this market and will be cold reasonable
at the - .
Lynch6mg, Va
D-Orders by mail promptly filed.
Marchl4-c6tif
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h1SSOLUTION.--ln consequence of recent
~ misortnnes the firm Of Dudey& Yancey has been
dissolved by mutual We propose closing
business at the earliest day, and wish creditors
present their caims for settlement To effect this pur
pose offer Cor sale valuable lot ofground, contain
ing and half acres lying in the City of Lynchburg,
and being the grouni upon which our Factor stood
Also two valuable Factory hands.
April |. 1853 r. l.. DUDLEY.
April 5-.ts q. w YANCEY.
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MAP OF VIRGINIA.

l'l State, exhibiting each County Rail Road Can al.
Post Roads Population of each county, &C., Pr ice
30 cents.
ALSO
Coltons large Map of u. s. in countless s61t70 in
ches, $2 90 ng
United Suites Mexico, California, w. J, showiJ5
the country {. ON the Atlantic to Pacific Ocean 62 q
inches SO 90
The same 49, &c inches. 81 50
Also
Poke; Maps Of U. s.. Georgn. Florida, Missouri
South Carolina, Kentucky and Tennessee-Wcstern
States &c.
Route Book through U. s. and Canada with rou 70
and distances the great lines of travel in each State
Coltons Guide Book through the u. y.
Received South end Commission House by
g. MORSE.
AprI2-ts
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NTOORMAN 4 MARTIN, GRoCERS &

NTOORMAN 4 MA RTIN, GROCERS &
L'I COMMISSION NERO HANTS, Lyachburg, Va,
nre now receivinga large and well selected stock OF
Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware IL Queens
ware, consisting part of the following articles to-w
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns
1900 lbs Sole Leather
200 sacks Liverpool Salt
l40 " Rio, Laguira and Java Coffees
$50 Kegs, box, fence and w. house nails
10 hhds R, and Cuba Sugars
90 bbls Coffee Sugar
10 bbs crushed, ground and clarified sugss
hhds Molasses
10 bblsN o and Sugar-house Moasses
bbls Syrup
90 boxes Adamantine candles (superior)
10 boxes Soap
90 boxes 1OP1 10 and sbt 10 sas
Domes,ics-3-4 "A, Sd, Cd, l2-4 CsneoSres-3-i
A. ITO pair Blankets PULLED Cloths, Sleeps Grays
Bato Linseys Prints, Boots, Shoes &c, &C., &c. all
which they offer to the trade at fair prices.
sept l8--tsc
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e Fine Watches and JeweIry.-Ths
"a subscriber has just received additional sup
- ply of Watches and Jswelry, such would
please the fastidious which he respect
fully invites the attention Of all wanting goods in that
line. Please call and examine my stock, and fyou are
suited both In quality and price. you that
II will be my fault. Call and me, p0vfie-
piariy The goods. and will be accommodating cir
cumstanees will admit OF.
HENRY sILyERTHORE.
N. B.Watches Clock and all kinds Of goods In the
line, repaired in neat and durable style. HIS.
ApriiS-dAefm
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EY'SPECIAL NOTICE.-The famous and lucky
Patapsco Lottery Smal Fry) will hereafter bs dawn
on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday of each week.
Capitals s. 900, $1,000 81, 500 10 of 81 ,00O &c Be
Tickets 81; Halves so cents, Quarters 25 cents full
cae of package of 25 whole tickets in this famous
little scheme will but $l5 halves 81 SO, quarters
50 rs, and II single package draw the four high
est prizes in the Lottery.
Orders solicited through the Post Office.
ER All business strictly private and confidential.
For Prizes either by the package single tickets shares
be surea address your orders the old established
house of
MARION & co.
Baltimore, Md.
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FIRE through to Fincaste, only.-------- Is 90
" " g Buchanan, -" SO
BOYD, EDMOND Il DAVENPORT.
Aug 16--d&cts
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NOR &c. &c. Hen ahoads Sons Patent i'm
l. proved Memorandum Books with Metallic pencil,
Letter and Bill holders, large size,
Tracing and Drawing paper,
Large aud small Bill cases,
Drawing Materials &c, &c. Mt
Aprill4-ts SOUTH END BOOKSTORE.
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lust to hand ON CONSIGNMENT Iarg q
~ lot superior Seed Oats. .
ECHOLS, PRYOR & TALIAFERRO.

CILKS Xc-Just opened, very rich and besut l.
- full dress Silks, Tissues, Barages Solid and FAM y
Mouslins, Ginghams, Lawns, &c.-Call and see
rnar1o-,s DIT PETERS
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GAIT, $50 sacks salt received and forsale BY
be. ~ BIZ sACKETT
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ElNE LICORICE.-21 cases fine Licorice
Il Paste part of the lot very favorite brsnds-juss
received and for sale by LEE & JOHNSON.
feb SITS f&
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-28

stance Of VIM. +. Muse. against his aged
mother, Rachel Muse, and levied UPON hef
personal ehattles, and that the suit vas reg.
ularly dockeled BY the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of Tishemingo county
3. That the record sc the Court seems to
have been nutilutea il manner wholly I'M
authorized by law, By the srasars Of Mrs.
Muses. name from the docket, as Mr. Bonds
thinks. by Nj. Muse himself
a That Mr. Muse does not even dare to
deny that the Attachment was issued. levied
and duly returned to court; which is much
more than | knew when ! addressed my
letter to Col Lewis and Of course much
mole than ! suggested II that same letter.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-28
no the Freemen or the state OF
MISSISSIPPI.

ssE E
Fellow Citizens: or some months it has
doubtless been known to the most Of you,
that was an Independent candidate forthe
Office Of Treasurer Of your State. Ny past
history. as an incumbent of The Office which
now hold. and to which seek to be re.
elected is before you. For nearly seven
years / have been the Treasurer Of your
State. receiving and disbursing your monies
in manner, 50 far as know, acceptable
to all paroles. You are the proper judges
Of my competency to discharge the difficult
duties Of the Office. had hoped no oppo-
sition would have been raised to my Te-elec-
lion, but the Democratic Committee IN the
discharge Of its duty, has placed 4 nominee
in. the field as my opponent. i did not come
out to oppose him, or any other person; but.
he is brought forward as my opponent Il
our election depends upon our several capa-
city to perform the duties Of the Office. ]
submit my past official conduct as evidence
Of my capacity. If party politics be the.
test Of our merit, then we are on par, for.
we are or were both Union Democrats in
1851. and we're both engaged in the defence
Of chat cause.
Something has beon said and written a
bout letter addressed BY me to i member
Of Che Democratic Nominating Committee,
stating that I desired 70 terminate my off.
cial career by the suaragcs Of the united
democracy
did present my name to the Committee,
and present It independently 70 the people
81 she State THIS i did. not until full a
vice was had ii The premises. an, how.
ever, felloWscitizsns, ia tie led as eandi-
date for reelection to ny present Office, and
/ ask your suhrages, not Is my due, but as
tie spontaneous gilt Of q free and generous
people Whatever of merit ! may possess
IS known 70 you, md can only otter nv
assurances that II elected, ny future dis
charge Of duty shall not Be less eficientl
than Che past
would present myself before You - per
son. but be duties q my Office and IS RS.
possibilities even a this critical period I'LL
the hessh 81 on 8. Do ne
q leave lhe once Should You elect me.
fellow .eiti1e1 oan onlg promise as I have
heretofore done to Dc Utmost s. sub
selFe your highest interest nd Should y
he defeated ,elnl Iecol
lection ST pas
many hank ~ former ndn
renain i
OH
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-28
wings. Union men!

Are you al ready or are Jon, getting ready?
One week more. ana the battle has to be
fought. The skies are bright. Our infor-
nation is all cheering. Rogers and Nc
Chung, and Burrus. and James leads. most
assuredly. But remember, that victory
may be lost By supineness, or bad manage
nent. after # may be fairly and truly CON
sidered IS won. See you, that you let not
the victory slip out Of your hands-where
nov you have Il completely and entirely
by any remissness Of mismanagement on
your parts.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-28
The Epidemic.

Wea sill unable to state positively that
there IS any abatement ii the epidemic, yel
it's trae there are fewer new cases oc-
curing owing solely 70 The want of subjects.
as thsre are not over twenty sfive or thirty
citizens il town liable 70 take DC disease.
The heavy frost which re had on Tuesday
morning last. appears @ have had butslittle
effect II checking The progress Of the esii-
leree, as there have several new cases ocs
cured since, and some few have taken rs.
lapse.
We understand that several Of our citi-
zens intend 70 return with their families to
the city in . day q two. We would wan
them against 50 rash an acs. but oafise
then Is remain IN exile until tie epidemic
has entirely appeared andnle atmosphere
becomes perfectly pure.
phe Sexton report shows falling 81
81 one hal II tie number Of deaths from
those q last week
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-28

RELEASE or KozsTA The National In
telligencer confirms the report Of Kozsta's
release. The consent Of Austria is based
on the fact Of the crown jewels Of Hungary
being already recovered Il vas supposed
that Kozsta was privy to the disposition
made Of those articles, and could give in
formation leading 70 their recovery; hence
his arrest. About the last Of August, the
missing regalia we're discovered, and.no fur
ther necessity Eists for the confinement Of
Kozsta.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-28
yVr,insl union lEenl NRnHTvl

KRaiKsl union Nseni k0HRyl
"a one 0eel more yei viii q called upon
to exercise lAs privilege Of lesnen, The
IS 8 hlIelage, md lhe selection o your
rulers ~ i glorious privilege, and IN
thankfulness Of heart Il should be enjoyed
While The people Of other nations groan un.
der calling sergitude: while the serfs 81
drowned and eotonased heads have no voice
Ia The selection 81 their rulers, here il this
land Of universal freedom every man has
90 equal interest and equal rights il the
result Of our elections How important then
docs the duty become, thai 81 should ap-
preeiate the value Of those light and jeal-
ously guard the sanctity Of those interests.
70 possess The proud privilege 81 selecting
your own rulers and Of exercising the re-
publican franchise At tie ballot box, without
zealously and religiously attending to them,
Is i crime against Your SCI interest and your
country Il is as much the duty Of free
man to Yote, as e IS to obey the laws. If
citizens are Indifferent 81 luke-warrn to this
duty, the consequences viii Be pernicious,
Bad officers, crude Legislation. extrayagant
expenditures and yitiated code Of political
morality must follow With inevitable GER
tainty. The security Of q nation does not
alone consist in knowing its rights-they
must be exercised. Of they Uill beimpaired,
il not entirely destroyed, The elective
franchise is the most important right we
possess. and it is one which is the least re-
garded. the most frequently neglected, and
the most disgracefully abused.
Fellow Whigsl Union menl you boast
yourselves 4 party based on principles. II
you would be true to those principles, you
must unfinehingIy support those men who
entertain those principles. The mere lust
Of ofice-the mere elevation Of men to
places Of profit, are incentives unworthy >
freemen; but to vote ticket as an endorse
ment Of pRrNorrIEs, and with desire to
promulgate them, IS proud privilege and
important duty We should never permit
the result Of an election as It merely Affects
Intermediates, to control our voice, action
or judgment. We should take more ele-
waited view. and regard each vote cast as a
pledge to tho maintainauee of principless--
Looking At our duty in this view, We should
never stop to consider whether our candi-
dates can be elected I've should never be
induced to compromise our principles 70
secure Office for friends, while We degrade
and betray our party and our position; but
our aim should be 70 poll every vote posai-
BILE, and let the result stand recorded as the
extent and power Of the political truths We
have organized to advance.
Rally then, Whigsl Union men on the
first Monday and Tuesday in, No mber.
and give strong and united supportto the
gallant champions Of your PRINCIPLES. Do
not falter in your duty; do not degrade the
priyiles Jon enjoy By trafieing away your
votes, and thus compromising the integrity
Of your party. TO have the Offices in the
gift Of the people vsll.Glled this fall, it is
only necessary tevote for The Ticket pre-
scented BY the Conservative Wing party
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-28
We are authofized 70 annoanoe
GEN. WM. CLARK, .

GES. NA. CLARK,
the present incumbent as candidate for
recollection for State Treasurer.
We are authorized to announce B. r
RoBERTs as candidate for Sheriff. at the
next election.
We are authorized to announce Hon. GEo.
B. WILKINSON, as candidate for recollection
to the Office of Probate Judge, at the nextelec-
ton.
We are authorized to- announce Gro. w.
DoUeHARTX, as a candidate for Probate Judge
at the next election,
o. We are authorised to announce WV.
K. SrEAENs, as candidate for Probate Clerk.
at the next election.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-28

~ The last Steamer brings che news
that Russia has declared war aguinst Tur-
key. Cotton has already fallen two cents
with a downward tendency. The sympa-
thies Of the cilized world are for Turkey in
this contest, and in all probability every
power in Europe viii be involved before the
war ceases; as it is plainly one Of aggression,
and an unholy effort after universal domin-
ion on the part Of Russia.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-28

We ask as personal favor, that our
friends in the country viii pay any little ac-
count they may owe this Office on the re-
eeipt of this. 1t is impossible to collect
money in town during the epidemic, and
we find it very difficult to get The money
necessary to pay our current expenses. We
are assured that our subscribers that are in
arrears. viii eheerfullg respond to this call.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-28
Relief for 1900 eitr.

Since eur last publication, the following
contributions have been received By the
Mayor FOR q elief Of the city:
Capt ]. J Hughes, $50; Geo. s. Yerger.
$50 John A. Cason, so; 4. ] sayre. $50
@. D Gibbs, 500. and S25 from 8 citizen
of Che county
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-28
EIecaton TicIze1s.

We shall commence in few days to print
tickets for the approaching election Can
didates who wish their names on the tickets
worked at this Office. must order them i'm
mcdiaiely Those who are not ia town, aud
cannot come, can get them done through
their merchants or friends
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-28


we afe authorized to announce Hon.
N1ltIAM 1EReHR,as 4 candidate iorre-elec-
ion b Office o. Judge Of The High Court
|oi Errors and Appeals lor theFrsl Judicial
bistrict composed oi tie counties 81 Kinds,
1aifen, Naehing ton. olivaf. ll5hkin Scott,
Newton. Lauderdale, kemper Neshoba.
beake Madison Yasg1 H0In sunfow-
er,Attala. Winston. Noxubee and IsSaquena.
We are Authorized q annonnce las r.
WEST, as candidate for Probate Judge Of
azoo county, attlie next election.
We ard authorised Is annoauee ,Mts
.SrEy1Ns, ns q candidate for reelection the
office Of Ranger, at tho next election.
We are authorized 70 announce the Hon.
ton 70 the Office Of Circuit Judge Of the FIFTH
Judicial District, composed 81 the counties of
Hazoo, Holmes, Madison, Attala, IealIe and
Winston.
" "a q JENKINS IS q candidate for fe.elec-
ton TO the Office Of Sheriff of Yazoo county at
the next election. Nat
care authorised 10 announce b. ii TlrrnYs
ESD, 5f Madison county, as q candidate Cor
Circuit Judge 81 The Fifth Judicial Disttict. at
the next election. $3.50 sff
We are authorized TO announce JAMES III
BELL as a candite for recollection ID the Office
Of Probate Clerk, ct the next election.
We are authorized to announce A. n HANDY
Of Madison, as d candidate for Judge " the
High Court Of Errors and Appeals, for the FIRST
District counties: Kinds, Warren, Washines
toni bolivar, Raukins Scott, Newton Lander-
dale, Kemper, Nesh0ba, Leake Madison, Yazoo,
Holmes, Sunhower, Attala, Winston, Noxubeey
AM N1nm nfrno - t.s II ~ III
IVe are authorized to announce WILLIAM
Mar as ? candidate for col b Treasurer, at
the next election. rs
2 ne are authorized to announce MoRsAN
i. FITcH as candidate for Circuit Judge
Of the Fifth Judicial District, at the ensuing
election. aa4 iw
We are authorized to announce E. VAS
soNas acandidate for Circuit Clerk Of Yaz0o
county, At the next election.
We are authorized toannounce THEoDoRn
Do1Y as candidate FOR District Attorney
Of the Fifth Judicial District at the ensuing
election.
eareeuthoFized to announce F.IY. elUAcK-
EEBoss as candidate for Probate Judge of
Yszoo county, At the next election.
We are authorized to announce j. b.
DEAsoN as candidate for Circuit Clerk, at
the next election.
We are authorized to announce PETER B.
COOK as a candidate for county Treasurer, at
the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce S. M.
PHILLIPs as candidate for Circuit Clerk,
at the next election. stssga
We are authorized to announce BENZ. F.
ADAMS as candidate for Assessor, at the next
election.
We are authorized to announce 10. SHERARD
as candidate for Assessor, at the next cleo
ton.
We are authorized to announce WM. R.
WREEE as a candidate for Assessor, at the
next election.
Or We are authorized to announce Alex.
SIXTH, as a candidate for county Treasurer, at
the next election.
or we are authorized to announce Joshua
T.. Russell, Jr, as candidate for Circuit
Clerk, at the next election.
We are authorised to announce W.. III. MAN
GUN, as a candidate for Assessor, at the next
election. -
YAz0o CITY PRICES CURRENT
coRREvTED wEEKLr BY LINK HARRISON.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-28

AsD srLL THEY FALL. e again becomes
our melancholy duty to record the death Of
two of our most valued citizens, Capt. P.
G. Wallis. and Mr. James H. Bell. Clerk Of
the Probate Court
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-28

or We would call The attention Of our
readers to the card Of DR.. Il Laurence in an
another column. The Dr.. informs Us that he
is at Cooper's Well, and will Be here 50 soon
as the health Of the city viii permit.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-28


did noi said again. e sid
plse ~ sha thing, I 4 swear q in.
indefinitely arose rom his seat and Sid,
sHoa cant hlimid q ne. sir when you
kicked him q tie side u breast. He at-
tempted e clineh, o. graphic with you, when
there was 81 immediate rush 70 tie stand
By great many persons. and you were I'M
mediately separated. n 8 few minutes
things came to order, and you went on with
your speech. Ar Singleton replied e you,
when Jour time vas up, and you rejoined.
neither q You making any reference in any.
manner to the difficulty.
We state The facts, just as they are fresh.
ID our memory, without any comments or
opinions
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-28

We regret to learn that difficulty oc-
curred between these two gentlemen at
Carthage. Leake county, on the 18Th inst
But the following statement Of the facts con-
nected with the difficulty. fully exonerates
Col. McClung from all blame il the matter.
We publish the following letter to Col. Nc
Chung. in order that the public mind may
be disabused BY any unfair Or partial state
ment that may be circulated for political
effect, to The prejudice Of Col. Meolung.
1t should be borne in mind, that Colonel
McClung IS remarkable for The high cour-
tesy and polished bearing with which he al
ways treats his opponents, and lie has here
tofore canvassed the State with Gov. Whit
field, Col Featherston, Judge Chalmers and
and others, in times Of high political excite
ment, and has never had adifheulty with
elder Of them, Of with any man upon the
stump. except Col Singleton. They have
met since and spoke as usual, without any
reference to The difficulty
Here Is the letter:
CARrHAer. Oct. Il 1883.
Col a. X. MeClUNe:
Dear EirIIaYing been present n the
discussion between yourself and hr Single
ton On yesterday, We have 10 hesitation il
stating, as you request tie particulars at
tending Gle collision between you.
You we're discussing the Pacific Railroad
and commentipg upon the change you as
legged had taken place Il Mr Singleton's
opinion, and you stated that IL tns speech
Which he had nst made, lie stated shas q
vas sin opposed q lhe road as a.Work Of
internal niproyernsn but = : military Ioad,
lie ding must 81 regarded ii aiHsssht
point ST view Yo6 then legged that heI
s5id &. cons nlienal isg depended spon is
necessity and at e said he aid nsl know
heilisI s nsss 81 bot Isl 81 "a
tionaI defence pndeEo cod n IS Yop
did d dis matter you Lis d
down lis peslisa faa sbfrp.
s hout aia ne such thing
Was hsn sitting upon close
- e.a m en ansN
esa ss Pes|ing
essi.i6n.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-28

FRosT We had a very heavy frost on
Tuesday morning last. The weather isun-
comfortably cold.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-10-28

o. Mr.. " B. pALMER, is our authorized
agent, to collect and receipt for advertising or
subscriptions for the Yazoe City Wing, in New
York and Philadelphia.