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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-31
Female WEAKNfSSgS & COMpl AIMS

No remedy offered to the public has been haU n
sryi1 oHi t'rf'ot Ia rrs'oIRy ALI the incidental c,aos
trrgH!1tiies at the sex, BKAsr's PuInossRy
BAISAa nakrs no ference whether Tia, cement
1iyy,'si0it r,ecss either rcIkn~,-it REGULATES
Alb lay strengthening NE sYsTEM, eq1d.ing Ire cIpsuA
nos. end rothing and dHoyng NERVOUS IRRirsPuiTy
1.itt. .
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-31
sGREil AMERICAN REMEDY

VEGETABLE IlSPIiSl EiTT.'h
A sure, speedy ant pc mah,It Cult Tor Us
pepsia IN ITS worst Forms. This medicine
vii he found 10 cure oil t"mrlaliis Is ar.ing
from disordcrsof the Stomach and Bowel I,
Bllliousness, Yellowness of Skln, Liver
complaints, i'ehiiity Headache, Nervous
ness, Low SPLITS, falp1a'itn - Ito l!,tt
C"suycHess, Ac. &c. ileusc ICfd tic iol
loving crrlitcnie:
Il lad the following from N nlrrn ply
sicinn:
The undersigned beng acquainted with
some ofthe ingredients of lluic.ines' Veg
ctlhIe Dyspepsia HittcrS, and having uscd il
tor SOM time in his practice Nth every de-
Tired effect, he recommends This medicine
srom the certainty ofits OBJECT and gives il n
preference over all preparations in cdic'nc
for that distressing complaint, llyspepSin.
l. HARDENBERGH, NJ d.,
The following certificates from Mr.. Rth
dy,tne celebrated DagucrreotypIst:
Having been alfl cted very severely visa
Dyspepsia together with extreme weakness
it was advised to take Hutchngs' Dyspep,i
hilers AMI hlvr every reason to hcvear
in b,s s1crlec'v cured me- havesInIfrll
10 SYMPTOMS of a return Of the disease and
HE eve from he Effect il had on NE that
WI cure the worst eases Of Dyspepsia.
NJ B. BRADY,
NJ eos Broadway, ~.
The Propri"to~ cfihis medicine hasrecciv
ed many other certificates OF cures. equally
remarkable, oilh yafious diseases for which
this preparation is applicable tntth aho;e
are deemed necessary to satisfy any unprej-
JUDGED mind of its value and superiority
above all other Preparations.
Principal office, l22 Fulton ST., N. y, up
stairs.
Price, SO ceEts rerbottle. oil Gbottles for
81 SO,
R.R. HAZARD & co.
Apothecaries Hall.
Noyl Agent for Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-31
DYSPRPsTA-S@R STOMACH CURED

AGJ NJ Z. &. Z. I,;Bf, f,tJof--
a Drifc"ll, Nali,i-J. s. Douglass, Bristol.
X. G.. Brown, Eaft Git,rWitl q. F.ler, Nst
ick- Briggs & Stcnccr, Wsshirpton ,illsts n
:. Tayhr, kufst,i-. Alien, Bisid, Ito
Works-N. :. Palmer 4 CO., we,terly-Youne,
Wics lord. NJ. Anthony, Fail Rhsr--J Il
,nihony, westpori-sns by ksr,han,, tsrd
Druggists generally.
All orders mo., h. addressed ulv,rs,. h
cc., 3st Ppsnd~cs, Ne. Yo,f
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-31
LIVER-COMPLAINT!

DR.. NATHAN HUBBARD Of stamford, Coaa one Of
the oldest rnd nos' respectable physicaus afflicted
with iry.f OmU1iW many years aud perfectly cured
'y Usiso BRANI'S PIRlFll ING EXTRACT. We could
name hundreds Of olhcr cuses. also cured
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-31
CHANGE OF LIFE.
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach!

Ar 9I to the isonar. md the at iaae a~s-
HE accelerated, and the other q, ,0dav sun
press,f, prevent any of the fa dmes that requenl
" arls. ~ consequence of such cuul..C.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-31

Acclsc bottle uf il medical curative nr''rr
10 H. and consequence, cures more dse'sf, IN niiei is
TIRE. than bottle of any other m.d -
H. iAcn. one bite Of BRANTS PURIFIER VIII cr'r
FOIR TIMES more disease thun one bottle oi SdrHva'L
i,-"ERAETS PURIFIER" would be as cseip ~ Jrn,
PURiFlER is suld for only OSE DOLLAR bottle uit
~ bottle uf il has cured and ert|fr ." cnfnr fpth
re- Saranpara in consequence of 'is hss power AMI Il"
med c efficacy, stonld be fod ut y" ;nns' hnn nr,.p
IN, h,IiDy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-31
NURSING SORE MOUTH. LrCnRRlGi. &c.

"RYroS, GESEsEE Co. y Y, O,. -. 1877.
"h..s-rs VI. T. WALLACE CO. Some time a,. ,vin.
ter my wife became de- iltRrd f, tic effects cf Ia.
erra1d and Nursing Sore Mouth, that she could NOT II her
child perform any household labor. Her mpd eai irSa
varied according To tie advice and prescriptions
the eminent pysc until still exhaust.
I'd useless efforts. Se became skrrIun tim;
the time she commenced akn. Rranrs aIedc,ne sh,
weighed more than yvr pounds but 10y the tIns
.he had taken tnHr boHs Sue became perfectly we'll Tho
cure VcTiecl that size IL enabled ncccs-
Sary luuschud nOi, and gaincd thirty pounds ur h,h in
four weeks ludrs truly, C. Il. GALENTlNE"
The reader will observe ilwt Mr. GtEsTt.E saws on,
sNILI." lie, we ARE informed by T.. s. TLRgy, ESQ. VI
the came nlnce. hns sndied ncdclns.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-31
S:CR0F tll. A
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

u,1 Nfsiciae ia rc,pnct nnd here Is n'nmUm
loi in y,caf .rc, plrcl,d, That DSE BTTLE uf i e"n'
'u'. mare ruuf,il. brunr virw'. mud mcJ'ei p''ey.
u here is cu'aincd in -FOUR notifies of my M''a.
/dfHir ur any slr mrd enc thai has been uar"t
fr .ar There IS pniunied pro,t in uur rnmpitfs, ~
HP ilc uf II great Indian Purifier. ry iih' wrrr =
lSG yr' LNE-ihry ilbi were LAME and ChlfPll
r.h nuw WALk--ilay thai were SICK, SCRoFll lOl .,
pu u.lrrw isc d.rns,d lave been nEAIID and tIEl y
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-31

Y. y. PALMER, the American Nrwspap"
Agent - tlc authorized Agent fJr the Daily
News and aud ilcraI olthe Tunes in the cities o
Boston, New York and Philadelphia, and is duly
empowered to take advertisements and sulstr'r-
lions al the rates as required 10y us. His receipts
will he regarded as payments. His Offices are
3 pston, Scolhy's Building, Court street New
York, Tribune building; Philadelphia, North
west corner Of Third aud Chcsnrt strrcts.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-31
iE ONLY ORIGINAL AED GESUIyA
CLTREHUGH'S
TRIO Op IL e IL DSl
Let those now use
Wac never used before,
Al taose who always used
Now Use the more.
REDCcED FROM ONE DOLLAR
TD Fifty CENTS PER BOTTLE!

'TJI7 Justly ceehra'ed and widely Brown CON
pnHII which l7r sixteen years has met with die
uggUsh-d success wherever u has been introduced
- nov r"lucrd 10 such lrW prize. as VIII raable /
O. ., thin the reach o A. II il the cheapest and
At tstt C no ~ u-e. Iig curative properties are
a I'm lst miraculous Scaid Head : n Rheum STAYS
seuts, AMI AL the numerous utu Ot disnCreeEble
cu'g1rou' sruJt!pns disnppctrmgas If by magic
ITS STR RENGrdGNiNG AND srIHULArIIG
~ es are lnritael, roI.Ing into uct3H the nerves
tli blood vessels which carry NGiriueut iuIpartlng
heslh to hts grcttcsl OluttIfss Hianlpruis a! beau
tfIl head oi hur) to the latest prritd uf life.
tDR HR kDlCAfING DANpRiFF II IL uusIrpas.
SCI. bicIHarg ,hc skin completely of every l'npur.
T., having the Iair neither ~ nmy, dry hat moist
soG rid SILKY. Il is superior to OH to i,rsi The haf
~ il d)'' not sn tie hat oc head dress and kcers
longer moist.
I a. TIU301TEROUS : has g.adueriy rsea in {,
Ypr " "a ila pIn.C, HN liS OHn merits ana not Ike
O." ui.d rid taar.Ur rpigpu on- -. ti'g 20 Lry
li - tlu"eu N Oblivion tu morrow, ual IL lu, be
cge r' ~ ne stlTlr. Oilr. ald loohcd tor bv ,l
o tu Eece-sarits uf the toilet an a.egae che.s:
The hnoVL pugni irlly OI tae inCuPhe1uls has or.
Ctslpuc! many -Hnri"1, articles, heariug outwardly
tat sane name wi ,hl~ctcr. Ladies and Geat!e
men ,ar ,sn: mast "a V,fte be careful 10 ak ar
CLaNH Gu's rRlCD'HEEJU5
Prep ireI b. War LifchlgI, New YOrk, Gnd foI
81" ay as uuiy wi ,ic'ils dul gstall agents.
itLA2C CASNELL,
"a va =. Apcthectries ilali
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-31

Competent persons will tc supplied UP
on the most favorable terms. A Few
more only will be engaged. Address
post paid DR.. a. NJ. Mauriteau, n. Y
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-31
EIundreds-Thousands-
Brant's is the Cheapest |;

n la-r ustd BRdNT'S PURIFIER, nrer hav'u used
tu.'rl ,ii. hr NrSdpvrliGs AMI other nroicGUs rrc
!icn,icd to cure blood Diseases. have decided THAI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-31
A GOOD CUP OF TEA.

IJOW delicious and refreshing is good cup of Tea
ii And how many there arc who pay so cents, and
iven IS cents, pound for common Tea, when they
tan have for the sauie money or less, nice, iresb,
md sweet Tea newly opened, with an aroma and
taste which i'm part delightful, pleasant glow, and
an invigorating influence. All Teas are injured by
being exposed TO the air, and lose their goodness by
remaining long in the chest after opening sucn Is
hot the case with the Teas sold by Reddng & Co.,
at their "China Tea Store," No. l9s WAsHISGroS
sraEEr, BosroN. This store has been in successful
operation five years, and Tea, Coffee, and Chocoete
only are sold there Thousands oil chests Of Tea are
received by the Proprieors, and disposed OF annu.
ally and their stock, for variety OF kinds, Is mol
eaialled in the city. Besides, devong their sole at
ention to the sale Of 1ea il gives To the purchaser
an advantage in knowing where he can always GET
fresh, sweet, and choice qualities, al q
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-31


'k'atEt, I'll a. aL ~ ~ sfsts'
hslA WA ~ N1i.IG sAD Z
iTEl.Y DISrOyrrID UY raUyy,,|
gr,3 c,Irrn
,
R1IWlI'S Rn1lV2iInT nnS9lynt
~ EB
-a2a 1Ao AGa
Eg.2.
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''' ~ Una III ~ "o''' '''hs'
RADNAl'S RENOF hIING RESOLNENT.
1t C}.anses AID pnrfns the blood from all Scroc.
ulou, ,fun,rs; +, eladicutes from tho hpoes and
ni.eI.s Disease Deposits; it ,lec,rifes RI.
d"is ;,!i "a T., Io,i4s ,,s .r,, .,.,, .mr,u..,,
>. .''' - - ar 80. ~ - AMI > "H''i H.
-''.' - '"V W..
'"'' W I'p' S"rL'Hs''
NO. IN2hH'*'
~ iph't!'
p;h -.in"-l.''
91..,s.,,.'i = ,L 'Ia'a.H, .r,,.. RYE! s'r.s,
,.,...''l.,,.,, '' 0O'5"'
- ~ ~ .:"'s 'Ji'eu u'st's's' we "uafs
.'' W ,r,1 -, W., ,A,er'ee'e u, po"e
- ~, ,t,.rIlS,T,r ~ Ii"r taxing H.
'iNH "h"N hioil a
m % .cnn d n"n I~,IS .gc ''o"sS S, rSr'y hS,
'1l'It N lAr bones 'he "us,i'8, the nerves, The
81 tnn --i,,,,n
Tta,. finn, .o.,,.r,. ..,.t
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-31
One Dollars Worth !

How much CANCFR-how much siPHiLls-'iny
prch sIROFI'LA--wil one doHdr's royh of bR iN1'5 )
pVRIFIER cule Read the following statement, Winch
nipu of It's
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-31
E,TERCURIAL DISEASES.

BRANTS PURIFYING EXTRACT is . perfect and tho,
opgh erddicaoy Of al The cecfs @ MrRcuRY any Of the
various preparations Of CALoNEL MERCURY fau he
system and restores the Rood. musces and al he ryts
disss,ed to their original. HEALTHY STATE
GENERAL DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM!
MIA HoLTsTANDER. merchant, O5eriiu. royyam Co..
Ohio December ~ 3i8 and afer having stated bo,,
like n charm the PULMONARY BALSAM had effected
the of his wiie's consnpiivc cough said havs
personally used BRiNT'S ptJRF YIkG ENTRICT
to- general debility of my system and have hesitation
in that u II the best medicine RESTORE and M
vGUskrE Tns SYSTEM that lave used ln rre,v ,a
stance where we have sold BRANTS MEDICINES n.p
iavs yored ey efficacy aud giren NE Bgsr sA1i,f.crox
SALT RH EuM,
MD all impurr slyonr d.,tsei Of N, puop IRE nx.vs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-31
VERY Low PRIC E.

To enable Families in the country to lay in sup
ply for their own use, the propnetors offer Five
Pounds good sweet SoucHoSo ior Sl25 Five Pounds
os.Scr PEKoE for LIS; Five Pounds NisoToso
for $780, Five Pounds Fine YouSG Hys9r Tor So
Five Pounds on Ily.oS for $3.50 aad COFFEE,
ground at their own Mills, Ten Pounds best CuBA nor
sl2O; Ten Pounds best Java for SLIGO; Ten Pounds
best Mocha for 8 80, ground
a1r Orders from the country, enclosing tie money,
NAV be sent at our risk and the package will be
carefully forwarded, strongly packed, Orders by
Express-me Immediately attended TO.
Address REDDING az CO.,
China Tea Store,
lge WAsHISaroN STREET, BosTo
dll 6m COW.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-02-18
southern Lady's Book.


The February number of this. delightful
Southern Spring Violet is before US, A
multiplicity Of other duties have pre-.
vented our earlier notice of this valuable
periodical, as it has come to US regularly
since its first publication. In point Of liter
airy contributions and artistic execution, il
will compare fayorably with works ofsthe
same class anywhere; while its pure, pat
riotic. Southern character should secure il
the whole patronage of Southern ladies and
gentlemen.
The fronticepiece of the present humble,
is embellished with an engraving of George
D Prentice, one of the FIRST poets. essayists
and critics of the day. We hays just to say
privately. and we hope nobody viii tell Mr..
Prentice aboutit, that considering the great
fuss he is.constantly making about his per-
sonal beauty, the engraver or painter or
somebody, must have made a sad caricature
of him.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-02-18

growing out Of territorial acquisitions. IS
yet fresh III The memory Of all. The angry
feelings to which thai fearful struggle gave
rise are not yet composed. and 70 arouse
them again 50 soon might lead 70 cOnse-
quences still more fearful and DISASTROUS.
But above ell things. il we must have more
territory let it be BY peaceful negotiation,
and honest purchase. Let there be no more
iilibustering; no more attempts By private
individuals to involve the country in foreign
war; no more expeditions against nations
with which we are at peace. The present
Executive set his face like Hint against
such lawless and unwarrantable conduct,
and happy will it be for the country if his
successor follows in his footsteps. We ear
nestly hope and trust that he will.
The fourth Of March is, however, close
at hand. when the new Administration will
60 into power. and from its members and
general composition. we will be enabled to
form rough guess as to its future policy.
Until then, all viii be the merest kind Of
speculation.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-02-18
LADY vs.w1rr.-The editor of the Prov

LADY s.WIFE.-The editor of the Provi
denee Journal, who is man of taste, says:
1--WE wish the democratic papers would
call Mrs Pierce the piiffe of President elect
instead of his lady. They are legally mar,
ried, and she is entitled to the name of wife
Besides it shocks all our ideas of morality tc
hear it said that the President elect of the
United States is travelling around SO much
with any other woman than his wife. IF any
of the democratic papers labor under the
impression that the title of wife is not grand
enough, we can assure them that Black
woods Magazine. which is high aristocratic
authority, has fully endorsedit in long and
excellent article, the text Of which was taken
from paragraph il this paper.
IAN anecdote is told of Scotch shop
keeper who declined some request made by
a customer. .Doyou know, said the Gus
toner. that I am the. Bishoplad?' Hoot.
woman, was the answer, I would not do
It if ye was his wife. much less his Teddy
Lady is beautiful word in its place, and
female is proper word in its place, but Ell
Iher Of them employed for wife or woman
IS inshocking taste
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-02-18
TRUSTEES SALE.

IN conformity to the provisions ola Deed
of Trust executed by the late Edward S.
Downs, bearing date the 26th May. 1847.
/ to me as Trustee. for the purpose of secur-
ing the payment of certain notes. in said
deed mentioned. which deed has been regu-
larry recorded in The county Of Issaquena,
and a transcript thereof filelbin the Office Of
the Probate Clerk of Yazoo county, win
proceed to sell at the Court House in Yazoo
city on Wednesday,, tie Esd day Of March.
1853, at public sale. to the highest bidder,
for cash, all the interest which said Downs
had at the time of the execution Of said
deed-or which he subsequently, acquired
in and to certain tract of land now in
Yazoo county-but formerly in Issaquena
county-on Silver Greek, comprising parts
of Sections II and 18, of Township ~,
Range 4, west, and parts of Sections IS and
IA, in Township 12. Range 5, west, and es-
timated to contain 52Oacres.
The title is believed to be undoubted, but
I will only convey to the purchaser such
title as is vested in me as trustee.
JOHN THATCHER, Trustee.
February 10, 1853. 32-5t.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-02-18
re- IN Mr.. Winthrop's address

E In Mr.. Winthrop's address to the
Electoral College of Massachusetts,, he
said that cher electoral vote has been
given twice to George Washington; twice
to John Adams; once to Thomas jefferson
once to Charles Cotesworth Pickney, Of
South Corolina; once to Dewitt Clinton, Of
New York; once to Rufus King; once to
James Monroe;twice to John Quincy Adams
twice to Henry Clay; once to Daniel Web,
ster; once to William Henry Harrison, o.
Ohio; and once to Zachary Taylor, of Lou,
isiana.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-02-18

LUcKY.-One of the editors of the Fort
Smith Ark. Herald. was lately shot in an
ARRAY. and his life preserved by the pistol
ball striking bundle of accounts in his
pocket The Fort Smith man is about the
first individual of the editorial fraternity,
we suspect, that ever received real benefit
by the delinquency of his patrons. Had
they all paid up, doubtless hispockets would
have been empty, as editors are generally
too much in debt to keep money in their
pockets.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-02-18
RtackwoOd,s Magazine.

We are il receipt Of the January number
Of this excellent periodical, republished By
Lenord Scott & Co., 79, Fulton street, New
York. The contents of Blackwood may be
considered under the general heads of clas-
steal literature. biography, narratives, his
torical and fictitious poetry, critical analysis
of new works, &c. The high order of its
disquisitions has long rendered it proudly
distinguished in the department of Greek
and Roman archaeology; while its range of
elegant fiction may be said to discover a
mastery power and skill, unsurpassed by
any of it's numerous contemporaries. Again,
in its biographical department, and nara
tives of voyages and travels, no less than in
its pages on subjects purely scientific, this
admirable Periodical has ever displayed re-
sources PROFESSIONALLY superior to any SINH
lar work in the world. As to its political
opinions, although deeply infused with Tory
ism, to an extent the most jealous partisan
could desire; yet, so witching is its rhetoric
and SO consistently uniform is it in its anti
republican obliquity, that. however obnoxi-
Gus its tenets. it is impossible for the reader
to fail Of being charmed by the perusal of
its brilliant pages. The fact of this distin-
guished Magazine having, for a series of
years, maintained ascirculation in Great
Britain of about 10000 copies-a prodigi-
Gus and unequalled circulation for that coun
try. when the price is 81 so year. will
alone settle the question of its pre.cminent
merits The same remark is equally appli-
cable to this country; it isewell known that
its circulation, even in the United States, is
already far above thatof any other work Of
its class, Notwithstanding the unpalatable
character of its politics. a fact which can
only be accounted for by the transcendent
ability which characterizes its pages.
When we call to mind the names of the
contributors to this sterling work, it is not
surprising that scch high need of praise
should be awarded it in the republic Of let.
tiers. OF the eminent writers who have
graced its pages, may be mentioned the fol-
lowing:-Professor Wilson, better known as
Christopher North, its renowned editor; DR..
Warren, the graphic and brilliant author of
the DIARY of late Physician" and of
"Ten Thousand a-year. works which have
been so extensively popular in are-publish
ed form; R. p Gilly, Anster. Jeffreys. Lock.
hart, James, Lytton Bulwer. DR.. Maginn.
Sydney Smith, and the author of ''Tom
Cringle's Log. -" Cruise of the Nudge" etc.,
works which have been the delight of thous-
ands of readers.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-02-18

we have the Richmond Wing aptly re-
marks. only to bide our time. Develop all
the resources Of The vast territory We now
possess ell it with brave, intelligent and
free people -fortify it at every vulnerable
point-and We can subdue, or rather absorb
at pleasure, and without an effort. all con-
tiguous regions This is our fayorite sort
OF progress-this is the best and surest
means for acquiring universal empire. This
will make us invisible at home-and the
admiration and envy of all surrounding ma
tons. We shall find ourselves the arbiters
of this continent-and perhaps Of the world,
without firing gun. 1t will be a univer-
sal empire, achieved BY peace, by freedom,
by the arts Of civilization land it viii pro-
baby be asdurable as anything human can
be.
But FIVE listen to the promptings of an
unchastened ambition. and seek to grab the
globe in an instant-ifw we prematurely scat
ter our population over boundless regions.
which we can neither cultivate nor defend
land if we ge fillibustering and picking
quarrels with neighboring communities. we
shall become involved in wars, which will
lretard our national progress for centuries
Let US improve the land we have-flI it
with liberty-loving people-guard it at eve-
ry weak point, and to this end augment the
Maryland our progress to greatness will
be more rapid than by any other means. In
80 or 100 years (scarcely a day in the life
of nation we should be in condition to
profit by more territory, and to annex any
which England or France may have prepar-
ed to our hand on this continent.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-02-18
I44O Acres Of Land


TNSHE undersigned, by virtue ofa certain
J. Deed of Trust executed by one John
W. Scott, on the 26th day of August, 1899,
and recorded in the Probate Clerks Office Of
Yazoo county, in Book pages 538, SO and
40, 10 secure the payment of certain debts
therein specified, will proceed to sell al
public sale. for cash, to the highest bidder,
On Monday, tie 18Th day Of AprI nezt,
before The Court House door in Yazoo city
and county Of Yazoo, the following de<crib-
ed trac:s or parcels of land, to-wii: the east
nalf of southwest quarter section q, lhe east
half of southeast quarter Sc ction 6, the sodth.
west quarter of section 5, the east half OF
northeast quarter and the east half southwest
Iuuarter section z, the north half OF section
&, Township ., Range 4. West; the south
Mesl quarter and the west half of southeast
qnarier section %, and The west half north
east quarter section &c. township 9, range 4,
West; the northeast quarter ofsoutheastqua--
Ter section 80, aud the northwest quarter
and the nofthw est quarter of southwest quar-
Ter and the northwest quarter Of the north
east qualter and the northeast quarter Of
southeast quarter section So. the northeast
quarter OF The southwest quarter section Is,
township 10, range 3, west, lying and being
in The county OF Yazoo. ! will convey only
such title as is vested in me by virtue Of said
deed Of trust. The title, however, is believ-
ed to be perfect, the lands having been en-
tered by the said Scott, the Registers re-
|ceipts are now in my possession.
T. T. COOPER, Trus'ee.
February l8, 1853. 80 Ct.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-02-18
Tn GnEAr NArrosAl HranwAr-ArI1s.

THE GREAT NATIONAL HIaHwAY--ATLAS,
TIC AND PxuITIc RAILRoAD.The most i'm
portant measure that could now engage the
attention Of Congress-the.nost important
to the entire Union that Of d Great Ma
tional Highway between the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans. project for which is embod-
iedin Mr. Owns bill, now before the SEN
ate, er the construction of monster rail
road uniting the two oceans. The subject
came up on the 18th inst when Mr.. Gwin
made an elaborate and able speech, in the
course Of which he declared his determines
ton to press the subject continually to re-
suit in some practical action.