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~ SsT. r nAyFov AND SAN iA
80 hours Boston t. Chicago in II hours
VIA CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON RAILWAY.
FOUR DAELY TRIMS
First First Trsn-Lighinng Express at1AM.
s TSi1% rrd.t e,r..
Fourth Eap1. :. i s4sru
The roads of this throughout heavy rail-
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND MONTREAL.
First Tran--Igh'nng Express Cincinnati o'clock
cS Si n st. TWRNE GspS
ssy a Ss% s0 at Sa ss wi. Trains sa.S and A.
foI New niagara Fails osdnssag Goatr.a
stopping Go. cnGaaa and
TOLEDO AND CHICAGO.
,os s Gig Erprs, :. l9ss
1y TS,o ErP,ss' Tram MG9aR southern Railroad Chicago
DETROIT AND CHICAGO.
with Il, hsp,s Leaves ca.Sn@ at o'clock
connecting Detroit with Morning spos. Aehsa csa.
Through from ciutus.tito Chicago direct
INDIANAPOLIS, TEERE HAUTE AND LAFAYETTE
Third Fourth TnluEvspius
Oi nd.aspo Tsffs ls and Isf.ys Issa by
EATON, RICHMOND AND CENTERvILLE.
First Thanksgiving Express No. and Second Train
FAsscmmqds;ioa Express O'Clock Hamilton
Fourth Evening Express, 5A5 NJ connects Hamilton
e so9 and Richmond connecting at Richmond with Western Rail
TROY, pIQuA, Ere.
First Trainighnng Express O'Clock w.
with sv i Fg of b r n: connecting sbns a. Dayton
qa Mary. DS Sa tie G &.@ .p an w .s1h
-Four TsEvenipg Express at 54s O'Clock p No. connect. a,
d, ton with Railroad Troy, connecting with Doye
HUNTSVILLE.
Third INSTRUMENTATION at O'Clock Dayton
OXFORD AND coNNERsvILLE
First EnPr. o'clock and Second Train
trains take wss. Stage Co.'s line. Hamilton for Oxford
hi sGG l.s II. sS2t
PARE.
From cncanAti 70 New York via axe Buffalo,
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DRUGS MEDICINES.

WRIGHT 4 CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
-. GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
they offer supply Druggists and Dealers Propsors lowest
wholesale puees,
" Depot Special Agency No. iS CHARITIES ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-24

TNEA-50 half chests Y H., G.. P,
Il Ala Hurricane and Ne,oran Tea now landing sF SIG
ahipa Unieorn and NlaEarA, ard for sale BY @SH
ns =. NJ DALEY IS rahouptoulAs street. Gl1-zllkt
SUGAR LlME-0f very superior quality,
~ made expressly Tor Sngns making, Tor sAle by
90 4. DELAGRAvE 4 co. Il Magazine street
HAVANA CoFFEE-1O0 sacks Prime Ha-
Il yNnA Coffee store and for sale by
% N. sRlEFF 4 co A. and az Old Isvsa
SPERM CANDLES.--25o boxes Sperm Can
% .. GRiRFF a %. % and "a Old Ievee
AMS-60 tierces Canvased, for sale by
% Nv ktNNEpI a FOSTER, rs Tehouptoulas st.
I lME.-2000 hbls fresh Roekland Lime for
= saw oy ltliN S.HAepnL & CO 50 Magazine a. Of
SODA ASlIES-l20 casks, for sale bv
- ssi A, bElAGRAvE co. II MagAI,n. s.rs.t
MACKEREL-5o kits No /, landing
w as CONVERSE co, 81 Tetoupitoos street
a ODFlSH-4o quarter drums, LANDING
~ .9S CONVERSE co, 81 reboupi,oass street
ID ICE-25 tierces fresh beat.
~ IS CONVERSE a co. u Tshouploulss ,tsst
EORN-5l4 sacks, landing from steamer
- Grand Turk NJ DALEY, IS lcbouptoaas .treel 40
r0RN-345 sacks, landing from steamer
! ssrauat No . E. NJ DAILY So Te6oupioulas street 80
EORN-37S sacks, landing from steamer
- Ne Pho. uhTa E ~ DAILY 50 re5oaptoei.. street so
HAVANA COFFEE-i50 bags Prime.
IN sis wv CONVERSE a %. 81 rehoup.0alss street.
STARCH-l00 boxes Fox's, in store, for sale
~ by E J. HARt A co 70 TshouPtosla, sis
EL0UR-4000 barrels Extra and Superfne
IL 81 Louis CONVERSE co. 81 Tsh0aPisoulas sls Nv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-24
DAILY CRESCENT.

DAILY CRESCENT.
: Ixsusrnos on a Tonr-srosE At KrRrISE', ~ YorK-
Hear underneath dis laitl steam.
Las Robert, Earl of Huntington
Meier Arcer az HE - geud
e An pipl ksuld EN- robin neuo,
Sick utlauz hi an Is men,
Vii England nier 81 agen
obi "a Kai Dikssnbsr l51I
Tho aoc.ptrd and bethrothed lover has lost
4he ~;l1srt charms of his maiden in her sccep-
fanoe Of him. She was heaven whilst he pur-
.ned hsr a. = star--she cannot be heaven ifssht
stoops to such one as he--lR w. Emerson.
3 A lady being in want Of a cook, few day
sinoe, published an advertisement in the Phila
dolphin Ledger and was waited on by any
quantity Of Ladies wanting situations; A
mongst them was one who, on being asked some :
questions cut them short with ''Never NINA
about me, Marin, let me see first ifthe place WIN
suit me, then you can inquire ABOUT INC "i'e'
wards
Tur EFvrcr OF FRAUD, ETC. We recollect,
saws the New York Mirror, when boy, OF casu-
aliy oyerbearing tailor tell his book-keeper
that he "must make the good customers pay
for the losses BY the bad ones" The injustice
of such system of doing business made an i'm
pression upon our young and tender conscience
which. instead of being effaced by time, has only
been deepened by experience. 1t exposes at a
single fash the evils of the whole credit system
Ali trades must live--and there must be q bal
ance on the profit side of the accounts. 1t Mr.
Jones fails to pay for his coat, Mr. Brown must
pay double price for his, or the poor tailor must
etarye. steal or beg. The same sort of economy
enters into all mercantile transactions, and the
honest industry of the better half of the commu-
nity has to redouble its efforts to make up for
the frauds and extravaganza of the other.
large portion of every dollar earned by every
man who works for living, goes to support
some lazy scoundrel, some idle vagabond, who
lives like the spider, by preying on the substance
of others And we shall hardly overstate the
evil in asserting that one-half Of the civilized
world is working day and night to support thu
other halfiu idleness and crime
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Second Cabin Passage 40 Cabin Passage Pas
ass ~
IF The ships from Boston call HALIFAX.
ARABIA, Captain Judkins AMERICA, Captain Latch.
PERSIA, Captain Ryrte EUROPA Captain shannon
ASIA, Captain T. g. Lott. CANADA, Captain sloas.
AFRICA, Captain Harrison NIAGARA, Captain Lang.
The above vessels clear white light head green
starboard bow, red port bow.
NIAGARA, Long, from BOSTON, Wednesday, Julvg
AFRICA, Harrison from NEW YORK "Wednesday, Jnly 10.
AMERICA, Leitnh, from BOSTON, Wednesday, July
ARABIA, Judk SON NEW YORK, Wednesday, Jniv ".
EUROPA, Shannon, from BOSTON "Wednesday, Augusta
ASIA, Lott from NEW YORK, Wednesday, August 10.
NIAGARA, Laitoh from BOSTON, Weiue August IT,
AFRICA Harrison NEW YORK, Wednesday, August a.
Berhs not secured till paid for
An experienced Surgeon on board.
~ The q these ships will for Gold
Silver Bllon, Specie Jewslry Precious
Of laing therefor thereof
~ For freight passage, apply
4 Bovl,pp Cs,s.r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-24


cheski How often Do possessing thin dsderaur
dayouty be wished resorhg
and cslorns materials sombnre
deprived them Of times
Injury the siu The fact H. Bulbs sarsapana she cosmetic
Il makes the clear
by coating the surface with poisonous deesus
which Gloss the and check ppaon
particle Of ola
blood making the healthy vigorous giving
minute vessel and changing the yellow
70 the bloom sni freshness youth II the lads
appraised and this
pan mixtures and lotona only
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sADDLERY, HARNESS, ElC

H.. d. b tuRsbuLL. A. LthAtCt''
FENuRNBuLL & co, successors to ,5a-ss-.I
u brewster o.,l Garage RePrs'aTy, ~, IL -
fsys street O-sus CAAiga Hyt.l every dses
tiou VI mad. o order.
IA TURNBuL Ii, Manu'ac,lrst', Newark n J. OH IL"
NEWARK, NJ SADDLERY Ware ES,sfA
~ fioase-ANDREw 9. sutL& GO, 80 c'Ds He9st&
SADDLkEY and SADDLE hkt,
Onut. assortment Of Saddle
Buai.E krug, isfu-ss and Bid !
irAhcr fioy.R sAUDLtts TrlS Trimming eysfy
scfipian n 70. II CANAL aIAkAI,
Jaw ANDREW IT, nULi a ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-24
II ANToeNINI, Manufactarer of BTI1.en


inferns his nu-
merous custom
erH and gentle
men amateurs,
billiard players
generally, that
after diligent re-
searches aud nu-
usrous trials, he
has juatobtainad
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-24

The accepted and bethrothed lover has lost
the widest charms Of his maiden in her sccep-
tance Of him. She was heaven whist ne pur'
mel hsr - = star--she cannot be heaven ifssht
stoops 70 such one as HEIR. W. Emerson.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-24

PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, Etc.
JnHN MeCAkTY, PLUMBER No. Camp direct Ne,.5,i.
s hs and large assortment Of JhSS rnJK
ysggI rS FORCE AN LlF PUMPS BEER PUSiFs st
pOoklNT RANGES BATHING TUBS AND SIIoW IN ,tiiy -
Also LAYING AND REPAIRING LEAD PIPES etI =, -
WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. - '' = '''7"
bhip and Steamboat work
promptly Httendsd 10. ~ CHARGES MODERATE w. " ''te"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-24

Prison *
JOHN WESLEY alght grife gbt is yrsfs od frst 10 n
uehe high md VI lett Says he brloIss 70 d Hun ~
nEtqn Psulrou.
I'll. owner :. III please comply respecting him.
JONATHAN HUREAGL, Wsri"n.
Ne~orls.rs Octoter 90 i-Ss 90 lAsEs
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DRoUGHT to the First District Police N

n ~
TOUCHES black, inches high, abu % old : q
the forehead. Says he belongs to Mr.
Farrell
JOSEPH muaio years old, feet II inches high says he be
longs Nh Adrsn Blanc Black, Parish fsrr-bonnc.
GEORGE Den WOOD black feet 81 inches high 80 yenf' odd
h. III hut Is s-d 10 he runaway aiayu
JONATHAN WOKRALL, Warden.
nj
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DOCTOR BEACRS PREPARATIONS.

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tain, ct
.fsctuslk
.pTon NJ pit
rem
for DiaT-
'rn,sR,Dy.
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Moflst's Pheni1, Bla iss Atomatc,T
WoLFE's AROMATIC ScHEIDAM sCHNAPPs.
Druggist. Merchants all dealers Of the articles
catalogue will their call
sending their bOve, will be fond the
GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES the United
States, and the lowest pueee Please address
J. WRIGHT ~ CO.,
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

YUyHE COPARNERSHIP heretofore existii g
the and style Of JOHN G.
HARDL co.. dissolved by mutual consent on tie sisi May
nltmo per ssed this day before w j. Ca Notary
JOHN HARDILI the Liabilities VIII collect Az debts
the firm. JOHN =. hAhLiLl1
Me- Orleans luna %. 1853. WM H. BATSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07
MR., WEBSTER.

We have recently received the following
complaining letter, to which we give place, as
We are disposed TO be liberal to all aides. As
to pleasing all, that is out of the question,
especially where Mr.. Webster Is concerned.
We feel sorry to have exposed ourselves to
the censures Of our correspondent, but we
hope to be forgiven on the ground that we de-
sire to speak well Of the dead.
I"S' "wednesday, Jan %, ls53
pn.R Sra: Since your rejection OF my oSrnIoI
,ysinst Mr. Webster because 20 long time ma" sapsoI
since be death and becezse 20 mucn nad 10y D
pubEshed in The TribUns respecting NM sAno .-oN
have seen In your columns several eaioss-o ne ~
him. besides the Epeeches MAZE % ILL., " =, .
IN c senate Lat week yen gave "a refiy iu Lepo'H
M enloeies delivered in New4Hayen and Phiiadapnh.
Now Sir il the purpose Of the condactors Oh soar
journsl which pefbsps, ezers wiaer ln.ustee u-
snv ether in our country, 20 give the welgst o. fs nu
enSe IN nod m Sir webster moral man, or as an
ect a admiration tothe young men Of our country
Forty or fifty Columns Of your paper since last Oct0.
ber beve bcen given 10 the praise OF that great oad
oan ana only 40 or three 70 the condemnation Of his
cc,se Not more tbsn two three columns Of Iheo-
Sore Psrker's Serm0n were in disprsise Of Mr. ana
have seen little else % the sumo effect IN ne IritRae
Now Parker's admirable analysis Of Websters
character excering that be passed too Lightly over ms
terrible vices sincerely regret tna 30 few Minister'S
have dared 10 hold up lr w. . AUST repro9ation
am aware thai there j. but lcle potency IN my "O.1
Still am ~ responsible Ter the use OF 4 a. were tne
most ifh.y in the land have endenvoref 20 speak o.
Mr. Webster with only Just severity; and nave yen
very much disappointed that you have refused me the
use Of yCur columns. -
Nv ascourse hes been published, but i VIII no,
reach one tenth part Of the number OF peope Il "oul
reach unpublished in The Tribune Ana wna' u q, ~ -
be depIred even the Thousands snd tens Of thousands
who have known or heard that he was ntempeate ana
sexusIly Bcen;ious viii be gwen 10 undeI5ta9u ~ ~
hs honor ! am sincerely sorry tie case stands as IL
does. Yours truly.
w. A moi eon,iSe that lt nasmuch ~ Ne pued
AZ ~ p,~r had 70 % head. still humby bow 70 me
,.rSnrss Of our tuabe popdont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07
Aztec Writing and The Newell Orleans
Picayune.

New ORLEANS, Friday Dec 81, 1872
IT, the Editor Of The n. Y. Tribune:
SIR: The Ne,c- Orleans PicGyaHe, in its
number Of the lst April last published accoun; Of
volume Of great antiquity which, stated, had
been found in Coaxchenengo the mysterious city OF
Iucaian, and which the writer Of the article sup
posod, might throw some light on the origin OF the
strange and mysterious Of Aziecs. The eircun-
stance that on or two pages OF the volume imna
ds,ey beneath the heroglyphics Inscriptions ia Gre.k
characters, written backward Ia the Oriental style
were discovered, led the synonymous author in Tbs
PicaySEe to The further supposition thu; these hsr2
eyphicsl signs and Greek words were the hand writ
ings of some learned Jewish priest; and that the Azecs
were nothing lees than the direct Descendants Of the
ews emigrHn, from the eastern shores Of Asia one OF
the los, Ton tribes.
When we arrived here from our tour through the
letters from our learned friends Ia Washington and
Boston who requested to call the elltor Of n.
Poasuae and 20 get some more decisive inf1r sou on
the matter. The Eci;or, without giving Us time 20 ex
plain incredibly, Immediately stated ilgi De H,3s
account IL AspaPv A0ar and evideatly displesssl
with its consequence aided as al excuse tia.
the article psbl'Asi tse frs Of Apr. al fools
day. This licensed day for receptions IS every year
literally used by he Editors of Tle PSyss 70 get up
q hoax The deception Of this year must have been
so much greater as the sane number contained on
snoiher page long article o. Ltersry IHp5s:res.r
Yours, Dg KARL scHCllEEil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07
DECISION OF JUDGE pUFR.

Thomas T. Iaries and Otiers Vs. Tee MAJOR fldsrra.s
Sc, q Nae loTL-A motion hes been msde in ts case
for attachment against Oscar " Srureyant one Of
the Aldermen 81 tbs City, for alleged contempt OF the
authority of Ills Court by Of positive disobed
ence 20 il, Lawful process
The maieTa fsc.s that have given rise % the motion
and upon which IL deterninsi0n IN a measure res,s
l shall endeavOE 70 state IN few words
Ga the 9Th o. December last the plaintiffs in their
swu right Al On behalf OF al others the TAX uavig in
hshtIts q this Cry, exhibited their complaint auly
verHed, 20 our Associate CHIEF JRs;ice Campbell wno
on the day. IN conformity 70 TIE prayer " the com
ps!rt and holding that the maitets set forth therein en-
uilCd the plaintiffs q Tie relief demanded granted an or
der Of injunction, commanding and enoiIing iaisT aas
that the dofedaus the Mayor Aldermen and Cotnnnon
ally Of the CRY md eGcA Of tisa shoGa absolutely De-
s,st ard refrain from grnns 70. or IN any manner s
tEOTiLng lscCb sharp AID others (e persons named in
sresoluiion CT which copy was annexed 20 the com
plaut) or any ether person OF persons the right lber
" privilege II lsyng double any track Tor raj
wsy in that street known Broadway IN his Civ
from the South Ferry 10 FIT -riEihst sny rai Iy
wbafever. Tie resolution o. the Common Council :,
which the complaint and Injunction reler IS HDOn i.
face re.0lly ~ Is manifest interest b.; 5y IL express
words grant CT permission sEthOriy, upon cer1an
cen ors and stipulatiCns. 70 Jacob sharp and other
persous ramei rs associates 20 lay double track
fer railway in brusGVsy and WhlfekaN OF Sta,e-st
frCm the south Ferry - FIty nnt-sl. and = render
tie resolution VIXEN finally adopted, eect1al Is grant
uoit ing more required than thai tie persons nsnsd
81 sssccsfe should by wiring 70 be diei with the
The complaint aeged that he resouIon had bf5re ta,
time heen adopted - each Board Of tie slnoa Cogn.
ell and rad beer returned by the Mayor with hs obie
tors % the RcsrG q Aldermen IN which !: orznatei
an sTerTcd tat ttcse members Of each Board ,eOns
tufing IN each majority Of these eectei) by Whose
and declared that they rferdea again % pess TIE sane
Notwithstanding the eb.ectcEs o. the Mayor aud thss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07

SCARCITY OF SALT AT Box ARE AND Turks
IsIANp.-Csp; Dunsoomb, Of the brig Wslhondiny
arrived s this port yesterday from BonAire rd Turks
leland Jan. "a reports being unable procure cargo
OF salt at the former place account Of rs scarcity
He also reports that salt was very scarce and Ign at
T,rks Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07

EARTHQUAKE AT FAYAL-Capt. Merrill, of
ship 81 Thomas arrived yesterday from Cardia Wales,
I'D Fsya reports that there two shocks OF earth
quake at EsyL on the night OF the l2th JSn-one Of
which quite heavy, and caused considerable uneas
meas sIaong the inhabitants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07
ENcRrpIa.

"Who Is this that eometh
UP trm the wilderness,
iesnsng upon her beloved Z
Thou hest ravished NV
heart, my sister my spouse
Theu hssc rGvishel my
heart with one Of thine
eyes, with one chain ofthy
hek. How fair Is Inv Ios-c
my sister = ~ am hlack
but eomely, Dye daughters
OF Jerusalem as the tent.
Of hedar, as the curtains q
solomon Look not upon
me, because ! am black,
because the sun hath locked
upon me; my mother .
children were sngry with
me" REX Sol IN Cant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07

Blu, whose = that sup
phcsting form standing IN
the distaEcet W20 "a that
6zTk.hAired AMI chlil-ke
sister asking permission b
sit around the hearth-sroae
Of her earlier years, and
taste sgsin OF the joss Of
home, tron which her a.
ieerons have never wan
6eredl she Z the same
parents born, AMI Graves
The protection aud gBid-
snee o. her sisters OF ma
tarer ase-tne beneits OF
ne iarrly Union"
Sermo In Senzt. U. : A.
Annex Tex, FEB. -
lSSa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-07
BROADWAY RAILROAD.
Decision on the motion for Attachment against
certain Members of the Boards OF Alder
men and Assistant Aldermen.-Attachment
granted.

A large number Of persons were present at
the Superior Court on Saturday. hear the decision
Of Judge Dger in this case. judges Campbell Boz
worth, and Emmei, who had sai with Judge D. during
the argument were also present, We're at the ap.
propriae table, the strong array Of counsel on both
sides who had taken part in the matter The following
isthe
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-18
Plantation and egroes
Far Sale.

HVHE undersigned offers his valuable Plan
taiion on Wolfe's Lake-8 miles from
Yagoo City. together with 100 Negroes, the
Mules, Horses, altie, Hogs, and farming
utensils on the place. The tract Of land
contains about 1900 acres, Of which 200
acres Il now IN a high state Of cultivation;
the larger portion Of the balance il suscepti-
bic Of cultiVatfon--the improvements cone
sisting Of Gin House and Negro Cabins
are new and Of the best quality.
OF the Negroes, there are fifty hands, the
balance young and likely. will sell with
the above, the crop made on the plantation
the present year-cotton excepted. vii
sell the whole to good purchaser for 2 fail
price, and on long time.
For particulars, persons wishing 70 pur
chase, will call on N. g. & s. i. Nye d
Yazoo City, or the undersigned near BENTON
THOMAS T.. GRAYS0N,
Yazoo city, aug. %, 1853. SN6t
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-18
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
YAzoo CouNFY.
PROBATE CnuRr-Inlr Term.

PROBATE. CoURT-July Term, 1853.
To all persons interested in the lands, tene-
ments and hereditaments Of John Johnson,
deceased.
V0U are hereby cited to be and appear be-
8 fore the Probate Court of Yazoo county
on the fourth Monday in September, 1853,tllen
and there to show cause, if any you can, why
an order should not be made for the sale of the
following described lands belonging to said de-
cedant, lying and being in the county of Holmes
in said State, it having been suggested to our
said court that the interest of said estate would
be promoted thereby, to-wit: one undivided half
interest ia the west half of northwest quarter
Of section 4, and east half northeast quarter
and west half southeast quarter and southwest
quarter of section 5, township 4, range 2,east;
also, the entire interest in west half of north
east quarter and east half of northwest quarter
Of section 5, township Il, range 2, east, and
further to do and to suffer such things as shall
be considered and ordered by our said court in
the premises.
And it is further ordered, by the court, that
this citation be published in the Yazoo City
Wing for the space Of six weeks.
Witness, the Hon. Gro. B. WILKINSON adge
Of the Probate Court of Yazoo county, the 4th
Monday in July, A. d., 1853. and seal of said
Court Issued, August End, 1853.
rAS. II. BELL, Clerk.
August 10, So. 4-6t.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-18
MISSISSIPPI NURSERIES
LncArEn 49, 1890 Gu. ME-.

LOCATED NEAR AGO CITY, Mss
FWVHE subscribers take great pleasure in
] announcing TO their friends, and the
public generally, that they have now on
hand, nd ready for sale the coming fall, one
of the choicest collections Of FRUIT TREES
TO be found anywhere in the South. Their
assortment is very large and compiete--lhe
tress are healthy and well grown-and pri-
ces as low as can possible be afforded. The
following are some of the leading articles
with prices annexed:
Pears, 81 each $50 per 100, Apricots 81 each
Apples, csc each $40 pr 100 Nectarines soc"
Peaches, CSC g $40 s PIums, 81
Strawberries, soc per doz. Cherries, 81
All articles sent from the Nurseries care
fully labelled--securely packed. and delver-
ed in Yazoo City free of charge. Orders to
receive attention, must be accompanied by
cash, or good New Orleans, Vickshurg or
Yazoo City reference; and addressed to the
subscribers az Yazoo city, Mise.
N. B. Persons unacquainted with the diff
ferent varieties of Fruits, would do well to
state for what purpose the trees are wanted,
and leave the selection TO the pfOprietors.
C. B. SWASEY e. co.
august II, SO. Som.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-18
OPINIo1e - - PREss.

OflN4A44M ttA Ats "a 16I4soo.
o. The hiea eAafel have gained a
loss in the sermon [Bishop ean fhat has
called out such a response, The twelfth chap.
ter is especially pointed and strong.
N. o. On. Advocate
Or High church pretentions stand about as
good chance among these Letters as an un-
lucky boy in the midst of nest of gsElo1u jack
cts. They are dignifed and respectful, but they
sting all round.-Nasb, Ch Adrocgts.
Or This work viii evidently command an
extensive sale. The writer takes strong prac-
teal views of his subject and invests the entire
argument with much more than ordinary inter-
est. The book will make its mark, 90 where
it may.-Dr. SteUensoa, III. Boot A9t.
o. We must say that in some respects the
Letters make about the highest book on Sue
cession that has been seen. The author takes
the broad common-seRse view of the subject,
and in doing so presents some arguments that
the Successionists will find more difficult to get
over than were the Alps to Hannibal and Ma
Doleon LOU. Ch Advocate