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shop Pennsyyania south sde, between h and l
Lamb. picture frame eers
others having repair by eaynr their
ders culng the above place. order
such that will rsse all syonr ha undersigned with Their
With attention snd moderate cbsges the subscriber
confidently sncipac share Of pahc Old chas
csnsd pau.d w Imitation Grsfsfa for
svors, tn. respectfully soioits of the
I HDBT. N, MAINslIN.
July 6--eolm
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NATIONAL EATINts uoUsE-wALKER 4

NATIONAL EATINfs UoUSE.-WALKER SHADDs
~ Turtle soap.Having by Bombs Of
Turtle
peculiar Style considerable. pains obtain
hne turtles, ~ch viii to-day and
stesks thah challenge conpetou and lest the
hssd impatient for The Ht'nct,
provided qus, rsnrd exquisite picked oysters t Nor
hard end hv,sd crabs,
We fms sappy fresh Norfolk f .heeps
'front.' spo'r, al % thrugl
m the Of establishment
We also length by which
will be In dy II Rhunda so
daring eason, which will take pleasure IN
tnr p n eeussl recherche
soup ready at VI O'Clock families served as usual.
July aa-solw WALKER A sHADD.
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BvJ c. MoouIRE. .uct,on.rr.

TRUSTEE'5 SALE OF HOUSE AND LOFTY virtue of a
deed duly and recorded, subscriber will
sell public sale Monday asnoon August at O'Clock,
the the house portion OF lot No IL In
No fronting IL hassachuseits between iih
aud lIh running back width Of II feet an
alley. .t
The house will small family
The neishborhood is rnpidiy improving saM 4 Na
Terms ouehd soo Of which TO be paid down AZ sale
residue six by bearing
eesI and deed OF trust the ConveyancnB he
purchaser.
Piled days the
right resell the rk purchaser
}. RUSSELL BARR Trustee.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
July o2-eodAds Auctiopcer.
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nIARSBAL's SALE.

DIV virtue Of Of issued from the Clerks OF
hce OF the Circuit OF U.nc of Columbia for th'
Of Washington and directed shall expose TO public
ue Tuesday 10Th Of August at ~ O'Clock
before The Court house OF saih the following dserbe
Enocl
lot No 49, No. lot No ~ In No
half lot No Is square No aa3, in the
Washington seized and lsyisd the OF Enocf
Rdreway, and will be sold iudlcia- Nos 81 aud %,
October tb Robert 'nii C. Ryes and John r. Cal
Ian said Enocb Rdgeway.
II H..... JONAH ID. HOOVER,
July 2o-dts Marshal OF District Of Columbia.
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IL UuowN-s Essence OF Jamaica Ginger.-Thts
preparation oi unusual excellence IN ordinary d
Abga incpien cholef short all of the
hneiions u Is of nrsnab value DunR the
epidemic and of ehdren
individual should
enables system the influences iBcpent disease
| which lurk IN changing climate. Is -#. E.
CHuanBc the genuine which IL prepared
only brown hs drug and chemical nrteaft
finh Phladrphs and or By all the
Apothecae. in United sas and W Washington
~ Marin and u. d. GiuHn, and IN hie1an
drfa, vrrria. ty J. Y. Pierpont.
June 9s-d3m
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By j. &. MooUt eE, Auctioneer.

rpRU5TEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER
by virtue OF deed executed by william puu to
date b. 25th Of July 1912 and ecoed n be
g. oos 2u3 aud 20 the land records OF Wash
county In the D'uiet OF Couh shah SELL on The 6
August o'clbck,
sf lot No ss fronting north,
18th sad li with the Improvements, which
consist OF two tso-story brick hooses Terms cash,
Of complied with within days there
the right Fese said lot the ri.k and
OF the purc,aser pure
EDW. SWAMI. Trustee.
July 26-d JAS. G.. MCGUIRE, Auctoscer.
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ID EERIG ATORS-The subscriber received
II OF ho-e jar r.fgostor
Philadelphia ami which received
Nechanics' Institute
IL used refxe
decidedly IL arranged
each OF food entirely separate removed
current Of cold
aud within each
white, simple venuang conivance the complete
Of the whole apparatus IL insured
prices, with the privilege OF being
turned nthey do in satisfactory, BY
= q. w. BoTELER,
Ans Hall
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nedeated compound fastening soften
diseases of the skin aud external bruises, &c The
OF all used Barry whe
bruises &C. places the head Of all intended
lkr This consideed assertion. Figures
aud ac bear out The sales million Of bottle.
the In cash. 100000 THIS the business viii
thai The number OF orders which daily the depot
aud mannfacio lJ Broadway addressed TO Professor Barry
cosg requiring immediate would scarcely
believed The whocralc desand from 2o 10 1000 bottles
probably exceeding all hair
oued The popularity Of the article everywhere aud the liberal
combine aEidtiy
considerable
reputation well ihtinc For sIe, whole
depot and III broadway, and
by the principal merchants and druggists throughout The untcd
Cansdn Nrieo West lddes Britain
by Parker and James L. Gibbs Washington, d. g. sold In
large bottles. Price IS
May dom
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NOTICE -pnyers.Dedurton fr prompt
that the the 1859 due, aud
office that deduction o is al
lowed by law for The year, paid before the 3 Of
August ensuing n. J. ROCHE,
July Is cotdf Cole
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United States Patent once.

a s.aef F.# 81 j. Washington July lS. 1852
IN the petition Leonard Smith, of York
but Troy New York. praying for the
granted him eighteenth day OF October d. 1884,
for in machines from The
said which place eighteenth
October, eighteen hundred and ifty-three- .aI
ordered said he heard the Patent Once
all notified and show they have
why said petition ought TO be granted.
opposing required file in Patent
Oee objections, specially forth
hearing filed by either parry,
to be used the said hearing be taken and transmitted
Office, which will be furnished
picaton.
this be published Union and
Washington Pennsyivaninn Philadelphia, Pa
Albany Atlas, Albany, ew York True National Democrat New
Hartford, Connecticut week weeks
| previous TO the third day Of October
| Hhf. t1 ~ CHAS. MASON,
E1..HH.. Commissioner of Patents.
PSEos OF the above will please copy, and send their
bills to the Patent Oce with containing notice
1 July + + r. .-..# !.
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DC SE Grades, .xc,-Opetsing 40 d.y.
pieces pure all linen sboe,inr the various widths
40 do idsh lnen., for shirts
fins and collars
do table diapers pnd dsmnsks qualities widths,
Of stylish patterns
do 6ns bird diapers
table napkins, frum medium hne,
designs
IOs pieces Scotch diapers, assorted qualities
do plain NJ plsd cambnc muslius, all qualities
dozen ladics' hose, hH grades
do iadie.' black
pieces fine white nsnnels
do white dotted, and vine muxlns
10 dozen white Alendse quilts, low priced
do ladies' inerino
make pint deal In The best linen only
oa uch be pure, proveray prices
stock of fine black bombsyne. npscas silks Eursb
complete.
Pine black cloths cassimees vengs, of the qualities
! = nj the lowest prices.
IS very cheap coons, of the best shnr
fui of domestic goods
Genisnen'. anibrelss, hafhose, ssure updsrsh
( gloves, and silk and linen pocket handk erchiefs.
| With other desirshie goods arriving daily.
Good articles price,, and fair dealing relied
/ casess FERRY A BROTHER,
| Miss Dormots building, opposite Centre market.
] July 9-eieof
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NENTLEMEN'S GOODS.-Wr have this day opened he fol-
lowing which and choice goods genemena
r alE IA 4 #faa.s.. y 4.
10 dozen fine and pretty styles cravats.
IL do hair stocks black ard cOlo cool and pleasant
SO do lva,ious styles black and faacy silk neck lies .
81 do plain andfancy linen cambric handkerchieis.
25 pieces fancy silk pocket handk echiefs. W.r.
10 dozen Shaker shirts and drawersa delightful article for
10 do gauge merino shirts re- t@# - H8E #Es1
10 do silk shrts .. aa .#.gty .#.es......-
% do drawers.
10 do linen drawers, nice. at-t $3.50
IL do dress shirts q s.tr r.. s.a.. ..
30 do linen collars.
! 100 do half hose cotton, linen aud elk. .u@a
100 do gloves, silk, Lisle thread, and m ..
10 do fine French suspendeTs.
.t@#t04"I sa 29 lt YERBY, TEBBs, & VERIFY
Avenue House, 7th and
June 25--edimif (Intel.l
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EoU REsr-The foursoy house lately occupies
by Nrs. Reed q boarding house
n has been thoroughly repaired, and building
been added TO H.
Inquire at the corner Of 18th and n .....
July oT--3nwu
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Fort wtnnsbago, wtacons,n.
THE United States military Reserve Port Winnebarn Wiscop
containing about four sold
ou IN lots public auction, the lat
day Of September, 1861 at 10 O'Clock, n
The IL located the the Wisconsin For
connected by oana partly
-eve) Of derahe o
The well known the
valuable sites in this section Of the State.
showing the diersion Iocson sc OF the various lots
an he Office previous day of sale,
The of sale cash, specie funds
MAsrEN,
t..a Assistant Quartermnster ". IS, Army.
AS QuARrRRsurEp's Orrtcy,
Port wnnebsso, wis ,rJune Z, 1883
eoarso'hAsg
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SASDs AND cUuMINGs's BRICK MACHINE PATENT
sprss~d United sale of
machine IL thoroughly tested and
nosnced BY practical besnatss throughout e county 70 be The
machine for that has produced "
cs~uy wsked BY he application Of motive power, steam
light the tempered, and AT
hs same lime sir ies moulded 6ye seconds. - the very brI
thus srcelns in apdy Of other machine
for that purpose known.
The ne OF the opy delayed until the
chine be protected sbrosd Mranwhe NJ Co pre-
pared ssxas for the sale of Of territory and 20 give
rood tte 10 The .sins
Ap1y letter psd1 ihef once, 0f s and
suss's, Pos, obce Department.
June ls-e.dn
EEyrCCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE, directed by =
bosd Of v'e appointed g the STATE under the upero.
tendence oa Colonel n T. r. Allen, dngusd graduate of
Wet Point and practical snsnee aided By az able aeulty rhe
~ study u-uay taught IN The best colleges with The
sdden Of ~r,seded course natural seieoce and
th~ervtie and practcal engineering.
The buildings be entirely fehied snd
before the opening Of the
psiiis entirely nnrased
health sgreesbrne o residence
s already aud -uictnes' ol
The annual will second Monday In Sep
lembes, 1854 Rs,s soo
yecas fee ~ errs.) payable in advance.
AdAr~ nj Military Iusitnie FNnslin
p. DUDLEY,
Jane ts-As~tm President of the Board
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~" RHNrThs brick house, containing
nrni and attic Of hssach"s.us ave
@ snd s adjoining the quite sracicu. grounds,
"'s c'ssein o. fruit trees, Esres se Rect sfa5
fs' further r~rreni,~. i-svirs Kendall Villa
h@Yspth
July 5-TPssu
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CREAT Bargains 80 he h.d In Dry Good. -s- ihe
I season and have large OF
OF
low ~ Than they District, comprising, " p~,
A sryss ~ slhs of al kinds
aryc Of figured sud plain bsreTes 5H .H# Hr
ar tock fopch lawns ..#..a#
largest toe English and American lawns
large stock of berese de lsin.s
large and other slIawls
A Isrge of gias,rms "#0
large stock of plain and dvpred swss ourllas
large sfnrk Of piait snd striped csmbdes
large of carpets snd msuings
large. hosiery <
| domes tics nf all Kinds
sold lrw.
hanks those
~ho forward aad fsj
Tha~ ~a hsr. respectfully requested forward
esry sell
whe vic. te Let OF July and the tt of
Juiy ie-ssw9-n HAf,t. BROTHER
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norIcE AND REMOVAL

NOTICE AND REMOVAL
THE will his present place ef bs-s-~s
| N order the of
viii be impasd
the and hour on ll street. three doors
Co bulnss- where will he found,
uua of books, stationery sc o. every dnscrp
In order reduce hs very large rock o rof1 peyions
10 -rt.,isr viii eel nnch reduced Prcss
- = 1#.' Mr i. a.ra X. kARNHAM.
iaehs~d the snbscSiher VIII he tind rnons 10
which have been n -'asd
ias ready fhos not pad by he hs November
v, setremen NJ II - very
Important hn~ass closed ny that time, a. nssna 70
make different sys~nr reinsst IN my business. :
July b-dtf J. #-NHs. 81.
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PrxrrrNTt.pv, n c..
...UE Hn =. Washinson, July ~, 1852
NLAED ffoposls epdorscd Proposals Wood and
w b received n hs once until 18th August next 70
O'Clock, f0@.
70 cords Of hafseaSoned good wood, medium size,
and free from limbs or lap wood
S cords of rin.
" TONS NJ coal.
lhe above 70 be delivered the Penicntafy wharf
THOMAS THORNLEY,,
July 9o-9svil5 Ans Warden.
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MM ssst ssssz

washington Brsnch naiirona.-Trstps Ituu Eol-
EAvE daily, except Sunday and 2, M ~ and p,
IL On sundsy, ats, IN ,snd 6, p. =
The train and only Annapolis June
tiou md RELAY The Others At alt way stauons.
Trains al 2, and as connect with Annapolis.
10 dos, m, and 5, y m. DO
.nd =, and 8, p. m. do Z
fromw Baltimore QS
DO DO .. do and return. ...,........ 1 90
DO do Annapolis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1 ~
DO d. do ard return ................ ! so
The round p iekru mu ia a cnes be
ro,d for hs day upon which they are issued.
4. ~, PARSONS,
July 10 -dn Agent.
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sare~t.v N.~ Live bercen Harp Ferry and
Washington CITY
comfortable packet
yoney rurse running with
barpcr Ferry leaving larper Ferry o'clock and ar
rvs AZ Washington city At ococt p.
Tns Washington city n the hrsi trip
the h of May day and down the ne1t regularly,
letcsp Sunday making three trips week.
this favorable offered
opportunity snoyng besu scenery ofthe Potomac BY day
lasMt
f,e~ ,sarssr. feru TO Washington 81.
I'm. EDWARD ~. CARMICHAEL, from Virginia,
~ e~ss his professional services
H residence snd once lsh adjoining the Irving
bs~l. An
MARhLE MANrEIs-Narbis w.rks,-THe subscribe,
III b~rs friends pubie
his of nafb. msnte, Sienna
la spanish, ESpsn aso and black marble, richly carved
and plsn, best quality fiyc and superior hnish
rhh y. c~er- for sa low for eas tso msrhe monuments
ms and head sssb marble for window stills,
es, steps ard platforms marble ill., eeunter and tabs
sosp~tops, eaicired plaster, 50 30 barrel.
Also hsnd Connecticut brown New York
ss and soable for building lie
ton of hnd~r. and others give
Satisfaction all who nsy him with their orders.
#.#-... WM. RUTHERFORD,
'"iy yv2-Bavsm On 1rtet, between l2tb and i3th.
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SUPERioK GARNET FURNITURE, MAGNIFICENT IoUI
Aip Piano Forte, g Erardp Harp, Rich sheeid siys
aied Isbs Service, French China Dinner, Dessert
ware Hare od OH Paintings, zine Engaying, Superior
morning
~ o'clock NJ the Residence OF rxceency
do bnrcs Muser pain cotner Of s,,ee norh a
hold effects, viz 'tHilg4 8H ETIIIT Trs-~' '''-'
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-12
BROWN & AVERY,
Ncrt door z50ucthc Bank 6uilding
Main Street Yaaoo cltz/

x EEP constantly on hand an extensive as
AAsort CT of all kinds Of fin-ware. Tk
are man factIri ng lie article Of shower
baths and tathing-tubs. They keep always .
large supply of fcooking and parlor stoves, all
ef which they will offer as chead or cheaper
than they can be purchased in this region
They are prepared to do all kinds of gutteriDg
and every description of job-work with neat
ness and dispatch. Persons wishing any
thing in their line would do we'll to give
them call before purchasing elsewhere.
Thankful for the patronage which has here
tofore been SO literally bestowed, they hope
to deserve and TO receive continuance Of the
same.
Yazoo cry, August goth Is51-1y
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-12

SAD EFrEcTs OF LovE.-A corresp -ndent of
Knickerbocker says:
1T is my duty to impress upon you the GER
ain fact that one halfof our youug people lose
ltheir sense when they lose their hearts, One of
our party has already written five letters to his
iady-love, and he goes about sighing and groan-
ing in most pitiable manner He has no ap-
petite and sleeps up at the top of the house.
close to the moon. He cannot stand by one of
the columns of the piazza without putting is
arm around its waist. and | caught him kissing
an apple to-day, because it had red cheeks To
these extremities may man be reduced in the
Hover Of his years by yielding to a sickly SEN
timentality."
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-12

o. Two Of the most robust men who go to
Washington are said to be Col. Benton and Gen.
Cass. Both have been singularly temper~te.-
Cass is noted cold water man. An exchange
relates, in this cennexion, the following of the
"great Missourian. ''--'' old Bullion"
" He said recently in conversation with a
gentleman who spoke of his being the last of
the group. g Yes" said he, I" Clay, Webster
and Calhoun are gone; years ago Dir,
told me- when these men are dead, you will
Oe fresh and vigorous as ever Ny habits of
living do it; until was thirty, drank moth
Ing but water, sir Since thenI nave Grnnk
only what circumstances made it fit I should
drink. Temperance and moderation keep me
in health and strength. Besides [ adopt the
Roman regime-bathe with cold water and rub
dry. That's exercise. None of your common
flesh brushes, but such as they rub horses legs
with!'
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-12
AdnnI1lfstratoE.,s SaIe.

EgY virtue, and in pursuance of a decree of the
A0 Probate Court Of Yazoo county, made at the
last term thereof, the undersigned, adminstra-
tor Of the estate of WarricI H Brister deceas-
ed, will on the 6th day of January next, between
the hours prescribed by law, proceed 10 sell at
the residence of the late Wamick Fl. Brister de-
ceased, at public auction TO the highest bidder on
a credit OF twelve months all the following de-
scribed Land to-wit The north west quarter of
east-quarter Of section 81 township Ii, range 2
east lying and being in the county of Yazoo. to-
gether with all improvements. thereunto belong
ing. BonI with good and sufficient security
will be required OF the purchaser, payable in y
months from the dag of sale.
V. u. FUGATE. Admir-.
Dec l. 1852. ids of yVark TT Rrister
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-12

CO The Milwanlie News is responsible for
the following. 1t has the air of truth and is
funny enough to last a fortnight:
A friend of ours, who possesses a quiet vein
OF humor, was recently on a vi it to MARYLAND.
and relates an amusing account of s.colored
chorus" witnessed by the +" relator" at one of
the African churches The masculine darkies
were arranged like four-and-twenty blacks
birds all in row. on one side, and the fe-
males on the other. The latter commenced the
chorus with g Oh for a man-oh for a man
Oh for mansion in the skies.'' to which the
former responded: "Send down sal-send
down sal-send down salvation to my SOUL"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-12
AdmiElistratOr,s Sale.

H virtue of a decree of the Probate court of
1azoo county, State of Mississippi, made at
the September Term thereof, A. d. 1852, the
qndersi signed. administrator of the estate OF John
l. Dickson. de<,oaSea will on the slth dav of IAN
uary next between the hours prescribed bv law.
proceed to sell at the late residence, and at pub
he auction to The highest bidder, on credit of
twelve months from the day of sale, the follow
ing lands situated in said county, and belonging
to the estate of said decedent.to-wit: The west
hall OF southwest quarter, section s, township
s, range 3 west. The west half of northwest
quarter, section II, township 8, range 3 west
East half of northeast quarter, section Is, town
ship 8: range west, together with the improve
ments thereon.
The-purchaser or purchasers of said lands will
be required to give bond or bonds with good and
sufficient secGrity for the payment of the sum
or sums of money, tor which said lands may be
sold, in twelve months from the day of sale
t. r. HOLLOMAN, Admir-. &c.
Dec. l, 1855. lids.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-12
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
YAzoo COUNTY,
COURT-DECEMBFR TERM,

PROBATE ECOURT-DECEMBFR TERM.
1852.
10 all persons Interested in the lands and
te'sententS Of L. B. Nay deceased.
you are hereby cited to be and appear before
u the Probate Court of Yazoo county. atthe
February Term thereof. then and there to show
cause # any You can, why an order should not
be made for the sale of the following described
Land, TO wit: the southwest quarter of Sec
ton 26, Township II, Range 2 East-vest.
nall OF southeast quarter, Section 26, Town
snip II Range East-south-hal Of westhalf
OF northeast quarter. Section 26. Township -,
Range East, situated lying and being in said
county OF Yazoo, belonging to said H. b. May,
ICED, for the payment of the debts of the said
deceased, his personal estate being represented
as insufficient to pay the same, and further TO
do and suffer such things as shall be considered
and ordered by our said Court in the premises.
And 1t is further ordered that publication OF
this citation be made in the Yazoo Democmt for
the space Of forty days.
WITNESS, Hon. George 3. Wilkinson, Judge
OF the Probate Court of Yazoo County, the fourth
Monday in December 1882 and seal of said
Court. Issued the 4th day of January, 1853
JAMES H. BELL, Clerk.
January. 5, l853.-9-7w.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-12
Lee Al
ADV ERTISE M E N rs.


10y Virtue, and in pursuance Of decree of
~ the Hon. Probate Court of Yazoo county,
made at the last :erm thereof the undersigned,
Administrator of the estate of Ann l.. Perry
deceased, will on the oath day of January next.
proceed to sell between the hours prescribed by
law, in front of the Court House door in Yazoo
city, at public auction, to the highest bidder,
on credit of twelve months, all that certain
piece or parcel Of ground situated in the town
Of Yazoo city, and described on the plat of said
town as Lot NO. aus together with all improve
Will be required to give bond with good and suf-
hcient security for the payment of the purchase
money. CHAS. HOLMES 4 dn,r 80
Dec 10, ls52-6-3w. Ann L. Perry, decd
oCs- The above sale is postponed to Monday
the 28th, day of February 1853, being Probate
Court day. CHAS HOLMES, Admr. &c
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-12
Administrator's saIe OF Land.

RY Virure of an order of the Honorable Pro-
~ bate Court of Yazoo County, will, as Ad-
mlnIstrator de bonis non of the estate of Syd-
ney Anderson, deceased expose to public sale to
the highest bidder before he door of the Court
House OF said county, within the hours prescri
bed by law on Monday the 17th day of January
A; D. 1888, the following described tract or par
Gel Of land belonging to said estate to wit: ly-
ing In said county, The northeast quarter of
northeast quarter of Section I2 Township 12
Ranke West and north east quarter of north
east quarter of Section 90 Township IL. Range
! West, and east-half of southeast quarter Sec
ton "A, Township b. Range West and north
east quarter Section %, Township 13, Range /
West, 800 acres.
Terms of sale, credit of u months. bond and
approved security required
M. A. JENKINS, Administrator
de bonis non of Sydney Anderson, decd.
Nov "a, 1852 3 ids.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-12
Try AGAIN.

ID, CORBETT takes leave to return his sin
4 cere thanks to those gentlemen who so gen
erously patronized him duridg the last wear.
and begs to add that he will endesvor to de-
serve continuation of that support he has SO
very 1ittls claim to.
Some party finding the subscriberin the way.
has not only made misre representations. but has
also Interfered with his customers, to put an
end to which, it is only necessary to remark
that the frs fine set Of harness and the FIRST
spring-bar saddle made in this city were made
by him. He takes this opportunity of deny.
ing that there is any workmanship in quilted
Saddles, (the stitching) the only part worth
looking at being in every case, done by a lady
The subscribers stock is fashionable ano
complete, and his prices low, for example. 3
set of good Buggy Harness for $I3.
Yazoo City, June lG. Ia52.--1y,