The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-24

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Below illbs found e & Gently passed
81 lhs lalare Isq iriAg Sheriff sales
Is Be published 81 newspaper before they
take place. This IS one 81 the best acts
passed 1t the recent session.
A II ACT s rape 81 ~ = event .tlie |
saeKiiee d feal esla1s sod under eN acu-
lions. DEGREES III Chaneery and deeds 81
trnst. paseed 2Blh q EenfnafY, q aud
- ssa,13a4e SHERIFF. saIes d real esfafe.
Sec IS ii Enacted by Tie Legislature
4 Sc lie STATE 81 ID ississi ppsgs Thatsthe act OF
lthe Legislature of this STATE, approved op
tI1eT asfh daysof February 81 entitled 9 =
Hsct Is nrAyeOs lla q. sacrifice ct real estate
sold under execution, DEGREES IL ghanEafy
and deed az trust, and Che sane il hers
/ see Pe Il further enacted, That here
8aIIkr When any real estate. caattel real.
slavs 81 slaves IRE. to be pnt III sold bY tae
3sheFflI ofsother PROPER officer, u satist any
8ekecAiidn on decree, e shall 'be Ire duty
ST said Sheriff or other proper ollcef I0 give
lnoiice 81 sncll sale, fog the space sot three
] weeks. IN 8 weekly ne Wspaper published
lin The county where in ihe sale y e take
place; PROVIDED however, taas IL case. mere
/ is no paper ID said county, The sad eaefIiI
Of other proper person. shall give notice OF
fl,e sale sneh real estate, .chattel real slave
| IS slaVes as wsll IS alt other personal pro-
EneEiy BIZ posing or eau sing The same 70 be-
Ipostatl for thirty daysat seven public plscesl
Tin every election precint 81 the county
gherein such sale Is to.takeA place.
Approved arch Ifa, go.
The Hon. John n. Bolts has addressed
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The National 1ptslIigeneer second and ..
very long lettsr, IN which be argues most
lforciblys that the Missouri compromise.
should be maintained bythel South If TOT no
other reason than regard for southern in
!. terest alone. He contends that the line Of
ltllir1y-six thirty originally established BY
the unanimous vote. Of the South is a far
.lbetter one forlthe South than could now be
obtained If the question should again be
thrown open, He. also shows most eonclu-
sively thesutter needlessness Of the organi-
Ization ofthe Territory Of Nebraska, since i
appears from the report Of the Indian Com
missioner, who was IN Nebraska u October
last on official business, that, ct that time
there was no settlement N any part Of II,
and that the whole number Of white men
there, with the exception of Official agents
or licensed traders ana those VhohaEe been
adopted into indian families BY marriage or
Otherwise, was Just three The following
passage from Mr.. Bolts closing appeal may
not command attention IN the South. but it
should:
No man can look abroad upon the broad
IpoiiticaI horizon but must see the gathering
8 lafa dark and porfentous cloud In the North.
: Is storm is approaching, the violence aud
Hurry Of which threatens to sweep over the
lace ofthe country desiEucuvein discourse,
: lannihilliing in its consequences. All con-
eIfidence, all Fraternity. all harmony is 70 be
iobliterased; party liaes viii be exlinguiahed
there will no longer be men of the North
! and South, The Elst and the Wesi, meeting
Il in National Council, under the style Of .
) Nation IL Delaoc4 &C or i National Whigism;
but irwin be fneeiiag oil the Free States
rIagainst the slave, and lie slave STATES
81 against the lree5lhe North againstthe sAtith
and The South against Tie Moth. lt needs
: no gliosss from the grave, nor does e i q 81
q mech ofa philosopher ~ statesfnail to cal-
.le4l4te .thesdnraiiofl olsihe Union. WHe q thai
happensg as hapHen Ii viii. Of happen e
? Flsags asst1eres il TOO tnuca feastn 70 lear.
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s GaATLIrous PRIsTIaa Perhaps the
/, rights. of.no profession is 50 often 1nlnnged
and misunderstood as the Printers People
sometimes strangely forgst that pub
fishers press, type and time are as much
!. bis own Individual property Is the nelS
chants stock.of goods is.his orithel ground
Of the Farmer and It's prosIaess IRE his Own,
and not tie public ne have heard q
s some FEW that complain As II lFe had done
wrong q taken what was not our own Il
charging for obituary notices. tributes q
respect, ete. 4 late number q the Rlcl-
uaond Va, Wing contains tie following
a subcrlber and correspondent complains
of rs for placing comm anlcatlons on tlle
same footing with advertisements we
3 adopted that rule for. the benefit 81 our sub
! scribers, who complain with being bored
: with long dissertations gu ]ects ~ ~ men
they feel no interestand from which they
derive neither profit nor pleasure. There Il
s great deal more int erestlHg news otI'ellla-
ting ii tie world lhan ne can find space q
. our columns and VII Go that IS the case re
0ne III Is our subscribers b gise 1eln S
much 81 issas fe car 8 The exclusion q
original and less enl lillg mat
OR cosFespo ngens some bat III apple.
heads e Be cen 3 9aper ana
SubscribsT as TACT one
paper gives bin 50 rig 8 81 its 81 VIM s
i lie pas fof the paper and g that IS ~
s titled this were not 50. so1ns hall q aez.