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Davit,s summer style of GentIemen,s Drnb

beaver and hats ready He socits
attention of his customers and the public to call and
anime them He has also large assortment of soft and
sf brim felt hats Of every variety Saesroom l Broad
way eecond door from Duane street.
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r"I"sois5 FurnsOiss-IfU ISOWery, betWeen
Grand and Broome srcets.A splendid assortment ut
greatly reduced prices figured silk satin
paraols from 81 upwards Umbrellas OF all styles
Prices ss low the lowest Wholesale and retail Orders
solicited w n n BsAMES
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peerless preparation sooompshes its object unfain zy
without scorchng crsIng or otherwise ibjurng the
aud most fragile hair II acts lea
the hair uniform color throughout Sold Wholesale ind
retail, and applied at No. Actor House.
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uneTualled Tor Jet black mellow brown, impartng
beautiful gofs and scftnes Specimens exhibiting close
ness 70 Nature be sold, spilled Nassau
street adjoining Liberty street Also for in Drug and
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French mechanical lamps esrce and
style and price globes ehuneys wcks and paper shsd.s
lamps cleaned and repaired The Lest rape oil
hand III. DARDONtILLE, AS Broadw.y.
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REWARDS.

EDWARDS.
PIUV the DRUG store IS Third avenue northeas.
Of Tenth street. having been twice desgnedy smashed
malicious individual residing in the avenue between
said drug store and Thirteenth The
70 I ias e ssn.
JNo c. HoxEYAkD, AZ Third avenue.
$50 nEWAk ss., r. PERsoS WHO WITH THE
wh Watch is reUesed to returr TIE same 70 Msssr.
s c G As he X Se viii
9 IN REWARD WILL BE PAID roa THE APPRE.
Nv henson and delivery at this Arsenal any mill.
.ep % Carr as sS Of & born Sn IN N
hsh o. tsif com blue eyes black hr and by ocu
Troy Albany Of the night evening
no doubt b vii haroo
500 REWARD. STOLEN, FROM III THRriEn
~ street on 10Th April, lady's double case so
Key and Side e aa oe %akr win chair
D. NoGzNcAMP.
e. REwARD FOR a BLACK. AND TAN KING
Jersey City may have crossed The ferry to sew crR
or strsysd TO Bergen HObohsn has spots over his
pralees Hotel Hudson street Jersey City, or the Erie
haiiroad once, West New York.
81! REwARD.sTRAYEDF from 20 NINTH STREET
Whasxe pG on the .Se 70 The q Cora
ward with the thanks Of the owner.
CO REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RECo.
& very yellow sat nth eropIed ears and long tail
Whosoevsr will the above viii the above re
JOHN BRADFORD
SXREwARD.-LosT on THE 18TH INSTANT, IN
gong through the Bowery 20 Fulton street in re
through Brosdway and the Sixth avenue g seven
Under VII resevs shove reward and thanks he
DoG LosT-A BLACK AND WHITE SETTER DOC,
~ somewhst resembling Newioundlandi heir worn %
Pes e Ts young and PLAYFUL answers 70 tae name q
bposoo s,y,st
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To Capitansts.-Fity Acres of Land, beam
tully located aejoini1s Upper Morrsanis $3.50 feet
Apply to w. c. WETM0RE, or CHAS W. SANFORD,
Esqs, 81 W all street, or 3 Tryon
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IUS Observation-Disclosures Whg HHu
Toupee factory removed 1925 Fulton street Wet sIc
Broadway where wig will find large assortment
IF these celebrated articles which Ia all the i'm
provemens, have given them world wide Note
he address
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six week., without stan injury the fkn I've
70 ssy hottie sent 20 any part Of the country O.
GRAHAM a. Ann street, New York; Hayes. IFS Fulton
street Brookyn Hance, I0s Baltimore street Baltimore
r. d. Gilman, Washington, ID. c.
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TIE TURF.

(ESTREyllLE COURSE l.. I-PACING-cREA1
" double team pacing match So 200 Thursday Mav %
az three o'clock NJ match 5000 mile heats hes, 70,
IN hvc, between two ing tesms Hiram oodruT
team Cinderella and lssdora. ''"N-
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.

NEW YORK Posr oFFICE-NoTIcE-THE MAI
- for California &c per Y. steamer George law
close A. this ONCE on Saturday the 10Th Of Nav ins
at O'clock p w. ISAAC " FOWLER Postmas.er
D0sT OFFICE, NEW YoRK-NOTIG- THE MAI =
Tor Europe per U 5. steamer Warrington. will Gle
A. TINS emee on saturday, the Dth inst at l01 O'CLOCK
W. ISAAC v. FOWLER Postmaster.
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DoG LosT-A BLACK AND WHITE SETTER DOG,
nos som,ewnst resembling Newioundland heir worn %
mae. collar 10 young and playful % the OF
ne Jhc nndor vl be Iev6rded ~ bringing hin 70 so3
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larser than he found else in the city N
Irian Goodman anc Paawn's neiodeona With
,anks Of heys, and = d " W. Smiths mclodeons For
richness purity snd Of tone these makes
superior 70 all they the only tuned in
the eqxal temperamen sold wholesale or retail at great
bargains. HORACE WATERS, sole Agent, 333 Broadway
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Oak Hall CIothing.-A Large Assortment OF
sns and Fashionable spring and summer clothing Of every
DE GROof 4 SONS Nos. "a and So Fulton extending
through TO Nos. Al and 40 Gold street.
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tion.-Extraordnary Ibergaine.-Summer eouaterpanes
for single beds, only - apiece beautiful patterns toilet
quite large size only apiece elegant heavy raised work.
~ Ma!seies toilet covers from 2s 20 S. 3D. apiece satin
aamask table linen 4s yard yards wde splendid pat
and figured only o. and es ayard fne quality linen doe
ringed only 6s dozen large sze drop linen napkins
is and s dozen Mt BuRDETrS cheap dry goods store
Egl Gran street, corner o. Mulberry.
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WANTED SHIRT HANDS. BODY AND BOSOM
w makers and fnshers Those accustomed to neat
will receive the best wages Also, plain cook she
be most excellent washer and iroper Call 222
Greene street. near Fourth.
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/ WANTED-AT THE MERCANTILE DINING ROOM
w No. l9 Cham street frst pastry cook
that understands making and baking puddngs pies
/
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NATIONAL COURSE, NEW YORK.-A MEETING or
the members and those DESTROYS Of becoming members
y The Naonsl Course requested on Tuesday
the I'D inst At p A., at No. 81 Prince street,
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1t Is Impossible 10 Make a snk Purs

sows ear; but to the of the
Iroyerb by turning the finest fabric into vugarism
GREEN, No. Aston House has system OF shir making
which ensures his customers the best material converted
into the most faultless shape.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-20

to which It has geven rise cannot Be passed
over in silence. Sinope as you are aware
is port on the coast of Asia Minor, 81 Che
Black Sea and Is situated midway between
Constantinople and Trebizand, nearly oppo.
Sebastopol, at the points where Euxine is
the Darrowlst, and il is distant from the Rus
sian fortress about d hundred and Fifty miles.
The Russians crossed ii IN tweuty one hours
and returned to SebastopoIin the same time
1t is, thesefose, renlafked, that The disaster
took place at spot not far distant from that
where Che powerful fleets Of England and
Frande were quietly at anchor,
The fleets demanded to be allowed TO en-
ter the straits, hitherto closed ia virtue Of
treaties with the object ofpreceeding to the
Bosphorus and preventing the Russians from
acting IN the Black Sea agaicst the Ottoman
fleet and against the Turkish ports. Such,
we are told, was the motive for the entry Of
the fleets in the Straits and for the granting
Of the fFmane authorizing them to anchor
before Constantinople Il seems, then, that
the destruction Of the Turkish squadron at
SinOpt is the third reply given by Russia to
the last movement Of the allied fleets ut
isl boast the Russians, defiance flung in
the face Of The Western Powers. and let those
resent who dare. We have shown that we
can sweep the Turkish fleets from the Black
Sea, and, if we wish it, land troops on any
part of the coast Of Asiatic Turkey we
please" Such are the comments we hear
in most political circles since yesterday.
Another private despatch. but which re
quires confirmation, mentions that the Rus
slams lost IN the affair at Sinope, two ships
of the line. three frigates, and two steam
boats, and it adds that their force consisted
of twelve frigates, brig, and FIVE steam
boats, besides Inc six ships of the line, as
mentioned Id the Moniteur.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-20
ADVERTISEMENTS S.
Council Proceedings.
REGULAR MEETING.
YAzoo Cry. Dec. II. 1853.
Present p % DoNEELL, President,
"A Smith. j ] Niche. J p Bailey,

Present p ODoSNELI. President,
"A Smith, j ] Niche, ] P Bailey
g w Dougharty, Thos Metzler
J H Wesling -Councilmen.
The meeting was called to order, and The
minutes Of the last meeting were read, and
on motion adopted.
The committee on Accounts and on Ordi-
nances, on motion, had further time to re-
port.
The following acc'ts were presented and
on motion allowed:
Steamer SWiney's act wharf funds) $50
90; j p Bailey's act, cash advanced N
Harvey. $85; Holmes a. Co, M Harvey,
wharf fund $38 90; ] H Wesling. do.
do, SO SO; Marcus Hospital fund S22 90;
Mrs S Burnham. do, S38 %; Jno Dennis,
do, S65 OOsJ III Wesling, do, $18 IS; do,
general fund.- SO so; ] H Lawrence, do,
$50 90: ] G Young, do, S93 90; Elvy Nc
Elwee, do. IS so.
The following acc'ts were presented and
referred as follows:
Gibbs & Bowman, $3.50 so, to com. on
acts; Link & Harrison, S24 81, do; CT
Emery, 1864 so, to Cemetry com; Sundry
acc'ts referred to Hospital com,
The communication Of L g Moon in re-
lation to the McElwee property, was, on
motion, referred to special committe of
three, Niche, Bailey and Weslihg.
The Marshal's Assessment Book was re-
ferred to special committee to examine
and recommend what per cent to assess
Com, Niche, Bailey and Hobson, on mo-
ton, the President was added to said com.
The Street committee report, that the
Clerk notified A B johnson Of the Resolu-
ton passed By the Board on the 14th ult.,
and that Mr.. Wesling seen him in Canton
and that he promised to be over in few
days, to see If the Board would not defer
the improvement of the Bayou until next
spring-Which was. on motion, adopted.
By j Niche,
Resolved, That the Hospital Committee
report by next meeting the condition Of
their finances.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
p. ODONNELL, Pres't.
GEo M. POWELL, City Clerk.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-20
hon. JeG Davis.

The Mississippi Legislature has passed q
series of Resolutions introduced by Colonel
Melville of Madison. declaring that the APP
pointment Of Mr. Jefferson Davis to a seat
in the Cabinet, was hailed with great JOY
throughout the State, and that he was her
fayorite son. This is meant as q salyo to the
wounded feelings Of the Secretary. who Dc.
scended from his high station to 60 into The
canvass for the Senatorial nomination He
found that gSparta had At least one nobler"
81 luckier son than he. The resolutions will
comfort him no doubt. 8a
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-20
EuUEA TIuM.
EUDOCIA FEMALE COLLEGE.

BLACK HAWK, CARROLL County, MISS.
WILL commence its second session on Mon
day. 18th January I854,under the charge
of the Undersigned
The course of studies in this Institution is
as complete as that of any Female College in
the South. The method of teaching, thoroHgh
and PracticaL The Discipline mild positive
andparental.
Being under the control ofan efficient Board
of Trustees, possessing a good Chemical and
Philosophical Apparatus, furnishing every fa-
cility for acquiring a liberal educations and
affording every inducementas to health of Local
ity, intelligence and morality Of the commune
ty, the College is confidently recommended to
the public as worthy of liberal support.
The Boarding Department is in the hands Of
DR.. VIM B Ball, gentleman of high moral
worth and standing IN the community. The
faculty boards with B. and viii aid him in the
general supervision of the boardeEs.
The rates Of charges are as low as those of
any Institution Of as high an order in.the State.
For circulars and further particulars apply to
Jan 90, 81. 27-tf M S YOUNG, Pres't.
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4
A number o. buildings On Front and Water
streets have also burned down; and Il is 4
moderate calculation o place lhe total value
Of the property consumed At one million Of
dollars! Our insurance Companies feel the
blow; but the risks being distributed among
many ! do not doubt but that each and all
are abundently able to meet their~liabilities.
Considerable excitement has been express
ed that efforts to save the Great Republic
were not more promptly made. ! was on
The pier before any Of the ships took Gre; and
/ feel confident that when the rigging Of the
Great Republic was ignited By the sparks
from the FIRE in Front street few men on
each yard arm, supplied with buckets Of
water might have saved the vessel, as there
was but little heat the FIRE being caused SOLE
~ BY the sparks borne along by the wind
Il is however very easy for bystanders to in
.dulge inspeCulation as to whatought to have
been done; and against the suggestion that
there was an abundent time to cut away the
masts of tho Great Republic, there is the ar
gument that the attempt would probably
haveinvolved the loss Of life. Better that
the ship should be destroyed than that life
should be sacrificed in saving IT, This FIRE
adds another to the many proofs Of the great
desirableness Of such aid in extinguishing
FIRE as would be afforded by Fire Reser-
voir. No engine in New York can throw
water to the heightof the masts Of the Great
Republic, but with FIRE Reservoir in which
the elevation Of the water would be much
higher than the masts Of the largest ships
lying in our docks it would be necessary to
have sufficient strength of hose to put out
fire in the rigging Of the tallest vessels.
Here in one nigot we have properly destroy
ed nearly equal in value to the cost of con-
structing such Reservoir! When all men
use little foresight and employ all the
guards which..experience suggests in pro-
tecting their property from sudden destruc-
tion?
There is probably no subject that occasions
more apprehension and debate -apprehen-
sion as to its results, and debate as to the pro-
per means effective to arrest it-4than the fear
full increase of crime, particularly that of muir.
der. During the past ten days, no fewer than
FIVE murders have been committed here, for
which seven persons have been arrested andin
carcerated, to await the action of the Grand
Jury. Nine persons were also brought into
court, last week, charged with assault with in
tent to kill; and great number of arrests were
made for common assault and battery, burglary
and minor offences. The increase of crime in
this metropolis is indeed frightful, and demands
an extraordinary effort for its suppression, on
the part of those whose duty it is to watch over
and protect the rights, interests, and happiness
of our citizens. But our city authorities are no.
toriously lax in the discharge of their duties.
Yours, Truly,
vA100
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-20
senetOriaI Election.

! The long agony is over, and ex Governor
/ A. G. Brown is u. s. Senator. On Friday
evening caucus was held. which sealed
the fate of Col Davis. The result fell
heavily upon his friends, who used every
exerlion to have their fayorite nominated.
He came within two of it, but that was not
enough for practical purposes. Saturday
both houses assembled in convention ia the
Hall Of the House of Representatives for
the purpose Of going into the election, and
on the first ballot, which was taken eliza
voce, A. g. Brown received seventy-six
votes, and was declared by the President
duly and constitutionally elected u. S. Sen
ator for six years from the 4th of March,
1858. Those who voted for A, G. Brown
are:
SENATORS Mr.. President, Messrs. Banks,
Beene. Bennett, Berry, Elicit Graves, Greer,
Hemingway, Hough, Roger, Melville, Mum
roe, Oliver, Pegues, Ramsey, Steele, Stew
art and Webb-19.
REPREsENTATIvEs-M Mr.. Speaker, Messrs.
Abbott, Austell, Autry, Barden, Barksdale,
Bonner, Boyen, Breeland, Brown, Buckley,
Burt, Calhoun, Catchings, Chandler, Gov
ington, Dean, Dickens, Downs, Ellzy, GilIe-
land, Gordon, Hamer, Hight. Harper Of JEFF
ferson, Henderson, Henley, Hindman, Hold
ges, Jayne, Lewis, Liddell, Lott, Magee,
Mathews, McLaurin, Mcqueen. Milan,
Monettee, Null, Nabers, Newman, Rankin,
Rawsss, Rhode, Rhodes, Rogers, Roy, Rozell,
Sadler, Siddell, Shannon, Sharp, Smith Of
Scott, Thames, Ward and White57.
Those Who voted for II. S. Foote are:
SENAToRs-Messrs. Cobb and Reynolds
REpREsENTA1IYEs-d essrs. Aldridge, Box,
Beasley, Dubison, Duckworth. Garner, Har-
per of Kinds, Helm, Holder, Luckett, Owen,
Porter, PoWe. Regain, RiVes, Shackelford.
Smith Of SunfoWer. Strong, Taylor and
Wade20
Those who voted forsW, + Sharkey are:
SENAToHs Measrs. Allen and Arthur z.
REPRESENTATIVES, 4essrs Anderson, Bur-
rus, Bass, Mitchell aud Phillips
Mr.. Adams, of the Senate, and Messrs.
Botters and Buck, Of The House, voted for
VIM Al Lake
lfr Johnston of the Senate, and. M.
Stewart Of the House. voted for a . Z. Nc
Chung
Nj. Nelson of the Senate and Mi Tuck !
Is, 81 Che House. Yotedf 81 3 M. Rogers
M Chamberlins of the House voted for
John q. Qnitman
Mr.. Wolf. of the house, voted for John
d Freeman
INTERPRETATIONS
a e. Blown received rs votes
Il S. Foote, e
~ u. Ehafkey,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-20

E9 Il affords US pleasure to call attention
to The. advertisement Of our old and highly
esteemed friend. the Rev. w. G: Crane lie
has established 6ne School at fernando,
which already ranks with the first schools
Of the South, There is no one living that
deserves greater success than Mr.. Crane -
He has many walm friends in this place,
who join US in wishing him every earthly
and heavenly good
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-20
ETmB Brute.

The Vieksburg Sentinel, IN short comment
on Gov, MeRae's Inaugural, says i Is perhaps
little sophmorial," that il, somewhat green.
Maybe the Governor could have expressed
himself in q more finished style If ha had been
called upon to write history 81 The Chickasas
lsy river Improvement
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-20


R9 By reference to our advertising col
umns, it will be seen that Prof. Young, long
and fayorably known in Vicksburg as a sue
cessful fnstructorof yodng ladies has open
ed a School in Black Hawk, Carroll county.
We have heard Professor and Mrs. Young
very highly spoken Of in Vicksburg. and
the fact that they taught there eight years
with increased popularity every year, is Re.
commentator enough.
We notice IN The Union Flag, published
at CarrolIton, series Of resolutions that
were passed BY The PATROLS Of their School
at the close Of the lost session, highly COM.
plimentary to them as teachers. and also
expressing warm approval q their course
as regards the morals and manners Of Tie
Young ladies committed 70 their charge,
we notice With much qualification the
rise and progress Of good female schools e
the interior ofthe State III you want good
citizens said Napoleon Bohaparte, .edu-
cate yonr girls. They after awhile WILDE the
asotEsrs Of The land; and one woman Of tel
entin family viii keep Il clear of fools for.
several generations
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-20

gE Hon. Harrison Barksdale, Represen-
tatve from Yazoo, in the Legislature, has
our thanks for a copy Of the Report Of the
Superintendent of the Penitentiary, and one
Of the Governors Inaugural.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-20
NOTICE.

HHY own receipt or order win hereafter be
Va necessary to make any business transac-
ton connected with this Office legal
Fl. N. PREWETT.
July Is, 1853.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-20
Church NOtice.

We are requested to give notice that the
Rev. Mr.. Montgomery, ofLake Providence,
viii preach at the Presbyterian Church of
this place next Sabbath morning.
We are also requested to state that the
Rev. Mr.. Todd. of Canton, will hold pro-
tracted meeting in the same place commence
ing on Friday before the 9Th Sabbath Of the
month
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-20

GD- The awful manner ID which lhe Disc
uniohisls take Governor Foote message,
shows how il hurt them The resolutions
passed declaring that Che assertions il con-
tanned are false and distorted. are but the
emenations Of malice and revenge for merit
ed chastisement.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-20

An elderly lady writes % friend: a WidpN
5. With ten children bee proposed and have
accepted. This s about tie numb should
have been entitled b i / had been married 81
the proper time Inst ad ol being chsa into
nonentityl. Sensible to the end
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-20

Changing tic Time IS AAolallls
courts. BIZ introduced by ] 3 Blrrus
Of Yszoo. for changing the time q holding re
Circuit Courts of this county. boz paasea both
houses and become law The courts ere e
commence their sittines &c fourth Monday g
May, and the fourth Monday in November
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-20
NllsslSslPPl FEMALE COLLEGE,
fernando, De Soto County, Mi.

hefnAmuOy DE SOTO county, ME
THIS Institution IS in successful operation
in all its Departments The next half term
commences February 18th, 1854, and closes the
second week in July. For particulars see Cat
alogues, to be had Of 1Ir. W. s. Royal, 1T
Winn's Hotel.
INSTRUCTORS.
Rev. WIN. CAREY CRANE, A. NJ, President
and Professor Of Ancient Languages, Ethics
and Bellies Letters
HENRY N. JETER, M Z. Lecturer on Chemistry.
THos. w WHIrE, L L B, Lecturer on Political
Economy.
Mrs. WILLIAMS, Instructressin Instrument
tai Music.
Miss ELIZA'TH DWIGHT, Instructress in French,
Drawing, Painting and Music on Piano.
Miss ELIZABETH CRANE, Instructress in Natur
al Science and Governess.
Miss CHRISTIAN MATTER, Professor of Modern
Languages and Music on Guitar,
Mrs. CATHARINE CRANE, Instructress in En-
broidery.
Rev. w G CKANE,Lecturer on Natl Philosophy
January 6, 1854. % At
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-20
POU LTRY.

ITO the Poultry dealers, Planters and fans
4 ciers at the South. The subscriber is
now prepared to al orders to any extent for
any known variety pr choice imported and
domestic Fowls, Geese. Ducks, Turkeys,
Swans and Pea and Guinea Fowls, and will
sell stock by The pair, trio or lot, at very rea-
sOnable prices.-Those who buy TO sell again
supplied on favorable terms. | will warrant
poets to any IN the country. Stock can 90
safely sent to any part of the United States.
No charge made for cages
w PLATT,
Rhinebeck, N Y, jan 10, 1854 27-tf
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-20
A Valuable Plantation and
NEGROES FOR SALE.
and

An IMPROVED and very valuable tract Of
land on the west bank Of the Yazoo River,
CD miles from Yuzoo city, containing $50 acres,
and 100 deadened, will be sold 20 good pur-
chaser.
On the place are comfortable negroe quart
and at other necessary buildings. If desired,
is or 90 hands viii BE- sold with the place.
or Particulars can Be had BY addressing the
undersigned 1T Jackson, Miss, or referring to
Barksdale Mcfarland, Yazoo city.
JAMES ID. STEWART.
January 90, 1854. 28-6t