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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-25

CENTREvILLE COURsE-TROTTING.
The fall citing OF the National Jockey Club be
Ing over the sporting wor will have to turn taeir
attention to trotipg and this fayore
mer ces to-day at the Centrsyie with three m.tches
the first ber match between Lady Franklin and Bos-
ton Gill $500 milo heats, best three 10 Ave. in harness.
owners to drive. This viii DO good race the nass
are very equally matched and both very fast On Tues.
day, the match between Highland Maid and Ed Eddy
comes off These two trotters accredt ID the fastest
in the world at the present day, and great time looked
for from them There will also be purse r,tted for
the same day, for which six very sst horses
tered
BOSTON RACES.
CAMBRIDGE TEo1TfNo PARK-fMpAY SEPTEMBER 90 -
Match for $500, mile heats best three 10 Ave- to skeleton
wagons
George Wood nauei CHI &. hard Road .....,..1 1
Goodwin AIMED b m Black Hawk Maid. .....2 2 2
Time, 242-242-2:39
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-25
Political Intelligence.

The Augusta A0c democratic paper 10 the State Of
Mipe saysin the eIecti Of the 1th lost, the peo-
lie of this state have virtually repadate1 th
mocrac party and the wing oary and declared 10
p Morrill, their chosen Chief and Neal Low, Whitley,
Feck Co as their trusty subaterns
They have also declared la favor Of prostituting the
Maine Law political hobby
They have alec d. clsred 10 of Know Knothingsm
They have declared In favor OF fu-ionism
They have dec areo In favor OF Morrlism.
They have declared in favor OF abolitioniem.
They have declared Ia favor OF sectiunaiism.
Trey have decls in avo. Of religious intolerance and
religious persecution
they have declared In favor OF humbugism in al its
They have declared specially in favor of the repeal of
the Fugitive slave law.
They have declared in favor of the restoration Of the
hisscuri compromise.
and nay, they have declared In favor of bargain and
corruption generally.
Name has fallen from her high estate Her citizens
have proved reckless OF hor reputation and untrue to
Themselves They have fOreakeo the paths OF political
rsctitnoe and elded to the worship Of false gods.
Their epery, under cem0 ,ratc rule, had become
rkscme 10 them Like tae chil-en Of Israel they
thorn II they the sufferers BY it, they can
blame nobody but themselves.
They have however, got to Pas the expenses Of this
coalition dance.
We have been recording Know Nothing triumphs 30
long that the balance needs countepoise Here it
Ia In Pert Wayne, Indiana, at late election for City
Clerk, the Know Nothing can idnte defeated by 3
lag~ majority, BY the demo ratio candidate. 10 Beckcy
COUNTY Virginia, at special eect,oa for sheriff, the
democratic candidate elected . regular Know
Nothing oar didste.
Among the reesatss 70 tho State Convention OF de-
mo ratio Michigan notice the Of James ntrAnR,
the king Of the Beaver Island Aormons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-25

SMASH Up or A CIRCUS TENT. During the gale
IA Rochester on the isn inst Ian hice's circus
upSer full hssdssythe spscious tept cramm. to Its
utmost capsci,y every sea. u and Hmm Standing
mp Without warnitg the fierce wind caught the
81 brileo it backward and for ward aud u and
Gown upon its fas'eIirgs. til all way the
ice and let the whole hing down upon tbe spetatcrs
The wiz Ard rain came ~ pnttrg out the lights Add
hapIed and tmote upon tho heads Of the people,
scene Of rare and timorous confusion began II
a. NJ the rush that made Tor the darS uei outsde
many must be trsmpl,d under foot TIE centre pos
fuItupste'y held lis own pd cid not ~ tau9 btns
certain death % any enc. Had THIS piece Of timhsr
me down. no one estim tta the destruction that
I sht have epsred Asr was, neither life nor limb
injured, ord the mmense audience esea sed with
tom and wetted gsments. sbusted" hats crushed boa.
rts occasional scratches and general feiog OF Joy
lat matters had teec 10 sUrNe.-RssA Amer &pi III.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-25

PHILADELPHIA, Sept a. PN-An steamship o.
prey, Boston, bark IAcops, 6owes. DO; brgs WIN Pdos
ou,eg RtoJan.io TINS weltsr, Aiorth Kinsssoa (JAn
via Turks Islands Fssh'o, (Hr} Fsder, Antsus chieo
pee, Emery, Boston, schrs Atlantic r1wen. Quinosy
Moptexuma, Ficba-deon Eastport.
C1e 2Sd, steamship City OF Boston, Baker. Boston
ship Evira Ovens, Alexander, New Orleans bsrks Pha
0elpbta (Bren), anders, Bremen; Chas Lax 80
Port frr CO. tho RYDER Boz ton brss Charles (Br)
TAYLOR, 81 Johns NJ Ellen (Br), Casper, st .ohn M
Sabso, Dunbar Boston; Sheet Anchor, Nsslss Bath
Ne; Mary Perkins, Nickerson, BISON; CAthariae Nick
els, batch, Cbsrle. town. Mass; schrs Edna Kelley
florida, Kelley Telegraph Nickerson; Gustavus Han
Han, and B Tnfts, auntiey. Bostor; Efad. Jarvis
rcan Ballet, Salem Alios jay Jay Maven; Porpoiss
Norris, Gloucester; T.eoav, watson Milton; Amassa
per NYork; schuyIt,n Boy. Ewing Maven; George n
Cummit Is, Newell, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-25

SoUATTER SovEREIaNTy.-We rear from Fort
snelhpg that the sale of the " Preservation" At
tnst poet ,cok place few days since. There we're
large number Of spectators In atten ,ance, but
'squatter sovereignty" Also there ~ Assert his
rights 1be cay OF sale at the Saltwater Lsu
Q; the tquaters 9re there in their majesty no dsd
BY 90 en- Der Of Congress- nc armed =, the teeth
Ihsi pos,tion well oerstood They had seec ed
OTIS o. and sub divisions and wac as much az
If worth TO I'd against these squa ters The
result sss that the who reservst,on amounting 70
ettc acres and wor $50 10 500 sold at
cogess price, 81 70 Per acre st Louis Republican,
4 M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-25

Total number Of deaths in Bos for The week ending
The 2ad inst eighty eight Eve sss than isst
week. Forty Of the deaths children unc or
ave year, and thirteen up wards Of CITY. Eleven
diee Of consumption four Of cholera, eleven of ~
entery and six Of typhoid fever, ian unusually large
Dumber)
The Fall River Noa,y reports eleven deaths by oh olsa
In that ely for the VIC ending yesterday. There
nov only two cases rsrpslnioy
There we're City deaths from cholera 10 Catskl from
August 70 September g. since which there hare been
but two Deaths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-25
STRANGER THAN Fiction .--Fortytwo years ago

STRANGER THAN MISUNDERSTANDING years ago,
young belonging 10 Salem enlisted Ia the =.
ard marched to the frontiers, leaving wife, and
child about year old No tdi,gs being heard from
him he given up As dead, and, twenf. four years
after his disappearance. his supposed widow msrded
again. On Monday last the solder returned iron the
alive ard well, having, II 10 said, be.n rosdiag la
Canada West for many year,. His daughter, VIII m he
lett al infant, Is now married, ard this mother Of
family Bis wife and her sscond husband. and his
sisters ell living and how he exp,in his absence
or Low the respective rights of the parios in this
strsDfe over tful history will be adjusted remains
TO be determined Salem (Adss) Regiss~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-25

WIFE SRL1iYG.-A sale Of free white woman
VAS rtctntly mace ~ Freem5usb syg, Lshigh COUNTY
ps 1bA rartes have been residents OF that pls
tine, stives OF Germany &C tho transaction
crussten in dsposing OF his wife 10 aoothar
Tor the sum 81 one dollar. Writings sail 10
hsys been sened ny thu wits the ney husband
&C 10 ~ = had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-25

DISTINCTIVE FIRE IN S0MERsET.--In Somerset
Msss. the 21st inst ship the stosks Ia the
yard Of Mr.. James Hood of t~o tho dsand
burthen destroyed by Gre together vita the dwell
log boufe Of Mr. bood The loss Ia said to ~ heavy
essim ted at about &600 600. Mr.. Hood left Somerset
yesterday afternoon for New York II IL stated that ha
VAS building the ship on his own accouot Colonel
Hatch CT Hatch Co % Express, aays that The
Gis' ncly in New Bedford and caused alarm In
TINT city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-25

SAME DAy--Club purse s., eco, four mile beats.
Jchn Bslchsr PANIED b. h. Ped Eye, by Bostoc,
Gam By PTiarn old, dress blue and oiue 1 l
Thomas W. Doswa)i aned 6 6 Doe Eyed Joe,
ty Prince George cut q the oam Of hcguus
eyears old, cress blue and olacs ...........3
T. * White nau ID ch a. re- ube BY Trustee
cam Minstrel sged, dress fancy ............6 a.
Miller nsmen br & Li.tlc Flea, by Grey
Eagle dam imported, By &C eun, @ years old.
dress blee ana Viii e.;;..".:.. .....:....... 2 "a
g. j. carter famed ch. Highlander, by Glen
Gee, dam Castanet years old, dress blae aud
C.nb ..-...... . 4 jis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-25

Port or Now york, september "a, ls5a.

ARRIVED
ship Harriet Boxie (of M5siic). RoTlana, Loaslon
Aug ", with pdte ana % passengers, 10 xeyer Co.
Ixp.Iis nee heavy weather the OF the Bas Lost
tails buivsths, &c Aug 49, Cbss kcsendie, sssman,
rstve q en-, dad, aged % years
Slip haze Virgil, Aotel Liverpool, 80 days, with
md spd $50 passengers 80 "a sarshal Y Co Had
oestbs and birds The passage look pilot from
bcat na,id Mitchell in lat ~ a., I'm 6S 80.
Bark Piner Gcvhau. Callnn Jups 70, ~ith gutno, 10
BarreoA Bros OF Ds,tip,r and Riley, Of Nsw York.
ynly 81 2t 70 Sc D. lch OIL 70 W. spS<e chip sunbeam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-25

Ses.s Par. %. c.lc.s.. Tor bsstos; III. 81 =
Gu.escops 10Th lat Is s. f lo. IS ,I a. .pos
VI ginis. Gri6lth 81 csys from Baltimore fsr POT
spain Trinidad. Aug 81, Jchs Grsevilis. Of Port Euu
the equator, with nsh. win ds and cslus
BARK Isla 60 Cuoa Miller, IT Paul de LoAudo fsE Co
e CT. s5rS., = days: c 81 hides e. 70 n.ch
clipper ship bound \ showing : red signL With Vi
letter A In II; 18th, lat II in 70 &c. spoks Br s.
syssd from Gu, Acc. for Boston. II DAYS out
Co. Nose. .,os Co sep sS' $
1910 passed . bark with sails set ON the stu aps
the lower nssts, steering for Charleston mis
on sss,s s. fro from N E lasted u
same tin e, passed o scar's mast several hhds, and
quantity Of timber and plsnL.
A,1.s Avg 50 f hss. acs to aoO.s
ssyt lat 10 90 loo GO So spoke ship st LAwres<
from Canio for Hsmpton Rosrs. iia days out
With sugar 10 mssier Sept 10 lat 81 49, lon II TO- fed
with brig Orion (of Chelsea Mass Perkins, from Jackso
vile for Bath, Me- with cargo OF lnuhef In siuks
copditi n hay been dis1nasted 9Th lost ia gale tc
NJ took of the captain snn CROW, and brought Stem
this port tCspt Pert'ns rept rts that he spoken
the bark Octsvis be 10th inst but he sould not 70
der him any 1sistaDael l9Sh, sa~ two large sch
ashore Cape Hatieias, one appeared to have ia
gone on; 2lst, lat SO 49, Ion rs 20, raw tsrn Be-
bound N, with loss Of fcr+mast
schr Norfolk Packet. Bedeti NorfoIx, 6 days
Schr Maria RAIL- Crosby Philsdelpha for Boston
schr Flying Dragon, Harding, Boston, days.
Scbr Bsrrtet Newell Ri ei Greer wich.
Scbr John Smith, Carr enter. Rondcut for Norwich
Scby Mirror, White, providspce Tor Albany.
schr Per'ne Ipgrabam Providence for Albany.
siocp Pointer, Fowler, Providonce.
SAILED.
o storsship Relief from Quarantine.
Wind at sunrise. W5H: meridian 6; sunset, do.
Telegxapnlc War4ne Report.
BOSTON, sept A-ar shios Cahota, Calcutta June
Oceen Pearl, do June !; barks DANIEL Webster, Bal
more; Mary 'avyer lately ON South Beach kto
ca up by steamer q Torbes) b''gs Chaloner CaaAl
sarah Bernice. hudson, arshAsld, Arsgo, Eitxsbst
spd Commerce, from Philadslphis; Albert Adams, "
DiDgton. NC
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 23-Arr ships silas Holmes, q
susAn Lind, NYors; Levi Woodbury., Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-25

OF the deaths, l42 wore from yellow fever
The whole plumber of intermeuts In the consolidated
city Of philadelphia, during tho week ending
the 23d inst 27s including 20 cholera and
OF yellow fever The following 10 statement Of tho
interments during the past f,ur weehs:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-25

FAME DAr-Club purse 81 500 three mils heats.
]. b. MILLER named ch I. Ilen Batemsn By
G,eccos, dam by Trustee, years old, diess
req ano red. go: 1890. IL 0 l
X Cheatham psmsd H. Chappels ch. h
Col Gray. on, by Glencoe, dam Ann Bell
yeas old dIess blue .................... 2
Peeg Bakely named CHI Henry. by Gjeu-
coe, dam Musidcra, years old, d.ess blue
nd I'D a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-25
General Health.

glad to b. able announce says tbs Picayu~e
Of the 18th instant that ths health OF city during
tie sst seS has been favorable than there
little ground for fearing it might prove The empera
ture has been high ard UNMARRIED for the part
during the past two three weees that Gil experience
TED tn anticipation that disease esa OF
the yellow fever type could not but prevail With
severity Happily, however, there has rather bs-p
such dseae In the number ct AMI the extent OF
mortality, "a was genel ally feared That the human
system has teen sorey tried during the latter part Of
the departing summer, only too true; AID Of
not lew especially OF the unaccmated, have supk 40.
der Il Still tho fatality has BY no means been 10 pro-
portion to what might reasonably have been expected
During the t~o nights iast past, there been
lowering OF the temperature has served materially to
reinvrste inosituals bat hope tue city Will
be favored with yet much greater degree OF colnesa
and general change Of cir Perhaps nothing couteibute,
more to the genderps Of disease than the keeping Of
the systen In one unvnyng STATE Of tension, whetner
Of cold heat though Of the form OF the disease
will vary with the Lktuye of tho Hence change
Of probably any lind could not but be acceptable
The follo~ng tbs returns from the Charity H,spt.
tai for the veeA ending on Saturday the 10th last at
5P NJ
Admissions .487 Deaths. 1862
IiPcharges. 269 Remaining .......... 1872
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-25

PAST AND PREskNT.-An old citizen who has
bept account Of everything purchase for his
family gves 'the follo~pg list of articles and their
prices in 1929 to which be has added the price Of SINH
lar Articles at the pre sent tiue-
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
LEGAL NOTICES.


DY Virtue of two several Orders of the Pro-
ID bate Court Of Yazoo county, State of
Mississippi, one made at the December Term
thereof A. d. 1854. the other at the August
Term thereof A. D. 1854. the undersigned,
administrator OF the estate of Temperance
Hampton, deceased. will, on MONDAY the
23rd day Of OCTOBER next, between the
hours prescribed by law, at the door Of The
Court House of said couty, proceed to sell at
public auction to the highest bidder or bidders,
on a credit OF six mouths from he day of sale,
the following described Real and Personal Es-
tate, belonging to the estate of said decedent,
to-wit Lot one hundred and eighty three,
tlo3) situated in Yazoo City, together with
the improvements thereon. A lso negro wo-
man named MARIA. IS years old. All the
Household ard Kitchen Furniture and other
personal pn0rerty.
The purchaser or purchasers Of the above
described preper; s.. VIII be required to give
bond or bond or honts with good md ample
security, payable II six months, for the pur-
chase money
CHRISTOPHER. H0LLIAGSW0RTH.
September 9, t854,-4k-1t.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
rE'LANE'S WORM SPECIFIC.

CO. Fhe foil wing, from customer, shows
the demand which this great medicine has .Tea-
ted wherever il has been intr duced
BLossBuRo, Tioga Co. Pa. March so, 1850.
GeAtemen-Ia consequence Of the great corr
sumption of your Worm Specific in this place
and vicinity, we have entirely exhausted our
stock. We should feel obliged by your forward
ing via Corning n. Y 20 dozen, with your bill,
on the reception of which we will remit you the
money.
From the wonderful effects os said s.Specifc''
in this neighbertood. there could be sold annu-
ally large quantity. If 10 be had, fwho.essle
and retai) from some local agent. If eou world
compensate a person for trouble and expense of
vending, think could make it 70 your adyan-
tage 70 dC 50.
Yours respectfully Wyn N MALLORY.
Aisssns. KIDD {. Co. Fer w. 3. PoarER.
az Purchasers will please be careful to ask
fof DR.. alcIAsEts CELEBRATED VERMIEUGE,
and to ke none else. All other vermifnges in
comparison are worthless. DR.. M'Lane's gene
uine Vermifuge, also his celebraied Liver
Pills, can now be had at oil respectable
Drug Stores in the United States and Canada.
Scovi & tfeaj ~ O. wholesale Agents sar
the Southern States. 444f
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
Affacr.E Ea,aas. NeSsae.
Yazoo C5rcusl-l1eg Iorln. l8s

xdzoo CsfcNa5--1acg 1efan, 1854
SAMUEL Z 3Fizsaa}
JoHg y. RoBlsz77
{ sI1IS day came the Plaintiff ~ his Al
t9aisys. ana appearlHg 81 tie CoaY iilst taa
Il A,.acanent II tlils case has been returned into
Court 0y he proper officer duly executed. and 1t
also appearing Q the Court that the Defendant
has toiied to come into court and answer or d.
mar to TIC same. i IS considered by the court.
that unless said defendant appear before the Cir
cult court Of Yazoo county, at court to be hold
en Al The couri house Of said county, on The 4th
Monday of November next A. D. 1854, on the
first day Of said Tenn elther II proper person. or
by some attorney Of said court, and answer or
demur to SAID writ, ju1grnent by default final
will be entered up egainsi tim for the ful amount
of plaintiffs demand and costs, aud the property )
attached will be sold.
It IS further ordered by the court, that publica-
ton Of this order be made in the Yazoo Demo
crat, newspaper published in Yazoo city (,
four successive weeks.
ATTEST S. NJ. PHILLIPS Clerk.
August 80. 1854 35t.
Williamson & Battaile, Plaintiffs Attorneys
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
new ADTERTISEHENTS.
sssrafar,e SaIe.

KsY girtae OF an order f the Probate Court
Sd Of Yazso county, made at the August Term
thereof. 1854 / Y III. as administrator IF Peter
Jones, deceased, on MONDAY the 23rd day of
October next, III front Of the City Hotel in va
zoo Cit7 offer fot sale to the highest bidder on
credit Of six months, the following property,
viz: lot of Books, two saddle Horses. one
Buggy and Horse. also one perfectly safe family
buggy horse (Which is lik swise an excellent sad
die horse) two fine double barrell shot guns and
bright muiatto Boy, who is good body and
dining room servant Notes with approved Sc
curity viii be required before delivery of The
property Sale within the hours prescribed by
law. DANIEL JONES, Admr.
September %, lS54-46.
N. B.-The Plantation is also for sale, well
stocked with hogs. cattle and sheep, and good
crop of corn, fodder and oats D. ].
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
TEsG state CT EEEssEsskppEs
YkXOD COUNTY

PROBATE COURT-AUGUST TERM. 1864,
d GREEABLY 70 aa order Of tae Probate
Coarl Of said County. .-Hotice Is hereby
ai7ell - al peTacRa Interested IN the lands,
tenemeats and bereditaments or Theophilus
Oeden, deceased, 10 be and appear before the
Probate Court of said county, 10 be held on the
fourth Monday of October next, then and
there TO show cause, if any they ean.. Why en-
order should not be made for the saie Of the
real estate OF sard deceased, lying and being
in the Counts ana Stale aforesaid. known as
ghs 7yest-half Of southeast quarteTand east
hall OF southeast quarter Of Section II, Town
ship 9. Range west. Also east-halt South
west quarter and north half of west half of
South-vest quarter OF Section 7. Also north
east quarter northwest quarter of Section
iS, Township 8. Range 2 west. Also south
half of west half of southwest quarter Sec
tion Z, Township 9, Range west.
And is further ordered that publication of this
citation be made in the Yazoo Democrat,
for a weeks successfully.
WITNESS, Hon. Geo. B. Wilkinson, Judge
of the Probate Court of Yazoo county, the 4th
Monday in August, 1854, and seal ofsaid court
ISSUED the 3lstday of August A. D. 1854
VIM. II. BELL, Clerk.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
Aftachnacnf Noflce,


Yazoo Circuit Co1rt--May Term, 1854.
WHIrLocK. NlcHoLs & Co. } Arr.cuurrr rox
RArDolpH. GaAy & Co. 5ssae 80.
THIS day came the Plaintiffs by their
i Attorneys. and it appearing to the court, that
the attachment in this case has been returned in
to court by the proper officer duly executed, and
it also appearing to the court. that the defend
ants have failed to come into court ard answer
or demur to the same, it is considered by the
court, that unless the said defendants appear be-
fore the Circuit court of Yazoo county at court
to be holden at the court house of said county on
the fourth Monday of November next, Al. ID.
1854, on the FIRST day of said Term, either in
proper person or by some Attorney Of said court.
and answer or demur to said writ, judgment by
default final will be entered up against them for
the full amounto Of Plaintiffs demand with all le-
gal interest and costs
1t is further ordered by the court that pllblica-
tion of thisaorder be made in the Yazoo Demo-
Icrat, a newspaper published In YazDo city, for
four successive weeks.
ATTEST: S. NJ. PHILLIPS, Clerk.
August so, 1854 43-5t.
Williamson & BattaiIe, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
September 6, 1S54-44-5t.
THE STATE OF NIISSESSTPPf,j
YAZOO COUNTY
PROBATE CoURT-AUGUST TERM, 1854
/ GREEARLY to an order of the Pro.

PROBATE COURT-AUGUST TERN, 1854.
4 GREEABLY to an order of the Pro-
"A bate Court of said county-N0tice is here
by given to all persons interested in the lands,
te nements and herditaments of Peter Jones,
late of Yazoo county deceased, to be and ap.
pear before the Probate Court of said county,
to be held on the fourth Monday of October
next, then and there to show cause if any they
can, why an order should not be made for the
sale of the real estate of said deceased, lying
and being in the county and State Aforesaid
known as the East-half of northeast quarter,
south-half of west-half of northeast quarter,
north-half of west-half of northeast quarter,
! (M-) northwest quarter (M.l west-half of
southeast quarter, east-half of southwest
quarter, nOrth-haif of wesf-half of south west
quarter, and south-half of west-haif of south
west quarter, (M.) of Section6; northeast
quarter, east-haf of northwest quarter and
west halt norih-West quarfer (Ml Of Section 4,
Township 9, Range = svest-aIso the north
east quarler OF Section IL, Township9, Range
3 west.
And it is further rdered by the Court, that
publication # this citation be made in the va
zoo Democrat. as TO VIM. Jones and Edward
" Jones and all others the nan-residept heirs
aad distributes to said estate, for the space of
four weeks successfully.
WITNESS, Hon. Geo. B. Wilkinson, Judge
Of said Court, the 4fh 9londay in august,
1854, and seat II said Court. Issued 8Ist DAP
Of Angus A. d. 1854.
WI. K. 8ELL. Clerk.
September 6, 1854 II 5t
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20

6HERIFF,s GALE.

Gro. 8. YEneER use DC. j DY Virtue OF
as. TI7lu. .Fg. Fd. ID the above stated
ANDREW GIBD & SEc'rY. Execution 10 me dis
ecled, from the Honorable Circuit Court OF va
200 county, will sell TO the highest bidder for
cash, On MONDAY, the FOURTH day OF OC-
TOBER, 1854, at The Court house door of said
county, within the hours prescribed BY law, the
following properly viz: Lot number 359 in
Yazoo City. Levied on as the property of tae
said defendant, Andrew Glib. and will be sold
TO satisfy the above stated case and costs
M. A. JENKINS, Sheriff
By j. + RUSSELL, D. s.
Yazoo City, Sept. 6. 1851 444t
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
ExecutOr,s Notice.

WHEREAS, Letters. Testamentary of
w he last will and testament of John h.
Boyd, deceased, were granted to the under
signed at the August Term, A. D. 1854 of the
Probate Court of Yazoo county, State of Mis-
all persons having claims
agaiust the estate Of said decedeni, are hereby
required to exhibit the same within the time
limited BY law, or the same will be barred.
JOHN WARMACK,} rva.a.o~s
RICHARD BOYD,
Snntfrnhpr 6 1@El&. III