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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-10
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
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YAzoo CouNTY,
PRoBATE November Term, 1853.
To the heirs and all persons interested in the
lands, tenements and Entertainments belong
ing to the estate Of Sarah Hopkins, deceased.
VOU are hereby cited to Be and appear il
the February term 1854 Of the Probate
Court Of said county, tlen and there @ show
e q. II my you can, why an order should not
be made for the sale Of the following land be-
longing to The estate of said decedant, 70 wit:
The west half the nofth-West quarter, Sec
ton al; and the east half 81 the northeast
quarter Of Section g, en- ia Township 10.
Range East, then and there "a and suffer
what or feia ceai shall consider of ~ rs
premises,
And il j. further orde court, that
this citation Be published ne Yazoo Cifr
Wing weekly newspaper published Is azo6
City foT The space Of sixty days
Witness the Hon. GEo. b nsoa Judge
81 the Probate Court u Ya1oo county the lIh
Monday II November, II e and seal 81
aia Court Issued, Dec h 1883
dAttest NH Clerk
dec o. 12t~o
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BLACK HAWK, CARROLL CoUETY, MISS.
WILL commence its second session on Mon
day. 10th January 54,under the charge
OF the undersigned.
The course or studies ia this Institution IS
81 complete as that Of any Female College ia.
the south The method 81 teaching. thorough
and practical The DISCIPLINE mild positive
and parental.
Being under the control Of an efficient Board
Of Trustees, possessing good Chemical and
Philosophical Apparatus, furnishing every fa-s
cility for acquiring a liberal education, and
afoFding every inducement as 70 health Of local.
itY, intelligence and morality Of the communi-
~. the College is confidently recommended TO
the public as worthy of liberal support.
The Boarding Department IS Ia 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 10 the
general suppression Of the boarders.
The rates Of charges are as low as those of
any Institltionof as high an order il the State.
For circulars and further particulars apply to
Jan 90, "a. 27-tf. w s YOUNG, Prest.
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THE firm Of J. Tharp Co. is this day
ii dissolved BY mutual consent. Mr.. X
Tharp having disposed Of his interest IN The
stock to Mr.. Alonz0 i. Brown. would re
turn his thanks to his old friends for their
past liberal patronage, and respectfully soli-
ciis & continuance ofllie same for his success
eoIs. and would add. that they viii 30 rer
ceiVing pew goods and keep large and well
seIeelsd stock. Mr.. Thar $50 ID hg
friends and patrons, that he is charged with
the settlement Of the businefs Of the old irn.
and can be found at his n counting room
JAMES Tf1ARP,
CIV WOOD.
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Piano FOEtes
Tnghnlan q 90.

I1kI49tlIE9Ols n1tGg .1GetQ1E AII'akg gtStS
lSaccessors Of the late James s.. Shawl
coRNTR or 81. cHlRLEs AND COMMON SITS.
UNDER TIE VERANDAH HOTEL,
New Creams.
II AVING purchased the above Establishment
LII d vii he prepared to furnish Planters Rhysi'
iana and antilles with fresh and genuine Medi-
s.ines, which by arrangements with Northern
Houses, Importers &C, they are receiving alnoBi
weekly by steamer.
They viii guarantee The purity Of every article
I'D 81 them. an8 make good any deficiency IN
snalitv 81 anything which may iail q give eatis.
action "a purchasers. Thei sock embraces eve
Iything usually kept ln.s O. the md. and VI
yurchased n Naw Orleans.
Persons visiting our city, aFs respectfully invites
Is call ind examine our stock before puFcaasill2
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A Valuable Plantation and
NEGROES FOR SALE.

AN IMPROVED and very valuable tract o.
n land on the west bank Of the Yazoo River
81 miles from Yazoo city, containing $50 acres
325 Of which is In high state of cultivation
and $50 deadened, will.b sold to good pur-
chaser.
On the place are comfortable negroe quart
ers and overseer's house, cisterns, Clubhouse
and al other necessary buildings. If desired
IS of 90 hands viii be sold with the place.
Particulars can be had By addressing the
UNDERSIGNED at Jackson. Mss, or referring 60
JAMES D. STEWART.
January 20. 1854. 2s-6t
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MlsslssIPPl FEMALE coILEGR,

MlSSlsSlPPl FEMALE G0GGgGR,
EEernandO, De Soto County, MA.
THIS Institution is in successful operation
in all its Departments. The next half term
commences February 18th, 1854, and closes tho
second week in July. For particulars see Cat-
alogues to be had Of DIR. w. s. Royal, at
Winn's Hotel.
INSTRUCTORS.
Rev. WIN. CAREY CRANE, A. d., President
and Professor Of Ancient Languages, Ethics
and Bellies Letters
He NRY M. JETER, III. ID. Lecturer on Chemistry.
Taos. w WnTE, Z . B, lecturer on Political
Economy.
Mrs. ] WrILIAMs. Instructressin Instrument
tai Music.
Miss ELIzA'TH DWICHT, lnstrlctress IN French,
Drawing, Painting and Music on Piano.
Miss ELrzABETH CRANE, InstruCtFess in Natur
al Science and Governess.
Miss CHRTsTIAr MArHERs Professor Of Modern
I.anguages and Music on Guitar,
Mrs. CATHARTNE Grams, Instructress in En-
broidery.
Rev ~ C CRANE, Lecturer on Natl Philosophy
January 6, 1854 26 A.
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eAMpLE.
marbIe Ynrd

Marble Yard
China Street, Vicksb urg, MIS-
addition to sur stock We hive reserved 3
large lofof Italian marble direct from 4 i
- block and Slab also the finest quality 81
American; ne have also Q lae arled, and
splendid lot finished oa, ready fol engl sping.
The finest quality Of Monuments Iombs.
Head and Foot stones N all sizes marble
mantel pieces IS ana s. IS for building teps
for door ways, ana every thing a fe Marble
line.
Engraving done g he neatesl nanaeI and
81 the shertes nece
NeInVI.e 81 people S. need 8 ch 81
cali aa1 eXa1NIn1
Altdsfs pro n
9eas los 81 I.1l6n snIer n
Sand 81 so Isl
$500
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lgEN - CIAgsIrIcA IIoN.

Morn lit shou be borne III mind that the
c'assifcstionlo which our figures are Intended
70 app Is an assimi alton to that of Liverpool.
TIE cassifcations Of France Spain. the North
sc cal for higher, and These. of course COM
mand higher prices.
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SILASC. HERRING


John Farrell, Philadelphia, Pa, n, lEcCan-
dish, Richmond, Va, Henry H. Williams,
Charleston. S. c.; FiIbrick s. Bell, Savannah
Ga George w. Sizer, New Orleans. La; w.
Y. Moore q Co, Mobile, Ala.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-10

n IlIE AND CEMENT. 100 bbls Of Ros-
u indale cement 400 do Western Lime; so
do Thompson do the above articles in good
shipping order at all times found at The Vicks-
burg Lime and Cement Depot.
feb l8.t-E WIN. SHERARD.
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N0TI

~ tie February Term. s51. II .ha bate
- court viii Guardian Of Il.
Stevens make an annpr settlement Wikh raid
CONT RK PICKETT, CnaFdien.
February 8, 1854 20-8E
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!" a Little More Grape
1QR. cask Of that same choice old Cogniac
Brandy, (gold.)
Case Scheidam Bitters, just received
from New York, and fer sale BY
Feb. is, "a ]. w. DABBS.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-10

THE undersigned having purchased the
stock Of Tharp y CO.. coniinne the bust
ness under The firm Of WOOD d I R0yYN.
G w WOOD
Ian 9, Sd. 26-3m. Al BROWN.
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NE.lteIles.. yeWeIrY .lnl-

lust received and for sale,a general assert
20 ment of Fine watches and Jewel
ry-Also silver and silver-plated ware. All
watches repBirea and warranted usual
ly s. II, WILSON,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-10

From &c Price. eulIsnf ofE1e ~ "a.

rom sne kstlces 4 Nkkent oIfnc 18th inst
GOII0 Arrivs since TIE 2sth tinc
q Louisiana and nissiasipp 9. 80 ba 'es Ten.
essee ane North a ALBANIA 1856 s., Arkansas os
Montgomery SO. Florida 40 fopelhsg s.
358. eafedeince the a8th Il limo fof Liver.
pool l2,5034 baes Bremen 84s2 Hamburg IS
i more and market 1856. Genoa SO New
York 964 Bost d Ia2' thar eston 4 Richmond
s; together 9 IS bales Tota exports 81
tne week B 6l0 bass. Stock ID ptesaes. and
on ehipboard not cared on tee sd INST sos
1l8 bae
Inc receipts Of this port since ist September
ere ee2.8l4 bats, % 4l8 bales e the same
aate ast year ; anb the decrease III the receips
g 81 the ports up 70 the afest dates IS cnnl-
pared with last years. 626 ore ba es. II the
exports Of the Buitsd States Is foreign countries
g compared with the anne dates ast year there
asa deccrease ofa95 7gg ba es to Great ritain
522 70 France and s9,I2l to o3her Foreign
Ports
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Nov Firm

Alik undersigned general dealer In heavy
and ExtRa Pro luce Groceries, PLAN
fation md Family supplies, have received and
opened well assorted stock 1t his FIRE. proof
store, second door above Messrs. Barksdsls and
Mel aflano, and soiicits the patronage Of his
friend md the public. ]. w. DABBS.
Yazoo City, Dec 80, 80. 25-tf.
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PHILIP |.
Publisher 81 Dealer Of Music,
No. cAap STRnET, NEw ORI8ANs.
MAS always For sale IS large and varied as.
H sortmeul Of Music any House in the
south. lie is constantly publishing andsadding
TO his stock, all the New and Standard plblicn-
tloHs Of the day.
Piano FOPteS
Constantly on hand large assortment lronathe
mostcelebrated factories in Boston and New York,
besides those Of Pleyar 8 Erard, Paris.
GUITARS.
Thomasand Han e sons celebrated Guitars Of
Rosewood and Mahogany, and other well known
makers.
Ruled paper. Blank Music Books, Piano Forte
Stools, strings for all Instruments. and every ar
ticle in the Music line.
Music bound in the most substantial manner.
Dealers, Scminaries ard Professors supplied on
The most accommodating terms.
april6, 1888. 5s-ly'
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Regnlar Yazoo River Packet.

Regular YazOo River Packet.
For Greenwood Lsla0re. Yazoo C;ty &c.
THE Splendid Steamer
- .Slsaa COR NO.9, ID. B.
D. B, nj 'sEBY, Master,
wiIlran as a regular packet IN the above
trade duriog the season. Make 8 trip eve
II ten day. She will commence her trips
assoon as the vaterswill permit. For freight
OF passage apply on board, Or to
M. WYMAN,
Yazoo City. Dec. 90, I853.7-tf Agent.
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-21
The Teachings Of Ihe Jesuits.

We some time since published the Secret In.
structions of the Jesuits to members of its own
order, which, for depth Of depraIty, have nc
parallel. These are, however, not the onlY
evidences Of the dangerous principles Of that
order which now has foothold in the United
States. We take few extracts from the wri.
tings of eminent Jesuits. Jesuit Zanchel
says:
"If any person will swear, without binding
himself to keep faithfully the oath, he should
lame the words, viz. say uro, suppressing the
z, tits the same as saying j burn. instead
of EURO, which means swear; and in this
ase it is only little falsehood, and can be
easily pardoned" Here you perceive with
them the sanetity of nm oath a
Again: "a man prescribed by the Pope has
a jurisdiction, at least indirect, all over the
world, even our civil governments" - Busem-
baum.
"a subor mate Obeying with good nten
ion his prelate, acts meritoriousy, allough in
reality he acts against the law of Godl' Ant.
Escobar. 81 a
Lately was accomplished in France an i'm
portant and glorious discovery. for the instruc-
tion ofimpious principles. Clement. in mur.
dering the king, has made for himself an i'm.
portant reputation, He perished, but he be-
came the eternal examplar of France P'-Ma.
rianna .-s.
There are times when the Pope has a right
to deprive heretical and rebel kings of their
power. A monarch deposed by the Pope is no
longer legitimate prince; if after having been
dethroned' he persists in his opposition to the
Pope, he becomes tyranL, and can be MUIR
deTed by any person l-Suarez
Thus this order of the Romish priesthood,
teach that an oath is not binding, and may be
evaded or disregarded--taat 'he Pope has
power over every civil government in the
world, that one may violate the law of God, and
yet be held in good repute in church--that
WhomsOever the Pope may depose. from the
peasant to the king, can be murdered, and by
so doing man may gain himsr Il immortal re-
putation -Er, ".' -
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CARRIERS New YEARS ADDRESS Our car
rier wishing to present our town subscribers
with New Years Address, and not being
much OF poet himself, takes this me lhod Of
announcing TO The public hat. copy Of the
Carroll Free Press. fOr The ear 1855 will be
given for the best original effusion of the kind,
to be handed to the junior editor before the
29'h inst. Aswe now have Lyceum in full
blast. it is expected that our offer will he ac !,
cepted BY number of the ladies and gentle
men OF that society as well as Others. No
piece showutO the public save the one, nor any
authors name divuged. n'r
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KOsSuth upon the War.

At the Anniversary of the Polish Revolution
celebrated in London on the s9th Nov, the
Magyar patriot delivered an oration cnlicising
the Course Of the Allies in their military oper.
ations. and setting forth the great idea Of his
thoughts, the future disenthraIment Of Hungary
and Poland. He deems the naturalization ot
Poland and the other crushed powers of Eu.
rope the only correct policy of England and
France. Ard he is right. Ii the First NapO,
leon had reconstructed 'he Polish Government
and uhrivited the chains of Russian serldom,
the Car to day would be in no state to cope
with the powers that are arrayed against him
-Cynosms. rs
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Dec. 81, 1854.

YourR's CAskEr. The January pumbe, =,
this beautifully illustrated Magazine for tho
ysuth is on our table. The tasket is devoted
70 the amusement and instruction of the vouDo
which has passed through three years Of sbo. =
eessiul publication, and is now entering uDor (
us fourth volume. Il is irterspersed with eu,s
illustrative OF the most important subjects and
filled with useful and entertaining matter 7,
can scarcely fail to secure the interest and A.
'ehtlon OF those for whom il is intended. and
thus form in them habits of reading which
must be. OF incalculable benefit to'them. "a ,bsv
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DUFF's MEncANTJ COLLEGE
PtttsbuFeh, PIMA

EHtNoufEnf EnmSa-
ESIABLisHED IN isf0-Incofp pofatsdby be Led,
lAiafs u PsnHa, wiib perpetual charter.
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WH WiLKfxE +" CHaEIEs KsFteR
q Mo.n fIAYrTos. F" OEE X NeeS,s,,,
y. DUf ), Principal; Auth0fsoi DulTs Boob Ksepiua
&c, Professor VI Book Keeping and Coslmefelal sci
eucea
La. DALHOFf, Professor Of Psumahshlp.
n. B. HATCH, ESQ, member of the PittsbGrgL Bar
Professor Of Commercial Law
p. HAYDEN, a. r., Principal Of the Mathematical
and Clasca Department PROFESSOR q hafhematics &C.
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Boa. Keeping DEPARTMENT.
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ent 1ane 1854 By means Of this important invention
IN about halt The u-ua tine Of study the real pf6ces
OF Bookkeeping i impaired 70 degree of psffection
never beiure attained "a the GIFTED States.
lis training for business comprtheuds Upward. Of 800
real business -ansac;io- 80 commercial conpGtatous
a thorough course Of bIsuess PEsNAssuiR Z.
Daily Lectures on COHEEsclAL Law aud Commercial
Sciences the theory Of PrOat the art Of making mon.
ey, g..
Dua's Book -Ksepng, Harpsr's Edition price q 80,
postage II eenis tbs most peect and coopFehenslgs
Ia the Eugiisb Language"
Dun's Steamboat Book keeping, price s., ySI..Es
cents, perfect system for such B5okssll tsss..:E
Duh', Commercial aleulations, p Ice s.. .clA
~ Send fOF Circular by mail.
April 20, 1884 -ly
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FOuR FARn. rn nr~n

Notice is hereby given. that Ibs Trustees os
the original surveyed township No. I6,Of rsnFe
8. HTnsOn township, Carroll county, ohio.
will meet in New Hsriisb0rgh. on Saturday.
the sob day Of December ntxi, for the pur.
pose ofieasing section sixteen In said township.
There are on each quarter. from 90 70 lGO
acres improved. Terms made known on the
dsy Of letting By order Of Trustees.
LEONARD HARSH, Clerk.
November 3Oth, 1854. ID
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Notice TO school Teachers,

The Board Of School Examiners will hold meetings for
the Examination of Teachers, during the year 1884, as
follows: On the End and Sd Wednesdays OF June On
the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays Of October; and on the
2rd Wednesday of each Of the other mon hs throughout
the year. Tnese meetings will be held al the Court
House in Clrr6llton, D O'Clock each day. Cer6.
Gates of moral character will be required of those with
whom the members of the Board are not iamiarly ac
qualuted. By 0RDsR OF THE BOARD
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HOE q co.'s PATENT GROUND SAWS

The suo-cibers manufacture from the best Cast Steel
Crcular saws frJH inches eighty inches in diam.
eter. Their SASS hardened and tempered, aud are
ground and finished by machinery designed ezpress7
for the PurpOse;aud therefore much superior 70 tosa
ground in the usual manner they are strengthened
and sthened BY increasiEg them Ia thickness Regularly
from the cutting edge the CENTRE consequently DO nct
become heated or bucked and produce great saving ia
timber.
They also manufacture cast steel MILL pit and cross edt
saws, and billet Eebs, Of superior quality, all Of which
they have or sale they may be obtained Of the pn.
cpa hardware merchants throughout the United States
a'd Canada. R. HOE & CO.,
Nov 8, 1854. %9, aud 81 Gold street
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EEowing to the continued i'll health of Mr.
Mexican. Editor of the Democratic Compan.
ion In this place, that establishment is offered
for sale. Mr. Mexican is still in poor health
suffering much from rheumaiie affection - dis
a bling his left arm.
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We embrace the present opportunity of ac
knoW!edging the polite bearing of our friend.
Tripp d Mccoy, of the Free Press office, du.
ring our connection with their establishment
10 the people of Carrollton. without any ex.
cePtlon whatever. we express ourself. indebted
Tor their friendly and generous department.
MATT. ATKINSON.
Dec. 2l, 1854
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~ Amongst the collection of Cattle on ex-
hb'ion at the late Carroll county Fair, was
a fine Devon Bull Calf, owned by Mr.. Daniel
'Kinebart' Of Washington township. which was
.cslved the first OF May last, and weighed on
,the.day Of exhibition, ostober Gath, 535 lbs :
1t is needless to say that this excellent cali
took the premium. 1t was far superior to any
animal of the kind on exhibition, Rhinehart
never fails to procure, each year, something
excellent fOs the fair We hope he will again
next year. furnish something as rare. Much
credit is due our friend for his exertions in be
half Of cattle Improvement,
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ROBERT NELSON. A. K. ROBINSON.
Hardware Hardware |

The subscribers take this method Of inormn ghe pub
lie that they have opened Hardware Store in Waynes
burgh where they keep constantly hand Iron, Nail
Pants, Oils, Yarnish, Glass Sash, Locks, Latches, Car
risge Trimmings, saddlery Hardware and in fact ever,
thing usually keptin such stores We solicit shaf,
of the public patronage NELSON 4 ROBINSON. .
Nov. 1854. Gm,
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LARGE APPLE.--Mr. A l. BiIlman. Q
Washington township, had an apple in bis or
chard this year that measured eleven inches
and a half in circumference, and weighed one
pound and two drains, apothecaries weight.