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The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-02-10
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H1R90 CIEg, NIHgEEgIRRI.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
II Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, Paints,
Oas, Narnishes, WsndoW Gkess and Putty.
lANDRGTR'S GARDEN Sg9DS.
Dye-Stuas and Glassware, Fine Perfumery,
SOaps and Brushes, School Books Steel Pens,
Quills and Stationary, Letter and Cap Paper,
Medical and Miscellaneous Books.
BLANK BOOKS. SUPERIOR INKS,
PAPER HANGLNGS.
4WWD E11Dg AND DMAUD1Dgs
Prescriptions and orders win receive particular
attention at all hours Of the day and night.
AGENTS for al the valuable Family Medi.
cines in use. Buyers will always find here
fresh and unadulteFated Medicines. We are
determined TO sell as low as any establishment
in New Orleans or elsewhere III the Southwest.
January s, 1854. 96-tf
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w. L. SHARKEY. WIN. +. WTTHERS.
SHARKEY 4 WlTHERS,
Ataorness &c Law.

JACKSON, MIss.
"M. &. SElARKEY has resumed the
w practice OF Law, and has. formed .
partnership with William Z. WilheFs.
Especial attention will be given 10 bn0is
ness in the cOurto hsl q the eily Of Jackson.
When desired, business will Be sltenaed
20 in he adjacent Circuit CouEts.
O&ee. Oh StIaO street, over Green's 0snka
ing House. Feb :, 1854. 3O.lE
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, l
YAzoo CoUETY, {
January 8. 1854.


pROBATR C0URT-No November Term, 1853.
To the heirs and all persons interested In the
lands, tenements and hereditaments belong
ing to the estate Of Sarah Hopkins, deceased.
YOU are hereby cited to be and appear at
j the February term 1854, Of the Probate
Court Of said county, then and there to show
cansc, il any you can, why an order should not
Be made for the sale Of the following land be-
longing 70 the estate Of said decedants to wit:
The west half Of the northwest quarter, Sec
ton a.; and the east half of the northeast
quarter Of Section 9S, all in Township IL,
Range East, then and there TO d. and suffer
what ovr said Court shall consider Of in the
premises,
And Il Is further ordered, BY the court, that
this citation be published in the Yazoo City
Whig weekly newsdaper published in Yazoo
City for the pace Of sixty days.
Witness, the Hon. Gro. B. WILKINSON, Judge
81 the Probate Court Of Yazoo county, the 4ih
Monday ii November, a. d, 1853, and seal Of
aid Court. Issued, Decemqer 9th, 1853.
--LATEST: M. III. BELL, Clerk.
&c. 9. s5a-aQt-0
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI ]
PRoBATE CoURT.

PROBATE COURT.
YAzo0 .CoUNTY-DecembeF Term, 1853.
To all persons interested in the lands, tene-
ments and heriditaments Of Michael OsCon-
ner Kennedy, deceased
In the matter of the application of Shadarick
+. Nye, administrator of M. orc. Kennedy,
deceased.
TTPON reading and fling the petition Of s E
~ Nye, administrators of Micheal O. OConneF
Kennedy, deceased, representing that the goods
and chattles and personal estate Of his decedent
are inadequate 70 the payment of his debts sand
praying for an order Of citation to all persons
interested in certain lands Of said decedent, to
Be and appear before this court at the Fehruarg
Term, 1854, thereof, and show cause, ii any
they can, why an order should not be made for
the sale Of the following lands situated, lying
and being In the county Of YazoO and State of
Mississippi. to.wit: The east half Of southwest
quarter Of section l9, northwest quarter Of ses-
ion 80. township 3. range 3, west; southeast
quarter ct section ~; the northeast quarter Of
section IS, township 8, range &, west; q certain
Quantity of land containing about two acres,
a1iolniRg oR near the town of Sata1tia, puEs
chased from John Wilson, and known 60 the
former residence OF said Wilson ;also, lots nos.
1876, I3J. 1913 and lS9 in the town Of Satartia:
also, an undivided one.thiHd interest in the west
quarter Of southeast quarter section 8, township
Ill, range 3, west; also, an undivided oAe-half
interest Ii lots nos, 9, and 4 Of section 4, and
lot no. Of section 10, and the west half Of
northeast quarter section 8, township IL, range
s, west. e was therefore ordered by the court
that citation issue to William n. Bell, as Guar
dian ad Item for Clair Kennedy, minor. and oil
Others interested, TO be and appear 1t the next
February Term. 1854, Of this hon. court, then.
and there show cause If any they have or can
why an order should not be granted for the sale
Of the above described lands, to pay the debts
OF said decedent.
And it IL further ordered, that publication Of
this citation be made in the YazoO City Whig
for the space of thirty days.
Witness, the Hon. GEORGE B. WILKINSON,
Judge of the Probate court of Yazoo county,
the fourth Monday in December, 1853, and seal
Of said court.
Issued, the ga day Of January, 4. D. 1854.
WIN. III. BELL clerk.
BY ]. d. HoLLINGsWoRTH, D. c.
January s, 1854. ass
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1. Q. O. q.

~ MANCHESTER Lodge, No. s4,mee
y every Tuesday evening ct 8 O'Clock, pint
al the Odd Fellows Hall.
w. s. EpPzRsoE,N N G. JEo.G. POWELL, Y. @.
JOIN BRUMF1LD, Se'ty, J. +. RUssLLL, Trea.
J. LAwRKNcR, Per. Sec'ry.
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rRUsTEE SALE.

WHEREAS on the 29nd Of December 1859
r. NJ. Winn and wife executed 3 trust deed
90 ]. w. Barnett and Alexander Smith, tO Be-
cure William Mills certain debts therein des-
cYibed, which deed il recorded in the Probate
Office Of Yazoo County, Book r. 589 and $50,
and on the LIST. of January 1853 same parties
executed q trust deed to John M'Farland and
]. 81. Evans to secure certain debts therein
described, which deed is recorded in the Probate
Once of YazOo county Book r, 66l, and both
OF which deeds convey lots two hundred and
thirty six and two hundred and thirty nine (296
9959 } in Yazoo City. Now on Saturday the
18th Of May next the trustees win sell said
property at the Court Hopss door OF Yazoo
County to the highest bidder for cash - the
sale will take place under both deeds. The
property IS very valuable, being the Hotel now
occupied by o. Winn & Co.
J. w. BARNETT.
ALEX. SMITH. Trustees.
J. MCFARLAND.
]. II. EVANS.
YszOO city, Feby,Oth '04 mo.
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NODACGs
TINE firm of !. Tharp Co. d this daV
dissolved ~ mutual consent. MIR. y.
ThaEp having disposed Of his interest Ia the
stock 20 Mr.. Alonz0 4. Brown. would re-
turn his thanks % his oil fFiends for their
past liberal patronage. and respectfully soli.
cits continuance Of the same Tor HE success.
soFs. and would add, that they will Be re-
ceivine new goods and keep large and we'll
selected stock. Mr.. Tharp also informs his
friends and patrons, that he ID charged with
the settlement Of the business Of ths old fFm,
and can be found At his oil counting room.
JAMES THARP,
CIV WOOD.
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HURD'S GOLDEN GLOSS
NOR THE HAIR-Among the many pre-
paFations for the growth Of the HAIR, this
GOLDEN Gloss takes the lead. Three reas-
ons will be given why It Is so universally used
and preferred to all Others, 1st, Because it has
proved the most efectual in Badness Cd, Be
cause it impaYts beautiful dark gloss and de-
lightful perfume to the hair. Sd, Because the
Ladies, with fine discrimination, which they all
possess, have adopted it. Many other reasons
could be given why it is great favorite, but
those who want more have only TO give it a
trial. Price 25 cents in large bottles. For Sale
by Druggists and StoFekeepers everywhere.
w G. HURD, Proprietor.
304 Broadway, New York.
Liberal discount to Merchants. dec is. 93-6m
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NOUM46o
a = the NEXT February Term of the conf of
n Probatss Of YazOo county, yin present
my account, with the win annexed, Of Young
Berry, decd, FOR annual settlement.
&c BERRY, Adm'r.
with the win annexed of Young Berry, deed.
January 81, 1854. 29-5t.
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Administrator's Notice
NOTICE.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, in the practice Of the law, is
dissolved b mutual consent; and b. B. Mayes
alone Is authorized to collect ell accounts due,
and to prosecute unfinished business g dnal
determination, WR MILES,
Yazoo citY,Feb al,5a. a.a0-4t. RIB MAYEG.
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THE undersigned having purchased the
stock 81 j Tllarp CO., continue the .buai.
nens under the figm Of WOOD BROWN.
G W. WOOD,
Jan 3, 81. a6-3m. ~ II BROWN.
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WVN4A - 111NLAAA1 OOA1A1L4NS4es
BLACK HAWK, CARROLL CoUETY, MISS.
WILL commence its second session on Mon
w day. 10th January 54,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 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-
cility for acquiring a liberal education, and
afording every inducement as to health Of local.
ily, intelligence and morality Of the commune
u, The College Is confidently recommended to
the public as worthy Of liberal support.
The Boarding Department is in the hands Of
Dr.. VIM B Bah, gentleman Of high moral
worth and standing in the community. The
faculty boards with B. and will aid him ii the
general supervision Of the boarders.
The rates Of charges are IS low a. those Of
any Institution of as high an order il the State.
For circulars and further particulars apply TO
Jan 90, "a. 27-tf. w s Y0UNGs Pres't.
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NOTICE

- - , - III
HAVING qualified as Executor Of Jno. NJ
Rlyal. dec'dsa the January Term, 1854.
Of the Probate Courts-NOtiee u given 10 all
persons having claims against said deceased
10 present them properly authenticated. Or
they vii be barred. w BsRNETT,
Feb s, SO. 30s6t. Ex'r OF J az ROYAL.
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FAsEEHONABEIs MILLINERY,
MRS. JOHNSON has opened an assortment
~ 81 latest style BONNETS, &c, 1T the
residence Of Mr.. ReviI. She Is prepared 70
Line and Trim Bonnets for those who viii favor
her with call. Jan. 20, "a. 2s-3t.
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Ffre RpfCIr.

thousand for saIe Il the Vicksburr
Lime and Cement Depos.
Eeb3, 50. 3o.sf. VIZ. sHERARD.
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-11
NOTICE..

A LII persons having debts and demands against NJ
"A BOROWSKY, of the town Of Coloma, FL Dorado
county California will please present them to the under
signed his Jewey Store in said town. as arrangements
are being made for the settlement and liquidation OF the
same, upon such terms as the parties may agree to
JOSEPH W. SEELEN.
Colona, Feb y 9th, 1851 Ll3l
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STATE 4, Poc4nc OF c45IPqRRNIA' oag12T Probate Court
L. H. ,nnttor OF the estntn Of n1nes l. CAhoOn dcce0s-

ed: n ,o-, oo,os
Now on this day, 50h of January, A. d; leoi' cones
Newell x Williams and presents his affidavit showing that
there is not sufficient personal estate in his hands 10 pay
The debts of said deceased that the deceased was indebted
ot the time of his death in the OF 81 900 ana at tht
time was the owner of the undivided half of certain
piece of ground and the buildings thereon o @
north side of Main street, in the town of Pacervc near
tbe west end thereof occupied blacksmith and wagon
shop and appearing necessary that the above properly
he old TO nav the outstanding debts of said deceased ana
exnenses of administration, it is therefore ordered lho
all persons interested in said est ate to appear DfoFf @ ne
Probate Judge of said county at the court room % N t
cause why an order should not be granted to the
admir- to sell so much of the real estate OF sad decGSe us
shall be necessary to pay his aforesaid debts ana hat II
copy of this order be published in the "Lmpre county
Argus" for four successive weeks ,c
true copy ofthe original order made IN sai1 cG''
[ATrEsTl A. 81. I. llEN' I'm, ENIN -
February llth. 1854. Probate Noui"
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Mr.. Lyons moved to postpone it till Tuesday next ::
Mr. Nc Farland moved that the bill go to a third
reading
Mr. Coffroh moved thrt it pc postponed till Mon
day. o'clock. Lost ayes l6, noes lG-thC Speak
er gave the casting vote.
Motion to adjourn lost Is to II
Mr. Lyons moved to postpone till Thursday.
Mr. Coffroth moved to call of the house. Carried.
No one absent.
Motion to adjourn till - o'clock Monday Lost.
Motion for call of the Senate. Carried. No one
absent.
Mr. Cofroth moved to adjourn till 70 o'clock on
Monday Chair decided the motion not in order.
Mr. Catlin moved the previous question.
Mr. Cotfroth moved olay the motion on the table.
The motion for previous question was sustained.
Mr. Hager said Mr.. Catlin voted twice
Mr. Catlin denied it,
Mr. Lent moved to adjourn till quarter past u
O'Clock on Monday. Carried ayes II, noes l5'
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. CONFESS moved to take the special ordcs of
the day from the table
Mr.. James moved to lay the motion on the table,
which was lost by vote of so ayes to AZ noes.
Messrs. Lctcher and Garlic were absent
Mr.. Hubert moved to adjonrn which was lost by
a vote of 81 to A.
Mr.. watkins here arose and said that, though he
was oPlOoCu W OIi 'iiN 'i0N'iN'ii i'O
to meet it fairly, and come to the vote.
Mr.. Gordon rose and commenced very violent
speech, when Mr. Conncss called him to order.
Mr.. Gordon exclaimed in stcntorian tones, Sit
down Sir.
Mr.. CONFESS motion was carried by q vote Of Il
ayes to SO noes.
MIR. Nc Dufie moved to adjourn, which was lost
by vote of 80 % As.
Mr.. Hoyt moved to 90 into committee of the
Whole to take the matter into consideration.
Mr.. Vaudeville moved to make it the order OF the
day for next Tuesday
Mr. Myers moved to make the whole matter the
special order of the day for the first Monday after
4th of March next. Adopted
Mr.. Myers said that time sufficiently ample
would then be afforded to learn the sense of the
people on both sides Of the question: from every
portion of the State.
The crowd of other matters prevents further
legislative proceedings to-day. There has been but
little business Of Importance transacted yeti
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-11

GEORGETOWN
MrKENNEY -AITrAY, g. CO., Propyietors
FHS propetors Of this extensive Hotel take cosro in
n announcing to their patrons and the travelling public
generally that their House still open for the reception of
Boadera and Travellers. Having lately improved it with
GOOD BEDS & BEDDING,
neat larry Bed Rooms, and Private Rooms for the ac-
commOdation Of Ladies and Families.
lhe 11BLE is furnished with the best nthe market
Whie the ar contans Il good assortment Of LIQUORS
and SEGARS.
In Addition is a stable for the accommodation of Horses
and Teams The stages for Sacromcno City arrive and
depart from this House every dayrcnderng great
hlencc to the travelling public ID. G. MCKINNEY.
- f. BROOKSIIIRE.
Georgetown, nov l9--itf JOHN ALWAY.
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South Fork Cigar Store.
d. NEWBAUER,

WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALER IN TOBACCO, CIGARS, MEN
IcAN AND BARCELONA CARDS, Nc,
Main street, opposite the Union H0td PdceroMe, GHd sec
ond door bel0O Ada'nS E1pesS Office, Cotona
4 from the Manufacturers in Havana large invoices Of
the most superior brands of
CIGARS:
First quality Havana Regalia, Flor dc Cabanas, Sc
vilianas, Patria Henry Clay, FL Ohio Jenny Lind
Regalia. Montro, Figaro La Zeal, Best Londres
Londres Cabanos, Semiramis, Small Havana, etc
Tobacco,
Grape, Twin Brothers, Twist Diadem, A. Hunt
Oronoco, Nectar Leaf, Four Aces, and other; An
derson's fine cut, in cans and foil; Goodwins Smo-
king and Chewing Mrs. Micr's fine cut, &c
SNUFFS, &C.
American Gentleman's and French Rappee Snutfs !;
Stone. Clay and Fancy Pipes; Cigarito Leaf Tobac-
co, Cigarito Paper, Etc, Etc, Etc r,,.e,
February llth, 1851. lloul
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Slt(u advertisements.
TImc or llnIlInc courts in Bal Dor:.!o county.

Time OF holding Courts I'm I1i Dorado County,
fcr ISJi
DISTRICT CoURr.-Commcnces January 23l May Sth;
August Zist, and November 10th.
COURT SEssIoNs.-Commcuccs February 9Th April
81 June 9Th August 9Th October 2nd and December
It'll
Corv1Y CouRr.-Commenccs January End; March 9th /;
May 1t; July 3D.; September 4tl. and November 9Th.
PRoHATE CoUET.-Commcrcos January 23d February
9th March 27 April 9th; May 22nd June 10th !;
July 2lth; August 2sth September 9th; October BIRD
November 9th, add Dcccmbre 25h.
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NOTICE.

hereby given that the coparnorshp heretofore eX-
n sting between G. c., HENRY G. y a. W. HAIR
VEY is shis day dissolved by mutual consent
c. c. HARVEY will settle all business pertaining to the
firm. 800 =,
Nashville, Ell Dorado CO., Feb. 1lth 1854. [l33wpdl
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stlartiagt5,

At Georgetown, Thursday, Feb. 2l, by Z. c. South
worth ESD. MIR. MICHAEL CRoWI.Ll to Miss MARIA
CLARK, both of Georgetown.
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Henry NJ. Fislze,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY

WWT OULD inform the citizens of FL Dorado County in
w generol and MrD SrhlNGs in particular that he has
PAINI,S and OILS, well a full supply of the best
Patent Remedies usually found in Drug lstabshmcnts-
Also, large assortment Of tho LATEST PUBLIC A.
IJONS, which he is receiving, by every steamer, direct
from the publishers, and which he will dispose of at the
lowest rates
ts- StorePostonico Buildings, Main St.. Mud Springs
January 9TH, 1854. [i2Gl
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Nt(u Aobtrtistnlrnts.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA ]
In Probate Court.

~ ~ EL DonApo Do IMAfrr,iA CopNTy In Probate Court
In the matter of the estate of William d. Gooch decea
sed
- Now on the 7h day of February. A. D. 1854, comes H.
T. Plant admir-. Of said estate, by Newell & Williams his
Attorneys, and presents his affidavit showing that there is
not PERSONAL property sufficient belonging said estate, in
MS hhS to pay the debts Of said deceased and the de-
ceased was, at the time Of his DEATH indebted in the
OF i4b0u four thousand dollars he ascertain
and that at that time the 2f house situated the
south side OF Main street in the town of Cooma in said
county, called the Crescent City Hotc and it appear
ing necessary that the above property should be sold to pay
the outstanding debts of said deceased and the expenses Of
administration is therefore ordered: That all persons
interested in said estate to appear before the Probate Judge
of said county at the court in the town of Coloma
the 10th day Of March, A. b. 1851 to show why order
should not be granted h aorcsad administrator to sell
said real csta' much hereof Of said deceased
may be necessary pay his aforesaid debts and thata copy
Of this order be published in the newspaper called the
80 Empire County Argus for four weeks successfully
true Copy Of the original order made in said court
[ATrEsTl A. ST. G. DENVER, Clerk
IL Fcby. lith, 1854. Probate Court.
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SHOVELS! STIOVELS!!
GEORGETOWN HOTEL.
MAIN STREET, GEORGETOWN,

y,
f. ". OL1JSTEAD, Proprietor.
FUyIIE proprietor of this Hotel would respectfully call
q the attention of the citizens Of Georgetown and the
Public generally to the
SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS
which he is prepared to furnish to all who may favor
him with call Having lately rclumshed and renovated
the entire establishment, in all its departments, in style
superior any o i.u+. ~ the maintains, he feels
fdet of being ao to d satisfaction to the most
fastidious.
IIiE Table viii ever be supplied with all the sab
stanals and dtlicacics ofthc and the BAR viii al
ways be furnished with the choicest Wines, Cigars and
Liquors.
E3 The Stage for Sacramento, via Cooma and Spanish
Flat departs from this House daily rendering great
vencncc to the travelling public
Georgetown, January 2Sth [l1-3mpdl
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meteorological Table.

The weather during the week has been variable, two
davs clear but unsettled the winds mild, blowing s. f. ~
W. and there is yet prospect for rain, The Ba =
rometer is rising and falling ut a rarld rate.
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TiRe Markets.

During the past week the weather has been warm
and favorable for mining operations. And now cy-
cry indication betokcns ran and we sincerely
ly hope that it will not "dry up till old mother
Earth is thoroughly saturated.
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