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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-01
Mr. CLAY

VWlfs -
The National lntelligencer, ia most
able and dispassonate view of The approach
ing Presidential election, and 4 declaration
OF faithfully sustaining the candidate Of the
National Convention concludes as followss
mo one who Is familiar with Our course
will suppose on the strength of this decIafa-
ton Of ours, that we are indifferent a. to
the selection that may be made Of d candi.
date for the Presidency, or that we have
no fixed opinion on the subject. HENRY
CLAY Is, ia our opinion, eminenily fitted,
BY hts mauly nature, By bis dauntless cour-
age and his generous self-devotion, BY long
training IN public life, and BY many and
priceless service rendered to his country.
70 preside over her domestic councils. and
guide the conduct Of her Foreign Relations,
in the capacity Of Chief Magistrate Of the
United States. Mr.. CLAY ought to be the
candidate Of the Opposition lor these rea-
SONS, and because such is the opinion of
large portion Of those Of his fellow citizens
whose politics accord witlThis. This IS our
deliberate opinion, pronounced without fear,
favor, or affection, and we may ldd without
prejudice of any sort, because for each Of
me other persons spoken Of for Office, we
entertain the highest respect, and every sem
iment Of kindness and good will. We
i've distinct utterance to this opinion Of
mrs, now. the more readily, when We sec
Efforts making to detract By indirection from
he distinguished merits Of this great mau,
nd to disparage b Is claims upon the grati-
nde ofhis country, BY those at lghose hands
e has not DESCRIBED 81.
Such being our opinion, we vef-reDeaf
he declaration that we shall acouiesce in
he decision Of the Harrisburg Convention,
laatever . may be, and willingly and cheer
lily give i our hearty support.
This is the ground we stand upon.
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|
We know not what piper the annexed
eloquent remarks first appeared, but they
ought to he republished in every wing paper
Of the union.
HENRY CLAY.
The exclusive rigtt of naUigating The Ms.
sissippi secured BIZ Mr.. CLay's erertions
alone.
/" At the treaty Of Client the British com
missioners demanded as sine qua non,
that GFeat Britain should during all after
time, enjoy an equal right with the people
OF the United States, TO navigate the whole
of.tbe Mississippi. And strange as il may
now seem, II is an historical fact, that a ma
Jority oftile American commissioners were
IN favor Of granting this me ST unreasonable
and arrogant claim. II should be remem-
bered, be remembered, however, that the
sun Of Napoleon, had then set--the glory
and power Of great Britain, were at thefrI
the news Of the battle of New
Orleans had not reached Europe, and that
The American commissioners had little hope,
while those Of Great Britain we're big with
confidence.
But the master spirit--the great cham
pton q Seamen's rights was a member of /
hat memorable council, aud peremtorily re-
used 20 sign any treaty which contained
The conceded right of Great Britain to naVi-
gate this ''fatheF Of waters. In this strue-
gle Mr.. Clay had not, like General Jackson,
cotton bags for breast work, nor Tennes-
zee and Kentucky riiemen to aid in leve-
ng inthe dust an opposing foe. No, twas
q open field tight-CLAY against three
riends aud the masters Of Europe, and the
ouqierers Of Napoleon. AT this day the
I've hundred steamboaIs. exclusively Anne
Ican, floating upon the Mssissippi, fell who
ron the victory, aud throw feeble flickring !
ght upon the dawing value ofthat achieve !
lent.
II the gratitude Of the nation elevated !
lndrew Jackson to the presidency, for de-
'nding bravery single engagement, what
leasure of thanks shall ii bestow upon Hen +
ClaYs the MN who saved il spite Of the IS,
fling concession Of friends, and the deter $
mate arrogance Of powerful enemy, :.
lightly. river which is vet to become the :
oliic mother Of auhundred citiesg'' ! !
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a Paper SUB-T sREAsURY. The re-pubIl.
cation of the Sub.TFeasury Bill, ia the Van
buren, papers, aDithout The specie clause,
shows that the whole game Of The Admin
istration is changed. The scheme DC coz
iecting the Revenues ii the CONSTITUTIONAL
currency. i q Be abandoned Thissis
bold fraud. Bat no cheat IS too great for
van Bhren. we aver thai the project OF
The party now is 70 re-establlsha paper Sub.
Treasury Scheme The State Printer q
70 como out manfully aud sav
bat the ofiginal Sub Treasury Scheme of
5ENroN and WRrenT, excluding an papsr
money il the payment of dues 10 the Cow
IS % be insisted on ia he next
congress AIbany Joarnag
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The effects Of Loco-Focoism are daiIv
becoming more apparent ia Pennsvlvanis
Such Is Che universal distrusl there snong
monied men, that although there IS ~.
mense private capital il That state. nosona
WI take tne STATE loan. The consequences
tractors and Xorkmen rninoust ref 81.
pfeasaFa and sll classes 81 tho commute
" directly q indirectly, become no saf.
l8rers.
Ins people aloug the lines 81 canal ma
AL road Who have tsussod Ills contractofs
I9F grain. hour beet pgEk, s5r. win looso
leaRtlY on what they have already sold ~
glll have what IS nov in Their s-.,s-
thrown On thalr hands tboat 4 n1rts
81 tals would have been avoided had lin
sannssl1 pfsrailed in ihe 1sl P6nnsp
Legislature. --N Y. IIrisy
sHuSuEA fool tia, holds as ioaruoi,
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SHERIFF'S SALE


Joseph Halt, use 6sc.I
Is. Il. fa. TO November Term. 1870
Thomas . Jennings
Charles Ready.
ps. &. "a. same.
Officers Of Court,
gs. 6.sfa.
Same.
Z virtue Of The above stated executions
to me directed, from fle honorable CIR
cut court Of Yazoo county, MI, I will ex.
pose at public sale, e the highest bidder,
for cash, at tie court house door &c Yazoo
county, on Monday the 18th day 81 Novetn-
Der next, within the hours prescribed by
law, the following properly, TO wit. One
lol No S., situated lying and being ID "a
zoo City. fnanerly Manchester, Nj; on the /
eorneFo Broad aud lin streets. levied Oh
8 tie properly Of Thsmls = Jennings, lo /
satisfy the above stated execations and costs.
Z BUFORD. Sheriti.
BY IN WheIess, ID 81
Oct no. 1879 fPr fee @9A -5f
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srEEs1EA fool that holds as loauue;.
almost wise man
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BLFOI&D, Sheriff,
Bg +. w Wheless, D. s.
Oct z, 1889 fee 8 Is 00l Ia4t
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-07
500 Bushels Corn for sale nv
June 5. HICKOK CATIIN
Tin Plate &c.

1kO Boxes Tin plate l. 3 X and extra
lOO sizes,
1000 los, Sheet Copper timed do.
100 Bdls. Iron wire assorted,
500 lbs English Brass Kettles oil sizes.
800 DO sheet Brass do
Copper timed and black rve,s,
100 Boxes Canada plates,
SO Bids. English Sheet Iron, assorted
with general assortment of goods for lin.
hers use, which will be sold at low PRICES
June7. STRO.NGS and n
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-07
HOWARDS

TNPRECEDETED despatch in bust
~ ness is only equaIled comparatively BY
The successive and quick passage of his
'avorlle Steam Ship Great Western which
has just arrived in IL 1.2 days from En-.
rope with pretty GDods for Market and
good news for the country. Howards
return from New York The third tine in
such quick succession and with so many
and new kinds Of Goods has increased the
sales wonderfully, well may it be sald there
is no p lace like Towards to 90 a shopping
tor 1t does one good to see so many pretty
goods and happy customers buying, rs is
always found at he Grand Bazaar Cheap
Cash Store by S. EARL HOW.ARD.
Juxs 6, 1899.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-07
VIM. B. Miners Estate.
STATE OF VER.MONT. }
DIsTRICT OF cHITTENDEN. 90.

DIsTRICT OF CHIrTENpEN. IS.
"A Ia Probate Court holden at Burlington
IN within and for said District on the Sd
day Of June A. d. 1889. Present, tho Hon,
Charles Russell, Judge.
An instrument purporing to be the last will
and testament Of VIM. B. Miner, late of Nil.
ton. in said District, deceased, being presented
to tho court here by Benjamin Miner Jr. the
executor therein named, for probate; it is or.
dered by said court that all persons concerned
therein, he notified to appear al session of
said Court TO be holden At the Office of tho
Register of said court, at the Court House.
IN said Burlington, on tho second Wednesday
of July A. D. 1889, and show cause if any
they may have. against the probate Of
said will, for which purpose it is further or
dered, that copy of,he record OF this order
% published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY. in the
Free Press, newspaper, printed at Burlng.
ton aforesaid, as soon as may be. A true
copy Of record,
Attest, WM. WEsToN, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-07
Heavy Silver Forks.

n DOI. Dining Forks,l doz. Desser, Forks.
- heavy, well made, good silver. Anv per.
son wishing the doz can have the opportu.
NIFTY for few days only, of purchasing them
Tor cash at cost; which will be saving Of
several dollars. If they are not sold soon
they will be sent 10 New York
PANGBoRN & BRINsMAID, Silrersm;ihs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-07
A GREAT BARGAIN.
A SCYTHE FACTORY Avn Mir
SITES, WITH GREAT WATEn
POWER

SUrIHE FACTORY AND MILL
SITES, WITH GREAT WATER
POWER.
INHE subscriber will sell at verv low
price. and on credit of ten wears, with
| interest al per ccnt,per annum. that yaluobIe
properly situated al the Greal Fails Of Sal
mon h'ver. miles south Of Malone franklin
| COMFY, W. r. consisting of large and we'll
punt SCYTH5 FACTORY, contain.
ing f~o "TRIP Hammers, Myee Furnaces. and all
the conVon'ences for large business, with
Goa, House capable of containing 10000
bushels, and large and commodous Finish.
ing SHOP, bullt separate, and receiving wind
Tor Inc fires from the Factory-which build
ing is well calculated for Pocket Furnace
ana could be easily arranged for that purposc
he dam and Machinery oflhc Factory are
n good order, aud the supply Of water abupd.
ant and constant. Also attached TO these
buildings, about six acres of Land. FORMING
liont on inc Falls of the River of about
Az fods' with sites and walor power sufficient
Tor large number of Mills. On the land
,here Is 'rame Of dwelling House, erected
put MOI hn'shed' All this property will be
so'o IN one parcel at great sacrifice from
us cost TO any one who would put and keen
'he FACTORY in operation.
.'o's great chance for speculation TO
any young mechanic or manufacturer of on.
'e'P''1e' as II can be bought on long credit.
Nu ~" rato OF interest, and for yerv small
price, ~ IS also an object Of attention for a
capitalist who would be willing to stock the
FACTORY and have the Scy,hes manufactured
o., on Sna as 'he business is profitable. and
,"e prospective value of the great water priy.
Ieges and mill sites is such, as TO ensnro
large prom to any person who should own il
and give il the proper attention. Th. ow,or
oflhe property Offers it on these invitina
terms, IN hopes of introducing manufacturers
ms lands in the immediate vicinity.
Ihe Ogdensburgh and Lake Champlaia
fan Road, which will. without doubt soon no
constructed, will run within eight miles Of
lh's property, and will add greatly to its value
ana Importance for manufactures.
for further particulars, enquire of the sub.
scrlber at Malone. NOAH Moody
May 80, 1899.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-07
STRONGs & co.

HAVING removed their store TO The
building lately occupied AZ tho Bur
'ington Hotel directly opposite their old
stand. are now receiving in addition ~
their old assortment heavy stock of Dry
Groceries, Iron, Nails, Steel, Window
Glass, Hollow Ware. Stoves &c. &c.
which they offer on the most reasonable
Terms. .1fry 30. 1889.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-07

SO bales IA Sheeting,
25 do Shifting, for sale at New York
prices, on consignment from the manufac.
turer by FoLLETT & BRADLEY..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-07
Nathan Hutchins' Estate.

WYE the subscribers having been appointed
w by the Hon. the Probate Court, for the
District Of Grand Isle, commits toner's 10 re-.
ceive, examine and adjust tho claims and de.
mands of all persons against the estate Of
Nathan Huchins, late Of North Hero, in said
district deceased, represented insolvent and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto, and six months from the day of the
date hereof being allowed by said court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give nos
tico that we will attend 10 the business ofour
appointment at the dwelling Of widow Lois
Hutchns in North Hero, in said district, on
the 30th ofSep,ember next, at 10 clock A.
M. on said day.
Dated this 9th day OF May A. d. 1899.
VIM. II. RUSSELL, } Commits
ORLEM HlBBARD, sioncrs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-07

Heavy Hardware,-Cro Bars,
Anvlls, Vices, Shoves, Cast steel do.
Spades, Hoes, Scythcs, dung forks, Wag
gon and Cart Boxes. Trace CHAINS, Potash
and Ca'dron Kettles, Plough Castings,
Cast Iron Wagon Arms etc. etc. by
June 6. STRO.N7S and Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-07

| ISA AC W A r Err
TIT AS received bis Spring Goods, among
esNA which are
! BRO.4DCLOTHS,
I C.ASSENERES,
81 TTT.NETTS,
FLAJv.NELS,
MOLESKEN,
IA variety Of summer wear for men & bows.
CALICOES.
CAWBRTCKS,
MUSLI.N DE LAME,
STRAP g. TUSCAN BONNETS,
TUSCAN & STRAP BRAID,
PLAIN & FANCY HOSE,
GLOTES,
RIBBONS.
COT7ON YARN.
BUTTONS and other TRIMMINGS,
and many other articles, making a good
assortment for the season.
.Also, Rum. Brandy and Gin of the best
quality; Cd quality of the same articles
Mo'asses, pure Wines. lump and brown
sugar, Coffee. Chocolate, Teas, Goldfish,
SSaIaratus, Starch. Pepper, Spice, Ginger,
kalslns and most other articles in the
Grocery lire, all Of which he will Sc at the
lowest prices. Tavern keepers are partcu.
larly invited TO call and examine his liquors.
Store opposite S f. Howard's Cheap
Cash Store. Buriington. ,Nay 1899. If
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-10
MOffat's Vegetable Life Pills and
Phoenix Bittcrs.

TNHE high and envied celebrity which this m,
u eminent Incidence has acquired for It's iu,g.
able efficacy IN all the diseases which it proiesssh
to cure, has rendered the usual practice Of osienta
lious pulhng not only unnecessary, but unworthy
Of them. They are known by their irals tbeir
good works testify for them, and they thrive not
by the faith ofthe credulous In all cases Of COS.
uyenes. dyspepsia, bilious and liver Affections.
asthma, piles settled pains, rheuma sm, levers anil
agues, obstinate headaches, impure state Of he
fluids, unhealthy appearance fthe skin, nercs
debility, the sickness incident TO females in dcIcat
health, every kind of weakness of the digestive OF.
gans, and in all general arrangements Of hcat
these Medicines have invariably proved certain sid
speedy remedy. They restore vigorous health toHt
most exhasuted constitution a single trial will paC
the Lle PIls and Phnnix Bitters beyond The reacha
competition the estimation Of every patient Pre-.
psred and sold, wholesale and retail, at W B. Mo-.
fats Office, S67 Broadway New York
For sale at the Drug Store Of f. A, Smith 10
Hunts buildings, on South side cf Main street, Co.
lumbus, Miss.
Jan'y u, 1889 27C
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-10
- 1IIs.Is.inni snrIng..

TEIS Ee b-awn and valuable watering pace
n u o. r.rpsret On he 2OIh Of June, !CT he
reception Of. g- lers tins place is TOO wei known
% 10 ,.1 quality ui the waters Tor comment. TIE
proprietor asy deems il necessary 10 say, hat the
.ruzgs ull.s having been greatly enlarged since
'ae 81, season, lie g prepared 10 accommodate from
three '1 tur hundred visitors, comfortably. here
g. ye-v large and commolious Bar ROM, Billiard
Room and Ten Pin Alley for the amusement OF those
u.1 zee Disposed 10 drive away dol care; also a
very gr-e airy and convenient stable, newly built
those Improvements, together with splendid Bal
Room u1t surpassed by any in the Southern c0un-
,iy and he last but not he ie1s. indictment, the
proprietor has been fortunate enough 10 engage the
services of Mr.. Nerein and Mr. Duran, who will
furnish him splendid scientific Band of Music, Tor
he 5ccouW1 atom OF the fantastic toe after those
inducements be will add that every attention shall
be- paid 20 tie comfort Of his guests, that his table
w be furnished with all the delcacies of the sea-
son. 1nI lis lquors and wines shall be Of the best
quality and choices, brands. His charges are as
follows
Board per month $50 90
" day so
Children and Servants huff price.
Horse per month : 50 90
" day | so
Amrrenl funds of this State, together with the
mond voe the Mississippi Springs Raj Road Com
pauy, viii be received for Board.
ISAAC \. GLIDEWELL.
June I3-JO-2m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-10
Notice.


HAVING purchased Of Mr.. L. b. Randlc. ,hf
H right Of Waterman 4 Learned's labor savino
Brick Machine, now offer TO dispose Of individual
or county rights to suit purchasers.
THIS machine has been in operation tho past sea.
son, sufficient time 10 test its utility as 1t respects
rs durability, and the saving Of Ubor.
The principal advantages this machine has over
all Others pow ~ use, consists IN The simplicity aud
strength OF It's structure, having no complication Of
machinery that Is liable To get out OF repair and the
rapdity il tcmpers Ile clay and mouils the brick,
making from 90 to so per minute with the AID OF
two horses, four men, and sufficient number Of
boys to bear of the BRICK.
Those wishing for a cheap and expeditions meth
cd for manufacturing brick would do well 10 aya
themselves OF this opportunity.
Az communications addressed to the subscriber
will meet with immediate attention,
JAMES +. SMITH.
Columbus Nil April 9th, I839.--39-tE
N. b. Gentlemen wishing to purchase county or
town rights, can be accommodated by applying at
the office Of the Columbus Democrat, where they
can see testimonials Of the utility Of the above men.
toned patent
.sFhe MssissippOn, Jackson, and TIE RcpubU.
can, Holly Springs VIII please give the above six
''e~-''"'t' SOD ftts'+~sI I'- 80 ,. ~, -.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-10
Read This.

WE have concluded, that as for the las, month
" We have refused every thing in the shape of
money except specie, or the notes OF specie IA wing
oahNs inr our goods, our friends and customers
arc emitted to some explanation for such an nausu-
al proceeding While our books are on our shelves
we itei safe SO far as concerns the payment of the
qfotS winch we incurred N the purchase Of those
booSS' Tor This reason. that they may be returned
% our Creditors at any time aud credit received for
Wem Il we exchange them for paper which Is
only worth halIlts nominal value, we loose hv the
,fade' attic we may receive loo per cent. more
'hah me original cost for we are then minus the
expense and interest on The aNouni OF sgid proper.
w besides not having the whercwh 10 nav nr
our " bread and butter which, contrary 10 the
oPnIons Of some, VIC hold to be indispensable, To
NE Oh repeated question, "why DO you not take
lhe currency al It's discounts" We answer that we
20 nn' keep sharing shop
we pledge ourselves canscienuousIy 10 reduce our
prices 10 consistent scale with the value Of The
money received which will continue 10 81 bar funds
~ all cases. IN settling accounts we shall endeavor
70 make the proper discount on all articles which
may nave been oyetcharged on the score Of depre-
GATED currency.
So mote Il be.
PFlSTER & GOODWIN. Booksellers.
Columbus Mss. July 18Th, lS59.-l-lr
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NO IlCTlON-Th.s extraordinary chCmIoa.
~ composition TIE result Of sCi,lCr and he IN
+ ysuaon Of a celebrated medical man, the sr0duc-
f ton Gf which % tIe pubic Nas invented with the
sotma'y Of a de5th-bed brquesi has since gained
/ q reputation unpau ,'ft. ig.y sustliHrg Tire cor
f r,c,aes Of the lmcu'ei r.. Gu8.ey's lost cnnlrs-
son. l'ai be dared not de without g.rUr 20 pos
tgr,y tc benefit 90 h's knowledge ou tits SUBJECT
AMI lie therefore bcqutalhei 90 bis friend and agn-
laGt Solomon Hay, the secret of bis discovery.
q IS ROSY used Ia the principal hospitals, and the
private ructce in our country, trt aud most GER
.anf .ar the cure Of DE Piles, aud also SD extern
z.rv end eilcClua.iy as 10 battle creIuHy, unless
aHefeH effects are Witnessed. ErtcrHgiIy IN ,hr
30 owing complaints
For Dupsy-Ctel'ng extraordinary absorption
at once. al, swe.lugs-reduc.ng them in a few hrs.
Rhcumaiism-Acufe or Chrome, giving quick
ease, Sore Throat-By cancers, uccr5 or colds.
Group, and Nhoop.ug Cough Externally, and
owe the chest All Bruises, SFfams and Buns
Curing IN n few hours.
Sores and Ucefs-N Whether fresh or long stand
lug, aud fever sores.
lls operations upon adutsaui schdrcn in reIu.
cling rheumatic sWCuing~, and .ou'cuiHg coughs and
tiahtu,s OF he chest by relaxation o the paris has
been surprising beyond coucepurn.-i The common
remark of those who have usd itin the Piles, IS "it
acts Ike choria.'
THE PILES.--The price s ! is refunded to ans
person who will use bottle OF Hays Lnmont Tor
the Piles and return the empty bottle without lie
ing cured. These are the positive orders OF tie
to the Agents and cot Of many thou
sands sold, not one has been unsuccessful
We might insert certificates to any length, but
prefer that those who sell the article should exhibit
the original to purchasers.
CAUIlON,--None can be genuine Tirnont
splendid engraved wrapper on which is my name,
md also that Of The agents. SOL: HAYS.
oCJ'for Sale by f A SMITH, Druggist, Co,um-
bus Mississippi Jan Il, 1879 .27-u