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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-12-27

Won act on. or he should visit Philadelphia
in person TO acquire that knowledge. Mr.
has knowledge Of men here,
which would be very advantageous, and
knows the duties of a Cashier better than
any person in this quarter.
have no fears that any attempt will be
made to enfore the Tennessee law. Should
there be, it will be revisited with affect here,
no concern need be felt on that subject
Should there be no impropriety in it, should
like 10 know when you will put the institu-
ton in operation here and it would seem to
me, that some persons should be authorized
beforehand to provide house &c. You
will excuse me for the freedom of my sug-
gestions. If unnecessary they are harmless.
- Your obedient servant,
FELIX GRUNDY.
WILLIAM JOINS ESQ, President of the Uni
ted States Bank, Philadelphia.
P. S. Although this is addressed to you
only, have no objections to its being seen
by any of the directors. F. g.
Such pere the opinions and sentiments Of
the RICH Hand Pillar of the present admin.
lstration. Such Dere the sentiments of Mr.
Grundy before SHE spoiIs belonged to The
Uictors." But since some middlewon fel
low has got hold Of the constitution and al
tered "a SO as TO make it opposed to a Ma
tional Bank, of course all Conscientious and
patriotic men must oppose it too. It was
''uaefaI and accessory to few years age
bu: then the world has turned round since !
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-12-27
Correspondence Of The Mobile Chronicle.
WAsH1NGroN, Dec. 2.

The exciting questions connected with the
admission of the members whose seats are
disputed, and the prospect of some trouble
IN the settlement of them, attracted an inn
mense crowd to the capitol to-day. The mems
gallery was filled to OVERLOOKING, that of the
ladies presented a brilliant display of youth,
beauty and fashion. The Hobbies and pas
sages were erammed with expeetarts. The
members had mustered in great force. Mr..
Nailor of "a. was in his seat, as also was his
antagonist. Ingersoll. Both of the New
Jersey sets Of members, too, were in their
places.
The Senate presented a strong contrast
to the House. AL there was quiet and Dig
nifty. About half the Senators were in their
seats, reading, writing Of conVersing in an.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-12-27
WASHINGTON. Dec. Sd. 1899.

The House of Representatives. having
adjourned yesterday without having organ
lied the Senate could not of course
proceed to business to-day. The Senators
ret in their Chamber at the usual hour and
immediately adjourned, without doing any
business.
The House of Representatives was again
filed with an immense assemblage at an
early hour-many more persons being in at
tendance than could be Accommodated in the
galleries or on the floor.
At ~ O'Clock the Clerk of the last House
requested the members to come TO order,
and asked leave to make a statement. He
had Investigated his duties most elaborately
and anxiously; and he wished, in iustifca-
ton of his course, to explain his reasons.
Mr. Jenfer asked whether he understood
the Clerk had altered his opinion OF the
course he ought to pursue, and whether he
would now call the Wing members of the
State Of New jersey?
Mr.. Garland replied that he had not
changed his opinions, but he wished to sa
tisfy the House that he had acted from no
other motives than desire to.perform his
duty.
Cries of aHear him! hear him!! resoun-
ded on all sides; in the midst of which Mr.
Stanly of n. @. rose and protested against
listening toany statement Of the Clerk, un-
til the New Jersey members were admitted.
Mr. Wise said he was quite willing to hear
what the Clerk had to say, Why he had not
performed his duty as imposed by the law
and prpctice of Congress; though he was of
opinion tue statement should have been
made Yesterday
Mr. White, Of Ky. opposed the request of
the Clerk.-Hc denied that the members of
the House were underany obligation to hear
the Clerk. Are we, he exclaimed, to sit
here and listen to yoa, sir, reading a docu-
ment prepared, perhaps, in a caucus last
night? No matter how Objectionable your
paper might be, no matter what false afFida-
Wits it might contain, no matter how gross its
Misrepresentation, the reading could moi Be.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-12-27
WHrv! WnIzl-An abolition paper con-

WHEw! WHIz!-An abolition paper con-
tains the following paragraphs
"I3al out the Atlantic with a teaspoon
pierce Leviathan's vitals with tootb.pieI,
-quench Vesuvius with the contents Of 4
goblet--then you may talk of .wipinu awav
the stain of slavery from our national es-
cuIcheon' bysendiag them to Liberia.'s
But the writer hasn't zone far enonob
tho should have added, .'6oId he globe ii !
'Aimole-make parlor pet ofan elephant
control woman BY force, or an abolitionist
by reason-then you m1y,nSlc.
SHY last farewell! 7 as the shoe maker said
when he retired from business.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-12-27

AT the appointed hour, yesterday, the
Senate of the United States formed quo
rom, made the usual orders for the opening
of the Session, and then adjourned.
In the house of Representative, when the
House was called to order, although the roll
was not called through, It was ascertained
that every member, save one, of the House
was present, athing without example, and
which it is impossible will ever remain with
out a parallel.
General anticipation was realized in find
ing the course pursued in calling the repre-
sentation from New Jersey to be stumbling
block in the way of the organization of the
House. The Clerk declining to call any more
than one Of the six Representatives having
the Governors certificate of election, on the
ground that the seat of the five other mem
bers were disputed; debate arose upon the
matter, which continued until the approach
of night put stop to it 70: day, though it
seemed to all appearance to be quite as far
from an end when night came asst was when
it began. 1t is source of qualification to be
able here to state that there were no ev-
idence either in or out ofthe House, of any
remarkable excitement on this subject
There were some hundred ofstrangers about
the Hall more than the galleries found ready
motive that brought nineteen-twentieths of
them there.
The only member of the House of Repre-
sentatives absent from this place yesterday
was Mr.. Kempshall (Whig) from New York
detained at home by circumstances which no
true hearted man willblame him for yielding
to.
Z Several members were present who were
hardly expected to be. Mr.. Reed of Massa-
chusetts, and Mr.. Crary Of Michigan, for ex-
ample, both of whom have been quite i'll,
and scarcely able to travel. Mr.. Graham of
North Carolina. and Mr.. Cross of Arkansas,
both detained on the western waters, hap
PLY came to hand at the last hours yesterday.
The Delegates from Territories are all pres
entiu Congress, viz. from Florida, Downing,
from Wisconsin. Doty, from Iowa, Chapman.
Mr. Ingersoll, claiming the seat ofNaylos.
of Pennsylvania, and Messrs Dickerson, Ry-
all, Cooper, Kille and Vroom, contesting
the seats of the Jersey members, were un-
derstood to be in the Hall of Representatives
yesterday.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-12-27
From our Extra of Monday, 23d.
Late News from Washington

We have dates to The 4th inst. from Wash
ington City, at which time Congress had not
been organized, and until which, the Pre-
sident's Message cannot be delivered The
members of both Houses met on Monday,
the I'd inst, and it is a remarkable and I'M
precedented fact, that every member of the
House of Representatives was in attendance
with one solitary exception. The Senate
organized without difficulty. But from the
arbitrary course of the Clerk in refusing to
call the members from Newt ersey, who had
the Governors certificate of their election,
the House was thrown into confusion, or
into an angry discussion which having oc-
cupied two days was still continued to the
last dates THE 4th,) how it will terminate
we do not pretend to say. If The late Clerk,
who is allowed to organize the House by
courtesy, is permitted to violate all prece-
dent and assume the character Of Judge,
ejecting from the H. of Representatives MEM
bers of a sovereign State clothed Nth legal
certificate oftheir appointment because others
may claim the place, though, perhaps, with
out the shadow of justice, then is our liber-
ties at an end. The Clerk, ministerial Off
Ger, or rather who had been Clerk, acting
now by courtesy, would not undertake SO
lhigh-handed measure, unless he was back
ed and urged to it by the powers that be.
The greatanxiety manifested by the COM
munity to hear from the Federal City. and
desire to lay before our readers the latest
intelligence, has induced US to give the fol-
lowing news in the form of an Extra.
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The Washington papers of the 4th inst,
represent the New Jersey contest IN the
House, as being conducted very quietly on
the lth, though some excitement on the sub
iect was manifested out of doors.
M Speaker can be elected until the de-
cisioh of the New Jersey question.
Tie newly elected members of Congress
from Mississippi, Messrs. Brown and Thomp-
son, have taken the post of honor and trust
contded to them.
Tie Globe gives the following as the state
of patties-in the Senate 90 administration.
10 opposition; in the House 121 administra-
ton, l13 opposition, contested, and va
cancy.
A scene of confusion ensued on the 3rd
in the attempt to adjourn the House. When
adjournment was moved, majority was de-
clared in favor by the Clerk. Numbers cried
.'count," ''count," "no,' .'no'' and Mr..
Gushing called for the sense of the House
but an adjournment was finally ha6 upon the
decision of the Clerk. One of the members
calculated, "now We are mob
Since the above was in type, we have re-
ceived Washington dates up to the 7th inst
at which time Congress had not yet organized
and great confusion prevailed, until Mr
Adams was made chairman and some LITTLE
order restored although the refractory mem
5ers were still clamorous. The question witt
regard to the New-Jersey members, it seems
is likely to detain the members from bushes
to an indefinite period, and it is not altogethe
improbable that something worse may grow
| out of it.
The National Intelligencer of the 9TH says
GIVE days have passed of the session c
Congress and the House of Representative
is not yet organized for the transaction c
business. Five more may also pass withou
an organization being Witnessed
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-12-27
SPAIN.

On the 3lst October, the session Of the
Cortes was suspended By royal decree tin
the @OthOF November, and the Congress 4
iew minutes before passed resolution, de.
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stopped. Besides, such statement would
lead to discussion upon other points, OF
which aone-sided view--an erroneous inn
preston may have been given. he protest.
ed, now and forever, against any calculation
by the Clerk.
Mr. Wise said that in his opinion the Clerk
had failed TO perform his duties, and he wish
ed TO hear his explanation or defence. He
denied that the Clerk was a Judge in the
case. He was merdly ministerial officer
to recognize the judgement which had been
made by the properly constituted officers of
each State respecting the election of mem
bers.
Mr. White of Ky. again rose and warned
his political friends against allowing the M
selves to be duped by this attempt TO pro-
cure the reading of exparte argument.-He
hoped they would not allow it
Mr.. Cushing, of Mass. commented in Sc
we're terms on the conduct Of the Clerk in
anesting the organization of the House, by
refusing TO perform the duties imposed on
him; still he was willing to hear what the
Clerk had to produce.
Mr.. Vanderpoel of N. Y. then took the
floor. He, you must know, aspires TO be re-
garded as one of the leaders of the admins
tration party. This, his first speech, was not
very creditable to his pretsntions To be
sure, he was very complimentary on all
sides. But his fine sayings were given with
such an air of condescension, as to make
them exceedingly disagreeable. Mr.. Van
derpool seemed TO have the utmost con-
tempt for law and practice, and was Of
course declamatory about the rights Of the
people, the purity Of elections, &c &c.
The discussion was continued with much
warmth on the general merits of the question
by Messrs. Pope of Ky, Rhett, Jenifer of
Md and Miller of Ohio.
The debate was sill going on, when, in
lorder 20 be in time for the mail, | was COM
PEELED to close this despatch There is no
prospect Of the discussion being brought to
close for some days; aud, indeed, it is
thought it will be continued until extweek.
lit is therefore probable that you will not
hear of the Speakers election or receive
tie Presidents Message this week.
Yours &c
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Ell d G B a p lzIo
HENRY CLAY,s SPEECH.

BRANDON, SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1899.
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dead flies cause the ointment of the apothecary
to send forth sinking SAVIOR: doth little folly
him that is in reputation for wisdom and honor"
Solomon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19
CHERRY's AsTRINOENT PILLS. Celebrated for

CHERRYS AsTRINCENT PILLS Celebrated for
~ the radical Of certain obstinate complaint aerhe
failure Of Capiv Cubebs injections and experiments The fol-
lowing certificate will prove their celebrity
" New York, May 9th ls3s.-- Hetel, Breadwsy-The
writer when In this city from Charleston last spring bought
half dozen boxes of Cherry Pills. order that who
have been long Responding 1.-The himself he truly states that
before he had finished the third box his complaint had
after having for Eve years previously vany tried all kinds Of
medicines, injections bougies, change OF air. &c II
more than ten month. since his cure and he weighs liza
pounds. while last spring he only weis he'd 40 pounds
For sale wholesale and retail, by A. D. Sands 10 and
100 Fulton and the following Drug Of Chambers
and Broadway Of Church Chambers g and $50
Bowery Burnett and HOW'LL N Bowerv ga Broadway
Carmine And Bedford IS Sixth Avenue and Burnets
Patent Medicine store, 81 Canal street. Price 81.
3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.-REYNOLD * PAR.
L MELY'S CELEBRATED FEMALE he Nth RES
T9RATIvE is admitted to be remedy sup any
other present in for the diseases peculiar to the FE
MALE CONSTITUTION.
invariably distractions regulates
painful frequent prouse menstraon and has cured
the obstinate OF Fluer Albus
Doctor Morrison who has practsed medicine twene
years Oneida N.Y. says OF it, That is the best med
cine in In OF retention suppression OF III.
menses think it ~ sustain the appeat,on Of Specific
have tried the most with admirable ard
wish for the sake OF suffering Females, that all Physicians
would introduce it into their practice as have fosnd the
Pills fully 10 answer their recommendation"
Physicians universally lwho have given il fair tra tell
similar story.
For testimonials OF the highest character from Physicians
and other Individuals pamphlet which may be
had gratis Of all who sell the Medicine See also advertise
ments the New York Tater and signal
REYNOLDS PAkMELY, Proprie,ors,
Pitt ford, Nunrce Go. ". Y.
FOR SALE IN this city al 10 Fulton street. Of Gold
if0 Fulton, Fl William ST. 644 6i3 III Broadway
ios Sixth Avenues 20e Greenwich ST. ia Canal s Lau
sts 500 Grand st. Lewis AT Hudson It
Spring; ie4 Cherry st.
90 For SALE ABovr, Rev. J. COvERT's Balm Of
Life which is highly recommended by the pnyscaus and
others az remedy Cor COUGHS. COLDS, CONSUMf
TON HITS and all disease. Of Lungs and Wind
ppe-ee circulars containing testimonials q the highest
respectahiy, which be had graft. above niSow
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19

NEW SYSTEM OF sHcRTHAND.-Mr. LA HOUs.
~ TON begs 10 announce that lie has been induced
hind encouragement ceved from severa library gentlemen
w this city TO comm'n giving instructions s sy.
TEN OF Ste ocrarhy bis syts essentially different
any al preseht in and Tor the first tim, ale known
IN this cosntry II 10 dstn vi he'd by It's simplicity
with which may be acquired and the facility with wheh
the character ~ se d'eiphered. BY MIR w. 10
enabled 10 report the most rapid public speaker rsbafp
~ which he vii Ne harry to satisfy any gentleman who may
favor him with call
TrnM &c may be sno~n. and testimonials On applies.
cn 70 Mr. leus'on be,wecs the hours of 10 and sad
O. 81 w. resdescs ~ White street. where essss rrcs
en forming
Ladies and Gssisnen attended thir own residence when
required. dia.9ws
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THE STUDY OF
B OOK X f. f. p / N G. +.

8 Cedar sfrssf, nsar BroadtcdV.
40 G. G. MARSH Accountant continues give Pracca
Lessons In this branch ola mercantile edu
cation Also, % epsn close adjust accounts and writ,
up books.
The Instruction through whch the pupil passes
thoroughly practca and the person Of good capacity -
sbcs, three the study will be qualified TO keet
correctly ssd elegantly the accounts ef any business
Prosrectusts, with terms ~ h. had Al the
q. q. MARsHs WORKS
Introduced IN New YORK scheola
The Science of Drubs Entry Bookkeeping smplifed'
standard werx, eighth edition, 900 pages s,osi IA
The Art Of rge Entry Bookkeeping, improved by tbs
PRODUCTION Of the Proof Baissce" $50 psgs evo-75ct
A Lecture on the study of Bookkspnr, with Balance
sAestr nea, pamphlet, <s pages iamo-ls cents.
pJ.ltw,-,end%
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19

no MARhlED WOMEN-h it ne, but well knowa
that the families OF the married often increase beyond
,he happiness Of those whs give them birth would dictate
In how many instances does the hard working father
epeccly the mother Of poor family slaves thresgh.
out their lives tuggng at the Of ncesant labor toug
hve and living but to toll when they might have enjoyed
comfort aud comparative asence and f and toll have
weighed down the spirit and al last broken the health Of
father how often Is the widow le uaabe with vr.
tuous in,ensons TO her hsss cPring from beoon
ing degraded obscts Of charity proAeae OF
i desirable moral for parents increase their
ames regardless Of themselves the we'll
being Of their ofpriDg .hen simple easy healthy
TAIN remedy within our contro The advertiser feeling
the Importance OF this subject estimating vast BENEFITS
resulting thsusands by the adoption Of prescribed
her, introduced by the celebrated midwife and female pkys
can Mrs Res.e the grandmother Of the sdvertiser
who has made THIS subject her particular and especial sdy
Is II not wise and viraous to prevent evils TO which
subject by simple and healthy within control p
Every dspassionate vruous, and enlightened mind will
hesitangy answer in the affirmative This, then all that
Mrs. H. recommends recommended. Price Five
lars package accompanied with full and particular direction
For the convenience Of those unable call personally
cular fully explanatory, will DO free OF expense
postage any part Of the city United ssss
All letters must be post paid and addressed to MADAME
REsTELL. Female Physician Principal Office, leo Green
witch street. New York. Office hours from A. NJ. to p n.
In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19

nNY GOODS, DRY GOODs.-1he ladies are respect
~ fully solicited 20 and examine the splendid
OF Dry Goods o. the Of A. rHILfPs les Chatham
square -ecssmg of super Ca.hmirs aud Brochs shswls
plain and figured Pcmbazns; Tibet Cloths; Sks Porlns
NC &c su (which entirely and Of choice escons
which wi, be disposed sf st'e reduced prices correspond
witt y y iimrs nan lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19

GOAL COAL. i COAL Toe hsapsst aud best arti
~ Gle 10 the shape Of Coal for shos Al the
foot Of Beach and 10 selling the Low price Of @
per ton delivered free from 10 ~ the city
selves o<-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19

W zoo REWARD.-CROSS' SPECIFIC MIXTURE.
eWOOO-Fsr the Of Gonorrhsa Geets structures and
analogous complaints Of the organs Of generation.
-rf all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints
" is most certain
Nmakes speedy and permanent cure, without the least
do diet drink exposure, change in application 10 b..
We give long qaackish recommendations to deceive tn.
public AZ the medciHe Goes speak for ITSELF shall
speak fer it Our object is to notify it be had
the proprietor challenges single Of Gonorhoes
to be brough, in which the Mixture will effect rapid
cure; under forfeiture OF $500.
his disease that fortunately Pervades all ranks Of
cetyhgh low RICH and poor matrimonial and single They
selves without the least the shortest time possible
Further the disease cannot be contracted il dose of the
Mixture is taken al night going to bed when exposed
1t put up bottles with full directions accompanying IT,
at bottle One bottle lat week, which generally
May cured in two days.
For sale only DR.. VIA. H. Minors drug store, No. l9s
Broadway; Of De- street. (Frankln Honse) New
York; and Jones Hutcinon of Chestnut and 7
streets PHILADELPHIA o6.3m-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19
DOC or DAvENpoRT's
CEl EBRATED BILIOUS PILLS.

L>OR PURIFYING TIVE BLOOD AND CREATING
appetite These Pins, which 90 eminently usefu
Tor pains the head and bowels been before
public for twenty years and we'll known that tbs pro-
pretor deems to publish any Oft he thousand
certificates which be procured Of their efficacy from
physicians and Others
DIR. Davenport Celebrated Eye Water which has beer
thoroughly proved for thirty To be mild safe speed,
cure for II diseases OF the eyes.
isevIe that valuable Itch Ointment prepared BY hes
and long known 10 We speedy Tor that
disease and for all kinds Of pimples on the skin
The above valuable medicines for in tins city b,
Lawrence Reese Co, Duryes Cockcrsf H. II. schieEelr
q Co, and Others
All order, directed to GEO. DIXON, Dedha, Mass, viii
be prcTspily attended 10. ielO-6ua.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-19

nj OTICE.-Notw'thstssd,ng our mandatory, tgciher
~ with all its vaiube ,cnery stocks tools and tocl,
unfinished wholly and otsiiy destroyed b, late ere
the Of Grand and Elizabeth Streets and insurance
not wholly destitute and ,hs be pleased to the
faces OF both those At home and abroad
At The of the Eowery and Division
where shall bestsw sest efforts and enievors
py them with the best ofelocks have arr,
Of finished clocks inc pieces and regulators hand and
manufacturing arpara, with all possible die
patch, and f possible in Efficient aud enectua manner
Some of Turret clock necessarily be de-
lsyed short time but trust they will bear with under
existing circumstance Clocks OF
and thoroughly repaired and warranted.
SMITH BROTHERS,
n306wd&1tw' "a Bowery.