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New-York tribune., 1841-07-15
JOSIAH RICHARDS. Anciioneer.

XsI BE SOLD by the andersrne he Merchants Exssnre
" NcNl - O'Clock the mn day
gust next Bond Mortgage made gud b Francis
Johnson John Phillips dated the ninetenth day OF Decemse
ISIS hundred eight dollars
ghtyve able i've with interest the
six eni-annHay the being
equal undivided tenth part all that parcel
5Eby, county Ossegc and STATE OF New
hundred 10; aamber Of
uskp anhba Granby9 incui'og the WI
Iage Phillips map made the hie m
the Clerks office oth fosweco ami aHs lying adjacent
vest OF adjoining Fsb Lake and extending Ia the west
ne of SAID lot number FIVE sufficient contain
ment the aforesaid fur hundred fhy Of land.
Also equal undivided tenth part Of a that other certain piece
or pafce OF and beng lot number four 81
ogn 10" lshp OF l. sandS Gralhy ON county ana
bounded as follows viz On TIE by Lands heretofore owred b
eoge d. " ckhan artced John ~ Fish
Lake on the nortn by lot number hc b
os~ego river containing hundred and land
or less And al>o Undivided 4, Other
parcel or tract OF land situate yin being present
town OF anby county OF os~ego and State New York known
and distinguished lot number
sander now Gauby) containing acres OF land
san less, with the amount interest hena
Also. the viii he sold a hond
O. Spencer John Phillips.
divided part described property above
same time, with balance OF interest theS due.
bond made by John
Sh9tucs John Phillips the
divided tenth part the property described above with the
balance OF interest then due.
These three Bonds Mortgages held collateral
GOOD and lawful assignment will made the purchaser
Of the same Further particulars Will be ma3c known At the time
and place of sale. BANGS, RICHARDS Il PLArr,
ivi4 Iow1w Broadway.
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TENDER CHiNS.

ZEN NDER CHlNS.
NY be instantly relieved from all pain during
"a the of shaving by applying his METAL
Lie TABLET RAZOR STROP invented by G. Saunders, which
peedes the necessity hone by which the usu
produce could By
possibility exhibit under the most experienced hand.
the only eeciia which the of has devised
for opportunity chin
with the certainty he mend his haed
and which the purchaser will be shown bringing dull
trying the tablet before purchasing.
Price 81 So Few kept finished with highly polished
ivory handles, with made of the costly Turkey
embossed full beautiful gilt for these gentlemen "ho feel
Glued the Ne Plus Ultra of the useful the Nonpare Of
the beautiful forming together the workmanship unique
specimen of the beau ideal OF pereciios. Price 81
IL choice selection Of PERFUMERY, CUTLERY, and all arti
cles belonging o the toilette.
je lglm Is g. SAUNDERS, l63 Broadway.
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ORIGIN
CAsH TAILORING ESTARIESM1IENT,

w. III. CARY ~ CO.
SG PEARLSTREET, opposite Cedar have for sale by the
CO package lots osber, retailers and the
trade full and complete tck Combs and Fancy Goods
which they will sell the best They haze lately
the following viz:
20 Ivory Combs deep and every length.
5000 dozen Tortoise Shell Combs OF and description.
5000 do do shipping
80 Hair Cloth and other Brushes, full
- English pack and pound Pins, OF all prices
Needles emmng & Sons and other approved makers.
2ca,cs Knitting Pins and Bolkns.
Spool Cotton, Corset and Boot Lneets Tapes, Cords.
Hooks & Eye-. Silver Pencil Cases, Silver Thimbles.
Brass and Steel ThinbIes, Percussion Caps
Penknve> and Scissors Cards. Eazors, Spectaces,
Accordeons Suspeuders, Garer,, Beads,
PEARL Gilt la.ting and velvet Butos> OF all kinds,
Bone Buttons Whaebone Goods Lon&on and other Soaps
Cologne Oils Ciot'- Pens, Morocco Pocket Books
and variety Of other goods we'll adapted for city and
trade well worth the attention of Dealers. yli:lm
New-York tribune., 1841-07-15
nK GEORGE NEWCOnEE's PTHF.S OF

IL
~ HEALTH Anblous and Digestive for the of Indigestion
Flatucnce Loss Appetite Dyspepsia Weakness of Stomach
ducnr Nausea aud Nervous Headache the
result of morbid billions Affections Of the Liver and ls
endant symptoms Soow Skin Jaandce Dmnes.o the Eye Pam
Right Side Hbull CostiyeBes Offensive Breath Gc &c
The action Of these Pills the system entirely independent OF
Pucinethe largest dose taken eight pills. they
seldom mid their much he often un
perceived thcr the needed Secretorle, reov"g
all morbid actor and thereby Health Price shilling per
box.
Each hoy upon the has fac smile of Dr. Geo Newcom'
and is also signed by John Kent ~i- the Doctors
General Agent
Entered according Clerks Office OF the
Southern District OF NeN-i ork-
Wholesale aud Retail the Family Medicine Store 90
Marlon-st below Prince second block Of Broad"
Symes. Bosry ani Walker; Burre OF Ro~erv and
Dover McClo-key, Broome and Thompson yli lm
JIEADACEqE-CERTA CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
been used families nenher of which has had
constitutional family complaint and
knowF amounting to
unpleasant he taste, md does not
the daily Of must be persesered n
gradual bu an! permanent Instances are
certainly multiplying where hi distressing complaint pletfy
cured standing by OF Doctor
SpOG celebrated One decided preference t pleasant
hay OF the effect OF common drugs
Ii perfectly satisfactory that the proprietor has drec
refund the price who Is not pleased
cured by He hopes also thar this IT.
benefits the distressed sufferers who laorng under
Headache Sold only Il Maiden Lane, Ne~fork
jyli I'm. f. SPOHN, Inventor and Proprietor
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Die0:

In this city, July a of lingering Illness Thomas MsKeon aeed
13 wears.
juy dropsy brain Franklin oPeter and Sarah
Van Pelt AGED months.
AtRye Wesicheser Co Tuesday, 18th consumption
Mr.. Ebenezer A. Miller, in the i5h year Of his
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COMNISSEON PAPER WAxEHOUsE.-The
- subscribers keep constantly hand and offer for sale lots
pun chascrs--
WRITING PAPER, of all kinds.
Also, Robinsen's Blank Book Papers, O Ill kinds.
PRINTING PAPERS, oal and qualities, hand made
order, short
They hlso keep hand Of Wires Feelings,
Blue Smat Bleaching Powders aud Soda Ash Paper Manuac
of their Importation Of the best quality, which they
offer very low prices.
iy5 If PERssE & BROOKS, 6l Liberty street
DAVTLION FOUNTAIN Saratoga sprines-This cele-
Il bracd Mineral Water hand fresh from the
Springs for sale wholesale and retail by the Agents,
GASSON YOUNG l32 Chatham-st
Bsen part the Cny expense jyl5 I'm
TINHE OPARTNERSEEHP heretofore existing be ween
the Of CLEMENTE & VAN ALIEN this day by
mutual
The Business of the ae Firm will be by Cemente
who the Business 2G1 Greenwicll-Si
,,,,,o,, ALIEN. y. CLEMENTE,
""H '-'' fiylJlt WMNAN ALIEN.
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ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS

Garments Of most Efc CANT and Fashionable Kind at
sarisg ofs6 per cent. for Cash!
THE Advertiser dee the haokneyed
system Of giving list of nominal prices presumng that tho
length he has been established together with the
patronage bestowed him. will prove sufficient voucher his
pabes Possessing the advantage being connected
cloth establishment Europe he confidently he
furnish Clothes which, comparison, will be Ound lower than
other House making up description Gentemen dress
je22m s. PHILLIPS Ms Broadway facing President Hotel
New-York tribune., 1841-07-15
TOUGH Boards

TOUGH BEARDS
DLEASTRE III SHAVING by the use Of CHAPMAN'S
Il MAGIC RAZOR STROP, with which person keep
his perfect order whether land IL four
faces each Of different sharpening properties commencing with the
c lone of of the ordinary hone and nm
ishng the simple calf skim Retail prices so 5cent 81 %
81 2 and 81 80 each according and outward finish The
forming part IS Strop the 81 50
l.. CHAPMAN, William
" b. The performing part 20 Srop warranted to be
superior Geo Saunders best 81 each and money returned
the purchaser be- dissatisfied Ie30 lmis
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CAsTlE ENRDEN.

NJEsSRS FRENCH HEISER have the honor inform their
vi Friends and the Public generally that the Garden open
thc Season.
SIGNAL ROCKETS will intervals suudown ANIL
every when at o'clock there Will he
beautiful piece Of FIREWORKS SET OFF.
THE BAND will O'Clock and VIII onlSe the visit
er with the Popular Patriotic and Naons Airs, Nc, during
the Evening.
Tckets-lai EACH for which Refreshments viii be given
yl4
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90 OR 80 sNLDVERS' PATENTS wanted for cas-
~ iyl4 II Apply SMITH & rIIR NER, lG Johns

SONETI &c NEW AND ECONOMICAL.
HARRIS I'M DYED SUMMER OVENS The public
specially invited to call at 80: Biz eckec"t the Area
dian Garden and these Ovens They
thing Of the kind invented and
the al be refunded For cooking they
pect equal They will bake, boil and fry all
the Those who do wish suiocaod
fire in the monhs Of July and August will find this desirable
article for cooking III the summer invented.
All orders thankfully received and punctUay attended Old
aud Tin Ware repaired the shortest by the subscriber
jy4 lw- tif OKGE HARRIS, 257i Bleecker street
WILLOW WAGONS, WILLOW WAGONS
w An of Chidren Willow Wagons of all
first article Of the best of white Franch Willow. Also
French Travelling Baskets Of different Straw Travelling Bags
For sale 255 255 Greenwich by
jy0.lwis W. & J. JAbiISON.
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TVyOIr GARDENS.


GRAND SALOON, Narck and tharton-Seets
~ minutes of Broaiw and Prince street
now opeu l2 for which ticket o refresh
ment given excepting Tuesday each mon when tho
aies are engaged Ia Nsdrd Balls and PonenalGs On
these nights and Gardens will be exclusively reserved
IT Vanilla Lemon and Fruit Creams OF Superior quality At all
Zines during Creams supplied sent out
quantities applied fsr unreasonable prices. -
Families the Gardens afternoons from I'LL O'Clock T.
Music every fair evening by Dodworth> Band lel9
l,ASTH.E POINT AND THE EIGSEAN
u FlELDS.-The delightful Pleasure Grounds at Hobokcz
put complete order and having been much improved
open The cool and shady walks whaling tor
long the majestic Hudson offer peasaph
and and dusty of the city
heights Castle Point (Which open TO the puc) COM
map and beautiful prospect embracing at glance ths
noble bay and cnlvened with vessels gliding
eyerv direction the city, with i numerous spires anc
hum OF its busy inhabitants while the river wntened
with distance beyond the towering PALISADES
n,ng lovely beyond description and Of knd
unequnled
newly opened and well shaded walk protected from the
the noble oaks, descend ieS
Coonadc where moderate furnished
suitable TO the The ferry
boas refed &c and leave Bar
clay every miuucthe ierage a heretofore
6. cents part the world perhaps rich
he so easily obtained and at trang expense. ea2mss
New-York tribune., 1841-07-15

AG.AD2AN GARDEN, 2S5 Blccc!ser-strect
CPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT THIS ENENlNti.-Ar Wei
- den the Magician Master Chambers the india Rubber
Johnson, will preside the Piano Forte Miss ye the
Popular Vocalist sir the Comicnl Of these with
Music, only l2t
Bo trouble Tickets issued for This Evening are rot
good any other. Nl9 II
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Al CTIoN Sales.
BY -. DRAPER, Jr,

y r,
Store 81 UIUiGr,-sfrss,. corssr of Pine-sfreet
SATURDAY july ~ ~ Merchants Excbanxr
SockFor Cs>hr~o Bonds, Nos. ts3 As6ama
SIX per Cent Stock of to25 sterling or 81 each.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-15

u Stranger Boots Shoes of description
@SCRBNER COMPANfS Great Catherine Boot and Shoe Mar
M 20 Catherine Monroestree where you will find the
asapest and splendid assortment you jyl0
New-York tribune., 1841-07-15

Sales Auction.
By T. IT. Ludlow-Rca EstaeAt Haletts
81 81 poles---. $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-15

Notice.-PETER NJ. DOX, having opened Law Office in
Village Geneva Ontaro Co.. prepared prompt and
III attention all debts which be him for dusmen s
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MILLION WAGONs. MILLION WAGONs.-
By SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.
los 4 PEE GILL n II

PEN MANUFACTURER TO THE QUEEN.
AU0NThe high character Of these Pens has induced the
" attempt, several dsepuable makers,
fraud only Mr. elliott but also the public An
the PEELED thus Ot om,tng
final market II readily lie detected by
appearance the style which
Obseroe the Pen al marked in full" Joseph lott
Patent Joseph Giot warranted " and that each gross be
fac sime of
his signature II
New-York tribune., 1841-07-15

XyTANTEE-At the York Office, 40 GraAd-
w street day English Irish and Scotch girls for
immediate employment Good servants always have good places
mud country
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BOARDING IN NRW-yORK.

BOARDING IN NEW-yORN.
GrENTEMEN NewYork will find and pleasant
reserved Boarer
and afforded moderate by the day week No fumes OF
Tobacco Alcohol will be- found tain the atmosphere " b.
few permanent Bosrders will be takeH- ROSWELL GOSS
Newfork, April nth. lS4l.
)LEAsANT ROOMS and Family may
tanned BY persons quiet habits 6j Murrayst The
central and desirable residence
m25-1
NOE volumes the ALBION (or the
years 1887 40 clean perfect
To purchasing the lot they will be offered conSdera
the subscription Address y at this
Office. Jyl3 81
Ia a PUBLIC HOUSE at Har.m to be o the I'd
H OF lO3d street Inquire at 6 Bowery Rent
-=A-low. jyi5 3w'
lI ROOMS To LET ia WiIi,m-bargh l. I--iw.
A Rooms and Bed the second floor of brick front
pleasantly North Fourth street,
walk the Grand Ferry. Rent 500 Also Front
Bed the ond oor and
the Of brick front house adjoining the
above Rem So ENQUIRE of E. PETTY,
ivl5 ST. n the rear. on North Fifth-st
r C=A = GRAND EXCURSION.-To N.W-
go ROCHELLE, GLEN COVE AND PEACOChS
--h'1, POINT, Sunday Morning July l-ta should
the weather prove fayOre the passengers an
Of sufficient each place 10 We" the Long Island
Sound and beautiful surrounding
The commodiou steamboat SUPERIOR, Capinin j. 'oud VIII
leave Sunday Morning the foot OF ChamberSstre' at pa
O'Clock OF II ,mnond foot OF pns 81 at clock
Pier No Battery pat g foo, of Market-t past 1therine
Ferry, Brooklyn. Rivingtons al 10 o'clock
Returning, will le,ve Peacock Point Al O'Clock r. IL
Glen Cove, NewRohele, o'clock aAi arrive Al Tie
CITY al about Z o'clock, p. NJ
Fare each way Refreshments OF the first quality fur
nished on board, extra.
The SUPERIOR will make her usual Excursion to the tsng
Banks on Tuesday Morning Yl23t
FOR ALBANY AND uNTERMEDfATE
,yooI oIfd;; PLACEs, L. .y1 cvr-r,. n,, ,,,.,
ocsck jyl53,
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NNANTE D-Respectable families aud the public generally
w thai the United Intelligence Office removed
from Broadway Taesas Grand,
be had for the city
part OF United City reference given in all
e25t S.W GOODFRY
New-York tribune., 1841-07-15

SA- THROUGH BT D4YLIGHT-Ths new steam
NOR AMERICA, Captain True:daie, will
leave foot OF Sunday Morning July s Al
JvIoo
New-York tribune., 1841-07-15

JEJANTED.-l00 Young Men. Americans, on Whaling
w Voyages First Rate Ships also wanted Carpenters Cooper
and Backm whom extra lays will he All Clothing and
necessary Articles furnished the credit of the Voyage For further
information apply G. FORBES JOHN LITTLEJOHN, l22
Pier Albany C. WHITE Agent No Ill Souh-t NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-15

I3TATTEFS Farmers, Gardeners a,d small BOYS waiting
W places the United States Intelligence Ohcs lJ6 Broad
ivl1 IH
New-York tribune., 1841-07-15

~ went down again to-day almost without exception and III
business done large. U. Bank declined N
T,s, Del Hudson Canton Co Sonngton Harlem New
Jersey
rhse was no animation State Stocks change The
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06


DIED. this city Oh Monday last, the
"a inst, sahrnRN HowARD, Esq. aged ss
years.
lis seldom We are called upon 10 notice
the death Of man 50 universally regretted.
Mr.. Howard, though young, bad spent !
useful life, having filed many important and
responsible stations, through the discharge
Of the duties Of which, and through his
whole life, he has preserved an untarnished
reputation, while his amiabIe disposition and
universal, generosity endeared him to all.-
He was born in North Carolina. but came to
Mississippi when an infant, where he has
resided ever since-he has been for the last
six years useful citizen Of this city. Mr..
Howard had many friends, and the clod d
the hills as it ratified on his coffin grated moi
the ear Of an enemy. We can truly say,
that within the range Of our acquaintance
better man never. lived or died.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06
ADMINISTRATIONS.

We are authorized to announce NJ. a.
JENKINS, the present Incumbent, as a candi-
date for county Treasurer, at she next cleo
ton.
We are authorized to announce VIM. G.
MILLER, of this city, as a candidate for the
Office of County Treasurer at the next cleo
ton.
We are authorised to announce the Hon.
Q. D. GIBBS as a candidate for recollection to
the Office of Probate Judge of Yazoo coun-
ty, at the next election.
We are authorized to announce JOSEPH S.
THOMPSON, as a candidate for the office of
Circuit Court Clerk of Yazoo county, at the
next election.
We are authorized to announce VIM. G..
RAsBERRY, Esq, of this city, as a candidate
for the Office of Assessor of Yazoo county,
at the next election.
We are authorized to announce ROBERT C.
PERRY, Esq, as a Candidate for reelection
to the Office of District Attorney ofthe Tenth
Judicial District, composed of the Counties OF
Yazoo, Holmes, Attala and Leake.
We are authorized to announce JoHN w.
FUoUA, of this city, as candidate for the
Office Of Sheriff of Yazoo county, at the
next election.
We are authorized TO announce JoAB o.
NEIL, as candidate for the Office of Assessor
of Yazoo county, at the next election.
We are Authorized to announce Mr.. T.
H. SHELL, as candidate for the Office
Of Assessor of Yazoo county at the next cleo
ton.
We are authorized to announce R. S. G..
PERKINS, Esq, of Benton, as a candidate for
the Office of District Attorney, for the 10th
Judicial District composed of the counties Of
Yazoo, Holmes, Leake and Attala, at the
next election.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06

We see in.ihe a soulhron, lengthy
and wen written letter On the subject Of she
legality Of Che sale q the State Bonds. BY
CHARIEs ScorT, Esq Attorney for the Union
Bank. Mr.. Scott goes into full ihvestiga-
ton Of the whole matter, and produces au-
thority which proves beyond 2 doubt, that
.tie State is bound and will be compelled to
pay the Bonds. We should lie very much
to lay this letter before our readers, but is
great length prevents us from doing 50.
We would suggest to the wings Of this
county, the proPfesy Of having ar. Scots
letter printed ia pamphlet form, and circulate
ed extensively through the county So that
every man may havean opporlunity ofread-
ing it. Should this be done, we feel fully
convinced that il would be the means Of.do.
ing much good.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06
To &c Lon. z. y. Gfhhs

Jude offhe Probate C0urs Of Yazoo
County, state Of Mississippi.
VOUR petitioner, Susan Barber, would
respectfully represent unto your Honor
that, on the day Of size Interular-
ried with one MonItrie Martin, who IS now
dead-that The said Moullris Martin vas
the son and one of tie heirs of one John
Martin; that the said John Martin died seiz-
ed and possessed ofthe following real estate
lying in Yazoo county. viz: The southeast
quarter Of Section 4, Township ~, Range
8, West, containing l55 66-IOO acres: west
half northeast quarters Of Section 4, ToWne
ship ~, Range 3, West, containing III So
loo acTess southeast quarter 81 Section 10,
same Township and Range. containing l57
54-lO0 acres: east balf Of souihwestquarteg
Of Section 10, same Townsbipand Range,
containing 70 79-1O0 acres. vest half Of
southwest quarterof Section same Town
ship and Range, Containing so Is 100 acress
! Lot Nos3 OF fractional Section No. 6. 'fUwn-
1ship l3, Range 2, West, containing 79 20.
100 acres; east half Of northwest quarter
of Section 4, Township ~, Range 2, West:
west quarter Of Section 33, Township ID,
Range 2, West. The said Moultrfe Martin
died after the said John Martin: that said
land has not been distributed among the
heirs of the said John Martin. and that she
is entitled to her Dover il the distribution
share of said Moultrie Martin, and that the
said Moultrie Martin, in bis life time, en-
tered Lot No. Of Section SO, Township
: l3, Range 2, West, 10 which. she has never
relnquished her Doger-that the said Moul-
!. trie Martin left no children. She therefore
prays, that Commissioners may be appoint
ed 10 allot and set of her Dover in said
Lands.
r. S. G. PERKINS.
ATTY for Petitioner.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06

MISSISSIPPI AND INDIANA These States
have both failed 10 pay their debts due on
the first inst. The New York American
says: "There is this difference, however,
to be noted between them, that whereas
Mississippi has not even made an effort to
preserve her faith and good name, Indiana
has only failed to do'so through an unwise
restriction imposed upon her fund commits
sioner, not TO hypothecate the stock. The
limits at which alone the stock could be
sold rendered it unstable 10 the market,
and, as il could not be pledged for tenn
porary loan, the money 10 pay her interest
could not be had. But. we repeat, she has
proved her regard TO good faith by imposing
taxes 10 meet the intetest on her debt, anc
otherwise appropriating funds thereto"
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06

M learn rom the News York Herald, that.
ihe Preme Court Of 5 State 81 New-York
nas decided upon the application Of Mcleod
~ 40 'scharge; Their 81 the decision is,
taat ''s IS 4nlaraed q Niagara county TO
We 'ilsa aeeoraii 70 The regular forms Of
lae Irish Government viii now see that
PSI threats "a relation to Mcleod have been
clsfsgaided, and Instead Of bis being releas-
edas paaded By Mr. Fox he has to undergo
z tia % he Criminal Court Of Niagara cOun.
~ a havenow 40 doubt butthatthe British
Minister viii demand lis passports and tha
England win declare war against the United
SAFES 80 Vie ppst prepare to give her ;
sound dpbbing
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06

Our latest dates from Washington are only
up to The 18th ult.
In.the Senate, on the 12sh, the morning
was spent in discussing the 'prOpriety of in
PRODUCING Bankrupt Law.
Mr.. TalImadge wished to press the subject
at the earliest moment. He did not wish
the Bill to include corporations, but rather
than itsbould be lost he would vote for in
ending them.
Mr.. Walker desired immediate action, and
wished the Bill to include Banks.
sMr. Linn was opposed q including Banks,
and in favor Of a protective law only.
A variety Of petitions were then present.
Ed By several Senators.
IA fler some discussion upon the Land Bill,
tI,e Bank Bill vas taken up and discussed
mill the hon &c adjournmeni.
In The House, onthe 12ths the Bill author
izlne the president 10 negotiate a loan Of
u 900 COO 50 meet the present deficiency
IFS The. Treasu vas taken up and passed
by a majority Of q votes.
NO busine IS portance was transacted
81 ether House So the 18th.
Sam I'D IS own last week. and says
nds uain here until Tie warm
amer orer Sam, ba careful Of that Jug.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06

Tho q ne aOag they do i At Holly Springs.
"A Mrs. Green, the. late Postmaster at that
place, avicl entand roisy loco-foco politician,
having repeatedly threatened to resign his
Office if Harrison was elected, and well know
Ing that the present administration in the
pursuit Of its regularly prescribed duties
would remove him, thought he would go
from The Post Office to the Legislature. So
upon his removal, he and his friends got up
public meeting of few Van Buren, men
without distinction of party" 10 mourn
over bis removal. sympathise in his persecu-
ton and denounce the administration for It'll
prescription. It is said that in this way
they have got "capitol stock" of som'
seventeen or.eighleen votes already to assis
Mr., Greer in his canvass for the Legislature