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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

UiHCtNIAt Rules held r,bc CIcra's umcs Of
v ih0 Circuit Superior Court 81 law aud CIturrry.
"r ihG County Of tun.rr ~ un hs ~ Monday BOO iu.r
ell tharl'a Nain", pIa.i.fi against grJ D. WUuHsuu
tul John Daniel, defendants IN tHAHgEas.
Toe defendant Geo. u. "nCf-0u. not having entered
HH appearance, AMI gwen H'guty according Ia fr Arf
NJ A.scmby and The Rules Of this Court, and arucar
iuT, 10y fHi1arory evidence, that hC an nlfflui
nj iH lfminuuWt % d. ordered. Rules That fhr
sliI defendant 10 appear hero r first day ~ the
August fcr. aud ln .wor The bi OF hr plinuT; and tu
copy ui t'1 order hr lurfHwuu inserted boz news
paper published Doe the Cify uf Wr mont Tor two months
uDo"asFc}. aui posted ~ fHc rouf door of tho Cour
House uf flis county.
ir 2G-wow u ~. wOuU-bN n. CO =. &c. &.
UtHGININt-At q Couu bclI iur AmcHo County,
rr tI'u day May, i-il Gsurg' 81 %, who sues Tor
io Len'' of hard Booker rt against i'yipn Naug' uu
md Pauck " Vaughan, admir- 81 Willis vaughan dec d,
lclis H bi CidErsIV.
The psiutH hay ~ filed Dis blu and The defendant rey
Vaughan not having ,uCrsi h1 1ppcrtur and given
security according IN the Act ~ Assembly sud the Rules
NJ This Cont aui appearing hy satisfactory evidence.
net ho be- MT an lnusbitaut of Tits tUuUuuWcHiIIr or
motnn ~ fc pIanrn, by Lrgb fEur hi4 attorney II
ordorei that said defendant 80 appear on the frs
Inv of trc most Auauu term n tlia Court and surygs
ue bill 81 the plaintiffs aud that copy NJ ts order he
ofthwith inserted in some Newspaper published n me
ey Richmond for two months sue CHHivcly DOS 4
stat the front door ot 90. Courthouse Of thus county
A copy-Toste,
isi9 Wv T.. q. LEIGH e. g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

NihSiNiN AT Rules taken IN the Cleric o,..-,,
~ In" ,lr'nl superior CouIt Ut law and CI,rc. OF
@ ei"aI ,@lniy IA" oh July, ISil Henry Thyy,
N,',i son J. Miller, lar. Partners iIa,ng ;,,' 80
IN tAaHrsry. ""''Sl uoI'htantSf-
H." dgtrot1n,, Cosby, not having cntcrc,, ,, .,,-
az gwen scSnniy corins Act of the q, nsr.
N''h"N anu u" Rules ot ths Court and N,
uaI hr T. DOT au tuhabtant OF this state On ~ ~
p'ui' Gy counsel II IS entered at rules aG,Trs,, 10y
HS''t'usD ordered thai the said defendant Co.I'y ~
It,', mere "n The l.. lty OF September Term ,n
.N.t e tIiiniihs tin, and that copy OF this o,,l,r @
l.s'!i'u ~ some one OF the public urwsu,p,,
pilutcn IA t'c City ni Rchtaoui FOR two months s,,,r
nj this County ' W '''' '""ithousc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12
ia e-w9w II. J. woRsuAM. &C,

NiHGiNtA.-M iulcs. hCI.,n in the IIc,E5s ,Ia--
~ Si re 'ircut superior Couu oi Law aud CHANGER
C,,. ",tt Vi h'",'r" and City of Richmond, on Tie
Ianccry side, the 9th day 81 Juy 1911: wI,u, Ns,r ~
ttu' Mi. ~ "s'cutnt oi James Mann ,rccauc,i
p'mh against Fanny Potter, James Mann N,r,nl,s N'
W,,i ,ih's 'iwthnrn, q, urgr Sui.n, William CiT,r
,l!!,y 'llhth, ihuWpsou Mann, --- Martin aud FL
NJ ~ VIE MuniC and judith his wife, William
"Su' 1r'rrr Mana, sarah Mann AMI oLcr defendant
u''.ulanls above named not having entered tcir
uS, ai' gwen srcuTiy according 10 the Nrt of A.
'u ln' Rules OF tins Count, aud It appearing NV
sa'lnly tNIIcnrcr that They inhabitants ~ al,
"lHupnWcAlh; u u "ricrc THAT tho sid ~ I. @
Ita mere %" The first day otthr neat Orurcr t. nm ,nJ
'hc hu 81 the plaintiff. thai cow OF tb's ~
y, hw,lh Inserted IN s"tnr ucwsrapcT Iuhshr,i i'm
" Wv ~ hSlhouu, ior two months tucc e. siyrty nj
pc'icdI the iruu door the Capitol In lie s,i anu
NnnN. In.ir.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12
ju@-~9~ ~ wM C SANDS. c. G.

v 'aNN''Niai ~ hu."s, holden IN the Clerk
hi ,hN 'll'"t Sui"inT Cguu ct law anu q. anrgr ~
-" ' ''.t.N 81 Iru.gu 1Id Ciiy ui Richmond a ~,
"ll,',y hliy h' ' iay ~ judy, ISL. Joseph MAYO All
cot az u"HiS non with the will annexed of Rolrrt
ut. ~ pm against Thomas FC Pure ell Eltga pm,
80 ln 'er,,ini SALLY Purcell, hors John PurcrI
II', So va ~ hammond -1iy Hammond AMI EiZtlciI
i'' ~ W'iiS 'i John Hammond aud sarah IL, w,i
'.." fltc'u auI other defendants '' :
INC d'l"u.ouis above named not h,viur cpt,r, tIir
fal"ucc an" given security according in the ,rt of ~
l anI lhc rules OF tl,. court, aui appearing by
.l' ''lc'or' lh1f they inhabitants OF thi9
,n'nM''lh; ~ ordered That the said ,ln
~ ih' INST lay at the neat October Term and
',"'' 'hr lN 90 the bin uTths uIaiutT; aurh,t r,ny
'iIlT ur i"Hhwilh inserted Ia some new amer
cum mo 'Hy ui Richmond, two u,Duths -.
r'ss'ry, ami posted the front iou, OF IT C'iii 20
hc sand civ. ~ '' ~ "'' ''I'''I' IA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

OinGtNlA Al Rules, nu'H-u m Tue 4 CTE5s (Ific
OF i.e Circuit superior Court OF Iay ana Ch.n.rry
,ot Iht County "l icuryo and Cry OF Richmond, on lie
ahe'N sue ~. 9TH tiN ui july, lSil Francis Rcrnalf
li against C.N N1g AMI others, lcIrndtnfs-I Ohm,
csTy. ~ nun
lne uc'euGan aaov" u1m"', not having entered his an.
p'Hiacc anu gwen secuiiS according the Act of A..
s'h9y aud The knlea Of this Court anu 10 appearing Ly
.al'Itclef( evidence" that no b. itul tn OF tbis
commonwealth: II ~ ordered, thai Tie -a A, '.nlaut a.,
appear hnreuu The st lay 81 the October Term and
answer N 'ui"i the p.auhf amt that copy oT this nTi,r
% I'IiNH Inserted tu some newspaper punished In the
ny 81 richmond Tor two mo Tbs suce essivcly and post.
Ell al The mont door, { thn Capitol Ia the said Civ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12


ANh 10 9Ts hna am receiving large stock 81 China,
sIor T Iss , 'r. LO.s'Es GaIses Asal lamps,
A. sfirE ar a. .iH-, aacy Goods &C.
srnaII agy,pcr No. "tl ~, ,y tr5ir Al a
GOLD Ssit D5i Fi T.i ru,.
tanning b &c AMI = urcr- Toef So IS
Wafer pfrg.r4-E,,rys ana il,,.- ~ r. ~ n
Eerfs, Ar-Caur0u WFrs Frrr-f. and, 4 ,,,,,i ~ 80
Dishes and Ture.ns srrSrsrc rom ''A's''
Rich French chm. Cologne bottles and gaptol orBa.
ns rI,s,. ,.,--r -,..
FINE CUT AMP PLAIN GLASS WARE-Dcranfrrs
10 'eis 'ni pairs, thhmgusus TuuD.crs, Wines, Cor.
"'"Iei- iis'eTv" Dishes, Pickle
- ''" saver SANS 90 sells and pairs, As.
~ ,.i'.71 wafer r.sheIsr Curtin Pms, Glass
GI.SS TtEs 4 ,,.,.r, ,f.,....,..
INVITATIONS = y,r. P..,e t.,.,,r. pr,.crg,4. 49,
d's rrs nd 49,, X I,a5 ~ r'Fy lDI Balanced Han
Para l!rrar 5 i5 .l , D'aGnI lIa and Coffee
GERMAN SILVER Plated. aud Britannia Tea and Table
spoons britannia soup Ll1.tsr &c.
ihgTWo!u..,t-
As khL LAMPS-.irGe AMI small slEes-BIitannia and
-. r I3lIni =. $3.50,
.MANTEL ORNAMENTS, beautiful China Card n .sseis.
MHuu Mugs E'-aui Cut Glass aud China Cologne Botrl.a
N,al II.ah 'mogn.
BRiSiIES- Cloth Hair Table and Tooth brushes Tn.
bic Mas rcgknve., l9ks.auIs silver Pgrcir Cascs
r n ~ ~ - M.niel PIER and Toilet Look
I.g..ry i.I,-. f..,... go,
NAM, ,-., ..r ~ ''''','
E.Ira.5 Pie 1.,',.''.,, ,....- .,..f ... = -,
srs Me-. sr T,.,',. a. t''- us 20" s. FIrii.
ure' rI,nr.r and ., -, 1870 e. packed 10 nc
JAMES & GEORGE NINSToN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

PASSENGER boats FUI. NJUfESVIII.E
AND NV MARK rsT
nIR Packet Boat 4 TArEII will leave Richmond for
" ScourvI'e auf New Malttf. rus MORNING. 90 .
O'Clock precisely, aud will return 3 rHsy evening On
Monday. June 27h shall commence running auiary
% New market uuu The breaches M me canal repair
ed ssgss win be In readiness at New Market 10 take
pasaenseru 10 LyncHburE There will be- but - miles Of
Staging MI thc bsst roads virginia Ps-H,uEoTi
~ sdve IN tynehburs By 3 o.clcck - -
ls9-u BOYD, EDMUND a CO.
Days Of leaving Rehuond anI Lytohbuia, Monday
We aesday and Friday a. 3 0elsox A ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

&. W. M'GINNEss,
HOUSE, sIGN AND ORNAwpNr,,
PAIN TER,
Mex below the First Presbyterian Church
RICHMOND, VA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12
So 3o-w9w iS'' wy q s,Sns C,,.

a huies' holden ~ the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
superior C"ur' OF Law and GhInrcIy, for the County
e" man,'er the Sih 'ily OF May, iSil: WIN M,udor ~
iCniauis.-IT ChGHesry. ~' 'e
Ihr defendant John Miurc, having entered his an.
P'd A'e gwen security according 10 the Act Of As.
s'HDy alI IT," Rules oi this Court, and appearing hy
saaIaeI"ry evidence that D." h. inhlhiauf Of ia l.
commonwealth. U IS ordered that sad de rua,u n
aH 'T" On the lsi day u October Term uCN and an.
~, w OF me pauiifi aud that copy Of this order
. IiWth nsctCttn some newspaper published In iIc
'f "I ki"Iuuud Tor Two month. succcssivcly and ,f
Of this county.
A Cone. T.gfc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

,.. Ohbp - mOlNiING
IANEW o." pleasure " announcing their customers
a 1} l, ns sfgG ma, ey have Just received
below ino Exchange Bank. the oIDuz new and bcsufI.
inL.Irns 'Ti s1mmor .yIrr.
Invisible Br'Io auI Polish Green Urss lud FrrrE cont.
",,nt 1pln.an,l ni summer I"1fH made boz doc
Pant, -E sli,u. rarr,loc t.,'r, .n' ,I,Ie
rrIc French En.rofIcrcI W,itgn and N4.rr, '
DnRer- Linen ani Corion do 'a. PGe ins1 r, .0
Collars. pa' made in me Byron Style, socsa, six All
iiI,,slg,,,,i,,. 80 E,., E,.slg' seari sgplulcrs,
Money B,ll, go Pnrse7i 5Ik MerUo, Lambs Wool and
Gentlemen 10 @sur Of Clothing would , wolf o ,,r and
"Ffuurc uur Stock 1H We arc OBJ Jerome, fH 4. a. rHst
Hplg I'm q. D. SPENCE. Agent
GCOTT's PATEST IRON SAFEs,tfo,IvIfr,
> Asbestos. n1uui1ruTrdiU Philadelphia bye Vs. Cr1as
Varying 'np ucc from DO p o<,O-fur .,lo ~
mu o'ro5if1 iira BsnEs
HOWEAND'S TONIC MIXTURE;
,,-,,,.. o. VEGETABLE TEGRiFuGE.
J nGars medicine. Il. h1,int been ,he result Of many
5D.aan5n offEvEa Ksp AGrE T. b. 5"m 1s iI Of
.H.h L,,irAl FnnrF.rs or were considered most ~ To-
lg.fg i1o harmony action b.'wrcn lng H,om1ch, Lv.
g.r OF which harmony b. evidently tine immediate cause
appetite. which BE- generally entirely de- sToyci or Fond.
sl very prorarnna by which ohro vt"ur end strength is
', uft medicine posses 'inz these peculiar virtues be
p'cll. in groai variety % comrHnta. ~ renewing Hs
NJ remarkable benefit In Uy-p7Uai1 brprsspI Apgaf.r
Ur1rhurn, Water Brasil. F.5fuI.ury, JfuuIra, NrsIr
SUIafa, 0yHHuf0ry, Bowel Complaints HuI raUy other f
lrrfuu4 Of similar origin HI b. d. Iu Tire treatment D'
Irvcr4 and especially Boo FEVER AND AglE, or tnfof.
miffCnf Fever, lts UuwgT1 have been principally fsafs
end with those WHO have scent u.rf urrs U rYr.In
Crd uvrtTigu Co sl remedies hrr.fUfHTD HsrUgtff ft
those Diseases. II has Ho br'u used preventive L,
many who wore subject Co., periodical recurrence of ola
ths and Fever, audit las always wtrlrH On DO stpgc
houd'd attack. n , u waH deemed iurruurr f -
company ihc Vegetable IobruEe witba few gf ts nm,
uucquvosa Ccrtfoltcs politely furnished 10 ta 49,
to-, corf0bOr1tyc OF Tho foregoing Statements nor Tt,
accounts Of ~ uct usefulness, soc pamphlets accom-
! panyng tach bottle .'"
Asupply received, and for galc by
LYELI, JOHNSTON 4 IyEtI
49,. agent for tho Proprief6r,
600 BUSHELS Willie Com, on b5sru sciIT C,rgcTT
! JUS woRTnAH, MsgRtDsR a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

PATENT BALANCES.
TUE subscribers Agents '4rf.r sale ~ steven. Patent
4 bfi1rrcz have uuW banda f assortment Of ryrrv
tr. .rnm q" i1&lnYs, u of them wIrrautrFfu Boo col
rect Cor 'aIc at ihe MsnuHgursr. mCe.
Hu VHNTTN A SMITH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

"A Rules huIi,n m the tIrrks ono. OF 49,, irI,-l
-, superior Court Of Law ani Chiuccu lpt Cumbcr
aul County, on Monday the 7th sy Of June 1871 pHB
dlud Nlrit DIS vile, Thomas n Bracket aud SALLY his
WIFE, Thomas Goodman aud IluH his vile. James Young
anI hE ,bgih his wiic, w Crrushsw AMI H4gtla his
VIE WIN T. HHluw auI susanna hH WIFE John " uu auF
IanId hlg wife, and Jno " BriusiDh pits against BENZ
Umu-nu, bNor ut JaCut BTdudzfutd decd Nancy Ir,u
i'ri Iow of Jacob Buusurd, dec d aud Jacob nrina
I'II an infant uudCr-l years ut age, dosI IN ChuHrsry
ihr h'''Wiuit Nancy BrJu-Iurl, not having entered
her appearance ami given security according iD hcar
assembly AMI iIc rules Of this appearing
satisfactory evidence NGt She b. not lu iuhnIianf ri This
country, u be- ordered. ai rules, that the defendant
Nancy Brausiur go appear "urC the Judge said
'nuG aiiho Court House, ON in ffaiy Of the most An.
ru Ieru anI answer lc hl Of the plaintiffs Original and
amended and that copy OF this order be fprfiffn i've
.'nciiu suuc Newspaper publshcdn the cry NJ Rich.
m'r for Two months -urcrssyrly aud posted al The
door Of the Court house Of 'IHH county
4 COPY. lga.r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

'IIlE hulscrhrrE hsyc purchased ~ Mr John r. Allen
hi- 'nre Patent Right f0r Tin Boxes, for prisng
nuilciutsd Tobacco We therefore forbid oil persons
using lhefni unless purchsscduf (which will make
10 order aud on reasonable terms Tn, siove Craze
nd Sheet Iron hanuiaetory few doors below The Deb
ravorn. ID &c. n. WELLER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

VINO 'oini on board Schf Garncff,
WoRTnAM McgRJDsR g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

IlNl received I'fudH HFUruruf ~ beautiful Hate Of
ur N. fashions cons isfnr Bro part Of finest beavers,
NWIuH, NT.t rabbits and brush Hats ~ Inc greatest
variety tu. I1sst0.srf Hlff "a new and much admired
article.
hID few enc Nglcakiu Plush Hats ail ~
"'rh were ufn fu order expressly iDr 10Y retail
inI ar' ".rrd n TONERS ruI The public n such prices
s' ,1uun huI tU give lUtr. saII-psfIon
d"2 ELISHA sHLPPERSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12
DIR. HULL'S
UTERO kHDOhIINAI SUPPORTER

ALEXANDER DUvAL,
Agent toTths Prophet ,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12
Copy. Trstc.

"A RULES, hold in The CLERKS OfirT- Of I6. H.
- cur SUPERIOR Court Of Law and Cuaurcry for Fuvan.
va county 900 juno, l@l': James u. Cuuguaud en- Akin.
son merchants tuI pHTtuCI5 fTatin. under The firm of
Iam's u Cough q Co tsuimZ FOR the benefit NJ On Us.
nNrn'D plun'Nsr against john Hopkins and William Il
stockton a. partner under syI. uf IIopsius d s,ck.
ton anI sally W Stockton, wife the said William r
l"'M"n, benjamin III MHgrIiDT Seal CAV and Arsi.
AUS strange executors oi Gideon Strange
co. ana The said benjamin ~ MiurucT ~ guardian of the
uUfs-ig ChlUc,ry. ~
IN. lrinniln 80 john Hopkins aud William Stoc ktou aud
sally ". his wife having enter r,i trr s.ar5ur, md
gwen security according % the Act u Assembly and tho
hN's I'll" nus 'uur Huu ~ Appearing, by satisfactory ryi.
urure' that ihcy are not Inhabitants ~ s Cur!nouvga
his Ordered, tai the said defendants Hopkins and
Ton and wife du appear before judge uf uur Crr f
inc Court House. on the first day september Term
ana answer The original aud amended bills the ulsuu
and liIi copy ui this order be- forthwith inserted len HE
HrhA"ni wig, a newspaper published boz tie city of
hrhuuuI, Tor Two months sTrrpE.iypy and posted Al
front door 81 the Court House Of lie SAID county
Atupy. Tr-f..
The Yazoo Whig and political register., 1841-11-05
Commission BUSINESS.

Below will be found the Cotton Circular of
Mr.. VINCENT GALLAwAY, from which it will
be seen that he tenders his services, as Cot
ton Factor, to the Planters of Mississippi
Mr.. Galloway is native of this State, and is
we'll known to large majority Of the Planters
in this section as an honest, upright and
business man. To those Planters who have
not as yet selected their Commission Mer-
chant in New-Orleans, we would say, en-
ploy Mr.. Galloway. for we kno,O him to be
honest and capable.
New ORLEANS, September &c, 1841.
Dear Sir.-The undersigned having
opened a Commission House in this city for
the sale or shipment Of cotton and the trans
action of a General Commission Business,
tenders his services to his friends and the
public generally. He proposes to corfne
his business strictly within their limits, and
promises to do fair and Legitimate agency
and nothing else. His personal attention
will be unremittingly devoted to his busi-
ness, and he trusts that his mercantile ex-
perience and knowledge of the Cotton bu-
siness will enable him to give general salts
faction to those who may flavor him with
their patronage.
In rendering his services as Cotton Fac,
tor, he will only say, that he will, when
| left to his own discretion, conduct the hand
ling and sale of each consignment as seems
to his judgement most likely to procure the
highest market price, giving at the same
time that attention to the sampling, CHASING
weighing &c. which will insure justice tc
the owner.
All Cotton consignmenis will be insured
from the time of being shipped until sold
unless the owner signify wish in the Bill
of Lading to be his own insurer.
The storage or housing of all cosignment'
will be carefully and economically attended
to.
By avoiding speculations and every pos
sibe liability, the undersigned will not bc
pecuniarily compelled to make any sacrific,
by forcing sales under dull markets; and ht
trusts also to be enabled to be Prompt in pay
ing over or remitting, or carefully investing
proceeds of sales or enclosures as his cor
respondents may choose to direct.
In conclusion, he pledges unceasing eX
ertions for the interest Of those who confd'
in him. and hopes to receive liberal pa
tronage.
Respectfully your obedient servant,
VINCENT GALLAWAY.
The Yazoo Whig and political register., 1841-11-05

why it is that they cannot or viii not pay!
The Western Banks will not pay because the
New.Oreans Banks do not, ard the latter
will not because the Western Banks do not.
Such are about the arguments used to sus-
tain themselves in their position. Il is we'll
known that the one or two good Banks in
this State cannot issue dollar for exchange
purposes, their notes would be payable in
specie and they have no means of supplying
the demand for coin except at loss of the
discount on New. Orleans Bank notes, we
allude to the Commercial Bank of Manches-
ter and Natchez. With an export trade OF
more than forty millions, the city of New
Orleans has foI four years been cursed with
an rredeemabIe currency! 1t argues strong
ly against the capacity Of her merchants and
business men to say the least, and we hope
if they do not see the necessity of return
to cash payments, that the Legislature may
take such steps as will coerce them into do
ing right.
The Yazoo Whig and political register., 1841-11-05

were largely over thirty inches in depth,
have therefore no doubt that bales reduced
10 26 or even 20 inches in the press and
we'll secured with hoop ron, would be read
lily taken on freight to any market at as low
a rate as the repressed, and any good com
mon press is capable of making bales OF thai
size to contain 400 lbs. OF cotton without
danger OF breaking. think that bales OF
that size and weight are more conveniently
handled, and are less liable to be torn and
injured by the wanton use of the cotton
hook. BY the way, the use Of the hook is a
system which has been permitted to grow
into anAeVil, and ought to be reformed or
proscri6ed. We have law passed at the
asst session Of our Legislature which,if en-
forced a few times here, and aided by our
Factors in New-Orleans, would think, et-
Lectually remedy or remove the evil.
My manager, Mr.. Stephen Williams, has
lately invented an improvement which
think valuable one. on the single screw
press and for which he has applied for q
patent. There is one now being erected ir
this vicinity which will be in operation in 1
short time, when it's advantages will b'
tested, and if successful, will be made pub
lie.
have hastily thrown together my crude
views on the-different topics contained u
YOUR letter, and if they can in the leass b
made tributary to the advancement Of lh
interests of our country, you are at lberI
to use this communication in any way tina
YOU may deem moct conducive to the at
tainment of that end. az
Very respectfully
Your frignd and obi, Servt.
JOS. DUNBAR.
The Yazoo Whig and political register., 1841-11-05
ACPiCMlfuHP.

The following letter from our friend Mr..
ABBEY, and also the letter of Mr.. DUNBAR,
has been on file for some time past, but
owing to the great interest which we felt in
the success of the Whig cause induced US
to fill our columns with arguments on the
Bond Question, and by so doing excluded
the publication Of the following letters. as
well as many other interesting communica-
tions on the subject of Agriculture.
BosroN PLANTATION, Sept. 18, 1841.
Mr.. Stevens:-Enclosed I hand you very
interesting letter from my old friend Mr.. Jos.
Dunbar, of Jefferson comfy, in reply to one
from myself to him on the subject of Ms
sissiPpi Agriculture. In common with our
fellow farmers, | feel a warm and abiding in
terest in this important matter, and l will
therefore be obliged to you if you will give
publicity to Mr., DIS letter at your earliest
convenience, as believe it will be read with
great interest by your country subscribers.
You will see that Mr.. Dunbar full comedies
with my suggestion as to the practicability
of using Hoop LrO" for bailing cotton several
hines oUer. In regard to supposed injury
that might take place in unfastening the hoops
would beg leave to remark, that l believe
late suggestion has given preference to
small. hook instead Of rivet to fasten the
hoop. This hook is simply small iron rod,
say two and half inches long, bent into
the form of hook at each end. tits thought
to beseasief used than the rivet, and it could
be unfastened in a moment so that the band
could be taken off easily, without the slight
The Yazoo Whig and political register., 1841-11-05
The new Orleans Bnnks.

An article in the New-Orleans Bee Of the
goth ult., calls on the Banks of that city to
commence cash payments for their notes. 1t
is high time this were done. What possible
ertuse can those Banks have for longer
suspension? Is it because some of the num-
ber are not get prepared! Then we say, let
them go by the board. 1t has now been more
than four years since the first suspension,
and if the weaker Banks are not by this time
strong enough to pay, why in the name of
common honesty let them wind up; they
never will be able to pay if they are not yet
prepared Our currency here in Mississippi,
is made up entirely of the notes Of these
Banks, and we therefore have right to ask
The Yazoo Whig and political register., 1841-11-05

lne Judges charge, and apprehend We sbon
not have the verdict ill late honr :, ',S,' ,In
,ight-afler the cars have started RI,
The character of that verdict is not donb,f'I 90
this is not material, The Attorney Gener.i
and Dstricr Attorney for this County win
sum up for the people-Mr. Spencer and
one # his colleagues for the accused. The
testimony is so voIuminous and covers a
much ground that the summing up must
take time. n. g.
The Yazoo Whig and political register., 1841-11-05

eF We would invite the attention ofour
readers to the advertisement of Messrs. j..
H. CULLEN & Co., which will be found in
another column of to-day's paper.
The Yazoo Whig and political register., 1841-11-05

est injury. Hoop Iron, it must be under
stood, as regards expense the first instance,
is about equal to good Kentucky Rope at Z
to cents pound. Buta very great advan-
tage in using iron hoops is. that cotton put
in this way is not subject to loss by fire.
The Steamboat, Vessel or Warehouse may
burn butthe cotton may be saved. The cot
ton, although on fire, is still kept in a closely
confined condition so that it might have a
whole day or more without doing much
damage. EGSUzE~AEL
That hoop iron is but two thirds the cost
of rope Tor would be about the cost of Cotton
Rope) e)-that it can be used several times for
the same purpose, and that it is protection
against fire, will give it preference over
rope, which must bring it into general use.
My views as to the utter inutility OF Cotton
Presses for represeing cotton is fully concur
red in by Mr.. Dunbar. This is entirely an
unnecessary expense OF one dollar bale tc
the planter.
l hope soon to see the day that these i'm.
portant subjects will no longer be neglected
either by the Legislature, the press or the
people Of Mississippi.
| am YOUR obd't serV't.