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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-07
READ AND REFLECT.

PECT0kAL HtBNEI Of GlNEhHOhI-
A Il season like the present, when, in consequences
n of the rapidly varying changes OF the weather, al
tenang from dry TO moist from hot to cold, coughs,
colds, asthma, catarrli, &c. daily be coming mora
prevalent remedy universally effectua n removing
all such complaints, is deserving of especial attention
and recommendation. Such remedy, prepared solely
Of vegetable ingredients, composing (H addition 10 the
herb from which it derives its name) sra others
equally valuable and restorative in Il cir efec, offer
ed 70 The community in the PECTORAI HONEY OF
L[VElVORT, which since il was first presented to
the public by the proprietor. has received testimonials
from hundreds of its efficacy, voluntarily rendered, the
originals OF many Of which. by the leave of the parties,
NAV be examined by all Interested at the store Of the
PROPRIETOR In fact all of Colds, Coughs, Ash
ma, Influenza Group, Whooping Cough, and every in
tory affection of the Chest and lungs the Pee
yoRAL HONEY Or LIvERwoRT stands uni allied, hav
ing IN every instance, evoR when the disease has been
of The most aggravated and virule dHd effected per
fec ic,lre if is continued al least afforded
partial benefit to the sterer, Which only required his
own perseverance 10 become a perfect cure. Many o.
oar most respectable ctzene have authorized the pro
prietor 10 communicate their names, as evidence ofthe
ruth of the above statements TO all interested enquirer
fpy-Prepared by JAMES ID. NoWILL, New York
and for sale by ROBERTS & ATKINSON,
ap3 Sole Agents itr Baltimsre
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IN consequence OF the change In the hour of arrival of
The Eastern Mail, and n compliance with the requi-
ntons of the Post office dep1unent the Maryland and
Virginia Steamboat Company hereby give notice that
and after THIS DAY, April, the ID, the Steamboats,
of this line, consisting OF the ALABAMA, GEORGIA
and sEWESS, will leave the lower end of Spears
Wfaf, alternately, EVERY DAY, at O'Clock, A. M,
the Eastern mail arrives, for Norfolk and
the Portsnout and Roanoke Rail road
On arrival att ortsmeut Cars viii be in readiness to
convey passeng TO Weldon N. c., from whe..ce ira
vellers will proceed Immediately 10 Wilmington and
from thence by Steamboat Charleston "a distance Of
300 miles from PaltmoEel III about 50 hours, less.
The Steamboats, PATRICK HENRY and THOMAS
JEFFERSON leave Norfolk alternately, every TU ES-
DAY, THURSDAY and ATUEDAX for kiehao7s
and Petersburg. PzsseaEefS eazing BAtzofs y Tins
line on Monday, Wednesday and Friday are sure Of a
aonHexon.
For The North one Of the above Boats will leave Nor
felix DAILY, at 8 s'clock, p NJ and touch az Ports
mouth for passengers by the Portsmouth and Roanoke
Railroad who viii have the option of being placed next
morning on board the Philadelphia Steamboat of North
Point thereby arriving in Philadelphia several bours
earlier than they possibly do by any other ro1e. or
of being brought up the city, where they can remain
until half past P. and take the Railroad cars north.
This line has been in operation d years, and there
BepeT has been GccideR board the boats involving
loss of life or injury to limb.
JOHN C. MOALE,
General Agent of the Maryland and
Virginia Steamboat Co., BALTIC.
Freight for Portsmouth will BE landed in Norfolk and
sent across al the cost of the c0nsignee.
Passage through TO Weldon S13
Passge 10 Norfolk, (mtals ineluded,) So
Pasae 70 Richmond, (meals included SO
ap 3sagdn
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MEDICINAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
aNrlrfIIITIC NR4lPN.

TO TE1E AESELGCrEn.-
Those who arc li,horiug under the eff
feels of tie bad disorders are appris-
ed that the Sypihlitle Drops are found
to be the only safe, sure, aud speedy
cure for tire VGneriai discale ever YET
discovered. Il has Icing been in use,
best0wing blessings and receiving
has superseded oil the qHack
nosuums, aud whilst they have sunk
into oblivion, never more to be remem
bered, the Syphiltic Drops are rescu
ing its thousands OF the afflicted nom
an untimely grave. In word, II re.
=. 10. IL hi.n.n..., sndinnIlu in Il lHnE
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THNIN PLATES, &c.
a 300 boxes Tin PLATES, Is approved brxnSs
loo whole boxes llxoO &c Ronfng TIN
800 bundles Hoops, from Sc to inch
500 do Rod IRON, IA TO So inch
100 rolls Sheet BRASS
800 bundles Iron WIRE, from TO 10
900 Stone Annsaled do 1871 81
sets Timers TeoIs-for sale by
BROWN 3 WILSON,
do2 Ne. SO 8. Frederick 81.
nnEs REAHIs NO. RULED CAP PA
HOo Pa, Just received and for sal by
TURNER, WHaEr. WRIGHT Z NUDGE,
NJ Neg eenh CHARLES street, Up stsarz,
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MEDICINAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
INDIAN MsECfETC.

FOR the cure Of Colds
Whooping Cough, Splitting
OF Bleed and ConsumT ZION,
&c. Just received ant for
sale by the AgenB.
ROBERTS & ATKINSON
corner Hanover and ijdlti
more sts., Baltimore.
This specific is extracted
by a chemical process from
herbs, roots, plants and flow
srs, when in greatest eorfec-
uon. They arc OF baisamic,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-16
DEPEND ON YOURSELF

Most young men consider it great
misfortune to be poor, OF not to have cap
ital enough to establish themselves at
their outset in life in good business
This is mistake notion. So far from
poverty being misfortune to him, if we
may judge from what we every day behold
il isEeally blessing: ihe chance is more
than ten to one against him who starts
with plenty of money. Let any one look
hack twenty years and see who begun
business at that time with abundant means
and trace them down to the present day;
how many of these now boast Of worth
and standing! On the contrary, how ma.
nv have become poor, lost their places
ia society, and are passed by their own
boon comp ,nions with look which plain
lly says, ! know yCu not
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-16

their condition, just as the bank Of which
the gentleman q Mr.. Nyel Is President,
c1shier or some OtheFOlficer nov does 70
the State AuditOF-sO that the people can
undersiandaheir condition. He Thought
this amendment Of VeIy great c6nse
quence; and therefore be very respect.
tNllg differed with the gentleman from
Washington. That that gentleman had
all the bank knowledge, al the talent.
and all the common sense, he was not pre-
pared, ET one, to admit. He found thai
no public agent, or any one except this
board Of control, were allowed to know
any thing oflhe condition ofthe banks
lie would have a bank that would com
mand the confidence Of the peOpleof the
State aud the Union, as we'll as our own
confidence.
Mr. Nye hoped be should not suffer
himself 10 be thrown into any excitement.
HIS skull was net quite so thick as seven
bull hides; and If the arrows of gentlemen
should penetrate il, he should endeavor
10 conceal the pain they inflict. He pre-.
sumed he had as much humility as the
gentleman from Preble. Mr. N. cOnclu-
ded by offering an amendment to the
amendment Of Mr.. Hawkins, which the |
latter gentleman accepted.
OnmotiOn of Mr.. Watkins,
The committee rose, reported progress,
and asked ndobtained leave to sit sgain.
The House then adjourned.
Tuesday, Feb. 2.
On motion of Mr.. Welch, Mr.. Haw-
kris motion was so modified as TO COM
pei the branchesto make quarterly instead
of monthly statements, and the amend |
ment was then agreed TO.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-16
FROM FLORIDA.

Fort Pierce, E. F. Jan. Is, ls4l
SIR: have the honor 10 report that
arrived at this post with a rein rcempnI
for A and F companies Of the Sd artillery
on the 20th ultimo.
On my regarning this post / forthwith
made preparations for more extended
scout to the North, for the purpose of
rsuting the Indians supposed to be in the
vicinity Of Cape Carnoveral and Merits
Island, and on the 9th instant, started with
40 men, in seven boats, accompanied by
Lieuts. Taylor, StePtoe, and Van Vliet,
together with Assistant Surgeon Simons,
who promptly volunteered his services
for duty IN the line, as we'll as to act in
his official capicity, piloted by Messrs.
Ashlock and Byer, both Of whom were of
essential service.
On the second day, discovered . large
field on the coast side, and opposite the
southern end Of Merits Island, cultivated
last year, and preparation made for anoth-
er crop the coming spring. Here | took
the passage between the coast and island
wholly unknown to any on board, examln-
ING the shores, where landing could be
effected, without discovering any signs q
Indians, until the fourth day, when we
came upon a camp Of several palmetto
houses, and one boarded house, situated
in hammock, several miles 10 the nortI
of rhe cape, and field under cultivation Il
tho amount of seven acres, large crib o
several hundred pumpkins, signs Of
horse, and evidently an inhabited CAM
within week, snd the residence Of
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Foreign Intelligence.
THREE DAYS LATER-IlTGHLY
IMPORTANT.


BY the arrival 0f the packet ship NortE
America, Captain Lowber, of the 9TH, VIC
huve Liverpool dates three days later
VIZ: tC the 7th January, and find the
highly important news of the arrangement,
Of the dispnte with China.
From tbs London Times, Of the 9Th Jan.
ARRANGEMENT OF THE DISPUTE
WITH CHINA.
Death Of KHrrurk Singh, and of his Snc-
cessor, Nou-NebaI Singh, and Access
sion of Shere Singh to the Throne of
LahOre-S"rrender Of DOst Mokam-
ed.
We have received bv extraordinary ex-
press from Paris, the Mesager of Monday
night. 1t contains the following most
important telegraphic despatch:
''Marsellles, Jan. 2, 6 o'clock, eveninp.l
Received in the Afternoon.
"MAITA, Dec %.
"The Consul Of France to the Minister
Of Foreign Affairs:
"Kurruck Singh, King of Lahore.
died on the 5th Of November. During
the funeral ceremony, Nou-Nebal Singh
was killed, by accident. Shere Singh
was to mount the throne.
"The affairs Of China are on the point
Of being settled. The English are to re-
ceive three millions sterling as an indem.
nIiy.
"Dost Mohamed has definitely snrren.
dered to the English"
In these .hree pieces Of intelligence,
brought no doubt BY the Indian Mail, are
comprised the settlement Of Ihe China
quarrel, the termination of the CibOol
war, and the menaced hostility Of the
Shicks removed; for the Prince announc
ed as having died during The funeral of
his relative, was he who was considered
likely to make use Of his power against
the English.
From the Delhi Gazette -ExtraoI binary, Nov. %.
SURRENDER OF POST MOHAMED.
We have Just received the news Of this
important event, after very serious en-.
gagement, it would appear, in which we
regret 10 say, that among others, Dr.. Lord
Lieutenant Broadfuot, Of the Engineers,
and Lieu enant Crispin, of the I'd Cayal.
ry, have been killed; Captain Ponsonby,
Of the ID Light Cavalry, and Captain
Fraser are wounded, and seven others
are lost, Some Of our papers, detailing
the events Of the engagement, are miss
ing: but we sincerely thank our correspon-
denis, who have made such strenuous eE-
forts 10 send us the news so speedily.
There are many other deaths TO lament,
il would appear, and we aHxiously await
further particulars.
Late in the evening Of the 9TH Of No
veniber, Dost Mohamed, with the Chief
of NIrow, came in and gave themselves
up 10 Sir w. H. McNaughten.
The intelligence BY the o overland Nail,
from India is most satisfactory, as our
readers will perceive from the sublOined
details.
"The occupation Of Chusan, and the
proceedings ofAdmIral Elliot, had bro't
the Emperor Of China TO his senses, aud
he had offered to apologize to Captain
Elliot, to punish Commissioner Lin, and
! 20 send Plenipoientiarias TO Canton. for
The arrangement of all matters in diifei-
ance with Great Britain.
'Ws are sorry to add that dysentsry pre-
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The cOmmilIse rose, TepOFted no pro-
greSs, and asked and obtained leave to sit
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tee of he whole, Mr.. CCok in the chair,
on the bill 10 incorporate the State Bank
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-03

switzerland France -Napol eon--Gireat
Britain and tie Bond Question: Heaven save
is from such representative Of Yazoo! His
sight became so lost IN the would-be.immen-
Sly Of ais views, That bis depictions were
as optical illusions. and Is such were scan
ned 81 his auditory They possessed no
subsiapce- reality. Mr. B. observed that
tbe vessel Of State was in wrecked condi-
lion OH tempestuous ocean, and requireda
skillfuI pilot 70 bring her safely into port
announced himseIf as asuitabIe pilot and
made way for biz "friend Judge Hughes"
JUDeE HUcHEs, lie wing candidate for the
Attorney GeneraIship Of this State, said the
object Of his visit to this place was, to form
an acquaintance and solicit votes for the
Office that be thought his legal attainmen.s
qualified him 70 hold. Although. evidently
new question to Judge H., the legality Of
paying the Bonds Of the STATE, was BY him
ably adverted to and satisfactorily proven.
He handled Mr.. Banks with 'sgloves OFF,.
my friend, Judge Hughes after holding
him forth in every ridiculous posture 70 HE
hearers conlroverting every argument adj
duced By Mr. b, pointed at him as .'6ifnd
IPiloI" that could not discern one spoke in
the wheel that would guide, in honor, the
staunch ship Mississippi.
The efforts of the day resulted faVcrably
to the furtherance Of integrity and patriotism
diminishing the speculative and fraudu'
lent party.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-03
The Veto of the Bank Bill.

The Veto Of the Bank Bill.
1t is the melancholy duty of the Press to In
4 rm the people that President Tyler has basely
deserted the Wing Party and VETOED the Bank
Bil II is to be regretted that this unprecedented
{buse of the veto power has for time Frustrated
lhe country and thrown it back again where it
WAS before the Great Reformation commended
lit is to be deeply regretted that all this effort, and
the achievement of the greatest political victory
every obtained in a republic, is for season to
60 for naught And it is 20 be detested, and in
dignation is to be added to regret, that the peo-
pie have been so deceived, so injured, so abused
by reereanttrait whom they took to their bosoms
and elevated to power. Yes the people are injur-
ed, wronged, insulted, Be3ayed, deceived by
spy from the enemy's ranks, who,eame with lies
in his mouth, falsehood and deceit in his counte-
nance, and cloak TO hide his treachery and n.y.
pocrIsy. But, fellow-citizens, it is So We are
again PROSTATE in the labyrinths of loco-focoism
from which we can only extricate ourselves by
another effort of the people at the ballot boxes.
Il is not the first time people have been bctray-
ed by traitor, and as all history hath shown so
shall it be now,-Tyler the traitor shall meet a
traitors reward. The Indignation of betrayed
and injured people shall not cease to rise until he
shall be the scorned and derided of freemen-
until patriotism itself shall crown him with eter-
nal infamy-until his scorned name and detested
memory shall onl y hide from the honest gaze OF
truth and liberty in those chambers of crime and
pollution where the spirit Of the traitor alone can
come.
We regret that Necessity compells US thus to
speak Of John Tyler, for we have spoken of him
in times past, in far different language. Benedict
Arnold was once thought well of. He did fgh
well in his country's defence, and had the conf
dence of the army. Buthe was nevertheless :raito
and exhibited himself to the world as such. AnC
so it is with John Tyler. Go, recreants togethe
20 are fit pair. You look we'll yoked together
You will be recognised as fellows by the spirit
! Of darkness, and if damned ghosts hath voices
/ yours wil'chme we'll together through the polut
ed caysns of infamy--the cursed of heaven ant
the hated of men-"I betrayed her in the feld''
and 81 betrayed her inher councils.
Go Tyler, go. The rOgues march shall SCUM,
in your ears until you are beyond the gates of re
publican democracy, And if locO-foocism ha
any use for you, we would only say tothem, 70
: heavens sake take him. If he would only Civ
. back to the people the Office he SO basely stol
from them it IS all we would ask of the degrad
cd wretch.
But WASHINGTON healed the breach Of Arnol
I the first, and thank God we have CLAY tina
shall heal the wound Of Arnold the second.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-03

or Owing to the great interest felt IN
our community relaiive4o the affairs at WASH
ington since the. veto Of the Bank Blu. in
duced us TO keep our columns open until a
late hour this morning, in order that we
might lay before our readers such news as
was received by the packet boat.
There was nothing, however, Of interest
other than the passage of the Bankrupt Bill
by the House and the President signing it.
1t goes into operation on the first day Of
February next.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-03

tcFWs have received another very interesting
letter from our PascagouIa Correspondent, but is
length excludes it from our columns to-day I've
will endeayor to lay it before our readers nexl
week.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-03

There vii Be special election held st The
different precinct. 81 this county % Monday
next, for The purpose Of electing Sheriff so
fill ihe vacancy occasioned BY the death of
Al. G HARRISON ESQ
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-03

Anew Of our democratic friends had quite
a notification on Sunday evening last, on the
receipt Of the Veto Message Of President
Tyler. A banner was prepared and hung
over the centre Of the street bearing, as
a motto, The words "Tyler and the Con-
stituiion No Fiscal Bank-No Tariff -
Wen let the party triumph for once; It is
some time since they. done 50; their enjoys
ments in the way Of political triumph are
Indeed, like 'sangel's visits, few and far be-.
tween" Whilst wiring we can discern
the banner dropping il the All, where i
bangs a. an emblem Of the freoeherg Of him
who promised 70 carry out the views Of the
anent6d hARRisoN
The s.Irish Ii yenat paia IS Visit last Weer.
and tofhe great establishment Sc an. De was incoc.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-03

or By private letters from Ncw.Qrleans, we
learn that the Yellow Fever is raging to great
extent in that city,
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-03

M for ALL Advertisements Will pc
due after the first tmaeftto1a-tAoseA from
a distance MUST be paid Tor IN nQVAmces
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-03
NOTICE.


The state Of NIississippis( Probate Court,
YAzoo County,. May Terms l84l.
a. LEXANDER III. MORTON, Admins
rk1Ltr traitor Of the estate Of Augustine Baughn
decd, having ~ petition fled, represented
to the Court, that the personal estate and
real estate heretofore sold is insufficient 10
pay the debts against the same, and prays
that Citation issue toaif persons interested,
Ia appear and show cause il any they can,
why The remaining real estate below des-
cribed, should not be sold for the purpose of
paying the debts against said deceasedis
estate as prayed for by said petitioner, viz:
his interest 10 lois 264, l92, 1913 and 1914,
in Yazoo City formerly Manchester coan-
IN of Yazoo and State of Mississippi, Of
which the said Augustine Baughn died
seized and possessed.
It's ordered, adiudged and decFeed that
Citation issue directing all persons in any
way interested, to Be and appear at the next
Sept, Term. Of this Court, and shew cause,
If any they can, why an order Of sale should
not be made for the purpose of paying the
debts against said estate.
It's further ordered and decreed, that
publication Of the said application be made
in some newspaper published IN the State
for The space Of thirty days, and be sci up at
three public places in the county where the
lands are situated, for the same length Of
time.
Test, GEO. CROCKETT, Cl'k.
Sept. 2, 1871, lPr fee SI0) e-4,.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-03

o. Mr.. A. A. GREEN of New-Oreans, will
'Iease accept our thanks for private letters and
Pfices Current up the 29th uIt.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-03
NOTICE.

a 7 the Sept. Term, 1871, of the Probate
"A Court Of YazoO county, the undersign-
ed as administrative of the Estate Of Spence
M. Grayson, decd, will make an annual
settlement.
SARAH R. GRAYSON, Adm'x.
September 8, 1841. Ait.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-03
o the Hon. @. I'd. Gibbs
Judge Of Probates of YazOO county and
State of Mississippi.

State Of Mississippi.
W OUR petitioner, Mary Slay,or, would
represent 10 your Honor. that she was
intermanied with John SlaYtor, who died
seizedsand possessed Of lie following lands
situated in Yazoo county. 10 vii. The west
halt northeast quarter and south half Of the
east half Of the northwest quarter and the
north half Of the casthalf Of The northwest
quarter al IN Section l3, Township II,
Range East. containing 404 33 100 acres.
And The east hall Of The northeast quarter
of Section 4. Township / I Range 2, East
containing SO acres SAID lands have not
been distributed among the heirs Of John
Slagtor, aud your petitioner IS entitled 70
her dover ii The same. She lhegetoIe prays
your honor 70 grant preceps % the Sheriff
u LAP out and allol her Dover IL the said
lands above mentioned.
W III. CRENSHAAV,
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-03
YAZOO CITY .


B q @TGWENes E@1T9Ns
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02

FEyHESE unrivaed Pills having nov acquired .
Il celebrity and popularity eueqaalied N The an
nails Of medicine, aad also having obtained the en-
tire confidence and being used 10 the private prac-
tice Of almost the whole body OF the medical iscu-
~ in the United States, Europe, Asia, South Amer
ica the West Indies, and greet patt OF Africa, Il
is unnecessary advertise them at engh OF to say
aay thing further Of their merits, than by stating
the complaints which they most effective ia the
cure Of and which are "a follows yellow and Bill
ious Fevers, Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia. Croup
Liver Complaint, Sick Headache, Jaundicc, As,h.
ma, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Enlargement Of the
Spleen Piles. Collie Female Distractions, Heart
burn, Furred Tongue Nausea Distensions-of the
Stoma - and Bowels, Incpent DarthGa. Flatn-
leuee, Habitual Costiveness, Loss Of Appetite,
Blotched or Sallow Complexion, and in all cases
of Torpor of the Bowels, where cathairic or an
aperient is needed. They are exceedingly mild il
their operation, producing neither nausea, gripping
nor debility.