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urDsoN sTREET CHEAP DRY GOODS

IJVDsON STREET CHEAP DRY GOODS
1 L STORE-NEW GOOOS-The C'etP store mas
;us, r,ceived ue and beautiful assortment of Goods,
phch are now open for the Inspection OF The laies oil
the city and strangers, who can make the Puf
cbnses at this advantageous terms thuh
anv other store in ;se city at 10 Hudson 81
The goods consist of style of De Lanes Ihina
patterns very handsome lev price Real "eieh
Fapne both single and double widths OF the very oest
large assortment OF AeriBoes OF the fashionable
COLOR and superb quality, cheaper thar were ever
offered before.
Velvet the largest assortment IN the city I'VE aiiersn'
ba es Of blue black and five different prices Also Ma
ROOFS purple browns, mazsime, bne and all oher CO.
ors &c These are the cheapst Velvets ever offered III
the city. Linen Cambria HdNfs at extraordinary IoN
nricss all linen at2. A splendid article OF Embroidery
for evening aud bail dresses &c at 20 HUDSON 81 no IN
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MARINE JOURNAL.

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, NOVEMBER 2d, ISL.
Miniature Almnuuc.-THis DAY
the sun MOON fcLL SEA
Rises M Sots 4S Rises 81 Setsl0l3 ~
Latest Dates.
NOV. HAvkE OCT ol
LIvESPool...... nov. Nxw-oRLEASs.-. nov. II
The next StesmSh ships to Arrive
FROM LIVERPOOL FHoN BRISTOL.
Acadia, leaves Aov 10 Grea, Western, leaves. =
The next S,eamS Ship TO Leave
FROM BOSTON FROM NEWBORN.
Caledonia. leaves Dec GreatWesiern. leaves -
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ANNIVERSARIES PORTKAaTs-

assUEssssE0THrE PORTKAhTS-
DTsLen at the Rooms .Oi Broadway, corne OF buane
.trcet " Y, R,e's Free Gallery ci psinungs.-
Portraits taken few seconds clear or cloudy "ea'he
u Plpi!s Instructed In the above art II a lew Gays
Terms moderate. a. rAor-. ~ 10.
TENO k.ET.-t front Par!or, with Russia Iron CRATE;
L rnar,le l.antel, and plated furniture III a gsIteel
modern built house and Bedroom With board Shcre tae'e
are only four IN family
Asa. = GENTEEL BASEMENT, for an office. faF-
nihed or usfurnlsbcJ. Apply at IL Forsythst mo 81
rTNO LET-Koom room and bed room; VAN or
| without boarJ, private family II VIII De sul'
bic for respectable young men or : or man anu
his WIFE Terms moderate. Enquire a. no IL urano.s
near Nsrics. w
BENNINGTON, Buffalo Washington oeAh arc
u Red Hack Money all the Banks IN tins Sta'e ,aSeH
at par al Isl Greenwich street, near 'ana Tor ION
Cas.imeres Vesungs, Flsnnel, &c at the lowest ce'n
prcs. -
DUFFiIO MONEY an PAR.-The sub
Is .c,ibers will Is. Bufao Aoney at par, without any
adop to former prices, for ther well selected stock o,
Dry Goods consisting par. OF Silks SIN btocho anu
Cashmere Shawls, Merinos Tsgions' hohoas'ns' e
-s,s rIanp.ls Cloths Cassineres, PrlEts, &e
o30 n GERARD & kLiNCh th' Spring -.
ITALIAN nUslG.-Mr MANNING u~eny
wears resident Of Naples pupil OF the celebrated a.
ip and CescentO gives instruction on terms TO ssit e
ies IN ItAl;an French ard English SINGING Ano IL ZIG
most "a. bouabls stvle of Piano Forte PLAYING
Mr. NJ has permission refc- TO the folio "ins sehe
men. ST. Wainwrirht NJ. D.; Mss,rs Howlapd q As
prwall; NJ schroeder, d D.; Mr. J. l. Brigham +
i. Hawkes. Do; Mr.. = Ward
Mr. NJ resides at 81 Walker street, near Broadway
ne eodln'
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DlANO FORTE FOFs sALE.-A sple

From Gdligndas Messenger. French pGper) Nor ISIS.
Saunders Metac Str.p This has been extern
sively used throughout Eng land America. and less
here 1t mparts to keen and smooth edge far
quicker. and with certainty, than any other Article
Lpo, of
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lean ssOOks.-The large collection of fine Library
Editions OF Standard Works-Elegant Picturesque aad
EmhcilIshed Books, richly bouudG.cek aud Laln Cas
sizes, DC. advertised by under auction head be sold
This Evening 81 o'clock arranged, with
neS. for * ~, .ntinn.
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II General Committee of Democratic
Whig Young ncu.-An adjourned meeting of this
Connlteo W br held National Hall, Ca lal street. on
Friday Evening the 2oth OF November. at O'Clock.
BENJAMIN DRAKE, Chairman.
WILLIAM B. MARSH }s,cre,aries. -.
GILES NJ. HILLYEK, ) n23
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u The Cheapest Unsh Tailor yet.-PE
TER v Hustled. No. Chatham square, corner of
Chatham street. makes Clothes order in the neate.t
STYLE 10 per cent cheapar than The cheapest cash Tailor
IN this city, good fl; in all warranted oa6 I'm
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BV ROYAL GURLEY.
TORE lfn RRoApwAy-Nrw-YoRX LONG ROOM.

100 dozen super ed Skivers, consisting Of co
neal. blar. black and maroon colors.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21

form Ihe planters 81 lazoo apd TIE
adjoining counties. Thai III has constantly
Cd band & large supply Of W L. brooks
sin Stands, which 81 offers f0F ale oil mod
era terms He also repairs Gins and VII
warrant ely work done gy him il that Inc.
&c may al times Be found IL the clly
Any person wishing 70 purchase Gin Stands
s. have Others spaired, viii please address
4 letter ~ him 8 this place All orders
punctuaIly attended q.
ALEX. AMOS
Yazoo City April 9. 1871 59f
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21
RIVER PA MIA IION
FOR SALE
ON q L0N4 CkLLlLI.

RIVER PLANTATION within few
miles Of Yazoo City consisting 81 or
800 acres Of lands 200 acres cleared can be
bought upon better terms than any hitherto
given fol such property There il no better
body 0f land id the State than this. and none
more handsomely situated. havihga beauli-
fnl front 0f nearly two miles on the river.
credit will be given Of four, five 81 SIX
years, and purchasers with mob less than
fifteen or twenty hands can arrange to pay
annually, the proceeds of .he place, without
being compelled 10 meet stipulated lissal-
ments. FIVE III ten hands viii BE sold with.
the plantation ii desirabb The price viii
be very low and title good. Enquire Of
SUBLETT, NXE & co.
Or II. ABBEY.
Yazoo CITY, Dec. 1910. cleft
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21
go &c. A1III q -. az

TEE pabiic ere respectfully informed
that u 8 81 ID. LFAyEh bought, IN Febrnnn
last. very large STOCK on GOODS
They were purchased exclusively sia
CASH when Domestic Goods were a tisS
lowest prices consequently, can afford d
sell them ag CHEAP 6 any point In ihe South
have determined Q gull merchandising
soon as can sell of .ny present Stock, IN
in order % 40 so quickly, VIII offer
goods erceedingl CHAP I shall pc PIES
ed 10 have ny old customers coniinos 3
paironize me while I remain ID BUSHES
Merchants above ibis. who buy iheir goa
ia NeW-Orleans, viii find e their intereslb
call and examine my prices
II. LEAVEL.
Yazoo City, April s. l64l 4O0
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21
TO The BALD HEADED.
AND OTHERS.

nOES any know nelghbOr or friend
- who has been Bald, and whose head IS
now covered with fne hairg One whose
coat collar was covered with dandruh, though
brushed every honr-O OF one whose hairs at
early age were turning grey, who now has
not q grey hair2 Children whose heads
were covered with scurf, whose hair would
not QroW, that are now growing the fullest
crops Of hair? Some cases must be known
10 most persons. Ask them the cause, and
YOU will be told, these things have been
done BY the use of the BALM OF COLUMN
BIA. OF 90 years growth is this article, IT'S
demand increasing annually some hundred
per cent.-though when discovered not ops
posed bv anT thing for the same purpose, now
assailed by almost numberless mushroom
trash preparations that will ruin the hair If
used to any extent. Can more than these
facts be wanted refer to the recommends
lions BY Est of names of responsibility,
unequalled by any other article. Look to
these things buy this article. Stay and
preserve your hair byils use, or if bald re-
store il Ladies, attend to this-hnndreds
IN fashionable life are using il as the only arr
ticIe really iii for The toilet. Long hair IS
very apt to fall out. Ladies, use. the Balm
Of Columbia in time to save yourselves the
disgrace Of badness by neglect of your per
sons.
tits your dutys as mofallsts, to preserve
the beauties Of nature, with Whicha bounti-
FIJI Creator has endowed you use the Balm,
for 1t will do il.
CAUTION 10 Be Observed.
Several most tiagrant attempts have been
made to counterfeit the Balm of Columbia.
Some of the impostors have gone so far as to-
counterfeit the splendid wrappers, and the
Falls of Niagara, and every external mark
except the name Of Comstock, which they
dare mol forge
To avoid imposiiions therefore, always
look for the name 81 Constock 81 Go. of l1.'
81 Comstock, and never buy the article IN.
less it has that name upon i.
Sold wholesale and retail al No 2 Fletch-
e. street. New York and by
r. II. RANDOLPH,
March 10, 1871 s. Yazoo Civ
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+
The state Of mississippi Probate Court,
YAzoo County, Feb,y Term. I84l.
Upon petition filed by Winston Banks
~ Administrator Of lessee Knighten, de-
ceased il is represented that said lessee
Knighten died seized and possessed of the
following land, lying and being in the coun-
ty Of Yazoo and State of Mississippi, viz
the west half of the northwest quarter of
Section "a, Township 10, Range |, West,
and that distribution OF the same cannot be
made to the heirs, without a sale Of the
same.--It is therefore ordered that all per-
sons interested IN said estate. be and ap-
pear before the Probate Court, to be holden
in and for the county Of Yazoo aforesaid. al
the Court house thereof,in the town of Ben
ton, on the 4th Monday of April next, then
and there to shew cause, if any they can,
why Inc prayer of the petitioner should not
be granted--It is further ordered that CO.
py Of this decree be published in the Yazoo
City Wing, for six weeks successfully, and
that Citation issue TO the heirs of said Es-
tate, viz William Knighten, James Knight
en-, John Knighlen and M. A. Gordon, wild
ow Of Joseph Knighten, deceased, and Dau-
phln Knighten, to appear and shew cause
why the same should not be sold for the
purpose Of said distribution. M
Attest, GEO. CROCKETT, elk.
March IL, 1871. pr fee $40 SOY 35-6tI
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21
ASE. INoUIRE
Ask Those who Know.

Ask Those who Know.
TNIOSE only who know BY trial 81 imne-
diate observation, can form any ideaof
the effects, of the perfect relief, Of The az
most charm-like cures effected ia case Of the
PILES, RHEUMATISM ALI Swell
LINGS. AND ALL EXTERN q PAINS,
no matter how severe, BY. the use of Hays
Liniment. Find one who has used i that
will not laud II above all things ever used,
and you will find what cannot be found
For The RELIEF Of suffering human beings
who may be afflicted, | beg you to ask--iIl-
quire, and you win find many knowing Of
cases nnconquerable BIZ all other remedies,
Or physicians, thongh.tried for many yeas,
that'have been cured By the use Of the gen
nine
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21

=
NIIE subscribers lease having expired g
the Saw Mil fomerly owned BY Mr.
S. Howard, has purchased and Is now Ia ns
Ming the SAW MILL about quarter @
nile above this city. which was BULL by y
r. Jackson, and is prepared 10 f Il al bills 80
That line 81 business, 81 the shortest notice
Having also established 4 4, u M Bl1k Y a Y
IN this city directly opposite the Store q
Msssrs. N. & 3. @ Reilly win keep constant
81 on hand fuIl assortment Of LgAl BLK
suitable for al Kind Of buildings, also, wheel
arms and bucket plank for Steamboass.
j. M. ANDERSON.
Yazoo CITY, Feb. 26, I84I. 33-tf.
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Merchants above this. who buy i1eiI Qoa
/ ia New Orleans, viii find L their interestb
call and examine my prices
II. LEAVEL
Yazoo City, April 8, ls4l 4O6
NOTICE.
THE .Co-partnership Sc Mathews, Ru,
q Co., IS this day Dissolved by mutual con.
sent All those indebted VII make paF
ment TO The firm Of Rule g Cook, and thos.
10 whom the firm are indebted will present
the same % them for payment
G W. MATHEWS,
THOMAS RULE,
IN. p. COOK.
Yazoo City. March %, l64l. Ss-6t
The subscribers wiIl.continpe ID business
under the arm of RULE & COOK, at then
old stand opposite > 8. q II. Leagel's,
where they viii keep on hand z good sup.
ply Of articles il tbeif line, snch as
Hdrd- Ware, Groceries and Dry-GOOds
Among othef articles, superior qualityo 81
Corn Meal, fresh from HoWardS mill, Can
be had throughout the season. Being thank
ful TO our friends Tor their patronage hitherto,
we solicit continuance Of the same, as We
sell Ion for cash
THOMAS RULE
N. p. COOK.
lazoo CITY, March 3l' 1871. 39-if
The state 81 Mis- issipPi,( PTobais CouH,
YAzo0 COUNTY. March Term 1871
EEDHAM I0LER, Administrators Ol
the estate Of Henry Hall, deceased
having BY petition filed, represented.io the
Court, that the personal property Of said Is.
tate is insufficient to pay the debts against
the same, and that the said Henry Hall,
died, seized and possessed, Of certain real
estate IN the county of Yazoo, and State Of
Mississippi, yizs-iots Nos. ESQ and ISL, ID
Yazeo City, and ptays IRE Cour for 40 Of.
der Of sale 0f the same, ior The purpose Of
paying the debts against said esiate.--lt IS
therefore ordered THAI, az persons interested
IN said lands, teDemenis and beEeditaHlents,
70 be and appear before the Probate Couh,
TO Be holden III and for the county Of YazpO,
at the Couri-house thereof, il tbe i0wD Of
Benton, On lhe 4ih Monday ID May next,
then and there % show cause, III any they
can, why the prayer Of petitioner should moi
be granted FOR the purpose aforesaid.
lt iafuTlher ordered snat copy Of thisOT-
der be published lof six weeks successfully
il the Yazoo City Wig and BY posting up
notices az three ofthe most public places in
the county, a. least thirty days.
Attest, GEO. CROCKETT. CIR.
april 1871 lPr fee $40 SD 8SA6t.
Probate Court. Kaz0o Coz March TeTHT
MISSISSIPPI. 1871. N
a. III Int4 IA a 4
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N0T b
lRs BARBER g BARNETT

IRS BARBER g BATtIN y I I
HAVE dissolved the partnership in the
practice of their profession. The
books and accounts have been transferred to
DR.. Barnett, who is alone authorised TO set
tie the same.
Jpnuary % 1871. 2s-tf
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21
NOTICE.

Natchez, july, $40. July 24-3-4t
a. The Natchez Free Trader, Vicksburg
Wing, Southern Sun, Grand Gulf Advert
ser, Yazoo Wing, Woodville Republican and
Fayette Advertiser, will publish the above
for one month and send their accounts to
this Office for payment.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21
ID.

r the April Term of the Probate Court
of Yazoo, as Administrator of Joseph
Chrisiy, deceased ~ shall present my ac-
count for final settlement Of my admins
lralioli Oh said estate, and ask to surrender
my letters.
JOHN BATTAILE, Admin.
February 9th, 1871. 1885,.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21
Hav,s Imminent.

Thousands of.other persons know. of SIM
liar cures We appeal to their sense Of Jus
tice-their human feelings
II lis but duty you owe to your suffering
fellow-beings, 70 let this great remedy Be
known. SPEAK b then to all your friends
This will save much pain where tie news
papers IRE not read. Of where readers are
incredulous, because SO many worthless arr
ticles are advertised for the same purpose.
To buyers we say. If all who have used Il
do not say it Is beyond air praise, then al
not take il. The proprietor will not allow
this article to be paid for unless It. cures,
when all the directions are fully followed.
VIII any one suffering refuse non to tgyitg
Is he does, he ought to Be pitied more for
his obstinacy than his suffering.
MI. Hays would never consent To oIIer.
this article, were be not compelled 81 bis
sense Of moral -of religious duty--to do all
III his power for the.victims of distress and
misery. For this purpose he would sooner
devote fortune, than secure dollar for
any worthless article.
a. LOOK OUT. Some s,0iadiers hare
counterfeited this article, and put It I'D NTH
cnri0us deUices Do not be imposed upon
One thing only viii protect you-lt IS the
name of COMSTOCK q CO.; thai name
must be aLpays On he wrapper, OF you are
cheated Do not forget il. Take this di-
rection with you, and test BY that, Or never
buy; for il IS Impossible fol any other 10 Be
true Or genuine.
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold BY COMSTOCK 81 Co, q Fletcher
street, New York. and IA Yazoo CITY, 81
III. H RANDOLPH
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THE .Co-partnership 81 Mathews, Rub
81 Co., IS this day Dissolved by mutual COZ
sent An those indebted VIII make paI
ment to the firm Of Rule g Cook, and thoss
to whom the firm are indebted viii present
the same 70 them forpaymen
&c. WI MATHEWS,
THOMAS RIFLE.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21
Law apfTaen'sIliTD.

r. g. CAMPbELI.'S Office N Hazoo GIty
j. II. RICHARDS Office IN Benton, MISS.
Anril2A 1910 4Q-9t
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23
ron rue AMEnICtN.
DISCOVERY OF AMERICA.

4 night of ignorance had long oyershadowCd the
Eastern worl; hut at the restoration hr ght light
e, and dissipat d The darkness which had broo
dcd the mind during the middle ages. Then
the soul of man, created capable Of soaring to sublime
heights hurst from lis Degrading fctters and attain.
cd that degree of light and refinement for which il
had been originally destined. The mind If Luther
that heaven like pioneer, diminished The power OF
the crescent and cross and as the of Bethl :
hem shed JOY and peace DER the dark places OF the
cath, Man no longer groveled in the dust 5ui
med his Godike nature, and again become the glo.
rious image of his maker. His here of action
now became enlarged. Impelled by thirst for
wealth, the timid mariner no longer coasicd along
the shore, but sailed fearlcssly upon the bosom of
the mighty deep, VIII c hope preceded the ndyeniu-
voyogrrs, like the cloud and pillar of lire which
brought the faithful 10 the promised land. 1t was
then. when Europe was making a. vigorous eilIu
TO throw off the shackles Of ignorance, that the jy-
ful cry of land land broke upon the troubled sl
lit of Columl us, sweetly as the music of the
murmuiing stream to the fainting traveller in a
burn ng desert. III was thlS hTaVe anu enteflrZng
Genocsc, who first opened the path TO this phr Xix
Of the word, and brightly should glow the radius of
fame around his name. But has his memory been
sufficiently IcveTcd Has not his mighty deeds and
sef-Ienying spirit been forgotten, a. quickly the
refreshing streams in AraGia's paIched land depar
Has not his bir,hlighi been wrestcd fom him, and
the laurel wreath which should have cncrcled his
own brow, conferred upon another ! With the spi-
rit of true patriotism glance back through the mist
of ages and gaze with him upon the hcautcs Of this
new and glorious world. There was grandeur and
purity, unsullird Ivy the hands of man. There np-
peared the bright aud beautiful wo Ks of nature as
they had emana,,d from the hanls Of God. And
as Columbus gaz upon It's extensive forests hathed
in the golden light of the sun, its clear blue sky, It's
majestic streams whose ceaselCss flow sweey swell
led like iuyous music, and its towering moun'ains,
whose lofty SUBMITS me- to touch the sky, il
afforded him more heartfelt pleasure than Demos
themes could have experienced. when enraptured
and breathloss the proud Athenians listened TO his
soul stirring ecquence; or the conqueror of the
East, when horne in bacchanalian splendor, through
the streets Of mghty Baby II far surpassed The
joy of Cyrus, when the dnk proud waves Of the
Enphrltes proclaimed in melancholly murn urincs,
such as uttered 10y the ia K spirits which hover
OF Baby lon the great has departed, and tue strength
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23
Rrsumption.-unitCd States Bank.

friend who has just rturred from Phllad,l-
phio informs us that Friday last, the l5th inst,
when the banks resumed specie payments there
was an immense cencourse Of people before the u.
S. Bank. Some amusing incidents took place.
Those having Ii Is TO present, formed lIne single
file, VIII ch extended from the counter of the bank TO
the middle Of the street, each awaiting his turn for
the "harl stuff" One fellow holding in his hand
$50 hill, having patiently waited his turn, ex'
claim,d as he threw down his note, there d--n you,
shell GU, the "hord stuff" The officer Of the bank
very deliberately took up his pen and crossed the
note. telling him they did not shell ou hard stuff
fr count rtei,s Another individual who came with
several hundred dollars found as he presented him
ST If at the counter, that his money like the l.
rshman's flea: when he went to put his finger on
it, "i was AT there" Some one, probably less par
,culnr, had cut his pocket and made off with the
! change.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23
EJ.ORIDA,

One of the los, items Of Indian cruelty, was the
murder ef Nj. Montgomery wife of Lhut. NJ. of
The army The Globe, in an article giving the par
tculars, seys:--
"Contrary to instructions from the War Dep,r,-
inen,, nnd In opposition 10 positive ord rs sssued by
the Commanding General, forbdding any ,scort be-
ing sen, from post to post, under thirty men, wag
on was despatched from Fort Micanopy to Folt Wa
cahoota with only eleven mounted infantry under
the command of Lieutcnants Sherwood and Hopson:
as The morning was fine, Mrs. Montgomery rode ou,
with them. About an horr after their departure
some Of the horses reurnedto Fort Micanopy with
out their rders and shortly after two soldiers rode
up and announced tha, the party had been attacked
Mrs. Montg oTery and Lieut.. Sherwood and sever
nj soldiers killed The garrison Immediately salli,d
out, and within three mil Of The Fort found the
bleeding corpse of Mrs. Montgomery, with soldier
still lreathirg, lying by her, with just strength to
say TO her agonized husband, who threw himself on
the ground by his wfe's bleeding bod, -" Lieucn,
mt, fought for your wife as long as could
Lieut.. Sherwood was well mounted, and might, il
isrpcrted have escaped, but would not abandon
bis fir chrge. This barhaous act, it is believed
was committed Ivy band Of cruel and blood thirsty
Miknsuckcs.
The frontier posts in Florida not fit places fo
the residence of ladies'. The same reasons which
render il improper for them TO be board ships o
war, might be urged against their being allowed t,
accompany their husbands TO these posts of danger
Officers ought to be left free 10 act in moments o
emergency, of having to protect Eepless women ant
children.
This unfoltun tie lady h d been only three week
ia Florida and lately married.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-23
Bank of Northumberland.

While the Phil .delphia and other hanks have
hecn paying out considerable sums in 81 cce, since
the Is h Inst, the Bank of Northumberland has
experienced no change whatever This hank has
in no instance refused to cash its five dollar bills,
aud even largcr ones, when wanted for change.
such has been the unhouudcd confidence of the
community in the bank that even in the gloomicst
period of suspension, we have known farmers to
procure lis notes TO lay up equivalent TO silver
The officers and directors of this institution gave
sufficient evidence ,f the ability and integrity with
which it has been conducted, by voluntarily pledg-
ing their individual property for the redemption o
its notes. These remarks may also I've very justly
applied to the West Branch Bank at w WIlliamspor