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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

THE undersigned hereby notifies all per-
Il sons having claims GA demands upon
the estate of William Bark, deceased, that
at the September Term A. D. lS4l, of the
Probate court Og Yazoo county, he obtained
letters Of administration de bonis non
npop said estate, and that unless they pre-
sent their claims or demands to him witein
the time required by law, they will be for
ever barred.
w. w WOOD, Admir- de bonis non
on Estate of W Burk, decd
PERI. s. HOLT, Sol'tr.
Benton, Oct. 7, lS4l. l4-6t
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Pay up! Or look Quill!

A great amount of money is still due me
n for Job Work and advertising for the
last four or five years, and those who wish
n save costs will please to call and settle
without delay. J. A. STEVENS.
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Runaway In Jail.
NOl1Ce.
Oct. I5,I S4I

A Administrator and Administering of the
"A Estate of James Friley, deed, we will make
an annual settlement of said Estate on the fourth
Monday Of October next, with the Court of Pro-
bates of Yazoo county.
SARAH FRILEY, Admr'x.
MARTIN M. FRILEY, Admir-.
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Judge of ProbGtes of Yazoo county and
State Of Mississippi.
VOUR petitioner, Mary Slaytor, would
n represent to your Honor, that she was
rn,ermarried with John SIaytor, who died
seized and possessed of the following lands
situated in Yazoo county, to wit: The west
half of the north east quarter and the west
half Of the south west quarter and the west
half Of the south east quarter and the west
half of the north west quarter and the south
,alf of the east half Of north west quar-
ter and the north half of the east half of the
north west quarter all in section l3, Town
ship | Range 2, east containing 4O4 33-IOO
acres, and the east half Of the north east
quarter Of section Ia, of township ] l. range
wo east, containing so acres. Said lands
have not been distributed among the heirs
rfJohn Slaylor, and your petitioner is en-
titled to her dover in the same. She there
fore prays your honor to grant precept to
he Sheriff to lay out and allot her Dover in
he said lands above mentioned.
And your petitioner as in duty bound,
will ever pray, &c.
w. H. CRENSHAW,
Atty for Petitioner,
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the W.
N designed Executors Of the last w
and Testament Of Arthur Mosely, deco
will, on the 18th day of December, in the
wear Is4I, at the late residence of the sal
Mosley, in YazoO county, expose TO publ,
sale, all the goods and Chaitels, lands ana
enements Of which said Mosely died sirz
ed or possessed. Said sale will be on llber
time. Bond with the most unqueslionabI
security will be required of purchasers.
r. H. CAGE,
J. nj. SHARPE,
Executors.
Per Holt, AIRY.
Nov. 5, Is4I. Tot.
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NOtice.

Dursuant to a decree Of the Probate
= Court OF YazOO county, will sell al
Public Auction to the highest bidder on
credit on one and TWO years, at the court
House dooE in the town Of Benton on
MOddSy the Goth day Of December next,
Lot number 3. Township. TO- Range II
west cOntaiug 100 99-IOO acres, being on
the Yazoo River in Washington county, fvr
or six miles below Satarlia, YazOo county.
belonging to the Estate of Joseph T. Round
tree deceased.
J.R. RICHARDS. Admir-
de bOnis non of
JOSEPH T. ROUNDP3EE dec
YaEuO City, Nov. lS4I 49,
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Vance & Wood 2
Persons calling for the above lettres, viii
please say they are "Gdvertised."
r. EATON KEYS, P. n.
Yazoo City, Oct. Is, l64l. Aft
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THOS. RULE,
NJ D COON

Yazoo civ. Sent 30. l94l l2-t
~ The Business will be continued at
the Srme Stand by N P COOK, who feels
grateful for The past patronage Of his friends
and the public generally: solicts contnu-
alton uf the same. and trusts nv attention to
sbusiness to merit it. He is Diet rmined to
ell Low for CASH and CASH ONLY.
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The state of Mississippi,l PROBATE COURT
YAZoo COUNTY. { Sept. Term I84I
NOWARD EXUM, Administrator of The
AA Estate Of James ]. Slaytor, decd, nav
ing bv petition fled, represented to the
court that it would be for the interest of the
heirs of said deceased, to sell the following
described lands, Of which the SAID deceased
died seized aud possessed, for the purpose
Of distribution, viz: The west half of the
northwest quarter and west half of south
west quarter Of Section l3, Township IL,
Range 2, East, and south half of northeast
half of northwest quarter of same Section
and Township, all lying and being in the
county Of YazoO and State of Mississippi.
and Augustus Slaytor and Emeine Slaytor
who are the legal heirs Of said decd reside
in the State of Alabama and therefore out
Of the jurisdiction GS this court SO that cita-
ton cannot he served on them
1t is therefore ordered by the court, that
all persons interested in the above descrih.
ed property be and personally appear before
IA Probate court to be holden in and for the
county of YazOo at the court house Thereof
in the town of Benton, on the fourth Monda,
in December next, then and there to sheV
cause if any they can why the prayer Of tht
petitioner should not be granted.
1t is further ordered, that a copy of th
decree be given six weekly publications il
3 the Yazoo City Wing and Lexington Union
Attest, GEO, CROCKETT, clerk.
Oct %, lS4I Pr fee $I5l I5-6t
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NOTICE.

EWN partnership heretofore existing nn-s
Il i the name Of RULE & COOK has this
dav been dissolved by mutual consent. N P
cook 5 alone authorised to settle the bus
ness of the concern; and for that purpose is
alone authorised to use the name of the
firm All persons indebted TO The firm will
please come forward and settle their ac-
counts, as longer Indulgence cannot be Civ.
en- Those holding claims against the firm,
will present them to N P cook for settle
ment,
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CH4NCERY NOTICE.

Superior Court Of ChGncery, I Aug. Rules,
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. I84l.
The President Directors and company of
Planters Bank of the State of Mississippi,
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Simon Hageman ct al.

Simon Hageman ct al.
Upon opening the matters of this Bill,and
u it appearing that the defendants Mary
Bishop & Mary Hageman are not inhabitants
this State. but reside beyond the limits of
thereof, so that the ordinary process Of this
Court cannot be executed on them,--It is
therefore ordered, that unless they be and
appear before the Chancellor at the Court
Room in Jackson, on the first Monday in
January next, and plead, answer or demur
TO said Bill, the several allegations thereof
will be taken for confessed as to them. and
such order and decree made therein as the
Chancellor may deem equitable and just.
And it is further ordered, that a copy of
this order be inserted in the "Yazoo City
Wing" once a week for two months success
sIvely.
Test, R. l.. DIXON, CPk.
By VIM. Il. Fountain, d. G..
James r. Clark, p. Q.
Oct. %, IS4l. pr fee Sl5) 1896.
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at YazOu
10 City, Miss. October LIST, 1s4l:
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WHO MEErlNe IN sMlrnr,ELp.


Alta Precinct Meeting Of the wings Of Smith.
Geld. convened agreesbiy TO sppoinimeui. on
Saturday, March 6,h. held a. Mr.. Smiths Hotel
the same uss organised BY calling WILLIAM
Gaasruax, Esq. 10 the Chair. and appointias
w. o. MAcocoHrRr. ~ Secretary.
The object OF the Meeting vas briefly ex.
planned BY Capt, J. r. Smith--rhat Of appoint.
ing eve Delegates from this Precinct 70 meet Ia
Convention n The coari-iieuse on Monday, ls,h
March, for the purpose Of meeting Delegates
from The other Prreineis Of the County. to no
inmate tvo suitable Wing candidates to repre-
sent rs IN the nex, LegisIsture. 4a-''~--.
The following gentlemen were appointed. ic
vita william q. Hardssiy, William Anap
Aathopy Kennedy. John Smith and Josept
A. Crsighill. Three AIiernaies were also ap-
pointed, to within. Helm. Thomas II. willis
and w. o Mscsuehtry.
II was moved and seconded. That he proceed
ings Of this meeting be published in the "Fre'
Press"
On molten, the meeting sdlourned nina dis-
VIM. GRANTBAM, CA's.
w. o. hAcoroHTRY, Seerrisry.
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MIDNIGHT JUDGES.

Il appears that, after the Senate. by an
uaexampled msjosity. had passed bill
abolishiog the circuit which the late JUS
tice Barbour vas attached 10, and whilst
that bill Vas pending before the House Of
Representatives. majority OF the Senate
took up the nomination Of Mr. Daniel, ~ .
Judge Of the Supreme Court Of the United
States. on Tuesday night. u 1as in vain
that the Whigs protested agains, filing an
Office, which had been suspended 80 far as
the Senate could act; il vas In vain that
they pleaded for time. by laying the nomi-
nation upon the table, OF referring II, until
il was known whether the House would
rereieel og agree TO the bill Of the Senate.
All postponement was refused. and. about
l2o'elock at night. after all the Wings
but one had retired, The nomination Of
Mr.. Daniel vas confirmed by . small ma
ioTity, several Of has own political friends
voting against him. The naminiion el
Mr.. ]. Y. Mason to the Office Of District
Judge Of Virgins. which had been filed
by Mr. Dssiel vas also con6Fmed.
The Public cannot fail to contrast The
conduct Of the party, foFinnslely nov no
longsr dominant, When Mr. Adams Va,
going out Of power. With chat il 10 uhen
Mr.. Vaa BGrsn - retiring. Then the
nominalion Of Mr.. CrittendeD, whose
great merits ere nov 20 generally teeog-
nized, ior seat on the beach Of the So.
! pfeme Court. was laid on the table,
Nov that Of Mr.. Daniel is refused TO be
laid on the table. taken up BY the very
Senate which bad passed bill dispensing
with Il. snd the nominatioa is confirmed
whilst that bill was actually .psndiag be.
fore The House Of Representatives,. True
70 the spoils principle IN the las, nomenti
Of their expiring power, 3 gentleman,
who bad signliEsd himself - : psTtisaa in
an inferior judicial station. is elevated "a
the exalted Office Of 9 Judge Of The So.
pFems Court Of the Uaiied States.
Jfssieaal lnisgiigssez.
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MRS. T1Aw1N'S
GEMgSaARY.


YNVHE sasuiaE tern o. 90. tasthusIos . i:
- eennenee on MONDAY, a2s ixsrAxr.
Mrs. Y. grateful Cor The patronage hnhsr 20
sHorded this fnstitutioo. ss.9rss her fri<ods 81
patrons that 90 s1psnse or attentioa shalt be-
spared 10 render Il worthy Of their eoa,,nu "a
and increased patronage
several vsiusbis AAAitscns hsve been up,Ssto
the school arPafstus. fes iiisslrstiBg The .eisp-
zee. especially HAT ef "a sxcsiisrt Elss,rSssi
Msshise, Ar fsnp. add other Chemical aud
Philosophical APPsrstss
Pupiis may sntcr % say time during the Sss-
sion--bai IN ell eases d b sdssatsgeess 10 thea,
to eater ~ tbs commencement No eetsetioa
for absence except for iiiaess.
rrRns- .gsa SESSION Or FIVE MONTHS,
BOARD, ieciedipg yssbisg. siS 90
FOR all the brssehss % an Ensii-b Edses-
ton, iacludiaE critical kno~Isdgs OF
the Eaglish language. fssnsaship,
AsstaI ssd prsstsssi AEithssstis, His-
tory. and oeosrsphy. vita ne ne Of
the Globes and ths hslbsnsticsf pro-
jeeticn of Maps; Nstsrsi Scissee.
comprising Missrsiosy. Botany, and
Zoology. Natural Philosophy and Che
The Freech language. 500
Music, By Mr.. Gosrtx. per quarts~, ~ so
0rssneatsi Braashss, such - Drswiag
end Printing. Memo Tin,iag. orisn,si
Tiating, Eeoey end Chinsss WORK.
Shell work, Wsx Tosk in FloSers,
siso in Figures aad F-Gt. each. $ 90
Irons afisruoea Of each week |, devoted
TO ospsmsnial Nssdls-wesk or various kinds.
for which ,hses d no extra ehargs-
TAnpie accommodated, are made
for the reception Of an additional number
Of Soarders.
ChSsissto~a. Feb. Is, ie4t --3a
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LAND FOR RRNT.


EDURSUANr 70 decree or the Circuit SUI
- Perior Court Of Lac aud Chaneery. Of
jefferson county. 10 TIE esuses therein pending,
In which John y. HanIramek, &e., ara Plain
tifs, and John Briseoe's Administrator aHd heirs
ere Dofsodanis, pronounced on ths Goth day Of
November, 1880, the subscriber, therein ap-
poinisd cOmmisSioaer for that purpose, will
0aBX 20 the highest bidder. en- the pre- misses,
~ Ala efthis as.iA. JsscA,) NJ ~ s'eIssA ~
TAe Reef Estate
OF said yohA BFiseos, deed. In JelIerson county,
except 80 much thereof - hss been allotted 70
Mru. Sarah ID. Briaeoe As her dover, for The pc
riod Of two years from The BET day OF April
Rsxt--ressFTing 10 the present tenant Ihs pTivi-
legs OF cutting sad carrying away the snsl
g sia crop nos IN the grouRd. Ths nsxt tenant
will b allowed 20 Gov . small grain crop h
The fall Of 1912. on . suilabls proportion 81 III
cleared land.
This being The we'll kaowH "Pied0ons' isae
OF land. near ChsFlestow IN. Il " set thoughl 10
esssary 70 give more particular dssesiplioa.
e Bo1ds With security will be requires
from Tie tseaRt.
EDwARD E. COOKE, cs~mS
March II, ls4t-sL
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THE MARKETS.

o6es sFiAs BsilinSrs .anriess. TAssdsy. .Mareh Q.
CArTLE.-ws quote The range Of prices
paid to-day ~ 10 % per 100 lbs- for good
70 strictly prime qaslity. Live negs are n fsil
10 6S,75.
RLOUR.--There hasbesn better demand for
Howard Street Flour to-day than nt the close OF
last wesk, but without any improvement 10 price.
We note sales Of some parcels Of good common
brands al 1t,35. The wagon price is ~ ,l2i.--
No transactions In City MiiIs Flour.
GRAIN.--we quote prime red wheais at %
eents. Sales Of Maryland white Corn Of 30 q
30 cents. and we quote yellow al 20 IL csnis
Md. Oats At 81 cents.
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PUBIC SALE.

/" ILL be sold. .. Wsd.sstsy. 3tfh If IdsreA.
w on the farm formerly rented OF william
Z. Warrington, oas mile North Of Cameron
Depot.
an the Stock aud Faryning Implements
used on said farm. consisting is part. Of
Work Horses and Colts;
Several fresh Mich Coscs, and Cdives,
aud other Cattle;
60 Sheep, and so Hogs;
Wagons, Pioughs, Harrotcs, &c., Sc
TERMs.-Nins months credit will be gives
on al sums Of Eve dollars. end upwards. the
purchaser giving bond and security. All SUM
undeF IS, cash. WILLIAM MOORE,
GEORGE D. WILTSHIRE
March II, iell.
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maRREED.

10 FloydsbuFg, Kentucky. on The asa Of Feb
ruary last, by the Rev Mr.. -, Mr. SAMUEL II
cRust, formerly Of this town. 70 Miss MarILDA
CRow. Of the ffst named place.
On the 2ist uk. BY The Rev. N. J. B. Nor
gan, MT. ALvABD HrrE, 20 Miss EMILY JANE
SaEwBEDaE. all Of HsTpers-Fsrty.
Al Rose Hill. on the 9Th alt., BY the Rev. Tn.
Beck. Dr.. GusTayEs A. WILLIAbss. late sssis,anl
surgeon u 8. A. 70 Miss MARY r. BLaEEHoRE.
daughter Of George n. BiakeRore, Of Warren
county.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
KDD SNl1iHo

TOD SNGlEo
II HAVE concluded 10 sell my TAVERN
~ HOUSE i0 the town OF HsrPsrs-Ferry,
Virginia, situated immediately on the Msin
street, opposite the u. s. Arsenal. Il Is well
sdaptsd 10 the purposes OF Hotel.
The HOUSE is three stories IA
high, with q eommodious two sto- TEElm
~ BACK BUILDING, end four kkEk
EASEMENT STOKES under the
whole, and contains twenty Rooms.
O 7As tsTsis Of sale riu $1,000 dollars on
the day Of saIs--t7o0 on the hrst day Of Mag.
ard the balance will be made easy to the Pur-
ehsser.
bCPTbs sale will take place In front OF The
premises. on Ssfus deg, the 30 deg 81 Ap,u n,rt.
This property IL nov under an annual rent
OF 5000, and Il insured for an uhexpired tern
OF steven monthA
A further OF more minute description Of
this property 10 deemed unnecessary. IS those
disposed 10 make an Investment will frat exam
Inc the premises for themselves.
JOHN @. WILSON.
HarPsrS-Ferry, March II. lstl--ts.
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WING MEETING Ar HAapERs-FERRY

Ats Meeting Of the wings OF The Harpers-
Ferry Precinct. held on Monday, 9th last, for
The purpose Of appointing Delegates. 10 meet
Delegates from The other PTeeineis in the eDunty.
70 assemble in ChsIlssiovn ~ March Court.
With the view Of DOMINATING tgo suitable per-
sons to be supported by the whig party Of JEFF
fenou as Representatives in the next legislature
Of Vuginia-0n motion, JAMES BRowN was
called to the Chair, aud JosEPH Smith appointed
Secretary.
The meeting being organized, the following
gentlemen were selected for the purpose sPeci-
brose Co.'S. John s. Hauekensniih, and e.
mund Chambers.
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urAnong Inc grssifying accidents Of Iaan-
gusAlioa Day, wss de asssmb:sss Of some Of
the satviyias CHEERS anassldiefs 81 The late var.
vho wsIs placed Immediately IN frOnt Of the
PFesideas u ths psoessssoa. and sosdastsd BY
Gen Leslie conbs. q KsaFachy, in ne Coz
lams Of Ksalscty vplunlssr. ard sueA 4 one
a. Gen. Harrison himsslf ssssrAliy wosr sbile
Commanding oa tie Northwestern fronHsr.
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The eonssefaiioa 81 Ne Rev. pf. EL-
uo1r, e. Bishop q Ne Protestant Episeo-
pai Chursh 90 ihs @iecess ~ CeefEia.
took pl8rs A sassnesh 81 lhn a8lh ~.
Thars were pItssai I.ishop Iyes. 81 sfoliA
Clafaina. Bishoe GkpspaE, 81 Scotia Co
rslIaa. sn5 hisbe7 NnAo, e virRiais, b.
siaes ihs rsetafs 81 maay 1itisoi ebegch.
e. The cffisaian saFssa ess pgtschsd
81 Biskop HeAs. q Viigi1it
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RNfR Nfe3Y9Pa

.WXZE viii r~st ose HUCSE snd LOT }.
Wv tsstb esiisaf. ffem ne isi Of Aprll
uexi. The boudsng = 81 St,ns-2 A
siofiss kiEh--efh knctra - the IT,
bsssuts 81 story, Thsrs "a Feoa wab ~.
. Of then with Gre places The second floor
and t~o garrett reoma. Op The Grsi esor % sssd
snildsng y also good-sirsd sT0kg ROOM,
and N the bsseneni story Cellar phirh eoss
With the Store. GA The lot h si.o rood Nesl
hcs-e. The lot h snsii. bat very psodaetive.
tbs property - sitostsd nesr 10 the q. 8 Nj.
fs Fsetory, and y yell esieaisted ts sait two
families. and uerehsaL u IL q ds.irsbls
stand for mercantile business. ~ IL has beer
occupied In that way for several yssn past -
o. ~iis be reRted 20 ose OF noss Ps rsons A. a.a
bsss seIt w. b =. 3. ANDERSON.
iIsrpersFsrry. March 4. isit
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eyLIi viil s. sea, b references % ear eorYes-
pasdsnss lsesr. lAsi WIluan 3. AncHEa, q
souad ast sisiiinE Repubiioaa. Us elected "a
The "a inslaAt ssaaior 81 ne Unllsd STATE,
.ffpm ,hs 8sais q visgiais. foF sis years from
ne 90 q Msrrh, 70 sessssd ~. Roass, who's
l.la 80 sssllad.
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Notwishsiabding The crowds which
thFooged Ell the lines Of conveyance TO
Washingtou. aad Notwithstanding the ex-
lFsoraiasry muliiiudes q ell sges esd
sexes which were assembled there on The
Ath, We ere happy 70 ssy that no seeidsnl
occurred either Ia shsl city OF elssv hare.
IBsH .aasrisss-
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QJA Wig Ediiefial plrzsg ioek p,s<a lp
"s,aiasioa o. ne 50 issiaaL Thiry-ssrea
esHuensa s4i doua. ~ eeaisn - ~ Ne.
i'oaai isieilEsacsf presite4 "a fhe bsaS 81 ~
,asie Gel. s,oas 81 De Nee regs connefcial
AaFsfi.ssf eceppisd ~ fees 81 ~ atls. = m
ifn'i q feargs 80 ~ aqv a soein fsnoses.
ANa sPeeea, seaiisaeni, SO $50. malaeai
eena, aad eolalag ioe, tsfoIs 4 aseas.6a.
eop'f b mads, aad. h ~ sns. shs assi nsri.
ias sss q psiafsi e. - afus assn.e ~ -.
pltassaL
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U. g. sENATE-ExraA SE.nos The new
Senate eoavened on Thsrsday. The Vice Pre-
sideat. on taking the Chair, delivered neat aud
appropriate address, which viii be found in q
mother column.
Mr.. Mangsn submitted the following resOlu-
ton which he asked should be laid on the table
until to-morowi
% Received, That Blair & Rives be dismissed
as Printers 20 the Senate for the 9Th Congress"
On Friday, on motion Of Mr.. Masgum, the
Senate proceeded % consider The resolution sab
mited The day before, in Tslasioa to the Printer 10
the Senate, Il was dssermined BY yeas and nays,
a. fellovs--yeas -. nays a.
The resolution being thus brought under cor
Siderasioa, q debate arose upon IT, which had
not eoseladed. vhen eonadeptial message BE-
ing rsesiSsd from the Presidsat Of he Uailed
States, the Seaaie wsui into Excessive Session.
and 90 eosiinusd siiiins with elssed doors nntl
the usual hour Of Adioomment.
On Saturday. the resolution subnii,ed f0V dis
mississ Blair q Rives - Printers to The Senate,
vas anaounssd a. The BaEnishsd business- bot
Mr.. Clay Of Ksnsucky expressed hope that
the Senate woald. wiih a. little delay Is possible,
act on the nOninaiioss presented BY The Presi-
dent. and he movsd to 80 into Executive Ses-
sio0. which vas agreed 10.
On Moaday the Senate preeseded TO ballet for
Representatives, aud DoOrkesper, whsn there
were fOriy-six ballots thrOVR-Reeesssry to a
choices ~. For Edward Dyer a6-FSF Robert
Beaile 20. Mr. Dyer having been declared ds-
~ elected, was sworn IN. and entered upon the
duties Of bis Office
Nj. nanga@ thsa moved 70 take Up his TesO-
lulion il regard 70 Blair 4 Rives--npos which
debate Of more lhan usual animation easasd
aad eouIinusd unsil the boar Of saiounmenL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11

TnPEAcHMENT OF Gov. PoRTER.-It
is sisisd 10 the MinsrI Journal. that M.
mero0s petitions ere in circulation, IN va
Tious pssss Of PsnnsylvsDis, askiag the
House Of Representatives 70 prefer arsi-
eles Of impeachment sgaiasi Governor
Porter. foE bic outrageous and dangerous
ssrsich Of power. 10 pardoning hIs paFii-
zsn editors. Tor gross libel, bsfors friaii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11

A walking cane. made Of part Of the
eoseh Of Gen. Wssbisgion. richly MONT.
ed. and bearing IN appropriate inscrip.
lion, vas presented on Wednesdny LAST 10
Gen. Harrison, by Mf. Cuslla, Of Airing
Ton, in behalf 81 the Rigbs Rev. Bishop
Msada end Wm. STROLLER Joass. ESQ. 81
Frederick eouuty, VIVID. tai.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11

Apons Ne ineldsaa lslspsiss 70 Ne dsy e
he isanssAsien. Ne naar sish p,eassse. tsous
he f<siisss whisA isdsssA I. ~ k,ri'svssrs
Mr.. haze Sssscn. a sntsfpnsiE9 FAR
msr Of Springfield. 9elxrsre eossiy. Pa.
on the morniog Of sbs day. prssesird 70
the General. a1sfatlsd cali" most nssily
Creased BY his own hsnds II his rssidenee
aud which ne brought 10 this city. vel
preserved. boxed upin ics. TIE isissl
wss one Of the fssst Of its kind. u ws,
i've nonihs cid, and vel yhsd 55tIbs [ ID.
Facts Before Atsxsnf.--Under the
head Of A NATIONAL BANK. . writer In
the Ms5isenisn sage I'VE bod Nation
al Bank. and II did yell We have tried
again 20 do without one. and We have
done badly. A statement known 70 b
true requirs no proof. These facts are
very prominent 10 our history. very ius.
porisst. and very instsac.ive. They need
no comment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-03-11
WANTED.

a B0Y from II to i6yssrs Of age, OF steady
IA end moral habits, and Industrious and
careful disposition, who csa vrits iegihis
hsnd--to eccnPy situation 10 Drug and hedi-
cal Store To one Who can coma poasessed Of
the ab3vs qualifications. . aesirsble situation
will be given JOHN J. II. sTRAITH.
Chsrlsttowa. Msreh 10, 1871.