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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12

u s t.Aucfs.
IfoR ENT.-Tne lower tenement orthe uev, ouIII.
5a, one a5Sys Me.. weI Ra5 u; Hn G nsH SoGs
= wei calculated f'r wholesale csabHshmen being
Hcry Gig .y sitci AMI very spacious will be ftte1
W to nuthc convenience Of the tenant
f. q vANLEW SMITH & co.
FOR RENT,
Neat AMI comfortable room in rear Of our sfore-r,.
le4 l3l1 lTABa GILES.
FOR RENT,
The DSciiine House over tie suhsrrb.r's store
ff5sA suitable or finily Offices. Possession s,en
Eis.H Immediately II required or - Is, Isl Z AgTiI
HOUSES FOR RENT.
l-rA :, me subscribers have for rent, the following
HSsM III House and 10, on u street. near the C.p
90 -" present occupied by Z " Tabb, Esq
TIC , loosc AMI 10, Teeeny occupied by Dr Empc,
one Iencmsui Oh Governor street. suitable Tor Store
ind small family. Price s2,9.
The Work shop ant Lumber Yard, near The Museum,
TIC reneneri ~ Cary street nc,r hc ral HOUSE. late
The Houac and lot on I street iust rio,e The Third
h1pst Church, NJ present orcupcI bv Rich'd IIL il
Possession gwen in a fcy. LAYS. Apply 70
NH 4 6scr re Enquirer oGic
FOR RENT,
Groccfy store on n street. shockAe lin An
Essh DAuNEy GcAuTHoRN
a. The Dwelling House. recently occupied bv Mr.
flttA Davis Branch, on street, between -tb and
ktnfM tiN, duItn Tobacco F1r'rrv recently ocrunef
y NJ james Thomas ir, % the Nortii eastern
corner o. pani lih streets Pgsscss1n can be hat %
'iss7a -" ANDERSON a CO.
FOtN HENT.
- The sore House recently occupied by W..
(t4A ali, winston, Pollard a Co. situated on T. or
HssH Main street which is Of the most desirable
--1-s Stands or husnessi u the eligible hcusc benr
hlEc ani foony, With good Dry cellar, having = three
story lumber hlu'c ant other cotvenicnccs atilehcd-
ncf@ wou.i DO Wei to make early application. should a
srsf rate sand be wanted '
A.o' The large anl convenient u1ns, situated on lt,b
stcci recently occupied ne the r-nrcnrary store dc
nUCc oi witch VIII De- moderate. Arrirafious nav be-
iiAic io ehhcf 81 thc undcrsigur.i.
WV T. " roll NRp.
fcl n rt,,,rr
FOR RENr.
IA Tie store 81 present occupied Nv The sltscr. /
GS~A brrs. Possession given i.l.lc lltc'v.
Ls.q NH m '''Nl 60
- Tfc Housc Il fhc uVLcr cu.i q. g street,, newt /
"a shove tIe residence " Urrb Wait Esq. Pos |
lisia SESSION give" immediately. Apgy g
ici5u orM.m' Once.
FON RENT.
Tic pwculng H,usc over TIC suhacriber's !
"A soic. suisbic for private fatutv or for oaiees
kisth rosse s'iou gwen Immediately.
r oLDHWoNzEs-A SUPPLY Of the above or .ale
r. ENTLEMrN's VERY CHEAP ROOTs
hnc assortment 80 cheap pefecd aud scWrd Boot
~ Genutu icu, may lie had Of
% BURLINGTON 60.
wh AinsiJn House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12

~ 90 Cj 4 ~ 81 Is 81 y III.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12
FOR NEW YORK,

SSN The regular packet schr LEONT1NE Knapr.
skSkb masier, having part Of her freight engare m
- will load with all dispatch. For BALANCE III frsgIt
% pisssEe, having good accommodations appy Il, nv.
master ON board At LudlIm's wharf or 10 ~ ~ "
mhR WIN ROWIFTT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12

CUPERIOR LEATHER THAVEJIINa
- TRUNKS, CHEiP-Wc have = cool sf,,st 81
superior andlpw priced Leather Travelling Iruntr wblci
viii he sold ohcsp, Tor CASH.
u BURLINGTON a CO.
ne = Mansion House
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12

pa~lnz Of LecsbuTx Lottery. Class 10:
% - - "a ~ a. "a IS a. 81 10 . ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12
~ the United states Court i1r The i,scin D-frrI Of Va
,,,,.,,, lgl. March ~, iel2:

Aims, March TO- i.i2.
WILLIAM v SAUNDERS, Of tie Town Of Tvrr tr,ury.
w haviug filed petition, PRAYING tNtt ho may Ice IL
cated bankrupt II s ordered, that aH persons aiming
~ &c. creditors NJ INC said william T. Saunders elbow 70
% Tie court the lli day II May nCs WHY the ssi
William LSlundcrs bc not declared bsnkrupf pursii,nf
90 The ~ ronrrcaF IN tlt behalf aud HAT c1ps ~
ns order be published IN the newspapers according a.
the 21i aud 2tfh rules ~ cnuti.
Copy foHc,
mh l2-w5w HENRY GIBSON CIR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12
FOR NEW YORK

In ihe regular packet schr TUSCARORA Cant
s&ZSe Smack now ready, will have Dispatch For heigI
- or ass1-e, apply on board, At Iudlam's UhafL or
70 iuh JAMES FISHER q SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12


TUE subscribers have llf sale brco kinds u Magnetic
u Ehor-No. or consumption, Which cSccis an, AMI
every sind Ut contumpve INC lcInc That has beer
discovcfcd Try o. ADD YOU will Gni q no humbur n Is
sure cure iu fhc rircc first stages.
Magnetic Ehcr No2 Nr Nervous diseases. which the
racus will fnd On help them 20 hours auda sure crf
in short ume. has never fci Doe The most dangctou.
cases
Magnetic Ether No far Liver and scrofulous diseases
\ book treaties ~ various diseases accompany each
fcssec. pcrusal viii satisfy any purchaser that thcy
pusscss prophecies udcpcuc anil superior o. any Other
compound Try tcm We not afraid - have the mi
eFcd 10y The best phys-ians VI The lay. No qrackcry
ahnuith Magnetic Remedies
Mclca Societies are invited 70 test and condemn thcn
publicly " they not What they recommended 10
De. III EusrACE a SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12
-wiw 4, a. CowDRRY. CPk.

ginil, A. Noroik Sth March, 1912.
- lCHARD A. WORRELi. OF the Borough Of Norfolk.
IL having filed petition, pr,ying that lac nav be- dcclar
Ella BANKRUPT u Is ordered, thai all persons claiming 10
be creditors Of the said Richard Worren show cause
Co the Court the list day OF May Term next why the
tsid Richard WOrcll should not 10 declared bankrupt
pursuant 10 ~" tot Congress thar behalf aud th,
copy Of this order be published la the newsrapers ac
eording 10 the p and 2ih Rules OF Court.
Capy-Tcste,
mr. ~ w5S A COwDERY, ok.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12
ID. NJ. HOYT & COS

II v
OFElCE. RICHMOND. VA.
There Ba TICKET at BoyTs Lucky Court"
which, soos rEcURED, leads FORTUNE.
Drawing 81 Va. wellsbnrg Lottery, No
~ 90 Cj ~ 81 Is 81 - III.
DTa~lnz Of Lec6burx Lottery ClasaiO:
% - - % ~ - "a rs a. 81 10 . a.
bn~,nE ~ Va. Mononrslia Lottery, No ~, Extra:
~ y u ~ &c o 81 70 - ~ 1 81 Al.
Drawing Of V, Mpnongilia Lottery. No -
49, - 40 u % q ~ - III ~ e. ~ ~ 81 ia
Whole ticket NosG % c. csptain the above sent out
nriow our friends will hnd sketch Of tlle most prom
nvn schemes To be drawn IN March lsi2-we ask their
particular notice Of them.
va Wenahuis Lottery, Class B-To lie raxn March
idt, iSit Grand Sch"me-i Prize al s2J 90 lUen 10 oi
."' l'ol ~. etc. 1ckeia SO-shsres Ia proportion Vi
a certificate Of package of p whole tickets in tls
above, Will bc sent for syi-shsIcs Ia proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12

There B a TICKET Boyts Lucky Court"
which, soos rIcuREp. leads on Co FORTUNE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12
FOR BALTIMORE,

fTE TIE schr ROBERT ARMSTRONG. C,p,,n
no Tnvers, having part Of her Cargo engaged vii
49, sail GA Monday. For freight of the taanrc Az
Ply 10 JAMES FISHER A son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12
IN lhe uniIca ..e. conrt he Easlen pI.!Iet oI W.

GINA at Norfolk, 81 March. 1872:
IpSEFH CANNON OF the borough OF Norfolk, having
hlcd petition, praying ha he may be declared Ban
rOpt, u ordered. That all claiming Co be rrc
the said iosepht annon show the Court ON
the hrst Jay oiMay Term next why tie said Joseph Can
non should not bc dechTei bankrupt pursuant 10 the
act OF Conri that bcal aud thai copy Of ts
Toe pnblshedin the newspapers, according h the cd au
9Th Rules of Court a Copy-Tcsir.
marl2-w,iw A. A. COWDFRN. Cpk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12
E0p PHI AnE1 nrI1.


ESN he regular packet sehI HARRIET Hand, mas.
49, Iet now Tea'iy 10 load Apply bosn Al Leser
- =. "'-'' 10 FISHER 4 son, on
ulI ~ MN ROWITTT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12

tTr sail posihrsfv ~ ne -5fa M1rcAl
FEFS The regular packet brig CREOLE, Robert IN.
sikIH master, having part n her engaged will
~ certainly stl che 26h For freight OF pas-
sage, Apply o. I've C1ptaiu hnsri, a Ludafn's wharf ~
iUuLAM a. McRAE,
TYLER 4 TAYLOR or A.,
mh DAVID CVRRIE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12

TUE taruuc Robert Mous will leave bermuda HIg-
drc,la .u Few days ior New Orleans. She can sss
ome ircehf having potion already, " Application ia
male q once Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12
FOR BOsTON.

bE Tie packet schr MARION, HEgins MASTER
2Rkb will sail on Monday the 7h instant Two OF thrr
ow. Apply on board, orto ''
Lnl1 FOCg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12
MANIFOLD LErTRR WRITER

-. .'Nt'lf 'isb LII 4 Ell VIII En-
Nv This truly greti Invention, letter and duplicate ran
- De- written in operation win more ease sn gretf.
20 hcly han single letter sth 1n Ordinary pen an,i
lN. To me mercantile professional 4nduavciing rart
M iho community, ~ is OF infuue value for s simplicity
~. ,apieh in operation, tnd portability boz Construction
large supply nf me shove article, with AMI sluut
cases iust received anil or sale ow prices o. suit the
mes, 81 tie new Stationary store, Main q net or D.,
J hvsus' China Store. Al LYONS
3
'I'uOMAsTON LINED casks Tine on boari
Il e. Dc Ino spoh,ri, 81 Lcstcr's wharf or sale ow.
mls JAMES FISHER A SON
IrANILY AND ENTHA FLOUR
ltp bts su. etor Family Flour, North Milton Nils
~ ~ curs superhnc Do DO 10 90 in
sfnrc. for tlc low.
mb7 WILKINS HAxALL.
ADY's HOOK March Ne received by
~ 1h SMITH, DRtNKER 4 NORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12
{, E ;SE,s,'IEs nn,ANDsomg a FAsu-

~ lONAHbH SIOEs-Af1ds ~ BIfs and
ohrs We have w store very nnc asa Ttnrnt Of Gen
uenrHa hh"'ht uiuc " hcl aud uthoTa which We Will
eeU low u WILMINGTON A. co
NH Mansion Home
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12

DnwIns DIVA Msnongalia Lottery. No -
- - Il ~ n - a N II n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12
BY LANCASTER, DENBY & co.
BY DABNEY 4 CAUTHoRN,

We viii sell This morning In font OF our Auton s,rs
commencing al O'Clock, general assortment Of Groce
ALSO,
. OF good saddle and harness Horses, a single Gig
tt OF ncw ulno~s ray licenses extending TO Isl July
NEXT, and suudry other ,r'icies 10y
uai ~ DABNEy& CAUTUoRS Anc,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12

Ia the Uncd States Court for the Eastern District ofvr.
GINA AZ Norfolk, 3ri March, 1872:
AMES WAT'rERS, OF the Borough Of Norfolk, having
81 he petition praying that hc may be declared Bank.
rlL u soTdeIcd, That oil pcTsons claiming 10 hc crc-
tore Of the said James Walters show 10 the Cou on
the hrsi day May Term why the said James Water,
should not be declared bankrupt Pursuant act of
Congress IN that BEHALF aud ta copy OF This order be
published In TIE newspapers according the d aud lti
Rules of Court. A Copy-Tcstc
mar l2-w5w A. A. COWDEEV C.tL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12

Gays resolutions.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12

SEGARs, SCARS
~ >1lun Havana aud American Segars
-, OPnncpe do
500 genuine Cabanais do
$1,000 Regala do
We oher the abnye SegaTs NJ reduced nrire =, -
10 render sales bafsa may be had by early spnlr,
W." q" linl y WILLIAMS a. HANAiI
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09
fFrom the New YorE AurOra.l
THE CONDITION OF THE coUNTR4

Weare no alarnist. edo not believe, with
Mr., Calhoun, that great crisis is approachinR''
every time eur infant Democracy turns over in he
cradle, Or kicks Of the blaiszet, IN bic dream -
nor 90 We admit, with Mt Gays that : we nTe IN.
the midst OF aTevOlulion,s when things don't 90
exactly right to suit Vs. The present condition Of
.fhin9s however, Is indicated By the vote in the
House Of Representatives. Mr., FilImOre's Tariff
Bill psrse, without GhR distribution clause, ie alaPm-
inc enough. and threatens us with long pr0tracted
and serious commeTcial and financial smba4rass-
ments. The Treasury i empty our credit zone,
and our countFY ia debt. This n0lhinr. Our
resources from q nod erafeta r q III the sales ~
public lands, would be amply sufficient 70 Dav oII
80 orr debts and leave splendid surplus 81; the
Treasury tor al posi- bl O. ina unable purposes
ice from making these means aVaila ble{ and we
are now seriously hreataned with suspension ol
ne 9ovefnmenl iCant Qf 91ealls!
we BEE taas some presses ~ all the blame Of
thls matter upon TIE ma ofity 80 Congress- This
Is evidently untelf. he Vota On ~. lmoreas
bill oeiors ell.leed Co shows plainly enough that
q high tariff bill canR0t be passed s. IN Dreeent
Com IS pnieln sl tie xauhe tine ibe 6uesliensof
the public lands is.peEmanentIy asttled. and he
regular station Of the funds arieine fheFe-
tToIns provided toF. There can Be 10 mistaks in
this. neke PES as some coniends q majority IN
congress who ere g aavqI q q high saTi and yer
opposed 70 the distribution Phv did rev mi
slnh lofWaEd end show lhemsslv ss in 1his frvinr
emsff entg =
he truth issimpl this@-thal, notu ithstandfnp
allthaa has boon eald 70 the contr.rt. ~ ~
cue ioue q srid and distribulioh re most mi
malely associalnl, end must b both sstllsd at lie
same tinle Otherwise, who TT detarraira l,o,..
much revenue i s necessary q 49,. 81 = =
els ont the Iand fund and pag the exDeneaS =
sevgrhnleukt One year We may have s. ~
milions from the latter source. nd q s re- sss
hfee Now, how n a tar "a So Il n 4,
lea 5ssooth, you blis s. ~ IS ~ 1000.
upon nn che ihitleen funded ans imnerges
INTO sse Salsea nis tpprehend.
1Qle &c EelkAet f.eitl nek .saslble. There isn
mistake boal vexcd questions d
.as Nels lsa Is alsposed g, we can ne.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09

The Madisonian says the Clay Whigs are
trylng : 20 eRtice Mr.. yleE out of the Qhiq
ranks" Yes the enlicsment will.be very
much Ike that Of the fellow whoeai3 he vas
entlced out OF the barn. Enticed did You
say said the lawyer who was taxing eVi-
denee IN the case. Yes, fTst he enKis "a ne
into the baFn-yard.' tWhere then = VIZ
then he enticed me over the fence. into tISe
other yard What nexfea tWhv. then Is
enticed me over anothor fence into the lane. ,
What did he entiee yon Whit why. he
took Pitchfork, and putting il into ny trogv-
seEloons, enticed me all the Ray--Tight over
John Tylef's enticement ont of The ranks 81
the wing party viii Be- something after gha
same fashion.-B osi0R Daily .americau.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09

Fall. the season % feyess and d agues ID
with usoAce again, This Il the season Of
blanket coats and shirt sleeVes-of Gre afi
morn and iee.al nOor--of cotton picking and
logging lazy negrOes of good roads and
driving oxen-of baling and storing cotton
--Of laying in flesh supplies Of winter goods
and selling Of, at less than cost the Eemtin-
der of the summer stock -of making plans
for making money-Of repivals and camp
meerings-of Gains and storms-of clouds
and sunshine-ofs holding courts and elec-l
LiOns--Of hurricanes and shipwTecks-of
marriages and births-of sickness and Of
death-and last, though not least--of the
poor printer having a wihter's business 70
look forward tolwithout money.
Fall with ell its faults is bsautiful. Look
out upon she trees. What q varied foliage
grsets the eye. The red, green, purple and
yellow leaves blended harmOnionsly tOeetl,
or, form such picture as painters pencil can
not trace. Now, mot breath Of air siirs
even the usually trembling aspen, and the
tall cedar's top is stationary a. the summit Of
~ VbSuoAS Wulist"bA0 QS0p bOneu TunBuuE
thunder foreWans the traveller Of the coming
storm. And now the flying scuds are hur.
4 rying on, forerunneFs Of the black and hea-
Wig suFcharged cloud that is gradually ap-
preaching with Undesirable grandeur and
snblimity. Now every leafs in motion, and
thousands are falling 70 the earth. The tree
tops bend gracefully tOsthe passing breeze
f and the stately cedar waves TO and fro sha
ken 70 is very centre. The thunder and
the dark cloud approaches nearer, and ye
nearer--snd now, one vivid fash-On'
deafsning peal-and the hOOdgates Of Chi
: heavens are opened, and the dry and par
ched earth sucks in the fallen rain drops
The shower has passed. The sun burst
!, forth in splendor. Jehovah's variegate'
I arch On high, spans forest, hill and dale
and the face of nature almost wears the new
' born beauty Of Spring-andnow. three gag
/, gOns loaded s0ith cotton Pusstug, remind qs Z
d batgi1eas.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09

Another effort has been made in Congress
70 fix aiday ola journment. but without sue
cess. The discrimination seems 70 be to
continue the session, untii she country is
provided with the ways and means ofraising
aTevenRe. 81 course, until the fate Of the
Tariff bill d noWn, no movement viii be
made indicating the period Of adjournment.
The STATE Of the national iinSnces leave no
other alternative, that could be chosen con.
sistently with the duty Of membeFs Al
present. strong dOubts are entertained
whether any law exists, authorizing the col.
lecGon Of Customhoass imports. Should The
session be permitted 10 close. without some
provision being made eomeet the cOntingen.
cy, the government might be left in 4 condi.
ton of extreme embarrassment without reve.
nue. or the facilities necessary for carrying
on the administration Of state affairs, Under
such circumstances, members would find il
difficult to excuse themselves to their con.
stituents from the charge of delinuuency,
and unfaithfulness 10 official duties. So long
as the present state Of things continues, as
regards the deficiency Of revenue, even fit
should be prolonged by the imposition ot-an.
other veto upon the Tariff bill, the obligation
will still rest upon Congress to make a fresh
/ experiment for the purpose of replenishing
an exhausted treasury. The fact Is that an
adjournment without some action oflhe kind
would seem to be nHgatory, as the exigen-
cies Of the country would Immediately com.
pei the calling Of an Extra Session. III there
be any one proposition in political economy
TOO obvious to admit Of dispute, it is this,
that the operations of Government cannon be
carried on with IL: empty treasury MI fha
absence Of any means or provisions for q re-
pleniEhment. 0nr administration is at pre-
sent I'M predicament pretty much like this,
and the necessity Is therefore imposed upon
congress Of continuing iis session, until some
means ct extrication from existing embarrass-
ment are devised. Il is 70 Sc hoped that .
4 compromise may Jet be brought about. and
| the n.schiets averted, likely 70 arise from 1
I collision between the Legislative and Exc
cutiVe departments Of The Government.
i IN. o. Bulletin.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09


a hope g sss o1E nslss ssssofea oslsbiIiiy
81 1so11tfitV
foo6 ia if. ecoioeo, don't havea
corruption ccpss the Aurora II haginR
well enc 9ns 80 ploWlae yont knfeQaFd 20 this
pub lie and auertons We eoy Il i notso important
ieief you ID with ihe fund. - thal eikine Is
done with it--lloai cot OF Oh lie wae. and
tIe coast clear foI lakine observation IS 10 What
dnlies 4 d necet.a. g levy ue0n impofta Cne
dsnoeIatlc doctlins 4, that he land Belong e,
tie 8lelee u NlteB tc5 IIe, -anofheF equally ce-
mocraiic opinions Cor ought We know 10 n con-
trafy) IL that they aEe the pFoperty 81 N tlS
sf6tes, end ought % BE divided equally amonesIT
Uncle SAINTS dear, pfoifg, extfagd NanI, unroyeFn.
able niecee, sill anol1eg party, (notcloiminato
time, . good deal Of old fashioned corn.feTa
senes) contend that the lands belong to TIE Cen.
eTal Governments, and ought % be heldin reserve
for aTainy day Not bed idea, this, cerlainly--
but totally impoasible u bo carried out II these
agfaEian days Of univeraal equality and eensaI
division Of property.
There e one pagt Of this subject which sesmsto
- ~ have been overlooked. Wat doet J4r. IT,
Iey think ought % Be dane NTH ne pubic lands9-
die friends some Of them, would almost persuade
us TO believe that b - IN lagOE O. the eqaai dis
tEibution principle, and also warmly attached e
) high ta5ifr-lf So, Why did BE not siqn TIE Bic
Bill, and thus SETTLE both these questions afones
4 ana 8OreVer--and thus knock Mr.. Clay's hobby.
morse from under hint The truth Is, in our OBJ.
q Mon, thar Mr.. Tyler il opposed 70 both thess
measures, and that be would like very much 6
} see therl both quietly laid on the shelf
n the mean time what ere We 70 do for revenue
for Disbursements 70 men employed on the pnb.
] Lie works--to the army and navy--lo the old
y blind. feeble halt and dying soldiers Of the Revo.
Hutton, who staFHe o. beg for want Of the soansy
pntance awarded them BY the national bounty
e Borrow, borrow, we suppose. WhO'Illend3-Who
4 bids4
Inregard "a the defeat Of the Tariff bin, with
out the distribution clause, We suppose nobody i
!. 10 blame for that--as the wings Of the Wesl
couldn't compel their brethren Of the east to VOTE
= for it--nor can we for moment suppose that the
b llOco-focos could be brought 70 vote for Whic
bill, even though il should be just such an one a
they like. The Evening Post suggests mat now
= since the wings have run the length of aheiFFop
n and have failed TO do any thing for che country
. the democrats should have the feld 20 themselYel
: and see what tsey can do. II u q go0dadea; an
we eni0ih il upon the whig members e vote {
r. maGsse for the fnt Tariff bill presented to d
! House by democrat Ia good standing-1o pass
ofa law legaliziDg fhe collections which have bee
M made since July /, and then-go home. icy q
= do nothing--lct Us see II the dernocTa1s can he
"a IA!
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09

SAcR1IzGE ne person wishes 70 pros:
perrin this world and Be happy in tbenskt,
whO-to without leave, 4 BUCKET from the.
Methodist Churoll, it viii. be.Put back in the
exact place from whence Il wss1aken.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09

No CRowDTNe.-A traveller 20 Benton, the
other daystOppedat = small log house on the
road, 70 ascertain the distance he must ride
ere he reached his place Of destination, when
the following short conversation took place:
"HallO, neighbOr; how Ear is it 70 BentOn?'
why stranger, said the resident, stoOP.
ing himself out Of the doorway, .it's jisI
three miles and a half from where the road
turns of. Won't you light and come in4'
enc, thank'ee; dent wish toscrODd.-
Good dSy, neighbor.o
oval. stranger, guess I shan't see you
agin, SO good bye
And of trotted the travellers horse.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09

Two Of our citizens were baptized on
Sunday last ~ tho Rev. B, McInnig, the
Presbyterian Church. They are young men
OF the irst standing il society, and sincere
y do we hope lheii religious bearing may be
s bright example toothers.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09

Lanes LOADS tach day bring numsre.'
wagons loaded win cotton into town.
81 bales common loadi bur We havs
seen many q fourteen end Il. one IN.
stance sixteen bales piled on the bed ol one
wagg0n--a perfect moving pyranid of Cot
-4nni
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09

or Conesslive fever. d the ine sc The
son limo he Madison Conn s pring1,
III. Joar B. P4Asz, sSsd S. fs,1s and
months. The deceased ono a q
est residents Of this county. BE vas s..
seemed By alarge circle q acouainianee. g d
beloved my many friends.