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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-15

No BAsK--, REVENUE TARIrF-So DisTRI-
ruroS-so ABolIrioNIsM-A STRICT coSsrRtc-
rioS or THE CONSTITUTION, As BY JEFFERSON
NJ PusLic DEBr--AS ECONOMICAL ADMiNisrhA'
TioS or PUBIC ArfAiRs-AND UNIVERSAL SUI
ra AGE wiTn Universal EpUcAuos.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-27
Mr.. webster ON Reputation

An immense Agricultural meeting was
held at Rochester, N. Y, on the 10Th, 20lh,
and 21st ul.., which was attended by Mr.
Webster, Mr.. Van Buren,, Gov. BOucke, ex-
Governor Seward, Mr.. Granger, besides
many other distinguished individuals from
the neighbOring States. The whole number
of persons composing the meeting is said to
have been $4,000. Many eloquent and in
teresting speeches were made, the chief Of
which was that Of the ssFarmer Of Marsh
field" under which taking title Mr.. Web
ster was toasted. He, however, spoke twice
his frstspeechbeing on the subject Of Agri.
culture, and this branch Of industry in con.
Inection with the Tariff. His second was
made voluntarily; some speaker having men
tioned Pennsylvania and her debt, Mr.. Web
fster rose and said -
MAY I be permitted, gentlemen, 10 occu
py your attention for few moments again
Tor have ] already exhausted your patience.
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POE p m 1a

The following is from volume Of poetry
entitled "Wye Of Leon and other Poems, By
Too sisters Of he VEST" which has been re-
Gently published by the MessrS. Appleton
If must leave thee, give me back the dreams
The wild free dreams, that rush'd without con-
trout
Oer my young spirit, in their whelmiEE streams,
Ere yet deeper power had bound my soul
In chains OF sorrow! Give me back the heart,
The young glad heart, that once gave to thee :
A thing all sunshine Jet mo then depart,
Even as sought thee, yet alone and free.
II must leave thee, give me back the love,
Whose precious vial on thy head was pouT'd;
Give back my holy peace--that snow-white dove
Un;O my bosom let it be restored
Send me not forth, wild and wretched thing,
To brook the idle tanning of mems scorn;
A desert eagle, with broken wing
4 captive, mark'd with letters darkly worn.
Give all ask thee Give me back all these,
And gladly, lady, then will depart.
: Oh! not with these wild, bitter memories
Writing like serpents round my broken heart
Bat if thou keep'st them-if thou wilt retain
All that made life once beautiful and high
With my lost treasures | must still remain;
Here must perish even at thy feet die!
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-27
The Ghost Child.

There are those yet living in this very
neighborhood who remember, and relate
with an awe which half century has not
abated, the story of Ruth Blaye, and the
Ghost Child! Ruth was young woman,
of lively temperament and great personal
beauty. While engaged as the teacher of
a school in the little town of Southampton,
N. H. (whose hills roughen the horizon with
their snowy outline within view Of my vim
dow at this very moment.) she was invited
TO spend the evening at the dwelling of one
of her young associates. Several persons
were present, of both sexes. The sun, just
setting, poured its soft rich light into the
apartment. Suddenly, in the midst of un-
wonted gaiety, the young schoolmistress ut
tered frightful Shrek, and was seen gazing
with countenance Of most intense horror
at the open window; and pointing with he
rigid, outstrteched arm at an object which
drew at once the attention of her compa
Mons. In the strong light of sunset, la
upon the sill of the open easement, deat
infant visible to all for single moment, an
vanished before the gazers could cnmman
words TO express their amazement. TIL
wretched Ruth was the first to break tn
, silence. at is mine-MINE-MY CHILD!
she shrieked; che has come for mel" Sh
gradually became more tranquil, but no G
fort GVailed TO draw from her the terribl
secret which was evidently connected wit
, the apparit;on She was soon after arrested
and brought TO trial for the crime of chile
murder, found guilty, and executed at Port
mouth, N. H. Idonot, of course, vouch f
the truth of this story in all respects. 4 te
the story as twas told to me'
]. G. Whittier, Dem. RepiesD.
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We objected 10 making any such entry,
but the old bag vowed that it should be
done to prevent any Misrepresentation CT
her case. We, however, were pretty reso-
lutte, until she appealed to the couchant
whelps, Bull and POmR At the first glimpse
Of their teeth ourcouSlge gave way and we
made the entry in bold hand across. a blank
schedule; Judy TOmpkins, agreeable wo-
man, and four children
We now begged the old lady 10 dismiss
her canine friends, that we might 60 out and
depart, and forthwith mounting our old black
we determined to give the old soul part
ing fire. Turning half round in order tO
face her, we shouted.
odd 'oman!'
tWho told you to call me old 'oman, you
long-legged, haichetfaced whelp you? III
make the dogs take you off that horse i
you give me any more saB. What DO yo,
wantr
DO you want TO get mariedg
Not to you, if do'
F.! Placing our right thumb on the nasal ex
tremity Of our countenance, we said. sYor
needn't be uneasy, old 'un, on that score
though you might suit sore-legged Die
s. up our way, and l should Ike /
know what TO tell him he might count on
he come down next sunday!
p Here, Bulle shouted the widow; 'siC
him, Pompn but we cantered of, unwoun
r ed, fortunately, by tho fangs of Bull al
,. Pomp; who kept up the chase as long as tn,
y could hear the cheering voice of their nj
. tress-'Sick, Pomp; sick, sick, sick hi
=, Bull; suboy! subOy! suboy"
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"Jabe, what are you doing there on the
floer?''
"Why, sir, I've had a shocks
"A shock2''
eyes, SIR"
'NThat kind of shock?''
"Why; sir. oae Of your subscribers came
in during your absence, and offered to pay a
years. subscription, which produced such an
effect upon me that have been perfectly
helpless ever since.''
mo wonder, Jabe; but cheer up; if you
survive you are. safe-as there is little pros
pect of such another catastrophe in tai:
Office. ErshGnge paper.
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The state of Mississippi,l PROBATE CoUTrs

YAzoo COUNTY. : Ang. Term, l045.
Ashel w. Washburn and wife Lea1ora, ana
William Z. Pugh, Admrs. of Rhoda Mar /
tin, deceased, complainants,
vs..
David Barber, administrator in right of his
wife Susan, Of the Estate Of Moultre
Martin, decd, VIM. Phillips, A. u Muir
ply, Andrew Glib, and Joseph and AIDE
line Martin, defendants.
TOPON opening the matters Of this Bill
- and it appearing to the satisfaction OF
the court, that the defendants David Barber
and Susan Barber his wife, are not in
habitants OF this State but reside beyond
the limits thereof so that the necessary pro-
cess Of this court cannot be executed upon
them:-It is therefore ordered, that unless
the said defendants appear before the Pro
bate Court of Yazoo county, ct the CouFt
House thereof, in the town of Benton, or
the 4th Monday of November next anC
plead, answer or demur to the Bill of com
plants herein, the several allegations thereo
will be taken for confessed, and such orde
and decree made therein as the said cour
may deem equitable and just
1t isfurther ordered, that copy of thi
order be published in the Yazoo City Wing
once a week for two months successfully.
Attest, GEO. CROCKETT, clerk.
VIM. E. PUGH, P. @.
Sept. 8, 1913. (pr. fee. 500 oct
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NOVICE

. hereby given 10 all whom it may con-
= ceTn' That at the July Term, ls43, Of the
1azoo Probate Court, Letters Of Administra-
tIonweTe granted TO me on the estate ofJno.
p. mlller' decd, of Yazoo City. All per-
sons having claims against said estate, are
required to present them for payment with
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recovery; and those indebted to said estate
are requested tocall and cancel their obi
cations, that said estate may be speedily
settled.
NATHANIEL ROYSTER, Admir-.
W. Z. Puck, Atty.
Hazoo city, Aug Is, 1913. 6-l4t
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2icbter 9ieBen, 8etten mo-
den unD 3Qbne reinioen.

Scr ltntericbrlcbene, eluein seebrten pubs
iitum fbon BON frilber tetanWt ols 1Sattens
fatrlfant uno Ssrferti9er elatiieber Wla
traBen (Sstten) unb 5aarfiden auf Scttes,
erlautt ftb oemIclben b6fihll ansusesen,
pab er, naeb ieiner 3urhffunft bon europa,
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ncn <ebter beim pfunp ober bel sr66ercn
Ouantltdten be ihm sefauft ,perpen. Stobrs
batter i'm $anbe nno anoere $eute, ,peltbe I'm.
fblitt baten, f6nnen es tei lbm fit $lebter
umtaulheu.
gr perfrtiat ebenfalls ,pieeer elaitiit6e
Setten lno Olatrafen, ullb Gin neues Sett
Der Nrt TT jeper5et tel ibm Su (eben.
er bietet ferner eincm relpeftiDen putlis
Fun feline 0ienite an fiji oas Neinisen Der
SABINE, uno ,piro jeeerseit, auf Dorberi9e 2tns
se9e bereit iein, perionen Die ibrs 3dbne ac>
reinist sn baben ,ptiniben, in lener Wots
nnns phnttlieb. sut unp blIia su beoenen.
3ahnpaIper BON Oct beiten 4rt 1T jeoerseit
porrdtbis unb bel ibm su baten.
0urb Die ibm ,pdbreno ieiner Ntpeienbeit
betrcfenen iluslilfsfalle mo ldtweren Sers
LUTTE. bcft ct pen putlifum binlanslieb CUR
llnteritnsnns empfoblen 81 fein, unp labct
naber ale eiejeniseM ,pelbe bon Irtifelu in
felnem Satbe @straueb MAIDEN f6nnen uuo
ibn NIT ibrer ltnterItilelln9 beebren wollen,
boflbit en, bel ibm an3urufen unp bielelben
1T NusenIebein ;u nebmen.
9eine QBpbnuns III an alten Stane, in
Der Oft:spsnnftrabc, brittle Sbar oberbalb
tem 0ie9elwe9e.
!. Seinrib t11eyre.
0earln9, Oeeenlber Is. SIN.
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fit Dos Qubliflm.

Der ltnter5eicbnete, Or. Z. t1Iarfeball,
bon Veasln9, Serfs gauntp, tittct aebtunaes
poll nm eraubnib Die Bir9er oes aenannten
eauntles uno eas Dublifum ittsrbaupt oar:
ant auflnertiam 5u MAIDEN, bab CT bae Neebt
bon Goao's patentirten sraouirten elees
trosSalpanltben Satterie uno infulirte
polee, 5nr 5ellun9 bon Sranfbetem &c:
fluft bat.
Ser ltnterseitbnete 1T nun O6Qia einaerid>
tet alle 9iejeni9en Sn tebanpeln bic an fol.
9enren Grantbeten leioen: SaQenoe &ranf>
beit, paralpfs coer 5dblaaflu6, Olerpeus
ldwahe oosr Sic Oonlereur, ebroniIeben
Nbenmatismlts, NnaurcIts ooer 8lnbbeit,
3authelt ODER !6artb6risteit, gborea ober
ct. Belts San5, Setanlls ober Safens
trampf llnperoanihfet, 2fbma, Giebt,
Olutterplaae ,tne anpere ipeitlit6e Rranfbei>
ten, pnreb Anwenpnns bieGes patentirten u
peratus miro bles electro salpaniGtbe Sluoi:
nin gum eritenmale i'll bic Se,palt bet O1ens
ieben aebraett. Gs fann in bslietisen Quans
titdtcn Su jerem 3bcile bes &6rpers aeeitet
ipercelL lelttt 3u Dem Gebirn eines neusetors
nen Sinoes, nit p6lliser 9lherbeit, obne
St6be in ibrem 5arten Saue, une obne einis
aes unan9enebmes @eflhl. Som Stanb oct
Oliloe Fam Oct Operator ibre Geipat naeb
wiafibr i'll einem 1usmtlife bersro6ern,
je nadboem fte n6tbia fein mag, III irseno eis
nem Sale, um bas elettriIbe SluDlln naet
benz tiefiten Sit3e einsepurselter &ranfbeis
ten 5u leiten ,peltbe font nihts errciben
Fam, obne ben patienten su iebaoen; wae
2lues naeb oen poatcmmenttem ,pien1Gaftlis
ebea SrnncIdgen einseriebtet 1T. DieIe
sbaTatben, nidbt er,piefen oureb etpas ltnse
ipllfes cner 3lpeifelbaftes, fonpsrn burb Die
iln'pleerlesbariten 5ensni1e pielcr refpeetab
ler Shrser, teionoess hureb pcrftbiebene ans
aeiehene rrattlsirenpe Israte in pbilatels
pbta; welfbe bel oct Operation lno ben 5eis
lnnsen sessnlpartis ,paren. = Ser ltnters
5eitbnete mar aescntpartis nne iber,euate ftet
trf p5llis, sbe CT ben Iparat taufts inbem
CT suae9en ipar ipe perIebieDene Oatieuten
cperrt uno cureb eiefen Nparat b5dia aebeilt
purben, Die febcn frdber BON peu beribmtes
,ten Iersten in pbilacelpbia uno Slsu Oorf,
als unbeilbar errlart tpcrben wareu.
Scr ltnterfebriebene Diro in leiner wob.
nuns an oer Of pennltra6s. mabs Der eileas
tabn, feinen Gel6aften attparten; tdslieb
BON ltbr Wtorsens, tis llbr 4tencs
@cnntass auegenomnen. ..
I. >1Isrfbau.
Weabina, Seeemter 6. 3Wl.
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Sul,1 NrtpQt>9 >9SerfQllf,

Cine ber atcitcu, bclIttdnrialen unD betts
9sleaenen peutieben Sueb nnb &uutlbanbluns
gen III biefem Staat, Die ilnuntertrceben bic
anfebnlebfen uno aewinnreibiten ins uno
auslanpileben edhafte mabt, tictet MAN
gum Serfaufe an. ...
1Bp, nno inter welhen Ssoinsunscn, bic,
pchlperitanocn au6erit bills fnp, erfdbrt
man III Der Oruferei pes sike.aIen 8ectaebs
ter's, in 0eapins, penn., snt,peper bel pers
l6nlitter Nnfrase, ooer onreb petlfreie 8riefe.
Saufnttlse belieten fttb taIo st melben.
Slcpemter Is l942 l- tl
ggllnierc 5crru @clleaen, Die init nus
,pehlelW witrben uils pureb bic Nufnabme pes
Obisen tit ibre refpeftipen 8latter, su Ges
senbientten perpfl6tcm U
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Scr BaterlanDs< lEd6ter
tpGhreno ser Sibuno.

IBir teatGcbtiseu pabreno Der be0crItss
bcnpen Sisuns Der Gelsssebuns Die ausfibr
lihen Serbanolunsen perlelben jeoe l8eebe
3u seben, rno baben oesbalb bereits fabiae
BeritbterFatter anaeitelt, lpelebe alles mid
tge Sreiben per Gelessebuu9 notiren ner.
Den, tis gum Sage Dor Oct 5eraussabe per
3sitnns. Die bepprtebenoe Sisuns miro
Don srcber Wiebtisteit fein, incen1, inter ans
percn, Der Staat naeb Der lssten Splfsjabs
lung i'll reue Oiitritte einaetbeilt ,piro nno
ein Ser. ct. Senator 5u eripablen 1T !; audi
Scrtebrun9en setrcffen ,perben mhnen, Tim
bic Staatsperfs uno Stpfs 81 pertanfen
uno nm Die Sntereden 5n be;ablen. Oleit
Sesenifanoe ,peroen bon srcber 2Slebtlafele
fit Den Staat fsin ltno ell jeaer 8hrser fcIl'
te lth init renIelben unterrie6ten.
9ureb obiae ginriebtun9 erbalteu bic beut'
fhen $eer Die Serbanplun9en sleicbSeitis nnr
manetinal noeb frilher ais init een enalliben
Seitun9ert llto stpar I'M Die 6alfte tllll9er.
1Br nebmen SutIertenten ,pabrsnb per
Sisuns an, su Dem bllisen Spreife BON
Slnf5t9 Gents,
in jebem 8aa jeppeb in SoraueteSab(un9, oa
spir feline beIpnbere Sihcr pesipe9en baltcn
ftnnen. Sci einem jeben poitmeiiter f6ns
nen Seitellun9en semabt iperoea.
q. u. Gage.
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gOlebr Yeneis.
Rtelllep's Gege1r Granel
y L { Il.

SD erabte es als meine pfitbt, tefannt
Al maiden, bab ieltpem ib BON oben errpdbns
ten YiQcn Sebrauh ssmaebt, feinen 9ureb.
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nen S(eren bcrlpren, 1tnD nttbt brantbte 70
oft QBafer 5u maeben uno oa6 ieb i'm Stan.
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welcbes itb nicmaIs pprber i'm Stanbe ,por
su tbnu - uno rerltebere, oab (le bas bette
sariersDllttel fno ipelebcs ieb jemaIs aencn,.
men babe.
Srnry 17cnman.
5eioslber9 saunidip, <ibancn gauntp,
2uautt 2. bp.
9ie Simptpmen ober Infana bon cieIsr
filrebterlieben Sranfbelt, fno, 0ruf auf oer
8laIe, Srennen ODER Sehneloen tem wai:
Ierma6en coer natb oemIelben, Sicib ba,i
cbne pieI maeben III t6nnsn, 5u Ianee ipartei
mhGen ebe ts fomtnt, 9lersnsStbmer,cu unr
srobe Sbmer5en i'm Sreu5. Sie fno audi
etn erprcttes nnb be5eu9tes O1itteI fir0urtb
laut Gnbr, Scpfipeb, Wassntrampf, Gus:
brhttisfelt nno 6eritrlluga oes Nppetit's -
limo ,per ite ais ein Nbfibrunas, nnb $ar.
lermittel brantbt miro biefeu plassn nismale
unterwerfen feill.
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gfe ber 7ten unb 8ranflinsStra6e.
Naenten in 8eaeins :-Georae Grb, Sarl
wiGana, Gfs bet 7tsn uno SSranfIinsStrabe.
uno u puipelle, 9ruferei oieier 3eltuns
sbenfaQs Su babcn in .Srioelter9 Saunfebip.
.. G., bel Ibrabam Spen9ler.
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Se9ltabilien llniperial= piGen.
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GFGooesftee Ger Derfalfeber.
9as pubIifum bslisbe su becbabten, eas fsiz
ne Sranbretb's spilleu albt (tnp ,penn nitt
ole Sfbatbten nit neuen 3etteln pcrIsben
ltnp. es itnp prei nnb jepe entbdlt bic aieis
che OamcnsaufIbrift bon Or. Branpretb.
oleie Settel itnb in Stabl aetphen, Ieb6n
per5lert une nit enem &ottcnaufpaupe BON
mehreren SauIenp 2balern aemaett.
erlnnert encb, ber aleicbe Name bon 8.
Sranoretb mnb oben anf per Sebaebte(, ,auf
otr Selte unb anf brn 8coen fein. Sci Iors
faltl9er ltnterfuhuns 1T per Slame 8el,ja>
min Srhnhretb anf Derfhiepenen Stenen ser
neuen Settel su fnben, weebe aenau aleieb
init Or. Sranbretbs 6aneItbrift 1T. OieIer
Stame 1T i'll Dem Neewerfe su fnoeu
Ole splllcn ,perben su 25 Gent Die 6hae6,
tel pertanft, non Den fplseneen Usenten in
Serts Gauntp:
Stlebter nnb McSni9bt, 0eapina; Oliuer,
Sebeifp II. Smltb, 5ambnr9 90. &. gcper,
Sernplle; Oaniel &. Sautt, an prr Neaeius
ser Strade naeb SernpilIe; @arue( 6eeb(er.
Sanmstaun; s. It. .. Spper, Soperetauu
5enrp 9inale, Srierensbura Niebarp s.
Sones, ltniohptllc; 10. np Z. SanperIleif,
28omelsbprf; Samuel O1ccre, 9tcuetetura
Senerte ras jeber Naent ein enaraplcrtes
esrt1tteat Der Nsenteboft bat. miteins, Nnz
lttbt bon Or. 8ranrretb's Olanufafterp III
Slna Sin9 bal itellenb, uuo auf ,pe(hen ritts
tl9e erplen Der ncuen 3ettel Al feben fnp,
bic jest anf Srancretb's piaen Stbaebte!n
9etraltbt iperben.
y. Sranoretb, M. 9.
6reBz uno Klcinperfauf an feiner Of
t1tc, Sto. 8. Slorc Ste Strabe, pbilaoepb'a
Sebruar Is, 1942. 1S.