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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-09
DO THE WHO'S WISH THE BONDS
PAID ?

We ask this question, because we are
honestly and seriously led 10 doubt the
fact. When men, and men OF sense have
an object i'll view, they generally, If MOI
universally, take that meth ii Of attaining
it which is most effective, and dire It If
another method is used, VIC are to con clude
one of two thing', either that the persons
acting do net wish the accomplishment OF
VIVA, they pretend, Or that there is an error
of Judgment. If our wing friends have
inlsconceiyed the mode proceeding, they
are exCusable for the great and universal
reason, that they belong TO an imper'eci
order of beings. But ii on the other hand
they have made no such mIsconcePtlon, II
they have correctly Appreciated the pro-
per means and have Gisregarded it, we are
justified in concluding that another and
more important end, is the object Of their
wishes.
Preliminary to the prosecution Of our
enquiry, W: will survey the ground. SeVe-
raj years ago he Legislature OF Misslsslp-
pi created bank called the Union Bank,
the capital Of which was to be borrowed
abroad,-for the repayment OF the loan,
security Of a certain character WIS 10 lie
given, On which terms the project went
through the constitutional forms. and the
faith Of the State was pledged. The LIE.
gisla;uTe ater this changed the character
o. the security, or rather removed it entire
ly from that portion Of the loan which was
actually made. In other words, the stock
Of the bank was 70 he taken by indIvidu lis,
who were 70 give mortgages upon private
properly, to secure the bond.hOlders, and
10 stand b.tEeen the State and taxation.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-09

rrf,-,pDate condition may powerfully eP'
co.l 20 nv softer nature for comm;,era-
Ton and mercy. yet the stern demands OF
:neyorabIe Justice must be executed and
the majesty Of the law vindicated, BY visit
inc its wholesome chastlsements upon the
incorrigible offender. :,
You have been arraigncd, tried and
convicted, for sIndry unseemly, unlawful,
and mischieveJus dcmonstrations,at divers
times against the dignity OF the Slate; and
for miscellaneous and incorrigible rowdy-
ism in general; and it now only remains
for me 10 pronounce the sentence OF the
Court, and for you to eypiate your many
crimes in condign punishment. Have
you any reasons why sentence should not
be pronounced against your
The prisoner remarked, almost inau-
dibly, that he was only playing postum
and he hoped the sentence would be q
mild orc.
The Judge cUntinued-Iou are com.
nandej TO be taken whence you was
brought, TO be kept at the rack, Oh short
allowance, till the 4h of March lS45;
when if till then you survive under your
sufftIings and disgrace, yon will ba taken
from your "durance vie" and thrown
headlong into the wa'o.s of TIE Lethe.--
And may you have a short and comforta-
be passage to the land of fbrgetfiI ness.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-09

t2 gTa.!fei. w are ~ from saying tha'
there are not many amongst the wings
who honestly and sincerely wish the bonds
paid, bu; those have neYer dealt in the I'M
measured terms of slsndercus abuse which
has characterized their noisy and uuscru,
pulous leaders, whose honesty Of inten.
lion, and purity Of purpose, we are COM
PEELED to doubt, or they would not have
been so anxious to fix upon the democratic
party the brand of reputation.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-09

OF implying. This vii Constitute t. the
editor Ct The Salesman, q valuable source
Of political facts. 1t will furnish noble
theme for many scorching leader, and
many arighieous defamation upon the
integrity of public morals.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-09
NOMINATIONS OF THE STATE
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

For Governor.
ALERT q, BROWN, Of C0p.ah.
For Secretary Of State,
WILSON NLMING WAY o; CarN!.
Fo- AUDITOR Of Public Accounts,
JAMES Z. MATTHLWS, Of Tishaw,n go,
70. State Treasurer,
WILLIAM CLARK, Of NiAds,
For Congress,
!ACOE THOMSON. of Lafayette.
WM, H. HAMMET1, OF " ashington
/. NJ. TUCKER, Of Lowndes
ROBERT W. ROBERTS, Of Scott,
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-09

Never detain man with useless talk,
who is arxious - 10 employed.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-11

Not long since, we stated on good au,i,.
ty, that the Emperor Of Morocco did not ann.
TO be inclined TO behave properly towards rbs.
United States. We now observe by an Off: !,
document, communicated to Congress- By T.
President, that there is no subsequent cys,.
Which leads to any opinion, that matters h,r,
since assumed a more peaceable aspect. Com
modore Morgan stales that the barbarian is No.
disposed 10 adjust our difficulties in any mail.
that shall be at all satisfactory to the Upi,. -,
States. Then, mos, obviously, there is hal ON
course to pursue, and that is TO make naval
demonstration, which shall convince the Noo,.
ish authorities that we shall not hesitate 10 nm.
tect our rights a! all hazards; and that he viii
best consult the safety Of himself ard his poo.
pie by a, once yielding 10 our just demands. -.
Sat Courier.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-11
Our legislature,

Met at Harrisburg on Tuesday Of last week.
H. B. Wright, Of Luzerne, was elected Speak
er Of the House, and Benjamin Crispn, OF
Philadelphia county, Speaker of the Senate.
They are both loco-focos, but are said 10 be-
long to the faction opposed to the Governor.
OF this we have our doubts. Mr.. Wright, has
heretofore been strong friend of d. R. Porter,
and we know of nothing which has occurred
lately to effect change in his sentiments. On
Thursday evening, no Clerk TO the Senate had
ye, been elected. Mr.. Buehler, late Son-in-
law Of Gov. Wolf, is the caucus candidate; but
on account Of his being Buchanan man, and
all the officers in beth Houses which have so
far been chosen, being friends Of James Bu-
chsnan, the friends OF Col. Johnson and Gen.
Cass, in The Senate, refuse to come to his sup
port. And thus the time Of the Commonw ealh
is wasted, that neither Buchanan or johnson
may derive any political advantage over the
other Nothing has been done in either branch,
except few efforts al "small pota,oe' reforms,
unworthy the time or attention of the Legisla-
ture. week has now elapsed since they met,
and from close scrutiny Of their conduct, we
have come 10 the painful conclusion, that no.
thing need be expected from them, calculated
10 raise our credit or 10 advance our prosperity.
We shall be glad if we are disappointed in our
opinion, but have no hopes that we will be.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-11
Important from Mexico.---Another
Revolution.

The Brig Anahuac arrived at New York on
Sunday night, from Vera Cruz, in nineteen
days passage. The news she brings is nhpor-
tant The n. Y Herald has received the fol-
lowing letter daied Vera Cruz, Dec. l9th, 1912
1t says;
"News from the city OF Mexico received TO-
day, is very interesting and important. Gene
raj Gusiarrey of the department Of San Luis,
has declared the dissolution of Congress, and
announced the convocalion Of new one by
Santa Ana TO form a constitution for the Re-
public. General Caniligo, of Puebla, has made
the same declaration for his department These
movements created a great sensation. The
news reached Mexico by express and was
committed to General Tornel, tbe Minister Of
War, who Immediately made il known 10 Con-
gress. That body a, once took digniied stand,
and replied that they would not listen to threats
from any military cheftain, and would continue
TO sit till driven from the hall by force of arms
This is purely military movement, which has
been in embryo for some lime.
Intelligence has arrived from, ,lhe West coast,
of The occupation of Monterey, town in Cali
fornia, by Commodore T. Ap Catesby Jones,
of The United States frigate Potomac, and Cor.
veue Cyane- He occupied the place two days
and then delivered it back to the Mexicans,
with the explanation that he took the town in
consequence of having heard that war had been
declared between The United States and Mexico.
The Mexican General Woll, has given in
formation that body of three hundred Texans
had marched from Texas towards the Rio
Grande. He writes that he will NEE, them,
and not lei one escape,
Campeachy still holds ou. against the gov.
ernment. Six hundred men left there on The
18th inst for that place, to reinforce the Mexi.
cans already there. This war is very unpopu.
lar except with the party in favor of Santa Ana
The garrison Of this city is momenlarily ex.
peced 10 declare itself in favor Of The new rev.
oluIion, and for The overthrow of The Federalists
Seven American prisoners taken at Chechi-
hua, have been released al The reques, of the
American Minister"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-11

mode, in which we can prove our own sinceri
ty, and satisfy the people that we are truly in
earnest. Let US act upon this policy, and
trust the present session will furnish an exam
rle worthy the imitation of future legislatures.
1t will afford me great pleasure to jom with
YOU in all efforts to render it deserving OF that
proud and honorable distinction. A firm and
manly exertion, on our part, to do much, and
20 do it well, in short time, will both pro
mote the public welfare, and secure the pub
}c appreciation. No stronger incentives to
duty can possibly be afforded to honest and in
telligent servants of the people.
DAVID r. PORTER.
ExEcUTIvE CHAMBER,
Harrisburg, January 4, l845.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-11
Congress.

The Repeal of the Bankrupt Law, and Gen
Jacksons Fine, the principal topics, and moth
ing else is in progress worthy of mention. A
general apathy prevails among all the members,
and instead of doing something to relieve the coun-
try, they are daily draining the Treasury, and CIV
ing nothing in return except political speeches.
The Tariff is at present permitted to rest, and the
Exchequer Plan sleeps the sleep of death in one
Of the Committee rooms. The people must do
something to let their representatives know that
they are elected to Legislate, and not merely to
talk and bring the nation into disrepute.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-11
Review of the Markets.
Ph1Ladelnh1n. Jam

IHICtUStDbtus q
FLOUR AND MEAL.-We note further
decline in the Flour market Sales were made
early in the week for export al S4,I2; sales
yesterday Of $50 bbis. al 81; holders are now
asking S4,l2, but dull The scarcity of money
may induce sales al rather lower figure. but
We do not feel authorized TO noie further de.
cline. Stock on hand, about 10000 bbls Rye
Flour $2,S7. Sales Of several hundred barrels
Penna. Corn Meal, al 1925 per bbl. Brandy
wine, $3.50.
GRAIN.--Penna Red, SIS 81; stock light
Rye So 65. Corn, yellow, 40 43; white
40 cents.
PROVTSlONS-Mes Pork $3.50 a S.;
Prime 1878 S6,25; Mess Beef No. l, 81 4
SO; Prime $6,25 $3.50; Lard Western a
Z l-2 cents per Id; Hams, Western 7 l-2
cents per ID; city 8 10 cents; Beef Tongues
40 As cents. Sales steady for domestic con-
sumption.
CATTLE MARKET.-66l Beeves Offered
viz: $50 Penna. and 81 Virginia; sales from
to cents per h.; extra l-2-l70 remain un-
sold. 2l7 Cows and Calves, sales from SIS 10
%; extra, when sold, a, S27 $50; Sprngers,
$ll sic; Dry Cows, SIS a Sl2. Hogs, 81
in market; sales of 257 Penna. at 4 4 l-2
cents per h.; 100 Ohio sold at cents-22 10
off. s73 Sheep, sales from 81 ,12 to S 80;
extra 80 25 --S1f C,0ur
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-11

II is stated in the Massachusetts Ploughman.
that E. G. Tucker, Of Milton, in that State, Oh
tanned six hundred dozen of eggs in one year,
from eighty-ihree hens-this was the highest
number Of fowls; he sometimes had less; TINT
for five hundred and sixly-iwo dozen he tnol
one hundred dollars within One cent The
whole amount Of his cash receipts was % 33;
and his expenditures wese $50 43, leaving hun
a balance Of $50 80.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-11
The Mutiny.

The investigation into the Somers Mutiny is
still going on. Up to Saturday last ten witnesses
had been examined, all of which agreed in their
testimony, and gave it as their fixed opinion that
the safety Of the vessel required the execution of
Spencer, Cromwell, and Small, the ng-leaders
As soon as the trial is concluded, will publish
full and correct account of the whole affair.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-11
NOTICE.

Petition for the Benefit of The Bankrupt
Law, has been fled the 29th December lo42
by
John Eylenberger, Tobacconist, Monroe co.
Which Petition will be heard before the Dis
irict Court of the United States for The Eastern
District of Pennsylvania, sitting in Bankruptcy,
at the District Court room in the CITY of Phil
adelphia, on Friday the Sd day of February
next, at ii o'clock, A. NJ. when and where all
persons interested may appear and show cause,
if any they have, why the prayer of the said
Petition should not be granted, and the said
Petitioner declared Bankrupt
FRAS. HOPKINSON,
Clerk of the District Court.
Philadelphia, Dec 81, le42.---3t
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-11
The Bankrupt law NuIiified.

Twelve Justices of the Peace in Logan Co.,
Va, held meeting recently, a, which they re-
solved that they will pay no attention TO the
Bankrup, Law, so far as regards voluntary
bankruptcy, but sin the performance of their
duties magistrates, will continue 10 give
judgments and executions as if the law had
never passed, being satisfied that it is only cal
cnlaied TO encourage dishonesty, promote fraud
and spread corruption over our people and
land
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-11
Editorial Change.

Mr. Rafferty,, Of the Monroe Democrat, has as
sociaied with him in business, Mr.. Mifflin Han
mum, and hereafter the Democrat viii be published
and edited under the joint supervision of BOTH
MIR IL. has long been employed in the Democrat
Office, and we bave reason to believe that the du-
lies Of Editor will no, be either strange or new to
him We wish him success.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-11
NOTICE

Is hereby given, that the account Of James
H. Stroud, Assignee Of Samuel Snyder, has
been fled in the Proihonotary's office, in and
for the county of Monroe, and will be present.
ed for confirmation at the Court Of Common
Pleas of said county, to be held at the Court,
house in S,roudsburg, on Tuesday the Fta
day of February next, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon.
III. STROUD, Prots,
January 8, Ls43,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-11
A SLAYER Captured.

BY the Brig Wasp, which arrived at New York
or Friday last, we learn that the English Big of
War Curlew, recently captured Slave Ship on
the Coast of Africa, with 500 negroes on board.
This is capital prize for the officers and men of
the Curlew. BY the laws of England, they are
entitled to the captured vessel, and about FIVE dol
lars head for each of the slaves
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-11
Large Hogs.

A hog was killed in Bangor, Me-, las: week,
which weighed when dressed 823 pounds
Justice Hesler of Poitsville, Pa. killed few
days since, Two hogs, only thirteen months old,
the aggregate weight Of which, when dressed,
was SI3 pounds.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-11
Straps.

Dr. Smith, of the Medical and Surgical Jour-
nal, says, "these tight straps under the feet,
when the leg is flexed press The knee pan SO
iorcibly into the cavity of the joint that II is by
no means strange there are numerous COM
plants Of week knees, rheumatic pains, and
soreness OF the muscles"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-11

The Stroudsburg Debating Society,
Will NEE. on Tuesday evening, January II,
at half past 6 o'clock.
Question. Columbus deserve more
praise for discovering America, or Washington
for defending his country.
LEWIS NJ. BURSON, Sccy.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-11

Sweet potatoes Gu, up in small pieces ami
Drowned as you do coffee, and afterwards grurni
in the same manner, and then boiled, make, =,
substitute for that delicious beverage which
cannot be discerned from the genuine Article
Try il.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-11

CINcINNATI, JAN. 4rH.---Flour sold from
store, 50 60. Hogs were firm at ST rs So,
al both which, aud intermediate rates, there
were large sales, There is no diminu,ion of
activity at any OF the Pork Houses.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-11
An Ex-Governor Dead.

The Hon. S. J. Mason, late Governor of Mich
igan, died in the City of New York on Thursday
last. He was a native of New York. and former
ly an eminent member of the Bar.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-11

The whole number Of petitions for Bank.
ruptcy in Massachusetts prior 10 the 2lsl De-.
cember, was 2423, Of which 81 Were on BE-
half Of creditors.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-11
STRAYED
January 8, LS42,

From the enclosure of the subscriber on the
Isl instant,
White Boar.
with piece off the right. and sh, in the leh
ear, supposed 10 be about six months old, Who
ever will return him to the subscriber, or give
information where he may be obtained, shall
receive full and ample compensation for thelF
trouble and expense in so doing
WILLIAM SERGENT,
Stroud tsp, January 4, 1912,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-11

Appointments BY the Commissioners for ls43
CLERK-JoHN D. MoRRIs, ESQ.
ATTORNEY--.M N, DIxMICK, ESQ.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-11

Appointment BY the Post Master General.
JoHN I. CRoss, to be Post Master at Mil
ford, Pa, in the room Of Samuel Dimmlck.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-11
!, January II, IS43.

erms $2OO In advance S22 na yearly; and 50 so if
pad befo,e the end Of the YEAR
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-28
From the Boston Poss.
Major Andre.

VI
ColoueI Beekman, descendant and heir
&c General George Clinton, furnished die
eflifogsof The New York HeFald, some months
since. With several original dncuuenls sol
great interest and Value. relating % the far
famed Major Andre. They are The. idenii-
cal papers found il The boot Of that officer a
tie time 81 bic captare ~ Panlding. vii.
lians and Yap feft. They consist Of The
passes given Arnold TO Joshua Smith,
estimates al number Of man, ordnance.
and dispo ion 81 them a West Point; afa
tie slate of The various lorls and redonbis;
copy Of The minutes q an important council
lof war held 81 Washington few weeks be-
fore, and Of the arrangement Arnold propo-l
sed Coz the tonps 10 case Of an alarm. The
traitor even went % faF as to note the con.
siFnciion 81 the forts and The relative ease
with which each could bs set ON Ere. Fort
Arm Tor insee he says s.is built OF
dir Iascinae. and wood Is 10 4 Fuinons con.
dit:uns incpmpleIe. and subject q lake Ere
from shells and caIcasses 'For Webb.
bull 81 laaeines and wood, sliahl work,
very dry. and liable % Be sel 90 Gre. - The
'lappIoaches are very easv, without defenc1e.
have 4 sIioht t',alf These papers "a
fused npoa ihs TRIAL Andre aud ere men.
8ioned rs 10 ce60nis. but afa said never "a
have been before printed.
Besides these lie 6r volume Sc nj.
lsmlliaa papers ser sinz much iniefesiini
maper Is elai'tn a ills cofieci. never be
lsrs printed aanillpns letters, written 4
tie iin'f are of thrilling Interest. ex
tntl nns Of these d t. dated SEPT ca
E4mrm 45to~ ~efffaM ~ Msrm H'sl{.s 81 - 81
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-28

e Taee eded consideI one bun.
dfed, and ths ting connsacs Two 9enfs
kesofe the Eace 81. rriFss how.
ever, great nerve 90 osene,'1 80 ain.
Qulsr readiness & con -. n e. 81
book prof - Pie
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-28
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RRiHrRD ANs PUsLlsBED EyERr rNptH,
aye As aTgWBN8
rrfruug nDrnfrrrtr
CT rRlNTER.l .
49,. u ki,..n,, q Ill. 60 b. LZ.


On ye6srsou-slreef. neat door g &c Qee D
.Nessrs. Wtikhwon q .Aiiies, and y. y
QuackenbOSs.
rrnFa-Ths Wnbs will be furnishsd 10 cub
seribors at S. copper annum IN adgance.
ApvknrIsRmENrs viii be inserted 81 the rate 81
a. 90 uara for che tinsertion and so cents
Tor each week thereafter--ten lines OF TESS con
stitntinr square The number OF inseftionsre
uuirea. 6,ust be marked On the margin 81 che ma1
,eeriDi, or they win Be deserted til forbid, ane
charged accordingly.
All Advertisements from . distance, must be
accompanied with the CASH they viii noi
kpnoaneing candidates Tor oficc win Be S.
for county 6aiees, SiOJOE state oiiees--'in ad-
vance.
Political, Cotton Circulars or any ARTICLES o.
individual interest, will be charged aa advertise
rnents and must be paid Cor in advnnce.
For advertising Ciiations from lhr Probate
Conrt 10 persons Interested 20 conn forward and
sbov cause why en- order Of aaIo should not BEL
granted, 70 dollarp, to be paid Cor q ApgAgcE.
For advertising Orders gronic1 ~ Do Probate
Court for the sais Of property, Is dolara g BE-
For advertising Chancery Noiicos % non-resi-
dents. IS dnllars each. 20 be paid Tor AZ ApFANeE,
For advertising Petitions for Dowef, rom 1910
dollars, 20 be paid for ID kDvhHcE-
For advertising Nofiue OF Letters 81 Admins
tration, dolqrs, to be paid Tor IN tpvtNcF.
For Advertising Notice Of annual or hnal sFts
clement by Administrators, dollaIss 70 be paid
for On ADVANCE.
For advertising Notice Of insoivens Estates
Cor months, S27, 70 be paid Tor in ADVANCES.
Trustees Sales, and az other adyertisemen' =
not specified, musr be paid Tor 10 ADVANCE
All advertisements Of q personal nature viii eo
changed double price, and PaylaentIequired ~
Yearly AdTeFtising.
Fol forty lines or lssa, renewable si easur'
SEQ No contract taken for less than ear-
and payahlo half yearly ID advances.
The privilege Of annual advorfserH IA Limited z
their own Immediate busincsss and ali advertise
-ments Tor the benefit OF other persons, sent il b
them must be paid for By the aquare.
Professional Advertisements.
For 10 lines or less, not alterable. months, 81
q 10 DO do do 8 90. q
10 do do do y do. 8
Asthe above rates are the same es those
natsblished IN Naichez, Yirkehprg, Jack son
Grand Gulf aud s,sewhete % this State no DC
duction viii Be made from them u any eas'
AT IoB WORK MUST 81 PAID FOL
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-28

SupFoRTENa 1 Talgihe re.vgs.
paper thresor four and hn duhnsd
for the money eEIl1 INTO fl. ? IS
pay, and disseminating srs
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-28

FoR a eo0D VIE aead wife
ahoula IL like three hinR which three
things she should nos s. like; / Shs Io,ild
PC ike = saail. always kept within hsE ouse !;
bni she should not b like snail e. nm all
ste has On her back q she should 81 Iilse
a. echo, Always speak when spoken 10;
Int she SD d not - Ike an echo. 81 VAN
having ill ass WORD She Should - Ii ke
4 Town aiways keep iraa and rsr.
ularity should nof S Is 8 town
clock. iond that 81 fhe Town may
hear