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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

u We wish to call the attention Of orocers, buf rs,
particularly OF FSmii!es article of Pale Y,lhgg
Brown Soap las per adyertisenenL) This soap Is uag
us in The Old fashion way. II is entirely free from i
an article which is in 80 general use by almost lgatt
trade and which renders the soap only very uapa
IN us USE BAT makeshe clothes or Whatever is wasd W
1t have fshy smell The excessive use Of iosa Aia
avoided by US In The manufacture Of this kpd Of soap
our soap Is made by steam, which is great adrsc,s
and winch no other manufacturer possesses In the ct
fact nhieA you nay state With eorjfdence)
vi the above description of soap alone We nassasai
about Fifty thousand pounds weekly AMI are conft
hoase.keeprrs who consult economy as well as sstNi
ihe use OF an article, would find it to their advafs9
use IL We also manufacture Margarine Candle % Y
arncle made harder thaa sperm); patent refasd asa
Candies; white and vsriegatrd Soap iu bars all Sna
OF Fancy soaps-and TO up all age the Oldest and %
manufacturers in Gotham, having been in the buasss
40 years. W. HULL & sOs
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u To. Parphle, containing the fai! particulars of the
somcrs Mu,iny Plan OF The vessel Portrait Of Capt Nc
asc fac smile OF spescers Prograne, de &c csn be
had II tt,, Office, In wrappers ready for mailing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

u IL Is strange that ia this enlightened age We -
nave professors Of any thing so nearly approaching
cfait as Tie ore,eln OF future events; YET Inc fSs
revelations OF Madame AdoIph, mysterious IS lhey
have been Witnessed by ladies and gentlemen Of w
RANK ana requirements This empens lady bas an -,
ms ciy, ana may be consulted during the week @i
MUSEUM and Picture Gallery, Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

II To MECHANICS Asp NAsUFAcTuRxsa-'s,ss, ~
reaGer5 special attention 10 advertISsaen1 rtzf
column under the above nead. 1t VIII De ioaeas css
pou1niGy. !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

ILLISo1s.-Thc Joint Committee of the Legis-
lature of this State have nearly completed their
plan for It's division into Congressional Districts.
1t gives the Wings one District in the Ceatre
(Springfeld,) and tries hard not to give them
any more, though i, is thought the Quincy and Ga
lena Districts are somewhat debatable. But some
of the Locos are dissatisfied that they cannot get
the whole, or at eas, each section wants is own
District fixed TO secure Loco-F oeo majority and
SO the Report hangs back.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

LouIslASA-The people of this State have
voted, Il, S96 to 5000, to csll Convention to
frame a new State Constitution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

ry ygs are further indebted 10 Hcs siessrs. r "
rronesos of la. oan T. stuart OF Ill T. c. CaiTTES
rE. OF a. J. and Members Of Congress, for valuable
1pyht; Ssorur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

II Gen. Tom Thrno IL re.engaged at his head eaa.n
al the American Museum where mas reviewed o'rs :.
y thousand ysiiors, rsI.k AMI ME- and giaa
Ai ne VIII not remove III the present Statc OF lbf -
mind BarnIm has this week powt rtul coecenpfaasss
auracliohs s1cn nothing but Tie most exira9f6iu'f
gree oil patronage could warrant;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

rs The United States Hotel on Ful,on,stree.,
between Pearl and Water-straet, was sold a, a,lc.
ton on Saturday, on foreclosure of mortgage for
SAC, 900 to ,ae ~ Y. Life and Trust compaa,
There was but one bid and it was struck of ~
100000 to the gentlemen who held thu mortgage
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the season,
Hn.est from Albany.

The Loco-Focos in the Legislature on Friday
finally petched up their differences concerning the
Stare Printing, by agreeing that the Legislature
should choose State Printer to publish the Legal
Advertisements, &c. while each House should
elect some other person or firm to do ITS o'7n
Printing. This result was attained at large cost
of time and trouble--a Committee OF Conference
between the two houses having been put IN requl-
sition. The Senates proposition TO reduce the
price Of Printing Is per cent. was rejected, ana
that Of the House, reducing ten per cent only pre-
vailed. In this shape the bill passed.
The Loco.Foco Members thereupon met in eau
Gus tn at evening, and proceeded to ballot Tor a
State Printer, wit h the following result:
" VIM. C. Bryant, tN.Y Eve POSI-. 40 .,
b. Swead l. Blank l. Croswell over all-@'
EDwrs CRoswELL was ,hereupon unanimously
7,oni mated as State Printer for three years
ing.
The Joint Meeting having dissolved, the Mem:
beers of the house reorganized, and proceeded to
vote for their own Printer, with the following re-
suit.
For Corrall Cook, (Troy BudeeD.,,..45
Henry O'Rciliy Rochester ADV )....25
Levi D. SlauIu IN. \. Plebean) ...H-a2
Corral Cook over ai....-..... ).
So Corrall & Cook were nominated, and, as
vel as Mr.. Croswel, were doubtless elected on Sa-
surday. The Senate deferred their nomination I'LL
Saturday evening.
So Croswell has the best hold, as we always
sn.is,ed he should have. Our Loco-teeo neigh
hors, BRYANT and Slamm, had never the ghost OF
q chance, as we could have told them beforehand.
The Country Members, who call themselves De-
mocrats' know what's what, and don't abide any
Radicalism in earnest. They are clever fellows,
and would doubtless give as the Printing before
any full-blooaed Loco-Foco 1t is all right
Nc: one thing is wrong: the Legislative frlnt-
ing ought to have been given out by contract. Now
there wil, be two or three hungry firms, Emporium
ing Menbsr, to order extra Printing in order to
out money in sheir empty pockets We would
rather Croswell had it all; and the next tine we
SO in fer him as State Printer be must heip us to
ret the mere mechanical Pris,ing done by Contract
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

10 The dwelling house of Miss Henrie,n
Israel, near Reisterstown in Baltimore Co., Nd,
was burned on the 18th, and herself and l.a.
boy persisted in the flames. The fire is supposed
to have been the work of an incendiary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

Two LIVES Losr.-The steamboat Light. wa,
upset in storm on the 9th instant, near Liberty
on the Mississippi. Two of the crew wer.
drowned-boat aud cargo total loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

~ The Tyler Gailoiine is still in operation,
Hsary ssiers has just been removed from the Office
of Pos,snasser at Lancaster, Ohio, and Samuel r
Yeoynsn from, shss at Washington, Fsyesse Go.
90 make room for Loco.Eocos who pretend to be
Iyler men,
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The nEniiA.

Tie Buffalo Commercial is complaining that the
M.il from this City now reaches the Lakes .torty-
eisks Aots-s, and often more, behind the passen-
gers VIA ,rave, regularly by Housatonc and the
Railroads. What unreasonable grumhling! Why,
if the Department will onlyist as tie meas and
distribute OUR papers we best may, we shal! De
1evou.ly thankful; what Nc apprehend is that the
Government will neither carry our papers within a
reasonable time nor allow us TO hire e mere prompt
conveyance. When it Gomez 10 that, 'oe shall be-
gin TO grumble.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

U' A little daughter of Mr.. William Way ii
Quebec, was scalded to death by the upsetting Il
q kettle Of boiling watar on the llth inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

10 The remains Of q human body, partly cqe
cred with leaves was recently found in New MI.
ford, c.. on the Housatonic River. A pocket knii,
and two pipes were found near by. Nothing
known concerning IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

KEsTUcKT.-The popular branch of the Legis-
lasure of Kentucky has voted, SO to AZ, pass
any Relief or stsy-Law. We hope they will stick
to this. One green spot in the West is refreshing,
and gallant KENTUCKY is JUST he place for it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

OJ Funeral Ceremonies in honor of the menar
of Ex-Governor Mason, who died in this ci.s
were performed in the Episcopal Churches d
Detroit Michigan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

Me,s7,. Editors "A Litter having appeared in the
Courier and Enquirer OF the 7th instant signed Vim. c.
Thompson giving erroneous opinions subject OF inter
EST 10 The public beg submit the ubjoned remarks a.
a more correct account Of the subjec.
Sir, your obedient servant,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

T we announce with deep ats'ichoa the death
Of osr friend Thomas w. WHITE, Esq, Editor
and Publisher of the Southern Literary Messen-
gey,s aged 55. he was attacked by paralysis while
on business visit TO this City in September last
and, though he was enabled to leave for home %!
ses1 some two mooths after. and did so IN the san
suine hope of returning TO eur City ere this time
we parted frem him with Saourntul presentimen,
shas we should never look os him in life sgain
Our forcbodinss have proved, alas. ,oo true! Al
though he has wri,rea us within q month express
ing ssssuine hopes q his speedy recovery, we
were rather panied thar disapponted,by the intel.
ligcnce which reached US yesterday of his decease
q, Richmond on the 10Th inst.
Me. White, while making no pretersions 10
authorship, hiss dose very much for the canse
of American, ans especially Southern, Literature,
,, which he has devoted himself for some years
with singeness OF purpose and energy OF character
Generous in disposition, ardent in affection, and
guilcless in heart. he was widely and sehderiy be-
loved and his deaih must cause many aching
hearts even Oh, OF the circle OF his deeply oereaSeo
family. We ,rast the Messenger will psss lnie
yha hands of some verify successor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

g The MORRIS RAILROAD has just completed
q second track for cars from Newark 10 MorIiston
as niles and the trains passed forth and back
for the first time on Saturday. The grade quite
heavy, rising trem esch terminus 10 a summit but
the cars passed over the route in 6S minutes
aenceforth a morning and evening Lain will be
run each spay, instead Of merning ,-sin down and
an evening ,rsin uP, as heretofcre. This will
doubtless much increase the travel over the route,
as well as the accommodation TO the public. A
Railroad from MsIristown Westward, and another
North TO iniersect the Enc Railroad over Rama
pc, (raaking continuous Railrcsd communication
70 this City, no longer than the route by Piermonr
are IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is 8 thriving,
comely village; the views from the route, and es-
pecisliy from the summit, are delightful, and we
! doubt not thar many of our Cisizezs will take a
morning hide that way soon as the season ia
vors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

20 The Loco-Foco State Convention of Ken
lucky have nominated Col. RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON
for President and Gov. DAVID R. PORTER of Pa.
for Vice President. This is unlucky for Richard,
who has many good points; while David r. Por-
ter aspears By his official acts TO be the most
mitigated rascal that ever aided tslons to escape
from State Prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

E Rec. Caleb Bush, Baptist Clergyman, Is
charged on oath with the crime of seduction 81.
Weed.port Cayuga Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

Weedsport Cayuga Co.
10 James Edwards, formerly of Galla,in, Tenn.
was nhumanly murdered about one hundred mills
west of the Cross Timbers, Arkansas, by the bad
of negroes who recently run away from the Chan.
kee Natioa. Captain Drew and his company who,
it will be recolected, pursued the negroes, ha,e
returned home, having captured the whole Of Ii.
runaways except two, who wandered awey fen
the main body and are supposed 10 be lost.
St. Louis New Era.
ACCIDENTAL DEATH.-Robert c. Scadin, a re.
spectacle mechanic Of Detroit was killed by being
run over by the locomotive on the Centra Railasa
on Thursday. A wife and two children were thus
suddenly bereayed of the husband and father.
A FATAL REsuLT.-Mr. Farr, the young alta.
nsy who was shot in a rencontre ia St. Loui,
short time since died from the effects of the wousi
on the mornins of the ION inst. Whcs his d.sis
was announced in Court, it i'm med lately adjourned
" A bill to abolish Imprisonment for Debt Is,
passed the House of Repre- sentatives of the MIR
land Legislature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

For coral L Cook, (Troy Budget: As
:. Henry ORciliy, 4 Rochester ADV l....%2 .a
Levi D. Slaulo,, IN. \. PIebean). .l7-'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

Y Godey's Lady's Book and Grahau's Magazine, for
February, are secs:vsd and og sale al this atscs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

is merely intended to show the :" Democracy y
that, however much he is disposed 10 lead them
by the nose, he IS yet no Wing.
The pamphlet concludes with an argument in
favor of possponing the nomination until the latest
possible period, sentence in regard to the neces-
sity of Convention, 10 mite The Democratic
paEtg,' and denounces those who oppose an or
gsnizaton which VIII fairy represent the De
mocracy," as opposed TO Convention. and warns
those who inss: OR unfair terms TO beware-that
they must take the responsibility upon themselves.
The pamphet is carefully and laboriously written,
and sometimes very obscure.
Now, this is all edifying. It will afford anuse-
ment to those who can look on disinterestedly, to
witness the ease with which these movements on
paper by the friends of Mr.. Calhoun, will all be
ser at nought by the cool and quiet management
of the skilfal Northern man at Kinderhock.
Mr.. CaIhoun's friends declare that Mr.. WEBSTER
is coming out in his support 1t is difficult to de-
eide which Of the TIVE personages shows the great
er confidence, Mr.. Calhoun in believin, that he
can profit BY the support OF hIr. Webster, or Dir.
Webster In susPosias that the Democracy" ever
viii or can give him any aid.
have an interesting report from the State De-
psrtmeat containing the opinions Of several OF tho
Judges and Atternies of the United States in re-
gard 10 the operation of the Bankrupt Law, bu, /
have NOT space for any letice 81 it wthour tres
passing too Ear upon your columns.
The hill IN repeal the BantrIn- an, from, The
House, was, in the Senate to-day, referred to the
judiciary Committee. Tours, MAsaarrAs.
Isaac HILL.-The Washington correspondent
of the Boston Post has the following brief para
graph, which wears the semblasce OF an Official
announcenenr-se that Isaac may be looked upon
as provided for az last:
Mr.. George, late Pension Agent at Concord,
N. Il, has just died. The Hon. Isaac Hill will
he appointed in his place
The same correspondent thinks ,hs, DIR. Wise
viii have the Embassy TO France.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

The Joint Meeting having dissolved, the Mem.
bers of the House reorganized, and proceeded to
vote for their own Printer, with the following re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
rIa pe1aocratic WING Genera, Com

JOSEPH P. PIsssor, lssc-e,,,;,.. gro TEN. 40 :.
E0SARp z. CowLEs. Ji' OF
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-04
ARTICLES.


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The New alirrorisa naaellgin letiara and il
1s saturday papes cenfainine sixteen
eupetni Octave pages. enc los1 is d neat
covert and e ard teanf. q sisel fadiHe,
tlEEY TWO q the afs given ii lhs conrse 81 tho
Yeaf-an sxpe I1eni Hitherto tempted eilteT
81 fet1e g oeroads-toeehtf WiEh aiehf h0nd
ana t1iEt9ttW clessly printed pa9es 81 Ire eic-
est nattef and a iaf he aDa 9tfg 17o-
pfaaso1ea eoet 81 tlfee caf6 9eag ga ~ 8ef8
TITS edftel Teaf coIe I'D 5afithea 8ffh
81 pepeEs ruin i.ae ts b az
esse % eIalily very reader IS TASTE. 81 c1oeI
ksEehes st see effs lales romance ana hnN6 als
4yetlfs end lafisles acmeelie and forster ear
eeenaeneei 81 eEa 81 los aud iefalys 1aeiea
ana tpce eaal DIS lie eritcieu
30 flee hlea s robiisaed place wills
ln one 2osea 81 obtaia veins
ab.e aud er NAL pt1
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The sfolt 81 iltsissinpi,l Pnr Ars cour,
cs0A la gN.
WHEnEAS FdwaFd g lauiae hami.
w n.tifa,of h btnnt non ctn. EST.
m6n,0 nnexo 81 hn "a Fin' 81 h
0adbohs dee1r, hr1iRo 81 lr'iiiou Is
presented iolh Doat he fol
ihojnlpl ol 81 rero i1,efe nsein.
70 cell the iolo drtr'tc artr lying
and being n lio county AZ kazno CAD siale
OfAlig1 a1'ppl Fh'ch Us sid isn
0Adbairy died oc.sed 600 errsessca o ihe
purpose Is dlltbaNoa Dolt hithe ti1.
The souIA8as ooauef 81 sectInn &3s he
n0Iihcs onantr aud ne wesi half of ihe
nnri art oualief o section so iha CASE
htlf 81 ihWesl qoafici III aectiod 81, I
inloenn i2 1pee veal IRE north,
We1iq aartf d section loWnshin 4 n faufa
Z west cpniuiano irali can mere 81
lees; end q. flaoiionof fha vet hslf of
sO0lhWest qaafIof III section 4; and iha
east halt 81 souiheas qaafier 81 section g
loRnshlp range vest. containina ahoai
80 81 Sd seres--up0h which friction Is the
Old Kaz0Q Hole n The lDWn % Benton,
ktisofderrd, adiu1gad end decleed llat
aciladun ssps direcisd 70 ne heils. end %
~ por161 Interested, a. 81 end 4rpeal 81
80 n September Term 81 lhis Colltl. and
sho cause hny they can Why IA order 81
sale honld not s made "a cu iance with
the petiinn.
RI - taute1 ordered end tecleea lla'
pabtt'ilta 81 hs ald application mad.
81 tNc public newspapers published ID th.
State, for rix weai1 ancree vely
WITN lie Hon. Ihnmas Woodward
Judge Of thl Probeie C6uflof Yszoo coun
iy.ths fourth Mondaysuf Jalg lo48, an.
scale said Court. Issued the 9Th day .
july 1913
Test. GEO. CROCKETT, Cl'l
AgeHsl 1873 CPS fee q SOD 4-ll
Ths STATE slissiesippi,l FaonkTE cegR1.
sEoo eouNTr. July Terms at3.
W. HERBAS, 'Phos. Mal0ne, Admin.
traitor &c the Estate Of john Hanlef
deed hpving ~ petition and schedule ez
hibiiod % NE Cnnris that ihe pefsunal pl1
perry of said deceased is insufficient to pa
The debts against same, and that ifw pUi
b CT ne interested ~ persons Interested
tosell tba following Lot, ~ 60 uanch there
Of as mag bs'necessafy Ia pay The debl,
lyine ana being II YazO0 City, Yazup cour
" and State ~ Mississippi, being an nnd
~
said John IIa6lsn died seized and possesael
khow6 81 tie plat fgaid Town as Lel NON
Der lhtes hnndre8 and eighty $500
d is ordered, adindeed aud decfeed. III
Ciialou issne Is So psnons Interested,
be and appear beIDa ille PfnIsle CoiTt
Ya1in cuuniy, 80 ills next Octobef Tes
thereof, ~ show natise. &c any they can. WI
an order 0f sale should a, BE- made nf sa
Lot,tg - much thereof as Nsli pay the del
aaaforosaid.
u - Further ordered. that publication
the said citation BE- made IN some newsr
per published - ,lio slalsg fol tie space
30days, and Be SEA ~ AZ three pnblic plac
81 tie county where tie lands are siuate
forlho same space Of time.
WrrNEs. ihe HIM. ThoHas B W0odwa
Judge ~ iils Probate touri &c Yazoocns
~. Ire fUurh Monday Of July, 1873 3
SaAof said c6uri. Issued. the 25sh CAV
July, le43.
TEST, GEO. CROCKETT. Cl,k
Duly % 1913. (Pr4ee a dnls9 Sol
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NOTICE.

1T The last jane Term Of The Probate
~ Couri 81 YasoO cenntg. letters of ADJ
WAS granted 20 the pndersign.
ed 81 Ire Estate If Valentine n. Snbleit.
late ~ said coanfe. deed Persons indebi-
ed 10 sand estate are requested % make
immed date payment. and AT persons having
claims against said eslats viii present lhem
properly authenticated within he time pre-
scribed By law, o. they viii Be forever bar
red.
NJ q NYE. Admr.
Yaz6o CITY, Jaly 5 l643. 52-if
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Reasons fot taking tie New Mirror.
Three D0llass capsot bag 81 much 81 literary
and pictorial value III any other shape.
Fg-ts1o kGistsd steel essgrgrtslgs are ei2,
en- ID the course 0i the year.
1Ne alg conlents are the freshest and tasi
thai can be tuniehea ~ the experienced taste and
industry q ilo sditols
he eps and pgasr DIE not exceiled By ihosa Of
any other periodical.
q SPLENDID book q bad and preserve ia ia yonr.
hands asthe close 81 the ear. containine evsrY-
hing 81 current interest WORT remembering. aud
many Invaluable gems 81 literature and art.
q dtlSghtiel usiief q otr family circle Is such
Saturday paper.
81 NE year each 8lenbee eogi bltf fpe.penee,
though there aEein SKI ges III The choicest
matter, and picture such az could not Be bought
ainglY rs tie pfint-shoPs re- less than m hil-
lings
4 mi eost goa notiin9 q end goii Diisa,
IS postInaslefs are auiherzod % enclose i 10 the
odiiora nokines free.
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TIME undersigned will present their frs,
annual acc0nnto OF iheir receipts and
paymeRIs, as Exqcalurs Of Thos r. Sihleg
decd tor settlement and allowance al the
Angus Term, I848 ,ol the Probate Court Of
YazO0 county.
MIcHAET HAYES. Ex'r.
MARY ANN SIsLEY. Elk.
Of Tho. H. SibIey. deed.
July p, l84S. PSI.
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NOTTCE.

= =. > > = -
EXPECTING 70 Be absent from home
and from the county, perhaps the whole
Of the ensuing year, have appointed INV
brother, HENRH IN. YIcK, my Agent and
Attorney il fact, 10 transact every kind Or
business and attend to all Of my interests
for me during my absence.
GRAY ]. WICK.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-04


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