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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-01

A COUNTRY EDTToR-Is one who reads
newspapers, selects miscellany. writes arti-
cles on all subjects, sets type, reads proof,
works at the press, folds papers, and some
times carries them, prints Jobs. runs eTands,
cuts wood, works in the garden, talks 10
patrons who call, patiently receives blame
for many things that never were and never
can be done, gets little money, has scarce
time or materials to satisfy hunger, or 10
enjoy the quiet of natures grand restorer,
Sleep and esleems himself peculiarly hap.
lpy if he is not assaulted aud battered by
some unprincipled demagogue who loves
poppet shows aud hires the rabble with a
treat of cider or brandy, to vote him into
some petty Office. A man who does al
this and as much more no. here recorded
you know MIST be rather busy animal, an,
as he rccsSurms the work Of so many differen
persons, he may justly be supposed their re
preventative, and to have an indisputabl
right when speaking of himself to use tn
plural number, and to say WE on all occu
sions and in all places.-MicbigGn Democrat
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
THE STATE SENTINEL

Il published suery Tuesf1gCfce Washington street,
Southeast II me State House.
5TThe State Sentinel Will about twice much
reading mter an subjects Of general interest any
Other paper The state
TERNs.-IwO d0llaIs year, always ~ advance IN no
instance vii mole than number be sent an he money
received Su5-ci viii due notice few weeks
before the expiration o each term, and DC tho payment
for succeeding year tenn be not advanced the PAPER Will
be disclnt inucd Thi. viii be adhered an
dollar viii be received for months, and nifty cents
for three mQnths-liWIBs iH GfrGHce.
Five dollars Will be received f1r three yeas OF, three
papers yvill be sent wear for tie
ADyERrisrIEsrs. VIII re inserted three times al one dollar
square 2JD ems and be- continued al the of p
square weekly. Quarterly ~ ci-cmen's inserted at 3
square Il $50
Yearly advertiser, viii Do accommodated on reasonable
terms which should Away be made writing agrced upon.
All advertisements om abroad must be accgmpduiei By tie
cash, o. no attention vii be paid 90 them.
01rPo.tage must De paid.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
Esnrh NloncN l.r,ccs.

WITH characteristic disiugcnulu>ress tie friend. IT.
the money fraud persist r,pr seutin- the present
Prices 81 The agricultural products ihe Effects a. tir
bard money system We wonder not az TIM tor "a 81,
ten Of fraud requires of flstooi sup
port They kao'c iat ;he present oN scale of price,
the effect Of The great bank reFHl,iuu. They LHosr i
the great bank rcyul~iou 81 ltll2 - fes> tH,Ir m
many paris OF tle counirv even iucr imam
present They lfo.c that The present lo~ -c 40 pu,,-
., OWING 10 tho bursting 81 bubbles. having ,h u.ar,
parts at tho .'n ~ tli"ui cfcncs 81 any Llnd. ,E
paper metallic Tho, hao5r that under present car
oun>tancc-. II Will take TIME for specie difu>c itself
over the country
Their Misrepresentation &C the ca~e arr vl'fi 1903
deliberate We write not tor ttcir information. for ii.
Lnoi7 the Truth though they VIII not drelsfc s.,
often however. they repeat their al-ao.I- vll ',-
he under t'ic Necessity al stating iie opposite truths
The Bank, mnci ie cai~. oi H.. l,,s prices .r
l-l2- - ~ they were 81 the high prices # i-i'.
b. their Iniiioa-. they ratscd 'hc high prices ct ftus
Years - tcr couilatiions ihe lon rr- e ilc ils-
cni wear
High prices no, The necessary canroni,au,- or
paper money Neither are l1 irIr,, tho uecos-
-trs c'ncomitani~ Of bard money system. Pn''-
lower go Sroatud iiifn 'n lug .ri fiosi DO Scotland
guinea seldom and gold forms fl, greater f.if
The coDsHs,pf,rc circulation of England 4 .e, af, Do,
whore tower Than 900 Sweden. whore notes ISSUED
as low demon nation Goats Federal N.~
they any here higher 'aa 90 Cuba oiei. TIE cur
rcucY D, eAciu>Ae,t metallic
RELATIVE stradiu,s- oi pfircs may o. pred afed 80
hard money system. Eternal fue'uaf,.u ~ % i.afrr
money - -eu especially such one as o1r, or il.t
truth # ii~fsr, Of Tie late f. wears and i,.
present condition 81" iie country afford am ia, etId,uc.
And lD,y. ben iie effects 81 ms ~.~f r. e. lt l .
al as extreme 90 sr'es. ~ friends etito.iue 10
represent iias ihe result oi the oppnsiir ,s'su,
y we have already s-id, 80 wonder t..t-
stem which ha~ puuc pie ~ irluI 3 Q g. i.--
every kind 81 kua.er. ,rii- ~9er-.ruttafe .,s--
requr every Kind 81 fsrh,ad fsr ~ support b.
those who persist 90 using such s'.e aol lu>f s-rt
- be denounced 90 such term, i,ir ,ond.,i i'r'.
They are endeasorns o. blud Tire people as q. e 'r-
cause 90 their present su.itrn--. Ihrt thereby
dong what De-, n tler power prevent iie r,osl 90
a. .f .rffl r fHIa a f.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
Volume EIl.....NUmbcr y.

fair words they can 1attcr and hoodwink NJ.
Let me say here, that am far from ascrib-
ing TO the manufacturers of the North and
last rs a body. this selfish and short-sightcd
policy. There are very many among them.
who have forcthought enough 10 sc, and
frankncss enough 10 declare. that low. re-
gular aud strictly rcvAuc tariff, satisfying al
sections OF the Union and not liable 10 fluc-
tualing success of political parties, /, far more
conducive even TO their permanent benefit.
than high validating tamil. OF protc, i've or
prohibitory character. The Democrats Of
New England and other manufacturing
States usually advocate this prudent and tenn
pcrate policy.
And il should be oars The policy for the
Wcst Is, strict economy. reduction OF all gov
eminent expenses, no magnificent Internal
Improvements. no distribution OF the land
fund. no assumption OF the state debt. = and
the cry iO,rca rate 81 tariff duties that will
pay our way plainly and respectfully. and
keep us out OF dcbt'
The party that Pursucs such policy
policy Just and right in i',af. without refer
cncc TO sectional ,icws-d,~er,c~. IN ma e.
Pecial manner, support from the Wc>t. The
New England Site have some excuse ii
they should wink at cNtrayagaacr and cry
ont for the high tamil system. The Western,
States hayc nonc !. opprcs,e, and iniure,
them even NOR, thanit does the South. lite
South has hitherto opposed the protective
system more strongly than the West. IL j..
because she better understand, the tendency
and effects than We DO.
There are few other items on which, ia
our public addresses. propo.e TO touch.
The debts Of ths States an January a-t had reached
ss793sS,760; our national debt IN F,huas is-t was
S213s9 22I II wc assumed the Stale d,tis then the
national debit would Doe Than frce hufr9 and ,L
millions os dollars. The interest GA this fr pef cent
would he about Fifteen n.tioHs and trIa yc1 mare
Than the enfire hlrG duties the average II the
last years They may fax Of assumption i0rc,cr In
less we are prepared Tor notification ou'lfcak "a The
south that proclamation pat down,
&C; upon IL. - long Tie West hn,n- her inete,t
never wal.
The Ircsont tlrin which rroi,ri J.. fr
only, l. not only froro1c, Tat, o. gtcat extent fot
biforV. Isso high many arc'cs lu,irad 81 pro-
ducug 20 destroy H. The imports Toe fret Hac
months of lsi2 during -ht months Il which ihe pfn-
cp'cs Of the Old tamil prc,alri) about
millions under the tariff during the th-e.
luths. they but clcrrI millions. failing oil 81
than ho
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
Effect, Of Tariq,.

The recent accounts from Eu-i ~. rcpoSeL'ng re
singular siii~ - financial aui c0nm.fcll s.ins would
VI Nss lir afeff7a, e2Ires. 3. car& ifn g tlf--
in THIS county PeAaps never b f-- Do far HISTORY %
commerce has money continued >. abundant tar such
ien-ih 81 time MT only nltaut nfsr-s activity t,-
sinesS. bat witnessing continued Il az. O. races =
g as ana pr'iurc. "a here a.d ,4 England. none,
Ans continued - liar l. great G.anria co'l
ia remarkable degree, waIe The mems fof as EN-
ment ere decress.ng D. d. maturity Of p4..r ,ht -
beng relia e. iarre ar- tvo o5sils cause. e- fl.
safe - i-ns-, % oi "c. l-t nYN sr,s, ol ees-
ihiise wisdom; dlrng tc rs-t year tariff. w t.e
aso"ei Object If choking tie oh4ur., IS Brush ir e.
have been fas-e! - a. nals e-F.i.l ra'sar- The r.
sui 81 tAi- a. zen n thc table lg.set i.reuy Of
bfiush exp ts IS Tat Decentralization. Ae l.v f.cs g
those eKf'ft- tie a-resi-e money vslar ext sel Or -
feir eniins January ISIS decreased of0ue8 ~ So
oV'o"o i" tue tui'ei >'aes 49, de.Fa. ~ iai.ts re-
tae same eFoi are 500 100000 y, tics rut..i. t'e.
heihS sH''sing micle1-,sr between r4,.s.. i..t .a
al ru-e-~. t-i motley, - ana frl.e taf.s t.
come c''rdeffi az! c'pti. rell 10 90 ire4.io.a,
ca mes requires aHc - f,nn new c-,teas Il: 80 ca
Iloy ment.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

Dam - H4yA~A.- Usncr- IS 49, frs-.f.-t - .L.
island =, mode 81 eHc-utus ilf.,l.4's Lar 49,. ~
made To ST down Nth i4e.r llcss 10 > frss. Thong,
which passes screw. attached T. sn i-e. c.! ,.,
embraces ihe necN Il ihe cp'Fui - turning TIE screw
'"' o''''' " o'a"" ush af''s i.e 2rAad pant d: f.r
neck, - as - produce srif q atom y!.- Al tf. $50.
time the point OF the screw passes .fneen ~. ,,,
the meek ti'i!ng he spinal mrarf,r eis-l..a .>,
ton" ard causing the urhsPpy sufferer 10 l-o.suar b.,
tongue Is whole length This /. called cl.soans.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

SPLENnID FkH..-Mf. J = Cn.asn- ~. n.,,
has ext eneed on bis celebrated farm = rs a,.,,, ~
iefiown. several hundred thousand dola.. ~. -.
how building on the PREMISE Is esau.ea - CO, SO,
ooV. tie calculated D' pFncsly rel lsne. ~ a..
Aese 'eisnaahs windows @: stained glsss. -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

No wonder that many promises made snt broken
should have Disguised the people wit the party that made
them Nineteen States voted for General HARRISON and
SIREN only for Van Buren,. In two shot years 50 CREST
has been the change that now eighteen states are De3
80; Iulsing from the Governors slections) and eight
onv remain to the Wings OF the eight States reckon
ed for the Wings, Indiana How long viii she re-
main so
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

president Adams, Of Lis messages remind,
Of this truth
in our country uniform experience Of forty year.
Las hown. that. whatever the taf foreign products
have been s q7nornf Of imhsrf1fos hss awavs borne
average value neoriy Approaching :hatof ne ec
parfs.-J q adams .inn',af Message. Of Dee = Is2s
The Lecis Mercury. aud iuf.iert a. English paper
Jsied 10 Oco' sf2 when tue of high iara
had reached England says: III expectel that
the Init states should permanently relax their
s,sen', tall relax 1t, therefore, both To-
placed The footing; ding tue duties on i'm
ports solrlg cifh rercnIe. there git possible
tie difficulty in paeing the dufY-a fixed duiv-
on wheat imported from the :! tcd state into this IN
try that they ~. manufacture II fiev continue
mposs fsrfy Per cent. ngInf actes. ~ ss.
imDsSe fsrfy PR cent on heir corn aud fJur Thus y
would be the interest CT The United 10 reduce re
duties imports the lowest scale in order 70 aal IL
hes, market fJl their com and u
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DIED,

On Tuesday morning, after short but severe Illness Sa
ah Louisa daughter Of john " Degfaw in the Sth year of
her are.
The friends the family respectfully invited attend
her funeral ibis "wednesday afternoon at o'clock from
Pacific Brooklyn, fifth house above Henry ST. without fur
Their invitation.
On Sunday evening 9Th inst, after protraced illness
which she bore with Christian foude, Esther H. wife Of
James Ryan.
At Newark, on Tuesday morning. 18th instant Elizabeth
wife of John S. BTagaw in her 2i,h year
The friends and acquantances invited attend her
funeral at O'Clock, P NJ this day, from l2l Plane
At Governors Island Saturday afternoon h inst Mrs
Sarah Tsdae wife of Mr. John Tsae and daughter Of the
late Nj James 0am aged 81 years.
At Savannah Ga the 29th Oct Mrs. Sarah NJ. Gates,
wife O.! Col. VIM. Gates, u S Army
AZ Manila the 2O, Of June last of Asiatc cholera,
Richard NJ Lawrence, IT. aged IS years, of John L.
Lawrence, Of this CITY.
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PRINT ED Gallo OES,
supply the City and Interior Trade the or
connng their attention entirely and exclusively 70 s
article l.. B. enabled only e1hibi, more ex
,eusive and beautiful than be found elsewhere
(there being similar establishment Tor Prints in Inc uniga
States bat sell always al prices low and generGt
t0reT than houses whose attention and divided
among large variety OF articles.
The Stock embracing Some Thousands OF Different Pat
styles which will be constantly added all and desra
ole seras they appear the market besides many which
will De got cp exclusively Tor their own sales.
Purchasers OF this article will find II Their interest 10
annie Stock before wing Prints. Even if they do
nor uIchase they will al the OF seens all
the new styles and learning the Lowest nake, prices
Catalogues Of frces corrected with variation Of
the Market are placed hands Of Buyers. All odsrs
will receive the best attsatiol. au25 9mD&W
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TETE MYSTERIES OF PARIS,
t. BY EUGENE SUE.
from the Ereuct ar his Editinn

- BY EUGENE SUE.
Translated from the French. expressly this Edition
BY HENRY c. DEMING. ESQ
THIS novel contains OF the intensely vivid scenes
which the English language suacepuble poTtrarg &c
modern Romance mpare with il for complicated Incl
dent and interest OF detail The elegant and beautiful transla
ton of this edition fully susains the spirit and captivating
character of the original and be eQuaed The no.
rality- of this
~ EXTRAORDINARY ROMANCE
is the elevang misunderstanding spirit OF exalted
sentiment, deep religious feeling, and tenderpathos
From the Oswego County Wing
has sesn enough heretofore to say of work that 1t was
published BY the Harperssuch has been The confidence 9th
public ia their selections for the press but lei hsn publish
little TRASH THIS, and that confidence WI BE-
DESTROYED. II Is a MISERABLE TRANSLATION
and would advise the translator to make one more 4ttenqt
and then ask to go OUT y ONE. AFTER READ.
ING a FEW FACES OF The NEW WORLDS CO.
Ply WILL CONSENT TO READ THIS AT ALL
THE FIRST wRlTTEN ~ A FASCINATING sTYLE-THE
OTHER suHGLIsGLr As TO MADDEN scHooL Boy The
one BIZ AMAsrER--TaE OTHER BIZ NOVICE ana te mar
e ought know that however they may wish to chastse
rival they mast not tIlile with the public.
From the Boston Daily Mail, Oct. 3l.l
A1ysTEREs OF P,E1s-n remarks the other day,
ative 10 the various ransatos OF this interesting book
ice do intend be understood saying augh against
the Ns,c Void edition. TH.4TIS an EXCELLENT
NSL.7TION-F.QIIIFUL TO THE ORIGIN
H. IND EVERY WAY UNOBJECTTON.4BLE
IN STYLE IND FINISH"
From the Aurora, Nov. q
The idoms constructions rhetoric &c. of this edition
all according the best English models and is in short
what every translation should benot dictionary
deng words from language another, bat ansat-
ing OF characters and incidents purely French growth into
English.
The translation by Mr.. Town published by the Hapers Is
MUCH TOO MEAGRE sKELETOS-L1RE FOR THE GENERAL
TASTE; as tesct adherence the French idom and the
frequent introduction Of French words and phrases render
some knowledge Of that language absolutely indispensable 70
proper reading book The general remark is that II Is
HAND WORK TO read the Harpers' edition.
We end, therefore, b. cASDIDLY ADVISING THOSE WHO
WOULD DERIVE PLEASURE FROM pERUs4L OF THIS
SPLENDID WORK, By which Eugene she has immoralized
himself at a single achievement 10 PURCHASE THE
EDITION. OF Mr.. WINCHESTER.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

The superiority of this translation all others lies IN
tho fact of It's extreme fidelity the original
Boston Evening Gazette.
Moe elegantly DONE and has certainly the advantage IN
FORM brothe1 jenatl4n'
In reyenge-dspaEases the translation OF the ttasrs
d;.;o and opoes tracts from and his 20 show that
he same quantity the original made more OF IN ms ed
ron ,l,n that of the EarpeIs This IS unfortunate move
60 as in the estimation ofal whose tastes not led
rye by expetivrs and commonplace slang his translation
inL mmea.uraby below that OF the HsrI-r The former
fI ot the horrible murder style and evidently
70 catch the lovers the bobastc and extravaganza style
If the latter Is pure and chae and peases the udcious
reader BY the good taste displayed the taeless
,>o,rion of the original New York s. Bulletin.
MI Towns translation spirited. and the power
and interest OF the original ins remarkable degree.
N Y. Commercial Advertiser.
1--WE HlVE T.lKEE PAINS TO EX.4MINE I'LL
THREE OF THE EDITIONS PUBLISHED IN
THIS COUNTRY md We DO NOT HESITaTE
TO PRONOUNCE TIE Messrs. H.4RPER'S EDF
TTON DECIDEDLY THE BEST he ought 10 kHonO
something cbout !: for rs here employed leisure for
three months in reading and rGnsGng the 0rginc. rotS
from the French OUR ADVICE TO THOSE WHO
WISH TO OBT.4IN THE WORK IN ITS BEST
FORM, IS TO PURCHASE THE MESSRS. H.4R
pERS EDITION." [Bsston Daily Mail.
One who has read the French expresses the opin
Ion that the spirit aud power OF the original retained 10 re
arkable dec Nh Town the translator, OF the best
E.nch scholar. this country having resided France aud
made himself familiar with sF i'sTi B5oot 1d bss New.
The translator Mr.. Charles H. Town, has performed bis
'' nA s,is \. Y Courier and Enquirer.
~ Muffs, Muffs, Nufrs-of very superior quality
among which o! the hart Aatqrs and baGk Lynx
be found in the etyta ., sale r- soys -
B. Ladies ould do well u and examine previous 10
purchasing elsewhere. TAPPED Au Of every Description
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MARRIED.

AT Lyme, Conn., October 25,h by the Rev D S Bainard
Henry Thomas, Jr of New Orleans TO Mary Griswo!d
Of the former place.
At Jamaica Plains (near Boston, Novl by the Rev Mr.
Thonson Charles Nj Nocot, of Philadelphia, TO Mary
Goodrich
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FALL GOODS.

FALL GOODS.
Holm HUTTON. IT Hudson-street, Opposite
81 Harrison-srees respectfully olics the attention of his
public his extensive and well selected stock
ofFALL GOODS, comprising the following:
FLASNELS.
Welsh, English and Domestic Shrting Fannels Gauze,
and English Swanskin red and Yellow Fannels Scotch
pidipg new and excellent article ofDrawers English and
HOSIERY.
Scotch Yarn and English Hose and Hsthose:
MeIno Cashmere Mohair. and SaXony Wool Hose Scotch
warn Shirts and Drawers English and German Cotton Hose
and Half Hose.
CLOTHS, CAssINiEREs AND sATINETS;
Nlerinos Alpacka Lustres, and Bombazns.
Blacl, Silks, good assortment.
Erenca English and Domestic Pvlats.
Scotch Ginghans ,pain and large assortment.
IRISH LINENS.
Linen sheetnss Table Linens; To"elinss Scotch and
Russia Diapers.
sor,mea Of Scotch Wooden Hose and Half Hose Men' "o
mems and Chdren, OF every size and quatyi 70 10
a,fer with seotcl, Yarn Shirts and Drawers, H. would
more particularly call attention. Us wis
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Rses6 40 sets.a IL Rises . . SO Nlornag.e IS
Latest Dates.
London. $50. October IS Havre. October l6
Liverpool. October is New-Oreans Oct %
Cleared,
Ships Emerald, Howe Havre VIM Whit!oCkJr Union,
Russell, n Orleans, Johnson x Lowden; Henry, Deano,
Liverpool Gnnnell, Mntum & Co; Warsaw, Hawkins,
Charleston.
Briggs Tasso, Amy, Havana S w Dewey; Active, Les.
lie, Sydney, B, Pe;ers Co; Leader DAWSON Windsor
Ms, Whitney Soue s. Co.
sch Tangier King Bermuda Independence, saraunah,J
Elwe < Co; Louisiana March, Newsmyrna; Elen,C Chap
Arrived.
ssh Ganges Allen, ds I'm Boston, plaster bound to AL
bany
Schr Franklin, Ryne, d, FIN Thomaston, lime
Schr Tigress, Lowell Boston, bound TO Albany.
The pilot boat Thomas Smith up last night at 10
o'clock from Sandy Hook, reports no vessels in sight
Wind WNW.
Memoranda.
The ship Patrick Henry Dslano for Liverpool sails this
day at 10 O'clock.
Ship Mary Frances arrived Mobile reportsoct 10 on
the Grand Bahama Banks ship ashore, appeared
nave changed her position while IN sight:
The schr Caledonia from New York for Boston, was Spo-
ken off Sandy Point Oct 81 anchor, with mainsal badly
to1n and was repairing IT,
Spoken,
DC. IS lat SO 90 Ion 80 spoke bark veascO, I'm Bos.
ton for Havana.
Passed Aag 81 off Eusenada ships Bru,us Adams, from
NYolk via Mon.evdso for Ayres.
Sept 10 Ion SO 10 bark Jasper Bennett OF New Bedford
500 bbls whale and 200 do sperm OIL all WELL bound South
to
Sept 2S, lat Is Hakawsy, OF Richmond, for Liverpool
Aug H. la; All S, Ion "a w, Panama. of Sag HaEbor, 90
whales, "a mos OUT.
Sep, 49, lat Sc % lon So o. by Eolo (sc Castellano
FIN Boston for Naples
Sept o. lat 49, Ion 81 So brig ODESSA of NY ork ii days
I'm Norfolk for Monevideo.
Foreign Ports.
Ara CT scbr sen Mer,el. BoS.
ton.
Ar at Halifax, Slsl ult schT5 Chase Baltimore; lst inst
Albion, kenney, PhilaGtlphia
Ar Al ST John NB 18th ult, schrs Deposit, Alexandria
Goth, Martha, Grace, NioIk
To Mariners.
In Consequence several boats having landed late
" from shipping of yaron nations, the open coast OF
Morocco West Barbary search supposed for wa
ter other provsicGs the Moorish authorities are deslrous
that all persons be cautioned shat only against the
law OF land and against the sanatory regulations 10 en-
bark on any part Of the coast places where there IS not
port open for their reception but that IN consequence OF
onctons given the people OF this country by Their
government prevent any persons whatever setting foot on
land approaching 1t the open coast the lives oil
those who infringe the laws such respect exposed 10
danger.
The undersigned feels it therefore his duty give all the
o vessels upon any account to
land allow any person under eir orders 10
land approach within nusket shot, OF the coast OF Aoroc
West Baibary, excepting within the haborS OF any Of
the well known ports of this country.
T.. W. a. DRUMMoNp HAY,
Her Britannia Majesty's Consul General, sc.
Taogiers, Sept. IS, lS4S.
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Franklin seccnd block north of the Broadway
Tabenacle) would notify his and the public that ne
has abandoned the practice Of his p0sssen as some have
still continues his business in all lis branches. OPT Owls