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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-22

eeween " lcIEsburg and H9xoo city,
tiiRhl dranRht and well known slealn.
81 81 II GAR1ANp. laslsE will
ply IS reRnlal packet betWeen 9llksbafQ
and 1azoo CITY. making three TIPS week
leaving 1sk0o City eSefy Iesdal Thurs
day and Saturday at g O'Clock, Ms pFsclse
y, and arrive 1t VickabuTQ Che following
mornings % time for The New Orleans pack.
ets, and viii leave VicksbuIE 90 tho alter.
nate days IS ~ M
Passengers and shippers nay rely o. this
boat making her regular trips g. she draws
Only 70 inches water.
YazOo CITY, Nov 10. is4S. lS.tf
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N-n1nnIe EnfIeeI

Il Nlik Anniversary Of 81. JoHN tho Evan.
gelist III IS celebrated 81 Yazeo Lodge,
No, - on Wednesday, he 9Th inst. The
nembeEa Of this Lodge are requested % az
tends and members Of other Lodges, Who
are n good standings are invited q parIici.
pate il the celebration.
Jas. HAYDEN, Sec'ty,s
Yazoo Lodge, No. a.
Yagoo City, Dec. 8, Is13. 2a-St.
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0u Is Yazo1 City Nos. 81 &C., 10. e8,
l23 l21 i25, lac. l21, lz8, 1855, 1873,
l1o 100 ie4 le6. l67. le8. ls9. l9S,
Is4. i95 96, 2f1 ass $50, SAB $40,
38&, $685. ea5 500. S9l, S92, 593. 394
$50. 43I. 438, As. ace, 2o7 aud 47o.
together with che improvements tlereon.--
Also, Lot No. 28s, fronting on bayou street.
LOi No. 2lO. tFoniing Oh Mound streets the
easl haifof hOl No. zoe. in the rear 81 Lot
N0 ql0' also. bot Ne. Ell. fronting en-
Maif ana Mound streets.
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FWVHE now ahd anba.anii b.dli ~ ainef.
aha eenf Packet, EazOo CITY,
r. "a YouTc Mslef Wlll leave for NeS
odeans. so 5niag ~ 24fh inaianf Fof
frolcht 81 PASSAGE h,sine splendid accom-
modaiions apr't 80 board.
Fazao ciis Dec IS. 1873 222l
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fha following facts OF parcels Of lands
hing Ia i1f county "a Kazoo, i'he sonth-
YES Quartr and souh bali 81 west hall al
northeast quarter, section %. township 4,
Range 9, west. with Tie improvements, &c.
aiso ihe half 81 $50 acres 81 land lying 10
osasmP l0 sags wesi. being the eael
palf 81 no,tifNeA quartz ana West hat q
Aurfheas qarier ard easi haffo southwest
4siAfteI 4ad wt- nal NJ southeast quarter,
eciiun 25 tllA aAsi hai 8 n0rthWfs
qnaTier and vert Aaf of norlheasi quarter ol
c.ion 36i ALSO, ne entiFe 100 acres 81
aad ~ eos nshp 70, range 3, west. being
sci iiait 81 norsbeast quarter aud north hall
oi ufsa bali and naIih ha of cas- bali 81
o0ii As qnarier, Wiih ne improvements.
!. 80, LIE l6lowing land ia Yalo0 county
fhe a-i haf AID northwest quarter. and.
neEll hali 81 easfiallol fouth0 esl quar'ef.
section 81 NE 4orlhwes quarter, ne ufst
hap q southNtsi quarter aud south half 81
Werl ha,i oi nOriheas quarter, section So;
lhe west bar OF northeast quarter section
3ii .he south hail Of wesl hall Of southwest
4uallef. eedon 2oi aud west bali 81 sonth-
wesi quarIer. ard south bali 81 ast half 81
sonlhWes 4Uaripl ion 28; 40 I'D town
ship a raage 4 westi coutaining I04O
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% Nat 81 srs tlh ~ - ssIIr.n
sla.ilaNee enclosed ieh Eeac tie cca BE-
ieg0 lhe IeI 81 IS emil ~ rosi.
e.e.H lcsNeFaINf The ClrtS fe ront
ems A1l MNN 1ee4lqss 81 fhiglseu
sz|sze'a k.eEss Ian S. IL ans
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1eHutli1 eIimen, 81
aade Clothing 6coi Shoes
Foreign and aY6
lescfiplion. 0aslinf lion. Mails
Chains, Hoes slls
their Store % Main
che fhNniS Hc M
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NY virtue nf fhe ahnla stated ofil ip ID
directed. shall esppsa lopablic .le
In fruni sr ne Coori House door % Yam
county. in she town 81 Benton, within 1f
hours pr, sciihad by Inv,
On Mnndnf. I've Josh dAy nl Januarg, lS44.
win Be sold TIE following described lois. lo.
vii: Mes. i13. l48. lsnnd l18. living and
being inlha tnwn 81 Slfariin fazoo coan
~. lhe same having been loVied - Ihe
properly nc Ne delrndaniN q luisl and
will Do shld 20 satisfy plaintifs debi and
COSTS.
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Lots Ia Xazo0 cry, Mes lO4, S06, los.
100 and o3--Also, be following described
parcels Oh ground in Yaz0o city, Tot No sc.
Win ihe dwelling kiiohea and ooi-houses
alereoni- Also, The n0rihc.l halfOf Loi No
i7Q heiug rs feetslnare, tying al ths.corn-
er 81 roadway and M0nros Streets. ts0ulh
grslsrn nloieiy a said No. l0l iogpthtr
10 ihe dwelling house kitchen and other
improvements thereons- Also5 lsot No. e55
Sung 81 jefferson Street. Hilh brick stable
iherto s- Abo LOIS Nos. 3l4and 2i5 .fofnt-
ng qnaFe b $50 Ieei On ihs corner Of
slIsrson and hound Sllaels.
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ataIe6 aI1 aEon ellg
a. b ne ail on anq Whb
N NilH lAsIl patronage.
lie I|' liz 1ons1 Sd hose l.o
prefer q. Can s. found ~ Dey
M
Dec IS. 1873 l1.la " SOY 1t
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81 Ikcmas b Noodsodra. Esq. gs.slrs of
the Probate Cours s. Xazoo counte and
Safe aforesaid
NOTICE u hereby given, ills pplica.
: lion % me by Theodore oToupb
and John ]. SWallwoni and hts wife Calha-
Tne D, Of the county 81 Yaz0o IN said
Slate, FOR partitiono Of The lands descended
% them 81 iha death cf John Mel InFrooph
decd. which lands are s. follows. to.wit:-
The south half sc easl half 81 northeast
quarter d Section Il, Township 10 oi
Range cast, he norrh hall 81 sast halt
|nf northeast quarter Section I ] and north
kali of west half at northwest quartet Sec
lion II, and sonih half 81 east half Is south
east quarter of Section g and yes hair 81
nofihsast quarter and east hall it northwest
quarter Section md Wesl half 81 south
west quartet Section and north bali 81
east half Of southeast quartet of Section 2
and north half and southwest quarter and
west half Of southeast quarter 81 Section
Of Township I1 Of Range easl, and the
west half Of northwest quarter of Section
g. and northeast quarter md east half ct
northwest quarter Of Seciion 9 /, Township
III, Range 2. wesl, and The west half 81
northwest quarter f Section 1, Township
~. Range ], east, and Tie eaal bal OF south
east quafteE Of Section % Township / !.
Range weei, and the west half of south
wesi quarter 81 Section 90. sonnship ] s
Range u West. and The following lots 81 land
lying ID the Town of Benlon, IN said couniy.
lo-uit: Lots Nos 40. s.. 50 and
Ia this case, 4 Is ordered and iecFssd
thai n0lice be eiven @ oil persons interested
b publication fol ~ space Of tal0 llanlh
d ths 2azoo CITY WING. q appeag 50 iha
December efn lhis conr Ind shs
cause nhY the lo|Iowire loons should n6I
bs ointe3 Conn sioneH IS nj ra. s.
ti1B 81 mid 'andr 81 ols. -
ton Lhgs 4iIlian ohb d
i paI1aank I'd I'D acl entitled van art concefa
na re PARTON a lanal afeenars sinl
tenanle and lenanls IS
GEO CROCKETT CLERKS
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LEI IL YazOo cily, No. go containing IS
leet 81 Main Street. and running back
so iePl.-AlsO. Lol No. $50 froniing on
VI ashilgion Sueet ard runs back in The di-
Iection q Main Street iil il adioins Los
"a pfeaenl o3ned 81 the Planiefs' BsHk
Al 81
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The state Of Mtsalestnnis1 RRoDA1s C0URq,
11oo CouEr cck. Isln. le1s
81 Tkcmas B Wood,0ara Esg., .1n6lIes ol
tke Probate Cours ef Razoo conatg and
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noa OF Independence His eloquent address ,his dsl
prOycs him worthy Of the corps which he belongs
Lieut.. Dance briefly responded.
BY Francis o. Drake. The Constitution Of the u. s
The foundation upon which the pillars Of Americas
Liberty; may party strife shock IT,
BY VIM. II. Cardoka. The Ladies';
"Whcn cheered by lovely woman's smiles,
What tedious hours her love begulcs"
BY Isaac n. Cardozs. The Orator OF the day and the
Officers ct the Troop: They deserve the thanks of the
Company.
by VIM. T.. Royal. Woman; Their divine influence
is felt by the Statesman, the Warrior Philosopher and
Shepherd; in prosperity; comforter in adver-
sit where is enlightened there shall her virtues
be most cherished.
BY John N. Wood6n. The Orator Of the day His
first effort gives promise OF a bright future.
by James r. Mayo. May the inexprcssibe blessings OF
our free institutions be mpershable and dcyocdy cmbrac-
cd by all generations. -
BY Francis 5. Sampson. The Orator Of the day:
The flow OF wit the bright intelligence
The beam of song, the glow of eoqucncc.
by a Trooper, member of the Bachelor Club:
oh matrimony. thou art like
To Jercmiahs figs.
The good, were'vory good indeed;
The bad too sour for pigs.
BY John r. Simpson. The Bachelors Of Pawhatan:-
May they all live to number many children myself,
who have Dozen and will probably be the father OF
many more.
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PorATo BnEAD.-'Tho potato makes pleasant, palata-
bic bread with wheat 10 the proportion Of One-th but II
ono.fouri. II s s lighter and better. Specimens Of bread
m1do Of barley and potatoes, and also Of aud potatoes,
submitted to the Board of Agriculture, which promis-
~ grated down into pulp and miyed with wheaton -four.
n which mode tmadg excellent bread II has been found
by other trials, that good bread may be made from equal
quantities " -four and potato meal which has been greatly
the practice in those counties remarkable Tor the pcn
iu culture Of the potato. The most ready method II
king poatoespio bread s after boiling steuming hc best
baking ihem 10 reduce them to moderate fine powder
II mode up with milk tho quality Of the bread will be much
improvod,-F armsr's Eacyoiopsdia.
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VIRGINIA TO WTT:-Al nles taken IN ~,
MUSIC FOR TIE PIANO TORTE,
SMITH, DRINKER & MORRIS.

SMITH, DRlNkER x MORRIS
IL ETURN of Spring, an appropriate HYMN for
II - two performed Eirwouh Sebooi c,.nh
rough, N. g. words by Miss Hove
Sweet Village Home, words by j. Carpenter music by J. A.
Getze ' 1879 - - ~
ms Lost Gen. the lines adapted leaving Edge
worth school by Miss ilOye music by r. CaIyer.
Dearest ilhnk Of thee, from he song music,
by e. Krebs. e' ~
Tome and wander with lay Of the Gypy by Auber
Maid OF Loire, music by J. r. Knight
With the hrst blush Of founded on straS popui,, Re-
waltz by g. Libby, Eco
There's charm IN Spring AZ by Bham Opera Of
the Village Coquotte, music by J. IIuIah.
The heart the ean, oh let be- Eliza Cook music M
&. 1.robo. $1,000 ~
Father do not weep written, composed dedicated 10 her IA
hcT, 10y Mrs H. Shelton.
No. no. never will ihry, sung by Fisher
he wise and take a wife by 4. Lee.
o. promise me to sing, love by w. X. DcmI~iet
sweet sixteen music by &. T.. Horn
She loved him, music by signor DE Begins
Tue Cfncoyan Maid by X. Guyot.
hatk 10 the distant horn Hunters of TyroI
Our way across the Mountain no, by Russell
Night blooming Jesamin, No ~ songs OF the South
The Health Rel by Spital
He teachd the Valley. by IIodsnn
Amid the greenwood smiling No. those celebrated and ro
nj compositions from the Of song adauteo Tne
worn w ue most eminent
81 Published and much admired
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTES.

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Result Of the exnnInaton Of the Cadets Of the virgni
Military Institute before the Board Of Visitors July is43.
FIRST CLASS-GRADUATES
I. Cadet N. II. Campbe,s Of Bedford.
q \ J. r. Dorman,s OF Rockbridge,
J. ID. widman,s OF Loudoun,
4. H. II. Barton, Of Spottsylvania,
5. W. Warden, OF Augusta,
&. w. c. Jcilrcss ct Nouoway,
7. j. Z. Wills OF Isle OF Wight,
:. V. III. Rodes, of Campbell
y. j. L.. Bryan, Of Petersburg,
TO- T.. Winston, OF Amherst,
III. w. $. Beale, of Shenandoah,
II. J. L. Washington, of Wcstmoreland,
H. 4. w. Williams, OF Roanoke,
SECOND CLASS.
l. Cadet VI. Mckenzie. OF Abemarle,
=. ]. II. Pitts,' of Essex,
3. =" A {. Cummings, of Washington,
4. q. A. Porterfied, of Berkeley,
5. 4" l.. Bolts, of Spottsylvans,
6. J. A. Campbell, OF Washington,
Z. Edmund Taylor, OF Caroline,
3. J. 5. Burks, of Bedford
3. w. ii. Richardson. Henrico,
III r. I. Darlington, Of Halifax,
IL {. Montgomere, OF Campbell,
IL j. h. Clemens, of Ohio,
THIRD CLASS.
L. Cadet IL. T. Lee of Frederick
,. I. w. Duke.s of Abemare,
}. J. 5. Meredith, Richmond city,
! J. X. Shcrrard, of Hampshire.
w. III. Wheelwright, OF Westmorcland,
6. ID. Langhorne Campbell,
4. w. III. Baker, of Frederick,
s. X. H. Simpson, Warren.
p. III. b. Hill, OF Buckingham,
10 a. III. Powell. of Brunswick,
Ill Caleb Boggess, Of Harrison,
II ID. 5. Lee, of Shenandoah,
10 X. VI. Wiley, Of Botctourt,
II w. II. Suth, of Richmond city,
10 v T. Churchman, OF Augusta,
10 h. vi. Anthony OF Botetourt,
IL Ill. w. Williamson, OF Norfolk,
Is ]. X. Cabell, OF Pttsylyania,
~ J. {. Mason. OF Rappahannock,
20 las. Saunders. OF Campbell
ri \. {. Layne, of Allegheny,
- J. Il. Muomaw, OF Pcndleton
81 J. t. Tyler Richmond city,
81 K. l.. Walker, OF AbemaTe,
% w. T. TaliaterrO, of Franklin,
26 J. w. Goodman, OF Goochland,
% Jas. McCarty OF Richmond county,
2S w. H. Harrison, OF Richmond city,
29 r. Wills of do do
30 T. H. Meredith, Brunswick,
81 d. Meredith do
Names marked thus ('l are distinguished.
The Board has made the toiioriHs appointments.
STATE CADETS.
John C. Porter OF Orange District,
MILFORD Downs Of Augusta do
Edmund Goode ct Bedford do
John Pack Of Montgomery do
Philip \. Fitzhugh of King y Queen do
The Districts OF FdHqHicr MOn0Hgdia, and IFVfhe,
being by law entitled State cadet each, preference
made from the applications which may be presented before
the 2nd OF August
PAY CADETS
John VI. Patton, IT,. Thos. B. Robertson-Scou, r. f.
COistOn, J. Mcbride ]. G. Cummings, George Washington
Thomas Shields, l.. T. Mcneee, --Grcen, X. : Ellis,
VIM. Leyburn, W. Ruff, +. b. Dorman, W. V Marye Ca
bell Reid
All applications be addressed post paid 10 the under
signed. F. II. SMITH,
NnprTiHfsndeaf.
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-"T' t"ihonH's Npeeches.-Some of the Wing papers
complain that IN recently published collection of Mr.
nouns speeches, protesting To be complete most of those
I'lEeted by hun while he Wing, are omitted We
'hA the complaint little unreasonable. The volume in
Penon was evidently prepared with view TO curry y
WIN The Loco Focos The introduction of Mr. Caihoun'-
s speeches and opinions into the book would of course
u'tea his object Should the great nuficr after being
rejected by the Loco Foco Baltimore Convention ne,t
spring come back again into the Wing camp il is very pos
sn'e that his friends will publish supplementary edition
OF ms containing all those suppressed in the present
woTk.-iibdHy EreRing Journal
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DIED,

. 'Ieiiienoe IN the County of Hanover instant
Mo ELIZABETH PERRIN, rcct late Samuel Perrin al
' ''"heu age Of ~ years Few persons possessed
POROUS nletsinninF and benevolent heart
man - estnnbic lady hrn believer the Christian faith
' passed from this world with tranquility resignation that
gave assurance 10 her friends TINT she had with that reward
n c world to come To which hong exemplary life had
% richly entitled hur. ~ "
g "A Mrs. Perrin has many friends Kentucky IN. Louisville
Journal aud Lexington Observer will please give the above an
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KArN-ntDf

"katc was a charming creature.
And sine u.wH} had 90 way,
OI cusuug loving g'1nccs,
10 sputc tbo hoau away
ray Of dazzling light poured forth
From meath each -i'keu ld.
That caused sad havoc ou the heart.
She kHe1 u, hady.did!"
"Sho'd sri'c ON me- when Ger we'd meet
And swcctly say "good day.r
And many other things sl sweet.
She stole VS. heart away!
charged her with che theft one day.
llt no longer can De- h.dJ
10 prove thu charge, ! gare NY hind.
0"'-'0ON w. Aay'd'd'' Pal Forum
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NEW AUCTION HOUSE.
ROBERT MIL & BROTHER

ROBERT HllsL q bkOTHER,
Auction and Commission Merchants under Tavern Main
street Richmond Va
TNIlE subscribers have associated themselves
u The purpose u conducting the AUCTION AND CON
MISSION BUSINESS tho CITY of Richmond They attend
particularly hc selling and hiring of publicly private
W and the erE of ~ kinds of Produce, and any other articles
that may De- consigned b. tliom.
Their Room Bell Tavern, Main Street
central and business pau n The city.
They engaged Of Nc. Thomas H. Talaferro
auctoncor, whose long ovponence and kind q
warrant them believing that the public win do wen
ng them q call
p1r Their regular ale days win TUEsDAYa THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS NJ each week
They viii be fsady their sales To Thurs
day The 2Oul and will be thankful Tor an consignmens
ROBERT MIL.
Nv 10 ~. D. MIL,
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hENF.-Iho supply Of this article which comes TO us
rom the great valley OF the Mississippi augmented in
the same vast proportion other articles produce some
oil OF the very best quality, quite equal Russia Clean
ana l. selling at sO 10 100 per and tho qualities run
down from that TO S6Ocoyerng the ground of all the va
nous Kinds OF hemp in the world. The Great West
mas Just gone into the business aud quite evident that
hereafter domestic hemp will almost wholly supply our mar
ke aud probably within tive years will be an article
OF expectation to England, and all other countries which
supply themselves from abroad
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"DlD You SEE THAT CALLm

bfrRENEs NEEr.-This maxim often illustrated
uurng the time OF the French revolution Singuarly enough
IN inc instance We ARE about to relate II is well known
the poor quadruPed the has been dsgraccd time Of
mihd by comparison with OF bpeds uncommon
amongst the genus homo" Now characteristic
o Napoleon to discover aud reward merit where others
could not see appreciate Seeing something in the poor
quSdmpod, which else had observed determined
To place him in better company.
the society the learned or
- well known. lie carried number OF Swans with him
IN AVS Egyptian expedition for the sake of the enjoyment
"mch th'r society afforded him but they took no active
part IN the bloody scenes OF that memorable campaign
10 resist the deadly onset Of the Egyptian horsemeu Bona
parc was accustomed to form his army into hollow square
and place his artillery the The centre was oil
course he place OF safety The standing order then was
when the terrible Mamalukes approached,
Form the square Artillery the angles Asses
and Swans at the centre ="
Iou,s Iaur
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The LyuchbuW Ni1gininn rays. Judge Colquiu ono Of
e Senators 90 Congress from Geugin being in Mobile
'w days ngp, complied with ic request ol his Bocoioco
friends 90 address The people the political ,ppic- Of tho
day u tc Of his speech be sad that the ocofoco
Convention Georgia had nominated Mr. Calhoun o. next
President, rDocaue thty s kncY be- was ic strongest
man-u0i tot they had any objection 10 Mr.. Van Buren,
but because oy knew nt Mr. Van Buren, could never got
state" On tc other hand will hc rccoccicd the friends
Of Cen Cas-, n OHIO, declare tlat II Mr. Calhoun b. no.
minated be- Islands chance in tho West" We think,
therefore, warranted bon the conclusion tai no mat.
Ter who may be- nominated. tlc Kentucky Statesman will
be elected For these are NOS WING esimalos be II re-
mnnLlnd, Lnl IocnllcD lo.sona.-Iel InI.
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Iern PhiLnsnnhicL

The editor Of the y. o. Bee, on the strength of
the late Wing discontinue has beraben himsclrto
the realms Of doegrel. Here is a specimen Of his
occupations:
A'our friends Of the Tropic have given formal notice. that
they intend To browse space upon the verdue Parnas-
su- not 10 be behind hand will now and give them
asampar 10 the way of p1esY, WHICH much question If
they can eclipse or even approximate.
man there was born on the hills Of Tun
lea. His name BE- John Dawson
VINO walked up o. hat same Old coon,
Aud caught hifn alive with paws on.
No soonof had he got him fast
Than all four Of his legs boz tied
When up came Shdcl Ia great haste,
And forthwith tJoh Of this hide.
Aud Genn Bossier Of tie Rapdos,
Who lives beyond AvoYeles--
With mind intent on bloody deeds!
Ripped out the old cOon's bowels.
Now oil this done, tho greedy crew
Brought Alcoe Labroucho from the coast.
And just because be beat Nod White few,
lie made Of the old coon q roast
They then OH four snt down n dine-
Their uurc- in lllI bIus-om-
Aud wished the yarmiut down with vino
Before they found It "pos5um."
Bent That There may be hero and there tlo departure
tom absolute mcrca exactncs Pegnssus b. not
bndlc.wsc yet and slyod NJ times when hc should not
Besides these rules Of vcrsiGcaDn cranp the genius In
respect 70 poetry, we are Of Jack Kadc's politics.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-19

Nav Morrvr PowEa.-Dr. DnAEE, Of Philadelphia
claims 10 have invented machine supersode the steam
engine Atmospheric Or is allowed to pass into Cylinder
through iubo and when admitted there, is rarhed by
internal chemical agent and the piston accordingly
All previous experiments employ air for hspurpose
failod,-dkr Cyafeffe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-19

" We shall probably wind up the toasis Of the
last 9Th Of July, this morning. with the batch from
Powhntan. There is one peculiarly about these,
that deserves Ia be noted and that is, that at this
celebration alone, Of all in Virginia That we have
seen, was a toast drunk to the acting President
The two worthy gentlemen who stood by the Capt,
merit cOmmendation for the moral courage they
displayed and If the Capt. were in any degree de-
serving the praise they bcstow upon him, he would
make each Of them Cabinet Minister, or a Min
lister Pienipotentiary at the least. But he Is too
intent buying up the rciilsc--thc tag.ag and bob
tail Of the "Suhcrranean Democracy" and brib.
ing Croswcll, Richie q Go. to silence, 10 give a
thought to his friends "lcw and Ear between"
These toaas arc well sprinlsod too with compli.
mcnis 10 Mr.. Calhoun. Powhatan is In some sort
the head quarters Of Colhounism Ia Virginia. There
il is, that son Of miniature court is held, where all
important matters are canvassed and decided on
and the fate Of parties and empires seulet.-