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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-20
MIS- CELLANEOUS

WATER,-There is nothing more beauli-
full than Water.-Look at it when you will,
ia any of its thousand, thousand forms, in
motion or at rest, dripping from the moss Of
the spring or leaping in the thunder of the
cataract, il has always the same wonderful
SURPRISING beauty. Its clear transparency,
the grace Of its possible motion, the brilliant
sheen Of its form and its majestic march in
the food, are matched unitedly by no other
element. Who has not blessed il unaWares
If objects that meet the eye have any
effect upon our happiness, water is the frst
LOT human hlessin,GsSS Il is the ala.i--t ming
under heaven. The insPTed writer's use i
iconstantly asian image for gladness-and
scrystal Waters' is the beautiful type Of
apocalypse for the JOY of the New Jerusa-
Hem. bless God for its daily usefulness
| but ii is because it is an every day blessing
that its splendOr is unnoticed, its value I'M
appreciated.-Take child TO it, and he
IclapS his hands with delight; present it to
Iany one in new form, and his senses are
bewildered. The man of warm magma
ton who looks for the first time on Niagara
feels an impulse to leepin. which is almos
Irresistible. What is it bat delirous fas
cinaiion-the same spell which, in the love
Illness of woman, or the glory of sun-se
cloud, draws you to the one, and makes vol
long for the golden wings of the other!
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-20

ADMIRATION" Admiration,- rich source
Of enjoyment! Why art thou not more
sought? Thy pure streams will neverscorch
the thrsting; now upon this little earth he
can be refreshed by thee, after thousands
and thousands Of years, in higher unfold
ing of Gods infinite creation, shall he drink
Of thy ever young, thy ever fresh waters
THE pleasure which thou giVestis pure, anC
! followed by no pain. Happy those'who earl,
learn to admire what is worthy Of admira
liion!n
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-20

HOME AND IT'S AFFECTIONS How sweet
are the affections of kindness! How balmy
the influence Of that regard which dWells
around our fresides! DistTust and doubi
darken not the brightness Of it5purity; The
cravings Of interest and jealousy mar nol
that scene. Parental kindness and flial st.
lection blossom .here, ia an The FRESHNESS.
Of eternal spring Il matters moi if lit
world il cold, we can but turn ID our dea
circle and ask aud receive al that our owl
heart claIIns
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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-20


DoLLs.-Is there picture on earth more
beautiful than a young child asleep with q
doll in lis arms? Behold the two mshia-
lures Of humanity-cheek 20 cheek he
arm Of one, around the little neck Of tie
other. There, see The 6rst, and SMALLEST
and most tender germ Of maierna et-
ness. The rose leaf yet in the be
wings and briEiance Of the butterfly, sir
ming through The chysalIisi
Tell as then, are art and nature ever seen
in SO beautiful jnxtapositiun as presented
by the doll, and the baby that yeafns With.
an affection uncOnscidusly IS yet, developing
itself?
THE PRECIOUS PEARL Religion in a le-
male, secures all her interest. II waccs
her character. promotes her peace endeagss
her friendship, secures esieens a1lls a
dignity and worth indescribabl5 ID her
deeds. How pleasant when The absent
husband can think Of home, and reflect that
angels watch the place! When about to.
leave her a widow, how cousoling, If her
character is such, that she can lean on the
widows God, and put her children under
The guardianship Of Himswho Is the father Q {
the fatherlessl Then he quits the world
calm and happy, supported BY the hope that
he shall meet them all in Heaven.
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W1EREAs Andrew Glib, AdministTa-

The state of AIisslssippi,l PRoBGrn CouRr,
" Azoo Cn41.aFv A,11 V,arn,s 1QA3
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-20
GEO. CROCKETT, Clerk.
Sept s, 1913. pr. fee $l4 OOl 9-5t.

The state of Mississippis( PROBATE CoUTT.
YAzoo COUNTY. Ang. Tenn, 843.
Ashel w. Washburn and wife Leanora, and
William E. Pugh, Admrs. of Rhoda Mar
tin, deceased, cOmplainants,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07
Neu.ynrk E.egshsntEre.


In the SENATE, Mr. DEssIsros brought IN bill
to divide the State Printing, appointing one pm
ter to the State and another 10 the Legislature.
The price of Printing 10 be cut down 10 per cent
Referred.
MA. 3. Drcxtssos addressed the Senate il
review Of The Governors Message, and had not
concluded ,ss.en the hour Of adjournment arrived.
The President appointed the usual Standing
Committees, as follows;
On Czo'n.s-aieesrs. Sherwood Hopkins. Ruger.
On Fiaaaoe-Bockee. Franklin, Porter
On tte Ja9iciary-s-roa-, DIoas Fostet
oa Ms IiisttiaSseot, st.=rwood, ssEcns.
On Ca.Gis-Denn Rhosdes, farian
On Raitrocdr-Scou, lepkns, Faulkner
On aoads and Bridges -scovill. Hard, Deyo
0a Litsra.ss-liun,er. Root Foster;
On BaaEs and Insurance Cos-Fos,rr. Rboade- Corning
On tie Dv;sios IF TosE: and Corati>5-~right, Works
D@Yo.
oA Agrieulaes-Dlckioson, Mitchell, Dennstan.
o. Commerce and fari .atisn Ccfning scovA
On Medical Sooie,ie.. Ic-Eiy, Hard Fsuikner.
On Pri7dleges and Eieetoas-sugrr. Works, Lawrence
On EnsrosieG Bills" crks. Hard, Lo:t
On Indlan 4 Gftirl-- Dixon. Bartlir Chamberlain
On Erpiriag Lars-Hapsin., Chamberlain. IN Scott
Oa Cities and Iiiages-Varan, Works. Rcger.
On Psbi;e Budmgs-Loil, Ehoaoes. Varaey.
On Poor Ls.rS--Varney, Platt, Dickinson
La"rence
Library Committee on part 0 Se'ass-ffankin' hnh'e'
Wright.
In the ASSEMBLY, Mr.. E. G. BALpwis gave
notice of bin to repeal the School Lar of last
Session.
Mr.. LEE of one to repeal the $50 Exemption
Law, in part.
Mr. McMvRRAY. of one TO prohibit Voting BY
Proxy in Moncycd Corporations.
Mr. HATHAWAY of one requiring Justices OF the
Peace to give security.
Mr.. DAILY of one to amend the Practice of our
Courts in Civil and Criminal cases.
Mr.. MCCARTHY one TO reduce the Excise on
Salt
Mr.. ALLEN, on notice, introduced bill relative
to the Public Printing.
Mr.. CHURCH (Loco) moved that FIVE times the
usual number of the Governors Message (l250 in
ally DE printed. Mr.. f. Strong (Whig) proposed
ten times, or $500. Amendment ovcrrulcd ard
the original motion carried. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07

DA most causiic and powerful Review 0! Mr. BAs.
cRcFrs Lecture Ge'sias' viii be found on our Las,
Page. IL touches topics which ds not dscns in
this paper and which prefer 10 have discussed bers
but friend Judges that his religious opnicns Orthodo1
have been cover,y asssled, ssated ca.icaured In
some of the Lectures reported by u.s. and therefore claims
free scope reply and have IL not assuming
mutilate his essay 10 exclude passages which we
needessly and clearly irrelevant We believe
he and bis can we'll affcrd 10 res; tie argument
II For Mr.. GRAHAM's First Lecture Literary Notices,
City News neludng part OF the Trial Of Dngle &c. Gc.
Eirs,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07

IaHUMAs TREATmEsr,-A correspondent writes
us from White Plains that about q fortnight since
negro was arrested and confncd in the Jail Of
New Rochelle for en- attempi rs force his way into
house at midday under such circumstances IS
TO convince neatly oil who knew Of them, that ne
was insane. After his confinement, this belief vas
confirmed by his terrible rawlings, his breaking The
irons with which be was shackIed, stripping of,
his clothing, DESTROYING his furniture and beating
himself against the wall-consinualIy crying and
shouting at the top of bis voice Still he was, al
lowed to remain in damp cell with g grated win
dow, with no fire, no bed during excessively cold
weather, until the ID inst, when he was found a
rnangied, frozen corpse. The jailer was himself q
magistrate, and coolly remarked seeing his
corpse, that he vas glad he was oas of his mise
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07
Later from, the CoasterAfrica.

BY the brig Wasp have adyiccs from Sierra
Leone. We are indebted to the mate for the fol-
lowing intelligence:
SLAYER was captured on the lccward coast with
about 500 slaves or board, by the English brig of
war Curew, and taken into Sierra Leone, where
she remained when The Wasp left. Her name
was no, recellected.
The Tammnscs were at war yet with their
neighbors, although no battles had been fought
lately.
Business was not very brisk. 1t is very healthy
on all the ceast-rnuch mere SO than has been
vessels Of war in the port of Sierra Leon.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07

u The Lee tire givan by Mr. Bcoadmeaao. SINE days
STAGE in Clinton Hail. the subject OF the Manufacture of
ip and Steel gave very general satisfaction tie scen
tfc and practical gentlemen who attended, aud
plesed to learn ;hat SIR B. intends !ecturng tie
subject during the next week in philadelphia Dealers in
Iron Steel, Anthracite Coal OF cispce and practical
ecasB cs ,bsg cit IL Go veil attend these lectures
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
ThiEgs ina Phiisdelphia.
Correspondence o. TEe EFtoupe.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8, iaEs-.


PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 6, isEs-P.A u
The weather OF 10 day Is nild ba thrcatesag Tier.
has beena slight spr:nkli oil rain, which 10 dsaat vii
ccrrase during the ereaBg. The ice In The Delaware
gave way u-isg the night bat the navtSatea Is fu.
aoaag masses OF the same. The ferry boats ana great
dcuy IN forcing tse.r pssssss 10 ae jersey sofe sst
are en,eraised fer the safety CT serer vessels How oes
below.
Area, Mass MeeiiHg OF the friends of Mr.. Van Beree
taxes place ,oorrow Saturday evening" al The Ph,te
pdia Museum Thoeas Hart Benton IS expected TO Be
present NrT ssd'
have just learned through private source that Henry
Buch!e, Harrisburg and John W. Ryan OF tbs cy have
been elected Clerk and Assistant Clerk OF The Senate. Bot
Eocos. There soue dozen candidates or rc
ina,ion.
MI Hancock, member from, Philadelphia county, eaI
given the House OF RepEesen a,ves CT his intenc
TO bring bill Tor the abolshng OF the Court CT 6.css
Sessions
The nominations of Thomas S. Smith and joel B. Sss
erspd the former ur Collector and the latter ov Naval
ofcer OF this port, expected to be acted uiai
This ,ay io the T. s. Senate The result pretty correctly
anticipated.
Dr. ppic one OF mos, talented surgeons was attack
ed by negro man concealed in bis house last evening" s
not seriously injured. The fellow was secured
Nothing s,irriny In commercial matters our Banks are
doing bu; limited acun. of business Applications fcs
renewal ateraon &c In several ot heu charters are
about to be made.
Yesterday Gov Porter sent Into the state Legislature
-s Veto Messages the important OF which was ons
veaing the Congressional District Bill passed al the a
session. II is said be OF the mesnesi documents
and they are without numher-,hat ever canAe irpm tie
Executive Chamber.
James Brua ana John Ashworth, desperate and rut
fan burglars placed upon their uia this morning,
in the Court of General Sessions tor the outrage referred
10 Yesterday as having been committed upon the precise.
and perscn OF Judge Jones' and after brief but ipart
hearing were conriete& They wers Immediately senene'
ed to ,e, y.a-s i'm hard labor in the Eastern
Penenary Thus, you will that the trial OF these
two miserable wre,ches occupied bat few hours whilst
that OF young aud wealthy Alexander occupied near thee
weeks
FIour continues dull. few sales were made yesterday
81 cot per bbL Grain remains without any material
change either in demand price. sale OF about co
Gallons of nseed Oil reported to taken place yes.
te,day a, II csnts per gallon. hRures.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07

IT. Rays,v Is right is his views OF tie Principle of Pro-
,econ 10 Home iatus bu, caanot find room for what
we would like to say any abstract question while Con-
yress the Legislature, the oes lnqniry, &c are in full
blast all around Oar articles are crowded over
from day day, until we amos, forget having written
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07
GOV. Porrer,. Message.
corres7ondenee OF The TIibaae-

! Corresoorceuce OF The Trib buHe
| PBtLApELFiIA, Jan ,, ,siS-
As stated Yesterday, the Message OF Gov For
tor fully corresponds w i,ii those which have here
t.f,rs en,a1aied fron the same soulce. His views
n,on The fasscal matters of the State remain un
CHANGED; but ne ,aredicts that the community will
SOON End relief from the sad disasters under which
thev have suffered, produced by the increase OF
Banking capital, Sc. The cioveraor atfrms tnat
the Commonwealth will be able to tuii't all ner en-
! garen,ents-Alct she .ciH be obliged TO postpone
koreysr, tie discharge Of tteEs aatsi more con-
ceaieat seGs9a-but to deny the obligation i'seii,
or TO refsse to comply with it, would be areproach
upon he- integrity, which no public man dare ao-
wise or sanction
A tax of few ceR,s per ten uPoa the coal and
iron. which may be found scattered throughout
every hill and valley Of the Stats is recommended
as IT unlikely TO be the rneens at somo future Gay
of paving not only the interest eut the principal OIL
b, funded debt of the State which amounts 10 tue
snug sum of sS7, ,937, ,7SS, exclusive, too. of the
amount due Domestic Creditors! An earnest, but
i fear useless, call is made upon the Legislature
"to make provision for the payment OF the inter
est due in August as we'll rs for that about 10 De-
come due in February" An alteration IN the man
per of raising the amount ecessuryis recommend
ed. as the taxes imposed By existing laws seem to
be indispensable.
The Governsr appears opposed to the sale al the
Public Works He thinks, if disposed Of they
would fall into the hands of foreign capitalists
ard necessarily become private monopoies!
Receipts for tolls during the past year, $780,
1919. Expenditures for nine months ending Nov
30. $500 .O46. Excess OF receipts, S35v,
The poor aborcrs along The works OF pubic nm
proyeuents it appears have not as yet been PAID Oh
The withdrawal from Immediate circulation OF
the worthless Relief" Notes is most urgently re-
commen led and if the Legislature can . restore
public confidence in the Banks, or render them ct
more service to the community 1t IS their ouiy'
the Governor says, to do so!
Education is advocated upon liberal system
The Act aboishing imprisonment for debt is stated
to be imperfect, and requiring thorough revision
Several Incorporated Companies are hinted at as
having obtained their charters by foul play and
an investigation is recommended.
The sum of 500 ,3l3 has been received by the
Treasurer as Pennsylvania share of the public
land sales.
Economy in Legislative affairs is urged.
The above is correct synopsis OF David Il.
Porter's Message to the Legislature of this State.
1t NAV not prove unintefcsting to your readers,
| and hence it is given.
WRIGHT and CRtsrES, mentioned yesterday
were chosen to preside over the two bodcs-House
and Senate. The election of The former is deeneo
an unfavorablo omen TO the Administration. In
the House, WIN. ANDREWS (Loco) was elected
Clerk over Mr. Mcpherson CWhig.) In the Sem
ate, no election for Clerk had been decided yester-
day afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07

~ The President has recognized A. Orr, OF
Indiana, as Consul Of Switzerland for the States of
Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Kestucky and Michigan.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07

IsD1AsA.-Two rival bills to divide the State
into ten Districts for the choice of Members of the
House in the next five Congresses were reported 70
the Senate on the 29th ult. We believe one or
tive others are before the House. One of them
proposes that majority of all the votes given
shall be requisite to choice, instead of plural
ity, as heretofore in that State and in of the
States. No defnitiye action as yet.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07

ILLlxo1s-We may have omitted to state here
tofore that the vote by which the new U. S. Sena-
TOR was elected was los for Sidney Breese, Loco,
TO 49 for Archibald Williams, Wing, and scat
tering. In the Caucus of the preceding right
Hon. r. NJ. Young, the present Senator. led on
the first ballot, and Mr.. Douglass, (who made so
close race for the House with John I. Stuart a
few years snce,) long appeared most likely to
succeed, but missed it at la,t-ouc account says
because Ae stood in person al tho door Of the cau-
cus-room, called cut his chief supporters after
every ballot, and drilled them, thereby disgusting
and xaspciating the friends of the other candi-
dates. Breeso steadi!y gained on his three COM
pe,itors, and on the nineteenth ballot secured @
bare majority.-He is now Judge of the high
est State Court and came near being the party
candidate for Governor last summer, after Mr.
Snyder died He is man of talent, was Craw-
ford man in 1924, an Adams man in %, and since
a Jackson and Van Buren, man, which ne will
probably remain until some other party gains the
ascendancy in Illinois. Mr.. Young, whom he su-
perscdcs, is very respectable Senator, upright
and moderate in ali thinga.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07

COMMERCE OF NEw-YoRx,-Thc following table
presents the comparative number of arrivals aud
passengers who have arrived at this port since
1885, the numberof the latter for the last year, i,
vail bo seen. is much larger than for any previous
Sesr -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07

SAsDss SARsArARiLLA.-Infanmaton of the nervous
membranes The result OF some made upon i
by cold or ohcr causes. Hence chronic catarrh broncb
resulting 10 disease Of the pulmonary organs, which erTn
mates consumption, gas,rts oorrhea or running from tue
ear disease kidneys and urcthra all originate from
n2ression first made IN The mucous tissues From expert
eace in cases. Is found thai SandSs Sasaparla
viii by its curative wers entirely eradicate this class Of
raladtes operation issuch cause healthy secre
tions thereby removing the existing that produces
disease For evidence Of It's great curative powers, read
ADJ verisements in this and olber papers.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for expor
tston by A. B. Sands Co No. 273 Broadway, iGcani,c
8uildngs,l Of Chambers street, New York Also
sclG by A. e. d. Sands, Druggists, No. 79 and loo Futor
Of Marke, streets and by Drugs generally throughout
The United States Price 81 per bottle six bolile for g.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07

~ The Hon. ALEXANDER H. II. STUART, a
member of Congress from the seventeenth Con
gressioaai district of Virginia, has addressed
letter TO his constituents, in which ne declines be-
ing caadidate fer reelection. We receive TINS
Information as we'll as that Of similar determine
tion of the Hon. GEO. w SUMMERS, with deep re-
gres.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07
OF xgarrcxY.

r. Yse yyeekiy Tribnne for the presea! week
k for sale ., the desk this morning Pfpce Tor single copies
81 cer,s cesTEsTs-Tse soners ahtsy, ia lspa's
Eo,ss, 1esa,e-: EaloriaB variety OF sUfgesis'
t.or,e,e,aence from Philadelphia, Washington &c po
,c,I ai,.ory, No.ylI The Far West; Arfsian "ei.s
- At,bs.s Lord Aorpe,h Slavery; Professor foe'
I.e,ures Letter Marriage, Dogenes TO Arisopasne'
translated for the Tribune, being rs frss translator o
,be Rpgiisf language; Poetry; complete basn w.
rhle shaving all The good Banks in the United sta.e
sfoDry Market cate Marker, Transactions IN Flour o's'
1'-'s GREELEY L McgLRATH, T,isnas Buidiags.
.ave4,se,s vii hear In mind that Advertisements IN
,enses far Monssys paper ust sent in by 10 o'clock
this evening az our publication Office BOZ open on sun
days The rates or advertising, ia view oil tae
cscu,a,jon of bs paper arevery reasonable ana 10 d
cases are payable in advance
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07

TRrRurg OF REspEcr.--A large number OF
members OF the Bar assembled in the Circri,
Court Room yesterday, when the death of Mr..
Mason. late Governor Of Michigan, and more re-
Gently Counsellor at Law in this city, was an,
nouaced. The Court adjourned, and meeting was
organized by appointing Judge KENT Chairman,
aud Mr.. Csssr Secretary. Resolutions were
passed expressing the respect entertained IS the
character ofdeceased, Sc, and copy ordered to
De forwarded to his friends.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07

T The thermometer ut Windsor, Vt. stood on
the % inst at 10 degrees below zero.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07

DR. wlsrAR's BALsAa cY WILD CHEsRY.-The most fa.
tai and alarming disease IN America Is eonsnmptonand
affections of The irngs. Nature always benevolent has
furnished all wide country the elements OF sure
restorative 10 hcath-such is The Wild Cherry.
DR.. Wistar has. by nGg continued experiment. 50 con-
in the fatal ravages OF consumption The following
a saIsple of hundreds:
From Dr.. jacob Hoffman, distinguished Physician OF
HInii1gdou Penn.
Dear Sir-I procured enc bottle of Dr. Wistars Baiss
OF Wild Cherry rhoaa. Reed, Esq. Of this place and
tried il of obstinate Asthma child OF Pau
Sc- ee, in wh!ca many other remedies has hsen triss
without any relief The Bassm gave sudden ree and Ia
ay opinion The child Is effectn2lly cured by its USE
prcs 81 per bottle. Sold only at l25 Fcl.on street,
ner of Nassau; sirs Hays, srookyni Dexter, Albany
Badger, Newark.
Dr.. TAYLoR's BALs6a LlvERwoaT-To PRZyEsT
CorSTEeFEIrs-is sentence splendid new sell en-
craving designed and executed by Messrs Ra Wdon Wright
HATCH in their best bank rote STYLE for Dr. Iaysor's
been basey counsfeed thai the proprietor has got
this label al great expense PREVENT and after this Gate
VIII envelope every bottle oil the genuine over Inc corx
the old motto viii be continued, Post Fu6d Phoebas Te
think tbs mast be the best medicine OF the ayc judging
from lis parasied sale in the history Of medicines, bay
ing the testimony So 900 individuals who nave
ee<suiiy used consumption, colds Liver compain
coughs asthma, &c. Ten Year, Increasing popularity
complaints If we this remedy in time, /; appears
be the only one TO be worthy OF confidence. We say all
90 II 375 Bo8ery il have colds &C. the wholesale
ageat Dr. Leeds Ia Maiden lane, aad buy bsti- imme
siaiciy.
co,s and G. & J. 6. Hill, Detroit 6. Dexter Albany
give refer readers 70 the advertisement Of Great
Sale OF London Aanua.s 1s3, be seld by Gurey Hi
Ner-Yo,k Long Room, this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07

give refer readers 70 the advertisement Of Great
Sale OF London As1aas 1si3 To be seld by GurIey H
Ner-Yo.k Long Room, this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07

Flour continues dull. few sales were made yesterday
at 81 cot per bbL Grain remains without any material
change, either in demand or price, sale OF about Go
gallons of Linseed Oil reported to have taken place
terday al IL cents per gallon. hRurps