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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-03
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rha senate was occop.od Chiefly .to-daYl i
Win Pava3s bills
Se7srai petitions woss pgeseniet Tetflgil
sEating againsI - PISS &c Of bsH Fspcal
Sag Inc Bsukrlp Act.
TAe Bill in relation 10 the Oregon deFr.
tory was brought up; shut aliera brief con-.
tersation, was informally laid over Oil to-
morrow
The committee on the Judiciary reported
hack the bill for. remiiting. Gen. Jacksole's
ine with amendments Which depfi e II OF
n character q imputmgans blame go.lndgs
iIan, or Of josfifymg The condnci Of Cen,
Jackson.
Mr. Walkeffronl he same eommittee, re
ported the original bill on bis u@f par
Both reports aud Observation-Disclosures were
ordered lobe pinied.
Several communications we're received
fiom, tire Executive Department.
The Senate, then Adjourned
10 the House of Representatives, accord
ing TO notice given Yesterday. DIR. Bots
rose during the norning hour 90 day, am.
said be nov desired to prefer the charges
upon which he expected TO found an I'M.
parchment against John Tyler, Acting Pre-
sident Of the UnitedsSiates.
This announcement caused - great sense
ton in the House and The gallefies which
were crowded, notWitbsianding The uniapor-
ahle state Of the weather,
After some discussions as 10 the matter
being in order, &c.
Alr. Bolts moved that committee ofnine
members he appointed with INSTRUCTIONS 10
tnanire diligently into The iruihoI these
cbarges and report the tesiiTneag that 4 s
been taken Is establish them --aBa ullails
John Tyler hath So acted ID his ullicad a
pscily, as to cali FOR lhs inserpasiliDn sc die
4ansatuiinnal powered This nse
Some fi1tbeF debaie WIS bad. aud "a s Is
tempt fnade u Tar the WllDle sttbisei Sd
ksale, when the IIouse pr0cceded q vote
difeel b nj siho prop ition II NE B9lls all,l
Y was decided ia t5e negall SIS
nays I27
30 the House refused 70 appenf con-
iafllee @ infesagale lie
lllnre fa5al committed s.
ind Menus reported hi illoVias l,il - s.
lig appropriations f different Branches 81
slae pplllia service, tie half yeag. ea lng
Isl n Ire ea Service
ID For fulfilling treaty Stipulation
certain ..l go and he support %
Indian Department.
20. For Alililaky Pensions
hey wefe read twice apdfelerred d he
s5ommltiee .of The Who'd % Tie state sae
ni0n
e House then proceeded e b eQpslq-
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their capituation. All Gle foreign consuls
and merchants 81 Alatamofas speak ID TIE
highest terms Of Gen. Anlmdia'r conduct
ioWards tie prisoners. pheofficers hat IRE
town, accompanied By Mexican officer o.
lls same grade, they dine and speed aheI
evenings 4 Ampndtas, and appearsas well
satisfied a. could be expected d iheif pfe.
sent situation. There does nq appeaf %
exisl The least bad feeling betweaf tAein
the lille fellow is running abouiaowtas gaY
as a lark.
Shonly after the arrival Of the prison@s
in Maianoros, one o fstlle Mexican colonels,
placing his hand upon The yonlhs's head,
observed 70 him. Z, you are 100. snall, they
would run over you in battle" To which
Ilhe youth replied vas small as am, made
Twelve OF your coanlrymen bow low g ne
the other day, in lesstaan one hour.
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"A question Of much importance VII soon
arise Is 70 representation rom Mississippi
IN the lower house Of Congress. Our STATE
ia not districted according iothe Aci ofCoa-
gress, and we presume, from what we bear
that it will not be done before the meeting 81
the next regular session Of the Legislature.
Then Il is evident we can. have no legal re-
presentation. The iocoloco parry SO far as
We learn, seem determined % disregard be
law Of Congress, and snd6ayor ioiirus n
two ciiizonsof llississippi under aheeiecHoa
accsraing 20 The old General Ticker system.
Asa member Of the Wing Patty and eondnc.
tor ola Wing Press We say lef hen Do a.
We sincerely hope no WHm viii attempt 70
offer .hem competition. ior be ifknov ,r--ohe
81 ,he leading ehpfaeisrisiies as party IS,
RHsPEcr rNp rAusl We area lsv abiding
people. " ihe laws are injadicious q inn
proper, . a duly 81 ihs Wig party o
isl in naAihg ihem better ban never 70
aaslsi o. 'bsn volaGoa. bope 10 Whig
in Mississippi yin aysnp " yiolate plain
and ven Known law of Cobeg Ike be
p1s qassiign. ~ &c Unlsa 8 81 si-
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REvIvAL OF BUSINESS. The extensive
crop Of cotton Of the presens year hgs, as we.
anticipated, brought many boats into The
Yazoo trade that until Of late have, bren en-
tire strangers rous. The boats that ply our
river are all good boats, and some Of them
first ratio ones. All leave tho Yazoo with
good freights. The last trip the sleamef
Yazoo made from New Orleans she brought
70 Yazoo City one hundred and seventy-five
tons Of freight. This was discharged two
thousand bales Of cotton were laken on.
board, and in about twenty. four houss after
hsrarrival here she was again under weigh
for the commercial emporium of4he Soalh.
Would railroad from the interior 70 Nieks-
burg afford greater dispatch than this We
think not.
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lappan moved % refer ii 10 the COM
!, 81. = 5saall chaifmanof The committee,
.'ls slle could not sec what they had 10 do
w., matter upon which Congress had all
teaay passed, and IA regard q which Gfie
eeuts expecting lhe law, had awarded
VIC aatnsNes which ire now complained Of
n.1 = .lSes gave statement Of facts. in.
Isnded Y produce ~ impression lhat M
Nehdall Is very ill.used man. He then
made z melton lpra aslecl committee, which
1 WIS granted
lle Senate adiogned I'LL Monday 10th.
he House Of Representatives today.
fsinsed e 60 INTO Committee Of the Whole
90 ne snlject % ne Exeheaner.
Mr Esefii's motion 10 suspend he rules
~ order 70 bring up lhe B.nkrnpt Bin. was
pega'lsee. Neither aajccl, at present,
seems palaieable tosihe House.
Alter some reports. sc, from Commit
Ices, the House adioufDed.
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SNow TWO SECT DEEP Is DENTON lit now
goes ahend regular, that there s0as snow iiOo
feet deep few weeks ago in Benton. ten
miles from this place. Well, stick 10 il. On
the day referred to, he snow here was about
the sixteenth Of an1nch deepen Ie0el, bul
we can't say exactly az 10 Benton. We be.
lieve, however, that friend Corwine has Off
cially acknowledged lhai j, was the types that
said FEET and not him. that he said inches.
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mOhE Or 4tte AtAt.A NJ AZ L-s-- All Al hSetA1e9
Traveller passed through This town a few
days since who informed Us he had been
out with one OF the hunting parties thai
were engulphed by the late earthquake in.
Arkansas. He says "0nthe night Of The
4tl, aiteg pretty sharp days work among.
the bear and deer, the party had all come.
into camp at an early hour, and having cook
ed their pro visions had,aIl. except myself
disposed Of themselves for the night.--I was
sitting on . large log in front Of the camp
fire. AT about nine o'cloek, or thereAbonls
as near as I can rscollect, which way the
wind was blowing, or whether il was hazy.
or clear, / cannot say, when suddenly felt
the log motion asif rolling from under me,
and at the same time 1 heard a'slrange rum
bling noise, that might be compared 10 a
sound something between the blowing out
of a large steamboat boiler and distant thun-
der. I felt very sick and faint. and dropped
down on the fallen treeand chung to It. Af-.
ter this for moment. I lost my. senses re-
gaining them, looked around for my com
Panions. the ERE, and the camP-all had
disappeared was total darkness-and 1
aiseoverea the immense log on which | was
10 be rolling 10 and fro on 4he surface Of
"a body 81 troubled water. insiincdvely
lclung % my supportsand in about half mi-
mute the log lay motionless-aA was calm
In this situation remained until day-break.
SEail about O'Clock Of the morning saw
brilliant tights in The north, and could NOT
lhelP thinking that Pateon Miller was con-
sderably behind the times, and that the world
was alre eE,', on fire in chat quarter. At day
light had achauceof seeing Whereabouts
was. The body ofwa'erof which tourd
myself to he IN Tie mds. was some wnar q
The width ofrhe mississippi reer; i.s length
/ could not discern nos did I sop a'isl
got on shore 10 discover it. Around m,
were lying all SORTS OF game-5ear, deer, pos.
sums, cOons, groaAd-hogs, and even aiIisa
tors--bul where the last Of these. eerne iTon
| could nss imagine. saw hothi9g OF m'
. unfortunate comrades. TO reaea tho shore
lsituated as I was, of course was no difieui
tack TO an old hunter. Floating beside HlC
was a clap-board tPart Of the covering. Of oui
old camp) Selling which itserved me as
, paddle audi soon gained the bank. tfel
thankful for my deliverance, and immedi
aiey took. an Indian chute for the Mississp
pi river, which reached IN safety. I have
had gogd many narrow escapes when on
hunting, but this beats. therh gu. =
rsho NV, st,fa 5,sr, Il 81 sn xvithout al
Being vouchers of itstnrh.
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Or i IS IA extremely fortunate thing for
us that the boats arc running Plen,ifuly on
tho YazoO river, as atihe present time we
have to depend solely upon the polileness OF
their officers for whal late news We can
manage to gather togeiheI The present
mail arrangement OF our post Office keeps
as each week screen days 'behind tie times.
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iatqd 90 the centre upon this subject at the
nexi session Of Congress. et lhc RESPONSE
bility resi- wiihlhe locofoco party.
Batwe are told this law is Unconstitutional
and Improper Show as the fpidence Of this
and then We will readily meet you in The
Geld under ;he old system. These are our
hoiions upon this subject. We hepe how
ever, that Wing State Convention viii
setlle this matter, so far as the Wing Party
lin MiasissipPf is concerned. We hope g see
a Convention before long, and we presume
this matter, among others, will be consid-
cred.
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The steamer Yazoo.

The Steamer TazOo,
This Splendid Jloatiag palace, win be here
ihis evening rand leave again for the cfeseen:
Cry Sunday morning therefore, q per-
sons Wishing 70 30 q New. orlsans, had bes-
ter be 10 readiness
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-03
DIED

.Of Consumption, al Tie residence Of his
brother, John NJ. Anderson, on MqseJay
morning last, Mr.. LUTHER ANDERsON, sged
about 55. Those who knew him best, ss-
teemed him most. His remains were follow
Cd % the grave by many friends and ac-
guaintances.
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SFEciE.- ImEy thousand dollars aspects
came g this place a.ieW days since rem
New Orleans by stcamer Yazoo $1,000 Of
which was consigned leone house.
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CT We are indebted % me aecommoda,-
ing clerk Of the vcIant Tor late paPeis =
Thank you George,
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or We ARE again upief obligations 70 our
friend MosBY Of the cleaner Waco, for lale
New Orleanar pgparss
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or Nor long since there was a Polander
in this country called B.owmyposoff. We
have heard mention made offs Polish genile-
man intending to visit Amerlea foF The. Pur-
pose oftaking notes, whose name Is Scratch-
myeirsoff. What business firm this would
be- SBlowmyaosof g. ScraichmgsirsoG."
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Correspondence Of the Bullelin
MATAMoRos. IOth January 81 B42.

GENT1EMEE-The Texian prisoners taken
.at the battle Of Meir Numbering 2 IL, arrived
in this tewn yesterday, and they are "a be
marched TO the city Of Mexico day after TO-
morrow. II appears from all accounts they
fought very braveIy, and killed more 1exi.
car. soldiers than they number, so-Illat it can
he said that every Texan, killed his man.
The numerical force againstthem was Ten o
one, the Mexicaas being over 2O0O men,
while the TEXANS did NOT exceed ESQ.
enclose you-a copy OF the capi ulaiion
laken from The original which Gen. Fisher
has in his possession,
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The BATTLE OF MIER.-The rumors Of the
defeat of the Texans al Mier, which we're
brought by tile last Galveston packet, and.
but partially credited at rheTlime, are fnllA
confirmed by The authentic accopntsreceived
~ he Dorc. FROM Maiamoros. Col. Fisher
ind more than 200 OF his 1slow soiitiet-
ee PRISONERS IN tltei lowe as t3e GAS o.
ie .2-a aIpioee. q ae leWe 80 et :
a.Es tfe afeSAea a.i-s 2 'satas'sss
78Rded. l}lF ioAs 81 tte feEasFs saeae
eoahi or AieH caHea traA tal ssfvl, y IS
. IL killed ard - sonaaea.
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CAMP OF THE. Army OF rHE NoRT

lst Divisions
Agreeably to the conference 4 had. miih
Gent William Fisher, have decided 10
grant
LIST. Plat allswho viii give up llieir arliis.
will be treated with the consideration. which
iain accordance with the magnahimous Mex
4can nation.
end. That conferuably to the petition
Which The said General Fisher has made 10
| me, all persons belonging to. the Santa Fe
expedition, will receive the same treatment
and GUARANTEES accorded to the resi-.
3rd. ALI who desire 10 avail thenselVes OF
these terms, will enter the square and there
deliver up their arms,
Signed, PEDRO DE AMPUDIA.
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MR. cLAy.-On Monday she 9TH Mt. Mr..
Clay was present az lhe Agricnlturai Fair
held at Baton Rouge. He Intended. RETURN
ing to,Nsw Orleans and paving 2 visit 2
Mobile. He viii he at our seat.of govern
ment on orsaboui The 10th inst
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Mr. EnIT9R-l Ion viii please announce
the following named gentlemen as candi-
daaes Tor Selectnen, at the ensuing election.
ala ui'sige Any eIrrzrss.
]. y. WILSON, - W. QDACK ENBOSS
SEQ. t0A As ~. BARNETT.
T. Al. LIEN N.G. NYE
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NOTICE

pa e Is hereby notihed not t0trade
aF i've notes given By Nancy Marble
saa Abner Asrhle, dated snme time il 1870.
baxs,hle frsf Jaadary 1919 ind tisst jan.
for two hundred and fly dollars each,
sns 10 Lilies Sims. The considefa-
,;en fof which said notes weee given having
entfrelv failed. we ere determined not ID
pag them unless co,npelled So law
NANCY MARBLE
ABNER MARBLE:
january 25. 1913 3O-3t.
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/, Mk. EDITOR: Please announce thefollow-
tng named gentlemen as candidates for Nav
% aud selectmeno Of this city, and who will
nes SUI PoFted BY MANY VoTERs.
For Mayor AgDREW. PATTERSON
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O. The late news from Mexico Is of so
Interesting nature sha. we Should Be do,
ing'injustiee 10 majority Of our readers, and
10 our country suBscribersin particular, moi
70 give an account Of Che late battle between
the Mexieans and Texans The following
is from the New Orleans Commercial Bnlle.
an az IA .0esb ,tlts.e
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-03

IEoRRIBLE ARRAY A. IeHsi.A.-- 70 iei-
loving particulars Of fatal aiffa9 A. Tshala
reaches Us through Tie coluHns q lhe
Vickaburrh Whig This dreadlul tradegy
look place but ter days since ~
Al difficulty had existed iol some time be-
tween Two persons named NEWMAN and
Sandiord, both citizens 81 Holmes coFin 81
few days since Mr.. NewHan called 81 tie
residence Of Mr. SaDdford with . view oi
eHecdng reconciliation of their difficulties.
The. parties shook hands and were about4o
5arate when Saniord's side was turned
iowards him, Newman raised large doubles
barFeled gun loaded with bncksllof, and for.
cea The whole load inio tic abdomen of biz
f.
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adversar Sanford staggered back agaiiis,
the w9l here bis gun was hanging on
rack. and though almost IS his last gasp, re
sucoeeded IN lepelling his gun and lodging
the load - the abdomen 81 Newman, literal
ly4earing out the enirails. Inaiew seconds
after the second shoi, both parlles seltdead,
side by eide.
Or We have since been infofnged by the
Sheriff Of Carroll county, that this horrible
transaction did MOI take place a. Tcifula, ba,
in the reighborhood Of Black Hawk near The
county Of Carroll.
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THR WEArEER for q few days pasthas
been exceedingly far North.
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o. The editor q Too HarrIaburg Iele-
graph has discovered amelhod whereby the
aee Of upbFsllas rnep IA Cd weather almost
entirely be dispensed With When 4 rains
easa red herring for breakias', and twill
Keep you drg AZ .day.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-03

sFlRE IN New York. "A IRE broke out on
The night Of she 2olh December in the Store
Of Messrs. swilt & Nichols, on the corner Of
WaieS and Fletcher streets, New York,
which cohld moi 8 spbaued uhtilsapwards
Of $3.50 boo worth Of property bad been
wholly CONSUMED. 70 the anodpt Of seventy
Eve thousand dollars was insursd ia New
York City.
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Neatly and ErpedifiOnslg erecafed a tl;o
OFFICE.
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For Selecfmen.

j. w. BARNETT. A. STFVEvc
9 an QUAcKEN1OsS j. w. FUQUA.
HARRISON, JAS. M. ALLEN
For Town Eonsrable-R Al. WYNN
MR. EDIToR--lf The following gentlemen
WI permit their names 10 be anhounced'as
candidates for the Office OF Selectmsn, ,hey
Will De supported BY MANY VoTERs.
J w. BARNETT, IA. STEVENS.
]. M. ALLEN. II. HARRISON
J. h. CULLEN, GEO. JONAS.
Yaz0o CITY. Feb. 8 1913.
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DIR. THOMPSON'S
UTERINE TRUSS.
Nov. 16, 1843.

IT 10 the opinion of all the principal profess
Il sors of medicine III the United States, who
have given their testimony, that Dr.. 2Homp-
sons "Patent apparatus for The cure Of Prolap-
sus and Other diseases" possesses superior adj
vantages over any other apparatus Of the kind
ever presented to the public. Their certif-
Gates to that effect can be seen by calling on
the undersigned AZ his store in Woodstock.
These Trusses have been examined by DR..
Irwin, DR.. Magruder, & Dr. Wunder, and they
concnr with the above sentiments-that it is
he most easy, safe, and certain remedy for
those diseases it processes to cure, ever inven-
ted.-They can be had at my store. Those
who stand in need of an article of this kind,
would do well to make immediate application.
JOHN G. SCHMITT
Woodstock, July 90, 1843.-y
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December IA, 1943.

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery
for the County of Page, on Monday the LIST
day of December, 1913; Beverly r. Wei
ford and James A. Seldom, executor of
Philip Alexander, deceased, plaintiffs, ag'st
Nicholas w. wager and Abraham Kendrick,
Trustees for Benjamin BlackfoId g. Son,
Benjamin Blackford, Thomas T. Blackford,
the President, Directors & Coof the branch
of the Farmers Bank Of Virginia at Freder-
icksburg. Samuel Mcclure, - Janney,
Hopkins & Hull, and Philip Williams, de-
fendants-IN cHaNcERY.
FEyHE defendants, Samuel Mcclure, -
a Jannev, Hopkins & Hull, not having en-
tered their appearance and given security ac-
cording 10 the act of Assembly and the rules
of this court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are not inhabitants of this
State: On the motion of the plaintiffs by their
counsel It is ordered, that they do appear
here on the first Monday iii March next, and
enter their appearance and answer the,plain-
tffs' bill, and give security for performing the
decree of the court; and that a copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper, pub
lished in Woodstock, for two months success.
sive.y, and posted at the front door of the
court house ofsaid county
co1y-Teste.
WIN. C. LAUCK, C. c.
December IA, 1843.
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DEMOCRATIC SENTINEL,

:" Tie Blessings Of Government, like
the deus Of Heoven, should descend
ottke upon the rich and the Poor"
our political opponents having organised
- by forming themselves into Clubs, the
members of which are industriousy engaged
in circulating publications intended to operate
upon TIE public mind, and thereby secure a
triumph of Whigery & engraft its anti,repub-
lcan principles upon the government of the
coun ry-in order to counterfeit the Influence
of these perncious and destructive doctrines,
it is desirable that the means should be placed
within the reach Of every man Of obtaining
correct information on the great subjects that
are at issue. We have, therefore, determined
to issue WEEKLY PAPER, to be called
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a OST, on Thursday or Friday the 21st or
- 22d of Sept 1843. at Columbia Fur
mace, or on thesroad to Woodstock, A HUS-
sEPH, containing large number of Notes
and few Constables' and Lawyers Receipts,
the greater part payable to ]. N. Hill & Co.
A part of the Notes are payable to other per-
sons-some Of them are endorsed for their
use few have no endorsement on them
We notify all persons indebted to the firm of
John n Hill s. Co. not to pay the said notes
to any person except to one Of the firm or
some one authorised to receive the same.
The above reward will be given to any per-
son who may find the Husseph and its con-
tents and return them to one of the frm.-
They will be of no value to the finder, but OF
great value to the owners, who have mem
morandum of them.
JOHN N. HILL & CO.
October 5, 1843.