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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-25

The state of Mississippi,( PROBATE CoURr,
YAzoo COUNTY. : July Term, 1913.
" HEREAS, 1'hos. Malone, Admins
w traitor of the Estate of John Hanlen,
decd, having by petition and schedule ex-
hibitcd to the Court, that the personal pro-
perty of said deceased is insufficient to pay
the debts against the same, and that it would
be for the interest of all persons interested,
to sell the following Lot, or so much there
of as may be necessary to pay the debts,
lying and being in Yazoo City, Yazoo coun-
ty and State of Mississippi, being an undi-
vided half interest in said lot, of which the
said John Hanlen died seized and possessed
known on the plat of said town as Lot nun
Der three hundred and eighty (3SO).
1t is ordered, adiudged and decreed, tina
Citation issue 10 all persons interested, Il
be and appear before the Probate Court o
Yazoo county, at the next October Tern
thereof, to show cause, if any they can, VIII,
an order Of sale should not be made Of sail
Lot, or so much thereof as will pay the debt
as aforesaid.
| 1t IS further ordered, that publication c
the said citation be made in some newspa
per published in the State, for the space c
30 days, and be SET up at three public place
in the county where the lands are situated
for the same space of time.
WITNESS, the Hon. Thomas B. WOODWARD
Judge of the Probate Court of Yazoo coul
ty. the fourth Monday of July, l643, an
Seal of said court. Issued, the 25th day
July, 1913.
July %, 1913. pr fee ii dols) 3-5t.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-25

WNHE cO-partnership heretofore existing
n in New Orleans between the under
signed under the style of V. GALLAwAY g.
Co. is this day dissolved by mutt al consent.
The name of the firm only to be used in
liquidation,
VINCENT GALLOWAY.
H. l.. w. PHILLIPS.
July goth, 1913.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-25
JOHN MANESTY,
TIE LIVERPOOL MERcHANT

Also series of papers on The LITERATURE AND
FRANCE, by the Count Alfred de Vigny,
author OF Chatterton, Cling Mars, etc, TRANSACTIONS
OF which will be made under the immediate super
intendence of the author: also, Romance BY
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-25
YazOO City Prices Current.

.crED wEEKLyzRY MISSES. Ally & RARKspALr
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-25

DJ Utb' DAhN1.sI D Q
N. 6. g. S. E. Nye, Soils for complainal
Aug. II. 1913. (pr. fee Sl7l 5-9t.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

your hams, 50 that You shall Be able 10 shif
NooE position n some innocent degree; and
then, wlih arms sP.ead as skilliuliy a. The
nngs Of a plrifd ge.nei. wait ~ il 10 come.
Now, when you have i IS good as baeged,
land noi III now.) make rspid dive. as voc
luck, sex "a by the crown. Hlvnp now TAX
ca "a wiih ihc sure llil-wrif and your thumb
nd ioie-hngets, lif Il high in The AR, wave
= tarce about you victorious head; -alute
with extended arm he adm ring beholde. ;.
sick ! on ycRs uoddie as Il II grew there
smile pleas sniiy. Ssyou aud your hai under
siood each other psfiecily, and had EQUALLY
ealoyed ihe sport; and walk of about your
ous'ness, as ifnoihing al had happened. .usi
. one Harry Clay viii do, not very long
hence.n
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17
ATTEMPTED ASS ssINATION oP
THE POST MASTER GENERAL.

The Blidnorc American says, ihata most
faiahl occausnre took plsco Tnesd ;, q
board lic rssm boai Gsofgia. Of the BALI
mole and Neifolk Line. liarpean ttai lbo
boa, co beg plssage 20 D lt'morctook 81
bosrd 81 ca roins Coufou several rasssa-
rcrs. amonv lhsm ihc Hea. Mr wlcsi.ie,
rosi.Masier Genelal, h.s Two daughters and
several oihsf persons and q goung man NAM
cal MctaaaG arlasr. ranofCol 9. X. Gard
uer, 81 washiuvoa city. somorly First IA
dliof 81 De posl cace Dsp,nuent
Danrs h.snav at Oii Point the cordu-i
81 81. CafdenrI vas remarked hv thc slio.s
as ofs vsrg singular character, and ne Be-
hafwns ssaeraiy entertained ihaihs vas Ia
borlag under nsatsi dsungemenf--a belief
which wasslronsiy concursdin By Nc. Wick.
lae himself, eiih whom he bad several times
been IN Conversation. About hal past one
o'clock yesterday, when she passeugers were
summoned 10 dinner. Mr Wickl'is, Who was
standing 90 deck. offered bis arm 70 The d.
dies vhg we're With him, and while ia the
act Of 60 doirg. Gardus., without any prev.
ous iniima.'on, ludjenly spuagR Mr. Wick
life, and aimed . powerful blow with olasE
knife At BIS breast. The blade Of lie knit,
struck ihe hight bIess, bone With much Gosoc
md uaselscd DE bone without, Il Is believed
iaufing tie langi, ormaking a.deep iacision
Lieu. Bsadforc, q ibe U. ). Navy, standing
close ". Instantly sesed Gardner in Size ae
e ulkins second blow 10 81 Wicklae
sad r.osemed his desigs. The trir -
ifinsd.atlly taken poase~ionof by Lieut.. b
and Oasdaci placed 10 eoadnemenL a.
Z Ncklds. bad a lie last sc0uus ier1vcsc,
ffo.n lho VOWED, aad p ocecdedto Wasl.ug
iou. Utfdaef vas iueJ AL acquitted On ID,
score 81 Insanity.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

with their request, tho1rh bclofc PASSING
sentence be furnished ~ pusoy privately
viii tbe grounds On which he condemned
nis sermon. The sermon, IS understood,
VII BE- Published II 4 few days. and vii
doubtless excne h.ense inlorrsl.
Puseyism has niade extraordinary progress
N The church willin IRE last three yeafs -
y y calculated ihnt on, Of j.. QUO clergy ia
England and Wales, 300 o. thsee-four,hs
Of Tie whole, are deeply tanned with IL II.
Scotland, again, he While Of the episco-
pd Clergy, with tie exception III ,hres -
Jour- are decided puseyues. n Ireland.
also. ihe heFcsy is rlakine alarming progress
L i calculated iAat the ueioiiiy = IRE bench
Of bishops are more o. les. ceerltfino.d .;stl.
u, Ihose ofthe prciaies w1o n.sss oD.siv
advocate Puseyiie principles see he Bshon
q Exier, the Bishop Of London. and nd
Bishop Of oxiosd. Among she chpschos and
cbapois n London IN which Pusariie psac.
ice prevails 10 she greatest. viii bc 1uuP
Shorediich Church aud Margaret s. Chspei.
Oxford 81.
n The latter place il would be dificolt 10
perceive any d fegense hotweca he firm ~
worship and that observed IA a Roman Can.
one enufen. - many Of he Puseysts
chusenes ano cnepels daily worship has been
es'so"sheos and 10 al ofthem, We believe.
me sacrament = aomln stored weekly. We
understand II is likohtfbe rabieci ..ssfet,.
be brought before pflIiamen,. Ana The = 80
lion 10 be determined win be, el1;hcr az.
les'snl county Vughi 70 be called on 10 Jay
; b,OeO,000 to fi,000,000 year TO tho -
lablished clergy lor intoxicating pooisb pr,n-
ciples, and observing popish practices Il, fI.eir
places o. worsh P, m enliFe disiegafd Of The
solemn engagements they came under al
their ordination 10 maintain The pro,ea,,ns
religion Of The land.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

L0sT--A fsud nsafa.ea re- short
i..hs srce .hai rtssloasa oar dsnoac.a,ion
sf Hf. ffaai ~ b.a s.fsrls t1urr towards
ths Wig pesg. to tf.,s eraa hsd ac.usl
" aprlea c. snd rcea.fe1 from Captain r..
lsf tn aPpo.imsni iof us. w1fib an ~ ririf
sslisrl e ssg' Tia ~ piuri assarcd
ear friend wasio Be- og.fra asasrsr con.
asaiafoa f,f ihe service rendered Ia elssai-
he tn toassn e Cas7ira. Bot our iu-
sapaal and honcs' exposure 81 ths huls
faat.its "a To vsfY Eini motion b made
iotsevs ron BE parry. losi us iks sppaini.
nsnt Woatofisl is ieni-No ore need
rfy aleif Esrss" 8 us-vo arc poor q e
tlas. bsi Csp'aia Tyler could'ut buy us--
H4tPolHt ossssd asasch AID we would
have aaag i p ta Gee. ws A. noi worth
"a m1sh ss some. bars ~ ever vessel osrsii
- eaaIsnpri. l1s 81 81 Ee8 ed =
lace ssai, H ell ae vt-o ss tsss iest ,ll rsii
stlcsn an1 teaeaf fai. De- 'aarefsssocalss
aa ssaa
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

ifus oa.y had ioasicr. Is s..ck a iise
head 81 O. al.eia 81 IS uaf laersi opinion
Fr rouH 49, 90 assseaa esoeiazal 60
naaaf OILY lhat aftl rs.ncss-r. ths
t.l t.ei 49, e. foa 80 isos6.o.rn.
-rasss ~ q oas sftis hottest fausbi b..
I'a IS reoid 20 'he.ouefy WIG. Gov.
ices = .c.s,.r'st 8 fsar aousaat'. over
lh4i afasrerls. 1rntt q. Pen. aad lAs
Was hsss a ms'a.'Il ufr.rfi 81 jo'ui bsl
lei ia ga lsl tltiufs--lafes Is o. Senate
snl 6ee o ihs lloaas Ia. secures iuo
sih.siie lls GATED State ssaaia, apd mr.
'c'y lu ilsi boaI. Truly nay .he Louis
b iouruii ~, ihai John Tyler and HAL.
ftt. .he Locot.so msioriiy is 100 House 81
~ esea'aarrs, nay a. a. itsY plslso nov.
g. I.s s,.g ma,of.iy Ia its Senate u.ll 81.
r.-i ate hrss fom Az t.sif u,easstas. and
i.4-sf iaom % harmless az Sucking fc-es.
e fheusfsd e.eris g. Tsancsesi
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

DlaEcrIoss To CA1D1nArEs-Ths Rich
nond Wing, at The ulose ola long article up
on the Presidency, gives The following cap
cal adyioeiO the sspiranls lor lha thigh station:
~The best way Tor him who runs-',ber lot
his hat Or The Chief Mag.stncy, IS Just 70
Keep close upon it for some time. Don
hreak your neck afer IL, like Mr.. Calhoun;
uoi lei { be guile blown our Of Sign, rs
Nessrs Benton aud Buchanan do. sill less
50 snaiching al IL, and every step like glori-
Gus John, ducking and diving after il, when
sou arc not @iihin mile Of Il Be steady,
AID YET be swin. Try, 800. 70 look parsicu.
hI.g dissngieed al tie time, rs Il yOa were
only gong about your business. BE quick,
bot caElioas; and watch Jour opporsuniIy-
fsr all depends on ihai. Run OF, # possible
hH you gui some dislanctahesd &C il; then
--ifno cross wind comes 10 snatch il from
your efasp--siand still, ,ur1 round, and folks
siu see "a coming to Jon. insieadof you Of
ron after II. Sill, wlon the DECISIVE moue n
comes, don't Be TOO sure ;don' fling yourself
fn upon IL, as If cerain Of IL; no, nor set
eown night Gu end, as il you had only 70 ioi il
rua into your arms; bui rather squat upon
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

lIEAR--Jg. iogueioaf ssiimatis h'snd
% 'ls oiateg1aa. WE acknowledge thar We
~cfs iaiis - cnor 10 claiming seven c0un.
IVES tbls tsuici g. 30 P4ype--hs receiv-
- maioi.lcs 10 only si1 sod when We said
re ns.of''y uou,d - 'n .snsighbcrheod
ofooo, as leany thought ,ls. Payne uoaij
60 a ias'saf 81 MtOeen. Ncwcrc wrong
lap.teiag lae naofay IS 'onruttn.
Il liT .r.-eagi Pa hsreous .ieal 1isrdv
f. aae ntshe1
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

aerrn CkE-Lls4 Errcrio.i The iaafro-
,sfa Con- Ray ore district renders if high
y f.s-atls lhsi as irsleeisi By 500 ms.ol-
fl. - l'an'sa d.sHe'. sh.ch vas fsuJ-
asstefsa .aanrg snuagsa manner to pc
YER ~ s.eetlo-, 10 so's j. rey eloso, and
ta-ad tho other counties chow e. great
WIG gs'a ts iheie Asard from. bis election
upsn.l.s. slough 80 Norfolk Herald fsan
= : so.hllal.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

IAe New Xoft Titsua bas tho allowing.
Wes,s Tanpsf.rce s.sisme1t ihstthe iu-
posi- 81 L.rrof is chs cols'fy has lllsa aa
fon SOFAS sa.ts jsdaF lhe p.ersui haifol
l9ie i52llisa fnrths l.ks haifofieis.--
eaig is sgsi good sey. hU' 'he beaty
tn e. B.s.sf "a ca imposed % ths New
IsuF BAD obs7uslT haal nprcaec ~ ihe
rssah nosrh ~ hlP. ineIseed fsmqsr.
.aes l.1si b 81 scare aise
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

6rWe have reports frornv various quarters
thai Ely Moore viii soon tako the place Of
Surveyor OF this pom, TO be vacated b ~
"ebsies's lifelong booors irierd, Ut Tag
gaIsi thai Hnr. Francis Mallory hassccsive6
the appointment Of Charge to Corstetincp.
which Yves net cfered 10 hi. Ncah. and thet
Aid Sa1nel Badger, Of Philahelphis, is
about 70 snPefsede John G. Montgomery IS
Postmaster Ct that CITY. Aiemi- n y. ri.
ounr.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

The MadisOnian IS shedding crocodile
iears over "the discoid and division \ the
Republican tanks, and ask
~lf Mr.. Tyler should be the Repnhl;can
candidate, why viii moi the Globe Is fTanklv
consent 10 support as we would Mr.. Van 20
rem OF any DINER kopablic N, against ar
eisyf ts-in kis-i - i.a,~sutsfy uuu .alfness
must be adopted, and without delay. 10 se-
cure the triumph Of The purity ia 1874"
Again, the Midisoniln says
$50 far fIom Withdrawing aIr Tvler. NJ.
Bepublican friends have been hrsily ograniz-
ing, in various q9auers, 10 a much greater
extent than viii Prove comfortable TO his foes.
a Central COMMITTEE ia. we are informed.
about 10 be organized h Washington civ
Il viii consist ofkepuhEcans moi inofic... ~
seeking ONCE, who vii sirise - all hCnos-
able means 10 secure Nix. Ttle.'s election a
1874. The organzaiion q M.. Tvier'e
friends wll Be complete. dsocah. ~ ce4.ss.
they viii Do noiliug i4icons.sieni with he
usagss ofthe Pary.n
Mr. Tylerrnay as we'll give ~ he longing.
Tor another term, at oa,e, f5r 40 this com.
Plexion be must come q lasi.n TIE Is a.
ready dead cock in lile p.l---iaspisss ~
all par6esand rers,so.e.i i,,a
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

krrrrrKs.-rac Congrsssiossl dclcga.
roa CON us snis So ra1l s. sruus.
Yasf--Joaa Waite, Garrett Davis. VIII
isefssa. e. p Tterrass, sld JildsI =.
farya.as-.fw Tbhu.s. Iulss French,
~ Bayd, Stone. IA Calsvcn-5
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

UN1lfTibArED sscOCNDREL1SM
For sumo DAYS resont elopencni has
caused no hltle talk in oat CITY, ami the lacls
which have come TO ligln are slmcst 100 hus
initiating 10 poor, fallen. human uonre. Il
bear alluding to. Il appears briefly tnas ID.
Henry b. Peabody, PREDICTING physician is
Cleveland, was called sgimc three yeas ego
70 visit professionally Ms. Belden. VIE Of
Cap Chloid Belden, then in delicaio hcalh.
and has subsequently, bfen sulplcred ~ the
fi,ntle nhve:cian. ts.sisn
trftsflc cry Oh q visit 10 der rclAfiFcs il Sum
mil county. and after Sic had been absen;
some Two OF Tires weeks. Dr. y. LETT the ciiv
with buggy, NET Mrs. 2. in Portage county,
doubtless By appointment, took her INTO bis
conveyance, and neither have since been
heard fon. Circumstances attending the
meeting and elopemenf were 50 rnysteIi1us-
y arranged as 10 lead Tho nnsuspeclino hcs-
baud and his fiients. at hrst 20 strposa Mrs
b. had been murdered on her way = visit her
friends in 6eauga county: but facts, ien'blo
IS death, soon removed tae suspicion. Tue
ruth soon came cut, thai DR.. p. bad nbusoa
tho confidence the hushind teposc8 y BIZ
professional integrity aud IN his honor ~
man, had seduced the wife from her fidelity
and for years the deprsred physician and
piiient had been living in concealed licen-
uousness and guilt.
What adds, II possible. 70 the enormiiy of
the conduct ofihe aduiefer, is The fact that
be has not only deserted an excellent and
respectable wife and an Interesting fmily Of
childien, BAT in edition 10 lobbing fhem OF
peace and happiness, he hns literally stripped
them Of The cl,nvenienccs and necessaries Of
life. We aT4 informed that 10 raise money
for the fight, be nou9aqed his, properly, in
Guiding even The furniture, g. &C tic fsirily
A more deliberate anj aggrsvaiing wrong
and outrage. has seldom beenfscofded in the
black annals ofcrime and wickodness, apd IN
the deploTable absence Of laws suhicientiY
severe 10 parish the sedueerand The adulie-
rer as he deserves, public opinion should
brand the mark Of Cain upon mis- forehead.
that n his ~anderingF he may be disposed
and stunned Of eli men. until death arrsiz1s
the mofai leper at the dread bar OF impeusi
Justice 70 receive merited retnbuiou.
Peabody is abou; A Yeas old, 5 feet zen
inches high, rather poTily, with full brandy
collored lace, speaks quick, snd shows "a
Their handsome set Of snail teeih. and i
great hngadocia. Mrs B. 10 vcrg ss1all,
full lu.oking woman, about b yearsold, and
has 90 children, We hope the press viii give
them The notoriety such viIlainy meEiia--
CIsUe Herald
The Whig standard., 1843-12-19
CLIPPINGS.

Reuenue Court Martial.-There is or will be
IN day or two court marital pending in New
London, for the trial of the three lieulenants of
the cutter Madison, for disobedience of orders,
while that vessel was in command of Capt. Fatio
Ihe court martial is composed of Captains Stur-
gis, Hunter, and Connor.-N. Y Herald.
Patent OGce.-The yearly number of applica-
tons for patents amounts to about 1000, of which
about 600 are rejected, and only about 100 claims
out of the 600 would stand the test of well
contested law suit
Captain John Cain, Postmaster at indianapolis,
Indiana, was tried recently for alleged attempts
to pry into the correspondence Of Joseph M
Moore, the late postmaster. He was acquitted
OF the charge.
The Hudson Republican says the amount Of
money asceriained to have been taken from The
mal bag III the recent robbery of that city, is
only about 1915. The amount of drafts contain
ed ID the bag was between twenty-eight and
thirty thousand.
The total receipts of -four at Albany for 1S43
reached 2,246,62l barrels, which is much
larger quantity than during any previous year.
The amount of products from The west, which
passed through Buffalo, N. r., the present wear,
is estimated at $72,000,000.
Sale of Iron Works.-The extensive Rolling
Mills which have been so long occupied in this
town, we learn, were last week purchased by
gentleman of this neighborhood on advantageous
terms. We hope that the purchaser, William
?. jerks, Esq, will find 1t his interest to put
them in immediate operation. Elicott's Mills
Free Press,
The Whig standard., 1843-12-19

violated their plighted faith by failing TO meet
their engagements to their creditors, and when,
at the request of one of these democratic States,
an agent is sent to see what security that State
offers to indemnify them for further advances
that she desires, the Globe, for the purpose OF
making political capital, Immediately raises the
shout Of British agents." English intcrfer,,
ence," and the conquest Of our Government
by foreigners.
What confidence can or ought the community
TO place in such paper? Yet, doubtless, tits
suitable organ for those of6ceseekers for whose
benefit it is controlled.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-19
YOUNG MEMS CLAY CLUBS.

The Owego Advertiser has call to the
young men Of Tioga county TO form Young
Mems Clay Club. The editor, speaking Of
HkNRY CLAY, says:
II is the wa,chword to call forth from every
log cabin in our land its hardy and honest inmates
10 engage in contest for the supremacy Of
American principles, and the encouragement Of
American labor"
True, true. Henry Clay is emphaically the
young mems candidate; ii is name, the sound
of which never fails to touch the chords OF feel
ing in the warm and unhackneyed heart, and II
viii call forth all the enthusiasm Of those who
have just come upoa the stage of active life.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-19

JUDGES IN DANGER.--It is somewhat dangerous
for man to be Judge in Arkansas, if the state
ment of Judge Field is believed. In charge to
the Grand Jury, he lately held the following Ian
guage: In some parts Of Arkansas, it is really
dangerous for Judge to protect his station from
insult or assert his authority. If what he does
or says is not exactly agreeable TO the taste or
sense, he is in danger Of annihilalon. One or
two prosecuting attorneys in the northern part
OF the State, have been waylaid and murdered
for doing their duty. In another part, Judge
was barred out Of the courthouse by the popu-
lace, and his life put in danger merely because
be wished to hold his court as the law directed
Another Judge was near being attacked whilst
on his bench for exercising his authority in keep
ing silence in the courthouse during business
hours. Another was forced by an armed rufian
10 leave the bench and drink with him, and this
whilst his court was il session. '--Phh Inq
y e ere 10 longer at loss to know why Lo-
coiocoism reigns triumphant in Arkansas. The
above makes il as clear as light
The Whig standard., 1843-12-19
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALI, AT
vi THE WASHING NGTON ASSEMBI " ROOMS

RAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL AT
VI THE WASHINGTON ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
The NATIONAL BLUES respectfully announce that
they will give their Third Annual Ball on Monday.
January s, 1874 The favorable attendance which
the citizens Of the District and its vicinity have
ever bestowed upon the balls heretofore given by
the Blues, encourages them to believe that this will
receive notice equally as favorable, inasmuch as
they have made arrangements which, in their opinion,
will render it one of the most splendid that has ever
been given in the District.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION AND RECEPTION.
Zen. Il g. Weightman, Col. w. w. Seaton,
Capt. L. J. Middleton, Lieut.. w. M. Clarke,
Lieut.. P. F. Bacon, Lieut. e. Evans.
Ensign w. j. Parham, Sergeant J. l.. White,
Sergeant J. Brannan, Quarm,r ]. F. Coyle,
Corporal G. Emrck, W. "A. Flaherty.
M. P. Mohun, j. s. Owen
Y. lardella, w. MacSee,
>. layman, J. McDermott,
M. ). Sheahan, 8. Pumphrey,
W. NJ Randolph, j. Stoddard.
sufficient number Of servants will be engaged.
LLOYD WILLIAMS celebrated Cotillon Band
has been secured for the occasion
Tickets for sale at Gadsby's Browns and Fuller,s
Hotel Farquhar and Morgan's drug store Fir,t
yard, DR. Clarke's drug store, Navy Yard Kidwel's,
Georgetown, Buckingham's, corner Of Penn Avenue
and 18th street. and at the door the evening Of the
oaii. frlce OF tickets ~ dec Ia
The Whig standard., 1843-12-19

4 Roaring Orator." Mr.. President, ! shall
not remain silent, sir, when have voice thai
is no, dumb in this assembly. The gentleman,
sir, cannot eXpostuatc this matter 10 any future
time that was more suitable than now. lie may
talk, sir, Of the Hercuaneum revolutions where
By republics is hurled into anterctc regions, and
The works OF centuriuns refrigerated to ashes
but, sir, we can tell him, ndefatgably, that the
consequence therefrom, multiplied subierraneous-
ly by the everlasting principles contended for
thereby, can no more shake this resolution than
can the roar of Niagara rejuvenate around these
walls, or the midnight tempest confagrate a
marble statute into ice. That's what | told
them "-Picayune,
The Whig standard., 1843-12-19

I OOK HERE Persons suffering from colds.
IL coughs, &c can be supplied with
Pease's Hoarhound Candy
Browns Boneset Candy
Mcculling's Syrup Of May Apple and Wild Cherry
Swayne's Syrup of Wild Cherry
Jayne's Tonic Expectorant
Covat's Balm of Life
Thompson's Life Preserver
WIstar's Cough Lozenges
Sherman's Cough Lozenges
Peters Cough Lozenges
by calling on c. H. JAMES.
Corner i4th and E streets
Where may also be found full and general assort-
ment of Drugs Medicines, Perfumery Fancy AT ticlcs
Brushes, Combs &C. ! all which are sold low for
cash or to punctual customers dec 49,
The Whig standard., 1843-12-19
WEEKLY EDITION OF
THE W,HIG STANDARD

u In answer 10 The frequent inquiries for
he Weekly edition Of the Wig STANDARD, we
state that It's publication will be commenced on
the first Saturday in January next, AT ONE
DOLLAR PER ANNUM, IN Alliance
%" Editors Of Wing newspapers throughout
the country will please copy the above; the ia
vor will be reciprocated.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-19
L 0CAL N E W S.

The Baptist Church, now being built on E
street, is rapidly approaching towards compile
tion, and we congratulate this numerous BODY Of
Christians upon their beautiful temple in which
TO worship the Most High. The building, when
finished, will be an ornament to that already
handsome part OF the city. 1t is expected that
service will be held in the basement some time
In the month Of January
The Whig standard., 1843-12-19

me Exhibition Of Statuary at Apollo Hall
continues to draw crowds of our citizens THE
we are glad to see. 1t shows that there is some
taste still left for the beautiful in art Heads of
families should not fail TO take their children, as
1t is calculated to make a strong and lasting
impression on their youthful minds.