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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

CEWER Il RECTOR STREET -PUeLIc No.
IcE hereby given that petition has been presented III
the Board OF Aldermen build sewer Rec;or-stiset
Feaons interested the proposition, and opposed 20 t
SANE requested present their objections IN "!iihs -
goth Of October INST ~ 80 JOHN EVEN
Street Commissioner
Street Commissioners Office. October e.f 1913. ol0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

The CRors.-We have most dscouragng &C
counts of the cotton crop in Burke county. The
following extracts Of letters received by a mer-
chant Of this city, from large planters, tells sad
story. Savannah Rep.
Our crops completely destroyed by the caterpillar
Our fields look like the dead of the winter they
only the leaves, but the young bolls'
Sacs you We're here, cotton patches have been
shsared by the of their leaves blooms and bo
completely as II is possible to imagine On many FIRMS
one-third is lost"
TuE CorroN CRor OF GEoRGIA-One of our
most Intelligent merchants who returned to this city on
Wednesday, from the ucountry informs that event
can the crop be than two,hds large as that Of a
season He formerly planter and he SAYS hi. niorna
uou has been derived merely from seeing the fields ia
passing along the road but that to the last weeks ha,
visited all the important cooasrowing State
and has been of large plantations he knows
that the and caterpillar have been very Destructive
Savannah Republican.
70 The Montreal Courier states, that at the
recent FIRE that city, named Jane, GbSo who
y,uder of pastry ard had formerly belonged the k,ng
Dragoon Guards burnt 10 death Although there
SIX families the premises 1t said that every inmate
OF ntoxica,ion aud IS supposed that old
sioner whose did not learn has also suffered the
conhagration.
MoRMoNs.-About thirty of our citizens, who
bav. ,oaed the Mormon Church. Latter Day Saints left
on Tuesday last for Nauvcc the steamer West Point,
with what worldly goods they possessed The scene at
parting with their friends described as extremely affecting
Pittsburgh Age
DEATH BY DRowNING.-At New-Orlcans, on
che ls inst as the bark kby backing out OF her berth
boy named Robert McCahc nephew OF Capt NcCeT'an,
of the ship Kaanaxoo fell from the latter vessel atc the
and was drowned
IMPROVEMENT or THE OsAoE.-lt has been pro
posed 10 mold convention Warsaw October 10 take
into confederation the improvement OF ns Usage 's ps
the last osags Yeoman learn that the umc o. holding
the convention has been postponed until the third Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

lately made great improvements IN The NAPIER intinS f"ss
takes this mode of inviting Printers Editors aud Publishers
call and of his at the Office OF the RIB
une where may be III operation from 10 o'clock T.
NJ. daily.
Having established himself al No 81 Eldige-stres IN the
city of Newly ork, he is prepared TO execute all orders
necessary printing Office bndery at short notice aud
good erms any other establishment in the u States
\. B. Jobbing work aud repairing done al short notice
cbsan ne above sig I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

sTsTHREE FARMS for sale, in the town OF
s Beeckman Duchess Co The said farms are adio9!p:
fist contains about one hundred md sixty acres with house
barn The SECOND contains about one hundred and thirty
one hundred acres without buildings All good repair,
vel wats5cd and we'll rIopoton1d with plough ms'dow'
If previously disposed Of they will be sold at ubc
Anctioo the Iit OF Nov next At i 8f!9eT 9S the re-,
premises; WHEELER Gil BERT ,Beekman; or WRIGHT,
LOSEE. s CO, % Moorest.. NswY York. sNtNH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11
TO THE VARIOUS FINE COMPANIES d

u 'U [ he Y NhIEJUN FItE "JN-NFNNIfS N
4 THE UNITED STATES.-The subscriber would
the tnop The and ttsqiiiu asscr,msgs Of BRASS
FIRE TORCHES aud SIGNAL LANTERNS which h,-
has JUST flushed and Will keep constantly on hand Ihg
are finished The most beautiful and are OF splendid
and elaborate designs Compaies from abroad who may
wish 10 see the patterns o The sAoy. before purchang
obtain letter sheet OF patterns with the prices each, b.
auplyns by mail the subscriber and they may eyou OBJ
tan,i,y precisely such article the pattern they may
lec; Deck L.ites German SFer Figures for Shirts &c
MARTIN w. ENlMONS.
81 a, Is Spruce street. New \ork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

DgArH BY DRowNlNc.-At New Orleans on
,b. Is, inst, as the bark kty backing Of her berth
boy named Robert McCabc, nephew CT Capt MeCeJ'an
Of RI. ship aa.nazoo fell from the latter vessel atc the
r,yer and was drowned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

7 LIQUID AMBfR.-This uasqualled medicinal
IL compound warranted 20 ID efectual remedy fer
scals buns cuts coutusiaS scotu, et,er, rlrgwoIm,
OF the skia from Whatever cause. 1t Will also remove
bum tao freckes pimples &c giving 10 the COM
peyion hile delicate sotuless that nothing else Will I'M
part nd for cleansing and preserving the teeth gums aud
cleansing the mouth and throat cases of fever II IS "nra
led For PURPOSES of the toilette, bathing, SHAVING &c all
ckno. is supremacy every other ticle eystus
wall .ec,usll PANT Pitch, grease and the like
from silk oorn or cotton .hcS without the least damage
to tina color No family OF indivldua should b. whcu't
FoT sale wholesale and retail By the tropnetors II John
street second floor opposite rhorburus liberal diSconHt
- h..... ,llul.L N II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

A MIRACLE, A MIRACLE "A Very Won
n der 10 Clear the Skin,-I he ITALIAN CHEMICAL
SOAP-Remerlber withou; Misrepresentation these are its
positive qualities for which has received the highest eco
NUNS the Faculty and the unsolicited approval Of The
Medical Society Of Paris. has cured thousands In the Un
ted States OF every Disagreement eruption the kin such
pinpleS freckts boic- salt Theup, scG!yy heat spo
tan sunburn, norphew, Nc &c.
Il viii change the color dark yellow sunburn, skin
beautiful. healthy clr1resS, the bites mo.che
toes, insects, SC and cure tender or chapped flesh.
Price 81 cake. Sold the sigu of the American
Eagle 50 Chatham street, NewYol and Fulton strest
Brouklyn Broad 81 Newark State Boston Ledger
Buildings phadephla. SIS In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

p Eoe eSTATEN ISLAND FERRY, foot
Il W hi 1s;; he, sts s STAT
aud Staten Island and after October Q follows, uat
further notice
Leave New York 9-ll-2-3t-5;.
Staten Island S--lO-l-2i-5.
All freight shipped required 10 be particularly marked
and at the risk OF the owner thereof $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

JOHN JACksOS.
Sold II packages at IS cents each or 1--we Tor adolla
To DC had at j. w KELLY'S Gotham Confectionery
wholesale aud retail al. Broadway w Badesp 2s0 Bow
cry aud C. w Nondcrsmith. 6l CiTcenwc istfsst New
York; John Jackson North Sccopd-stree; Wilamsbnfh
6eaanin Handy, Is igl-arset Brcoklyn l. Il CarswCIi
LocSpor y. y; D. smith, go Broe3-s,Iest Newark ~
auI2 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

kA FOUR FARMS FOR SALE-Contalnns
I'm from IS to 100 acres-The above Farms pleasantly
situated in the village Of New Providence, EsssH Co
Nrw-Jsrsey The IA md good and high state Of cult
yation. The houses and out buildings good repair
The mail passing through the place and from the
city of Ne~-fork four times week. They viii be sold
separate Persons wishing information farms
can the subscriber The Merchants Hotel ii Courtandt
street, every Monday afternoon and evening. -
NATHANIEL BONNE.LL.
100 .lq I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

NETWORK AND ERIE RAIL
s5S III ROAD-EARE REDUCED On and after
VI ONDAY October 9th passengers will leave
y. a. the pier the loot OF Dusne-sirevt IN steam
yoat ARROW, Capt a II: shutz, daily o'clock A. NJ.
d o'clock r NJ. (Supdeys exceptedl take TIT Cars
1.nnon aud arriY- AT Niddleovn F. NJ aud 8. ?. NJ
Returning leays Aiidlecwn every day, Sunday excepted
- : NJ an ): P. VI.
rhs EAGLE LINE Of Stages fcr oWEGO HOMES
DALI and BiNGHAMPTON ietv- MiJdletown every
morning At 5 O'Clock The BLOUMINGBURGH Line
evrs Nidlleto,n DAILY the arrival OF tn Evening Tram
Of Cars eognecns h i m ESnTh and uwTs9 t lines
1vaI o the Morning Tram ifom N-wYork, and arrives at
FARE FROM NETWORK
To Goshen. 81 u To F1IIssthursh. 81 30
Ndirtown ......l 25 Big Eddy -. ) w
Blooming bugh. 4 so Houesdtie 3 so
lIount Ifop- IL SOL BinglamptOE -. 1 90
O,saco .......5 .GU
1'l, FKEiGHT BARGES leave New York every NOM
me- {sunday eScep;sd) at O'Clock. o5
..,---e-=a MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

Drug Store. l92 Broadway corner OF
ohn-st Also, Swayues Specific .oI Gout and Rhcuma;ism
I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

ToN A roIeT 5sy 4 sao2 Ml lLeLS.a
- t2uekips at seg%ine;s poeL Staten lsl3nd
Point Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays Thursdays
and Fridays at 4 o'clock (de ps[mt x and keypor at
o'clock =. NJ Returning, leave New York foot OF Robin
,oa-seel, Tuesdays, Wedgesdays. THURSDAYS and FIJI
days o'clock, A Vi. and Saturdays 2 NJ. Stages
will be III readiness the arrival of The beat to convey a
10 Freehold any part OF the conntry Uniform
companies target parties OF pleasure will
be taken and from Fort Hamilton Keyport reasonable
rafr, FIN
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-05-05
MILLERISM,

The wags are making merry al Mill
Ierism. Since the appearance OF the
Midnight Cry.' one editor announces
that he has in addition received a copy
OF the 'Noonday How'll and The Morn
ing Yell and paper has just made its
appearance called the Vial Of Wrath
and the Junk Bottle nf Destruclon.' 1t
contains a large number Of prints. and
amongst others, the description OF the
Beast OF Daniel, with seven heads and
ten horns together with chronoIog ical
calcualo as reasonable as MlIler's, e.
quite as fanciiul. 1t is as fOlIows:-O.
s Jour.
"The Beast had seven heads, and ten
horns on esch head, which makes seven.
iy horns, answering 10 the seventy
weeks of Daniel. Now the tail Of this
beast was 666 feet long. which is the
number The beast. Multiply this by
seven and it makes 1862, which was the
age Of the world when the first ANTI
Christian Pope began to reign. Nov tie
up the beasts tail INTO three knots and
it will shorten it 10 GA feet 4 inches;
which being multiplied by three, the
number Of knots gives lS43 exactly
The year in which the world will be burnt
up. But there is another remarkable
coincidence. Martin Luther wore boots
with nails in the soles; just 963 nallsin
both boots, which being multiplied by
the seven heads, gives ls4l. Throw ia
The two boots, which correspond to Mil
ler and HINES. and il gives l843."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-05-05
No. ao.-WHOLE No. 44S

would involve the ontre nation and pee
II the lives Of avery citizen. Justice, TFA'
son. ~ humanity plead as strongly ia
tho one easr as he other.
! lake the position that Mr.. Jefferson
took IN relation TO the assumption Of
State debts IN 1890 MOI thar Congress
Is bound, under the Constitution, 10 Ts.
Iieve the States from their Indebtedness.
bot that, under the CONSTRUCTION, Con-
gress has Inc power to do so, and that
there is high political and mOral oblI-
gallon which requires exercise when ns'
cessary for the public prosperity sDdiho
public honor.
J do not maintain that the bond.ho'd
ers OF The States have right TO make
demand upon the General Government
lor payment Of their claims against tho
States, Ohough the practice Of our Gov
rrnment makes precedent TO the con-
lrary BY the intervention OF he Govern.
ment in behalf Of the ciuzpns) but that
the cltzens OF our own country who
have 10 paw the bonds oi the States. end
whose property ia mortgages by their
States, and who must be unnecessarily
oppressed, end whose prosperity must
be retarded, If not wholly bIghted, It
thew pay the heavy taxation which will
alone discharge The interest and princi
pal and whose honor will hs forever
dlsgraced il they omit to pay their en-
gagements and their debts have not only
a right, but It is duty which they owe
TO themselves and their children, 10 re-.
quire The General Government 10 use the
vast resources al its control for thri"
benefit And This they should do lhs
more earnestly when, by the plan which
! propose the non indebted States are
secured from injustice and are abundant
Iy protected by equal distribution OF ben.
efls, thus obVialing the strong and al.
most on,v objection urged against the as.
sumption law OF 1890
This subject shall be resumed.
Very respectfully, yours.
WIN. COSr JOHNSON.
Col. CHAELEs CARROLL,
DoughoreghaR ManOr, Md.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-05-05
From the Knicksrbocker.
"INS AND OUTS"

Pm out OF cash, and 40, Of course,
I've pocket room to lei;
i'm out Of patience, just because
I'm never out Of debt.
Besides l'm dreadluHy in love,
And more Than half 10 doubt,
Which is the greatest eviI, that
OF being 10 or QUIZ
I'm deeply in nv iailor's books,
BUi ! don't mind a dun;
And IT | wasn't out OF funds
I'd pay him out Of fun.
He always gave me fits he said,
Heaven bless bis eyes!
'TwouId put him in Fl guess,
HID be 10 such surprise.
I'm ont At elbows, in distress
All! mines sorry tale!
I'm out Of taVnr, out Of SORTS,
But then, Pm out ofjail.
Nv landlord says my time is out,
And thinks i'd better shin.'
I'm such an 'oul and ouler,' he
Won't have me 10 his inn.
I'm out Of Office, bU, in hopes
To get put in some day:
II don'l' run for something
I'll have 10 run awav.
I'm out Of spirits and I'm out
OF more than think;
Pm out oftemper; hang the penl
Ye gods! I'm out OF INK"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-05-05

A Young man Of good standing recent.
ly proposed honorable marriage 10 4
Young lady OF the west when he received
for an answer, Gil oul. you fellpr! Do
sou think I'd sleep with mani III 90
and tell yOur mamma on you. st Lou.
is RrgIslfT.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-05-05
RELIEF TO THE STATES
LETTER I.

From tke -HoR w. Cost johnson TO Col
Charles Carroll, Of Maryland.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-07

~ %, Miss Boughan 600. Z A Jackson
~ Est Z Head 10, D,Walker, adnninis
lrators 24 80, S c Dyer 90. John O'Hunter
%, Patterson 90, Thouias Matthew'S
w, a Carson IS 90, VIM Fleming 90,
Z singleton 90, Z KnOwIon 90, John
TOY ", y LansdoWn5 on, A Y Foster
~, Leake 90, Samuel ShaIly S 90,
lanes y, nayaen s. %, John Broeg 90. Philip
Clark 90, r d Philips 90. FTanei- Sboior
s 90, "A Blumensteihi 90, MN DTa s1' njna,
90, ~ Blinco S 90. Starke Bli1co < %
M w Wright S 90, John Mcneil 90 Sam51
son Pope 90, w Sier S 90. JohT n MI
IS 90, Charles @ Neal 90, Mr. Holnal ( M
Mr. Brown refuses 10 pay, being an J;sUS
5 90, Mr. jackson 90, James Kellg M
E Simpson 90, H P Willard o0. To-
P Thorn 90, w Dorsey Is CO. Dorse q
Wilson 8s, Jacob Jackson 90, Manan
Buford 90, PemPey DiIIahunty 90.
Persons Wrongj1Ily .qssessed.
Griffith 90, JohDo McSwafn S 90. 4
Simpson 90, John Mckee 90, amount.
in all to $452 70.
The amounts assessed above against Mr. n
Perry and Mr. Sampson Pope, have since been
paid and the receipt Of the money is hereby acp
knowledged
cdr. w. Dorsey had previously paid theunder-
signed Sl8 SO on account of his Taxes br The
gshL Ao4<S toI Wulcn amount he stands erTO1eous-
ly charged IN the above list. JAS. PENNY
Several proposals for repairing the Bridge and
Main and Runnels Streets as per adgertiseben,
were received and read. 'F
On motion of Selectman Barnett. It was
Resolved, That the proposition Of Phillip Clake
TO do the work as proposed by the Committee h
accepted as the lowesI bid; provided said ClarkA
includes In his proposition the lumber and wood.
work for the cutters. If said Clarke does not
contemplate the furnishing of lumber and wood
work-the proposition of H Jackson be aeceOled
as the next lowest; provided that neither Of he
proPosers are to be paid m any thing better than
Corporation Scrip.
selectman Barnett offered the following reso-
luton which was adopted.
Resolved, That the Assessor and Collector he
required to proceed forthwith and assess all pro-
peTty and persons Liable 10 taxation according 10
the Ordinances Of the Town: and that he hand
copy OF his assessment to the Clerk in order that
he may be charged with the same, and that the
: clerk file copy of the assessment.
] w Barnett offered the following resolution
which was adopted:
Resolved by the President and ,Selectmen That
the Clerk be authorised to purchase for the use Of
| the Corporation, such Books as may be necessary
to keep the accounts and proceedings Of the Board
of Selectmen, and that a balance be forced on
the old ones. Also, To. transfer all the balance,
from the old books 10 the new ones, in order thai
the confusion which has and now exists in regard
to the affairs of the Corporation may be remedied
The account Of r NJ VIM, Town Constable
for SI4 IS, was, on motion, allowed.
On motion of ] w Fuaua, it was
Resolved, That the proposition of J A Stevens
to publish the proceedings Of The Board for one
year, for one hundred dollars, be accepted
On motion, the Board adjourned.
r. EATON KEYS, Pres't
Il G. ScHEEBLY. Clerk.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-07
ME ETING

Alta meeting of the YAzoo CITY SEWING
Society, held on the 4th inst, the following
Resolutions we're, on motion, unanimously
adopted:
RESOLVED, That I'll thanks Of this SOci-
ely be presented to Mr.. GEORGE FISHER, for
the use Of his Hall, which he so freely grant
ed Us during our late Fair
Resolved, That our thanks are due TO
Mr.. JAMES A. STEVENS for the very liberal
course he has pursued towards this Society,
10 extending information Of our proceedings
through bis press.
RESOLVED, That TO those other gentlo-
men who have kindly assisted US in prepar-
ing Cor, and conducting the Fair, our thanks
be rendered, aud further, that we acknowI-
edge with gratitude, the liberal support and
encouragement which has been received
from those who visited he Fair lately held
BY this Society.
REsOLvED, That copy Of the foregoing
Resolutions, signed by the President and
Secretary, be transmitted to Messrs. Fisher
and Stevens; and that the same be publish
ed in the Yazoo City Wing.
MARY A. LEWIS, Pres't.
SARAH A. RUssEEI, sect'ry.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-07

measures were taken 70 arouse the entire.
West, not only measures.of defence, but 70
the necessity 81 an invasion Of the territory
of Mexico. The Houston Telegraph pub
fishes letter from Gen. Rusk. recently aP-
pointed Commander-in-Chief Of the Army,
in which he expresses his determination to
raise forces and prosecute the war with yigcr
Gen. Felix Huston is appealed to il some
OF the prints to take command Of an invad.
| ing expedition. A convention OF the peo-
! ple of the West will undoubtedly be held
during the spring TO take measures 10 secure
the frontier from the predatory incursions Of
the Mexicans. All hope of peace by means
of the mediation of the United States OF
England, with which the government and
people Of Texas seem TO havebeen assured
for the last year or two, appears to be aban.
doned, and the repeated outrages of the
enemy pretty thoroughly TO have awakened
the whole country TO the necessity OF an
energetic effort to extort peace, and revive
the fortunes of the Slate.-N. o. Bulletin
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-07
CONGRESSIONAL.


To enable the general reader TO come to an
understanding Of what important or promi-
neEt bills failed % pass, we enumerate the
following, which, among oshers, fell into that
predicament.
Some bills which did not pass.
An act to bring into the Treasury moneys
received by certain public officers before they
can be disbursed, and for other purposes.
The bin 10 provide for the satisfaction of
claims due to certain American citizens for
spoliations committed on their commerce
prior TO July 81, 1900.
The bill Tor the augmentation of the marine
corps, and for other purposes.
The bill establishing additional ranksin the
navy of the United STATES, and for other
purposes.
The bill making appropriations for the COM
mencement of certain Notifications, for re-
pairing Of old works, and for military surveys.
The oil TO provide for the disposal and
management of the fund bequeathed by Jas.
! Smithson to the United States, for the esta-
blishmeni Of an institution for the increase
and diffusion acknowledge among men.
The bill making appropriations for the
Cumberland Road in the States of Ohio, In
diana, and Illinois, and for certain harbors.
The bill mo. 5481 to reduce The compen-
SatIon 70 the members OF the SENATE, mem
bers of the House of Representatives Of the
United States, and other public officers.
The bill to reduce the postage on letters
to fix the same in decimal currency, to regu
late the postage on newspapers, and to abo
lish the ranking privilege.
j The bill regulating the taking of tesimon!
in cases of contested elections; and for othe
purposes.
a The bill making appropriations for the i'm
2 pIovement of certain harbors and rivers, &c
= The bill TO establish a Government Ofic
for printing and binding, and for other Pur
poses.
a The bill for repaving and repairing Por
2 ton of Pennsylvania avenue.
: The bill to authorize the adoption of mea
= sures for the occupation and settlement {
the Territory Of Oregon, for extending eel
IS tain portions of the laws Of the United State
a over the same, and for other purposes.
,cl The bill to prevent the employ o. pr
vate expresses upon mail routes, and for tn
prevention Of frauds upon the revenues {
% the Post Office Department.
! The bill for the relief of General Andre
Jackson.
s. The bill to extend the Patent Office
Ninth Street,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-07
Adv ERTTsEmENTs s,

We are au thorized TO announce john P.
BEAsLEY, as a candidate for the Office of Tax
Collector of Yazoo county, at the next No
VENDOR election.
We are authorised to announce CHARLES
M. HENDERSON, as a candidate for the Office
of Tax Collector Of Yazoo county, at the
next November election.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
c. HAYS, as a candidate for the Office of
Assessor of Yazoo county, at the next No
vember election
We are authorized to announce JOHN o.
HUNTER, as a candidate for the Office OF As
SCISSOR of Yazoo county, at the next Novem-
Der election.
0F We are authorised to announce Mr..
M. c. BLINCoE as a candidate for the office OIL
Tax Collector, at the next November election
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-07
The Ia1e CONGRESS-.

On Friday, the last day of the late ses.
sion of Congress, one of the members of
the House handed an album to Mr.. JOHN
QUINCY ADAMS, from lady, with request
that he would favor Der with his autograph
signature, with an additional line or two OF
bis writing. The head Of the page ON which
he was requested to place his name was
embellished with an engraved vigneue, rep.
resonting man weeping by the side of a
grave-stone. Mr. A. took his pen, and, amid
the noise and confusion Of the House
wrote beneath the picture the following
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-07

At meeting Of the Wings Of"Old Robert
SOM county, in Tennessee, tho following
among other resolutions, was adopted;
Realized, That as the ship Of State is
now lying, stranded upon the beach, subjsc,
o the caprIces Of the waves, each and overy
lover Of American liberty be-, and he IS here.
by appointed, 3 SAILOR, 10 assist in relittine
the ship, 50 as 70 enable her once more no
regain her nnoOrings in safe hafbor.