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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07

LAkO Olive are in use Of Lard Gil manu-.
i"~tored by hiessrs List & Warren. on market alley
"ad can smelly pronounce ii equal to any we have
seen, For the use OF machinery il has no suPo.
ror.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07

VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE-The varou.
plans 6r distuctina The Stale for members Of Cor.
gress, we're under DISCUSSION on Inc - INST Tho
plans Of Alcssrs. Hopkins B0cOck aid Lcake scfo
voted down.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07
ADJOURNED MEETING.

The adj 'urneI meeting Cor The discussion OF w
O's' J"hnson's plan Lar ihe felefof the States nil
be he'd at the Gu, lIau io-aighi.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07

PuE DIFFERENCE-Tno fare from Wheeling
To Baltimore by the Great Central Route, is 10 dol
lara. FROM Pittsburgh. by the road 10 Washington
aud the National road IL dollers. by the road through
Pennsylvania 10 dollars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07
ANSWER.

The meaning is Ihls: Dou'i break any more lhsn
YOU caunoi help s~icaking. The sec,nd iOfm olthe
exlrcssiun Is therefore the correct oue.-C0 Adj
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07

SOMETIMES BH EIRE"--The Farmers
Bank OF Ainhers',N II. lately burnt up oil lis bills
amounting To $4,000. This Bank is one Of the
best aud safest IN The State. but having been com.
PEELED BY the LoeO Foco Legislature to wind up liz
business. the cond,graiion took place.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07

G vernon PaiIe NJ Vermont, ba. recently Losn on
a visit 10 PrOyidouce, and has been received with
Distinguished cordially by The Ditizeus. a. LisoE
fetal Message 10 tie Legislature Of Vermont n
relation % the ahiin Of Rhode Island mosi justly
deserved f0m ihcm. AcOmmiuee of distinguished
cnizsn4 tsHdefed 70 him the compliment VI public
iiuuer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07

80 ~ SaN IL
BANK OF NORTH CAROLlNA-Tl, general
meeting Oi the Stockholders of The Bank Of The Stale
which assembled on the RI INST, hns been coatinu-
ed open by adjournment, from day Io day. unul
Yesterday, ~hen 1t ADJOURNED SINE de. IL ALL be
seen by the following Restitution. ndUp;ed by ilrS
Stockholders unanimously. that the legislature hlv-
ing adjourned without doing aHyhiHg To- relieve the
people. the President asd Directors OF The Bank. are
requested To extend saea acchumud aIiuns To The pub
he rs may be consistent with the uuteresis ul the
Institution. This little r,soiuuUI of the Siockhul.
ders Dfan Institution. wiiirh has beeu - viuleuily
asssIled 10y demngusues, will do NOR. To restore
confidence. mud aieN late The cmbarrISsmonis OF ILe
community, ih~n all The acts aud Resolutions of Iae
GeHeral Assembly.
1.-The General Assembly ofthis State. having al.
} turned Ola The IS Ia inst sane Ae. without having Ia.
Ken any acton "u the Resoluli 81. unauimuusly adap-
ted by The individual Stockholders of this BaIIk on
Excelier.cy. the Gpvernor-The SIockhalders. al
Though believing that as n matter Oi pecuuiAry con
sidertiun aiunr. i, would be To heir interest 10 wind
ptie aiIurs al the Bank under the Charter, aud
divide the capita; yet. ns the General Assembly
have :orburne iu exercise any upInIun On the subject
when respectfully invited 10 DO 50. Ile Sta kholdcrs
decline further action on ia at this lime. leaving The
sutJect open for the consideration al "a future Gencr.
al Merii g-recOmneuding 10 the President ard d.
reclors at the Bank, TO udminisler its alfIirs la the
meantime, ~uh as liberal acrumg mo tuIiOn to tue
P"uale of the State, and indule cncc la It's deblors. rs
may be Consistent with the safely aud interests OF
the Bank"
Tue Kentucky IIolse of Representatives. by a
vote of 80 tn AZ. has passed a bill modifying the
law oil 1888 against the imporiliiun of slaves into
The State, 50 tar as 10 permit persons 10 introduce
Them Tor AeIr own use. The bill, iG become a
law VIII render the law Of 1893 a nulliiy,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07

%Fhe Jail at Lexington, Mo. was recently burn.
81. A negoa man. confined for an attempt ut rape,
psnshed in The fumes. He had confessed hi.
crime.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07

Cord men are mpre sUlICituus aud DESTROYS 10
know the duty Iht II Is Ia he 'line 10y them. ih1H To
know the cvenh that shall he euncetuiug them; Tor
dnIy is ours. events ATE GUi's.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07

rhore Is a memorial circulating III Philadelphia
nsSing Congress 10 establish mail communication
with The Pacific at Panama. Better take possession
OF Oregon aud construct a RAJ! road 10 the mouth Of
the columbia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07

TIE CASE IN A NUFSuELL-The Hea jas
Cooper q mem5cr II Congress from Pennsylvania, iu
The curse Of an able letter, aIvOc Ii"g Mr.. JJIns1ns
RelIei Plan, says-"P, nnSalyania is involved in Al
debt Of nearly S40.O00.00O. The interest on this
huineasr sun. amounting IL $1,000 900 annually.
can only be raised by q resort 10 direct IaxatIOn.-
Already the people are uverw helmcd With the
weight of IheiThurdens. which nothing but The hope
OF relief renders IOlerahle. The payment Of the in
ieresl alone. without any attempts Iu eIIinguish III,
principal, presently ur rem 'iely. swallows up the
lI"lls ~ their industry. THIS measure Promises re-
lief. Of the S200.00O. 900 ofslock 10 be Issued By
Tic General (HOvernmt nj, FOR distribution umOa gi
The States ia ihe manner proposed. iie share ol Penn
Sylvanil would exceed $4,000, 900. This would
at once eIisngnIsh The hIifr If her debt. when tho
balance would become manageable. aud he brought
w''hi" the reach oi remedy easily 10y Stale legisld-
iiDn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07

"Dnu'I break any m'ye JisR yUu eau help"
"DOni hreak auy more Ihsn you rdrG, help"
Alrssrs T. lIus-Whl you decide Which Oi these
sentences : correct, aud 80 relieve The perPleNiIy vi
lOuk FRIENDS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07

NEUROLOGICAL Hni0Uard spenL ~ The close
Of DR. Buehanan's third lecture on Neurology At Al
bany, a few evenings since, says a Correspondent Of
The Albany Journal. the gentleman who had submit
ted 10 be'operated upoD, and WhO had been exhibi-
ted 10 q wondering audience, as sound nsleep; as
% having his vision impaired or improved. bis arm
p~aplyzed Or strengthened, he senses affected o. BY
mIoxlcaiion. Of the will Ofihe operator; publicly de-
clared that neither Oh these two evenings. nor on
Oiher occasions On this city, az The houses of the
promint Mesmerisfs where he bod been operated
On. with apparent magical effect. bad ever been
pot 10 sleep. or experienced Inc least impression from
heIf mnuipulntions Or mummeries; and that be
was fully convinced The Whole system was gross De.
lusiUn nni humhug. % Inc expressiDn OF which o.
pnionthe audience a a]nimOusly cyuourred by Icner
oil nCclamlti0u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07

The fGll vote Of Georgia. at the recent special
aleciion, has boen received-i; stands. CrawG1rd
lwhig) 81 6f5i MeDougali (dem) 2O,O55; wing
majority, 1880.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07
OWING MORE TIAN YOU ARE WORTH

two men were dIspuIing about the relative a
mount of their property, when one 1T Them eSclaim-
Ell. IL QUE more Than you were ever WORTH There
are n great macy rich ,uen nov a days at that valu-
nttpn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07

PLAliNG CHESS-Dr Fruklin once playing
tncss il Paris. and be hing beibg ,he,ku,te5.
sad Here. take The kng-i lm q republican. ans
dyn1 care Dr Lua."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07

DEAD ENOUGH TO BURY.-KcndalI. in his
SAINTS Re 81 etches. says. during tie night We spent
at Sancillo a man Hamed Lanabee died IN me Of
The carts. When first discovered in the morning,
the budy Of The man was perfectly cold; bat Capt
Ochoa asked DR. Whitaker our surgeon, TO examine
him. and sec IL he was "ieqd enough 10 Baryr"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07

I'll CANCELLATION BILL PASSED The
bill providing for The cancellation Of The relief is.
Sues has passed bOih Houses by large majprities,
aud now only wants the signature Of The Governor
10 become a law. IL makes it tie impsraIUe duty
VI the State treasurer, TO cancel 100000 within
two days after the passage Of The act. aud 500 900
every month until the whole Of Ihis worthless cur.
rency is taken out II circulation.
From hencefOuh. therefore. we date the COM
mencement Of the renovation Of our currency -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07

alter day, with al ubdndance that seems
absolutely u~nOouudcd.
We have now been here rather more
than a wc"k. and thak 1 have already
seen within the churchos aud palaces OF
this sea-barricrcd ci,y, a greater accu.
mutation of wealth IN their gems. mar
o es, pictures, gildings, carvings. halls,
ireScOes, ~siaIrcaseS, ceilings, c~olulSRs
and cnruices, than IN all other churches
and pa.accs that | ever saw. The excess
OF this accumulation has compile ely as
tonished me, | confess; for though 1
have all my lie been reading of tie past
glory of Venice, of its wealth and great
ness,l had no Idea whatever that should
st,ll iiud here such n well preserved
treasury Of wealth. The m roles alone
that have been m Ide TO traverse the sc 5
IN otder 10 linz the multitude Of gorge
GUS churches in Venice, when seen rs
we have seen t'.ein IN rapid succession,
amount 10 something almost incredible,
both as TO their wonderful variety and
the lIour bestowed OH them Statutes
seem Us a5und N a,l,avesupln tn tie S
IN Il summer grove, and you might sup
r. ~ @AACNS - nv ~ nc AIOu-
BILE than paper ii agreo. The p.ciurcs,too
are of a ~splendor, u q ow of coloring,aud
II SumPtuousncss o! detail, that wou d be
sought in vain elsewhere.
| rejoice 10 say, that at the present
moment it would be cry s;atistlcally in
correct TO say that Venice was perish
ing. The work Of desiru, ton hal b..
gun, and was absolutely progressing Is
undoubtedly untrue, when speaking oil
some few years ago, but il is SO no lou
ger. Austria is certainly no al all like
~ 10 restore ~ Venice the a~ristocrutic
power Of her old republics; but "a loag
IS The CITY is IN her hands, the political.
y indifferent cohniSSeurS may set their
lear;s ~ rest conc rning her condition
Nothing that IS LET; will be suffered to
ddteriorate further, unless, indeed, il
should be dJom,d 10 obstruction Ly the
will OF the actual professor; in which
case, of course, the rights Of private
property must aud will interfere with
he %incinalion which the present gov-
ernm mt has so clear y manifested to ore.
serve what is either curious or valuable.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-04


IS IA .hor rhs na1 lee,
4 anh of inll he es c'il nd !
apoa Col lhat 80 pass 2
10 se sue pHe etnotfa lne
r..eniion III Andiirl9 warrants in payment.
4 fair prics cup's oe phtaiped co said pro.
81. an1 u1'lHa hns nf he STATE BIS
form "afrans ould prt Al
nlaialls 20 attorney "a g ore olk.
to whose hsnds my predecessor placed
lars 1Nu 1I lhe natss 8Us hS
Town lots and seminary lands. has obtained
5af8penis and DEGREES for Town lois Tor
the sum Of SlO2,6l9 GA and On seminar,
taid ,ulgq, d Ne anc1ot n5
total amount Sl77st73 ia na has als0
c5mmeaced sniis on NOTES Cor seaiinary land
and Town lots, % Tie amount 81 NlG1. /.
5S3 "a, judgments aud decfees iip0n which
are expected lO be obtained AZ the fan Term
Of che e0uFia upisF the decFeea pbipiped
iae above property viii be exposed % le
n short tune, and unless seine provision IS
nade TO prevent a sacrifice of the prnperfy,
q large less maybe Sustained by ITO Siste
! submit il 20 yea haRnrsble BUDDY jWbegaeE
4 would not Be proper D. Legislative enpcis
meni to authorize some person 70 bidin The
property for the Slate provided ~ does not
sell Tor q lairprice, and II that event "a an,
thofize some peEApp g dispose Of sit.again
% hamaRnen as II yoliF HisdamsuIay be
deemed most advantageous 81 lie Slate
The report Of MAJOR Work and accompany
ing statements and dcc,5Hall, ale herewith
presenieas No allowance has vet been
nude Mai Work lof the sersice he has rem
defed 1he State, ellher tor the collections
heretofore made by HIM, Or for the suits in
sIiluted by him, on which no collections
have yet been made, and respectfully aug
gest TIE prOWiely Of sOns action By ihe
Legislature authofizin9 me ID allow himiIhe
hsaal fees, OF such c0mpeasati0nqobe fixed
By law. as may be deemed proper.
] most respectfully suggest, 10 your hon
orablee body. that the ls law anghorizing
the Tax COLLECTORS TO bid 10 lands for The
State, has thrown burihens on this Office,
which IL is impossible for one individual to
bear. Some five or six thousand tracts al
land have been purchased for the State,
which will all, probably, be redeemed -
This will require the labpts for ihe next two
} ears of al feast three aclive clerks. The
salary Of the Auditor, paid as Il Is, IN depre,
cialed Auditors warmnls,is insufficient ii
enable hin 10 employ such Gle rks.at his own
expense, and the public interest must suffer
if the Legislature fails TO ALLOW additional
assistance TO tie Auditor, ana ib provide The
necessary compensation.
The duties Of this Office afs now over
whslming. and ain convinced that il the
Legislature will consult ec6honiY, slisV win
az least authorize the appointment Of anOth-
ef Clerk a. the, expense. Of the State. - +
All Of which is Tespe c1pl IySnbmited.s +
~ JAMES E. MATTHEW'S Is
50 III AudigOrof PnblicAe eoIHis.
July Ia, lS43. x zsrHe8 is lceeoaa q
---Aa- abaa' isI&
. These are nptcOPied for fhsalaOk uf'rOOm
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-04


FUoUA, as a candidate for Ihe office Of Sheriff
Of Yazo0 cennty, At the next election.
.FoF Probate Jgdge. srai 1
We a.e authorized 40 announee Thomas
B. ~ ooDWARp, Esq. as candidate for res
slecnon 70 the oihceof Irobale> Judge, q the
N0venlber election. ufs
we ale aaihotized 10 annonhce J6AB b,
RIeaARDs, E4q. b cahdidate f0f thd ofite
Of RrohalH fJndge Of KdzOo county 81 lie
next November lsciion. lsaf 81 IL 81
I 6 For Ciytuif Ooiift Cieyk. 10 gs
We are authorized 10 aniiO6hcs r. w.
WHELEss. as a. Candidate for tle Be 6f
CLERK ol ihe Circeif Cont 81. X azoo scounty,
.at ne nexl NoVepber elpciiopA 8gf
We are apfhaized % aanounce THos n
SLADE as candidaie ior re election q ftlle
Office ii Clerk ol le circuil Court az Yazoo
COUNTY q. lie next NoveuibeF ELECTION.
For Tar car
We ore re- ned id I'd tNncs IHoMAs j
WltsOn aa alcauiidate ior Ell 3 Office of Tax
cpileo1oF 81 tYazo8 county, ii q lIe 1lext NO.
renlar eltcii0n. 0a7
Ne are .asnhorsad to announce Oh LIS
hl tiENp eAsoN, 81 candidate Tot the oliice
oiaAak 9olleciol 81 z0o cohnfg, he
next November elets on
We are aalhol1edt5 aHn0nnce foFN rs
bBAsLEK, as caldll4le ioi ih4 oiIieso Fax
Ccliectorp Atzoo county, u tue mex Nos
embor cleciions
We are aulhosd q s606un
BtigcoB AZ candidate lb otlee d Fax
Collector, attlie ne4 mbs election.
Eof stsso
We are utherizd ID announce Wa.
kEAProN. AZ a cadidale for no Office Of
Assessor Of Yazoo county, at ihe negt klsc.
iion
We are anihaze 81 annqunce IoHN a.
HoWARD, az candidate oI reelection . ihe
.ofica q Assessor of Kaz0o county al che
next November election
AoAie authorized l announce WfItiaM8
e. HATs. as caGdida h ONCE of
Assassarpi Xazoo county Ap.
vemhsf election
We are authorized 81 nheonte 4oHA g.
dUrIEa, o. g Candidate I1 JILL oll1t As-
tetscr-o tzoo county. 81 lhc n4Et t1eoIn-
Der election.
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or We have been requested to state tha.
the members OF The Prss6yielian Church win
assemble for divine service at the Halloflhe
Ph@nix House. until the church now IN
progress shall have been completed. A dis
course will be delivered in the Hall on
Sunday morning naxi..ra -. 30 l.1a-.. a
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-04
The Health OF our Town.

OQrfeinaFks Of last week relatige 10 the
prospecIeof returning health have been hap
PLY Veri6ed. The sick are all rapidly reeo-
vering, and With che exception ofa few who
hare Boen 81 iPPed BY influenza, lhers has
been no new case of isickHsss inotownsfe Tex
sepp ougseif,) NOT one 81 lsas. that la been
made known 70 ass IL ohr eitizsn tex 4 pro-
per care Of themselves, Observing change
70 warm clothing with the cool changes q
the weather, We think fears need moi Be. en-
leriained Of any more very serious cases Of
sickness during the rest Of the sunaHaeE sea,
son. s...s-sf ~ IS 81
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-04
0ocrowth Of Fruit ID KIississippi.

G0crowth Of Fruit IN Mississippi.
Bot lItIle aiteniion is paid 10 The cultivation
Of fruit in this State, and yet no where can
better be produced. Scarce any description
Of fruit i raised here except peaches. apes
and fgs, but with very little 1roub nearly
every variety might Be had in great plenty.
Tie peach Tree Frows almost spontaneously:
.he grape vine requires bur nIle nursing,
ana svsfgaOne with small trouble might eli
under !is shade Of his own fg nee. Tie
only fuit vs. have in plenty Is The peach.
which here arrives At as large size, and is
pf As 6ne q favor AZ any produced in the
western or eastern nporiions Of ilIe scoeniry,
wllereall care and pains are taken wirlr their
gfOwIh. There have, however. been. more
apples bronghl il this season than We have
ever feen here bsfare. This frnir might be
grown 10 This secron grsa. advahlage.
M Il Cullen, who lives On 4 PIE zion called
''tslhesada," SIX miles from this place. has
succeeded admirably q producing appies on
bis landgl1is season, specimen 81 which he
presented us On Wednesday. tle dozen
apples handed us the lar j. measured sweIvei
and half inches q eigcatnlerehce. and
wgglsadea lille upwards d poahas This
w6thldk il fair sarnb 81 y hai can Be Bro,
.bs ere bslRg ksa s sh apd as.ehlOn
paid soAhs growih pf lrnif arees 10 Mississ
sippi. - floaa
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-04

Speakire 81 lie .Denocraiic National
ConvenlIplls endall's posilnF says !. ~.
q gter U ~ 30 6e7ore ne Convention as dem,
Ocraiic candidate. that may Be true bur
e6'lleeBei assertion D rbfs 6 aolarl
of CIDER that Nj. j yleF viii not c5a,e on
hftef he conveption - such
orl- (aibson rala.
Jua double ~ bsi friend e. na
AoRDINARY Vo1Ehc All Did
man ST The Mans GU1O1 lived nd died
FL Nafseilles maaasd large fortune
BY The nlsll laboroua industry and the seve.
rest habits of absl ipence ard priga tier. hs
n0n bin eleneyeF he appeared
with soiiup end execIatioa 81 viii
were ihs oIIe nr e
m Infancy ne poor 81 sr.
supplied relef bic' ean
fI'cs m
efs1 ce c ~
.1cafe al lhem |l eas blessing. and
liIec| haI Gle ols el s
laia 81 building sleaael
1ee 8cs
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-04


3 Al1lAtYi on lbs s8,k Isl, - -,
uae nane6
old. dark nlalIo. ioll ana
hHsh8 head 81 M nl e
oul snool1 end sllaie Is
Nan aud uaile, a3 Ho
sNlg. tax0o City and h|on.
bic be will endeayor IS IS
anless, as have h lhirk. IS "a
enliced 81 81 nan Who 81 n
.a1. b be been making 5l6nS
Henry. and several olhsT 5 stS5es. IS ~
qais 1osnoea. lie aa oleEll 81 pros
pssly q Z: s.: ofsse1 81 4aSoo. The aboSa
Sc WsIl 40 a.l teasonable expannng nil -.
paia aeT als esllSsly % ei
elig. 10y a ~ cEECY.
wexford Lodge, near Ricisbufv.
August 4. l043.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-04
The session closed,

The Governor Tucker semerge Rcy"- lie.
gislaturs adjOarned between eleven and
lwsIVslo' o'clock Of the nightOf the 26sh lnlt.,.
after abIastering qnaFrslIing intriguing. no
aecOdnt session. scarcely any one out Of
Jackson seems TO know what the Honorable
.nismnRrs Of the Legislature 81 lie. State OF
Mississippi have been aboul., and what IL
more uAacconntable scarcely any zone appears
TO care. We. dOltbt very much IL the sena-
tors and representatives themselves know,
what they have done, or what they have Jeff
undqne and as, for the Governor, we ina
CINE he has been to much engaged in busi
ness connected with the late Democratic
Convention TO care two straws aooutthe bu.
siness Of the State. BY the following from
heSonthron j: appears that the urgent bu.
siness Of the called session closed with a.
much delighsfnlc onfusionas tie repudiatine
democracy could possibly desire. u sssa
'AlI OF this day and night tlhe last Of The
session. t.lhe two Houses have been al log.
gerheadss The Senate passed al bill Iof lay.
log Offlhe State into Congressional districts.
tile same blrcame uil Tor the consideration
81 the House. The rule is that such bills
shall lie on the table for one day. Upon a
motion 70 suspend the rule. the v0te vas Ia
ken. and although there. was majority in
favor Of The bill, yetsihe House refused 10
suspend, thus coteinS of allchance for dis
lriciing the State. By way Of retaiaiion J,
The Senate refused 40 pass The appropriation
bill-rnlnch Ill feeling existed. The Senate
was angry because the House was not sufli-
ciently respectful, and he House wasequally
lJian9d because the Senate would not pass
Tie appropriation sill ThsanemBeTs ST both
houses t0ok good care 70 secure for theHl-
selves Their per diem allowance.
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Tie Voinnt

4 The aeamboat VOlanraf Ell having under.
gone repairs &c a ~ Orleans, s.ich d caalk.
lng painting, &C., arrived hegson Kednes-
day morning. She VII immsdialsl resume
her trips as q regular packet between this
place md Vicksburg. departing hence io.a :
Sc o'clock The YoIant d 81 sxeelsn i
BOAT and her officers md creW acconnoaa.
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Aondays Wednesdays, and Frdays-sirne.
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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-04

Ahl-Tep adialing clubs hive been.
loFned in almoss every cqpny i1lshes State
When shal sg q have relob efallIis desctip-l
tion.in Yazooa nlsa soohe3,the ibansf. No
very long niiais has 8 iIitsf4ens bsfWsen
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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-04

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Friend Prewett * shoud Ike thar .alier
while 70 come pretty soon. However,
ehodla i1is not bo.lhe case NE shall CONT.
nue. d g ahead il the good Old cause We
have ever "a vocaied certain q THE bright
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sullisd conscianee.