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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18

90 CHEAP AND GOOD.-The manager Of Peales
Museum has engaged twelve talented performers this
week. in addition to Madam Adolph the phosophic for
tune teller and the white Negro children who uni
ormy allowed to be amongst the greatest wonders of the
age-beng perfectly whtewith all the features and Pc
cuarties of the African race and Of parents black
jet Miss Blanchard the female juggler, Miss Adair the
vocalist La Petite Cerito &C. engaged and uniformly
receive the warmest applause.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18

{6y- ANTICIPATE DISEAsE--The old custom OF
going through course of medicine in spring like many
other old customs which scofed at by modern Hip
pancy very good Persons are more pria
of the year The healthy atmosphere of the season. how
prevents these being iet at the time But
when the spring air relaxes the system when the
pores open and the vital action becomes less vigorous
he impurities which had lain dormant in the elements Of
the blood during the cold weather begin to develop them
selves the shape of disease These impurities should be
swept away by the ofproper medicine. For these
purposes there preparations speedy thorough
and certain in their operations Peters Vegetable Pills
and Cathartic Lozenges few doses of either taken at
this of the year, may only hundreds OF
dollars in physicians bills during the summer but per-
haps life itself preventive is better than q cure.
Principal office, 125 Fulton corner Nassau street.
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The Cabinet Nominations, &c.

A very important and curious piece of business
is now before the u 5. Senate, in secret session.
A few days ago, we believe the President sent in
for the approval OF that body, the following nom-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18

ldy- SUCCESS TO POSTS NEW MAGAZINE
Through all the various Ramifcations OF Le-Pubshed
this Day-The Columbian Magazine full Of Pictures /;
single copies 25 cents, or SO year.
Also Grahams Magazine for January, 4t-Price % cts
Godeys' Ladys' Book rs q"
The Ladys' National, ls3"
The Ladys' Companion, %"
,aAll the Magazines for january good-Those that
don't want new Magazines get any quantity OF old
ones for cents each; such Graham for al and '42
Godeys for al AZ and 43 The Ladys' National Tor AZ
and IA, only cents
All the Cheap Publications for sale soon as
published, wholesale and retail at publishers prices by
BURGESS, STRINGER & Co, 222 Broadway,
corner of Ann street
B.Just received large and general assortment OF
Holiday Gifts Annals Sc, SC. full catalogue in
day or two. Call and examine-we sell cheap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18

AcILrry AND GRAeE.--Levi North, the Adonis
# the ring, appears at Niblo's tonight. That s
.nough said.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-18

POLICE OF BosToN.-We take the following from
the Boston Courier of Saturday. We under
stand that similar investigation is intended in this
city. If it be thorough the Mysteries of New York
will be exhibited in colors never before seen =
"The Police business of this city about to undergo
investigation and it is to be hoped that the public will
be benefited thereby Mr. Dexter OF the police Off
GERS indicted yesterday for the second time. He
trial yesterday afternoon at the Municipal Court
the first offence and of the evidence and some Of
the statements Of the different counsel will probably
show the necessity for organization, or for
form in the manner of conducting the police in this city
We have doubt that the watchmen, constabes, and
other officers do their duty they understand it, nor
that the Justices of the Police Court do their duty
they understand it, But there is little doubt that some
means be taken teach all OF them how to under.
stand much better than they do at present The trials
going at the Municipal Court are likely to open
the eyes Of the public to the abuses which that pub
lie have for long time suffered and it is to be hoped that
they will lead to examination by committee of the
legislature at its next session. into the way in which
matters conducted at the Boston Police Court We do
believe that constables have right to discharge
man after his arrest because he is willing to pay fee
and have belief that Justice has any right to adj
wise that constable to do So"
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Now for moral-a philosophical, instructive,
former occasion, when speaking OF this business,
that from the intercourse which we had had with
the regular physicians, had come to the conclu-
sion, very reluctantly to be sure, that safest
to avoid their society hereafter and to stick to the
more liberal and common-sense society OF the re-
spectacle and intelligent body of quacks Our SUBJ
sequent experience, however, has led us to make
a considerable modification of this opinion. We
begin think that the regular practitioners and the
members of the Faculty are not SO bad after all
We now discover that there are professional peo-
pie much worse than they. We have, therefore, now
come to the conclusion that lawyers are to be
avoided, and we shall avoid them and the law, ac-
cordingly We shall have as little to do with them
as possible. And we advise everybody to have as
little to do with them possible We beg all PHI
lanthropsts to warn theirfellowbeings on all
sons to have as little to do with the lawyers as pos
sible. We implore the preachers of the gospel Of
all denominations to cease not to warn their
lawyers as possible. We advise all medical practi.
tioners-licensed and unlicensed regular and ire
gular-to have as little to do with the lawyers as
possible. And we are sure we need not recommend
all newspaper editors 10 have as little to do with
the lawyers as possible.
We believe that the enlightened and respectable
members of the Faculty of the MEDICAL department
of the University Of the city of Nfw York, have
determinedto avoid hereafter all lawyers and libel
UsS ard ne nsa I o ahdh aE;h them on tina!
career-and assure them that any thing we can
do to serve them, from DR.. Mott down to DIR. Bed
ford, shall be cheerfully done, for they have at
least more common sense than all the lawyers We
have ever met with
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-04

Making together with and without warrant. /
the expenditures during the first four months |
Of the present fiscal year, the sum Of eI44,-
1876 59s
The following Fecapitulation viii exhibit
at one view, the entire receipts and ex-
lpenditures Of the State government. from
| the lst day Of JanpaFy 1912, TO tle 80lh
day Of June l643, both days inclusive. The
credits given the Collectors without war
rant, salthongh called expenditures. arc also
equivalent 10 receipts and balance each
lotheF. The actual receipts into the Trea.
lsurys compared with lhe Warrants drawn By
the Audit0t % tie Treasury, will determine
whesheEouE pfesens revenue exceeds, 81 falls
short Of the expenditures.
&eCa to In ton.
Receipts INFO ne Treasury fen sc ordi-
lnarg sources Of revenue for The months 81
January and February 1912, z4.36g Is
Recelpte Withept warrant, during sans lime
in settlement with Collerssfa, 1f.BsR So
Receipts inla We Ireasgg during lhs fseal
year ending fEsl March.
I8AS, exclusive ef tWo and
three per cenls and sinkine
tanas 294 ss3e eSl
ReceiPsr without warrant, dtt-
ring ssme tine. il settle.
mont with CoIlecloy g5,7I1 s..
oosipl into ne IreasuFy 9u-
ring dfst Jour months 81 the
present fiscal year, exeld-
sire 81 g. Cos goo. cetsi6-
cad eli stock is lhe
Read Company 1ae.s7s 10
Receipts without warrant "a
settlement ilh lie lak coz
leeieEss s27t6 II
Total nom cEctneF nrces, So1 II
ituIoe 6rfine anoafQ
~ and p 1cs .by warrant ESQ 81
Exrenc ituree foIin the rame
Zine on aee'f o. claims -
lowed ne el|sc,cE
pereitufe auKlnE 6ecal
IT, year endiue IN cz
a auan9
xpanaltlle4 19lI1 ~
tmeon eccouIt 8
~ rafnt M rHs IS s
o. dement, 4rilh 741 .
" Expenditures during dFsi four
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-04

On nCeA 81 stock Certificates II
Mils. Rail koae C0nlPanY COZ, 900 90
On acc,tof State tar lcr 1913 g -
On account 0f Town Lots, 7.074 Is
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ron s. q So



D, deep within my Utmost heart,
Thf treasured image lies,
Enshripsd with ell that's hsiy there,
That death Or change defssi W
And yet my woman s tongue could ne'eE
Frame words TO tell thee thou ar dear
No,---wumanss love Is ever found
Asilent. hidden thing,
Where hopes and fears alternate rise,
Like shadows DER spring,
That Ia some lone and silent wood
Il gushing in tbe solitude,
No,-like the voiceless perfume breathed,
Whsts Aowrets deck the ground,
That hidden 10 their verdani screen,
Else scarcely might Be found.
/ would that Ger thy sense might steal
The half q woman's heart can feel!
Ha
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-04

To The Honorable, the
Legislature eftAe State Of .uississippi:
GENTLEMEN-In conformity with the re-.
QUESTIONS Of the statute, have the honor TO
present you, herewith, q detailed report Of
The receipts aud expenditures of the public
monies, from the first day Of January 1912,
10 the 3Oth of June le4S, both days inclu-
siVe.
The receipts into the Treasury, from the
Iirst day Of January to the 2Sth day Of Feb.
tuaFy, both days inclusive, amounted 70 the
sum Of S47, $3.50 Is, and were received frou
The following sources, viz 81 sea- 49,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-04
G VI. BOULDlN % GO.

General Commission, Produce,
AND -
Forwarding Merchants, :
Corner Of Leves and Depot Streets, opposite
Rail Road Depot, VIcKsBURGs Mics. So
EAVE constantly on hand large supply
- Of Superior Mess Pork, Rump dos
Super6ne Flour, Whiskey, Lard Butlers sn.
perior Hams and Shoulders in Tierces Of
about $50 lbs, Lard Oil, &c. &c.
N. B. Boats can land at our Landing and
receive or discharge freight free-of charge
Merchants and Planters are at no expense
for drayage.
April %, l843, 42-tta
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-04
TAEoO VIC AND REGIsIER,
~ q. sTEgans.

Jerry PRlNTER9i he
On .TsFsrson.sireel, neat door to ihe Offices 81 !
.a'essrs. WTlkinson q 5liiet, and III. l,se
ta rf tadcteNbOss.
srnnN4s-The VThIa viii be furnished 70 sub
trribof- 81 s. 90 pet ahnnm n advance.
AnvrRrlsEnKNrs will be inserted a. the rase ~
Hf00p6rsquar0 for illsf iuse tuon ana 81 Gems
AreftF week thefeaft ef--ten linea or less con
utitdfiar square. Thonbmber Of insertions Re
uui-si hustle mari od % a. margin Of she ta1
tscripa orr they win Be inserted till forbid, enc
charged aocoIdingiy. ~ {. 80. sa,,,., he
uce6mpaniod with She CAsHor they WI mol
6nouncinq candidates for Office viii be- 81
fof county oaiees, Sl0 for state 'ihess--'h ~
PsiidoaE colt6n ciFsdIafu o. sny artielss q
AndiVidnal interest, will b charged e. aoRefuse-
m6nts and must be paid foE II advance. lze
For advertising Citations from the Probate
Court u PERSONS INTERESTED . come iotwara anp
Eh1vg cnnua WIN en- order Of sale should not pc
granted, n dollslu, 70 be paid l0E u sADVAEcE.
For advertising Orders gnnied by the kFopate
Court ict the sale Of property, 70 dollars % Os
paid Coz IN ABVANcE. .s,,.r n.
For ndvofiafnp ChancoFy Notices to non-resi-
dents rs dollars each. 10 be paid for IN ADvAtcE.
For adveftising Petitions for Dover from ~ e
rs dollnfs 20 be paid for IN ADVANCE. 49,
For adrertsing Notice Of Letters Of Admins
tration, dollars, 20 bepaid for IN ApvANcF
EoE n0NofN8lhN MoAloa - NAANNA
element By Administrators, 2 dollars, TO be paid
for ia ADVANCE. t- .tt,L
For ADVERTISING Notice Of Insolvent Estates
Cor 8 months, SAX 20 be paid for in ADvAnoE.
Trustees Sales, and ell other adveFtseh'
not specified, must be paid for q, tovANcE. =, /,
All advertisements OF Personal nature VIII VIII g
chaired double price, and payment required y
AuVANCR. isuu l9t . s.e.e 81
- I. Yearly, A5tertisiHg'
FoI forty lines OF, less, renewable 81 PleesuF'
eco. No eontract taken for less than one year
Sdd payable half yearly IN advances. -
Tie bfiVil6geo annual advertiserH is limlteo
their own immediate business; and all advertise
monts foF The beno6R 81 other PERSONS sentin b.
them must be paid fpr hy the square.
Profsssional Advertisements.
For 10 lines or less, not alterables monthss 81
s~io 40 do Do IL do. Is
n~y-As tho above rates are the same es thos
esis6lished In Matches, Virksburgs jackson
Grhd Gulf and elsewhere il this State, no DC
d6etion viii BE made from them IN any cas-
G 6s-iI.L JOB WORK MUST BEPAID 70
ON DELIVERY. se ea
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-04

The receipts into tie Treasury tom lis
liEst day 81 AIsrch e4S, 70 ths son d. ST
june 1913, both DAT inclusive. anona &
- = 30.979 Ia and ven Iees ron
tae following o1Ice1 siz
Received 81 aee,fc 81 ths sials
laxes 1915 s 64t
on ocof s. afsie Tar feE 1919
ca account o Hamknfn nna
te1len re- o12
ou eee.t Iieonte 6
en- ecnrnf IS 0tsfs RI
keNleIe lcg 1 n e
90 ANc.to. etselneys tax fee o eo
go ese.s g isesmP sisn lane Sc o0
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-04
AUDTTOR,s REPORT.

AUDITORS OFEICE,
City Of Jackson, July I64S.
Hon. Robert ~. Roberts,
Speaker eftbe House Of Representatives.
S1R--I have the honor 10 present you, to
be placed before The honorable body over
which you preside, report Of the fiscal cOn-
Germs Of the State up to the FIRST day Of
JLly, lS43.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JAMES E. MATTHEWS,
ss Auditor Of Public Accounts.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-04

The expenditures for the same period,
amounted to the sum Of seventy-ssven
thousand six hundredand eighty dollars and
thirty cents, and are accounted for as FOL.
lows, to wife
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-04


Expended on account Of the
Legislative Department., S5,284 80
On account Of the Judiciary, 80,238 9Ol
On account Of the Executive, $3.50 90
On account Of Contingent fund
Of the Executive, a,7OI 36s
On account Of Appropriations, 52,7s2 40
On account Of Officers OfPublic
Buildings, 47s 50
On account Of the expenses o! go aA
the POnitsntiary, 28,5O6 81
On account Of Elections, e36 an
On account Of State Library. 6fe 90
On account of Militia, Sal ia
On acct Of ReV'ry Soldiers, 2.sO0 90
/ On account Of Commissioners
for Assessing, 9.O59 81
On acct Of taking the Census, 81 O9
On account Of Public Printing, 9.I95 as
lOn acct tePegraPicai engineers, 3,38S 80
On account Of the Interest on
Funded Debt, :. S.717 Al
On account Of classifying lands. 19 .4Ol 90
On acc't Of locating Stats lands, s39 I6
ION account of IeWn sLats, 100 90
ION account Of the Repairs Of
Public Buildings, AS 90
On account Of Escheats, so 90
ION account Of the Locating Of
the State University, a I'll 90
On account Of Board Of Health, / 1871 79.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-04

Received on account of thu
Three PER cent Find
Received or account 81 the
Two per cent. Fund,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-04
IsI

=
Reservation account q tie
STATE taz due or I4Is 10000 g
Recrlvedon account 81 The
safe tax due tot %, 305 O6
Received on account Of EtaW-
kerr md RedloIs or 1871, $50 %
Received on accounts lass
keFs andsP edlaga for 1842 478 "a
Received on account Of Tar.
- Iissass. Il n4a, l,as o
L. Liesnsss isr ls4q, 1000 %
Reed on aceD't Of Town lots ~ 4a4 90
Received Oh account Of Re-
dsmpsIOn oflanda fsT Issls 70 AZ
Received on account Of Re.
dsmption as lands for 1919, 80 So
Received on account ofehe
Sinking Fund.- 80 $50 90
/ saa5s4o6 66l
Received on account of the
Thsee per cent Fnnd 20,500 90
Received OF account 81 the - -
Two per cent Fund, l44,sOO 90
,sEE16a1R ssagg - 81
.S - sl65.OO0 90
90
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-04
939O,A86 Sc

TheexPenditure for The same period, By
warrant, amounted 70 the sum of S2I6,-
|7l7 IL, and are accounted for Is follows
70 wit: ~
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-04
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'The expenditures for the same period,
amounted to the sum Of seventy-ssven
thousand six hundredand eighty dollars and
thirty cents, and are accounted for as FOL.
lows, to wits
Expended on account Of the LegisIa-
i've Department, ssS,6O7 Ga
Expended onfaec'tof the Judiciary, 2, 1O2 SO
Expended on acct Of the Executive 5000 90
Expended on acct Of Appropriations 1899 SO 1
Expended on acct of Penitentiary, $50 90
Expended on account Of the expenses
of the Penitentiary, 1894 20 |
Expended on acct Of State Library. 1.677 l8i
Expended on acct Of the Militia, an rs
doassy s . : !. l,'' hoo 90
s II z. J. j a,4lo %
Public Buildings, s6z 50
J Expended On account Of Elections, 654 O0|
4 Expended on account of the Three
per cent. Fund.- 2284 90
depended on account Of the Census, I83 IS
$4,000 30
Which shows Che expenditures BY warrant
isxcsed the receipts during the two last
lmonths Of tho fiscal year, ending lst March,
1912, the sum Of thirty thousand two hum
s bred and eleven dollars and seventeen cents.
There were allowances made, during the
same period, without warrant, ID settlement
with tax collectors, on claims against the
Treasury, amounting 10 the sum of eleven
thousand eight hundred and fifty.lWo dol.
lars and sixiy-six cents, viz:
Ion aec,t 81 Judiciary Department. e4l77 a
: !0n.account ct The Commissioners for
ion account Of the Communications sof
cdllsslings air. 8
N Ion account 81 State tax refunded. - 8
GA account Of the Census, % 3
or account e the Leaialaiipe. al62 @
on Account ~ InEelg5nei Il4 It
e or account 81 ne stafe If6nrrs ~ S25 o
o. aee't q expspses Of Penit ilia1y, SIS O
slI.ess 8
The receipts into lho Issnsurf from i
sources, soging the fiscal year. ending u
9. Ist day of March, 1888. AMOUNTED Is rs
sum oL So, 4e8 083, w. From l6s ord
nary sources OF revenue incIo Irs, 81 f
81 accounted ihc sinking nra. cum
ed Ac3 o9t, end from ths e
ent funds, l85 ono
-. thtse Wefe 4sesa ot aeon -
So; The 6lals .4 DIS sol &fn
ee1 en Neeeuel 81
state Tex due fog m 6
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-04
S2ls,717 II

Which being deducted from the receipts
tincIuciug the two and three per cent. funds)
shows q balance in favor Of receipts Of
$l7l 1859 so, and exclusive Of those funds
a balance Of 5000 522.
There were allowances made without
warrant, during the same time in settlement
with Tax Collectors, on claims against the
Treasury amounting TO the sum Of $685..
I'll 364, viz:
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-04
ARIaq.a18 Ial

On acc'tof State tax lor l843, g y
On account of Town Lots, 7,074 IS
el,I39,918 100
0f which sum oFiIslSo.97e l9g (incIusivo
81 that received on dec0uni 81 Town Lots1
vas received from she ordinary SOURCES Of
FBV8nue
The expenditures during the sans period
by warrant WeIe $50 8 a. and are &C.
counted Cor 6 follows, 70 VT.
Expended ca account 81 she
Judiciary Department, f22, 938 81
On account Of the Executive, $3.50 90
On aec.t Of Contingent Fund Sg75 "a.
| On accsunt Of Appropriations, 1864 10
Buildings. zoo 90
On account Of The Expenses 81
the PenitensiaFy, 3,s28 70
On account Of State Library, 100 90
Ion account Of the Militia, 2o2 ~
ION acct Of ReV'ry Soldiers, 100 90
On account Of commissions for
| Assessing, 802 ~
On account Of commissions fer
Collecting 726 81
On account of Public Printing, 100 90
On ACCT topOgraP hieal engineers 1883 IS
Ion account Of the Interest on
| Funded Debt, 5,8I3 O6
Ion account Of classifying lands, ,314 90
Ion acct of locating State lands, 2,O96 ~
Ion account Of Town Lets, SO 90
On account Of Board Of Health, 394 "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-14
DIED /:

On Saturday 1lth inst Dorothy Place daughter OF Chas
and Dorothy Place, aged II years and months.
On Monday morning 18Th inst. OF the confident small rox
Jacob Walton Jr. Sd OF Rear Admiral ailon, II d d
Navy, aged p years. =.
On Monday morning ls,h instant, after short illness Mr.
Daniel Madden CT Monmouth county NJ IN list ear
On Sunday night, 18th inst, Martha Cheesman Not, aged
months. a..
90 Sunday. l2b inst Mrs Mary Qunion, widow OF the
On Sunday 9Th inst William Fairban, aged 81 years
o. Sunday, 18th inst John sicCory, aged So years
On Saturday, 18th inst Jeannet Adelaide Yonge aged
On Saturday llh inst Mr.. Edward McCosker, in the SD
On Ssiurdsy ll.h inst Mrs Catherine Rycknan, in her
Al Middetown, N J. on Monday morning, 18th inst MI
Samuel Taylor. aged 10 years
Al Newark ~ J. 10Th inst. widow Abigail Feer aseo u.
Lost overheard from brig Jefferson, Jan ID Two Gays out
| fran NewYork, seaman canned John "lians' seions
| ing 10 Portugal o.,
AZ The residence of bis son. in Green Creek on the sst
nit Mr. ALLEN WATKoUs in the gath year OF nus aes
Nit watrous born in the towH OF Lyme, New Lonoon
county CT Oct s. 1885, where be resided al me commence
of The Revolutionary War a. me age Oh 10 he oseo
time served under the command OF Baron Steuoen he
one OF party detailed by Lent Spencer to which me III
ure while she lay at anchor In me hnoson ~sios .e
noi while standing sentry during thaf svsnna nign
could distinctly the watch bell OF the pause IS
sruck the hour and called the dsewsy srIton 70 aus
He was also present. and one Of The guards Al the execution
| al the pnfnrtnnaie Andre
AT the close of that struggle which crowned ne Aeean
where he continued reside until Jniy iSSz When ne
moved To Ohio end the lat I'VE years has been resi-
DENT of this county, enjoying that bounty wnlcn EAito
country freely besowS on those WHO Pesieo az u e
| . thar ried mems souls"
tasion The virtues which mark me nonesi nan ne
warm friend OF his country and ake dastnguaneo Ia M
oppo'i'0h " 's's'' a''' Y ILewsf sandssAy whg.