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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-27
BARGAINS IN DRY (

BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
FrsEraRy 2trn, 1913
ID w. JENKINS wouH he persons want
y ~ bargains and fresh Dry Goois etsnne The
following ARTICLES recently opened
irh Linens 1000 pieces Calooes an prices from . 10 g.
2. TO- i2l and finer
Cloths Cnors and VcenyE Cotton Ozrlburgs Bearhsd and
Brown -hdng NJ s. g. g. 10 and FINER brown and
hcacbci Shestngs yellow Nankcen Umbrellas Tor Ladies
Dresses Nousns Pocket handkerchief kinds goods of
every icuyon &C. selling Tor CASH Bargan- surs 10
be- had AZ Gg4 r.. a. JENKINS.
6,PERN CANDLES AND COCOA NUrs-jO boxes Rpefm
- Candies "iiussey Fogcfs" brand. shor sizes.
1000 Cocoa Nuts-jutt received for sale
mo JAS. 4 GEO WINSTON.
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Sss-wsw ~ HENRY GIBSON c1,r..

" ATER-PROOf sHoEs-Gcnremens water proof shoe.
manufactured by Miles Son, Of Philadelphia The sub
soer mas now IN store celebrated Shoes
ue rs ne can recommend being cheapest shoe ever worn for
e winter Gentencn call and Judge for
themselves sANIrt pI-r>ssISs W.
de ~ One ,loo, ,ho,, II,.,sa,i -.
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1 ShANCERf-ViRsISr.-At holden in the Clerks
cut tho 9th day OF March, lsI3 ''
John Thompson, j., md Curtis Carter p,,,,,r
against
,r'N"ru'' '''N'n anu announcer Denr,
The defendant above having entered his
and given according Act Of Assembly and h -
OF THIS Court and by satisfactory evidence tina, he
not an ntabitan OF this Commonwealth ordered that IN.
defendant do here held on the Isl Nor
IN June next and the bali plaintiffs and mai ro
OF us ORDER be forthwith inserted newspaper pubsbd in
the CITY OF Richmond for and posted the
front door Of the Capitol CITY. eouv-Tes,.
NH lI--wgw WA a. SAWS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-27

90 hereby eefy lint NJ 'c of Of my friends
purchased hlfl bottle smiths Bters Or Renoy,tor Of U,
ana ionnl great relief have had disease
sea past am confident that have taken medicine
given me much relief more bottle will restore me
l" neahh ROYAL T. SHEPiIEED
n.
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CLERKS OF COURTS

'ofFEE landed 100 bags Rio handsome quality and
s'ore-7O bags prime Augustuna. Iaruir
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NH ll-wow wM. G. SANDS, c. C.
NIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the CIo,L,.

v IN'INIf'-iI NuIcs held IN the Clerk X
flee oths Superior Court Of Cancery the Richmond Cir
cult the sixth day Of March, 1853
Richard u. HaIan and Moncure Robinson ,r,T.
r'''
am V'", defts.
he defendants above named
anu gwen seuy according To the the rules
'ou ana appearing by satisfactory evidence they are
% inhabitants OF tins Commonwealth II ordered that the md
endlnis do appear here at the Rules he the
y IN June next and answer the bill OF plaintiffs: and that
eutg g" us odet De forthwith inserted newspaper publish
ed IN the city Of Richmond and n
ell at Tire front door Of the Capitol in the said city
A Copy-Teste;
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MOTHER supply elegant French Molessn llt. JUS,
IN received per sehr Richmond have been
waiting for them furnish themselves by calling
GEO W. FERRY
Fashionable Halter Main st. door above Van Lew Smith
Go IS Hardware mr.
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SlLkS, SlLkS. SILAS-

lust received and opening beautiful Spring Ill.,
- n new styles and splendid patterns which low Tor
cash. JOHN WRIGHT.
NH MAJ, q,
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AfNEs HAIR ToNIC-A supply OF the above received and
W ioi sale al =. JOHNSTONS
NH 10 N,,i,.,I rr,,,,,,..
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-01
Heurv CLAW.


We do net consider it at all nsccsssary
70 enter into an exposure of the utter
falsity of the foul SANDERS invented BY such
hired presses as the Charleston Mercury and
others Of reckless faction, with vsw of
destroying public confidence in the high
character Of the distinguished statesman and
patriot whose name heads this article. The
unimPeachable integrity, the unsullied rePu-
taiion Of HENRY cLAv, require ne defence
from assaults eminating from such iudiUidu-
ais as have been of late, conspicuous in this
filthy work of detraction. Their own repu-
tatiOn for veracty is the best anlidote for
their wilful falsehoods and base misre presen-
taliens. This antidote prevails abundantlg
in the communities where these editors re-
side, and the friends Of Mr.. Clay are perfect.
y satisfied that it will not only neutraize
the efforts of these snvenomed instram6nts
but thai it will arouse the indignation o.
every virtuous mind in the Union against
the locofoco aspirants to power, who are
known to encourage and sanction so dsrepu.
table and disgraceful q mode of securing
their own elevation.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-01
HIassachnsetts EIectiou.

At the late election in this State, no choice
Of Governor has been made by the people,
owing to the increased abolition vote, the re,
suit, in all but four towns, is fer BRIees
(Whig) 81, o69, Morton, tlocO) SO 200, abOli.
lion vote, s,855--but It requiring a majority
Of the whole number, Mr.. Briggs lacks 4, $50
votes Of being elected, his majority. how,
ever over Morton being 1906. The Legs.
lature will, therefore. have to choose Gov.
ernor.
The wings have elected 10 and the demo-
Gratis Senators, and in 81 districts there il
no choice. These 81 vacancies in The Senate
have to be filed by the House, where tho
Wings have 15s and the democrats 100. II
the House there are 1877 vacancies. which
have 10 be filed at new election BY II,
people. From the "lighis before u.s., ",
have no doubt Mr.. Briggs will be chosen
Governor BY the Legislature.
The Hon. Joseph Grinn0li. wing, has beer
elected 70 Congress in the 10th district. The
vote stood, GrinneII 1859; Perkins, dem.
1927, abolition 4o6. No choice in the Othe
three districts.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-01
J Daniel O.Connell.

The New York Herald, in speaking Of
.O'Connell, repeal, &c, uses the following
language:
The arrest OF O'Gonneli and his coadjuiafs
AID the tame manner il which he has Re-
ceivsd IL, may be said to have terminated
the repeal agitation. No doubt Mr. OsCea
nell is az glad of such an arrcst az the gov
eminent is-and many surnise that il is a
concerted movement to hunIbug the peoDle
PIE 81 lreland. He and his associates have
~ thelF hands nearly SBUOs0UU, COLLECTED
in both hemIsPheres BY means Of this agita.
iioR-so thai will console them for the clos.
ing OF the drama, and the stopping OF the
supplies.
But while O'ConRell's agitation in Irelaaa
has thus suddenly closed, he has commenced
a new game; he has issued violent deDt,n.
citation against the institutions of the South
ern States, which looks like The beginning
of an agitation to divide this Union. He ba,
at last converted the Repeal Association n
Dublin into a violent, fanatical abolition club
and the first leading points OF their precIa
| nation are given in this days paper, signeI
/ BY his own name. He saws, moreover, tina
his Holiness the Pope has joined the crusad,
against the United STATES, thus presenting
the singular combination ofsthe Ieieh Repea
Association, Daniel OtConnsll, the Pops o
Rome, and Lewis Tappan & Co., ali unite,
| IN an excitement against slavery that ma,
lead to disuRion in this land.
What new do the Repeal Associations o
1.-THE United States, South and West, think o
this last daring and iasolent -moVeme Mt q
! 0'ConnelR What dc the Catholic Clerg,
think Of their Holy Father!
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-01
Edward Singleton.

We are Informed BY gentleman Of this
place, that this notorious scamp (SIHeLEToN)
is in New Orleans, and had it not been for
tho kindly interference Of our informant,
would have. been married to an iHOcenet and
confding girl. Singleton came 10 this place
about two years since, and married lady
here, which runor says was bis nm wife,
all Of whom are still living. He left here
.abcussix weeks since, leaving his wife and
child behind and debts TO 2 large amounts
He is a carpenter BY trade. We should not
have said any thing about him OF bis rasesli7
y, had be not attempted % marry another
woman 10 New orleans Uadef the eireun.
stances We deem i our duty to put ihe pub
lic onathsir guard and tho females in pafiic-
ulaF,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-01
NOTICE

Is hereby given 10 all whom it may con.
- Germ, that AZ the July Term, ls43. Of the
Kazgo Probate Court, Letters Of Adminsira.
tionWero granted 10 me on the estate Of no
b. Miller, decd, Of Yazoo City. All per.
sons having claims against said estate, are
required to present them for payment win.
IN the Time prescribed by law or the statute
OF limitations viii be plead in bar Of theii
recovery and hose indebted to said estate
are requested 70 call and cancel their obi.
settled
NATHANIEL RoYsTER, ADM
W. i. PUoH, ATTY. "
Hazoo city, Aug le, lsl3. e-a4
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-01
100 FO-O pRINCIPTFS.

Locofocoism rallies under the banner which
an indignant people have once iramPlsd in
the dust. f'Martia Van Buren and the Sub
Tresuryi the purse and the sword in the
hands Of the President; no credit no paper
money; no Tariff; thiriy-seven millions a
) ear public expenses, and nothing to pay /;
high salaries to Office holders, and low wages
to laborsrs standing army in time Of peace;
negro testimony in the navy party seIvility
before public good in the selection Of public
officers; and repeal and Reputation OF pub
lie engagements and public liabilities"
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-01

We wonld respectfully refer our readers
TO the advertisement Of Mr.. A. Goodrich,
which viii be found in to-day's paper. Mr..
g. has just received few Of LoUD's cele-
brated Planes, which he offers for sale on the
most reasonable terms. The high and well
merited ropulion which the Messrs. Loud
and thsir Planes bear, renders it useless fol
rs to say any thing in their praise. Those
of our citizens who want such an article
had better purchase from M. Goodrich.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-01
Mr.. Clay's opinion Of our Naturalized
Citizens


Extract from Mr.. Clay's celebrated Speech
in defen0e Of tie American System, doliV-
cred in tho Senate Of the United States,
February 3, 1892. See 2 VOL Speeches of
Henry Clay-GroelY g. McElrath's edition,
page 24--Amcrican Wing.
"The honest, patient and industrious Ger
man readily unites with our people, osiab-
fishes himself on some Of our fat lands, fills
bis capaciOus barn, and enjoys in tranquility.
the abundant fruits which his diligence
gathers around him, always ready 70 fly TO
the standard Of his adopted country, or OF
its laws, when called by the duties Of pat
riolism. The gay, the versatile, tie philo.
sophie FTenchman, accommodating himself
choerfully 10 all the y:cissitudes Of life, IN
corporates himself without difficulty in our
society. Bot, Of al foreigners, none ANAL
uamate themselves so quickly with our peo-
pie as the NATIVES OF THE EMERAI. ID
ISLE. In some Of the visions which have
passed through my Imagination, have sup
posed that IRELAND was originally, part
and parcel Of this continent, and that by
some extraordinary CONFUSION Of nature, il
was torn from America, and drifting across
tho ocean, it was placed in the unfortunate
vicinity Of Great Brilains The same open
heauedness; The same generous hospitality
the same careless and uncalcuIating indidfer-
cnco about human lie. characterize the in.
habiiants Of both counties. Kentucky las
been sometimes called tie Ireland Of Amer
lea. And have no doubt, that if the cur.
rent Of emigration. were reversed, and sci
from America upon the shores Of Europe,
instead Of hnarinr from Eurono ~ Arnorica
every American omigrant 10 Ireland would
there find, as every lTish emigrant here finds,
n hearty welcome and happy home"
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-01
memBera 81 &c LegisIature


Members OF the LegisIa turc
Elected.
Adams-tJ. B. Maxwell, fsamuel Cotton,
tGeoTge Winchester.
Ami's-tJehu Wall, TO. W. Caulfeld,
II. M. Smiley.
Atiala, Leake, Neshoba-*G D. Boyd.
Aiaa-*M. league.
BolivaT-AJ p. Brown.
Carroll-tBootk, tAvres. tHardy.
Choctaw- johnson. Hawkins.
Claiborne "P Br,scoe, 81. g. McTn.
tyre, ~. r. Moore.
Copiaf-*S. Tillnau. *R. E. Harris, &c
Ellis
CoVingion-* Joseph McAfe.
Clarke, Wayne. Jones, &C. Horne.
ClaIke-&Henrv Haies.
Coahema-*W M. Brown.
De solo-*H. II. Coleman. *FoIix La
bauve.
Franklin & Jefferson Edrard Turner.
/ Frankin-*J A. Cassidy
Hinds-tJ Dupree. tLuke Lea. tWn. G
Richards fC ;. Spann, 20 r. Fail.
Hafuson-*B. Bond.
Holmes-tA Patterson. *Ias Wade
IlaWamba--*J Lindsey. *Chas. Warren,
"A o. Lane
ZONES Dfify Btnnm.
Jeflerson-*J ancs Andrews.
Jasper. scntt.. NC SIS r Adams.
Jaspef-*L j. Jones.
Jackson. Harrison. IA. W. RAMSEY
Kemper. &c.-fDurr.
kempet- fJohif J. Penos, 81 SlovalI.
Lawrence and Marian-4A. Fog.
Lawrence-*M. Fl. Smith. *Buckleg.
Lauderdale-*S. L. Hussey. *Hancock.
Lalaseite-*J. f. Cushman, *R. II. Blu
ford
Loandes-*C onnell. *Whitfeld, skin,
cannon.
Leake -tFteney
Marshall-*R r. Greer. *Robef jesse
I}n, NJ. K. Tuition. *S,eger.
Madison-tGoodloe, tf.awson.
Monroe Abbott, ~ NJ Acker
Maron-*Iames McCtowau
n shoba-tKeenan.
Aoxnhee-tIk L Jarnaqin. f. B. Tub.
Newfon-tJ NJ. Lopez.
oetlbbeba oad Ch.chas III II. WI
liam4.
0ef bbe..1- tion gamery.
Pens tInIlem4n
7 ke-* Frsbki Love, *B. " Leaqtt.
Poniotoc and raw mba-*L. Breac.
Paolo'"c-* M.llsaps. sc y Font ne
P"n"la and I3diah4fchle-*J HLumD.in
PuoIa-tR ". Brsbau.
Rtnk'n-*R Mazev. ~ Stephens
Scpt.-*i, J saah.
+ S'mpsan-* f G Rennaf
SfaIf-# fa5a~ I.gm,4v.
alaha chit ai}ev.
'--* rice, " ofIard, *GriAin. Stay
7 emi aeo-* allen. *Rooae, %Wnfis.
Ia ica-*T. NJ. Fletcher.
% " affee-tti. S.Yergir, jefferson Mailer,
~ II. j. Sessions
= ayne-*Joseph Frost
!, MInslon-*Hnghes Murphy.
= kiasoH-fDayidson. I'd. r. Coonsr.
loI ashingloa-tD.sW. ConnelIy.
q lazoo-+W. r. Miles. 4Ieni. Lewis
IA ] tobnsha-#t3uy, &Bafour. *York.
. James N ''aic ,Senalor<-(*) dem. -tDwhigs.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-01

ExTRACT FROM Ma. WEBsTER's SPEEcu
I'VE clip from the New Orleans Bulletin
the closing paragraphs Of Mr. Websier's
speech al Andover, which we presume will
set at rest all The specnlations in regard 10
his political position, which have flooded tie
country for months past. We think any
man must he exceedingly incredu.ous WHO
will doubt Mr.. Webster's political tene's
after reading these extracts from his speech.
Ticksburg Wig
"Genilemen, it must have been obviaus
10 all. that my remaining in the cabinet of
The President notwithstanding the personal
good will between US, after the separation
between him and the great body of the
Wings, must be inconvenient and nnpleas.
ant TO both. My retirement, there ore. was
the necessary consequence Of political oc
euTrences, and am not, think, called on
TO say more.
Il hope have not extended these remarks
beyond the purpose which proposed; aud
| close them by repeating the declaration
made BY me, in another place, last year, that
| am a Wing, a Massachusetts Wing, Fan
cuil Hall Wing, and BY the blessing of God.
none shall have The power, now or hereafter.
to deprive me Of the position in which thai
character places me.
The MoRNING.-The sweetness of the
morning IS, perhaps, its least charm. Ii is
the renewed vigor il impIanis in all around
that Affects 1s-man, animals, birds, plants.
yegeiation,fioweFs Refreshed and soosh-
ed with sleep, man opens his heart; he is
alive tonatnre and natures God, and lis
mind is more intelligent because more fresh.
He seems 70 drink of tie dew like the ilow.
ers,..end FEELS The same rseiging effect
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-01

RAIN! RAIN.! RAN!!!-For the last ten or
twelve days, it has been raininiRg almost in
cessanlly; thus making business rather dull,
and the roads almost impossible. Oh, for a
streak Of sunshine; should it be but two
feet and half long it would afford US some
consolalion.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-01

Mr., WIN. L. LAMBEY, who had been for a
long time engaged, in this Office, committed
suicide on last Saturday night by cutting his
threat with a razor. We cannot immagine
what induced him 10 commit the rash act,
but think he must have done it when labor
ing under fit OF mental arrangement. He
was esteemed by all who knew him.
Mr.. Lambey was native Of England, but
migrated to this country very young. His
mother, brother, wife and two children re-
side in Cincinnati, Ohio. He formerly be-
longed TO theatrical company and was &C
knewedged to be one Of the best comedians
Of his day. He has contributed ne little Il
the amusement Of the citizens of this place
in times that are past and gone forever.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-01

or The election returns which we pub
lish in to-day's paper, are. official with the
exception Of three counties, Hancock, Jack.
son and Jones. and there is no telling when
we viii receive them, probably next year.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-01
The Presjdencv.

The miserable >repution into which our
public affairs have been brought BY the epe-
ration Of the party now in power and their
predecessors, oughtte be sufficient to arouse
the energy Of every intelligent and honora.
Bile man and induce him to exert himself to
restore matters 10 state that shall be credit
able to the cause he labOrs in and 10 the coun-
try. For this purpose, let every man ssri-
ously ask himself whether he prefers the
good Of his country TO the good Of his party,
and if his heart answers IN the affirmative,
let him resolve to lay aside the prejudice and
party devotion in which he has been enVel-
oped, and dispassionately oxamineahs actual
condition of the country. That "something
is rotten in Denmark" he cannot long re
main unconvinced Of; and il the reasnness
be in a spot which can be got al, he viii be
forced 10 esnelude, that it-rnust be exfirpat.
ed. These are no times for party devotion
or man-wershiP, which eur own recent State
election shows; avery patriot is sOIemiy Call
ed upon to decide whether he will sustain
his country or his parry. Experiencs ought
to teach us, that in every case where liberty
has been overthrown in republic, it has
always been in consequence Of designing
and ambitious men.
That HENRY CLAY is ;heman on whorn
the people can with confidence rely, and
the man who is capable of bringing back the
government to its original purity there can
be no doubts then let every patriot, every
true friend of his country rally in supper, o
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-01

or We learn from the Canton Creole,
that the scarlet fever is raging in that place
10 an alarming and fatal extent.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-01

or Atan election held ia this place on
Tuesday last, for two Selectmen, 10 Gil the
vacancies occasionsd by the resignation Of
F. w. Quackenboss and ]. w. Fuqua, Mr..
J. /. Wilson and DR., w. J. Leake were
elected members Of said Board.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-01

UNITED STATES TRooPs.-A company Of U
s. Troops arrived at Mobile on the 18Th ult.
from Mount Vernon Arsenal, destined fol
Fort Morgan.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-01

or The Yazo River is now in fine boat
ing order, and rising very fast. We are in
formed by gentleman in Town, that on
Wednesday morning last, it rose three inches
plumb water in one hour.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-01

or The amount Of United States Treas
Jury Notes outstanding on the iss inst. was.
.s8, sic ,974 10.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-01

~ We are indebted 20 Captain Wallis of
the Volant, Captain Garland of the Effort,
and the Clerk of the Bell Of Arkansas for
late papers,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-01

GEN. BERTRAND left Baltimore on the 7th
ut., for Norfolk, from which place he will
proceed to Richmond and Washington CITY.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-01
YAXOO CTTY:
b. "a aTgVEMoa G8lToa-
Whig PrIncipIes Id Measnres.

LIST. A SOUND NATIONAL CURRENCY,
regulated by tho will and authority OF the Nation.
a. An adequate REVENUE, with fair PRO-
TO AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
3r2. JUST RESTRAINTS ON THE EXECU-
TIVE POWER, embracing further restriction
on the exercise Of the VETO.
9TH. A faithful administration Of the public
Domain, with an equitable DISTRIBUTIONS OF
THE PROCEEDS Of the sales Of it among all the
States.
9Th. An HONEST and ECONOMICAL admin
isiration Of the General Government, leaving pub
lie officers perfect freedom of tho0ght aud Of the
right Of suffrage, but with suitable restraints
against improper interference in elections.
9th. An amendment Of the Constitution, limit.
ing the incumbent Of the presidential Office to Q
SINGLE TERM.
"With respect to The station which that portion
of our population engaged in MECHANICAL
pursuits ought TO occupy in the United States,
think hat az cjtissn& natre and nattr0liEed, 90lth
out any regard to Their RESPECTIVE VACATIONS, should
enjoy sucb consideration an society as Is due TO hei
uirtle and intelligence, their industry, sObrety aac
general department n-HENRR CLAY,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-01
Administrators Sale

7 order of the Probate Court Of Yazoo
coenty, al the October Term, 1913, Of
said coart, | will. as administrator Of he
estate Of John Hanlan, deed, offer for sale
TO the highest bidder on a credit Of twelve
months insla2oo City. opposite the Phoenix
House, on MONDAY, the 6th day of January.
1914, the following described lot No. $50
lying and being IN YazoO city.
Bond with approved security viii &c 70.
qniFed of the purchaser.
THOMAS MALONE, Admr.
Yazoo City, Dec !. l843 2l.3t.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-01

Is IT PossIBLE.-We understand that the
Honorable Colonel John Ferdinand Ham
tramock Claiborne, Esq, has actually resign.
ed his Office as commissioner OF Indian claims
in this State. We thought his late eulogy
Of himself which was published in the
Vicksburg Sentinel, would cause him to do
something despera!e.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-01

GREAT BRIToN AND MExIco.-Ths rspor
THAI all correspondence between the British
legation and Mexican government ceased O.
the 9Th September last, is confirmed BY re
cent "a vices from Mexico.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-01

WESTERN ARMoRY.-The Commissioners
appointed under an act Of Congress 10 sur
vey the harbor Of Memphis, Tenn in ref
erence 10 the location of Naval Depot and
Dock Yard, on the Western waters, have
finished their labors, and the result of Their
examination is very favorable to Memphis,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-01
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ron GovKRNOR,

The REsULT-We give The official re-.
turns from 81 counties, Hancock. Jackson
and Jones to lie heard from. We have add
ed the probable majoFisies that will be cast
m these three counties. ESTIMATED at 230,
10 the official iotal-whlch makes the vote
of each candidate as fullnws: