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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-06

Hiling, werding and gubbins
iiu-s
Carpenter Patent and Scotch
spring Iron Rim Locks
Mil. pit. hsnd, ero~--cut AMI CIR
cullT saws
I Single AMI doUbIe barrel Guns
Shot Belts ami Powder Fasks
Ave- AMI liltchets malle d.
Collins, Simmon. and others
Log, trace, halter AMI other
Chains
Plated, brass AID steel Saadlr
~, VI every quality
cast. shear and German steel
BY the ease, warranted
Shovei,, Spades, Sc. Of Ames'
AMI other maker
ilo'iow War;. Wagon Eo1es.
patent lined TIA keul,-<. sad
Irons. &C.
- a.
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ROBERT MOTT,

tou>f, >ten fuinfcr and Glnzier,
ffu DOOR 20 IA l.isAasFs BfsL H.AMs-L g,syi-a
"A received further supply ',- C.p-I ani other
IL Natni-hes With fansfs Bu.is- BsisLt An a.,,t
nen Of FRENCH AMI American wiTLrN .,ss. n 40 Ia
1Os2S inches All of which he icfol. ot work up con ia.
stlahl. stm
n B-A hise snIqy Of soap Paint, for sa- low "a
pm" p'"' '"' i'n ot Shns'd k'oi- R.N.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-06

- sun cured Chewing IOBACCOA Tine Dot lust received a,
opened to which wouhl the attention Of ,oppo.
"e ~ BOLTON 4 HARRISON Druggists
Cnfnef OF Nam arIG rrcrr,, 80.
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WILL BE RECEIVED THIS DAY,
Ely =. Il. wuE.TIEy A. co

IN j. u. wHEiTIEY 81 co.,
Al The BdItimore Cash Store Immediately opposite r. H.
Jenkins,
FitCis drab green and Tiiist Co,hs for
lO Ladies palaces "
doz'h Paiee- ready Ila,s-. direct from Nry, York
10 pieces rich Cashmere de E-coss.. new .ty.
do do ..eo,, No,,,,i,,.
- do plain eord Mo,slin de Ian.
20 do French blk do do
= do slra nch six
= do super. French black Alpaca warranted genuine
IL Do light and dark cold do
~ do Iarieion Phids for cfenS war Al - vor, soc
10 do Ft'nehPiAiis for eioakhg. yd- wide only ! IS
!" up "hie pax blue and straw cold Tarenn Muslin for
party dresses, yis wide, only - cents
. ~-ts handsome etubreIiered Curtain Muslin
90 pieces do do 40 A, ,..,, .,.-,
Is dn Clshmeret Il,
dorm Chikirens Nett Caps
do do Cloaks
l do embroidered Th,let Sb,vts =, ~
q" plaid AMI Naisred slk 10
; do nett Brusse Robes for I,d,.. ,cvy ,,,.-t.
. cases new style Fancy Prints, very chrap
10 pieces foulri silss, We will srIl al AZ sts
20 do highly o"rd MUusn de Ian. at -, worth IN,
GENTIEMENs WEAR
p'ce' rich black French Cloths warranted genuine AMI not
10 change colour
10 pieces rich black Cas.in,en. f,o,, .
10 do fancy slk, M-rno and Cashmere Vs.;ings
700 do lt.sh Linens, from 81. up
20 dozen lr,wick and lambs Shut, and drawers
= do DO 81
I"''f win arrr AMI well stock OF Sap- AMI Fanny
NY '" winch they VIII sell AMI retail Al u,fr.
esi'd lo'S prices FOO cs I.Sess Of ,,pt,..
pr'uaIy none oiirefs have Union NO
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MOSD, yrpcrxr,

II Kept nv ;. \. SMITH, at the Sign Of the
hrd Boot Main street opposite Market
'e"fn-r house. All peons wishing from per
"H booN and SHOES, are respectfully requested
r a. am determined 10 sci than any the cit
'"' CASi ONLY Here Vet me- give partial Of ms
pfcss the best Richmond $3.50 TO So 80 bod
ngh S" ifon s'1 10 $40 Boot footed style from
>'ld All my work Is Of the hes; materials and nshp
and whRRANrEp to stani Ladies' shoes from f.. 10
a. Richmond make Slippers ani Ties %! Chi
dren shoes tom 3'i IN 81; Boots
gans from 80 $3.50 a,-r and s-al Boot. o :, Ia
Sl'o Negro Esosues cheap and ar> an other
AHs IN proportion invite all Eons wisng purcIa.- from
one pair 10 thousand give they will be well par
flr their trouble
Boots AMI shoes made and repaired . order.
2-3m - A SurTtI
\ Ii NJ I'm H.. n.-In
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SILK GOODS.
,o,,>. F Al l. ST OCk!,

+ ALL TOOK!
GOHN WRIGHT has now in Stock a very
" Of Rich and Fashionable Go.as adapted
the fa trade comprising the desirable styles recent
potiaions and with that
few days from the northern packets
table r and country trade IN
market HIS stock composed OF French Italian Englsh and
American Goods. consisting in part. Of
Rich Chameleon Silks. DO Brochedo
DO striped aud Chanseablr DO; Do Plaid DO
do Cord and Fig'd New Styles
Bk laian Gro lie Rhine; DO 10 Gro de Swt.s
Blk do Gro Dc PARIS. Do Pauh de Sol
Biz Gro lie Nap; DO sinshex
Molsn de Ilin-, executed expressly
'stshnrres. design Of Stripes
BR and eord silk velvets
Plaid Striped DO for dresses
Chuans AMI Grape De Lains
Blk six Warp Alpaca Lu<,re
Plain Apareas all colours
Plaid hsd striped and ehangeabI. DO
Bk and blue blk Bombazines
Slk, Merino and Cashmere shawls
French AMI English Mernos
d. do Thread I.aees
German o. do
Ladies silk, Kid and Riding Gloves
Gsnilemcns do do
White and cod Tarlton Muslin and Thnls
White and Llk English SILK Hoe and Half IIo-s
DO do Cotton do do
DO do Merino and do
IRISH Linens and kentincz
Pain REVERE AMI Hemstitehed Cambria Hikfs
With iu assortment Of Clothing Goods m
Of which Will be sold cheap, for - ls
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REMOVED

phNNNNN A. to'S Gal Dominion hil.ng Store 10 a.. M,
po-its -is of street AMI lcin- thu Frptin Jo., 49,
49, '''' "''''"''
we N""h embrace th- Opportunity anI n-,od Of MAKING
h"Nn IN The citrus Rchnobl vicinity ami ,l Sa- ,,t
~ Constantly Keep on hand Cnr kni aui .or r.f-.
ANY nor w" current ana approaching which ~. VIII IN a
'need pfe"- i"r cash We respectfully invite all TO ean a M
-, %" 'loeA "heil"r They tie rot Al god.
h % rs that Do hot pleas respect may returned ami
' ''' " ''"s'N~i- warranted is2u
cloths, cnssimcrs and Bcav-r Cloths.
w r. are prepared To exhibit large and SPLEEN
dti ut of the above Goods AZ very S pF,e.-;,
C' - nav" be' bhe AMI invi-br greens an qiaue.-
~ 'a--mTtr- English ftenrh ami in great vaev
consisting of fweeis Brckssin- Dakins Pli, w,- E,,..
nsS AM hah- French PaHi Dnp from SOC IN ,e
.t "Liniaeihr'-in Beaver Chth- Mled Rl.ek AIN.
aud fah Fgd sBi Pam iayersuror Plain bat mi az.
hNIHhlin 'oll'-iiclyy Pilot Cloth &c &c on,
A :" 'hrse "s unsurpassed BY IN this eonur
purchasers are invited 10 examine.
- KENT pryn.rI A. ,r,,,
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FOR NEW ORLEANS,

ArkiNS lBBfS Lime between Richmond and
aud ~ih be- eomi1ssi nj HE following vps-ei.
Ta'gls bNhhI"E' capt lliRss iToRroS:
h"s okI.h.ANF Capt. Ms SsIrH:
Bdg JOSEPHINE I,,pt Ia. Ro,,>-.
One "f the above Law. TN. pa.. regularly .v,,y
Hh We can with confidence alrny. y.-S.l Ia
III" fbbe a. t'y buiH expressly The trade and ~ m p.
~ ~" A. any other Ne-"l and ieady and dis
e"' neh ~ long -hI'nc" thu freight or passa-.
having very sup"ro1 accommodations, cabin aud -tsersR.
pa--pyer>, apply j FISHER A son 49,
=, . 49, HASkINS 4 LIBBY.
y Al 1egd from the country for vessels viii be
rssNed and forwarded by charging only regular drayarr and
wharfage. y /.
iu22 M n 4.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-07-21
The Democratic Convention.

According TO arrangement the delegates
from The several counties to The Democratic
Convention, assembled at the Seat Of Gov
ernment on Monday, the lotb inst. The
Hon. lessee Speight, Senator from Lowndes,
having been called to the chair, was, by
resolution passed, made Presidentsof the
Convention. Two Vice Presidents and three
Secretaries were at the same time appointed.
Gen. Spsight addressed the Convention at
some length, when, after some more talking,
and doubling and twisting by others, "a
committee was appointed to consider the
proper mode of proceeding, and report to the
Convention tomorrow morning. The con-
vention then adjourned.''
On Tuesday morning, the Convention ha-
wing been called to order and the report Of
the committee received, able addresses were
delivered by Judge Quitman, Judge Smith,
and Colonel Saunders, all bond-payers. A
resolution was introduced by Col. s., the
effect of which was, that the bond payers
should select one of their own party to be
nominated for Governor-the repudiators be-
inc granted all the other officers Of State
also the members Of Congress. This resolu-
tion was. as might be expected, laid on the
table. This the repudiators would not listen
to of course.-They did not wish the bond
payers TO withdraw but, if nothing but a
bond paying Governor would content them,
they might leave, and goodbye. The bust
ness so far having been thus amicably settled
the Convention adjourned until o'clock.
Pursuant to adjournment, the Convention
assembled at o'clock P. NJ. The mode ol
voting having been decided on, the balloting
was entered into and resulted as folIows:-
\ For GoUernor-Gen. A. G. Brown.
For Secretary Of State-Wilson Hemming.
way!
Tor .4uditor Of Public .4ccounb-Jamcs E
Matthews.
For Treasurer--Gen. VIM. Clark.
After recess, the convention again me
at half past seven, when the balIoting 70
Representatives to Congress resulted in tn,
choice Of Tllghman III Tucker, Jaco
Thompson, ". II. Hammet, and r. "
Roberts.
It will be seen by the above that the Whig
have no cause to fear the result of the ansu
ing election. Reputation is experiencin
its last dying agonies, and every effort mad
to sustain it but hastens its sure decay.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-07-21
Gorernor,s NTessaee.

The most which we have seen, in any Of
our exchange papers, relative to the Cover
nor's Message, is the following from the
Southron:
I'm his Message we believe the Governor
recommends that all the clerks Of the court
be elected by The people, also that the Vice
Chancellor be elected by the qualified cleo
tors of the distnct-that the circuit courts
have chancery iurisdic!ion-thats some ofthe
courts should be abolished, and that only six
of the thirteen judges should be retained
that the revenue laws should be amended
so as to prevent the frauds that have been
practiced upon. the State by tax collectors
and the publishers Of newspapers who have
established small concerns over the State
for the sole purpose of publishing tax sales.
lie recommends a renovation Of the Trea-
sury Department so as TO protect the State
| from fraud-that the bond given by the
Treasurer should be increased from eighty
thousand 10 two hundred thousand dollars
that the laws should be SO amended as to
give the Executive the power, during the
recess Of the Legislature, TO examine the
books, accounts and money Of the Treasur.
er's ofice-to give the Executive the power
of removing the Treasurer He recommends
that the State pay the commissioners for
locating the public lands received from the
General Government, and that twenty-five
dollars per month be allowed the assistant
commissioners.
The Governor in his message advocates
the payment of the Planters Bank bonds
and opposes the payment Of those of the
Union Banks
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-07-21
ANNUNCEATTONS. A
For SkeriR.

4 OF 3H6T9U.
we are authorized to announce JOHN w.
UQqA' as candidate for the office of Sheriff
u azoo county at the next election.
For Probate Judge.
We are authorized TO announce THOMAS
+. WOODWARD. Esq. as candidate for re-
eIeciloa 10 the office Of Probate Judge, at the
November election.
We are authorized to announce JoAB R,
RICHARDS, Esq, as candidate for the Office
oi Probate Judge of Yazoo county, at the
next November election.
For Circuit Court Clerk.
we are authorized to announce F. w.
WHELEss, as candidate for the Office of
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Yazoo county
at the nest November election,
We are authorized TO announce Pms D
SLADE as a candidate for reelection TO the
Office OF Clerk OF the Circuit Court of Yazoo
county, at the next November election.
For Iar Collector.
We are requested TO announce TEor.s 7
WILSON, as candidate for the Office of Tax
Collector OF Hazoo county, at the next No
vember election.
we are authorised TO announce CHARLES
III. HENDERSON, as a candidate for the Office
OF Tax Collector of Yazoo county, al the
next November election.
We are authorized 20 announce JoHN P.
BEAsLEY, as a candidate for the office of Tax
Collector OF Yazoo county, at the next No
vembor election.
We are authorised to announce M. G.
BLINcoE as candidate for the Office of Tax
Collector, at the next November election.
For Assessor.
We are utherized to announce WIN. II.
hEMPToN, as candidate for the Office of
Assessor of Yazoo county, at the next Elec-
ton.
We are authorized to announce JouN A.
HoWARD, as candidate for reelection to the
office OF Assessor Of Yazoo county, at the
next November election.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
| Z. HAYS, as candidate for the Office of
Assessor OF Iazoo county, at the next No
vember election.
We are authorized to announce JoHN o.
HUNTER, as candidate for the Office of As
SCISSOR of Yazoo county, at the next Novem-
Der election.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-07-21
From our jackson correspondent.

JACKSON, MI, JULY, lo43.
James a. Steueas, Esq.
Sir,-But little has been done the past
week in either branch of the Legislature
some few local bills have been run through.
but we have had no reports from the com
mlttees appointed to enquire into the circum-
stances which, in Gov. fuckers opinion.
constituted San emergency" Il is whisper
ed that some curious disclosures can be made.
if the Committees do their duty, and make
fullreport of all the facts connected with The
Treasury, the Auditors Office, and the vari-
Gus funds entrusted to the management of
the State; but from some movements made
IN the House to-day, the administration party
seem TO be anxious to eyade the respons bill
ty Of an exposure, by cutting off eli chance
OF thorough investigation, and adiourning
at an early day. The chairman Of the Com.
mittee appointed TO investigate the affairs of
the Treasury, intimated in the House to-day,
that in all probability, several high officers
OF the government would be impeaehed. if
they were allowed time to make a thorough
investigatlon-the shortest time in which
the could report, would be on Monday next:
and without doubt, the Legislature will ad.
journ during the course of This week. The
old scenes of the last session are being acted
over again, with but little, if any abatement
OF their former rancor, such conduct is dis.
graceful in the extreme, for any enlighten-
ed body Of men to stoop so low in the scale
OF cvlllZation-such things cannot long con-
tinue, and to the people. il belongs to remedy
the evil.
The rival champions for Governor. Judge
Clayten and Gen. Brown, met for the frs,
Tune on Friday last in the political arena,
and exchanged broadside Of words. Gen.
Brown led The discussion, and repeated, IN
substance, one Of his old speeches in Cen
gress, about the Tariff, &C., and eVaded ell.
ltirely the questions of State policy, now be-
fore the people. Judge Clayton made a very
sensible speech, and though not much of an
orator, inlpresses his audience with the con-
vicdon that he is honest and sincsre-he is
evidently a new hand on the stump, but II
he continues in the way he began here. Gen.
Brown win be pretty well used up by Novem-
ber-by the way, Brown voted 70 pledge the
faith of the State for the very five millions
which he now repudiates; nor is this all, he
has at various tines, while a member or the
Legislature, voted TO pledge the faith of the
Stale for sixteen millions in addition TO the
five millions for the Union Bank Bonds. these
facts Judge Clayton uses against him with
great force and effect. Tonight we are 10
have a speech from Thos. III. Williams. the
Democratic Bond-Paying candidate for Gov
ernor.
The weather has been excessively hot the
last week, and many Of the members are in
disposed.
In haste, yours SC.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-07-21
aaIRIl.

In this city. on Saturday, the 9th inst,
Blr.ALmAgINEST STILLmAN, aged about Al years,
native Of Connecticut.
On Saturday. the 18th inst, Mrs. SARAH
Of Lexington, Ky.
On sunday, the 10th inst. Of Consump-
ten, Captain EDM'n KImBALL. aeed aboat
43 years, native Of New Hampshire.
On Monday, the 18th inst., Mr. RoBERr
Ireland. 49, y
On Tuesday, the 18th inst, SIMMONS A.
BLAsH, aged Is years.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-07-21
Trfbutc Oc Resnecf.

A meeting of the MANCHESTER FUIIrL1ERs
was held at their Armory on Monday even
ing last, Lieut.. P. O'Donnell in the chair. R.
G. stansbury Secretary. The object of the
meeting having been stated by the chair. j.
was, on motion,
ResoIved, That committee Of three bo
appointed to draft resolutions expressive &c
the feelings entertained by the members II
this corps occasioned by the death Of
brother soldier.
Whereupon the chair appointed Nessrs
n. O'Reilly, r. G.. Stansbury and Spmnej
Graves said committe, who, after havino re-.
tired a short time, returned and renorte3 the
following preamble and resolutions:
WHEREAS, il has pleased Almighty God to
remove from amongst us another worthy
member Of our company. Be it therefore
ResoEUed, That we deeply deplore the loss
we have sustained in the death Of RoBERT
MCINTYRE.
ResOlced, That as mark of respect to the
memory of the deceased, we will wear the
usual badge of morning for thirty DAYS.
ResoLUed, That a committee Of three be
appointed to address letter of coincidence
to the relatives of the deceased. ACCOMPANIED
with a oopy of these resolutions. Weronnan
the chair appointed n. 0'Reilly. Samnel
Graves and w. L. Bate, said committee.
ResoIved, That the foregoing preamble and
resolutions be signed BY the Chairman and
Secretary. and published in the Yazoo civ
Wing.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
?. O'DONNELL, Ch'mn.
B. G. STANsBURY, Sect'ry.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-07-21
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.

The first three day 5 business Of our I.egis-
lature, which Is al that we have received
any account Of By our exchange papers. is
easily dispatched Of in our columns.
MONDAY, July 10, 1s43.
In pursuance Of a proclamation, both hran-
ches Of the Legislature assembled for the
transaction Of business. The two Houses
were organized at abouthalf past 10 O'Clock,
many Of the Senator'S and Representatives
being absent. A joint committee was ap-
pointed to wait upon the Governor and IN
form him that the two Houses were oFgani-
zed and were ready to receive from him any
communication he mightsee proper to make.
The Governor told them he was not ready
just then, but would attend 10 that duty to-
morrow at twelve.
The Legislature then adjourned.
TUESDAY, July II, 1914.
In the House-The Governors message
was taken up and read after which there
was some debate as to whether 5000 copies
or $50 copies Of this lengthy and alI-mport-
ant document should be printed. At length
motion to print 5000 copies prevailed
ayes 45, noes 43.
On motion, the House adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, July 12, 1913.
Mr.. Hill Of Marshall, introduced bill for
disrieling the State. According to this bill,
each district vii. be composed of the follow
! ing counties -
1st Disiriet--De Soto, Marshall, Tippah,
Tishamingo, ltaWamba. Pontotoc, Lafayette
Panalo, Tunica and Coahoma.
! End District--Eolivar, Tallahatchie, Yallo-
busha, Chckasaw, Monroe, Lowndes, Octib-
beha, Choclaw, Carroll, Yazoo, Holmes and
/ Washington.
3rd District--Attala, Winston, Noxubee,
Kemper, Neshoba, Leake, Madison, Warren,
Kinds, Rankin, Scott, Newton & Lauderdale.
4th District--Claiborne Copiah, Simpson,
Smith, Jasper, Clarke, Wayne, Jones, Cow
ington, Lawrence, Franklin, Jefferson, Will
kinson, Adams, Amite, Pike. Marion, Perry,
Greene, Hancock, Jackson and Harrison.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-07-21

OF The Yazoo river is now falling very
rapidly and has been going down at a swift
rate for several days. Water remaining on
the low lands near the town having become
stagnato has caused much sickness. We are
in hopes, however, that that part Of the sea-
son proving most fatal to our citizens is now
over.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-07-21

We have the honor Of numbering among
our exchanges, The Hunress, Mrs.
Royals paper. Her sheeis are clean, but her
prappers always dirty PORT g Gi5son Herald
You must recolleet that her ,crapper8 are
SO frequently handled.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-07-21

OF Mr.. M. A. JENKINS, of Benton, is ex-
pected to deliver an address on the subject
of Temperance, on Sunday evening next, at
she Methodist Church. The powers of elo-
quence which Mr.. is so well known to
possess win induce large number of our
citizens to be present besides the members of
the Yazoo City Temperance Society, by
whom he is invited to deliver the discourse
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-07-21
The Hornet.

In the hurry Of business, we neglected to
notice incur last paper, the receipt Of the
FIRST number of newspaper Bearing the
above title, published a. carrolton by G. w.
H. Brown & w. H. Terreit saltcgether
whig, having the name Of HEARY CIAY at
its mast head. We hope the 6 'Hornet'' will
prove singing concern to all repudiators.
May success crown your efforts, gentlemen.
MosT ExcRUcIATNe!-The New Orleans
Republican, Captain Tyler's organ, asserts
as positive Jfaci, that Captain Tyler. while
at a private party in New York, on .laking
his leave kissed one kuudred pretty girls.
Oh, horribiel Only think Of ii. Wonder if
The captain cheBa tobacco.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-07-21
Notice.

7 ME undersigned will present their frss
annual account Of their receipts and
payments, as Executors Of Thos. H. Sibley,
decd, for settlement and allowance az the
August Term, 1843, of The Probate Court Of.
Yazoo county.
MICHAEL KAYES, Ex'r,
MARY ANN SIBLEK, Ex,x.
Of Tho. H. Sibley. decd.
: July FL, 1843. 2-3s.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-07-21

0~F The weather for two weeks pas! has
been intensely hot. We have had several
heavy rains within the last two days accom-
panied by 'ilunder and lightning, which have
cooled the air for the time being, although the
quicksilver has gone down but for short
time at blOw,to rise again like half whip
ped Kentuckian, double distilled for fight.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-07-21

st. Louis Family Flour.
RO bbls. flour shipped from 81. Louis on
AA The 2Slh ult., and ground since the
9Oth same month. $4,000 lbs. Bacon, boz
round. received same time, for sale by
FUQUA a WILSON,
Lower Landing
Yazoo city July 7, Is4S. 52-se
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-07-21

A yankee has invented plaster "a strono
that t davis prizes in lotteries; likewise the
most beautiful landscaps views.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-07-21
Democratic lTeefing.

NtiE Democratic Party of Yazoo county
y are requested to meet at Benton on the
FIRST MONDAY OF AUGUST, ffe4sl for for
the purpose Of nominating candidates fer the
posts OF Representatives of Yazoo county IN
the next Legislature Of the State Of Missis.
sippi. MANY DEMOCRATS.
July IL, 1843.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-07-21
FOR SALE.
A STEAM SAW MILL

SITUATED ten miles north of Benton,
- she runs two saws, with Grist Mill,
has double fue boilcrs with machinery of
the very best workmanship; she has run,
putting all the time together, very little
over Two years, the machinery is so little
injured that with the cost Of about two hun
dred dollars she can be made nearly as good
as new. There is hundred and twenty
acres of land attached 10 the Mill, with pine
and other timber near 10 run her two wears
longer. / will take for the machinery, to
be removed, eight hundred dollars or twelve
hundred dollars for the whole premises. I
offer the mill thus low because / cannot run
her myself and believe she will Be injured
by lying idle. b. r. GRAYSON.
July q, Ia43. 2-l4t.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-07-21

A LIBERAL DEMoCRAT.-Our friend, Mr..
Gabriel Swayze, of this county, has authcri-
zed the Monumental Committee TO draw on
him in the amount Of one hundred dollars.
to be applied to the erection of monument
in memory of DR.. Hagan.
We have always known 'Uncla Gabe' was
liberal at times, but we did no, think he
would be'liberal so much at a time.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-07-21

MORE LIrERATURE. Our friend Williams
of the Literary Depot, has kindly furnished
US with a copy Of the New World containing
"T'he Toms, and Other Tales; by FREDE-
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