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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-01


YAzoo COUNTY. July Term, l843.
EET HEREAS Edward G. Harris, Admi-
w nisirator de bonus non com. testi-
mento annexo. of the estate of William p
Gadbeuy, deceased, having by petition re-
presented to the Court that it would be for
the interest of all persons interested therein,
TO sell the following described lands lying
and being in the county OF Yazoo and State
OF Mississippi, of which the said William p.
Gadbeiry died seized and possessed, for the
purpose of distribution among his heirs, viz /:
The southeast quarter of section %; the
northwest quarter and the west half of the
northeast quarter of section sc; the east
half of southwest quarter of section Sc; all
in township IL, range ! west. The north
west quarter Of section /, township / i, range
| west, containing in all GAO acres, more OF
| less; and a fraction Of the west half OF
southwest quarter of section /; and the
east half of southeast quarter Of section 2
township l /. range west, containing about
90 or 80 acres-upon which fraction is the
Old Yazoo Hotel in the town of Benton.
| 1t is ordered, adjudged and decreed thai
a citation issue directed TO the heirs, and L
all persons interested, to be and appear a
the next September Term of this Court, ant
shew cause if any they can why an order o
sale should not be made in compliance wit
The prayer of petition.
Ii is further ordered and decreed tha
publication of the said application be mad
in two public newspapers published in tn
State, for six weeks successfully.
WITNESS the Hon. Thomas B. Woodward
Judge of the Probate Court of Yazoo couI
ty, the fourth Monday of July, lS43, an
seal of said Court. Issued the 9Th day {
! July, 1913.
Test. GEO. CROCKETT, elk.
!. Annnst 4 1919 (D.ss coo q II COY 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16
OF THE SAINT LOUIS MARKET.
For he uerk ending Drcrn.her

REMARKS-The weather. since Friday last has
been clear and cold too cold i render business on
me Le'ee very cominrisble. until TO day when il
mas moderated with rome appearance OF rain. In
consequence Of The low Stage Of the rivers and The
formation Of ice in The Illinois and the upper Mis
sisspp The receipts nf produce have been 80 limited
rs To admit only ofiImned uansaciiuns The market
except 10 one Two articles, has remained verv
quiet ihrHugh"ut The week; buyers indicating much
indifference about touching produce, now That the
close OF The season is 81 near at hand--in fact
business IN ell departments has greatly fallen or nor
can We ezpee; permanent revival until The spring
trpde commences
iTOBACCO-The only changes we have no,,ced
IN The MARKET are the limited receipts which will
scarcely ameuni 10 20 hhJs and rather more frmne.s
In prize. The stock ON hsnd hos BECOME greatly
reduced, and so bids. only have been bid of al both
Warehouses during The week.
LEADING have heard Of no sales during The
week, asd the market is hare There ~ no change
nprice. which may be stated at s3a3 Is, a. IN
sized bots.
FLoUR-In, the early part Of the week sales Of
eOnniry brands were made al 90 IS Ia 81 bur
yes'er day and TO day the market has assumed a
hrmer character. and no good brands could be-
obtained for less Than e. at which Two or three lots
were sold. Sales Of city miIls Flour 10 the CITY
trade IN small lots. al e4a4 So fine Flour We quote
at 50 50a3 Sc.
prime white beans are readily taken at % so per
Dbl A LOT Of a bic superior was taken Yesterday
at - 20 per Dbl. Inferior we quote nj 65a75e per
hushei -
BACoN--We hear % no transactions, and n.
article is almost unsaleable. TIE nominal price {, :
hams 3a34ci s'des 2a21c. and for shoulders a, IA
&c per 10.
LARD-Prims new lard we qnots at Sc in hbls
and kegs. and inferior descriptions and prime old we
quote a. "a la4sc Thsrc is some demand for prime
new lesi. bal other descriptions are neglected.
BUTTER--Fresh sweet butter we qusis Al 10.
1870; inferior Safe per In
TALIOW--This article confines 10 be souxht
ai'er end from TO &c per 10 10 paid ne 10 qualify
BEkSWAx is in brisk demand al 25o per IN
FLAxsEED-The demand continues active Al,
Use per bushel.
SALT--A LOT Of 800 sacks Turks Island was
sold on the Lsvee Yesterday az $50 nor bushel o.,
short lime. Ground Aiom is held 81 81 65al rs No,
sack, and kanawha Of 33s35c per busheI.
FURS AND PELTRfES--We have no chsne.
70 me price TO no'iee since our last Few skins o.
lurs are coming IN The following prices are paid
BY dealers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16
ELEcrRo MAGNETIC rEI.EGRApn

- "a6OtNE ~ ELElJ hABH.
u will be recollected that an appro-
Prialion Of $4,000 was made during
the last session Of Congress for the our.
pose o. trying an experiment with Pro.
lessor Morse's EIeos ro- Magnetic 1'ele.
graph between the cities Of Balti,nore
and Washington. We have ascertained
that THIS work IS now rapidly progress
ing. About month ago those havipo
the contract commenced laying the lead
en- pipe, IN which are placed tho electric
wires. Ia the course Of few DAYS il
became necessary TO SUSPEND operations
Tor the purpose OF procuring more suitn-
bic material. This was obtained and the
work again resu ned. The pipes (sbout
en- inch in diameter) are nov laid from
The signal Office in MclIenry, near pom.
pieion street Baltimore, 10 the RELAY.
house, distance Of nine miles. They
follow the course Of the railroad track.
sxceP' IN lev instances, where. for con-
yenience and economy, curves have
been avoided. Professor Morse We learn
'onlemplaies, Immediately on compile
ing his Telegraph 10 the Relay house.
liriai IN order 20 ascertain is capacities
'elore going further. lf this prove sue
iossful he will prosecute the enterprise
gilh despatch Until Il shall be accom-.
llished agreably 70 the original design !,
he pipe N which the Geographic wires
re placed Is carried some ten or twelve
1ches under ground, and can BE- pui
own with little difficulty.
Baltimore Patriot.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16

TARIFF GLASS TUMBLERs.--This country
formerly imported most Of her glassware; among the
resi- the cheap. common furblsr from Germany. n
cost Of SO. a., al. and al the lowest 37l cents
DOZEN This was thought the lowest possible price
The imposiefs duclarng that they brought them
merely 20 h up Their carg0es. and were satisfied 10
make barely freight on ghsm as hey wore surs sale
he nsw tariff imposed heavy duty on those lun
olefs--ien cents pouDd--and now our oyn peo.
pie were encouraged 10 attempt 20 make eteo =
The result already 10. that they sre now selling
ihess same iumbles attDsnfy sspsn aud a haI( oens
. dozon--lOWer han ever bsf6rs This i one of
The articles on which, according 10 The Ffee r.,
ders, the Wing IaliG hes isxed our people Gov "a
hundred per cent NJ Y. Tribune.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16
From The ~ Orieaas Bal eiia. Dec 2.
LATEST FROM MEXiCfl

In A<>o Il NJ VI
BY the schoonrr Emblem. which mr..
rivrd last night from Matamoras, we
have the following from our intelligent
and attentive correspondent;
CITr OF BAGDAD, (oN THE RI, GRANns J
NOVEMBER 10. 1913.
To The Editors of fke Bulletin;
G-NrLEMsN--an express has lust ar.
rived he:e from the city of Mexico. bring
ing the important intelligence that Joe
Smith the Mormon Prophet orthe latter
day saints, has concluded treaty. with
President Santa Anna. for the purchase
OF Texas; for which he agrees 10 assume
ten millions Of the Mexican debt to En-
2lan'l, and has hypotheciaied The State
OIL Illinois as collStsra security for the
faithful redemption OF said debt. Com
missioners have already been appointed
TO run the boundary line. DC. General
AmpudIa and Martin Perfecio de Cos arr
named on the part Of Santa Anna, and
Prophet Miller and Tlgertail on The part
Of Joe Smith. By secret article in the
treaty II IS further stipulated be weenthe
higq contracting parties that Santa Anna
shall transport President Houston to the
feelee Islands; within the space Of three
monthsi and that oil the negroes in Tex
as shall be delivered up 10 commodore
EliIoh OF Chinese memory, to be equally
divided between Lord Broueh han and
Daniel O'Connell.
Rebecca and her Daughters, OF Wales
have lately obtained a large grant of
land on thIs river, ami will emigrate io
the spring. Bennett, OF the Herald. is
her agent.
The Iexian Commissioners are sboth
sitting on rail' at Laredo, to the tune
OF "thas same old coOn.n General liam
ilton Left here this morning on Santa An
mas famous war-horse, and will dine
with the hing of the Sandwich islands
Tomorrow. al 8, a'clock p. NJ
Lord Paulct and Com Jones are about
making joint attack on. Yucatan, Pri.
vate letters received by the overland
mail confirm the report that Gov, Dorr
b IS actually arrived at Vera cruz. with
that sword and joined the Mexican ar.
my.
My best respects 10 Pardon Jones. Solo
mon Smith. and all The up river gals.
Yours in haste,
MAJOR LONGBOW.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16

The GU Ek-N AND The MAYOR
Annsuag xsodcatr - Victoria recent vi
si 70 Csmtrfdge, and the incidents of the
Royal progress, weied duly nossd By the
Luodoa Journalistic.
Toward tho Afternoon the weather be-
came Propritious, snd the royal car
rtagc--a ciose s-aveiling charioi-wa,
seen 10 approach al rapid rate, when
the Mayor Who had previously caused
tbs mace to be re-lacquered, rushed
with II IA his hand, aud pokcd II toto
the carriage w:ndox Her Majesty not
knowing wha' to do with il gently pIsh-
I'd u back sgni..
Prince Albert immediately ordered the
the Postiiir'ns Ia stop-snd u having
been explained that the inciden; OF the
mace was intended as mark OF respect
the Mayor having received a hint to dis
continue any farther maneuvreine with
his formidable weapon, was allowed to
walk by the side OF the Royal vehicle
The Queen spoke TO him very gracious
w. asking him why he did not present
the keys Of the city when. Her Ma
Jcsty was informed that Cambridge had
no gate, er if Il ever had one The KEYS
had been ioag ago lost But said the
iacetious hunctionary, every arch has a
Key, aud | might have presented your
Majesty with the key of the triumphal
arch 81 had thought Of Nv
The Queen was observed TO repeal the
mayorai pieasaptry to Prince Albert; q
Tue royal couple were much amused BY
the Mayors efforts 10 keep up with the
royal carriage Occasionally he sue
ceeded, by merely taking long strides.
other times he found il necessary to as
sumo sort OF hopping movement, but he
gallantiy went through the cutters with
OFT any regard to his chaussure-and
what Is commonly termed sw;nded,' he
contr'ved 10 keep up quick successes
son OF replies to The royal questions 5.
he following IS Il specimrn-
The Quo n, -Fhe town seems u very
fine one.
The Mayor Yes, your[hopl Majesty.
II has always [skip] been so considereu
ljump.l Bat if Cambridge [-plash into
Puddlel was thought much OF lsiridcl
before what win it be Ia trip over IA
slonel now that your Majesty IA reEuIar
leap 10 keep up] has condescended "a ter
rife gasp] to visit US.
The Queen on arriving al Trinity Col
iege, politely thanked Linn nj TIE gate
and expressed her fears That the scam
per had wearied him, upon which the
Mayor contiived to get out in one breath,
that he could never be weary in the pre-
sence Of her Majesty Tho royal car
riage having passed in, the Mayor was
alternately cheered and laughed at BY
the eystanders.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16

PoiNr.--w'llis closes one Of his seesu, l.,,s,.
% The National InIsIIgenosF with The following oar
agraphss
i was talking Of pictures just now. Ro.,o,
merehsni told me fsai he had made = con.ids,sbls
speculation lsis1 BY sending ffy copies ~ The Old
masiers imported Italian piciuse-) 10 cafsfs-rfa =
he ohsneed 70 BE- passing q shop where ihsy were
. % p"t up % suction. End bought The loi--6f,v
painiings-si Ten dollars each lrsms snd sll. Tb.s
sold " the CaliiomiksFs n q great prtGt. 3nt ~
ongnai iaiih IN the speculation - il,s miracle IN
the business
The influenza is raging N Bsron. sverv boJv
talking thick through The nose. never sa~ .ocb
sn'sensaiiy q grippe. The ar j. % puiilsu, and
paneuoiine as seafeh warrant ~ Nav York. bni
% seems % have ihs " holssomsns.y If ths ,r,..;.,
bfeezes.' sid a bad cold started with frDn R,-,or
leh me somcwbefe IN the sound. fof arrived win.
esi ~ Perhaps, Ike kFodyce, Il iurusd bach =,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16
TWENTY EIGHTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
WASHINGTON. Dec Is. le4s
SENATE. tflF

The new Senator from IlIin~ss. Mr. Breese. sfer
abiding briefly 10 the circumssnces hich led n,
yesisoiays asjousnment. prcceesled In nav .,m,l.S
honprs 10 his dseesssd psedec~sss. samoeI McRob.
ens. Mr. MIR, he raid. ~ss a nstive NJ Illinois,
he 'her one Of the eas'ie~f pioneer. that country,
and - poor thai The son oblerd 10 depend ON
ms own exeffiou for On eiucAtions He psss<d
ihronsh divert lied cnrrer Of usefulne.s--he v,.
Jndge--Recsiees Of Public MISUNDERSTANDING of
The General Land Oh.ce here. and 6,ally member
Ut this bdy He died in March last, on h:s journey
honewsrd. from On in3amnasios of IN brain. nj,
last moments we're sooihed by the kindly presenesr
ct hs wiie. His loss 20 me. says Mr. B. w.. !, ,r.f
Judgment and experience
Mr. Allen Of Ohio iollowed Mr. B in cummenfxfion
OF The character Of the deceased. aud tho sso.,e
adjourned in conformity with The customary ,eso-
lufvns.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Tn. jonrnal having been read,
Mr. Joha Quincy Adams asked 10 he err used from
serving ~ Chairman Of the COMMITTEES on Mann
fscinres. was sorry 10 hear Mr.. Adams ssv shsr
he was M, in condition IN serve upen this CON-
miftec. and that he had no expectation Of being in
better health. He had other reasons sor asking 10
be excused. but he presumed the reason he lad Civ.
en- would DO sufiisienI- The House unanimously
excused Mr.. Adsms
Mr.. Black. Of Georgia, appeared and took his
seal. ....- d. 80
Mr. G Davis offered a resolution instructing, The
commiitee GA elections inqniee whs her shs
membe r. m the non disirirted STATES have been
elected m s~cofdance wiih The Apportionment act
AID whrthe- they are entitled 10 take their seats AZ
memhe q 26:h Congress
Mr. Steenrod said This was very ;mportant
question: and with view Of testing the sense Of
The House. he wouli move To amend by inserting
"a select committee"
Mr. Hale. q N u. sf.r speech against the
resolution. moved 10 amend il by Including all the
other members Of the House. and Of ref fr M the
mailer TO n committee Of the whole In the Iattsr
committee. he would he ready meet the question
a. there he would be placed upon an equal f.o,ing
with the members But were the subject tn be
referred 10 any other committee; then equal rights
wonld he cutoiE
Mr. Elmer Iollowed on the same side
The debate continued nv oIAer memberx
alleI which Mr. Hale Withdrew his amerdmeni.
Mr. Jacnb ThomI son said he held his seat
by right. aud he did care TO what committee The
subject might be referred. He courIed the fullest
and sIricresi investigation.
Pending the debate. Message was received from
he Senate setting Firth that il had adjourned
ont OF respect 10 The memDry Of the late Mr. Me
Roberts.
MIR Wentworth then rosr. and delivered ,ou en-
ing eulney The deceased.
The usual reson,i1ns were adnp,ed. aner which
The House. nj one O'Clock, Adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16

eoseoan'cslioa ~ the lest Miners Journal
states that if is The intention Of The schuylEiil Nav
gallon Company 10 survey their whole line IN e..
nal ms winter, end, " prariicails. 10 improve 4
n'"'ghoni 20 That b'ais carrying eighty tons can
=. ps.ssu without diiilcUliy. The communication
inflbes STATES that he Mount Carbon R.il,o.I -,
rany has contracted fof The iron raila 40 oo.oisf.
ne heavy isack q both bfanchss a. fas ss ,bs Ds
awafe mines. leaving he pFsssnl heavy trnok g.,
empty cars on the return trips.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16
TIRE8H SUPPLY on nOoro-

ESREsH sUPPLY or BOOwa-
~ Aioswonb's Osisyo L4iin Dlcfionary.
B''msfs Essizao'r French crammar
Nugeni's French Dicsiooary;
Comly's Spelling Book,
Viri Roma,
Comsi0ck's Chemistry;
k'nsr'on's AFihnsi'e. Paris I. 2 ard ,;
Osovse Greek Lsrioon. For Ell. bv
dec 10 JOHN HASwELL, Un,oo 4.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16

SOf y liPs--A lady Of fashion' insoribsi en- .
pane q glass - "a ina IN sssines. lEnelaods De-,
lord pguneion. bas he ssfesi Hps iha, eve,
pressed iho-e Of beauty" Fools. coming 100 ne
foom soon sRsT. wrois andornsafh--
''Tben. e. lac ss ivso chin.
Aie be he'd snd b. iIt.-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16

The Hon Ben Hardin, one u The Wing candidates
'oF The oitice Of Presidential elecar addressed ihs
ei'i1ens OF Hardin csunIy 81 Eiizabethsovsn on
Saiulday last. We are told ihas The rssisslcss and
msfeiiess od veteran r. determined 10 Traverse The
whsle Stale in the prosecution Of war az .,,.,,o
nation against LocSfueo.sm - Lon Jour
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16
The Richmond Enquirer Is horror slruck \, =

The Richmond Enquirer is horror struck al What
Il calls the mummesies Of The Wings. The New
rcsk American thus refreahes the me mory Of The
Enquirer nPon the hickory poles live hogs and por.
ter barrels ~hirh formed the insignia Of The parry
which elected General jackson to the Presidency:
Why, the. least regulated Of The log cabin and
hard cider rsjoieogs in 1910 were AZ nothing 10 he
hickory pole and whole hog worship Of The days Of
Jacksonism. In Tins city. hogs -vermabie hogs
were paraded IN lrumsh,al procession as the emblem
not unmeet --Of hs psriys and hickory trees
were planted, add barrels Of beer poured into the
holes. md animals. claiming TO Le men. some Of
whom have since been in Office aud ran away with
The treasure. laid down and Tapped the drink And
The Richmond Enq1irer. the ely end fellow ,vor-
shipper or theso animals ventures to launl Whis .
gsIy with mKmmaies and incorporate excuses.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16

The Associaiion fn the promorion Of the Fine
Arts an Scotland has. since ia institution. ten wears
ago. collected f36.000 The number OF paintings
bought Is III. besides 40 pieces Of sculptnre; and
The sum Distributed among the artists probably a.
or f3. 900 per annum
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16

STATE ELECTIONS. I'VE invite The attention
OF our readers 10 the following statement Of the
O6eaf Vote for Governor in tais State given al the
iasi four elections. II presents Of one view the
relative strength oi the Two great parties in
Connecticut AMI demonstrates what We have oiIen
claimed. thai when the Wing party arc united and
hiring Oai their fall strength the polls sure and
triumphant victory is the result
In 1910 the whole number NJ votes IepalIv
returned for Governor was 55.2S2, Of which
number WIN. " Ellsworth (Whie) received % $40
John M Niles (Loro) received IS 270 and there
were l42 scattering votes. Mr. ElsworIh's
majority Ass.
IN l64l The whole nnmhero Of votes legally
returned oT Governor was 46 637. Of which number
WA. w. Ellsworth (Whgl received 1856
Francis ". NicoIl (Loco)receved 81 .3e7. and there
were 4os scattering votes Mr. ElIsw0rih's nsjs rity
5.l35.
In Is42 the number ofvoies legally returned for
Governor was 81 253. of which number WIN. w.
Ellsw orih (Whig) received 23,700--chaunaey +
Cleveland tLoeo) received IS SEA. and there yers
1889 abolition and scattering votes, No choice bv
People. MIR Cleveland falling short Of an election by
126 votes.
In 1913, the number Of Votes legally returned
for Governor. was 81 926. of which number Roger
3 Baldwin. (Whig. )rsceived 2540l;Rogsr Baldwin
lSO; c Cleveland. Q.oco.) 27.4I6; and there
were 92l abolition aud scattering votes No
choice BY The people, Mr. Cleveland waning 81
votes Of an election.
We trust thar the Wigs II Connecticut. afler
examining hss statement will resolve 10 rally ss one
man IN support Of"Ihe true principles Of the Con
siiiullon." end no longer allow L0colocoism To-
triumph, through our Indifference and divisions.
Hartford Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16

IP sALvE--Josi received, = sopply of,h.
II 4 cslebnlsd Coral Tip sslss. q. b>.l,cg
cfecked ehopped.or rongh Hps. and ~ asie b.
dee Us JOHN , HAswELf.. fioion 8,
nICK'8 WORKS m 3 V0T.s--1ls
~ unifsfsa asd co-nplsss e.iifon of ,le ,.o,t. al
ino,s.s pek, I Z d. IN tols. splsn6id sdliias,.
suiene - Christrnas ~ Nov Yeaft Cia. a.
@is JOSH HAswELL,
Gee 10 Unio1 Street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16
FCRS.

Furs are little understood in England
Our fair country women are really seen
TO wear rubbish which a Russian laiy's
maid would disdain. And this Is not be-
cause, as Is commonly imagined, furs
are cheap and abundant in Russia. On
the, contrary, strange as it may appear,
The great mass OF Iurs used in Russia,
comes from London, and every fur is
worth SO or 100 pee cent. more there
than in Lonlon- Even the "a nous Sibe
rlan sable Is not Siberian, il comes from
the kurile Islands 10 the Pacific, whith-
er the Russian Government every uther
year despatch ayessel or Two which com
pletes the circuit Of the world, and re-
turns laden with the production of this
distant possession. Ia London, one con
siantiy sees we'll dressed females with
Imitation sabIes, a though the real skip
does not cost over twelve shillinQs-but
The sable Of Kuriie islaud may run as
hlgh kas SIX gsineas a skin, and is
se'dow uader four in price, whilst in
the beauty oilits long, thick, light feel
ing, aad dofk colored hair, there is more
difference than in the price. This is the
sable used by the Russian danes, but in
addition 10 this two furs are generally
worn IN Russia which are almost On
known IN Eugland--the most valuable
OF all iurs, the sea otter and the black
fox. The former is used for Office rs
cloak cellars, and this arrow strip can
not be obtained under ten pounds, in its
most inferior qualities. The black fox
- used for ladies' cloaks and NUTS. A
single collar Of il IS Vorih at least so
guineas.-- Neio Monthly Magazine.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16
FRANKFoRT XIV n, 40

INTEREST ON THE STATE DKBr-The
Commissione's Of The Sinking Fund have already
forwarded 10 New YORK. the principal pau Of Inc
1onsa'y lnsalmens OF interest on the Stale Debt end
will remit The rsmainder in due time.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16

JOHN +. ~. cLAiBORNE.-The vicksburr
Wing Of The 25'h aIf-. has The following
"a friend frunI jackson nfurms US that III
Ciaiborne. alter The mos, infamous course OF cun-
duct which has ever disgrsced public funciioHary
mas resigned hrs Office as commissioner Of Indiana
claims in this State. II were " Ell lor the honor of
The government and his own character NJ he had
never accepted IT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16

'Well,' said the Ernpe ror, syou have
produced q catidai work, ondob,edly--
there is an order Tor the eighteen thous-
and francs, and here is another Of an
equal sum for the fright ! have given
you