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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-09


00s Ill l.iat portion 81 tie anSnfnsH. ol LI
Winchester. which contained ghe petition 0f
le6ars Erealise 6ui0n, which Boone
called special pleading.
teIger briefly opposed ihs motion.
and said that The gentleman coull nos strike
Out portion IS resolution which had
been acied npon il Tie House
Mr Coleman said ii could MOI Sc eonsid
cred motion q cofnecf the journal. f1E il
nov gave true statement of facts. Il was
rather motion @ chang lhe Journal and
make Il give an untrue sn,eni. which be
Was opposed los Alter canrersation
lF. Boone withdrew = amend.
Local petitions and were lien
presented and referred apIiate com.
nitiees.
The standing comm ~ wars and
means reported 3 bill t0 regulate he licen.
sing of billiaFd.tabls which vas referred Is
q committee Of The whole Cor l0~ulDf
MF. Maxwell, from 3 select committee
reported back, without alnendmenl. bin Is
incorporate the Grand Ledge and Capital
Loege No III, +. q. o. r..
Mr.. Cooper moved e reconsider The vote
Of yesterday, On The bill todiYide tie State
into congressional districts.
An effort vas made q suspend The orders
Oflhe day, which after some sqaabling, sue
ceeded.
The question being On the motion "a re-
consider, the ayes and noes were called for
and resulted as follows: ayes 80, noes IS;
50 the motion was lost
Mr.. offered 10 amend the fee bill b
providing that the fees 81 Clerks Of Courts
shalt be paid IN advance.
Mr. Lawson supported tie amendment ID
an able and eloquent speech Of twenty eve
or thirty minutes, and moved 10 amend Nc.
Lea's amendment hy extending It's proyis.
ions q al the officers Of Courts, which was
adopted.
Mr.. Leafs ryder, as amended By Mr.. Law
SON. was adopted b. ares So, noes ~ a
motion was forthwith made 10 reconsider
the last vote, which vas adopted by ayes AZ.
noes Al.
The amendment 10 the Uder was then
Withdrawn, aud question being upon The
adoption Of the ryder Much debate arose
upon the subject, and motion being made
TO reject the amendment, It was decided
ayes 80, noes 80; SO the motion 10 reiecl
was LOST. But the Speaker decided thai
the ryder vas out Of order, inasmuch as il
had net been read soperately three times,
on suspension Of the rules. SO the bin was
put upon its third reading and passed with
out the ryder. Mr.. Cooper offered 10 amend
The title Of the bill BY calling il bin to q.
bolish certain Offices IN this State. This
amendment was not adopted, and the Bill
passed with the title as reported.
Khe House then adjourned e. o'clock
I an Mnndau-
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-09

We would inform our readers Of this place
that the Msssrs. Wyman have received a
supply OF the new edition Of Presbyterian
Hymn Books, published under the supervi-
sion OF the last General Assembly, which
they will sell at cOsi. The Session OF the
Church in this place have adopted this new
edition, and recommend it to The congrega-
tion, Is, in . short time, il viii Be the only
book used BY the Presbyterian church through
out The Union. Il certainly is a very fine edi-
ton, containing larger number Of hymns
than The old one and the psalms and hymns
therein ere differently arranged.
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It9stestppt NeotsIat1are,
SENATE.

SATURDAY, Feb. 3.
A communication vas received from the
Governor transmitting report Of the join
select committee, appointed ii 1912, to *.
anime the Planters and Rail Road Banks III
2atchez. Alter some discussion On mo-
ton % print Tie report, which was lost, the
report was referred to the committee on the
Planters Bank.
Mr.. Matthews, from The committee on
finance reported bill to change Tie iscal
year from the iTst 81 March q the first 81
May. This bilI, Is reported provides against
the releasing of The suEeties 81 Tax collec-
tors on account Of granting ca extension 81
time 10 make their collections Il, and set.
dement's With lhe State.
The following bill vas read third TINS
and passed
a bil| 70 authorize the auditor Of public
accounts 70 take land from franklin White
ia payment 81 debt due By bin 70 The
The Senate went into committee Of the
whole on ihe follcaine bin.
"A till 81 rfoide 10 Jurors Iess cIimi.
nal prosecutions 81 WEIGH The Safe fails "a
convict Ind oCIorefs fees. tc.. oul Dc The
respective ceaniF Ileasariea
a Ell % 1uihorz Che auditor public
rcccnniS @ settle claims loI adteFiisine
land bought 81 81 CSC Snle lsl taxes Va.
I'ope amendments were made 60 Ibis BILL
and find 4 inp5 bIe 6 report them Gil
lhey ere epgfc
Aha 1eAAl4, Ailef posi- roling ihe Internal
llrP.ezeMeni 81. a. olen1al, adjourned.
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More He1ns


Hon. w. G. R1vEs hns written letter g
Col. N. Fontaine. Of ylrginia. II which he
declares his preferences for az. CLAY, and
his determination ID suppo i'm should Mr..
Van Buren, Sc nominated 81 the democratic
convention. Il Is well known that Mr..
Rives Is the leader of The conservatives, whe
surrendered all claim to Van Buren's admin-
istra.ion ID 1887, and which party Ar. r.
nov calls upon % Sc with him II supporting
Mr.. CLAYl He says:
GIN this state of things, are wes [she COM
sorvaiivesl who have % olten testifeds IN
The face ST the world. our deep and earnest
convictions 81 The fatal and demOTalizing
Tendencies Of Mr.. Van Burens whole sys-
TEN 81 poliiical aclioD, % stand aside with
folded arms. and to shrink into an inglori-
ous. had almost eaid reasonable nsnlrali-
nv. stause of some differences Of opinion
On questions or public pelicg, from Mr. Clay,
which 8 wise spirit Of moderation, and lhe
recognized arbirament OF the public wills
are daily narrowing ID magnitude and exe
TENS huhbiy think metz
Then, aflsr some excellent remarks 81 The
ersa, importance 81 she election Of Chief
Magistrate. and ihe duty Incumbent upon al
good citizens % lake decided part 81 eeys.
Y n ihs approaching Pl,aidsn,ial contest,
then. we ought pot and cannot BE- neatFal;
and II. s. ev6re ching now indicates IS % Be-
the ease. that contest shall % rftWeen MI.
Van Buren, and lr. Clay. haze lilils
hesitation Is but one Iine 81 .ciicn FL which.
wo can acquit ours |tes 81 t1e ful ueesuree
OF oar duty lo lho country. end lnAt -, NAsI-
Inr eI| minor ern.|0 I|oUo. % .IFo I1HIN
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LOcO FOCO pRINCIpLEs.

Locofocoism rallies under the banner which
en- indignant people have once lramPled in
the dust. "Martin Van Buren, and the Sub
Tresuryi the purse and the sword in the
hands Of the PRESIDENT no credit; no paper
year public expenses, and nothing 70 pay /;
high salaries 70 Office holders, and low wages
70 laborsrs standing army in time Of peace !
negro testimony in the navy party servility
before public good in the selection Of public
officers and repeal and reputation Of pub
lie engagements and public liabilities
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The honorable John Ferdinand Hamlram.
ock Claihorno and Mr. Graves, Chociaw
Commissioners, have been removed by tie
President, and Geo. s. Gaines ofMobJls. and
Mi. Rush. 81 Philadelphia. have been ap-
pointed Ga iheir niend. This Get certainly
epiilleg Captain Tyler d some lille credit.
end We hope ih9i DO colonel win. Is his
loiiIeusni' have "a opportunity 81 eeulink
pc Prirals elaine,
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liz. keding give notice asthe would
NO go move 9omeN1 % ai6 '1lnl RUE
eo as q rad ihn
80 lnto1icatnG iquoI he % eAsKsa
iQF eale ef exhibited within ihe Capitol er
o. We public grounds adjacent lheEaios and
that The geslaurafeurs s. forthwith Eeln0Hed
from The Caplso
1dere were more delays oi busIne a.
usual. frem abolition memorials.
In the Senate, on lho 25th, considerable
time y g occupied "a The Bill introduced 81
IL. 1allm4a s loF the Improvement q the
Fox and Wisconsin rivers. An amendment
vas adopted proposed 81 Mr. 1appan. which
was that the lands should not be granted 70
sieconsln lol making sheee inpfepe snonis
Until after she had been admitted 81 Tie
Union. No definite action vas he'd On ihs
bill.
Some further debate v Is had Oh tie Oregon
reeolat ten, requiring the President % inf0fm
Great Britain that Ibis Government desired
q PIT = End o The joipt Occupation d Ores
gene hen tbs subject as deferred till
Iuesday.
IA the House, there Was long debate on
8 proposition % print the arguments ol tie
Two contesline members from Yirginias Cog
gin and (4ilmor. Gilmcr very modesily took
8 Prominent part II the dehaie. The PRINT
ing was finally ordered, when The House
adjourned
The number 0f white malesin Ohio Of q
years and upwards. according e lie returns
of The clerks Of The several courts 81 Com.
mon Pleas Tor 1913, is 81 $685.
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Infnrmnfion Wnnial.

SomS time in November last, B. w. Rob
sris. Repudiating member 81 congress frsm
this State, left Cor Washington City and has
not be heard Of since. We fear that he has
been unable 70 find ne nay . the capitol,
Or else be has rspudiaisd his passage bin and
probably confined in some county jail for the
same. Any Information respecting him will
Be- thankfully received by his constituents.
Also, 7. M. Tucker. q the same stripe,
lsa on the 18th Of January last for the same
place and has not been heard Of. We are
not astonished At bis not getting TO Washing
ton, q he has not sense enough 70 take him
Be fond the limits Of Tennessee. Should
either of these worihies, ~ accident, Ar.
rive al washington 10 hoPs our frisndu q
The Inielligsncef viii nolify us Of the iaet.
ar The Cincinnati Daily Commercial Q
January 3Oth, aays:-" Flour sold yesterday
from wagonsa. $3.50 and inspection s. .si
from City Mills The river is falling. The
ice in the CANALS or inches thick. Their
mometOr At zsro."
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-09

ELECTION or UNITED STATEs SENATOR. =
The legislature Of Louisiana met in convan
ton yesterday for The purpose Of electing
u. s. Senator, vice the Hon. Alexander
Porter, deceased. Upon the second ballot
The Hon. Henry Johnson was elected; the
vote being for Johnson, SO; Walker, IS
blank, 2 Mr.. johnson is staunch Wing,
has been IN the Senate before, was once
Representative, and afterwards Governor 81
the State. His election secures our ascen
dency ID che Senate. aud settles the aspiFa
ton Of some dozen ambitious Iocofocos
whose eyes have been strained BIZ looking
too strongly in the direction Of Washington
City, Irop. j IN. so.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-09

PENNSYLVANIA STATE DEBT.-ResoIu-
iions have been introduced into the leeisla-
tuTe Of Pennsylvania, b. Mr.. Cooper, Of
Adams, for the payment Of the State debt,
now amounting 70 $40, O0O, 900. The means
to Be applied are /, Sale Of tho public i'm
.provemenls Of the state; g The appFopria.
lion Of the public lands Of the United States.
or proceeds thereof as may rightly belong 10
.her.-B.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-09
Later from Mexico.

The schooner John Barr, Captain Hollingshead,
arrived yeasteTday in Eve days ftom Vera Cruz.
The Captain reports that on the 9th ult, the
u. s. Sloop Of War Vincennes, captain Buchanan,
was lying at SACRIFICES, awaiting the arrival oil
General Waddy Thompson, 20 convey him 70 the
United States.
twas reported ct Vera Crux thar an order had
been issued BY the British Charge d'AHails, thai
the identical British flag which was the eubieel
Of the late diffculty between Great Britain end
Mexico, should Be hoisted on the flag staff az The
Castle Of st. Juan de- Ulioa, on the arrival Of the
new British minister, who was daily expected
and national salute fred from the city and TIE
fort beloTs his landing whether il will be com
piled with remains to Be seen.
The Santa . prisoneHs eenfmed 81 fhe CostlG
81 kerola, were sueeTine draadfnlly dnrinR III
last month Is Of the number died IN that time,
and % alone cut Of those who remain ere able Il
do any thing. - Fopic.
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AzO0 CITY SCHOOL,

she second term o. The Yazoo CITY
school VIII commence 6n Monday rSsi.
II addition s. lie adyani6k here,6I1Ts AZ.
IofNea, comp lsnt inelru el1esc Il music has
been procured and 81 things requisite e a.
etieisnl course & musical instruction viii
Be provided.
TERMS
fflnaEIees per month, - SO
.englinh Grammar. (seosr -. and q.
States History. 90
History bse. 5e. "a
Mathematics, latin ana Greek Lan-
guase ano ornamental branches. 90
Music on piano, exlFas 1o 90
Board with ihs ieaichsrs, or il private fs-
miles on liberal terms
H0LLISTER, Principal.
Yazoo City, Feb. 8, Ie44. 2i-1t.
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The tJedelson Democrat Is the tide Of
4 nav paper published n Kosiusko, By AR.
jacobs. j is founded upon the ruins q The
g Alfalfa Gazeste". Politics, L0coioco.
The "Pacifcasor il The lille Of another
new paper, published il ihe sans place b.
Ar. M'cary. Politics. noae. We have %
doubt both win make foriuns. We wish
Them success.
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M ERR.

~ Madison county, on the 5lh inst. 81
the ReV. E. " Boyd. CT. HAmER, ESQ,
of 1azoo City, % Miss =. e. BRIcKEEh. 81
tie former place.
inst. by the Rev James ii. Matthew. 9r
alcAgAH PIcKET, 81 Waco countV. Is Mis-
LANE ELIZA CLARK. daughter 81 Gen. VIM.
Clark. Of the former place.
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The first annual Spring Races over the
jackson fhli Course, viii commence 81
Monday next che 18th inst. and viii con-
time one week. There are many ino sta
hlss in aiiendancs. and We have 30 doubt
bhi ill who attend win Be well paid for their
attendance 81 lho races, as much good run
Alag ir expected
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There viii be PRoTRAcTED BAPTIST three
days meeting held in this place, commence
ing THIS EVENING At early candls-lighl
and continue until Sabbath evening next.
There win be several preachers in atssn-
dance.
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0r We are authorized 70 announces Mr.;
SAIL s. CALDWELL az q candidats for Town
Constable a. the mex. corporate election.
a. We are anthorizsd TO announce Mr..
r.. ID. VIM, a. q candidate for re-eleclion
20 the Office Of Town Constable, AZ The next
cOrpofats election.
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= ae STATE e AilssissipRis BQEIkAE PRoslTE
CourF.
BoLlsAA coUNr1. Jen. rem, 1874.
Estate of gberl Harris, decd
IP0N The petition 81 joseph MiGoire
adminislsaleI d 81 and singular the
goods and chatlels, rights and credits which
were 81 said deceased, and upon the ac-
count Of ihe said administrator. exhibited
on Crib, ahesing that ihe personal estate Of
said inleslale isinsuficient to pay bis debts.
L i therefore ordered By Che court. that an
persons Interested ii the following lande.
lenemsnis and heridiiamehis 81 the esi5 De.
ceased. % vii. EFaetisna section. No. Z.
Lots, 30. !. 9 9 II, l2& Is. is fractional
section No. h. fractional section, No 50,
The north half of section 30. 81 and. al of
sections and 20 hing neSih.of The. CEoe.
taW Boundary, 81 lying ID Township %, Of
fange, No. 3, west, c0nsainine 81 estimate
ESQ - 100 acfes-Als0 east half &C south
east quafierof section SIS in Township No.
Is, Of range No. 2 wesg. containing 70 20
100 Of acres. BE cited @ appear before the
Probate Court Of he county 81 Bolivar Al,
The Court house thereof 81 The ttird Mon
day Of April next, 10 shew cause. ifanv.
they can. WIZ che said intssiaie should n6t
be sold b So much thereof IS IN s. Sniff
ciept g pay end satisfy h;1 dsbls. 81 The r..
sidae thereof. ls IS ordered further that
said citation 3 oe,ed Dp three 81 lie
oat bic Places ii BoQaF Comfy, for
thirty days and b Published IoF the same
length q lime i The Yazoo City Whip.
a true Gopg ffora Tie minutes.
IEsEs Abb DODD, Cl'k.
5sn. 1914, fprs Gee SID s859
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-09

RAN.-N. w. Hatch, ESQ, has favored
the editor Of The Vicksburg Sentinel with .
neurological table Of the rain fallen al Yicks.
burg from Oct. 1913, 10 January 1914.
The number Of The fair days are stated Al
Is rainy, S. depth Of rain in inches, So.
IS. The past weather has bpen very gen.
orally the same throughout the state. Last
year, during the same period, The depth 81
rain in Vicksburg, was but 1850 inches: Il
was also six times longer ia falling.
Southern Reformer.
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u or We are authorized 70 say that 9. F.
HAMER, Esq, will serve If elected TO the
Office Of Mayor Of YazOo City, for the snsu-
ing year.
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n-D NOTIOEI-IIereafter the payment
VI for All Advertisement VIII Dc
due after the first observation-disclosures aroHn
= distance MUST be paid for Ana mav@mees
RWs January 1s le44s
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Once, a tea party gentleman remarked
10 lady which was Prssents be would ike
10 know what course ! parcel ofladies would
steer, IL they were in vessel on the ocean
BY themselves; she very readily replied, foF
the Isle Of Man to Be sue.
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or We learn from the Vicksburg Wing,
that she Mississippi river is within a few
feet Of being as high as il was last year, and
Is rising very fast.
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or We re Indebted Is Captain Wallis,
30 en- youn. og st c'ns'nnaf New Or
lcans end YicabpIe papers. Thanks captain
lor he mail
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Or The YazoO river is now very hisI
and siill rising.
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CO. The Hon. Joss p BoyD. Senator from
Leake county, died s. Jackson, % ne sIss
nn.. el ---II n-..
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g = VER HEsEM ENTS.
aIl6e0 at this Office.
b01 g 90 Apprentices % the Pfinline
business. One from tie coanlfe and
eged aboul IS years would 81 preferred -.
Apply Immediately
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or The State Of Maryland has been laid
of into six congressional districts, and cleo
lions for members Of congress viii Be held
on the l4th inst.
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81 PTo-idoni q 10 united states i 1874


lei. A SOUND NATIONAL CURRENCY,
regulated BY the will end authority Of The Nation.
"a. An adequate REVENUE, with fair PRO
LECTION TO AMERICAN INDUSTRY
3rd. JUST RESTRAINTS ON THE EAECU-
TIVE POWER, embracing further restriction
on the exercise Of the VETO.
9Th. A faithful administration Of the public
Domain, with an equitable DISTRIBUTION OF
THE PROCEEDS Of the sales Of i amongall tho
States.
sth. An HONEST and ECONOMICAL admin
ieiraiion Or the General Government, leaving pub
lie officers perfect freedom Of thought and Of the
right Of suffrage, but with suitable restraints
against improper interference in elections.
6lh. An amendment Of the Constitution, limit
ing che incumbent Of the presidential office to .
SINGLE TERN.
With respect to the station which that portion
81 cur population engaged in MECHANICAL
pulsuii1 ought 70 occupy in the United States 4
hink hni az citizens, nGfire and nQtlraheeds NH
~ any regard 70 eir REsFEcTfvE vocATIoNs should
iog rucf confederation "a society az - due e their
Uiriie and inielgence, heir industry, sobTiety and
general deporinleni.n -lENRR CLAY.
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Sands o. American NetMen VIE nave held.
tc lr hlNt consecutive pilntlpleg; this
sound rom bis bagla win awksn the cen.
saIva.iTs party a aasnes IS their dnty and
lead lhsn 81 VIII energy . the attack under
the proud and gloriOus banner q CLAY!
While On this subject. we win state chat
Mr. WEnszaR end Gen. sco11 have also pub
liely declared their preferences isl Mr. clayl
With snch help, what have The Wings 20
fears e he great Whig Party VIII arouse
from iheig Iethargys most glorious and
brilliant picioSy win Be theirs, thrice glorious
than the enc achieved ia 1910. Arouse,
ihens brother Wings and buckle on your
amor for he contest, and rally under lhs
Banner Of Clay and your CoUNTR1l
M. Editors-Plsaae announce the following
gentlemen as candidates for Mayorand sslecsmsn
81 YazOo City, who viii Sc supported BY
MANY VOTERS.
For MayoT-C F. HAAER. Esq.
For Selaefnnn
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4 O a b

new York, ian g 1eA&.
en The undeni sned IS rsadg and Will-
lng q make the usual advances Oh cansign-
menis made cur mutual friend, M. VIZ. B.
I1soNs b being aHlhogizeds % make A.
saDgemenis for that purpose.
Respectfully. yours &c.
THOMAS W JONES'
No. 3. Pine Street..
q j references are
Alessls PRIME. WARD s. KnSo,
booRlIAN, JoHNsroN d Co.
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Ono ELEcTORAr TIcKET.-The Wing Con.
vehtion Of Ohio have appointed Hon. Thos.
corwin and Peter Hitchcock senatorial cleo.
tors; BslIamy Storer, congressional eleclol
from The Cincinnati district.
Jeremiah Marrow and Seabury Ford
Esqs., were appointed delegates % the Bal
,imore Wing Convention from the State a
large.
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"A resolution has passed the Legisiaiure
granting permission e 4. s. Graves - r..
turn 20 this State ior The purpose Of explain
ing the causes that induced him 70 steal lhe
funds Of the State, and offering him pro.
lection from the laws Of the State, thus. in
manner, granting . license 10 steal to I'll
who may wish 10 engage in such business
We are graifsd 70 know thar The t0higs are
largely in the minority.
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william b. Wilson.

Commission AID EOaa0ag1ing
DDN0NU
NO q PINE STREET. New YoRK.
g will continue . pr parties.
af attention 90 sales d Clifton.
Pork. and 81 SORTS. of Southern and sslssn
Produce consigned 70 him.
BE will also continue d pnTChase every
description @ Goods @ order, and l1ooa Bis
long xps. ience, hopes Ilis nnlasFous friends
will. % encourage him when III want
81 lis 9stg1cc
{. S-gsh advances made o. con.is q
1zt
r
oaes
N Ks.k.
ca CIR.
Neu 4r le4
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-08-17
WASHINGTON
HOTEL.
EIsIgAEesN Wed.

The subscriber. late OF Wilmington,
Delaware where he kept Public House
for many years, respectfully informs the
Public, that he has taken the Tavern house
Elkton, lately occupied by Mr.. Josiah
Foard, and known as the " ashngton
Hotel, where he is fully prepared to Gu
terrain both clIzcas and Strangers. in a
manner tina: he hopes vii! give general
satisfaction.
He is we'll prepared te accommodate el-
ther transient or permanent BOARDERS,
at very moderate charges ind every effort
will be made to insure their comfort.
Ills TABLE will be pleulluIly supplied
with the best the market affords, served
up in the best style and every attention
will be bestowed to please in This branch
Of the business.
His Stable is an excellent one, well
supplied with provender- his hostlers al
tenlive and obliglng, and his stable yard
is large aud commodlous, with good sheds
for carriages.
DRONERS can be accommodated on
the most reasonable terms.
l!a respectfully soIicels share of Pub
lie patronage, and ilaters himself he will
be aDle to merit it, by pleasing all who
give him call.
Respectfully
The Puhic's Serv't
SAMUEL MILLER.