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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-09-26
No Apology for Wigs.

NNE publish the following letter from sense
w OF duty 10 the public. 1t is JUS, such let
ter as we should have expected from such source.
We know Dr. Quigly personally, and there 20
man in the country, whose opinion IS entitled to
more respect. He is on all subjects honest and
sincere, ard MS high character as physician can
be st,ssfed by the frst medical men in this city,
PAiga. SuH.
SaKFHEEpsTows, Va, Oct. 10, 1919.
Dear Sir-You inquire Of me whether ! have
used your Hair Tonic, and the effects. Several
years ago my hair began TO faIl rapidly from the
scalp, end had the prospect Of premature bald.
ness During several years used various pFepa-
rations. recommended for the hair, from whieh !
derived no bene6t. AZ length affier2 recommend
cd your Hair Tonic. ! esed three OF f5sr bottles
according to the printed directions and al the end
of six months. my hair was thick set and since il.
tendency 20 turn grsy was arrested.
have never before given a certificate. recon-
mending peseat medicines, which indiscriminaiely
used, rs they often afe do much injury, bit in 9
case like the present, where know the article to
De beneficial and that 1t can do no harm have no
scruees in stating facts within my own knowledge.
Youis, SC.
JOHN QIlGLY, NJ. ID.
DR.. d. JAYNE, Philadelphia.
The above Hair Tonic is for sale by G.. & c. w.
DOLL, Martinsbgrg Va.
Marrh 2 Igdf--lv
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-09-26
IRnNI lRlMIl

N HAVE just received full assortment of Ham
u mered and Rolled Iron, Warranted the best du-
rsbe refined metal; assorted Bar, Plough Iron
IL oIseshoe Bars and Nail Rods, Square aud Round
Iron, different sizes, Sledge Moes, Scollop Iron,
&c. &c, all OF which will sell low for cash
r. DUENlNGTON,
March 81 Kemeysyille Depot.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-09-26
MOGafs Vegetable life Pills
AND PHOENIX BITTERS.

A PURELY vegetable and most mildly yet ef-
IN fectually operating family medicine, il now
fully established upon the highest station in public
estimation by tie ordeal Of universal experi-
ence. The most res pectabe and scientific members
OF the medical profession who have witnessed their
prompt and astonishing power in the most difficult
and riehtfa cases of scrofua and other destructive
maladies that can be found recorded in the annals
of medical science have been compelled to surren-
der their prejudiees, and have freely awarded TO
these VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES the testimony
OF their warm and full appreciation, in letters now
in the proprietor possession. In addition to these
be has thousands ofceuifcatCs from persons whom
they have cured of ths most obstinate and distress
ing bilious and liver complaints jaundice, costive
ness, piles, rheumatism, ersypelas, sweings, ul-
GERS salt rheum eProsy, uasightly erupiions Of the
skin and ioulness of complexion, pains in The head,
side back, limbs, organs and ionts fever and ague
intermittent and remiltent fevers rheumatic colds
and coughs, incpent consumptions, nervous and
gen eTal debility wasting away of the flesh and loss
OF appetite, night sweats, inward fever and dys-
pepsa, with its irighiful train Of sufeinss These
certificates all contain the names and residences Of
the writer's who, with tho exception of some medi-
cal men, the persons cured and whose testimo-
ny, therefore, can neither be denied nor doubted.
As family medicines, independently Of their aston
ishing specific efficacy IN remarkable and unususl
cases they cannot be too highly recommended OF
too universally kept on hand. No medicines at
presen, known have done so much good 10 man.
kind as these, within the last few wears; and GER
tsinly none have been rewarded with more numer.
and authentic testimonials Of their invariable
and extensive efficacy.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail, by DIR.
VIM. B. Molat, 335 Broadway NJ Y.
VIM. DORSEY, Agent.
March 81, i8A4-6mreq Marlnsburg, Va
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-09-26
wILLrAxspoRr, md July

WlLLIANsPoRT, lMd.) July %. I843.
have examined the apparatus Of DR.. Thomson,
called the uTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER,
designed to afford reliefin cases of Prolspsus ule-
III and consider ii as most admirably adapted to
answer the purpose inlended both from the nature
of the materials, and construction ofihe machine,
and the reasonable price at which it is offered, Is
deserving the patronage Of the medical Profession
NJ. A. FINLEY, Nj. d.
September 81, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-09-26
KrOm! hO2. ?!

Il HAVE just received prime lot Of Iron, as
H. sorted, such as Bar Iron, Plough Irons, Horse
Shoe Bars, Nail Rods, Square and Round Iron Of
different sizes; also Scollop Irou, Sedge Moles,
&c., which will sell reasonable Tor cash.
WASHINGTON KROESEN.
r. r. Depot. Jan. 10.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-09-26
Rance's Smsaparilla, Vegetable

EWANCE'S COMPOUND INDICATED
n h HOARH0UND CANDY.
To CoasumptiVs Young Lady.
Oh Lady do not leave now.
We can't afford spare you,
Let not the cold damp on your brow,
From this fair world scare you.
We love You in the woodland sweet.
And by the moonlight shsre,
But most Of ELL in Market street,
In our own Baltimore.
Then don't swee, maid, depart SO soon,
While there is every chance
To rescue beauty from The tomb;
Oh ny to our friend HAScE.
For Love and Art have both combined
To make him skilled and handy,
To save the fairest of mankind,
If they will use his CAsDY.
Price 25 cents per package, or FIVE for 81. For
sale by Seth 5. Hauce corner of Charles and Pratt
strts., Baltimore and in Mariinsb1rg by WIN. II.
HEsLETINE & Co, and by Geo. W. Robbins,
Hedgesviile, July 4, l844--ly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-09-26
Brushes.
EOAr SUGAR,

A PRIME article of Family &c, No. |, 2, &
N 3 Loaf Sugars, for safe, reasonable for cash,
by WASHINGTON KROESEN.
Rail Rnad Denot. Feb. %.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-09-26
Rio egmd ,B0rn C0neeS.

ESXCELLENT assortment of mild and high a
NJ yored Coliees constantly on hand from to
l6 cents, for sale by +. HUNTINGTON.
keneysvile Depot, Nov. 2, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-09-26
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted 10 the estate ofJACoB
"a Hill decd. Are notified TO come forward
aud make immediate settlement and any persons
having claims against the estate will present them
for settlement. JOHN SHAFFER,
October 90, l943. Admir-.
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IEMa,fed for Cash.

EAnA BUSHELS Of Corn, delivered at
OVVV the opequon Mills, for which a
fair price in Cash will be paid
June 20. T. TRAMELL.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-23

On last Monday afternoon, an alarm of
FIRE was given, and 1t was soon discovered
that the Phoenix House was on fire, but
through the untiring exertions Of our citi>
zens, the flames were soon suppressed with,
out much injury having been done to the
house. Had this house been burned, nearly
the whole Of our town would have been des
troyed, as it stands in the most bushes:
part of the place.
We sincerely hope that our citizens vii
now take warming and Immediately form {
Fise Company and procure an Engine.
We understand that some boys set fire tc
some shayIugs that was under the house By
uDthoug ledly throwing d lighted mattel
among them.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-23

In order to remind our friends Of the pro.
position to hold a Mass Meeting at this
place some time in October, and the impor.
lance of early moving in the matter, so
as to give sufficient notice to the people,
we rcpublsh the following resolutions
Res2lued, That we give a free Wing Bar
bacue, and call Mass Meeting OF the Wings
OF Mississippi, 10 be held in this place al
some me about the middle of OctO6er-that
all Wings are invited to our festive board
and council fire, and that we particularly in
vite the ladies 10 grace our cause with their
smiles.
ResoIred, That a committee Of 10 be ap-
pointed to procure the attendance OF distin-
guished speakers Of our party, 10 appoint
the day, and select a place for the Barbecue
and public speaking, and TO specially invite
Clay Clubs, &c.
We have been requested by The Chair
man (Mr. JOSEPH REeAN) of the Commit
tee to request those appointed under the
above resolution, to meet at the Phgnil
House this evening at early candle light
ing. Punctual attendance is requested
Below will be found the names Of the gen
tlemen composing said Committee.
The Presldsnt appointed Joseph Regain
w. Mills ir. F. w. Quackenboss, Nath'
Perry, eremah Lsmkin, Thos. J. Wilson
Peter G. Goosey, Alex. Smith, Jos. c. Lew
is and James A. Stevens, the committee O
10 under The 5lh resolution.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-23

Not so fast neighbours Of the Democrat.
We regret to see you following the steps
of your predecessors. We had expected
you to require some other evidence of the
verify Of a thing than the declaration of the
democratic press-particularly on purely,
political question and we now admOnish
you, with the most friendly feelings, to be-
ware and touch change from Whiggery to
Locofocoism with doubt until you see II
hearlded forth By the Wings themselves.
We find in the first number of the ''Dem-
ocral" the following change:
COZ Hen. Samuel Fessenden, Of Port.
land maine, late whig member Of Congress,
has renounced the support OF Clay, in the
New England papers, over his own signaN
ture."
We should like TO know what station
official or otherwise, what act public or Pri.
vate, which entities Mr.. Fessenden TO the
title of Honorable. Certain it is, that if
members of Congress and those in high Of
fetal stations, arc only entitled to it, then
the Honorable Samuel Fessenden, of Port.
land, is about as much entitled to it as the
Editor of the Yazoo Democrat or Ourself
As to his abandoning the Wing Party, it is
well known in Portland las we doubt if fifty
men out Of his State ever heard of such q
many that he has voted against the Wings
for several years-and is the most thorough
abolitionist in the State Of Maine. He is
the same person whom the Globe sought tc
identify with that gallant young Wing VIM
PTTT FEssENDEN, when the latter was elect
ed TO the 9th Congress; and was according
ly held up to Southern odium as an aboli,
zionist. We can assure our neighbors thai
Samuel Fessenden, Esq, is not the Hon
VIM. Pitt Fessenden-and worse still for hi.
paragraph, the latter is still an ardent sup.
porter of CLAY, an unquestiOned and un
questionable Wing.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-23
Stop Neighbours Stop.

We see in the last number Of the "Yazoo
Democrat an article Of considerable length,
stating that Ezekil Polk vas a soldier in the
Revolutionary War; and that the statements
of the Wings that no was a Tory, is false.
We do not desire 10 enter into a controversy
with our neighbors upon question OF fact,
but the whole article is so absurdly rsdicu-
lous and positively false, we cannot avoid
informing our readers, as we'll as the Editors
of the Yazoo Democrat, that they are either
more ignorant than ne suspected, or more
base than the editors Of paper should be
They are in dilema and must necessarily
take one horn or the other We shall no
pretend to choose for them, experimenting
that we might subject them TO associates
not agreeable TO their friends or creditablt
10 themselves. The fact is, (and we shall
state it in all candOr) that the Grand Fathe
of James X. Polk-for short time durin!
the Revolutionary War-was in command
Of military company, but as soon as tn
war waxed warm and the result doubtful, b.
abandoned the high and responsible trus
committed to his keeping and joined tn
enemies of the country and the Toes Of hi
cOuntTymen-availing himself in the Dea
time of the protection Of Lord Cornwalli'
1t is true, he did not actually participal
against bis country, but secreted himself an
skulked from place to place 10 avoid III
just and summary punishment which th
patriotic soldiers with whom he had late
associated, intended TO nflict on him.
We are astonished that our neighbour
should manifest so little regard for trut
and the true history Of the times, as to col
tradict a statement in regard TO the pes:tiC
of the Grand Father oc the Democratic ca
didate for the presidency, which has be,
and can again be proven by men of Il
highest responsibility in Carolina. Remeh
Der, neighbours, the scriptures say-"Thc
shalt moi lie"
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-23
a gEigh compliment.

IN tao lgst"D socrat" We find CONS
muhlcauou over til, -na,te OF Gosh"
charging ga learned ~. D." Of this place
with writing our editorials. Really, we had
no idea that our editorials were held in such
high estimation as to be attributed to the
head of ga learned NJ. D." who certainly is
man Of the highest order of talents; which
is more than we can say for "GOsh" We
assure Gosh, that were he capable Of dis
eliminating between bad and we'll written
article, We would be- under many obliga-
ions to him for the high compliment he has
paid us in his communication. We again
assure Gosh, that we write all the edi>
torials that appear in the WHIc, except
some times we set them up without writing.
We want no man to play Dumb Orator"
for us, as the author Of ''GOsh" most EN-.
phaticaliy is, and his communication proves
it. We would advise "Gosh" TO stick to
the study Of the law, and read the "Mis>
sissippi Justice" which would probably bet.
ter fit him for the Office he now holds.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-23
FoR IRE WHIG.

Mr.. Editos:-I find my friend "Gosm''
again in the columns of Democratic press,
and | congratulate him on his second ap-
pearsnce. trust he may find his new vo-
cation profitable as well as agreeable. Ger
tain it is, the enviabe distinction which his
famous letter to the Mississippian gave him,
ought of itself to be sufficient inducement
to continue his labors in what he is pleased
TO call the good cause. The fact is, Mr..
Editor, Gosh" is not only a clever fellow,
good writer, and by no means poor poll
tiean, but he possesses another qualiica,
ton which adds much to the weight of his
opinions and the force and beauty Of his
composition. Strange as it may seem, Mr..
Editor, he possess knowledge about your
editorials which | presume are known only
TO certainly not to you or myself.
How he can determine, and what right he
has TO presume that any other person than
the Editor of the Wing wrote the piece
! styled ''Who are the friends of Law, Or
: der, &C., is known only to himself am
much indebted to him for the notice he is
pleased TO take OF me, but he will excuse
me for declining controversy in regard TO
an editorial which he seems to know more
about than / do. But | would advise nv
friend "Gosh" TO attack the positions as
sumed in the piece, instead Of resortlng to
: low expedient to discover an ANONYMOUS
writer. NJ. d.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-23
Election Returns.

We are as yet without full returns from
any of the States where elections have been
held. In our next we hope TO be able TO
give complete returns Our Coon is growing
impatient, but we will let him loose next
week, so look out, he's death on BOOSTERS.
Kentucky, Nrrrh Carolina ard Indiana
nave gone for the Wings wi'hou; doubt. II
linois ano Alabams. pro'"blv Tor Zoe !ocos.
Missouri has gone for tile aoGs
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-23
COM MER GAL.


From the n O. TrOPic of Aug. II, 1874.
COTION.-In our review OF Saturday Iasf. we
stated that very moderate amount Of business
had been transacted in Cotton during the week.
at prices not exhibiting any charge from those
previously paid. On the same morning we re-
ceIved the accounts by the Caledonia steamer
from Europe up to the 9th ult. In the Liverpool
market prices had given way l-8 to Lid, not
" ithstanding good demand ION The trade, bur
the large imports and great accumulation of stock
induced holders 10 be free sellers even at the de-
cline noticed. The Havre market was dull, with
slight fluctuations in prices of | to centimes.
In our own marker, these accounts have passed
of without producing any perceptble change,
although holders OF old cotton have shown more
inclination 10 realizes and on the few sales effect
ed perhaps slig hit concession has been made
but not sufficient TO call for any remark. The
transactions of the week sum up 300 bales, IN
GLIDING 100 of the ne'0 crop, which has opened
at &C. for fair, the whole having been disposed of
at that price. The arrivals Of new cotton thus
far exceed 500 bales, whilst last year the first bale
came TO market on the 18th of August
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-23

g clicked" him we'll for his Presumption
pro6t bV the idea the fable imparts- make
a practical application oft TO the lOcO's as
the campaign progresses Watch loCofoco-
ism in all lis guises and disguise, for it is
very like the description which George Ed
ward Feiz-Ausustus Seaton the cOlored
caterer of the City Hotel, New York, gives
of a potatoe, "Ds exterior may appear re-
markably exemplary and beautisome while
de interior is totally negative"
I.Ucofocoism respects neither talents, gen
Jus, patriotism, worth, age or sex, calumny
is worshipped by her as goddess, APpelles
painted this goddess, Lucian described her,
but il was reserved for q locofoco editor to
give the finishing stroke Of genius. " The
WrsrERN EAPIRE', a paper published al
DAYTON, Ohio. charges the ladies OF BaIti-
more, Philadelphia and New York with be-
inc present at the recent Wing Meetings
and "Darticipdting" in their "debducheries
and drunkenness" quote yerbatum. II !:
false, the fellow is Of the monster species
For
Show me a cause that is frowned on by them,
And shew me a cause they love
III shtw YOU a thing that truth will condemn,
And u thing that truth will approve"
IN the open field with ga clear SKY anI
equal sun" locofocoism has no ''phass" o
fron:, old or new, to appal the stout hearte'
Wing, even should "liitle Jenny" Polk ap
pear as general:ssimo in that same red Goa
which his grand father wore as a rebbel II
the camp Of Lord CORVALLIS.
Wings Of Mississippi the standard borne
by you at the May Convention in Baltimore
contained the symbol Of our State, and the
proud motto uC promise "Tho laurels o
lS4O will bloom afresh in 1884," canno
will not believe, that for a want Of energy
for a want Of vigIance-for want OF In
dustry or a union Of the whole, that YOU
will let your political crop get sin the grass"
50 that the nosCious wsed-Polk may spring
up in it. In 1910 by another brave, yoI
threw this "loaihsomo weed away. Ii
1874, | say ruto you, verify, yerlly, II is 10
better by its "new phase. The progenYo
Locolocoism are like tho forces who there
is no, a best. among thCm.-llence yo'
should teach the regulators that even re
pudstion is right when il repudates Loco
fUcoism and its leaders.
PHILLIP WALLIS,
OF Yazco county.
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Speaking I'D Benton.

Gen. P. B. SFARKE and HENRY GRAY,
Esq, addressed large number of the citi-
zens of this county at Benton, on Monday
last. We were not present, but understand
that Mr.. Holt, of Benton, attempted a re-
ply and was most emphatically fused up"
by Gen. Starke. Messrs. Starke and GRAY
are two Of the Wing Electors for this State.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-23

~ Wont Of room renders it absolutely neces-
sary tor Us To postpone any notice of the speaking
in the Club Room on Saturday night last, until
next week. Also the remarks Of the Democrat
in regard to editorial of ours Of last week,
STYLED .'Who ape tho friends o. Law, Order,' &c.
We will state, however, that the notices of both
tnken hv nur neiph bors. IRE unfair and illiberal.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-23

OF We have received very interesting
and patriotic communication from our friend
Mr.. JosErH REGAIN, and are sorry that want
Of room excludes it from our columns to-
| day:-it all appear next week.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-23
Whig Address.

We publish on the fist page Of to>day's
paper a well written Address to the Wing:
Of Mississippi, by Mr.. PHILLIP WALLIS, Of
this county, now in Louisville, Ky. ReaC
IT.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-23
MT. G.. r. JOnes.

We are truly gratifed to see this worthy
and talented young man associated with our
friend S. L. Lewis in the publication Of the
Democrat. Their combined talents will
make their paper interesting.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-23


lst A SOUND NATIONAL CURRENCY,
regulated by the will and authority Of the Nation.
ID. An adequate REVENUE, with fair PRO-
LECTION TO AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
Ord. JUST RESTRAINTS ON THE EXECU-
TIVE POWER, embracing further restriction
Oh the exercise Of the VETO.
4th. A faithful administration of the public
Domain, with an equitable DISTRIBUTION Or
THE PROCEEDS Of the sales Of it among all the
States
9Th. An HONEST and ECONOMICAL admin
islraton Of the General Government, leaving pub
lie officers perfect freedom of thought and of the
right Of suffrage, but with suitable restraints
against improper interference 10 elections.
9th. An amendment OF the Constitution, limit
lag the incumben, Of the presidential Office to a
JINGLE TERM.
"Wiih respect 10 the station which that portion
Vt our population engaged in MECHANICAL
pursuits ought 10 occupy in the United States,
think that al eitseS. itatire and ndtuTalized, WiM
out any regard 10 their RESPECTIVE voCAToNS, should
enjoy such confederation in society as is due 10 their
Virle and Intelligence, their Industry, sob7iety and
general deportmsnt" -HEERR CLAY.
Let me not be MISUNDERSTANDING
sntTeat that | may not be wIsREPREsENTED.-
{ an NOT advocating The reUiUaL Of a HIGH
PROTECTIVE TARIFF. AM FOR Add
ING BY THE PRINCIPLES OF THE COM
PROMISE ACT. am for doing what no
Southern man Of fair candid mind ever vet
denied-gtUing to The country a reUenue Which
may provide for the economical i0anis of the
GJUeTnmenla and at The same time giUing IN
cidentat protection 10 our home iadusirS. -
Speech Of Henry Clay in the United States
Senate, March LIST, 1879.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-23
Men DrOWned.

Early on Monday morning last, German
by the name Of Faust, tailor, MhO had
been residing in this place for some time
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-23

1-D NOTICE!-HereaRter the payment
VI for ALL Advertisements will be
due after the first Neutrality-suspicious. from
a distance MUST be paid for i'm advance.
Job WORK TO be paid for GA lELlVE"
RY. January Il 1874
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-23

OF We are indebted TO the polite and
attentive officers of the steamers Armstrong
and Volant, and our friends, Messrs. Allen
& BarksdaIe, for late papers.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-23
PHILLIP WALLIS.
OF Yazco county.

OF EaZcO county.
p. S.-P. w. will, in the course Of the
campaign, write Text article upon each
Of the measures coutended for by the wings.
for this paper.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-23

past, drowned himself in the Yazoo. He
was at the time, we understand. laborlng
under fit Of mania poutia.
In the evening Of the same day, Mr..
John Westly, very industrious hardwOrk-
ing German, accidently feel from fiat boat
into the river and was drowned. Mr.. w.
was much esteemed by all who knew him.
His body was found on Tuesday morning,
a short distance from where he fell in.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-23
ID CLASSIFICATION
Louislonr and ,Missi.
ADVERTTSEMENTS s.

6rFWe are authorized TO announce J. 0.
HUNTER as candidate for Assessor Of
Yazoo County.