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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-11-26
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT,
a And possession given on January lst 1916
Eaa5i Two large and comfortable DWELLING HouS
Gl.=les on Dnwiddie street. at present o5cnOied
oy MIR. Jno Haynes and Jno. p. Kiby and seye
al stores and Dwelling Houses on High street "a
well as a number of Houses suitable for small fam.
Ines in Portsmouth Gosport and Newtown.
Ferry. oA' ''e
Cooke, Portsmouth. A. II NJ f,OoWE ~
Oct cod
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WlELIAI REID.
BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAPER tina
EVER

MZzZzMA Just received splendid lot of L..
@>s19z4sdies' and Misses Shoes OF all uuaiitie,
Ior ran and Winter wear. Also Mems fine Shoes
and Boots, ~ hoes
Servants Shoes OF all descriptions.
Brogans, LIST, 2hd and 50 quality, cheap,
kinds, ~ '' VI Ill
Servants Bootecs, lst, End and Sd quality, cheap,
Ladies Half Caters, Morocco Buskins,
Mems Coarse Boots for Sl.75,
Boys and Youths Boots
Leather OF all kinds, and as cheap as can be
oought at any Store IN Norfolk Portsmouth
Also New Stock of the best Qualities OF Trunks
have now on hand Trunks of all Qualities and
sizes and as cheap as can be bought at the Facto
~. an me above articles will be sold cheaper than
can ne purchased at any other Store for cash:
AZ that are in want Shoes and Boots will pleass
can petore purchasing elsewhere las feel confident
na, snaii not fail to give satisfaction as to prica
and quality. WIN. b. PITCHER p'i'o
NJ West side Crawford street
Wv Sign of The Black Boot
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lust RECEIVED HOvEY,S SEEDING
STRAWBERRY.-Al persons who have left
Orders for the Plants of these Celebrated and Ex-
traordinary Strawberries, will please call immedi
ately and get their supply. We have just received
them this Morning, and now ready for deli
very, at the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar
Nov III CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent
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OILS! OILS!! OILS!!!-Just received a full
" supply of the following OILS, SC
70 gallons Purified Lard Oil
80 do Pure Linseed OIL
10 do Pure Sperm Oil, "a fine articlel
los do Fish Oil, (clcan)
so do Patent Refined Alcohol,
Also, Wetherl's Pure White Lead CopaI Var.
nlsh' Chrome Green, Ground Verdig,is, Chrome
Yellow, Vermion, Chrome Red. Iamp BlacL
Turpentine, Glass Putty, &C., &c, all of which
wii be sold at the lowest prices at the Drug Store
Sign of the Big Mortar, High street
NOV Il CHAS. III. HEINITSH, Agent.
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S00 PAGES FOR FIFTY CENTS
0OO Prospectus of the CONGRESSIQNAL

a II u =
wv PROSPECTUS of the CONGRESSIONAL
JOURNAL Tine editors of the UNITED STATES
JoURNAL propose to commence, with the next ses-
Sion of Cong fess weekly publication under the
above title, to continue through the whole session
at the unprecedented lo1c price of FIFTY CENTS,
to each subscriber for a volume of FIVE HUN
DRIED PAGES.
1t will contain faithful and impartial record
both Houses of Congress, the gist of all important
speeches which may be delivered &C., &C. The
most competent reporters will be employed, and
patronage of the public generally The Journal
will endeayor, in its records, to do justice to both
parties, 80 that both parties will feel allowed to pat
ronise the publication. 1t being the long session
as 1t is called, the volume will contain at least 500
pages; each number will contain sixteen pages of
solid matter, which will enable the publishers 10
give all the Proce ceilings worthy of being preserved
IN book form, for binding and future re fcrence.-
nc exceedingly low terms will place it within the
reach Of all the publishers hope that their friends
will use their exertions in obtaining subscribers.
THEOPHILUS FISK
JESSE F. DOW.
WAsHiNGToN, august II. 1S45-Sep rs
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A DEDUCTION OF % PER CEN L in the
"A price of Work at the Sign of the NJ mmoth
Gun In fact pledge myself to work as cheap as
any man South of the Potomac, if not cheaper, and
warranted TO be as good. So if you want your
work done good and cheapcai! at the Sign of the
Mammoth Gun, High street. Portsmouth Va. AL.
80 Guns. Pistols, Shot Bags, Game Bags, Powder
fiasks, Caps, Cap Chargers Nipple Keys, and eve.
ny article called for by Sportsman at small ad.
vance cost.
Oct 20 IA SpAIDINC
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INFANT BAPTISM tested by Scripture and
u History or the infants claim 10 Churchrncro
bershp defended and established on tcstirnon eri
tufal aud historical, by William Hodges A M
Rector of Bruton Parish, Williamsburg, Va. a
few copies for sale by
Now w. II. H. HODGES 4 co.
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ALE!ALEl! ALE!!!

ALE! ALE!! ALE!!!
k9 Ihave now on hand and will
mZfE1mkTT M keep a supply of the very best AL
HrH-ENEF1.IIl BANY CREAM ALE, in barrels
1--WE 4zk VII EIIg and half barrels, also on draught,
sSSae9-25for family use. 1t is of the we'll
known brand, ." Read & Brother and is superior
20 any Ale ever brought into this market and will
be sold at the lowest prices.
NOV " S JAMES
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BELL'S HATS.

cELL'S HATS.
There ia no article in, the wardrobe
~ oi gentleman of taste to which more
" fatsention is paid than to,the HXr and
I the skill and ingenuity Of the best
4 workmcD are taxed to produce an ar
IS&&S Hoie which siia suit the public The
subscriber who has had many Years
1i experience at his business. has just finished his
RAIL- HATS, which he Offers to the beau monde :.
as as possessing every requisite that can Be devised
lneY are graceful in appearance faulhcss in style
uccohg 60 every cast of features, and al the same
uhe iighty durable and economical. A single tri
al VIII convince the most sceptica that the Hat,
mace by ina subscriber may safely defy compete.
uoh ROBERT BELL
Sign of the Panther, High street.
~ Portsmouth, Va.
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WHY WILL YOU DIE, when you can pur-
w chase THE GREAT English REMEDY, BUCH.
ANS HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF LIFE, for the
cure OF Colds, Coughs, Group, Asthma and Con-
sumption.
Also, COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR & WOOD
NAPHTHA, for the cure of Pulmonary Consump.
ton, Chronic Bronchitis aud Sore Throat, Asthma
Chronic Catarrh, Splitting of Blood, Pain in the
Side and Breast, Difficulty of Breathing, Whoop.
ing Cough, Group, Weak Nerves and Nervous IRE
nors, Palpitation of the Heart also Liver Com
plant and Affection cf the Kidneys For sale at
the Drug Store, High street, Sign Of the Big Nor.
tar. CHAS. II. HEINiTSH Agent
Member of the College of Pharmacy and
Nov 10 Chemistry, Philadelphia
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SO6NDRlES1lOO Reams Wrapping Paper,
~ 70 boxes Candles, Hul's Patent
~ boxes assorted Teas, 10 boxes Chocolate
20 dozen painted and vanished Buckets
10 do Brushes,
20 do Brooms, 200 bags Table Salt,
~ or casks Sweet Malaga Wine,
10 kegs Saleratus. ~
20 boxes Adams Wax Candles
l25 bags Rio Coffee,
- Is baskets Olive Oil, Indigo, Pepper, Allspice
Fancy Soap, &C., receiving and moinently expect
cd, for sale by JOSIAH Wills
NOV Commerce street.
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AT AUCTION :

FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-Wi be
II sold at public auction, on SATURDAY next ,
the goth instant at l2 O'clock at the House of Doct
VIM Collins, on Crawford street, next door to the
Crawford House, sundry articles of household and
board one Sofa Bureaus, Bedsteads, Carpets, Cane
Seat Chairs, Lamps, Crockery and Glass Ware
and number of other articles too numerous to
mention in advertisement Terms cash.
Nov 26-2t NJ. benson, Auctioneer.
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NEW BUCK WHEAT FLOUR in Store,
l and for sale by L. BROOKS, Jr.
Nov 20
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FOR SALE.

k'OK KEN ana possession given lst Janua-
n ry, 1916, that large and connections BRiCK
HOUSE situated on the corner of Crawford and
County streets, at present occupied by Mr.. Tbos.
The House is desirable from its location and :,
well adapted for Boarding House. 70 GOOD
tenant the terms will be moderate. Apply to
OCt ~ VIM. G.. MAUPIN
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-11-26

SHOES AND GRAIN.-The Subscriber is
~ now offering for sale at the. Auction and Com
mission store OF Turner & Co., Wide Water
street, few doors East Of the Market House largo
assortment of BOOTS and SHOES, as cheap as the
same can be purchased in this City. Being thor
oughly acquainted with agricultural persons. he
knows what the farmers want and has laid in a
Stock that will exactly suit them
lie purchases all kinds of Produce at the very
hlghes. prices.
p. II. WHITEHURST, Agent for
Nov S-s&TIm o. WnITruUasr
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PUNCH RAISINS.-1O whole and half boxes
~ very fine, for sale by
Nov 20 T. BROOKS, Jr.
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NNRIGHT'S INDIAN EGETARIE
Wv PILIS l,OIINTER EEITEn III.

w PILLS COUNTERFEITED.- The Pronrie.
tor of Wtighps Indian Vegetable Pills has dis
covered that his Pills countcrfcited and cxten.
siYeIy. circulated through the country by persons
unauthorized by him
Dealers in the above Pills are therefore respect.
fully informed that Dr. II. w Dyou & Sons. of
the Columbian College, No. 1872 North Second 81
Philadelphia are the only persons authorised by
me to sell my Pills, in quantity. at the same prices
myself.
Any other persons travelling through the coun-
try Offering my Pills in quantity and at reduced
prices, assuredy base counterfeiers and on obt
to be rejected such by every honest dealer. -
and it is to be hoped will be, If it is only for the
health and the lives of the public
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FERMILLION'S CIRCULAR
SAW MILL,

IN PORTSMOUTH, VIB GINA.
ne Subscriber is much pleased in announcing
h.; 11 the public that he has at length completed
or s5NinKCULAR SAW MILL, situated at the lower
~ VI north street, in Portsmouth,, and that he is
Cj, prepared to answer Orders from the Northern
Or liz ior timber at the shortest notice, for SHIP
~ USE FRAMING, and other purposes
viii uas on hand, and will be constantly supplied
~ Poplar, Ash, Cypress &C. which he will sell
NJ NJ lowest prices, cut TO any size, desired.
ev-aVlng just commenced this business at great
executed with promptness and despatch.
nrs nv, =. JOHN VERMILLION
tbsyS, The National Intelligence will please cow
bill p 10Y twice week for four weeks, and send
'0 "''Cc' Nov 4-4w
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SPEARS! SEGARS!!-"R LA PAL.
~ MA, just received supply of this celebrated
ana noted brand. The Real La Palma Segars and
are considered by competent judges to be the most
Superior Segars in the known world trial will
prove the fact They are imported, and warrant
selves. For sale at the Drug Store, Sign of the
Big Mortar, High street.
Nov 81 CHAS. II. HEINITSH. Agent.
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VIM. WRIGHT, Propricto

No. 1872 N. Second ST., Philada
SPECIAL DEPOT, at the store Of Alexander Du-
vail & Co., No. l47 Main street. Richmond
Also, for sale by CHARLES H. HEINITSH
Agent, Portsmouth, NJ. A. Santos King & Toy, b.
Emerson, Robertson & Cornick, w n. Broughton,
Norfolk and by Druggists generally throughout
the United States Nov IN
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TFHOMPSON,S LIFE PRESERyER

TNHOMPSON'S LIFE PRESERVER-
4 The Subscriber, (only agent in Portsmouth
has just received fresh supply of the above article
10 suit the circumstances of ALL the Proprietor has
each. "
The Life Preserver needs only to be tried fairly
TO prove its value. For sale by
Nov 7-law3w. GEORGE Nj. Balm.
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HNEAS! TEAS!! TEAS!!!-From the Can
ton Tea Company of New York.-We have
lust received fresh supply of these celebrated
TEAS. The importers state they far superior
TO those have hold scretofore, and full worth 25
per cent more in consequence of their fine quality
and favour. They will be sold however at the usual
prices. The following are among those received
Extra Gun Powder Tea $3.50
Do do do do 100
Good Imperial rs
No 2, Fragrant Young Hyson rs
Good Young Hyson so
No. l, Souchong so
Finest English Breakfast 10
Howqua, Finest Black 100
For sale at the Drug Store High street, Sign of the
Big Mortar. CHAS. HEINITSn, Agent.
Nov &c
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SHOT.-60O bags Bird and Bucks, rnomentlv
- expected from Orleans per J. a. Lancaster, for
sac by JOSIAH WILLS,
NOV Commerce street.
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LSLOUR.-l450 bbls Fredericksburg and Fall
Il mouth Extra and Falmouth and Superfine
FLOUR, just received and landing from Schrs
"Lucy Jane,'' Henry Page" ana ''Saiety," for
sale by JOSIAH WILLS,
Nov 26 Commerce street.
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PUTTER AND CHEESE-2O KEGS prime
~ Goshen Butter, 30 boxes prime Goshen Cheese
Just received and for sale s,y
Nov Wills & Co
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-09-05

The price Of liberty IS ensernal vigilance
and cheap Al that
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-09-05
WnITE Hall, Madison county.
Aunnst 8. 1916.


Gentlemen Private business nf impor-
lance calls me TO Carroll county to-day, and
as | cannot attend the Wing meeting at
Jackson, you will greatly oblge me by
promptly Withdrawing my name as candl,
date for Governor as soon as you meet TO-
gether this morning. never cnnsentcd TO
run, and as the committee, Of which was
q member, full we'll knew, ! protested
against the suggestion Of nv name to the
people Of the State, Nth Vplitied hands
and, but for the advice of some friends,
upon whose judgement | relied, should
have Withdrawn il on yesterday, the very
moment it was announced to the wing NEE.
ting. The determination not to accept the
recommendation was firmly resolved upon,
but the most proper time for declining
was subject Of doubt Some Of my friends
urged, that as it was only a suggestion ofmy
name, had nothing as yet to decline--and
they advised me to letthe proceedings GO
on, and to decline alta future day, if thO't
proper. At the time. Was OVeTruleG BY
the advice of my friends. But upon reflec-
ton have come TO the conclusion, that the
proper time TO decline is the present,
when you are assembled together, and
can suggest another name to the pee,
pie Of the State for their suffrages. There
aIe many other names far more prominent
and deserving than mine, and as do not
aspire to the honor Of being candidate for
Governor, most respectfully, but firmly
decline. Ia doing this, il is due TO myself
TO say, that yield to no man in devotion 10
wing principles, and an ardent desire to see
them prosper. But the situation of my
private affairs utterly fOrbids my accept
ence of a station so dignified and response
BILE, to say nothing of well founded dis
trust Of my want of suitable qualifications
for the discharge of its high and important
duties.
As a delegate from Madison, beg leave
TO urge the necessity of a full ticket, OF
none. Let us present full front TO our ops
ponents, and let there be no division in our
ranks. Let us be as united as the heart oil
one man, in the great work of redeemipg
our state from the incubus that Expresses il
May a Cancellation and kindly spirit OIL
compromise preside over your deliberations
and such ticket be recommended, az viii
meet the appreciation Of the people, and re-
dound to their honor and triumphant success
TO the support of such ticket, pledge
myself with all my heart. With great res
spect, have the honor to be, faithfully
your friend, p. HENRY.
To Messrs. Upper, Ford and others, dele
gates from Madison county.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-09-05


To the most superficial observer, who res
views the history Of the Democratic party
in this State, it cannot fail to be clearly aPe
parent, that it has ever been their policy, TO
keep continually before the minds Of the
people some exciting question Of morals,
law, or politics, which would tend 10 draw
them off from tie true issues between the
two parties, and prevent them from closely
scruliniziDg their past conduct, and present
intentions; for they are well aware that were.
their deeds brought 10 light and openly ex~
posed, the "mcne, meme, tekel, apkGrsiR's
of public opinion would ring in their ears.
The damning doctrine Of Reputation for
awhile served their purposes; but, poTceiv-
ing that the people we're beginning to see
through the fimsy sophislries with which
they supported their doctrine, and fearing
they would arise, en- masse, 70 avenge
the injured honor of their State, they sci
their wits 10 work, and brought forth the
BriscOe BiIl-an offspring worthy Of its pas
reniage; which they congratulate themselves
will, fora time at least, distract the atten-
ton of the people from the foul blot which
now rests upon the hitherto unsullied cs>
culcheon Of our Stale honor,
The advocates Of this bill contend, that il
is entirely remedial law, the sole object 81
which is 10 apply new and more expedi>
tious remedy TO the old rule Of The common
law in reference to corporations. TO this
we cannot subscribe. The bill was intro
duced, for the purpose Of applying to banking
Corporations a rule Of the common Law
which never did apply 10 such corporations
in England, and the true effect Of which is
in plain language, to release bank debtor.
from their obligations to tie banks, and e
deprive bank creditors Of al remedy agains
he banks. The bill was introduced iniC
the Legislature By a man Who was known 4
be largely indebted 70 ihe banks ia the State
and. when told 10 bis face that be intro
duced the biIIirom fraudulent and dishones
motives, be did moi dare 70 deny il, 81 eel
endeavOr 10 explain himself. Aud vhenaI
upright and gaIlant whig, whose sense 0
honor and justice would not allow him Il
70 see the rights Of persons thus tFample.
upon, succeeded u procuring four amend
mon,s to be sdded 10 he original bill. which
got rid Of the unjust and insqoisabls eiIsct
Of it, and provided ON and adequate rem
edy 70 bank creditors and debtors, this
same General BEiscpe voted ngaiss them
This conduct clearly proves % ever candle
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-09-05

men would oxclaim, ga second Washington
fills the chair Of state;" aud hence, I plead.
ed his cause and the cause Of my country
freely admit before the people. But SO far
as any selfish design entered into my mind,
independent Of an equal amount of good to
every citizen Of the state and union, do
utterly deny its existence. Il is needless
10 say, how different would have been the
hopes and destiny Of our state and country,
had we succeeded in both Of those strug-
giles. Alas alas how different would
have been the destiny Of all we hold dear our
ever loved father land
have the honor to be, very respectfully
and faithfully your friend, p. HENRY.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-09-05
YUcatan,

The refusal of the authorities Of Yncatan
10 Join the Mexican Government in a war
against the United States, is an important
fact, that cannot fail to exercise political
influence on current events. II shows at
least that the feeling Of hostility, which is
so clamorions against this country at the
capitol, does not extend to remote depart
ments. The province of Yucaian has ever
been distinguished for its liberal notions. II
fought against SANTA ANNA, and resisted the
establishment of Ceniralism successfully.
And for some time past, its position has been
one of almost entire independence Of the
General Government. The event is no
doubt within the recollection Of our readers,
that during the revolution which broke out
there several years ago, Yucaian formed an
alliance with Texas, and co"operated with
the Texas feet, under Comm. Moore, in
waging war upon Mexico. The population
are superior, as great mass, 10 the rest
Of the Mexicans. The proportion Of whites,
Of the European Spanish blood, among them
is greater, and education is more extensive
ly disfused. The people Of that province
have shown a decided capabihly for SELF
government, but their remoteness has pre-
vented the exercise oil an influence that, u
exerted, might yet redeem Mexico Con.
sldering the character and position Of Yucas
tan, Il is not ali surprising that the public
authorities have refused their sanction 10
hostilties against the United States. We
should rather expect them 10 favor rather
than oppose the progress Of Annexation.
The same feeling, 10 great extent, no doubt
Pervadss the liberal and enlightened classes
throughout Mexico. They are conscious
Of the total Incompetence Of Mexican rab,
bic to govern themselves, and lamentina
over the certain ruin which turbulence and
anarchy arc bringing on their country, would
gladly welcome the extension Of American
institutions, and rejoice 70 see the "area 81
freedom" advancing Is boundary South O
Tchuaniepec.-N. Q. BulIetin.
The price Of liberty isensernal vigiluncl
and cheap a. that
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-09-05
AnmexatiOn--TrOOps for Texas

We gather from our exchanges the follow
ing items, which show that the government
is preparing itself for any emergency which
may arise between this country and Mexico.
Captain Duncan, at Fort Hamilton, few
miles below New York, has received orders
to be in readiness at moments warning,
with his company of Flying Artillery, for
march TO Texas.
Two companies of U. S. troops at Fort,
ress Monroe are ordered to Texas immedi-
sately. vGen'l Worth, the commanding Off
Ger at 81, Augustine (Fa.) has received or
ders, 10 send three companies of United
States Troops from that Post 10 New
Orleans. Maj. Ringgold's corps of u. S.
Flying Artillery. at Fort McHenry. have Ie-
ceived orders to embark for Matagorda.
$50 boxes Of muskets have been sent from
the Washington Navy Yard to New Orleans,
where they are TO be dispatched 10 Texas.
$50 600 ball cartridges, with a number of
gun. carriages and other military stores have
been directed TO be prepared Immediately
and sent of with all immediate possible dis
patch
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-09-05
FRIDAY, September 5, 1888
JOintA DnOintmemts.

FOR POLITICAL DISC USSION.
WILLIAM II. MILES, Esq, and
Judge JOHN BATTAILE, Candidates
for the State Senate, for the Dis
trict composed of Madison and
Yazoo, will address the people, al
the following places, on the follow
ing days respectively;
AT Camden, on the 9Th Of September,
Canton Wednesday, the 10Th Sept.
- Livingston, Saturday, the 18th Sept.
= Sariarlia, Monday, the 18th Sept.
= Yazoo City, Saturday, 20lh Sept.
- Benton, September 20lh.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-09-05
@ q. PPemfiee.

We learn from the Vicksbwrg Wig, Of
2sth August, that this distinguished individ-
ual, is about TO locate ia New Orleans, and
devote himself TO the practice of the law.
In him we lose one of the most talented and
ghole-sould leaders of the Wing Party in
our State, and one who in battling for the no
BILE doctrines of the whig party, has won for
himself and the State of his adoption, i'm :
perisllable bouors