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ALOPECY Y.

ALOPECY,
nR falling off Of the Hair and Ptyriasis Dandruff Scurf
Onsuent which old aud ell tried specific Tor all diseases
Of the hair scalp Of the head certain preventive OF
grey or red halr they do e. thorough use Of the On
clined TO CURL keep II most longer, and gloser ap
pearance than other preparation now in which
seron am fsly sustained by the certificates my
retail, NO. Is Nassau street.
. NEw YoRK, May 81, ls42
Dear sirA short time since hair became dry exceed
TO such alarming extent that became quite thn
losing all Of it, last through your persuasion wa. in.
duced to try lnable Onguent which happy TO say
IN short time caused hair entirely falling off
moist soft and glossy nature and add that
members ofmy family Especially female portion have
used the Onguent lor like purposes with like
ASA GARDNER,
Proprietor Of City Hotel
do certify that have been seriously afflicted with dandruf
and falling of OF hair for than five years and
made Of several articles said be
and found benefit arising from them but quite the
finally the request Of Mr. Hill was induced to try
tory in removing the tandru the hair
TO grow and would recommend any afflicted With the
'>''S'' ''- S. A. POWERS,
Manchester, Ontario County, N. Y.
$500 New YoRK. October 1874.
sHaving had the misfortune the greater paIt
hair by gradual falling off during of four
months out West, was induced by the suggestion Of my
Onguen and TO great Joy has completely restored
hair to more than Its original growth it also makes the hair
moist soft, and gives beautiful dressy appearance
Respectfully j. K. sANDERsoN,
$50 Pearl street.
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isiaCicai Aid.

Dk COOK sc Geld street., is regular Medical and Sug,.
cal Doctor; has had more than 30 experience the
and stages With exception Dr. Cook has pa
ens team other Physician practising in this city
Dr. lis anatve born citizen of the United States and is
member Of the Medical Society Terms advice and msd
cine ST. and guaranteed Letters by ma enclosing the
fee will receive particular and prompt attennn oil inv
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SPANISH LANGUAGE
PROFESSOR A. MORALES Respectfully informs the
public, that he fcrming his classes teach above
End requests early pication that they may be
residence ao7 BIoome Professor has the honor OF
referring the Principals Of Washington Institute the Aca
deny deny ;. Tnsrs he nj teaching y
College fooham) in which he has been Professor for the
last two years -
hereby certify that Mr. A. Morales has been as
Professor OF the Spanish language ST. Johns College
the last two He has afforded the stactiou by
attention to dqty-by his proficiency and by the genera i'm
provement OF his pupils. =
(Sgned,) JOHN HARLEY Prest
IL, Ii 3wk
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HAhPS. HAkPS,
80 Anthony ST., Doors from Broadway.
AMhS HANLEf, the only Pupil Of Sebastian Erard, Of
London and Paris calls hi. stock ofm
proved Patent Double and Single Action Hafps including his
eeebraedsH Grand Gothic Instruments with Metallic vi
brating Basses, &c. SC.
James Hanley has been honored with the testimonials
President of the United States the American Ministers y
Courts OF London and Paris Professors Bocsa Ayars Chat
tecn Hor and others from private individuals OF
distinguished musical talent
Observe 85 Anthony street, doors from Broadway.
W HAkPS REPAIRED. Strings, Nc. sl2 lm+rc
I ARD-3G6 bbs PRIME Leaf Lard, firm aud white, Just
IL landed ex barque Geneses for sale by
l.. X COLLINS & co.
Son
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cChENCk'S PULMUNlC SYRUP

'E greatest medicine the world for the Of Colds
Coughs Consumption, aud all Bronchial, Pulmonary,
Pleuritc and Dyspepuc Affections or all the remedies
there that be relied Of
that terror of the human race" Consumptionha remedy
is Schencks Pulmonc Syrup. IL has succeeded in cases
where thing else has failed and will general
coed curing every OF Consumption where the follow
strict conformity to the directions u be amiss
the Of the great of the Pumonic Syrup
the powerful purifier Of the system knownit ope
by assisting nature expe the disease from the lungs,
stomach where there hectic fever
constipation all usual symptoms of Consumption The Of
the the fever, night and
laes the of the bowels making them healthy and
raj soothes and rpes the disease OF the lungs and then
pels the Of aston
snng what quantities Of corruption expecoraed by the
patients generally who have taken the Punonic Syrup
this until all disease of the lusgs tho
patien finds his JOY that he is restored health.
The genuine Pulmonic Syrup be had the propreors
Office, No Cour land few doors Of Broadway.
Please r. s. BEEKMAN longer for the
genuine Schencks Punonic Syrup s23 m.r
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LII CASES in the Surgical and Medical line especially
those Of long standing advice medicine gra
No ST Reads street. q HEINE' M n "
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w ITON
BOILER FL UES,
OF ANY DIAMETER, but not exceeding l6h feet in
" length; thickness of metal from II IA, wire guage.
These the only Tubes used by the English aud French
and other fast steamboats, and
procured only from the Patentee.
O22 lmfrc THOS. PROSSER Liberty st. N. Y.
MONEY LENT-MONEY LENT.
THE Highest prices advanced large and small
Jewelry Diamonds gold and SILVER Watches. Plate, Wear
Apparel and description of personal property
JOHN M. DAVIES, Licensed Pawnbroker,
o28 m*rc 232 William street Duane street.
A Lien DODWORTH will commence Private Dancing
"A School at his residence No 448 Broome Mon
dSy Oct 10Th to continue during the season every Monday
and at for Gentlemen For terms, &C. apply above
oil I'm
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VILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY.
MR. 9. ROBERTSON has the pleasure Of respectfully
announcing TO ms and ne public that his regular
dwelling So Eighth Avenue. for giving the
above art Mr. X will introduce in his academy all the late
and fashionable dances in including the Polka and
Mazuka Quadnes and various sty of Waiting nsruc
their residences Mr. Bs morning class will be formed
forladles s28 lm*m
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MARTELLE " HOLDEkMANN.
No. II NIallen Lann

M MANUFAGTUREHs and importers Of Ornamental Hair
N1 Work. Wigs, Joupees, Bands Curls, Seams, Bandeau
Hair Danguys celebrate Cued Hair, Is inches long and
new style Of Everlasting Curs, md all kinds of Hair Work
wholesale and retail.
Also, avery large assortment of Flowers, Feathers Head
Dresses such Algeriennes Oriental
tenne Duchuss, and all kinds Of Millenary articles
~. B.-Tho trade supplied on reasonable terms.
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EOR SALE, very handsome of Dental Instruments
all competewlll be sold bargain For further nforma
ton enquire at ALFRED HILLS Drug and Chemical store
2O3 Greenwich street, where they can be n3tm
R. ABBOTT may be consulted confdentiall Office
- 16 Duane street where cted with delicate dis
eases old syphitc ulcers diseases Of the bladder urehra
and prostate gland invited call Several years
rence in the best hospitals Europe besides years
practice the city of New York. entirely devoted to the treat
Of delicate Diseases enable him speedy and
radcai in the worst without the Of mercury
Dr. A. feels confident that he has performed cures re.
eved more suffering humanity from the aboye diseases than
do mistaleG medicine may be had to prevent the
above diseases in all their varieties. Attendance from A. NJ
till 10 z. NJ. Charges reasonable.
NJ b. Dr. Abbott the only regular adversngp Musician in
Duane street. except old DR. Cooper. ID imtrc
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PISTOL GALLERY
AND SPARRING SCHOOL.
/ HUDSON having returned from the South, announces
- to hls old friends aud pupils that he will be found at
home his Iedence gas Broadway floor where
of SelEDefence. -
Terms moderate Open during the day and the evening
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A CARD.
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.


LADY ofsupeor talents and requirements desrous Of
having few pupils Music. Her method
Of instruction will be found be the expeditions
noting them in the thorough knowledge and theory of the
science OF any now taught.
line directed to X. M at the Office Of this paper will be
duly attended mtIc
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. d. MWaNcM's

IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
nOCTOk EVANS No. l2 Peck Slip, near Water street.
~ New has been than forty years in the successful
practice OF physic and tperfecy)
those desperate OF of disease old OBJ
.tnate ulcers cancers II the throat strcurss caused BY
malpractice. Ii Of the for the unforu
choose experienced physician DR. h. is the Oldest
AND experienced nthis cy his his
astonishing ar they have expelled the Hospital
ncersbe His Offices we'll privacy Call
IL Peck Slip ard be convinced His
and all guaranteed o3i lmsrc
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LONDON
AMERICAN FAMILY BOARDING HOUSE,


No Foley Place, Regent street
r AIDES, Gentlemen aud Families, visiting Lopdon,
IL be with board aud residence, combined
with comfort good table aud select society mode
terms.
This establishment constantly visited by American Fapi
lies and Gentlemen arriving Lsndon aud honored by the
especid pat Of the American Legon also by many
distinguished Amerc families the Uieed States whom
permission has been given refer
MISS PHILLIPS b-gs that Cards of Particulars,
aud by whom he is recommended may be obtained
at the office of this paper. o2a 3w*ro
MOTT CE TO RAILROAD CONTRA CTORS
DROPOSALS will be received s time previous the
22d day Of November the Office of the subscriber
Nos Wall street. in the city of New York; for the gubbng,
grading, masonry supersucure and bridging of the Bear
Mountain Railroad in 2S miles length extend
fron Bear Mountain TO Dauphn, the Pennsyvan Ca
nal eight miles above Harrisburg Plans and
ready for inspection the unerslgneds office e work
be commenced immediately closing Of the contracts
. = MANROW.
New York, Sept 22d l8l3 s23 lIner
rHHOSE ELEGANT RUBBERs-NEW ENTIRELY
Mr. Hayward the original discoyerer and first inventor
OF Metallic nsoluble India Rubber has discovered another
in the application which will puzzle the world
yill protect his interest This is the giving to his Metallic
ing ysInish heretofore used His Shoes Offered for sale
Maiden lane without exception the perfect
Gle of the kind the world For sale quantities
suit by HORACE II. DAY,
oil lmtr 25 Maiden lane.
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GOALS
HAVE at my Yard, 256 Elizabeth street. and corner Ham
L mefsly and Bedtssd Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal low
Prices Wis so r broken S. IS for egg and stove large
2 Lehgn egg and stove S. IS rescreened and
Orders received at the lard
ole imsrc JAcOB WEEKS
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Medical Aid.

DR. GREGORY &c Gold street, is consulted, usual. u
cures recent few days restraint IN diet or
pursuit His method Of preparing remedies that il
the patient Iiahle 10 exposure. Terms low
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800 b. Illinois Feathers Just received for
AeW = kC0LLINB h.Co. ~ south st.
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Miscellaneous Record.

Ships Independence, Allen. Liverpool; Sharon, Ne,
brig Warsaw, Herbest, Tsrragona, and others.
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VI the number OF arrivals, 30 British. 10 Bremen
Hamburg Siclian, Pussan Norwegian, Venezuelan
French Portuguese Danish Description Of vessels
rved-2 steamers, IS ships IS baIques 6 brig II sch
Naval.
The U frgate Columbia Commander Richie destined for
the ast Of Brazil be the flag ship of Commodore Rous
seau left Norfolk ondJ for the naval anchorage pepara
tory TO going
Commander Stribng has been ordered the OF
the 8 ship Penns yvana.
Lieut. Cost of the Revenue Marine has been promoted
caprancy and placed command Of Of the revenue
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GOODYEAR'S
PATENT SHIRRED SUSPENDERS
Qnn DOZEN Shred Suspenders, manuactuIed under the
COO above patent. For sale by GEO. BEECHER,
su2a 2m+ lOa Rrnadw-v
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-03

Of the state, he mingles with the people,
advancing his own and the cause ofhis par.
"; he viii probably meet Messrs. STARKE
and ToMPKINs in the Chickasaw country ;
and when those gentlemen get EAST Of
PEARL, they viii find the " old war horse"
ROBERTS, armed and ready for the fight.
Gen HENRY, having declined running
for governor, it is probable that whiggery
will present no candidate in opposition to
governor Brown. His administration has
afforded such general satisfaction that the
opposition with which he met in the demo-
cratic ranks, when he was first candidate
has been entirely silenced; and fault Finding
whiggery cannot assail him,
We have heard nothing from the can
didates of the wing party for the ministerial
Offices in the executive department. AS
they have not declined, we presume they
viii rum Mississippian.
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CHEER1Ne We have letters from many
friends IL ne northern counties, assuring
"a oc fhe ct that fhe i0ht snirit exists
among the democracy ~ The country III
some counties there afa TOO many demo-
cratic candidates but divisions ofihis kind
will disappear whenever the wings show
their teeth. Our democratic friends ID the
southern and middle counties may be as
sured that the northern democrats, with
exceptions, are right on the Briscoe bill.
--MississippiGn
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PRESsEs ND TYPE
y Sale At Reduced Prices.

For Sale at Reduced FF1cess
w Z have on hand two extra band presses viz :
w Double Medium Press. Smilh's patent;
Imperial Do Ruft's DO
both Of which are 10 excellent order, as good as
new, and either Of which we viii eel at a re-
dooed price for eash.
Having also, recently made arangensnts 20
pTint the Louisville Democrat wholly In Minion
and Nonpareil, We can cell 18th one o. the above
presses two o. three fants q Blurgeois and Bre
rier Type, nearly new and Suideisnt ior tho e.
enlistment Of q moderate ti1e weekly paper.
PersOns deIirOul % u8i uP press, at snail ex-
penta aould do wel % give ~ cain
HARVEY, SAITH & HUGHES.
foufrvfIla Ww.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-03
OFFICE or THE PROTE TON INSURANCE Co.,
Hartford, JnIy 81, 1s45.

+. BARKsDALE, Esq. agent
YazOo City Miss.
z Dear Sir Before this reaches you, in-
telligence will doubtless have been Eeceiv-
ed Of the late most disastrous cOnhagration
in The city Of New York, and as its effects
will probably be entirely tOabsOrb the cap
ital Of some Offices, and to create inquiries
a. 10 an in this section Of the country, i Is
deemed proper % send this Circular to our
Agents, q lei them know that our own loss
by he frt
lis. 81 course. S. this moment, imposEi.
BE 70 state the amount with accuracy, but
the utmost extent % which i can reach,
win be 90 more han we can readily meet,
and win not interfere with the regular
course Of our business, nor affect the secu-
rity Of those who insure with Us.
Our invariable rule has been not to ex-
pose heavy amounts to the possibility Of de-
struciion By single Ere. The greatest in
ducemeni to vary from this rule exists in
large cities, but It has in all cases been 90
strictly adhered 70, that in the present, as
well as in the former more extensive confa.
grafton in New York, we escaped without
any loss that could seriously affect US
We think the consequence viii natural.
" be, to lead the public to repOse more than
ordinary confidence in aninsiituhons which
manage their concerns 50 cautiously, and
which look rather to the permanent seoun'
" Of the assured, than to a rapid accumu'
lati0n Of premiums by iniudicious risks.
Respectfully, yours,
WM CONNER, Sec'y.
Aug 90, lsfs 15-2w
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LOW PRICES.


Benton Livery Stable.
wwJE have rented the swi,hst Tavern on the
public square, Of NJ. y H Clark, fog the
purpose Of carrying on ths livery busineaS in its
various brooches. We Offer our services 20 the
public generally, and solicit the patronage Of
travellers, dFOveFs, purchasers aud sellers Of hor-
aes, ne We will be prepared % accommodate
them BY o. before the FIRST Of September. We
hope by strict attention 20 business 20 give gem
eFal satisfaction, and receive a liberal share 81
patronage. Traveller Conducted, and baggage
sent to any Hotel in town without extra charge
ROBINET q WlNFORD.
Aug. Is, lel5. l4-ly.
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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI.
IL the sUFERIoR coUaT o. CHsRCsaE, 4
June Term, A. D., 1915.
ROsANNA TUCKER, q. al.
mo. 1895 vs.

mo. 1925 Vs.
NANCY PUoKETT, ct. al.
Upon opening the COmPlaiDsnl's bill,
OaHd il appearing to the satisfaction Of
The Court that the Defendants, Maguus
T. Rogers and Vincent Galloway, are not
citizens or Fesidents Of this Stale, but re-,
side beyond the limits thereof, 90 that the
ordinary process Of the OouFl cannot be
executed upon them. Upon motion Of
complainaDts by their Solicitor, It is order.
ed that they do enter their appearance
herein, on or before the first day Of the
next term Of this Court, TO be holden in
the Court Room 10 the City Of Jackson,
on the FIRST Monday il December next, en-
suing. and plead, answer or demur 10 the
Complainanls bill, otherwise the same will
be taken for confessed against them, set
Cor hearing exparte. and the matters there
ofdecreed accordingly. And i il further
0rdarad, that copy Of this order be Eorth-
with published once a week for two
months SUCCESSFULLY in the Yszoo DsmO-
cRai, newspaper published 10 YSzoO City.
ROBT. HUGHES, elk,
By w. w. YERBY, D. g
Aug. 26, lS45. 46.2m.
J. g. w. BATTAILE, CompI'nts Sol.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
in TIE SUPERIOR CoUR7 or CHANoERT,
June Term, A.. D., ls4S
JOHN IA. HENDRICKS,
mo. 3,347) 7s.
JAMES ADAMS, ct. al.
Upon opening he Compliments bill,
u it appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the
Court that the Defendants, Elizabeth a.
Williams, James and Nancy Williams, Mi
nor heirs Of Charles p. Williams, decd,
AIphonss Desmare, Henderson Taylor.
and w. A. g. ]. Thompson, are not citi'
zeOs or residents Of this State, but reside
beyond the limits tbesenf so that the
ordinary process Oftlleee ,ssart cannot be
executed upon them Upon motion Of
CompIainants by his Solicitor, il is ordered
ina: they do enter their aPPearance herein,
on or before the first day Of the next term
Of this Court, to be held at The Court Room
in the City of Jackson, on the first Monday
10 the December next ensuing, and plead,
answer or demur to the Compliments bill,
otherwise the same will be taken for confess
ed againsrthem, set for hearing exParte, q
the matters thereof decreed accordingly
And il is further ordered, that copy OF this
order be forthwith published once week
for two months SUCCESSFULLY in the YazOo
Democrat, newspaper published in Yazoc
ROBT. HUGHES, elk.
By w. w. YERBY.D ..
Aug. &c, l645. 46'Sm.
]. e. w. BATrAIEE. COnIPl'ots' Sol.
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MarshaPs Sale.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, I
SOUTHERN DlsTRICT OF MTssIssiFn.
TO November Term, ls45.
william Cotton,
vs..
Planters Bank,

WullAm OottOuS
vs.. AIS. Fl' Fa.
Planters Bank
DY virtue Of the above stated writ Of Teri ia
b cias to me directed, from the Hon. Circuit
Court OF the United States, for the Southern
District Of Mississippi, will sell at public auc-
ton, 10 the highest bidder for cash, on the sec
ond Monday, the 18th day of October, l845,
within The hours prescribed By law, before the
Court House door, in the town OF Beutdn. in the
county Of Yazoo, the following describei prop.
erty 10 wit The west half of north wesi quar-
ter OF section in township 8, north half and the
west haifo the south west quarter, and the
north half Of the east half Of the south west
quarter Of section in township 9, and the east
hAlfofthe south cast quarter OF section in town.
ship 9, and fine east half Of the north west qnar-
ter Of section 5, aud the north halt Of the north
east auarteF, and the snuth hall Of the east bali
Of the south West qnsrteF Of section 5, and the
north half Of the west half Of the north west
quarter and the north halt of the west half Of the
north east quarter Of section 9, and the south
half Of the east half Of the south west quarter Ol
section S. and lots No. & 3 offs section 81, and
ths north half Of the west half of the south west
ouarter az section 6, III in township 8, range
rsat, ii the county Of Yaz0o. % che State d
nihsinni. Levied On ns ne property N fhe
Defendants. che President, Di9eciofa end -tnps.
~ 81 lhs Planter Band of Aissislipri. and VII
he ,old 70 satisfy the above stated case and 81
co,is. THOMAS FLETCHER,
Marshal Of Sou. Dist. q Mis-.
Sept. 2. ls4s. 47-sw
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Bacon. Bagging. Rope, &c.

Bacon, Begging, Rope, DC.
bacon. 5000 lbs Sides and shoulders, just
I'D received aud forrlIe BY ]. w. DABBs
DAGGlNG & ROPE, superior article just
received and for sale by J. w. DABBS.
W-NEATHERS, KENTUCKY JEANS 4 LIN
III sEYS, 4 few bales Of superior quality, lust
received and l0r sale by ]. w. DABBS.
NEW GOODS, general assortment Of hea-
IN w staple ana Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries,
Clothing. HaIs. Boots, Shoes, DO, just received
and Cor sale ~ J. w. DABBS.
July 8lb 1915. $685.
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PHCENIX HOUSE.

.sil
.OerEmtah NamkfE n 90. ProprietOrs
Nam STRHET, YASoO CRY, MI.
WVHE Subscribers respectfully solicit q
continuance Of the patronage 90 iibeF-
orally bestowed the lest Season, and we
promise to leave nothing undOne 10 render
our guests comfortable. The House has
undergone complete renovation.
The Brick Stable and buggy shelters arc fitted
up ia q style not surpassed By any establishment
Of the kind in the country, and 10 provided with
good corn, fodder, hay, oats and water, servants
are kept TO convey horses, bUggeS &c. to and
from said stable. We guarantee general salts
faction, and their rates are exceedingly low -
Persons wishing livery services, will apply to III
or BlaCkman e. Sc0tt.
JEREMIAH LAMKIN e. Co.
Picnic House.
July 22nd, 1916. 20
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-03

The United States steam frigate Missis-
sippi will sail on Thursday next for the
Gulf of Mexico. The following is list Of
her officers -
Captain-Andrew Fitshugh.
Commander Henry A. Adams.
Lieutenants-W William Smith, John c..
Carter, VIM. A. Parker, F. s. Haggerty.
Surgeon-Amos g. Gambrill.
Assistant Surgeon. Sherman.
Purser-Lewis Warrington, jr.
Acting Master-Henry Rodgers.
Professor Of Mathematics-Mark H
Beecher.
Midshipmen-Wm. K. Bridge, Oscar
C. Badger, David a. Cheever, Thomas 3.
Fillebrown, Francis Gregory, John, Wal.
cult, Jas. Wiley John Wilkes, jr.
Boatswain- Joshua Bryant. =
Carpenter Joseph Cox.
Sailmaker Thomas j. Boyce.
Captains Clerk Napoleon Hutchins.
Engineers VIM. Sewall, chief; Dan.
iel B. Martin, LIST assistant, Levi Griffin,
do. do; Daniel Murphy, I'd assistant,
James r. Dryburg, do. do; Joshua Fol-
lansbee, 8d assistant Willie F. Mercier,
40. ID.
o0n Posi-, Jaly 10, 1s45
The COMMANDED on board the z Mis-
sissippi. H u ADAMS, Is citizen
Of this state. b. "a act Of congress q
naval depot and arnory is to be established
at Memphis, Tenn. The frigate which
bears the name Of our state, has lately
been cast upon the waters;" and we
would take the liberty Of saying to the navy
department, that. should it not be repugnant
to the interests Of the public services i
would afford The citizens Of this state p
satisfaction to see The United States steam
frigate MISSISSIPPI in the channel Of
the "father Of waters" She might visit
New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Natchez,
Vicksburg, and Memphis, and examine, il
it please the navy department, for the best
location for the armory and depot. The
citizens of Natchez, as well as those q
Vicksburg, would be proud to have their
claims re.considered But leaving this Out
of the question every one would be glad to
see the frigate on our river coast. Hum
dreds and thousands would visit her at eve
Ty landing.-MiSsissipPiGa.