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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-02
Very respectfully,
Your friend and
fellow citizen,
From the NV N...ans Pieavnne.
MEXICO and e United States.
F. w. QUACKENBOSS

From the New OtttauS Ptc0vune.
Mexico and ( e United States.
Letter Of Dismissal to the American MINIS
ter, and General Protest against the An
neraiion Of Texas.
To lis ExctllenCS WILsON SHANNON,
Envoy Extraordinary. &c. &c.
National Palace, Mcrico, March
20, ls45.
The undersigned, Minister Of Foreign
Relalinn. IN addressing himself, for the last
time, to his Excellency Mr.. Wilson Shannon.
Minis or PlenipOtentiaTy from the Uni ed
States, desires to- inform him, that as both
hunses Of the United States Congress have
s nciiOned the law in relation ~ the Annex
al OH Of Texas TO Tire territory Of the United
States. and az he Minister from Mexico has
Withdrawn from bis mission at Washington.
and protested aga nsl the act OF Congress
aud lie Government Of The United States,
d piOm,lic relations between the two cUun
tres cannO' be COZ tinued.
What can the undersigned add to what
has llIeaLy been said by his Government up
gu the grave offence offered Mexico by the
United Siates, usuIping pnrtinn Of Mexi
can territory. and violating the terms Of irea.
ties Of friendship. which the Republic OF
Nexic0 has observed on her part as long as
her honor and the desire TO avoid rupture
with the Uuited SiOles have permitted
Nnthing mnre than 70 lament that two IA
IONS. free aud republican,. contiguous Fveci
no, aud worthy Of fralernal union. found
ed llpun mutual interests and a common
d honorable loyalty, should have cut shorl
their friendly relations, and by an act asof-
fensive to Mexico as Il is der0ga,Ory to the
honor Of the American Union.
The undersigned renews to his Excellen.
cy. Me-. Shannon, the pFOiest already directed
against Annexation; and moreover would
add, that the Mexican Republic will oppose
The measure with all the decision dne To her
own honor and sovereignty. and that the
Government ardently desires thar c0nsldeFa
ton Of lOyaliy and justice should yet nut.
weigh with the citizens &c the United States,
designs for extending their territory at the
expense &c friendly Republic. which 10 the
midst ofiss misfoHunes tdesgrsciasl seek,
10 preserve an unspotled name, and thereby
the rank 20 which its destinies call Il.
The undeTBiRned has the honOf to o1Ief q
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The following article from the Cincinnati
ii Enquirer, one Of The "Old Hunkeis" of
LucOlOcoism. is vastly complimentary to ''aII
The chivalry," and will doubtless be duly APP
preciated. Verify, IL ever willing dupes had
their Tewatd, the chvalry party hove been
abundsnlly compensated for their labors ia
the late campaign. They sinned agains
light and knowledge, and with their eyes
open. L is fitting that they should have
the contempt of those for whom the, so as
sidnousIy struggled.
There are lwu extremes Of fanatics now
xisting in the United States, anllpodes at
though they be, vel both engaged in the
same Inlemperate course, and which CANNOT
accomplish success without finding the same
end--disuniOn Of The STATES. These are
AboIiiiunism 10 the North and Modification
in lie South; both Of which, embracing a
few restless spirits. are IN every sense of the
term, contemplate factions, and in the eye
Of the great mass of colntry.l0slng people al
all sections, are but objects ofridicuIe aud
scorn.
South CaTolinians just at present--or
rather those who acknowledge The lead 81
Mr.. Calhoun aud his tanalical pafasites-are
fast becoming, in The estimation 0f men of
sober conduct and common sense, as much
The OIL iecisof pity mingled with contempt "a
The disunionisls Of the North, whoare con,
prlsed among the AhoIition:sts. Abolition.
ism ID the North threatens the Union II
Southern slaves are not liberated and lie h.
saitatlOn abolished. Nullifcaton Ia South
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-02

o. The Editor Of the Banner" has the
unquestionable right to draw his own con-
illusions as to the character Of our editorials
when applied to himself; it is privilege
which we could not and wish not to deprive
HIM of. But he must recollect thathls asseF.
tions are mere opinions and are not necessa.
rily correct. In referehce, however, to " hat
is contemplate" we admit that nOoone Of
our acquaintance ought to be better qualified
than this Editor TO judge. He is by nature
and association, as well if not better ac>
quainted with the "cont mptible" than any
man, woman or child in the county.
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ADVERTISEMENTs
The state Of Mississippi, J PRoBArE Couar,
YAEoo COUNTY. Apnl Term. 1916.

me state q Mississippi, I PRoBArE CoUaT,
AGO COUNTY. April Term, lS45.
a UhEEAbLY 10 an order Of the Probate
"A Court Of said county, notice + hereby
given TO all persons interested IN The lands.
lenements and heredlamenls Of Robert
Mcintyre. deceased, TO be and spnear be.
Tore the Probate Court Of said county. - -
held on the foohh Monday of Jnue neat.
then and there to show cause, if anv thew
can. why an order should not be nsde 81
ihe sale OF the real estate Of said DECEASED.
lying and being in the counties of Y.zoo
ana Madison, known as the west half north
west quarter and east half north west GUAR.
ter. Section 8, Township 10, Range 8. East.
East half south west quarter Section 81.
Township | |. Range 8, E4st-South wast
part of lot No. /, Sec,ion !, Township 10.
Range 2 East-all in the county of Madison.
Lois Nos. q 2. Of Section /, Townsbin
10, Range 2, East, lying in Yazoo county.
aud State aforesaid, for the payment Of
debts due By said estate. Aud is further
ordered thai publication Of this citation be
made in the YazOo City Wing, for four weeks
successfully.
WITNESS James R. Bnrus, Esq, Judge OF
Probate Of the county of Yazoo, the fourth
Monday Of April, lS45, aud seal Of the
Court. Issued the 2slh day Of April, ls45.
CHARLES M. HENDERSON, Cl'k.
r By A. SIDNEY PERKINS. D. C.
Nav 2. ls45 43-4t.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-02

UNPARELLELED LIBERALITY.-A few Of
the good citizens Of West Feliciana La,
short time since, presented q Methodist
preacher with a superb suit Of Tar and feath-
ers for attempting rape upon little girl
Of abOut fourteen years old, and then placed
hun in a dug.Out without paddle, to navi.
gate his way to the Mississippi river. The
citizens had 80 much charity fOr the scamp,
that they supplied him W tn a jug Of water
and some bread, so that should the people
along the route become alarmed at the
strange looking bird, be- should not starve.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-02
PLANTATION MEDICINES

0~T The subscribers. aware Of the importance
to Planters and Physicians Of having Medicines
which can be relied on as FRESH and GENUINE.
have taken particular care in the selection Of their
Stock, and from the arrangements they have made
in London, Paris and New York, for receiving
constant. fresh supplies, they will always be ore
pared TO furnish Planters and Physicians with
Medicines which they will guarantee Of superior
quality slCKLEs. s. Co. Druggists, No. d
Magazine Street. Qq.sm
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-02

From BUENos AYREs - ,ctonnts 10 the
S'h February state that the British Charge d..
Atfaires, following the example ofthe French
Admiral. has refused 10 recognise, without
further instructions from his government. the
strict blockade of the port &c Montovideo
which was proclaimed BY BHenos A,res on
The llIh January, aud demands Cor English
vessels and chargOes exemption from The op
Grafton of the blorkade, SO long. a, leas,, as
such exemption shall be accorded to French
vessels.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-02

LATE FROM LIBERIA.-Africa's LUnaiHa-
ry, published al AlonroVia, up to The lst Jam
"ary last, has been received. The return al
Governor Roberts and his famlV from New
York, in OcIober. was celebrated by mill
iaTy salH,e1 a civic and Eariial pTncessinn,
etc. The U. S. Sloop Of war Yorktorn.
Capt Bell, anchored in Liberia By on the
18th December. She sailed with the Trur
TON. Capt. Bruce, an the 23d A brilliant
celebration Of The first settlement of The col
Ony look place On the Is December, which
IS the Liberia 4lh Of July. The Lumiaary
was discontinued "n the Is January, as the
editor, Rev. JthA Legs, is obliged To return
To The lIniIed Sl1Ies.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-02
COuntY COnVentiOn.

Monday next is the fixed for holding
a county convention for the purpose Of nom
mating candidate to represent this district
in the next Senate. The gentlemen named
for this station are G. F. Hamer, Esq, DR..
J. w. Barnett and w. r. Miles. ESQ.,
We hope that there will be a good turnout
Of the people and let the claims OF each in-
dividual be fully and fairly discussed, and
whoever shall be the nominee, we will give
him our hearty and cordial support.
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YAzOo CITY, April 90, ls45.

Gentlemen,
Your very polite and highly
complimentary letter Of the 25h instant,
inviting me 10 become a candidate for the
State Legislature, 10 represent yourselves,
opposed to the removal Of The County site,
provided my opinions accorded with yours
on that param unit subject, and pledging
yourselves, without distinction Of party, TO
support me for that office, has just been re-
ceiVpd. In reply, have to say, that am
now, as ] always have been. since that ques.
ton was first agitsted, in favor Of the reno.
val Of the Seat OF Justice to Yazoo CITY.
believe that such is the wish Of large pOF.
ton Of the citizens If YazoO county. Be-
lieving thus, respectfully, and in the same
spirit in which it has been made, beg leave
to decline an acc pIancc Of the unmerited
honor, which you have been pleased TO be-
stow upon me. Il was certainly very far
from my expectations, TO be called upon in
such capacity, either by the advocates, OF
the opponents of the question. Were I at
liberty TO consult your feelings alone, in the
matter, could not. after the Aatiering ex
pressiOns If your unbounded confidence ia
ny ability and zeal, refuse to comply with
your urgent request. thank you GeutleN
men, for the manifestations Of your esteemr
and am
Very respectfully,
Your friend and
fellow citizen,
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-02

FORGING CERTIFICATE.-A man by the
name Of Henry Staffaus, was held to tail in
New York, a few weeks since. in the sum CT
81 900 on a charge Offorging a certificate Of
naturalization, in order 1" qualify him to be.
come citizen Of the United Ststes. How
many of such certificates were presented a,
the late Presidential Electionl
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-02

o HOW MOD sT.-The OHIO State jour.
nal says, that Mr.. Birney, the standing alb
clifton candidate for the Presidency, has re-.
quested that his name be no longer used in
connection with that office He does not
say, however. that he will not consent TO run
in ls4s, but thinks that il is wrong to bring
out man at this early period. Mr.. Birney
is very modest man The is.
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Nleeting.

At meeting Of the Wings Of Yazoo city,
at "Lamkin's Head QuartsFs,'' on Saturday
evening the I9Ih inst, Mai, W. REGAIN
in the Chair, and Dr. D. A. JAMrs Score.
taryi the following named gentlemen were
appointed delegates from Yazoo city to the
District convention, to meet 10 Benton on
the first Monday ia May to nominate sen
atOrial candidate for the counties Of Yaz6o
and Madison; w. Huntington. E. B. Gray,
son, T. Wilson, J. P. Shropshire, H.. HaF-
rison, Mai. VIM. Regan, Jas. P. Sessions,
Dr.. J. w. Barnett, A. n. Morton, Henry
Hsgan. Dr.. w. Mills il N. 6. Nye, Jos.
Saunders. J. J. Hughes. J. Laukin, J. C.
Lewis, r. B. Wilson, Andrew Patterson,
Geo. Hahn, ThOs. J. Wilson. w. E. Pugh,
N. Perry and VIM. Wyman.
w. REGAIN, Ch'nn.
d. A. JAMEs, Sec'y.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-02

The last Pulaski (Ten) Wing Courier.
contains long and we'll written address to
the Wings Of Tennessee, from the commits
tee appointed BY the late State Convention,
for that purpose. The contest is waxing
warm in Tennessee.
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNRY

We are authorized 10 announce E. Al N. c.
Esq, as candidate for the Office OF Dslrie, a Z
tOrney Of the fiihsJudlcial Detrict, conposs3 ~
the counties Of Yazoa. Holmes, Attala. Isats
Nexubrs, Winston aud Madison, At the next M,
Tember election.
For Circuit Clerk.
We are authorized 10 announce Mr.. f2m
BARNES, IS ascandidase for the Office Of Dir.
cult Conr: Clerk OF this county, It the new,
November election. - =
We are authorized TO announce r. EtraN
KEYS, Ego as a,candidaie Tor the Office ii
Clerk OF the Circuit; Court Of Yazoo coun,v
al the next November election.
For SIleFiG.
We are authorised 70 announce JOHN ~
.FUQUA, ~ candidate for re.elec,ion II
The ONCE Of Sheriff. Of this county, & The
Noyembeg election. -
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SlckIeN g Go.

d, MAGAZINE ST, New ORLEANS.
o. Importers and Dealers in Drugs and Med
et"e', Paints, Obs and Dye Si40s, have just OPEN
ed their new Wholesale Drug Store, and are now
receiving an extensive assortment OF fresh aud
genuine Drugs and Medicines, which thew offer
for saIe at prices according TO quality. 90 en,
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-02

RATHER DlsAcREEABLE.-Mis Abbey
Kelly, while lecluring on abOltiOnism at
Harrisburg, Pa, short time since, was
prl'ed with eggs, said not to have been very
fresh,
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-02

Or The enlerprising editors Of the New
Orleans Crescent City, are determined 20
adUncle Sam again in another enterprise.
They have made arrangements TO establish
Mors,'s Telegraph between Mobile and
New Orleans. Success attend your enter.
prise, gentlemen.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-02

MERCANTILE FAILURFs.-The New York
Herald states, that within the last six weeks,
there have been in that city, a suspension Of
payment by six large MERCANTILE houses,
generally importers, on liabilities varying
from eighty to Eve hundred thousand dol.
hrs each.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-02

O%TThe polite and accommodating clerks
Of the steamers YazoO City, NJ. B. Hamer,
Volant and Belle Of Ouchiia, will please &C.
cent our thanks for late papers.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-02

A PROPITNB BUSINESS Ex.Prcsidenl
Captain Tyler, it is said. ia engaged in catch
ing FISH on the James River. The captain
is now pursuing he favoriie business, as he
has been engaged ell his life fishing for pop.
ularity.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-02

FAMILY QUARaELs. Gov. Thomas Of
Mary land, is about to publish another states
menl in regard to his domestic dissensions.
1t is said that Gov. Mcdowell is also about
TO publish a stat, ment Of the cast. Such
proceedings are outrageous. What care the
public about their private difficulties.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-02

GOOD OLD AeF.-The Vermont Watch.
man, says, on the 2lst ult., Mr.. Benjamin
Bucke died at GreensbOrOugh, at the extra.
ordinary age Of one hundred a, d fifteen
gears. tie was the oldest man in Vermont.
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[COrPespOndenee.1
BfNTOS, April %, le45.

BfNToS, April %, le45.
F. W. Quacken6Oss, Esq.
DEAR slR-The undersigned, citizens Of
YazOO County, opposed TO the removal Of
the County site from its present location,
frOm weighty reasons not necessary to emu.
mssate, having heard that candidates for the
State Legislature have been nominated by
the advocates Of remOUGl in YazoO City;
would respectfully invite you to become a
candidate, and il your opinions accord with
ours on that paramount subject, pledge ours
selves without distinction Of party to sup.
port you.
We have unbOunded confidence in your
ability and zeal, and hope you will not hes.
itale to place yourself in the field immedi>
ately.
r. T. Jennings. E. c. Wilkinson.
ThOs. g. Clark. J. J Niche.
J. a. Robertson. R. K. Pickett.
W. Baualle. S. L. CoIwlne.
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COPPER MINEs.-ll is said that very val.
liable Copper mines have lately been diseoV.
in FayeIte county Missouri.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-02

or Below will be found the correspond.
ence between a number Of citizens Of Ben
ton and +. w. QuackenbosS, Esq, Of this
place.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-02

During tho present and next yePr the
large amour, Of 81, 800, 900 Of the N. York
State Canal debt becomes due.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-02

his Excellency, Mr.. Shannon, his personal
respect, and TO assure him Of his very dislin-
yuIshed cOnsidoFati
LUIS G. CUEVAs.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-02

MOVEMENTS sap IROOPs.-'rhe operation
The Army and Navy Departments, show 4
wise determination on the part of the Govern
inert TO concentrate a strong force in the
Gulf and on the Southwestern frontier. A
day or twn agnwe Lo,iced the arrival at ST..
Lnuis Of two companies ofthe Sd Regiment
of infantry, on their way from Fort Leaven-
worth tu Fort Jesup. The two companies
arrived here yesterday, on the J. NJ. White.
from ST. Louis. accompanied by The follow
ing named officers:- Capt. J. B. CLARKE;
Lieuss. HENRY; JOHNSON, Brooks, BOWMAN
and MCCLELLAND.
We understand they leave for Fort JesnT
the first favorable opportunity.
Crescent Gin.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-02

The Governor Of Michigan has vetoed the
Bill which passed the Legislature, aPprOpri-
ating land to construct canals and rail roads.
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Administrators Notice.

I the MAY Term, l845, Of the Honora-
- ole Plonate Court Of Yszoo county, will
present INV account 6nal as Admin 'siTa'or Of
the estate OF Robert Afford, decd, and ask
for allowance,
JACKSON Afford, Admir- &c.
May 2, 1915. 434t
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-02
Arrest OF a MMrderer.

We learn by a gentleman who caue pas
senger in the sla1e tuihis place on Monday
last, that James Mccain, Jr., who murder,
ed Andrew ToIand, near Columbus in this
State, on ,htnighl of tn l4lh ulI., IS now in
Oxford Jal.Ile g,tin the stage at some tow n
a short distance from Oxford, and had | is
name registered on the way>blll as Wilson
and informed the passengers in the stage
that his name was Williams, which induced
some ofthe passengers TO think that al WAS
not right,and our informant says, at the
suggestion Of little Yankee, he was arrests
ed on suspicion Of being guilty IT some bad
act, and upon searching him they found
some receipts with the name Of ]. Mccain
on them, and also bis shirts were marked J.
McCanE.
The gentleman from whom we obtained
the above information, stepped into on: Of
fee and cnquired H. had seen any notice
Of such a murder, and upon 'efering to the
Vicksburg Wing we found the murder ms n.
toned and description Of Mccain, which
he says suits precisely the man arrested.
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DISSOLUTION.
Tax Sale.

lax S6KGo
NiERE will be sale Of lands for taxes
due and unpaid for the years 1912,
SAB, and lS44, in Washington county,
Mississippi, on Monday the 9Th dsy Of Nay
next, al Princeton.
7. ]. LIKENS, Sheriff,
and Elk 0fiicio Col. OF Taxes.
Princeton, March II, Is45. 40 a.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-02

DIR. III. B. KIDD,
AVING located in YszoO city, of, r his pre-.
III tessiOnal services TO the cIlizens of the
town ana adjacent country, in the practice Of
Medicine, Surgery and Obstetrics.
Office in the Phehix House in the Rooms form.
eFly occupied by Dr. ". J. Leake, where he will
be found day and night unless professionally en-
gagged April q, 845. 4I-tf.
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I'm NOTICEl-IleFenGter the payment
III for All Advertisements will be
due n Rter the first insertion those from
a distance WUSI be paid for tn advance
JOB WORK to be paid for ON lsEllHEs
ny. J"uuarV u 1870.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-02

or The Wings o: HOLMES county, in
county convention, have nominated Walter
Brooke, Esq, for the Senate, and David Bea>
ty and Lemuel Doty, fol the Lower House
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-02

No DOUBT oF Ir.-'rhe editor fthe Phil
adelphia United States Gazette thinks that
President Polk will entirely break up the
lOcOfOcO party in Tennessee, by appointing
so many citizens 9th State to Office.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-02

Carolina threatens the Union II Glib tariff on
her sugars and cotiOns is not reduced at the
precise moment required and 81 be policy
demanded. There 10 but ltllIe Inference
IN the intemperance Of their ihFdls or the
Ianaticism of their doctrines. GareOn's Alb.
clifton organ at Boston is not moi ungOv.
ENABLE in its hostility 10 the u1on with
shareholders than CalhOun's NullifyatiOn or
gan al Charleston in its rabid atlaiks upon
the new administration, for causes proceeds
ing sIngly from the absence Of Mr. GalhOun
in the Cabinet of Preside Mt Polk. md GaTs
risOn's Abolition organ. outrageOusAs II gen
orally is, in the bitterness offs hatred fot
American institutions and uaIiona stability,
is no whit more fanaiical than Mr.. falhoun's.
II is more mischieVOns, however. For, ex-
IRENE Is are its views and inlalnOls as are
its avOwed designs. Ii yet has pFiy scat
tered throughout the free States, and here
and there an echo-like the Herab OF This
city-tO carry its obnoxious dOcirles into
all The notifications Of sncieIy, ans thereby
strengthen the hostility which il ilculcates
against the peace Of the country The Cal
houn Notification organ is alone II has
neither echo in North or South. its war
fare agains, the new adminisnatioh, at The
very beginning, before it's policy. is even
foreshadowed. that organ has nei,hetdefend
er nor apologist-and Mr.. Calhoun would
seek in vain Cor one TO sympaIhise wiihhim
in his object of revenge for the dislrust Ell
teriaincd Of him among the people.
"Souih Carolina has set up for herself,
is the newspaper phrase tor The Nulli6catiol
enterprise shade oed forth on the reliracy o
her great statesman from The Cabinet, ant
henceforlh the war is 10 wage among he
fac'ionis's against President Polk. 1t is
pity that not only Mr.. Calhoun but lhns VIII
do his bidding, could 60 out among the yea
monry of the States, and learn the extent c
their own iittleness. whenever they talk {
diss0lving the union.
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For Sale.

A LIKELY NEGRO MAN. For further p.r-
- Iiculars enquire at this Office.
April IS, l845. 42-,f.
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The Senate Of Pennsylvania has passed
Bill 70 renew the charter Ofths Girard Bank
Of Philadelphia.