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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-20

y ~ III lfl'U u y JIslsI
fare only ~ ccnfs.--Chang, Of Hour -O'
nd after Saturday, May I'm 1915. he steamer PAsshC,
oapf J0pN GkYfY sl follow until further 10ufsi
Leave Nesarl foot Of Centre =. "a A. NJ and !. Y. "
Leave New nrf foot OF Barclay u. 10 :. and NJ
On sundays. leave New ark \. ~ a.d Z 4. NJ Leave
seW-fork I'D 1. NJ md { r. NJ
The fss>a.c is been 'elethened - feet add : now rye
lnfrcd and twenty feet Ong Sire has new boiler aaa
e,g, commudous aud elegantly furnished decE ss.ooa
90 .n length and j. u compete order. Her sccDmm0dS
freight aud passen lefs have been very much ID
proved.
-. lrei rnt carried AZ r.,iiced rsie. myi
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o., FOX SAIL iu ihe cry of NLNAhN, Ns"-Jer-
IA. sey-A HOUSE and p acres Of LAND, sulaicd IN
~.-N South Broad ~. NO. H. within fifteen minutes ~aA
Of the Railroad Depot 90 NevNofA The House j. - fee.
'front.' tcri deep stories -n llrge Piazza 100 ih" rear
and well finished trol gloui also, good stable, Fruit Trees
l,ane Vine &C attached. For iartir particulars inquire
!. NICHOLS corner OF William and Nashn-ton-sis. o.
VIM PAU J.. on the premises - inc
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RLncK TIN WARE MANUFACTURE.

bLUDA IN " aA1 MINI = 7 ~ 7 = NtsH'
4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT % plan-leii Tn snd
n Common Tin Ware, Cutlery Hard and Hollow Ware
Wood Ware Baskets. Brl-ne Door Mats. Shaker Sleeves
and Broomsn short, every vsnrty Of Housekeeping Ar
uces.
v B.-A complete assortment Of Cofes and Tes Crns,
Table D,h-- ana Covers &C. &C. Tor Hotels and Steamboats,.
on hsnd and M .nufartured a. The shortest notice.
JAMES I. WATKINS,
i,ltt,ul % Cafhsrire-s- Sew-York
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IIL PEK>ON- INDEBTED D

Il arc requested % f4Af p! lI'i " ~ y =
Grand-.treei ana ali persons having claims against me -td
Thomas j. Vail are requested io present r -ilr b Ire same
r.ce r air-tneu on or before the IN fsy o., july next
New y ork. june z, 1913 JO>lAn hiN'.
Il LII ~
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DubIie Ccnusranees, ST.

----rs-~<v-LO>G ISLAND RAILROAD.
A6-zSeS>~sc.>sC iANDk Or OURS MAERsa
n NSt.NE>r.-Ol ard aasr b. -
MAY Tan VII leave ~, Depot . Blo.syu every ro--
M Al y o'coss for Boston. Sorsca a.. Wtres,.,
sundays sxcepfsf.
,,rA,ss leave. w ,ehs.l a. ~ o'e'cck.
-. l-rsnE - -.-secnnl cs.. car. & A M L.
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LEwls BFvros. Secretary. -
- 'e business oi Life i-sl-lr- O. -t-.r p, ~
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

~ WHITE i7j BROADWAY, up stairs, would respeci
II. fully call the attention of citizens and STRANGERS ~
iuy the City. 20 t- splendid collection Of DADS EkhhO
on on the same Plate winch for beauty and accuracy m
dneafon cannot be- surpassed Portraits taken 90 ell An-'
al weather either with without DE colof-, The prices o.
which he ha. reduced those charged by TIE most nrNpt
renced in the business. ~ ~,
The American Institute aiii- late exhibition awarded Mr.
WHITE The Firs Premium for lhe best DsgieneoiNp pc
Ikenes.e- flor grouping and general ehecD which : uu
another proof of the superiority OF d. Portraits a~u
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- -, - -7NEw-i09h AND IAsLEM

W. g. ItiILADAD tU.-NalVlrr H'fs
mint. On and alter Monday. APfss "
1si. lie Trains 81" run 81 follows, Leave Cy be. nj
- he Plans and n..rne4fs p.as.- a. :, JOB 4 MA5n|
so sn4 i. II.
Leave Cl.y Hal for iorkgi.e, Harlem snd Monssss
$40, g, l0A. ", /, 2 ). ll1 :, 5, So, on, T. ~
Returning. sage While Pans iYr L ~ n.l a.. lcysfr~
dlaie p.ace- 40, 1910 l. 81, -la, 5lOP.A
Leave W . ans bridge lOf Cy hs.l lis, 40, e~ = -
80 9, sol ~ .
Leave M0rrssna and Harlem f0r CITY Hal ~, - /"
" A. " =, ;. T. 81, 5, $50. 10 J. ~ a.
Inr .gm tra.n siA cave White Plains a. 7 oeDes r
III. y n d. Leave C..y H-.. al 1eiyre : +. NJ for SP'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-20

SpIC.I,NtE of an order OF the Surrogate of the
lConiv of New-YOfk Sofce hereby gwen ~ al persons
having claims against WILLIAM ;. CHAPMAN. laie OF
fle city of Neeior., d-'~acd tu present NE ais " iH
chants Exchange 10 ie city ~ Ne" ora Old ~ 'ei' NE
lofl dsv oi NovcmDer next.
Dated New Tors fh~ lfh dey DO MAY ~
WILLIAM PATTON, r,..,,.or-
rnv4 faNfnis FUkN ARD D.. ON ~
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Ersa! Notices.

Dy ORDER OF CHARLES 4. DAILY Assoc
- c'ae Judge ~ fe Cu4r 81 OMmun Pleas Cor lr 'g
ai County Of Nsw-iora Nnlcel hereby -feu pursuant
f the provisions of the statute authorizing Attachments
against Uourr dent debtors. a 900 attachment hA- ISSUED
ala. fie Estate of AkRiEI s. olLLkll resident ~
Derby. n tie State 40 Connecticut ana ui r -Hi' il
h. .,i IN the payment az cr dsb- unless -Le appear aa
d-charre such attachment according To- law, " ilhn hr
months the irsi publication oi ls u"cr ani may u
rarreuf OF any debts due her by residents 81 l- stale
and tie delivery her flr hf Nee OF any property " t p
f. Slr belonging D her, afl iAe transfer o amy s-cn
property bv hcr are bdrn by law, ana are yoi Daied
,a. s.-l.da, nf Narcl isti GEO. +. ALLEN.
nlll la,glrn Attorney for Attaching Creditor
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r.sII, IL llNr'F'' trr,N1 ~ rsos Dls.'y,
Tie steamboat EMPIRE, Capt
Macy viii leave the foot OF Courand street, TIT RSDAI
.rerlng al 7 ID clock.
The Empire owing her hEh, dnN of water W.T. Re IN.
iled ~ all times pass Ac bars, and reach Ahsay ssa
r '' ample umo 10 take the Morning Tram Of Cars East
or West
h.. ror freight Passage. apply on bosri, to c.
CLARK. 70 Do. tnlce ou ins " nsr- els
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a.. N0TICE---A BARGAiN.---a COUNTRY

ii SEAT AND FARM FOR sALk--near the village OF
- souierviIe. Somerset Co, New Jersey. sad Farm
consists OF - of Land. ., o. which : wood Th
Buildings all NEW. and hiit within 49, wears LOUIS.
and Barn both buit by days wora and oi e best Material
IRE House built ~ the COTTAGE srYLF, % ny 3 feet 'front.'
s gh e centre, paror finished y in msrble maueIs
palLa ,. front aud J.. feet down each sde-togefef
fh an Observatory top Of said House story h'ch.
en- m the eur and Cellar under e whole of r main build
ny with Pan-s aud all Jagged through l ie best manner.
The Barn 60 feet long and painted WHITE trrage hou-,
Ice House Ac Al-o great variety 81 FRUIT of ali de-
scnpuUus--0gei..e " ilh ID quantity uf ~HrlbherY.
m. premises e w'Ian Tour hundred fsri. offle C0gufr
seat ard about quarter OBJ mite of le Railroad. Il
ace about hours and half from zoe City FOR af-
her particulars inquire Of tire -uh-crnerard proprietor ol
NATIONAL h0TEL, No CORTLAND 81. New-lors.
mlI Il gflAS WfKgEE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-20

iyRITa>NIA TEA AND COFFEE PUTS
ID ~ncers AID Creams. Pitchers Iumn"r-, Lamps and
Caniir-css Soup Ladies' spoOns Castor traue- Coin
Plates, &c. Tor sale y JANIS W EMS,
rt - JpNi---
DODGERS & sons CT TLEkb a W. sPIt-
co. -i Pelr-fre-f, have yusi received an ifoee
Rodgers >ou- genuine Cutlery consisting ~ Pen and
Posei Knives and Kaz0r., which They .en.
E. ii. loves. prcr-
Also. are now opening splendid assortment u Table
Cltey from -te h consisting Of abe Knives and ofS-
Carers Buicler Knives. Scissors lFors sets 10 a
nINON & SONS and American Britannia Teaand COT
~ Pots single. Knives lnd York. Fla,
Round ar Rods Llel AMI Elanleec >src- Pans Pos
Kettles. spiders, BAKE Pans - Trays Csfor- 80 FOR sas
ty SEAMAN LOWERKE.
ap2i 3fovr - SPIN street. rear Greenwich
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-20

ITO NOrECE.-sTATEN ISLAND FERRY,
= =. FOOT OF WHITEHALL STREET
- Fare "a cenfs--Du end afier Saturday. Juss
h.'he steamboats, SYLPn and TEN-iSLaSDfRwl
cove Nee-iora ever, hour. except 7. w. Commencing
i8 :. A. unfl p. " Leave siafenl-.snd every hour
vrfri r. 81 Commencing 20 4. n. uru Up VI vi
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: LINE STEAMBOAT,

ell
H.iS FOR ALBANY. D4liy. sundays eA,sP,s.l
------ss---- rHkol.H Dfsrer-tt IococA. p ~ frorr
f,., QIa- ht.reos- Cour lni tni Liberty ,.evi.
s,re,nhaaf * SIC NFKhOC hkR. ,tp- A. Hlgshiou VI
.esve ol Monday, " elnesday and Friday tren.nss9,
1cocS. , , ,
Steamboat ROCHESTER,. Capt K. a. cuiealer. W.
cave nn Tuesday, THURSDAY and Saturday e'era.s AZ
O'Clock
~ F,rs OC'scS 4 " Landing a, IV'srrgeia,.
Places. from jooi ~ Barclas,,f
Steamboat COLOMBIA, Capt VIM. H. Pe-A, vii cav.
I'm Monday "Wednesday. Friday ANA sunday aler-ooa.s
O'Clock .. a.
steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt T.. W. Rrs.asrs
,ti lt,. on Tuesday Thursday and saturday srrcocs
40 O'Clock Passenger. taking either oi ne above iaes
sal, arrive m Albany m ample time Tor the Morning Tran
Of Car Tor ihs Fast or Ne-i.
~ The tuaIs are new and sghsiantia-sre furnished
With new and elegant STATE rooms and Tor speed and soeogn
nodaions are 1nrvs.e.l 90 the Hudson.
Frflatt taken az N3dsrGte Rates
~ All PERSONS sp ioroI trusting any of the hoss q
his Line without a written order from lc ,spia1
AGENTS.
70 Passage or Ffeieit apply on board, or 90 P C. ss
no Ore gIco rn Tire Nt.rL .ea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-20

N PURSUANCE Of az order Of tie Surrogate OF the
.on. having ms arsf.t WALTER KELLEY, late OF he
City Of Nesv-i orb. LyLl-ier deceased, l' present me
with the vouchers thereof 20 me -utel f az neg re-,
.fre No Is, Clerry-sif,,i n f. City of Newior ON
or before the .Glfh day &c December next Dated New
York he fih dag Of June, 1919 ELIZA KELLEY
,.c fa,,ernf Almni-frlfrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-20

DISASTERS. sc.
eoop Arion. Dayton Of and from Providence for New
York got ashore Saturday last the Hen and Chek
ems opposite Corn6ed Point She was got OF on Sun.
dsy without damage and taken into Ssybrook Her
domestic goods wss somewhat damaged.
Several bunche Of shingles and two oil casks were
picked up laih inst Of Point judith by tho Sarah and
Mara. q salem.
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DISASTERS &c

Br. chip James Moran. Quebec bark Macon. Barusy
Busnos Ayrcs, and others. Wind sE
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70 STREET NEN-NOkk-for. sale on accommOisun.
ierns one 81 the mos, healthy ud beautiful country
seats consisting ~ - acres Il Land Of e tf-f quality. M
urnareu free-. choice fruit snI holdings. a In eri
order. Also s..vera priced very beautiful places
containing from To- each. with good buildings nj
situated Oh e tilas Of Hudson River of t.
f1ln.ing towns. ARNOLD BLFflN a co.
FOR sale above. grant 0i Or nile square, Dice rci
Conner and Lead Mineral REGION Ou Lake SUPERIOR 500 o.
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y
Lake Henry, COS erll about one hundred ncrf- fngt
- Their With fiom four Twelve hundred of Land
4rOulllug with Cherry and other valuable Timber situate.
CoYiugion township Lu1rre County state 0f Penn-yl-
vania. THIS beauf ui sheet OF Dr. situated hgI
ridge u land, rd with -prn aud Astounding m iic fu-
rJuf many Oi them weighing from three fJ I've pounds, ann
would be- valuable doe purchaser resort FOR spor-
men, The lands In ifs Immediate vicinity will maze valuable
Grazing farms. This property l. -uatl about three rc
N of the Philadelphia ami Great Bend Turnpike on a
rDad leading io re Ee-on and Belmont Turnpike. f0rfr
tAer particulars apply EEBECCA ". DkiNkER,
CnOn Lukerne County Penn. Or %
" WALN DRlNhER,
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ITO NEW aRRsNGENE>T-PIRt

TN Nl.Ff = WI 7 NJ IWfNlf AM
v0.-O<-DiRfCI.-- times wncs rseh ~
~. Srsfrrh sid Farorie >iftrlbns. NEPTt NJ -
-,.ris.f hv Capt. NiIsin Rollins having couqieis.i -
improvements 's' resume neg fir- ~ saturday. 5i~ Nv
- f.f',,,,. - cave Sew York from PER- r. y N,r,.
- 49, Srvyrort pruv'drrrr ana Boston dreci On r..
i.v rhlrslsy. rnd ssrnlay ~ 5oc.ocS r. v Rsfv,,.
40 f.sts Providence tor Newport .lt N~~ -
- 800 v'dr..ay ana snisy. AZ s, oeos. ; q
- r. sr-.si of Pc Mall lfs'1 Of Ctr. ilo- Bo>,,a
r.Rs f.Yrn Nc,v-Yols io NcNPor sla frorcs8cs si.,
from Ns,-lcrS Io Boston, "a
p.-s Pr..r,r,r- fom New-Iork 20 Newpc-,. a. 49,
Providence. =,
40 .n frln. New-fors fo Bosom -
sr,ft from Ncsy-N ors New pom sod frgrserr, -
Cts PR iuof.
For further particulars. enquire of
GEO p FAlRCHlLn, % Wes.---,
orof JOHN n. RICHMOND Prordrses
and ri DO oii-e on 2 % 80 an 'uil Al.t -vN
persons are ,.rra trusting tn. Boat eye@1i OF VII
taf or .~ FROM he Captain, 40 nn uNf7 rsvi h@nsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-20

\ ATuROP \ BARTLETT offer for sale al 6s
IL f,Nr-sireei,
Gum Copal. 50 cases Salem washed $500 lbs rough
Anaiio ~ baskets Para
Tapiocs ~ bhs do.
Spirits Turpentne, > bhls
Canphene, - DO
Rosin 500 de-: Pitch. 80 bbls.
Coffee 50 bags Mocha " DO. African
Chocolate, prepared Cocoa and Cocoa Paste msnuisc-
AA.ll. ..,..i
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80. FARM FOR -sIE.--SfuHi-u l iHe H0aI iron
= New Rochelle f0 White Plans about eQu.- from
- each. containing $50 ACRES Or LAND, al vi WING.
Plough Land. excepting Ten Acres which Is Wood Land
The place divided by aisle, and laid convcneu
O's tor cultivation All the fences o stone, ln GOO
order, and The ground ir M -a'r o cultivation. TIE build
n.- al " good character and 10 order. For TERMS apply
:. 3. hEsfos ol lIe premises. Oroi
d91 J. ADRfANCE, o. John,.i. Nsss-Yo,s
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.U.s- NEW FERRY no FORT "a

VIII leave PIER foo Of Pike 49, r. r., Al 20 o'clock l. y
and Il 2. 81 Pier foot Of anal . y. T.. ~ l0i Oe A.
81. and a. ~ ind Pier So L. r. K. 40 % O'Clock A. g.
and - r. " Returning. vii leave FOrf Hamilton a. = ana
O'Clock, p. NJ, landing al the above places. Fare u
cents.
! Freight fq.sn reasonable terms Jtr w.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN order If me surrogate ~ The
/ Corrv of N..g-Y 0rk Norce j. hereby given o al per
son. having claims aglln- O. ibkltL RNlAN lae Oh me
CIV OF Newly deceased. 10 present the -.ne win e
vouchers thereof TOE subscriber a. Biz store. No lhN Pearl
street. n the Cry of NevA 0rs, of before ne r- day c
October next Dated Newlort. fe 4lin day % March, ol'
mis- laWtm GABRIEL RI i,AiANf IT, fN''N"i.
IN PURSUANCE 81 ON order ~ fe Surrogate oi the
/ county of Nr-i0ra. Notice is hereby -rru in az er-
sons having claims against GEORGE RIDER, aie ~ ne
Island of Guha merchant deceased, io present ur same
with M vouchers thereof 20 ile subscriber 90 he residence
William K'p.y 40. - pivl.oa--reei 900 TIE city ~
On r before the Pet day of June neXtDaed
Nf,e-N orb. the Isfh dav Of December. isii
d.r lawbmr STEPHEN }. idDf.h' Alninistra'or.
IN PURSUANCE ofsn order OF the Surrogate of the
County Of NewYora. Notice 3. hereby gwen ~ a persons
-,,o claim. against Ann ELIZA COLGATE, late 81 the
cfy ~ Ne deceased 70 preeniih same via torh-
e. hereof io the subscriber 50 C4asr', on, or before
ile ,o,h day OF July next
ia lawtm JAMES sIohL> Aa"h'-fa'"i'
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Real estate.

o. AROUSE WA>TED-To Tesehefs And re
E.~ srs wishing 70 eve NJ h1use- sc~ping-A nl'le
- azei lady WISHES 70 hIe hluse, f-rasntl On pA'.}
furnished. ocatesi 10 rless.ri neighh0rhood W.T. ti
sa III tnsinx sfex select ncariers o respect ~
or would lake the bosrinE p4rfneri % >c''o N
York IL vicinity. ile addressed 10 Niat-n-r- Lsi
stating name snl residence where interview may 1e AN
ien a. tn oce % The Tribune. VII meet With .na,ee te
.-..,-.-r ri9 81
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-05-30
From The National IntelIigencer.
The Oregon Question.
April %, I845.

In presenting to the Public, as we have
within few days done, in sort of Spirit
OF the Press on the Oregon question, those
views of variety of Journals which struck
Us as the justesl and worifiest Of attention
we reserved il TO ourselves to offer, az lei.
sure and with dcliberation, such comments
or such further views as the subject and the
moment seem TO require. Happily, the oc
casion is not one Of emergency, and, serious
as it's, invites only the calmpst considera.
lion. II heretofore the matter has been
weighed as il is entitled TO be, then the case
must be felt to be a most grave one, and il
1t has not been so weighed, it i time ,ha, il
should be. In neither contingency. then.
can we be blamed, when we seek onlv f.
touch il after having maturely examined il
SO large is the thing itself, such its mapni.
tnde OF interests and Of consequences, Iba,
he who speaks of it suddenly incurs everv
hazard of speaking of il rashly, unwisely.-
falsely, perhaps, as to the very national hon
oraWhich he means TO consult, dangerously
as 10 public passions, which ought not TO be
Fonsed unadVisedly. and ruinously as 10 that
public prudence and rightfulness which has.
~ and lnhammatory counsels must SET a,
naught.
BE our rights 70 the territory Of Oregon
what they mays il is quite possible 10 Bui
ourselves in the wrong, BY resorting TO GER
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-05-30
PLANTATION MEDICINES

o. The subscribers, aware of the Importance
to Planters and Physicians of having Medicines
which can be relied on as FRESH and erxu,vr.
have taken particular care inthe selection Of their
Stock and from the arrangements they have made
in London, Paris and New York, for receiving
constant fresh suPpiee, they viii always be pre-
pared to furnish Planters and Physicians viii
Medicines which thew viii guarantee ar snpsrie
quality. slCKLEs & Co. Druggists, No q
magazine Street 29-em.
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-05-30

Gov. JONES IN THE PIELD AGAIN.-GoV.
James G. Jones, the talented and hitherto
InvIncible leader of the Whg host in Ten
nessee, is in the field for Congress from The
Rutherford district. OF his election there
is no earthly doubt.
The following is his card yielding to the
numerous solicitations made upon him.
To the Editor of the Tennessee Telegraph
avail myself of this opportunity, through
the medium of your paper, of responding
to the various solicitations have received
from the Wings of this district to become !
candidate for Congress.
For this renewed expression of their kind
ness and confidence, owe them my mos
grateful acknowledgements. In consequence
of the feehleness Of my health, il was my
wish and determination to retire from any
active participation in the presen, contest
Indeed my health was such as to preclude
the possibility Of my making an active anC
laborious canvass. The position which N,
friends would assign me, aud to which an
now called, is, in their judgment, such as
can occupy without any serious hazard /,
my health,
In view of the claims which they have oil
my services, and their earnest solicitations
do not feel myself at liberty to Withhold,
them when thus required. | owe to til,
Wings Of Tennessee a debt Of gratitude
shall never be able TO pay; and 10 nonr
more than TO The Wings of The 9Th Con
gressional district, and TO the principle
they profess, feel devotion commensurate
with every effort can make for their ad
vaGCement
Respectfully your servant,
JAMES G. JONES.
April %, l845.
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-05-30
FOR DrsTp,cT ATTORNEY.

We are authorized to announce E. a, II. GE4y-
torney Of the fifth Judicial DiAtficf. composed Of
the counties OF Yazoo: Holmes, AttaIa, Leake'
No1aoee' Winston and Madison, at the next No
vembeT election.
For Circuit Clerk.
We arc authorized 10 announce Mr.. GLIB.
bARNEs, as 9 candidate for the office Of Cir
cult CouF: Clerk OF this county, at the next
November election.
We are authorized TO announce r. EATON
KEYS, Eeq., as a candidate for the Office of
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Yazoo county.
al the next November election.
For Sheriff.
We are authorised to announce JOHN w.
FUQUA, as a candidate for reelection 10
the Office Of Sheriff, of this county, at the
November election.
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-05-30

because Britain has; or because Wes BY some
exiraneous movement, have gained or at
tempted to gain an advantage; or because
she has done so,
As TO the last, arc have no cause Of com
plant, and have, therefore. no right TO break
off the treaty. Great Brlaip has taken no
new Steps 10 our prejudice inOregon-none
which were not in our contemplation when
We began TO treat last year.
On the other hand, one branch Of our Gov
eminent has attempted TO prejudice The po-
sition of things by the passage Of law; but
It failed. And the Executive has made an
indiscTeet, but irregular and ineffective de-
claraton. But neither Of these is of conse-
quence enough TO warrant BritaiQ's stopping
the negotiation, though both must naturally
make her continue it in less just and yield
ing temper.
The second case only, then, remains ;c
be examined; and that is perfectly clear.
We are not aware that since last year
any new light has dawed upon either oul
claim or that of Britain, so strong as to fof.
bid further negotiation. But if, ncverthe
less. there be such. known 10 The public, i
must surely be known also to the neaolia,
tors, and therefore cannot fail to expedite
quiet and final settlement Of The mafte6
Have we got stronger proof Of our ri-hs
That would be very strange reason 10
wanting to break up the trail, instead o
pressing for verdict? Has Britain founc
new and decisive testimony? We fancy not
but if she has, it would be most perGdiou
and unPrincipled for US, on that account. t,
want 10 stop the cause, TO fair trail 0
which we have submitted ourselves.
We conclude that the case should 90 cor
ward TO It's peaceful and reasonable dec
sion; and we hope, as is our public du;,
that, it will, in spite all blusterers, els Z
trGnSsallanlic
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-05-30
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