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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08

GAINESVILLE, VA.-AIany Of our resdtn mI
not be apprlsed that there is village of this nsme I"
on the BORDERS Of the Roanoke. in hecklenburp cuun
IN which the publication Of Taper las heen resn'l
commenced, which "heralds" firth the future rroas
Of Clarksville in prophetic strains AS soon as the Ro'
noke shall be CLEARED Of all Instructions, and the meI
~ b' OF some favorile steamer heard in The dsan'
Then, We are iorewarned. ClaksyiIe is ITO BE- the rival
OF Lynchburg-aye. and no, blush 10 show hands vi"
Richmond" But rhen will that be Z II she expect
Legislative aid in cleaning The Rosnuke, she WI
have 10 send rather liberal delegates to that boy
'"an she has here'ofore done-men who ar aware 'n'
there are other rivers in the besides u"
Roanoke.
We learn. from the same paper that, ,hop,h there
diversity oforinion as 10 the prospects, Of the ioOs'
crop IN that county. the general impression that ""
be short one. In sumo Of the tobscco growing eodf
lies OF North Carolina. q, says) it is though, the cry
Will exceed thai made last year by At less. fou''
Inc corn crop will also be much better Than vs' I
hrs nr'citd his rain. having come Just IN ling s'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08

ne New odr'hs cofrres ,ondsni of the Niiional In
,slligenee'. writing ind Z dso Of 22nd ut. m.n,im.
The a'mos ine'rd.sle circumstance that although Gen
IA. ia'' rT..nandng the L. 5. army in Texas "has
Guns liable body OF artillery with him. they hav. all
seni down there mif.opt their gnna II appears
thai some or all VI the guns that the different delach
menis had With them ~ their respective paints Of EN-.
bareaon from the Uned States were either not u the
rfuler k,nj cailbre. ifum other cause were
not susbei and that others u supply their tlsce we're
10 be shipped from the North, OUT which had not yet ar
rived"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08

A'era bItt interval. The work Of proscr p'or iss II
commenced. We find snnounr,d the having now
victims: Benjamin Nj. Ellsworth, surveyor and IL.
>pec,or Of the revenue for the ports .f Warren ard B,r
rneton Rhode Island, in place Of WIN. u. Sn,ll To-.
moved;-John e. Winston, rec. liver If public ,nun,u
at Lebanon. Alabama in placc Of Levi w. Xavier. r.
m"ved;-llngh p. Carpenter, register Of the land rfls
al Lebanon, Ala, in place of Jacrb r. Bradford, rs
moved,-John l.. SIaymakrr, rusmas-r at Gale,s,
Illinois, in place Of place oi Robert W. Csrou, ~
moved.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08

Vashks Dosssn.Rfs in 81. Louis.--Wc copy the fol.
owing irosa The 81. Luus New Fla, Of las, Ihnrsdsy
M 2lT:
Ws nudessand that preliminary infrmsl arrange
0snis have been made organise volunteer military
seghneni ~ Ills place, II trom five hundred
49, hsadred men, aud b be raised with view march
On ~ very thori iime, and engage il an active cam.
nynsso satsal, 70 strict military discipline End
~ 10 ihe sessce leave The frontier in Ociobe
add sIske = hasw 81 Saasfe early 10 December.
supposed siasi segi"en' Of such men. starting
6un axis place. with snch additional force N NAV bs
*biaufd sbo4 Brnts Fur md the piher ounain rs,sb
i'shneuis. cund take Santa F@. They-houDd be ready
Z" march hn ifo'iIr by the miJle VI Ocub~s aad
10 a'e n'onb iey misti b. 10 The ,rri,y sfshe rfx
fluns.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08

D'ooay eevay al Cincinnati. Monday last
prize nsh' was :. have come of near Cincinnati. be-
r an E"2'shman and Irishnan for $500 side.
fancy met to enjoy the sr,. In irving !, se,I. tho
terms and preliminary srransemen,s however. some
dherence Of opinion occurred which could not be set,
tied. The result was, general hes, ensued Between
Two and three hundred men. in which aau, ,hry were
wounded. some badly. The weapons were fats clubs.
brlckbals and all those nodescrpt weapons oenealv
pu, into a lawyers declaration in a Gaze Of assault
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08

Charge Of Stare Deahng.-Capt. Thos. DulinC las
been arrested in Philadelphia. and held to bail 10 tho
sum OF $ooOo for further hearing, charge Of be
ing concerned in the slave trade The accusation il
founded on certain documents transmitted To the govern
ment by the American Consul at Rio de Janero; and
charges the defendant with violation Of the 2nd and Sd
section OF the act of Congress of the 10Th Of May 1900
while commanding an American vessel called Wash,
ing,on's barqne.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08

FLORiDA.-T Wings are in fine spirits in TIM
State, and have strong hopes Of tecn2 Mr.. C.b.l.
their candidate for Congress. lie is actively canvass
ing The State. ''stumpna ii" in Yrein, fashion, md
occasionally 'ndnlging in rife shnooz match, aad
bearing of The prize by his superior skill Ia the n.su
while, there ia discon,ent in The Ioc,.ocp rank. An,
the recent session Of The Legislature, II i. stated Tim
caucus composed Of less than han The Lucpco Incmb,r
met and Nominated Mr.. Brockerrn,gh az hs randidss
VI that party in opposition ioMr Cahcll Ths Charles
ton Mercury says. 'bih the If nomination aud
the candidate The subrci of censurc and a numina.
'ing convention is londy called Er. It is pity (adds
The Mercury that there had mi bren more d,r,p,i.u
and m"deraun AMONG the radiaa They hsrv l,..
gun With a must nnpromising kettle Of FISH,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08
DOCTOR BASCOMB's BoOK.

Mr.. Calhoun aud Mr.. Clay Rave Zach written letter,
c"'nmendatny Of Doc Bascon's ok on "Al,,hpdsm
aud Siasery-wi,h OH er matters in controversy he
'wt'n lie Nonh ard lie S,uih." 1Ly are as fol.
lows:
"Fonr HUI Jsly Slh, ls45.
"Dtar Sir IL am under much obligation To you IN
, me copy OF the Rev. DIR. Basconb's Review If the
Manifesto Of the Majority. which you were So kind
harlcsion. "
Il have read 1t with much attention and cre,t de,l
q" pleasure II Is in every respect very ably executed
ho'h as 10 matter and manner; and is full and ,rum
Phsn' sindca"n ct The adopted by the Sunhern
portion at the Meth, dist Church Their cundnc,
Throughout The Whole affair, was such ar became pa,ri
Ola and Christians '"''
Dr Basconb has displayed the talent and intorm,
"h not only OF an able Divine and Loaican but alsp
"' an able Statesman and profound Philosopher re-.
gard w. iaken as whole. The sblest Production which
mas yet appeared against that fanaica agitation Of the
SUBJECT Of AboIon. which exists at the North and
North-Ntsf, Al which threatens bp,h Church and
Slate with So much mischief. The whole lInuo. hu,
more especially the South. 10 indebted TO him f., his
citai and iull xsiiun Of its character tendency and
object. "''
With grea, respect, am, &c., &c.
n, }. L. CALHOUN.
Mr.. THos B. STEVENSON"
"AsHLssD, August 18th, Is45.
NY Dear Sir IL received your letter inf,rm;,y
me that new sDd revised edition is about In he pnbI,.h
I'd OF f ascnnbs pamphlet, in rrrp~c, to the d,v.ioo,
which have nnhappy arisen in the Methods, Church
pefnsed scopy oi the FIST edition with very urea, sal,
i-tae"n, and consider it dlsna nv nSeomnon
sps''y besides The particular quesIiuns i,el-.d in
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08

A .Nw Crime-We see it stated in the papers ,h,.
the Postmaster General wrote to Postmaster snms.
where Virginia that his office must b- disconlinu,1,
IN consequence ut lis pr ximy 10 another n lM
Postmaster was highly indignant the receipt If Is
letter-no for the sake nf the salary which waa bal 62
cent' week-bn' On acconn, of the alleged reason r
the act; for, said he, 81 "erer gusy ofprerimiy
in my e!"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08

OsrTw heKned Alabama is in drHt, and Thou, thu
means ii paying except by 4 ts'u 10 'xnban. nxss
tou the Wings may congratulate themselves, that ,hs
responsibility OF meeting aud pr.vding Gr the flicu
aes br,e them will deyolve upon Ire party To wha.s
mlschevous Legislation these difficulties ARE a.cribab,
here ls n" STATE in the Eniun worse condition than
Alabama = not even Missssippand lot il be rrcoll.e
ed that there the Locus have held uninterrupted sw,
from the beginning.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08

o. Some Manufacturers. !, would seem, break some
times, If others grow rich. letter from Harrisburg.
Pa in the Philadelphia Ledger, states that the Messrs
Bayard, proprelors Of the Emene furnace have failed
to the tune Of 100000. Where their 40 per cent,
divdends1 Or is there no protective duty upon j.
ron
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08

Cure for Di",hea.-Three Straw berry leaves, eaten
green (e-eh leaf stem has three bes or divisions
are an unisng ind immediate cure for both The sum.
mer complaint or diarhs, and Of The dy senery News.
papers BY publishing The ab"ve will be instrumental in
relieving immense amount Of suffering and If "a inc
many valuable lives 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08

We have heen shown the coin found in black fsh
taken sh"r distance from the light house. few DAYS
ago One side is the figure Of head. with these words
around ll-FR: wILLH: III Ko. v. PRuEssEN-and un-
dernea'h- hErrES tappears TO he Prussian Grosh
and Is worth about nine mills. The reader must salts.
y himself. II he can, as 10 how got into the fish s
belly I.Ncw London .N,m.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08
House for Rent.

I13 desire 10 rent the Store now occupied oy
m"J Messrs. Norveli & Averett, as Comm ission.
:. - House. next below Mr.. Richard Tyree's on
MAJ" street Possession will he given by the first of
November. OF perhaps earlier,
Gil. l.. MOSBY, Erecvtor
AoS23 ,su
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08
From The JInshinpfou Union.

POST OFFICE STATISllCS-No hsvc oh,
'ansd. In" HE General Pest Oflie. the following lis,
o' we '"ePs which have been made under he former
aud present post flee laws These facts may assist in
showing the present operation OF the new system. The
receipts oi these posi- offices here varlo0sly stated
som" the average per week. and others Tor the whole
month OF July In every case they tall shor, of the re
cers OF The former law but in various proportions, as
VIII strike the IuadeI's eve nj nnce - - Fl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08

OF the Times. tina, Pry,ona has BEEN for the present
withdraw. her ewner, Mr. Kirkman, having deiermin.
ed to let her rest until next Srng when is broadly hin.
ted that there will be something of more importance
for her than 81 1000 recently offered.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08

Gov. DoRR.-1homas Dorr 10 at present s,;ourninc
In Noonsocket Or at the residence of Olney Bal
lou tie IS preparing an address The people Of the
State, which will appear at an early day
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08
From The National hieAigenc,r.
TREAT -MAklNG SUPERSEDED

ftom The joined fiicisl nu,ice in The Government,
organ appearing yesterday morning. VIZ perceive that an
additional Executive Department displaying the same
lac lIiy oieaishdnp jurisdiction into repn p,fs A,
has susdy Teen exhibited by Others. These are TACT,
emiheniy fl 10 mark the era aud the part, of "siric
cunsiruciun."
Heretofore, when our Post Office was TO be- connected
with tia, VI Another Government, some little resort 10
the reaiy>mnklng power, ihr shape Of postal con-
se"''oo, some small ceremony OF asking permission of
the laws, was praesed. as IN the late treaty for that
purpose negotiated by Mr.. Blackhnd with New 6rana-
IA Du' now bnelrr methods serve. One high function
airy, pleading necessity enlaraes his rights at his will
and US i"r lesser one lesser is sufficient as
beng III proportion 10 his gtnde. the Postmaster Gen.
efal hnds the reason OF convenience nhundan,y good for
him. and Proceeds 81 his own Station, 10 enact the
order which we are abunt TO copy. Though not III.
lie obscure IN lis terms, amounts clearly enough To
taking points in Texas under The coprl of ouT
Oicr; or Ihe order addresses itself just rs distinctly 10
The D'sau posimasers al Corpus Christi and Galveston
o.. indeed there he any at tho ner place. as 10 The
C"''ed States officers a' New Orleans and Mobile
Ing Is making II VIII be easily seen" as'ep quite be.
yond any hing thai the Executive and Congress have
ever done ~ any postal convention.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08

f. California o. the al, sh.,ber eumyshy can-
sisi,ns of twenty five left 81 ius ff Csliion,s.
The Missnnan says they e The right stamp
hr such an uns.nskig. AID lss-e with great willing
ness. sppatenily regardless Of oil dangers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08
PIPE LAYING.

The Republican sxul.s over HE recen, slsc,io, :, :,
Mscksnborg IN. Co. Congressional District. 49,
the Wing majority is less this fall than h.re,oo,.
II thinks that as Mecklenbufg was Mr.. Polk, n,,,
place, il is q mark Of the growing popularity If A..
gentleman. Blu, was the Rspnb lean aware .h., a.
WING ro:e that dsiric. is not less than il VA.
fall. although the majority 10 diminished severn, h..
dred H,w ii iarpra that trtn in n. d,,,;..
ia ~hirh Mr. Po.L born. lie Locofoe, "a.
didatc outruns Polk himself several hundr,d ,.,..
without diminishing the Wing vote, we are un.hl. ~
say !. either proves that Polk himself wa. v.,v -.
popular with his own party there last year. or tia, thor.
las cen an Increase If Locofoco votes in twelve mo,,.
wholly understandable on any "themy of popula,a.u
heretofore known. and which finds "parallel and ma.
cedent only in the annals Of that rure and p,tr,.
party!
See. for example. another csse Of The same cb,n..,
in Kentucky. The Louisville Journal Stale. ,h,, n.
roie Of Mr. BELL the Wing candidate f Conpr.s in ill.,.
3D. district IN that State, was large: than Mr. Cl,,.
last fall ard yet, although Mr. Clays majority W.. h..
tween and 1900. M. Bells is less ,hs n ma hmm.
dred! Here again an Increase Of IncoC,co ,,,.
scarce less than magical-as il tn. anci. nj ,bl. #
sowing dragons teeth and bringing forth armed n.o h,s
come 10 pass
But, after all. there is mystery in the thing 4, al
II IS all explained by the Louisville Journ,l which ip
forms us hat in The Kentucky district, above mention,
ed 'serenfy Locefocos hare already bren a1ie!td i.
Greene county for illegal roiing. and Ua many NOR.
are 10 be indicted. new wing (says The Journal \
will have 10 be added 10 our Pen,en.Iary."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08

POPULAR EDUCATION IN TExAs-By law Of the
htrubc {" 1exas, asa Of land are set apart IN
zach county for the support OF primary Schools and
XII .4OO acres for the endowment Of two colleges
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08

CAuGHr IN FEMALE ArrIRE.-A young physician Of
New York. named {. W. Palmer, was caue h, promina
ding the streets Of that city early Monday morning
disguised in female attire. lie was nut in the rumbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08

MILITARY M0vEMEATS.--The Gilowi z
nan.ed officers ii the Army ea,bsrk-d bard the u. ).
ship Lexington. 81 New York, Gr Jex,s. SEVEN
panies. of he Isl Artillery and of The ID Anls-
fy) Numbering about 400 men, rank and he constitute
The c,mmanJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08
Showing a falling Of of
S3.463,l5O As

Hdmpden Sidney Coige.-Ihe annual address will
be delivered before the Union Library Society of this
C"ese, by the Rev. $, j. P Anderson Of DsnviIIe, on
Thursday ihe 18th ofScpenber, being the sccood day
vi Comu.sncemeni
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08

II rich tocn.- New Bedford contains Il, 900 nhab.
s"'s and lis valuation rs 900 600, berg 81 200
ID each man, woman and child.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08

fiab"mS Eisctiem.- Returns from all the countr~Lu,
four have been received. Ih-y sho y, lar, nsj..
~ Of 4GO0 for Joshua l.. Martini the ..ind.pendsu."
candidate fer 60. enor over Nathaniel Terry the nm.
nee OF The Locofuco caucus The gro,ns uf the Luce.
oco papers in that State over this unr expected result
are awful to listen To.
In the Ltgislalnre. parties are ilus divided ::
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08

Mr. CLAY, II is said. in his late trip up the Ohio, on
his way the Virginia Springs unveiled in the steamer
senate As he wen, hoard of her, he jocosely re-
marked that he had hoped his public life had ended,
oo, he perceived tina. he mus, 60 into the Senate a.
gain.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08

WoMEN AND LADIES Some one who prefey. Tho
good old Saxon word women says. that "conen is the
last most perfect work Of Ged ladies the productions
silk worms, miners, and dressing maids"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08
raos. b. SrEvEssos, Esq"

England and LiJeria.-A meeting was lately held
at E,sion, Pa. in reference 10 the recent oura pes
coInDiiied against the laws of the Colony Of Lbe ria
by British subjects under the direction Of Brush OH
GERS, and With the apparent appreciation OF lhe British
Gove'nmeni." Hon Richard Drodhead presided, with
". ID. Maxwell As secretary. The resolution pre-.
sr"'ed by Mr. NJ. were warmly advocated by Rev
DIR. Junkin and Hon. James NJ. Porter. We cite two
oi them.
Res,Ired That the outrage in the seizure Of the Lii
ber'sn schooner John Seys," unless unqualfedly de-
nouoced by Her Majesty's Government, demonstrates
that Great Britain is still willing to promote her in,
teesis al the expense Of humanity when she enjoy
ed the monopoly Of The Slave trade and increased her
gnneas by transporting three millions Of Africans 10 the
Western Continent.
.Resoioed. Tina, the Lberian colony ha wing purcha
sed the SOIL and the spveregn,y offs er-ry from the
native princes. Is entitled To make laws for its own gov
eminent and 10 regulate its intercourse with foreign ia
iious ii may deem proper. and any violation Of lis ex>
iefnal regulations by foreign nations an outrage that
could only be wrperaed where avarice and selsnness
p''dominae over every noble. generous and philan.
i'irnpc impulse Of the human hean''
We could wish that Congress at its next session
would pass JOIN, resolution recognizing the Liberian
night ot sovereignty to the soil and authorizing the
President 10 the influence Of this Government in pro-
curing similar recognition from France and other con-
linenlal European powers. Such . proceeding would
not c"mmt our Government 10 any embarrassing re-.
sponsblliy account Of the Liberian Colonies while
al the same time. might have the effect Of concenra
ling the moral force Of public opinion bout Chris.
tendon the side of infant common wealth. whose
rights have been outraged. It's peculiar
claims upon the sympalhies Of mankind.
Bait american.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08

Rercnm.-lLe amount of revenue from customs re-
ceived al the port Of New York frum LIST January IN
the 3is' OF August, 1874, was $l6,772, 02O 40
Same ,imein 1915, $1,000. 76e o.
Showing falling of III AZ A6o ,so AZ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08

the eosirosassy. between The SoatLsru and Nofihsfn
e~iies Il the Methodist Church. IL treats Of other sub
jects tsiass,y sad Aboon) in mastery manner, and
vel, adsrhd la make deep and lasting Impression up.
o" all s'Tioiic and religious minds. open 10 the recep
,,on II great and important truths. Tho iniention Of
Dr. basnpmb To divide The principal topics OF the work
n'o suiisb'e chapters. will be agreeable facility TO the
reader oft.
AN nnwarranisble inter ,reiaion has been pven 10
hitter which addressed several months ago 10 Dr.
B"he IN regard to the mensced separation Of The Me-
odsi Church IL was my purpose. in that letter, TO
confne myself strictly To eAprrssipn Of my rsQreI VI
The consquehces to the Church and 10 the Union whc
appreh,ndrd from the separation. without in,ims in.
any upion v stever which uf the Two r. aes 4,
The conirovepy Was in The wronc aet.,and ,h,,
my letter has been eonssru" J., lmply that thought
Tie southern division Of me Church !, error, which is
certainly mol IRE q,'inion that do rally entertain
ny pr"',uhd regrets account Of the division Of
Tue 'nsfch. for the cause tchieh brought il about re-
r.sin undlminished. know that there are very high
authorities tor sbershng the belief that The event will
add STRENGTH instead Of creating danger, to our political
Uoon. annionsy hope thai experience may demon.
srze tho coTrectness Vi that aod the fascy Of nv o.
pnion.
am. respectfully. your friend and o5edi.n, servant,
II. CLAY.
Taos. Is. SrEvEssoN, Esd"
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-10-31
InaOIvenf N0fiee.

NNHE undersigned having been appointed
u by the Honorable Court of Probates oil
Yazoc county, Mississippi,at the April Term,
1916, as Commissioned of Insolvency on
the estate Of Valentine N. Sublett, deed
will meet at the Office Of Jeremiah Lamkin
Esq, in Yazoo City on the first Saturday oil
each month, for the next six months, for the
purpose of receiving, examining and auditing
all claims against said Sublest.
JEREMIAH LAMKIN,
]. HI. LAWRENCE,
WILLIAM MILLS, Jr.
May 30, 1545. 47-6m.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-10-31
NENEmM
ysslzITsNa e FEVER AND Ns|sls
AND ANTI EVER
PILLS

OF all the remedies ever discovered for
the safe, certain and effectual cure of the
Ague and Fever. or Chills and Fever, none
have more meriled and received the appro-
baton of the Public than these Pills, Up
wards OF Eighty Thousand Boxes have been
sold, in only Six States, within the last
twelve months, and over 10000 Boxes OF
these have been sold in the State of Alabama
alone. The Proprietor has never known a
single instant where these Pills have failed
10 cure the Chils and Fever, where they
have been used strictly according to the d.
rections accompanying them. One box OF
these Pills sgenerally sufficient TO cure two
common cases of Chills and Fever.
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THE NEW YORK
w GGkly Miro.

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quaa'o pages-is published every SATURDoY Morn
ING, and forwarded by the earliest mails TO sub
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bringings forth, the Editors and their many as
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over! These who cannot afford daily, or no
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ANY postmaster renting five dollars will receive
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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-10-31

OF Fare to Tuscumbia, Ala, $40; to Decatur
$l2; to Huntsville, Sl4 5O.-Time from Mem
Phis, Tenn, to HuntsWllee, Ala, days.
STAGE OFFICES-Memphis, Tenn, at the
Commercial Hotel Yazoo City, Miss, at the
Ph9nlx House.
L. SIMS & BROTHERS.
March 81, I845. 37-6m.