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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-11-07

The state Of MississiPPi,l PROBATE Court,
YAYoo COUNTY. Sept. Tenn lS45'
ATREEABLY to an order of the Pro-
81 bate Court of said counIy,-NOtice is
hereby given to all persons interested in
the lands, tenements and Entertainments Of
John J. Neesmiih, decd, to be and appear
before the Probate Court Of said cOunty,t be
held on the 4th Monday Of November next,
then and there to show cause, if any they
can, why an order should not be made for
the sale Of the real estate of said deceased,
lying and being in the county OF YazoO and
State of Mississippi, known as the north
east quarter Section 2, west half southwest
quarter and north half east half southeast
quarter OF Section 2, Township 8, Range
3, West; containing 2678 acres.
II is further ordered, that publication Of
this Citation be made in the YazoO City
Wing" and 'YazoO Democrat for six weeks
successfully.
Witness, the Hon. James r. Burrus, Judge
of Probates for YazOo county, the 4th Mon.
day of September, lS45. and seOl OF said
Court.
Issued the 26;h day Of September, l645
CHA'S. M. HENDERSON, elk.
By A. SIDNEY PERKINS, D. c.
Oct 10, ls45, (Prs. fee $Il SOY l4-6t.
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ED UCATION.

- ~ " ~ bWB
UNHE subscriber proposes commencing
SCHOOL in YaZOo City, on Monday the |
10Th inst. The branches of instruction and |
terms per month, are as follows:
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
Geography, English Grammar and His
tory, So 30
The above with Natural Philosophy,
Geology Physiology and Mathematics 90 |
The above with Greek and Latin OF
French, OO
Punctual payments will be required at the
end Of each month.
As the subscriber hopes 10 succeed on
he ground Of MERIT alone, IT is almost need
less 10 Say tha' he will, 10 the best of his
.Nri.y, advance Inc Interests OF those com
uil,G 10 has charge" Those wishing % send
will please give EARLY notice.
The certificate OF r. NJ. Smith, Principal
with whom the subscriber has been for two
wears connected) and of the Trustees OF
Warrenton Academy, Va. is suhjOined.
ANDREW SEYMOUR.
Yazoo city, November z, IS45. lS-It.
WARREN GREEN BOARDING SCHOOL AND AcA~
DENY,
Warrenton, Fauquire CO., Va, Sept. 5, l84S,
This is 10 certify that Andrew Seymour
has been connected with this Institution Tor
the last two years as Principal OF the Classl'
cal Department. The intimate knowledge
which we have acquired Of him during thai
period, warrants US in recommending hin
an a Classical Scholar Of unusual attainments
as a Teacher of rare abilities, both tor inn
parting knowledge and for gaining and pre-
serving the love and respect Of his pupils
and as a Gentleman of the strictest integri
", and the incest sense Of honor. During
the time for which he has been with US, b.
has FULLY enjoyed, not only our confidence
but that of ali the patrons of the School. Hi
habits, requirements, experience. and pleas
ant disposition, eminently qualify him 70
the duties Of his calling; and will cause hir
to be considered as great acquisition BY an
community that may secure his services.
R. M. SMITH, Principal.
GEORGE LENNON, President
JosEPH HoRNER, BALDWIN CAY,
SAM'L Chiffon. WIN. F. PHILLIPS,
B. w. MAcRAE, B. WARD,
Trustees
For the authenticity Of the above NAM
the subscriber refers to Doctor Barnett,
this CITY. A. SEYMOUR.
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NOTICE.

10y virtue Of a Deed Of Trust from Newt
- II. VIck, TO as as Trustees. dated the
9th day of December,-A. d. l643, and
duly recorded 10 the Office Of the Clerk Of
the Probate Court of Washington county,
Mississippi, in Book M. pages 81, IS and
SO. and also in the Office of the Clerk Of
Probates in Issaquina county, Mississippi,
10 secure 10 J. w. Wick the payment of a
certain sum of money therein mentioned ;
we will sell TO the highest bidder for cash,
at the door Of the residence of N. H. Wick
on his plantation in lssaquina county, Mss,
On the 6th day Of January. l646,
tho following negroes, to>wit:-Big Tom,
Joe, Daniel, Silas, Old Ben, julius, Levi,
Henry, jim, Sophia, Matilda, Margaret and
her 2 children Henry and Wiley,) Hamilton
Jorden, Nancy and infant, Hiram. L. Dan
Aggy, Russy and infant, Wesly, Harriet
Emily, ALEX, Caroline and infant, Della
Phebe and infant. Almira, Saba. l.. Matilda
Weiny, Hestor, Dice and child, and all the
increase Of said negroes since the day anC
date Of said Deed of Trust; and also, the
stock Of Mules, Horses, Cattle and Hogs
(he said property being the same mention
ed in the aforesaid Deed of Trust,) or S,
much of the above property as will be sufii
cient to satisfy said Trust Deed.
Selling as Trustees, we will convey sucl
title only as we lave by virtue Of said 1'rus
Deed, which is believed to be good.
VIM. WICK,
WILLIAM BOBB,
r. B. BRABSTON,
} E. NJ. LANE,
Trustees.
} July 4, lS45. 52-28t.
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NOTICE.

VHE undersigned will continue the Pro
duce and Communion 3uSiaess under
the style Of E. B. GBAYSON 4 CO, a.
the same slaud occupied By J. "a. Hollings-
worth g. CO.
Thankful Tor custom received under the
old firm, be trusts, By strict attention 70 the
interests Of those who may entEust their
business with him, that The same will be
continued 10 The new firm.
E.B. GRAYSON.
YazOO city, Oct. 49, 1915. lO-IE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-28

OtOOhb' ~ IODDON ~
Second Supply.
MAY, 1916.
'ENHE subscribers have received by the latest
Il arrivals from New York PhiadeIphia and baltimore ,b.i,
Second supply OF Spring AMI Summer Goo-eouprnr ..ee
hon OF the best and stye and
ness u unsurpassed this following st
part Of the goods received, viz
Ertra fine Shaded Stripe Bareres and
Do Hermann Bareges and Marguisans, ior Dresse.
French work Collars aud Capes
Muslin and Canibri, Eigngs and Insei,inEs
Thread Laces and Edeings
Shaded Gimp Cords for trimming Dresses
Ladies Silk and Kid Cloves and Mil,
Six and Cotton Hosiery IN variety
Ribbons, Plrasols Parasoleus and sunshad.,
SIN, Hermann Tripoi md Bareze Scarf. and Shawl
Blue black Armure and Poll de stIiped and pl,in
Light and dark eoIoued Foulard Gro de Pskin sin.
Extra nne Blue black silk warp Alpaeas
bIh ana bue6lk Bomtazine aud Chsllie Bomba1lne
Black Love ard Grape Wells
Solid Black Lawns and Gnghams
Fine Black Mourning Prints
10000 yds French, English and American Prints from 10
3sE cts per yard -
Linen Cambre Htkfs in variety from IT. 10 3oCps
superior ~ Linen sheetIngs and Pillow Linen.
Heavy unbleaehed Irish Linens for family use
Double Satin Damask Table Cloths and NAPKINS
hueketbaek, Russia and Birds,ye Diapers
lndia 1ras C'oth Mohair and Corded skirts
Lace Stripe and Checked MusIins
Cam6Iies- Iaeonets and Null Muslin.
Pain striped and plaid Dillings for Boys wear
French and English Cotls and Cashmere,
Mountain Linen
Bur1aps, brown bleaehed shrtinrs and sbe.,;,,,
e"uon ozaaburgs DriEings &C &C. Very eheas Al
sAy ~ BROOKS 4 HUDSON-R.
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ROBERT MOTT.

Heuss, sign Painter and GIanisr.
Nsa <ssv % ~ EzeAs.Ts Bsak. Ries.s.L YlSSs.isL
reesvsd further supply Of rsni. os CopeI and osb-s
- varnhes with Painters nrushes An as-,tt
neni Of French and American G nzes fuou srIo In
3ozse inehss all Of which he DESTROYS W on IN.
most reasonabc y
B-A large supply Of soap Paint for al. low q,
pua p@in''of I'm OF Sh'nx'ed hoofs R.N.
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VOLUME 81 NUMBER in
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSpITAL.

a
- btLTlMUkE LOCK H02pITlL
on THE RfGHT HAND $40 NJ 80 - sSl
sTREEr TWo Iooss ss..s 49, - Itsoks
THTHERE -. A.. 49,. 80 $1,000
w 10y ~ oss"'ucS toe mUDt epoeoy
smeap iof "ororh<. etret. nrctsrp.. usnu.nf Ws>S.
" " I'm. A"~~.'ons % IL ks1ssys oaAsf
a .s,su a. ~ s.ss, ~ 1880.
N~SS"'. wanNhN r.D. Ok NO CHARGE MADE
IN rhoM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
Abundance from in The ,,orv,-sr an N "a -.
ND InHNCTSNy "AS~-
A ,..-A--
w ~. s"ys 'oiere % eurxeos~ Of n,
49,. - 49,. no eF.dn.es frun
~ IN. 49,. nay ee CONSUMED n an disras,s
" , aoe. e.peehy IN al es~rs da
orRrAfN DISEASE, ift
.ss ana mpnden v.tau % ps<s-.ss - -
- .m,Z " uns paihmi di.ass too onsp hspps.s thnt
,.s. ;, -. o' sme of dssd Of dsovsv d<ters ~.
.PPV,'s VINO ron edueaion and resps<fabhrv a.. -,
h deayins TN the susn, 81 -.
make ue appssranes u<rs1ei cor. 49,
rnt de,,n. rss. a. ~ ~. @ bad and h.be dimssSss
and 1iIemi,i.. p,o~r,.s - - % -
AN AZ Las, the Ma, Ar m. .. Sis rghua rspsAsv.
an, ,h- v,.,,,. ~ 49, o' me ooses o. hs an
eoumi.eraon al, death pa. PROD = ss sen osS.sss
ssndns him whence no r, v,al,, ,-.-.--
therefore Dr. JOHNSTON pledge. himself 10 pr,,rv q
vioiabl- secrecy and from he ,,,r,-.. ..Ir-- - ~
pas Euroy. ana America /. s., " N No ns~
s.e and speedy the victim Of th 49, -
10 melancholy faet that yu a, ,n.. -.
asa'e owing 90 sc unssliness mn. m ha n. -
:" ma nesay poison mercury con-ttnto .r.--
ms unofunaie
the residue OF his life miserable.
FATAL MALADY.
20 TAKE NorIeE-Those persons have inur-s
whita pity thai young man The hnr, Of ma. eo,,, - 49,
darling OF ms parents shuuh an ,b- pro..<,. 80
enioynenis by the cons.ournee. av. -.
AMI INDUCING a
fore contemplating ~
mARRlACE,
enA'a souna nind and body ara the neee..ry
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CHEAP DRY GOODS!
AY' 81, IS1.

IOID.
AN op~nnE this morning supply Of Eprinr Good.
bought Al very rrd,eed prices which BE-
ow prices FOE BEEN bought psepay Al aue
Ton enabes me % oHr them pssce nonxs nay a.
sorrnent VIII be foand-
nandsom- BafzofiBes only 37ie- pc I'd
baizosine Laws and Ma-iss, Isf 70 37le
sooe yds Calico from slc nn<-s
sspsr Irish Linent 3fle 10 ~ IS % ~
b-aehed and Brown Cottons ca 10 o. pr I'd
BOD Ticking. Cheess ssd Brown LAssss
Blue and yellow Nank-s M. 9 Ito faae % %
se%nad sybe snsinx C.-sm.res. vsry eb~ap- a
harseii- and Satin vesinss
oeuon and Linen Goods, suitabe fos boys wear
WHIT Camene< husiins and Lawn
Bosnet RhsBds. Flowers ne.
AM many other soods equally - ehs,p fs<
-, GEO W. WILLIS.
my No Z. Main sfrx ks.xs~
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NEW GROCERY STOKEI

lNE w uuOOCh DlUnE
VUNHE subscribers have taken the store former.
occupied by Messrs. Aymer son four doors below m.
ben en io' the purpose Of conducting Con,
mission business We have, and shall constantly on hand
general assortment OF Family which we
nve the attention Of friends and the public generally Our
goods consist In part Of ~
quality ' " e ""'''
Mocha, Java and LaFuayra Coffee
Woolsey wooseys bret loaf pnIye.d and er,.h,s suv,
~ Cfoix Porto Rico and o sugar
Hull a. Sons Soar
DO. Ysnegaed do
No. MaekereI
A choice lot sardine.
Regala and Principe seRars
Bakers Cocoa and Chocolate
No ! ". Carolina Herrines
Painted Bueksts Brooms
a great variety OF Specs
Letter and Foolscap Paper
Best London and French Mustard
Patent and Plain epem Candle.
LONDON and Phiadelphia Porter, pr, and au
haniila ADD spanish Mats
Connecticut shad in half bbis
City Cured Bacon, Hog Round.
LIQUORS.
French Apple and Peach Brandy, Of the fines, qualify
Holland Gin
Old Jamaica Rum
Richardson's Rye whi.key
badeira and Sicily Madeira Wine
Port, ClafeL Sherry and Malaza do
nno Az o'her goods belonging the Grocery Tnade.
we also tender friends and the pue
my or the Hae Of Produce and promise every srsron
obtain the highest market price. ~
". N. TEnPLEHAN.
. =, wM. n. RADCLIFFE.
No. 10, doors below the Bell Tavern.
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WATSON & DIBRETJ-

:. Commi5sion and Forwarding Merchants,
No. i2h street fronting seds and near
RICHMOND. VA,
II EG leave to inform their friends and the pub.
nc generally that they prepared give their per-
10 the sale Of Tobacco Flour Grain and every de.
eIpon oil Produce ION which when hand they win max. H.
bera advanees edgng their bes and every ~
ns DC maze TO obtain the highest market therefor
viii also give to the FORWARDING of C,oo
which shall be done with promptness
Richmond, 18th Nov, IsII. q,
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RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

rssns % svsssrrrorro cny sahssrbss eeso - ys.r,
- fss shorter psroA when ~ naR eiepsysAA,
- advsncs. Hsff .r..iF,ra ruftsrf rrifr-
Tor ,ssD es i,ssreu rs ss.s;
sws ,ssrioss u iss hsss nssoas 81 soi ever
~ inssrion ~ '-a 1T. Hfs
rnnsisns adverissr. mus pay In advance. aait-
rhs asnssr Of insoas Of nshs rood o IL
- shsy wt Be nssrsd until ordered Be aoppsA eh
- accordingly. % ordsrs SOP sh.o b IN writing
Assssi A1vsrsn eh.rysd go fnes and /. tas
pssoses for Advertisements % ash s,e~pt
essses and Losp Dealers who charged $780, paper In
ssa'd] . -, 5-fg...s 1900
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FOR NEW ORLEANS

E0R NEW OpI paNc
wi u v II IL u Il IN y
AskiNs LBByB Lns Of Packets between Re buo.S ,,s
New oneans wn regular run In ~ e.b,
and VII Dc eosnto~cd of ths following vo~--,.
hafqus bAchELoR Capt IissAx Hosry.
Bng ORLRANs C.ss W. s.-'
Brig JosEPHiSE. Il Capt Jos RosrS,o.
One OF tie sbovr vrx.~,s - m l.. .. ,..-O,--
,he public :, a., @ s recommend the above vc-~ls N
low any oter vr-. and arr comm, ,,.d x ar
of The uaae Yox f,.,,h, -,
having aeeou,oA.t,on. lsh ~, -
psssHse"' appIe }. FisBER 4 SON or
10 .u<,. HAskfNS 4 LIBBY.
Forwarded By IA eharrn. o,i, r. $3.50, %
WHARFAGE 's"s '~" ee 'esai>, aaTss. and
jua n,
nv - . -.--
THIRTHfNTI sI,Ppi v RUS srssos SoSDs'
Monday -ssr.,"s J..s "a is.s.
* II. SbNhiNs Will open this morning. from
Ns auction and other folIovins vxrv eh~sn o
e $500 ,.,'s. saa sai,ss, of Is cent. worth 37i
Y,,r. b. p-,-.-s-- - .. ~o"n soe
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PoLI1IcAL
For the YazoO Democrat.
The Oregon Question,
d. J. 5. ..

The question Of our right and title u
Oregon, even to the extreme limits Of all
the Territory we claim, and the necessity
Of prompt and immediate action on the part
Of our government to extend territorial
laws over that region for the protection d
our citizens, who have already gone there,
and to take that portion Of our country out
Of the occupancy Of the British government,
and from under the jurisdiction Of British
laws, form a subject Of the greatest imPOr-
lance to the American people.
Since the Presidential election, party
feeling and party politics have, ina great
measure subsidized, 50 that it is dispassion.
ately and free from prejudice that the mind
Of our people is drawn to the consideration
Of this question. Il isunder these circum-
stances, a question which cannot excite the
spirit Of opposition to It IN any portion Of
our country, where patriotism still exist;
because il is strictly national, not sectional.
The honor Of our country Is involved in il
and affecting to all would be national dis
grace.
The language Of AIr. Polk in his Inapg.
ural address upon this topic, has excited
much attention in the British Parliament,
and called forth denumciations and bTavadO.
because we have asserted our rights. This
however, ifit awahenus more TO our ma
|tional interests is not to be lamented. We
|caunos be toOwoll acquainted, or too deep
IL impressed with the disposition of Eng
land for territorial aggrandizemeht i We
wish to check her encroachmenis upon our
own soil. shalla vast portion Of our rich
and fertile territory, to which we have an
undoubted title, be surrendered % British
avarice, merely because England demands
4. and endeav0fs 10 eyade al action upon
the question, which win tend % put an end
70 hsrenCroachmeuis 81 ssiablishing us n
our rights. Shall she Be allowed tlie priVi-
.lsgs Of Introducing into osrcounlEy her aF.
.ticIss of trado upon our western coast free
q aIl duissl her vessels % enter hers
without ether inspection 81 pm charges J
sian she deprive Is &c ihe m5ll valued
producis of ihai regioh. aua eoi Anal.
can eitissns 20 the process bob civil and
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28

ming hue, the flash Of the descending bow
ie-knife, and the warm Life blood trickling
over the altar Of God.
Their papers were filed with accounts
Of southern munifcence and southern bar
barities, one column would give report d
the many thousand cotton bales made by
such a planter; and the next series d
butcheries Of the most awful nature, no tale
was too improbable 70 be believed, no inn
agination 50 dull but that Il could conjure
up some helIish tale wherewith to charge
the south. Let but two rufians, refugees
from their own north, cut one anothers
shroat and save the hang-man job, and
the account was bruited by every paper In
the northern world, as an example Of south
ern manners. Let but the honest citizens,
who endured the burning suns Of day, and
the chilling dews Of night, that they and
their families might live, let them say, I'm.
able to obtain that protection from the laws
which every new country is unable to give
rise, and after trial among themselves,
(air and impartial as it would have been
had there been formal trial with legal
Judge and jurN) destroy set Of miscreants
who set,the laws at defiance, and kept them
perpetually in dread, for fear thatthey might
be awakened by the roaring Of the flame
destined to consume them and their all, a
set Of gambling miscreants who flocked
there from the north, for no other purpose
than to steal and murder, and the lynching
of these men rang throughout every north.
ern corner, the perpetrators were anathe-
matized from the pulpit, and theWhole pop
ulation classed as a set Of savages.
IRE nc Continued
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28

ADvFRTsEMENTs will be inserted at the rate
OfOhe Dollar, per square for the first insertion,
and Fifty Cents for each week thereafter ten
lines or less, cOnstitmtIngA pquaFe. The number
ofinseFtiSts required, must be marked on the
margin Of the manuscript, or they will be inser-
ted till forbid, and eh'rged accordingly.
Announcing candidates for Office will be Five
DollarS for county Offices, and Ten Dollars Tor
State ofiUes-in advance.
Advertisements of personal alteration will
invariably be charged DoURLEth the foregoing rates,
ana payment required ia advance.
Political, Cotton Circulars, or any articles Of
individual interest, will Dc charged as advertise.
ments, and mnst be paid foT in advance.
Yearly Advertisements.
Not exceeding ten lines renewable at
pleasure, per annum, $40 on
Not exceeding thirty lines, 30 90
Not exceeding sixty lines, 60 90
The privilege Of annual advertisers is limited
10 their own immediate business; ami all adver-
tisements for the benefit OF Other PERSONS sent in
by them. must be paid for by the square.
Standing Advertisements.
For ten lines o. less, three months, So %
8 IS six months, 10 %
IS twelvemonths, 20 90
Each additionalsquaFe three months, 90
g - elk months, 8 90
s. twelve months, Is 90
OL9- All Job work must be paid for on deliv-
eTy
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ApRIDAL pERoE.

WEhVE no more The uiaFrisgs chain!
All minated Is The lover;
Death has taieh ths place Of Pain;
Love doth call on love iH vHin:
Life md yehrs Of hope are over
No more want Of marriage helll
No ao e need Of bridal iatorl
where 4 he 30 wear them wells
You beside the loverfell!
Gone--with all The love he gave her!
Paler than the stons she lies; -
Calder than ths wilieI's morning!
Whersfare did she thus despise
(She with pity in her syes)
Mothers care, and lovers Wafnings
Youth and beauty -shall they not
Last beyond a bfief tu-uorroWs
Nos e prayer, and then forgot
This the tfaesl lovers lots
This the tun of human eortoWi
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28

ny EDWARD POLLOCK.
Bright summer is around me
With her thonsand leafy smiles,
And summer birds are singing
Within the forest isles.
Sweet summer Is around me,
But still the thought win come,
That these aye not my native scenes,
That this d not my home
THE streamIet Sings a merry song,
The flowers are passing fair,
Aud many y pleasant melody
Il floating en- the air
And earth 10 tull Of wiichery-
but stiIl the Thought will come,
That these are not my native scenes,
That this is not my home.
For, oh! among the blossoms
That gem the wood and dell,
miss the monRtain da'sy,
miss the heAlher-hel!
And thTo' the woods Feresses,
For hours have hepp-s
Bot ! cannot end Tire holly
With its leaves Of evergreen.
The meadows may ho greener,
The skips iairnF hlue-
HAT man can never know q land
Like that bic childhood kneSi
And sGill II seems the fniTcr
Beneath tie mist Of wears,
When the sunny eye Of boyhUod
1s diInmed with many tears,
These sweet and pleasant memories,
They haunt me like dreams
The old Tree and the rustic bridge
That laR across the ssrram;
THE cottage. by the lone hill side,
The white and how1ng thorn,
Where head the red breast singing
Each day at early morn.
And the faces--oh. the faeea,
SO happy and 50 gay =
or frienus that gathsrid FGnnd me,
UnnR q aummer's days
An. more than native A1weTss
When baImy breezes blow,
DO miss the eyes that glistnsd
Around me long ago!
And 60 the thousand he1uties
So bris hits round spread,
They only lead my memory
TO beauties that are dead;
For still AMID their loveliness
The weary iholisht will come;
That these are not my native scenes
That tliis Is net NY home.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28

We generally find thafthe dagger OfFa-
naticisIn has done 10 greater injury to Tea-
son than he dagger 81 Criticism 70 genius
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28
THE YAZoO DEMOCRAT
Is PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING BY
q. VI. JONES & E. BARKsDALE,

On Main Street.. Yazoo City--over the Store
Off. WALLACE Coat Three dollars a year,
IN ADvANcE--or four dollars, II not paid within
month from the time Of subscribing.
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POE ~
MEMORIES .

ny EDWARD POLLOCK.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-04-12

ClLANITr-The last number Of the Lagrange (Tndiana)
Advocate has the following can awful occurrence took place
on the 9Th instant al the Northpo feeder DAM Noble
", Indiana The water raised TO head Of twenty-five feet
or more On the day above named leak perceived in
the lower part Of the dam, and three persons Mr. James
Campbell and boy that lived in his family, and Mr. Abbott
Of Northpor went examine it, and stood below the
dam short distance, for few moments when suddenly the
water found vent through the DAM and swept through its
limits carrying them away with it, All three Of them lost
their lives"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-04-12

stated that the Canadian Parliament have chartered two
companies for the construction Of railroad from the Niagara
frontier to Sandwich, opposite Detroit There two pro-
e with reference TO which the two companies above mem
toned have eep chsered Both in Sandwich the
western termination wble ege adopts Queenstown and the
other Fort Erie the The dsdce or Eert Erie,
opposite Buffalo, to Sandwich hundred and twenty
miles, and can be passed twelve hours railroad
between those points would be successful would, during
the summer, divert great amount Of travel from the Lake,
and in winter would enjoy monopoly The unpeasanhess
Of the early and late navigation Of Lake Erie will ensure 70 the
proposed railroad sufficient and profitable support