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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09
DAGUERRE0TfPE.
FIRST PREMIUM NEW-YORK
DAGUERREAN MINIATURE GALLERY,

FIKST PREMIUM NLW-lUKh
DAGUERREAN MINIATURE GALLERY,
Coraer of BrOdd,0ay and FuIton-Street, entrance
third door.
YsTHERE may be had MINIATURES which, for beauty
w OF color. tone and eject, at all times commend
themselves and superior are equal TO any that have
been heretofore taken. Mr. b. does not claim superiority
for himself but leaves his pictures TO the criticisms oil
lust and intelligent public. who as wS as strangers aye
invited call Gallery before going elsewhere whe
Their they Intend sitting or not Lieenesscs III al cases
warranted 10 give satsfacton and coored In bead
ti.t manner ard IN which dcpa nent Mr.. T. does claim
superiority, II being filed by competent and practical
person. Taken in ali kinds Of weather, from ~ ID III
2. ".
The American Institute awarded First Premium to
". 3. Brady 4, the laie Fair.
d. NJ b. BRADY.
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yIruDFRs SALAMANCA SAFEs;-9ttith BE recent
w improvements Of 3 e. Herring Of ~ W s.cI.,eet;
iUo pose, TIE patent n-ht ofbe article fGf ,e sS on
Nsyy ok these SAFE may be proanUsced perfect VI tn-1t
-ts~Fe ~ -.rp III tr 81 ire panecrssnry To- speaE
n slccresfri exp-r.ent1, e.Eaekef y te fes %
the dirty ~ ,oGrs fiery uteaI to WHICH re Of us s
- In lie burrns 81 TIE Tribune 6ulfIngs-
have sef t.f .rte. az forever. Bui By recent improve
800 ,bev arc usg rendered 0ls u damp rs 70 IRE
- i5r pacri Il. ule them mould OK Idew. Each Of
rt-s ss Is with Of Chrh detective hcks winch
-nrpt Be ccke Ties te Sa!am-et SatsS manufactured
by Tie subscriber fc p.oo,. damp proof and iet
pfod h.i inri..i Sis G HERRING Iss yYntar-,t
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M ACHINE BANDS.-Thc following unsolicited 0pin-
vi ion of India Rubber Machine Banding We COM
mend to the attention OF the interested.
HORACE II. DAY.
Successor TO the Roxbury India Ruhher Co.
"NoRvIcH Jan. Is. ls45.-Dear Sir: Above please md
our draft ON - for =. the balance OF your account
against u.s. We take pleasure in saying that after full
and air trial of your Rubber Banding that for the purpose
for which we have used drive heavy or light machines
with band that it gives Us the fullest satisfaction
Yours, very truly, MOSES PIERCE,
1928 Agent Norwich Bleaching and CallendcriuC CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

;y PURSUANCE Of az. o,. 81 ;is a. 81, persoss
cSnnyo 81 s,s:Ycr ss 4fs 4 ~ q e
af Se,Ss Ho1. 5.ossf eeeeasst % I he ~
@ voae,s ts IL. e! ~ Ti@ y e z
crof SsIs on or Lfore The 6lTsiia s2 Iz45
next Dated N-v-Y Iie ILth dsy q So
EEIif1zlaaieETa l. ANDaEAs' AaH'iA'''''',
IF IaT5ms
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GROCERIES.
GENUINE TEAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHOLESALE AND SETAlI-
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, l9l CHATHAM STREET. " Y
Branch S,ores:-3is Beecke- ssceet, NewYo-s, 3ol
Grand street near suffolk, is Greenwich street. near Full
Tor, lls Fulton street. R.ookyn 80 Chestnut and - "
Ff:h-st. Philadelphia; Il HRnove- street, Boston
INVITE the attention Of City End Country Families and
Purchasers 20 their several establishments. where they
think viii found by far the best selections OF pure and
Teas in the Unted States The universal
popalarfy and OF their house with reference 70
high qualities low prices ard Upright dealing, IS 700 well
understood render farther comments necessary Orig
al and only warehouse for the sse Of howGuAs BLACK
Tea Observe :"-S--znge.s viii be particular 20 remem
Der the number Of the principal store IL Chatham street
VIZ I2l between Pearl and Roosevelt streets The public
viii also be pleased take notice that the Carton Tea
Company have nothing do with any other stores except
thoss described al the too % this advertisement ~
lIHEAP OIL sToRE.-Tne subscriber respectfully III
Ctor1ns the pubic that he continues the wholesale ant
retail Lamp Oh and Spirit Gas Al his old stand, Of very
superior quality, per cent cheaper than can be Pur-
chased at any other store in this city, viz:
Good Lamp OIL, per sai---SO so
Superior qual. Lard do.-------------- 62l
Refined OIL, lst Gai.ty- --------.--- 10
Do do I'd do .--------- %.
White Sperm co.----------------
Do do "a DO .---------- %
Oil Cans Of all sizes Lamp Glasses OF all patterns and
descriptions. and fun assortment Of lamp wick. Oon-
SANITY on hand.
Lamps cleaned and repaired. Oil and CanFene sent 70
,'' fD'' - MERRITT sauTg.
s27Yc 1873 Greenwich, corner vesey-st.
StoSANT.s PATENT YEAsT-The best article for
" raising bread used Warranted 70 keep il every
climate. The Institute at their late fair award
Cd the inventor Diploma, declaring this Yeast the best
article ever manufactured for raising bread, buckwheat,
pastry, &c.
The Yeastis an acid which, being combined In proYes
Chem proport5 with aka preEatcs the dough
with cerboulc acid gas without affecting in ay way the
original properties Of the our and thus when baked pro
ducg perfect bread Sold wholesale aud retail % Cts per
pound By GASSNER & YOUNG l32 Chatham ST; lift
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EASHIoNAILE BOOT AND SHOE sToEE-GRoSs
& BELTS l5s Fnlton oIe doc. e.st Q. Broad
WY. keep on hand iar.e assortment Of Boots and Shoes
made il, tie rlc1s fashionable siys and OF the best Ia
tesialS.
NB-Msde 20 order Al dcseptso Of Eoots and Sses.
Fits warranted ard pccs low 70 suit the srss 81 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

CHEAlFFt sALE-By rIrs9i ~, - l, IL scsh
- mr. !itestes VIII ,xposs ~ sale on Tts, r.
day II hpriI -It III the fgh;, is aR sHsst q or
orEt which NJ bad ths txesty-sita ca . te fur
Ii9uSand e,ghc hai.dnt and crytyo CT al eAI ,ssnx
wards or IN and o. nj TIA. csz:B lc ~ s1th
hn,z-a piece oand stiuztrd lJsg go sf dc ssa,
lFard Of rhe City NcxYo<. torfnSfy iJr ssxxnt,-
al Niei5Ias Rtyald deeeas ad kSo05 ~ :; oar and
ezb, IA Payar5srrt ard IS taiIt l-e. - or or les.
The abose properly recorded n re sheriff.
raos E PyERs Ds;1rY Sheff ,azs ls~sx
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The following Monthly Statement, of some of the
E1ports from the port New-York. is from the n. Y
chtrr,,c and Commc-cisl Tist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

(HooDYEAR'S oSEESHoES, Faicsted iSii.-eo.Bce
VI rlir AID beautiful ssyle- These ore-shoes
rsse OF new Metallic Gur Elastic Composition They
uDaiterle by SKY climate. The heat OF TN Torrd
Zone sEo; E1clr Or sos;er therthe cld q he FEsd
Zone CAIRO: stidsn the,a.
Fer elasticity beatty Durability, and comfort they
far spericr ether Oversize offered to TIE pub
Ii. They have sl'sys received the highest yrerlrs
fci the Aechsrs Is trte Of Boston The .,erc-n u
--.r.s OF e-Yo-. a1d The Franklin ms irats Of hs
sslpIs -yarTai GooycaFs Csrxsees possess y, Inc
qras-.es S5oys star-i DccieIs invited 20 CALL Ent
test the facts themselves Fcr SAFE wholesale and
and Va I-street. Ss7y-Y York Isl
Ard OiL-6e ga.ions test qaaIiIy Lard OH iolssl- By
IL a. pIETZ, BROTHER X co. y John 81
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schr Lyra. bermuda. and others
Wind fresh at STest. 9
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The value OF Exports from Boston Tor The week
endns April I, was stss.sss.
The direct imports at Cincinnati this year are
moro than eonhe those oflastsear
The Illinois State Gazette OF the 2Oih ut SAYS:
we learn that at meeting Of The Directors OF The Shaw
peetown Bank yesterday il was deermiea 70 seeep, ,he
rrans of the acs Of the legislature ne e II viii DC
rsraIcet1 ulacos the effects of the Rank real and PER
soua IA the hands Of lsnces. and gives them oar years
TO wind up It's Affairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

1r,O CAPITA L ISTS-For sale, The Right Tor an Ash
S;fe5 eoamony knewn Balls Patent ScSt AZ, s,i.e
II an EXCELLENT article s ashes without
49, a., ~ nth but little and labor has received the
y OF NAVY who have used them, ard hsS been
istrodueed into Apply al a.is Sca1e Dean
wass,srv "a south William and - Sicaests
large assortment Of Scales constantly 90
Susar Mills, aisu iassV sSss' n2Sif
band. ---------------
TSop SAJE-.sihe Bar Counter. Beer PUMPS With Hilss
II v.,bis rt and PEDESTAL and ether hxtans oil fo,Sr
House. Atse. 49, 80 J. L0CSE
Cases Ss inVu.s ts,,,s.nsr ,aa Rader ~ Anp-t
SHOW GASES
IT PURDY. p Nsssi pss 70 ess
J. e sSoI,sf possible notice atkrslawrs, r-less a.
0gTTA MIA COFFiN-P Plat k.S-A Assorted slss. sne
Is very ,apenor s;ls q d Johnset
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

- A COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.-Sttuate or
A the KnEshrdge road. between 5ih and 9th avenues
M O3d and roth streets, containing acres of land IN
good cntvaiiori and Astounding In fruit shrubhcr
SC The ground Is elevated and commands noble view
OF the uurgae and East River and also an eS-
ensiye view of Long Island. Terms made easy Apply 10
ANDREW 4 ). y. McGowN,
Executors OF Andrew Mc;;own, deceased; Or
G9f J ADREANCE, 50 John-st y Y.
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FOR THE NORTH.

PEOPLES LIN :, 81 IA
$Ss 5sAls sl 3. .fi II
to viii leave Monday, wednesday AID Friday E'ennEs
Al s,s. SnSss RocHEsTERc R G. crqisa9tS VIII
A. Fire o'clate p. N IAndiag at hRamed!ats
Piqces from foot Of Bwcag,st
S,s,mboa, co.. UMB!N. Cart Wm. II FeeS, vii !ea'e
an MoGdly "Wednesday Eriday aud Sunday Afternoons a'
steam SOUTH AMERICA Sap, NJ H: Truesdell,
viii eay, Tuesday Thursday aud sanFey At'e'"'e''
Passengers ais hs above line, will arrive z. N A
sy IN Ff s rs he Beat. ns new aad .ubss ,r
furnished with new and elegant state Rooms aad io' 'seed
and accommodations am unFi.alled on the Hn'son'
frgiqs: saksA az tderate RdttS.
Al PERSONS arr forbid t[s,aT aay al the Bout o. ih
Line without written order from !he CAPTAINS or AssTt
shs'r p ?: H.; o &c f6S IL Say Gu 0'.a
E YEYW,-Y0!&K. ,5i5A ny AH I'D, T a,.sl
49,. Sts ,l s at FM fi &C GartR Ma
ey will leave the 100, Of Mondays 'dHss
Or ,,,c % freight srrly on board 10 G CLARK
Fsish, irns, he put in charge the Freight Agent
The 'on,ir,Sv win nor he rr,i'or<ihe tor o>s-. az
Iss2oFrosi}{i!%N 80 y9S Nb 9IB{s} ix
S; lS Hs,a 9'S l.s % 9 g%
Tor the season. ard viii eonnue Unit; the close Of n2'Senoa
ssvns the per foot Of RoSsSoS ;irseI Tsyua lWS,I,
ev, AZ r Il and vi arrive in ample time TO
asg the nurnius tr!us of ears E'sI9 West A..
her al and Of the best kind For passage
Apply board - above.
D. T~Ss<a SPOT GHKEEPSIf. ANp Nt.W.N ukK
s=N-55 -Laudieg at talIwell's, West Point, Cold
\ sg,lasss CS'awsi t'hs.il TS H say
Is, steamer EuREHA Captan Ve,linc rIuesde leaves
he fooi d ch5mbf s,,ssi d,iiy Sunday excepted AZ
sou esht Or r,.,ase r,buin Of the Captain boart
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MARINE journal.
APRIL s.
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK APE
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t,yx To LET-A vacant Lot in Troyst, su'tahls Tor
ss manufacturing business. Enquire of Thomas Bryan
n "a i'' ANUS LNTHRGP BARTLETT. "a Perr,t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-09

VVAD'
IN PER ToN.-PEACH ORCHARD COAL
, .OURED ASH, dischar.inc from boats, constantly
broken End EggSove and NItdeliYe.ed as above Tree
of charge for carriage. Aso Lehish Coal, White ASH
SchuylkIl, Liverpool and Sidney Coal. Apply 10
T STOKES DICKERSoN,
dsn lo7 Anthony-st. near broadway Tabernacle.
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n. LONDON LINE OF PACKETS.-rieket Of n,
@ Igh AgtiI-hy f4sf.eaing P1ieI,tsh,p, VII
aboyr her f-ssi4r day. Her accommodations FOR
CABIN second C4bo Steerag. Passengers sup
nor E.2rly application should BE- made 10 -
- ~ & J. T. TAPSCOTT.
ana II aau;h-strcet corlm Ssifrn Lags-
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SIzs-s--R CANAL TRANS $500 y
crTszs--ST-f2.- zrass<r=zA-.s>~4a--l
BABCoCK. ADAMS & co. Albany.
flOu JOHN +. BAI;COCK, foot Main 81. Buffalo

IOUI " I''II8I"'
- sosn NEW-fORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
"A CO.. summer Arrange Is
EseGc On ,ad after Monday April iith n,t the tfsns
Esag-ysl will follows. nix. Leave City Hall ot
White Plans and intermediate places at T. 10
M:25PM.
Lave CITY Hall for Williams Bridge att. T. 10 A NJ p
330 and 5 p ".
Lave ity Hall for Yorkylle Harlem and Noni.sna
g. . 10 a N.lz B. :. 81. 80. 5. $50, $50 7P NJ.
Returning White Pllins Cty HAL aud lneTmsdI
.us places TO- 10. ~ A VI. RIO. SIC NJ.
Leay, Williams Bridge for City Hall T.B 40, 1910 a
~ 2. 40. 5. 5.s0P N.
Leave MofrisanA and Harlem for City Hall 7;e, g. 10.
II 4 NJ. 2. ,. 4, Z. 20. s. 20, {, 6. 80 10 p ~.
The Freight train III leave White Plains az o'clock 10
mia \ II. Leave City Hall st before r ".
DISTANCES AND RATES OF FARE.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-15
THE G. ARLAN ID.
From the United States journal.
f Y G. f. l. S | o r.

Scorned be the heart DISAPPOINTMENT en-
biers:
Base be The soul for moment enchained;
Power is within thee 10 6urst the strong
fel,ers,
And mount to height ye, by mortal un
gained.
More fragran, TIM balm when the branches
are shaken,
Sweeer the Tyre notes the wng'd breezes
water.
The steel on the fint-stone is careiessly
hurled,
Blu, the blaze which upspringe,h ilumines
the world
FIX moi thine eyes on the dark cloud above
Think of The pure sky and sunlight beyond,
Let not the toll Of the journey unaervt
thee;
Though seldom It's trod, yet The paths may
be found.
Upwards!- the dart may unerIirgly fly
Al the eagle which swerveS from his course
toward the sky;
Down the deep glen may the wild torrent
pour,
Amid the sweet valleys, 'he fierce ,empesls
ii II, IN
But priceless!-.he guerdon of labor and
sorrow,
Then not what thou hast, but what thou
wonld'sl win;
MOI the toll! of 10. o.dsy,-bu! the plize OF TO-
morrow.
Onward!-,he mountain stream swelis as il
flows,
AS higher the san rises higher it grows;
The proud tree on the wing of :he wind
may be borne,
Blu, the roots which strike deepest are laies
uptorn
sExceIsior!' grave on thy sword, furnished
bright
In letters Of FIRE, and the foeman sha'
quail,
Let it base, like a star on the brow OF tho
night
From the folds of thy banner flung wide 'e
the gale.
Look up! when no cloud hangs lis dark
mantle DER thee;
Resn when no height rears lis summit be
fore thee
, Wrea,hs for lhe victor. when batde is
won!
AYmiIs from Thy God, when ile's labor i
done!
SOpHRON,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-15

VERY GOOD

The publishers of Journal the subscri
bers 10 which are scattered over The country
very charnaby wishes that some Of them
were afflicted with the Gst Gus remit.ten'
ever
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-15

The true character of the suspicious YES
SCI was soon ascertained, for no, being able
to out sail us, she fell astern into our wake
at the distance OF less than half a mile,
and discovering ner error at not having Gu,
us of at once, she fired b lee gun and hoist
ed The Spanish Glg g.-Of this We took no
notice. Another lee gun was fred and the
American flag was run up. This was also
suffered 10 pass unno,ced. The third gun
came from The windward doubled shoued,
and as the smoke rolled away the black flag
with Deaths head and cross bones, was seen
flying at the main sa il peak.
The vessel was snakish looking craft
schooner rigged, yet one Of the most beau
iirul | had ever seen. Every par. OF her
displayed the most beautiful symmetry, and
the long raking mas's tapered gradually
away almost to ma,hemalicai point -
Everything below the sails was as black as
paint could make, ah'ordng striking con-
rast TO the two lines Of white foam ihas
widened Of from either bow, her deck was
Titled with mer, i1 the centre of whom
was the gre weapon Of offensive and de-
Censve operations was mounted huge
brass ihrtytwo pOunder turning on pivot.
This long Tom was polished 10 the high
est degree, ard seemed TO fling back the
bright sunbeams in disdain as they fell up
on it.
A council Of war was Immediately held,
in which every one having spoken it was
decided first 10 make every elor: TO escape
and if that did not succoed,to fghI ill none
remained. No time to be lost, for though
we could hold good our distance whilo the
present breeze lasted. yet should the wind
die away, the pirate, being smaller than
ourseIves, could easly sweep TO US. BE
side his big gun was talking away every
few minucs, and sending his sho! all around
us; ! of which la already been so impoIite
rs TO come spinteTing through our round
house passing between Capt. n. and my
self in lis passage over the lee bulwarks
The sails were Immediately wet from the
skysails 10 the spanker-Iogs of wood wer'
painted black & put through. the port holes
IN imitation OF guns, and all the old pieces
o( iron that could be found were tied vi
in bundles for the langrage. The muske,'
and lowling piece were loaded,he bay one,'
being taken from the former and affixed II
poles, TO serve as boarding pixies. Sucl
was oul force Permi. me reader, one,
more TO enumerate it Fourteen men, on
four pounder with not a ball 10 fit it, an'
with only five pounds of powder, Ten wood
en- guns, two. muskels, one lowling piece
cutass, and two long poles with bayonenl,
attached 10 them.
Cook, said going forward 10 the Ca
boose, fill your coppers with water, and
heat it as soon as possible
Lord Massa Charles what you going to
do with 50 much hot water!'
Il will tell YOU cook what want of it.
You and the steward must get one of the
water casks and saw il in two equal parts
each making large tub. Should the pi.
rates attempt 10 board us with boats, you
I'm these tub, with hot water, and when the
devils come along side just trip the wafer
over their heads aud sec how they will re
lish good scaIdng.
,E -, (h,ripc IoXt mi III
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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

THE LATE DIR. WASHINGTON Dorsey.
lin the bloom and pride of manhood, bless
ed with all that could endear him to the
scenes of earth-in the midst Of his useful.
ness-amopgst devoted friends whose warm
affections clustered thick around him, and
who delighted in his society, DR.. Washing
ton Dorsey has been summoned to realize the
untried scenes Of another world Has left
the shores Of time for the broad ocean o.
eternity Has bid farewell to his kindred
and friends, and his spirit has been called
to the God who gave i'll" How sad the
event But yesterday, it may be said, they
were cheered by his prospect for long
life Of enthusiastically the tears thai
spring unbidden from the fountain Of sOr,
row, the poignant grief that pierces theil
hearts, tell too plainly the scene has chan.
!, gedl The bright vision Of hope has fed
Truly may it be said, "man cOmeth tOrtt
like flower and is cut dOwn--he fleeth al
q shadow and continueth no"
Thirteen years ago he settled in thil
place, young, inexperienced and almost 1
StrangeF-his own exertions the staff upor
which be depended. By strict attention
to the duties Of bis profession, his winning
yet unostsntatious manners-his de
vOlioa 70 correct PrinciPles-the nativ,
goodness Of his noble heaH--a cultivation
ofthOse commendable traits, charity, friend
! ship and good win to men, which eKalt man
kind, be soon reached an enviable station
In socisty. Having spent his allotted day
lin ussfIlnsls 10 his lsllOW-men, and havin,
practissd those many virtues which adou
human nature, when the angel Of dealt
iOalled him hence, he Obeyed the summon
Itomeet his God with that calm resignation
which bscomesa Christian and.a Philoso
Pher--and invoking bis beloved friends VIII
e9sly fingered around him in bis dyinl
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08
OBITUARY.

The mournful tolling Of the Church bells,
the long and solemn procession and the
deep wailing Of the widowed heart, con.
spire to render impressive and solemn, the
funeral services of our deceased and distin-
guished friend andfellow citizeneDr. WASH.
INGTON Dorsey, who departed this life on
the 2nd day of October, about A o'clock A.
NJ, at his residence in Yazoo Citv-aCed
"a years. His disinterested beneVolence
has often carried relief and comfort to MANY
a sad disconsolate heart, his inestimable
social qualities and warm generous nature,
made him the beloved of all---wbile bis
skill and success as a practitioner constitu.
ted him almost beneactoF. His PROMPT
attention and tender solicituds for the Attic.
ted under his care, and the readiness with
which be supplied their every waht-when
he expected neither favor or reward has
embalmed his name in the memories Of the
poor, and secured him name and charac.
ter worthy the aspiration Of all good men,.
While he attached himselfto no particular
denomination Of christians he supported
all; though kneeling at the shrine Of no
sect, he paid his devotions to the great God;
though be labOred to advance The D. -uliar
interests Of none, he spent his lie in the
charitable enterprise Of doing good 10 his
fellow men. aI al 49,
Having lived and labored il Yazoo CITY
for the last thirteen years, his inlsres, had
become fully identified with Il, and his loss
here is irreParable, and while Be had but
few faults over which we arscaHed to fling
the pau, he had a thousand virtues 10 cher.
ish and emulate. While we droD 4 tear
To bis memory, we sympathise a. one with
the bereaved, and her deep vail is respon.
ded to BY thousand sad hearts. But let Us
meekly bow to the affecting hand, and a.
We follow him to the sepulchrs, lstus also
follow him lad c1lum," for hope Yields us
many transports from his tomb. ~
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08
MEETING OF THE MANCHESTER
FUsILEER COMPANY.
ARMoRY MANCHESTER FUHLEERs, !
YazOo City, Oct. End, ls45.
SPECIAL MEETING.

Lieut.. w. J. Leake in the chair. The
chair stated the object of the meeting, was
to express the deep regret the Company
felt at the untimely dealh of one Of its old.
est members, DIR. WASHINGTON DORSEY,
and to adopt such resolutions as the mem.
bers deem suitable upon the occasion.
On motion Of DIR. VIM. Mills Jr., it was
Resolved, That Committee Of FIVE be
appointed to report suitable resolutions to
the company.
The chair appointed VIM. Mills ir., w.
Huntington, ]. P. Sessions, F. Barksdale
and H. B. Kidd, said committee, and after
retiring few minutes, reported through
Lieut.. J. P. Sessions, the following.
Whereas we are again called upon to 70.
cord void in our ranks, created by the
untimely death of our esteemed fellow cit
izen, and beloved brother in arms, DE-. W..
DORSEY, therefore be it
I ResolUed, That we deeply and sincerely
sympathise with the bereaved family of the
deceased, in the loss which they have been
called upon to sustain.
RESOLVED, That in testimony Of our res.
Pect for the memory of the deceased, the
usual badge of mourning be worn for the
space of thirty days.
RESOLVED, That the usual military tuner.
al honors be paid to his memory.
ResOlUed, That a Committee of three
be appOintedto wait upon the family of the
deceased, with copy Of these resolutions
under which the chair appointed ]. P. Ses.
siOns, c. F. Halner, and R. F. Williams.
RcsOlUed, That the Yazoo county papers
be requestedtO publish the proceedings Of
this meeting.
ALEX. Smith, Sec. pro tenn.