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splendid lot OF Feather Trunks, vaiises,Car-
pct Rags and all other articles usually Sept in a
complete Shoe Store. VIM b. PITCHER
West side Crawford street,
July " Sign of the Big Boot.
"A supply of DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Pulv Rad Rhei,
Ratics Rhei, (rurkcy,)
=" Scncga, Gum Arabic, Opt.
Harlem Oil, .(genuns. y direct from the importer.
Cochueal, Kreosote,
Balsam Copaiba, pure,
Calomcl English,
Vanilla Beans, superior. For sale by
July II HENRY BUFF, High street.
WE arc nov receiving a large assortment of
and also Goods from the North to whieh we invite
the attention Of the Public. Ths following Goods
arc to be found at C. HREE- & cos.
of that superior COLOGNE inportcd nv Hall
& Co.
4 casks Day Martins Real Japan Backing,
casks stevens superior Ink for steel pens,
pac kagc o! the most ccle bratcd Steel Pens
casks Waldcn's Ink, Jet Black,
casks Maynard Noyes' Ink, in glass bottles,
l. doz Bolchurc Writing Desks, PORTABLE with Han
dies,
40 900 English euls, 10000 do cheap Prussia.
cases of cheap Hand Lantherns,
gross of the English Cocoa Paste
doz Log States, with Hinges,
- realms superior Nankecn Envelope Paper.
5000 rolls of Paper Hanging, new patterns
QUO rolls Borders, wide and marrow,
cases English States, 30 lbs English Waters,
gross OF best English Black and Lead Pcncls
81 sets, In cases of Rogers superior Dining Cut
lery,
case sc; of Marine Barometers, sympasometers and
Thermometers,
large and beautiful variety of Lamps with all
tho late improvements
200 Passage Lamps, at prices from g n 30 to SlO
a full supply of Reading Lanps, OF the most APP
proved form so as to give bright light, and
to shade 1t from the eyes
a variety of elegant Tea and Coffee Urns
Roll mp Shaving Cases for TRAVELLING
cases of Lows English Windsor Soap
supPy OF Handsome Foolscap Check Paper
For sale by C. HALL & co
w ccived the following NEW MUSIC:
The celebrated Rivee Waltz
The Miller's Maid Waltz
Havemcycr's Grand March, Love Not Wanz
The Three Sisters Waltzes
Pm still thine own, by J. II Hewitt
80 We're out upon the Moonlight Wave"
Castle Garden or Almack's Waltz
Low waved the Summer Woods
Suiton's Quickstep,
:. Here's Health to thee Mary"
Celebration Quckstep, The Gabrielle Waltz.
Pincy Point Waltz, Let us love one another,
Mary of Argyle,
when slumber's piniens over me play
Sweet is the thought, the Promise SWEET
:, Hank! Hark, the Soft Bugle"
Womau'S Heart, Amid the Grcenw cod smiIing
An eiegiac impronptu Fantasia by II. p. Helm
Beeswngs & Fish. by DcImon,
Th he t H"nter,' Song %g by Gusiays Bressncr.
The Last Song of Saphos
Inc Harlem Waltz, &" He never said he loved"
The Captive Knight, for the Guitar,
Cumberland Guards Quickstep Cuba March
Coluinbla, The Land of the Brave
Could hush fathers sigh
Cape May Gallopade, Cclestina WALTZ
Chateau en- Espagne,
Come Come Away, social Giee
My Gallant Love returns, March DrAp1azoncs
Flower of Home Waltz. Rose Geraneum Walt.
Lilly of the valley Waltz, Last Greeting,
Potomac Waltz,
hasten to the shade of thy Bowcr,p
Tyrolean Melodies A,o,o
READ CAREFULLY!
EROM PHILA DEbPfHA. Just received the fol
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JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS.
complete assortment Of all kinds of the above
well known Pens, on cards and IT. boxes toeeth-
CT with large stock Of cheap Pens in boxes
constantly or hand.
HeTGy JGssor, importer, 81 John street, corner Of
Gold.
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BRITANNIA AND TIN WARE
Plain and Japanned Tin Hare.
MENziEs & BROTHER, 81 Cliff street.
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ERESH TURNIP sEEDs.--Reecivcd -.
~ Day III addition to our supply of Seeds ths SOL
Ruta Baga, (wbite.)
Ruta Baga or Swedish Yellow
Large Norfolk,
White Fiat, &c. &c
Also, Cabbage Seeds Flat Dutch. Isrr. Dr,,..
bead, Drumhead Savoy, Large BERGEN Rcd ),,eh
&c for sac At the Drug Store, Nigh street. 4
Aug -. CHAS. ". IIEINTTsB, Agent.
GIN. so bbs Imitation Holland C.in -,
" ceiveJ, for salc bv '"' J'St re-
N"e J WILLS
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yETLLLIAM REID, Wholesale and Retail
wv Hat and Cap Store, east side Market Square,
LIZ Va
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THERGUSON s. MILHADO-Lumber, Coal,
II and general Commission business. Wide Water
steet Norfolk, Va.
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Suspenders, Glores, Crauats, ScarE, Ho-
siery, &c. Caps, Stocks, Linens, Oil
Silks, sc. &c.
JoHS Nj. DAWES & JoNEs, lO6 William street, cor
per of John
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PRINCES, &c.
Fringe. Gimps, Cords and Iassels, Bind.
ngS, zephyr Worsted, Coat Cords, SC.
ID. BooTB. Importer and Manufacturer of all
kinds OF Trimmings, No. 100 William street.
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CROCKERY
French and English China, Glass and

EuTLl112CuTS.
THos. +. FIELD, I0l Broad street.
X. +. HAvILANp. So Maiden Lane.
Fl. STEVENSON, No. 270 Pearl street, one door from
Fulton Bank.
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PAPER WARE HOUSE
Commission Paper Ware House
EUGENE Ely, II Fulton street, New York.
July 81
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RAZOR STROPS.
Manufacturer Of The Celebrated Magic Ra-
@or Strop of -Four Sides
l.. CHAPMAN, I02 William street.
Sold at Manu- acturcr's prices, by all the Hard
ware and Fancy Goods Inporters-prices reduced
33b per cent.
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GTARR,s CAMPHINE LAMpS.-Afler ]

NTA RK'S CAMPHTNE LAMPS.--Attcr 4
- fair trial of w: FL. STARTS Patent CamphIne
Lamps, am convinced they havo no superior if
hrillianCy and economy be considered. Being anx-
ious to afford as much light possible to the Pub
lie, have consented to act as Agent for the man
ufacturer.
have received variety of the above LAMPS,
to wit: Side, Hanging, and Parlor LAMPS, of
beautiful patterns, which will sell at the manu-
tacturers prices In many parts of the city of
New York these Lamps have superseded tho Gas
Light. DULY y WILLIAM REID, Norfolk
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For Sale or Rent.

uuyliI, b. rented /, the hisbe.. b.ddst a "
" W. Ak,aaas. on Msnday 'hr 9s'h N.
.,ss,. ID. rlsnsA,ica lying Ana, 's'Ie. ',n','
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! :. rrmstsnisy sHss. 1he,s u 10 sfrs. - ~'fs'
Z ~<.sh Il. ,uf.hs,sf esn have. should u na' =
$500 Re PARKS.
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NOTICE.
TO OWNERS or .NLtTf

ruytInsI. hsyine Gold upon their lands N stfn
.uffsc. az tepo..i mines, Sheh they Wan
,,c,,t.d w,n'd an cell - "'-r 'h-
es,l ~ ua,es, pot pssd. at 'ioli lhll Rowan 'n'
n e.. - ~s ~-u 10 lease and oprfa'o more 'Nicn
,,,eiy IN tho Mining Business, Good Miners VA
br ds.p.,rl.d Immediately u essm'ne and 'e.'
,or a,,ae- NJ ms, b. riftfcd but ~ notsse wi
Land. he examined wilton, the privilege OF less
,ns. and no Ieaar taken ~ 'hofies hfm ,h.'
three ytau. A. petsoa. otter ot'.in Ns"s ~oo
81, any lu'sn'inh ~ apeiai'"a '"fhemh'y '" ~,
~, nun, and thereby kstp 40 ineambrssce upns
n. nr,,r,sc. "a tte prejudice ~ bSh Iessof sn'
,hs,s ,catj. ars,,su. n ,nef0,shiy exploring 'hsH
d.. .st,sr,. ,sr. .aai1 rss. last ~sens,tf thtl
4 i ace ,lay ~,ii lsriy ,rs' 'sr mine.
WALLS \ iiOt STUN.
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N. II. Al. =. William.

HAVE sp,rBdia stock of IA y agd AIS
J u OF ibe hIes, fsh fashtens.
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type Foundry and Printers InT'
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ynyuE SUBSCRIBERS hnsn opened .
l. NEW TYPE FUt NnRl ~ the
city Of Ae~ York. where 't.s 40 ts"f' :. up
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STATE ar MORN CAROLINA.

ta.r! ~ FHdS dnd tttdfsfr ofssi"t'' ~
fobtf JtrE, i.I5.
SAMUEL hstpt'llI
IS pti.,H.l AtiaoLneet
,nes Hctryh q,
n I Apptuuns ,a ,hc satisfaction Of the Court
that NJ. atici4'a,i ~ pot an tal,a hltAni OF tun
STATE, Ofsrrfi iatrs fe,s that patitca,sn be nhd'
Elk weeks Ia ,iic Charlotte Jsnnai. tt.t the dc'. u
dsu appeal 81 the ~ sttuut 81 iless aud '@ln
,eI Sessions, 90 be htl3 ipt tht taqntt at hcek
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ish Nancsy IN J,npa'y teN, ,Ga thu aud then
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4 III ho tlndtftd sgsiusi SHn.
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Al oLrc, ST, iih Moatay inu intlf, lci', a,t q.
;uyh yeaful Auef.e4a !na' snarnct'
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VOLUME xvii
r. J. iIOfT0S.
EDiTDR, PROPRIETOR y PUBLISHER
TElssiS;

TERMS:
TWO GsDiI,ARs AND FIFTY CENTS II not
rad IN sirsses. THREE DOLLARS II 10,
sasa w,tsis S1 msaihs md THREE Iot..
LARS AND iirtY GEMS i net Dys,d M
~ after tAs .sppaflan q me tssr, No fa.Tt
et@sstinuea nk.d -. sthafss,s arr paiJ "a.
ssrt VI tho ep,ioa " she t!,ier
~ tdy.if;rfmeats inserted at One t'slisr es'
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efa iAsrfisa. and Is essts for zach ecn''sa.
safs. Court sfrsHir msat' sd Shsr,f's Sf't,
charged IS ys, cent. h,ssts: eni dsduciivn q
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Grocery NMd tOMIc'f'o''f
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!, here H. ,,tndg ktrlnuP utstly every a''si" irf-
la n, hsnt.s .iiuii htr gRcrpias, it ~
warrant II, H. hss nba Vn bate thu '"i.""'"E
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SPANISH S1.(sAVs.
o.. la, aI.1 ren IA hsnds and in'tnds 10 kerr
a supply oi
UAENS

~ MI ,i,.ls .hnull tho dsmsud warrant .,
A. Il. intend. 10 .tll tpNts,y tnf eash ~" sf'i'
,,sa arc oiIattd 10 tbs pphio At The l,", y ~ .
lie hope. he i.,i,es will aH. h'ih a cut MIS-
IipI,ou "a III 10 IN at,spd,ute 10 wait an theui'
!. The snhsftiher hepss by ailSfd'ng l,a atut'o"
which arc u the bep, quality, lvs ior oa'l', =
r,r,t, .i~-- .rs-tf- -
1Hos. J. nOLToS.
Ori Jist, 1-ti.
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4 VERY VALUABLE
GOLD MI IL.
FOR SALE.

IN He unitr.,encd ba,ins qnsl'.c@ a. ilo l,
ecu,Otp al "a. tah Nhl AID ieAiiH"d Of
J,tiS REID. SENIOR, deceased. =" TIA svi upua
the pfettl,,cs ~ t.barfus comfy, IN the - I" oi
North cste!H.a, M THURSDAY, tie jtli day VI heb
ruasy next, the yaiBabta
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-03

offensive in the highest degree 10 this Gov
eminent and people. Nor has she offended
in this only. She has not only violated ex
istine cOnventions between the two coun-
tries, BY arbitrary and unjust decress against
our trade and Intercourse, buy wilhholds in-
stAlments of debts, due to our citizens, w hich
she solemnlv pledged herself TO pay, under
circumstances which are folly explained BY
the ACCOMPANYING letter from Mr.. Green Jour
Secretary Of Legation. And when eur Min
isier has invited The attention of her Govern
ment 10 wrongs committed BY her local au-
thor,ies not only on the property but on the
persens of our siellow citizens, engaged in
prosecuting iair and honest pursuits, she has
added insult tn injury,by ro' even deignlng
for months iCgether, 10 return any answer 10
hi represent@ions. Sill further 20 manl'esl
her uniriendly feelings towards the Onited
States she has issued decree expthihg Fem
some of her provinces American cluzehsen-
gagged in the peaceful pursuits o. life, and
now denies 10 those of our citizens prosecu-
ting he whale fishery on the northwest coast
fine Pacific The privilege hich has, Through
all nme, heretofore been accorded TO them,
OF exchanging goods Of small amount in
value at her ports in Caliir ia for supplies
! indispensable o their health and comfort.
| Nor will it escape The ohse ya'ien OF on
gress, tina: in conducting a spondence
with ;hP Minister OF the Uni ed States, " no
canro and does not, know any distinction
between The geographical sections OF the
| Union, charges wholly untounded are made
against particular Sta es, and an appeal TO
others for aid and protection against suPpos-
ed wrongs.-In this same connection, sec
tional preiudices attempted 10 be excited
| and the hazardous and objectionable effort
! is made 10 t0ment divisions among the States
of he Union, thereby TO embilter their peace.
| Mexico has still 10 learn, that however freely
we may indulge in discussion among our
selves, the American people will tolerate nc
interference in heir domes ic affairs by any
foreign Government; and in all that concerns
The constitutional guarantees ard national
honor the people OF the United States have
but one mind and one heart.
| The subject OF annexation addresses itssl
most fortunately 10 every portion ofthe Union
The Executive would have been unmindlu
of its highest obligations, if it could have
adopted a course of policy dictated by Sec
ional interests and local feelings. On the
contrary, it was because the question wa:
neither local nor sectional, but made its ap
peal to the interests of the whole UniOn, anC
of every State in the Union, that the nego
ton, and finally the treaty of Annexation
was entered into; and it has afforded me ne
| erdinarv DIeaEurA tn DercpiVe that so far q,
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to enquire INTO the expediency OF some amend-
moni of the Naturalization Laws, was taken up,
and adopted. Afler a short time spent in Execu-
live session, the Senate adjourned.
In the House, Mr.. Duncan's bill TO provide for
holding the Presidential Election on the same day
in all the States, was read a third time and passed
unanimously.
Mr.. Black, Of S. C., introduced a bin to regu-
late the pay Of the Army, which was referred TO
select committee.
Mr. Duncan introduced his bill to organize a
Territory to be called the Oregon Terriiof5, ~hIeh
was read twice, and referred 10 the Committee
on Territories The House then adjourned.
In the Senate, on the 9Th, Mr.. Buchanan, and
Mr.. Archer presented memorials for an amend
ment of the Naturalization Laws The memoirs
ais were referred 10 the Judiciary Committee
Mr.. Barrow submitted resOlrtlon that the
Committee the Judiciary be Instructed 20 en-
qure whether naturalization papers nave oeeh
granted to Foreigners by any Federal or state
Court in violation of the provisions OF the laws OF
Congress. and that the committee have power "a
send for persons and papers. Further, that the
said committee be INSTRUCTED 10 enquire into the
expediency of a law empowering the District
Court of the United States TO cancel and declare
null all naturalization papers, which may be
| found upon Judicial investigation. to have been
granted in violation or fraud of the Naturalization
1 Laws
! Mr.. Benton introduced a resolution relative TO
the Annexation Of Texas. After the transaction
of some unmportant business the Senate adJurn
ed.
In the House, Mr.. c. ]. lngersaIl proposed, in
! form of joint resolution, that there should be
summary change of the Tariff of I942, such
parts of it confcted with the Treaties in force
with Foreign Governments, and such portions of
it as were deemed Objectionable. Also, that there
be nominal duty imposed upon free goods. with
view of getting at the exact amount imported.
Mr.. Schenck, Of Ohio, introduced resolution
proposing that the Committee on Post Offices and
Post Roads report bill reducing the postage
Mr.. Hunt, of New Y ork, gave notice of his in
tention to introduce joint resolution so to amend
the Constitution as TO make it unconstitutional
TO elect a President for a second term. The
House then adjourned.
In the Senate on the 18th, the resolution intro
duced by Mr.. Phelps, of Vermont, calling for in
formation as 10 the debts Of Texas. and the a.
mount of lands granted by the Spanish, Mexican
and Taxas Governments in the territory Of Texas
was adopted.
The bill for The payment of the claim Of the
heirs OF Robert Fulton-amOunting to some so,
O0O-was passed, and sent TO the Hoese.
/ In the House, debate sprung up on motor
made by Mr. Phoenix, Of NJ Y, TO remit the du
ties on Railroad Iron, in the course of which, Mr.
PAYNE, of Ala, denied that any one of the Loco
toco party were in favor Of Free Trade, and salt
they went for Revenue Tariff.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-01-03

CONSTRUCTING ING apFedI " HUI She nOw-
makes 10 eminent citizens by name, can she
hope to escape censure for having ascrihed
To them as ell as others, design, as she
pretends now, for the first time revealed, Of
having eriginated negotiations to despeil her,
by dupicity and tasehood, OF a portion Of
her territory! The opinion then, as now
prevailed with ;he Executive, that the An
nexation OF Texas 10 TIE Union was mat
ter of vast importance. In order to acquire
lhat territory before il had assumed posi-
ion among The indedenden powers OF the
earth propositions were made to Mexico Tor
a cPss,On of it 10 the United STATES. Mexico
saw in theee proceedings. al the lime, no
cause of complaint She Is now, W hen slmp>
/, reminded of them, awakened 10 a know
ledge OF ths tact, which she, through her
St etary OF State, promulgates 10 the whole
0. I'd as true, that those negolia ions were
founded in deception and ialsehood, and suS
perinduced by unjust and injurious motives.
While Texas was a dependency on Mex
leo, the United States opened negotiations
with the latter power for the cession OF her
then acknowledged territory; and now thai
Texas is independent of Mexico, and has
maintained a seperate existence for nine
years during which time she has been re-
ceived into the family OF nations, and is re-
presented bY accredited ambassadors al many
of he principal Courts OF Europe-and when
i: has become obvious to the whole world
that she is forever lost to Mexico, the United
States is charged with deception and false
hood in all relating 10 the past, and conaem-
na,Ory accusations are made against States
which have had no special agency in the
matter, because The Executive OF the whole
Union has negotiated with free and indepen-
dent Texas upon matter vitality important
to the Interests OF both countries. And after
nine years of unavailing war, Mexico now
announces her intention, through her Sec
rotary OF Foreign Affairs, never to consent
10 the independence of Texas, or to abandon
the effort TO reconquer that Republic. She
thus announces perpetual claim, which at
the end OF century will furnish her as
plausible ground for discomfort against any
nation, which at the end of that time may
enter into Treaty with Texas. as she pos.
sesses at this moment against he United
States. The lapse of time can add nothing
TO hsr title to independence.
course Of conduct such as has been des>
cribed, on the part of Mexico, in violation
Of all friendly feeling, and of the courtesy,
which should characterize the intercourse
between the Nations Of the Earth, might