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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-01-30

THE AMHRIoAN AORIOULTURALIsT-
Owing 70 che irreguIarity Of the mails, we
did not receive the January number Of this
mosi excellent paper until last week. The
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0.r More newspaper favoEs By the &C,
cOmmodatiGg clerks Of the steamers LacOn,
YozoO Ci,y, Me,eOr,und M. B. Hamer. Capt
Wallis, Of,hs HameE, also furnished - with
late papefs. taf 81 sa
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
arrT6aIs an0 Departareg q -.


Arrived.
Jan. 24-W Wabash Valley, Linn, I'm. Vicksburr.
" 24-Charloue, CorIing, from N. Orleans.
24--Dsme, BFecount, from Vicksburg
26- Meteor, Linn, from Vicksbnrr.
26--Y azoo City, Young, for NJ Orleans.
27-M. b Hamer, Wallis, I'm NJ. Orleans.
21--Westwoods ----. I'm ~. Orleans.
27--Wabaah Valley, Linn, I'm. Vicksburg.
8 28--Meteor, Linn, from Vieksburq.
2lisfeenwood, ---. I'm N. Orleans.
$ 28- srprise, Jackson. from Greenwood.
90 Wabash Valley, Linn, Fm Vieksburg.
50--Meteor. Linn, from Vieksburg.
Departed.
ian. r. Wabash Valley, Linn, for Vicksburp.
= 24--GreenwOod, CoTling, for Greenwood.
27--Dime. Brecounf, for Vicksbnrp.
26-M eteoF, Linn, for ViCksbnrq.
25--WeetWood, ---, for Greenwood
= 27-W Wabash Valley, Linn, f0E VicksbuFa.
2e-M Meteor, Linn, for Vickebur9
28-Greenwood, Hadlock, ~ Greenwood
l8- Enterprise, Jackson. Iof n. Orleans
400 City, Dung, I'm II. OFIeans.
29-M. 3. Hamefs Walliasfol New Orleans
30-M Meteor, Linn, fot Vickshurr.
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THE SATURDAY EVENING PosT, Is GER
lainly one Of the best family newspaper
published in the United States, and should
be the inmate q every house, IA il ;hb
old, the young, The gay, the sedate and tie
curious can an find articles 70 gritty Their
tasto. The following are is terms 10 ad.
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DeparLed.

DEED--In New Orleans, on The ed inst. IoHr
WlLLIAM, son 81 Captain John s. Wallace. 81 the
steamer aeon. AGED yeass and 8 raes,bss.
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THE BIC GUN.-They have succeeded in
mounting Capt. stOcktOn's big gun upon its
carriage At the Washington Navy Yard. It's
muzz.e is about eight feet fiom the ground.
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= "a 0GJLOa
WILL sell at public auction III
front ofifhe Phoenix House.in Yazoo
City. az 10 o'clock. AM, en- Wednesday,
the l0th dag of February next, a likely
NEGRO BOY, aged about 90 years, title
indisputable. Terms,6 months credit, note
with approved security.
JOHN McCASLIN.
YazOo city, Jan so. 1916. 3O-2t.
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- - N-sAAsN -
Gabriel Denton,
rs. Vendi exp's,
Nathaniel Wilson,
Andrew Glib,
John McKinsiTy,
Erasmus D Downs and
Alfred G. Downs.
\ virtue Of 1.-The above stated writ n me
directed, from TIE Hon. Circu, Conf
Of Warren county, ! viii sell 10 tie highest
bidder, for cash, on Monday. the Cd ddy Of
March, 1916, At The CouFl House door Of
Yazoo county, willing The hours prescribed
By law, the following properly, viz:-tbe
southeast quarter Section No. IS, Township
8, Range 4, West, and Lots Nos. 70 and l3
as laid down on the map Of Yazoo CITY. and
Lots Nos. /, 2, 3. 4, 3, Is. Z, &. o, 10, IL 10,
10. Ia, Is. Is, ~, Is, 10, 90, 81. %, %,
%, 25, %, % and %, 10 that part Of the
town Of Yazoo City commonly known as the
'Commons' :-levied on as the property of
The said defendants Nathaniel Wilson and
Andrew Glib, and will be sold TO satisfy
the above stated case and costs.
JOHN w FUQUA. Sh'f.
Benton. Jan. %. 1916. 30-5t.
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or gassius Clay s. IS olk els
seizures o abolition
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Address Samuel D, Patterson g. Co., No.
9s Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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Peter R. StaPke.

An election having been ordered TO ill
iho seat OF Col. Je1. Davis, in Congress,
and the democratic party having aererdl
candidates foT that station, we have this day
placed AT the head Of our columns, the name
Of PErER B. STARKE as the Wing candi>
date for Congress, and we hope that the
Wing Press throughout the State, will nail
the name Of ibis bod, gallant and unGiuch,
ing Wing TO their masthead We place
the name of General Starke on our bans
ner, as the man OF our choice, but lcili
yi<ld to any other man who may be selected
by the Wing party.
II there is an individual in Mississippi
who could secure a large vote, ard boldly
sustain and eloquently unfold the principles
Of the Wing party, il is PETER B. STARKE
The confidence which is rcposed in him a;
n man Of sterling integrity, irrcproachablc
character aud unyielding moral courage
together with his well known talents, un
surpassed oloquence, unambitious Of APP
plause, except that commendable pride
which always glows in bosom consciou.
Of having deserved the appreciation Of al
honest men. These and The many socia
tics which bind him to the Wing party, al
tend TO render Gen. Stake the most ess5mi.
nent and proper individual to fl a scat il
Congress.
We are not certain that the Wings viii
have candidate for Congress; nor do We
know that Gen. Starke will consent TO run
but we have placed bis name at the head o
our COLUMNS because we are unwilling tha
the democratic party should walk over III,
track without competitor.
Since the absve was IN type, we see thai
the Soutbron, Vicksburg Wing, aud Ray,
mond 'azettc have hoisled the name of p
3 Starkc for Compress.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-13

01r The Boston Journal speaking of the
appointment of Mr.. Clifford to the Office Of
Attorney General, says:
He is lawyer OF moderate abilities, bu t
an interruptions politician who will stick at
nothing 10 promote the interests ofhis party
This is seen by his course in the Congress
Of the United Slates.'
The time vas when an attorney General
Of the United States was expected to be a
lawyer Of established reputation, acquired
in active practice. and in the supreme tribu-
nails Of TIE country. But now it is an OBJ
lection to man, with the powers that be,
that he posses the qualifications heretofore
deemed essential. Now, if he be an an
Scrupulous partizan, his legal knowledge is
not TO be taken into the account. On this
ground, Mr.. Clifford was we'll chosen, as all
wiisay who remember anything Of his course
whilst a member of Congress.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-13

The New Orleans Topic Of the 9Th inst.
contains news fem Mexico Up to 10 the Both
Of September, from which we learn that the
news Of the capitulation Of Monterey had
been received at the capitol, and The defeat
Of the Mexican forces had aroused the
hatred and ambition Of the NJ, xicans to-
wards The United States 10 the highest de,
gree, and that thousands are now rallying
around the Mexican standard determined
to carry on the war with renewed vigor and
desperation.
Santa Anna len ;bc city Of Mexico on
the 20lh Of September, at the head Of ? 900
cavalry and 200 infantry, and arrived at San
Luis Potosi just as the express from Mon
terey passed through that place OH his way
TO the city Of Mexico. 1t is also stated that
Santa Anna intends to make a stand at Sar
Luis Potosi and make all the necessary pre-,
perations for the reception Of Gen Taylor
Other reports state that he intends to plan
the Mexican standard on the banks Of the
Sabine. From all the accounts relative Il
Santa Annals forces and the desperation o
the Mexican people, we have no doubt tina
the next battle will be more bloody thar
any that has yet been fought
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Council Proceedings.
CALLED MEETING,
Y4zoo CRY, Oct. 90, 1916

Presents. V. MITCHELL, President.
Messrs. Allen, IIayman, Mcrdock and Nye,
CougciImen.
The meeting being called TO order, lie
minutes Of the last meeting we're read and
approved.
On motion. the fee and SALARY Bill. and
proposals for ilding The Town jail were
laid over until the next regular meeting.
Also all the Reports that were TO have been
made at the meeting.
The following resolutions were offered
and adopted:
By Mr.. Murdock-Resolred That the
Assessor and Collector be, and he is hereby
authorized to assess and collect taxes uDon
the actual sales of merchandise under the
provisions Of the Ordinance now in force.
from the lst Of March, lS45, TO Isl Nov.
IS46. and IN like manner on real estate from
lst March, 1916, 10 the Isl November. 1916
also on other personal properly liable 10
taxation under the aforesaid Ordinance.
ReSOlced, That the committee on Ordis
nances be required 10 introduce, at the next
regular meeting, IN Ordinance Of Revenue.
TO take effect from and after the lst day of
November, 1876
augustus Nhetiug, oy us Attorney, l..
W. Quackenbogs, Esq prayed the Board to
remit portion Of certain fine imposed
against him and his daughter Harriet in the
MAYORS Court, July 6, 1916, amounting to
$50 and costs. On motion, it was Resolv~
ed, the Mayor be authorized 10 discharge
said judgment by defendant, Cheering, pay,
ing $50 and all such costs as may haze &c:
crned thereon.
Geo. Hahn's acct, ST. for repairing bridge
over the bayou on Hughes street, was pre-
sented and allowed.
On motion, the meeting Adjourned.
SAAI'L v. MITCHELL.
President of the Council.
E. g. RUMBLE, CITY Clerk,
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-13

The 81. Louis New Era Of the 2eth ult.,
saws that an express had arrived at that city
from Santa Fe, bringing intelligence that
Gen. Kealney, had returned from The Rio
Grande, below Santa Fe, and that he was
every where received with hospitality by
the Mexicans. Gen. Kedrney intended tax.
ing up his line of march for Monterey, Up.
per CatrorniO, about the 25th of September,
and that he designed leaving sufficient
force at Santa Fe TO garrison the place.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-13

MEXICO The following graphic picture
of the history, condition aud characteristics
Of Mexico. is from a late number Of the
LoRdon Morning Chronicle:
"In Europe and America-on either side
of the Atantic-lbe destiny Of The Spanish
race seems TO be the same. Wherever il is
planted we are sure 10 find, as liz concom.
ants, social instability and political feTmen,
talion. Other races turn their experience TO
good; their very caamites to profit One
great political CONFUSION HIS suffced for The
Anglo~Sa4on; another greater still, has
wrought marvels in the national character OF
France; BUTT seems 10 be the peculiar fate
OF the Spanard 10 be taught daily lessons
from which he extracts no moral-to have a
past, with no lights for The present. his'o
ry with no lard marks for the future, and TO
pass without benefit, and even without hcps,
generation after generation, through the dis
asterous ordeal Of perpetual revolution.
"The advices just received from the Uni>
ted States inform Us that Mexico has under-
! gone, or i about TO undergo, another OF
those political convulJious which her national
! independence has made so familiar TO the
world. Nowhere have the excuses of El-
ropean civilization, after the discovery OF
America, met with SO fnghtful rctribu,ion
as in New Spain, because nowhere else, per.
haps, are they so great. Mexico fought for
independence, and has achieved licenlious-
ness. She longed for freedom. more from
imitation of the neighboring republic, thar
from thorough appreciation Of its value, o
an idea of its responsible lilies; and no soon
er was the novelty Of the thing over, thar
she perverted il 10 the worst Of purposes
If we measure her existence by its years, j
has been very brief, by its calamiies it la
been very long. She has managed to con
certrate into % years Of independent exis
tence more anarchy. more political Turmoil
and social disorganzation than woald suite
for the most backward oil the Europeal
States 10 grow old upon. She is fast droop
ing, without having ever been erect; decay
ing, without having ever lived. 1t matter
not what may be her exigencies otherwise
revolution is The aH-engrossing feature c
her history Is she for a Moment prosper
Gus, revolution dashes the cup from her lips
is she dependent and in debt, revolution pei
petuates and augments her embarrassment
is she at peace, revolution, By disturbing he
own tranquility, menaces that Of neighboI
!, ing states; is she at war, revolution drain
her resources, paraIyses her arm, and rendeI
her an easier prey"
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
October 30, 1916.

In consequence Of the intelligence res
ceivcd at the Department, il becomes expe~
dent and proper to recind the privilege
granted to the ports of Yucatan in my cir
cular of instructions Of the 18th of June,
1916, and to subject said ports to the inter
dictons of commerce applicable TO the
ports Of Mexico generally, you are accord
ingly directed 10 refuse ceardnces to all
vessels and theil cargoes departing from
our ports in Yucatan.
We learn from the Delta that the Yucatan
schooner Ventura, which arrived at New
Orleans on the 2nd inst, from Campeachy
and Sisal, was seized by the u. S. Marshal
the cargo consists of $1,000 in specie, a
quantity of log.wood, hats, &c.
TickSburg Wing.
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Fr0ln WashingfOIl.

Philadelphia N. American Tecgrophic Despatch.
WAsHINeToN, Oct. 20, p. NJ.
A we'll authenticated report is prevalent
here that Cabinet Council has decided
upon an immediate attack upon Vera Cruz
by combined movement Of our Army and
Naval forces. II is further stated that dis
patches TO that effect are now on their way.
IMroRTANr.-Th following Circular from
the Secretary of the Treasury was received
by the Collector of the port of New Orlean:
on the End. II settles the question at once
as to the light in'which Yucatan is viewed
at Washington:
70 the Collectors and other officers of TIL
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CO M IERCIAL
YazOO city, Friday Morning, Nov. 10

YazOo City, Friday Morning, Nov. IS.
COTTON.-The transactions in the Cotton
market during the past week have been limited,
planters generally declining to sell at the current
rates, believing that an advance would shortly
take place. The news brought by the Caledonia
show an advance of &c. in the Liverpool market,
yet this intelligence has had not visible effect on
our market, although We have heard that si ght
improvement in the better qualities has taken
place. The prices paid, however, range with our
last quota tons. The sales of the week amount
to only GIG bales as follows: q bales at 81 cents,
z at 10, 80 at 81 10 at 81 20 at g. AZ at 9, 10 at
81, % at 9g, 80 at 81, So at 81, 43 at 81.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
The Commercial Times of the 5ih inst says
there was good demand in the market, and that
there was fair inquiry the day preyious-tbe mar
ket closed quietly but steady. The sales Of the
three days previous amounted to l0,5O0 bales at
the following quotations:
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THE Two CURRENc1Es.--ith has been sta
ted that the Secretary of tho Treasury is
putting the Treasury Notes into the market
at = 5ths per cent. interest So at last the
Government has got into the market. at q
5ths per ceut. Almost any body else can
command money at per cent. It is prob
able that the city of Boston is obtaining il in
Holland. at 4 per cent. or less-But the
Government OF the United States has another
mode Of operating, by which it compensates
itself for liberalily TO brokers and capitalist.
The Washington correspondent of a New
York paper says that the Government is pay
ing off ils contractors, laborers, &C. with
Treasury Notes at par, uoithom Interest,"
beautiful exercise Of its sovereignty. 1t
would indeed, be Notifying than surprising
1t would, indeed, be difficult for the present
administration TO surprise the people. Moth
ing but a well devised, prudent, patriotic
measure, unco1nected with party or person
a! ggrandizement, could now produce sur
prise, and there is no one at Washington
with ability 20 devise. or al least, with pow
or 10 enforce such a measure.
TU. S Gazette.
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Oar ~ TIE CoprER REGION The Lake
Superior Ner8 gives the following state
ment of the amount Of ores "a 'sed by some
Of the mining companies: The Lake Supe
ror Cop or Company, up TO the Ist OF July
last, had raised I,028,00 pounds in rock
containing native copper; the Pittsburg and
Boston Copper Harbor Mining COMPANY
to the first of July, raised from lease No. 4, al
this place, G8, 600 Of black oxide, and 2.6I4,
600 pounds from lease No. 5, (Cliff mine !,
ofrock containing native copper; The Eagle
HaFbor Mining Company, the 18th Of May
last, had raised l6s, 900 pQAds of rock con
tanning native copper Fails Companr, 10 tie
lst of July, bad raised 10000 pounds OF
rock containing native copper. Large mas
ses Of nearly pure copper, not brought to
surface at the time, are not included in these
statements
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
Sept. 26.-The sales Of the week are 72.8lO
bales, $4,000 OF which were American, taken on
speculation. Notwithstanding the heavy buvinp
the advance IN prices hardly amounted 10 I'd. per
pound.
Oct. 1.-The sales since Friday are $4,000 bales
$4,000 of which were taken on speculation. No
material alteration in prices, but the market has
become dull since the receipt of last adyces from
New York by the Britannia.
Oct 3.-Sales 1000 bales, of which 5000 were
taken on speculation. No change in prices. The
market closed steady.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-13

INTERESTING IN RELATION TO THE JEws
The London Je,Cish Chronicle Of June -
publishes the contents Of letter from Ierr>
salem, Stating that the brethren of the ten
tribes are TO be hunted out. and for this pur-
pose the Jews in England intend to exert
hearty corporation with those settled in
other lands. On the 10Th of May letter
arrived in London from the Synagogue aus
thorilies of Saphe h saying that in conse-
quence of important information having
reached them as TO The country where the
brethren of the ten tribes are TO be found, a
resolution was Immediately passed to elect
from their congregation a man for mission
to that country. They appeal to the Jeru>
salem Jews for co~cooperatlon, and also to
select in jerusalem one from the Sephardim
Portuguese Jews, and one from tho Ashke-
nasim German and Poish) Jews, and to
send the three messengers together.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-13

dectalor. His administration bad the RASH
ness, bet the honesty Of his Spanish originy
and Mexico, relieved from the encumbIapces
Of her Spanish dependence, was beginning to
enjoy the riches of her unparalleled climate
and boundless fertility, when a new enemy
arose in Texas.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-13

ATTACK on VERA CRUz.-TLe Savanna
Georgian says that Lieut. Bergman, The gal
liant officer who behaved so nobly al the loss
Of the Truxton, off Tuspan, passed through
that city on Wednesday night last,as bearers
of dispatches from the squadron, at Vera
Cruz, to the government at Washington.
That paper learns from a gentleman who
conversed with Lieut.. Bergman on the
cars, that il has been determined TO attack
Vera Cruz on the land side by ar expedition
from Tampcco; that the hosting Of stars and
stripes in the city will be the signal for an
attack by the squadron upon the castle Of
San Juan D'Clloa. This is The only way in
which The castle can be taken, and the Oh,
tanning possession of that point is deemed
necessary to end The war.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-13

A CALL ron Volunteers. We see il
stated that a call has been made upon Penn.
sylvania for the six regiments Of Volunteers
who offered their services in May last to
the government.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-13

or The Messrs. Myers and Burr charged
with the murder OF Hoyt in Richmond, Va,
have been discharged by the examining
court from further prosecution.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-13

This is a very handsome gain, and at
rate which will secure Wing Congress to
cooperate with a Wing President TO be
elected in 1913.
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Call and See for yourselves

FEyIIE cheapest and best inveRfed corn
Il cob, shuck and straw cutter now in
use. We have purchased the patcat for
Yazoo county: we will sell a single patent
or machine to planters, or Kill sell lie pate1t
for Yazoo county 10 a good workman ana
take machines, as we are perfectly satisfied
with their utility. The cost Of building IS
very small BLACKMAN, SCOTT & co.
Yazoo city, Oct. %, 1916. IG-tr.
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or We are authorized to announce WM,
r. Miles. Esq, Of this county, as candi-
date for Brigddier General Of tho ID Bri.
gade, Sd Division, Mississippi Militia, in
place Of Gen. Bennett, resigned, The cleo
ion TO take place on the l4tb November
next.
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NOTICE

~ ILL be sold on Friday tie Il,h day
w Of December, 1876. at public auc-
iion: for cash, on the Woodland Plantation.
IN Yazoo county, formerly known as the
."Pease place." a large number Of Horses
and Mules and Oxen. and a quantity Of
Cows, Hogs aud Slock.-Alsn corn, fodder,
&c, with some wagons, carts, and farming
utensils. r. E. CAGE, Agent,
for Franklin, Ballard s. &C.
O6t 80, 1916 I7-6t.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-13

The scarcity Of apples and other fruits in
England this year will, it is stated, aff0E2
TO the American cuItivator an opportunity
Of exporting that article to some advantage.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-13

IMPoRTANT FROM WAsntNeToN.-T The
most important item of news from Wash
ington is, that Secretary Marcy has another
pair Of breechcs to be mended, and that
tire Government has not sufficient funds to
pay for the repairs, as Secretary Walker has
failed TO prOcaTe lOaa from the New York
hunks lI!D Of FIVE million Of dollars.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-13

The original estimate Of the cost Of con,
slructing Girard College, with all it, out
buildings complete, was S9OO,OO0. The
actual cost so far has been 81 Gas, 1898. Il
will take 70 complete il S2s5,2s3, which
added 10 Tie above, will make only 81 ,O2l,.
6sl over toe original estimate.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-13

THE NEXT CONGRESS. Elections for the
tbirtieth Congress have been held in nine
States, with the following result, as com.
pared with the present House:
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-13

EDITORIAL CHANeE.-Mr. William c.
Jones, editor Of the New Orleans CONNER
cial Bulletn, has disposed Of that establish
ment to Vim. L. Hodge, Esq, under whose
guidance that valuable paper will hereafter
appear.