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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-24
LAST WEEK!

l. AST W Z Elk
ON SATURDAY EVENING NEXT. our
~ store win tc closed prerare or the pablo c. which
hkss rsce The 9Th There Jet many
very icssblc nFcs ans Other goods Fieh toncs
Cashsre houcns sarohs rshams Cscoes, cordand
plaid and ttpei and snaws scars fsney
and thread Cumbuc uandsefchirfs M pad pan
Apaees Romasrne, Eursh Mcaos and prize fos
slso Cloths Casmsrer Vcstngu Kenety 1raus
kareys PLAID Lnscy hioached and Dsusfucs
Tetna. Table namas and Dap-f N,l Towels and uek1
hset Hosiery q every vsnsty, Umbrtas farasos and
Shades fw parts and pieces n Floor Car2sng earh
RuFs ncor Mats Hsstsu and Fannss win vaney otisr
foo al o. which disposed believe
thcv VIII bring
The public sar conducted by nunior Woreurs Co
and will sko place MONDAY present. nsnth
JOY eornnrncinr o'ci1cE a. "
Couuty Mere. ants TO attend he se sy su have
h'rc stock nt F'o 70 sCct from arei- NJ which will 20
duvrV b. sd without limit rbc be eonuuu-
81 from day 10 day un,H re wh,e s nd
VALENTINE. HREEnEN A. CO.
juIt No sl7 Bread street sh,,kos mn
The sale by retail Of our stock Of Goods closed
Saturday he ish ard eaves hard b. so on
Monday the 9Th ant asfted he q ever
offered 81 AuCton IN the Guy sncuttuE 20 ~ least
20 600 Dollars.
Tn shoe 81 which vil BE- positively ali
u9t VRA co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-24
REMOVAL.

II HAVE removed my Office over the store Of
n Messrs hase 4 White which pace always he found
snd attend puneuany business sn'rustsd
the hiring and eunf Of private selling
ju l0-3m ROBERT hill.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-24
TRUST SALE-

TRUST SALE.
R1 virtue of deed of trust executed TO me
- BY Patrick DcvsreauI for therein bearing
date on the sh day Of January, is6 and Of
Csrks once Of the Court u Hunss for City huoud
shall on FRIDAY the itth day Of August 1886
" at the Of the si1 Patck DeyeTeau1
the City Of Rehm md proceed public suction high
est bdder. FOR the following properly. to wit:
Az the rsht title and interest Of the sid Pauiek Dcvereaut
The house oeeuped by himself Avcuu Bothe same
beiHg shsehod the year 81 rent Of $500 per
portion Of ne premises Tor that sum
wha Company.
One Negro Man named Ned, ar.t rate surtsr
Az the Leather embracing variety Of Leather
Hides. skins and finding materials
An h Of Curriers' Tools Benches, aibs and FIXTURES
AZ h' bou,shod sBd tteben Furniture, embracing
JOS. JACKSON. IT,, Trustee.
HODGES q FULLIAN. Aues
o. All persons having claims against Patrick
indebted VII pleas make umeae payment sub-erbs
los. JACKSON. Jr, Trustee.
VALUABLE LAND ~ GLOUCESTER COUNTY
for sale az Public Auction.
y pursuance Of a decree Of the Circuit Supe.
roT Couu Of Law ani CisBecsy of County. pro
Apui tenn iSt5 % hat court TO- a suit therein g.
Clarke Defendants thr Counsonsr- appointed BY
The sid court viii MONDAY the oh day Il August
~ n public au ION, ihe premises bc Of
decree mentioned referred cald furan lying
county. Immediately Yarsrver eoutnus b
73 sbCgt 900 % which dvcd fcis nnirs
purposes and are productive the iesiue abounds the
uak aod tinhsf sub'o fr ship aui building
buiiIngs comfortable dwelling boo win
TIE Necessary barns. sable e
TERMS of bali Of tbe purchase money r which ne
nd tact ' lard fhl1 se viii he required pad in cash and
~ oiker hah u twelve months ard ne the ad
retained security for tho deferred tn-en, u tbs and 10
srtrsi under o. the eour 10 mis-, he
amount q toe MD deferred n-taeri paying
ne same. john FIELD. T..
Gloucester Count Houss. my ge-ed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-24
TRUSTEES SALE OF
SLAVES AND FURNITURE.

SLAVES AND FURNITURE.
pY virtue of a deed Of trust from VIM. j.
~ Morris recorded Hussings Cour City Rich
Tnond 18th March, l54S will be sold MONDAY the
27ta 10 oeloek residence Of aid ko for
following tie property OF said VIM Morris Ro
Kay Roeeu children and AnAky
OF Morns Household and Kitchen Furniture,
ssng o-5 FEATHER Beds Natias..s and Furniture
Bedstesd., Of mahogany and maple
SidebOard
Piano Forte
2 Hair SOFAS
Get Dining Tables
] dozen Mahogany Chairs
do Maple DO
Looking Glasses Carpets, Plate. Chlla and GlAEsware,
with oihsr ARTICLES, eonsisSns Of The usual yariety
By OrdT .j tia TrssLss-
IN 2o-tds z n DICKINSON n BIO, AHes
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VALUABLE LAND IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY
snIn IL ..hIir ArntIn..-
orsruoID TTR,ITIRF an ArcTIo,.

~ tnloc- hrothcf'
HOUSEHOLD TJRNITt ar AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, mornnx ia 2sth nd 90 Ole ctks h. esicnsc
NJ Clgain Robinson, me sheya Roekss wlr ~
ne Hou eho Furn ns ihs vsrsy q tsp
Nticlep-in ratt.
hahozany Fring fcat city ma'e sofa
DO hair seat rlf.of Chtu
~ Rock ~ Chs mirt Chairs
sdsh0lri. ru.cau md Washraud
Eurcr.cr ingram anf t'retc Csrrsts
~ u,is ed. Pcis and Bedding
Mthoz .uJ Tab rs. Mautel urnamons
Brass Fcri-rs an Firc ssts A..
Negro W oman.
A. vii hire for the q the ys.r
gro lv bout neh aeesl good
sale fof cash
juN a n, Aucs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-24

SALE OF 90 To 25 VALUABLE NEGHOEs-
TUESDAY 25th July 10 oeloek viii sol
valuable Nexrues all
,o fault. Among tiem, good plantation Smith III
young and hsey eens from 70 IS Cd ard
Farm hands. Terms
IA s2-tA. r H. DICKINSON 4 BRO. Aaet.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21
81 .AdverlIsIng.

gisESg ~ win Be inserted at the rate
rs1se Dollar. Der square Cor the fTat insertion,
ma Fifty Cents for each week thereafter yen
i;nes az less. constituting square. Ihenumoer
ofinseFtions reauired, must be married % me
marein 81 the manuscript, or they viii DC lnser-
"a an forbid, and charged accordinglgs
AnnOnnoing candidates tor'Ofdce WllIDe rye
nollars fos county Offices, and len D9llatslot
Stale oflOes-ih NdUance1
Advertisements Of personal alteration VIII
invariably be chalged DOuRLE the foregoing rates,
ana 81 ymant required In advance,
Political, Cotton Circulars. OF any articles q
inditidual Interest," win be charged as advertise
meI. q, and ipnst be paid for u advance.
re rip ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Not exc dine zen lines FeneWabieat
DIeasuFe, Der annufn, sly ~
Not exceed ine Thirty lines, JU W
Not exceeding ii2ty lines, 6g w
Tho pFiVileeao or anpual advertisers y limited
tofhei own immediate business; and alladveF-
tisements fr tie bene6t Of Other persons, sent IN
~ them. must he paid for BY the square,
M standing Advertisements.
For ten lines OF less, three months, So W
. - W $ six months, ~ w
e & twelve months, / ~ 0O
Each additional square, three month"; 70
n NJ III stf pix months, w
4 twelve months, 10 %
OAll Job work must be paid for on deliv
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21

or The interrOgatories Propcunded
Us, BY the Aberdeen Adpertisocdo NOT re-
quiro auswerssAthsy are ohFieus to the
most superficial observer Senator sPelght
in moro than one instance during the past
sessionsof Congress- has acted contrary e
the known and rxPREssED will Of his con-
stituents. II the Advertiser needs enlighe
ming On the subject ke does not ] n
does, il is because be has turned z dsat eaE
to the voice Of condemnation e winch sne
people have given inference through ths
press, and neglectedtO inform himself 8
their win q ezpressedby the nearly qnpal.
nous vote IF their representatives U 'ne
last LepisIatlire. Verblua sat.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21
THE OCEAN.
BY WILLIAM wIsTAR.


The beautiful Ocean, The bride Of the Sun,
How she liftelh her cheek % HE passion.
ate kiss,
How vainly she strives when the daylight
is done
10 dance and to sing Is though noHght
were amiss.
Amid her hair the stars are tangled,
And with the stars her brow i sPans
gled
There Is maBy gem o. her silken vest
And q crescent she wears on her throb1lng
breast
On her breast that ihrobs with az end =
swell:
But wherefore thus heaVss 4, memorial cap
She PLAYS with her ieWsls-thro' az DE
clear night
She trickeih herhair viii new circles q
light
shetristh them en-, but how inslarily srnEle
Each gem when her lord il hia eIolJ 81
nmsl
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21
THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN FREE
TRADE AND HIGH DUTIES.

Tsa lime i nearat hand when the
protection will 60 the Way
~ o.hef schemes which man has de-
yissd a Slandsr undoPprssq bic fellow
man. Indeed 10 our own country i has
received ,heldeOm which i deserved =
The SANE tals has ai.saded I a Eogls0di
and ws depbs GOT, Il The Pressnl spirit Fl
r.rolm CONTINUE 10 piogsess, ere long The
last hnk which bind the lsboFing classes
,Olhs car Of creeping capitalists ,be
broker. Man .begining . Hs'sF. n''
firb,s-4to assume lhst station and to act
"a sbss sphere ia hirh be was designed
tsnoqs TIE divine dghl.of kipgs'
must sls eldlo the sOx PePu1i %
privilege which goysrnmsnls have sysi
favored cIasses Is m6nopollze Heahl
Of he country @ ruls ga ride oge
ths pun5ersd ys6ma1f sfspidly yield
Joe to The dooitips 3 qe che.
In our avn country many have, By ID
aaisessof demogogues, be induced 3
believe that q PrO,selioa, lr soul
promols Amsriesn Industry would ole
chsapeo the pries Of goOds--or p CHE
words iha, 9 high duliss V0uId mike sh'a
goo5,.p There ere SOD phq slill ho'dil
lhi, absurd aod onisusble doe'insi lor me.
ksssfi We vii give IN iIustfa'iaa q .
aEsssoss bs,sssn re- irads end IS
d,aiss. which eill bs iouad s. ihs abis X
pmi or Ire Secretary ofihs Irsa'nrs, O.
~ iuly 2Sief8. Wss.k ih@s -
nts 6r.llt. - bsl's 81 h.gh das
n,1s s,sts ss,,Peg ihaa 'fs' &C.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21
W. \. ',bsir alloalIou. M. walker say.

give il ihsir attention. Mr. Walker say
As illustrative of the difference between
free trade and high dulles, il is proved
that the 6bsence d any tariff, agriculture
products are dearer 10 Oregon than witt
us, whilst vast Number Of articles thai
have performed the circuit Of the globe
around Tho Cape Of Good Hope or Capt
Horn, notwithstanding the heavy freight,
are much lower there than with US. Thus
40 a very late history Of Oregon, BY George
Wilkes, it is stated that /" wooden goods and
ready made clothing, being introduced here
without duty, Gas it is considered 40 Eng
lIsh port, } are greatly cheaper than wnh
u.s. IA very good strong quality OF blue
broadol0ih, six quarters wides can be had
for 81 25 per yard " All articles Ofcut-
leFy are also cheap, for the same reason as
the above y Chains, lools, and farming
implements are very reasonable" Such
ID the present condition Of things in Ore.
aon, add il would be fact, worthy Of con
to note the difference Of price
and it's extent, in regard Unprotected articles,
i the tariff Of lS42 shall DO extended to thai
interesting portion q our common coDatry
Il Is easy, however, 10 forelell, thai On near
" an our protected articles there would be
/ rise in the price, nearly equal 70 the du~
les; thus establishing, by en- example 10
,oinl, and by actual results, the enhance
nen, 10 price occasioned BY such duties.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21

are being made to establish an Abolition
paper at Washington, and that at a cOnyen-
tion in Illinois two thousand dollars were
subscribed and the cash collected for it,
support
Should such an undertaking be made,
we hope the press wiltshire the fate that
c. N. Gays did in Kentucky.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21

MEDICAL SCIENCE. The New Orlsans
Commercial Times in a recent article deyo,
ted to this subject uses the following lam.
gusgs 10 reference to the doctrine Of the
" Chrome. Tbermar' practice.
Last, but not least, Of the three great
systems which distract and divide the med
ical profession. is the new and fascinating
doctrine, Of the CHRoNo- THERMAL practice
or . Young Physic," as it is contemPtuously
STYLED. This doctrine is Of extremely mod
efn growth, being indebted for its paternity
10 SAMUEL Dickson Of London, . remark
ably acute observer, & most subtle lOgician.
He maintains that fever Is an attribute Of
every disease, and that in all maladies, 1
carefully watched, tendency to remission
and return, Or periodicitY, as he calls It, viii
appear. So much for The theory. The
practice is simple enough. He will have
naupht to do with blood.letting, either BY
ieech, lancet, or cupping- glass. He holds
the custom Of draining the veins ofthe
vital fluid in most unmitigated horror. Stu
null tOnics, quiRine, particularly, warmth
Irregular habits, etc.--these are the remedies
under the CHRoNo-T HERMAL system.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21

PRoMoTIoN IN THE NAvY,-COm mOdore
Stewart 10 reply 10 the question Of The
Secretary Of the Navy. whether, in his
judgement, promotion in the Navy should
be made with exclusive reference to senl-
GRITTY, says:
Ia obedience 70 the injunction contained
in this paragraph, give it as my opinion
that promotions in the Navy should always
he made with exclusive reference to SEMI
.ority, except where great CALAMITY before
the enemy shall enutle the officer to tbs
exalted distinction ofs preference over hil
peers--OF where immediate guilt or incom.
petenco shall be declared 10 exist, BY q TIL
OunaI legally and expressly constituted e
determine the question.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21
THE YAZOO DEMOCRAT.

"SAM HoUsToN AND HIS EPuBLIc ~
We are indebted to ihe suthoT, Mr. 9
Edwurde. Lester, for copy Of this iOter'
ssllng work.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21
SAM HOUSTON & HIS REPUBLIC

The present age has been Proll6ck Of
ilIousrous percentages whose deeds have
insured for their names a prominent place
in the memory Of succeeding generations,
and cur own country can boast Of having
produced greater number than any 9TH
81, during the period Of Infancy
Il has been he nursery Of great men and
developed allthat,s grand and noble 10
the human character. tie ormies have
been led BY al brave and skiIful caPtains--
li,'s cOunseIs have been guided BY as wise
statesmen, Is eloquent orators 90 The
world has ever seen; and her muse, tho
young, has sSag 10 strains a. enchanting
a. when the bards Of ancieut time' swept
The Tyre.
Conspicous in this brilliant constellation
lie the name Of HoUsToN. But few have
.ldone more to impress 10 living characters
.l,hei. names 81 tie hislory Of the sge 10
J which hey lived than be, linked, e i HE
! with ne struggles ii milton against its oP
lpressom, their overthrow, the acknowl
lsdaemsnt II Id Independence BY the priO-
'lc;oal nations II lhs earth, until finally the
Z lons ssro lhss adorned IL banner became
/ I part Of The brilliant galaxy that COM
Ibrise the Z Star spsnglsd Banner"
Mr.. Lester, IN the work before uS, en-
tiers fully INTO the spirit Of histhsmo. Th'
results he has given us work Aboun'
ding with enthusiastic praises Of The ne
70 Of his narrrtive. But i il well writ
lien. The narptou is free and sasy, an'
liz be has made any, attempts at hne VIII
iipp--hs has succeeded. in some pas
ssass bis words are big, they are cot wi'hou
; msanipq. he has painted lpme Of The scene
which he has held Up 70 the view Of To-
2 reader. with ereat beauty, and bis descr'P
ions ofihe moving accidents" 9 haiT
bteadth 'seapes,n battles through whlc
: his hero passed are thrilling and eloqusu
It There may be passages which y
q attract the arrow Of the critic. Inc g
? ,iJiou, taste Of othsrs--e bOokful Vitliaes
e may moi bs ersdfed; 10 these We v !.
. l..y. n. unsnyiable business Of fauli-h
diog. !.
sr Il Is said that truth IS stranger %
I6c,iOn; the saying has been fully sx'i
IS Ire career Of Sam Houston AP.
be may Inc words Of the POsi Be quoted v
% references to him+
"a I.ovlineu 3 young ambitions i.oos1
% Born ol humble parents, lsis la'h'' e,
q "a ssrly age, dspsndsu. on ths sHs'''
- lors msihsf ubo VS. IN moderate {
p ruhasnrss al Re hsae sia
p family, cod rear amid tie s'ld' p
b apss1isS souniry, hs . lspgh F'asl
q bat hsiah, g where ians's proud Ten
hines slar
/, saos.,oa ~ hiiRip.sf,. BIC ~
Laiei.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21
e. ID loIIoaIag paragTaPh 20. Is.

Keep The following paragraph before he
people, says the Washington Union as ihs
manifesto Of the Wing metropolitan Journal
-the national organ Of he Wig parry
aAs he war with Mexico rs bsga
,s;fko1f anu adequate cause, and % coutn'
ned without any adequate object %. bel'spl
M ihe rhols country (ali the paying pep
IA I. a lsasfl viii rejoice e. NV tN'
PREVENTION which rhall bring y g
"a early and reputable end
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21
PNWPR1
TIE FIRST GRIEF.

They teIlme first and early lore
Oul livas all after dreams
But the memory Of a first great grief
To me more lasting seems
The grief that marks our dawning yOush
TO memory ever clings,
And Ger the path Of future years
A heightened shadow filings.
Ohi on nv min scalls the hour
When 10 my taualr's home
Death came an uninyited guest
From his dwelling in the tomb
had not seen his face before,
shuddered at the sight,
And / shudder still 70 think upon
The anguish Of that night
A youthful brow and rudy cheek
Became AL cold and wan
An eve grew dim in which the Light
OF radiant fancy shone
Cold was the cheek, and cold the brow,
The eye wasfxed and dimi
And one there mourn'd q brother dead
Who would have died for him.
know not IL twas summer then,
| know not if was spring.;
But if the birds sang onthe trees,
did not hear them sing
II flowers came forth to deck the earth
Their bloom | did not see
/ looked upon one withered flower,
And none else blOOmed for me.
A sad and silent time il was
Within that house Of wo,
All eyes were dull and overcast,
And every voice was low
Andfrom each'cheek at intervals
The blood appear'd to start,
As If recaIl'd, in sudden haste,
To aid the sinking heart
Softly we trOd, as If afraid
To mar the sleepeF's sleep,
And stole last looks Of his pale face
For memory to keep.
With him the agony was DER,
And now the pain was ours,
Az thoughts Of his first childhood rose,
Like odors from dead flowers
And when, at last, beIwas borne ataR
From the worlds weary strife.
How Oft in thought did we again
Live DER bis little life
His every look, his every word,
His every voices tone,
Came back to us, like things whose worth
Is only priced when gonel
The grief has passed with years SWAY,
Andjoy has been my lot,
But the one is of Remembered,
Andthe other soon forgot
The gayest hours trip highest By,
And leave the aintest trace
But the deep, deep track that soroV
wears,
No time can e'er efaco.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21
Further particulars Of the cap
ture of Monterey.

! The Steam ship McKIm arrived at New
Orleans on Saturday The 10Th iost.-but
brought, ssys the Commercial times, no
lsler accounts Of the a.ny at Monterey
From that journal however we are enabled
to Gull further particulars Of the struggle oil
our forces at Monterey, which will be read
with interest BY our readers.
.sThs loss on the part Of the Mexicans
to have been much greater than was first
stated. Ii has been ascerlained that fifteen
hundred would not cover their loss in killed
and wounded. % the part Of the Ameri'
cans, elk hundred was the full extent ofthe
loss.
Gen. Taylor, previous to the attack, is
said 10 have no idea OF the extent and
strength Of the Mexican Notifications, But
the vaIOr Of his troops laltered at no oPPo-
sInOn. Besides The soldlery, he had 10 fight
the whole mass Of Mexican population, who
fred from the tops Of their houses and DID
great execution. To parlicullse the per-
torrance Of any one regiment or command
where ell did so well, would be aninlustIce'
All have gained imperishabIe bonors. Inc
valOr displayed BY our whole army IS un-
paralleled ia history. Individual acts Of
herolsm were performed WHICH will render
the actors immortal.
The Texan and volunteer troops have
gained ImpeFlshable renOwn. Tue Texan
r flemen, with axes and epades, picked
holes from one house to another, and drove
the Mexican infantry from street to street.
As they gained the houses, the dread T4ie
was made to do its work. The Mexicans
were driven fran The streets and heuse-Iops'
A Mexican cannon was borne upon the
shoulders Of our men 10 the roof Of house
and made to play upon the enemy.
When the flag Of truce was recelveu ~
he capi.ulalion agreed 10, the whole army
was disappointed Il was only then mat
thew were beginning 10 "lel" upon tue
Mex,caus. Previous to this, they had been
l6oh,ios Them protected by their breast
works. and 1t every Disadvantage. NOW
they had got amongst them and were giving
them 4 dose that was operating eifsc9ua'-
~"
On Monday the 2lst the destruction o.
Life in the Tennessee Regiment wasdrsad-
full. They had less thaa $50 men 10 1he
I6gbtand lost 1913 killed and wounded,
u,ha conrsa NJ the night of the 22nd
l,ba enemy abandoned strong redoubt Of
for,. that repulsed an attack on i on the ~
and Col. Davis, Of the Mississippi hsgl'
ment took possession without firing gun
"WEDNESDAY, 23RD. This morning Gen
Worth continued to fire from the bishopa
Palace. and about 6 A. M, also oPsne'
with pun on the mountain 10 the rear Q
tbs Gid Monastery. AOOut7 A. IA. Oen
Odilmao, whose brigade was IN the ioris =
he lower part Of the town, commenced a
atlack on il without orders, il Is sad, co.
certainly with an Inadequate force n
SboIe army was drawn Out on The PLAIN
and e3rd Infantry and Bfaggs batter s
, we're despatched to reinforce zen. Qul'
man Thew. forced ibeiI way into The 'gwn
I. i also did the BOD Texas Regiment, Ied p
j Gen Henderson and Gen. Lamar. 10
: + bting was now from street, street, an
: beass % house, and kept up until nisM'
II
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21

The President has appointed B. 3. Tay,
Ior. Of Ohio, 70 Be Consul of the United
States for the port Busnos Ayres' in the
place Of james HI. Tate resigned
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21

SANTA ANNA The following dsscriP-
tiOn Of this parsonage who now acls such
4 prominent part before The public eye,
il copied from Mr. Leser's late work,
Sam Houston and his Republic.
He has Mexican education and Mexi-
can principles, but an American intellect
of high order. He is a great General
He has fine face--a rather long, but well
shaped head--blaek hair and eyes, and a
perfect form--he Is about FIVE feet and
seven or nine inches high--his elocution i
rich, and characterized BY considerable fire
-.his eye is quick, but firm, and his manners
and address are worthy Of a prince.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21
- W -

T,,,icuro,osisa against he movement . ''la
.oue OfMr. Gays frisudin A'niae 2 ~
$50 -. il svor ofelsc,ing him to th' en..,
49,. senate, oh 30 ground dat =
ss5y S v,uia B. pi,s'i'~'ng "Plsn's.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21
T4E YAzOO DEMO Graf

= srnrrsYl vrRi "WEDNESDAY llollfVIlG BX
NJ ZONES y 3. BARKsDALEs
~ 49, cfeeF Woo City-oyer the Store
ssps 49, ss,r C,o. AT Three dollars. 4 year,
y. \. fcnF dolIaFs II not paid withina
s.,cr,h from ne lime 81 subacrlbiug'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21
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The Texas Rangers, Tennessee eeo
Mississippi Volunteers, alter cas ,l ~ ~
Msricsas into the houses, Plekea nOlss
through he walls, and cred uPon lhem.-
When q cessatiou Of lhs battle was eoa'. !,
49, and t5s ormis,ice announced, hose
nave boys, Who had suffered me e. Z. .
mssv q their comrades, became sl..o
..i;e All can Learn sbOu' ihe e',sl
80, Regimen, e, Thai il was reei q, :
w. .ll... : s,se.s are he WOrds-and that aic
! CIup9 had died Of be vog9d..