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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-12-17

mess ioxsrI'x sister republic, which Mexico
hss 30 Tong abQsed, tho, United Slaes prompt
iy complied With her request a second
'convcnlo0 wes accordingly concluded be-|
tween the two governments on The ihirtieth
of Janury, 8d3, which uponits face declares
that "ihis new orrallgsmenl i entered into
fotthe Recommendation Of Mexico" BY The
lerms q Ihis convention, all The interest due
On the awards which bad been made in favor
of tho cluimanlsnnder Tho convention of the
eleventh of April, 1889, was 10 be paid 10
Them on The Fifteenth Of April, l6l3, and
the principal ofthe said awards, and The
interest accrping thcreon, twas stipulated III
"be paid in five years, in equal instruments
every three monihs,1 Notwithstanding this
new convention was entered into at the re-.
guest Of Mexico, and for the purpose Of rel
lieving her from embarrassment, The claim
ants have only received the interest due on
The thiftieth Of April, 1S43, and, three Of the
twenty insialments.N q Although The payment
lofthe sum thus liquidated, and confassedly
due by Mexico to our citizens as indemnify
for acknowledged acts Of outrage and wrong,
was secured BY treaty, the obligations OIL
which are ever held sacred BY all Just ma
tions, yet Mexico has violated this solemn
engagement BY failing and refosing 10 make
the payment. The two instalments due in
April and July, 1914, under the peculiar
circumstances connected with them, have
been assumed by the United States and dis
charged to the claimants, but they are still
due by Mexico. But this Is not all of (which
we have lust cause of cOmnIanf To nroviffe
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No. 4 o, Pleasant Township.

south west quarter Of south west quarter 40 60
south east quarter 100 200
sonth west quarter Of south west quarter 40 80
south west quarter 100 100
north east cornorth west Or of north east ar IL 2
west part tof south west ar of north west ar IL
south half Of south west quarter so 100
north west quarter 1853 2O2
south west quarter of north east quarter 40 SO
south half ofnorth east quarter S3 I25
north east quarter Of north east quarter 40 W 81
east part Of north vest or olnorh east ar 6 s.
mid north pit Of north west ar ofnorh east qr o Is
south west quarter ofnorth west quarter 40 M so
north west quarter Of south west quarter 40 go !
dwelling house sS so {
south east quarter Of north east quarter 40 SO
west half efsouih east ar ex north westic s. 1919
south east quarter ofsouhwest quarter 40 81
north east er Of north west or ex north cor 25 3S
south half Of north west quarter so l22
south west quarter N9 l60 900
north east fl Of south west ar ex north cor 80 81
south east quarter Of north east quarter 40 81 81
west half Of north west quarter so llS
north half fsouth west or north west ar es 90 3s
south west quarter Of south west quarter 40 81
north east quarter Of north east quarter 40 go
north west quarter Of north west quarter 40 b go
west half Of north west quarter "a lO5
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south east quarter Y. 255
north west quarter Of noI,1 5t6 1oarItr
east half Of south east q24I|>k 80 FS
north east quarter I60 <72
north west corner of non If If north 61e o< Is
east half of north west qud<1< Is
west naif Of north east quaSi9f 0 l16
east half Of south west quartet l16
south east quarter oi north west qnariSf1 40 So
south west quarter Of south west quarter 40 So
north west quarter Of south west quarter 40 SO
south east quarter tiig 100 $40
south west quarter of south west quarter 40 go
north half efnorh east Or OK north east CIR ~ los
south half Of north east quarter $3.50 80 100
north west qurter ofsouth west quarter 40 So
south west qnarter Of north west quarter 80 55
north west quarter ofnorth west quarter SO 81
west half Of south east quarter so l44
south west quarter l60 $40
south east quarter of south west quarter 40 So
west afefnorh east quarter so 120
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-12-17
No. 8, Greensburg Township

north east quarter i 3h l6l
north west quarter bfS I60 4
south west fraction quarer l59 e
west half Of north west uarter 80 i
south east uarer Of south west quarter 40
nafth ca st uarter Of south east quarter 40
south east uarter OK north west corner 80
west balf Of north west quarter 90
south half efnorth east ar ex north west cor 72
west half Of south east quarter 90 G
west half Of north east quarter es 1t 76 x
west half Of north west quarter f 90 ~
south east quarter a ssa2 ~ e 100
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-03
Ass.1.lI,2 .GS T~
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+, c..t...l ''' >sp ''nno"
''-''hh"i"' 'lui' oil Mcchleh
JURY '""nS' "a ana 'IanNille county, \. {
he INST important step IN the successful c,,lti, ,t,
oi land Is. by DRAINING 10 withdraw tuun II all s,,,a
Gus water Tor while much water rs a S, can hlI -
capillary attraction Is useful vegetation vet ,h =
sul~raboundS. II acts lnulonsls in svrral Na,s
l. In the inst place, II vii cause th, p,rfir, If H.
SOL Ia run closely together and adhere ana Will, h Va
icr Is present, II Is mp r>,lae la reduce s,rL a wa,
state oi minute mechanical division n, r,o,. a.
iop, oi plants. are by IN clos, and n,n.r,i,ns
the sol prevented from branching and nnpinu ~ -
search OF their proper food WI )"
2 In the second place. from land saturated "a, -.
ter, evaporation Is always guinp on TIN, L,,, Li
essential l., the c,n,.r.,,, - #hea' winch Is
from the soIl, which is tin, rrnd,,,I u "la"
colder than ii would be- If pr.p,lI, Jt1 '''' 'E'''s
unircqutnlly hear one sp,.,Lii. + rr,,,, We n'
ing cold. II Is a very proper dcsl,r,a,tn ,,J a. -
is TO he found IN the pr,s Of snfaa ,, '. ''os'
that the draining Of such soils a, '',>'''' s'
is equivalent To an entire cha5o, wei '''''NN
3 In the thlrl place thu, ,pt,r.,,,.,,,t
ing already filled with water nm sue sou ne
Now the presence OF ar in IT,. l..r.. - I'll " '.
sary to supply Owen In tl. i.I, '' 81" Is neces
may gradually dec,mn-. nm, ,, na'ef' that II
the growing plant ''' "''"S' h'nr'Shment ID
4. In the t,urth place the ,,i.,oo,
prevents rain uat.r FINN d'', I'll s9tsn waet
reaching the roots pu, r, ,,,''"s mo me Sll and
and Carbonate oi ArnIo,,a ~ ''NT5s The Nitrate
atmosphere and is the yrl,,I, ,H'lgh the
cious elements are c nvpy,d n n.,, ''''" "'S' NUN
s Lastly. Draining acfn,Ii,' -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-03

- virtue Il ID 81 l.u :. eSeculo 10 the sutS19
I'D ya.y An.lIra. ir.zer II certain l9rp il' : IN
W. -ne. bear NJ iat- the 18Th Sept 49,. which decd
mJiue recorded IN the 81 RI Office o The liastag> t,nr
the town Of yaehlurg shall. On the IN ,ay I'D
c,irr l-IG on the pr-ni, . pr,cae to eIl at public
au-tlon the HOT 81 AND LOT IN ntlonei. on a cred
of and IN nths fr Q ,abe pap r satisfactorily en-
d,r.ed SAID 1T adj Hns the los ol ". O.ksy and W
GannqWay. IwIl convey t, the purchaser such TUE on
w. rs Is vested m IN ~ said De though the title Is be
loved II be ndspu,4ila.
GEORGE W. LEE, Trus'ee.
Nov. ~ tigD
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commissioners sale.

EeERSt All +, daerec Of the circuit superior cour,
# lac and rhaaee1 l,- The county Of Amherst IN
tn Of Garland Powl ,s,l pocced IL sell, On
TIE Id Monday in December. TIM fa.u- court day, he
fore the lrent door Of Amherst cou,l house.
THO TR.lCTS or L.lND
the property Of the defnian' Janes Powell one #
winch les the immediate yclaly Of the sad Court
h)a,n, and contains abuut .5iiO ACRES.
The other IS Tract # Mountain l.aud. lying about :
mile distant from the former. and Is saed 10 contain
20 ACRES
rs,mueh Of said tlds as may be nee ssay satisfy
the decree aforesaid.
crcdtef i. II ard u months. VII fc ven 10 equal
portions Of the purchas money, anI bonds with approved
security required.
ROBERT TInsi.EY. Coar.
Nov II Wv
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arria.cs !!
carriages :!

'ENif subscriber would respectfully mi rm the public
that he Is now IN receipt 81 hs Summer supply OF
ClRRLlGES
The assortment is very argc comprising almost every
s'}lt ct article IN use The prices are greatly below
what they have ever been and the work he believes Il
|" well executed, II hcng made especially To his ord,
and directions. having special reference to the condition
ii our r'ads and country. lie therefore respectful, in
vc' purchasers 10 give HIM a call
II. NJ DlDiAkE
Nearly opposite Liberty Wareh,sue.
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CREST .sT'Es..EfY'g O.S!!
NEN FAIL MD WINTER GOODS.
t. tO.NE .RNU SEE,


w VI II EA Az would leg l,a,e NEST respectfully
w tonl IN Is friends and the public generally,
that he is no" wing and opening Of the ccaprs,
aud most clegnt Nlotk OF GOODS 1t has ever
been his pleasure To offer In this market
Il Will he t,und 10 embrace all the newest and most
fashionable Goods imported and he ventures the a,scr
ton, romIare aN mhy t,l,s quality and ,rees.
With any stock Il Goods south Of Mason y DlNons
lne.
The remnant ol old slork purchased Of the late finn
OF Rrard>, Ryan& Co., Will be Sold greatly below wha
The article, lenaly cost. ihoy have been purchased
at an unusual sacrifice believing IA the d,ctruc lhaf
nmhlc sl\pcnce Is better lhan slow shilling. hi, term,
vii bc ASH Al small advance on iirst cost
itankln Tor the very le patronage. heretofore IN,
shaved upon TN late firm :, Scards Ryan& c.. h,
You'll most respectfully ask continuance If the same
Ia ms present business
HIS pr'c's shall he uniform All are ,u,.rd To ell
who ar IN want Of oh p Gaol;
WIN. II EN ".
Al III" old .laaa Of Il cards RYAN !, Go
ot,. ) *
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

~ VIE Subscribers aTo T,coirInp. and IN a few
days Will have IN sorc, their entire stick # II !.
AND WINTER GOODS; among which VIII h.
i1nnd fun assortment ol the most fashionable, for La
des and Genemrn', wear. we'll larec stock al
Noollrns Dumo,fcs, llli> Gaps, Boots and Shoes and
almost every article usually found Dry Goods es,ab
llsunent
Feeling grateful fl thu patronage heretofore received.
they cordially lhso their friends and tho public to give
hef stock an examination, rIcdging themselves 10 usr
very ,Mr''on aid spare pans To please all who may
favor thcm With call.
:. I'll nGENllEIMER X BROTHER
September Is
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5snct,ca!.
OLD OPINIONS.


'nc' We thought thai power e's'nai
Had d'-'ned the Noes Of man
ha' me nun ala he'ai Ma wicked,
Since Its IMPURE hrs' heSsn.--
nat ihe oar'h was hn' prison.
iars and i'Hous at the best
Ana That men wefc hefn lor c,il,
INA imoia,d II iron ih' ~rS1
That twas vain To think ct urging
any eafihi. progress on.
of epe''a'" rags md f"fto's
Ger goh so" st goii s0"f
'nce We Thought ali h.n'an >'ir'"s
"ere rredo'uned 10 end"r
nat a. laws had ne'ef made them,
laws We're mPo'ea l. cure
nat the lie" were o"fn SUPERIOR
lhongh 'h' many might r'hei
The, 10 sit a'Na'nr''s table,
We to r'ek the crumbs that tell
The. to i've upon tic iaincN',
we the siaNeling' iaiii' aud wan.
o'd apt''onS RAGS md faff''s
'h'e We thought thai KING were holy,
10 ny wrong w i2h' di' me
NAV the Church Wa i.oid 81 ''hse1fne''
"pi'ef q M'h' am hine
nat whatever I1i'sis con mSnded'
ne one "oNia f'leei and "''
Ana mat all "h' aii'i. HON them
1t was errat :" i"rEt'e -
hism 10 send To '''h' or matter
With eternal H'aiisan.
GA op"''e'9 f"S' %" 'o'''''
or "" s'"' D" -" s'"'
on.c We 'h''t '' 'u'' 'a'i'n ''''e"
as cur ana 'aii'i'' 'u'"F
oe OF ieae'' ava law anu 'ht'e
rec oi Niss'''IA'e an" Ni'E
na' al VIZ anu ''u'i !" '''"
h'ef ''.ii"'N " i'f pom
'us' '''' ,''u'''' y al ~" "'I''"'
i'"i'' am N''A'' A'" "'''n'
nav me A''FH Wa a'fnel'
h1'En. -i''1' ID hea N''''' III.
'd oi''''o'" '"sN aR' 'R''''
''' 20" s'". S'' "" 6'"'
gus va
va ''Na'' ~ ''s NV
nav " CIV F" w '''' i'"i''
!" k,'' " ~ 'i''"'
n'' iva, '''',' u imagine
" '''ia " a. u '' l5 ar
''"IN'h AZ wv r''ii#t, Nhil'IIf
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s.r.
proceed next, to speak If tho 1ago Of the Soil
Aud hero lei particularly urge npn yuu the nnPoT-
lance Of pr,r rIoUcns.. preparation tur the rcccp
ton ui seed
Deep pourhinc acts alv,ntareou-ly in several ways
and Tor sesen Ir.s
Ist In the first place. all the advantages claimed Tot
drainage belong hangh IN le-- d,arc,) h snlspil
ploughng. ira'nurl a. II + system 81 cl'~' and ala.
h." tcach'pg.
md We have seen HAT the pre-enrr # ccrta mime
raj substance IN essential Ia the growth and r an Of
plants NJ 81 ylryin souls contain s1t roucy ii th'~',
bat after many wears 4 cultivation, thoy Will b. n o. Is
extracted in1u the sui. and unless tb 10, replaced hy
some means, the land. how muchs may abaund IN
Organic matter, viii phre uuPr lduatve Below the
reach Of shallow pIousmnr there eNs;s supply ii thco
essential ingredients. winch successive Groupings have
exhausted from the UPPER sal, and winch may he rc~o
rd IN by the sub sui plough II Is IN this WY. Tat
the fertility Of lands. those in the rpnncs o the
PIcdmonrno district o a, may BE- restored by the plough
alone and the same Is n great measure true oi all
lands possessing gpod sul stratum
3D. But Il Tho upper soil he moi exhausted Of lis MIN
eral rcsourr s. yet, by pasctAog to greater depth,
allow tin os 81 plants 10 shu5t out III greater mum
br and 10 greater distance aud 10 extract nonnshmcnt
fnm greater extent and depth oi soil, winch Is equiv
alcnt Ia supplying Them ia age amount ii thor pro
per food.
ih. Deep Jloughng Will cna5c or crop, TO stand
unniured the druuyhfs Of summer which shsud Re- n
capital cons drriion with us, who live m dw1y @tw'cn
tn Atlantic aud the VI 'uula'ue IN section i county
morc -ubet 10 drought than any oiher oa. 81 lie Aid
ghany Tins 1t dr,s Ay ALI wing the r-,Is I" descend t.
great drph INTO the sol. where they ar" secured from
he searching ray, Of tn sun and bud thai moisture
winch the suisp, ~ Iodsln 81 lis grat affinity Tor va
tel. never entirely hi-,s. Again. Every tanner know,
that moisture rises to ihe surface How TN, Why,
b, Capillary attraction. which Is 10 such an extent the
property OF vii puycnlod 7,l, that moisture IN thu dry
81 weather IS always -ons'tr ai rat" depth below
The surface Tbs property docs mol belong 10 an nh3rp
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Is | IIANCERY

ne attendants, Except Gfccnsyiilc Penn and John
bfamner, sur,i,In. admrs OF John Hall Jam ingram,
utNhS eAnr d John Hail, decd Samuel Terry admi,
- N"'h"" 'i. J,temlah Burnett Paul & Ingram Jese
Urn james IA Joseph Howard, xoi of Matthew Ssnde-
iuf td"Ifd inrntr, administrator and Matiha Bubour
amis'taifA OF Thumas Iidfb ,ur, ceased, ard
NeA'hatf N"sd ana Susannah his Wife not lasI Z
entered their appearance ard given curitv accord M
Vet o' Assembly and the rule, this court, and it appeal
e SATISFACTORY evidence ttat tao, not innbitnt> "a
IN 1',ih hNchI: On Of the Plaintiff, ly cuure''
/, ia rd HAT the said Il, rdaut, appt"r here on it
hfs ai'hd'S m l1nunty and the Plaintiff hl
ana t1at copy 81 tins order be forthwith publih il he
fnchaufg Nngialn tor tvs months .nrce,sivc, and ps'd
al II .ro door II The house this county dne
90 la.
Cols-rc II.
SAHrEI. &. SrArLES,Ck
II
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III H LAvINDER & co. have just re-

GROCERIES, LIQEORS, Sc.
which have been recently purchased und,r t,,,il -;
cum'ialee, and for cash The, nart,r themselves tba,
ih'y are now fully prepared sell extra BARGAINS il,
thclr Inc, and nisi respectfully solicit their old ri,,J
ana t' pubic generally u give them call before pur
Eli promising 'hen that every effort, their par,
s''ail he mad" n give goncra satisfaction
July %
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In I IAHCERY.

ihc d,:endan hatl NJ" .G,crge Clad ald Nary
Miir !att IL II AID liza hIs wiit " m rev It
' Nc" ""'h N'"' bhlda Ne" afa hmN New III.
aas e. TIE 90 o NUN ana II Lie .f til> ,.rr "a
ii IT, lH'il'& ht sdtt~ictON lGtire that tLty -, N
'iiahhths at lis tomm9hut Tn the nitl,, of II
fmh'h ny tensei, II Is uGetcd THAI tie ,rid def, isit
a"aleai IL uh tlr hr-t AiuuGaV Iauaa,, NJ - m
an."' 'h' i'ahi'h o., am hat copy oil lis od.l
hiMl' ln3il>ld IN the i,hohburg IN. ili.I, r,l tMd
huni' urrt>'ft, nHd o,t,d Nc itont door Of n c5uo
mouse OF Va county Oh s'ne coul day,
Cop-ie>te,
. SANu FL G. STAPLES. ok.
Nov. II
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Rules holden in the Clerks Oh,e of the Circuit ST
pe'or ONT ni Law and Chanrery Tor The e. ,u, of
1916: ' " ''
J,nrs Reg nolds, Plaintiff
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Mary NV Nil Il Geo Ntw. 81 Geo Cloud and Nm, .
In lie, WA liait and Matilda l> Wit, o,o,
I'D Matilda nj nI,, VIM. New, Foster New Iovtll 70,
Dsi.iel N,w oGd Mary New, U,G,.d,,
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I i;ul,~ oden IN tie tl,ks Il! 81 ilc,ont, c,u :
"A OF iHlfth, at the eotat Aort, chi, LIST NO d ~,
Nov | SIS:
Iiau,iI GA Joyce, Ilui,nr
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" Il 4 'lNt#-N rules held in the .crk'. oiI:rrn
Il ult - cunt 81 " tni ca ,ar,ry
III: -
Nahe' Fett'nb Plain Ill
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7 20 ~" { II,
SAHGEL &. SrArLES, Cik,
I'M
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-01-02

The MILITARY AND Naval RESOURCES
or THE U. s.-What they may be--tO what
extent they warrant m0nifcent Establish
ment Of navy yards amongst us-what pro-
misses they hold out to ship building and
ship fitting and providing, are matters Of
the wTetched affair at Pensacola, we have
had nothing that might bear the name Of q
navy yard south Of the Chesapeake, until
very lately when llseetns the destitute con-
ditiou d a This region has attracted the at
tention ofgoVernment, aud fixed il upon the
the favorable position and facilities Of Mem.
phis for ibis purpose. The Gulf States have
heen. and are still literally at the mercy Of
whatever naval power that might command
with its fleets, its armies aud its forti6ca-
tions, the narrow and hazardous passage
around the Florida peninsula. No one has
70 so further than TO the map to see. Tor in.
stance, the favorable position Of Great Bri.
tain for such purpose, fact Of which tha
eovernment Is already too we'll aware, as il
evidenced by the destination Of the feet
/ which, we are told, is fitting out there evel
row. No reasonable man can look slight
ingly upon any measure which has Tegar
g 4 subject Of such in6stimable moment no
only to the South and West but to the Who'll
: country. Charleston Courier.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-01-02

or The following remarks BY The Wash,
ington correspondent Of the Charleston
Courier, are full of interest to the South:
.sThe Importance to the Southern States
Of our future relations with the West India
Islands cannot he over estimated The tend.
encg OF things has been Of late 70 place
those productive and imporans islands VIZ.
der The. control Of the fana,icaI interests
Europe and Of the blacks. league which
plants a perpetual enemy at our very doors,
which commands the Gulf Of Mexico, and
which will be ever ready and able 70 promote
mischief on the whole line Of our Southern
Atlantic and Gulf coast
Some recent revelations on this subject,
have been made to our Government through
the efforts Of The far seeing and vigilant Re.
presenhtive OF Southern interests, Mr.. Cal.
houn. He sent, while he was Secretary Of
State, Especial and secret agent 10 The West
j Indies, and especially for observing The con-
, dillon 9f ST. Domingo; aud this agents re-
port is how before Mr.. Buchanan.
!. From other sources We have such Informs
! lion as|leads Us to suppose that both France
4 and Edgland are ready 10 promote universal
s and faal emancipation in tie islands, and
E % tahe them an, Cuba and ST Domingo ii
Guided, under their prosebtion.
! The. condition Of Cuba ana ST. Domiug.
& IS such, that they cannot long remain as the.
s are. The Spanish Gonernmen, cannot mucl
3 lohgsf 1qld any dominion ovef Cuba il 81
e position % lie designs d Great Britain. al
8 Hayden affairs are becoming So much con
s. fused ihai The slrong arm q some naval Pow
IL er can alone settle shen. The United State
u cannot e passive spectators Is he acquis
ns lion 8 these Islands 81 Great Britain
S Ffanes. Al Of he West India Islands &
S. nesnrally dependent 81 this constituent, ii
/ ouK trade with them ought NOT Is be subie
b tie capgices 81 European Government
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Government 81 NIissfssioTlI.
80 orFIcERs.

STATE OFFICERS.
ALBEIT G. RRowN, Governor.
Wilson Hemingway, Secretary Of State
j.. Mathews, Auditor 81 Public Accounts.
William Clark, State Treasurer.
John d. Freeman, Attorney General.
j. M. Lewis, Librarian & keeper Of Capitol.
UNITED STATES OFFICERS, AZ JACKSON.
David G. Glenn, Receiver 81 Public Monies.
b. r. Cowherd, Register Of the Land Office.
JUDICIARY.
JUDGES COURT 81 RRRoRs AND ARPRAIs;
WIN. +. Sharkey, Chief justice.
A. Nj. Clayton, Associate Justice.
]. S. B. Fhacher, =
John M. Dnfield, clerk. resides at Jackson,
Sessions. fret monday in Nov. and Jan'Y.l
sURRRIoR COURT OF cHANcEKY.
Stephen Cooke, Chancellor,
Rob't Hughes, clerk RESIDENCE q Jackson.
II. Dickinson, viceschancellor,
J, C.Alderson, elk. resd nee, Holly Springs
session, Ist Monday ia June and Decsmberl.
(Sessions, likewise, at Columbus & Pontotoc.l
UNITED STATES INSTRUCT COURT.
Samuel ]. Ghslson, Judge residences Monroe,
r. M. Gaines, u S dis. atty Southern Dis.
Tho's Fletcher, marshal, resd nee Jackson,
VIM. Burns. clerk, residence, Jackson.
o F Bledso,U S dis ATTY, Northern Dis.
And'w Kincannon, marshal, res, Colmb's
9 M Ragsdale, clerk, resid'nec, MonTo CO
CIRCUIT COURT UNITED STATES.
Peter v Daniels, Judge, residence, Virginia
w II Brown, clerk, residence. jackson.
session, lst monday in May and november.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-01-02


The Baltimore American, in rcmarking
upon the late meaGacious libel Of the British
press against this country, makes the follow.
ing judicious reflections:
"rhs whole story which il details with
much deliherarion Of purpose 10 make il as
horrible as fancy could depict, bears evidence
only Of that hostile feeling towards the
American government, and people which the
periodical press Of England seems ever ready
10 stir mp and inhame. These manifesta-
lions Of bitter hatred must have their effect
ia fixing enmiiy between the two countries
There will be long aErearage Of insult and
coltumnely 70 come up for settlement When
ever the course 81 events shall compel q
rupture between the Republic and her cal>
umnialors. British travellers in the United
States, with here and there an exception,
make up their published books with else
than sneeFs and safcasms, and misrepFesen.
tations and abuse of rs and oar Institutions
and with these staples Of falsehood and ma
Lightly the public mind Of England IS fed.
There must be result 10 eli this which the
peace.makeFa o. both countries viii End &,
difficult 10 avert
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-01-02
GENlUA -HninleresLine


GKNIUs 1T Is interesting
to see how some minds seem
almost 10 create themtelges,
sprineiue up under every
disad vantage, and working
their solitary but irresistible
way through . thousand OBJ
slaeles Nature seems 10
delight IN Disappointing the
assidoities Of OF with which
il would tear dizziness 10
maturity; and q glory IN the
vigor aud lux0fance Of heI
chance productions. She
seattefs che seeds 81 peaius
10 the wind and though
some may perish amoDg the
stony places Of the world,
and some may Sc cboked by
The lhoFas and bFambles of
esTly aeveTsity, yet Others
VII now and then STRIKE
root, even in the clefis of
rocks, Struggle bTavely TAP
into e1nehiT1e. and eDFpad
over their sterile birthplace
all the beauties OF Yegela
tom HUiag.