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ga FARM FOR SALE.-Siuate on Tie Road from
New Rochelle White Plains, about equi- stant from
each, containing 80 ACRES OF LAMB, all Of which
u PlDw Land, excepting Ten Acres which Is Wood Land
The place Is divided By lane and Is laid into
venieni lots for cultivation Al the fences Of stone IN
good order and The ground IN high state OF Cultivation
Ire buildings ell OF good character and IN order. For
TERMS apply S. S. KENYON, OF the premises or Of
cSG ]. ADaIATCE. IN JofIn-st. New YORK.
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-. WANTED TO RkNT-Frum The Hrst OF March
M NEXT Country residence with from one % ave acres
I OF land attached The house TO be OF moder1'e SIZE
handsomely finished and in good order with suitable our,
houses II he within i " miles The city and OF
easy for man IN daily business IN Newly
Ws.t,besrr County would be sgeerred Address G, w
n AZ mi. Office oil ST.
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ITO LET OR FOR SALE, aud possession given
immediately the farm and premises lately occupied
By John Gray, Esq. Staten Island about two miles
West Of Port Richmond and nearly opposite Elizabeth
port There about eighty Of land including wood
land and salt meadow There Is u new, large ard commo
dious mansion House and good barn. and AID
venent outhouses the premises Apply to
CHARLES KOHLER, near the premises. TO
ol0rf GEO. BOWMAN, No. 4 Henoyerst n. York
81 FOR SALE-A beautiful Country Seat with about
" 60 Of land SewVinGsor miles south Of
" Sewburgh on which excellent buildings and I'M
Poveen,s also fruit and ornamental trees, fshpond kc
AsoA valuable Farm OF ITO acres, superior for grain
grazing Good buildings and conyenierces for Mix
business The number OF with either Of the above
places VIII be increased diminished 10 suit purchasers
Inquire Of LEONARD, HONE 4 EICOLL, SO Pine-s,;
or OK Z. l. FASCHER, IS John-st- SO lm-
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zts.Sllasz-7ssAND TROY.-Passage Sl.-Breakfas and
Dinner board the Boat Passenger
taking this Boat will arrive in time 10 take the Eyeu.ns
Train Of Cars from Troy to Buffalo ind Dorh 10 Sa
Hiogo, and Lake George.
The steamboat NIAGARA, Capt. VIM. Ellsworth, MI
leave Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, Al o'clock, NJ
from tie pier foot OF MISUNDERSTANDING on Opposite
days To- For Passage Freight apply on board or 70
+. BfEInl ut the Office on the Wharf. a1l4r
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q, FARNI FOR SALE.-A splendid farm for sale
in the lUwuof Huntingdon three miles from steamboat
landing Northport miles from railroad Deer
park consisting OF $50 50 Of which covered with
wood. The farm is beautifully situated and In high
Of cultivation producing grain OF all kinds. The dwelling
house and out-buidngs all good. Fruit of all kinds and 100
grape vines in full bearing and the best For par
liculars Inquire Of THOMAS McELRATH, coffee
eI3 9.,yfn,
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s. FOR SALE.-The three story brick building and
~: LOT the Souherly side OF 7th,st about SN teet
West of sih-avenue; lot 25NeSs house iSN97, divi-
ded INTO three separate houses. built expressly 10 e 70
small families VIII pay about - ce on the invest
uent Apply 10 : : HlNMAS, : Nassau-sL
in yartnlls nrinlnts. Apnlv As Rbove. o. w
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~ Albany, landing Hsmmond.st Van Cor,l,ndS.
tPeckskilll Cold Spring, Newbargh, New Ranbgrss
Milton, Pokeep-ic, HYDE Pax. Kingston Upprr R.,
HOOK, Bristol, CSiSs, HGdson CoXsaekie and Kinda,
hook. Passage One Dollar
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80 FOR sALE-A Farm OF 81 scres in the highes;
saie Of ciiiiyatou-fruit OF all kndsoEe mile
- from Undertook, md the came distance from TX
President Ven Bureas Buildings and fences new With
cedar podis Each lot well ws.ersd IrSaire Of 4 b.
vanderpoo Nc. d Furaiss Building WaIsL or OF John
s. vosb1rgh. 50 SoIih-st. les 21sI--t sl5 2n,
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fS FARM FOR sALE.-T6e undersigned,

az. TO ETA small OGDEN House, 80 Vandewster
E:!a ST. Apply 81 Chsthan-st aul2U
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1916. BUFFALO & GREEN BAY. Is4e
If" THE STEAMBOAT COLUMBUS, Cs.
1919 Powers, viii n.n during the ensang ~ ~
son, between Buffalo and Green Bay = 70
lows. LEkyEs BUFFALO. LEAVES GREEN ssf'
Mondy Nayf 81 Monday: 81 vi Gond Aass
Aond IN yls Monday g2s MoniGyP y25l Mond' lnts
Mont yJunel MoudaySept Il Monday Jns Mond'yssfss
Mond'y Jnel5l NondaySepc2l MordayJ neg Nondy ~
Aond' yJne29 Monday, Oct 5aondayJly 6Ihond'J oets
MondyJly IS Monday, ocl9 Monday Ily 2f Mond5 W.
Aond'yJlyz7 lhontayAug 81
The Columbus hss undergone most tnofou gh repairs
u In fine condition for business TIE travelling pcpHe -
cnnfdertly rely upon her making her trips punezai!S
advertised Rpd rest sssEed that pains viii be sp
10 make her accommodations desirable and ple1sri 10 -
sengers. ~
g. II Pauen los Fulton-st J. p. Vol, IS coriacG1Ss
7. A Jerome, 1903 Broafst Sezr York Nottingham,
kie Co. 81 Qnsy-s ADbOo,y. Wilsis Persops 90 ~
falo. Tyler. Efovn & Co GT.ea Bay a6DSorS
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~TrE - The new and fast sailing sleainbos, NyT.
Mss-.-ls AMORN. Capt 7. H. Smith will leave ia
pier foot Of Warren ST. Monday WelnsS
day end Friday a. 81 o'clock \ NJ. Returning leave A.
bany Tuesday, Thursday and saturday
Passengers taking this boat arrive in Albany In time r
the train OF gong North and West Breakss, sps
dinner on board.
For freight passage apply board. or OF AnlrsE
Clark. cor. West and Warren SIS
Fare to Van GOrandts Dock % els Pokeepsie 81 At,
Hudson - cts Albany 81. a, IN,
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g. AT PRIVATE SALE.-The frame House amp
H. Lot Sapeion, Siaten Island. on Brownel,> al;
~ ionjnc Doctor BoSriuan's house Size OF house ~
bv 81 feet deep Two high, hard finished with fold
ing doors Of Lo; = feet inches hy 100 ee deep
spply 70 ANTHONY J. BLEECKER. !suctioneer.
Nc. Sroad.s-
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g.. TO LET.-To small and genteel family, the up
k:a per par OF a desirable house in Laght-st Apply ut
49, 81 Wsren-st Satisfactory references given and re-
OH ,N~
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4-t. TO BE LET for term OF years, genee, con-
E; ycuieut and wecondi;oncd House situated in ne
ELL 9Th Ward There is newly erected STARCH
FACTORY OF the premises which eNensive but the
building is equally well suited 10 ds;crv. CHEMICAL
and many other kinds otbusness Possession given une
way corner OF Johu.st oil eodti
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a]uhIir Conpenanres, &r
PEOPIESLNF sTE.,1rS

At Ftve oc.ocA. T. M-LandlHs ST Iaert,cd.a:e pi.e.
From he foot OF BsrclaT-st- eA
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA. Capt r H Psr,y. -,
leave on Monday. "Wednesday. Friday and Srr6sy g.
1oous e. O'clock A7SH
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS, csp. 5, overbssh. ve
eave on Tuesdsy, Thursday, ard Saturday, silsroo,s
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sT@- Observation-Disclosures the

STEAMBOAT III DSON. lmes'etl'
80 boat HUDSON. Capt Wm H. hellen, bar
ing been overhaued IL now In hrst rate o.
der VIII In future her old Hudson direct,
without stopping the intermediate landings, leaving
from the foot Ccdar.st New FORK, at O'Clock every
Monday wednesday and Friday evenings and Hri'on
eyetyTuesday, Thursday Sunday evenings az G0eoi
or on the arrival Of TIE Cars from The East.
For passage apply on board. Tickets through Piiu
field 81 80; West Siockbr!dge 81 Isl and Chaiham 81 80
P.s.-Ths Boat has large number Of STATED o0nA Su
xW~Ss FOR BOSTON, via Newpor. and Prov
idcnce, direct, from Pier No. 3, ~ R-Ifs
steamer MASSACHUSETTS, Capt Potef,
on Monday Wednesday and Friday, nj + NJ.
For passage berhs, state'ooms freight, nppieaoa
may be made board No 10 Battery pnce. tylIa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15

GA FARM FOR SALE in the OF Harrison,
Hestches,er county, on the direct road from Rye 70
White Pians-ij miles from Rye, {. from White
Plains 2! steamboat landing, and y from Msuar
oHeck-contaning about 90 acres Buildings and fences
in good order Situation very fne and and In high
o. cultivation For kc- apply 10 e D. BROWN so
Grsnd-st or JOHN PALMER, the Premises os u
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So AT PRIVATE StIE-rhe valuable brick house
a%a and lot No. 10 Dcy.st For particulars apply TO
49, ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctloneer,
oil Iw No. Bruadst.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SECRETARY
OF THE TREAsURY.-We have a number
of copies of this able and valuable docu-
ment, in pamphlet form, on hand, which we
will furnish to any of our friends who may
desire it. Every one who has not examin,
ed it should do so. The advocates of com.
merce unfettered by restrictions to en-
rich favored classes, should read ii, for it will
add new strength tOtheir belief-those who
have advocated the unwise doctrine of" pro.
lection" should study it impartiaIly, for it
must carry conviction, and convince them
Of its injustice.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18
Council Proceedings.

REGULAR MEETING.-March 2, 1886
Present, ]. H. LAWRENCE, President
w. ]. LEAKE, J. M. ALLEN, T.
WILSON, and p. O'DoNNEIL -Selectmn.
II NHE meeting being called to order, tho
minutes Of the last meeting we're read
and approved.
The bonds Of the Clerk, Treasurer and
Assessor & Collector were presented and
approved.
On motion the Hospital committee were
allowed until regular meeting to report.
A minOrityreport was read from 7. VIII
son Esq. one of the committee on c. DTen'
ning's petition, in favor of granting the
prayer of the petitioner.
On motion the report was laid on the t.
bic until the next meeting.
G. Dreaming Esq Qessee Ofthe Whar)
PettiOned the board to erect posts atth'
Landing suitable for steamhOatsa sand other
Gratis to fasten to. On motion, the petition
was received and referred to committeeo
streets, with instructions 10 have the PO's
erected.
The account of. NJ. Anderson for ~
moving nuisanceS, amounting to six dollars
was allowed.
On motion W. L. Bate Esq was aPPoin'
ed Captain Of the Town watch iOF one
month.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
JH. LAWRENCE, Prss'G
E. B. RUNDLE, City Clerk.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18
SEtV1E roR .sPEIGHT. THE ORE.
CON QUESTION.

Il A+AAN w 49, AAANa
We regret that some Of the Democratic
papers in this State, have complinented and
published the speech Of Senator Speight on
the bill for the augmentation of the navy,
which is devoted chiefly to the Oregon
question. We had intended reviewing it
at length when it was first issued from the
press, but were prevented from doing so
for the want of room. He has not only
grossly misrepresented the will Of his con-
stituents, as proclaimed at the last presiden-
tial election, and ON several occasions since
that period, but he has assumed positions
anti.American, and in opposition to the
rights of his country. In view of all the
facts proving that our title to the Oregon
Territory is just, and that Great Britain
cannot even establish shadow of claim,
he has declared that F" it is not difficult to
show that Great Britain has rights in Ore
gon which, according to the law of nations,
we must resPect!" He has thus shown
either want Of a correct knowledge of
the history Of our claim to that territory, or
a zeal for British interests, which places
him in an unfavorabIe attitude before his
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18
The new Tariff Bill.

We are indebted to the Hon. Jefferson
Davis fora copy ofthe new Tariff B i'll pre-
pared by Mr.. Walker, and the voluminous
documents accompanying it. No report has
ever originated from the Treasury Depart.
ment Astounding with such variety of val
liable statistical information, or bearing ev-
idence of such deep research and thorough
investigation. 1t is now before the commit
tee of Ways and Means in the House of
Representatives, but we do not suppose it
will be materially altered. We viii recur
to it in our next.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18

NATURALIZATION LAws.-Mr. Rathbun
from the Committee on the Judiciary, after
a complete investigation, has reported that,
mo alteration ofthe naturalization laws is
necessary for the preservation Of the rights
interests, and morals of the people"
The so called Native American party
have received the decided condemnation Of
the American people, wherever they have
attempted-to rally their forces. Their docs
trines are contrary to the spirit of our gov
ernment and can never find favor in land
of freedom.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18

DEMOCRATIC REvIEw--We have exam.
ined with interest the February number of
this truly valuable work, and have found it
no less instructive than the preceding num-
bers.
The leading article is devoted to the his
tory of" Stock Gambling, a system which
has exercised such pernicious influence
over mankind, in modern times, wherever it
has prevailed. For the last century and
half Safeguarding has been practised in
Europe and America to a vast extent, and
it's consequences haV e indeed been dread
ful to those nations which have tolerated
and encouraged it.
There are many other valuable articles
in it, but we have not space to de-
7ote TO a review Of them.
We again commend the Democratic Re.
rev to the patronage of the people of all
,arties, who desire the benefit Ofan able lit
,rary and political periodical.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18

Mn. BENToN doIVerd al able speech on
the Oregon question in TIE Senst, on the
l9,h. He was IN favor Of the nolice-con-
sidered 1t peace measure-and declared
his hearty approval Of all Mr.. Polk had
done, or '.Offered to DO respecting Otgoo.
The two other giants Of the Senate, Mr..
Calhoun and Mr.. Webster, have not made
any elaborate speeches during the session
We presume now that Benton has taken
The rOslrum that they will soon follow
Vlcksburg Sentinel.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18

Ia the Richmond Times and n.
Of the I'd inst. we find he 6,m.l
ufMr Ritchioaga the " dispOi,.,, l
lenge" Of Mr.. Peasants, which 49,
IN the death Of The latter tn. !.
takOnare, ia brief, that il wa, ~ ~
that there was no security for Wch
ity Of advantages aS are essential !.
cOmba'; that it gave the choice Of i'm. /
and weapons 10 the challenging o.,,.'
both the Time and place we're ineoo,.,
and dangerous to both parties. 10.
risk Of PrOSecuIioui end filthy; NJ, !
terms we're savage, sODguinary ODe ,.,..
ing He protested, therefore, Will. ]
cePting the terms prescribed, In, Il
Mr.. PleaSaOIS mnst rest The bI0m. :.
reProach Incurred BY acting in coOlo,~'
with them.
NJ o. Pic.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18

MARYLAND.-The House Of Delegates
has passed by very large majority, a bill
to abolish imprisonment for debt. It's fate
is-strange as it m,y appear doubtful in
The Senate. The House has also passed
bill reducing The ssIeries Of the GOvernur
aud Secretary Of slsto. The bill establish
es that Of the Governor at $4,000, and that
Of The Secretary Of Stale at SlOOO.-N. o.
Delta.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18

The late English papers brought intsIIi-
gence of the death ofthe Rev. John Me-
vile White. The Rev Gentleman, who
had for some months been suffering from
defective Vi'ion, was inspecting some small
timber which had been felled upon his
grounds, and which wac piled near a pond
when it is supposed that he stumbled
'gsinst the stump ola tree, fell into the
pORd and was drowned.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18

Ma. EDIToR. Please announce mo q,
a candidate for Mayor Of YazoO City, d
the ensuing Election.
F. W. QUACKENBOSS.
or We are authorised to announce R.
EATON KEYS, as a candidate for Mayor
at the ensuing election.
or We are authorised to announce J,
III. LAWRENCE, as candidate for May.
or at the next election.
or T. J. JAe KSON has authorisedu
to announce him as candidate Eor CITY
Marshal at the ensuing election.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18
NO. Pic.

The MEXICAN INDEMNITY.-Ms.h !,
feeling, and its consequences, much ,soa
language, has been INDUCED in o. M
interested upon the subject Of Tho claim, \
our citizens agaiCtt Mexico. The .lJ
truth Of The atory lie simply, that arte, !
flag the amount Of these claims. :,
was Paid-lor another part, recent md.
false Pretences, wac obtained from 4.
agent Of the United States, without p,,.
menI being, or intended to bo made. n.
transaction is a iair specimen Of Mezs.
honesty and adrOitness; and the whole III
no doubt form a considerable item il N
account which must in The nature Of lhSa
be settled between the two gOverumsDr
IN. o. Delta.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18

Elk GOVERNOR M7NUrr AND THE Legs,
LATURE.-W We think that no candid man,
who observes the progress Of things here,
but must confess that Governor M'Nutt
has made the legislature take water on the
payment Of the bonds ofbo planters Bank.
Nothing is more certain-common express
sion every days sayings in both houses Of
the Legislature, their intercourse out of
doors, their opinions every where than that
there is strength in that body, at heart, aud
in expression, to-carry an appropriate and
decisive measure for the payment Of the
Bonds Of the Planters Bank. Why don p
they do it en-? Because some three or
four fuglemen have their eyes on the Chair
Of Estate. And they fear certain old gen
temen"-as Mr., Labauve called him
will "head" them. Though they speak
sightingly OF his power, and tauntingly OF
his energies, they evidently fear to arouse
him. Well tits ilIIe like taking lion
by The name or serpent by the tongue to
wake up The old Governor that's a fact;
and we guess some of them know it. But
t they cover before him, and sink beneath
lis determined gaze, why not acknowledge,
What they feel, that he is the chief II the
fear Of him and the dread Of him" beupon
hem; If they are as PowerleSs under il, as
sleeper uader the influence Of the night
1are, and by this smOhering Of their NOR
| power, they practically subserye his views
nd efTectuaIy enact his will, why not have
~ manliness to give up The question, and
vow his Prnciplesa We neither see sense
or honesty Of purpose whatever there
ray be Of expression 10 their present at
tude. Every day, almost every hour, they
re talking about The payment Of the Bonds.
'ut ii is our humble opinion they would as Q
Don undertake voluntarily TO perform sa '
peratiOn in dental surgery on a tigress, h
Dbbed of her wheIps, as to vote to tax he 4
eOPle for their payment while the sight Of ii
he old lion, iOOlhess as he may be, makes q
neir hair stind on end like The qulls of a
OrcuPine.-JAcksOn Southron. q,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18

o. We regret the unfortunate affray
which recently occurred at Richland
Holmes county, resulting in the death Of
Mr.. Lewis Alexander Of Rankin County,
and Mr.. R. H. Gage of Holmes county.
We knew Mr.. Gage to have been a
young man ola frank, generous and manly
nature. He was much endearcd to those
who knew him best. We learn that his re-
mains were followed totheir final resting a.
bode by a large concourse of friends and
Requ iescat in pace.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18

FIGHT AMONG THE EAGLEs.-Mr. Hen
man, Of SOdus Bay, it "a stated, bearing a
noise in the wood, armed himself with q
stout club, and found a fierce combOt go,
log on between two ENORMOUS bald eagles
So intent we're they in the fight that they
did 'tfnot perceive his approach, and he
killed them both with his club. 10 the
lines Of the Romans such an event would
have been deemed en- augury.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-18

WASHINGTON ALLsToN.-In work, BY
G. Edwards Lester, titled the 'Artists Of
America" he has given an interesting
sketch of this distinguished artist.
Atthe early age of six years he betrayed
an excessive fondness for that art, by which
he afterwards added honor to his country:
and rendered his name immortal. He de.
lighted even then in painting, and forming
landscapes in miniature. After completing
his education at the University, contrary to
the persuasion ofhis friends he sacrificed his
patrimony that he might in the schools of
Europe become skilled in his favorite art.
The last years of the great Poet Painter,
we are informed by his biographer, were
spent in neglect and poverty.