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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-04
HERR

VINO isa native o. Germany aud y auJs at Tho head
f"sh hssen VI wild beasts He his been styled bv
cfiiics The Liun tanner, aud lao has @rosvd IA, liz.
oe'ors Ibis In 'auins the largest aud mus, ,.sraSi,
ion evercsaght. Fhi- Ion Is nj present m p,.,
'sssion OF Riympud ani w,nng. andrhss reps,,ed.
" 'a'ed the LIE of Tho intrepid Dsiesaach wl,.
lerercising iigcrs, leopard. and oiher beA,,s IN IA.
performing cage.
Dsieshach Is the wndcr ofthc world 40 q ro,t,,,.
yer oil bea>s, his pet ,igsr's feais. together with
'hs'e oi tie lions and ~leopssls. have bee, bcheid
~ millioos Dresb.ch aotu,lly drive. ii,as h.t.
'e''ed To his Car. ihus sI,o .v,ng lie suprems d,yia.
ny OF man above the natures q. the bs.,es.
Inc mItdl aud useful pa rp,.e, which an er,;.
oii"n he ms ran sedye. aIe pc fceIysi ~ all. anf
acknowledge! ny sil mprllisis All thinking m M.
ne e,bi'iiion serves 10 enle tain and, issisact all
n The won itOus works &c The s lprsms Ileinx, ssi
. paiIicuiiry Impressive on the miui of ysnl,
whp.e nsuaSerie ~ entirely uae rre pii ,nabl,
h'Ymond aud Wdriug'. splendid aad Lrmii, ,lo
Geological Caravan will onier IOWA %, Fni.y
preceded by the BEST BAND "a tia
,1nnlry. drawn by Two TREMENDOUS ELE~
HAMS IN HARNESS
Cnne view Ihe ~prowlers oftha Gtest-wiu.
Toe various savage rangers OF he eanh.
SEQ now me hapa oi man u q msts Them q ~.
Aud 'aught the ,iser To make foI it mir h.
BOO 'ha fOwsriJd.riJg Dnssb och siyen,.
10 iano TIE asFcgsI heasI i.Hnud py lns moi Of
Heaven.
hdmiiL1nee 25 ~ceaH-Ca,ldicn under ten se,r.
age. bal! Fuce.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-04
POSITIVELY FOR aDAys ONLY.
RAYMOND e. WARNINGS
GRAND BIOLOGICAL EXHIBITION.

SSOAOth(NL ~ AOsN.
THIS Mammoth Msnaeerir Of all that 10 bssuIi
ful md " lid in a mated nature. is mufs egie,riv,
than any ever collected on he surface OF ihe globe
heing Composed Of nearly every existing membe
of The brnie creation. frum The continents not unll
uf America. hut IF Egrope. Africa asd Asia. New
Holland and The Isles Of the PsciSo.
Will be exhibited n, Wheeling un Friday and
Saturday June IL aud 10. 1916, under their onor-
NOUS Par iliiua To he erected on Wafer street. nea .
the Paper mill. lrum l clock p, IN, until {, eaSh
day.
Tho wild tenants OF The forest. from the huge
and docIl, c'er liant, ile majestic lion ofuncSplored
urea, the iiercc Iiger ui The Bengal ~iungies. he
beautiful !eopa ~. tie playful bui ierocious boat.
the gentle giz-lle, The useful aud patient cnmri
the curlonsiy striped zebra. the grave-rJ6.rns n.y..
ua. The sieaiIhy panther ihc savage wolf. the Gun,
mug iI dawn ihriugh all tho loser &c 'dss aroI
here heheli with safety. true tn iheir sainre az
umcs. but ~rrTieciII sntjcvI 10 The control OF man
the lord OF creation,
Fowls of the cir and reptiles. the most beau llul.
rare. varied and Jangerun ~ cot the'r species are also
comprisrd in ihs valuable cumhlnaiIJn, d,scripi,ODl
Is pow erless AID space too hunted to odtait u, SIi-
fee il To say HAT INC pfaFr,eIors are oiihe oldest
siandiyg nud highest ceiehtiy. aud devoted yeats
ui ioil and expense To The pfcsrnt coiitoi'n which
Is pronounced IN Europe ssd Amenca, perfectly.
M Unparalleled
Ra, mond ard waring would s'aio that NJ ire
rnendous espense They have retained Ihe services
of The ce,hfnipd trave aud powerful
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w. w. RILEY, rATENfEE.
PATENTED ls43.
RILEY'S PATENT OINTMENT.

CAM DE OEAI.
TENHE Following certificates are presented g.
IA Tho pubic, Which places beyond u doubt The
curative quaiiiiss OF this remedy:
Ptsa ant Valley, Madison co o.. Jan 25. as.
WIN Wiltshire Riley SIR Nv wife hav
ing been onl.eied with that mosI disites sing OF hu
man complaints. the Piles. nearly eight years, with
cut receiving any relief from The best physicians. |
was induced to Iry The viriue Of your Justly ceie
hfa'ed Pile oihrmeni. ~ recommended Ivy ,onr
ogenr Mr. James T. lInger. AMI she WAS erIrfel>
health. which Ind been had for The las, seven YEAR,
fully recommend Rlley's Pile Ointment To all per-
SONG troubled ~i,h that painful di-ense.
VIII IAN NJ CUNE-
certify that ! have been 9TH cIed severely with
The rhes Gr The last two year,. and alter using
various remedies wihouI ohIsining relief. I Wa
Induced io Try R,loyis celebrated Oin,meLi cor the
eonSdenilv recommend u 10 these afflicted wnI
Ihi. painful disease. AMOS S RAMSEY.
Columbus q. Oct 10. ~
CAUT1ON-None genuine nnless manufacture
by the PsieS,ees pni mp in phials made erpre.sl,
fr The pnFpo.e, letsred aud sealed with sn engr
we'd sesl-wrh 'Rileys Ointment for Piles; pa,en,
ed January, ls44.' stamped npon tho eirk. anc
fnyeI"pcd; With n splssJrd engraved wfa,per
signed by The Pslentee.
~ H. All letter. musrhe directed tn
Mesa,s DAVIS Il WILMER C"lumbu..
GsSs,ai agents Joe he Wsa.
FSr sole wholesale aud rriaa by
JsMES BAKER. wheeling Va.
KIDD ~ co P,usbufgh. Pa.
'AmES CLAscoE 4 co Cincinnati.
ivy 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-04
ICE, ICE, ICE.

VIZ subsefIt'ef would respectfully inform Inc
eiisens Of Wheeling. that he IL pre- pared TO
furnish hen With any quantity Of ICE. from bis
MAMMOTH ICE HOUSE,
daring The season Of hts usual LOW PRICES. and
a. any time It may he wanted by dsy of night.
fs'sons wishing Zee esh leave word a. either o
The fliouing places aud lhey shall h. uomo,I,
ATTENDED 10, viz ~ q y Keiiys Store snu,h Wbe,-
ing-Nm GENES Store. North wheeline-Todd
q Howths shos 'iors. Market square Bten,iis.
gers Apo'heea' Ashland ,qnare. or al ihe residence
~ me ~ pneiof in Easi Wheeling.
may JACOB AMICB
AVus cory snI charge "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-04

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass "a,
draws at Alexandra, June 20. 7S Numbers,
ID drawn ballots.
$50. 900; 10000; 10000; 5000. 5000; $500;
90 OF 900; 100 of 500; 100 Of 800; two first
drawn Numbers 200.
Tickets sl2; a certificate &c whole tickets
will cost Sl7O.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-04

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra, Class
la, draws at Baltimore, June Ia. IS Num-
bers, Ia drawn ballots.
100000; 5000; 5000; 2.500; l.424; 20 each
! 900; 40 OF BOO; 81 Of 200; $50 of 100.
Tickets 30; a certificate Of 90 wholes will cost
SO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-04

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class %.
draws at Alexandria, June 3. 60 Numbers,
ID drawn ballots.
s2o. 900; 10000; 5000; 5000; 1000; l,7SO;
300; 10 Of ] 600; 500; 400; $50;
Tickets BIO; q certificate Of 22 whole tickets
will cost clos.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-04
VIM Rs PECToRAL SYRUP OF
FOREGROUND AND EEECAMpANE

A SPEEDY and ehrc'ual Remedy fr Coughs.
N C'ids. H-Nnenes-. Spining Of Bloui whocp.
hg C"ngh. Group riounsy. Bro'chins. Contnmp.
lion Pans AID Soreness of The Beast and Lnngs.
Asthma. q mosi dIsIre sing dIeense, the ssderrpgs
Of which have been said even Ia he wore Than
'hu-e al dssva. ran he cured hy the use o. medicine
The symptoms OF This disease sre, a violenI sense
81 construction Of the cheat. with . loud. wheeling
respiraitnni Ne hesr The patient al sOme disssnce
wheeling and breathing Such an attack rs ihIs
Is soon nc e.frpani'd nv q short and d fcuit cough.
during Which. The face is pole elongated and pinch.
Cd; the nsse and ex rsmi'ies becnne rnld; The skin
'hroueh,'ui The body becuErs rough jr,rm rsiroee.
sion 10 blood IT, N IL; a shRt,Ie ring. or . rfss ~
creeping - isii IN q ferem parts ~ The body; and
the patent looks rs " he ~ere dying; he !. cold nnd
pole aud gs~pIns i"r breath. and ~ such agony from
The wsut Of ~, that me would think him dying
Such sn attack as his may last Only n few Minutes
u NAV lssl several honrs. u generally takes place
ahoui he middle ofihe night. end !. mos, frequent
ON a sudden change ~ Ihs weather.
For sale Ivy PRYOR d PAUL.. ISL Market 81
ap Is
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FrcMch NIFE INNS.

Wt Nkt Iaa fHis4ng = 10 ~ STA fisis
mets apf ~ ne aaesi French Plush
leTse -" nssi % rsssinH ny vii stssk ~
ffigts fN sHf ~s ffm 50 all lake rfes,
f~fsnfs j. fAflJins go ussto you Nhsihsf yos
~ " 90 49, ~ Dahl A IsCSE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-04
ICEI ICE ICE!
E ICE II!

wi sob'cfihef would respectfully inform hs
if'enas and Old cn,iomess. fhal he !. ready
70 sprP'y 'be'n iee' wih panciuaIiy end on rea.
tooatis trTms.
AZ o'dsfs lfi' o. the shop ~ Ilosabrook A. pHlnn
hiaits |" 'onih 81 Monroe -. viii he promptly a..
'snetd % He ssrpdy e large enough 10 secom.
nasaie 81
: = 10 rye ~ asg'sst N ns delivery n tho
Zee PAs.s ieiona 2 IORNBRCoK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-04

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra, Class
100; draws at Baltimore June 81. 75 Num-
bers. l2 drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; 10000; 5000; 1000; CC-
80 OF l 600; 20e; $50 and 1855 Of 100.
Tickets 50; a certificate of % whole tickets
will cost SO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-04

Ffhk Nsnenll Faif hsins held IN Washington
u sy iatitai of Wheslmf. will prevent Us
"u@ aAts 10 psemium ~ he exhibition nf one
81 au' digest WHITE SiLVERY BEAVER fIs.
k@~t EantEs atc cunA ni be- accommodated iasi
~sft " huf isfir'Y on un.on ~ vhi please eail
$40 ~ etss We bape % se ffsparsd n sup
~ 80 sfsiemfa. OARS a HOcE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-04
RerHu .gNde UOsHfng.

All Of 'h's S,ung's make aud nOi lac accumulation
III en- old stock al eight or len years sranding. 1
sssote The public or Ihrse who pstrnnize me, ihiI
oil my gnrmenis ore nude 10 the lsi'st siyio uf aopd
Goods. aud vii warrant my work TO III. mud los
LOW PRICES cent I've be0t. Call NJ ,he Gfta,
Central Route ClOihing Slore for bARGAINS.
sP 80 a NJ ADAMS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-04

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class e5.
draws at Alexandria, June 81. 20 Numbers,
l2 dro wn ballots.
100000; 10000; 5000; $40; 5000; $500;
1000; oT 30 each of 1000; 500; 800; l23
Of eco.
Tickets $40; a certificate of25 whole lick
cts will cost Sl40.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-04

Ever offered ia This market. oil OF which has bren
selected rom the manufacturers with 2 roat cate
nnd nj the lowest cash price. We feel no hesi,n.
hon m saying that we can pfer greater Inducements
iG purchasers Ihon ever before h-rsd in this CITY
we mn,i respectfully invite our oil customers nnI
the public. Ia call OF our old and well Known stand
ani examine our At ok before purchasing elsewhere,
aud we zeal satisfied that all Who may favnr a..
with a c II viii TO pleased with the style. anali,v
aud prices Oar stock Consists al Mems Fine cali.
M"rcc" ard Seal Boots; Thick. cali. K,p and grain
ell d". M'r''cn. calf ald Kp hIomoss; calf Seal
AMI Nor. eco fum9s anil Slippers; Ia ton Cater
new styles Boys tall aud Kip Baris; aiir,c.s, call
AID hfp Mourrcs, Lahie.' Fare KID Siipper. and
Walking sh"es: Fancy co!rocd Nd slippers and hall
Gaiers; Back Gates and halt G ,uen. cheap Kid
ManoccD. Seal oui cluIh slippers; calf. KIN aud
M'rncro Boiis and ST. &c; Ms,e.' Boots. shoes.
slippers aud hali GaiIets of all kind; Chidreis'
B'~is. shoes. slippers and hall GliieIs of ever de.
scnplipn. style. qualify and price.
Also
5000 Lbs hest Oak Tanned Spanish Sole Leather
1000 d. Iiemiock do do do
Upper Leather. calf and Mprocco Skins; KID,
Binding md Ked md While Lining Skins. Shoe
Nsils, Pcgs, Thread. Avis. B%rislles, Gallons, Shoc
Blocking, Brushes. &c Sc &c.
Also 40 doz Mems and Epys' Palm Leaf Hats;
together ~Iih a great many other aniclrs. all at
Which we will sell " holesale oi retail nj ,Le very
lowest cash price.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS. wishing to ct up
aieir stocks. Will do well Ia give us a cali.
may 3 ALTMAN & MAXWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-04

IS "a SO 25,O00; is . &c 5000; %
80 81 $4,000, IL IS SO 81 $50, the three
last sold within the last three days. Address
your orders TO R0B'T ARMSTRONG SEQ.
Only agents JorJ. q. GREeoHY & Co.
may 20 Managers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-04
INV WsoIEsAxS
u HOUSE.
w ega;EEI4s. ia

VI" OF tie great sdv .ni,s., m,w ..r I'D
: ~ wheeling ~ Coantry D,sl.ns and other.
- V"e purchase ofiheIr -upflies Of Gocerrs. ms,.
-, ",'" ARTICLES, a ;and oI 10 intimate cvnnerion
"' "'''efn ci'ies; farility OF 4 m pnicainu
IL 'e",'ee 81 menhsndise;) adiiIoua' ia.
my Tor purchasing Dry Goods an our town. viii
tie acceptable To sll buyers
nave n"w engaged IN the lus'ncss-haye i-
'''''o my Spfirg Stock of Goods erS em prepared
:" Keep cois'ohdy on hand. an ample Supply of
s"'h goods os are needed by the Wholesale dealer;
oth2 purchased ia The .ssiern cites nj aueiiun
NV" "'"ef"ise, on The most nccvDia, d,iiug terms. I
am ihefei"te prepared Ia ofi-r greater Inducements
To CaSh 80 pnnc'uai cos,uners. ihnn have he ~rr,oInsr
heeh o fired in this c,iy. w n SLLBY.
ep 10
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ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY E,,., e

ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY, Extra. Glass
lbs, draws at Baltimore, June 10. rs Num-
bers. 10 drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; $500; $500; 1854: 5 of
200; 600; 600; 800; 200; $50; and 800 each
Of 100.
Tickets 50; a certificate OF &c whole tickets
will cost sos.
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MANAGERS, orrrcE.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class %

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class ~.
draws at Alexandria, June g.. 10 Numbers,
IL drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; 5000; 5000; $500; 1000;
i,soO; 500; | 700; l 500; , vi 800; / 800;
! 200; 100 vi 800 and 400.
Tickets $40, Il certificate Of 20 hole tickets
will cost Sll5.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-04

TIME SUBSCRIBERS beg leave to inform
Il their cudomers and The public hat he hire.
rel paiionags hey have received. has induced
Them D. incftsse lbeIr machinery so hat they are
mss prepared 70 gu ell orders pro,nn'ly. with a s>
perior snIole of refined LARD OIL. which We
"ara'i rquel 10 any IN Ihs Union. snJ on Is good
terms az h can DO Brought from s"y oihsf maiksi.
WARREN a LIST.
OIL "a hand for eHporniion ~ tho o. and Candle
= netpty on Aiafket alley mv 2 W
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oRrAT CsNTRAL ROUTE
CT THING STORE

CORNER OF MONROE AND WATER SIS,
Consisting ~ para 81 The iuiiuw Ue; SatIu Jeans
Checks 81 every kiuJ; Slate cold Linen. Drzb do
Brown d. Buukfrid d" G,rphnus. touou Casst.
mefes, Heavy Krrseys.Salinris Linens Of MI kinds;
Summer cl1hs; CSothu Coating; TAeeds Gold mix
cd. do Dark. dO Dab. brk Summer c!Uihs; Su,pen
ders Cloves and Siucks
CRAVATS-Snk aud Soiin; nlso Girgham md
Jaccaei cBynis. SearIs-Sik and Sa ia.
Fine Cnssimeres. rrerch Due Shin Do; Fancy
Plnid, French de-; Wool Il sck Burkskin
VESThSGS-Cssbmere. hisrsaIiics. 8!k and
Satin Oi every paAIeJR.
IoTHS-snref snprf 6ne Frenrh cloth bisrk
Blue do. Green de-, Br's u do IhvIsib'e Green do
All of which viii be made no ." order at tho
shoI'est notice and mnsi fashionable aud neat
est s'yle snd Of very low prices. IL j. MT necessa
" Er me io tell he public thar . aa aTAHoR. for
- 10 we'll known that ! have held my place as q
frshi psbIe Tailor. frsm the very liberal support Of
this Fashionable community aud have always Stood
rnT
Tho puhlic will find il TO their advsn iage Ia call
nj the Cres' Central Route Clothing Store. q he re
they will hnd n first rele assortment Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-04

"A LPACAS-So Some snrer extra SILK cham
"A Alpaca. plain black DO at various ps,ce-;al,o
"i""s'tnes. ap IL w r SELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-04

9h DOL Z l. u ~ jasi fsta nd ~ saIs hy
q ~ d,Sen. TALLANT q DELAPLAIN.
usy 81
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NooDS foR CENTLENkN's SUMMER
M WEAR-Ftne Summer CiolLs. ezra Linen
D'illinss. hsf linen Cheeks. new STYLE Twsed-
f,ue French Cloths aud Ca.sim,res
beautiful light Cru,a,s. best Gloves and su. prndsr-
spIl w Il StLBY
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"A NHATTO--2 bssN g 6fssie V
N msy IS gRlOR T. PAULL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-04

II ATE Of the rsrk Theatre, New York, and
the National Ampitheatre, Philadel phia
Comprising upwards OF l20 Men and HORSES
The only regular conducted establishment ia
the United S,stes.-it being in this country,
what Franconies and vetlcy's are in Pari.
and London.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-02-13


Arpr,r q. RRowN, Governor.
Wilson Hemnineway, Secretary OF State.
J. E Mathews, Auditor Of Fuohc @AV0Ou'i's'
William Clark, State Treasurer
John d. Freeman, Attorney General.
!. M. Lewis, Librarian & keeper OF CaPitol'
UNITED STATES OFFICERS, AT JACKSON.
David G. Glenn, Receiver Of Public Monies
n r. Cowherd, Register Of the Land Ofhce.
JUDICIARY.
JUDGES COURT OF ERRORS AND APrEALs;
Wm. l. Sharkey, Chief Justice,
A. nj. Clayton, Associate Justice,
T 9 Thatcher, -
Jobn NJ. Dnfield, click, resides at Jackson.
Sessions, first monday in Nov. and Jan'y..
SUPERIOR COURT OF cHANcERY.
Stephen Cooke, Chancellor,
Rob'l Hughes, clerk, residence at Jackson
H. Dickinson, vice-chancellor,
J, C. AldersOn,cl'k, resd nee Holly Springs
session, LIST monday in June and Decemberl
lSessions, likewise, at Columbus & Pontotoc
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Samuel ]. Gholson, Judge residence. monroe
R. NJ. Gaines, U S dis. aa'y Southern Dis.
Tho's Fletcher, marshal ,resd nee Jackson
VIM. Burns. clerk. residence, Jackson.
OF Bledso,U dist atty, Northern DIS.
And'w A Kincannon, marshal, res, Colmh's
GIN Ragsdale, clerk, resid'nec, Monro CO
CIRCUIT COURT UNITED STATES.
Peter v Daniels, Judge, residence, Virginia
w H Brown, clerk, residence Jackson.
/ (SessiOn, LIST monday in May and november
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Government Of the united states.


EXECUTIVE.
JAMES K. Polk, of Tennessee, President.
George Dallas, Of PeHnsy lvana, vice presid 1nt.
james Buchanan, OF Penns lvanIa, soct'y OF STATE.
w, L. Marcy, OF New York, secretary OF the navy
r. J. Walker, OF Mississippi. secPry OF treasury.
Geo. Bancrett, Of Massachusetts, secl'ry OF war.
Cave Johnson, of Tennessee. postmaster general.
John Y, Mason, oil Virginia, attorney general
JUDICIARY.
Roger B. fancy, Of maryland, chief justice.
Levi Woodbury., Of N. Hampshire, associate justice
Smith Thompson, of New York, ! p
John McLane, OF Ohio,
Henry Baldwin, OF Pennsylvania, E.
James M. Wayne, Of Georgia, 3
John Mckinley, of Kentucky,
John Cairon, OF Tennessee,
Peer v. Daniel, Of Virginia.
OTHER OFFICERS.
Winfield Scott, major general of the army.
James Shields, com'r OF general land ONCE
Edmund Burke, commissions Of patents
Seth barton, solicitOr OF she tEfasurg.
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Judicial Disrrscrp of mississippi.
Arranged according to .acg Of S44, and t0ent int
operation after tie late election.
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YeaTIg AdgeFtiaing.

- ee4AAy sA@eGAeAAAN8e
Eor forty lines 81 isss renewable 81 pleasdae. 80 90
10 contract taken 81 less than one ysar-d pay sle
haif yearly u adFancs.
Te privilege 81 annual advertisers Is limited g ihefi
own immediate business ard al Advertisements "a the
benefit o. other persons SEN "a 81 them nus . pea
JoE BY the square.
Professional Advertisements.
For 10 lihsu 81 ieus. not alterabs. bouths. e D
!. e g g e &c &c .d &c 90 &c SO
nALL Jos WORK .RusT 81 PAID 'foR o.
DELIVERY.
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Drsralors. War MONDAYS Morras.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-10-30

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FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT. The state OF
things announced ia the following paragraph
says the National IntelligeDceT, from the
latest number Of the 81. Louis New Era. fol.
fls, even earlier than was expected, the
predictions ofthose practical statesmen who,
in Congress and elsewhere, endeaVored 10
save the Administration from the effects Of
its own wIIfulness-for we cannot attribute
the persisting in the Sub. Treasury plan
wholly to ignorance Gin forcing its odious
hard money schemes through Congress at
the very moment that il was itself about
flooding the country Nth paper represent.
ing only the credit Of the Government:
"The Financial Officers Of the Governs
ment have crowded the money market with
their deprecated paper, Treasury notes and
drafts; and still the Governments credit is
vely low. Treasury notes are at A 10 per
cent. discount, and cannot be cashed in large
quantities at that rate. The Sub Treasury
law is openly and frequently violated in ma
ny respectcts By public officers, and the pres
ent condition Of affairs forcibly exposes that
hard money humbug. 1t is now manifest
that il is utterly impractibIe to carry out the
hard money project. and it is probably that
the Sub Treasury will soon become Gov
eminent Bank"
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-10-30
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From the Yazoo Democrat.

DIED-At Matanoras, on the - ult, in the
10th year Of his age, DANIEL STEPHENS, son Of
Robert Stephens, Esq. of this county, volunteer
in Capt. Sharp's company.-He was endowed with
noble heart-generous and enterprising DISPOSE
tion-an excellent soldier, who performed all the
fatigues and duties of the camp with that cheer
fulness and spirit which greatly endeared him to
all his fellow soldiers. He left the cndearments
of doatng parents, brothers and sisters to battle
in the cause of his country, but an advise ProVi-
dence decreed him another late. Though he
sleeps on the banks Of the turbid Rio Grande,
"ceaf to the syreu voice of praise" and far from
his friends and home, his manly traits and virtues
are fondy cherished by all who knew him.
t.Oh stay thy tears Tor they are blest
Whose days are pasti whose toll is done," X
At Matamoras, a short time since, william ]
MILLER, son of James Miller, Esq. Of Yazo
county, and member of the Yazoos volunteers