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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-01-29
From the Yazoo Drmo.r.,

The following table Of S,.ti.,ics will 10
examined with interest. twill afford The
people Of Hazoo county correct inform.,;or
T. a.S a"aI's. condition Of the treasury, DC.
a Z prepared by Mr.. A. S. Per.
u.s. u Denton. We will here take occa-
ol :" e4PTess to him. our thanks for his
A'noneSs IN furnishing it for publication.
"zOo cOunty-Interesting statistics.
NUM- OF acres of land now taxable, 398,8I2 81
Nuhlosr OF acres Of land belonging TO
Number Of scresOf School & semina-
Ny lands. 6.elo
To,n, o. acres OF vacant lands, 5O,754 80
Io'al number OF acres of land IN va -
zoo county, 475.9s8 Il
aessessed value lands now taxable, e. 1872 78
belonging to the State, 59479 27
vo..n, School & Seminary, 25 or so
49, 5O,754 %
In pa. SaIue OF lots IN YazOo City, z52, 1868 90
~ SS9n.on' 1885 90
In Liverpool, S00 m
Ass'd VAL Of real est. in YazOo CO., Sc, .7s4 81
Amt Of State tax on real estate. on %
OF county tax, 6I3 "a
Of of sate tax on personal prop. e,755 e
e0un'y s. 1895 So
Total amount of taxes, sI5,Ss6 GO
Amount of merchandise sold By
regular merchants, eA07. t6e 85
amount of money a. interest,". "a o5s M
Bank stock. o $500 "
a d4S pleasure carriages sss'd, &C., 1880 90
240 Clocks PLY ~ "
1887 head OF cattle -
age. O"1eA " 'eaiS
o'4I 90 saves over and under go years Of age.
! o Licensed groceries yield revenue Of eI.-
oOO W yearly, one half OF which e paid into
/ county treasury. O '"'
ohcensed bawkers and pedlers weld a reve
nue. OF 100 90 which goes into the county
treasury.
licensed Billiard Tables weld revenus of
n, 90@9, payable into the State Treasury.
mere has been expended out Of rh4 eopn,,.
rGasuIY by the Board of Police the Dast va ~
IESno"Ing amounts, VIZ: '"'
f., Or building and repairing BRIDGES org M
=. tne support and maintenance of
on s aope,,1,. e.. 1928 90
: u f oo0ks, stationary, &C., for the use
For 81 ,s the county, sl6 so
y h Incidental purposes, pay of mem
For %s kse9 %G', !. .p,,, $40 90
repair $50 90
Balance in the County Treasury ao,b ~1.ooo "
OCTOBER 1885, $1,000 O5
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-01-29

Iowa. mo election as yet for U. S. Sen
aior 10 Iowa. The vote stood Wilson, dem.r
20, and M'Carty, wing, 20, one wing vOts
scattering.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-01-29

EM1eRANTs.-During the month Of De-
cember last, 1912 emigrants arrived at N.
York, 4. $40 Of whom were flom Ireland.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-01-29

+ The federal wings are perfectly willing
to claim the honor of following the lead
Of Mr.. Gicdings, the abolitionist.- Wa sh-
ingtOn Union.
The "whigs" will do no such thing! But
you, Mr.. Richie, and large majority of
the '..feder0l" lOcOfOco party have been go.
ing with the "abolitionists" for some years
past, and in order 10 keep 'the party" to-
gether will "fOllOv" them and 60 with them
again.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-01-29

COoLING.- The merchants of the North
and West are preparing to send large qUan-
titles Of Ice 10 the South.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-01-29

RwR. GEORGE PRATT, No. l64 Nassau
III Street, New York, is our authorized agent
70 receive subscriptions and advertisements TOT
this paper, and to receive money and receipt ior
no same.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-01-29
A PRrDrorroN.-We predict that James

A PREDIcTIoN.- predict that James
X Polk will not be the locofOco candidate
for the Presidency at The mex. election
The Polk party, if there should be any such
party few months hence, are not going to
own him. They already see that there is
not the least possibility Of his getting half
the number Of votes necessary to cleo. him,
and that he will rot have friends enough TO
bring him forward in Convention for re.
election. Those who look at the signs Of
the times, plainly see that at this time the
probabilities are decidedly against him in
nearly every Stale in the Union, and should
the rushing Of the mighty torrents of public
opinion continue to roll on as they are now
doing, by the adjournment of Congress the
last hope Of denomination and recollection
will be cut Of-his strongest friends and
supporters are now fast deserving him, as
the proceedings of Congress show. Things
are again turning right side up, and we ask
our readers to mark our prediction.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-01-29

October, 1896, -"
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27
PREsLnENrs- MESS lGE.


"a rotation 10 tke iasfeasde Of tka dsa.y aud ds
dPpaiatiag gaaefal commanding q6ieer hiAe
army
TO hs Senate aad House Of Repreaeaiafires Of
~ baitsi Siatcis
In ofderiu prosecute lhe war against Mexico
with yigoF aud anoceas, 1t u naoeaaagy lhui an.
,horlly should b. promptly given b. Congress tn
lhe'ea3o thu regular army and To remedy existing
aeieeii IN Ia org4Dllaiont With Ibis yew, your
favorable attention Is invited to the anuua report
oi The SECRETARY OF War, which accompanied my
moSngo Of the 9Th instant, in which he fcoom.
lneni5 that ten additional regiments Of regular
troops shall be raised TO serve during the war.
OF the additional regiments ofvolunteers which
nave been called for from seyera OF the Slulrs,
some have been promptly raised, but this has not
been tho easc ia fpgafd 10 all. The exiaing law
requiring that they should be organized by the IN.
dependent action of the State Governments, has,
N same Instances, uealsoued considerable delay;
Hhd Il is yet uaeeflain when the lIaups required
can he really lof srrgiee ~ the field.
II Is upf ssliled p,lIoy 10 mant4in ia time Of
peace NJ small regular lfny "A the oxiH1ucias oi
iho public sfryisr wi pemfL In state al var,
notwithstanding the great advantage with which
aur volunteer eIlIfgn soldiers ean ha hrlHHht INTO
lic lield, ths small REGULAR atmY muzi be Increased
~ ilz numhen, IA order ia fendHf IT, Whole force
mota eiliaHnt
Additional oilieefa aa gsil us niun. then became
indispensable. tnd5f the circumstances %. our
zrnsr HftulIaf pfaprtF rN.sts fur Iucreaaln4 tho
a.liass. especially nli,c hIghef aruta4 The nun.
h.f Of sueh alefT. VIM, from 49, aud other causes
1fe Hudtfrd incapable af aetfr service m the
ae'd. has zeHoaz.y inquired tie cllisIJney Of the
aHHH.
ffan the reh1H af The srousisry af War, Z ap.
Paaf= that ahaal two tlifas Of the Whola nuiabpr
al f5zimtulai field eaigefz arc either permanently
diaahie4 ar are necessarily dziached from theit
commands on alhoF dulisz. Tie Iang enjoyment
Of peace has prevented Us iidm experiencing mlei
embarrassment from tbs causes but nov N a siale
Of waf, eandueiad IN loffgu country, II has pro,
dneed srf#1ns injury 10 tie public 1ery,ct
An efficient efelnIsatan of the army, composed
oi reznlaHz aud volunteers, whilst presenting the
war IA Msaica, il S bgllsFrd. would require the
aiHanlm#ai Of rneraip.lieaf 10 take the com.
mtHd aIoaf iItafy iafees IA the ied
tiHnn TN caHHu5Iau Of tho waf, the services 81
such au al.iref wound na longer be aeceszafy, and
shouId ha dspsascdN.lh upon the reduction Of tho
arms 90 a pHaH# tsfah.shnirnt
I recommend ihai provision b. made hY law foi
lle RplatmHai OF such general oiIicef. to servo
dHHHf ihH waH
q - aafHH''y recommended tint raHiy aatian
1ssi1i b. auEt#=s unHn the satsesfIao.
'H.'### 60 lI#a'l HaHs asfal -. a haaHHsafs I
sHHH lzF SD Fl II HIss##n #z=s.a n
I.#H.r H U# H.l##nt HslaHsi.eszHs.#a -
HHrss#.a#| a lI= fn#m} ei#aiy zas'
lr5 I'D a#
fsHEH X. POLk.
IA lia. D pE#HH=f gf#I-4H
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27

Farsi AcciuEyr raug Gus Corroy \ dread
inI nc-drul occurred yesterday Oh Water street.
IN the vicinity ol the biraeks A boy by The
nimc of Lewis NaIiHr, between ~ aud ] X y. ari
o'Hgc, va. killed by ihe accidental discharge or a
p,tpI. iu lhc lnnito VI q W Frnncr, private n
The stockton Atiicrss. Capt. Miller. From the
leilmony, @ appeared ih8i Fennrr bad loaded two
birrrls of hi, revolver pistol with gun cotton
Finding some diiirully in diving one of the
rharstl dlwn, hr was about putting hl hand ia
hi' pocket iut The purpose m procuring uu inHri-
mont 10 dilw thr efass. At chat moment ono
of iHr blusls rgpaicd the cotton probably im'i-
iuy from ihc pressure, and t'ic hl.l lodged u t'ie
tight breast %. young Ntsof, Ul1 was lluluE
li'Hi Is fcrt d.Alul The mIoHw1ie vrrb,
on receiving lr woual, e'lprtl iIs mnl uru
Che pllrr, and a'rr .ltfarHr Ih"t t.t'
Che p1l ,l' bpd I.rl erH u.l.. ha H.H..
spaskn! word --Pf 1 Na.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27
ARB EN-. SEEDS
.NhO lH'IINElaIH.

EXPECT 10 receive By The lsi Of January,
! ls4l, afgo and grnsml assortment Of
GARDEN SEEDS, rlised aud put up to oflrr
by the Society Of United Qaakens at Enfield,
Connecticut. IheHa seeds are warfs4ted 10 be
lfcsI aud genuine and o. tde kIud represented,
with direction ahlul planting culture, &e Those
waning v1uHIy Of seeds would dp well "a seId
then orders accompanied with the rBsIl iumr.
datr.y, and have them iiII5i a8 aeon as tho seeds
arrive Among them may be found
Gfecu Gioba AHIehoke--Giant Aspafsrua.
Raari Bsaa7--YeiloR 81 week, ffnaeu OF
l011 to |, red mauaw, Rob Roy
Eaaaiaa Bza7gz-Lafgr fml, catalna willie
dutch runners, srss scafIet do, da.ea eass aa.is.
pole white.
Bsstf-Eihy aai baaaaa. oolfnrnip, orange,
French amber, White seiIsia, long blua1, m4ngel.
woHsgl, haHe H11t
EFg P'wi-LaTse pap'a and largc whlte
hal-=tiFrHn euFled Scotch. white dc. sea.
Lliitss Ia different yara.laa.
nf!i5as-of I'D, f.ul faEatias.
o4loaa-siIgFF aAiu, fgssw, Red, French or
WaIsh.
Pa5ai.--Garasey af cup, long whte, hollow
clown.
Par ifV-- Assorted
fffsi . Msli5gf-A Iartt varuiy.
Rf1'-Pruse AIbed. Mas es'fa, Washington.
Charlton, lishap's early dwarf, white mauoRiut,
h.lek eyed, blue .mpeual, de.
fFpa-SIun,h. OK heart ball aa3c, mammoth,
olyHHnri alef#g, sweet smazb
fmHzigs=Mammati, afas yellow and chase.
Rtiisb Parry and Il,e=l0 rsrielIas.
RHHi4FB-Assouad.
s4lfiy or vegetable oyster
S4a1Ht Crook neck af wairf. vegetable, riar.
r'RI sv#fi pHflll, bis.l eraak uHek, dalcb sum.
mHfH,l.Iap. white and Yellow.
Tn #s-.EaIlF sFrat. aafiv snow hall. aatlsu
s'4as, afsr EaFislt NaII9 k. Whit globe, F#si top
slaR .laFfi, white 4 40 ia, astHi WHia Up, yellow
hiHlr II, n4ia'l Yellow L. glhra1. FftHaa, YaI,ow
ani g'tIla rll#hisas Ne. safrln a1s. summer
savoy eHIsy. A FaHety of mfIIsas, a.. Ne.
LAS ; BAIRD
RathH-'aa. tks, nse q. lsH6.j
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27

FWoWaps tng r iIulas --l.e
Ohi' Lriaa'4r ba, m.ln O. motion O.
wuds mnbngproyIs.nn inr rur n'liaH n
Mexico. The Senate da. passed % r'-lIu
lion ins.Wi.ug lhrir SruiIur. in Congress
m vote ia liyor Of q ldw giving tp each
American soldier, who has been or who
may be engaged in the Mexican war, lGD
acres Of Land ani $40 per mon'h. audpon.
slnns TO widows Of those whu may do IN
said Bcryce.-M o Doiia
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27
.An.Ice 10 -EsIalllc,.s.

I aile uHa#f.'Eusl aas onsntd a saap far the
mzaaiaaiu.u Of all repairing GIa Stands.
one mite slut.l-wssl Of " ashingtan, in The shop
ftnery occupied by lshu May. IL pH1zrs
himself 70 manmaeiufe GHa VI the most. iin.
proved slyls aud finish, Warfau,as a'i Wssk done
ly hm g4ual u the FrpFaz ulai.ous
HagHs recently ma4r large and extensive
pafshAssz oftHa hztmaisfii iH IL easi#l.i alirz,
Elh 80 a. I.II=s iaf executing waik with rfaf8p..
neH aud dsazic'i be bop t. ninsi siafe #
The Fahis palaMzs, dsfrlulafd s. HH#fliY eA.
iHulsl "a hm5
lwil# kr5p "a saaataHt faP1,af GIas ffrIs
rl IiIr =H#rs " s. H.aaH |u Washington
D. i. CROSBY
Washington, Dee 90. i-s6.b.H
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27

Iaa7.zH R#Hfal o. s Htf5fr Il d|aasT
6 NANNY $ 1..H= Ets hg iHr e. fHaso. ts.a.
6Ha#ttat'al itazI. Sad Al An. I.=a.l a tse
Cd - sH#H sHHl, aa HHaiI f,lHHB u#Ut. If..it lis
aru# lI Monterey niHre hail aats s-sHf#y
FuHHl.i AHa..l lhe alaer good ii.nzs ID and
z.I=a1 t. Or -. Wlz tle lai.aH.lsi #faaa up
3, 3 j. IH#al-#. EsI
EaffsISaiz Esl - a. Ia.4a'4H-s f#fssa
re HH#HfI =slHz eas an auliaa Ia ibe
Hs#. ia EH-H##r #zmH#Hs .HF bfaart af Hs8iy
tHza.. p#s.4-HI#ar, IT raaal, zaec.aI. r-e#I.ls
FHIH .i braza. - IA winch aaf- added ne
asI#Hs counts Hffuill pHalz "a las IS Il ax.
#sH H#HHa Plaintiff fHH'y
szf H'a.a aHi zz.a'aI H# apoaiis =r.s
iHaH#. 81 fH#a H#z#HIf#H
ea.## faH.s#If sarH. laa5.4aHr..
a.. u..I,4aal. .I. tHE.ll
l.H .aH. on. -.... aH lH.H s .I.. .s.lI --.ai
r...'. .r.' '.Ir f- 1f. bIt f.. 45san-a.s
oI .sl..I#'-s rHu ~. lratfI "rm1f .a-HI uann
lfasanfHHi HfH t.sH iH. sI ag. Rl.rb
H.r iHrls 60 t..r naaa .le e4.,, we're p.sllai'y
CONVINCING
D.n pI rf raalf on ur issr. mad.,
Of. NRtl tau.Ha ar %, b4f 90 ,ug'1-
".t.. IfH-. -HI H.aH" J1i ismsni Tor Plain
H. hr lat l' rlf.rs. stay oi execution Ior
us a,esr
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27
NOTErE

4 IL persons Interested afe hereby notified
y that ! Will uppy toihe Honorable Probate
Coufi Of llrmp,lrad county, IN the state Of Ar
kausa, at thc April term thereof A. ID, lc.N
f,r mn orl'r to sell Che following described real
estate, belonging 10 laesialc Of Tdomls ElJndgc
dee, tor the purpose OF paying Tie. debts Of said
70, south OF range n wesl, At which time all
pcfsous may attend ir they ihnk propT
L. Z. WILLIAMS, AdmiuHtraof
Of the estate Of 1hos. Eldfdgei dec.
Washington, Jan 92, lsi7-lU-3w
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27

ssd shove uda. having been fd The ISL sold
House Clk tint November, by
siufa Collector Of CLARK the
ecnh rdandfs
The Of
ai
Benjamin
fourth day Noycnbr,lsB
a al rell
SHERIFF. CAkc
thr o. No7rmber the undersigned
described bsenssdn iabyJsu
II Lr .inthe
tiHl, eti
and ico,v velb
which correctly stated the
uhaiir
Ani he l bring The Dallas by tho
oa Dallas
lilu
Clara ,anl i.asi
convoy lands described a, yns aal bring e2ny Of
coiny the
January 90 sl ai y ana being
o.
Hht, and cvy p1a e The sad purchased AZ
called AM o
BENZ. S. DUNCAN
HARRIS FLANAGAN.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27

histhe opinion ofCol. Baker, oflllInois
whose recent -peeeh on The conduct ol the
war has given such general satisfaction
that a blow hr peace mnsi be struck al
once-ihis wnicr. Il viii h' casler he
thinks, To laka the ciiy d Mexico, and
there dictate terms Of poagf, before lhn Isl
e next Anil. than viii oyrr We ai''T-
wards. 90 " O. Dan
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27

A GREAT BARGAIN can be had in the
4 \ residence of the ale Samuel Baldwin. by
making application To the subscriber. There are
one hundred or more acres cleared, fresh aud in
good condition Tor the enllufe Of cotton or any
other product suitable to lhIs climate. The HOUSES,
fences and other fixtures are oil in good repair
JOIN BOuLDlN
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27
New sinbli.I,lscnt.

FusEPH u. PALMER Dos prrmaasnl,, 10.
~ Gated h.mse'fal SO Jf Gngprslrafi. Sew
Otrlnf, lri haH aeeuralaeomp'eia stock ofDRY
GOODS h much ilw.f w.esr than last sgisin
l0aeoi, 'Hctr ura many of lbr nl q uieil, and dr.
sril.e .Is.ed atira prices than Il ccsl lo produce
rrn -h1aHg been prehagfl aul c1nifleicj re
pf1-.T'g n september and October last. ghea
rrrls wH' uef.l.rl 900 account vi tht csa.gm.
..lle3 ,.T.a.s ulibe ra6Iorl9ig.
uHisru1 r|reum iauers vli ans bgyerho ehart.
90 m.fa ,Hla Doe LOWEST "a Esr yAL8E ios ahy
article.
llr hlH made aulH-rfaru'a with D4mrlie
Manufactures nui ..ra.rn Agents 10 BE- kep, rrru.
hdyflPr T.u ihe best E1lli aud ,la band.
a0rrai uii # r'r'. adopted % the want. Vi
tIr sautl H.l Wr,i
H. respectfully n.i Hn ryImilHt|on 5f them
D. n pkLNEN. 90 Grawcrst
Now o5cu' Jan D., isl7.l-sw
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27

4 company of talnreu l"r t'is Meucan Waf
hla i,ra 'orIrl,u N.nn.lrs, Va Ataplridc
i0'l uul|r -lI u.i.. adlrt.sHs wrrc mlle 90 ih re
N Hf.H -.ai.mH, sHi among Them, by & J.
l.H "H"i 'H fTr rl .r Of WHOSE aHfrrh, hs siid.
"l Hs mfHr-l ui4a present. who had snrared
Hf $500 aHIli 90 engage in t0s rrr,'re. Le.,iAt,d
NFru.-, uI th o. u|a drrtHdei oB hin f,r support,
.a Eau'i peitg hnseii that 90 Iansus b. had d
df'lr try'aLpl.d nai want r. ihc uereslifrs OF
IIr, EUs au.hm.4 aul hihrs wsfc peul,ug
II.Ir ...rr .H tHu i.IIuI blIrr,'
!. sp.rIap. asatI 81 ay, that NJ FiukncT
sa wHf 1Idn' mlu BE- m'r warmly attached 10
ir Fa .." H.Hy ufl Doe t. AnI yr' 10
is a-a0- l"' nff5 H. ueI mon that Mr rols
an. hs pH..a Ha,r muie .H..Hu4ioul0fl o want
OF p..roi.n. lHalrH they 90 uoi beile,r 40 be-
boo jlur nrG bHttar people uulrailHl tbr
mHf"r IHry mlsr thH rlrlr D .i.ua'.nn h.twren
ml whli No rak l.af daur. anl .aus
0I H.HI 'lH Hlr NOW urat we 'fr in i Tho
N.ns Hl' il.r -lr 'a tyc us "ld aud gl1aH'
& iNr lnmrr Nh-H s what Lg ueeIs ai lhs tmr;
bHf fI.r w.I H1r H.s.rte tn "al aui camfou'
at &c. Froausf has lanc, tlofo win cnirr The
h,iJ J8 prosecute i.I' war 10 ln honorable pr1ca
Mrn uui m'ury yih.y wil vote loo and. if it coneE
10 i.ut upp.rsso cata on che Vlr--bli Zoe doing
tiH, iHry vIIl not CtAst 20 protest t.ni tIr war
Wla ure''T..y bfaugh on ly 'lf goik .ul ls
7HvH.s, pud 'of ths bs will hs bold r-.p1n l's
90 light rlr l.vrans sni caui,mn Na ruIk arr
yrp different things. and the wings wil d, them
both Bar Pt
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27
STATE OF ARKANSAS. /,

STATE or ARKANSls. J
coUsrY or HEsnrglD
Hsnpitegi ireaif Court. "a sseg.,oa
Daniel Morrison, C.mpiIiaaail
Mary I, Motdson, widow Of
John Morrison, dec. Catha.
rinr Morrison. Mary Francis ain f,r
Morrison fsab n Morrison. paui,,sa.
John Daniel Morrison, and
Ann Augusta Morrison, heirg
Of said John Morrison, dec.
DejsHlrnts
HIS day The said eomplainsa,. bv nj, -.
liciior, filed n my Office hs I'M sia,in.
among other lhingg, tha, several years aro ne
.aid Complainant, t1tcthtr with tho said John
hoiflion, located jointly, in different parts Of the
9'a'o Of Anausas' about twenty-five lhousand
icf soi lahe and the patents therefor ,verr issued
~ ihr name VI the said complslnant AMI the said
john Morrison, aud The separate interests Of eaoh
10 and u said lands being unascertaized. N,
zaid complainant pfaYs, Ia hs said bil, that parti.
Ton b. m1dc between himself and The said defend.
iaia' the said John Morrison having departed hi.
/ liz.
| And the said complainant having llso filed with
'hi' Na.d oH'' hla Affidavit, iitng that the abovp
nimed DEFENDANTS ore non residents Of the Sip,9i
! Ar.tunsh3 il Is therefore ordered, that - aid
| defendants BE- and appear on or b.fs-1the third
/ dli Of the n1Xi term Of our He-Fsiead Circuit
/ Court 70 be held on the thirS Monday after tho
fourth Monday In Janu-sg, 1897, Ia the State
iiurrlad, and plead. snswcr, or drmus 70 the said
romplu hunts BILL dho SANE will be taken for con-
leEB'd against them, and decree entered accord.
iugy.
,4v,td L 8 further ordered, that publication be
N 's-o'''sv'nn Telegraph, a weekly
yewa'e OF iaceaaiariasi ana I. -k;s,;;e.,. ,.-s-bs
p The way Of lbe sparksr 'D'
/ lo1sg ghiggsy hal iriumphed IN Nav
oIsi aga WrigA cous democracy a M.
...i Alasi for Tho old IfanfsiI
''he places THAI knew thcm, know Jl,er,ra, @ :,
more. '-Stiaaaroe. '''' '"''u 10
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27

m exchange paper says that m IN.
rcnIous Yankee has put up saw mill
which is dliyen by The to,ee OF oi,cas.
gau.rg
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27
Jnaaay 90 isi7-9-Gr
80 nnl Ohrap e.onds.

New and Cheap Goods.
FgsiiG subscribers have j1a received fresh aal
4 general aratnrul of Dr. Gooii, Cl,thin,.
cic. which they are willing 10 sell at q smtll
profit Tor cash Their stock consists Ia rart Of
SaisctIs, Ky Jraus, kcrseya. Flannels. Ca loo -
M-rnaes. 4 paeo,t, lleaehsI aud Uableaehei
O0nesiicl, Llces Eiring, &e.. &c
CLO THIH sc.
Ogercol;s. Draa Cllfs, Busaeu Goats, Vests
Paullins Shirts, Dnreri, Undrf-shris. Hats
Capi. Boots. Shoes, aud vlnriy OF other articles
too numerous u mention.
They respectfully i1yil .ho'e wishing to pur.
chase any thing to- their ia' to cal and examine
their stock, li i.lp upper ruoa Of Snvans Hotel
LEVY & BROTHER
Washington. Dec q, lsl5Hm
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27
ENecni0r,s rHniicc.

fH1ilE public are dei,by informed that the pub
Il lshsa sale Of the nseyoes belonging to the
estate Of samuel rIIdwin, dee, will not take
place at the time advertised,
JOHN d. SPRAGINS,
as Eyeenior ;, baldwin.
Jan. "a, lstf.3
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27
was Committed.

Col. baker of lllippi,, has rraighcd BIS
seai 30 Congress to take elect on Inc Isl
oi January. IieraisrHs 10 bis posi- In ,he
army tnoihcr propf thisiso ol the whiys
sf4A 'h'l and e9wiorto ihe enemy"
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27
Nnll ~ hnle.

AZ Z now have and intend keeping a constant
w supply Of SALT ar NJ Dnts Hotel ia
Nus.ngiol Il : l,4j pr busheL We will furnish
SAT- ut the works, ar ArsaIeiphia, at GA cents
per bushel
EASILY q GENTRY.
Dec p. l5tG.3lG
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27

Highest np-cof the THrrmlmr:er 91 lowest
o. Jitasiurhrs of Ram.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27
ny M D. paIrm

Ojisruatoa, oa Es TasHn5nsier jar tic ysu
1916
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27
Aantl for sale or Rent.

Jan "a, lsE3
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-08

The late accounts from England bring
tidings oil the sudden demise oil DIR. Chal-
mers OF Edinburg. For thirty years or
more The name oil Chalmers has been lden-
titled with all thai was lofty and moving
III cloguence, aud all that was pure and
evangelical IN religion. No minister oi
any aye perhaps, or OF any country, has
possessed 30 large share ii popularity,
or exerted so great an influence on sorle-
tv. Aud he has now gone down TO the
grave, though at an advanced aye, IN The
midst of usefulness and in the midst oil
honols. His death will be deplored as
loss to the whole christian world, and the
tears that will water his grave, will know
the distinction of neither sect nor country.
lie has been admired and honOred by all
while living-he will be lamented by all
now that he Is dead. We take The tol-
lowing notice from an exchange paper:
In part of our Inst weeks edition. men,
ton was made of the decrease OF this DIS
linguished divine, who died at his resi-
dence, near Edinburg, on the night OF The
30lh ult. The North British Mail OF the
3lsL furnishes the following PARTICULARS:
1.-The deepest CONSERVATION was spread
over the city of Edinburg this morning,
by the announcement that the kev. Dr.
Chalmers, the venerable father and lsatiri
Of the Free church of Scotland, had been
discovered dead in his bed. On prosecu-
ting our inquiries, we ascertained that the
melancholy intelligence was but too true !;
that The Reverend Doctor, who attended
church yesterday, and had retired 10 bed
las, nigh, in his house II. Morningsld'',
near Edinburg, apparently in god health
was discovered by his servan, at an early
hour this morning. sitting up in bed, dead.
The legs Of the body were crossed over
each olher, by one Of them being drawn
upwards to the knee OF the other, and be-
twixt them a basin was firmly retained
which it is supposed the aged divine mus
have taken into bed on experiencing tn,
I first access of the fatal attack, iron feel
ing disposition 10, romii, such as nigh