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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-26

Sr,TEMENT or CoTTON.-We ciiP 'ne
e,llowinp Statement from the New Orleans
Commercial Times; IL
On referring to our comparative w.. 80
.nnsrsd. !, viii be perceived that the T 1olAl
1eceip,s a. eli the ports, since the Isl oePi
,ember. exhibit an increase IS cOinl'-I '..
With last wear, Of 5ss7 bales. The exports I
A. Gr.at Britain during the same PerlOa
'bow a deficiency Of lS4,S6s th0sS :
Fr.poS Of76l9 bales; vhilst hOSe % en-! .ls,
foreign ports show an excess o. TO "a !
lhsieS. The deficiency in the reeeIP's
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$3.50 so

Balance in the County Treasury -
Goth Oct. 1916, $40
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Old Point Comfort Hotel, Virginia.

THIS splendid establishment from recent improvements
unsurpassed in the comfort and extent of its accommo
datons by any in the Unon will be opened for the recep
of visitors the LIST day of June. Situated on the
Chesapeake bay, in full of the ocean, healthy
any spot in the world and lying directly the great mail
route between the north and the south, it offers resting
place every nducemen the traveller either in search OF
health pleasure with climate in early summer famed
for its refreshing beezes none can be described more
delightful more healhyas the experience of all persons
living acquainted here will provcthan that enjoyed by
all in the latter part of August and the entire fall months
This with the great facility of reaching herebeng distant
only few hours from most of large cities with daily
mails both north and south, and from eight twelve iue
steamboats, passing daily in every directionmake
desirable location families and of business WELL
ALSO delightful and safe for those whom fear OF
disease drives away from their homes.
The lighthouses have been greatly enlarged and inn
proved fitted up with hot baths shower baths and private
baths, and still affordng ample for the most expert
swimmer There is also splendid beach for those who
prefer surf bathing
The table will be supplied with all the Injuries of the
and surrounding markets. the cellar and bar with the
best wines and liquors to be procured The forhe most
magnificent public work in the countryoers military pa
ades and the ovelie walks the bay, the finest fishing
and sailing while for others there billiards, ten-pins
music and dancing, with obging and efficient agents in
each department We shall every exertion to make
Old Point in all respects the desirable watering place
in the county.
JAMES s. FRENCH.
May 20-lawcp MAT. Intel.l
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Agricultural Fair.

The great farmers festival of New York to come off
at Saratoga during the present week. The Saratoga
Republican" gives programme of this agricultural fair,
which TO continue on the l4th 18TH and 10th DAYS of
September On the last day. Thursday next the address
of Governor Wright, which prepared previous TO his
DEATH and may be considered as his last legacy to his
countrymen, will be delivered by some gentleman to be
selected for that purpose" perhaps by President Van
Buren, who is to be present that OCCASION The show
grounds beautiful field OF twenty or twenty
Several agricultural addresses are to be delivered on
Wednesday evening" and among the speakers sGovemor
Hammond, of South Carolina We understand that many
gentlemen from the south have gone TO the exhibition
and presume will attract considerable number Of
visiters from all quarters of the country The spectacle
is expected be worthy of the enterprise and prosperity
and spirit of the Empire State.
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THE UNION.

/, - ,.;oh hs Ala was done for his neighbors and
rural population and have no aonn ne Pen' oto nn
When cancellation failed, he managed the cause Oh nus eli
with the ss o ana there was in
which the party opposed to his client did not In the end
rs of conc iaton which had been offered him. He was
always kind and even complimentary to the OPP
sent his client and his TO enlist the court and
great party have often thought him mistaken in his
no lr-mnded doubted the sincerity of his desire
to serve it faithfully or the upghtness his purposes
none the stability frmness OF his adherence the pn
cpe he advocated and the persons who supported them
In all my political intercourse with him, never heard
him express selfish aspiration single sentiment which
did appear be dictated by the purest patriotism In
Mo s spo o am snen Wheneer he
from his public positions to the place of his residence, he
New England farmers and to the kind and Off
which emineny distinguished the early rural pop-
life, when he was Canton, he watched often the
bedside Of his poor neghbors than other Ia his
No language was ever more true than resolution drawn
by distinguished wing OF our county, and presented to-
and unanimously adopted by the citizens OF Ogsdenburgh,
and which am about. read;
Sc Resolved That having been reared himself under the
but salutary lessons which labor teaches, his sym
toimg millions. lie was always accessible to their ap
poach prompt with his counsel to enghten and ready 70
inerpose kind offices and attention where the anguish OF
disease be assuaged the pangs OF grief aevated
His life furnishes the Invaluable example that may
occupy the highest posts OF honor and return 10 private life
and severe physical labor with undrninshed dignity"
Upon his defeat last fall he retired with apparent pleas
to private life and the cultivation OF his farm That
defeat and his return TO private NE TENDED only 10 display
the loness OF his principles and the snblimy of his char
acter and to fix him more firmly in the affections Of the
American people.
Such was Slas Wright The arrow which struck him
down has sent the iron to the OF the minds OF mil
lions, who looked him their guide in the days Of his
counuy's trial.
He concluded by moving with the Senate,
TO which there was unanimous consent given.
The Speaker announced the following committee on
the part Of the House Messrs Perkins Hadley Beck
WITH Burnell, Develin.
And then, on motion of Mr. Perkins, the House took
recess till 4, p.
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Two Soldiers.

Another gallant of the District has distinguished him
self above his fellows, and lauels worth wearing
Capt M. Wells, OF this city, and whose widowed mother
and sisters reside here will need large space here
after in the columns Of the Sun to have his bravery record
ed it deserves to be- Capt. Wells is graduate OF West
Point for several years in the United States service
but resigned his commission when the Texan revolution
broke out to aid that country achieve her independence
He married daughter of Col Forbes, of Nachioches ana
continued to reside there till lately, when Col hau'
man, M c. made known his sodier-like qualifications
the President and had him reinstaed captain in the vol
service and his recent battles with the gueras ID
attempting Join the train OF Major Laly, almost the mo
he landed Vera Cruz, and his successful retreat
the city, show that he only worthy of his high COM
mand but that he is deserving of instant promotion
n Washington correspondent Of the baltimore Sun
The family of the gallant and worthy Laly are also
residents of this city He has distinguished himself as
we expected he would do, in his late advance from Vera
Cruz with an inferior force UNION
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Doctor Amnt,'s italian vegetable Panacea.
Preservatipe of Health.


,EkIAlN CURE for dysentery, darrhaa, bilious and
~ lver com plants, dyspepsia, &c &eDoctor Amati's
eeleored Italian vegetable panacea prepared by Messrs
Samuel Carus & Co., IL now offered to the public, for the
cure and prevention of the above prevalent diseases 1T
success has been eminenty shown many of maa-
rial and bilious attacks evers cholera morbu dysentery
dyspepsia, disorders of the liver chronic Diseases
complaints and others peculiar to children, female
plants, &c
The ingredients composing the above preparation have
been made known to, and fully examined by distinguish
ed PHYSICIAN who has given 1t his unqualified Appreciation
Persons suffering under mercura disease may fully de-
pend upon being relieved by the of the Many
families who have used it, testify its mild and safe opera
tion 1t IS therefore confidently recommended all who
may be afflicted with any of the complaints above named
The proprieors do think it necessary publish here
any one OF the numerous certificates which they possess,
recommendatoy OF the panacea the pamphlet which
accom- panes each bottle, will be found sufficient render
ample information.
The panacea be had wholesale and retail of the pro-
Pretors, on lh street. Pennsylvania avenue; also
the drug stores of Messrs-
j. ~ farquhar Co., of 18th and New York
avenue.
McCery ~ Clements, of Ilth and Penn. avenue.
r. > Patterson, corner of 9th ST. and Penn.
M Delaney, cor. of Al st. and Penn avenue.
d. Is Clarke, 18th and Maryland avenue (Island }
and OF others in the city, and also of the principal druggists
in Georgetown and Alexandria.
s. CARUSI II Co.
Sept lO--3awlm
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FOR BOARDING AND
On street, bereen 18th and 18th streets Washington
I'HE duties OF this Institution will be resumed We'd
nesay the 10Th of September when it is requested that
the pupils be punctual in their attendance.
This Seminary having been established for the last
years as day school, is the design of the principals
to open an additional esabs hment for the accommodation
of boarding pupils.
BY the arrangements made, they con fiden they will
be able TO afford every facility and advantage required for
the aalnment OF liberal and thorough education. IL has
ever been their object in the education OF young ladies
form them for useful members of society," well its
naments keeping in view that they destined act
influential part in after life AS they here explain
fully their views upon the subject of education, they will
only state that having been long engaged in their pres
occupations they enabled furnish such references
cannot fail to prove satisfactory those who may wish
to place children under their charge.
The location of the Institution is in the heahie part of
the city the excellent the air pure, and the play
grounds sufficiently large permit the pupils
heathful exercise.
For terms ne, circulars will be furnished application
at the Institution.
Aug. 24-eoScptl5
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ARRIVAL or MAJOR KENLY's COMMAND VERA CRUZ
We learn that letter received Saturday from MAJ,
KenIy announcing the safe arrival and landing OF himseu
and command at Vera Cruz, dated the 18th Of August
They arrived ON the 2ih, and landed the 25h, and were
encamped three miles from the city, awaiting orders Ihy
had pleasant passage, and arrived in good health, hav
lost but of their number the passage out lie deo
board the ship Napier but is given in the
letter. it being brief, and having been written in gea,
haste All three of the vesselsthe Napier Sodana ana
Aexandriahad arrived, and the troops safely landed
TBait. Sun,
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Bv A. GREEN, .auct5oneer,

TToRSES COWS, OXEN, HAY, CORN, FARMING
II UTENSILS, &c, AT AUCTION.-on "Wednesday,
the 10Th instant iarif not, the fair day shall
SELL the residence and farm of Robert Clark, esq, in
Prince Georges county Maryland about eight miles from
Washington, four miles from Blndensburg, and the
Adelpha Mills adjoining the farm of Mr.. Diggs, very
extensive lot of the above named. We enumerae in
part
10 head OF horses, among them span well matched
Is do of and calves
yoke of
wagons and harness
ox-carts and horse-cart
l carryall, nearly new, and harness, cart gear, &c
family carriage and harness
buggy and harness
Pioughs, harrows, cultivators, wheat FAM and corn
shelter
large lot of farming utensils in general
Also, go stacks of prime timothy hay, corn fodder
From 300 to 400 bbs corn, with other grain, tobac-
co, &C.
Sale commence at 10 O'Clock, a
Terms All sums of and under $40, cash; $40, a
credit of and months for bearing interest, salts
iactorily endorsed.
Sep. S-eod&ds A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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General Agency mt Washington city.
May 20--1awcp MAT Intell

MANY years experience clerk in one of the prnci
Nl pal accounting Offices OF the Treasury Department,
requiring general knowledge of public accounts the prin-
cipes and usages governing their settlement and the de-
partment bureauro which they may respectively refer,
will be asucien guaranty claimants OF the subscribers
quafcaonsto prosecute with precision and facility claims
ofevery character and description against the general
ernnent and before Congress-especiay all claims grow
ing out of the Mexican
States, corporations, companies distant agents. and nd-
viduals addressing their communications postage
paid) "Georgetown ID. c." will be promptly acknowl-
edged and puncualy attended to.
Office near the War Department, Washington.
b. CLEMENTS.
REFERENCES;
Hon. A. *. PARRIs Second Comptroller Treasury.
Gen. NJ TowsoN Paymaster General
PETER HAGSER esq, Third Auditor Treasury.
Hon. GEO g. WASHINGTON, Maryland.
Hon. A. III. SHEPrERD, North Carolina.
Gen. A. G.. BENNETT, Mississippi.
Rev. Benz. NJ MILLER, Mobile, Alabama.
Hon. A. l.. Mills, ST. Louis Missouri.
WM. J. ANDERSON, esq, New York city.
0Commercial Register, Mobile, Ala; Missouri Repul-
ican, Mo; Commercial Advertiser N. Y; Free Trader
Nachez Mi, will please copy and forward account with
paper containing advertisement, to BIC.
July 2-law6wcp
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r ANDoN FEMALE sEm1NARY.-The winter SEES


IL sion of this institution will open Wednesday, Sep
tember g. The Rector with pleasure announces that he
has associated with him. teacher the Rev. Joshua Peter
kim who will preside of the classes of the senior
department Professor Engebrecht will have charge of the
classes in music and botany In the other departments the
Rector will aided by three female teachers of experience
and skill their profession. The location and organiza
ton of this institution commend it to the favorable notice
of parents search OF home school for their daughters
Terms For board and English branches, per annum,
$3.50.
Music, languages, and other ornamental branches, extra
For circular with full information, address
Rev. r.. III. PHILLIPS, Rector,
Aug. 24--eo3w Urbana Frederick Co Md.
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NEW WINE STORE No. So CHESTNUT STREET.
lN JAMES BAnK, late OF the firm of Gowen, Jacobs ~ Co..
respectfully announces that he has Ited up the sore No
80 Chestnut street, few doors below Third street.
door above Congress Hall Hotel, north side, Wine
Store where he will keep welseectcd stock of the most
approved varieties of wines, brandes, lqueus London
brown stout Scotch ale and the finest brands of choice
cigars, nc.
Private gentlemen, hoelkeepers and others in the
try, invited 10 call and examine hsstock, Sept
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THE NExr NEws-We think may expect inrme
news from Gen. SCOTS army Tuesday "Wednesday
The Mary Kngsland did not get Vera Cruz un'
the 18th ut Allowing her two days to remain there ana
return this port, would bring Tuesday W cd
nesday But then, we Gear, unless special cous
has been down, that the Information will be little less
vague and indefinite than that brought by the Fashion
The English courier, the only safe and reliable means
information, would leave the city of Mexico until tue
18th August.--N o. Delta. Sept. 3.
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The Native American National Convention sitting in
Philade phiawe learn from the Daily Sun of that city
have adopted resolution declining make any distinct
nomination for the presidency, but by
have recommended Gen Zachary Taylor the people Of
the United States for that office The convention subsc
quenty nominated Gen. Dearborn, OF Massachusetts, for the
vice presidency.
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The anniversary OF the battle of North Point Qhe 18th
September) having fallen Sunday, il was determined
to celebrate it this day, (he 3th) The "Assocation
of Defenders of Baltimore celebrated it at the city of
Frederick, where preparations have been made to give
these brave men a suitable reception
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of $500! 100 of $1,000
NC. &C. &C.
Tickets Ssl5--halYes 81 5O-Qunrters

Tickets Sl5--halves ST 5O-Quarters SO 70
Certificates of packages of a whole tickets $3.50 90
Do do 26 half do ITO 90
Do do rs quarter do IS 90
DO do rs eighth do n 80
We invite particular attention the above grand scheme
which has before been equaedhe lowest prize to
three drawn numbers being $l000 with grand capital of
$50 O00 &c.
Persons distance will recolec that all lotteries in
Maryland under the management of ID, Paine CO. ;
others being legal.
Orders from part of the United States the Canaas
will be promptly filed. Address
D. PAINE & CO.,
Managers of Lotteries Baltimore, Maryland.
Aug l9-2awd&ctd
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ONE SILVER COMING -One ton of silver bullion
stored in 81. Louis warehouse recently II belong
Santa Fe traders and is its way Philadelphia 70 %
converted into legal currency,
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ID. PAINE II co.

CONTRACTORS AND MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES.
WE present the following magnificent scheme to the
w public and invite their particular attention to it, 1t
is the very best lottery before offered considering
price of tickets which is only $40 100000 capital prize
and the lowest hrec-number ticket can draw is 81 600
SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Glass No 49,
To be drawn in the city of Baltimore Oct a. ISl7 under
the superntendence OF State lottery commissioners
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In SENATE, Thursday, Sept 0, 1s47.
The following message received from the gov.
ernor:
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Albany, September 8, 1877.
SAs WReHr the chief ma gisrate of this State died
at his residence in Canton in the county of St Lawrence
Although scarcely arrived the meridian of life he had
not only held the office of governor of this State but had
inv to the offices of State senator comptroer and senator
in the Congress of the United States.
As statesman he occupied high place among the dis
In private life he enjoyed in an eminent degree the
respect and esteem OF those to whom he was personally
Although his will go down posteriy without the
you his DEATH to the end that such measures NAV be
the community. JOHN YOUNG.
Mr.. Spencer thereupon submitted the following resou-
ton:
Resolved (f the Assembly concu That the message of
his excellency the governor communicating the intel-
gence of the lamened death of Slas Wright late governor
of this State, be referred Joint comm ee OF the two
houses
Messrs. Spencer, Dennison, and Sanford were ap-
pointed the committee on the part of the Senate
Amessage was received from the Assembly announcing
that that body had concurred in the resolution of the
Senate for the appointment of joint committee and de-
signated Messrs Perkins, Hadley, Beckwith, Burnel
and Develn on the part of the House.
On motion of Mr. Beekman the Senate then took re-
cess until A O'Clock this afternoon,
In ASSEMBLY, Sept. 8, lS47.
SnAs WRIGHT.
The speaker announced the message from the COVER
resolution from the Senate came down, informing
the House of the reference of the above message TO
Joint committee.
Mr. Perkins, OF Lawrence, rose and addressed the
House as followsa most respectful attention being given
by all present:
The sudden death OF as Wright has arrested the atten
uon OIL the whole American people. The distinguished
Posuons ne mas held IN the councils of the Union and in
he government OF this State, render appropriate
representatives OF the people should pay becoming tribute
70 ms memory IL is not, However the positions he has
held, to which the OF the American people have been
directed put 70 the eminent ability and unbending integrity
which he has displayed every situation in which he was
ever placed IL Is not my purpose into review of
But do desire briefly alude TO the traits OF carac,er
which fixed him so indssoluby in the confidence and love
OF the people ofthe county Of ST. Lawrence have been
intimately associated with him a member of the legal
profession personal and political friend and as a
neghbor, more than twenty seven years
In every situation he displayed the highest moral purity
ncoruptibe honesty OF purpose, uniformly calm and
unrued temper the tender regard for the feelings of
all who associated with him, and the Kindness
the poor, the faen and the lost No daughter
OF Adam appealed to him alleviate his distress or
for his and advice, who did
where with Proprey could be given, The professional
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From the Mississipisn-
United States Senator.

Correspondence beceen the Governor and Col Jefferson
Dauis-Col Dayis accepts the office Of Sendtor-hrs
firm adhesion 10 the principles of democracy, embracing
justification Of the tcdr ruth Merico
With unalloyed satisfaction, we spread before the
country the correspondence between Gov. Brown and
Col Davis, relating to the Office of Senator in Congress
Col Davis accepts the office rendered him by the repre-
sentative OF the people, and refers to his course IN e
last Congress to show what may be expected OF nun IN
future With that course, his constituents and the cou
try familiar He entered Congress the advocate Oh
democratic measures, voted for the establishment ., @
independent treasury SYSTEM for the tarh OF ieo iJ on
nexaton and for the bill recognising the existence .,
with Mexico He will enter Congress tne SAINT a ." f
when he left to take command OF the hst ~
Mississippi volunteers-the uninchlng supporter VI e
well known principles of the democratic party, anu on
advocate of vigorous prosecution OF the Wal, JHc:ea
upon as by Merico, notwithstanding the masnahhIis'y
of our government This is all that could be asked OF
democratic senator from Mississippi touching inc great
questions of the times. Col Davis cuts himself loose
from the opponents of the in Mississippi who have
of late with fawning tattery sought to approach HIM
and appropriate his honors and popularity to their cause
He proclaims that the with Mexico has been forced
upon u.s. and in doing so, he fully ustes the admnlsa
ton in its prosecution of our just cause
With these remarks, perhaps superfuous, but which
we could not withhold after Witnessing the efforts OF the
whig press place Col Davis in false attitude, we sub
nit to readers the correspondence not doubling that
they will approve the tone of the letter OF the governor
and that the democracy of the State will peruse with de-
light the response OF their senator.
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Brilliant Lotteries for September.
d. PAINE 6g CO., sole Contractors and Managers
SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Glass AZ,
To be drawn September 10.
rs nImbers--l2 drawn ballots.