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The southern press., 1851-08-13

Manners AND CUsToNs oF THE LosposERs
The London correspondent ofthe Philadelphia In
qiriru thus alludes TO some of the customs OF the
people OF that city, which would be far more
honored in the breach than the observance
"The customs Of some Of the people Of the men
Of England as Goblet called it, are not such as
we would desire TO initiate. II is not unusual to
see men walking in the streets with ladies', and
putting the smoke OF most abominable tobacco in
TO the faces Of their fair companions. The weed
is not masticated with us, aud he who chews
IL not esteemed very highly, but cigar and pipe
smoking are common, and carried to great ex-
remes.-Sometimes on going into an eating house,
persons are met engaged in putting away at a rank
cigar or pipe, totally Indifferent to the tastes or
olfactoriss Of the company present.
Gin palaces abound. throughout the city, and
men and women resort 70 them in vast numbers.
They are generally provided with two entrances,
one for those who drink the liquor on the premi-
ses, the other for those who purchase in larger
quantities. The signs inform the public which is
the Jug entrance and which the common recep-
ton room, while the stranger who's curious in
such affairs, can learn that Mr.. Smith, Wine and
Spirit Merchant, they are all merchants,) is Ii
censed toese rum il doses from halfpenny
worth to gallon or more. Many women resort
to these dens, and Il is not unusual TO see them
drinking their half-and half with as much pus,o
as the most practised male topers. The class usu-
ally found there is not Of degraded persons, such
an we would expect to see, but those who have
preensions to respectabiIity in their sphere Of life,
and believe there is aristocracy and caste here
among beggars. Ale, or beer, as il is commonly
called, is the ordinary drink ofthe people. Wa
ter is not much used ms beverage, and the one
who calls for glass OF that fluid in an eating
house in London, is looked at with surprise. The
water used in the metropolis for domestic purpos-
es hasa bad taste, and it is reasonable TO conclude
that much Of the ale drinking results from. this
fact"
The southern press., 1851-08-13

When Coleridge was offered half-share in
these two newspapers, "Morning Post" and
"Courier," by which he could probably have
secured E200O year, he replied, II will no,
give up the country, and the lazy reading Of old
folios, for two thousand times two thousand
pounds; in short beyond fs6o year, con.
slider money az a real evil"
The southern press., 1851-08-13

aSPrRrrs DrscUsED."-Liquors in large quan
titles are still sent to the State of Maine, bu
the ardent is so well disguised that il defe,
even the lynx eyes Of the committee Of vigil
ance. The Boston Times says:
We know Of one house in this city where
quantity Of" dark Otard" (brandy) was pumped
into ten gallon keg--the keg then packed
with shavings in flour banel--the barrel headed
up, and marked "glass, this side up with care
IL went through safely, and was duly deyoured
The southern press., 1851-08-13

duck WoRK.-During the last FIRE in San Fran.
cisco, one OF the newspaper Offices being in danger.
double cylinder fast press was taken down, all,
the small parts, screws, bolts, &C., buried in a
barrel under ground, and other portions removed
outof danger. The press was in this situation at
5 o'clock in the afternoon, when the danger being
over, Messrs George Amerige and C. stedmsn, ).
two New York pressmem, took hold of ID with
their sleeves rolled up They got il in operation
again, and drove oath editions OF four Of the San
Francisco papers, which made their appearance
next morning as though nothing had occurred,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-03-05
Erin RIGHTS CAUSE IN
YAZOO.
SOUTHERN

We had not room last week to comment
upon the proceedings Of the Southern Rights
meeting, published in our last issue. The
meeting was small, but fully as large as we
expected, and composed ofthe leading men
from all parts Of the country, and who repre-.
SenCed public sentiment in their districts with
fairness and caudor From their representa-
ions we remain confident OF the success Of
the convention in Yazoo. This county was
the first to put the ball ia motion, and viii
be the last to lorsake it. The feeling ofre-
siStanca does not manifest itself in fiery out,
breaks, bat in a quiet, stubborn resolution
to submit no farther. Unless we are de-
ceived, the cost has been counted, and ESQ
luton taken; not to be altered BY the deceP.
tive calm which prevails in Congress, or tho
sickeniug senIimeutalily OF the submission
The next meeting will be helda Claib-
orneville in the lower end of the county; the
Hon. E. C. Wilkinson win address the meet
ing. We hope to meet upon that occasion,
full tvrn out Of our friends ia the lower end
OF the county, Of all parties. The reputation
Of the Speaker will, we know induce full
attendance. Their distance from the coun'
~ seat, dePrives them in a great measure
from participation in the political movement.
hare. ssoH
The first day Of the Circuit court Is 90.
lscted by the Association as a suitable time
TO nominate our candidates for the conven-
lion. It is early, but it j. easy then to gel
an expression of public sentimsnti as She pee
pie viii collect here from all portions Of The
county. A number Of distinguished names
have been used 10 connection with the i'm.
portnHt post. Ii is all important that candi.
dates SHOULD be selected with uhimpeacha,
4 Die characters, and persons capable Of pre-
senliDg The question fairly before The people
that tie election may be had upon the meF
It's OfIhe question, and not g. or upon som,
collateral point. There will Be two meet
lings between this and tue session th'
lCircuil court and ample time q ascertain
lhs direction Of public opinion. We havl
-lthe very best inaierial t. sslect from, and !
I've choose whig. asL hope wq may i !
llall important that We chooss one Wh9 Z
flb6pular win hisown paSi5. or 1t asst ssn
4 "a. H sasat
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-03-05

"A
i wUa Ave al q psi.d asct 4
The Il another sri objectioa y 4 &
bandlt The democratic Fly. A goroe
and 4 anizAd Opposi,iOA 10 tie Southern
Conranllon= will destroy lie moral elIscli
whereas ifil shOuld appear 70 be the upon.
.aneOus move Ofthe people, as il now prom
isos 70 be. we have much 70 hope, from is
effect upon public sentiment at the North.
4 will aasisiy- he NOrlhsrl people Chat We
are On earnest, Of which they seem n ne
way oOnvineed. There IL upslsmptasiSn
now fer ths submission. alias ltseaoil party,
lOf the safe, 70 form systematic Organiza>
lion ngaihst Us. II however, We should be-
so incOnsiderais, As to break up he demo-
lcralic party, we present The strongest pos,
Sibls temptation to the opposite party tO.0r,
-lpanias. Tie lore Of place and ptaader.
the BALI witted sniveIing cubs Of the demo-
eralie party; acluatod by pure magnani-
nous love Of'the Union, would attach hcm'
sslveslO. the wings. wilh,the hope Of being
rewarded for heir sreachery to their party
and ths south. Besides il we should put in
nomination, Tor high office any Of the noble
d spirits from the wing party, who have united
= with, or rathar led Us in the Southern
If cause. i would be regarded by their enemies
as bride, and would help to call in question
their sincerity and patriotism. i oa a
- The whole weight Of the 1characle
talent, and influence Of the great men {
I. The wing party. who are with Us upon th
|, Southern question, thrown in favor Of ID
convention will have most happy inauenc
ia PsrSuading both parties to unite upon til
convention, and II would be highly imprope
- for Us to weaken that influence, BY runnin
them for lucrative Offices, which have q
/. connection whatever with the SoutheE
Rights cause, with no other desire, than
manifest our confidence in, and esteem f
them. If there is one wing who have q
OF taehed himself to the resistance party for c
n fee or nOtorieiy, the soOnerhe leaves it Il
lg better, we neither want, nor need any sue
MS friends. II we cannot succeed without the
~ it would be no triumph, to do so wi
mt them. As we gaze upon our banner, fu
o. Iering msrrily in the breeze, it is our pr
OF and boast, that the gallant spirits muster
ny under its iOlda, are drawn there by The I'll
icy gle desire Ofdstsnding our rights, resOIv
a = . responsibilities and dangers shall
Do- theirs, the glory their cOuntry's.
ELL We hope, for the con3enliOn, old pa
to distinctions will not be known. Let viii
airy and democrats there stand shoulder to shO
der,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-03-05
n MORE vIarLAur Po11on NEEDED.

Complaints are made upon all hands, of
the imPeftihshce Of the negroes in town,
aud Of the dsptedations constantly being
cOmmittsdupon the foul yards, stUre rooms
&c, Of our citizens Many Of those incop,
vsninces might be rsmedied by q vigilant
police The subject has no doubt heEetos
fore engaged the attention Of the Board of
Seleotmen;l but the provisions made, If any
have proved inefficient, aud welItrnst they
will take the matter under consideration a
gnin6S provide, if possibe,a more efficient Po-
lice. The ringing of the nine o'clock bell,
iS,iniSnded asa signal for the negroes to
g6to their quarters, bu: it has CONTRARY
~. gfalit sa1e1 Ff a1ru,7 ' ..-a-Na
There are a number Of negroes in town,
WhOREe Aefrhsre by their masters under
tASeBaFgs Of gentlemen who lake no sort o.
Authority over them; they have grown i'm.
psFtinsnt aud corrupt themselves, and i
hsy5haVsonots soon will corrupt, all tn,
6Ihsrs. o. In3ia'0 n.ai .''. '.f
They cannot be induced to do piece o
Nsrk except .or two prices, and keep it
she way ofIhOss who will work. 1t woult
bS barely possible to endure their impelti
heneo and thieving, in case they mad
Themselves useful by their industry, but d,
reliance can. be had upon them even at sx
rofbitnnt DricoaJ t.f.. t.rF.. at .a.
iytt,no better plan can be adopted, it woul
% well 70 detail a certain number to pat
oi'tHe streets every night, taking eacl
male citizen Of certain age in town, an
II refuse 20 serve, let them pay I'm
large enough TO pay some one else to ssrv
iWtheiEsBl A persons convenience an
6dsihess engagements should not he cor
Sdlted, We are inclined to think that
small amount Of money expended to proteC
IOapSslvss from thieves and icendiaries.w oul
igiVsas much satisfaction. as a great de,
expended ia digging big bitches TO drow
laffog Level" We do not mean by tn
that Il ought MOTTO be drowned
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-03-05

,PRE1BRVE THE DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION
g,G A short time since we wrote an article
vnpoh the proprely and Importance Of pre-
stsgVing the democratic organization dis
ttinSt from the Southern Rights; the policy
Of which being questioned, by q number Of
.PEq9inent ard active members Of each o.
.dhNpattiOs we thought IL prudent before
,e6ayiHg anything more upon. che, subject, to
s.'t aud 4teefialh lhs sentiment 6f the demo-
h cratic party ppoR The subject. IA pursue
b aprs Ofthg, BRQo opsned a correspondence
Hlu,iihs6vorAt papers, distinguished for their
tddSgsilOa 10 yEsdsObiheru Rights cause. as
s9AtSjIil AZ 70 The democratic. The result 81
.-ihIs correspondence q highly favorable, 10
syth5ip1uueruuiiod ofihbSth organizations. The
7alWS paitlessafe entirely distinct, and may b
kdPt %, ~iih6dt prejudice to eithSr. ah4slr
'9mPl q, merge them viii create inSHile
bIe,''prPancs, Ihera are many very many
hapalliciie uhigr whoqwiil break ihtOug the
iranmslS ofo party and declare lor State
klghisl aRd we should nos % then the injus
hliiea'fpl igrre upon shsImu he support Ofihs
iaAnnoeTolc plauhrm nalsO. The suoeoss Fl
,ho Southern question: ID Ihis. s,nrsl a far
.iofsc1tr lana thar ihe mere ,riunph of.D.rlr.
q llflifggS ecandt lrnscostarv tot. -,.;,,.i.
e., would k6s h5SiiSlt 10 yasiiassa ~ 49,,
800 ~ aan ob5 ior 3; ahd i sball9 IS.
pear teiwee1 ihia ond lhs ilps iog thS,' Con-
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-03-05


Has nss occ red . tie 81 DC pub.
nc Tia h his mist are gays Pre-
ting Il / II Un hi Union The elo
rious b lon Ia he'd uss by ! reyol
|tionary lorslsIghers, 80. dc. md n0l
single word about iho Constitution And
yag Tue Union was founded up0n, rev ont
q iBlals a1sulkloGth onslilullonl And
he's L not further occurred 10 them, that the
Union e. II now exists Is not the Union
e b us ng gur Fgsaltti0narg1f oTa
/ lathers..n When the Constitution Il violated
1he ninn is-al an.eud, I'D sllsat d has been
volatep By the North 10 one viii deny;
hence the8 are perfectly dumb Is regards
1 thai instrunent.s This IA 3 most significant
! fact, and shows, conclusiyelY that they are
I. ready. % sacriace their constitutional rights
TO any kind Of Union. The Nprih. may think
Il proper % tenderl-We will not insult the
great Southern masses Of either party. with
the superstition that they will under any cir
! culpstauces. f'llow such an, unpatrioiic and
= cringine example. Give ua the Union o
q The Cqnslituldn-r.the only Union the pair
olismand self respect oflhe South ought Il
or will submit 10, and the terms. 'idisunion,
lists and ,tsfFs-eaters" will seen cease 10 BE-
) used-eYen IN party conflicts, All will b.
i UniJa men then,--at least all those Of ihs
) Suugh will bes Letthe people watch them
. and bot be dupsd and led astray By . gros
!. trick, and misapplieation Oi.ferms.
Z II Memphis Appeal.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-03-05

sAcRILEGE.-S Patrick sCatholicChurch
in Broadway, Baltimore, was entered on
the night Of the the 10th, evidently for the
purpose Of robbery, but without success.
Foied i'll their'expeciation OF booty, the
miscreants broke up a cruciix and delaced
the altar, - qs,as,sd &, .j
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-03-05

WpoeslLaltentiOn 10 the Nashville Man
ufacturing Company ~ The character of
their. agents in this place, Allen & Banks
dale is sufficient to insure satisfaction TO
any who may need anything in their line.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-03-05

% See the advertisement Of Veal &
Paterson. TheyRFo modest, polite and az
tsnlivo, and We have no doubs, cas-. leOme as
near making men, as tailOTS are generally
said 10 do. ;sas biita'd"om sa. hn}
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-03-05
N oti0e.
The State Of Miss5ssissippi 3

Tie State Of lLlSsSSS1SSt2.pe - eu' a sNoiE
ssao.o Yazo5 Coaastg ~ 70 as.isuss1e
Probate Court, Kaz0o eountys FebfuaER'
Term. 1851 Is - - hasisssa = 7sHaI1 sa.4l
To Allipersons interested in the lanastepe4.
ments aud Embellishments of aIahL Wlllison de-l
ceasee. -as. o. kn-s5 gsr Isl q
you are hereby cited to be ard appear be-,
- fore the Probate court of Yazoo county ~
the courthouse thereof on tie 4th Monday ID
April next then and there to answet the petI1i
.tion of E G Wilkinson administrator de bonis
non Ofthe estdte Of said idecedenE fer sales of
.saidslaids 8enen1ents an dshessdiEbmantadA seEiz
bed in said petition a. west .halfof section q
in l. II range 4 west--Ts wquaEteE Of sectlon
81 in e Is Of range I west and . e quarter of
section ], In town IL range 2 west, lying, hes
ing and situate il said county of Yazoo FOR tie
payment Of the debts of said intestine his per!
sonal estate being represented Insufficient and
10 show cause If any you can why 50 indeh Of
said lands teheinehts and hereditaIhenss should
not be sold as viii sufficient to pay the resi-
due of the debts of said sdecedent.sr sf11rthsf
to do andsaffer. suck things as shah beconsiday
cred aldNTdefed inlths premises by the eouEt
81 oEeSalds1 bsaf3rssa1 xsaigs + sp,ff "a IS hnr
Il Is further ordered that publ cation of tbs
citation, be made in the $ azoo Democrat. for
8 weeks successfvejv. sf'.9s4 Sii5 9 Iif31tafl
C.a1-11l Witness tie Hon Geo b Wilkinson
I'll S Judge of the IPf6bate .confp Of w
re 81 zoo couatyithei lll5nda5a Ii .F5bru
~ aFy 1851 Il ahd9ie seal 1bfAaideart
Issued the Sd daydf MaHeh 1s51l s1of1 C.
- . Ilsl a4se j JAAfRS 9HsiRELLa Gl'ilsV
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-03-05

rs further Nofthf bit -
!. =. - MINI ery numerous and lolio~. =.
600 8lj nos take copy g 'AS
z - \. 80 assel las been very fasof,o.s
80 - - ii she Arctic Ocean, pas
80 =. ! OF eax. csnizlls
49,. 800, l..;,ud.s saw nofiae ~ J.
ships boats Of tie ekpe 49, - -. II
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-03-05

or The river Il rising very fast. and
vsEsliods aapPrsIehsiOns that we may have
very high water, L. i rising at the rate Of
four inches in twenty. four hours. 4D
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-03-05

81 II n rs unfotldna s. pf il
10 Iami LIS We eve i ~
u nissie ase nds lhs ore p Adu
cd and ahusS I'D aanou Jed q 81 Drs.
There isnol 4 claaa .ol nan u che conladag.
acy who entertain higher regard Cor lhe
Union 81 the constitution than the miscalled
traitors. Bat the Union We ore likely q
havslia iHs 1auFs isanips uT1sll 1
would moi give ! lig ior.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-03-05
80 g0l.l q.

YaI00 County,.
Probate ec1rt, FebrpaIY eI4n r $.
To eli persons fnterss ted I'D Tie lands tene-s.
nene5 Embellishments &c Cfchatl g leader s
son deceased; =. .r
j laforeiths Pfobate court of Z 900 county on
the 4th Monday in Nay next g the court
house in said county then aud there 10 show
anse re any poa acanIWi1ya an order should net
be made for. the gale Of the following DESERT
bed landslyfng and being insthe county al6fet
said 10. wit--one halfinpeFest In the 1sllgelIne
80 and W Of Of 81 town Strange ] ives
S WI ofsw 3 e ! .ofssW ! 81 ofsse avid
W & agd.n w Of secioH1 9Yn W and ~
of a e 4 Of section 30 !, taWn II ,FaDRe 1ss1E
lots and of section u, LOT 8 &c 1919
LOT 8af section "a, town Is range z ssesss
Of s . ! eftsecfion.I4 town 21Fngga
10Y a Rap grest n tiJ fJldaing de5efl
bed lands:z1wI4 of d b Il ogseetieh - tONa
is range west, W ofn ande ofnW4
Of section s, n e / OF s W OF section IL town
u raf5Se east n q Z of h " of section 3
town b range 1seasty W. fn " 4of seeti0naa
81. town II fangs2 west e. Of o " end ena
i of sectionsle tgRn 9sEaBge 3Iwes4 ne Of
d ofHectipn- q town II Eange Saests anes1q
ofAeeuOn, ~. a. ed ands 3 i Of g Sc GID
town lS rauge cas-, lots 54 end sS29 49,
- y -
Il Whole interest in the following described- /,
llands:-w OFFS " 1 Of soeti0n. is, ne cfS =
W Of section IA, sW & Of niw of section 81 =
town 10 range 3@est,fw 1ofasse 4ofssetlon -
%, e ] of I Of section - stswH1K range 20
west; east3 Of NV aud Nv ! ofsqW4 oflsee1 i
ton % town. ID range ! east, " 1sfanyW.4 OIL
section town IL range j east, an undivided n
moiety of 26 acres of land lying in the north
end ofe ! of s I of section % town 12srange
10 west bounded on the south BY the toad lead
ing from Yazoo city to sBenton, the 3 q ana 81
W 4 arle W 4of n Z Of section I town lice
rage Q west and an undivided = interest insb
! S 1ofs / and 81 OFFS ofisaotion 34ls
town 12Fange 2 west, also lot pumbeE ~ IN
Yazoo eityi and further e do end suffer speh ~
things as shall be eonsi9 ed AMI ordered By
our colFt in the PIE nises d. il il further order
led thatthis citation be published in t1e - a.
zoo Democrat for rile space orc weeks = sA.io2
(1~~SlN Witness tie Hon. q. B. Wilkinson
Ills. + of the p fooate Court Of Yez0oCouas1
; toS ty aud seal ofsaid Court. ssaeg7o $40
J, Issued tie Sd day Of march A D 1851 ssa4
Is ~ 100 IA Mes L. BEhLs elk adI
: Yazoo City March 5-Is514 2m-ssss2a. ! Il
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-03-05

"Halloo!.' cried the eaptanlof fast stea.
Iuler at a9wood- yard, between this city. and
LouisyilIe--"has the Telegraph passed
here?'
II don't know, canting, was the response,
How long have Yon, been here?
: About three hours sir. -
'..And no boat, as L seed, bat thege was 9
streaE ee IRE went llsitasg up 8 while ago
shaking the channel. aud makiligs the darn
dest racket You ever did heard, IN
Com. f,.-s.z.s
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-03-05

THE WEATERR,-Ws have bad lorlihs
laSi week or ten days, some very'eOld wealth
or, which'%S Qissl more, from having had
some VorJ warm pleasant weather.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-03-05

~ Thanks to friend Hogan Of the W.
G.. Campbell lioFr ii, uuniEofm klndRSss u
furnishing psl wiah late PaPers,v sa bros
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-03-05

DoN'T Many Cous1Ns.-The superior
deut of the Insane Hospital at Indianapo.
lis, in a long and interesting report of its
condition, worry Justly says:
The intermarrying Of relatives is cause
Of degeneracy of both mind and body, and
tends directly to insanity. In several IN
stances. that have come to our notice during
the past year, more than one member Of
the same family have become insane. There
are in the hospital, at this time, two sis
ters irom one family. and brother and q
sitter from another. We have also as is
rarely the case, a husband ana his wife as
patients in the institution; bu. neither 81
the last mentioned cases, so far as | can
learn, suffer from hereditary faint. The
husband became insane froIn--. and the
wife from anxfet1 and loss Of sleep in tile
care other afflicted family during the ear
~ period Of the husbands insanity.
81 u i III
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-03-05
EM1eRATroN OF MoRnoNs.-The Liver

EMIGRATIoN OF MoRnow.-The Liver
pool Mercury Of the 10Th instant says:
ION Monday last the Ellen sailed from
this port for New Orleans, having on board
446 emigrants, or their way to the Mormon
settlement IN the valley Of The Great Salt
Lake. The emigrants were from ali parts
OF Engiand-flteen miles coming from Shell
field alono, A second ship, the George
William Blown, il also ready 10 sail, with
about go emigrants Of The same persuasion
aud for the same destination; whilst another
vessel, the Ellen Maria, has been laid on to
sail on The 29th instant. Me- Orson Pratt,
the head Of the sect, and who is an emigra-
ton agent in this town, and will take bis
passage by this. This emigration is Of q
most extraordinary and romantic character
the subsequent journey would appel the
stoutes: heart, not upheld By religious IervoI
of fanaticism. The poor emigrants from
New Orleans proceed up the river as far a.
Council Bluff, nine hundred miles north 0
st. Louis. They VIII there prepare for tbs
overland journey across the plain 10 tbs
Salt Lake Valley. distance or ono lhousane
miles, which has to be performed in wagons
and their journey lies across tract ofcoun
try almost entirely destitute OF heritage"
/
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-03-05

= - SIS 8hB3# I'LL ~ ~ "a sA1sE
~ HE SEARCH FOR, Sra Y oIINa ERAANKEE.FSs
We have. been favored with an extFae'
from The log of The French whaleF Gen !
Teste, Rossiter, iof aVaich sthe5fOllowiag IS
agtraaBlaiion:hsss edl ii Yssi eaail51sFu i
i 18th August 1e5e.-7I.ata 71adegt 23
min, N, long! $50 deg j 2 lminaAVs. nerl-
dian Of Rarfss allow point ofllaild, Point
Barrow, bearing Els. E.ssoundsdsWith d
60Iathom line1 bit faand NO botlomr1no
ice insight. ssafts BIS
18th, Mon an the same long. nlat. Il 1
DEF, 10 min. Mp passed several pieces
sof ice. Poina barrow. II ghtsWfthsevefy
slaeilitvfor getting round & alaass..ils,
81 81 lstz I.al q q degs5l mins = aud loag,
ice tleg mini ;snTKopnded BY ice II
every directlon from off thealapd. and i
sssotfn eurreslt esetting the ship q g..
obIiesa % carry sail night and day get
fpxtiler scIths sallIhslplenty of Polar whales
.iga light. 1aasaIa
sept n Anchored near Chamisco. is.
lar kotzebue's Souuli follaa there : large
icIinker hRilt boat. belonging q ii !.
ship PlogeF an6 aiestiops A ahe Island.
by eignalI EseFaa for The pgKpqse.
Ahota ssene were hnrled "a fhe 23d
81 euai EEL eo6f 4 dec
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-03-05

= 4 lazy fellow once declared. in atPu5lie
company, that he. could moi find bread fol, the
family, Nor |" replied an, industrious. me,
chanic, Il am obliged to work for i, " 49, 81
10 We call the attention Of Merchants
and Painters 10 the advertisement Of R.
&c. Clark & Go. Of St. Louis. Mannfactu.
res of White Lead Oil &c. We have
the assurance of persons, resident in this
place and acquainted with the Company
that they are refble and worthy OF pat
ronage. We commend them to the favor
able notice Of our friends.