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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

ROPER e. MURRAY, UNDER.
~0 TAKERS, Governor street, between
Main and Franklin. re 28-1y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

TAMEs BR0ADRICK & CO., practical
y BLACKSMlTHS, between the Danviiie Rail-
road Depot and HaxalPs Mills-all sorts Of con.
tractors tools made to order, such Picks, Jump
ers Churn Drills, Hand Drills, Hand Hammers,
st riking Hammers, and every tool used by con-
tractors.
All sorts of Wagon work, Horse-shoeing, and
everything in the Blacksmith line. Ali work done
by US, will be warranted equal to any done else.
where. sp 23-3m
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DALM sOAP.-5 csaes pure Palm Soap, q
l. very Superior article on hand and for sale By
ap23 GA STRECKER.
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The New Orleans papers, by an arrival at
thai city, have the city Of Mexico papers to
the 2ad inst, and Vera Cruz dates to the 9th.
Tbs announcement Of tho arrival Of Santa
Anna was notreceived 80 coldly at Mexico as
had been previously represented. Itwas cele.
brated BY the firing Of cannon, ringing Of bells,
and other demonstrations.
Al Vera Cruz, Santa Anna was entertained
with banquet on the Sd. He was toasted and
extolled in the most extravagant Manner
den. Woll capped the climax by chasing him
with Alcibiades and Cncinnatus. No allu-
sion was made to the american mar' Santa
| Annals toast was
"Under the shadow of the Mexican flag
may there be but one cry Independence or
DEATH"
The Mexican papers are already framing
Cabinet for Santa Anna. The Libertado OF
Puebla gives the following: Don Jose Ma
ria Tcrnel, Foreign Affairs Jose Ramon Pa
checo, Justice; Antonio de Haro y Tamariz,
Treasury Gen. LON bardini, War.
The Marquis of Rivera, the new Spanish
Minister, arrived at Vera Cruz on the same
steamer with Santa Anna.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs has intima-
ted that the treaty of neu nalily, arranged by
Seniors I ornel and Castillo LANES, has been
| ratified by the President. and compliments
those gentlemen for the ability they displayed
MIR. Falconnet had been arrested under the
| accusation of bribery and malfeasance in re-
| mittingsthe fragments received by him from
the treasury for &C count of the English credi'
| tors. The creditors now demand the $50, ooO
which he says he paid as brides. The charge
| of bribery is now said TO Re well founded
but that it was not deputies that were pur
chased, but high officials, one OF whom is said
to have received $32 900 for his share. The
allusion is evidently to General Arista. The
papers call upon him to come forward and ex.
plain.
Letters from Mazetlan, of the 2lst March,
confirm the rumor of projected invasion Of
Sonora by the Count Raousset, who is said
TO have raised body of more than one thou
sand men,
Senior Traconis has been named by the Go
vernment to take command of the troops IN
Sonora to meet him.
The civil war in Oaiaca had involved the
State of Chiapas also, and blood had been
shed. The Indians were defeated by some
troops from the latter State.
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HYDRANT HOSE.-A tut supply with
IL Couplings, just received by Express, for
saleby
ap 50 WILLIAMS BROTHER.
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T ONDON PORTER.-20 casks-plnts and
Ia quarts-in store, for sale by
ap23 WILLIAMS e. BROTHER.
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uARTsHORN.-500 lbs Hartshorn, just to
Ill hand and for sale cheap, by
ap23 D A STRECKER.
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an BITTER ALMONDs.-60 lbs prime
" OF Bitter Almonds just to hand, for sale al Eew
York prices by
ap % GA STRECKER
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~ : ATTENTION, LIST COMPANY, LIST
r BATTALION, 10Th REGIMENT Va. MILL.
hi TIA.-The regular Spring Muster of this Com.
~ pany will take place In front OF Centenary
Church. ON Grace street. at Al O'Clock This AZ.
ap a-lt. sAML T BAYLY, Captain.
DERAGE DsLAINEs.--Anoiher Ioi OF those
ID cheap Berags Del aines, received this morn.
ing By Adams 4 Cos Express.
sp23 m HART T. MOSES.
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REGIMENTAL UNIFORMS AND BANDs.-The
New York Tribune states that of the fourteen
regiments of the first division Of that city, six
have adopted regimental uniforms and the
disposition is to abandon the distinctive uni.
forms Of companies altogether. The idea is a
good one. The regimental uniform will in.
spire greater degree of esprit de corps, make
better soldiers, and make them slide easier in.
to the active duties of state of war.
Another good suggestion of the Tribune 3
is, to form regimental bands, and concentrate
the funds employed in the support of company
bands upon efficient regimental bands. In
this way there will be better discipline, better
| order, and better music. Whether the same
argument will apply to places with more
limited military force than New York, we can.
not say. But we like the suggestion very
much.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-The Rev
ONA Mr. CASE will lecture ON tomorrow,
Sunday evening, at i o'clock, at the Universalst
Church. on Mayo street Subject-The Popular
He'll, unscriptural end of heather origin. The
public respectfully invited to attend
T AUCTION CARD.-Attentsn Is sellcl-
TED TO our sale this morning at IL O'Clock.
sp23 ALEX MOTT g. CO, Aucts
8, 49, Building Lots at AucIi0n.-At.
~ tention is called to the sale of most
valuable real estate opposite the old Market 18th
street. by JAMES M. TAYLOR, on Tuesday next,
at o'clock. See auction head BID 23-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

COFFEE sUGARs.-200 bbls New YORK Cot
" fee Sugars; for sale by
ap2 DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

WHO DlgTK1cT CoNvKE7foN. @This Con-
vsntion assembled in Odd Fellows Hall a 4
o'cIoct. r. H., yesterday.
On motion, Major A. 8. woodbridge, Of
Cheslsrfeld county, was elected President,
and 7. R. Thompson, Esq. Secretary OF the
Convention.
The Secretary then read a list of the dsle-
gates present from the counties in the district,
viz Chesterfield, Hanover, Henrico, Louisa
and Richmond City. Goochiand, King vii
liam and Caroline. the remaining counties,
were not represented. a
About GO out Of the delegates elected from
the different counties were in attendance.
On motion Of George N. johnson, q scale
of voting was adopted, giving each delegation
one vote for every 100 Wing votes, and one
70 te for every fraction of 48 and over given in
their county or city at the last Presidential
election.
This scale gave Caroline votes, Chester
field 4, Goochland 2, Hanover 5, Louisa A.
Richmond City 10, King William l, Henrico 6.
A committee of nomination Of from Rich
mond, and 3 from each county, was then
elected.
The committee then retired TO deliberate,
and during their absence, John B. Hill, Esq,
of Buckingham county, addressed the Con.
vention.
We would here remark that after the scale
of voting was adopted and when the Conven'
ton was about to proceed to elect committee
of nomination, Mr.. E. Farrar put in noinina.
ton Clayton 6. Coleman, of Louisa county.
The election of the commit tee, however, sci
aside this nominations
The committee reported. that there had been
cast-for Clayton G. Coleman, 9 votes; Mar.
maduke johnson, 9; John Minor Bolts, 8.
On motion of Dir. Christian, Clayton G.
Coleman was unanimously nominated the
Wing candidate for Congress- from this district.
A committee was then appointed to apprise
MIR. Coleman of his nomination, and soon after
retal ned with the nominee. Mr.. C. responded,
| amid loud cheers, in acceptance of his nsmi-
nation. After which, at half past O'Clock,
the Convention adj burned sine die.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

CHINGLES.-A lot Pine Shin gies ior safe low
~ to close a consignment, by
ap23 JNO. w. WRIGHT, Dock Wharf.
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nATs.-ls0 bales Oats daily expected TO arrive
" for sale from the wharf
ao23 JNO. w. WRIGHT, Dock Wharf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

0000 GRAIN BAGS. OF superior and
&OOO second quality, in store and for sale by
ap23 WILLIAMS e. BROTHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

III VACCINE AGENCY.-Dr. A. e.
Petfc0las, Vaccine Agent, at Richmond, is
prepared to supply virus with directions for its USE
to all who apply either by post or otherwise
DR.. PETlCOLAS' Office ia in the basement of
his residence, corner of Broad ana Mayo streets.
When not necessarily absent, he may be found
there at all hours, day and night.
an 2l-Iu&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOT far sale on
Ia 9Th street, nearly opposite "Milrs" City
Springs having 80 feet front by 100 in depth to
alley. This is considered one of the most desirable
lots in the vicinity. liberal credit vii be given.
Title indisputable
ap 23-3t+ w GODDlE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

nj PIP Z Il AND PERIUDICAL
formed that the Periodical and Newspaper business
formerly conducted by Mr. Thos II Gresham, at
1904 Broad ST. win be carried on in al is branches
by WIN BEATTY, Tontine House, l72 Main
street. He would earnestly solicit the patronage
of the public and trade generally.
WIN H BEATTY.
ap 23-1t+ I72 Main street, Tontine House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23
SPLENDID PIANO FORTEs.

D RIDGEWATER PAINT, dry ard ground
ID in oil-Wood, Brick and Iron Buildings, Steam
and Canal Boats, Railroad Cars, &c, or for all
kinds of work above and under water. Perfectly
spark and cnder proof on roofs of houses and decks
of steamers, railroad and other bridges, 81 lower
prices than any other fire or weather proof Paint
For sale sy PURCELL, LADD d. CO.,
ap % Druggists, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

INEAs.-500 packages Green and Black Teas
IL comprising various qualities, at low prices, e
close sales, by
ap % DAVENPORT. ALLEN a. co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

TO CARPENTERS, BUILDERS, &c
L The subscriber has just fitted up steam en-.
CINE for the propulsion of Saws, with which he
proposes to saw Stats and Pannel Stuff and square
Posts In the most accurate and expeditions man.
ner, and ON the most reasonable terms. His shop
lie located on Brooke Avenue at the corner of Mar
shall street.
ap 23-3m JOHN L KELLEY.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-02

Arrive al Genesso by 3pm;
Leave Gencseo every day except Sunday ct IL m,
Arrive at Cansndaigua by 81 m.
1861 From Canan.iaigua by Centreed East Bloomfield
Tsylov'lIe. West Bloomfield, North Bloomfield
IIoneoye Falls, Ess, Rush, and West Rosh, TO Gale
donis, 80 miles and back, six times a week.
Leave Canandaieua daily except Sunday at sami
Arrive at CaleJonia by %
Leave Caledonia daily except Sunday at 10 mi
Arrive at Cauandsiaua by IL an
Bids by dlsten, schedule from the foregoing
will be considered.
1869 From Fishers by Mendon and Mendon Centre, TO
Honeoye Falls, II miles and back, six times week
Leave Fishers daily except Sunday nj p m;
Arrive at Honeoye Falls by Jpn;
Leave Horeoyc Falls daily except Sunday at i m ;
Arrive at Fishers by 2 p m
1863 From Rochester by Greece, West Greece, Parma,
East Cln,kson, Csrksop, Murray. East Gaines,
Gaines. West Gaines, Oak Orchard, Ridsewsy,
Jeddo, Johnsons Greek, Hsrtland. and Wrights
Corners 10 Iockpori, 81 miles and back. six times
week.
Leave Rochester daily except Sunday a, % am;
Arrive al Iockport by II tpm;
Leave Lockport daily except Sunday al an;
Arrive at Rochester by pm.
1854 From chester Spcncerpor, Adamss Basin Brock
port, Holcy, Halliburton. Hindsbursh. Albion, E.sle
Horbor, Kno wcsvilIe, Medins, Shelby Basin. Mid
depor Reynoldss Bs.in. Gasport, Orsngeport Lock
port, pekn, and Suspension Bridge to niagara Falls,
10 miles and back, twelve tines week
Leave Rochester daily except Sunday NJ a m and
Auve at Niagara Pals by i0I and 81 pm,
Leave Niagara Falls daily except Sunday At a m and
l05 ans
Arrive at Rochester by IO5 and II IN.
1900 From Rochester, by landlords Landing, to Charlotte
miles and back times week
l,eavs Rochester every day EXCEPT Sunday al II am
Arrive at Charlotte by pm;
Leave Charlotte every day except Sunday At g m
Arrive at Rochester by 81 a m.
1885 From Rochester, by IVES, Webster Webster Onss-
RIO, Williamson. sodos Alton, Port Glasgow, and
Huron, TO Wocott Is mile. and back, three times .
week.
Leave Rochester every Tuesday Thur.dsy. and sstnr-
day at tam,
Arrive At Wocot by pm;
Leave Wocot every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri.
dsy Mt IL m,
Arrive at Rochester by II pm
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1876 From Cort and Village by McGrawsvie Scion, Gin
cinna,us, Taylor, Pitcher, Pitcher Springs, Phsr-
saiia, East Phsrsalis, and Preston. to Norwich, Al
m,cs and back, three times a wcck, with three addi-
tonoi weekly tip. to McGawsvilis.
Leave Coitlsndt Village Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays at 8 am;
Arrive a Norwich by 81 m
leave Norw oh Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Arrive at Cortlandt Village by 51pm,
Leave Cortlsndt Village Tuesdays, Thursdsys, and
Satotdsys at 3 m;
Arrive McGrawsvle by D m;
Leave Mcjfswssille Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat
urdays nj p m, ls
Arrive at Conandt Village BY @ pm
1877 From Corlsndt Village, by McGra ~svie Frecown
Corners, and Eas. Free,own, to Texas Valley 10
miles and back, three times q week.
Leave cor'lnndt Village every Tuesday, Thursday.
and Saturday at m;
Arrive Texas Valley by r pm;
Leave re1as Valley every Tuesday. Thursday, and
Saturday at z am,
Arrive at Cor,lsnjt Village by IL m.
1878 From De- Ruyler. by OF e smyrna sherburne and
Columbus, to New Berlin, "a miles and back three
times week to sherburne, and six time, . week the
residue.
Friday at am;
Arrive at Sherburne by IL m;
Leave sherbarne every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday at IL
Arrive at DE Ruyter BY pm;
Leave New Berlin daily except Sunday st2pm
Arrive at Sherbornc Nv s m;
Leave Shebuns daily rcett Sunday al 9 am,
Arrive AT New Berlin by IN
1879 From De uyter by Linkl,sn Union Valley. Pitcher
Taylor, Cincinnatus, Wilisu, aud Upper Isc, To
Whneys Point 30 miles snd back, six tinss a week.
Leave De Ruyter daily except Sunday at 4 pm;
Arrive a, Whney's Pon, BY . m next days;
Leave Whney's Point daily except Sunday at sami
Arrive AZ De- Ruytsr by y Same days
1890 From DE Ruyter by Norh Lipkleep, South Osslc,
Plymouth, and South Plymouth, to Norwich. 30 miles
and back, ONCE week. with I'd weekly tnp. Between
ri, mouth and Norwich
Leave DE Ruyter every Thursday hsm
Arrive at Norwich by pm;
Leave Norwich every Wedoesjay at sans
Arrive al De Ruyter by SPINS
Leave Norwich every Mondsy at So m,
Arrive nj Plymouth by 10 am
Leave Plym nth every Monday Al ! ana;
Arrive at Norwich BY p m.
,asI From Oxford. by Gu'lford Guiord Centre Mount
Upton, and Buttsrnus, to Norris I6 mile. and back
three times week
Lesve Oxford every Monday, Wednesday. and Friday
s6am;
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III
a30 From Oean, by PortvIe, Ceres, Little Gsnesee Bo
hvar, Richburg, Wirt and Nile, 10 Friendship, 80
miles and back, ,iwcskly
Leave olesn Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at
Arrive at Friendship by pms,
Leave Friendship Tuesday,, Thursdays and ssiur-
days at cans,
Arrive al Olean by 3 p m.
1891 From Cuba, by Rawson, RushforJ, Farview Free.
dom, ssndusky. and China. to Yorkshire, 80 mile.
and back, SIX times a week.
Leave Cuba daily except Sunday at am;
Arrive at Yorkshire by pm;
Leave Yorkshire daily except Sunday at q amt;
Arrive at Cuba by m.
332 From Cuba, by Black Creek and Rockville to Bel
fast, "a miles and back Twice week.
Leave Cubs every Tuesday and Friday at
Arrive at Belfast by an;
Leave Belfast every Tuesday and Friday at 10
Arrive At Cuba by pm.
1898 From Coba, by West Carksvle and Yves, Genesee,
to Portv,Ile, i6 miles and back, week.
Leave Cuba every Thursday at 8 AMI,
Arrive at Porvile by Cams
Leave Pouvile evev Thursday at 80 am;
Arrive Al Cuba by IA m.
1884 From Belvidere by Transi, Bridge, Belfast, Oame
and Caoesdes, to Rushfod, 20 miles and back, sir
timesa week.
Leave BeI,idere daily except Sunday at 3 ami
Arrive at Rnsbford by 8 mi
Leave Rushford daily except Sunday al am,
Arrive Of Bevidere by p m.
1895 From Belvdere by Angelica, Allen, Grove, Hunts
Hollow, Oakland, Nunds, Brooks Grove, Ridge,
and Mount Norris to Geneseo, As miles and back,
s'1 times week half the trips to go by Allen Cen
tire. Short Tract, and Granger emitting Allen and
Grove
Leave Bcvidcre daily except Sunday at pm;
Arrive a, Nunda by spm;
Leave Nunda daily ercep, Sunday at smi
Arrive at G~neseo by ans;
Leave Geneseo daily except Sunday AT 81 pm;
Arrive at Nunda by bpm,
Leave Nunda daily except Sunday al am,
Arrive Al Belv'dere by IL m.
1896 From Wesvile, by Hasport, WhitesviIe, Spring
Mile, Bingham, Pa Whites Corners, Harrison Val
ley. WesfeIJ. Knoxville, Ekland. and Nelson, to
Lawrenceville, So miles and back, twice week. with
two additional weekly trips 10 WhisesviIe.
Leave WellsviIIe Mondays and Thursdays al m
Arrive At LawrencevIIc by 10 pert days,
Leave La~rencsv'lle Tuesdays and Fridays at p m
Arrive at WellsvilIc next dsysby Bpm,
Leave WeIlsvle Wednesdays sod Saturdays at
am; Mfs
Arrive nj Wbitesville ty 10 M
Leave WhitesvilIe Wednesdays snd Saturdays Al
l1ms
Arrive nj Well.vlle by 3 p m. sE8#
1897 From Bums by Doy's Corners, to DsnsviIle, 81
mos and back. sir times week.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-02

ed. knew that The elevation of one 81 tie
leaders Of the Secession party III this State
Il TO II seat in the President's Cabinet had
greatly discouraged the friends Of the I'm
ion, and inspiriled our adversarics Iknew
that We should have to encounter The full
force 81 Executive patronage 30 far 81 least
as a single Cabinet officer pigh be allowed
by an honest but too csnfding Chief Mag
Iistrate % WELD i. for orr overthrow was
aware 81 all this. ] did not complain.
did not deem IL becoming % doso Imadc
all liberal allowance f0r a President but
newly elected; who was perhaps bul imper-
fecily acquainted with he condition of az
fairs ii our own State; and who / knew
would inevitably become the recipient of
many erroneous statements both IS 10 men
anu things in Mississippi and did what
could TO get along quietly in tie fierce strug-
Il gle which was before me, notwithstanding
the impediments which had been 50 unex
pectedly cast in my way There vas still
reason 70 hope, that, as our opponents had
openly refused to endorse certain vital por-
tons Of the Presidents Inaugural, ard had
even in their May Convention formally and
deliberately repudiated the same, we, who
boldly stood by every paragraph, sentence,
line, principle, opinion, and sentiment, loi
that admirable address, might yet have ne
good fortune to triumph over our insidiots
foes And so we would have done. undoub,
eddy, as you, fellow citizens, well know, bII
for the unexpected intrusion upon the can
vass OF a wholly tmpertifem issue, / allude
now of course to the issue Of The Union
Bank bonds, J by means of which the IN
suspecting voters of the State, under the
dread Of immediate and grinding taxation,
were induced to cast their votes in sufficient
numbers against candidates favorable to my
pretensions, (and who on various grounds
stood charged with being friends to the car
ily payment Of the bonds in question, to
render my election 10 the United States
Senate, by the approaching Legislature, a
thing next to impossible.
Ofyou, fellow.citizens, / shall never com
plain. Upon your conduct in the late cleo
ton | have no reproaches to cast. Two
years ago, you sent majority OF twenty
| six members to your State Legislature,
pledged to aid in my reelection 10 the Ma
tional Senate. In defiance Of your clearly
expressed will, ia contempt OF The plaiB 81.
QUESTIONS az the eonsiifut;on md thetaw, q
majority 81 you .dts ne resolved to
postpone tie eli On of United States Sen
abor for ste.faIl period Of two years. in or
der that through BE fundamentally ofex.
pedients to which / feel assured no truly
high-minded statesman has ever yet lent hi.
temporary sanction. my defeat might at las
be accomplished. and unmer.ted discredit be
thus cast upon those sacred principles FOL
which have so long ana zealously contend
ed. Whether there be anything in sueh Z
vict ~, achieved by such means, upon which
to congratulate honest men, and patriot.
National Democrats, shall cheeriully leave
to others to decide. AMI with sentiments
Iof affeefionate sympathy and regard,
have the honersio be.
Your friend and fellew- citizen
II. S. F0OTE.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-02

Poisoning. Thousands Of parents who
use Vermifuge composed Of Castor OIL. Calo-
mel. &c, are not aware that, while they appear
to benefit the patient they are actually iayHg
the Foundations for series OF diseases, such as
salvation, loss Of sight, weakness of limbs, &C.
In another column VII be found the adver-
tisement Of Hobensack's Medicines, to which
we ask the attention or all directly interested
IN their own as well as their children's health.
In Liver Complaints and all disorders arising
Liver Pills.
&c. Be not dscetped," bat ask for Hoben-
sacks Worn Syrup and Liver Pills, and OBJ
serve that each has the signature If the Pro-
prietor ]. d HoBENsAcK, as none else are cen
uine.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-02
Indi nation Meeting

The merchants Of New York city held 4
meeting 8 few weeks since, expressive q
their Indignation at the removal Of Collector
Bronson. It vas largely attended, and their
condemnation expressed il no measured
terms. a certain Mr. Phillips attempted to
oppose the action Of the meeting, but vas
responded to with cries Of g al him down
Turn him al eDoun With him, :
until he had to gre up. Hearty cheers
we're given. for Bronson in the most enthusi-
astic manner a series Of resolutions we're
adopted. declaring that the removal Of ex-
Collector Bronson upon he ground Of DIFF
ference of opinion With ths Secretary O the
Treasury, upon question Of State Canal
policy. 81 upon slavery q anti-slaYery, Is
ia practice, destructive 81 he best interests
81 commerce and trade. and ID principle
tyrannous. and snbyersiee Of tie rights and
pferogaiions d hs States 81 shis Union;
that II IS al acs s. usuTpation worthy % 8
potion md deserving only u the ms
aaalits condemnation u 81 free citizens;
and twas les fea s tie resolutions adop-
ted by The meeting Be Iaid bsfoie lie Presi-
dent and before Congre sn i assem-
bles Thus the Admin Ids re-
buksd by public meeting, numbering
nany 81 the who were forme ils
tliends
Oil Is abo Inprsonr SIS
hss been introduced il Csc lower house d lie
ussgia i ldtdra
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-02
Silver Wore.

III Mac laFgesi and mosi bcaudinl ttock ever
brought 70 this market, consisting IN part Of
!, Sets, Waiters,Cnps Pitchers, Gobets;Spoon,,
Knives and Forks, Ladies, &c. etc, which viii
oe soid % New York princes; also, splendid lot
aud Walters.
Psrsens wishing fha above articles would do
wei % look 81 orr sock before purchasing flse-
where. DOWNING MOODY y. ~.
FicAsbn1g dee. e53. oilil
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-02
A CARD

To correct false impression which pre-
walls in the minds ofmany persons in the
country. and TO correct nisrepresentations
of others, the undersigned praciicing phys
sicians, in Yazoo City, declare that the late
epidemic has ceased; and thatthe Town was
never more healthy, al this season Of the
year. We would state. for the satisfaction
OF such parsons in the county,, who, either
from inclination or business, wish to visit
Yazoo Ctty that they may do 80 with the
most peffeei safety.
w. ]. I4EAKF, il. W. RARNETT,
II. b. KIDD, 81 BlASII r..
]. r. BARNETI
Yazoo City, Dec. 2,