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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.


TOUR O'CLOCK LINE for HUDSON and INTER
/ NEDIATE LANDING The splendid steamer SOUTH AMER.
CA and COLUMBIA viii leave foot Of HAson@ every Aternoo5
c SsGf0s ssd HadsSS and Bithe isAilOa4
NETWORK and MONTREAL RAlLROAD.-Ne.-
N York Rand sSr.FG 81 o M9nR s.. Ca Be-
procured at the NeYork ard Newh.ven Railroad Once No II!
S5fS n HYDE, Agent No. iss south-st,N
Tor ALBANY, DIRECT-Ihe new and magnificent
- sso.t Per loot Of Robn.ons. Tuesdays Thursd,, and
sFt.y; s r. S si Z t35i f' R
TOR ALBANY-Fare s1.-ALBANY and NEW
Il YORK INLAND ROUTE RAILRoAD-rwc say express tans
o.ss S Nor md West an new Depot Waite Elm md
&c t Syracuse: Rochester B9o
a.O received al BroOme BOwey and h and iay stations
Four Corner. only wa ..[ from cay Hal station
corner Of TrysD-row and centrest. as heretofore.
Tor SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK, PORT
hpDLkfowS md REb SsSk T PSpa EDWIN
LEWIS, Capt COre ~ill lave Robns0n'- North River
Leave EewYok. Leave shIeg'Dury =,
SATURDAY April I6 i2M Monday Apnl 10 r NJ
Tuesdsy, April ~ P n Mednesisy, APn 1i % E d.
SATURDAY April 2 SPIN Moqd.y, APril ~. Is 2 A NJ
Thurdsy Aprl "a sAM Friday, AEl y lGt M
seturdsy pri 81, II A II; Monday May 2P.
Rsprirs ofTurp~utne Caphen- Gunpowder OIL Of Vitro
stages readiness 70 convey passengers TO al paris ne
esSsntIy: THOMAS HUNT and EDWIN LEWIS for s.le.
s'eAH'ei' BEssoN 4 BROUWER, Agents. No ISL wssts-
DFGJuAR MAIL LINE, via StoningtOn, for BOS-
III TON. PROVIDENCE. kEW-BEDFORD TAUNTON AID
NFWPORT-InGnd Route carrying the great Eastern l. > Mail
without change Of or detention.
The steamers VANDERBILT, Capt Joel Stone AID MAssA
~ Lews IN connection with the stonlnzon
md Providence Boston and Providence Roa5 eaTng New
Yah daily Sundays excepted IRON r,sf NO Noa ve at se
NJ or on Of the mail train which leaves Boston 3 M
T.e unsurpassed for strength safety peek comfort
az eleeanee. The officers experienced aud attentive
The patu this superior oher being
ot,r and ore direct p pleasantly and expedtiouy
r,ored bile passengers always rely reaching t des
offh Nv rot
The MASSACHUSETTS, from New-York- MONDAY, Wefnestsy
and FRIDAY from s,oLnsisnruesda THURSDAY md saosy
ne VANDERBILT, from SewYorxruesdsy THURSDAY and
ssfusay From siounsioD-MOndsy Wednesday and Fndsy
NB-Psensers arriving Il StonnEton proceed Immediately
nal tan Providence Boston TEruton and New Bedford
Bzage Mar accompanies the steamer aud train through each
lie rer PERRY leaves Providence iof Newport at P IL
I daily. except suDdsys .,
Tsr passage berl s application may be made
HPIcrH Ne Ngrh River ne shce No 10 bsussyPass
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Eeaal Notices.

ATa sURROGATE's COURT, held in and for the
n County New Yor.. the suoss'es Office 10 the cysf
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
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s,.-s~n R RGsSlT sr NIKE Administrator, .e
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate of the
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse C. Smith
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Si:s sisS o q. e: c css ' s sl;:
On or before the igs DAY d July nsrtDs;sd
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PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate Of
sksss I'm s a. &C, c a ss , s.
oass o. james Cooper Ne Of
hrd day Of ystrrsTy, THOvAs y
IA Lfsrucre
SUPhEME COURT-Cslvn +. Spear, George B.
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copy o. Ode ~ Seltoa Cry
such service AID fail oonaant snr>.sd the
IN. VII
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And all
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28

TOR CALIFORNIA and AUSTRALIA.-Tents,H Ham
nssis Auuin Bsxs ks Manufactured c. JOHNSON, No
lls Nader No f9e Hssters n Y where every Description
ofhe above named ARTICLES e found AL orders promptly exseated
CT the most reasonable teruss.
NETWORK and CHARLESTON STEAMSHIPS
~ sEMI-WEEkLY U. s. NAIL LINE.-Tbe and eIes,nt
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-op AIrsTRALIA.-The very fast Packet Ship

NOR AUsTRALIA-The very fast Packet Ship
I SoRNa viii have immediate dispatch for PORT PHILLIP.
for pasenrs unsurpassed BY other ship
- o ~ state Rooms being eesaniy hed Up win every comfort
"a PV saloon Promenade Deck for thar well
,s and altogether sdSb, adapted ~ Comfort, health ana
eon~eerce ug cap-ciT = ua,qu.es haFns "a ZIP
qJrf.n1
- eprr. snd having ,cre 1o5sons =, o1y Iv p75s;s
% ~ a. ysry favorable Apply board per No u Z
va sV,oT RICHARDSON Nc s. ss1tsvt
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H. book are now For freight PAssaze sPpl %
4-N 49, ] HOWARD L SON, Agents. No 81 Broadway
UynFPFNDFNT OPPOSITION LINE for CAL

EORNIA 81 greet reduction pce-Ihe new ana sp>ndd
- SAN 200 runs William A. Ml. Cotnnsnde.,
% erv Newly OK fo A.piuws Thu RsDAf May q r M
ev from per North River connecting Win hrst cas-
which BY cement % be PROVIDED oy h
E 20 Al Panama convey the passenger 70 san Francisco
~ T,1 - Of being decidedly the
erer On the having Der three former tPs beat AZ
- from Two csys Her good flAiies a sea oG
sud passengers are Hah superior 70 sst
=, hsr suesd No Will 5s spared on ne part Of Der
~ ofs-s 20 through with exPediton
and ety Passenger wishing 70 procure ke a. extremely
- IN yd 70 the or after ot INST and
70 cal AZ the oce before purchasing ksts else tseenis
- ts nae with principle Expresses 20 convey nef goods
"a a-res aso who take charge OF al
sde % 10 ACCORDANCE With he ueo states poze sE
~ ~ nav rev on tbs Of cJnveye, anticipating al
b ~ GAYS usual GOOD sursscn attached 70 he
oieI .es a. re- az rharr- freight passage apply
- "-O's l. MILLS, Agent. No 81 CourtlAnd;-s-
s,eersse fare 70 As2s~a only SO ether Pl;ss IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28

W c.
NANANDAIGUA e. ELMIKA RAILROAD-WIN.
" TER ARRANGEMENT-On and .feT aont.y Dec ~ and
Mai rn =. NJ OF Night Express Tram rom
Csnsndsgus WITH trains 90 hs Aoany a"o
pns,Io posS for Rochester Buffalo and Niagara Falls
DsY Express Pm arrival Day tIprss non n, ~
York The New YORK De seen Dy " NV
asve:sement the New York and sre Rsiirosd A. Cd,
Eew-York, Dec IS, leoz VILLA" w. hAi HAM, IVY
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHlLA'
DRIPHIA From Pier No. North River, foot Of battery
nsce Two Lines daily and Accommodation Line
AZ 10 BY steamboat TEENTON % South Anooy tnsnee ~
r. 10 Rordepovn STOCKTON % Phacelpna
Eae 81 Express NJ BY steamboat JOHN fOrIEnuo
Aov thence direct Camden by Ihouss n hours rare
"a R4turnng leave Philadelphia al 10 An and 2f.M
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These North River ~ ocloc. p NJ
eiy For Teigh spuy bd .pd r the counting
Of sPOFFORD. TILESTON 4 Co, No So Broadway
TOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-SEMI
Il WEEKLY u. S. MAIL LISEThe and last GONG steamer
MARION. NJ Berry Commander will leave Pier No NoA River
Saturday April co o'clock " precisely For Freight apply
board where al b Of lans will be nsnd and Tor PAs-se
Iihe Office of SPOFF0RD TILESrON CO. No 70 Bros way
Throush Tickets Florida follows To Jacksonville gu to
P,lafka s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Sprng Arrange
mcnt Trains leave ChAnbest daily for Albany and Troy
Express Train NJ through hours connrctns with Trans
resehius Buffalo " Montreal a o'clOcs evening
Mail Tain 8A.M.-Throush Way rlais. 10 80 An and I'm
Fxpress Train Pm Accommodation Tram b IN
For Tarrytown at I'M. 50 and IL PM
Pokeepse AM Way Frelxa and rssseneei iAn ~io
4 ~ Passenger TrsiD.
For Peekskiiat5 81 PM m,
M TanyTown Pesksk and Pokeepse Trains stop at all Way
Stations - , c,4-...L- ,,. - o.. -.
sTNDaY TRAINS from Canasi SO A. NJ tor Peushkeepse aud
N0l' !" w 1l'' EnMIIND FRENCH. SUPERINTENDENT
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the surroo.

@ 1s hs s nc A.s s,:n a h.vs
es-asS to p,' tas SANE N yoeehs hereof the
ONE o. JAs COOPER Ne % East I'D
enfe he ts ysrth day Of August Dated
" mr.. i ny 1888 IH9yss COOPER E..s-sora
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28

british C. MMERCIAL LIFE INSURANCE
- Co London and America Agency No IS WALTZ New YORK.
Estsbhshed lao
CAPITAL 5000, 600 DOLLARS
LARGE ACCUMULATED
This Con pspy has deposited eo6 COO Controller Of tbs
State offers parties desous Life
doute important object regarded c1nd
cred frequently tn so years after ins
q
CALIFORNIAN AND AUSTRALIAN RISKS TAKEN.
Managing DrectorEsEsEzER FERsIE, EsQ Cornhi Locdon
London Bsrken-Mesrs GLYs HALIFAX hLLsk Co.
References in New-York
His EXceency Hamilton Fish, Governor Of the State Of View
York
Anthony Barclay. Esq, II. B. W. Consul
stephen Whitney, Esq, Hon Judge Csnpbel,
Cassin Esq. John Cryder, Esq-
samuel Wetmore Fec. J Phillips PhGnix, Es1-
HeEry Grinnel, Esq, John II Hieks Esq
Medical EXsminer-
John c Cbeesuan ESQ NJ D., No 473 Broadway.
=. q. johnson Esq, NJ. D. No 762 Broadway.
Standing Council Hon. Willis Hall
solicitor-Alber G-llsiin. il Esq
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1,SrpAIIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For

m Hs.uifcent new steamship GOLDEN ACE, 1000 ans
will dispatched T the above ports on or ABOUT me h
I ms steamship the AID strength and IN respect
10 The Collins Line Of Staners and believed Wall prove u De
the world Her accommodations hrst second
80 ,b a of superior ever built
a-1 W Rates Of Passage:
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-16
EPTEMBER 10 1853 Vol IS, No. 10 whole No 9Oa
The Homes OF the Departed.
yon bright stars which gem the night
. .l. ti:..c..i 1..oIt;.,.. L..

II yon bright stars which gem the night
Be each blissful dwelling sphere.
Where kindred spirits re-unite
Whom death has torn assundef here
How sweet it were at once to die,
And leave this blighted orb affair."
Mix soul with soul to cleave the sky.
And soar away from star e star.
But, oh! how dark, how drear, how lone
Would seem the brightest world Of bliss
If wandering through each radiant zone.
We failed to find tie love Of this!
If there no more the ties should Irvine,
Which deaths cold hand alone can sever
An! then these stars in mockery shine,
More hateful as they shine forever!
II cannot be--each hope and fear
That lights the eye and clouds the brow,
Proclaims there is happier sphere
Than this bleak world that holds US now;
There is a voice which sorrow hears,
When heaviest weighs LIES CALLING cbainj
IT'S Heaven that whispers, "Dry thy tears;
The pure in heart shall meet againl"
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-16

Ak NUN Is NOT DEAD IN LAVA very
Interesting cas- has been decided in Ireland
in which It was declared by the court that
a nun could succeed to an estate as a lawful
heir. The statues of mortmain were declar-
ed not to apply to aperson in her condition.
The case is regarded as important not only.
for consequences resulting peccuniarly, but
as making void, SO far as the law can, the
vow Of poverty taken by protested nuns.
The decision win make some noise in the
world, and is taken to the BIitsh House Of
Lords on appeal.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-16
W-A soulhern writer gaYs:

It may be new to most of your readers
that there is danger Of New Orleans yet be-
coming an inland town The Bayou Pla-
quemine--a branch of the Mississippi
which sets out in nearly a straight line for
the Gulf of Mexico, is rapidly enlarging it.
self And unless something is done to check
its progress, it will in afew days become
the main channel. The Plaquemine sets off
125 miles north Of New Orleans, and, ow-
ing tothe straight course Of its channel. il is
no further from the Gulf of Mexico. Hence
a gain of 1876 miles to those who 60 to the
Upper Mississippi by the the Plaquemine.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-16

The Courier des Etats Unis, which
seems to be in the confidence of Mr. soule,
seys:
That he goes with fixed determination to
exert effortto acquire for the Presidency of
Mr., Pierce tothe honor of Cubon annexation
is fact kneWn by his own ayoWal It is
now less certain that he cherishes hope of
success. BY what means is his secret, But
it does rotsseem that he has fixed in his own
mind his plan for he declined to receive
from the Secretary of State any instructions.
He bears a carte blanche full and entire in
Whatever concerns the principal and real
object Of his mission.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-16

Eg- A friend of ours who has just re-
turned from Alabama, says he came up
with Foote. Russell and Bradford al Louis
vile, Winston county, and that they are in
the highest spirits imaginable; Mr. Rus
sell said it would be greater victory for
the Union men in 1853 than in 1851.
Crowds of hundreds and thousands we're to
hear them at each Of their appointments.
The old war horse was along, and said he
could whip out the FIRE eaters without half as
much effort as he exerted to STAY the enemy
in Mexico. Hurrah for The hero. Withla-
chocha = Union Flag.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-16
= q s.

FEE welI-known superiority of TIC
gs2zYw9M8 DAm4811ssD @@nRaxES
AXES, has induced some manufacturers to stamp
their axes II. COLLINS, and such axes are
frequently sold as my manufacture
The GENUINE COLLINS AXES, which
have been made under my direction for more
than twenty five years, and which have sustain
ed such an unfiralled reputation, are invariably
stamped COLLINS g. co, HARTFORD.
They are to be found at our Depot IN the city
Of New York, and 1t the principal Hardware
Stores III the large cities.
sAMrL ~. COLLINS.
New York, april Is, '63. dolly
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-16
THE WING.
Public Meeting.

{ The following are the resolutions passed
by public meeting Of the Union party held
at the Court House in Yallobusha county
in relation to the Union Bank Bonds. A
committee was appointed to draft resolutions
and reported the following:
WHEREAs, In portions Of this State, the
payment of the Union Bank Bonds is again
being agitated with the view Of distracting
the Union party.
ResolUed, That as these Bonds fall due
in long instalments, and no plan can be de-
vised for the payment Of them, except by
Legislation, for series of years which could
only be had by the settled opinion Of the
majority of the voters of the State. we are
opposed to any Legislation intended for the
liquidation of the Bonds sold on account of
the Union Bank.
Resolued, That majority of the people
of the State have. by their Legislation, re-
pudiated the Union Bank Bonds, and as in
all free governments the majority must rule,
we are opposed to the agitation of the ques,
ton as We believe the public mind has I'M
dergone no change on this subject, but
whenever the leaders Of the party in power
who are in favor Of paying The bonds, to-
wit: Chief Justice c. P. Smith, Gen. John
A. Quitman, Hon. Samuel J. Gholsten, Hon.
Stephen Cooke, Hon. A. NJ. Clayton. John
J. McRae, w. S. Featherston. G. F. Neil,
and of our own county, Rev. VIM. Minser.
r. s. Rayburn, and host Of others, come
forward and merge all former distinctions
and make this issue. we will redeem our
former pledges.
Upon motion, the Mississippi Times, Gre
NADIA Republican. and Flag Of the Union.
were requested to publish the proceedings
If this meeting.
F. NJ. ALDRIDGE. Chm.
w. S. EskR1DeE. Sect'y.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-16

a New READING OF SHAKsPEARE.- a
country town "down East Democratic
newspaper was started, depending mainly
for support on the contributions 6fthe faith
ful'' in that region. It's motto was
BE just and fear not Shakspears.
An old farmer who had been quite active
in promoting the interests Of It's newspaper
enterprise. took up the FIRST number Of the
and commenced reading i, With Mandatory
comments AS he read the motto. bis face
flushed with honest enthusiasm, and be ex-
claimed
"Fear not Shakespeare; no, that We won't
,sOr any other daraed old + sderaliste'
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-16
Nh WFnsrrR, Z MrnonY me New Yorl

Mn. WEBsTER S MEMoRY The New York
Express. says, delicate compliment has
been paid to the accomplished lady Of the
deceased statesman, by some Of his friends
IN that city. Wishing 70 testify their res
pect for Nh. Webster.s memory, and their
regard for Mrs. Webster, who is 3 New
York lady. they subscribed the sum Of
twenty Eve thousand dollars as 4 present. =
They have rendered their liberal offering
il Che form Of en- elegant residence, hands
somely furnished, or IS an Investment, sub
ieet 10 her sole control, and for her sole
benefit.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-16
vi Ell ARMS.

MY soul be strong confront thy life,
Nor feebly moan with weak complaint,
Arouse to wage the mortal strife,
Thou shrinking coward, pale and faint
Look up at Truths unchangng face
That brow through stern is yet serene,
And sometimes, for the heart Of grace,
On those whose lips smile hath been
It Will not serve thee TO delay.
Shall the rude ocean cehse 10 roar,
Because thy wild and dangerous way
Lies to its dimly yisioned sboret
The warrior on tile tented field
Lingers no more toalook behind,
But raises high his bossy shield
And casts his banner to the wind
Shake of thy dreams! let faith and prayer
Light the drear way--the path is strsighti
Contagion ellis the misty air
And clustering snares around thee wait.
Hope not for sticcor from below;
Stars shine from Heaven and shine at night
Be stout of heart, come veal or woe;
Forward and God defend the right
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-16
The Administration wall and s.Ce-
nrnnnnf.W

II s@*# NMGM4s
The Washington Union expresses its hear
tly approgalof the Presidents policy in we'll
ding the patronage of his Office with view
to cement the existing union of all sections
ofthe Democratic party, irrespective ofpast
difference. n support Of Tie broad national
principles Of has decentralization. This ce-
ment' is strong Mr.. Calhoun called It ..ase
eohesiue poaoerh' BIT, after all, it will not
effect an amalgam. Gen. Pierce, as the
master builder, may cement IAN existing u
MON ofall sections" with il He may place
q layer Of secessionists-then layer Of Gee
ment,' so on; and the wall, although dis
(tressed looking affairs, in the way of sym
metry, may stick together and stand upright
SO long as the cement is there. But into
their heads that it's not worth while bind
ing such stones together with Treasury notes
and suddenly stop the supply of cement"
what fall would be there, my country
men! The stones would cry out" and scat
ter in promicuous sort of style. Behold
the seccessionist rising up suddenly from
his bed in the wall and surveying his next
abolition neighbor with ancient contempt
and animosity-and then behold the neigh
Dor sat his old tricks, again" ION to Butfa-
10 to descantin long platforms upon the beau
ties of free speech, free labor and freesoil. :"
Now, the wall will stick so long as the Gee
ment' is there. There appears tobe no diff
fculty in keeping peace between the. aboli
tionists and secessionists so long as they are
paid for it out ofthe public treasury. That
is the indemnify for the past!" Butwhere
oh where is the security that the people
looking at the heaps of cement" and then
at the ugly Presidential wall, viii long think
such unsightly stones are worth the expense
of holding them together; for worst feature
in this Presidential masonory is, that the
cement" must be applied. for the stones
soak it up : we'll nigh as fast as it can be
forced in with the Presidential trowel But
that moment the People cease TO be respon
sive to the cry of "mort mort. down
comes the wall itself, in virtue of the mutu-
ally repellant properties of the stones. It
is by the constant application of the snort"
or the Cement alone, that these repulsive
properties are counteracted.
Well, Mr.. Pierce is master builder and
ought to know great deal more about this
wall and the quantity of cement on hand
n prospect, than other people. One Of the
organs, calling itself the New York National
Democrat has latterly assumed to hold
survey of the wall and to pronounce it sort
# failure He says:
"All efforts to unite the party on patron
lge, where there is q permanent diversity
# principle, will prove vain. Wherever the
patronage ofth Administration is arrayed
against its principles, there will come an
Ultimate breaking up, and a dissolying of
hose elements Of union which are found
,nly internal in the external craft and sell
ishness Of professional politicians
The National Democrats green. There
will be no trouble about the principles"
olong as the supply Of 'scement" don'tfail
3ring on the mort.
Florida Sentinel
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-16

-
EgT The following from the New York
Dutchman is capital take off on the rage
for antique furniture which has prevailed
the last few years.
The taste ofour fashionables run strongly
on the antique just now. Old chairs are
far above par, while a knock -kneed bed
stead. made and vended in the days of the
Revolution, is sought after with as much in
terest as cofee-pot from Herculaneum,
a gentleman who owns the fee simple of a
broken backed bureau, is in luck while the
owner Of q foot-stool on Of before Braddock's
defeat may sell out his interest for funds e.
nough to retire on. To show the rage Of
this passion we would mention that we were
offered 1926 for 4 pair Of buckskin breeches
that our great uncle threw aside during the
old French war The lady who Is negotia-
ton for the reyersion. intends to stuff them
for mantle ornament. Should We dispose
Of the buckskins, We shall then offer 70 the
81 the fashionable world ! knot
hole through which Washing ton looked when
his schoolmaster was il pursuit Of hin for
playing hockey
r. S.-As this IS the only well .anthenki
Gated Washington knot. hole p tie country:
ne shall expect very liberal offer,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-16
IEAVIrT's CORN MILLS.

TyHESE Mills are adapted to the purposes
Of grinding meal.shelling corn orcrush-
ing corn and cob; they are put at price
within the means of every planter and others
who may have use for them.
An increase Of power Is gained or the
outer shell or cone being made 10 revolve
round the inner cone or burr, the latter be-
ing stationary. The cost Of mill and putting
i 10 Is but tfifie, not exceeding $50, and
the proprietor feels assured that, when the
utility. cheapness and durability Of these
Mills are known, they will take the plaaeof
anF other mill now ID use. Wherever miro
duced, they have been disposed 81 readily
aud full satisfaction given Every Mil e
guaranteed Is 10 ail.thaE Is promised for them
4 supply IS for sale with our agents 70
Yazoo city, who viii be prepared 81 At times
90 Gil orders for Them WING the above guar
antae. LINK g 81 HARRISON Agents.
Xazoo city may 28 1855 46slg
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-16

The Down East Debating Society 2 hay-
inc dismissed the question, here docs
fire go to when i goes OUT have got 4
new and more exciting one up; when &
house IS on FIRE. does e burn up, q does IS
bum down.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-09-16

They have got pig in Ohio So thorough
II educated that he has taken 70 music
They regulate his time by twisting his tail
The greater the twist, the higher the
tones.