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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-21
Equity Sales.


I}Y virtue q deefee sfths csan Of Equity
ls< the equally II Orange. made al sepiem-
ssrtern. 1871, on the petition Of James wehb.
agent. w. Va L. Dushsms heirs, 4 shall Offer
Cor sale on the 59th DAG Of october nexi, before
ihs .esuGt bOuse door b :iilIsb0rough. tue
Tract OF Land
where the widOa Durham sew lives, and whore
The late VIM. L. Dusl.e ~ lived and died.
Twelve months credit wil be gwen, the pur-
chaser ewing bond and security.
JAMES WEBB, C. & M.
sepiembss %. o.
IlY yirfae Of decree OF the Court Of Equity
Cor abe county of Orange. made Al sepism.
bef tern. lski, 90 fle petition Of Hsof hines
aad oihsrs, shail s.fsr for sale on the 30sh day
II Nssenlsr asx,. before The eouEi house "
H.Iisboroaeh
The Lands
whereoa The late Joha H., hines lived and d.
ed, On the waters Of Frances Crock. Twelve
rnosiAs Credit viii be given; the parchaser Civ
jag bad snd security.
JAMES WEBB. C.SM
September % ga AZ
RY virtue &C . decree u lhs Court II Equity
for The county Of Orange, made al Srpiem
Der term, 1871, on the petition Of chesey r.
.George's heirs shall ofeI Tor sale on the 3Olh
d.y or OCTOBER next, Al Pratt's Store, the
Tract Of Land
knowa a. the home place Of the late Chssley
p. 6eoree Twelve months credit will be Civ
Ia; the purchaser giving hond and security.
JAMES WEBB. c. g. H.
September 20. "a
RY virtue " decree 9TH Cauri Of Equity
FOR the county Of Orange, made a Sepiem.
Der Term, 1871, on the petition of Reding
George and others. shall offrr for sails Oh the
s0ih day Of October next, Al PFau Store, the
Eollawiag Tracts Of Iands
One Tract Of 62l Acres in Wake cnun-
y. belongine 90 the heirs of Polly Leigh, adj
Joining the land Of Samuel fsresa sed oihers.
One other Tracs Of 52i Acres. sdjoin-
jug the sbnys, belonging TO The heirs u the late
Thomas p. George.
One other Tract Of 20 Acres, lying in
Orange eossiy. adjoining the lands sf Ezekiel
George and others.
Twelve aoaths credit viii be given; the par
chaser giving bend and security.
JAMES WEBB. C. A. d.
September 70. 9z--4s
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Wanted,

N exchange f"r Dry Gcods--BEES.
WAX, TALIOW, FEATHERS,
end FLAxSEED.
JAMES wERB. Jr & 60.
December lG. ST.
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Summer
Genilemen's Boots, 6rsi quality.
DO. DO. second do.
DO. Shoes, first qualify.
DO. DO. second do.
do. DO. third do.
Do. Pumps-ssrious qualities.
DO. Gsiier Shoe.ees.
DO. PUlnp Shoeiees.
DO. Slippers.
Bnys' Shocs--various qualities.
Do. Pumps aud Slippers.
Ladies Philailelphia black Kid Slippers.
DO. do. cplored do.
Do Morocco SlippsIs-Ihick q thin
soled. No.
nn. Seal-sk,n Shoes and Slippers.
DO. Leather Shoes and Shoelees.
Misses Philad-iphra Morocco Slips
ibisk and thin solrd.
Do. colorrd sIippsfs--vsrious pa,
terms and qaslliirs.
Do. Motocce and Lealhcs Shoeiees.
Do. Low Shoes.
Children's SHOES, Of slnosi every size
and quality. -
Pin addition TO the above, he hasreceiy.
ed from the North his p,atcrials i.r manaine.
laricgi and, having first rate workmea in III,
einplay, 10 prepared 10 sxeea.e all orders in
his lise With neatBess aud despatch.
The subscriber would respectfully return hi,
thanks 20 the public co. the very liberal pat.
ronage he has received nj their hsnds; and
lpronlises that M pains will be spared in the
| future to give Satisfaction.
WM. n. BROWN.
April29. 10
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STATE OF NORTH-CARoLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Cour. Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
Augusl Term, is4i. -
!NariLs Lynn, 1
W..
H.a,y .M~.uM sad si.. Petition fo' D.wsr

hfars M@tuRi and niff, 'e'
aud eihsrs. E4t
4 7 appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
that the defendants, Iieary Marcun, sad
wife Mica, ard Riley sieksgs add wife Csih-
arine. are not inhabitants of this safe: q is
therefore orderrd. that publication be made ii
the HIllsborongh Recorder, for six weeks sue.
cessiveiy, Tor The said defendants 10 appear at
the neat term Of this conf, 10 be held Tor the
county Of Orange, At the coart house in Hills
borough. on the 4ih Monday OF November next,
and plead. answer OF demur 10 the ssid petit.
lion. OF the samo viii he taken pro sonj.sso,
aud heard sz pnts az 10 them.
= Attest, ..--
JOHN TAYLOR. c. c. c.
Price n adv 81 so. 92-sw
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I3Y virtue q decfse sfthe csari Of Equity
Is< the equally II Orange. made al sepieni-
Issrterm. 1871, on the petition Of James Webb,
agent, W VA L. Dushsms heirs, 4 shall off .
cor sale on tie s5th dag Of october next, before
ihe ceaGt house door - siillsboroueh, tie
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DR.. Shcrman's
Medicated Lozenges,

sHERMAN's COUGH L0ZENGEs.
4 RE The safest. m"st SIRE aad .fIseiaal 70
- nsdy Dor Coughs, Colds. consampti9ns,
whaopias Coughs. Asthma, T,ghiRess Of the
Laass or Chest, &c. The proprietor has ne.
yer kaa~n an instance where They did not give
perfect satisfaction.
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CHRAP ron CASH
Fall and Winter
GOODS.

UOoUos
James Webb, jr. a. Co.,
"A Nc 100 EesrIEsps fss.a .sru iosk sad Fhi.
- la1eiphis. q haaessae .ssaftusnl 81 Fall
aaa niaIer Gssds. uhsrh tsey efsr % .thsir
faeass ssd ne PsLise - .sry IessOasb's
teFms.
TIER assortmsml soasisaa Of si.r la'sss sisle
ef Gsads, ard has bees seiselrd Mlth mhrh
eaFe. The is'iowlas are .eonrgisrd - ihs -
sartmenl;
Sepsr waol-5ysd Blsrk CLOTH.
do. Gresn 10.
DO. tsrry dn.
pa Black cAsSIMEREs
Fancy Enxlish da.
Paris Damoad do.
F.lenna. Marina. aid plain and 6gared
S.lin VESTlNGS.
ksnIueky Jsaus. Sssinegss. BE &e.
Blus-blsek 4 hlsrk Gso dc ssiss SILKS.
Wide black Gro Grain do.
coioured Chsni do.
col0ured Satin De Rhones-a new sud
superior article fnr Ladies' dresses.
Bonnes and Rlears--laiesi sssle.
Blankets. Shoes. Has. shot Gyms. Bard
~sre. cu,ilery. crorkrry. &C. &c.
The pablie ere respectfully rrqae.t.d 10 rsR
and examine fs themselves; and Ne q liter cur
selves that NE caa leass Them bib ia the a..
lirlss aud the prizes.
The sl0lk has been purchased almrsl eniire-
y Cor cash. and will be sslJ low lag cash. 0w.
iag 10 the natiFe af the times, il js necessary
that we shoald make some change ia the IA
tate Of auI Business; consequently We shall de-
cline making small aeraumts. aud shall keep
anne eATcpl with our regular customers. By
fhas making u Inare u . cash business. Ne
shall be abe 10 furnish our customers with
goods Al cheaper rates.
ET Ailsceoanis must be settled BY the kIsi
az Iaaasry in earh year
September 2s. "a
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yer knuwn an instance where lhcg dtu not give
perfect satisfaction.
Good News for Children.
SHERMAN'S WORM L0ZENGES,
Are the greatest diss oseTy ever made, for
dispe.Iing The various kiads Of Worms. that 80
e., queuiiy and dsiressinely annoy both chill.
dfen and adults. They are an ihialnb.e rene
Iy, and so pleasant 10 Ihe TASTE, that children
Will take ,hem as readii, asa eommoa pepper.
mint Lnaengc. Many diseases arse from
worms. without its being suspected Some.
times . very troublesome cough, pains IN the
joints o. limbs. bleeding Al tie nose, &C., are
occasinned by worms. and will be easily Cared
by using this celebrated medicine. The co..
lowing symptams indiraie The presence Of
worms. VIZ: headache, vertigo. Iorpor. d,sIuIh-
ed dreams, sleep broken "a by fright and
screaming. consulsiuns. feyerishness, thirst,
Psll,d hue. bad tssie On the mouth. offensive
breath, cough, fFicRlt breathing. hing al The
nose, pains IN the stomach, nausea, sqaeam-
ishness, voraciiy, lcanness ienesmus, aching
al the anus towards night and 1t length De.
j-ciinns Of flms and inIcus. One u dnse
Tor child Two years Old Two Cor one four
years three Tor eight years and Eve cor an
adult. and should be repeated every morning.
or every other morning until relieved.
SHERMAN's CAMPH0R LoZEN-
GEES.
These ere very pleasant, agreeable and eff.
carions article; al unisiliae remedy fow low.
ness 81 spiIIls, nervous or sick headache, ia.
fsmmatory OF puirij sore throat, as well az all
other complaints where the camphor il recon
mended
rU The above medicines are for sale
BY A. PARKS. agsni.
September Is. 90
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IlY yiuae Of decree OF Court Of Equity
Cor abe county of Orange. made At sepisln.
ber tern. lskI, 90 fhe petition Of Hsof hinss
and oihsrs. shail a.asr for ssie on the 30sh day
II Nssemhsr next. hsfoTe The eoua house ii
m 1l.hor.tsh
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Tract OF Land

where the widoa Durham COW lives. and whsrs
The late VIM. L. DusAsm lived and died.
Twelve months credit will BE- giveni the pur
chaser ggving bond and security.
JAMES WEBB, C. & NJ
sep,embss %. o.
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whereoath late Joha Hot hines lived and di.
ed, On the waters Of Frances Crock. Twelve
months Credit will be given; the porchaser CIV
jag bad spd security.
JAMES WEBB. C.&M
September % ga ~
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RY virtue of decree u the Court II Equi,,
Tor The county Of Orange, made Al Seplem
Der term, 81. on the petition Of Chcsley r.
.George,s heirs shall offer Tor sale on the 30lh
lar al urloh.r next. Al Pratt's Store. The
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-21
Tract Of Land

known a. the home place Of the late chssley
p. 6eoree Twelve months credit will be Civ
la; the purchaser giving hond and security.
JAMES WEBB. c. e. ~
septsEbsr 80. "a
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The Girl and the philosopher.
BEAUTY AND THE WAVE.

BY MRS. CORNWALL B. WILSON.
Beauty sat tracing, with sportive finger.
Names on the ocean sand one day;
Watching how long each wave would linger,
Ere it has wasted the print away.
First hope she sketch'd-the wave just kiss'd it
Then sank to oceans breast again,
AS half regretful to have miss'd it,
And with the maid let hope remain.
Next friendships name, so fond yet feeting,
The maiden on the sand enshirned;
The wave flowed on-but soon retreating,
No trace of Friendship left bahind!
Loves then appeared-'twas deeply craven
On that frail page, by beauty's hand;
The wave returned-ah! silly maiden,
Loves vows are ever writ on sand.
When one by one, each name had persisted,
Beauty grew wearied of her play;
Finding that all most priced and cherished,
| Some passing wave will sweep away!
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-09-11

COOP FOR PRESTON the Senate of
the United States lately, when the Forth
fication Bill was under discussion, Mr..
Phelps, ofVermont, advocated an amend
ment in favor of terrifying the frontier
of that State and taking some care OF
Lake Champlain. He also adverted TO
what had been done by the Green Noun
tain boys in the late war, &c. &c. After
he had concluded, Mr.. Preston rose and
said, "what he had just heard from the
Senator had certainly left him less cause
for regret. If the delences were neg
lected any where, no where could they
be so with less detriment to the country
than IN Vermont. The spirit of her
Green Mountain boys would make eve
ry pass in her hills Thermopyle anC
every cave a Salamis."- O. Pic.
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Caa,ca. lac y. IssI-
Pr. fre SIS [ls
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From the Baltimore Patriot
THE BANKRUPT BILL.

For the purpose of bringing the
principal provisions of this bill within
small compass, and to facilitate an ex-
animation oft, we have, with some labor,
prepared the following synopsis of it.
This bill, it will be recollected, passed
the Senate some time since, and has not
yet been acted on in the House. Yer
bal accounts are unfavorable to It's
receiving the attention of the latter
branch of Congress, at the present
session, though these accounts are re-
butted by vote upon the motion Il
lay resolution from the committee or
the judiciary, declaring it inexpedient t.
act upon the subject this session upon tn,
table. The vote upon that motion wa
1lS affirmative to 81 negative, which MAJ
be regarded as an evidence Of a dispo
ton in the House to take action upon tn
subject.
Sectien /. Enacts that a uniform sys
tenn of Bankruptcy be established thro
out the United States, and that all pei
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east. ccnzzlnsag sexeztrea kz14r-1 as
ssxtv acress to ncrsA a.. w~st al.
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wess aalG, SeusA-@est ezarteF - se-usa
tseaEy-.Arevs 1eortA-~esE g.zaraer e -
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wcss alaFa e. ol sesctlea ssA-~as west IL.
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ncrta-sasl saarseF q secslec 80. $50
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eggs h-a1re4 aer~ss - eass -
: ss.1t2-@es- ezarseF. scFsA IL. w~zs -
s2a-r1-sesS s-arasr 81 s~e1asn twelve -
, cas- AL SOLVES S@aFe<r 81 $685.
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+ ~ e secsea t.lrEy-s1xs 49, - was
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> sighEY acre&
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Section 8. The circuit court shall have
concurrent jurisdiction with the district
court, Of suits brought by the assignee,
against persons claiming an adverse in
terest, or by such persons against the as
slgnee, touching any property or rights
of property of the bankrupt, transferra-
BILE to, or vested.in the assignee; all such
suits barred after two years from the date
OF the bankruptcy.
Section 9. All sales, transfers, &C., BY
the assignee of the bankrupt's property,
shall be made as ordered by the court
all assets shall be paid into the court
within sixty days from the time Of their
receipt, subject to the order of the court
for their disposition-and bond shall be
given by the assignee for the faithful
discharge of his duties.
Section 10. The court shall require
the collection of assets to be made as
speedily as the interests of the creditors
will allow, and distribution of them tC
be made every six months, and all the pro
ceedings shall be closed if practicable il
two years.
Section IL. The assignee shall have
: authority to redeem and discharge any
| mortgage, lien, &C., upon any property
f and to tender due performance of tn
conditions thereof, and also to compoun
: debts, under the order or direction @
: the court-and creditors shall have nc
E tice, and be allowed TO shew cause, VIII,
: such order or direction should not b
r passed
:, Section Is. The proceedings in all ca
ses of bankruptcy shall be deemed ma
= ters Of record at length. This SCI
e ton also establishes certain fees to
d charged by the officers.
: Section Ia. This section provides f
: cases in which 2 or more persons who al
e partners in trade, become insolvent, an
e directs the assignee to distribute the pr,
1t ceedS of property, joint and separat
IF among their joint and separate creditor
4 according to equitable rules-in ali r
v, spects, except as relate to the manner
IS distributing and disposing of the pr
Of perty of such partners, the proceedln,
= against them shall be the same as If hi
n agalrst one person alone.
l. Section IA prescribes the manner
n constructing the deeds to be given by Il
IS assignee upon the sale of any lands
tn the bankrupt.
It. Section Is conlers upon the CircU
E. Court Of the United States for the ID
trict of Columbia, and upon the Supe
O. Tor Court Of the Territories, all the jur
of diction, power, &c, vested in the Distr
be Court of the United States, in case
P bankruptcy.
~ Section II prescribes the time VIII
he the act shall commence taking effect, a
an the period of its duration.
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dhced to do so by a want ut sGthcent
moral courage to resist the influence
which surrounded him, Notwithstanding,
I voted for his reelection as Governor,
because preferred him to Judge Turner,
and considered it Swapping the deUtt TOR
d mitch, and rather took him as the choice
of evils though did not mean to have
so harsh an inference drawn as. Parson
Shattuck drew, when he stated that |
admitted I had voted for man who had
periured himself; | consider "PGrSon
Shattuck is a Uery iLIiberaI opponent, and
destitute Of principle, as he advocates one
set of doctrines at one place and another
set at another place, I still sag that he is a
stakeholder an the Union Bank, though he
did contradict me so pOSitiueIya at Columbus,
and told me not to repeat that assertion
again, / can proUe behind his back that he
is a member Of that fraudulent, thiering
shop McEwing, King T. Co."
The Court The witness may
stand aside, we have heard enough from
him.
Gen. JESSE SPEIGHT:-Witness.
Court, State who you are, and what
admissions you have made in regard
to the liability of the State for these
bonds.
Witness, am Gen. Jesse Speight ex
member OF Congress from the State o
North Carolina, used occasionally to b.
called to the Speakers Chair in Con
gress, when the Speaker wished to va
cate it; have served in the Legislator,
of Mississippi, from the county o
Lowndes, was elected Speaker of tn
House, and figured pretty considerable
tall, when Gen. Jackson visited roe at cit,
of Jackson. As to my admissions
would remark that not much stress ough
to be laid on them, for my opinions o
rather expressions have been remarka
bly, vaclllating on this subject, and i
that respect could have in the array c
parties have taken sides with equal pre-
prlety with either party. This circun
stance places me at times in a rattle
disagreeable predicament before the pei
pie, and | sometimes am induced to wis
that | had never seen John Kyle: tn
ghosts of old circulars, newspaper e.
/ says, and forgotten letters, are horri
J spectres to rise up against man whe
e ne IS going on swimmingly, and fatte
:, himself that they have been buried t.
deep in the grave of oblivion to be bro
to light against him.
After summing up this and quantiti
of other evidence, and adducing law a
:; thority "till you left," the Court decide
If "that the State of Mississippi cannot e
: cape her liability for the payment
$ these bonds, without total disregar
> of the law of Nations, the principles
. honor, National morality, and publ
q faith"
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CAUTION.

y HEREBY forewarn all persoas from
- trading Tor 4 note Of han3. givea 81
Joseph ]. Suggs, made payable % Evaa-
der Eubanks for the sum Of $500 The
said note was given sometime n Deceal-
Der, ls40- | am security ca sd no.e
It has been transferred % Holden = Ar
cher-I am determined no, to paw a.
note unless compelled ~ AZ, IS I a.
10 been released from the SecurstorsAi Z
BY Joseph Sdgg's father.
r. VI. FUGITT.
sep II l6-sss
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VIE undersigned, having besa aP-
pointed by The Probats. CoaFt .
Madison county, ComuissicoersO Of lsssl-
yency on the estate OF Abran Caravans.
deceased, will meet a. tie S.ore Of L.
w Henderson, N Cansoa. "a tA< -
Saturday OF every uo0Sh kor he e1sz-
ing SIX manihs Tor he porPose q -
ceIving and examining al class Ct -
several creditors OF sd estate.
s D. LIVINGSTON.
q W HENDERSON.
d HANSBROC6H
Canton, Mss, SePs. lob, issi-ts 4
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IS hereby gwen that = CamP-Meetiag
- viii DC held o. Pleasant grove Ca1na-
Ground, IN this county. near Rev Tncs.
Grllhn's, CONNIE cing On Frid2y HE liza
instant.
There will be a Camp-MeeGing ~
Pearl River Acadamy, near Ma Haley's.
commencing On Friday, the l5SA az o.
tober next r.. FRALEE
Canton, 9th Sept, IS4l-l6-h
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The Hon. D. o. Shattuck and Tighlman VI.
Tucker, Esq, candidates for Governor, will ad-
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
II dison CouhtY.
gFnffFFW FtfF Pr

NAfkL ItA ANL & VI
Nag Terra, II d lssI.
Ford & Sutherland, ] n. ,..-.A-.
No. 2O37. vs. ~ - -. 4 - -, Il
HNHlS day came the said Plaintiffs 81
- their attorney. and the st.achmeut
in this case having been returned daIv
executed and the defendant lal.iag % aP-
pear aud give special bail and plead here
in: On motion Il : ordered b. the coart.
that unless the sad defendant a. annear
here. on or the trss dav Of the nexs
term Of this court. give SPECIAL bail anl
plead herein, Judgment by default will
be rendered against him. and the proper-
~ attached be sold 10 satisfy plaintiff :
debt.
Ii Is further ordered that eopv ..
tins order together with a spec5 5caticu
OF the cause OF action and amount d.
fromdeiendanJ to plaintiffs, b ps5,ishel
in the ''MiSsiSSipPsan. a newspaper pab
lished 10 the CIV Of Jackson. o. soms
other duly Authorised newspaper CT thlt
State, for four weeks successiveiy, an.
that all other proceedings hereu
are stayed until the next term OF th5
/ court.
Atrue copy from the minutes OF sal
court.
Attest WM. MONTGOMERY. Gers.
1 By HENRT r. C0CLrEx. u. Cl.k.
| II. A. II. Lawson P. .
July IA. IS4l.-Pr- Zee $40 les
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-09-11

Some wag in England was guilty oil
PerPetrating the annexed. To aggravate
the crime, he procIred its insertion il
Crulkshanks Omnibus. The man who
could invent such a pun, ought to die
three weeks upon tenpenny nails and
dlsh-water, and then emigrate to tn,
North Pole upon a Mississippi raft
Pic.
The Girl and the PhiIos Opher.
AS Kate went tripping the town,
(No lassie e'er looked prettier,)
- An "unco chiel' in cap and gown,
(No mortal e'er looked grittier,D
Accosted Kitty in the street,
AS she was going to cross over,
And robb'd her of kiss-the cheat
Saying-I am pEilOsophern'
ga what!" said Kitty, blushing red,
And gave his cap toss over;
"Are you? Oh, Pti"' and off she sped,
Whilst he bewail'd the ss-los-oph-err,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-21
HARRISON MUSIC,

EREEMENS' QUICK STEP, as perform
l. cd on the 10Th Of September, at Bunker
Hill, with nm elegant engraving of the scene
presented that day;
The Log CABIN song, with an engraving OF
the u. :. Log Cabin (;
The Harrison Song, by i. Power;
The Wings Of Columbia shall surely pre-.
vail--a Harrison song and chorus;
Tip and Ty, new comic Wing glec;
/ The National Wing Song, by Hayden;
The people arc rouslng-a Harrison Duet
and chorus;
, Bunker Hill song welcome The dawn Of
The day bro,hct
/ The Peni,pnt IIoco, Glec;
The Past the past written sod colnposod d
for The monumental FAIR, BY Mrs. Mary y.
II. Dana.
ALSO
Syracusc Railroad Quick Step, by J. =
wind;
Round iIill Waltz, nv e.. Brown;
- touch VIC harp. by Edward J.. White
The vo,cr of The past, by p. T.. White;
+ Thc homo love 30 vol, by Y. l.. White
A rra,d plv 'o' 'hn Piano Forte,
T'cf sac at
!, Oct ~ LaVEV KitLiOND'S.