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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

Ebcnczer Znnc. nnl 80 NI s Ii Go nn1 -.

Locnezer Zane, md Mary NJ his wife. and Henry
Moore and jones & Johnston. Defendants
The defendant james G JohEston not having On.
tered his appearance and given security ACCORDING
io Tho act Of assembly aud the rules oTihi. curf al
u appearing by satisfactory proof that he j. not ar
Ihuahiiani Of THIS communicable on motion Of tbs
compo'nans by Counsel 10 il ordered that the Sand
dciend1H' do appear here on tho first dnv ofbe uct
Term OF THIS court aud answer the couplainnnts bill
and that copy Of Ibis order be forthwith inserted
=" some newspaper printed in the city Of Whcelur
Tor two months successfully aud pasted nj the front
door Of the court house Ohio county
y copy losie. ALEX = LAIDIEY. Clerk
WuEAT, for Campf r,rIC
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y " BRhNSTRTP.
Agoutior u E4r.a,,

RTEW CONCERN Boat st1rcs. rrlrr-.as ~.
- qu1rs So. tr W. &c. Iorrrpy d. Co. ,4f fg.
stand formerly occupied iy J. y. Forsyth a. Co.
SO. -. Waior street Er1is CON boz supplied mo ay
times with ft1res ruI every other attrufrg, ,F-rT
Ip facilitate h0.fEirrrsf Family ga.l.... Vino.
HrH Liquors always ou hand 1s above rr. ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08
MA MEELING SAVINGS lNSJIII.

w TION.-The office ofthe Wheelipo S,-
'ingslnsiltuiIOa has been removed TO tb,e ~
second door below thv NerchantsIS M.rIsrrSICC'I
Bank. s'''Vs
The following a'e the terms upon which Ds.
POT ttsare received IN this Ins,itutIOu.
- Transient DepOsites received as in tbor
Banks 'LeI
GA special dcSosiiss, or sums subject
lava 81 days notice Interest will be al the
rate OF per cent per annum.
AtoidSys' notice ats l-apercent,
At 8 months"
lho sarae proportion ate interest will bo a.
lowed on dePosItes made for specified psri,,g,s 8
tme, as on deposl,es subject to the a boye 1C,,,S
OF notice. ~'O'0 pOi!oGS
The business hours o. the Iasti,,,isr, ,-,s...
clock all IL Il NJ, and from 2 tilI4P Al h.,
Tor ne accommodation Of trnsI.nT derns'',,rss'
checks TilI be cashed and doposites viii be- rs,
ceiyed at any lime before and after tEcSs ~,
at the option Of the Treasurer ''O'''
ap q +. u. GREER Trc,surcr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

Az u LEVI GREGG SIR You will please take
I'VE notice that shall. on Tuesday 25th day T.,
May next between The hours orc O'Clock in the lnor.
ninR " niihe ove'g AZ ihesloro Of John MIIawI.
100 me county Of Mason Va. proceed 10 tab. the de-
position" i William Hereford md others ShopIJ
Iii i' Take The deposinons Of the said persons on
.i.' oH''l VIII attend The next Two days. between
me some honrs and at the sumo place; and take them
2" De rrHd ne evidence IN suit pending ip The
county court 81 Tyler county Virginia. in which
am plaintiff and you are defendant. yours &c.
ap l-fw SAMUEL GRECO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08
IA u b NK'S PATENT PLATFDRIT

ESA u A NK's PATENT PLATFORM
~. SCALES.-Ileso Scales are made in &C.,
variety OF form from the ANAL counter scale q, ,I.
"a use on rail roads and csnals
In'so scales have attained a popularity through.
ont this country and Eurogc never emo, 81 t -
other Modification and are highly ceiobroicJ A.,
their durability and cTirme accuracy. iianuflcfu,,J
Tor The fropnciSrs for the Western States r..
l.. r. LIVINGSTON, Pittsburgh
Orders for The above scales. received L,
J. d r. MORRISON.
Corner Of Market & Monroe $,
,,, oy MlCiAbL REILLY. Market Square
Also whites Patent counter Scale. NIIrpl-,,,,.
20 ny o,'s Young, now and FIRST rate article for
light weighing O'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08
l. r. LivINsroS.
CALVIN aDtNs

4 NlLDlNG ~ ALL rs BRANCHES G.
~ Harbour q Co. respectfully informs the chi.
z'us Of Wheeling and vicinity that they are pre-.
pared TO make Gilt hdmos Of every description az
short notice.
hna 100 Style equal 70 any 10 the western coun-
try Those venting frames Of the real Nt,7, A.
cast, will Please call atNo. I27 Market ST.. Vince.
ling Va. dec J-T
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

CRUMBACKRR. No l9I. Main street has
% received n fresh supply Of the above cello.
brnied seeds, the growth of Mr. ID I.andre,h. near
Philadelphia. comprising a general assortment Of
Garden sccds Fresh Sugar Beeis. &c
mar26-3w G.
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ALEX 7. LAIDLEY. Clerk.
mn mar q 1


NiRSlNl\--Iy cHASCEEY-At rules held m tho
Clerks office of the Circuit Superior C0Hu 8I Law
end Chauesfy i1r tho county of Ohio bra Inc
month Ol March 81
Ohio w Hoisso.l bud Fmurls Campbell Comg',s
against
hr Sarah BerE sud l'sa Do Miller 4. Th1nas Mi.
Ter. BsfarJsrt.
The defonJsrt Sarah Beck, nos ba.,rs epfs-s4
Der appearance, sud gwen security ggrYre us
oct olassombly nu1 tlo rules Of ibis court. ana b.
appearing by satisfactory pi1Jf that she s rlf .
Orpiliuanfs5y counsel Dc BE- Orlorc5 chat tho sl4
dsisudaui DO appear here un tho first Coy Of che
nsIt term of ths coarI, znd ausv sr the con-, Jain.
ants b.l aud that coz of i5Is order be- ioru uIu
snseriod boz a.m8 newspaper printed iu The cliy Of
Wheeling Cor uF1 months sIre assIEoiy md posted
~ he front don 0i,ae Court AJu5o.5f OHIO county
q COPS f.sTr.
AiEX r. LAIDLEY. clerk
CaHTnEft. f0r iHuI' mar 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

bIkblNlA--IS CH4ECEEl-At rules held IN the
Clerks office Of tho Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery lor tho county 0iOhiO. IN tho month
Of March lS4l.
George Horton, Complainant
against
Sturey Cuihberi and Charles Ensell. Defendants
The defendant, Cuihbcr. not having entered hs
appearance and given security according 10 the act
Of assembly nuG the rules 0 this court and 10 appear
ing by satisfactory proof, that he il not an uhab
liant OF tbs Commonwealth. ou motion of the com
plainoui by Counsel % is ordered that the sid de-
PENDANT do appear hero o. tue first day Of The next
spring Term Of lhis court. AID answer The said com.
plainanis bill, aud ihnts copy Ji this order be forth
with inserted IN seine newspaper printed ia the r
Of Wheeling. iOr tso months suCccssiveIy and u,.t
sitas front oOor oiihe Court house of Ohio cg,pfg
copy tcsfo.
ALEX T. LAIDLEY. Clerk
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PERIoDICAI AGENCY orrICr-

JAMS SrEruENsoN's Book SroRE.
BSCRlPTlONS received IoI the following
MAGAZINES and News pau.u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

Belmont Chronicle MARSHALL Beacon, COPY to amt.
dollar and charge this Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

'ihSlNlA-iN CHANsERr-At rules held IN the
Clerks office OF the Circuit Sppe,i Tor Court OF
Law and Chancery for the county Of OHIO, in -
month of April Is4l.
William b TysOnComplainant.
gslngt IL. Mac
koenezsr Zane, and Mary NJ b,fSogsats
Aoore.and James G john. A., an not Lsy.
The defendant James ,nJ -, -. ,s,,. a.,
- - sc W rs @pps assembly aad the rules of
~ ~ &c 10y appearing by satisfactory proof
H., - Tan lnhabItl nt of this cOmmOnv eslth
anSra.n.Sf OF complainant bycOuns,l, u Isorder.
NJ lat the said defendant do appear here at
Glss 10 Do held IN the clerk Office of said Coutr
IA The month of June next, and answer the com
planants bill, and that a copy of this order De
forthwith inserted n some Newspaper printed IN
tho city ofN heeling for two months successive,
~ sndposted 1t the front duOr OF tho court hous,
" ONO coun- ". A copy tsste.
A..EN L LAlDLSI. Clerk,
Wilson. for Compt ar 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

NIh'INiA-iN CHANcERY--At rules held IN tho
Clerk s Office Of Inc Circuit Superior Court of NV
and Chaucery G,r tho county Of Ohio. in H.
month of March I-Il
Elizabeth Martin Administrative. and james :
Wheat AdmInis'ratOrofall aud siugularthe estate
Of Robert Marlin, late Of Ohio county, deceas.
cd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

NIRGINiA-IS CHANCERY-At rules held IL the
Clerks office OF The Circuit Superior Court vi
Law and CAGncery for the county VI Ohio. III tie
month Of March Sal.
Henry Young. William II Smith and James X
Taylor. who Were partners ia business under the
firm name and style VI Young. Saith Il co. Com
p!RIuaDls-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

Ely horsey md William % Tyson laro partners un.
der th1 firm nf Dorsey s. Tyson. Henry Moore
John 'lIrao HrI MIrk DIHy'14s lsfa ,Yr,.rf.
n". under iHo HrI uf Moore Clarke a. CO. I,r...
81 iprstiI a. William d Arcrh4rv. fg.s rs,frg,.
under th0 Erm Of Forsyth a. Arrr.rr. .,f
frcdcurk Cresomor aud William AZ 90.
and Samuel L1"sh.iu Benjamin E,a.arI IgrI,.
llfuer
The defendants Cecil. L1rrhTr. Rom. y a..
r'r not having entered lhoir 8pY-Irar,- .r 49,.
security according i0 the oct of 4..er-..r. -f y,
rules of 'Is court. anil Dr. appearing H. ......,....
Frr0i th1i ihryare not inhabitants ui tl. r......'
wealth. 0u motion Of che complainant b, ,...... '
r ordered hat f.ie said defendants do a...s.. b .
on WG.rs- dsy uf Che next term uf Obs g.-r. ..I
answer t1' 1mpl1iuouiz bill and tlaf r. rary ,I
-l'' p. inrhHl'l inserted n some rrwsrluer rr.-.
.'l =, 'ho city = WhocIa.g ff two month. s1lrs..
ss'.y 80 posted si tie front door of fbs Conc,
''' 71nuiy copy teatc.
w.. NLEE r LAIDLEY. CIrrt.
mar rs
4 NAFS. lAPS--f.rf recessed f,..4. ~. 80.
- wei selected a..1rms7, n Dior x CIa-F
gIs Of every size md description. .I. -, ~
'Sod ln'vy--'eu ~ the Iist d, Cr8 ssrr. ~
- 4 . = uh2OV no H..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

VIRGINIA In CHESCERY-At rules held IN the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chaucsry for the county OF Ohio, IN The
month Of March lS4l.
George w johnson, Complain ut
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

NIRGINLA-LS CsAScEKY-At rules held in the
Clerks oses Vt the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Cbsnoery fnr Marshall county gu the
lst day Of March lSxl.
&lugo ThORus1a COMMIT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

The article rs prepared by NJ Dupas wa,
made IN The laboratory without reference TO cost a D
sOluicly pure.-oci S-tC
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RgClnsi

VIRGINIA-iS oaASCERY-At rules hold in the
Clerks otiys Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Cbancory for The county Of Ohio, in the
month ofMerch lo4l.
Samuel LowIher, Complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

Clerks Office Of Ihe Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and ChancoEy cor the county OF Ohio, IL the
month OF March lS4l
Louis Fellows. Thomas Cargill X Abraham Eel
lows. merchants and partners, trading under the
firm, name and style Of Fellows Cargill q Co.
Cuuylaiuauts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

SHOE FINDINGS
VIZ r6srubcT has Iust received rom Rail-.
MIRO general 1tsJrm.lt Of sfr. 49,.
Thread lHsJs. Sc. Nc fo which he slf,r.I 800.
lho attention Of shoe makers
SAhIL MCLfILEv
MIR lJ l-5 Main. corner ri MADISON,
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NINGlNlA-TN CuANCEIY-Ai rules held IN the
Clerks ofhceof the Circuit Suger,o' Court Or
Law md Chaucery Tor the county ofOhIJ,lu the
month of April iS4l.
Marcus Wilson's Representatives. and John Cos
hOTn g. .Inr lnLnnnf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

NlkGlNlA-1N CHANCEEy-Af ruicr held ODD the
Clerks office Of The Circuit Superior C,urtof In,.
and Chaucery faf the county Of Ohio. 90 The month
of March is4l
Jonas Newman, Complainant
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ALEX. 4. LAIDLEY, CIerk
CEArEn. n. Compt mar IL
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09

There is thing which the people Of this boasted
Try learn gnarG aganst-it tfoIows-Ambtious
ages of the world history teaches in order to graft
e passion for glory have preyed less upon tke
pdudces of mankind They have, in the plenitude Of
their powers of invention. various ways Of performing this
feat of sormng the empire of and leading into
vile bondage all the votares Of peculaio One mode
For rstanceto popular feeling, they will
honest difference opinion total disregard for the
public veal desire subserve all things personal az
gndscmcnt Another way in which they entrap the world
this By aaterng the ignorant with rain bow scheme
Of sudden emoument profit Often by atery they arouse
the baer passions then while up they make attack upon
taem by appealing their qualification 1t old prov
erb and worthy Of all acceptation, that modest
speaks Of his modesty and that is dvinely would
be we'll his country least would make rule aoatch
all men who boast loudly of their patriotism and deep devo
ton to the precious institutions othe country There
be no harm watching And then an honest man
stands the best chance of being Appreciated and who is
dishonest is certainly the liable detection Many
other arts and tricks of ambitious might inter
ethe reader but what have mentioned sufficient for
all the purposes of instruction
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09
AUTUMN.

The pale sun OF autumn is resting upon the
uxuriant bosom Of the world this PERIOD the
history of time which always crowds the rejecting mind
with many ful recoectons 1t is now that nature with
her robe complete and her abours finished pauses
template hersefi in the return of yearShe has prepared
banquet and Decay, her cnly gueThe last that
shone these ends of the earh behed spectacle the
sublime in the history OF nations thousand lovely
banners embazoned with the of the free gloously
streamed in the breath of autumn he painting his
way of the abyss Of the past.
The groves peoped and from their balmy shades.
forth the Of truth and patrosm and from the
consecrated heights Of Bunker Hill the sounding banks
the mighty Mississippi echoesi the and wales re-
ioce Even the dead numbered and praised Hope
like angel slept forth bless lit her torch and lived con-
tented among the clouds Of distressBae grounds were
visited in honor of other days The People, like the ocean,
when the winds strike their harps upon its BOSOM poured
themselves in orisons for a-promise But now, Oh how
changed Hope she wandered her desolae way let
fall her torch; and death extn guished it.
This autumn, shines upon the graves of thousands who
loved and admired the beauty of the last Friends the
opposite side of the valley of Death Some rejoicing
and some bitterly weeping the change that one
year has wrought Tears fowing-smiles cleaning
Time is dumb he speak, but he writes hand the
fool may read
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09

We do hope that those who call themselves WHIes indie
peadet proud pure aUo0ed wings will not forgeto meet
in Holly Springs on Saturday the ! lth inst,
The hope which actuated that meeting we believe to emf
nate from the great political O which stirred the great
and all last Let that spirit be quenched and all is
dead We are exhorng but speaking we
are moved by love for country Our Bird may have had
some ohe prees feathers ohs fair plumage cetoed to the
four winds of the earh but they shall not be lost for will
gather them up place them caps and let them be
the hckest of the fight The prosperity of this
suspended upon the negative Of The voice Of
the country has gone up mghy but he presumed rebuke
We all thought had begun to see the resurrective
beams oerm flash along the darened horizon but before
ny could say "behod the genius ofdakne swallowed it
up" For the honor ofhe Pest the need othe present. and
be protection Of postery let the People come forth and roll
the tide Of public opinion high that JoHN TYLER nor any
ether WILL like Canute tell the gollopmg flood retire
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09

and Judge HUeHEs candidates for Attorney General at
iisboro Scott county, given by correspondent of the Mis-
slssppan The writer of that article says "JoHN D. FREE
MAN the democratic candidate for Attorney General of the
State lead off, and made of the able and
tive speeches that have heard upon the question: and
unquestonaby made tremendous impression upon the minds
OF the people He followed by JUDGE HuGHEs his op-
ponen for Attorney General lame very lame attempt
argument After the Judge had concluded his speech of
two hours length, Mr. FREEMAN in rejonder of about for
ty minutes completely demolished the Judge and all his
guments Who is Disguised such stuf2 Who does
not know Judge HUeHEs be of talents and inorma-
uonE Surely enough contend respectfully with Mr. FREE
MAN But the people will take the word ofany name
less correspondent that Judge HUGHEs completely
demolished by Mr.. FREEMAN, knowing their relative
strength 1t would be Gods blessing this age and nation
newspapers would become that high toned and
teous language which alone bofs the responsible attitude
an editorial desk.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09
TRUST SALE.

y virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed to BY f. r. COLLINS
ID and A CAMPBELL and recorded in the Probate Clerks
Office of the county Marshall Of Mississippi
18th day Of july A ID. i6f0 Deed H. pages 2
49, snail proceed,
On M0adcy the 20A day Of april A. ID. ls42
At the Conrt House door in the Holly Springs Miss sell
cash. the highest bidder described
with the valuable improvements ihercon situated
Holly Sprngto wit and the Eastern portion Of
Lots No & l5 represented in the plan Of the Of Holly
Springs; Section No 81 Township No g.
The believed undoubed but
j. vested in me by said deed OF trust.
o. DAVIS, Trustee
September the 9th Isi1-7-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09

"nen we MADE our b0' to the public as an editor and
pope'o u Puoic journal promised decorum in all
ou' uues anu we DO not wish violate that prom
se IN one single instance We connot however, ,a -
sing sick disgust at the style demeanor vb.b
to pervade the columns of of the iourna, oftbo A
They worship and not principles matters no, ho
talented or how honorable individual may be- be i Of
different politics. that enough destroy both talents and
honor As an example of this pazan denton of the trn
winch too utterly demagougca fail to offend the stom
acne OF our sense give the suboned account OF discus
SION winch took place between JOHN d FRrrmAr ESQ
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09
COMPROMISE. "

CoMrRomIsE We perceive by the last Mississippian,
that compromise between the contcndng antibond
Tayng candidates for Secretary of State, Dr. Williams and
Col Woodward is proposed, and Robert Josselyn Esq. o
hs place. spoken of to fill denomination We feel par
cuar interest about the matter any way but express pre-
ference othe three would decidedly prefer Mr. Josseyn
either of the anbondcrs and agree with the Mssssppan
that Sc gentleman Of fine talents and qualifications. and
free from all objections except his abominable politics
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09
COM MMUNIcATED.

appearance of public square would be much improved
by enlarging the enclosure around the Court
nomenary reflection believe all citizens will coin
eide in this opinion For all purposes of travel street f
ty wide the side walks amply sufficient and should
the present tense be moved this boundary the enclosure
laid down grass and additional set out we
belle would domuch improving the appearance
square, and could the opropey around the
be induced front of their several places OF
business could year two have of the prettes,
public squares Of any in the country.
The attention of honorable Mayor and Scecmen and
all concerned. is respectfully called to this matter.
SPUDGE
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09
HOME AFFAIRS

There are nine dry good in this hard the
times are said to be- But there telling which Of them
keepthe incest fashionable, and cheapest goods We
are not aathor7ed say on the subject Well be bound
some OF them have the best and cheapest.
There shoe and hat store one drug store five pro-
duce and grocery houses Jewellers store three Hotels
SIX DOCTOR shops fourteen Lawyers Offices five Churches
'W0 Banks; fine literary institutions SC. Sc. dc.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09

10 Correspondents We wish it distinctly understood thai
document hereafter will be inserted without
sibe accompanies it. The article of"Spadge" have
made room for, pretty much of his opinion in
laton ornamenng and improving of the square, but
ther article have received will be inserted nndcr
consideration Our paper TO be made the medium hro
which abuse and scandal be etaed the community
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09

We learn that the candidates for the Legislature in La
ayeue county, in the field almost ncessanty doing fight
nobly We told that the Bond Question will be an
amazing tight case in that county We believe ques-
ton being honestly and ably discussed both sides Col
WARD and J F. CusHmAN. Esq are the Horai and Cura
til of the parties they every occasion the
knights combatant
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09

LPERRATA-Severa material errors occur in the
Corporation Laws publish to-day which too impor
let pass unnoticed In column line r. for "fve
days notice read three" days notice Column @ line 2 un
der the head of Assaults and Batteries for That all often
cess read "a offenders" Column 3, under the head Of
Treasurer line g. for "sha be allowed read shal be
allowed"
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09
Obltudrp.

"suer children me- prevent them not
Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven"
DIED-In this place. Monday the 9th instant MAR
A c. youngest daughter OF j. s. and Martha s. Curtis
aged seven months and fifteen -ICommunieated
ELIZABETH CowAN, w III. CowAN, aged 90 leav-
ing disconsolate husband and helpless children
mourn their irreparabe loss
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09
sPUDGE

J NJ Newton Esq, Editor ofthc Yalobusha Reporter has
declined standing poll for the Legislature the November
elecon-The Major valiant officer during the late ex
citing canvass and deserves promotion but unforeseen
circumstances prevent his continuing in the field We
hope when he GALS upon the of Yalobusha that they
will not fail to reward him
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09

S GRAVES Esq-The Democratic nominee for State
treasurer is now among the people ofNorth Misss spp
Though we differ with him in politics. we bound to
speak in terms Of high commentator of the Mr..
GRAVES is young of high order oftaents, of pol
iahed manners and decisive integrity. His party in our
opinion, could not have made better nomination nomina-
ted more Jealous efficient advocate heir principles
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09

-The veto of the United States Bank, by President Ty
LER creates general condemnation every nook and
Ofour wide spread conederacy Our exchange papers and
other accounts with the indignant bursts of popu
lar Indignation. The following FROM letter
ola gentleman of Tppah, which will show the feelings o
the people of that hitherto ooococ the alLabsorb
ing question of the message of President TYLER
"RIPLEy September lst 1871.
MI THos FALcoNER-Dear Sir The people here most
intensely and Indignantly excited Mr. Tyler
his tyranOuS exercise ofthe The bank bill.
eve shall hold Indignation Meeting
signed by thousand this county, requesting
sign"
We admire the spirit manifested by Tppah friends
and hope that every county in distressed State,
will follow their example and show Mr. Tyler their ndg
naon for his base treachey and violation of their
avowed and known wishes
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09

There young lady somewhere just in the prime her
earthly divinity, who says Il wouldn't have any young
man all chrsendom opposed the payment of the State
Bonds Any body who would far dshonor the Stale Of
Mssissppi, would dshonor the State of Matrimony Yes
that's fact and whenever he saw any body he liked better
he would say the bonds unconstitutional