Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-06

isos1s NutSS Saitaud OIOW tue tOt4 SNuutAuA
world inhales The rich fragrance of bliss;
and from whose dispensing hand We receive
the boon of rational enjoyment. and are
thence enabled to perceive the distance De
tween man and brntel If We would dive in-
TO the great deep and there feel about the
heartstrings of Eargh-if we would rise
from The Earth. rouse the tightening. hike a
fiery serpent. from It's coil in the clouds, and
tread in the thuuder's iooisieps-or. soaring
higher. we would court the whole family Of
Heaven, when all tha, we can see from this
world are the mere spa,lers on the brim Of
creation--if we would wish to catch the de-
mon OF tyrany and despotisin by his ragged
locks, and dash his braias on: against the
door steps of Liberty .ernple-if we desire
TO be happy and respectable here, or hopeto
be blessed hereafier-if we would be capable
Of any Thing that IS good or great. seek tirst
eaaeatioaf
Tail -aeorns from little Oaks grow
as the little Columbian Orator, whose
ideas had Just began 10 sprOut exclaim-
ed. And | say monstrous tall thoughts
from little suggestions spring; for 1 was
only privately lamenting my brothers stu
pidity and ignorance when ran head-sEost
into an eloquent aposuophe upon what We
Choc.awyans call 'larHiaa
As an evidence that we are wise and
tasty people some "Winsom Wight" in
late number of the STATE Adrocate. has Civ
en- US chapter, c.,titled, Hoe b ehoose a
IFJe" Hal hal halll think the crit
ter from his style and thoughts, had better
choose himself nurse ar the earliest posi-
BE period He wishes her to understand
all sorts Of dead languagesl He win find.
before be dies, probably. thai oae tongue IS
enough for any woman. unless he is Of the
real Stnbborn.twist breed Wen, ne viii
let him pass.
/ Our county is il almost a perfect uproar
Negroes running away; robbing honsess
white men stealing negroes. aud asitch Ike
you never printed It Is often Of late, that
the dull car Of night is startled by the noise
of the cowhide and paddle. There Is Ger
tainly something "rotton in Denmark.
Sometimes bunch of likely negroes drop
ped al soma mans house, and left there; lhs
man disappears. ana IS never heard OF again
Our Sheriff has very pretty swad in
T jail now.
AS TO our town, it is making signal i'm
provement. as | have heretofore advised.
The increase. progress, and management OF
our Academies, Under The superintendent
of MIR. and Mrs MILTON, is a source or
pride and satisfaction to our citizens. can
not help remarking, just here, though [
write for no mans benefit but yours. Mr.
Editor, thai this community owes heavy
debt Of gratitude to Mr.. MILros. for his un-
ceasing efforts. and untiring perseverance.
in laboring to establish a school among
them; and the great probability Of his sue
cess at this time. Schools, as have tod
you before, Mr. Editor. are indispensable to
our inland towns Where there is a perfect
dcstitulion OF all the acilities OF an extended
commerce. there must be something subslitu-
ted to concentrate an interest This we are
about TO accomplish here. A number Of
wealthy men from the surrounding country
are about settling in tossn. for the purpose OF
schooling their children. Oh / tell YOU.
sir, Choctaw will be some in the moral.
physical, and political history Of this world
sure
cannot fOrbear giving you part Of
scene in Justices Court. ia one OF the cor
ners OF this county. One man sued another
before thai officer of the law remarkable
for probity, wisdom, and impariialiig. in the
administration of right among men, for a
frespass in assaulting his dog. as the eager
prosecutor called the crime The evidence
was the defendant was driving a iruckle
Wagon by the prosecutors house, loaded
With meal and lightwood; the prosecutors 5
dog ran out and pounced upon the dsfsn-
daafs dog. which was great deal less lhan
prosecutors The defendant fred IN upon