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Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29
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w ILL be in Holly Springs during the frs
w week OF every month when he wouid be
pleased 10 serve all who may choose to give him
their patronage. He Is prepared TO sci any num-
ber ofteeth, from 10 full set, and viii ma Ike
gold palates and warrant them TO remedy q de-
fective pronunciation without any pain. As his
location in North Mississippi is permanent, he
will Of course attend 70 his old practice free of
charge. All operations warranted and charges
low as the use If good material viii allow lie
cannot operate for the prices usually charged BY
filling the teeth, and sci teeth of ivory Of COM
mon bone in the worst pessib bic manner
Refer to the Physicians Of Holly SPRINGS
fernando, Oxford. Ripley and Salem
April :, 1Sf3-34-I2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29

" 1 EIE4 ~ EIGS OF he SOO ~
TIES OF TIPPAH, PONTOTOC
MARS HALL, LAFAYETTE, PA
NOLA. DESOTO, TUNICA AMI
COAH0AlA
FELLOW CITIZENS:
BY law passed at the recent called
session of the Legislature, j: is provided that
you shall elect the Clerk of the District
Chancery Court at Holly Springs BY the
solicitation of numerous friends, | have been
induced 10 become candidate for that Office
and Of course, | shall feel gratified and hon
ored for the sQflrages of sufficient number
to secure my election.
The shortness of the period intervening
before the election, will render ii impractical
bic for me 10 call upon each voter, and COM
pels me to address you in this, the only way
in my power.
The proper performance of the duties of
the office | ask is highly important to the
people OF the District, By reason of the I'M
portant character Of the litigation carried on
in the Chancery Court. involving, as it does
titles TO lands, and personal property, to an
extent probably equalling that Of all the suits
prosecuted in the Circuit Courts of the Dis
rict OF my ability to discharge those du
sided in the county of Marshall since the year
1885. and for the last three years have been
engaged in the office of the Clerk of the Cir
cut Court Of that County; end have thus
had an opportunity Of acquiring a knowl-
edge of the duties of Clerk, which ought
10 enable me 10 discharge. in satisfactory
manner, the duties of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Chancery Court My acquaintance 10
the District is unfortunately rather limited
and must refer those Of you whom | have
not the pleasure of knowing personally. to
the citizens of my County generally, and to
hose more particularly who have had busi-
ness to transact in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of Marshall County. for infor-
nation in regard to my character, and quail
6calions for the office am seeking at your
hands THOMAS LOMAX
Holly Springs, Sept. 8. lS43.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29
Eg0RE NEW GOODS.

~ He subscribers have just received 1000 yards
4 Of Calicoes, from 6f TO % cents per yard.
Also, 5000 yards Brown and Bleaehed Domestics,
from 5 to 20 cents per yard, besides many other
goods, which will be sold TOR for cash.
June 9, IS43-43-tf II. HOLMES & co.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29
Es.rsays--1EassgaaEE County.

Estrnys--IEsTsgassE County.
TAKEN up by Alfred Freeman, one dark
brown Mule, 9 or 10 years old, Smnll spot on
the night hip, and some white hairs 90 the left
side, also, some white on The neck, thought TO be
collar marks. Appraised 10 Ss3tI.
B Y HumphFee Keeble, Il miles east of Ioi-
" Springs on Tippah, enc Sorrei horse, mark
ed with white spots on the right shoulder, star
in the forehead. some saddle spots, about years
old Appraised to $50.
By A. A. Bagard, two Steers. on red hided,
marked viii a crop and under bit in the right
and swallow fork In the left ear. The other
RED steer, crop of the right ear, supposed . be
1 years old each. Appraised to $s21t.
THOS. :. FALC0NER, Ranger.
Sept. 8, 1913.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29
HOLLY SPRINGS FEMALE IN
STITUTE.

The Boarding at this Institute has been
reduced from $1,000 TO $500 pei month
G. A. FOSTER,
July 2e. 1e43. Principal
dound
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29

-dENiEil#> MAIL
Afr'reS-Mondays. Wsa0e(i1,s
and Fridays. al
epaTfS-Same daXS - lFr
sou IHEBN Man
4rflres-S Sundays, We5nr<I--
and Fridays. n
DePaTfs-AondayS, Wednesdays
aud FridarSa II
LAGRANGE MAR
-ArrlceS-Suudays, WtarelIs-.
ana Fridays at
DcParfs-Tqesdays, TlarsI.rs
and SATURDAYS. al
PANOLA NAIL. - t.l4f-7 .-l--5 AE
Arrsres-N Wednesdays. at
Deports-TueSdars. 1t fH
CAalGAona Nad arrives Slg.1,-
dcpalls same DAYS. -
tCGABIA NAT.
4 ArrtgeS-TueSIays. al
DepaTlS- NedncsdayS - 'H
HERNAN00 Mail
4rr5res-ThursdaFs. II
eparts-W WoduesdarS Al
OAK RIDGE MAIL.
ArTlreS-Satuftavs. at f5
DeParfS-Same DAYS. a
The Office opens Is O'Clock 4 n
closes at s p. A. Persons would 4
to have their letters deposited n III D..
Office Y half after o'cIoek p n
sure their departure by the first mail
". L VILLAS. r..
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29
Trea'ey Daniel Circuit Court, March
Josiah Daniel Term l848.

(tAME the complainant BY her solicitor, and
~ il appearing 10 the satisfaction of the court,
upon affidavit filed, that the defendant is not a
resident OF the stale of Mississippi, bat resides
beyond he limits thereof, ii is therefore order
ed by the court that publication be made for three
months SUCCESSFULLY, in the Holly Springs Ga
zelte, a newspaper published in the town of Hol-
ly Springs mississippi that unless the said JOSH
ah Daniel appear, plead answer or demur TO SAID
nplainanfS bill, on before the first monday
ofSepember 1913, the said bill will be taken for
confessed as to him, and set for hearing ex pare.
A copy from the minutes.
Test, "A. T. CARUTHERS,
may 10, 1913 Cterk
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29
LOOK Il ERE
$40 600 WORTH OF G o o d s
SELLING OFF AZ COST

The subscriber now offers his stock OF
goods at cost for cash. His stoct1semhfaa
ces nearly every article usually kept Ia !
retail Store and as am determined to sell
them | invite the Citizens Of Holly Springs
and lis vicinity, TO call and examine for
as they will save their dimes Fy
doing so. J. Ill. SLEi)6E.
ALSO a fine Carriage aud a superior
pair of horses for sale, at price to CORES
pond with the times. j. M. S.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29
MUSIC SGh0nL.

M r. THOS. MORSE bess respectfully taa a--
IH1 nounce to-the citizens OF HaIlv S.ls--
that he will give private instructions oa sos.
the following Instruments Violin EIua Il-
ioGetle. Niolencella CorropeaH, Ftele4 boa
and Trombone.
SessioH-ten weeks, tc commence ou tae u
instant. Three lessons one week and $50 -r
next.
Price of Tuition. per session. z.#-
None viii be taken for less term t.-l
session, ans il IS expected that thdsc uay n.
will pay halfin advance, in all cases
Inquire - The Marshall Inn where Ar. A1-
can always be found except when pT0Ie>s.s-
engaged.
p. :. Piano FUries tuned a1l repaired B.
best manner.
Sept Sth, ISi3.-3-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29
9EG OOSD.

THE Subscribers wish to inform the CT
zens of Holly Springs and Marshall county
that they have just received, from the North,
a good assortment of FANCY and 81 A
PIE DRY GOODS, consisting in part Of
Super Wool dyed houslain de LANES
Black Cloth. Cassinets.
Super Wool Dyed Calicoes.
Green ditto, Ginghams,
Super Wool Dyed Linens,
Cassimeres Domtslics.
Super Fancy ditto, Hats, Shoes and
Printed Lawns and Boots.
Auslins.
And great many other articles. too numer
Gus to mention, which they ofer for sale
mpch below former prices
Those wishing to purchase vii find II to
their interest TO give them call before puI-
chasing elsewhere; for great bargains Will
be sold for CASH.
H. HOLMES & co.
may II, 1888
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29
S25 REWARD.

ID ANANV Al from lie subscriber +. -5-a
Ii Trenton. on the 2Slh oi Angus az '.-9-7a.
Man, WILSON, about :. years oiea uil
about seeI : or 10 inches high. he all
him bav horse mule, in coed oideIT, i
give the above reward Tor tie Boy arc a.,a ~ as
taken out of The state OF tennessee eL p = lbs
Boy, delivered To me, OF SD II laea's-ssle ez-
stale, ard S5 for The mule Al &C. = Nr E
PenSeS paid. He formerly peiense1
G.. Wood xt-4T KfNS
Sept. 7 1881 - srd Ha5
sLThe Sommerville Reporter - faas
Springs Gazette, viii please lnsei'
and forward accounts 10 TIL ONT
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29

TUST- received small loi eli 6Tst rag Il
- and single barre GunS.-F'or sale - y ,f
II. HOLMES ~
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29
CIRCUIT COURT OF MARSHALL
COUNTY.

CIRCUIT COURT OF MARSHALL
COUNTY,
Robert Knox, in Equity
IS
Charles Stewart
s.
Duncan Campbell
UPON opening the matters Of this bill, and
It appearing TO the Court that Charlie.
Stewart one the defendants, is not residen
of this State, but resides beyond the limi..
thereof, so that the ordinary process Of law
cam OF be served on him II is ordered thar
unless The said defendant appears before the
Judge fthe Circuit Court On the lst Mon
day in September next, and pleads, answers
or dcmurs TO the aforesaid bill, the ailega-
tions thereof vii be taken for confessed, and
such order or decree made as The Cour; may
deem equitable. And it is ordered that a
copy Of this order be published in the "Hol-
ly Springs Gazette" once week for two
m onlhs success ivoIY
a. I. CAKUTHERS,
June 3, lS43-9t Clerk, c. c.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29
CYeIk, c. c.

John J. Gaiely' lC,epn Cart. March
Tabitha Gatelv Term l843.
HAME the complainant by his solicitor, and il
~ appearing TO the satisfaction of the court, by
affidavit of John j. Gately, that the defendant Ia
bitha Gately is not a resident citizen OF the state
Of mississippi, but resides beyond the limits there
of, il is therefore ordered by the court, that pub
lication be made for three months succeSsively in
the Holly Springs Gazette. newspaper publish
ed in the town oil Holly Springs, mississippi that
unless The said Tahiha Gately, appear, plead an
swer dcmur to said compIainanrs bill, on or
before tile first Monday Of September, IS43 the
said bill will be taken for confessed TO her. and
SET fer hearing exparte.
4 copy from the minutes
Test, A. L. CARUTHERS,
may -, I3 - clerk.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29
TFaoM THE Louisville JoURNhl J
e AE TIL LOVE.


I stood and gazed upon a bed ofdeath;
And there a Young and lovely creature lay,
Her lip and cheek still fair, bat pale beneath,
The touch that leaves the beautiful but clayi
The spirits wing upon the 1eetinS brealh,
Impatient, QuiveTing To be away;
And whilst CaZed, a tear stood IN my eye
That enc so beautiful 50 soon should die.
And there another weeping held that fair
FTaiI creature on his breast, as II TO stay
The spirits flight by his embrace Tor there
Had been its loved, IT'S hallOwed home. and aye
The deep gaze of her eye-the gaze eyes wear
Ere closed forever TO the things that they
Have IoYed-tOld how. unyieIdiEg is the power
OF ca rthly love, e'en in dYmG hour
An other still, there was; and with wand
OF beamv StaT-like light dissolved The shade
That dimmed my mortal eyes, and 10 band
OF angel shapes like those the voice erst bade
The prophet look upon, when, IN the land
OF visions, heavenly inspiration played
Around, on waving pinions lowering by,
To bear The soul, released from clay, on high
Oh they were beautiful each brow around
There was radiance like the SiIveFy hSht
of moonbeams cloud. and whilst, spell bound,
gazed on faces so divinely bright,
heard a symphony of heavenly sound
Like that strange music IN The Silly n1ght
The muser, startled, hears, but lisi IN vain
To catch the dying mystic note again.
She died The by mn that irembed on the strings
OF fharps was hp>hed; andtbey no waited there
The spirits parting, on their w1vmg wings
Flew back to Heaven, but boz il not-so fair
So vested in the purity that filings
A light DER earth! she found no dwelling there:
To him upon whose breast she died she'd given
The love and worship that she owed to Heaven.
My vision vanished for twas al dream
A wonder Starting up, in sleeps empire,
Before the soul, revealing things we deem
Vain fantasies, brief as note Of Tyre,
But vivid as if undying: like CLEAN
OF lightning leaping earthward with fire
As bright as ii fwere born to fash from night,
A world CT darkness 10 eternal light.
NEANfA 5.
CENTRE COLLEGE.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29
Holly Springs Female Institute.

Holly Springs Female Institute.
THE next Session ofthis Institute will open
on Monday, the l4th August next.
TEACHERS
Rev. c. \. FOSTER, Rector and Princi-
pal-Lecturer on Chemistry, Natural Phi
losophv, Evidences of Christianity.
-.---Governess Eng
iish Grammar, Parsing, Intellectual and
Moral Philosophy &c.
Miss CLARIssA MouLToN, Ancient and
Modern History, Geography &c.
Miss GAY, Mathematics, Arithmetic &c
Miss DILLON, French. Chirorraphy.
Pesta!ozzian Department.
MissMARv L LCoNrNGroN, Piano, Harp,
Guitar
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29

JAMES + TaoTTER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-12

The LARGEST Wrought Iron Gun IN
THE WoRLD.--For the last two weeks
l.. b. Ward q Co have been hammerng
out, at the Hammersly forge, at the foot
of 5h street, North River, the largest
gun, as it is said, Il at we have any record
of. 1t is Ii feet long, three feet in diam.
e,er at tho breach, and thirty thousand
pounds, or fifteen tons. II is made for
Government, and will be placed on board
the Princeton steamer, Capt. Stockton,
now al Philadelphia. THIS extraordinary
gun is hammered out with a hummer
weighing fifteen thousand ponds. The
proc, IS Of heating and hammering such
an immense shaft is wonderful. Tn
machinery for placing the gun in the fur
mace, of putting il on the anvil, Of turning,
cutting and hammoring, are so complete
that it is moved with facility and pre-
cision truly astonishing. Cast iron guns
oftais size, and larger, are frequently
made, but no attempt. we believe, has ey-
er before been made 10 make gun OF
this size from wrought iron, Ii is calcu-
lated that the strength and power Of this
piece, when finished, Will carry ball OF
one third greater weight, and enc fourth
increased distance, than the best cast iron
gum. y. Express.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-12
IIanRY 40 rue Mrsr.

4 Tais being the Tsvourite q signstien Of
the great q der Of the Wing host, says
the NashyiFe Banner. esp cially on the
Atiaaie size e The Aieghamies, our
iliends may ike 10 know how il origina-
ted. Tue Banner proceeds with the fol-
owing naFauyi;
II 1887 some fifty good Wings and
/ true went as q cation IRON. Baltimore
h. congtatulats Il c New Yotk,rs 90 ihoir
great victory Il November. They had
I a gr nd dlnntr ii Nibio's, where tie
1 canl any eomIrsed several thousands.
| II we mistake aoi, al rc.ercnce in ioasis
or speeches to the Wing candidates for
Presidea; aud Vice President VAS forbid.
den on that occasion, from an idea thai it
might excite useless pariisanship at The
festive beard, After dinner whilst tho
loasts vera going round. and each state
vas called on for something. the we'll
known Philip Hone, one Of the Vice Presi-
dents, made an extra call upon dsttn-
gaishtd member of the Bahmore DeIega
ton, the Hon. John r. Kennedy author
.of "florse-shoe Robinson, '--making a
happy aIlusion1o that work, and bringing
him very conspeuously before the COM
pany. This was out or order, as it was
not in The programme. But beng called
on MIR Kennedy took advantage of The
tressnass and made another. lie accor-
ingly wound up speech Of feIicitation
on the great victory, somewha, after this
fashion.
'ln The graduation Of this triumph, as
we'll as in the stir and tumu't Of the con.
test, we have names to be remembered,
which, indeed, our country can never for.
eei:--I will pledge one that lives fresh In
the heart of every Whig:--a name to
rally upon when Freedom requires
Champion; to boast of when we are asked
fer Patriot; TO love when our affections
would seek generous warm hearted
Friend;--a name which has u spell in II
to gather millions when free hearts md
strong hands are to be summoned in de-
fence OF our country's honor; give you
HARRY OF Tue WEST.
v------"Our liveliest pledge
OF hope in feats and dangers, heard 50 Oft
In worst extremes, and on the perous edge
OF battle when It ragged, in all assaults
Our snresi signal!'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-12
From The Baltimore patriot.

-Four OF The Wing candidates, viz:
Messrs. Cufley, Lowering, Watson and
Carey are elected. The highest candi-
date on the Locofoco ticket is Nj. Elijah
Stansbury, who is also elected.
The average Wing majority is 81.
The majority oflhe highest Wing Cur
ley) over the lowest Loco (Bender) is ISL.
The majority ofthe highest Loco (Stans-
bury) over lowest Wing (Lurman) is SO.
AT the Delegate election IN 1872, the
average majority for the Locofoco ticket
was 1852.
In 1871, the average majority for the
same ticket was 1862.
The total number Of votes cast yester-
day (adding together tho vote gwen 10
the highest candidate on each ticker was
l3,0lS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-12

L HE Nj A II X L T s.
ursice OF rHE BALrlaoRr AMERICAS,

UFFIcE OF rHE BALTIMORE AMERICAN,
October 8. 1913. !
CArTLE There were about 1000 head Of Beef
Cattle offered for sale at the Scales this morning,
Of which 600 were sold TO The city butchers, and
the balatca laid The prices raid ranged
from 81 % to So 81 aper. 100 lbs. the hoof in
quality, which is equal TO 81 so so net. These
prices show no ma eial change since Iast week.
FLouR.-There is bur Iitlle doing in Howard
street Flour. Sales Of few hundred barrels OF
good mixed brands made from to-day at
81 25. The receipt price continues at 5 12A.
GRAIs--Ths supplies of Wheat Saturday
and to-day we're light. The few parcels received
e Md. and Va reds sold at 86 90 cts for good
to prime and at rs a 80 Cts for ordinary TO good
lot of 1900 bushels Penn., lsania, quality very
good, sold at 90 cts. Sales Of white Corn at 46
cts and Of yellow at 46 AZ ct,. Several parcels
Of Md Rye were sold at 60 Sales of Oats at GO
% cts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-12

MARYLAND ELECTION. GREAT Vino
TRIUMPH IN BALTIMoRE.-T The election
for Delegates to The General Assembly Of
Maryland took place yesterday through
GU, the State. In the city OF Baltimore
there was none of the excitement visible
which has been often manifested on simi
lar past occasions. AT the polls every
thing was orderly, and more quiet cleo
ton day was never Witnessed here. We
subjoiu the The result in this city, which
establishes the gratifying fact that four
out Of The five Wing candidates are elec.
ted.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-12

Lat year partes we're precisely reversed, there
being n Locolocos 10 IS Wings. To the Whig
m,lori,y OF 10 in the house of Delegates, to be
added in the senate, making the Wing rnaiori'y
on ioiEt ballot IL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-12
MAINLAND ELECTION.

We suhjoin the recslitulaaion Of the election in
Merylsnd which took place On "Wednesday last.
4,resslt aust cheer tie heat Of every Whie
The asaendsney ofthe Wing parry in the senate e
the United States will be maintained and strength.
cned by the Marylsn victory, as one OF the FIRST
DUE, Of The new Legislature i'll be the election oil
n senator TO supply tSe vacancy occosonea by the
expiration Of the term of service Of the Hon. John
l., eds Kerr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-12
Hon. DAVID HENsHAw,
Secretary Of the Navy, Washington.
FEMALE LABOR.

FEMALE LABOR
The meeting OF journeymen taiors and
tailortsses which has recently taken
lace in Boston elected some re-
markable acts respect NJ the compcnsn.
ton nftle later for tn ir work. TIE
shirt. makers, II seems, have BEEN work
ing for sjr cents for making a gorment.-
The following is an extract from The pro-
ceedings Of the citing at Faneul Hall
on Friday:
One widow lady, ty request ofthe
president, stated her case as a specimen
of wi at all had to submi, to who worked
for her employer Since January last
she had made pantalocns, with strops, for
tw, n,y-fve cents pair, and bad been
obliged to take her pay n orders. One
doIlar in cash was all she had received
since January.
Another said that she did not take or.
d-rs, because she always wanted TO lay
her money out ust as she pleased, but
she worked for less Than those of her COM
panions who took orders.
The President asked her how much de-
duction she made for CASH.
The speaker ierlicd: Il have consii-
able pride about some things, and 10 tell
you The truth, do not like 10 tell in pubs
lie what get"
The president then said he hoped the
pride OF 40 m mber would prev nj her
from stating facts which il would be use
| lul to have disclosed.
"Wtll, then" answered the relut1r,
''ior pantoloons, with two pockets and
watch lob get onl, Ten cents
A cotemporary ptonounces this mon,
s'rous, and with good reason. Can we
wonder at combnatl, ms among working
/ people, weak poor women, when their
employers grind them down TO stand
erd Of wages which cannot, by any pos.
slbiliy, yield the necessares Of mere ex.
s,encel
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-12
NJ AR RrED.

In Williamsport, Md, on Thursday last, by the
Rev Mr. Remmck, Mr. WILLIAM G. BiLLmiRE,
TO Miss MARY YOUNG, daughter Of Mr.. Adam
Young, all Off place
Ga the same day, by the Rev. Mr. O'Brian, Mr..
WILLIAM FLorD, 10 Miss AsAsrArA DAY, both
ofthis pace
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-12

A gang Of counterleters was arrested
in Pittsburgh on Thursday last. Their
names are Mahlon B. White, James Todd
and Joseph s. Frantz. A machine for
cutting ond finishing counterfeit coin, to-
getber with quantity Of spurious coin
and paper, finished and unfinished, was
found secreted in the upper story Of tie
building occupied by them.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-12

On Monday morning The 9th inst, a, the resi-,
denea Of Mrs. Elizabeth Ranscn near Charles
town, Miss OLIVIA Mo RGAN in the 65lh year of
her age. Few have done their duty better on
earth. Noae have a more certain hope Of happi-
ness to come
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-12
vHIG vICrORy IN GEORGIA..

The returns from the Georg ia Eection are in'
complete bat enough - known to render It certain
that he Wings have swept the State. The Loco
i,c"s have been sLockiugly b"a,so slo leave n"
strrehrn-'un that ih', can rsllcy for The Frea
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-12

A NRw Trick OF AN OLD VOCATION.
-Nolh's "Weeklv Gossip" has the fol-
lowing "Quito thriving trade is being
driven by three or four RUNNERS [pardon,
faslitious r, ader, we humby sue for il /
in different sections Of the city IN the it
line. The plan is to fall down on the
side walk in fit, and after undergoing
the usual applications in such cases made
and proyded-slapPiug the pelms of the
hands and drenchng with cold water
tell pneous tale Of having walked mir.
aculous numerical force of miles in TWEEN.
ty-four hours for the purpose of listening
to the last dying 81 eech Of sick sister.
The purse-stribgs of the susceptible vol
unfairly undtaw and silver shower oil
pty is the mountebank' reward. Hearts
are trumps."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-12
Fresh Groceries.

n OAF, Lump and Brown Sugars; Rio, JAW,
u a and Laguayra Coffee;
n, 0. and Sugar House Molasses;
Gnnpowder. Imperial & Young Hysos fea''
Rice; Chocolates; Pepper Alspice;
Ginger; Nutmegs Cinnamon; Tobacco
CigaIs; g. A. aud Fine Salt;
No. Herrings; Shad, &c. Sc.
With a choice lot Of fine old Liquors
Madeira Port, Lisbon, Brown q fale Shef'!
and Malaga Wines;
c goar Brady; Jam sPrits; Holland SIN
NE Rum; aih proof Rye whisksy, years
old; common ~hisktY'
All Of which We viii sell cheap
oc,olsr5. j. ". & y Il. BOYD.