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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-09

A young man. Of good standing recently
proposed honorable marriage TO ! young
lady Of the west, when he received for
sa answer, Get out, you nasty dirty
.feilerl Do you think Ed sleep with .
man. I'll tell youE mother
[Si, Louis Ledger.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-09

n. B. Those who boy 70 sell again, wllI halss
re ss6nable reduction made. by apply Ing 81 tbs
Drug Store Of the subscriber, Main ssfss T
HsrPer$-Fefry, Va. ADAM fOlNVt
Dec 5. 1912
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-09

TON MARSHALL, AND THE BARREL.-
The western papers tell the following an
ecdote AN opponent Of this gentle.
man, some few years since, exhibited his
political gaggingsby. informing the crowd,
which helwas addressing. that bis father
was cooper. and bad made many bar
rel for them. Tom. 10 reply, INDUCED IN
the following strains: Fellow citizens.
Aase no doubt that Mt. P.'sthis Oppo.
nenssl father was a cooper, a FIRST rate
cooper glorious cooper perfect
smAshef q cooper. and made you many
good barrel; but ielloE-eitizsns, be % ads
one barrel lpoin,ing 10 p ia which he
forgot 10 put good head. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-09
skirts.

Eh SACKS prime Ground Alum and
n e|O Liverpool SILT. just received and
for sale low for GASP, at The Charleslown Depot,
by KEYES e. EBY.
Nov
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-09
RaIIll of CoIniihiaI.

aFOR THE HAIR, which will stop tiff falling
out, or,restore il on bald places and on child
eeh make it grow rapidly Or Oh those who, hayelost
TOE hsiS from any cause. NJ. -:
All Yermin that iafests the heads Of children IN
srhoos, are prevented OF kiAkd by il at onee.-
lfEd the name Of ComSfocE s. CO. ca it, or never
~ il. Bear this ia reinembrdnce -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-09
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-09

aModsst Young Lady "A young lady
z once remarked that there was but one
word 10 the Bible she wished altered
and that was inSthe passage. Whatsoever
shall sniiie Thee on thy right cheek turn
70 him the other also" She would have
the.word smile changed 10 kiss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-09
CONWAY7S MEDICINES.

MAKE NOTICE that WiNsLowI L. KTBa ERhas
= succeeded the late H. kIDDER il The prepara-
lion of the CO.A'U.4It MEDICINES, and will
hereafter give paflie1lsr atebton to preparation
of the following established 9rteles thes eebty Of
(which precIudes the necessity Of republication Of
she numerous certificates now 10 the hands Of tile
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-09

sIaguisiiipe.,-" PA. has lightning got
fsss = No, my child" n guess il
has Pa; for ! read in tie paper that ii
struck man and knocked him down.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-09

Rather cool.-The snow is frozen so
hard IN New Hampshire, that the sleigh
syunnerss.rike fire as they pass over it'll
If any body knows Of colder place, we
should ike to lend themsour algornetre,
just invented which measufes down Sc!
serSl degrees below everso cold.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-09

The editor Of the Richmond. La. Com
pliers says, Oar town is without a+tailor
or shoetpakef--there Is no, pound Of
nails. bedford. piowline. for candle.
slick FOR sale Ia the place"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-09

lust received large quantity of virginia
a. Bsgihg, An excellent article I'M
n "a. < G. W.. HOI.LAKps z
HarPsrs-Ferry. Jan. IL, lsl3,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-09

ORB Maps rs. You've MAIbs.-Say
what you WIZ % old maids, their love Is
generally more strong and sincere than
thai Of the young inconside.ate creatures.
whose hearts vlberate between The lows
Of usdlock and lhe dissipa,ioas Of The
ballroom Until the young heart of !
woman 4 capable Of setting firmly and
exclusively on one subject, her love Is
like May shower. which makes rain
49, hlll hIIa M .ns.la...s.---. u 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-09

DR.. Raftloleme,o's Erpeetorant
WILL prevent Or cure all 1cipient consumplion,.
eoushsan colds if rtken nae and IS adelis sinful
remedy. Remember ihe name, and get Comslock's.
|. For sale at the Doug Stores Of IA n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-09
LaInbangh,sT COmDOsi1ia5n.

rTNAE experiences Of every day, adds fresh ".
timonyin favor Of Lambsugh's Compoii-
Jon, IS prepared BY YOUNG. establishing u.
yond doubt, that il IS the most certain remedy
ever offered for RRe9aasie affections.
The cosfbf package sufficient 70 make ODE
gallon Of he Medicine is small. Why not Ny
Il; It has cured hundreds, and 90 good ressen
can be offered why Il shoald not cure you;3 ii
afflicted with Rheumatism
The genuine article Is manufactured BY r
-' ADAM YOUNG, Jr..
Hrps-s- Ferry
And for sale By appointment. by
j. H. BEARD -S Coz
Held JOHN P. BROWN
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07

e.. "a 3S 0S5 Ininls;eFs' N ana negatiyed a. -.
~ i9o 10 60: Leave was then r-.''-.s
ofing IN bill founded On ,bs =, gwen ta
amer profess from Lord J. R9sssl-- :. -.-.as
me Imperial legislature ten EN- sEa.ze
rom altering or repeating i. t-.-''-'as5
views prevailed on he sclisc, -. go g.-sg
Laws. ne motion for the es,e.s s-s Yea
OF the oili came on last night 60. &
7" ofsiey moved as an amJndmfu. r.. i2.-
read a second time lha; dlv six~--...-, ,..-, 2 {.
long debate and division ensur4 A
second reading was carried bv ~. ,1=
oi l09. The Rtpeal agila,i]n 60
maintain formidable charac,er. l,'-.s
lngs IN dltferen; parts OF Ireland g., .ts
ing IN frequency, and are evfr,.-t-' =
tended by large and excited .-szs.- .--'s . 9.
people. Troops have .his wsFI. ~ T. -
Patched 10 ireland n conSidegabIe ~ -
and all the garfiSons in The IRISH ~. -'..,a
have been strengthened bY fresh fe-.e.lss -'..-ss
ments .>s
A telegraphic dispatch from p,-;.-.,
ed town yesterday, announcing the ar-.--. -.-.-.
the Ildian mail, with accounlS from L. III. s
the End oi May. and from China n ,..- -. r.. g
of March. The affai fScjpds ,rs... -
quill, though some troubles had tar. .- -l-
al Sirhind, and a serious enraorrrp-. - -
been ioug hit Al khytul The death rfr--- p
missioner Elepoo was the esv ps,-
Canton, but fresh attacks were exrsr..f
the Factories Ga Major Malcolm. - s
val. Sir II Pouingcr was 10 eo,, o.. :.
with the ratification ofthe treaty b,, -
ing beyond this b.ief summary Is :. r....
known.
From Spain our intelligence coa,.ag...
be highly interesting. The Cores g...
dissolved on the Goth ult, aud another r.-
eral election viii take place forthwith ~,
OF Arragon and Caialopf, =.
to be IN a state Of eres. er,1.
ment and the immediate suspension n +.
Regency is said 10 be the fist oti,c, ~.
disaffected. The National Guard Of M
rid, however, have openly declared lbsi- i
legiance to the Regent. and il is hobsd .bs.
the difficulties of the present crisis nav I.
sarmounted without an appeal 10 m.II,rg
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07
From the New World
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The steamship Columbia arrived at Bos-
ton on the 2lst instant having sailed from
Liverpool on the 4th, The Repeal ques-
ton was the all absorbing topic in England,
and great excitement prevailed as TO the
PROBABLE ultimate termination ofthe agitation
\ complete summary ofthe news by the ar
rival vi be found 10 the letters Of our cor.
respondents
LONDON, June 3-The debates in both
Houses of Parliament during the week have
related chiefly to questions connected with
Ireland, which at present occupies so large
a share of pnblc attention Ia the Lords,
on Tuesday, the Duke OF Wellington de-
Tended the proceedings fthe Lord Chancel-
lor of Ireland in dfsmissng Lord French
and other magistrates VINO had presided a,
Repeal meetings. and stated that the LoSd
Chancellor. in the opinion ofthe Govern
ment. bad only performed his duty in en-
deavoring to suppress agitation Lord Alb
erdeen on Thursday brought in a bill rela.
tive TO the admission OF ministers to benefces
IN Scotland. and stated tha; he will move
lis second reading and explain its provisions
when the House assemblies after the Whit.
sun recess. In the Commons, the second
reading ofthe Irish Arms Bill. aser a re.
cess debates of three nights, has been car.
RED by a majority of los The report on
the resolutions on the importation of Cana.
dian wheat and -four was brought up on
Monday. when MIR. N. Gibssn moved as an
amendment that the reduction of the dnty on
the importation OF Canadian wheat and -four
into the United Kingdom should moi be made
contingent on the imposition or maintenance
of duty oa the importation of foreign corn
inso Canada This amendment, vas oppcs
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07

and ,ha. he. the Hon. Jacob had told the
people in lS40, that both Harrison and Ty-
Ter were anti bank men He did not tell
US how he go, around the certificates few
ing, Cfit,enden, Bel aud Badger, corro5o-
rated by Daniel Webster and others, pro-
wing that Tyler not only sanctioned The bank
bill in his cabinet, but actually named il the
Fiscal Cooperation He said that the
yhig administration had spent about twenty
six iailion year. while Van Buren's ex
pendlures were twenty-five millions Now
from the published statement of Waltz; ).
Franklin and Il A. Garland. two democrat
ic Clerks Of Congress. and which were re-
ported to Congress, 1t taPpears that the ex-
penses of Van Buren's administration were
as follows.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07
FOURTH OF JULY.
canes.

We do not remember to fave eeea tn,
fourth ofJuly celebrated with SO much pro
prietv. as on las, Tuesday at this place. A
9 o'clock in the morning the children OF th'
different Sabbath Schools. assembled at the
Methodist Church. to the amount of more
than three hundred, and formed the process
sion in double file. They marched to the
PRESBYTERIAN Church where the citizens join
Cd them. From there they proceeded around
the SQUARE @ith banners flying, and suPe'
rior band of music ia fro,.f, to the Baptist
Church, where very eloquent adirCss was
delivered by Mr.. CLAPP. and several
HYMNS selected for the occasion, were sung
oy the teachers and childrea. BY this time
it was IL o'clock. and the procession. return
ed to the Methodist church where cakes and
confectionaries, were prepared IA: abundance
for their refreshmeut
There was large concourse of people, and
all seemed delighted with the manner IN
which The celebration was Planned and con-
ducted and with the propriety osthis mode
of impressing upon the tender minds of the
childred. the importance of the grea: day OF
American independence.
A. night. an oration was delivered atthe
Presbyterian Church. by Henry Graft. one
oflhe members of the Holly Springs Lyce-
um, who was selected by them TO represent
the society on the occasion. The address
was eloquent. and highly creditable to The
speaker and the Lyceum to which he
belonged
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07
JAMES ELDER.
Fl. HOLMES.
A. WOODRUFF.
WHTG MEETING.

Buffers Mills. July ist, l843.
Al meeting of the wings of Marshall
county held for this district, WIN. Dunn ESQ
was called 10 the chair, and n j Butler ap
pointed secretary. The objects afthe meet
ing beng explained by Jas. NJ Butler, the
following resolutions were introduced and
unanimously adopted.
Res0ired. That we appoint ten delegates
to the whig convention, to meet at Holly
Springs on the Sd monday of this month ia
nominate candidates to be run on the wbio
ticket for the next Legislature
Resotred. That if any of the nominee:
should fail to attend. maiorit; OF those
present shall nominate others to fill the va
canry-
Resolcsd. That we earnestly request the
convention to nominate sturdv.sober, farming
men. that are 10 favor of a National Bank
HENRr CLAY for our next president and
opposed to the odious doctrine of Repudia.
lion.
Wnereupon the following geHtlemenwere
appointed delegates: ]. Calahan, J Cook
H w. Keeble. j. AZ. Butler. j. T. Finley
J. S. Evans. J. B. Griffin, d. MoCunua
Z. 3. Butler and VIM. Dunn. Esqrs
The meeting then adjourned
WM. DUNN, Chairman
n. BurLKR. Secretary
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07
F0Is PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY.

with ONE candi ate for The Presidency. and
the EEsr INTEREST, OF THE COUNTRY al heart, L
ought not to b. doubteI that the Tthtgs appeal
ing 20 the VIRTUE and INTELLIGENCE oi
tAe PEOPLE, will be a. successful in 1914 as
shey were 1910 Whether That one candidate b.
rs all indications sem 10 determine "
TUCEY'S ILLUSIRIOUS SON, or any
one nf hunireds OF hts followers my prayers for
a WING TRIU MPH shall b. ardent and un-
ceasinE"
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07

The Clay Club of this place holds its next
meeting on the Sd Saturday in this month.
The anti-repudiation Club meets on the Sd
Monday, the day of The county convention.
The Anti Reputation Clubs not intended
to be confined to any particular party. but II
an,i-repudiators
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07

The following gentlemen were appointed
delegates from the Hudsonvile precinct:-
DR.. B. w. Matthews. Maj VIM B.
Means. E. L. Travis Esq A. w Campbell,
ISaac Cunningham, J Fl. Raimey. w "A
Maddox, A. J. Garrison, John Hunter, ] ohm
Rook Esq.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07

such as we some times witness, but a few,
cen, democratic ihuEnps with walking
canes.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07

The Committee Of arrangement appointed
from The several Sabbath Schools engaged in
the late celebration; would beg leave in be,
halt Of those Schools. to return their thanks
to the Speaker of the day, TO the gentlemen
who favored rs with music. and the Marshal.
for their efficient ana appropriate services
on tha, occasion.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07

The Democratic convention for this coun-
ty met on las Monday, aud nominated the
following ticket for the Legislature.
r.. S. GREER, JAS L. TOTTFN.
r. JOSSELYN, JOHN J. STEGER,
MIR. Greer is the only one who was a
Representative in the last Legislature. the
others are new candidates.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07
with a nobier destiny.

The holy banner OF The free,
Unfurls its mmorailyi
A nations pure and bright recordl
Ia honor 10 the mighty God,
For nobler puYer brighter deeds,
Than earthly liberty exceeds: Throne
Which plnmcS its wings fer heavens high
And shouts the praises Of God alone.
Holly SPRIlsGs. NJ p w.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25
,rCTrREs on GEOLOGy

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Geology not before published Lecture embraces the fol-
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~ Lecture ", Coral Reefs Coral Islands Lecture
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aad dicebeess
To the above also added in this edition Sketch OF the
ieetnre Of Dr. AUGUSTINE SMITH delivered before me
ycsu Of Natural History the 9Th OF December last on
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pnsscnscrs Arrived

In ship Norma from Havana-NIrs Cames, children and
,,yant Mrs Ann F,rquhar, Jose Aonzo NJ Ventaace y
pom, NJ IIaync, Jose Domee l. FcIayue Silva. Ma
tano De,acous,, Prosper, Schmidt, James Stew
AT.
In ship Louisa from New Orleans-Ienry Alexander, Mr.
James Alexander, Mrs Gales and servant, Mrs Niven
children aud servant, Mrs Dummond, Mr. OTalien--3o IN
he steerage.
In brig Ameda from y Orleans-Mr Anderson and lady,
Mr. s,oclwell Mr. Stewart, Mr. Lingrain Mr. Jackson.
In ship superb from GlasgowNlr and Mrs Thorn, Miss
N Thorn Miss Thorn. Turner aud lady, Mr.; Camp
bell, A Campbell Miss Gregg, Miss Stoddar,, Miss Nc
rarlng, Cade Mrs Cade Mis-. Beatrix Miss Beaix,
Mis-, Bsa,rx, VIM Bea,rix Miss Euphemia, and 200 IN
the ;teerage.
In the brig Old Colony, from Matanzas-c Brown, W
Pyc and King.
In the brig John r Gardner, from Belize, HondurasDr
George A Brown Of London.
In the schr Harriet Smith, from Havana-G Bloomfield
and Mr. Williams.
Ia the schr Lochiel, from Porto CabelloMrs fanny and
lngraham
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25
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INTERESTING LETTER

R,latir, 10 Teeth held by .2tmosphsric Pressure.
ITO DR. :. B. SMITH. Dentist, li5 Chambers
| street, New fors-Sir The ;ee'h which you inserted
for me on h- combined Atmospheric Pressure principle,
ar jus,iy considered By ali rho have them. as the
itsst specimen of the dental with them the
as natur teeth aad certainly IN regard u nature and to
Fli,. rheF uGrard. owe much yon SIR for tt-
s,rsr;ari, gou work, thar willing you should refer
10 me an provided they DO call merely
nv CURIOSITY. Yours, &c MIS- c. my2i 3tls'
nAVlD SANDS 4 Co, Apothecaries and Che
~ mrs = East Broadway corner Iarket street: respect.
fnliy call tbs attention Of Families scias, and the iu =
lie generally m town and country 10 r extensive aud well
elected stock 81
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
and large assortment oi d-hcat. freuch En:lS,
(f--rna1 and American PERFUMES, EXTRACTS, COS
AlETlGS, & toeet-r with variety OF Ru SHE'S,
COMBS and EiNC ARTICLES ataptei 10 the toll- or
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
and family cpts Nl attention. ne very
bet OF medicines constantly kept hand and eomtsat
person always Il eaGes; both nsh: and day. 70 prepare
ren IN h Eost Careful and scieathe with scTup-
Ious regard correctness.
LEECHE> OF the bst kind always kept for sale, OF they
viii b. applied, at ray hoE By eyerlenced psrSon.
MEDICINE CHESTS for sale OF rarterns; also,
iiIied and reiisd the and careful manner
MINERAL WATERS,
from Saratoga OF the Uui0n Congress Pavilion and Iodine
Springs; also Waite Sulphur and Stze Waters aways on
q East Broadway, cor, Of MasSess,- MA iRiis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-25
CLEARED,
G. TT T.ncroft

Ships Caledonia, Fines Quebec, ! aiSeott'
Louis PHILIPPE Castof, Havre, Bolton, Fox Livingston;
Sheridan Depeys,er, Liverpool, f Collins x Co.
Steamer Grsa, Western, Hoskin Liverpool, r Irwin
Bark Texidor, Lockwood ST Thomas, b De Forest * Co.
Bgs Frances Ashby, Randall, Mystic, "; Agnes, gray
Philadelphia. II Underwood,
schrs Hope MITCHELL Manzana, Nesmth, Leeds MO-;
Victoria, Crocker Port au Platte, Taylor Rich; Ontaro
Wheel. Curacoo, Barnes, Graves & Coz BACON Grl,,in
minptnn W Mckee; Robi Mills, Darling, Grand lcrre
via Kew West S w Lewis; Albert Final, Nichols, Bangor
Buck Peters; Sagadaoc, Simpson, Machlas Buck re
ers Sandusky, Meryman Portland Sesmith, Leeds Co
ARRIVED.
Ship Norma Barton 10 as from Havana, with sugar aud
Ship Louisa Leayi,r, Is ds fun Orleans, with mdze,
EK Collins * Co.
Brig Almcda, Ashby from Orleans May D. WIN COT
ION and provisions, 10 master.
Dutch raot Uania, Deonsh, 81 d, I'm Rotterdam, mdz
10 U L Wolfe.
B, ship Superb, Hamilton % ds firm Glasgow, with mdz
,oJ Lee &Co m lust, lat Al % long 90 81, spoke ship
Quebec, hence for London.
PrSau brig ouellie Lingo firm Cette and "a ds I'm lhe
Rock Of Gibraltar, in ballast. TO Aleye. Stecken
Big Old Colony Chase of Portland, II ds I'm Nlatanzes
icr York. Left bark Empress, for York in ds
Brig john GadneF, Robson, I'm Belize, Hond May ; 10
F Alexander, with sarsaparilla &c.
Big L-ono, Collins, 10 is from Mobile, cotton, TO
Cocks < Co
Brig Mariner, Kiadcr OF Frankfort 70 ds I'm orlcans
molsses, to Clar, < Co, of Haven
bng OSccold, Boynton, III Us I'm IhaeStoh Win Cop"1
10 master.
sehr Lochv Lukn, frm Porto CabelIo eth May coffee,
10 u Whitaker.
schr Leou,ne, Knapp t. honrs from Richmond coal 10
Sehr Hsrrie, Smith, Smith, 10 ds I'm Havana, orange, SC,
10 P BAlea.
Schr Splendid, Crowe 3 ds fun Boston, mlze.
Schr Cages Allen, 5 d. I'm Boston, plaster.
Schr Utica Bourse, 3 ds I'm Boston, mdte
Schr taiauaia Luce ds from Charleston, cotton and
nee, 10 Sprasue x Robinson.
Schr Atlantic Robinson, ds frn Charleston cotton Nc,
toA Cooley x Co.
Schr Traaii smalley, ds from Baltimore ndte TO } *
Rdgy..
SchT Enc Mathews II days from Jacme coffee aud log
wood, Rossair Left brig Joseph Atsl"s' higgins
for Boston in DAYS
schr BENZ Bigelow, B0sse days from Boston, mdze 70
Atkins
Schr Fairfield, Burr, from Salem, mdzc,
Sehs Mary Ann, fm Thomastcn, lime.
Schr Louisa, I'm Boston for Albany.
schr Hudson, I'm Boston, uGz.
BELow-ship Orleans Sears from n Orleans to VIM
Nelson.
Brig Ponce from Porto Rico with sugar I Lord,
Br brig Queen Victoria Is days from Turks Island with
salt, Also, bFcs unknown
sAlLED-Bark Te1idor--Wind West.