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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-04-22

Proofs de Mercer. lie process du isnne
Meftsar cause tine ,iyn sensation, 4 Fi,lla.
~delphte. L',htptst s'sltaeha lie plus en-
plus n ee malhrufsus at d sa iaune sesur
qnt, d'arras 1lelqnes teh,eignaRea. aura,'
ete la vietime ct non In complies de Son
sedueteur Hebettop.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30


penn ddle5lu Isl JaunaIy mex stalfed' 19'
facts a|IeadY developed HulirizH |as coaeius'on
thntihe b,lal Consumption Of RuIoM aNd de y
luded States viii nol be lts shan 10000 qales
aeainsi cfopqf a37aoQo ana 4 lhe Present
crop 81 ls43 Is lci 4 Be noI over 1000 bales,
lhs consumption viii haye 50 IaI gained On pIp;
daclidn asiu ieqnire auccesaige crops Of 2 4Vp,-
600 bales o Keep down prices,
IKE hiuk lbs great causs Of The decline n N1l'
osa bas been Iho pfesamsd lacl ibal here has
been loo much Cotton produced, planets would
haYe to rs to something Ise. this has been ins
cfoaking Of Manchester, o befe-echoed BY i.pws
ell until asaehiou has been taken for TACT ana
the planters have submitted e prizes which We
Ibutlhe indexes loruin. But W. ak ID The spirit
Of sveh-handed justice, whether opon lalr conn
palson Of supply and demand better and more
femunerating prices are not only warranted, but
would be bul The consequence nfnaiural and e.
I lectve causes. and not those 81 IA inflated cur-
lency or spirit ol speculation Charleston
yArcNrg
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30
NOTICE

ETTERS of.Adninistralion debonis non having.
been granted to the undersigned, at the Decem-
Der Term, 1913, Of the Probate Court of Wilkinson
county, on the estate Of WILLIAM Fl. WEST, decd,
notice hereby given 70 all persons indebted to make
immediate payment, and those having claims to pre-
sent them az prescribed yaw they will be barred.
WIN II. WILKINSON, ADMIT. debons non.
December l6, 1913 52w6
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

FILTERS Of ADMINISTRATION assoni, non having
4 been gfansed to the undersigned, at the Decem-
oef Term, e4S, Of the Probate Court of Wilkinson
County, on the estate Of WILLIAM R. REILEY decd,
nouee e hereby given to all persons indebted to make
Ahmee'ate PaYmen and TO those having claims to pre-
sent tnem as prescribed by law, or they will be barred
WESLEY REL Y, .adra'r. debon nom
December I6 1913 52wf
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

each 81 WhIeh Is productive Al pleasure In the
ffsl place removes thai uleasInesa which q
ifue spirit |ec|s from dependence aud obligation.
4 alIolda p|oasnrA ID lho sdll0r and hefeiae
ai'ids oil sacia| Affections plomeles that
future confidence which is 50 Yely Interesting 20
The human mind & opens prospect 81 beng
readily supplied with what We Wantson future &C
casions leaves consciousness Ofopf own
virtue, and i d a measure We know So 30 right,
both il point % justice and sound economy f
nalIy, Il IS iheuain support q simple reputation.
SHENsToNE.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30


Peal River Is now as high i has been for many
years aud we may safely calculate tibet body 81 wa
Ter sufficient TO float the largest class Of vessels viii
continue 10 flow through is channel, to the Ocean nn-
til late in tile spring months, The only impediments
now in the way Of iis successful navigation ofsteam
boats Of the largest class, are the ALLEN trees from the
banks the projecting trunks floating timber and
the pendant limbs Of standing trees Had these bar-
riers been removed by Legislative munifcence, when
the Treasury Of the State in condition to aid
the enlerpnsing cilzens who would have readily ems
bafkedin the improvement, the people residing near
the great central artery ofthe State" would now have
enjoyed similar advantages to those possessed by them
who inhabit the fertile regions eontgUous.tothe Tom
bgby, Tennessee and Yazoo rivers. But even IN ts
present condton the Peals now in a good condition
for the running Of small steamers. We have been
highly gratifed at learning from Of our most en-
terprsing merchants Mr., Hilzhem, that be is about
eecting encouragement to place the river for re-
gular trado small steamer to ply between Jackson
aud Neshoba county. Mr. HiEhem has fol several
years been engaged in the cotton trade at jackson.
and has done very heavy business 1--WE hope prof
table one, for his enterprise deserestl and nuder-
stand from him, that he expects, in tho space Of ~
days 10 have his boat in the uississippian
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

We observe that meeting was to have taken
place twebelieve on last monday 10 consider the
present position Of Texas, the United States Mex
leo and, Great BFiliaD, aud what Ought the Slave
States to do ia the event Of Texas aboshiug sla-
very. within is limits, either through negligence
ofourown or the iniesmsdlng Of foreign govern
ments--G Gen Ruunels, of Texas, former Govern
orofihis siate, win address the meeting
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30
SHERIDAN.


had now, for The FIST lime, an opportunity Of
seeing this remarkable man. He was then 10
the prime Of his life, his fame and Of his
powers. His counlenance struck ne, at
a glance, as The most characteristic / had
ever seen. Fame may do much; but thought
lcoud discover in his physiognomy every quality
for which he was Distinguished. The. pleasantly
oft the man oflhe world, the keen observation Of
the great dramaiisl, aud the vyidness and daring
of the FIRST rate orator His features we're fns;
but their combustion was 50 powerfully iniellecl-
ual that At The moment when be turned his face to
you, you felt as Il you was looking on man Of
the highest order Of faculties. None Of The lead
ing men Of his day had Physiognomy, so palpa-
bly, menial. DnTkes specialized eyes told bat lit
lie, Fox, wilhthe grand outline Of The Greek
sage. had 10 nobility Of ieaiure. Pitt was eys
DENLY 90 fayoIile Of whatever goddess presidss
over benuty at our birth. But Sheridan's coun-
tenance was the actual mirror Of one Of the most
glowing, versatile and vivid minds 10 the WORLD
His eyes alone, would have given xnrassi1,s
f-ru rice OF cHy neves saw IN human hand
orbs so large, SO intensely black, and Of such
brilliant lustIe. Ills manners, too. were then adj
mirable-easy without negligence, and respects
FIJI az a guest alta royal table, without shadow Of
servility. He, also. was wholly free from that az.
lection Of epigfam hichtemps man who cannot
help knowing that bis good things are recorded.
lie laughed and listened and ramhled through
the common topics Of the day, with all the eyi.
dence Of one enjoying the moment. and glad 10
contribute 10 this enjoyment and vel, IN all this
case, could see that remoief thoughts ffom time
passed through bis mind 10 the midnight Of oui
gaIety, the contraction of his deep aud noble
brows showed that he was wandering Fat away
from the slight Scs Of the table; aud could
imagine whalhe might be when struggling against
The gigantic power Of Pit, or laundering against
Indian tyranny in West Minister Hall i saw
him long afterwards when The flashes Of his gent
Us we're like guns Of distress, aDd his character.
talents aud frame were alike sinking. Butruin.
ed as be was, and humiliated by folly as much as
BY misfortune, never have been able 10 regard
Sheridan but as fallen star, star TOO ofhe first
magnnude, without superior 10 the whole gall
4 axy lfom which he fell, and with an original brS
llancy peThaps more lusuous than them ALL.
Memoirs Of Statesman in BlackWoOd.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

~ " = ~ H.
A the next February term. 1s44) Of the Probate
- Court Of WILKINSON county, The undersigned Ad-
deceased, will present their accounts with said estate
or ina settlement and allowance.
JOHN.Nd. CURRIER, Admir-.
ORANGES M. cURRIER, ADMIR-.
December l6, l84s, So
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

NOTICE.
Fl hkS Of Administration having been granted
% the undersigned at The December term, s43, Of
the Probate Court of Wilkinson county on the estate of
MARoARET Law, deceascd., notice is hereby given to
a persons indebted to said estate to make immediate
payment and to those holding claims to present them
as prescribed by law. OF they will be barred
VIM. L. BAIRD, Admir-.
December 6, 1913 5sw6
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

T The naxl February Torn, 1874, Of The Probate
- Court o. Wilkinson county, the undersigned.
Guardian Of THoMAs ]. BRowN, Will present hia ae-
counts with said werd SAID Court for final settle
nenl and allowances
wM, H. WOODS, Guardian.
December g. fs4s. 50
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

The Legislature Of Va, was organized cnthe
4ihinsi. BY nr, P. e. Scott. Of Grenyille, being
elected President ofthe Senate, ard JoaI Holls-
man, Esq. Speaker oflhe House Of Represents
lives.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30
NOTICE.

7NUIICh.
"A g The next February Term, s44, of the Probate
= Court 81 WilSineon county, will offer the guar
dianshp accounts Of Eleanor Law, deceased, as late
guardian Of Margaret Law 70 said Court FORMAL set
lement.
HARVEY M. Law, Adn'r. Of Eleanor Law.
December 6, Ia4s g.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30
NorlCE.

FHRlFRE will be an Election held at the cour,
house inihe town Of Woodvr, on The fist
Monday n January pexl. it being the first day of
said month, for the purpose Of elecpg one May
oI, four Aldermen, add one Town Constable, to
serve ioI lie ensuing year.
WILLIAM L. GAGE, Mayor.
nj 4voR,s f1retcp
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

NJ O Election = Att recent election 10 I'll the
vaeancyin the State Legislature Of La, coca.
stoned By the resignation Of Felix I.abaiui mem
Der for the city ofNew Oleanv, JAS P Ferret,
wing, ecved Sc votes majority over ?. K. Wag-
ner, democrat.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

HAPAY- Carlyls.A gifted Byron rises in MS
wrath; and feeling TOO surely that he for lis part
r. not happy declares The same in very violent
language, IS a piece ofnews that may be inter
eslng Asyidenlly has surprised him much. -
One dlsikes 70 see man, and poet, reduced ID
proclaim cnihe streets such tidings, but on The
whole, as matters 90, that is not the most dslika
BILE, Byron speaks the lrnIh in this matter. By-
Fons large audience indicates how true il is felt
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30


xx5.a, s. E.
49, AeAif
4y..,p S. - 49, &. j 81, 81 .e.s
~ s.. S. (. II. q.
fAE TExAs QUESTION
"a ll1s pay' paper eall y sQqna "a sk'saes
from aebals in tl's h'''.s' Z. l'''g..s a y
relation e s's lssPs0''s e sk9S es ''''s'
lsh a1q AIesllsaq apgl'.'PR's.s ag'ss ~ ons
iblns' -.aas slexssy v sfa4 sgsf g
sIsvs.hoIders of lie south aud de aboliion-
isIs Of This county and Europe II he south
ero Members Of Congrsss. do noi. n me pres.
en session. assert Ieis lights Of property 10
the peaeeable possession d sleb slaves hey
VIII, before many years. loose them 'Thlee
am. ,s..
+, S d 4 3, ,''f'.'
go ~ n y so',",' z 9''9'' ~ 800
'os' ~ 'p''''s'.ss n W ''9s'',g'''S's' ~
w s'sss pospesS ''''ep'" PV'' soS''"Slps '''7'
sslKss ana 'nslf p'oPel'y' merely = g'ases
spe'xeRl'y q !@o' alnoluous aspHel'S lof sne
Presidency The gteat advocate o. southern
Rights and Southern Institutions we fear E
81. n l.,,,n..ef. H., tie ,fi@
Ss9''''ss y = $500 80
s0s"'S = ''.s..l.
CoNeREss Gales and Seaton have been
elected piipielsto the United states Senate,
and Riyes and Blair printers 10 the House Of
REPRESENTATIVE ~ MsNpley was elected
VlelK q ne House
The R;cboood Wbig says Gen Dufr Green
now 10 London, has been eplying "through
the columns of the English newspapers 10 the
pan s.doau so,;,,, +. rho bos n,bl,shed !
~ 49,. aa;as, 81. raoadis,a,saf tl,a II
So So
$3.50
We observe that meeting was to have taken
place 1--WE believe on last monday 10 consider the
present position Of 7exss, the United States Mex
go ano 0Fsal D''ap' aOo wna' 0Osn' 'ae o'asS
7psS : e. : 'I 49, 49,, ',S :. NV, "Ss. ~
ss's, m''' u 3 ,',s' , r 1,sao eSsro
800. a. R 81 ofTss.s fo,msr Govern.
= os,nis s,o,o iii, sddross 4. mes,iOo
4,b;ns, IS ~ p n Scott If granville be;oo
elected President oftbe Senate. snd joel HOLE.
man Esq. sosnker of,be House Of Represeb,a.
ives
cotton y quo'su .. nom 20 - Genus
M.
The Y. 3 House Of Representatives have
NJ Bgnsf 9s, ~; n y A
OF Mississippi. and other States which were
M, eIe.,ed =, na,s,,... e,h.aaa..,;s.,..
R'''ss'S''Ns = - PP0'''0'''"s'''
isN 9 we iass SESSION Of congress.
Congress Adjourned on the 7ihto the fIIh.
to give tl,e.presilin0 offieersof he two t1,,s..
:. ''S'9S'
s''''SA y "PP'tis s'o'' ssanul'g committees.
The I.e0isIat,,,e of faeo,oio l,a.,o .aa...,
'''OP'su
"R.e''siV'e a''u RESTITUTION, assetung lne clam
otthe United States 70 the territory of Texas,
Gunder the treaty. by which Lnuisiana VIVA 80.
aed and he ,;ohsof T.va. i 49, -
~ ''0''' 0u''''S'
s'on INFO Tue iedefai Union
~ a rJ..go,. .a-, - - cur
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

INSOLVENCY NOTICE.
ME undersigned Commissioners appointed by the
Honorable Probate Ceuff Of Wilkinson county,
et the December Term thereof ls AZ, to receive and
examine claims agaust The Estate Of joins NETTER-
yIAAk. deceased epolisd Inaolveni, will meet at the
shefhs ohoei in Ncodyllle on the First Tuesday in
each month for he ensuing six months, for the purpose
atofespia-At tic expiration Of which time the Com
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

CoTToN is quoted at from 10 IS cents
per pound, BY the N. Q, Bulletin Of The 2Sd
inst.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

The Legislature Of this State viii meet on next
monday. Gen Briscoe, ofClaibonre is spoken
offcf Pest, Of the Senate, and G R. Fall, Esq.
for Speaker ofihe House.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

Those pursuing the study Of The languages will not
be charged extra for mathematics. At the close Of
each term, bills will be forwarded 10 patrons fol pay-
nents aad i ia hoped they may receive an immefi-
ate and particular shafe Of attention No deduction MI
be made for these not entering within two weeks OF the
opening OF each term; nor will allowance be made for
any absence except whom oceasonea b sickness.
Testimonials Of character and abilities will be sub
niffed 10 naffnnc ia dated
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

600 REWARD-

H&$TOLEN from the subscriber about the LIST inst, at
~ pis Race Tract plantation out Of his gin house,
pair Of pntenl balancssdrawing 600 lbs
YheahoYa eNarl viii be gwen for the conviction of
lhe |hie dd reasonable reward to any one who will
deliver tie balances to him or inform him where he may
find Them. T II. OSWALD
01cembaf 90 1a13
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

p Y virtue Of an order Of the II Ion. Probate Court
yiNinaon county made At The November term,
isls villas guasdon Of c4ETHIA E.SAPP. expose for
sale, a Public Auction the Royal Oak, in. the town
of tV0odVle on
The 23d dag Of January, 1874.
70 The highest bidder. % credit Of twelve months,
Purchaser giving note with approved security.
CYNTHIA SAPP, Guardian.
Dec g, ls4s I-tda
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

The Legislature Of Georgia have adopted
apreambe and resolution, asserting the claim
ofshe United States 70 the territory ofTexas,
pnder the treaty by which Louisiana was &C.
ded, and The tight Of Texas to claim udmis-
sion into The federal Union.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30
Superior Cotton Lands.

"a Q IIUlNs1
Ii persons are hereby cautioned against
- trading Tor note ofhand given on The 23rd
Dec, l643, by the subscriber, with JAS. a. Ven.
tress, as security, to Sam'l Davis & J. II. Muse,
Executors of Charles Edwards, decd, payable
afler date, foE four hundred and eight
dollars g. the consideration for which said note
vas gwen has failed, and will moi pay the same
unless compelled by law
WRIGHT STANLEY.
0eoanher al 1eda 90
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30
WO0DVILLE MALE ACADEMY.

KE3HlS institution will commnece lis next regular
session on the first day of January 1874, under
Che auPeEinendence Of Measrs. CHAPMAN e THAy "a
10 appealing lo patronage to the public the nndefsgn,
ed rely alone upon the success which has attended their
former efforts in teaching Each year viii be divided
into four terms Of eleven weeks each with vacation
Of one week after each, except the third, which viii
be succeeded by respite Of lour weeks. The course
ofinsuuetlon wall embrace NOT only the fundamental
principles Of an English education. but also the higher
branches Of mahematics including Algebra, Geometry
Plapeand Spherical Treonometfys and Sur
yeging In the department Of languages, Latin and
Creek French and Spanish Particular attention will
be bestowed upon the training Of hose preparation for
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

Happy" my broiherl First Of all, what differ
ence Is i whether thu All happy oTOotl Today
becomes yesterday 80 fast, oil to-morrows become
yesterdays; md then there is no question whalev
e ofihe shappinesssn but quite another question.
Nay, thou hasi such sacred pity left at least for
myself Thy very pains, once gone over into yes.
terday, become Joys e thee. Past aud Prsseai.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

FRESH GARDEN SEED.
UsT received 'lrom.ihe Shaker Society Of Pleasant
Hil AyaWy usual supply Of Fresh Garden Seed.
W. L. COLLINS,
Nov g. lsas
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

Also--one other, taken up by S. ]. Fenner, Roam
iah Poney, about hands high, large blezen the face,
knees and hooghs white, years old, with short tail,
and branded on the len shoulder, but not as to be
understood
sAAI'L McNiURTRY, Ranger W. G.
December Ia s43. 81
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

The U. S. House Of Representatives have
naad f..assA sIl-e..-ai,
Mr. BuFnafd egalnst the Members Of Congress-
OF Mississippi, and other States which were
MOI elected n pursuance ofihe apportionment
Law Of Che last session of Congress.
Congress Adjourned on the 7lhto the lIih,
to give llle'presding oficersofthe two Houses
time to appoint their standing committees.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

Consumption Production Averaoe
Europe America Total. price st Jan
1916 ,0s6,000 u 600 l252,0O0 ,254000 6
s5.6 100000 2s6s 900 ,342.0OO 100000 Is
s67 l,lz0.000 $4,000 39s, 900 422 600 Is
s7ss $4,000 100000 .s6s,00O 100000
1873 100000 276000 ,ssi ,00O $50, emo n 10
1910 100000 100000 $4,000 III 600 $50
40sI l56400O 297 GOO 1851 00O .6s4 0O0 10
4l-2 Ass,oo0 2ez QUE l7e5,0oo ess 900
From Che foregoing Table il will be seen. thai
the ageFaga piodnclion for years, has been.
l,5s7s000 bales, and lbo average consumption
$4,000 baIes certainly snch neal eQnalliy
IN lhe supply and demand would nol warrant ven
win every alleWauce foF tDe fxeess 81 currency
spr portion Of that Time, he great Inc h iha
prices ~ years from 8 down g 8. and n $40
y lhe sill low pfice Of 6. + VIII be ebsefVed
sHA AlieH every EXCESSIVE cop the consumption
has inpalpbly exeeedad lie production, IS b lac
yeafs of $40, 40 md ~ The crop Of 1899,
AZ has no0been included, as The consumption
eanho beaecnlolelY asceHaiaed. until the Euro.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

The Richmond Wing says GEO. Duff Green
now IN Londoo, has been leplying, through
the columns Of the English newspapers 10 the
Rev. Sydney Smith" who has published a
long article against the Repudiators Of the U.
States.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

WD Anglers SAIsE.-WiIl Be sold, at the court
III 3 house door IN the town Of Woodville on the 9Th
day Of January, s44 the following Stays One,
Black Mere, taken up by rhos Ellis; said mare being
about years old, IA hands high, marks or brands
Rsibie-aso. other Bay Maze, about 6 years old,
I-2 hands high, with star in the forehead blind IN
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

The Rev. Henry gaswell, M. A., authorof the
History the Molmous, lple Of the American
Episcopal Church having been admitted lhe prIyi.
leges The English Church, undeF The provision
OF apeclaiaei Of Parliament recently passed, hns
been licensed BY lhe lord Bishop Of Salsburylo
The eugacy Of Dsmton. Nillshire. On the nonna-
aigu p tie Rev. R Payue, The appointment
has been cenfFnad BY The Archbishop Of Canler-
bury London SIN
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

InRRAPIN LONGEVITY The Marlboro (pfinte
Georges county, MIDI Gazelle Of Wednesday.
says land Fefmpin q Ibe old school was
found near Ibis village By MI FsiIdef Suit. who
descflbesita having o. It's under she'll, this in-
soiipao0 R Ilill. Cor 2 fIl1 TAG" 4 has
become shfigelled with age. andls not 50 large as
ierapina of rs kind ordinarily are. rs shell is
mofe Than twice IS thick as any be has ever SEEM
PAYfNo DfBrs.- What a pleasure il is to pay
ones debisl remember 70 have heard Sir Tho /
mas Lytgl,an make his observation. II seems
10 a0H fsnl 8 combination 9f circumstances,
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

VIE subscriber. with TIE AID 81 an experienced ana
sqecsssal asslatans teacher, designs to open
school ol tue education Of limited number Of boys. on
'4onaay lne 7'h Of january next ID the house now oc
euped By N d Lancaster.
ne W be prepared 70 receive few pupils as boafds
eras into bis family.
ion es 70 plans, objects and terms
WI he iarnlshed upon application
VIM. g. CRANE.
Weoeglla, Dec. %, is4s.-l-2@
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-16
REPEAL +! REPEAL y!

Ireland will be redeemed. Father Mathew
win stand her moral benefactor, and Daniel "
Connel her political iiberator The sensation
created by the discussion o. these m'shIy subjects
of Temperance and Repeal has engrossed the at
,e,,ion OF the civilized word, and thrilled every
country OF Europe Who caa doubt, in witness
ing the efforts of these champions OF human rights
and human happiness, that Erin's sons will ere
long enjoy the rich fruits of morality and freedom.
spark from this spirit stirring fame has crossed
the great deep and is particularly disco.srable IN
the vicinity of Lancaster. BARBER AND
WARD have succeeded in abolishing old prices
and bnnging merchandise down to its proper stand
ard and value, and aie always ready 10 wait upon
the public and supply their wants They have an
extensive assortment Of cheapy bought goods, and
would be happy to dispose ofthem at small ad-
vance from their original cost b. s. W. are al
ways pleased to show their goods, confident that
they are Of the best quality, anu will please the
most fastidious.