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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-09

CABINET CHANGES.-'Fhe following is nm
extract from letter To The editor Our ,nJeu,
mas access To sources Of AUTHENTIC information.
"The rumors that for the past few weeks have been
50 constantly circulating in tins city, respecting the
proposed reorganization OF the Cabinet are .,on ID,
be verified There is hut lule doubt that the
President has only been waiting the resignarion Of
MIR Webster. TO cOnsnmnaio this purpose How
far this re-organIz alton will extend is probably
yet undetermined on. That Messrs Spencer and
Porter may remain in their respective office. !.
probable. The relations existing Between these
gentlemen aud the Presldeni are Of that character
IN all respects which warrants the suppn,iilon that
as TO them no change will he made. Upshur will
either succeed Mr. Web ter, or go abroad. What
will be done with Wicklrfle and Legare. or whether
any places will be rendered them i. n yvl unknown
That they will leave the cabinet on It's re-organiza
ton there is no doubt. They are neither Of them .po-
i'c'I ineHd' o the Pres'i. They regard the idea OF
MIR TYlers election in IA, as the extreme Of absur.
dizzy. and together with Mr. Webster, have been The
chief cRPoser' to all vigorous action on the pari OF
The Presldent-Iimid and undecided Us politicians
they are Of no service To Mr. Tyler lie WANT,
about him, men vi stu1I hearts aud iron nerves
men who willing TO ris their own political dies,
times. by prompt full. and jealous cooperation
WIN hin' ia the ourryihg out policy. which shall
at the same time be bold dec ded and clearly de-
lined. The hesiuing. wnvcring policy. that has SO
emineniiy distinguished the administration, ever
SINCE the rupture between the President and the
wing party, has grown ont Of the peculiar circum
stances IN which the President has Been thrown
The further continuance Of ssch policy, neither
suits the tastes nor the purposes Of the President
MIR Tyler Is caulInus but not timid Had his wishes
been responded to. 10y minority Of his Cabiner. !
have no doubt, but that The adjournment or the last
Congress would have been Immediately follow ed
10y system cf political iaciics that would no re
fully revealed to The country the determination of
the President 10 remember his friends and punish
las enemies In this however. he vas invariably
overruled by Web,re-. WickliTe, Upshur and lie.
gare, constituting they did, majority Of the cab
net. The prospect ofaR early Resignation ON the
part OF Webster, and determination Ia substitute
IN tho places Of Legaro and WiekhfTe. men wLo.e
nerVesare made Of serrer stuff induced he Pre,i.
dent TO Gorbear the execution or his purposes for ,
bnei season. The lime for action has now arrived
The crisis that j. 10 determine the political destiny
Ct Mr. Tyler is al hand The President appreciates
hiS P'sIon-Ihe difficulties that surroaud him, and
Is fully resolved TO meet The demands o. The lime
hrrnly and boldly. Let his final purposes be whaI
'hey maybe feels the imperative necessity Of all
early reorganization Of his cabinet, and hence III rs
change will be the frat step in tho new order Of
things.
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Sir II. Davy, (Phil. trans, 1908, D.
1857 also found more tannin in black
than la green tea, in the proportion Of
- to Al But these results are opposed
TO our daily experience. as derived from
favour, which indicates the greater as
-tringency in the green tea, and to the
experiments OF Mr. Brdnde, Quart ,Journ
XII, 20l) The difference in the ouan
|tity Of tannin in the two kinds Of tea is
not, however, very great. A few wears
ago. Oudry announced the existence in
tea OF a crystalline, salIfabe base, TO
which he gave the name Of Theina--bur
more recently, Jobst Ohm a. Pharm,
AAV, 90, 1881 has asserte its linden
tiiy with caDein, (PereIru, Op. eit)
IL is not easy to ascertain CORRECTLY
the precise effects Of tea on the constit1-
tIon-separately from concomltants. IN
persons who are prone To use it largely
and IN excess. We cannot agree with
DIR Cullen in the opinion that the effects
whether good or bad, depend on the
warmth and quantity Of the water in
when the tea is infused. Its aslringen.
cy proved not only by ANALYSIS but
Dy It's occasional use as an antidote in
cases Of poisoning from substances con.
tanning vegetable alkaIies or emetic tar.
tar. Hence, in topid bowels and cos.
tiveness, tea Of any strength ought TO be
avoided, eVe1 lf IL be taken at all. The
agreeable eXhllaration e the nervous
system aiter drinking tea recommends
II To the studinus, the sedantary, ADD to
those oppressed with bypochons riasis
or indigestion. DR. Johnsan, who com
bined 'n himself ali these qualities, was
devoted lover oftea, which he would
not admit to be productive OF any iniu.
Tious ELECTS on health That il does
ho' "oridge life may be asserted from
DIS example, but that u powerfully ar /
fec's the nervous sy stem. and l,Ls .ysry /
sxcI'ant - followed by depression and
gloom, IS clear from the recorded feel.
ings Of ID s celebrated man.
IN praise Of tea, 81 IS well said, tha, IL
contributes to the sobriety Of nation
II imParts oil the charms 10 society
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.'T''T" 'N''" TIII"H
Ute steamer Fort TOwnson. a lew weeks since
from accident, compelled 60 land her l,e,,bt
on tho Texas side of Red River, when the Cu.i,,,
houss officer seized upon q and detained IL for the
duties.
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Prom Regime aud Longevity. by DR. }. Bell.


TEA Thea Virdis ct Thea Bohea)
One of the earlleSts notices of tea.
crinking IN Eagland'is also characters.
iic OF The unceasiOg vigilance Of the ru
Iors oil that country to tax every thisp
"hlch IS eaten or drank, or is usei ei
thcr rs a necessary or a luxury. By
an act OF Parliament, passed l660.in the
reign OF Charles H., duty of eight
pence per gallon was laid on all tea mqde
snd sold an coffee houses, which were
visited twice daily by officers, whose du.
~ u was To ascertain what quantity ha ]
ocen made The tea at this time was
PROBABLY brought from Holland, for il
was not until 1869 that the first invoice
OF tea was received by the East India
company, amounting TO l43I lis In a
mule more than a century from this
time, or in l77l, and for nine wears sue.
ceed.ng, there were no less than fifty
millions of pounds Of tea brought from
CHINA IN English ships, Of which thir-
Teen millions were consumed i'm the Brit
Ism domlnions. 1t appears, says Mr..
McCulioch, that the consumption of tea
IN Great Britain has been about station.
airy, or has rather diminished from 1900
TO the present period. Thus has been
ocCasioncd, he thinks, partly perhaps 5y
the Increased use Of coffee, but more. he
adds, by tn enhanced price arising out
oil the increase Of duty, and the opera
ton OF the monopoly. In Ireland, the
consumption has been about stati ,nary
since ISL, Notwithstanding the popula
lion has more than doubled IN the inter
val. The quantity .: Tea retained for
ZONE consumption in Great Britain IN
1888, was 3 $4,000 lbs, and for Ire
land IN 1927, the last year of record.
1857, 9o5. In 1890, the SUMPTION
In Great Britain was 2o,35s 7O2 lbs -
NOW as the population at this last date
was little under eleven millions, or
1921, I7S.and in $50 was I6.5T56O5.
including IN both instances the army
and navy, the consumpli n of tea ought
TO have increased in this latter time To
nearly 81 millions, even supposiug no
Increased taste for or con SUMPTION her
individual. The actual CONSUMPTION IN
1880 was little over 30 millions-ius
tIlying Mr. McCulloch's observation that
the cOnsdmpt had been about station
ary,or has rather diminished since 1900.
TO the period when he wrote. The rate
OF consumption would from this estimate
be less than lbs annually for every
individual in Great Britain. In 1888.
there was an increase in the entire a.
mount, which was 80 900 .4I2 That
Tor Ireland. surprising the entire quaint
~ consumed in 1880 about the same as
that IN S27, the average for each per
son would not be quite half a pound -
The population in this country in 1880
was 7,744 365.
The average annual imports OF tea in
The United States, for the six years. end
ing with 1910, were about G4,5OO,OOO
lbs.
In commerce, two principal kinds Of
tea are distinguIshed-the Black aud
the Green-to the first belong Bohca.
Congou, CamPoi, Souchong, Caper, and
Pekoe or Paho; TO the latter, Twankey.
Tyson skin, Tyson, Imperial and Gun.
powder. Frank (Gmeiin, Handb. d.
Chem. III, 1859 analy zcd both black and
green teas, and obtained the following
results:--
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The new fashion Amazon bonncts are
OF American mdnulaclurs, aud are made
Of common american honp. They ure
SO beautifully made up that they equal
the choicest foreign fabric IL is said
they WILL wear for years-they can be
washed, bleached or altered in shape,at
The will Of the owner ownpr--and thew
can be made Of any hue or color.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07
Tx coLLECTORss Sale.

will offer 70. sale TO the hghest bidder
for cash, before the court house door IN the
town of Holly Springs, MARSHALL county,
Miss. on the 9th day OF July next, iet,veen
eleven o'clock a m and three o'clock p m,
lot No. 90. il The town of Chulahoma, as
assessed as the property Of Sampson Lain; or
50 much. thereof as may Re sufficient to pay
30 cents the state and county tax due there
on, for the year 1912 and all costs
JOHN r. McCARROLL,
April 2l, 1913 Tax collector.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

will offer tor sale 10 The highest bidder,
{ Cash, al tne court house door IN the tow n
OF Holly Springs. MARSHALL county. on the
24th day Of july next. between eleven O clock
a IN and three O'Clock IN, south hall Of the
norh west quarter of section 10, town 5.
range west, assessed as the property OF
Edward Lewis; or so as thereof may be
sufficient 10 pay 40 cents. the state aud coun-
" tax due thereon. for The year l842, and
all costs.
JOHN r. McCARROLL,
April 2l, le43. Tax collector.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07
TAX COLLECTOR S SALE.

/ will offer for sale to the highest bidder,
for cash, before the court house door in the
town of Holly Springs. marshall county.
Miss, on the 2lst day If August next, be-
tween eleven o'clock m and three o'clock
D m, lots No. 81. 80. 80 and part OF lots No
33. ga, So, in the town of Hudsonviie and
the county aforesaid, owners name not
known; or so much thereof as may be sufii-
cient TO pay so cents. the state and county
tax due thereon. for the year 1912 and al
costs JOHN r. McCARROLL.
MAY 10, lS43 TAX collector
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07

Will Offer fN sale to The isghest bid ler
for cash, before The cOnrt house door IN the
lown of Holly Springs, Marshall county, on
he 24Ih day OF July next between eleven
o'clock a IN and three O'Clock p m, lot NO
279 on section 6. IN the town oil Holly
Springs, in the name OF VIM Nhitson, and
,sscsstd as his property. or so much thereof
rs may be sufficient TO pay 40 cents, the state
and county tax due thereon, for the year
1912, and all costs.
JOHN r. MeCARROLI,
April 2L. IS43 ids Idx Collector
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07
Tax Collectors Sale.

/ will offer for sale TO the highes, bidder,
for cash, before the court house door in the
town of Holly Springs, marshall county, on
the 9th day of July next. between eleven
ocloch a m aud three o'clock m. LOT No
|. in the town of Talialoosa, in the name Of
WIN Park, and assessed as his properly, or
so much thereof as may be sufficient to pay
g. the state and county tax due theron, for
the year 1912 and all costs.
JOHN II McCARROLI.
April 21, lS43 SO Tax Collector.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07
TAN CoLLECTOR,s SALE.

L will offer for sale to the highest bidder,
for cash. before the court house door i'm the
town of Ho ~ Springs, MARSHALL county, on
he 24th day of July next. between eleven
O'Clock m and three O'Clock p m, part OF
lot No Z on Hernando street, in the town
Of Holly Springs. assessed as the property
of John c. Hudson, or so much thereof as
may be sufficient to pay So 68 cents, the
state and county tax due thereon. for the
year 1912. and all costs.
JOHN II. McCARROLL,
April 81, 1913 Tax Collector
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07
TAX COLLECTOR'S SALE.

Il will Offer for sale 10 the highest bidder,
for cash, b. fore the court house door in the
towh OF Holly Springs, marshall county
Miss. on the oath day of July next, between
eleven o'clock m and three O'Clock p m,
the west haf Of section ). town 5. range 2
west, assessed as the property Of Calvin Mil
Ter. or so much thereofa as may be esufficient
TO paw 50, SO cents. the state and county tax
due thereon, for the year 1912 and ali costs.
JOHN r. McCARROLL.
Anril 2l. lS43 Tax Collector
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07
JOHN r McCARROLL
AnriI 81. IS43 Tax collector.
FAX Collectors sale.

will Offer for sale to the highest bidder,
for cash, before the court house door IN the
town of Holly Springs, MARSHALL county.
Miss, on the 24lh Day of July next, between
eleven o'clouk k M aud three O'clock p m,
section IL, town q range 2 west, assessed
as the property of Richard Ofne, or 50 much
thereof as may be sufficient to pay Sl7 %
cents the state and county tax due thereon,
for the wear 1912, and costs
JOHN r McCA AR2OLL
Anril 2t. IS43. Tax COLLECTOR.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07
"a''''a Gay clReurr couRr. March
William Cav Term, ls43.

{ tAME The complainant by her solicitor. and !,
oappearlng 10 the satisfaction otthe Court h.
aindavIt filed, that the defendant, William Clav
: not resident citizen Of the state of Ml>ssspn
but resides beyond the lmils thereon il is here
lore ordered BY the court, that publica ion BE-
Springs Gazette, q newspaper nrblisbe5 n he
town OF Kelly Springs, Miss that unless the sa id
William Clay. appear. plead, answer or drnur
% comPlaInant's bill, on or before he first Mon
oay OF September 1913. the said bill will be taken
for confessed as TO him and Set for hearipe X.
parte' A copy from the minutes.
Test r rAplrTLEpe
May 10 fe43
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07
TAX COLLECTORS ALE
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

will offer for sale to the highest bidder,
for cash. before the court house door IN the
town of Holly Springs, marshall county,
MSS, on The 24.h day Of July next. between
eleven o'cl, ok m and three o'cl2ck-p m,
the southeast quarter of section g, town 2,
range west, assessed as the property OF
WIN Park. or so much thereof as may be
suffici mt to pay 81 92 cents, the safe and
county tax due thereon, for the year l642,
and all costs
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07

will off-r for sale to the highest bidder,
for cash. before the court house door in the
town of Holly Springs MARSHALL county, on
the 24th day OF July next, between eleven
o'clock a m and three o'clock m, the south
east quarter of section p. town 8, range
west, assessed as the property of Hiram
Morgan, or so much thereof as may be sut-
fiicient to pay so cents. the state and county
tax due thereon, for the year 1912, and all
costs JOHN r. McCARROLL4
April 81, l843 Tax Collector
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

will offer for sale to The highest bidder,
for cash, before the court house door in the
town of Holly Springs, marshall county. or
the oath day of July next, between eleven
O'Clock IN and three o'clock ap m, lot
No IS in the town of Waterford, ASSESSED
as the property of L. Fl. Yount or so much
thereof as may be sufficient 10 pay cents,
the state and county tax due thereon, for the
year 1912, and all costs
JOHN r. McCARROLL,
April 81, 1913 Tax Collector
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07
T4X COLLECTORSS4IE

| will offer for sale to the highest bidder,
FOR cash. before the court house door in the
town of Holly Springs. Marshall county, on
the Oath day of July next. between eleven
o'clock a m and three o'clock m, the
north west quarter of section 24, town \.
range 4. west assessed as the property OF
JOSIAH Deloach, or so much thereof as NAV
DC sufncient TO pay SO cents. the state and
county tax due thereon, for the year .642.
and all costs
JOHN r. McCARROLL.
April 2l. 1s43 Tax collector
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07

THE undersigned at the May Tenn
l843, oftbe Probate Courioi Maj she u roun-
". Mississippi, having been appointed Com
misSioners to receive ADD examine II claims
Of the several Creditors of the estate OF VIII
liam Grain, Deceased, reported insoivsnt,
by his Administrators will meet aflhe Office,
of The Clerk of the Probate Court 10 Holly
Springs, on the third Saturdays Of August
and Novcmhef. lS43, aud on the third 5
turday's # February. May, Angus and No
vember. 1874, to receive proof OF ciains i
eainst ID F~'e'e
COR RDENTIA WAITE, ! Corr
lLLiA.d < CdISAi, mas 5.
Nay 25-6
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07
Tax Collectors Sale.

will offer for sale to the highest bic Ter,
for cash, before the court house door IN the
tows o Holly Springs, MARSHALL county. on
the 9th day of July next. between eleven
O'Clock IN and three O'clock p m, lot No
Az in the town of Holly Springs, assessed
as The property of Si!as Toncray, or SO much
thereof as may be sufficient TO pay 50 90
cents. the state and county lax due thereon,
for the yea- 1912, and all costs
JOHN r. McCARROLL,
April 2l, iS43. Tar Collector.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07
TAX COLLECTOR'S SAFE.

| will offer for sale to the highest bidder,
for cash. before the court house door in the
town OF Holly Springs. Marsholl county, on
The 9th day Of July next bet veen eleven
o'clock a IN and three o'clock m, the north
quarter Of section II, town 6. range 2
west. assessed as the property OF John Will
Iiams, or 50 much thereof as may be suffi-
oient to pay so cents, the state and coun-
~ tax due thereon. for the year 1912, and
all costs JOHN II. MCARROLL,
April II, IS43 Tax Collector.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07

| will offer for sale 10 the highest bidder,
for cash. before the couit house door IN the
town of Holly Springs, marshall county,
Miss, on the oath day OF July next, between
eleven o'clock m and three o'clock P m,
the southeast quarter of section 81, town !,
range 3 west, assessed as the property OF
Wm Purves; or so much thereof as may
be suflicien, 10 pay 8 % cents, the state
ard county tax due thereon, for the year
l543, and all costs.
JOHN R. McCARROLL,
April Fl, I843 Tix collector
TAX coLLEcToRS SALE.
will offer for sac to the highest bidder
Tor cash, before the coart house door IN the
town of Holly Springs, ma,shali county
Miss, on the 24:h day of July next between
eleven O'clock IN and three o'clock P m,
the south east quarter Of section il. town
range wesr. assessed as the property o
Wm. Towns: or so much thereof as NAV De
sufficient 10 pay SO cents, the state add couu
Y tax due thereon, for the year 1872 and
all costs.
JOHN r. aicCARROLL4
April 81. l843. TAX collector, u. c.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07

wil offer for sale to the highest bidder,
or cash, before the court house door in the
town of Holly Springs. marshall county on
the 24th day of July next, between eeven
o'clock m and three O'clock m, the south
east division of section 6. town 2, range 4
west, assessed as the property Of WIN Err
win: OF so much thereof as NAV be sufficient
10 pay 8 % cents, the state and county tax
due thereon, for the year 1912 and all costs
JOHN r. McCARROLL.
rN- - n
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

will offer for sale to the highest bidder.
for cash, before the court house door in the
town OF Holly Springs. Marshall county,
Miss, on the 2lst of August next. between
eleven o'clock m and three o'clock M.
the north east quarter of section 10. town 6,
range 5. assessed as the property of Peter
Culp or so much thereof as n,ay be sufficient
to paw 81 cents. the state aud county tax due
thereon, for the year 1912. and all costs.
JOHN R. McCARROLL.
Mav-l 10, 1913. Tax Collector.
TAJ COLLECTOR SALE.
| will offer for sale to the highest bidder.
for cash before the court house door In the
town of Holly Springs. MARSHALL county,
Miss. on the oath day of Jolly next. between
eleven o'clock a m and three o'el ,cI D m.
the southeast quarter of section IL. town 5,
range | west, assessed rs the property of
las Raney or so much thereof as may be
sufficient 70 pay so cents. the state and coun-
" tax due thereon, for the year 1912 and all
costs. JOHN r. McCARROLL-
April 21. fs43 Tax collector
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07
= r. McCARROLL,
TAx COLLECTOR S SALE.

will offer for sale TO the highest bidder,
for cash. before, the court house door IN the
town of Holly Springs, MARSHALL county
MISS, on the 24th day of July next between
eleven o'clock m and thre; O'clock m
section &c. town 4. range 2 wes. asst ssed
as the property of L. ID. H,n eTson or
so much thereof as may be suite elt TO pay
SII 68 cents, the state and county tax due
thereon, for the year l842, and all costs, 4
JOHN r. McCARROLL.
April 2I. lS43 TAX collector.
TAX COLLECTIONS SALE
will offer for sale to the highest bidder.
for cash. before the court house door IN the
town Of Holly Springs, MARSHALL county.
Miss, on the 24th day Of July next, between
eleven o'clock IN and three o'clock P III,
part of the northwest quarter OF section
2, town 3. range 3 west, assessed as the pro-
pertv of Jobn e. Hudson; Or so much there
of as may be sufficient to pay 81 68 cents.
the state and county tax due thereon, for The
year 1912, and all costs.
JOHN II. McCARROLL,
April 2i, l743 TAX collector
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07
JOIIAN II. NCO \ II lOLII,
Aprail 81, lS43. Tax Colh ctor
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

will offer for sale to the highest bidder,
for cash, before the court house door ia Il e
town of Holly Springs. Marshall county, on
the 24th day of July next. between elev,
o'clock a. M and three o'clock T. n, los
No 50 s. GO, on section 6, in the town OF
Holly Springs, in the name of L III Whi-
field, and assessed as bis property; or so
much thereof as may be sufficient to pay
3 90 cents. the state and county, tax cue
thereon. for the year 1912 and al costs.
Holm II NrCsARROI
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07
IO4N r. McCARE OIL.
April 2 SAB TAX collect, T.
TAX COLLECTOR SALE

will offer for sale to the highest bidder,
for cash, before the court house door in the
town OF Holly Springs, MARSHALL county,
miss. on the gath day Of July next, between
eleven o'clock m and three O'Clock p m,
the northeast quarter Of section 8, town d
range west, aSsrsseG a the property OF Ed
ward Ornc, or so much thereof as may be
suffi.icnt to pay So 40 cents, the state and
county tax due thereon. for the year 1912,
and ali costs
JOHN r McCARROLL,
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07
JOHN II. MCARROLL,.
April 2l, l643-36 Tar Collector

TAX COLLECTORS SALE
will offer for sale 10 The highest bidder.
for cash. before the court house door in the
town Of Holly Springs, Marshall county.
Miss. on the oath day Of July next. between
eleven o'clock IN and three o'clock p m.
section II, town 3, range 3 west, asse S
cd as the property Of Thom1s CleIand. or
so much thereofas may be sufficient to paw
Sl2 so ctn;s, the state and county tax due
thereon, for the year 1912. and all costs.
JOHN II. McCARROIL.
April 2l. lS43. TAX collector
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-07
TAX COLLECTOR's SALE.

will offer for sale to the highest bidder.
for cash befJte the court house door IN the
town Of Holly Springs MlIshaH county, on
the 2Ith day Of July next, between eleven
o'Iock N and three o'clock p m, the north
east quarter of section 81, town 2, range 2,
west, assessed,as the property of Wm. +
Dickson, or so much thereof as may be suiii
cent to pay 81 90 the state and county tax
due there o., for the year S42, and all costs
JOHN r. McCARROLL,
ADril 81. lS43. Tax collector.