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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16
THE FIRST GUN.

The whiesOf Ohio county are requested tn meet
at The CITY, HALL in Wheeling. on Wednesday
evening, the 2Olh inst, for the hraaIon afa Clay
.Club, and Ia organize fr the contest of 1914. Let
there be a loud BLAST FROM TIE BUGLE.a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16

DIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
~ Cove have ommed 10 notice tb,, -,
lJth insl.D LAMB. resigned his oArs oCS.c,.
20 his Institution, and RicHAHD w. U.apt,o -
unanimously elected hs sucress1r. W"
The Office Of The CDmpeny will heres ne, ne IL
he Narehou's Of Ms'sfs HarJing & wsdin. Nam
"" ssp rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16

The Ello~ing lines prove ilss ,he writer M
never succeed ia he poetic line. flo had beusr
qHi i.
FOR rnE TINES.
soLIL0QUY-To THE FULL-oRBD MOON.
,TAIl hail II gu Ps~irss queen ornieLt.
Wnlrall Thy rirh ednlgeuce bright
O'eI hill hnd. vsie Ihy radiance bssm,,
nature round with lustie teens.
Thy silver lighy,'rr earth iSsprend.
WIsfh from ih.se orb - nLrvly - ed;
Wien the hdue eIpause Ihou dusi sesnE
Aud with The SIars thy beau,ies blood.
sTis ihen we view Inv wundrous light.
<vih npluInus feeling. 6f dehgti,
WhenTn Inc mirrpJed s'fesm NO gaze.
And mark the gems hat round lire 6lazc.
Our snnts are NnPt in.deep Slrptise.
ifhil-i un the scene Ne lrast our eyes.
But when thy errSled ear doth soar.
Tie highest heavens la explore;
Ia lhen-ihy splendUr d1ih unfold
a seeny Tint seapts might behold
Bni Ihou VIII moi always thus re main.
Ihy l"Se mess must shortly wanc.
And fiiai dazzling orb Of thine.
NA4AbhrSegh each night less brightly shinej
Dor son the darkest gloom will reign.
Till thuu return to us again.
Adieu iatt messepger:of light.
! inIu wvulJ GUllcW IN thy fight.
Bui The loud pes Of yonder bell,
The midhighth hour sOon will tell.
And from Thy benuty 4 msst lee.>
Fusre the rest reserved Tor me,
In hsiny~ slumbers. sweet repdse.
80 now my window ! must close
4. y. l..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16

SdERiFF's sALE-wHLI- .,J :, --Ll,
"urlion' or "Wednesday The 2Olb d,y So.
80. t'he Book md SBionery Store Roam
roorS T,nes Row Fhe entire Stock NJ
sale 10 comneucc ar 10 o'clork. Ttms 60
sep 10 HALL g. WlCKHAM. Apcr,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16

SALT-Fake clusic soda One ounce. pour Il ov-
er one ounce Of muriatic acid. the piDducl will be
our comrnou table salt. The spda and the acid In
n separate slate. are both highly cOrnsiye sub.lan
ces; yet when chemically united they form avery
healthy compound.
Salt rs 80 essential TO human existence, that man
can scarcely llFe without u. Ii preserves his meat.
We max II wIh Our bread. The nurse, The OF rnd
The sheep love ii. AMI 10 give US y full supply
Providence has not only stored It sway 10 mountains
and caves for us. but has Inte rmingled it with many
springs lar oil rum the ocean. thai are sought aud
found sometimes al great depths. but always suE
hcIenily strong 10 make good salt Gr The interim pur.
lion olthe county, But besides these uses Ia WHICH
cOmmon salt is applied, Is presence il The ocean i.
OF great imp1rianre, adding not only its buoynncy
winch u beneficial Io commerce. bnt IL also tends
10 prevent Tie wafer from freezing; aud thus helms
10 keep open a conunual sea navigation duunr lbe
me lemercy ci winter.
Fresh wafer ire zcs ~ 800
Sea wafer does noi ire-xo nll cooled down go
In the south Of France. large trenches arc cut
near The sea which filed wuh sea water al hIgb-
tide; the naler being confined by flood g,le.. , he
sen evhporiios u and leaves The salt IN trenches.
from whence II is laid rp Tor use.
Tue unenn contains from one twenty fhh 10 one
ihIriy hlhui rs weight m salt. On ACCOUNT of The
chehpness u fuel az New Clste IN England, salt -
Produced there by eyapDritiau Of sea waieE nls,ii
10y 49, 'NN' tANA' "NN VIZ ~ HANs w
SaHUny, They make salt 10 the ssme manner that the
New Workers do Al Sali4l.
We ctnnoI elise llIs article with Out giving the
following account from the lO,B vol uf the Phi!adol.
phIa Magazine.
The salt mines near Cfacow. in Poland. which
have been worked ever since The middle 81 The
Is b century. contains az immense slUre of lfIs
salt, The excavations have been made with 80
much regularity aud beauty That the mines nre Wis.
lied by travellers rs one Of the greatest cuuusities
~ the world. Eight hundred WOrkmeu are employ.
cd within. who raite l6S,OO0 quinlals Of salt ANN.
ally.
thnueh lhts enormous mass Of salt. which pres,
snts 10 The eve, uu interruption Of ~ saline texture,
aud at the depth OF $50 leeI. flows a stream Of pure
fresh auI transparent water. which Is received in
large woIden vessels, wh rs the wu5kmen and hnr.
-cs ~ these s"uhtcinncous rcgiuns queuch their
hurst. Asu was impossible That thsse springs could
inter through the salt. nature which buues her
master pieces IN The bowels Orthe deepest iecesses
las placed 90 this mon trDus mass Of Salts stratum
ni clay sufficiently thics Co al,w This stream Of wa.
Ter destined 10 refresh HE workmcn. Ia plss through
ln such manner ss io be protected from The acuOn
ri The -lli oi which " very small quamiy would u
Juro Us si!uhrIy-PhH Sen.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16
% feet waller in The Channel. Rising.
PORT CT r WHEELING

STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
A'FiUat' and DfpdrfnTes Of Boah Cor The last q
hours ending yesterday at 4 O'Clock, p. n
ARRIVALS.
Massachusetts, Pittsburgh.
James Ross, Ctucinnofi.
DEFARTUREs.
Massachusetts. 81 LcuIs.
James Ross, Pittsburgh.
North Bend, do.
CINCINNATI MARKET. sept. ~.
taken at Canal at 50 7O-receip,s
bic. NV
WuIShEf-f rm A. l7lc. NJ the Canal, and al
me other sou'ces ~ supply ip the civ.
The market. though u exhibits no advance in .,i,c
- very hrm' and oil The produce at The C,nsI -
bought o. iost as received.
The "ver IS rising slowly here. and At an ooin..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16

he future huies o'Ihe ra'rin ngd1f, Demoerti.
We are esf<cuSly,
CIV. THOMPSON,
r. POLAOCk
DANIEL GEiGER,
GEO ROBINSON.
WAl. SLOVENIAN.
WM. BEYAltR.
Committee Vi vig,lpho5 Jcr obnVsCv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16

"a Ih" L"esHrrg tLruIoun) papers speak or n
-.'' L,In 10 rm which visited That section ri he
sue "'l"esiav ulgIt last TIE W1shiurionr,n
~ '' very H''lR'ies of Heaven seemed oneueI
1p1u The town. The fall or r,t, ,I 80.
greater Nan ihnt which Tell IG yoars ago. vbirb
'''oH 'h % hause a1i dr,sueI aI ,ts innate.
: ""e damage vas sustained by The mercl1lts of
''e'0ufs' '"ug % the filling up Of their cellars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16
DAILY TIMES.
ATURDAY. sEPTEMBER I6. Is4a.

FoR PREsIDENr ~ 1874.
u IL y az n e. IA y.
FoR VIcE PRESIDENT,
JOHN DAVIS. or MASSACHUSETTS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16
CINCINNATI MARKET - ~

The river is rising slowly here. and 1t al mini.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRGiT A Nd CNRIFgLED Ar
TRACTION
GO P.ac i>ages Ecyy Eafs d ygi.te.
G00d.s
j G s. MAR fiV & &C

& s. MARTIN & co.
/ q" fforf R,T o2p,ste ta. Sieqrz5oet La-dia
L 4 KE nov tecei.iae from New York ind Bo
= Ton, a large AID fresh II aciS OF Fail al.
W ,ntef Goods, which they offer TO sell Tor casi
as low as goods eau b. sold In Inc Souh
LLep respectfully invite ali persons who wisi
prices.
Among other things they have
t%JJ pieces print, fro IN d. To % cents
ll3 lies Bfowa D1me>l,cS. al reduced prices
." pieces fidA!N. 3Uo dozen co ton Hose;
UihSaans. Apron Checks, striped ShirtIng<
Csion nett drawers, SD dsz spool Thread, &c
WOODEN Goods.
IoJ pieces ~. Jeans % pieCes oattine,ts
~ pieces Ci1 as, oJJ wois.ed Sa4wiS
D. az Aed SnIr.s aid Diawers
<"J o+shkes, iUJ pieces riinael
ioJ pieces ~ -r>ets and i.,n>eyS
H'ei 'hoS' "a p~ccd A-Is.Ie>, OIte~n> Ctoth, Crap
s'i-d -'Ios. LaIe>. &c aisle Gn,san>, a nc~
"i'o bedust ui af.sc.r tor lad .es dresses.
Boots and shoes.
IL .0oo pair Boots aa8 SnoeS the .-llrgeSt and
Chez ->t >tUcA ever offered tift> InarAeI': aud
J M ..cie We don't 6aicuiaie any one selling
SHOES cheaper Than We do ab three fuurihs
OF our s'oeh oi shoes, We can atfoId To sci. tor
hJ,hIn5.
Bonrness. Hats and Caps.
A large and ine stocS OF Bo4ne-S, tiats and
Caps-Fur Caps at any prict.
HARDY dware.
a general stuck of HARDWARE, consisting in
part oi VICES m )aSe hole AnvilS, 4 BACK =
mi,h'S Bellows, 100 kegs Nails.
Saddicry.
do ladies and mems Saddle these we expect
To sell wi hout prof, BRIDES, Collars, oircIn9-
les, OK lhong<, Wagon aud Drivers Whips lxc
Ready Made CioilsimS.
A good Stock ot Ready Made Clohing, which
must necessarily b sold at small proii;s.
Groceries.
We have connected witt our Dry Goods eS-
tabli>hmenI Grocery and Commission House
and have now in store
100 pieces aging 100 coils Rope
20u sacllS RIO Coffee
500 sacks Salt 10 1os>he2dS Sugar
20 boxes window Glass 4eeroonS Indigo
We expeci in a ShOit time To receive a general
stock ofGrocereS.
Particular attention paid 10 Storing and Ship
ping Cotton, And now IN conclusion have
10 say our goods MUS L be sold, they were puF-
cha ell with that view, ard We intend 10 sell
item, and then buy more and sell again. We
rcTeaI cur invita- ion, ''W AK M and we will
d. an be>t tG >uii yO1
Mem his O. Il Der, I3.-ft.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13
TCCN MING MEN Cal ca Al
STRAWS"

o,I re Ills pToverd i, i ncyer has been
mlly ILLUSTRATED. iipn et this time. ii
.,,o OF the editor Of the Gulrd No'
,,,fdirR according 10 bis wish in hum
icing the people. with bis desperate doc
80 Of repuda,ion, he has resoried to thai
Itch none but a repu1iator would have
,,;I,v Of Not satisfied with The privi-
ofureinc hi, objections TO the doctrines >
.,,.,.ce, Of the whig party. in candid &
.o,sbIe way. he has condescended to
.,ccic. Of abstrnetiOn for the purpose Of
Irving his point for which we know
:, Lu Two preccden,s. viz, the Devil
..,.ricr scripture, and the infiel qnoiing
.;,,e,e 10 prove. 'that there is no Gcd I"
rf,ts ,d;tor oflhe Guard succeeds no b-Iter.
,s.n bis two predecessors, we would advise
A., 70 desis. from hi. fvorite practice Of
.Ls,,actipq drlatched s niences and pats OF
..r,snces, fon whig plpers, to ornam"n',
AZ, bsper. and shadow forth what he would
t.ss 10 bethe doctrine Of the party. The
r-,,., snrcimen Of the Guards f,irness, Is
rrnd IN an extract from the Southron, q
vblp PAPER published al Jackson, Miss
Ps'ow will he fouGd the extract published
!, The Guard. the remarks Of the Southron
On The subject. and the entire Article from
which the extract is made. and if the course
of,he Guard will rebound 10 the honor Of
is editor, we have mistaken theamount of
moral honesty in this part OfIhe world,
lhals ALL"
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13
EEw ORLEANS. Monday. OF. 2.

Although lht prtvalrnce of an epidemic.
now pronounced malignant. has somewhat
crippled trade operations dnrlng the past
week, the evldrnc. 5 Of approaching fe and
vignl in business, are quite satisfactory.
From observations made arriras in the
city. as we'll as from the tone Of pIpeIs IN
every Ill .cclIon. W. afe led 10 believe thai
new Or.ans viii This SEASON. receive an
influx of wraIih. III which she has been fpf
yraIs CD np1rd'tve stfhns"r.
The d4>iie Ia adv. ntuir IN this cIlv, be-
coming nnl oulv qllte grnHr ii, bIi III some
instances almost pfe>sIbir. aui crrlrlnly
not accord mt with the dicIatrs of pruI,.nce
We 5, this with some regret. knowing as
we DO, the fate which must bcfall eager com
rrs. III this s.rklv an inalS ,,icIonS seas IN
Since our las. tvo bnly,ts of European
news hive con- tp hnl p: pIckrt 81 Up
"VictorIt." at New York, ani steamer
"Calrtinui,, J." al Boston. B1ththrse brought
caetl sui and encouraging n'ws; not re-
garh,uo Cotton alone. which mt with tre-
m. nious sIl.s al L,vrrpoO, aud WAS on the
rise, at I'll Nv y aul Antwerp also as respects
the markets generally, and the lace ot bust
n s. Mon, was in demand, vt the m,r
KIT was EASY and pls>abie security oh!a
IL with some f,cIlHv.
Tn. news .n iv,ned the feeling Of our
mltk,r. bu f.V Transactions followed hol-
i-ts advancing rates, and buyers declining
to oprralr. save-t fling q rtniltirS. to fIl or
d-rS The prospect 81 Il tirthrr acvhnce Is
probiil- f,r set iaL aside the prnbtble tenor
IT next advi.es from Europe, (rv'n sh"ull
ih.. Foreign market n ~, a in!lt.) the CON
sn nption la this couotiv (n"w 500 bali s
per wt.L taken ia coal nclion wrh the
grad ,al iI-roming pseSeut crop. Will have a
strict ten lency To fully sustiin pftsent hgu-
TrS.
TIE Mohil. B inks o. into the Spscie
m ,vrn,cn, this Il ". an IA IN face of an ep-
Liepit Of sri inus uaiu q. The IF els Of
this upon bI>in~s>. Will totally o5iIterats'
,vhairver fscIili' my have been hoped
f oln tn, rif IL nf TIE recent h if"pean upon
C,ouou I'm. Eagle
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13
= - =
ANNOUNCE z.NTS.

We ars asfsfoi s>ed To announce ROBER-
MARSHALL. es candidate sor Policeman
le Iippah District
JAMES c. ALDE2sON.
| the present CIei K oflLc pi>'rlet coufs al no
/ sprin y, tor the ccunlle> al IiPpani felioloe
| lafayette, Panoia, Coo homa. unfcas beso,
| q a.&i>nall. IS a candidate bei..'e ths Peopi
sr election ~ that Office IN November >eAf'
W. are al h1rised 20 annoarcc ia MES ~
] An Il as candidate fuT Circais Clerk o
MARSHALL County.
We are authorised &c annosnce a. q. CA
RUTHERS. a candidate tor Circuit C.esS
Of Marshall County.
We are authorised To announce l.. HCOLE
li~trrci.
We are authorised to announce VILLA NJ
CHiSM as a candidate for Probate Judse OF Mar
shall carn'v
IFWE are authorised to say that p
MOSBY will serve as Policeman for the
81 disuict, ifipcted.
We ale anihorized 10 announce EDWARD l..
TRAVIS a candidate for Probate Judge OF
Marshall County.
WE are authorised TO announce HENRY. w
PEACE as candidate for Assessor OF taxes for
Marshall county
The lion. JOSEPH w. CHALMERS, is a
candidate for The Office he now holds of yicE
CHANCELLOR or MISSISSIPPI.
WE are an, horiSed To announce HENRY
DICKINSON, Esq. OF LowndeS County, as
candidate for the Office of Vice Chancellor of the
State of MisSsip pi
WE are authorised to announce JOSEPH o.
WALKER as a candidate for Clerk of the Vice
Chancery Cour:
We are authorized to announce ] ].
Gately. candidate for Ranger al the next
November Election.
= WE are authorized 10 announce Col.
HANNIBAL HARRIS as candidate
Tor Sheriff of The county of Marshall at The n.x:
general election.
5"E aieau:horized to announce Tryon
fA. E1ncPy E>q. candidate for Probate
Judge of Marshall county, al tn general cleo
tion in November nev.
GWE, au,horize,, 10 announce Will
LIAM {. EDMONDSON as a candidate for
Treasurer of Mars hall County at The next GEN
eral election.
WE are authorized to announce ALFRED
SIMPSON as candidate for Sheriff of Mar
shall C"unly-Eection in November next.
S We authorized to announce r. T.
FoWLER, of Holly Springs, as candidate for
Ranger of Marshall county,.
Ware authorized 10 announce JAMES
IL. SWAN as candidate for Ranger OF Mar
shall county.
We are authorized to ar rnounce the Rev. WM.
McMAHEN, as candidate for he Office OF
Coun'y Treasurer, ofthS county a; the Novem-
Der election.
WE are authorized 10 announce JOHN B
HICKS as candidate for Comfy Treasurer al
The next November election.
We are authorized TO announce JAMES
SELBY as candidate for County Treasurer
Eiec; ion in Nogember next
We are aushorizet 10 announce THOMAS
Iona \ as a cand.dae for clerk of the District
Chancery Court al Holly SPRING.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13
NOTICE.

The Undersigned having. on the 25th dav
OF Alyu>r 1913. oblai1rd from tn" Probue
Court nf vi ,rs1all county, State of Mis>is-
si3pi. I,.tter> OF a nuiStra,ion upon all and
SIN rul ,r the gDpds. ch itles AMI credits To
bus G. H,ul".snn, dfc'd; all persons having
CLAIMS against the estate of sill d.'c'd are,
Therefore. herr hv reqiire1 20 exhibit the
s,,ne within the time II nued b. NV. or the
SAM will br bird Fho>.. ia.lrb,td 10
sii l estate are qiested To mike Immediate
payment JOEL K W NNE.
September l. 1913 a! aini>trnior
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13
tc aMMUN
O bf t arp.
ID y T. =
"I, the midi o.elif. ,osars ia dsatA-'

DIEN.
Afth. reSid .nre OF hs.r fIiher. p. A E1rker
EstIr VI .Ilv S ring W -. on The III h inst
W. LOUISA AUGUSTA CoGf Err. aged
- con>prt of Charles Cooper Esq OF BaI.i;o
New York.
In this placs On Friday the lust Pr. TER
w JOHNSON, formerly OF M.ury County
Tennessee.
NJ, ,hnSoa settled in This piece b irt falr
,-aar> 1o., He died very suddenly II A opexr
T - whole cammani = h ,fe aea struck wi b con
erna;ion al The III III .an..>> OF hls di>>u.tIs'r,
IN. win~ of Il .afh haS never struck. a pnrrr of
warmer hy r ed rnan E-erv attention WAS be-
s.avsi On him bg ths,>e al. his iriel 5 wao knew
.of his lne>S and the most u1re4niiing Ell
were m Il by his abe physician 10 probing
his existence bat the disnness cf d-ath would mol
h.taved NJ. c..
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13

'INhe >ub>cT b.r has III his employ exrerien-
l. ced German contec;ioner which Will ena-
tt him 10 sell his cl I1ieS cakes and oher
eXiIa> al extremely low prices lie has and will
keep SIpply ut >u 'eIior CordialS, which lie
VIII sell cheap. His caLdie. he will sell al Al
cents per ID ct il, - cents per lb wholesale.
Sugar, Golfer s-li, meal, -four &c sc. always
Aana. j S WlGGS
P s. The boys can still be accomTnod iled in
The Snack IIEe, al s5 CTS meal whenever they
all. ]. S w.
October I3. 1913 If
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13
NJ IT &c

In par>nance of authority granted me BY the pro-
[ bic ;oIri of NJ rShaI Co1ny Mss al their
S-p 'erm 1913, n Il pro"eed 10 sell he highesi
bidder Oh Suurd " the > day of November on
I Credit Of twelve IN lathS. at nv house in SAID
county naar Mpnnl P .Pa>ant, and undivided in
tere> ol The T. 9Th ot the South west quarter OF
Sci III iwentv-tWo Town oue. Range three,
west of the Chicl<l>aw .S>ion b md and appru-
vcl secIrily ill o. re1 Iir. Oft 'e purch1>er.
HARDY Ii 3GUYEU.
October I3. IS43 Guardian.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13

IL P.ereDf Htrsss f.oa7 hing fs1sed ky
/, FItys Fake two or three haniiuls of Nal
,nt lrav 5, u.,on which pnur two. or thiss
irirts otco.i water; let II gituSe one nrghi,
nd pour the whole. n.U morning, into a
lea-kntie and LEI II boil q IA ter Of an hour
when cold II will be fit for use; no more is
required than TO noisten a sponge and be.
tore the horse goes out Of the stable. ist those
paris which are most bic be sneared
over with liquor. namely. between and up
on tse ears. neck. finis. &c Not cnl.- the
lady Or gentleman who rldas out for pleas
ure will derive ben, fit from the wainu.
leaves thus prepared. bat the caachsnan the
WAGNER. and all others who use horses
during the hot months
IVorm IN The Psnch Tree "a writer in
the CIucInnfii JiaZ tie maintains that the
m1isdy of he pact t,ee is iuSs d bv worms;
aud s,vs thl'. .ili1glV bg pau ing wa
ter al:n1St boiiing aIunni Ia roots In the
anlu IN. when thr eggs are depnsi:ed and
in the spting. when any that escaped the
fI'>t ling will be hatch. d-the he rlth,
vIgoi aud f. ftcundity ofthe Tree are pteser-
vtd
Ha,c to Eaten lien Friend Painter
Winglte says his experience tells him that
the following process is the best mode Of tat
ming hens - Shut them up where thew
can get no gravel. Keep corn b; them all
the Ii ne ani also give them dough once q
dav FDr diink. give the skim mi K
With this they will fIilen in ten days II
kept over ten DAYS they should have some
gIavrlor they will flI away
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13
CO INNER IAL.


MEMPHIS, Tu s lay. Oct 10
There is I'D 20 be full 20 feet rise ia the
Ohio; the lIrgesl bats are running over the
Falls
Oar Cotton dealers have fallen in tht
prices since Wrln"Sdty and rhnrsIiy last
fully ito | 2 cent anl we now quote
sal. At from In 3 the Litter figure be-
ing az the top of the market; but little is
coming in in consequences Of the heavy rains
on Thuisia lay, Frid " aud Saturday S last
The weather is now delightful
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13
Ernm - Snuihren
WHY THE STATE SHOULD PAY
THE BONDS PUSTERII'Y Has
No RIGHT TO RESIST THEIR
AYMENT-MODE OF TAXA-
TiDN

Oae thing is admitted By every Repudia-
tor and this. that the FIRE millions Of d0itarS
for which the Union Bank bonds were soli,
We're brought luto the State Of Miss issippi
II Is also admitted that pr, dicated upon TINS
amount Of capiiuI, the Union Bank loaned
70 the Citizens Of the State Of Mississippi at
least Tea millions of do lars, WHAT went
with the money so loaned Every man
knows, ior il is a part ot the civil and Judi.
cni history OF The State. that the cotton
plantations. slaves. stock. farming utensils
&C. OF very large portion Of eur citizrns
weie al that time sutjrcito liens of jrdg-
ments, deeds Of trust aud mortgages in ia
Vor Of non-r6 6sidrnt and foreign creditors
ana that they were liable at any moment to
pc sold 10 pay those debis. and the movea
Ole property subject to be carried from the
S'a'e IL IS equally matter OF public his
iory, that the ten millions of 4 ollars loaned
!oy the bank, were used in discharging these
acnmbrances, AMI paying off the debts
Nnich oound the property. which debts
were created by the purchase OF the proper.
y lncumbered Blythe depreciation ia the
'a'ue OF the paper of The Bank. those who
owe II ean pay, and great many of them
nave pau, the amount they borrowed, and
witch they used at par. nj from fifteen To
twenty-five cents IN the doIllr. This maises
H'ear gam of seventy five cents in zach
uoi'Ar by the depreciation. Now it is most
GEAR. that II The citizens Of the State nf Mis-
ssssIppl Owed foreign debt of Sj,OlO0l
s'HanS lieu on their property. that the
;n sa"n oil the State and IT. cons. qIrnt n5iI-
!" Dear taxation. wouil have. br. n lessen
= q the amount of Sj.000,0OU. ifthe citl-
'A' o. The State had paid that debt By the
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13
WAS COMMIrrEn

To the Jail of Marshall county.
1 ! Miss, on the 23d day OF Sep
@7 teinber, a negro boy, by the
f|N/ name of Buck. who saws he be.
AsEsa=sAa longs to Dr. William Butler. of
Pamela county. Miss.
Said Boy is of common size spare built.
lark color, quick spoken. p or 23 years Of
age; had on when commhted white cotton
pants and shitr, no shoes The owner of
the above boy is requested to come forward.
prove property, pay charges. and take him
iway. or he Will be dea with as the law
directs. w. w. WALLACE,
Oct Z. 1913. JaiLor Of Marshall Co.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13
No1'I E

Z
THE. undersigned. n the Aasust Term 1913
OF the Proha 70 Courf Of Mrsshail county. Missi>-
>ippi. having ban aprn'U'ed Cnn.n'SsIoaeTS IN
receive ard pxafT, NJ all rlatm.s of the several I
Cre,lifor> of lie ,.~faie of Thames Sutton Dea-
.-pa~ei reported TaSolveni bv his Adsnin;Str tor
will meet he office of The Clerh oi the Pr lte
Court in Holly Sp,iroS. on the thiri SATURDAYS
OF Norrnb-r and February next, TO reseive
proof Of claims against said Estate,
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13
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