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The hornet., 1843-09-26
BANKRUPT SALE.

TO the highest bidder, for cash, be-
Purt house door in the town of Car
A1roll county, Mississippi, on Mon
iolh day of October, lS43, the
n OF John G. Harris, who has been
rea a Bankrupt according to an act
SS IN such case made and provided,
~ ln the town of Douglass, Yazoo
=; M. WEAVER, Assignee,
y WIN HuNLEY, Dep'ty Assignee
,nnSruPtcy for the Northern District
th, 1913.
The hornet., 1843-09-26
DISSOLUTION.

VHNHE co-partnership heretofore existing in the
Il name and style of Woon & SrANcILL' is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. G. Stancill will
settle the business of the said firm.
]. J. WOOD,
G. STANCILL.
Greenwood, Miss, April 10, lS43. 9-H
tc.- G.. Stancl will continue business in the house
occupied by Wood d StanOall.
The hornet., 1843-09-26


IUaehmcat rrig,ugbh ~ 1D,ii Term, 4, u.
1913, NJ SaR C0art, f,rhe sum of $500 10.
TuE attachment in lhis case having been re-
turned, duly cXcculcd, by the Sheriff Of said
county, ON the Slh day oG March, 4. -. 1913,
by Icvyng the same upon the north east qro
the east half Of the north west quarter, the
west half oil the south east quarter, and the
north half east half Of south east quarter, ol
section Is, and the north half Of west half OF
south east quarter Of section II, all in town
ship II, range east notice IS hereby given,
that unless the SAID defendant shall appear be-
fore the Circuit Court OF Carroll county, to be
holden at the Court House in the town of Car.
roIIton, on the first Monday of October next,
and give special bail, and plead, answer or de-
mur to said action, Judgment will be rendered
against him by default, and the property so
attached, will be sold to satisfy plaintiffs debt
and costs 1t is further
Ordered, That this notice be published in
the 'Iornet," paper published in the town
of Carrolton, once a week, for four weeks
successfully.
r. A. SEWARD, Clerk.
Carrolton, Miss, August IS, A. d. lS43.-6-4t
The hornet., 1843-09-26

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The hornet., 1843-09-26
\ Oticc.

TEVHE subscriber having located himself in the
town of Carroton, Carroll county, Mississippi,
next door to the Printing Office, and on the south
side of the Public Square intends keeping constantly
on hand fresh supply Of
The hornet., 1843-09-26
N, Sept. 18th, 1919.


APERTON has opened House at Will
ng' and intends doing a general
SS1oN, nECnTVLNG & FOR
EARDTNG BUSINESS.
anlWays have supply of ROPE AND
GROCERIES, SHOES, and all heavy
iantation use, and will be prepared to
haVances on Cotton in Store. He solicits
patronage, and pledges himself that all
iusted to him shall receive faithful per-
! 18th, ls43. eft.
The hornet., 1843-09-26
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The hornet., 1843-09-26

Are the sure,tand safest Worm Destroying Medicine
ever discovered It is cstimated that in.thc United
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
THE UsE oF FLOMERs.


RriNiAr newsrf.
se1 might have made the Garth h,inss f.,,,,
=, Enough FOR great an.l small
rs o5k tree and the cedar tree,
Without aaOvsr atslL
ne night have male enough, enough
er every xant Of ours.
F9r luxury, nleSIieile. ari.l to;l
anu Jet have lQfsle no flowers.
The ore within The a3sihlaia mine
hequlreth none 10 HfAw
Nor does il need The IA<os tlow,,rs
Q make the rivers iISsN
The clouds might sise .sas,,.o. u.
Aaar nightly dews might l:.lI.
Ma, sfb that -epsih life 4, n,.a
.r'sns yesAaye drunk then, al '''-''
hlks.sn s.hcrsl6rc,. s,,.,..,;,,.
VP-springilig Gay anil nigh; my elaas
Swinging in vsiley green aud low.
And on the mountains high,
And in the silent Wilderness,
Where 40 one passes by
Our outward life kquires them mot.
Then wherefore had they BIRTH
To minister delight 90 man.
Tobeautily the earth,
To comfort man to whisper I,epe
When e'er hisEee is dim:
For who so eareih tfir the flowers,
Will care much moreior him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
10000 BUSHELS
NoF ~
YAK lz!sID .SA So.
WANTED.

-
HNHE Charlestown Mill is now in completes
u order for the reception and manufacture or
GRAIN, and shall want about 81, 600 bushels Oh
WHEAT. Those who are disposed TO grind, shall
have one barrel Of Snperfne Floor Tor every 500
lbs Of Mervhanlable Wheat, the Flour delivered
A tie Mill, or in baltimore, or sold and the pro-
ceess paid ever frequesied. stand the Iasnection
of Baltimore or the District of Columbia Those
who wish ID bold Oh for an advance in price, can
has. SO cts advanced on every bushel Of Wheat de-
lisered Those who wish Ia sell will find he ready
% buy andiay what the Markets below will jasifys
on the delivery az the Whest.
ECFC0UNTRY WORK done 10 order. and
With despatch. Every attention shall be pad ID
render satisfaction 10 the Farmer aud due regard
90 my own Interest. Farmers will please give mi i
call. FIour Corn Meal. OifaI, &e always Kent for
sale a; the GhaIlesloEn MIL
WILLIAM +. LOCK.
july %, rsiS.
n B. l have Grimes celebrated SNIFF Ma
CHINE, AMI farmers whose Wheat is nnmerehant.
able on account Of smut, by calling can have some
thing done for them. WIZ
July a. fSi5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

I a CoNFgsstoN. The Augusta Age. a
LoceFoco paper SAYS s'THF DEMOCRAT
nc PARrr IS RoTTEN. lrs LEADERS ARE
CORRUPT, no Gosp is TON GAINED FROM
A LONGER ADHERENCE 70 ii. and unless
il can be made 10 undergo some violent
and radical chsDge. by breaking il up aad
remodelIiDg il. The cooniry is better ID
under F EpERAL DoMlNATIoN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
CIlarIestoWn Academy.
JuIy isl

I'll JssS respectfully assures those whom
may concern. that ne s ieitii4g and desirous 10
receive PuPtls atiendtng ez1lusiFely 10 the Etn-
d.es otthe English Department., and lhat1all
,susn WI reeeise thelr luli share Of lis time
Aug II, lsl3-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

I CURIoUS .FAcTs Two curious philoso-s
phical facts are slated OH The authority Of
the foreman Of the, Ropewaik in the MAJ
Wy Yard al Charlestown Oae il. .taaSif
that II you beat lar, such a. they user Tor
their cables. IDe degrees above boiling
beat you n sy dip your hands IN il With
The greasest ihpuniiy, anil they are in the
constant habit Of doing 81. The other i
that The leathern straps coming from The
engine and working. the machinery are
highly charged with electricity By stand.
ing upon anonrconduelIng body andhold
ipgsthe fingers oyer The straps pretty clcSe.
sou become charged With The electric All
70. anu Can give out sparks a. from The
eleetntying machine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21


DanieI Boone The Louisville Alyer.
User says:--" Some weeks since. al &C
qnain!ance of ours made an excursion
through what is known as The Poplar Le-
wee, some three miles soath Of this city.
ia quest Of woodcock. Being fs,igued and
Thirsty. be sal down By he side Of small
spring thai dubbed from the roots IF 4
beech and wbilsleploying the shady re-
freshment. detected, al some thirty feet.
from his seat the dim outline OF letters
on a beech tree, barely discernabIe at ihe
distance be was from them. Approach
ing the tree, and carefully removing the
moss which covered the inscription. he
ioQnd The full name Of The old forester
Daniel Boone carved 10 large and rude
seharacters about The date IT'LL The Tree
was some four feet int circumference, and
the letters, after their trenches were clear
&c mould, distinct st the distance Of 6ltv8
aaces. This is The only memorial Of old
Boone we have ever heard Of ~ Int
ii this region, anG from The eyldencesof
Antiquity that surroand II. do deubt can
Be entertained Of its being The genuine
work Of the solitary autogfaphisI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

TIE Dog anaiAe Snake Story .Hgqia.
A month or two ago v E announced tie.
discovery oil a lie, snake-a regular
bloodsuc kern the stomach Of dog, 81
Greenyille, South Carolina. The truth ol
theIstory having been QUESTIONED, two
citizens have published carl
giving the PARTICULARS Thesingular con-
duct, and sudden death oil The brute III
dueed those present 10 open The sbody.
which was done sixteen hours alter death,
10 the presence Of dozen persons; and 4
snake 81 something resembling snake,
which was judged 10 be about four feet
long and an inch ln diameter. was f0und
lodged In the breast and siEle 81 The stom
ach. and intestlnes. TheEs was 81 a
deep red color. and had eaten the aesh a..
long The side and ribs, ttom about the
kidney 70 Tie Jaw; bone. The aesh was
eaten il holes like q, riddle. The snake
was alive when taken out Of tile dog.
Y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
ga reIIaneona.
PRoFANE SWEARING.

fRofANE SWEARING.
Z Mf- Weed, in one Of his Letters FROM Europe,
says -
Another thing struck me with surprise
here, Profanei Swearing dds gone cutie
Pat q fashion ! cannot speak for The
nobility, becausel have not reached their
circle, but with al the other. classes, ours
ing and swearing is "honored ia the
breach rather than lin The observance. 4
Oaths and Impressions, SO common id
America, are not heard here. even among
the~%alermen, oabmen, coal beavers. or
scayehgers. The language of blasp6emy
in IFS various sliding scales" Of eiofmi
~, came as part Of our education from
sthe w9,ber country aSit not reasonable
70 hope, therefore, that among other Ed
glish fashions adopted BY Americans, our
people s~all soon torbear 10 minsle the
name oftfeh Creator and Redeemer nro
lanely either in their idle conversations
or their excited Controversies -
MIR. Weed speaks a so OLA clraracteris--
he Of: the noblemen there, which may mol
be altogether unworthy Of being followed
by their would be imi;atofs here. Ii Is
their plainness Of dress FWere YOU 10
judge Che says Of rank by the cut aud
texture of the coat Or the lie Of the era
vat, you Woeld be sure 10 mistake The
footman for the peer, TheiDuke Or wei.
lington, Lord John Russell and Sir Ro
bert Peel, though certainly not out at The
elbows, are, when seen In Parliament
quite plainly dressed gentlemen. But
taeir iooimen and Wallets addrn their per-
son with as much taste and as. elaboralely
as the exquisltes who are 10 be seen ID.
American drawingsand ASSEMBLY, rooms"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

WHAT rs HAPPINESS ?-Let a man
have all that the world can give him. he
is still miserable. Il he has, a grovelIinr.
unlettered, undevont mind. Let him
have his gardens, bis fields his woods, his
lawns for grandeur, plenty ornament aud
qualification while at the same time God
IS not IN all his ihoGghs. And lei anoth
er hare neither field nor garden; lei him
only Hook at nature with an enlightened
mind-a mind which can see aad adore
lhe Creator in his works. can. consider
mem sas-tle.Ro ns'patlons of1his power, his
wisdom. bis gooaness1and his truth this
man Is greater, as well as happier, in bill
poverty, than the other.in his riches =
The one is little higher than a beast, The
other but little lower than an angel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
sEPTE1EBER r.. Is4s.

AFTER THOUGHTS - When the xe,l +,
death has been drawn between Us ana ~
/ objects Of our regard. how quick siob,,a
90 we become 10 their merits. ans. now biis
ieris DIP We then remember words ori fo,lk
p unkindness winch may have escabe5
US 20 our Intercourse with them How
Careful should such thoughts render us i,
ne lulhlnent Of those Offices 81 allecsial,
which 4 may YET he ia oaf power il mar
iof lor who can tell how soon lhe nj
mentmay arrive @hen repentance cannot
oe followed BY repatriation.
Popping he 2aesfionl-It i. s,e.,
Ply and shame too. that the ladies' 40
nol allowed y pop The question, a. wen
s'sa' they ~ss..E q bal slesf lie Two crsss
ses a great many lovely flowers wiiher
unplncked ion the parent stem. Sheridan
Knowles, ID his late play, tTheI Secretary
makes bis heroine beautiful creature
full of purity and truthfullnsss- non IN
question 10 full found terms and She 6
accepted, too. We do not fancy lbis
squeamisbness that keeps maiden'k
mouth closed. when herdheart 4 fuII Il
John Neal, who goes 10 for allEsorts 81 rs.
male rights, should stand op stoutly fot
this one in particular.
Atihis lime. when Tue general com,
plant is "lhat money Is scarce il NH
De an actofkinddess ID inform III money!
less how they tnaYreinforce their pockets
/ will acqpaint them with The true secrea
Of money ca.ching-Ale certain wav ne
oil emfy purses4-and how tosikeep Them
always foil i Two simple rules. We'll ob!
served, will do the busioess.: FIRST leif
honesty and industry Be Thy constant
Companions. And, second. spend ons +
penny less Than thy clear gam. Then
shall Thy hide-bound pockets soon begin
g thrive and never again cry With lie
empty belly-ache neither viii creditors
insult thee, nor wants oppfess lfos henqet
bite. NOR nakedness freeze thee liz
whole hemisphere wifi shine brighter, and
pleasure sprlhg up IN every erof thy
heart Benz. FrankHn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
% 2 wsg i 81 Gar.


= ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
VIE subscriber begs leave 10 inform his
friends aud the public generally, that he
8 prepared 10 execute all orders il his line with
neAtness, Promptnesss and despatch. he lenders
MS thanks for the already very liberal encour-
agemeat extended him, aud BY steady desire 10
please hopes 10 merit a continuance Of patruh-
age.
He + prepared 10 90 an work in his line and
furnish the materials Of, should il DO prefer
red, work en- materials furnished by his en-
ployers.
Paper Hanging q Upholstery,
Executed in the very best manner Paper
Hangings Of any variety Of patterns furnished
and put up a the shortest notce
Military Flags, Banners, Sc.
Masonic and Odd FeiIoscs' aprons,
Painted on Linen, silk. Satin, Or skins, In he
most splendid Style and al low prices.
= PROFESSIONAL. CARDS.
On Tine Sheet Iron. executed 10 order, at the
shortest notice.
WILL P. fEN'TING
10 frcscee, plain or grained pannel work. with
relief marble columns >
Imitation Egyptian .Marble .Mantles
Made % order, and haishsd with a polish equal
70 The genuine
ga lOrders fsual distance, ii ess6er-brnneh
q business VIII Be Ihsbkfaliy received and
pnnclually attended 10
Residence Shepherdssown.
JOAN N. sEEIr.
References 8 Messrs. webb 4 Markell. DR..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

a .N,phe,e Of Osccola ID London ~ O.
ceola, young Seminole Chief, son Of
The sister Of the grea! dhief Of that name.
now .hirteep years Of age, was found by
Dr. Andre VI " elch, ini Florida., six years
ago and alter living in bis family a year
or two, was taken TO London and placed
nader The care ossAheaikesk James Sher-
lnans successoI Of Rowland Hill. 10 be ed
pcated. He is said 10 be aIyouth OF much.
ptomises not only rigid teeiolaller, BUT
a vegetable eater, and heE has wi,hslood
all passfblesolIcltatIons Of his schoolm ates,
and others, to drink intoxicating fluids =
DR. Weleh has. prepared ! work respect
ing The extraordinary circumstances Of bis
preservation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

II you fall in lose-mitha good girl that
loves you, marry her and ask moi 3erfec-
ton 10 womsnkind, for unless you are:
perfect you have no right 10 expect per-
lection.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

WEALTH NOT HApPINRss MO into The
country behold the farmer at hfS7lough;
everything snug and comfortable around
hun; He has not.swealth. aud is conse-
quently free from lis perplexities; he is
not poor and Is consequently indePend
cut. His family thrive around him, and
and.lblest with health and contentment.
he enjoys as great share of happiness as
ever falls toI the lol Of mortais. Great
wealth is too often useless or mfsdirected
extreme poverty is fatal 70 The most
laudsble efforts. A state Of independent
competence. between the two. is The, most
likely 10 preserve ocr principles untarnish
ed-Eto. Keep our haman sympalhles ne
lFeshedsnd 10 render us tFuely happy. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
= -
GfltcrdI IltrIlLaeMfe.

Preparation Of Seed HAfdf Having
seen and read many accounts 81 iui1ry ID
the wheat crop from smut, We sciae Ibis
early occasion 70 remind our brethren,
that they have a certain pre- veniaiive a
gainsi this disease. We Say rfmlid them
because It will be no De II ltling Iiosbe told
that either ley made Of wood ashes, or j
strong brine made ofaaitrllis Certain pre-
ventive means Il is mot therefore hse
cause i is something neMunder the sun
that we call their attention TO lie subject.
but because we know il, is often produc
Ave oil good even 10 men Of systenalfTt.
habits 70 have their memories reirtsNed
upon common place matters. =
Let those who would place. themselb yes
IN situation 10 be- secare against The
smut, prepare iy Or brine sufficiently
strong 70 float an egg or: potato. Aflet
having washed tbe seed wheat perfectly
cleaM soakit with ley orbrne for 81 OF
1S hours before sowing taking care Is
skim of all The light floating grains. Afs
ter the Thea; is soaked1lhe perodnamea
drain off The brine (which-WilI answer a.
gaiD) spread the wheat oa lie barn door.
and with every busheI 81 grain mis- one
gallon Of unslacked lime taxing care 10
stir the mass until tdeswheat i coated With
the lime
Recollect Mat the. seed wheat should
not be taken out ofihe ley Or urine until
u may be wanted for sowing, and that il
Should always be sown soon after, being
dried 10 The lime. This is 4 sim pie metb-
cd, il is one that has been found 10 he eI.
lcaeious; then why swe would ask shouEc
any wheat grover ran The risk Of i'm,
pairing tbe value Of bis crop by omitiipg
to resort 10 SO secure a remedy.2 There
Is nothing which CAN justly suehnegIect
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
1zxr rr.nWING
= SPRI.1.G MILLS.

TTsHlS ancient and well known establishment
i Is now in better repair 10 manufacture
Flour than il has ever been since il wasrirst
built is almost manipulating one or
the best Rubbers TO clean Wheat from filth thai
Is 10 the State Of Virginia. made by one Of the
owners Of the Mill, ELISHA S. SNYDER Benz
thus prepared to grind all kinds of Grain, and
wishing to be constantly employed we would
solicit all those who have Grain TO grind q
give US call and see whether we will not do
As well for them as any other Mill in the counE
~. Foreyery hundred bushels Of Merchsnta-
bic Wheat, weighing 60 pounds 10 the busheI.
we will give 90 barrels Supeffine Flour, and
stand the inspectionin Baltimore, or in the Dis
trict of Columbia. Wewill also furnish casks
if requested by The owners Of the Wheat, they
paying for the SAME when they get the return
for lbeir Flour. We wilIalso give 1850 pounds
Of ofsll for every hundred bushels Of Wheat
We would rather the farmer would grind his
Wheat with US for toll than focus 10 buy, YET
Il any,prefer selling. we will buy at fair mar
ket Price, and pay the cash on delivery
TAe public's humble servants,
ABRAHAM SNYDER, a
EIeHA S. SNYDER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

There's Dalchman 10 Ohio with such
a hard name thai il takes three men and
two boys 70 pronounce il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
NEW g.
MILLING co N G ERfT.


VVNHE subscribers ,baving purchased that va,
u liable MiH.recenily owned By Jacohl &
Henry staub, and put il in good repair, are pre-.
pared'to execute all orders in their line. They
will give ! barrel Of floufslor every 300 pounds
Of MerchaEtable. Wheat delivered. at lhF Mill,
and stand the inspection in the Baltimore or
Georgetown Market They will furnish The bar
rel Tor the stuff, or viii give the usual amount OF
Qhslj flor each 100 bushels of Wheat the o. ner
othe Wheat furnishing the barrel. They will
also do all ChoPping and Country Work thai
may olier. Having placed the mill under The
mauag cement Of Mr.. George Deayer, a gentle
man Of well known integrity, and competency
ss Miller, we respectfully solicit share Of the
public patronage 81
We shall soon have our affairs arranged - as
10 exchange Flour for Wheat on delivery. As
70 promises ~ general, we make but one-To
give every. man his own.
JOHN QUI6LEY,
CONRAD BlLLMYRE
Shepherdstown, Aug IT, 1s43.-u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
NfsAm - IL ESIR "
MALE * rHnnALE
> u M 1 IN "A. III NJ

lsl AslH6 oten solicited. time after time, TO
~ open school id the Basement or the Pres
byterian Church. would announce % The com.
lnunity generally, tltat@ft ii nv intentio1( 81
coinmencea School q that place. On THURS
DAY the 18th day of SEPTEMBER. The
number Of scholars-not 10 exceed tweni, FIVE.
MI only recommendation IS suaieien. lrial.-@
The school, though comPoseiIsof both sexes,
Aaali pc conducted IN such q ntanaer that there
shall % no connection after school hours and
mhlie q school, the sslictest rules Of proprieiy
VIII pc enJoined. The system Of tuition will
be simple and practical, adapted to both sexes
COURSE OF INSTRUCTIONS:
FIRST pkPAKrmHNr.
Composition, Arithmetic. Hgebra. Geometry.
Trfgonomeiry, Geography. Natural Philosophy.
Natural Tbeelogr, Rliatnric GenernI< History.
History o. the United fStstes, Natural Philoso-
ply, Constitution Of The y, States, Jewish. Ro-
man, and Greeian Antiquities, Evidences Of
Christianity Intellectual andtAIors Philosophy,
Political ECONOMY, and the principles OF Bota-
ny, Geology, and MineralogS, &C.
sEcosp nkPAR1AENr.
Reading, Writing, Spelling Penmanship. Eng.
lish Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, and Ma
mral Philosophy comasncedl
Composition and Declaration.
Every male scholar ID The First Department,
: expected toSread an origina composition and
declaim once in two weeks The pupils Or the
Same department. (female B ARE expected 10
read compositions onee in The same time.
Eramiaatls and ErAtBiiions
Public examinations are held al The close Of
the lirst term, and u public exhibition al Inc
close efthe second.
Prices 81 T.iigion.
IN the Isl Department 81 5ept. Term 5 months.
i "a 1890 g !"
S1-Tulion paid in advande.fof each, term ; a
bond q secuoLESsfhi be giFap1to each parent or
guardian.
n 3, Books to BE- used ia the school can be
obtained from the teacher. al Baltimore prices.
Il IS very desirable that scholars should COM
menee al the opening Of the Term. Parents who
desire their childree 10 enter the school will
notify me, on or before the laih Of September.
Other regulations viii be made known al the
time OF entrance. /TH0S. ID. HOOVER.
Harpers-Ferry, July 20, lS43.-am.