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Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14

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@a W. vTAEEBRs
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
AT Law
HOLLY SPRINGS. Mis-
OFFICE-Powell's Row, fernando street.
Feb 3,-Is3o-tf
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DOCTORS

VIII y Il BRETNET,
HAVING associated themselves in the nzse.
Il tce Of MEDICINE and CRIzuRcEzY, will A.
tend 10 all calls they nav receive
ny OFFICE-On the. SoslsE-ecst cernsy Of thz
square Holly ssprinEs Teb. 10, I643-g
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GgSg 0g Il e z e sg Is S

ID EMAINING in the Post-office July ISt, I843
II which, if not taken out BY the Isl day of Oc-
tober next will be sent the General Post Office
lnnI In
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Z NV ERSITY OF H0LL \
SPR In GS.

THE second Session Of this InstitH,on,
or the present year, will open on the second
Monday Of July, under the superinttndence
ol Messrs BASS & SANRoRN
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14

Rev 9 a. FosTER, Rector and Princi
on'Chemisiry Natural Phi
losUphy. Evidences of Christianity.
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SPEAK TO HIM.

Speak to that young man. He has jus.
Passed The threshold Of. virtue, and
'honghtlessIy committed one crime; spesk
to him kindly, and tell hun the cnnse-
q"ences, before he takes snothtr step. Do
not censure him; do not speak harslrly;
but as friend. as brother, plead with
him AMI You will save i'm. His heart is
not yet hardened to the voice of Kindness;
the tear of affection will not fall upon him
in vain. Speak to hm-and the influ-
tnce of that kind word NAV he felt
through long life, and be the rnstru-
ment of saving soul from the depths Of
vice, and OF adding strain to the song
OF the redeemed.
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FLIRTS AND FLIRTING.
February g 1913.

No girl ever made happy urion Lv
filtration; because no man capable of max.
ing woman permanently happy was
ever attracted by that which is Disgusting
to rational and refined minds; the fool
may be caught; and with the fools, life.
will be what it ought to be between ilirs
and coxcomb!
Filtration IN a woman is equivalent to
liber,nIsm in a man; it is the manifesto
ton of the same loose principles, only
restrained by the usages of The world from
developing itself ina similar way. The
bare idea of this ought to preserve thou
sands, who perhaps fall into The error
through mere cxnberancc Of spirits, from
exposing themselves 10 suspicion g;
which their natures must shrink
Youth, beauty, or genuine accomplish
mehls, stand in 10 need of the mistaken
weapon OF Irritation TO achieve their high
est conquest: if they resort 10 il, we NAV
be assured that there is ccnsciou.ress
OF want Of desert, or yanitv,,w hich mrsi
poison all true ENJOYMENT.
Let the young, the lovely, and The gift
W l'c'e'oIt dCHelt 10 lfdt nature VITO h
has made them what they are; ard leave
filtration to those WHO fancy they csrno,
provoke attention without forcing lhtm.
selves, by i'll manners, into the unremi
nine situation Of being conspicuous The
I desrairing maiden who has courtcd mar
rage for years without heirg courIcd; the
silly ordinary woman who has aped the
graccs without success; and the ridicu-
lous, effected would-be accomplished,
unsusrtc'cd Of trGovnents except in her
own idea; these maytuy nir;alicn for ei-
iect--they can hardly suflsr, from being
a few degrees more contemplate in the
sight OF men, who have hitherto Gisrcgar-
ded, and now only laugh at AID tespise
them.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-02-11

chsrgeable to rum makers aud vendors. /
ask Is It fair, is il isst for our citi-
Gems to be burthensd year after ear with
this heavy taxs Is is no, clear 10 the
minds Of ALL. tina, Me tun maker and sell
Ter are the persons that continue this evil
among us? Yes, then in the name Of all
tina, is dear to ns, our families, our oeish-
bors and our country, do NO, renew your
license for selling rum, but qui. as soon
as possible aud join the society.
A MEMBER.
February 2, lS43.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-02-11

ORIGIN OF SEVERAL FAsHIoNs.-Fasb-
IONS have frequently originated in en-
ceaVors oil the inventors to hide some de-
lormlty. Hoops, for instance, 10 conceal
an l!l-shaped hip; rutlles, scar on the
neck, perhaps; large sleeves, history does
moi mention, and conjecture might not be
acceptable. Patches were invented in the
reign of Edward VI, by lady, who in
this manner covered wen on her neck.
Charles VII, of France, introduced long
coats, to hide pair OF crooked legs. Peak
ed shoes, full two feet long, were invent.
ed by the Duke Of Anjou, to conceal de-
formed foot Francis |. was obliged, front
a wound in his head, to wear short hair.
and hence the fashion Isabel a of Ba-
var'a was proud of her beauty, and intro
ducei the custom of leaving The neck and
shoulders uncovered. Charles ", bv Sc
we're edlcls, banished tight breaches; and
during the reign Of Elizabeth. enormous
large brooches came in fashion. The
beaux Of that day stuffed their brooches
with rags, feathers, wool, and other light
stuff, till they resembled huge bales of
cotton 10 come up with them, the ladies
invented large petsieoals. 1t was said that
two lovers could not come within seven
feet Of each other. At one time, square
toes ran to such a width, tina, proclama-
ton was issued tina, no person should
wear shoes more than six inches at ,bs
toes.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
PHILOSOPHY OF HEAT.

"NcI', my little fellow" said q certain
Principal to juvenile philosopher whose
mamma had been ing the learned
Knight to test the astonishing abilities Of
her hoy,--"what are the properties Of
hes'|' The chief properly Of hea, is
that 1t expands bodies, while cold con-
tracts them" "Fery good, indecd-can
you give me familiar example2n eyes.
sir; IN Summer. when it is hot, the cav is
long; while, in winter, when it is cold, it
becomes very short" The learned KING hit
stopped his examination and was lost in
amazement that so familiar an instance
should have so long escaped his own OBJ
servatlon.-English Paper
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POETRY.
(For the Cecil Wing. ]
VI thS VIII 'h'SI
THE CHARM IS BROKEN

Entertainments fire still flashes forth
From her unrivalled eye,
And DER her features smiles of mirth
Sill sweetly play.
Tie beauties Of her mind, spell
Once wovc about my soul;
IT'S broken now-no more feel
It's sweet control,
Her voice in tones Of music, still
My willing ear doth strike,
But all. no more a rnpturous thrill
Doth it awake.
Lovely ms when ] met i.er first
Her youthful graces glow,
But all! the charm that bound Inc crss,
Is bro ,cn now.
One little word, the die to cast
To cause affections turn
tribes alas! our hopes oft blast,
And make us mourn. @. y
ELKToH, Grd Feb, 'I3.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-02-11

Dean Swift remarked, with much truth,
doubtless. that in the establishing of colo
MES the French commence with fort the
Spaniards with church, and the English
with gros shop.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-02-11

Apcrson, high in office, being asked by
an intimate friend, why he did not pro-
mote merit, aptly replied, Because meri.
did not promote me-"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-02-11

thing to ask. You have told me how the
milk and honey gets in. Now, madam,
may be allowed to ask how you get the
syllabub QUIZ
Mrs. M'C,ie-IIow we get it Quit Dear
sir you surprise me. Just the wav you
put ii in. How wOuH you get i, out?-
Sure there is no magic in that.
Mr.. Flowerdew.-Well after ii is out
pray madam, who eats the syllabuh. Or
do you also eat the pig2
Mrs. M'Crie.-GIa, La, hal Well, that's
good! Sir, the pigs as hard as a stone!
Mr.. Flowerdew.-AIadam you are right
! had forgot the baking before the fire.
But las to the milk and jelly and the ber-
gamot pear after they come out Of the
pigs inside, for whom are they then de,
voted.
Mrs. M'Crie.-Sirt
Mr.. Flowerdew.-Pray madam, who
devours hai9 pointing nth his finger 10
the deiestabfe potion, as he imagined il, in
the dish before him.)
Mrs .N'Crio- You may, sir, if you will
do me the honor.
Mr.. Flowerdew.-Me, madam-me!
Good evening, madam. Pray don't wa
ken tho doctor. | am particularly cnga-
gcd tonight. Nay, madam, not morsel
of the sylIabub. lido inlreat you to keep
it for the next prosbytery.
"Well, WELL Mr.. Flow erdew was heard
to exclaim, as he almost .,umbled down
stairs in his haste To get away. ~ have
always heard that the Scotch were dirty:
but by all the stripes in yard of gingham
| they are born barbariansn
"Mr. Dourstew" exclaimed the doctor
Observation-Disclosures are you? Here's my
wife with the syllabub. Where are you.
Mr.. MowerscrewG"
"l'm off, answc rcd NJ Josiah Flower
dew.
Ard, it is said, that he never after could
be prevailed on TO visit Edinburgh. 1.-The
lame pig" he would murmur, "the Jelly
and the mik-in it and out Of it. llca.
ven preserve mr. from such abominalionsr'
|
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-02-11

Getting in debt without intending to pay
is SAID to TIC au improvement on steal
ing.
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$3,435 50
Cr. By Store License s 1861 } 60 900 m
IS Tavern License 1898 ( "~'o'" wv

Sl,O36 so
You now gee the balance against the
License after giving credit for Me whole
amount; but we are not willing to do SO,
we all know that the large stores pay
from S2l to S35, and the small stores
pay Sl2 as per annum, and five sixths
Of the large stores do not sell rum, for i'll
stance i'll Port Deposit. there are 8 large
stores and n 1t one sells rum, two small
stores and one of them sells rum; in Elk
ton there are FIVE large stores, two of them
sell rum, tive small stores and three OF
them sell rum, one of these will leave in
the spring, and another man occupy his
store who will not sell Iiqnor--lhere are
fifty five or six ordinaries in the county,
or about that number that take out Ii
cense Tor it, they pay each SIS rs per
annum. How many persons would quit
keeping store in the county If they Gid
quit selling rum? not one. There might he
ten who seIl hardly any thing but rum.
and perhaps fourteen of these little low
! averns that never fed horse OF gave a
man his dinner, but are constantly manu-
featuring paupcrs; now let ussee what the
Safe would lose i'll the way Of revenue,
IA little low groceries
qIit, SIS rs each, 262 50
10 dram shops quit, II rs each l27 81
the loss would be $500 0C
the amount for license would
still be $4,000 90
The state loses that great sum of $500
revenue, and the county in a few years
would save, let us see how much,
Levied for the Aims House, $1,000
Levied for the poor out OF
the house, 1920
Boarding, burying and a.ten-
ding ofpoor, 315 50
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-02-11

1t is now said that the President has no
idea Of calling an eXus Session ofths mex,
CosSfcsr.
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gsaEsrE2s"tc Advertisements
Mansion House.

Corner Of St, Paul aid FayctIc streets
baltimore.
~ THE undersigned having
fN2,:,> & taken. fitted and furnished The
GsSsst iEs MANSION HOUSE as a
=s-z--assss.:25s'.'S UBLIC HOTEL. would be
happy to receive the patronage Of his
friends and that Of the travelling COM
munity who may favor him with call.
and CATERS himself that they will find
every comfort and attention which are to
N. b. 4 few Gentlemen can be ac-
commoda;cd with board and pleasant
rooms shy the month or year Oh reasona-
slle terms.
JOHN ALDERTSCN.
Ap.ii9 II l. I2-Cm
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S3,135 50

S3,435 81
We now sae the amount of revenue the
state receives for license, the amount she
would lose if spirltuous liquors were
stricken of Of the license; also the amount
assessed yearly to supportthe poor Of the
county, saying nothing about the assaults
aud batteries, &c, the whole Of which is
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-02-11
AGENTS. FOR TIE CECIL WIG

JONI B. YARaiLr, Port Deposit
J. W ABH,HAM1, p. NJ. Do.
EpwIH H,isGs, p. n. Rising San.
.!ovAs PnEsroN, ,Ir. 7. Nj CoaowinSo.
Joss s. EyrEGsr, Rowlandsvilic.
Cor. II. S. Sites, r. NJ. PRtNcIrIo.
.IosGrn HAYNES, Brick Meeting House.
Josuru McMclLES Jr. Perryvillc.
TuoMAs BrRNsipE & Co., Charlestown.
.TouX McCRAcxGS, Z. NJ, North Fast.
f3srrAS WnEINsoH. Elk Iron Works.
-Wut,u PIERCE, P. NJ. Ceciton.
Jonv g. Monrov, P. NJ. Warwick.
Iouy N.,R,, P. NJ. 81. Augustine.
Jopv |. CL,Yrov; p. NJ. Chesapeake City
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-23
,Sbc, car,on Va taken. there was I

: ~ ncn Canton WAS tai>tn. tiiei
@ "a ncensci the hia,se nst rFe British as The sum
.Tv process by which the Jack Ta deprived ye Sles4t
yauis!te their long tsilshacIing them Il. with their d'
cu isses without saving b. your leave. he suo!'clr 81
- Brother Of the Suu had never heard OF Jayne iGt
r ard therefore t!.i grief az tJss their long cter
. and carefully cultivated que, not surafis,n2 ia'
- known TIE rraordin.rv OF that composition ilG
80 ab ~ procure n tEeir sorrow would have besn tuned
or sueily the second crop prolucei by rs nli-
have .n Ter finer than that 81 Slch their hadi
1 dr1u-l We understand that d. jayne has 'ett d
sny Of Il out 10 China and have doubt II WILSON
y snti =. al Wholesale and rrt,il by a g. D SANDS Drug
-, y, a FnitaI.ezt. corner cf Gold. Also sold b.
p Sa%DS < CO No. ~ Broadway: D. SANDS = Z o.
\o-I7 s.asl Broadway. my-v oIh
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-23

D0TDRETTE i FERTILIZING PoWD,t6Rs &,
For sale al % Chambers ssre-bJ the New or -
dre,te JonIany For the Farmer, or GlFi'ne or .sy
r. na-hng IN use equal Il slay be nsa "a rs go
quantitr on application the Office OF The New oi
- 01sTt s1prviag siaB also attended 10 In laa.ls
The least offensive possible.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-23
Rl IloRacE GPEELr'

The work Of Mr. ATKINSON IS Of the most instfuc-
TIVE aud admirable t5t hes vet appeared the important
ard difficult subject Political Economy difficult not 50
much in lis the Of IT. laws III the s'
pcarion oi those laws the ClsSmar, comp plicar vary
inc circumstance ot Gfren nations and periods TIE
laws educed b Nr. Atkinson Just. clear so vial,
and yer so strangely overlooked bv those who
themselves the tide Of lie Political Economists III our day,
aud who resolve al Political Economic Scirnce INTO dong
notnng--oi whose Somnus is Godtnd who ee-
yate the ma Of the counter Bpy where you cheapest
10 the summit e ariu1te wisdom and statemanshp Ia
their eyes the cheapest possible pfoductoncoi beng tie
uuerIg standard, the great cad Of human effort and he
i. stripped IN the headonG i doomed 70 nun
and BY the law OF envous strife and depressing
competition which the hasp5emous represent as the or
der Of Providence Thee The views pnt forth by The
Political Economists rnTonei in Colleges and SeAat"S
As liberal and enlightened at least these the inevitable
result; from tose Il eeded that the SpccIonS
allaces p, ,tf y these teachers should be scrutnize and
cnnfu;cd ard this has been done N naSeflv manner by
Mr. .,son. elementary treatise on Political Econ
ory-as eiutaton o the doctrines OF Free Tredr theo-
ri,ts-no,ina equal 10 his work has appeared either
sid, Of tie Aanc 70 the fieadS of American Industry
therefore and all who regard the trade the skill or expert
ece of the Working Man his Property, his means OF live
ihood in the possession Of wc Government is bound 10
secure and HIM pecel, does the possessor Of
other Pfopc;-thai until and unless some overriding
public recssy manifest public advantages demand con-
trsry couse-toa who would give stability pcrmanence,
actyi,y and prosperity oe great Industrial Interests of The
Contry hea,,ly commend this work. trusting that they
Will aius 10 secure or it wide and general pensal
ArKiysoS's PRIHcIPlEs oF PoLirIcM EcoSoMy ,
y III be pgbscl large and clos" bui neatly printed oca-
vn about 100 pages and sold at % cents copy, copies
for 81 or $40 per huaJrrd Orders are solicited
GREELEY * McELRATH,
Tribuu, Office. loo Nassau-stree;.
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MARRIED.

Thursday evening Nav the lstI by Rey. Char!-s Ray.
Mr.. Wm H Harper Miss Sarah Eneiine Cory. III Of
On Monday the 22d instant al ST Thomas Church By
Rev AIr Fofbes Mr. Ora D. Squier Of Beaufort Conn,
10 Mss Sarah AImira Foot- Of Beliport L. I5!aad.
Nav ~ by Rev Dr. Adams, James Rigs to Aana odeli
all Of This city. .
Al MONTPELIER VI on the Eth INST, by Rev Mr G'id
lev Professor Calvin Pesse of Burlington, to Miss S1ftaa
Al Coventry r l. Nay L. b. Rev. Benjamin Franklin,
Faacis z Hoppa, OF Providence Eliza H. daughter Si
William Anthony, Of Coventry.
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DI ED,

On Moaday afternoon, Robert 3, soa d uaoFss INV IN
,ll- 5th y-sE Of his a-=.
fully invited 10 at.sad his iaera Tuesday atieoon al
O'clock. from No. l6l siot;-street.
May Is EIvrs Tro~ bridge, daughter Of Joseph "oissf
VI. D., aged YEARS and rn9a;hS.
Nav y, Joseph Beatty, aged IL.
In Cortland lage May L. Of scarlet fever, Sartha
Jane oal daughter William aad Celia Osborn, aged 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-23
-. ,b;nninr brands a, 60 3 ss-no, much

o,,aas, sales shipping brands at " o'not much
sss',9sS ssSrhere i, very little Wheat offering small
GRAss,:L. it in the market unso ID. The quotation
Il ,:te q si'." sIa is CSC Corn and Rye scarce;
demand being rather limited the market Keeps
- W. NOTICE sales 1860 bushels North River Corn at
as cno 40 Jersey White soc. Rye Is held
u anu 1900 10 1900 bushels Oats far demand
for River and Canal contract for about Is, 900
Canal buyers option, 60 days has been made at
ssrbere have been sales of abor, 600 bales ~
~ .i;pneu, The balance Of the stockis held 5c
SSsErDICloyer and Timothy remain Tery dull, aad
o,sin quotations with any degree Of Certainty. Clio
a.i sorti 5. and Timothy sla Il We notice sales
;o,es Fla1seed for crushing at 50 % BnyeFs now Of
NcniTsales at auction to-day. received from Boston
.as,s Mes;na Oranges at 81 GA 60; III DO 70
:, d 100 do Lemons al 30 . 56-rather poor order
WHIsKEY.-The market is recovering We notice
mo bbls good Western 20c., and informed tta,
"a bad been refused for 400 bbls State Prison Drudge
a with small sales
sEgSWAX--smsll sales Southern ard Western yellow
0J-small sales Of Crude Whale being made to the
d at "a parcel of 100 bbIs. taken for the
London market at 49, cents, cash.
sALT-Saes to-day Of 1000 sacks Ashton LiyeI-
,oo fine and 500 sacks all terms not
BARK-Sales IS hhds. QuercitTon, Ne~-i ork
No.. a q for export, S23 is now asked.
fRON-We notice small sales good American F'9 d p
The MAJ kct Is dull and stock ample.
TALLOW-The price ranges from g TO- TO ! aGToralns
mt cuatv, and we notice sales OF ABOUT <"'''
radeed 6: Az mostly for home use. "ooo '''s axe
Il oDiRUGssales at auc,on of II casks Cream Tartar at
NAVAL sToREs-spirt. Tuggpen5o,e, is doll. The
s1oation is 35 SO cents Sales OF 500 bbis wilmington
WI $B5 sales of 5000 lbs North West
s2c. cash
i We notice sales 300 to 300 bbfs Ohio Mess at 62t
,d 800 do Prime at 81 56t Sales Old Prime and Mess at
g. although l24c generally asked Prime Beef
!, nominal at 50 g. the stock beiag very rmall Mess
Tasa IS for Country and City We hear Of nothing doing IN
Lard but good bbls offered So Butter and Cheese are
very dull and plenty, Butter s. Is 10; Cheese o:
New-York Cattle Market,
MoSDAy. May %
AT Market, 76s Beef Caulc (a2o from the South 10
Cows and Calves, and d65 Sheep
s. 81 50 for retailing qualities to 81 "a IS fof ordinary
aadinferior GOO
sHrrr-sales a, 81 IS to 81 so so for extra lots
Left 90
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-23

WHO IS II years %, . ne86s h= Ns!' 0' ''"
,s t1 P,nce o: Cculic poller,ss Ds yiLE%FlT<E NJ
Th Graf AlorI Pr Als2 Mr. + ,S, ls is ,E
SiYSTfRJ0ItS tiIPSEY GIRL, who may be rrraie!y
consulted T lrIia p-st sE. present ana a's5s' '' !" e
AZ Albso lad Glas Bowiag and 5ge Z ga cuT2..tlssi
Psrinmances s,er clock 1,i w .;ii %
uEiCr 10. haf rrira- nv
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-23

t;S@ FARM FOR SALE-CheaP for CASH
E1 Containing Ill acr,s ~ IT, town Of summit County
-. of f:choaTe being equal distance from Villages VIII
good schools aud chUIctr, rrac!-iG unda 5E li'7
ut rniriyltion, The balance heavy tim!ef 80 Du- Ju
ia tne Comfy for grain .razing, being veil watend 'd
worked. Dwelling AID out-5HidIS fuitobIe 10 ta-
place Oay about $3.50 cash w4utrGtic b1!zncf n'I
On interest The would b. e..hanged l9r snai I'm
near the Civ II New York h0u;e tdio 20 The Cit For
uartcu lsrs inqUrr of RALPH SWEET No. d Domlacs
!; OF W. q. SWEET ~ Canal 81 y. Y. m2aE
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-23

ne. Ns,c Temperance Boarding House on the disa'
HAM SYSTEM a No. IL sey-strcet.-This house Is
fitted mp aud furnished in the richest style Is table
prrs the choicest Fruits Vegetables Goshen Butter Or
ne County Milk Permanent Boarders will be accom-
noated on IN. most reasonable Gentlemen and l.:
dies visiting the City earnestly invited TO give t'a
AID are assured th7, they viii lind quiet and neatness not
s,yzin,hIe ~ Hotrls Terms rn5d.ratr a20lf