The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-25

of| 'ha'hIenance OF Wing princiDels-anG
Dr. next Electoral vote Of the State for
h HENRY CLAY and THEODORE FREL1.
l"UysEN.
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From the N Y Spirit Of the Times.
MR.. wARRlCK IN LUCK!
]. 'P'nfnaent Of Miss BARBRy's meddin' d.
and "Inritc" of The Editor.
"l'd orfen heerd i, said OBJ late,
Dat Norf Carolina was de Stale.
"har hansome boys am bound TO shine
Like Dandy Jim of &c Caroline !nEic.
Under the caption of 'Mr. Warrick i
D''fress," we published on The 81 Feb
'as,' long letter from that gentleman i,
when he recoun'ed his first over.ures 70
me hand Of Miss BARBRY Bass, a North
Carolina belle. 1t will be recoIlected tha,
MS SUIT was highly successful, so far az tho
young lady herself was concerned but he
came near running the thing in The grouno
by Kissing her so lound as TO awaken he,
mo'he'! That our readers may better On
dersiand the present letter, we quote the
circumstance alluded to:
"barbry, she irimbl'd and look'd so pre,>
~ and sed nohin--l couldn't help kissin
her, and seem she didn't say "qui,," kiss
ed nor nigh on seven or egh, times, and Al
ola MISS Blss had gone to bed, and Kurpel
nara was sn"rin away, wart per,iciIIar
and spose kissed he r too loud. for lust rs
kissed her Tie last time, GU: hoIlered old
Miss Bass
"My lord-Barbry, old Troup is in the
milk pan!-l heetd him smakln his Inns a
''ck'n of the milk. Git out you old var
n'n'!--gIt ou'!'--Scein how The gander
lopped, Jumped up, and hoIered st ii out.
lrouP, you old raskeI!' and opened the
loor to-make bleeve let him out.-As for |
oarorv, she LATED I'LL she was nigh burst
a h'ldIn in, and run out; and | heerd
\urnei ilardy's bed a ehakin like he had
ny three day agur. Well. | took tciher
co. aher havin TO pull my bri'ches over |.
" shues, tor lcouId'nt unbutten my straps
"Nexf mornln | got up airly, and Siab v
sed me to stay to kre tktas'. but / had to S
ed an on old cow at the free pas,ur, and II
II. Jist as got to the bars, lmeets old II
''ss Bass, and ses she, "Mr. Warrick, nexl OIL
me you see dog a ickin up milk, don't 81
Il hun DO it loud enough to wake up every
'dy in the hnuse--perticler when Their, +.
anger bout" And Barbry sent me word =.
lat she's so shamed that she nsyer kin look y, "
e IN The Jace agn, and never to come no =. :"
Iore." ~
Upon the above Statement, of facts Mr.. lis
'arr'ck solicited our odrice. We are de-. oh
GIFTED TO hear, that at length The whole
after is made right and that he is indeed
luck, as the following letter will abun> a. -,
'ntly prove: M
PINEy BOTTOM, IN OLD NoRrn SrAsE, -,
March 81, this 1874. w.
MIR, PoRTER,--I rode three mile every
'terdy TO git letter outer the Post Offs.
eciIn as how yon had writ me a anser. 'o'
lspose shat with Pineier dogs. and &c.
sses and kricke, and B kin, and Texas, :"
ebla, and three Fanny's, and Acorns, AZ
Punch in p 'ricler, you haiu't had no WI
le. I'm glad your Speeru is revivin';
Is nine, and, as the boy sed to his nam hal
:, hopes TO be better acquainted with la
u. ant
WILL mo
o,y ill., -, 'Pso'' a"o SIC,
!, not seein of Barbry for three weeks. '''
one evenin went down, spectin as how =
Miss Bass had gone to Sociashun,-for dllr
Is nifty religus and groans shockin a, VIII
yers--to hear Two preachers from The :
witch Hans where they tells me the pc. she
all goes naked--which is comik,l, as no
Try homespun is cheap and could afford ,
liver themselves at nine cents a yard and
en- went in there sol old Miss Bass and + -
Miss Coils smokin and chattin ama> !. -,
] do think old Miss Coils beats all no,
lr at smokin.
Did Miss Coils had on her Sundy frock spec
had II draw'd up over her kneas TO day
? from skorchin, ahd her peitykoais old
d 'olerably high as she sot over the on
10 be more comIorablcr like, out when rite
seed me she drop'd them down, and ar. ORA