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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
FOURTH OF nu.v

The Citizens Of North Nississ;n,; ,,d a.
Western District Of Tennessee are reoras,
Cd and respectfully Invited to psr,ake os
: uonc baFnacue, 10 be given al Lamar. on
ihe fourth OF July. ls45. -
Aiso tne MARSHALL COUNTY Cav.IRy
p 9, HOLY Springs. are specially repues sled 10
Farade on that day with the LAMAR Cav
ALRY. at Lamar.
By request Of The Committee Of Arrange.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
DEAa3ka OF GEN. JACKSON
NJ EETIAG IN HONOR OF THE lLLUsTRtoU.
DEAN


Ara large meeting OF the citizens Of Mar
shall County, convened al The Court II Gus,
on Nfondsy last. S5I instant, TO pay The las
lrIbu;e of respect 10 the memory of An,
DREW JACKSON,
On motion, Col. George A. Wilson. was
called 10 the Chair, and James. II. X. Tav
hr appointed Secretary.
ne OBJECT OF the meeting was explained
by the Chairman in a brief touching and
eioq"en manner, ailtuding TO the past servl
ceS u Tue statesman. The nero anu the pat
riot
On motion Of Joseph Fl. Fitzpatrick ESQ
the Chaif appointed the folio wing Comnif.
Tee 10 aran preamble and resolution ex.
pressIve ct the sense fthe meeting. viz.
1a"ass L. Iotten. Esq, Aa1 w. S. Ran
aotpn, DF. w. M Lea. Joseph II. Kikpat.
rsck' Esq, Mag James w. iIal1. DR.. j y
C1mmsngs. Rec. " Haralson, A. W. Good.
rteh' Esq., u. Is. Moltcy, Esq, and DR.
Iaggart.
Inc Committee after retiring renor,ed
through A. w. Goodrich, ESQ The follow.
ing preamble and resolutions. which ,vere
unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, we have heard with deem 70.
gret and sorrow of the dealt, of The H.
> oia:esman and Philanthfopist ANDREW
JAChSON. who departed this life a, ,ba
tiefmitage, the place of his fesidence :,
the State OF Iennesse, on the 9Th instant q,
ocloek L. VI. Aud while wa II.
deplore his loss 10 the country and - ~ ~
c'vii1zed world, we submit witb becS,,,.. e
Is 'enaiion TO lie will Of an ever inc, an3
Wise rosIdence. therefore "'
: hesoiced, That in the death of tl;s ~
- oea.esnah ana Patriot. not only the neo,ia
= .ne oni'eo States have been deprived nfl
non "ht Sc example and precepts in tbe
ie'on aho advocate of free and e,I,,i,
ned piicip:es. but every nation ON So s',,
y here iibstty has yo,ary or fes.iom IN
sdvoca,e eeooh an +
:. s4'ea. That 10 attempt to recoun, b;s
ds u V"ior and patriotism throna;,
o's aud eVentfal ilfe-a fe m,rk,.s = Ia
40 { uazz lug aud dis:inau sned do
I'nS siHce lie ddwning and succ, :, - -
: aoii sa'"9 = OF our Independence WI
- pa, DC an act Of supereroe alton.
hes ir6d. That the ne,.,,oos
- .a'of 20 deliver an ftulooy uDon ,ha a.
l'u character of this illustIi,ns W.: Lie
'i,e ne iu'ure day not far distant.
hefeupon- on motion of n.
Is sas RoTTER. ESQ, was pnao;,,.' osa'
selected as the Orator. 'iious' 6
" ol p'0n ., ,'n o. James H. r Taylor the 4,b
, =, ~ y next Was sci apa.t a. ,ha 'Ae si' q
=. saO's Gay tor the delivery Of The nss @'os' 9
. 20 ran1. noalan of D. B. MOlloy, The falou p
: REV. W.. , were appointed 10 reouest :,
sesre mM McMAHoS. or the REV rs . .
the des,b - af ue.iser We, Funeral Sermon :,
the same same" dav u ANDREW JAcksoN'' g g
- 1af' S hsttaam Y Taylor, Taouo. ~. al
I " 'smasl - Martin. JOIN 6 ma. .at, IN
! =. !" a. ?. Raaao.pA = 1u0ffal n
a.o'ion, he proceed nes Of ,ba q.
@sse ordered 10 be publ,shed dAs meet 81
'.spapess ~ Of The town. asu ~ The N
.e @ tbe bn0,,on, ra The Rev. Vincent Hara,. De
= 'ae RResling with prayer. araison "a
II. R. RTaGE TaGE4 A A WILSON, cgu as ss
I e.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

withal filed with industrious and business
loving citizens. generally speaking. We
may be considered in rather prosperous
condition. in the present general depression
of the times. Our merchants seem to sell
off well, and we believe an who seek are
able 10 fnd some good employment. And
what is better than all, in a moral point of
view. our Washingtonian Socie'y has been
rapidly growing for a few months past;
and several. we trust. have been rescued
from danger. ere they had fallen into the
drunkards dsgradation. May the Society
90 Old in this good work, and relax no effort.
until The poisonous influence OF in'efnper-
ance, which poilutes boh the moral and
physical man. is purged from our town.
and d,iakeries shall fad no place among
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
IMPORTANT QUESTION


Are the evils aud extent of the vice of,
temperance. known TO and appreciated bx
society? -
We answer this question in the ne-,.
i've. The extent OF this vice is not know,
ne evils consequent on It's indulgence aya
not appreciated. Why? Because the cns
tom has made US callous TO The evil. We
see men crowding the taverns by scores
we see men reeling in the streets-we "a,
s'heil tnem afar Oft, with the fiery sernen,S
YET 'hissing red hot in their throafs-hnt ,,,o
are not shocked by this dreadful sDectacIo
oecaase we see II every day. What va
oecome accustomed TO see. fails tn noal.a
proper Impression on the senses. T, !
ton-and we heed it not II is The sss.
"in the wees and crimes, that in,or;c.,;a..
'etds TO- We he7r so often of mprd.sr -:
cue and other dreadful consequence :
'u'emPerance, that We grow Gallon 40 -
enor'nlty. All society burns and cras,I' 80
Witn the flame Of aIcohol-but .vo CT o o
ue shocked by it, because it is fam1jar 4
thousand Gems vomit forthatIleir reet;n. -
ufies' u annoy The pubic, distn, ~
p'a1e' Hi the air with obscene wo,ds 49,
'e'eu curses, incipient ravinas. bI,sgi1a
nous nlaieaictlonS I'VE cross the srrat, :.
asDiu me rum-lunaiic. lsst he sbouTd so;J
- - ipasei' ON e are no lnqer shocked
- Tue 'ieaft With this monssous 70
,a 'asi nature, for custom hath sated ;,,a
hothersl fathers sisters ~
'hefs me on why Sleep yet on the b9;,t O'o o.
,ne 'oar'n5 7olcano. because q A.
lows upon the margin. aud the eve Co., ,t9"e
4 ''inu 70 The vice that now ontv So. -ose
ae burning spot OF beauty on the cbesl, fpsI'
Ja.y serenteen and disguised jn Iioaa.' s,,I'A.
~ Vi unk, you say. but disauised n
y :a. :aNes an occasional glass! Don,t bas a
Cost H. NO young man ever vet took ..aa
elass,n who did moi cre,,o ,ooA an |
occasion for another glass. Oolv aa,oss sa~a
1ea Gu. asid link at tavern r. 49, ss.e'.
omst '.s;s 10 the human mind, 10 enabla -. s
o'u destruction, and viii NOT that ro.-. -
vsn'eo a'so aeuon when tod that a vop,b of 3
:. ..en'een will pour down his tbros, ~ ,ha n
seaPents OF death. wee, crime and = d
my Look "elito your own Lob;+. t ''''
- 'ooA with kind anxiety to tha - '"s =,
use you love. hiotherst look Sa = ,oS's OF -
= ,o'.s oi your sons Havo no cons;daa Tue
- iof tie xeuse of an "occaslouaI oT"..i aI
s,eIs ;te look well to your brothers s4ss
ae., ,oooer comes not with = mo-e
aa'y. silent and sieaIthy step. tba, "y,e ,he :
: 80. ~ smtsmPerauce disguised in bnas ',e "g
'aa.y. aa, beware ofthe rose tim aa s OK - aci
sss ] -. 9. nim, who handles The cun Tae re Aq
"a : hrst spproach, is one ne, 81 r rs.aI, ane
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
E'oR STATE SENATE.

We are authorised To announce DR. S. o. ca
FCIhEa>, as an lSDEPENDEN 4 candidate to
represent Marshall county. M the Stafs Ssn.te
et The Mississippi Legislature, at the ensuing
November election
WE. are authorised and requested to ar
nounce DR.. JOSEPH G.. HALL, of
Hernando, candidate for the State Sen.
ate from the district composed OF the coun.
lies OF De Soto, TUnica, Coahoma. Bolivar.
Washington, Sunhower and Issequena.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

we are authorised TO announce LEWIS
shall county. -'--'
We are authorised To announce JAMES Al
SOOF OODi as candidate for Sheri ff Of
Marshal! County. =
we are authorised to announce John R.
mcChrfOiI as Candidate lor SheriH OF
MARSHALL Couniy.s :" y
We are authorised to announce WILEY ID
EhOOh, as candidate for sheriff Of Marshall
County. --8i 'ii"ii
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
Fog CaAxcERx CIrur

JAMES ALDERSoN, tue present Clerk of The
I1isiIIci Chancery Court al Holly Springs, for
the counties OF iI?pah, Pontotoc, Lafayette Pa
hoia- Coanoma, iunica, Desoio and Marshall
4s acandIdate Tor reelection to that Office in No
yember neXt.s
"ed are ap'horised 10 announce Col HANNIBAL
HAnRIS, AS a candidate for Chancerv Clerk in
lhe DIsIricr composing the counties OF Tippab.
POntotoc, Lafayette, Pamela, Coahcma, Tunica.
Desoto, and Marshall.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
FoR CIRcUlT JuDeE.
For District ATTORNEY.

MAariS, a. a eanGid.fe for District Attorney o.
Ihe seventh Judicial District, at the ensuing No
vcmber election:
We are authorised 10 announce JAMES NJ
GREER Eso, as a candidate tor District Ator-
ney Ol the seventh Judicial District, at the en-.
sung November Electien.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

RE-oLLEcT THE MEETING TO-DAY Ii
hoped that every mechanic, who can
possibly attend will do so to-day at the
ringing Of the Court House bell. Recol-
Iec; shat no important measure can be scf
fected without concert Of aciion-but By
proper uuioa and determination much C; u
b. accomplished. The mechanics of Mas
shall, with the assistance Of the mechanics
of the State, have resolved TO use all lawful
means 10 accomplish certain purposes-a
change in the present system of convict
labor in our peni,eniisry- we D.
assure them that their ends will be easily
and speedily attained. if they bat con,In-
ue to rolI the bail as they have started It
in Holy Springs. Our Cause is a Isl one,
and we believe that niue enths Of the voters
of Mississippi v ben they take a proper
view OF be subject. will unite heart aud
hand with US. to effect the required change
We hope that the mechanics will bear in
mind the impo tance ofthe p:iocipe we
are con;ending for. and use all means in
their power, individually. as well as col
leciiveiy, 10 accom- pIish the purpo oses OF
our organization
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
TO the Voters OF Mar slla n Cou,,,y
FELLow- CITIZENS

am a candidate for
tne oihcc oil Jude OF Probate Couri Of your
Connty, and should be happy 20 mineIe
WIN ana form your peFsonaI acquarntance
curing The present canvass for The fall eIec
nons; but ! am deprived OF this privilege
4 nad severe fracture Of my Leg Iasl
iail rom which / have net recovered \
nave no profession. mo slave to ill nv land
70 IAN me when sleep" bat | have Six
children. ask not the Office in shane o,
aims bai fellow -ci,izens. should yo. bpnor
me with your suffrage. should be nrond
OF the distinction. grateful for the favor and
faithful 10 the trnst. Respectfully.
JOHN A. FRAZER.
May "a ISIS
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

DAooERREorYPE MINIATUREs-Ifan anv
oi our friends wish good aud :Orrees NINA
ture Iikenesses Of themselves or families
we would advise them TO call a, the rooms
OF MR. JACOBS over the store Of T. B. Ma.
son E. Co. -"1
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
IMPROVED DAGTT9gTl

THE citizens of Holly Saias=
y are respectfully inf1rnsi
scTiber has taken ICONS o7f Fl E
X Cos Store, where he gjl lz
few days for the purpose Of a,
lures by the improTed Daggaa
cess. These Porlrai:s are a,E
such d stale Of perfecIioa as r
truly valuable. Every idias
IN the Portraits formerly sta
cess is entirely obvia.ed. FL
tint, perfection. deliGeaiio1 z
impression and beauty ois9r
lures are unrivaled. The a
ty of a correct likeness IS Co.'S
no small importance. Thsp
artists pencil are necessarily r
a certain extent; bal lha Ps
never errs.
The Ladies and Gentsnsan
fully invited to call and ezaa
Rrirai.s 20 be salsflc'oG
n. B. Instructions gigsa
complete setis of appaTa.a
Moderate prices. :
~ Guard please c3Fy
June 2f, 1915.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
THE NEW POS FACE LAW.

The following from The Olive Branch,
printed al Dat iestown, Pa. contains some
info; maion which my be generally use
ful.-Havng facil les for neat Weighing,
have taken the pains to ascertain how
much may he included iii .'half an ounce, =
which is the maximum for single letter,
and which may BE- sent viii hin 500 miles
Tor five cents. | have weighed six varie.
ties of wri ing paper, three of Litter paper.
and three of ioolsctp. and two kinds Of en-
velapements, large and small. The result
here to be stated is the weight of single
sheet,on an average often sheei<, of each
kind. The papers are all OF COOL quality.
and such as We are all used to, for size and
Nfirhf
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
For Probate C.cr,x

- we We are authorised to announce BASIL C.
IL. iSfE as a candidate for the Office of Pro
We are authorised to announce GORDEV-
80. IA AL h the present incumbent, as a can
didaie for Probate Clerk. al The enSnin1 NJ
~embeT elections -'o-
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
For Circnif CIedx-

We are authorised 10 announce xEsr1s,
": WILLIAMS as candidate for CircnIi
Clerk Of Marshall County.
We are authorised to announce IT r.
eurHERs the present incumbent, as candidate
Joy Circuit Clerk Of Marshall conntv Mis-
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
For AssEssoR

WE are authorised to announce q Geopey
w. GRAHAM, candidate sor Assessor OF
Marshall County.
We are authorised to announce S. s RIA.
LUCK, as candidate for Assessor
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
FoR RANGER.

We are authorised TO annonnce -FA1yE.S Ut
SWAN candidate Tor reelection TO the offiee
he now nils, as Ranger of HIIshalI county.
We are authorised 10 announce w. C. Nc
GAUsHEY, as candidate for Ranger at the eLsu.
ing November election.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

TAKEN up By Shedriek bi
in district 3, on Clear CIfsk
A years old neat sPriag. Dag -.
and dark legs. apyfaiss5 %
JAS. u. SWAN
June % 1915.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

We are informed by a friend that the
Rev. Mr WEATHERBV. has accepted HI
offer Of the Trustees To take cbarqe of th.
Holly Springs Female I1stiute, and will
open the school by the 20th of July next.
We sincerely l. pc that our citizens will
bear In mind, that to the previons success
ofour various literary Insltu ions, IS our
Town. ln a great nleasure.-indehle bed Ier is
present prosperity. and il would be sui cidal
indeed tor US 10 withhold from Our Female
Institute any oftaat patronage which is so
ess eniial to its prosperity.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
STRAY SALES

WILL Sell at the c5ar- 1cas
4 town of Holly Spr.ngs, @ llss
July Eegt, the following PTofsi
MARSHALL county, VIZ:
OGe red steer, taken uP =
riS, appraised 10 .s
5 head Of cattle. taken gP 'l Pr
appraised 10
l bay horse mule, iazeH Y
Morgan. appraised 10 ~
l sow and pigs, taken aP I"
gan, appraised TO
| black mare Poay, taken =
Stanback, appraised 70
, sheep By Thomas u Lea
praised to =.
1 red sleer by John CaIa'A
/ blind mule, taken UP 3 ~
Ippraised TO -rt.N.
June IS. 1Sl5.-tds.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

The Loco> OF Waterford precinct have
instructed their delegates to the County
Convention, which will assemble in this
place On the 7th of jul y. to present the
choice for Representative
MaJor JAMES l.. ToTTEN has received
he vote OF the lacos of 'falaloosa bga. as
their choice for the Leg!>latute.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
The Stale OF 39issI,-l---

Ea..iye,isr-
To all persons Interest - F
tate Of Peterson B5rlm ~.
hereby notified to appear
ofthe Probate Coan ff s..
Safe a,oresail, aIOx.o,i ss....
day in August next, an8 s,.-
can Why an order sboali rs. h
sell The UNDIVIDED il,erea as
dec u, IN tie " Or of SIC 25T,
west.
WRIGHT H. ADH2 r
LANINiA TBCRU8 +
June %, 1915. J.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

We lie :rn from the Ripley Advertiser
that Andrew j. McCannon. the marderer
If Nr. Al cock, his wifi. mother and TWO
chllJ!en, WIS taken In Madison County,
Ten. and brought to TiPpah on Saturday
evening last, but owing to he popular eA-
citeme III, was not lodged IN Jail unlll Mon
day evening. The cItizens Of fippth de.
serve much praise fpr usog no personal vi :
o'ence upon the inhumin monster, whose
crimes are without parallel ia the hlsto ry
Of the present d-Y.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

We heartily endorse every sentime n,
contained in the subj lined article. We
have long known the disadvanta ges under
winch the best teachers have ..abored y.
amongst ue, principally on account of the 30
tai indifference of parents, in the discharge
OF their duties towards their children their
moral training is almost entirely neglected :,
and they are suffered to consider themselves
men, ot.en before the swaidliog clothes
should be oft "f them. When boys are thus
permitted to 60 unchecked, how can crime
ee Otherwise than on the increase. "a.
suggestion in regard 10 the freourn,
change OF books is enc tha, every parent
should reflect upon.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

TWENTY-FIVE caIboys ~ ~
= muriatic acid; DO Nlifis -s
acid; L do Aceatic acid: . 40
Aqua AquamoRia, lasL fees' ss'sf-;,l.li -
1I-.Fsrs5s s -
may3
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

Small envelopes, 42 grains. Large do
62 grams.
Waters. usual siz,. l grain. Sealing
wax, usual Quantity. grains.
The ensuing deductions are based upon
'he heaviest paper to keep within The mark
An avordupois half ounce is 2ls Z grains
We may therefore send as a single let
ter
l. One and alfsheets of letter paper.
sealed with wax or wafer
2. One sheet Of do. with large or small
envelope. wax or wafer.
3. One shce; of fooIscap, with small en-
velope; sealed vi h wafer.
a One sheetofteteer paper, with q-iar-
ter eagle e 50) enclosed ani secured with
wax. AMI the letter sailed with wax.
$, Half sheet of letter paper, o. light
fooscasP. with half aagle enclosed, secur.
ed and sealed with waters.
6 sheet of letter paper may contain a
dime and half. or half sheet may con
tam quarter dollar.
Z. A sheet of letter paper may enclose 2
bank notes and be seal ID with wax: or 3
bank notes. aad the Whale in an envalo3a.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

BATHING-ATTASD TO YOUR HEALTH
The splendid bath house of our friend.
ARoN WoopRuFF, is kept in fine older, and
always ready, and we would recommend
all those who would indulge in the exquls
lie luxury of bathing, to call and refresh
themselves We believe it one of The most
efhcient means of preserving The health
that can be adopted, and the majority of
good physicians recommend it as sucb
The pleasure it affords, alone considered is
worth more than the money it costs. We
6now what we say for ue haze tried IL:
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

ing. He coT-@,
remains Era,r- QTssse
la the horl.as NnA As,
dancing apn,s oi dis
Of death. and luce hIsas,,
the coffin ceiat nc ehoTds
2eiPhia Sun. Us
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

1CvSe are authorised 10 announce THOMAS
POWELL, as candidate for Counfv Trsas,,
rer' at the ensuing November Election.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

,,l1 Departed ;7'' this lite ia \.
E4ta lnsiaat, Mrs NAar
10Th year ef her sge : 1 5l
circle OF fiends onI = :. s''r
death of one whose s.'
deeply enshriaea IN lE.-
should not weep for L.,
mourn as those who i
!, Word that never Sir-3 e5's
future felicity. t. T- / ~
took up the cross Of i've la
united herself 10 lbs
Church, and lived , -. 3..'a5
member Of he slime P.'es ~! g.
death released The iT.-- .l'l' lie s.
tenement Of clay. 0'''i
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

;s 7soI governed 1t home, how can he be
governed OF school2 Another serious
dra wback upon the progress of children a.
rises from the frequent change OF teachers ]
and as almost every teacher has plea OF
his own, a consequent change ia the mode
Of instru ction, and books to be used. This
IS a very serious obstruction TO the prog
ress of education, apart from the TACT that 1t
is a serious tax on the purses of the parent
and merchapt who frequently finds a lot oil
books thrown on his hands. As remedy
for this. propose that the teac hers of this
county, or at least of this town. meet aud
agree upon The books that shall be used By
them in their re respective schools. aud let
them all then use the same tex: books and
thus produce uniformity of action And
i'm addition to this let them prepare table
of fees. and pledge themselves not to charge
less than The lowest rate mentioned. This
plan will meet with objection | doubt not
rom somo; but there Is this fact which
'hould be borne in mind, the community,
sr individual who Is not willing to pay for
GOOD education. most assurediy will not
get il. A contrary policy would have tho
effect of driving from our midst those who
are really deserving of patronage, and sub
siitu.ing in their stead Set of men. who by
a species OF aadsrbi.ding will inevitably
deDreeiste that high standard of excellence
whiea it should be the object Of The true
trieads of education 10 attain AZ
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

We had slight ram on " Wedaesday.
1t had b en ve,y y, slIl excessively hot.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

Ga Tuo.l.. MARRIE6
i1e % Rev, Rev. Daniel BsG.5s lug
MHPn,,I3 a. MHiHGPanl,L,ID3REsS. ID 5ll
" "oRPHY' ali oilbis y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06
From The New York JOURNAL Of Commerce
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO

We learn from CspL Biscoe. OF The bnrk Enpe.
MIA, from We're Cruz. whepce she sailed on The oh
inst that the principal towns md almost the whole
country have pr0nouKced against mia Anne, who
with mall force was NJ Queieraro.
The Revolution passed off very quietly, no blood
having been shed, 1.-The fsrmer revolution having
beon carried on by one psriy al military against A.
mother resulting much loss of Ie hut this NOV
menl coming from The people rs we'll q, from ~.
s"diefy. makes The thing general. and hence the
mile oommoiIon ofs Jisagreesbe nature Santa
h"'e has bot little chance Of overcoming this move
ine"'' Snd u was a mailer Of conjecture, whether
hH ~ond a"empi To escape or deliver himself ~.
I'VE WI very I'nbably endsayor 10 gain over Inc
Opposite General by bribery or similar means. but
~ This tits thought he MI no, succeed. ~ rase
that he !. taken prisoner, the ,eople will nrh,bly
demand his execution. they dee,. his ibsnv dan.
ser"ns 10 The public sofetv.
There were NJ the island 81 sacrifciOus he n,
frigale- Spartan, just arrived from New Orleans. A.
Inc"nsianl; and The Two French brgs Of war, bu,
no " :. VCsssls
ARRIVAL OF Mr. CUSHING Hon C. Cush.
ing. late Minister plsnipoteHiary Of The a. States
a. China Who arrived in town this moIuing. in ne
notgue Eugene, has communicated 10 us tho FL
WIN information. IN passing through Mexico.
Mr. Cushing was robbed Of nearly all his private
oon'" f-'onately al The public documents worO
Jeff uDmOleutd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-06

rcn'ioner, The mother, having s.unes
fastened To her feet. was pushed into IA
deep tank. Her sister in law met the
same late, and the Adikars brother.
though no, opposed 20 have had the leus,
coanexion with his flight, was, u, the
same time, beheaded. Happily for his
people, ,h!s tyrant extended his ntroci.
ties In those under our protection. In
| iSll ten Sinyalese merchants, belonging
TO the English provinces, were t,kcn up
white engaged On business in Handy and
sent home mntilaletl, with their ears and
noses fastened Ia their necks. An cx,
pianatlon WINS demanded, no answer was
accorded; whereupou. the Governor. SIR
h"oert Browning. marched force into
Mandy, took possession of the capital
aud kingdom, and relieved the people OF
such a king and dynasty forever. \
reaiy 10 this etfcc, was entered into with
me chiefs. and the monster kim was
shipped off. a pris, nrr. to the fortress OF
Vel'ore, in India, where. after some
years. he died. ollie was" saws Mr.
bennett, "a stout, oocd looking Malabar
with peculiar keen eye and restless
ness OF manner marking unbrdled pas.
sions. Benefits Ceylon.