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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

Harried. on me y h ult nv Rev John
Z. Dnn'v. Mr. Frederick Pulse. aged lO2.
to Miss Dotcas Msnnon. aged 34-all of
.fff .reson county. Tenn.-K KnoxrilIe Reg.
ssfed
Is strange the parents of these rash cha-
arfn wonli permit them to act so impru.
IDENTITY. They should nave been kept under
parental control arlil they arrived at years
Of disc retion!
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
William I. Sicw
Attorney and C0anSellm
HOLLY SPRINGS

WILL practice 10 ihe
w Marshall, TIpfah D-s
counties the Chancey t1l
ana Hign CouI; Of EfHas aA- :
son; and give ms ai.eeiaa y ~
such claims, IN any pan q 'S
As can be sued on in lle Es--.s.-'-
toe.
May Il. Isf5-L39-L
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

May II. 1859
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22
Frnn the Richmond Enquirer.

Some e he Wing papcrs Express he opin.
inn. that D mel Webster will not take his seat
IN the Sna,.-shs hu .iness ard private inter.
es's dem I'D ng HE constant attention At the
ha,"-ard thar Edward Everett will succeed
him r. this he So, what will he said nv the
manufacturers. who have sp'ci',lv engaged h,s
services 10 fight their battles! Can they, in the
approaching hour al n ed, spare their great
chsmp,nn frnm the field; or, foraseelrg the
storm. are they prepared 10 break i's force, and
again to agree 'Oa Cnmorom,se Act, honorsbly
in appearance. but really with The secret pur
pose OF deceiving tie South second time. ard
cheating ,hem on, of al the fru'is IT the cove.
(, cam! They have. indeed. n ade money enough
by the Tariff and i, would be no stretch Of
generosity on thor part To allow an eqnal right
20 the rest of thu Union Weldon would sug.
get that hey sh"nld consent to more mndera'e,
md const quen'ly mere pprmsnen' du'ies-A-
Mr. Cay once SAID ahaf loaf 10 better Than no
bread at all and Il the manUfac Drirs insist I'd.
on their oppressive exac inns, they nav, by the
pubI C voice. be stripped entirely Of their fac'i
l,ou. advantages A. all events. we trust TIA,
they will show their handle, and e. u hnnw ex
actly their wiehes. The county will moi, a sec
ond time, sanction any deception and fraudulent
Compact.
Aprcpos--the Massachusetts Election took
place yesterday. Four parties arc in the fie d:
D.mocra'.. Wings. Natives and Abolitionists.
The Wings evidently exhibit alarm. They
turn oil their weapons against The Natives,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22
w shlngton Union.

AsEcp rs "A esftsl story 10 told Of voc,s,.
me tfsssdisn. and On eminent Judge. Wb,c
my were both young end uoknown 10 fans
.no each other, they met Al . western inr, and
uy ehsnrs were pu' 10 sleep In the same room.
bo'h retired IN the ds'k, each suspic,ous II The
"'he'. They SLEPT pretty comfortable, 20 we'll
indeed that both refused 10 rise in The morning,
iney were laying, eye'ng each other with iero.
s'ous To- h nn,'l noon. when Forrest making Q
desperate : # n, calledlou'--
"S,rsngcr, Why don, you get WI
"Wbas 10 ths, 10 yo.f"
~ have particular reason for askinp," mutt.
tered Forrert--and plunged HE head banes,h
the clo'hs' Presently the other rAi.ed bic head
aud .aid
III say. my friend. perhaps you Gill snswsr
m. put The question 70 which refused -
rep'v 70 yoursr!"
"Wriiih.n," said FORGET, rolling the clo,hcs
1T slowly and striking h's Leels upon the door.
81 have no shirt, and d,dn', care TO expose ny
power v"
'Oh!" said the other. lesping with gray.
hound, like bound into The middle Of the apart.
men,. "why ddnt you cay. 90 before, that 10 ny
predIc,nent."
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22

tT0en srrrmrs Gees. Of LowDdes 10 sIee.
I'D Gha.csl,.s ~ s,..-,,vv,. yyos hs'Is ew.
uIar,. ecu, slone TO wings, Judge Mso'y. did
- ~ socf. nos DID yoos long psvsey sssu.
me"' on IN Lac u eoavsysnsss sG.0 any
hing !" y"u' b~bsIt Ny 'As W 'hs ss'e ~.
pof ~ cssh' 10 tc 'eW.,ed. of pWkll.b'Ws uch
zach IN The hooss " reports. 81 The li'sh Cur
~ Euos end Appeals. u see'n. impossib =.
Mi's'ss'fp. 10 keep speeuls''"D ou' NJ the
c's 81 public r'vsms. The H'sh ccuu q,
Ev"fs and Appeals appoint stcpcs,,s Of their
'eriss'on'; he legislature rlves the sspc,u .
va doIIa's and tiny r.n's fOf eseb page ~ hs
'rrw .. "a tohst CO the rcs' of the publication
~ his boob, and ~ puf IN n ~ s'rss." the 70.
'o'',, nub''shts long bness and Arguments n
counsel Of little NJ no interest. and thus extend.
NJ hni''s Of HE book 10 . huge volume. when
coud be- comprised IN one fourth NJ the limit.
'kon u he High r'uu ~ Error ard An.
pesls d. ce not take This rvi into ron idctsi,on.
We hope The leeislsuso wall. |, will N. q great
savtg money 10 he STAT VI time 10 he
memb''V M,hebsr through u shs State, and
stop sp"cies Of umbUeery, Judge Msury, the
Ike Of uhch has not been known in any coun.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22
THE MEMPHIS CONVENTION.

The Memphis parere TEEN with IRE proree
dngs of,he South Western Convention. The
proceedings of,he Convention we're 10 the VI.
mos, harmony. We have not a. vet seen the
reports Of the Committees. but doubt not they
wilset forth the wan's of he great South wet,
in an able and mastery manner. We hone
tina, nothing # Preeiden, making. may Sc con.
s,dered ~ either remotely or indirectly. concer
ned in either the object, or the proceedings of
the convention. The wan's Of the great South
ives, should be presented 10 the American Con.
gress as they deserve to be, independent Of all
party and as object, a. NJ Calhoun would say,
n tie FIRST Constitutional Importance.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22

MANS LovE.-"And don't you think t.as
man can love a. well 40 woman!'
Sarah laughed outright.
"What can you mean, Sarah!" seked Mar.
g4aSet.
II mean" che replied, "hat when q man
finds his houss in disorder, and wants somebody
TO put ii 10 rghts. he calls this love; when hs
il alone ioo, and things don't 60 pleasantly, and
wants somebody ~ complain 10 and 6nd faux
with, and Icy the blame upon. he calls this love.
When no one cares for him asd he gets put
down in society, and wants 10 bind himself E,s
life 10 some being Who will Aattcr him, On: ad.
mire his very faults. this be calls love. Msn's
love ,ndeed!'
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22

Ax.cDorE Judge Dolly. Of Georgia, was
rema able for his wit, q well a. TT other ta'.
eu,s. Al one place where he attended court.
he was no, well pleased with HE entertainment
:, the tavern. On the first dav Of the court, =
HOG under the name Of pg-had been cooked
whole and laid on the table. No person attack.
ed i. I, was brought the next day, and tAc
nax,. and treated with the same respect; and
Il wa. on the table on The day on which tho
cour, adjourned. A. the party finished their
dinner, Judge Dooly rise from the table and =
: Solemn manner addressed the clerk. "Mf.
Clerk" sid BE-. .dismiss that hog upon his g.
cnpnisance until the first day ofthe next court.
He has attend 70 faithfully during the present
term, that I don't think il will BE- accessory .
take any security"
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22
To TIE PUBLIC.

With tho preseot number closes the ,h'r
vo,,,,.e Of the .AdvcHiscr." The publnhe
homes thu, with The ensuing volume he may r.
ce,ye an augmentation OF patronage, H''e''
no reason Why the advertiser" under DINO
cratic auspices, and in this Democratic region
should no, meet more liberal support 'hs'
has hitherto been extended TOT. The comuu
ui,y should reflect ,ha, in proportion 70 The pa
,onsre BY which a public journal il endaw'd' Is
me ability Of the journal i'sef The propr'"'o'
AZ . p,ees can but III sa,d heavy expenditures
n money 10 conduct an interesting family raper
or an influential political one, when in return he
receives the poor encouragement ola ecan'
end short subscription list. and an uncertain nd
ver,i.ng patronage. for eight or 'e, months
pss, the advertiser" hsst een lsbo'ing though
not wi h Ar efficiency propor'ioned to it's will
IN the service OF the Democratic caus'; VIII
coc,;oue 20 do 40 while i,s co.laborers extend
helping hand Tor hs sus'enance.
In disseminating and demonstrating ro''ec'
principles. m more effective agent IL know"
than the press. Those then who re really re
eirous to see their principles prop'ga'ed and
their cause prosper can employ nm more pow
e,iul means. n ,he Democratic party. there.
fore, desires. a. undoubtedly !, does. 10 main.
tain and enhance its preeent supremacy. 1t can
do 20 in no manner more cheaply and efficiently
,hsn BY cheii.hine it's journals, and thereby in
s,ea.;ng their power and influence.
The location Of the"Adver'iser" in the heart
Of strong Democratic region warrants the ex.
pec,a,ion Of liberal support from that paF'v,'"
whose ia. eses,s il 10 Devoted. A eight exer
ton on the par, Of i's friends would realze
these exsecisiions-and what intervenes to
r,evcn, such On exer,ion from being mad? Let
Democrats. then in Tippah and T'sh'mneo,
exert Themselves little in our behalf. and We
will sndesvor to reciproeate their favors by an
improvement 10 the matter and appearance Of
on, sheet. Oaly contribute to nur physical sub,
iis.encs, and We will minister TO your mind and.
~ well ae We know bow. advocate and advance
your iu,erests.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22
Fr,m the .Mississ'ppi Free Trader
A FRAGMENT.

Nature, adorned in her most lovely habit.
men,s, the luxuriant foliage Of the trorics. lie
golden fruit trees, exotic plants. and fragrant
4 weIs, all con, rbu'ing to adorn her with bridal
deco, atoms, sudden Y casts them of abanduns
he, ...... h.,a.,. 81 . -.., ~ adtnOn.
,sh man with The imp essive emblem, tina, life,
=, 10, ges,, 10 Of but short duration. The volup
tuary needs not the silvan voice of his Alma
Ma er ard vaunts mseif upon the motto "wh'le
we i've" The thought'ess man Of the world
IN "a, only IN amaase'ng riches. sees not tho
hand writing up,n The wall ami folds his arms
together, carcicssy and heed'essiy, content To
believe that his wealth rs accommodating and he
happiness rendered complete and perf.c'. The
devo,ce al The shrine of fashion welded TO pre-.
cent EN- yments, regardless add unmndful OF
the future, d,sdsias ~ recognize the significant
AlluslOn.
II setms necessary in order 70 arrest the a..
,enion II n, ankind 10 this truthful and impress.
I've lesson, which the God oil nature has express
y intended for his benefi, and observance, that
she sh' U experience some mighty ,hroes Or
convuls,ons. The w,ihering s,rocc0. the de.
vastating scourge, the fearful tornado, and more
terrible earthquake withdraw 4Ihe f1imsy veil Of
mans promised security aud render him an ob
ject Of the proforndest commlsseration. But
why is it that he will thus foollshiy Disregard
the. .p'aintive voice Of nature! ls not the I'D
moniion Sufficiently impressive! Behold the
leaves Of Wonder china tree, which, but few
hours since, protected IA from The vertical ravs
Of he sun, at once the orna ment Of the CITY and
he admiration Of the den;zen, have now lost
their verdOe and beauty, and yay'ng performed
the fiji e az. lgntd them in The wisdom OF the
Am,ghv, trt mu,uus IN the blast, Weld Their
pail d forms to its embrece and lightly rest upon
the b som Of mother earth.
Those branches, now desOIaie and forsaken,
ss.m to reach ou' their wrhered arms a. il 10
each a. some euppor', vii, soon succeed the
fallen leave. and finally he trunk itself, which
has for 20 many years nobly wihs'ood the rude
blasts Of haven, bereft Of its eisierhood and for.
orn a. its solitary condition, will r-lucisn,Iy
yield 10 i's tate and moulder back to it, native
earth. Does fAtuaus hope still l,nper at the
spot and point 10 he roioons which gentle Spring
h.r nonri.hrc! Unerring truth responds. 'hes%
are the memorials Of the pact. the monuments
erected TO The memory ofthe departed h is .
iaw Of nature, III ugh melancholy one, that all
dodies should be dissolved. In the
human kind the breviiy Of life is regarded a. On
/, ject Of regret. One half Of MANKIND die be.
ore they arrive Al eight years Of age.
Usss OF the TELEGaAPH "A correspondent
suegests va liable purpUsr that may be attain.
ID BY the Magnetic Telegraph thus: "There ~
ne use 10 which the N. gnet,c Telegraph may
Ne put or our atlantic coast. that have now
ere seen mentioned-it 10 in telling " Of the
approach Of Northeast storms. Il is well known
h.t a. ana, -; ph.ta Anlsh:> ~s,.,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22

UHucH r MULLER E-q. is ell 'c,ed Judge
"i III" Circuit Ceur', of the Tn Dissric' Of this
Stat. by ami ri'y If 1915 votes; and John
". Th"mpson elected Dis'ric, Attorney. by a
msjorhy Of 2l73.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22

rJrhn G. Calhoun. saws the vckehure
Wing, will sperd dsv in 'hs' civ, IN his r.,
turn from the Memphis Convention.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22

An india rubber factory in Providence mann.
features 600 pairs of shoes daily. The ind's
rubber being frs, ma'hed, is Dissolved in cam.
phene aud passed several times between I'VE
IRON rowlers. II 10 then run "a IN very thin
web by passing il be' ween heavy folls upon
cloth. where it is kept in place until seversl lsy.
era are made, go ~ 10 obtain the dcs'red thick.
ness. During this operation the material .
kept warn bv steam. One girl makes from III
to Is pairs Of mems rubber shoes per day az {
the material 10 prepared.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22

uJ'f u said the flu ~ between the Hon.
WIN. ~. Gwin ard Hon Jacob Thompson h,s
been honorsb'y adjusted, by The in'erpo.ilon OF
third persons
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22
EMIGRATION TO THE WEST.

All the avenues TO the ereis West are crov.
ded with emigran's. The Albany Argus states
tina, almost every boa, from New York up the
Hudson carries more ~ lees ssnigrsnts for iii.
no,s. Wisconsin and Iowa, BY way Of the Erie
Canal and the L,kee. They are chiefly Dutch
and Germans, with some Danes and Norwegi.
ans.-Boston Traveller.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22

uThe intelligence from Memphis, Nv Nhe
F-'dav mornings stage. is, that cotton il from
81 to 7 cents per pound.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22

UThe Hon Jacob Thompson and lady
passed 'h-ongh Memphis on "Wednesday last. on
their way 10 Washington city.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22

CALIFORNIA. letter Of late date nom
Cahorn,s, received q New York, stases that no
attempt has YET been made to re osiaol,sn me
with this OBJECT was 81 d TO be fitting out = Acu.
pulco. Preparations were making BY The Cali.
iornians to give j. proper reception.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22

~n""Sw" w JUN sWssSsn " NU
The following 70 I'ss o' The members slse
led 'eahe Legislature 90 f~ - We have ssss's'
ID the sstusns,
Adams Jsm's M,esJ,' J. D. Msswsl.'
T. Nrh' u Pcoclc'oo.
Ai,alls.--S. N. G,lleland.
AualIs, Leake and Mesh bs- George n oks
Csuoll.--Brnj. Kennedy. John A. B'nford.'
Coving,on. joseph McAfee.
Copiah.-R. Il Harris. J..H. Thompson.
Claiborne. w alter itossman, II w Allen =
Kinds -. A d. G,eave.. A X q Gen."
Cbaa y. Spapn,' Henry Pope
IIolme. w. NJ. Lsnsdals,~J w. Wade,
D. B-a'y'
Itaw.n ba. --Beene. Hiud., Cyper,.~
JefTcrson.-IilrAm BAldw,n$
Lafayette "A. H. Pegues. J. r. eastman.
4 II. Buiord.
Leske.-Ma.ton Crane.
Low, dee ID Lip'combs, James Whitfield.
]. +. Connell Ell Abbott.
Madison.--O Il Singleton. P D Ewing
NJ ,nroe. -Acker, Moore, Dliwor,h.
Poolo'oc.--E. MiIlsapps, e. d Fontains.
Rsnkin.--S C FAR, J. Y. McNabb.
Simp on.-John Berry.
Simpson and Rankrs--0eorge Z. S'conn
Smith, L.mlsy.
Sco,t.--Mr Me,csK.
Wins,on.-T. J. Hughes, 8. w Godftey.
T,shamingo r., n, E'oone, Dilwor'h :. o,
Gibbs. llyneman.
Tippah--N. 3, Price. J, H. Berry, Z. A,
Green, d. Grifin, \. A, Warren.
Wa,ren.-.J, l. Guion* NJ. Emanuel E, J,
J. E; Sharkeys
Yazoo.-R. L. Adams and G, w. Woodbury.,
Ya'labdsha,-W. B, Wabourn. Leigh, Guy.
York,
Yazo, and Madison, - W. r, Miks
uSena,ors 10 italic--Whiss maIkeI'
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22

TO PHYSlCIANi OF T'PPAH.
A, ameeticg of the Na,chez Medical Socie'y
reid on the l6h of October lasi. the following
preamble and resolution were passed:
Whereas. number Of Physicians Of this State
have suggested TO he members Of THE Society,
she expediency Of calling convention Of Ply
siciane, 10 assemble a Jackson in January nsx'
And whereas much good might reeslt from the
deliberations a. such and assemblage-
Therefore Be Il Resided That this society
recommend convention Of the Physicians o
this State, IN meet at Jackson on the secop,
Monday IN January next. 10 consult on mater
ofgeneral interest to the Profession. And tia
the Physicians Of every County be requested Il
ssnd one or more delegates to the convention
A true copy from the proceedings.
JAMES THISTLE. NJ. d.
Sec'y Of the Na'chez Medical Society
Tie physicians Of Tipoah county are rerpeci
fully requested TO meet At the Cour' House i
the Town Of Ripley on the fret Monday ri De
ccmber next, to take into consideration ID
propriety Of appointing delegates to said Con
vention.
November 22d, 1916.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22

Never read On article aloud for the cd.
6caiion nf an editor, especially from one o.
his own exchanges, fcs ten chancsD 20 one
10 Inns read i before you; and will Get yo's
dows % Z decided bore.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22
REGULAR HABITS.

THE LAST cAsE--They have man IN Texas
whose habrs are most decidedly and distinctly
r. galar-reguIar - the hest specimen Of clock
work extant. Il takes him exactly ten days e
get drunk, precisely ten more 10 get sober, and
len additional days 70 fraction 70 attend .
his business and get oil IN readiness for anoibes
drunken scrape. There's nothing like wing
regular 10 ones habits, saith the pfovesb.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22

Pr GREss IF OHio -"Ohio was wilderness
exc n-,ve occupied ny IN" Indians. up,I near
the close of'he last . "'ny In 1900 ns popu
la,ipn amounted 10 As 365. IN the mex te years
il had increased FIVE foin, and IN the ten who
followed i, mo-" than dnub ed In lS4O !, hae
re ed l,6WOO0 souls. all free, and amos,
without any admx'ure Of the colored race. H.
this shori interval the forest had teen trans
tormed into lard Of steamboats,. canals and
Furnishing towns; and would have beea ell
Uli,rc popu"us had not thou an Is Of its new
c'''z ne m grated stiI farther west into Indiana
and illinois. A portion Of the public work
which accelerated their marvellous property,
we're executed with foreign capital but ths in.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22

Owe fear The Rail Road mama may pre
vail AZ extensively in the Lifted States a. il
does in Great Britain.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22

wh6se vote mfy hs~ah dawn The towessu1
ssss wssh n tssssa ssw M e.s N W s'sSs~s ~
sdeIss tims, sr bes'ef, " wsI, Ne W. j"s' 90
wssd .f ,l.. psW scsdus,. Tbs 3 s'sssks
sr,,. Wh ~, Nth DAswI Wekss.s y shsw hssss
~. II ., ,ns IsS Novswses klr.ks. sss ~
sh~ Nspv, H,s-ssd. ms. M 0"'sss 81
them w~esnd by ihew hs's"n. sWd suf PVT i',e
Na,v. pss~e,pie,, which they ones os.issssd :"
ADMIRE. Nhs Nsawes era MT 70 W. mses
rs'spsw ta he pt"au"'scn ~ me ssn'vsivs PEI
,y.cnas NJ the wbgs, THY cal wp"n nv
Wings honwsbly ~ carry ou, The ps'nc'pes
,hey vowsd, ad sustain Native esHd dates sud
n essuses. This Wings h.ve srpsN'ed oi'h
% ~ p'sri N hey 'eph bs' Inc Ns''vss NE" nc'
sps,n ~ pu. themselves IN the powsf NJ The tu"'
~ r Why polrw ans They wd nfh' on thru
W. hook. ~. Will elyla.0'y. if1o' defeat,
thor "l"sing cousins" 1.-THE FedssslpAHy.
Tho i,Aes,ble Democracy ~ Massachusetts
viii q and their pfousd aud will opposc the dan
vsrovs doc,s,ocs VI all the other parties. From
= mere hsrdfui they have, by the s'r M h ~
their pr,nriplcs, and the honesty and hfmuess OF
their conduct, grown UpiO become \ f0i iDidablr
baud. n they d. mo- gan the victory. they VII
s'rugelr fo' !, mabiUly. FIRM ,he sprii they
have ri,o~ o, they can never b. put down.
MiahprAu's EuLocy ON FRANKLIN The
~ lowing are ~" terms m when the Deulos'
themes ~ he r cnch Revolution speaks VI ou'
vcDsrs'ed Franklin. "a the morning after
intelligence oi the death oi F,snkln reached
Paris. when the assembly was convened Mira
beau rose aud spoke ss follow.
'Ffank,n is dead. The genus that free"
An rcA. aid poured fl"d OF L'yh, over u
2 pc, has turnt d L. The bo- ON It he divintit
TIE sage VIII ~ iva worlds clam ne her .wn,
the man tor whom Tie hetory Of sClences an,
he history Of empires contend with each othe,,
hell, without doubt, a high rank IN he hua,si
lace, Too long have political catines' Isker
formal note Of tht death OF those who were great
only in The fEnefal panegyrics. Too lorg hss
me etiquette of courts prescribed hypocritica
Nations, should wear mourning on
y tor their brnrtac'or. The represen, ativts a.
nations should commend a. ,her homage non,
hut III, heroes OF hUman"v The GaNgfe las
ORD. rsd ,tr ughou TIE Umsd s a,ns mourn.
'Dg Z one month fnr The Death o Frank'T; ant
At this mcm,n,, America ispsymg THE ,f:hutt
# venera'oo and graz ude 20 ""e If The father
her consiru, on AnnQuiy would have
ro!s"d a'ier> TO the mighty genIOs who, 10 the
tdvan'a e Il mankrd-coapassuig ~ hls ta;nd
he h"av NJ aud the earth. wa Ahl. H. RESTRAIN.
al k ihunderh.is and ,yr.r'e Europe, Ell
IL h encd and free, owes At !. asst token Of re-
men u no has ever been engaged N ne service
II philosophy and liberty. propo,e ths' it he
decreet, that the National Assembly. during
three dsvs shall wear mourning for Berj INN
Ffs.kIin."
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-22

A n.w Feature in Cattle Sho,ss. "A. the se.
cen, Agricultural Fair in Burlington, (vrrmon,)
Mr.. l.. Chase presented for premium three
pretty female children, two and half yeass old.
born At birth! The committee on househoN
manufactures awarded him Ola; which vsa vol.
unfairly contributed by the Old bachelors pres.
en,. who said they considered hin slegitimase
object Of chati,y.