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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-03-15
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
U ETTERS of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned, at
the January Term, l845, Of the Probate
Court of Amite county, on the estate OF
Agrippa Gayden, deceased--all persons
indebted to said estate are required 10
make immediate payment, and those haV-
ing claims against the same, Will present
them, duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed @by law, or they VIII be lor-
ever barred.
GEORGE l.. GAYDEN
Administrator.
February I, 1916. 4o"o
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". n, DlLLlNGllAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LIBERTY. MISSISSIPPI
Frbfunry 10, ibib 0Vn
ADMINISTRATORS sALE.

DY virtue of certain orders OF inc
ID Probate Court Of Amile county,
Mississippi, and IN pursuance OF 'ho d
,ce,iona eff tho last will OF David Lea,
deceased. the undersigned, executors OF
said deceased, will sell OF public auction,
to the highest bidder, for cash, or on a
credl, of twelve months, as may be
deemed best on the day of sale, at the
door of the Court llouse, in Liberty,
On tic Fourth Monday Of Mlrch nert,
the following real estate, viz; the wosl
half OF the south east quarter OF section
number ten, township two, range Tour
east, aud the north east quarter OF the
south east quarter OF section number ten,
township two, range four east, and the
cas-, half of the north west quarter OF
section number twenty. six, township two,
range four east, and the east bali OF the
south west quarter OF section number
fourteen, Township two, range Tour east
and the west half of the south east quar-
Ter of section number fourteen, township
two. ran re four east, and the south wes'
quarter ofthe south west quarter OF section
number fourteen, township two, range
/ four east, and the west hall OF the nor't
east quarter Of section number twenty
three. township two, range four east
amounting in all 10 four hundred AM
eighty acres.
Also, the following slaves, viz: Lacy
and her child Chary Ann, Amy, Wilson
BIG Jane, Charlotte and her four chill
dren, Caleb, Amanda, Lucinda, and Peter
and Reuben, and Little jim.
A portion Of these slaves will be sole
for cash, and the remainder on credit o
twelve months, or all on credit, as ma!
be deemed BEST, or twelve mouths Pur
chasers will be required to give sufhclen
and approved security.
LANDON l.. LEA,
ELIJAH NJ. DAVIS,
Executors of David Lea, decd.
February LIST, l845. oowo
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February I, 1916
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WV 8. REED, Millwricht and En-
" . gineer, from Baltimore, builds
and repairs Grist and Saw Mills and Cot
ton Gins in the latest and best, and most
approved plan, now in successful opera
ton in the United States.
P.S. All work done by me, warrant
ed TO perform well or no pay
Enquire of the Printer
February |, l845 4om3
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

MY virtue Of an order granted by the
ID Honorable, the Probate Court OF
Amne County, Mississippi, at the Febru-
arv Term, l845, thereof, the underslgn-
ed Executors of the Estate Of John Jen.
kins. deceased,-wiI sell at public auc-
ton, 10 the highest bidder, at the door OF
the Court House Of Amite County,l in LIB
erty, on
Monday, the nh day of April, l845.
The following described Real Estate, be
longing TO the estate Of SAID deceased, on
credit Of one year, viz:
The south west quarter OF the soutt
west quarter of section number twenty
nine, IN township number three, OF range
four, east, containg thirty.eIght H. l0Oth'
acres Also, the north west quarter Of
the south west quarter of section twenty
nine. in township number three, OF range
number four, east, containing thirty elgh
lOOths acres.-Also, the north ives
quarter of the north east quarter OF sec
ton thrty-two, in township number three
of range number four, east; containing
thirty-seven 34.l00lh acres.--Also, the
south east quarter of the north east
quarter of section number thirty, II
township number three, of,range numbe'
four, east; containing thirty-seven 81
lOOths acres, said lands lands lying and be
ing situate in the county of Amite ant
State Of Mississi pi.
Purchasers will be required TO give
notes with sufficient and approved secu
rltv.
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TUST RECEIVED
FL 90 Dozen Palmetto Hats.
It. w. HITCHCOCK " co.
March l. Sc

EUST received full assortment OF
81 HARDWARE, consisting of Trace
Chains, Hand Saws, Elatchets. Strap
Hinges, &c.
+. w. HITCHCOCK g. co.
March /. OK
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ST ATE OF MISSISSIPPI, 1
Amile Coun,y,ss. "A !.

IoaH persons tnteNSted ~ tas heaf rs
tate of ELIJAH THOMPSON, deceased
GREETING;
XTOu are hereby cited to be and per
sonally appear before the Probate
Court of Amite county, on the
Fourth Monday Of April, l945,
and show cause, if any you can, why
the same should not be ordered to be sold,
to-wit
The north east quarter of the north west
quarter of section number thirty three.
township number three, range number
four east;---the west half oil the
north west quarter OF section number
thirty three, and the south east quarter
of the north west quarter OF section mum
Der thirty four, and the south east quar-
ter OF he north east quarter OF section
number thirty five, township number
three. range number four east, and the
north west quarter OF the south east
quarter of section number thirty two
township number three, range number
four east, and the south east quarter OF
section number thirty three, township
number three, range nuHoer 'our, eaS',
and the north west quarter and the south
west quarter of section number thirty
four, township number three, range num-
Der four, east, containing four hundred
and fourteen acres, exclusive OF the wild
! owls dover
Said lands lying and being situate in
the county of ANTE, and state afore,
said.
is further ordered by the Court that
this citation be published in the Liberty
Advocate and WoodviIe Republican for
the time prescribed by law
,>,...., WITNESS the Honorable
S2N@Xz John Walker, Judge Of the Pro
:&SSS bate Court Of Amite county
ZSSkX> at the Court House thereof, OF
''N"N the Fourth Monday Of Febru
airy, A D. one thousand eight hundred ant
rorty-five.
Issued this eth February, l845.
S. r. DAVIS, Clk,
By B. w. Smith, Dep'y elk,
March l, 1915. 52w6
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March /, 1845.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
II ETTERS Testamentary having
been granted to the undersigned, at
the February Term, 1916, Of the Pro-
bate Court of Amile county, on the es.
tate Of Edward Forman, deed, all persons
indebted 10 said estate are required to
make INN j ae payment, and those nav
ing claims against the same, will present
them du,y authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred -
GRIFFIN P. CLAUGnTON,
NEWTON l.. HUFF,
Executors.
March | 1916. oz"o
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A T the April Term, l845, OF the
"a Probate Court OF Amlte county,
Mississippi, will present my account as
Guardian of Samuel Orsal for final set
Element and allowance.
CHARLES F. FIELDER,
Guardian, &c.
March 8, 1845. IVA
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EW GOODS!!

N EW GOO DS!!
tTUST RECEIVED a large and fresf
81 supply Of Spring and Summer DRY
GOODS. consisting OF 1iusllns, Baizo
rines, &C., &C., together with a fine as
sortment OF LEGHORN BONNETS.
Also,
A large and we'll selected stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING, consisting, in part,
Of Fine Broadclolh Goats and Panta.
looms, extra fine black satin Vests, and
a good assortment Of BOOTS AMI
SHOES.
Also,
A large supply of LOWELLS AND
DOMESTICS, which | will sell at me
pnprecedenledly low price of ten cents
per yard. Also, a good assortment o.
WARE. Also, Sugar, Col'
fee, aud Flour, at retail Store next toI
the brick building occudied by |. w
Hitchcock u Co.
JACOB HALFEN.
Eah 90 taAs Sims
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Eehrunrv 10, 1916. SOW
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

FINAL SETTLEMENT.
A T the April Term, 1915, oil Tho
~ Probate Court of Amite county,
Mississippi, We will present our account
Tor final settlement and allowance, as
administrators OF the estate oil Martina
Moore, deceased, when all persons IN
,oresled can attend, if they think proper
JOHN MOORE,
WIN. B. MOORE,
Administrators.
February is, 1915. 5ow4
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NOTICE.

II ETTERS Of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned, al
the January Term, l845, OF the Probate
Court OF Amite county, on the estate OF
Thomas Smith, deceased all persons IN
Jebted 10 said estate are required 10 make
immediate payment, and those having
claims against The same, will present
them duly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be Ior'
ever barred,
AMELIA SMITH, ...
WIN. C. SMITH,
Administrators.
February l., l845. 4S"o
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Va RS. TlLLorsoN has Iusl rccci.
WI we'd new supply Of llhRDt
WARE, consisting Of Dpwing kulsos,
Shoe aud Pocket Knives, Chisels, Auqufs,
Collins Axes and llatchcls, Files, Rosps
Nails, Spades and Shoyels, DcblnR Sho
wells, Hoes, Tfoco Cbalns, Iron Squares.
together with many other articles OF
hnfdMnro. AIateh J.
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AMELIA SMITH,
WIN. C. SMITH,

February /, l845. 4S"o
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29
OREGON NEGOTIATION.

The New York Courier & Enquirer o.
a late date contains the following high.
ly interesting information:
1--WE referred yesterday to the favorable
account given in 2 recent message of the
President of The amicabe spirit in which
this negotiation has been conducted
Since then We learn, upon authority en-.
lltled to the most implicit reliance. that in
the event Of a failure On. the pari OF the ne
godators at Washington TO agree upon the
respective rights of the parties, the British
Government have suggested the reference
OF the whole question to the al bitration of
any European Sovereign 10 be DESIGNATED
by Tie G0rernment Of the United States.
agreeing to abide bis award
With such Gu offer this nation must close
unless We be prepared to assert our extre.
NEST claims at every hazard. without re.
gard TO the claims of others, and in utter
contempt of The moral sense of the world
IL must there be assumed as certain that
the Oregon question will be amicably ad-
Jusied, and that in no event. therefore. can
any misunderstanding occur with England
in relation to it, -
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29

A LITTLE TOO SLow-The resolution
which was offered by our young friend at
the locofoco meeting in this place on the
22d. inst, recommending to Gov. Bro WI
to appoint Col Barton United States Sena.
tor, to fill the vacancy which has occurred
in the u S. Senate by the appointment ol
Hor. r. J. Walker, Secretary OF the Treas
Dry, had hardly made lis appearance, be-
fore Southern paper brought the inteliI,
gence OF the appointment by Gov. Brown
of the Hon. Jacob Thompson. Jake was
little too fast for our Marshall boys this
time-sure.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29
Native Republican Principles.

rTha nrfncipieS OF the NsaiiSc
s..rs Partv are these and no othef.
That The elective franchise saoaia Oe preses-
ia PaTe and Uncor.uptesl, cost what it
may go. .ho,ld ha r.t
..Tfx~fs until he shall have resided IN The
snnnfrv Tyxenty one years. and laws
,,aSsed 10 prevent them from obtaining Sel1iA-
ffsfsS. until that fact be fully shown.
Thai no laws shall be passed TO diYeSt foreign
res-of any rights they have already acqnlLeta-
hnt that no foreigner who may come hefeailsI =
shall BE- permitted to hold any oH4ces uhlii ~ ne
ahall have resided in the country tEehy one
years. y-.L. "a he rrotected in
their c,vIr and RELIGIOUS liberty, no matter from
,,-bence he NAV come aud that people nave
r;gbf IA assemble and discuss subjects IN wnlch
tbsv NAV feel an interest without interruption
STbsr Ire 40 not close oar ports against the ad-
mission of fore Igners, and offer them protection
Trano nersecu tioH-we give them ali the pTlvile-
90 ,Ianted TO them by The constitutIon-aS long
e tRey are protected in person and properly,
,b.v should mol complain. Est sFness tley
s.,tar1eddEe witt. the Government,
hesOre they have resided aEl loASst
s.s ryyenty- one ycaTs--bui not iii then
we cry hold
But that love Rome more"
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29

Captain Rynders, President of the noto.
rlous Empire Club. states in reply to a ru>
NOR that President Polk had refused to re>
ceive their visit,thai such is not The fact: We
called, said the Captain upon the Presi-
den: in body at eight O'Clock in the eve
ming. were kindly received, and invited IN
to the reception room. We marched in
with our music playing and our banners
flying; we were greeted with cordial
welcome from the President and other dis.
tinguished gentlemen who were present,
and can bear witness to what havs
stated"
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29

How can yCu love that man2
'Tis reason asks thee why, not asks the sun.
Who to fulfil his Makers law must run.
The beaueous seasons mark the rollin g year,
b the same law that rules each shinir sphere
But not ALONE doth NATURE rule the HEART,
POWER 10 AID doth natures LORD impart
An INTELLECT 10 Judge, to weigh, to sean,
To CHOOSE from out the herd a WORTHY man.
CoNosNIAL tastes should bird of every kind,
The hawk and dove sorry lot would ind
And can it be2 is woman silliel still?
To love WORTHLESS man against her will?
His brutal Masters hand dog may lick,
And love him better still for every kick,
But shall a thing that hath a SOUL proclaim
She LOVES being only man in name?
"With all The PASSION that a woman cam
Doats on the CLAY that sEoULp have been a MAN
Forbid it, all ye attributes of MIND.
Mans IMAGE Of his Maker well de fined
The lost, the fallen, Father, brother. friend.
Succour, relieve, conpassionately tend,
BY every effort that woman can,
Strive to restore Gods image in the man
Iis THAT enkindles love within the shrine
Which through all trials shall glow on and shine
10 light our path, TO warm our hearts in 9ge.
And cheer US down 10 life's remo,est age.
A FRIEND
The first number of I'UcA's PoRr. Fo-
LILO, has been received. Any of our friends
wishing to shake every button off of their
garments. would do well to serd for it i'm
medlalely. The Ist no contains
ne End: Part lst-A Rhymanee of
40 lines;
The City of Coon Crutcaes-a Curious
affair;
Ea6le OF The B es--4 strange story;
PruSsian Shepherd-sh but horrible:
Inc used uP Man-SAort 6us rich;
fearfat prospect of a second FIooa -!
Puck viii be mailed to subscribers at
! wo dimes per copy We would not take
four times that amount for no /.
Address. (post-pald) Rev. E. Percy
Howe, Cofeeyille, Miss.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29

You ask me why love-go ask the sun
Why in his daily course he still doth run.
Ask time and tide why still they ebb and flow;
Ask damaSk roses why in June they blow.
'Tis natures self in every thing doth move,
Andsbe il was caused wretched me 10 love
IT'S not his face, I've sense enough to see
That's not so fair, tho doated on by me.
'TiS not his wit that has the conquest won,
For that | know is inferior to my own
He's mean in person but still worse in mind,
Affected, proud, hard-hearted and unkind
Yet must love that vain and worthless man,
With all the passion that a woman can.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29

On the evening Of tie fousth lanes e
Polk was very much troubled u zfit and
forthwith sent for Amos tae Propt3t who
Immediately appeared "a the prssence of
bis Highness, with down cast eyes and sad
looks. Amos, said the President.ihou art
Seer in the land-ihou hast fortold the
consequences that awaited the wing party.
bv observing the snow storm tha fell on
the head of Gen'l Harrison. whilstdeliver-
ing his Inaugural The recollection OF
that event and the -four hours incesant ram
that we had to-day, have almost made me
wish that the two-thirds rule bad never
been sprung upon the friends of Nr. Van
Buren. | an unhappy, Amos. and wish
YOU to give me your honest opinion OF com
mo events. Most noble sir, replied the
faithful Amos, | too, have had tie fearful
forebodings, which all this day agitate your
otherwise calm mind. The foar hours of
incessant rain and storm denote four years
of strife, confusion and gloom the eonfd-
sion of the elements denote war OF inter
est throue hout the length and breadth ol
the land. The blowing away OF The un
brella which was held over you during
the time you delivered your address, indl-
Gates that the power of party, which has
elevated, and would attempt to shield you,
will be rent asunder. and you will be lei
exposed 10 the storms ofthose heretofore
protesting to be your warmes; advocates
The myriads Of sycophants that now hocl
around you will then have departed, anc
no hand left to shield you from the inpend
| ing storm. The worst to you and our par
ty is vet 10 come The Sun, which at tht
close of evening. shone with such beauty
and brilliancy, deEotes, that in 1913 oul
opponents will take from US and our chill
dren the reins Of government, and ther
there will be peace and harmony through
! out the land"
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29

The Whig Sta.e Convention which as
sembIed in Nashville on the Goth inst,
unanimously nominated the Hen. E. II.
Foster, as their candidate for Governor.
Wnh such name to head their ticket the
wings of Tennessee may look forward to
certain victory.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29

when Mr.. Mellon, came TO Us with his de-
fence we read it, and seeing u strong PeIsp,t.i
bearing on oar heighbJr, and w-shiAs ~ Ct.''l- 49,.
vare ana maintain a spirit of amity with AIm,
we refused il an insertion as a communication.
led. GuaTd.l
Yes. you refused it an insertion as
communication, but when he PRoMIsED(as
we are iaformed 1t was credit opeTatlon)
10 paw yoa for it, you very readily conSen-
Ted TO its publication You were not vii
ling to publish an article against your
neighbor that was calculated to nar that
spirit of alnity which you seemed anxious
10 cultivate and maintain, until be agreed
10 pay for it, but as soon as he signided his
willingness TO pay you, there seemed no
further disposition on your part, 10 main
tain that good feeling, which you previous
ly appeared so desirous TO cultivate aud
maintain. Since we commenced the pub
LEGATION of paper in this place. several
articles of personal nature have been ham
ded US for publication, with the money ac-
companying them, but having made i; a
rule, which no re ward could ever make US
violate, never TO admit personal article
into the columns of our paper, without we
knew or had every reason TO be satisfied of
the fact that the writer had not only justif |
nble cause tor his attack, but that he was |
gentIema n, and the man he wished to assail |
was not gentleman.
In rep'y to the charge OF your publish
ers, sthat we well knew the article was in
your offi;e for publication" we will state
that we were informed, not by Mellon, tha
they had such an article. but had no idea Of
their publishing the same, afer becoming
acquainted with the circumsla nccs of the
case. Neither had we an opp ortunity of I
getting at the scamp to make him withdraw
or retract the article as your publishers |
well knew. l. is true as stated. that we may |
not be acGuainteI with the rules Of Ibl ish- /
ers, neither do we wish TO be, if every VIII 1
lan who will promise to pay for it, has the |
right OF assailing gentlemen through.the
columns ofa newspaper.
We have occupied more room with this |
matter than we wished to have done, but
we thought it bestto present the subject !
in its proper light that this community |
may Judge who has acted the GENTLE |
MAN in the premises.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29

We return our thanks to the kind friend
who sent US bag Of sweet potatoes on
"Wednesday last. Our lil:le ones have
been roasting and eating ever since.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29

f'0S sense oF
menfsi aud tie
onn.,,1. @nlca would bs 8
Gommemoratia
Com aud eloqas,,.
express he
which yoa ins9..
OF the age. Tss
be cold inits ,,s,. v
ana renown; ba,
burning words sS,S
ness Q The gam.
than these living -
the warm hears :
oea'r shall sreIIas4.
she ullerance Of
I've emotions ef u a
derived with Lrs
while any 5ensl5 g-1
Liberty.
!. The history o. o-
ite viii warr3a. 5s.
Importance and s
which You have 7s9l
The good which ra.S.
red and accomplish al
ia6ors and eloquaa,s sr.
influence, exlendag ~
beneficial operates
" years, we owe tba
tenance ofthe pTeseaF
ERN votes. Ts v- rf
al measure Of reIie a
ny which scs bars f.
10 you We jas.gas,-r is
posing aud clf-slas Fan
and honorable pas.s
Tor time, vr. r
whole iaadis 5azs ia
tokens oiyour wiss-t mess
oiism; and fhe n5.s se
ART and traffic bear ra- b
judgment and prae.- Be
And these. viii cur fa
union aud justice. ufT
umen's OF ycur -Is-v u.
alization Of Your p-l.. a
lana which yourl5...
b.essed,-ihe pan3m al0
ness All from roas In
Ilon which you sar--e ts
ed,-the very streams 1h
grana movements ef,r dt
support and happiness o.
splendid fabrics aaj sf
harmonious wealth m Ar
when wal, over he @
YOU indicated, 10 arr 9
o. cur PROTECTED on
whose rights vou fre
lained-shall all a,ss T-
proiong your ulalar
being. r
Ofthose who 10 ca.
served their eoatt1yul
and have fallen in lie
with mlligniiy, tr5ass.
It has been well sal. .at..
express ouf sense of you
-t112l.e=-stiilf. s'egr- rt-g-
The very gales aa-
Ihe silent pG.a-, zHse
Claims kil5rei ua
Jh5iF spirits wrap
r fgIr usnarr Ea
I'm meznes- ri.i. -s-
Bcl- uInTIilE Vda
With such already y,.,
ed; for to such, byyoar ssa
you are truly assimia.3 81
all ages who de7s.55I7
Country, and departed VI
ward-w.ta those "of sbr
not worthy we easarE 7
Ion, Demos,henes and n
Gracchi and Cicero, Hb
Dewitt, with Hsmplsa, Ta
Sydney,-wilh them aaH
glory Of liberty and tie
mankind, and shining a5S
ance and consolation 0.lts
Dor for the fTeedcs and rss
other times, in other hai2
There are those who e81g
The hope of voar eIe1-oa,
this great cause the best
best days; bur they DO na r
stowal. They woui5 notHa
Of toll, even did they 0var.k
nent good accomplish iss g
the principles incuhast, aa- z
the way has been PrePaffl
cess, and impedimebR hasa
the consummalioa OF t5e dss
The years thus passedpD3
bic portion Of an ordinary ao
vivid impressions can n57srp
the characters which they u
modified. The hopes 'af
tolls cannot be forgotten. .
things their great Object aai
ever remain Promineal "a
ory. Such attachment IS
and whatever changes c0ns
ments of future years, bo
may present new measures e
sill this devotion will ezcla-s
md can Gown no second lore
And therefore, we vii ia
HENRY CLAY. while lt
he glorious or the sense Of
Is, with a grateful and ada-l
which shall strengthen Wi'a
md shall not decay with oai
viii remember you IN all out z
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29

Mr. EDIToR:-Convinced that the BY
ronic and Moore school Of ltve, has been
the cause of more miserable marriages than
any other cause since The world began, |
could noi refrain from contradicting the
subloined lines which ] met with in my
reading the other day in a newspaper. and
although Ywrportiag to be inserted at the
request of "thee and thou friend is evi,
DENLY based upon the precepts Of that but
loo fashionable school If my reply should
cause but one Miss in her teens TO paWse as
she quotes that avorite text II ask not" &c.
and deliberate before she acts upon it. [
tiTinlS7I may wifh tratb sign myself
Friend.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29

''FEIENp EDfToR.-Ifthe following selection
is thought worthy an insertion IN the columns of
the United States Saturday Post, thee will OBJ
lige some Of thy readers by publishing it,
FRIEND,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29
How can you love that man?

MUST know, | WILL ask if quilts in thy heart
| know l CAN'T love thee what EVER thou art.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29

To quote scripture in jocular sense,
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man will despise for its facility. and q
good man dread Tor its profaneness.