Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser., July 17, 1841, Image 2

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i effort from that quarter to thwart the
wishes expressed y ourselves in consonance'
with those of the widow mid nearest relatives
of the late President,-! "readily -promise vou
my co-operation towards enabling vou to "ful
fil the sacred trust which brought You to this
: 1 tender to each of you, gentlemen, mv cor
dialsalutntions. JOHN TYLER.
To J. Bt'R.NnT. J. C. Wkiiit. nl tl.L
i nit- iummmee.
And the hour of three having arrived, the
jjuu'c uujourneo
TII23 PIOiniEIL
Saturday, July 17, 1841.
mREADWELL S. AVBES, Esqr., has authorized
u u announce Mm as a candidate to Recre-ent
the county of Carroll in the lower hr.m,l, ,.f tui JzU
ifL Ju 1841. rr, fee paid:
insist upon their payment. What then is their
object? Simply to distract and divide the
whigs-they themselves will vote for their
cannidates, although those candidates ate in
favor of paying the Honds. This then is their
pohey and design. If they can produce any
defection in the whig ranks, while they unite
on their candidate, the consequence is plain
and their end is gained. We warn then the
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WIU?S gainst tne shallow artifice now resor
ted to by their, opponents. We declare to
them our confidence that it is a humbu ai
gross and palpable humbug, but one that is bv
Us very proposition, injurious to the interest
ot .the State and disgraceful to the champtPr
of-its citizens. It is a humbug intended mere
ly to fulfil the object of agitation nn,l division.
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..u uc M.rgouen unless perchance to be re
membered by some o' the hies with feeling
o, mortification , at having been uccesfuiv
Iy as clouds and storms darken and agitate in r purpose of serving as habitations and forts.
fortS. 1 TlfCIIM.4! M. Tnr ...! 1 1
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surface. - - : . : Indeed, one cannot stand in the centre of the J will attend the following appoint
ah the hallowing associafi
recollections of the past
nous visions of the future are
memory. In all the several relations of life The population, whir.h vn fnrmrfir trim
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iiueen inousana, has been reduced to three bv
the dillercnt revolutions, but it now rm the in.
as sister, wife and mother, for. her delicate at
tention, sympathetic tenderness and anxunn
ill Mil '-'V i .-m a . . .
solicitude, she exacts from us our admiration, .7 "! I 1 i',g? ever become settled
hoina'rrennrlfrr.i;. a . u and a Peact w,t, Mexico bo agreed uiK)ii the
iiomage and gratitude. As a sister she is thet n aruwil pn,,;ji inn. r tL.
gentle companion of our bo hood; as a wife, dry, healthy and delightful, the situation the
ine confiding partner of our bosom, she clings tnot beautiful. in the world the San Antonio
io us in prosperity and adversity; unseduced bv
river meanders through the centre of 'ih. rUv.i
atlordinjr the best of water, nn.l iHa tn,mirtr
jTTON. J M. MAURY, i, a nrfMale't0 rerre-
lThr M1'6 ClhZer"S f,001 county, in the lower
Irtnch ot the next Lrgislature. . June 26 tde
GEO. s. GOLLADAY, qr; of YalobuThaTn".
ty. has requested n n nnnn.... i .
It will be seen, under tne proper headthat
we. have been authorized to announce li. S
Golladay, Esq; as a candidate for Circuit
Judge.: And as our friend of the Reporter"
expresses himself "there are four Kichmonds
in the field;' but we are not authorized' o tell
the names of the other three."
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All news going to confirm the safety of the
Steam .ship President and her crew, turns out
to he nothing more than conjectured rumor
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J: . . ' "imiiuun I.1U US a Can- ...... unic HCIC llie JllSlirer-J rl lior
Sr uTirs7nllUrLV.r. ;?-,'rict,fn,.,,j.:g!l,,,nlls,. ,l,at a day had been ,,, , ,
Jahatciue. Jh v 17. ifti t r ,A 1 JUt the demand. T,t nmnni ..r :
j - -i x i i ice s i ii. i ... uuiuuin tf ii suranr.p
is sixty lhouand dollars.
M. S. Catkon, having beri for some time
wnire the people as a candidate for Sheriff or
this countv. hai nut I
...v,,,ru us io sav that he
ms withdrawn from the canvass, and is no
longer a candidate.
American Pkiso.veus in Mexico. Some
rune or ten months ago. we published nn .
rviimt T . i- r-r- .
lucdiregi nt IHtVorMxtv A,noS. ,
and Enghshmen in California, and their remo
val from Tepic. The following information
concerning them is extracted from a letter in
the Brooklyn N. Y.J Star, dated Santa Bar
bana, Upper California, Nov. 26: Ex Pa
The principal author of these outrages was
one Jose Castro, the prefect, or head police
magistrate of California. This Castro is an
old revolutionizer himself, and ha, for some
time, as it is supposed, been ambitious of be
coming military commandant of California
.t?..,...T .uj.jingtMathMteal against for.
eigners would recommend him to the favora-
we not.ee ot the Mexican Government ThP
forty-seven prisoners were put in charge ol
this Castro; but on his arrival at San Bias in
stead of finding himself a great man. as he an
ticipated, he found himself in jailthrough the
influence of the American and English con
suls at that place. After being in jail tor
twenty-two days, he was ordered to Mexico
to give an account of himself to the General
Government. One of the prisoners, from the
State of Mississippi, Nathan Dayly, has been
released by death, the other fortv-ix are et
pri,oners at Tepic, a city inland from
woere they are provided for by the
suls, and awaitinir their trin! tk0:. -'
Trfee $10.
HE QUESTION TO THE wnmv,""
during the progress of rnanv controversies
: on questions of policy, both state and nation-
; ai, we have had occasion not unfrequenflv, to
I emarw tne vast superiority in tact, dexteiitv
and .skill which the leaders of the Democratic
a party manifested over the whigs. Less sc. u
pulous perhaps in the selection of the'means
necessary to effect a clurished ohiW ih.
have ever moved on wa.d to the attainment of
i ineirend with an industryandperseverat.ee
worthy a better cause. Burying all minor
differences, losing sight, for the moment, of all
personal or t-elHsh consideration, thev have
looked to the ultimate success of their darlin
Tarty with a self-sacrificing devotion nearly
akm to that which nutuatcd the fire-worship-rew
of Persia as they gazed on' their God.
Whenever the occasion rromred It ii,o
successfully started some Jiuinbug or presen
ted ome JaUe:issne which might lead off the
minds -of their simple opponents while thev
m secret , chuckled over the success of their
stratagem every subterfuge and artifice was
resorted to every species of sophistry and
false, reasoning was addressed to the people,
appeals to .the worst passions of our nature
were unblushlngly put forth, and everv means
ahafingenuity could devise or interest suggest
eie eoasideied justifiable and adopted" to
. distract and divide t!u-ir opponents.
By this course in this State, th y have been
j - almost universally successful. It is true, that
in the late Presidential canvass they did not
; succeed, but it was because the late party,
j . while in power, by its numerous and flagrant
-abuses, had disarmed its advocates and arous-
u,e to a sense of danger bv the Pnn,
around is exceedinirlv fertile
The latest npws from Arista renders it al
most certain that another expedition against
lexas Irom Mexico is not thought of. He
iw loninea nimsell at Lnmpassos, and proba
bly intends establishing a government on this
side the Sic re Mudre. Against parties of
thieving Uamanches and Tawokanies the peo
ple here are frequently maki
The Indians come wi bin a few" miles of the
place, steal many horses or kill any of the in
hadttants that hannen to h
chance may. throw in their wav, and then
tamper off for the boundless nrairW It m...
not be said that the Anglo-Saxon part of the
('"'union nere te.ir attacks from iIipcp m;i
raulers thev live in cnnt.mt om.
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Wu.i.cy Thur,dav 8th
Aberdeen Friday ' 9t,
Cotton Gin Port, Sat. io.i.h
Julton Monday. 12th
Jacinto Wednesday I4th
Troy " Thursday 15th
Hipley -Saturday 7ihu
Salem "Monday QlhM
Hudsonville" Tuesday 20th
Holly Springs Wednesday 21st
Mount Pleasant ThursdaJ 22nd
Hernando "Saturday 21th
Chulahoma Monday 2Gth
Wyait - "Tuesdav 27th
Ox lord -Wednesday 2Sth
lielmont. Ponola P.;.! .. ,..
"will
Siturdav 31st
Monday 21 Aug.
Tuesday 3rd "
Wedues fay 4th
Thursday 5th"
Saturday 7i,
Monday 9ih 11
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Charleston "
" Oakland
41 Colfeeville "
Grenada "
Carrollton '
Middleton ""
Shongalo "
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Green. -homiigh " Wednesday 11th "'
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the attractions of the foxmer, undismayed by
the horrors of the latter and asa mother, a
ministering spirit whose midnisht viirils cuard
the unconscious slumbers of infancy a lovely-
seraph whose unceasing, self sacrificing devo-
tion extending from the' cradle to the grave,
menus us through all the various phases of life,
ana cheers and sustains us in the last moments
ot expiring mortality Yes, it is the mother's
eye, whose look of love eazed on us when we
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first met the light, and which sleeps not in its
affection 'till the grave has closed over the oh.
ject of its care. It is the mother's ear that
first drinks in the lisping accents of our infan
cy, and that grows not indifferent to th tr..
of our sorrows or our iovs. until that nr u, I ne, and if the word nonce given that Indi.
.t.ffened in death. Such my brethren, is wn- uT.f l? thc all torn out TAlWTW
mnn Int-ol., ; ' . ir,a evince as rnuc i anxntt- t . . ca.nuio.aie ior Mieriif of CmMi ..ZZT
' "'"wv.cu i, connuing woman. In
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. .ig-s tne inspiring theme of the poit and the
minstrel; the object of admiration and re-a-S
by the knight and warrior, she is peculiarly
hecareof our order A ma-on's wife, daugh
ter or mother, never looks in vain . -
son s charuy or protecion. Love, i,n..r .,,d
cherish her; and though for VIA ntirrin..A3
is not permitted to enter our Lodges here; yet
me last wave ot time shall have diem
bogued into the limitless ocean f ..:.
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. -um, irom me South shall be heaid
n.r me !.,st ,lme the craft from l,lw
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liave a hru with ,hom .-
the IT , j " ",iU ,""u as "r sportsmen in rr.ieepaia.
c - J V ,o hav'. 'leer or fox ifAJ- "MES M. DaNjfTofMiddletoa hZ
cilase. There are but ahont fiAt. J-'A quested us to flnnn 1 " "on'lltsre-
them, but they are all brave without hem" date,for Assessor of Carroll county, at t enexS
hrav?uloesanilhaveneverrec.dvermor; U Stf"
trrkfl,rk.d.a.. t ' "
. .,.,. s..e m.v HoqutalltV shown th:.n - A T thtt .mf .
in San Antonio Top .r- t,.;. ir.... , J i. " " -n or numerous friend.. I
..."iiio 1;,ore are but a few familirs XA ''ave consented that mv name shall nfi7i.:
of Arue. ,can ladies but they are all highly ac- Sherarf of , rroKunty ZS
comphdied. and I was agr. eahly sUrp;is(;d to t,on.
Carroll county, June 8th, 1311. 26 Pr fee $10
nnd the society here equal to that of any
low." 1,1 It MX- in - the- Uliitrd StntP iCJA&IUEL FT 4 RT U. '
rrfreslnnentthen slaj
woman take her place
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... ' ge -not made with hands eternal
in me ucavens."
Stiti TJ' . fir
f "e s,(! '" "tract taken
'a' s..MP''"r. a'darati of
the
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Pure. n.nd nltnrrati.A :i... 0
it j ii r . 1 ,wpoui uomocrats.
Kendall aslvs, "I it not as h .nest for a State
to suspend payment as a Bank?" What sav
you, Messrs. Anti-Rnndur
Kendall proceeds thn.-. n.
for rmo,f fa;.K n -V r
o "II nil
let
principles in rpin.,,..,
preserva ion of the faith of States, widely
enng from the creel of the xMcXutt party
I :ia T: a Vrty P1!1" to be the only
Of tha f; l-.-
. .. y. ..ir.UWii jKiinuaiion I c.
imie excent that tl.p mn ...i.k .
, - ...w s.vil, II M i
1 4 i . j auuuuucc
0'ni PTpait. . : vuniy, ai tne ensuinir jv-
Hons perhaps, are constitutionally opposed io Ve,nber eJect" M7 89. 1S41. (Prs fee pai'd.
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xosKPir at rti nvt-D i . . . . '
r (. . . i "Mm, vAiirinr. ' . w, nun requested his natna
v ond ol smoking sh'uk cig.trs and addicted ! H ."""ed as a candidate for the office of Clerk
to taking ststa every afternoon. The women !?f i?e,Cir!:u,t court uf Carroll county; at the electioo
aie many ol them pretty, are al.o loud ofsmok-1 " -y -rrinter's fee paid.
bL in ,tarC-aM tXrd,rnt. W'r. They f J0N P; MARSHALL, the present incumbent,
oat he in the river here ounng every month ofi p 1851 aut"nzedl1' 8 nin,e announced as a candidate
year, and once or twice a dav large num- llllh' l?rlcouutJ': at the next November
bers of them may b.; seen naddlioV and snln.f,. i rJ0 Wa' "9" 2J-fd
b m a i " -.
urtl
in the water. as l'm-dun rnnQ.
wouiu sav. "r.i? it hp .r f. Lc
ing about
pEXJAMLV ROACH, has authorized us to an--
nounce In 3 name na n em,
Ilave i a day or two for Austin to join the I M'bliS? vem el , ,
Santa Fe expedition, but before start.ng Jil l141' 21-toWd
visit the old Spanish "Missions" some six j HJAJ' Jame Money, of Carrollton, has authorized;
I. I hey were built over a ln '1Zf ,V -nnouuee lus name asa candidate lor
go and are said to be great) 2p
miles from town.
hundred years a
curiosities.
G. W. K.
,Vr?.V fanksPafv5',.Speciilator pax; leti P'on of Democ
ery body pny that can; let there be suVhin- not envy the
everv
quigence as Banks andvnthpr-.rWii...
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grant without injustice to their own creditors-
hut no vilation of faith, public or private
sanctioned by law or countenanced by author-
ity J
"All such acts are blows aimed at the pillars
which sustain society itself."
This is excellent doctrine, but our Demo
crats Ay,ll not follow the lead of thisaposile of
their church.
The Van Buren mn, elsewhere than
our own State, advocate the preservation
public faith. Nut, Courier.
- TS7"E have been
The Editor of the Cham. Hawkins, mc w"'
.i ..i . . ..,ii . .. "..uau: iur assessor m i ,r
-uiwiiui? u.us "lets out." We do ai me next lYovo. iber eTectiou.
envy the man his amio. hut .n -April ai. 1841..
sorry.e has tt. It shakes a capital article
out of him.
Vro cm shake !iaTwl wttt. o .-4t,....t.
crack jokes with a tornado, dance on the top
ot a volcano, out-laugh a thunder storm, whis-
,.. winu out ot conhdence, drive a hurri-'
AssessouafXat-
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g AMU EL MOORE hthorited us to announce
Ins name as a candidate f,.,T nii. nCe
trod counts at tl. nov-i v "I: , w
Ipril 24; I8-1U r action
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'"'" ha, authorired us
ai.db..il tlwmiu ,!,e crater of Vesu.i,,,; W(.j April ai, 1841. -Member election.
-ih m-s .. ureuv woman, surf aiml. .. t.,. .. .
fiwd ... .i we liuuKRT It. mrr T7r
. wu. iintjie under the nflm.: . la u j -,ik varromon, nas au-
I.er .Micateha,,,.-:.,,, WeUlrl.V4
lorwls when our ajue fi, is thwateninB t,,:- AprilSI. 1S41.
IMflafP. tUl tlwnin ..,.1 l:i.l .. - .t . ' '
uf...iui unit? Mars uom me tr.-i-r. b .ir-nn nnnr.
19-S10.
con-
awaitmg their trial. Their acdnittal
IS certain, and henvv rfrm,A ..,:n
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j ...... '..t-MuiiuijiMi a non. I lutjn trH i iiviiuiiiv tie oninmpn tmm u
. fioianeartened, they return again to the
struggle of office ond power. Trusting in the
uris Wll,c ensured their former success, thev
J rely now upon the weakness of the people for
; the success of their ticket m the approaching
campaign. After a careful survey of all their
materials they have selected the "Bond ones.
, W as 4he hobby by which thev hope to ride
once more into office. This question is not
j .solicited for any intrinsic merit. Thev are
fully aware it has none-indeed we are satis
f d that if the party who now opjK)se the
r payment of the State Bonds we. e still in office
Jiissimplequestion of common honesty would
mt have been heard -of. Yet it is necessary
;t tlielr purpose-to atate the public mind b'v
,.-me plausible or specious appeal howeve'r
; dse in principle or demoralizing in tendency
. I their interest to agitate. By it thev : have
i ioae ana every thing to gain, and
I 'i,afe they will, although by such'agitation
t --ibhc momls will be corrupted and national
j jnor disgraced. The "Bond question" then
j (deliberately selected as the most efficient
;ans of producing agitation, and by this in
i ious appeal to the weak and unsuspecting;
j mercenary and avaruious, they hope
j tt many will be found who will consult their
eminent; if the Governments of the United
states and England have any regard. for the
rights of their citizens residingin foreign coun
tries. In conseuuence of iI.aco d:ir:.,w:.
captain Forrest has ordered Mr. Estabrook
to remain here for the present as consular
agent ior the United States. I expect one of
our ships ot war will return here during the
winter or spring ending,' when he will nrnhn.
bly rejoin the souadron.
The New vork Courier, and F.nmMmr
that it was a beautifid girl that converted GoV.
Carlm, of iliinoi , to Mormonim. It s-ems
Muwrvrr, mat rus Excellency let th pretty
witch convert him only hV (he time being.
I he Illinois papers say he is not a Mormon
now.
rest at the expense of their honor. In
.mean dose, the ..Democrats' themselves are
j honest to carry out the' principle involved
Jhc "Bond question;", they know well that
ill be many ..years. yet before the Bonds
7 4
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j I be .due; tbst the Bank is able to pay of!
My, if not quite, th'a whole of its liabilities
i i that in iact the people have nothing to db
i t the question. Indeed e will do the
li ocratJ the" justice to believe that when
' . "Bond" fhuU fall due, those very men,
loir clamor ?o loudly against., the pay
of ..theiiJr ' will be among the very first to
From a Masonic Address deli vered at Greens
boro, Choctaw county, by the Hon. C. H.Sak
mms on the 24th ult., that being the anniver
sary of one of the patrons of the order St
John the evangelist we have been permitted
to make the following eloquent extract, which
we commend to the perusal of our readers.
And tinaliy my brethren of the mvstic tie,
in looking around upon this large and atten-
live audience who have come to learn some.
thing of the mo als and precepts which our
institution inculcates, I cannot retrain from
calling your attention to the duties and obliga
tions we owe to woman with justice termed
'the last best gift of God to man" she ever ex
erts in her appropriate sphere over the wild
destinies of our race a controlling and saluta
ry influence. "Last at the cross and earliest
at the tomb," her whole life is illustrative of
the virtues that elevate, refine and adorn hu
manity.' '-o " h".'
"Sincere in her piety, constant in her friend.
t ship,'; earnest and devoted in her love.- sh A-
offi beys the nenerous and inrt
spring instinctively in her bosom, encounters
danger and braves misfortune, and in the fer
vour and dept h of her own pure feelings for
each noble action, finds alike iu motive and
its re ward. Over the dark and sluggish stream
of life, she throws the mild radiance of her
gentle virtues, that beatn but ihe aiore bright
Frevch Living. One is struck with the
com pan live cheapness of living in Fnnce
IVe see advertised, a capital house wi.h hand
some furniture at 600 francs per annum the
situation one of the best in Paris! A country
house on the Seine also, well furnished, with a
garden, for 360 Irancs, or about 75 dollars per
annum
The Oh Lady's IFiieei Ah, Jerry, said
a good mttron to her son then an eminent
Judge in a neighboring State ah Jerry, you
day to send you to college, -
mnts of this world on which we live tl hnu'Tf.0 us " enounce
u ihat -e to say is. that a man can't of CarrolUSS
tc vxvvmrn in imtr.h i iir.iii.i. irS.ii . wwuvu,
i . .iikii. mm if i. iii tp rim.
ting between tho
do much, when he i alteriia- j
lhoe agreeable states of hat
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and cM: wherein om,5 ,h; hZ SS "SY- Es,. of Yalobusha CbTku
iriii;
ir.Y rm . . . . i r. . i -
n - i I WIK'U ilfd icn r l: urn n,,f..- j . - - -
nn.oan ice b.h: ,nd this proce u. W ?Jn?JS
ciM.uuuajiv reueated. (), v t .ml- r ; we nex uwrnu,. vwuy,x
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April. 17,. 1S41.
P Ptumili- ft' V . . - . 1 i
A rrml ..:. I ... . r. . . . ' , Wie-flIU
, , v.. i"i-i,i a. v-iuuiuaie ior lax oen. e r
aiinongh he was irood at th...rv. h n t- niiti,;,!.. . county. ElTtinn t n ta ... . ftrroil
at .11 of practice. -Hol im. wi... . id l!,
FROM THE S. O. FICAVlNE.
LIFE AT SAN ANTONIO.
San Antonio,' June 6, 1841.
. Finding that I had some ten da vs on mv
hands at Austin, and having heard" so much
of this place, I determined upon a" trip over,
and here have I been for the last three days
spending my time most agreeably.
I he distance from Austin here is nearly SO
miles and there ,s not a sign of a house on the
road; but the benntiTnt .: . .
through and the wild excitement of leavhw irevfW m . water, whir.h bereaved t,,e .'
Tli," :,U1C Vienaunl3 ol civilizaiioa and
mPrKi vanaii... i . .. : , . .1 . . .
; ..vi, uw-.Ninue auoui ii, unies nui-
nine comes under that genus; and so far from
lending existence to any thing, it knocks a
man into nonerrity much quicker than a rail
road could. .
Confound the fever and ague!
r next. '
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V . Ai to announce Thomas T. Youn
"acandjdate for Assessor of Carroll countr
at the next November election. ITOU county,
b 17-tde
W EmoLaUi,0riZedi,aaUnce Wi W.
mona, as a candidate for Tax Collfv-tirnf rT
rol county, at the next NoremteSf fe.10' Cw'
eth, 1841.
17-tde-fee $10
Hold on! we takefthnt hnnl fit..xt.A .'i'lcou
ate, by George!., llere.it comes with a kind ! -Jl?"1
ol h sh.a.a.a-k.ing,at.d a sh-sh-shi-vering, and
hu-hu-hu-huddlings and H-a-a h, lKrd!'
A Mala r nop. -A fashionable lad v !ein"
ask-d how she liked the dinner give at a di
t.nkMlldied t.nPl.
- i " 'y was "i e dinner T V li rr ntr r v..v.o
was expended but mv seat wa n ' nm' ur11 Ewt.r-? candidate for the
il.4-:V..i...- ,. ' " " ifuuHfe juugeot tarro 1 mnn.
r- HiwducMj, nai i rou m nn iviir.. iwowmr. Pi,.i... rv.
... , , .... '""IV mv it l. .h.
Iwkihi cuerries j.ad such a .e-i
Wp" autho"zed to announce John R.
y' Eslr-' as a candidate for Sheriff ar cSl
JlprdSth, 1841. 17-tde-fee $10.
E 1 have been authorized to announce WILLIAM
April 5, 1841.
rc. on my head that ! had a OT to ,eave
ai,'t uul ivir.-gave me some I.rt J.nm
.i . . vi iiiii i iiiii ;un
striking out into the prairies more than renal.
f ne inconvenience of two ni-hts we
were obliged to camp out. r Of what befel. us
in our journey you shall hear in another let-
ter...' : ..' - ;...,.;''-.'.-,--.
,,te. thscene of more and
..u.uci .uugni oaiues than -any other city in
America, and. the marks left b'v cannon tills,
SaiffA0tI'7Uf"J' arrows are still
..o.x,i u.,y oi me houses. The Alamo is
fhl hJ rU bul the '1'rent places where
nZ, nt f fi!"0 811,1 stan and the names
of many of them, among others that of David
Hin, 0y mrasclt, are yet to be
seen on the walls. e
.vThe.housej here are all of one story with
Arkn: are bu.lt of limestone of immense
thickness and strength, have few or no win
dovys, aQd were originally built for the double
a"
oaMiuiu iifriew, out it killed him; W re atoriJwd to announcethe Hon. JAMES
"Loniriir. :I A. IfRVMKI.V. rrW..
diddte for the office of District Attorney, for the Se
W wffHUlhorized to announce RICHARD A.
ny V 5E,WA8D, as a Candidate for the Office ?of
Uer.c of the Circuit Court of Carroll county, at the
Jc.Iecf.10n m No vem hornort
Mar h l;VW4l.
$10 14 tdc.
Long is the morn
7'hat briugs no eve;
- , Tall is the corn
, That no cobs leave;
r Blue is the sky : ;
Tnat never looks yeller;
r 1 Hard is tue apple
tw i Sat never Srows meller '
U i,8" ?nf b Uer and h"rder and u"er;
IS mv Own lariv li- it o .. j , , T. .. ..;-
, ' .- j mjr auuraoio rou, ah!
, False Cuius. We .could never see that
improved the appearance o a pr.ttv woman
to have a crowd ol curls, imported from Par.
f rCWi,e,e' cI?sterin over; her cheeks, as
it her head was a barber's block.
e. ray,
is nay authorized Ageul during my
absence from the State.
cond Judicial District, composing the counties of '
uociaw, Yalobusha and Tallahatchie.
February 20, 1941. 11-tde pd.-$10 00.
lissoliitioii. .
fTlHE co-pnrtnership heretofore exittinp between
; Jos. J. Wood $ Jas. W. Reading is dissolved
this day by mutual consent.
JOS. J. WOOD,
m r l V,o JAS. W, READING.
Marion, July 7, 1841. . .. oqJ
Have pin chased the large and commodious Ware
A Hones and store, formerly the property of Jos. J
wood, and will cont nue thn R
in? bunness. Anr bus'n -.rj ...
HI receive strict itenti, w
07I shall kee nn K.J . .' 1A
Xtr, . ,04; JAS. V, READIN.J.
lanon, July 7, 1841. - ; . JO-tl
Tnater tee eight dollars. -
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