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Green (Kentucky, United States) (search for this): article 6
proved not to be him; it was Mr. Trotter, of the firm of Street Walker & Legget. He was again supposed to have been seen at Leesburg, but it proved to be Mr. Diver, of the firm of Sinker, Swimmer & Traveler, who left without paying Mrs. Potomac her wash bill. He was again thought to have been seen in Missouri, but it turned out to be Mr. Extravagance, of the firm of Woolly Horse, Rocky Mountain, Frank Blair & Dad. He was a few days since thought to have been near on one or both sides of Green river, Ky., but his friends met with another sad disappointment; it was not him. It was Mr. Slip Back-over-the-river &Co., doing a forwarding business backward for Squire Linkin. Mr. Forward Movement is about 28 years old, more or less, five feet ten or ten feet five high; black whiskers, dresses fine, wearing a heavy gold fob chain manufactured from the finest candlestick brass; he is a tall, thin, thick set man, with very large feet; some think he has gradually wilted down in his boots.
Missouri (Missouri, United States) (search for this): article 6
Lost man. --A gentleman named Mr. Forward Movement has been missing for several months past. He was thought to have been seen at Manassas Plains, but it proved not to be him; it was Mr. Trotter, of the firm of Street Walker & Legget. He was again supposed to have been seen at Leesburg, but it proved to be Mr. Diver, of the firm of Sinker, Swimmer & Traveler, who left without paying Mrs. Potomac her wash bill. He was again thought to have been seen in Missouri, but it turned out to be Mr. Extravagance, of the firm of Woolly Horse, Rocky Mountain, Frank Blair & Dad. He was a few days since thought to have been near on one or both sides of Green river, Ky., but his friends met with another sad disappointment; it was not him. It was Mr. Slip Back-over-the-river &Co., doing a forwarding business backward for Squire Linkin. Mr. Forward Movement is about 28 years old, more or less, five feet ten or ten feet five high; black whiskers, dresses fine, wearing a heavy gold fob chain
Trotter (search for this): article 6
Lost man. --A gentleman named Mr. Forward Movement has been missing for several months past. He was thought to have been seen at Manassas Plains, but it proved not to be him; it was Mr. Trotter, of the firm of Street Walker & Legget. He was again supposed to have been seen at Leesburg, but it proved to be Mr. Diver, of the firm of Sinker, Swimmer & Traveler, who left without paying Mrs. Potomac her wash bill. He was again thought to have been seen in Missouri, but it turned out to be Mr. Extravagance, of the firm of Woolly Horse, Rocky Mountain, Frank Blair & Dad. He was a few days since thought to have been near on one or both sides of Green river, Ky., but his friends met with another sad disappointment; it was not him. It was Mr. Slip Back-over-the-river &Co., doing a forwarding business backward for Squire Linkin. Mr. Forward Movement is about 28 years old, more or less, five feet ten or ten feet five high; black whiskers, dresses fine, wearing a heavy gold fob chain
Frank Blair (search for this): article 6
issing for several months past. He was thought to have been seen at Manassas Plains, but it proved not to be him; it was Mr. Trotter, of the firm of Street Walker & Legget. He was again supposed to have been seen at Leesburg, but it proved to be Mr. Diver, of the firm of Sinker, Swimmer & Traveler, who left without paying Mrs. Potomac her wash bill. He was again thought to have been seen in Missouri, but it turned out to be Mr. Extravagance, of the firm of Woolly Horse, Rocky Mountain, Frank Blair & Dad. He was a few days since thought to have been near on one or both sides of Green river, Ky., but his friends met with another sad disappointment; it was not him. It was Mr. Slip Back-over-the-river &Co., doing a forwarding business backward for Squire Linkin. Mr. Forward Movement is about 28 years old, more or less, five feet ten or ten feet five high; black whiskers, dresses fine, wearing a heavy gold fob chain manufactured from the finest candlestick brass; he is a tall, thin
Legget (search for this): article 6
Lost man. --A gentleman named Mr. Forward Movement has been missing for several months past. He was thought to have been seen at Manassas Plains, but it proved not to be him; it was Mr. Trotter, of the firm of Street Walker & Legget. He was again supposed to have been seen at Leesburg, but it proved to be Mr. Diver, of the firm of Sinker, Swimmer & Traveler, who left without paying Mrs. Potomac her wash bill. He was again thought to have been seen in Missouri, but it turned out to be Mr. Extravagance, of the firm of Woolly Horse, Rocky Mountain, Frank Blair & Dad. He was a few days since thought to have been near on one or both sides of Green river, Ky., but his friends met with another sad disappointment; it was not him. It was Mr. Slip Back-over-the-river &Co., doing a forwarding business backward for Squire Linkin. Mr. Forward Movement is about 28 years old, more or less, five feet ten or ten feet five high; black whiskers, dresses fine, wearing a heavy gold fob chain
Squire Linkin (search for this): article 6
e firm of Sinker, Swimmer & Traveler, who left without paying Mrs. Potomac her wash bill. He was again thought to have been seen in Missouri, but it turned out to be Mr. Extravagance, of the firm of Woolly Horse, Rocky Mountain, Frank Blair & Dad. He was a few days since thought to have been near on one or both sides of Green river, Ky., but his friends met with another sad disappointment; it was not him. It was Mr. Slip Back-over-the-river &Co., doing a forwarding business backward for Squire Linkin. Mr. Forward Movement is about 28 years old, more or less, five feet ten or ten feet five high; black whiskers, dresses fine, wearing a heavy gold fob chain manufactured from the finest candlestick brass; he is a tall, thin, thick set man, with very large feet; some think he has gradually wilted down in his boots. He will deny being any relation to James Buchanan, the Last Rose of Northern Summer. He is a blood relation to Mr. Onto Richmond; his mother is almost distracted on his
William H. T. Walker (search for this): article 6
Lost man. --A gentleman named Mr. Forward Movement has been missing for several months past. He was thought to have been seen at Manassas Plains, but it proved not to be him; it was Mr. Trotter, of the firm of Street Walker & Legget. He was again supposed to have been seen at Leesburg, but it proved to be Mr. Diver, of the firm of Sinker, Swimmer & Traveler, who left without paying Mrs. Potomac her wash bill. He was again thought to have been seen in Missouri, but it turned out to be Mr. Extravagance, of the firm of Woolly Horse, Rocky Mountain, Frank Blair & Dad. He was a few days since thought to have been near on one or both sides of Green river, Ky., but his friends met with another sad disappointment; it was not him. It was Mr. Slip Back-over-the-river &Co., doing a forwarding business backward for Squire Linkin. Mr. Forward Movement is about 28 years old, more or less, five feet ten or ten feet five high; black whiskers, dresses fine, wearing a heavy gold fob chain
Forward Movement (search for this): article 6
Lost man. --A gentleman named Mr. Forward Movement has been missing for several months past. He was thought to have been seen at Manassas Plains, but it proved not to be him; it was Mr. Trotter, of the firm of Street Walker & Legget. He was again supposed to have been seen at Leesburg, but it proved to be Mr. Diver, of themet with another sad disappointment; it was not him. It was Mr. Slip Back-over-the-river &Co., doing a forwarding business backward for Squire Linkin. Mr. Forward Movement is about 28 years old, more or less, five feet ten or ten feet five high; black whiskers, dresses fine, wearing a heavy gold fob chain manufactured from thhtly offspring, but is yet willing to surrender him to the country, coming to the conclusion, on account of his monstrous feet, that he must have died standing. All papers friendly to the friends of Mr. Forward Movement, will confer a favor upon the surviving relatives by giving this one insertion.--Cor. Nashville Gazette.
James Buchanan (search for this): article 6
er sad disappointment; it was not him. It was Mr. Slip Back-over-the-river &Co., doing a forwarding business backward for Squire Linkin. Mr. Forward Movement is about 28 years old, more or less, five feet ten or ten feet five high; black whiskers, dresses fine, wearing a heavy gold fob chain manufactured from the finest candlestick brass; he is a tall, thin, thick set man, with very large feet; some think he has gradually wilted down in his boots. He will deny being any relation to James Buchanan, the Last Rose of Northern Summer. He is a blood relation to Mr. Onto Richmond; his mother is almost distracted on his account, fearing he may be burnt. On account of his sluggish temperament, she avers he was, when a child, so lazy he would not break out with the measles, or whoop with the whooping cough. The old lady is grieving for her sprightly offspring, but is yet willing to surrender him to the country, coming to the conclusion, on account of his monstrous feet, that he mus
Slip Back (search for this): article 6
supposed to have been seen at Leesburg, but it proved to be Mr. Diver, of the firm of Sinker, Swimmer & Traveler, who left without paying Mrs. Potomac her wash bill. He was again thought to have been seen in Missouri, but it turned out to be Mr. Extravagance, of the firm of Woolly Horse, Rocky Mountain, Frank Blair & Dad. He was a few days since thought to have been near on one or both sides of Green river, Ky., but his friends met with another sad disappointment; it was not him. It was Mr. Slip Back-over-the-river &Co., doing a forwarding business backward for Squire Linkin. Mr. Forward Movement is about 28 years old, more or less, five feet ten or ten feet five high; black whiskers, dresses fine, wearing a heavy gold fob chain manufactured from the finest candlestick brass; he is a tall, thin, thick set man, with very large feet; some think he has gradually wilted down in his boots. He will deny being any relation to James Buchanan, the Last Rose of Northern Summer. He is a
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