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1880 " %
Rich plain figured and
striped SILKS, light
and dark colors;
Plain and figured Muslin
de Luins;
Large and small Silk
Shawls;
Chally and silk Scarfs in
great variety;
Cashmere small ShawIs;
Muslin de Lain do;
Rich Bonnet Silks and
Ribbons;
Bonnet Lining and Flow
ers;
Plain col Lawns for Bon
nets;
London 81 French Prints
Scotch Glnghams;
Superfne printed Lawns
Low priced do
AIapine Of various quail
tiles;
Fine cambria, book and
Swiss Muslin;
Bishop Lawns;
Camb. Edgings and In
servings;
Lace do
black and white Lawns
and Quillings;
RealChantilla Lace Wells
Checked Cambrics and
figured do;
Checked Swiss Muslins,
French Jackonett do
Silk and Cotton do
Victoria Robes;
Mohair Gloves IL Mitts,
Super Paris Kid Gloves.
Mems Otter do
Ladies and Misses Cot,
ton thread Gloves;
The above will be S,
short credit, as they hav
at the very lowest price
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WhgUce cUWelH my heIp.,
Ps. carl. !.
hastily caught up telescope the other ay, to
view moro distinctly distant object, but soon
found myself worse than ever; for the object in
question appeared smaller and farther off than be-
fore. Turn your telescope" said friend who
standing at my elbow, 'turn your telescope,
for YOU are looking through the wrong end oft;
when the telescope is turned, matters will be men,
died.
Christian, art thou dismayed in thinking how lit
tie and how changeable thy love is to God, Turn
the telescope, for things will only get worse while
thine eye is fixed where it is, look through
the other end, and thou wilt behold the vastness
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-22

the changenbleness Of Gods love TO thee Asn,n
say, turn the telescope, for stendy gaze at "oa
love to US, and his promises in the gospel Is '''e
best means to excite our love to God.
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DEssOlutEo

Vi ME Copartnership heretofore existing between
4 the subscribers under the firm of M. w. d
II. WHIPPLE, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The debts due said firm will be received
by either of said partners, and all debts due from
said firm will be settled by us we shall both be
holden to settle all demands of said company.
NJ. w. WH1PPLE,
HORACE WHIPPLE.
Concord, April 10, lS41. 20lw3
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Ysoetry
TnE sPlRlTls MYSTERIES.

ny HEMANs.
The power that dwelleth in sweet songs to waken
Vague yearnings, like the sailors from the
shore
And dim remembrnnces, whose hue seems taken
From some bright former state, our own no
more;
+ not his all a mystery? Who shall say
Whence are those thoughts, md whittier rends their
way?
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For Sale or to let,

IT Uh t5dQHO VA W LINNs
THE LARGE FARM AND T.AVERN STAND,
A Il or near Charleston, East Village,] compris-
IA. ing about
goo acres
of first rate soil Lands we'll wooded and watered,
On one end of said farm is n sugar lot with from
2 10 hundred sugar trees; and on the other is a
timber lot Sdac-mW. The buildings are n
spacious two story house, mostly finished, wood
house, shed, horse barn, and farm barn, situated
within few rods of school, and on the road from
Lyndon by Newark, Wesmore and Brighton
through Charleston, on the Clyde River TO Salem
and Derby Line. AT the junction OF the road thro'
Morgan, Holland, to Barnston in Canada 6
house is fitted up for tavern house and has been
occupied such and is said 10 be excellent
place for Tavern or Store. Amy one wishing TO
trade is requested TO call on
BRIGHAM PIKE of West Derby, or
JOHN FRY, JR. of Concord.
Concord, ". March A, lS4I. iSSG
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II A
II A HI % III 4 ~ 6.
NETWORK AND LONDON FASHIONS
o, the Spring and Summer of 1S4I, just TeceiUed

NETWORK AND LONDON FASHIONS
70, the Spring and Summer Of lS41, just receiced
TIME Subscriber would tender his grateful nc
a acknowledgements TO the inhabitants of Dan.
Vile and vicinity for the liberal share of patronage
bestowed on him, and shall use his best endeavors
to merit continuance of the same; and would al
so add that he still remains at his old stand over
A. McMILLAN'S STORE,
where he is always ready TO ':ft" all who choose
to favor him with CALL in the nedteSt and most
fashionable StVte, and on the shortest notice.
Q7A orders from distance thankfully receiv-
ed and punctualIy attended to.
GYCutting done the shortest notice
NJ B. All garments made by him warrented to
fit. J. BOLES
Danville, April Cd, 1S4l. 192n
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GOOD assortment of FANNY balm anu
IA common DINING CHAIRS,
For sale by
I,oyentry. N 1851
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It O T. s "a L e .

FOT s ale.
A GOOD WHEELWRIGHT SHOP, well situa
-EAted for Understanding three stories, second
story finished for dwellng--lower part for ashop,
which contains circular saw, an upright saw Dor
ing and tenantng, and water power sufficient to
carry them. Any wishing to purchase can have
the above reasonable terms; enquire Of the sub
scrber JOSEPH WHEELOCK.
Coventry Falls, Oct. 26, 1910 17Otf
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N O tic e /.

ia IL WI FOR ALE!
GlTUATED in Kirby, containing nearly 200
~ acres of GOOD LAND, lao under good i'm
provement well watered with brooks, springs, ard
wells. Terms made known by applying to the
subscriber. LYMAN DAMON.
ST. Johnsbury East, March 81, lS4l 1927.
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For Sale at this office.

AWA 'SsuAO daU UhHAS u AAHCC.
FENHE following Blanks may be obtained at the
n Office of the Caledonian:
WARRANTED and MORTGAGE DEEDS,
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS,
JUSTICE WRITS,
HIGH WAY TAX BILLS,
BLANK NOTES,
VENDUE (Land) BLANKS,
March 81, 184I 1911
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The Green Nl Oumtaim Rows.

A HISTORICAL TALE of the early settle
"A ment OF Vermont, in vols.--by the author
OF "May Martin For sale at this Office.
UTA new supply of the above work has been
received at this Office
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' VI el,a
their customers and the public generally that
they iust received prime assortment OF
Spring and Summer eEOo0s'
consisting in part Of the following articles:
Florence Dunstable aud III braid bONNEloj
Palm leaf Hoods; Bonnet Ribbons, prime as
sortmeni; also Cap and Tatiaia, do;
Shawls; bonnet Silks; fancy lidkis'; whI,e, 'eu
and figured pocket do; also Choppas, Bandan-
mas. and SpittIefeld do; Linen ~ imitation DO;
SILKS for dresses, Alapne, Muslin de Lame,
printed Lawn; Shally;
CALICOESa great variety oi quaiitles ~ Pf'ces'
Super aud common KID Gloves; Moha,r, re nc
and cotton, do; gentlemens Buckskin, Kid,
and Berlin, do;
EIonneton aud GnuZo Wells; c
Barge; cotton and linen edglngs, from 3 to "
White and coored Cambrics; plaid and birds
Bonnet Silks; split whale bone for bonnels and
dresses;
Corded Robes; cotton Velvet; silk do-some su-
per for vests; n.
Birds eve Diapers. Russia do; Crash, cotton Di'
amer for table cloths white linen do;
pInin and figured bo5inet Lace; Synett do; Foot
ing; super black silk neck Hdkis; cotton;
PRnA DCI OTuS--a prime assortment of blue
black. blue green, blue, invisible green and
adelaide; blue black, drab and lavender Cas-
smere; Salinet; good assortment or cloths
for summer wear;
Sbeetings, Tickings, blue Shifting, mixed and
white stocking Yarn; cotton warp do; Batting;
Super and common HATS;
Paper Hanglngs and Bordering; green window
paper; Moreen, &c. DC
l. SO,
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TURN YOUR TELESCOPE.


q will III up mine eyes unto the hills, from
whence cometh my help,
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n CIV q o O d S !.

TIME srbserbers have the pleasure Of informing
Il their customers and the public generally th"'
they iusl received prime assortment OF
SnriEng and summer Goods,
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02
ROBERTS SEMI IIONTHLY
M AGAIN E,
FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY

Is published by the subscriber the Is and 5th Of eve
ry month. Each number contains 40 large pages f2 -
sheets and is printed in very superior manner-aaerib M
style OF Blackwoods Magazine with an ex
thick cover
1t always contains all ofthe valuable miscellaneous matter
that appears the Boston Notion including the popular R
mances of OLD ST.. PAULs, by Answorh, The PoAeHEa
by Marryatt and GEORGE ST GEORGE JULIAN by the Au
thor Of "Valentine Vox." Also, all the ENGRAVINtS
that appear IN that paper-togeher with occasionally piece
of fashionable music AT the end ofhe year will comprise
volume OF one thousand PageS-a library in itsel-ani
the subscription for year only S20O and when taken IN
clubs o (fen only Sl,50 l. e. D copies for i $500
Is- The first number published January l5 rs and
contained part 's of the popular NOVELS mentioned above
All the back Nos from No. can be furnished
~ Postmasters authorized receive subscribers 6r
the Magazine.
~ Publishers who will give the above one or more
tons, will be entitled to either the Notion Magazine for one
year. Those papers who inserting former pros
pectuses, will please omit thom and insert the above
GEORGE ROBERTS,
Publisher and PToprecr
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02
PROSPECTUS or THE
FARMER AND MECHANIC:
TO BE DEVOTED TO AGRICULTURE, &c.
Published at Fayette, Jefferson County, Miss

welfare aa os s91 @ an 6a Teg S & @ des % @
individuals together have thought M
sheet be called and Mechanic which NAV h
the organ OF the great working and producing classes Of
work OF Improvement reenchment vance
great industry economy among all classes as the only hoe
sources OF wealth any community and the of scng
are Obliged to put on Others and securing ourselves in future b
future prosperity; and it will direct public aenta r. bi ]
the only from which help restore the fallen m
tunes Of citizens and enovale the injured oso
Farmer and Mechanic, whatever may should
identified interests and this he should G
@ mot S only BY paying up promptly the price OF
cations on the various subjects with which he may supposed
familiar Beyond these the subjects Education Morality
never be lost sight Of but while they will
y will @ wei deserve 70 Ind support from the pens Of oo
ia ans s q IeGeyng aid from will at be obvious
No impeachment will OF any question
ofPubc utility by those by paizn pre-
udice but any attempt this clause topics OF p
ea p nauie hs ean EI be strictly
f; OF slavery we shall regard Abolition as forbidden
m which some may recommend for its fair exterior but which
disc il has already introduced nquy among
Edenike land were we to permit incendaries who have fallen nm
v dee 'd roll the apple into d where
TO- asse t Gs nende ourselves nor will counnance
der The Interest yoft6e % m tne ~ %
portion attention the plans the clothing feeding
agement OF the slave reform in the present system
the most useful class of our felowcizens will labor
undeI dl1hculiy and diScouragement
- He FARMER AND MECHANIC" will open its columns
advertisements Of every descrponwi neglect the
eess OF the county where is published but will be adapted
and intended for circulation through every part
missions of such power
the Planter and mechanic, will be oheeully
TERMS
- HE FARMER AND MECHANIC" will be published
wednesday S. invariably advance. subscription will Be-
received for less time than and the paper will not h
without notice and the payment Of all aITeaage un
at the option of the publishers.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
For ten lines continuance so
be raj discount will be made those who by year
N BRemiitances OF every kind must be
addressed TO the publishers, post paid.
FOSTER & BAILEY.
FAYErrE, Jefferson County, Miss 3rd, ls4l.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02

AKEN Joseph Howard living miles south east of
Holly Springs horse have had the
in left shoulder left hind and fore foot white white hairs
shoulder about fourteen half hands high about
len years DID, appraised forty dollars July 10, lS4
TAKEN up Patrick Bradley living Is miles west OF Holly
Springs black and calf horn off, branded with letter
marked whsro slip and nick in the eea about years DID,
appraised to nine dollars
AoOne brinded hee and slit in the right and left
about DID, appraised to five dollars and fifty cents
Also, brnde Bull three DID, slit right appraised
to eight dollars and fifty
Also black bull DID, unmarked; appraised
dollars and fifty cents:
Also red slope off the of the right and
ears white face specks of white his back
legs about five six DID, appraised fifteen dollars
this 18th of June 1871.
TAKEN up by William Dodridge, ving near Arnold's mill
sorei mule thirteen hands
ngh three four years DID, appraised forty dollars June 10Th
lS4I.
up by Shad wooten living Oaktewala miles
Holly Springs sorrel three DID, right
hind foot White; appraised foryve dollars July 90 l64
aug 12-3w G. w. GRAHAM Ranger.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02

The superior of chancery has jurisdiction over all
matters pleas and complaints whatsoever belonging to- OF
cognZabie court ofequity holds two sessions annually
CIRCUIT COURT
This has original jurisdiction in civil cases. In which
the controversy exceeds $50 For each the eleven
circuits Judge and attorney elected quadrennaily
from November.
This court has also exclusive criminal Jurisdiction
REORGANIZATION OF THE JUDICIAL DISTRICTS.
las per Act, approved Feb 49, lS4O1
lst Judicial District composed of the counties of Warren
Claiborne, Washington and Boiver.
I'd Judicial District composed OF the counties OF 1aobu
sha Carroll Choctaw and Taahatchie
Sd Judicial District composed OF the counties of Adams
Wilson and Jefferson.
4th Judicial District composed of the counties of Smith,
Copah Simpson, Scott Newton and Neshoba.
5h Judicial District composed of the counties of JONES'
Jackson Green, Perry Wayne, Clarke and Lauderdale
9th Judicial District composed of the counties OF Noxubee
Lowndes, Kemper. Winston and Oktbbeha.
9TH Judicial District composed of the counties of Hinds
Madison, and Rankin.
Lafayette, Pamela, De Soto, Tunica, and Coahoma.
9th Judicial District composed of the counties of Monroe
Iawamba, Tishemngo, Pontotoc, Chckasaw and Tippah
10th Judicial District composed OF the counties OF YaZoo
Holmes, Ataa, and Leake.
Ilsh Judicial District composed ofthe counties of Law
renee, Covington Hancock, Marion, Pike. Amie, and
Franklin.
RULES.
High Courts of Errors and Appeals adopted at its
January Term, 1910
Ordered That hereafter when case is reached on the
docket counsel appear either sde when counsel
be marked the docket the shall be dismissed Provided
shown, supported by affidavit but in will such
dismissal be aside unless the affidavit also show that there
are probable merits.
When any defendant shall be dissatisfied with the
security taken any writ of error bond he may the
court for rule upon the plaintiff in show cause on
day he named why the superedeas should dschar
ed rother security given copy of which rule shall be
served the plaintiff error least five days before the
expiration of the
The motion for the rule must be founded upon affidavit
the nsuciency of the scrutiny taken-and the affidavit
hal1
support of the application. If the is satisfied from the
affidavit that there is erpose the rule will be
ed On showing cause. adavts taken by either party NAV
be read show the suciency nsuciency ofhe secu
taken provided reasonable notice be given of the taking
the The affidavit of the security may be received
If the security adudged insufficient the additional security
must be approved by the court
Ordered That hereafter when re argument is ordered the
reargumen shall be had the term at which il s
granedhe to be placed the end of docket of
| the district to which it belongs
Test r. A. PATRICK Clerk
TABLE.
Showing he and aohere the Circuit Court of each Couutv
| the State of Mississippi is held
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02
A CARD.

The Rev. c. A. FOS TIE r proposes to open 6
School for Young Ladies, under the of " THE
HOLLY SPRINGS FEMALE INSTITUTE ION the
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02
Trust Sale.

NOTICE given, months from this date the
N undersigned WILL by virtue of deed of trust executed to
A Goodwin benefit George H. Wyatt proceed
of Holly Springs, Miss.
at public auction, TO the highest bidder for cash,
The Tract of Land,
which resides containing hundred and sixty
quarter section 81 township range Also
Three Horses, Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture, one Wagon, Plantation Utensils, &c.
the Probate Court of Mar
shall County.
May 18th. IS41-[je2S-tdsl JOHN o. WINFIELD.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02

The true Riches Of Life is Health All persons al'
ted with Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia Lirer Complaint
Jaundce, Piles Sick Headache HabituaL CosUcness Diar
yhc. or any complaint where Cath1rtic Apeyient
needed. will find Peters Vegetable Pills invaluab.
remedy-The only genuine for sale l. Cage & Cos
Drug and Chemical Store, East side ofthe Square Holly
Springs.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02
BROTHER JONATHAN

The largest newspaper IN the World
Published on the Cash System By Wilson and CouDo.
Office l62 Nassau street.. City ofNeao YorE EI+y
N. p. WILLIS and II. HASTINGS WILD
Editors.
The eminent of this Giant among NcgsBoDe
circulation having reached 80 700 copies in less than ~
enabledhe publishers ecure the services OF tbe
talented literary gentlemen in the couny employ pom
accomplished Foreign Correspondents and 10 present their
weekly with beautiful Sheet perfected with the Current
of the New World and the Old price merely pon
The Works which appear in the Brother Johnahn %
of the year, in their original form upwards @ M
Hundred Dollarsl
Post Oce Five Dollars year For four months One m
all solvent Banks in the Middle
par Notes of suspended Banks taken their e
New York and the amount discount thereon c
proportonably from the term of subscription
The extremely price of subscription immense
sppor by strict cash busineSsfor never %
supaper unless paid for in advance and always discontinue
the expiration OF the term paid for.
aTPostmasers authorized by law frank couani
aud money for newspaper subscriptions Unless SO FRANKIE
to post age must be paid in all cases Address,
Willis & Company, 162 Nassau street, N. Y.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02

THE Rev. c. A. FOSTER proposes to open
Ss61o T9 for pg IaasS under the name of THE
First Monday in JANUARY next Dec volente.
The course of instruction VIII comprise a thorough
and complete education not only aiming the culture,
strengthening and development of the intellectual powers
but at the refinement of the and formation of the
department for the most correct walks of society.
But literature and science do not within them
selves contain principles for directing rectude of pur
poses check the abused power of knowledge it is
of vital Importance that the youthful mind be stored with
shall this be done BY the nculcation of a high tone
of Christian Ethics In this Institute therefore, Chris
tian Morals shall be prominent feature of instruction
If by the middle of September next, public approba
ton shall respond to this proposition Mr. F. will pro
from the North and elsewhere an able faculty of
Teachers He will spare pains placing the lnst
tue well organized and permanent condition and for
this purpose will endeavor procure the aid of married
gentleman of unquestion able peywhose experience in
teaching has been many years.-and who will as an
Associate Principal.
Mr.. F. Rector and Principal, will be conscien
ousy scrupulous in supervising the discharge of the
Teachers duties, in order that justice may be extended
every pupil
There shall be kept up in the School strict and
uncompromising discipline, without which, all efforts to
teach must prove vain and useless Mr. F. therefore, does
not wish to receive the charge of any young lady, whose
parents will not yield to this highly necessary regulation
The location of the Institute is highly salubrous as
to climate and remarkable for good society
Terms SESSION OF FIvEMoNTHs
One-half payable in advance and the balance at the
end of the session.
FIRsT-PesaIozzian Department, for beginners, $500
Same Department for the more advanced, 1000
SEcoND-Junior Department. 1900
THIRD-Senior Department, 1000
EXTRA
Greek, Latin or French, 1ooo
Tuition % IN Music on the Harp. $500
;, Do do on the Organ, Piano or the Guitar $500
Use Vi oISah OF uuitar 500
10 Harp 500
Tuonin Drawing and Painting. twice in theweek) 500
DO. Fancy Work, 500
Holly Springs, Aug 4. ls4l.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02
APPOINTMENTS.

I5@WM. M GwINN candidate for Congress, and JNo
FREEMAN. candidate for Attorney General will address
their fellow citizens, the times and places following:
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02

GOVERNMENT OF MISSISSIPPI
A. G. McNutt, Governor till Is4I
Thomas b. Woodward Secretary of State
"A. b. Saunders. Auditor of Public Accounts
j. s Curtis State Treasurer
L. f. Collins Attorney General till Nov tsAt
JUDICIARY
Judges OF the High Court of Errors and Appeas--Wm
l. sharkey. James F. Trotter and Edward Turner.
Clerk-Robert A. Patrick
The high of errors and appeals has no pr;sd.;n
except what properly belongs errors and
its sessions holden the first Monday of Januay ant
July Jackson being virtually but one per annum
DIXON, =. =
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02
The State Of Mississippi, TipPah Couhs'
Circuit Court, March Term, lS4l.
Mary Kendrick,

THIS day the Complainant by her attorney ana e
complainant having filed her bill of complaint me
defendant and the satisfaction OF the CouIt a
defendant resides the limits of this State SO na
of this be served him. therefore
ordered by the that unless the said defendant appear before
the said court be held Tor tne county Oh
Tippah State Mississippi of Ripley on the
last Monday September and plead answer lna
the facts charged complanans bill will be had and the
lions therein contained taken confessed is 1uher oraeo
this published three months newspaper publish
ed in the town of Holly Springs in said State.
A copy from the Minutes. Test -
HARDY w. STRICKLIN, CPk,
Thompson & Davis Solicitors for the Plaintiff
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02
COUNTY SEATS.

lNatchez.
Liberty.
lKosciusko.
bolivar, G. III.
lCarrolllon,
Houston.
lGreensborough.
Port Gibson.
lQuitman.
lGallatin.
lCoahoma, @ III.
Williamsburg.
lHernando.
lMeadville.
ILeakville.
lShieldsborough.
Raymond.
Lexington.
Fulton.
jackson G.. FL.
lPaulding.
Fayette.
lEllisville.
lDe Kalb
Marion.
Monticello.
Carthage.
Oxford.
columbus.
Canton.
Columbia.
Athens.
Holly Springs.
Philadelphia.
decatur.
Macon.
|Starkville.
Augusta.
|Pontotoc.
|Holmesville.
Pamela.
Brandon.
|Hillsborough.
|Westville.
Fairfield.
Charleston.
Commerce.
Ripley.
|Jacinto.
icksburg.
Princeton.
| Winchester.
lWoodyille.
louisville.
lCofeevilIe.
Benton.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-02
We are requested to state that Judge HUeHEs who
candidate for Attorney General will meet Mf reeah a a
of his appointments and address the people
xOUyT APPOINTMENTS.

The Hon ID O SHATTUcK and t. NJ TUCKER, Esq
candidates for Governor will address their ellowczens at
the following times and places, VIZ