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Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13
Moaars Vegetable Life Pills & Phenix Bitters. /

HEsE their name
enduin them with tone and vgor and 10 the IN
af ha period in their history they had
eeepive of the day. by physicians
Enjoyment @ Sa partial ai
scarcely those who were unacquanted with
the beautifully philosophical principles upon which they
THE PENx BfTTR are called because they possess
vgor constitutions the Phonix is said to be
eea 70 e 9n The ashes Of ITS own dissolution The Phn
an Parts Of Of the western country which will nfaliby FE
rey all the effects Of Mercury infinitely the
the T fail IN h n nd@ ns e
|" and VIII q found % M certain remedy in all cases
IF the Phoenix bies will be clearly by
The proprietor reces opportunity afforded BY the unver
sal diffusion Of the press for placing his 7ABLE LIFE
MEDICINES within the knwoedge every ndivdu-
which boast the Life P p pnev an
VEGETABLE and contain neither Mercury Anony
n any mineral any whatever They are entire
from rare and powerful plants The virtues of
some eminent chemists altogether unknown
administered mi in so happily efhcaciogsa combination
Ting around and the hardened eces which collect
partially these collected behind as to
produce habual costivenes with all its train
regniar nj b ms lae IS Wen known 70 al
medicines OF the The second effect of the VEG ETABLE
this the liver and the lungs the heahnI
rey depends the regularity the
which takes its red color the the liver
before passes into the near being thus purified by hem and
shei by food coming from clean stomach freely through
the veins OF the and riumphany
the banner of health in the blooming cheek
The following the distressing
which the Vegetable Lille Pills well inabe
DYSPEPSIA by thoroughly cleansing the first and second
stomachS creating healthy bile
and acTid knd;Etuacg, Iaptati0R heart
petite, Heartburn Headache, ReStsSSaeSS,
LaR9u0r and lEanch0y which general SYMPTOMS
pepsia, will vanish, natural
by cleansing the whole length The solvent
and without violence all violent
costve within days. Darras and Ch0o, by
sharp acrd fluids by which these complaints
promoting the ubcaVe secretons OF the membrane
Of a kinds restoring the blood circulation
through the
have been known Rheumatism permanently weeks
and Gent in halt that time BY removing local inflammation
muscles and gaments oithc DrOp
and kidneys and badde they operate
ghuy onhos and hence have
certain ronedy the OF Gravel Also
dodgng from the tunings of the bowels the Shiny which
these adhere Asthma aud Consumption BY relieving
vessels the lungs the which slight colds
OCCASION which if becomes hardened produces
those dreadful diseases Scurvey Ulcers and
perfect Pills give blood
humors ScoIbutic Eupons Bad Compilations
Alternative the fluids that feed the skin the
which all Eupive complaints Saow Cloudy and
diSageeabe Compilations The these Pills
ime will effect entire Salt Rheum Erysipeas
king in the CearaesS the kia
Influenza will always be cured by dose
remedy this distressing
the VegeahEe ife Pi deserve distinct emphatic re-
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13

Y of deed of Trust the Undersigned BY
slst May duly recorded IN the Comics Marshall
m and an for the purposes
The 18th deg Of Mag, 1872
the Rhe bdder for Of n
interest beng moe Tract of about 5000 of land
Seleon and
@ Shs n m oBs bep 5
A the following detached parcels Of land Wit The sonh-
quarter of SECTION @ = Town Range East South
The 2oth day Of Nay 1912,
LLhELE NsGRoEs and foloSng Tracts desirable land
on 29 all of Township Range Aerid-
Also several valuable Blood Horses including the imported
lion VoLNEY unless the have been previously disposed
Aso Cattle Hogs Plantation Utensils Wagons and
TIE 2ard day of Mag, 1912,
in in The The S" sy spF1S of capi'sl
TIE 21st day Of June. 1912.
paed upon the waters the Greek named the a
haehie and State Of Mississippi about Twelve miles from tna
upon the improved parts growing the time
d f2l9 qa E and be oek
Horses @ Mules @ Cattle nos Corn Fodder Plantation Implements
The 24tb day Of Jane, 1912.
Al began MS, The county OF leobusha, mile
he town OF Grenada the Tract Of land surrounding and embracing
the said mills supposed TO contain about Three Thoqsa
which several hundred consist OF valuable Greek Boon
TUREs and FINE PoER Tanner and Work sbons
a most desirable object OF speculation:
tSo at The time and place. undry lots and improvements
situated IN the town OF Grenada and The Stock of Farming Uen
sis Household Furniture, Iron, Backsmfhs and Carpenter
Tools, Carts, Wagons and Garry logs. And
o half section oland situated the
and known as being The which recently purchased
John Sperry.
Selling Trustee. convey title han pos
SesS as SUCH E. PUGH Dawes :
Marshall County, Miss. De- o 1911.
n b. BY the wish and parties interested
George H. Wyatt Esq will be Tiuee
the sales OF the property
The whole business will be conducted by jointly.
E. P Dawes,
GEO. H. WYATT.
Marshall County, Miss Dec.l9, isil-a0-tds.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13
TRUST SALE.

y virtue of deed of executed by William E. Smith the
Undersigned for the purposes therein mentioned and recorded
the Probate Clerks office Marshall county, Mississippi
9th day Of June 1870 in Deed Book c. 627 62s
i'll sell the highest bidder for cash. the Court House Door
4e town Of Holly Springs,
Monday the I9th day cfSepfem5er, 1912
following described property number 25
the addition the Holly Springs and located Sec
3D. Town = and Range OF the basis meridian, in the
;hickasaw cession.
The title the above property believed TO be good but will
1ake such title only, as is vested in me as trustee
JOHN L. CHISM.
March Is 1Sf2-34-6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13
TRUST sale

Ry virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed 10 me -
y and A. CAAaPBELL; and recorded in JB Z p con
18th day Of July A. D. 1910; in Deed book y Il
49, | SHALL proceed, A u On pagss NJ
On Moud0y the 2oth dag of June an.
at the Court House door in the town of Hon 1872
for ass the highest bidder the oPIlags a
with the valuable improvements thereon si6s,ss Pc ~
Holly SprlEgS-o Wit Lois No. & I6. ae9 b = lAs s
Lots NO. q ID, as represented in the man ~ tl Pl
Springs; on Section No 81, Township Nc e log1
The title is believed 10 be undoubed but seb ise 30
as is vested in me BY said deed of trust oA vii ID,
September the 9th, 1s4I-S-tds Is Ta.s
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13
EEu.l,s vvorras Eoaengcs.

)ROVED in more than 1900 case~ to be lnlahbe ts a
i tain Worm Destroying medicine in use and ftaaa
discovery ever made for dsfeng the varion> kinds e
frequently and disiressingy annoy both children aud a
ny diseases arise from and occasion iEenSe ut
even death, without their being suspected H
very often afflicted with them and duccrcd
paints without any benefit when dose IF these Loeac
speedily cure them They intalbe remedy aud N
10 the taste that children will aae them readily
pernint Lozenge Parents should always keep 3hec Lz
the house, ior they are the hest medicine thai BE-
children afflicted with worms.
Price p cents per box. with fall directions. Fo-y4
atr T. Shoemake's dry good store Holly Springs Ns
April %, 1643-39-5m
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13
rRUST SALE.

pY virtue Of deed executed By Richard E. Haden and
II Cummins, me, purposes
toned which deed record the Probate Clerks Office Mar
shall county, Mississippi book H. COT will sell
at the Court House the of Holly Springs the high
est bidder for cash,
Monday the 19sh dag Of September 1912
the following described property viz lot number liz
fronting Lagrange 26 feet and running Hernando
street Go feet the plan ofhe Holly Springs
title good but will make only such title vested
trustee. LEVI CUMMINS.
March 18th ISf1--34--6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13
NOTICE.

LII persons Interested please lake notice thar s
OF March, 1872, the undersigned appointed ihe
Court OF Marshall county, OF Mississippi Secuie
ne property OF William Cram decd aie said M
anu TO De administrator ed ceieeadaBt of his A
having claims against the said William
hereby notified and required exhibit the the
collector and adminiSfra aforesaid, within
law, or the same will be barred. n persons indebted
viii please pay the the undersigned pyhoui delav
HAMILTON TIIORNTQE
March 2s lS42-36-Gw cellrrtsr.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13
rIHLLsNARY AND DTANTUA MAKING

GgRga GGa Pa AA&A23s
ITAVING returned TO Holly Springs, would fespecl
Ii her friends and the public that she IS prepared
business in the above line on the shortest notice
rangements procure The latest fashions she haes
strict attention to business, merit share Of publ
% Shop the Southwest corner of Tie pu2As p
door North Of J. S. WIggs confectionery. S.
April %, 1872.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13
NoEECE.

TnE STATE MISSISSIPPI, !
Marshall County, The undersigned having
pointed BY The Probate Court of said county the nu
1872 Commissioners receive and examine al claims
eTal creditors against the estate or William Watkins Dec
ported by Johnathan Hollowe administrator thereof
vent; Will the Office OF rryon M. Yancey, 10 t
Holly Springs the first Mondays oil June, july and
the purpose of receiving all claims against the estate q
sed TRYON NJ YANCEYst
April Is 1912. JAMES c. ALDERSON53s
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13
@ - e e q ST 6 a


- TILL continues the above business town
- Holly Springs MAN, Street. three doors
He
"nlc1 ne oners low Tor cash. 3. A MYERS.
N b. Hats
September 30th,-I0-tf -
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13
Notice..

THE undersigned, at the April Term, 1912 ofhe Probate
of Marshall County, having .ea appointed Commis,o
receive and claims the
liam Dye Deceased, reported insolven bv his Adnini
the Office of Cl.AYToN SrEkRNs in Holly SpIn Es
first Mondays OF June October and January nest
of all claims against said estate
April 20, 1912. Waf f. STEARNS, l C
A. PEARCE, (sw
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13
NOTICE.

1Mrsaau Copafy, The undersigned. having b.
pointed By the Probate Court of said county The Janua
1872 Commissioners receive and examine all claims ol
al creditors, The Of Turner Echol Deceased
by Iarin EchoS administrator thereof Be inSoTen
a the Office Of fryon NJ Yancey in the of Holly s
the first Mondays Of June July, August and Sepemhsr ne
purpose of receiving all claims against The t
TRYOE II. EANCEY, g.
April 1872. JAMES c ANDERSON, }ss
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13
IruS t sd le.


John Stone and
ID Clerks Office Tippah county
Mississippi 2Sth day February Book O.
800 39 sha sell to the highest bidder for cash. the
residence of John the aforementioned premises,
On Monday the first dag Of Auguss, 1842,
the following land Sectioa No. 2S in Township
Range ofthe basis meredan the Chckasaw
lands in said county and State Ao 6ve LIKELY NEGROES
Dick Augusas ert Green provided
delivered under said deed OF trust before the day
The title the land believed be undoubed but such
will be made as is vested in ne by said deed trust
THOMAS TOOMBES Trustee.
ALSO AT the time and place. by virtue deed
executed the undersigned by John
the Probate Clerks Office of Tppah Mississippi 20h
day OF july 1910 in Deed Book c. SOB and 56f We shall
sell to the highes- bidder cash. the following
Section No 2S in Township No. of Range No. East the ba
sis meredan Of the Chckaaw lands said county
the following personal provided
under said deed
wit: Ten LIKELY NEGROES six head of
eighty head CATTLE seveniyve Sheep yoke
dred head hogs backsnhs divers
household and kitchen furniture farming utensils tedious
MENTION particularly enumerated in of Such
ne will be made vested in by said deed ofirust.
THOMAS TOOMBES.
THOMAS PETERS.
feoruary |, lo42-2F-6m Trustees
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13
GROCERIES. GROCERTEs!,

TUST Received (sr0ccrsp<
which will sell reduced prices for Persons wshn
supply themselves with aocEaEs the year. would do well 10
give US a call McQUlIKIN s. OWENS.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13
ADmHNIsTRATOR's NOTICE

THE undersigned 1t the March term, 1872 Of ne
i of Marshall county, appointed admin
of Simon BTney deed AL persons indebted 70 80
quested TO make prompt payment to Us, and all
against the estate will present the same to US
within the time prescribed bY Ia wv they vii o m m
Arril p lsfa-se-ew BENlAA
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13

From the PhIlade pntd uotc A-eo6eA
LINES WRITTEN BY A LADY,
excuse for her zeal in the cause of temperance and
ssed TO a friend who told her she "was almost MOI
MAC on the subject of alcoholic drink.
Go. feel what have felt,
Go. bear what have borne
Sink meath the blow father dealt,
And the cold, proud worlds scorn-
Thus struggle on from year TO year,
Thy sole relief the scalding tear
Go, weep as have wept
Ger loved fathers fall,
See every cherished promise swept,
Youths sweetness turned to gall,
Hopes faded flowers strewed all the way
That led me up 10 woman's day.
Co. kneel as have knet,
Implore, beseech and pray
Strive the besotted heart to melt,
The downward course to stay
Be cast, with bitter course, aside
Thy prayers burIesqucd, thy tears dcfied
Go, stand where have stood
And see the strong man now
With gnashing teeth, lips bathed in blood
And cold and livid brow:
Go, catch his wandring glance and see
There, mirrored, his souPs misery.
Go, hear what have heard
The sobs of sad despair;
As memory feelings fount had stirred
And its reyealings there
Hath told him what he might have been.
Had he the drunkatds fate forcseen
Go to thy mothers side,
And her crushed spirit cheer
Thine own deep anguish hide,
Wipe from her cheek the teal
Mark her dimmed eye her furrowed brow
The gray that sreakS her dark hair now,
Her toil-worn frame her trembling limb,
And trace the ruin back to him
Whose plightcd faith in early youth
Promised eternal love and truth
But who, foresworn. hath yielded up
This promise in the deadly cup,
And led her down from love and light,
From all that made her pathway bright,
And chained her there mid want and strife,
That lowly thing-a Drunkards Wife.
And stamped of childhood's brow so mild,
That withering blight-a Drunkards Child
Go hear, and see and feel and know
All that my soul hath felt or known
Then look upon the wine cups glow
See if its brightness can atone
Think if its flavor you will try,
If all roclaimed-"'Tis drink and die p
Tell me | hate the bowl
Hate is feeble word
toathe. abhor-rny very sou!
With strong disgust is stirred,
Wheneer see, or hear, or tell
Of the dark bererage of Hell.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13
The State Of mississippi, CIRCUIT Corn
MARSHALL CouNrY;} Marst Tea. lsg
Frances Apn Leuis, by her next
Friend YIN. s. Saunders.


fIeH'Y 11e1CtS.
THIS day came the complainant b. attorney and H}s-...
pears 10 the satisfaction OF the Couu 8eon aEssgf
William ). Saunders, that the said Henry is - K
IN this state and that he is resident hereof @
dered By the Court that the facts charged bv com9au
be SET for hearing al the of this our crae M
defendant will then and there appear ard plead answer e
the same that copy his order published IN The usr
Gazette, newspaper Published in the Of Holly Sn
for the space OF three months previous
true from ibemire.
Iesf, a T CARUTHEBS fs
Apr il l, 1842.-3G-3m
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13
CORN MEAL.

subscribers have made Will keen
Il constantly hand fresh NEAL which
for MQUILKIN s. OWENS.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13

TAVE YOU 4 COUGH a--Do noi n.o,...
Il sands have met premature death for The want
ton common cold. Have You cough DR. nei.sss
LozENGss, safe medical prescription conafBirg -f IL
drugs and used in extensive practice for several
positively afford relief, and you from thar avf5 $
monarv consumption which usually sweeuS isfo -st
dreds. For sale Mr.. :. Shoemake dry GOOD slpT N
April 22 1912. s saae
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13
Dr. Lacount's vegelable Toofh-nnhe -

Dr. ElcOEnSS Vegetable TOOfla-aehp rl,-.
A CERTAIN AND IMMEDIATE CURr @
DR. LACOUNT having appointed several a2entS e-r
- his valuable drops for The OF Toa.h-ache
dence recommend 1t as an niallibe cuFe in all eases
verei giving Ttlef IN very few minutes and thai toe
injury TO the Teeth Gums when in a morbid Stale -
ring healing action Price, 50 cents vial
For sale at Mr.. T. Shoemake's dry good so-s q
Springs, Miss. IApril ,, lS42-3a--.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13

The Reporter Grenada and Naiehcz Courier Nachez will
insert the above weekly till day SALE and forward
this office. The Nachez Courier will please
ugh Dawes former advertisement of Yaluable
toes,'' and forward bill thiso flee
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May 10.
WATCHES

Yf EMUEL LYNCH has the pleasure Of an.
nuuncing 10 lis friends aud The public pe.
nerally, that he has received from PhIIadelphis
a neat assortment Of JEWELLERY, consist.
ing in part &c
Gold and Silver Lever Watches, and
plain Verge Watches,
Gold guard and fob Keys. 49,
Fine Gnld Rings, "...:
Breast Pms and Earrings. ...
Silver Pencils. and Leads TO sui.
Silver rhimbles, &c.
Gold Hearts and Crosses,
A rich assortment Of Silver aud Steel
Speclacles, to suil all ages.
Silver Table and Tea Sponns.
Salt Spoons. aud Butter Knives,
Rogers superior Knives and Scissors,
Silver Ear and Tooth Picks,
Money Purses, and Tooth Brushes,
Gold Shirt Buttons,
Steel and Gilt Watch Keys and Chains,
Sllk-Brsid, and Elastic Guards for
Watches,
Gold Barrel Loeke,s,
Coral. Guih Lockets,
e. Watches aud clorks ii an descriptions
cleaned and repaired IN he accustomed supe-
Iinr style.
Nay L So
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C0NGRESS.--0n Thursday, April
%, the Senate took up the general appro-
priaiion bill, and proceeded to consider
the amendments made TO il by the finance
committee.
The Senate lIicu held an executive ses-
sion.
On Friday, the Senate again took M
the general appropriation bill, aud conii-
nucd the consideration Of the amendments
made By the finance committee.
On Saturday, after the presentation Of
memorials. and the consideration Of one
or two private bills, the Senate. in COM
miitee of the whole, proceeded to the con-
sidcra,ion Of The general appropriation bill.
On Monday, May 2, Mr.. Williams,
ftom the committee on naval affairs, re-
ported the bill to establish and regulate
the navy, without amendments; and the
bill to regulate tho pay and emoluments
Of pursrrs and warran, officers in the ma
w, with amendments, reducing the pay of
parsc7s far the first class from $4,000 10
$4,000; thoscof the second to So, 900; and
from that down to 50, 900 and to 81 500.
The Senate held an executive session.
On Tuesday, after the expiration of the
morning hoar, The Senate proceeded TO
the consideration Of the general appropri-
alton bill.
On Wednesday, thu appartionment bill
was refcrredIlo the Judiciary committee.
after which the general appropriation bill
Was considered in commii,ea Of the Whole
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lENnrRLTIC MEEIIEn-

- AFhe - "a ~ - AZ q AaN MNa
Ala mering he'd q Mf. John Tho.
mas. On he uaulsils. On lie evening
d Friday he On Instant, Cor ne purpose
81 appointing delegates 10 sIle Coansy
cenErntinn 70 be held on Tuesday 81
Nay Coust. gnoslly number Of the eisi-
zens hciag colleried together, on motion
Of Col. YIN. shaw. Mr. Charles Turner
was called 10 the chair, and WIN. r.
Jones, esg. and Capt. Joseph b. McMur-
ray appointed secretaries.
The Prrss:sAs lhen prDSiaimed The
meeting duly organized and read, Cor the
despatch Of business. when. on motiun Of
VIM. +. Jones. Col. shaw briefly ex-
planned ihe object Of The meeting.
On motion. the chair then appointed
he following gentlemen as delegates 10
represent Capt. Johnslon's District IN the
Connly Convention:
Patterson Thompson. Samuel kirkpas
rick. James Clendenin. James Jones, Sa-
mnel bradshaw, Psisley Kirkpatrick,
William Russell, Maj. John Cheek, Hugh
kirkpatrick. John Hunter. Col. Thomas
Jones, Alexander Woods, Ireel NJ. Phil
lips. John Tale, esq, Jamcs Turner, and
David Johnston.
On motion OF G. c. Smith. The Chair
man and Joseph n. McMnrray were add
ed 10 lie delegation.
On motion. the chair appointed w. F.
n =.
Jones, esq. Capt. Joseph b. McMurray.
and L. c. Smith. committee To draft
resolutions, who. after Withdrawing Ior 4
short time, reported the following rcsolu-
lions, which were adopted:
]. Resolved, That we approve Of lhe
County Convention % be held IN IIills>
borough on Tuesday Of MAY C0url.
. ?. Resolved. that we approve of The
course pursued by orr candidate LOUIS
ID. HEsRT, in the bold stand he takes in
defending the rights Of the people against
all corporations having exclusive priyi-
leges.
B. Resolved, That we will use our best
endeavoars 10 secure his election by al
honorable means. and moi by huInhugge-
~ and The sound Of empty barrels aud dry
gCurls.
4. Resolved, That VIC condemn The
bankrupt law and lis advocates.
5. Resolved, That we are opposed 10
the distribution nf The proceeds Of the
sales Of The public lards while The ireasu-
~ is empty.
9. Resolved, Tha, we disapprove of a
high tzrifion salt, iron. sugar, coffee, &C.,
but do approve protective iariiIo wines.
silks, cloths. and many other articles of
luxury.
7. Resolved, That VIC disapproye Of
the 5th resolution passed at d meeting al
High Falls on the Both ult.
g. Resolved, That we disappr0ve a
minority ruling majority, and that The
subject Of The division Of The county be
submitted 10 the people a, the ballot box.
at The next August election, and tlat shall
be instruction FOR or Representatives.
In the discussion on the question OF the
division Of The county. there appeared 10
be but lille difference Of opinion, The
meeting being composed both Of Wings
and Democrats, both unanimously uniting
in The adoption Of The seventh and eighth
resolutions.
On motion OF G. C.. Smith. il was then
ordered, that the proceedings Of this meet
ing be published in the Recorder and
Standard.
CHARLES TURNER, Pnsl.
s %s' B. : m SGsIs, seay'.
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Weekly Almanac.
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

ID A convention Of the members
Of the different Temperance Societies
throughout the county will be held in
this pace on the secOnd Saturday IN gIay
neri, for the purpose OF organizing q
County Society. which shall become aux
Hilary to the State Temperance Society.
and for agreeing upon some general prin-
ciples upon which the different Tempe
rance Societies may act efficiently and in
concert.
ApIls0 90
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Notice.

A MOTION will be made before the Justices
90 81 the Peace at the May Term of our Cont
Of Please and Quarter Sessions, on Thursday.
that the Sheriff be instructed To open the polls
a. the August election and 10 take the sen. q
OF the people npon the question Of the Division
o'0ranee County Ills hoped. ,hertforr, q at
there will be full bench &C justices presen,
This seems 20 be the wish Of lsIsc po,tion oe
the people OF the county.
Mayf. 25-
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Same Of The I.ncofoco papers are cen
suring The Wings IN Congress Cor refusing
to refund to Gen. Jackson The fine impas-
ell npon him by Judge II III, fla. These
attacks Of The Licof"co press lose all their
force " they otherwise had an, when il
is remembered that these very gentleman
held und,spn,sd sway IN the adIn,nisua
tration of,he Government for long term
of years. and yet during the whole period
aeeer cacs though Of paying bick this
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We give to-day We conclusion Of Mr..
CLw's second admirable speech on his
resolution proposing 10 relreneh The ex-
pendilnrcs OF The government and 10 rcgu-
late the duties on imports, &c. We are
sure j, Wi be read with grea, interest.
We intend next week TO publish the
spccrh Of the Hon. VIZ. A. GRAHAM on
The loan bill. II contains much valuable
Information. and viii be read with plea.
SIRE BY his numerous friends.
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al snaueh II he rsblie Ir.a.ure IN OH
sf ma'lrr.-~hg cad Ihsy eeuy Crnsrsl
Iseksan Ihs one o. iwo thasssnd dollars
shieh shsy claim n BE- l.ss d.el
.7i5aay Daily FIR.