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J. G. GREGORY x CO. MANAGERS
Richmond. Va.

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WEDNESDAY EVENING-s2OOOO & 900. 1000 1000 ? 40
20 prizes 1000 20 Of Goa 20 of 900. Tickets s.
prizes Of $1,000 40 Of 200 so Of $50 IS OF 100
s..
FRIDAY EVENING" ESelnngc-sl0OOO 94O4-5 prizes Of
$1,000. ) Of 300 of goo. : Of $50. Tickets 81
SATURDAY EVENING prizes Of $4,000 10 OF 1000 ri
400. 10 Of 400. Tickets S..
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR DECEMBER 1912
35,29I DoiIars-S3O,OOO Ncrl
virginia Lccsburg Lottery Glass K, 1sI2 to be
dawna Aetandrl Va Saturday 10Th December 1912
Gnnd Pntes-S35s9l Hoo 5000 $500 1851 so
prizes Of ~ 900 sc. &c.
Tickets sIo-HaNes s5-Quaners - 80.
Certificates of Packages of IS Whole Tickets $3.50
10 do - Hall dn IS
DO do IS Quarter do ~ so
100000. loo Prizes q SiOO
virginia fEonongntin Lottery, Glass q, for 1919.
u be drawn NJ Alexandria, Va
her isi2 Brilliant Schemr-s3oOOo 10000. 5000, 1000
2500. i0i7. 100 Pnzes Of $1,000.
Tickets SiO-lialycs SS-Quaucrs - 50.
Certificates of Packages Of IS Whole Tickets $40
In do 9S Hall do
Do Do % Quarter d. - SO
100000, t2.5OOi
Virginia Iccsburg Lottery. Class =, Cor isl2-
10 be drawn NJ Aeundrn Va Saturday 3lN December
tsi2--il drawn Ballots.
Grand capttals-s9oOOO Issoo 10000 5 900 1900 s7o4
1000 1873, 1000 i.iOO-2 prizes 1850 , u 1900 20 Of
1000 20 q 500 20 o 400 30 o 900 &C.
&C. sc.
Tickets siO-IIalycs s5-onarcrs - so
Ccrifcatcs II Packages OF &c Whole Tickets $50
d. d. % Hair Do
10 do 90 Qulrsr A., q 30
pTfof Tickets and shares Cericaics Of Packages the
above sruld Iouerc--idircss g. Crrgory 60 MANAGE.
drawings sem immediately amer thcy who order
a above
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NOTICE.

On The night q the 18Th November. 1872 there was
IL takrn or srad from paiugs of Rich
~ Nmont Bacon Rmnch bcautl tlayAiarc. common
AI- SIRE wen formed with ceam limbs height not cx
actg known but supposed Ca IT, high with
small hl'ge m The face. and the white thu len
fore oi ie incnedto b. white sio ai-o white
about the right nsnk Fvc reward and an reasonable
eSpcnscs wa be Tadf delivered ouauef Branch
dc w AUGUSrIN MAHANEs.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMI1N1S IA OR y SALE.
MONDAY, the 2nd January offered for sale
~ TO the highest bidder, months AZ Louisa
Court House SANkS among whom young men
one Blacksmith and forgean. and Wagzone and
tons Of excellent iron be put up suit
The Slaves VIII be sold before the front door
and the Iron at the Depot
And ON the ID Monday Of the being Court Dav win
DC offered tor sale on sans terms thu dsto.ng
OF 'neh property NJ Amherst Court House among
whom are valuable House Servant and children boy
and gih from years OIL
Bonds and approved security win be purchasers
and eeaies OF Clerks of Courts Of distant
eeiV As testimony IN determining the
not known TO the subscriber
CH.AS- 8 JONES. Admir-
de Z-cwot de bons OF Thomas Mayburrv, decd
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I AW NOTICE.-Woop BouIpy & WI

- IAN G. C,RRIsoToS .inorHoys Ct Iiois.
A. VIII attend all the Courts heretofore attended Bouiin
e. the superior and Inferior Courts Charlotte Campbell Nice
nhurs and Halifax and FRINGE E,r
Enquirer will copy w5w. no Is-cw6yv
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Auftion 6ales.
THIS DAV.


Large sal, Of CAias, Crockerv and GLs..r.,<
on WEbNt'DN MORNING. Dre. al the conner -s- up,-,
IN" exchange Hotel will reserve. fy. -,
men OF China. crockey and Glassware Ac Ac
NC INIOks a nROrHeR Amen.
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MORE LIGHT.
a.r...y m,

HAVE just received BY the Nauaganse fresh pippy of thai
beautiful SOLAR LAMP of patterns various siler
Solar Lamps for the mane piano. rough cut shades with
nd without d.ors-
Solar Lamps for the centre pier tables.
Solar Lamps for suspcndng suitable dining rooms or
hOos
The above Lamps intended spfm OIL ani no doub,
~ burn lard oil JAMES EVANS
de : China D.alcr Main strr.,
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INLoEs A BROTHER. Aue,.
SHOCKOE HILL TAVERN.

Rtchmond. NiFHinin.
'lh subscriber having leased house
II Nrs Braekett respectfully inform. his friends ami az, n,hI.
generally that h. has commenced keeping IL as
House OF Public Entertainments
lie promises those who favor him conranv Thai he
WIZ 'oea'or by his constant attention. by furnished table
~" All other ncednl accommodations render them coma bic
ana Sshed during their stay with him good Stable
"n,h sil'u al Az Tines be well supplied attended
Inc House pleasantly situated upper part Of town
what retired AMI at the way of busne
lie cs Tor his establishment patronage as NAV urt
ana quests ms lenis and tho public hun
r. The Subscriber has large and comfortable Rooms NON
Do Charges very moderate
no - WV JACOB wooDsoN.
oshen butter-A few rkns Of carefully selected Goshen
- e'' rom the best daires IN New York just anding
sehr' James " Bcrine. and for by
dec div npoxvc A
"it and quarter bbIs. No. q mackcreI, Just ar.
rived AMI selling low. for cash
BAKER A THORNTON
"' Square below Od Market
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AMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COM.


ENIlE eighth Annual Meeting the James
u River and Kanawha Company will be held Capitol
of Richmond with permission proper authority on MON
AN, the 18th December
by order of the President and Directors.
w. Il. CIIr1TENDEN secy
!, Richmond 9Th November, Isi2
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e young Ladies having been for many years pupils in our
seminary and especial objects Of are
OF course Intimately acquainted dispositions character
and mental qualifications which saw III then,
o with hdety and success ths important they
have undertaken We cieerfuy recommend ,I 40 ~
rents soetou- for the happiness Of their
oct sS-ewu THE MISSES NELSON
Ions.
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CnARL0TrNsvIttr sept, H. 1870
having ' many years of my life Keen under private tuton
" m S- hg'w take great pleasure in bearing my testimony
10 hs singular fitness for the To
worth h. unies admirable equany patience Of temper
which qualify him equally for the disc education Of voh
With grateful and lively the aa. that myssf de-
rived from his Instructions safry recommend hun for h.
scholarship hrs moral qualifications and tact in inc
ting the enege dplnng the mind rendering permanent M
atainrnents Of his pupils ALEXANDER RIVEa
ker a-o to Hugh A. Garland ESQ., Petershg and Prof Ro-
bert g. Branch ilamPien Sidney Colesc
no
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JAMES A. PATERSON,

JAMES A. PATERSON,
q mn nm d - ION Mere n mt.
ALI
KIM SACKS Marshall" SALT
cOO 100 bags Laeura Coffee, prime
100 do 81 Domingo do
IL hhds 81. CroiS Sugars
- barrels No. llcung-
- boxes Sperm Candies. first quality
bbls best Winter Strained Sperm oil
ecroons Caracas +. Indigo
Il hhds Bacon Sides
q bales Louisiana Black Mos
5000 lbs Spring Hill" Cotton Yam
IL bales do Batting
II bags Feathers
packs Decr-Skns
ALSO,
~ cks "Burnctt, sfoughton & Go. - Wines, ri:
or. casks London Particular Madeira
Do do old ami superior serciaI
DO do do do
do do do do Grape Juice
do oask very old and superior Malmsey NADIA
All Of direct importation. and warranted pure. de CIV
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CLASSICAL SCHOOLN
PRINCE EDWARD

'uNHE subscriber will open a School for instnic
ton IN the various branches English and Cluse, t
cation at Walkers Church Prince county Va on The r.
day Of February lsi3 H- scholastic year OF Ten
months 49, ~ '''
For Reading. Writing and Arithmetic sra
English Grammar and Geography a.
Mathematics and Ancient Languages IA
Boanl be had respectable families IN the neiyhh ,
81 per an "A pfc- nVv
Prince Edward. Nov. ~ Ist2
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Anftion 9ales.
FUTURE DAYS.
ny DuuIap, MoaCurc A Go.

By DsulsP, MonCurc a Go.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY the sth commencing oshosk viii
DRY Goods suited to tn and approaching
| ing Of
super London blue black and fancy Ciosl.-
Do fancy eotoared nbhed Ca-imsres
Drab. blue md min ssineu-
: PihDf Cloths Beaver
Kentucky Jeans Tweed cas-nere-
kerseys. Plaid and Red Lin.eys
superhne white. red and scarlet Flanneis
Tiesins-. - Apron Checks. superhn.
and and :. s s. sh,dins- and shee'ins.
super Canbneks and Jaeonet-
French worked Mu,in-
Buck Gloves sn-I~niers &c. nc.
20 pieces s., Burtap. for bagyipy
100 ready made Overcoaf.L
o,axss 500 cash. over 500 month. credit for
Win be aided be sold without re-erv. for
cash. % packages Dry Goods per Ionc
Gnsham- Apron and Furniture Checks Washington Plains all
wor-ted kersey Kentucky Twir satnei. Ca.ne-
FITTING Back Cloves assorted Ho-e Sutherland
Worsie shaw Duf Whitney and Ro-e "a 20 ~ Blanket.
iwiSed font and Maekanaw Blankets.
DUNLOP. MoNCCRE co.
Auet,.
300 Packages shoes Root-, at auction.
IN MI IofsnAf the 9th instant. 10 O'Clock be
our Office 800 packages Shoes recently received from
consisting part Of ~
Ladies' Misses shoes ami Boots
.,enlsmen'- and Youths Shoes Pumps and slpper,
Women's Shoes nd Boots
Mems and Boys Shoes Brogans, Water Boots and City
Inade BroSues -
~" above embracing every variety Shoes nd Boots
100 cases Fur and Silk Hats brrabrms and f.hionable
shapes
- fur seaht and Seal CAPS Of and qualities
ierms-un der 800 sOo months credit for nh
proved negotiable paper
ADDITIONAL.
VIA be added above sae-
40 sides bemlock lime Leather
$50 do oak Leather
ul-sefa and wa nrogu
doz Calf
doz heavy Nip Leather
dor pink. yellow and white Innings and BINDINGS
% SIDES skirtng Harness and Bride Leather
o. DUNLOP. MoNCURE a. co. Auct.
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THE MISSES NELSON

Nv ILL open Boarding School for Young La.
dies the 18Th October in the county of
Hanover about Is Mules u Richmond miles from Beaver
Dam Depot the Louisa Railroad situation OF IN. School
very fine one being long u,ra and
wholesome air. and also very Of Carriage can A,
time be sent To those who the Railroad D.n
The course of'rueon in this School VIII the branches
OF English necessary 10 complete and thorough Education together
with the French Language and f desired upon M Pao
or Guitar The mos careful paid To the Re-
gious instruction and moral department pups being
thought that they will be bes; usefulness In this work. he
Earning TO live for the The will extend from,
tenber being time vacation y
For Board and Tuition ereeu music sso
For Music on the Piano with Use OF the in<np-
Payable hall yearly IN advance.
Reference be made
Right Rev. VIM Meade
Rev w " Pendeon, Ep High School OF Va
fhilp Nelson ESQ Miwood- Clarke Va
Mr. Persco. Richmond.
appcaion Tor admission TO the School, T1ona.
Ne~on ES RicmondOr TO VIM Nelson Esq Dam De-
pot, Hanover county.
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UPLAND INsPECTtONs.-B, Act of the Legislature 81
b state seems Upland Tobacco insured IN any Ware
MISC In this city by STATE bu that stored In tho Public Ware
onse We the inspectors siockoc Warclos Richmond 20
p,yept any difficulty objection storing upland Tobacco this
W,rebou have earcd different responsible
Oes for ample al Upland Tobacco stored here
aud win NJ nj times Keep fully covered
No 9g--cw6w MOSBN y SHETLAND
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slate River Academy.
INHE tenth annual session of ten months will
commence the. January, lsi3 This Institution
onnue under direction Mr. Lewis Turner NJ A. Fnci
a who viii adopt may be cSpcdent the NJ
tuction which schools of Ancient Languages
Modern Languages Mathematics Natural and Moral Philosophy and
Irmstry University ~ Virginia Mt r. VIII BE- assisted
~ Mr Wyau w. Elliott, graduate NJ tire Virginia Military nsii
ute.
rcrua-Fnr English s2j-For the higher studies S95.
Tho recommend with confidence this academy 10 the
nbc n one that please. being miles
ye of buckingham C. H. n healthy country. n moral
md intelligent pcoac a facilities for mpafting
moron IN anil comprehensive education Board Including.
lrng and igitsl can had with either Of for ss5
VIM r. MOSEI.EY.
III. w. BONDuRANr
., 4 .cy CIR. MOSELTY
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II - Justice Of the Peace for thu aforesaid.
hereby certify that whose is above subscribed
atestng witness personally appeared before
- aforesaid and made OATH tha the above named -
@----, whose subscribed par
to the above letter Of attorney acknowledged the pres
nee Of the said witness their AMI decd.
Witness hand and seal this day of - eighteen hun
red and - - fScaI1
10 cMfI2dec
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FORm OF TsRoXY1

IL NOW ALL MEN ny THESE PRESENTS That we, the
IN Subscribers being Stockholders James River
la Company do hereby and appoint our
and lawful attorney proxy represent each us in all
sncra meetings the Stockholders OF Company are
personally represented 10y proxy
and authority such general
nes and IN do such other each 1T
member Of the said meeting, II personally present
nd o hereby rafy and confirm votes
cts our said attorney lawfully give do for pursuance
ID the authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness hands and Of. thousand
lgh hundred and
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NOTICE hereby Directors for the
Union Company and for the Union Company viii he
held the office of ESD IN Balporr on the
fourth Monday Of December instant.
de 2 3tp ny ORDER TIE DIRECTIONS
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UMBRELLAS, UMBRELLAS.

Y NJ DIt EIIII4lI', z vi DII IIIIIiB.
oIIoN UMBRELLAS AT 80 cts 81 cts ST. Is $50 and 81
~ Sin Umbrellas all and qualities
= ALSO,
good NJ Merino
Lambs wool and Merino Hose and . Hose
Buck, Beaver, Md, and Wooden Gloves
The above very cbeap for cash al
j. b. CUNNINGHAMS
de > Cheap Cash Dir Good Main
kinry for ISi3.-J W. Randolph received for sale
~ Desiers Pocket Diary and Almanac calculated for
members OF the Bar Merchants rdesmen and business
general.
Diary for lsi3 or Daily Register for the families
ana men OF business containing blank for every day year
for the record OF events.
VALUABLE BOOKS
Family Payers being complete weeks with aLli
tional occasions and Of
family BY Rev L. Bckersetialso Treatise on PRAYER
CATHOLIC ALMANAC FOR ls43.
The Metropolitan Catholic Iaty Directory for
Price -
HENRY CLAY ALMANAC FOR Is43
Containing and Anecdotes and Biographical Sketch for
sale al 1 W RANnoI pII,S
dc Book Store and Rindcry.
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RATE COAlFor sale. by the subscriber. the ward Of the
~ Richmond and Petersburg Rail Road Company MIDIOTHI
AN AMI CREEK Goals suitable for Crates, having
been screened and slated and the greatest taken
10 exclude all hard substances which Objectionable
TTIOS 4 NJ NANCE
dc
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18

ALSO, at the same time and place, by virtue
of a Deed of Trust xecutcd 10th undersigned by
Edward Pegram, bearing date The 7th day of Feb
ruary, 1910, and duly recorded in the County Of
Tippah in Deed Book c., pages 367, sos and 269
and for the purposes therein expressed viii sell
NEGROES, to Wit: Simon, Sarah, Solomon,
TAYLOR, Maria, Caroline, Harriet, Mary, Lucy,
Cassandra, Margaret, Virginia, Marth3, Billy,
Dick, Mark, Jacob, George, and Holland
p-FSelling as Trustee, will convey no 9th
er tile than possess as such.
WILLIAM 5. WINFIELD,
Trustee.
lime "a 1875
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
$50 REWARD.

| WILL give the above reward for the
apprehension and delivery to me, of John
McClendon and Howard Wheeler, who
broke Jail on Saturday night last, the 8th
instant, or | will give Sl00 for Nc Clendon's
and $50 for Wheeler's apprehension
McClendon was confined in Jail on a
charge of murder, is tall raw-boned. mid-
die aged man. Wheeler is not more than
Is years of age. freckled faced curly haired,
small featured, and was in Jail on charge
of theft. u. E. MEEK. JaiLOr.
Oct Ia, 1S42-n
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18

F.cTs FOR MOTHERS AND NURsEs.-lt is TACT
established by the annual bills OF moItally. lhai
one half Of The childrn born are cut of before
they attain the age OF seven years OF age and the
fruitful source Of this mortality is found TO exist
intbat foul state ofthe stomach and bowels which
PRODUCES the generation of Worms. As the safe
restorcr of niantine Health in this critical state
The life Medicines have long held distinguished
renutatIon and for foulneSS of the stomach and
bowels. and convulSionS, although w orms may
MOI exist, it is allowed to be superior to other
For sale at CAGE & Co.'S Drug Store
A gents for the Proprietor,
Holly Springs, Miss.
ALSO. by JAMES ii. POTTS, agent,
Lamar, Mississippi.
April Is, 1912. 58-l2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
TRUsT SALE

DY virtue of Deed of Trust executed to the
Dundersigned by Edward Pegram, bearing date
the ID. day Of October, 1910, and duly recorded
in the County of Tippah, in Deed Book d. pa
ses A and 5, and for the purposes and considera-
tions in said deed expressed shall
On the 3lst day Of December neat,
at Edward Pegram's, in the County OF Tippah.
and State of Mississippi sell 10 the highest bid
der, for cash, The following properly, 6 head of
horses, one yoke OF oxen ID head of cattle, three
beds and furniture, curtain bedstead two
ones, one secretary, household and kitch
en- furniture. 3TSelling as trustee, shall con-
rey n othor t;tle than a F,s,o-eSS as such.
SAMUEL Ma ATTHEWS
I'rHyee
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
COACH SHOP,

THE public are respectfully informed,
that | have taken charge of the Carriage
shop, on Lagrange street, formerly occupied
by L. Cofer, whore carriages and all other
vehicles can be repaired at the shortest no.
tice, and on the most reasonable terms.
The subscriber fauers himself that by
twenty years experience, and strict attention
TO business, to merit a share of public
patronage.
NEEDHAM KENNEDY.
Oct %, 1S42--4
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
Hu,i,s worn. EOxen.es.

DROVED in more than 1900 cases to be infal-
L lible, the only Ger tain Worm Destroying
medicine in use, and are the greatest discovery
ever made for dspelling the various kinds OF
worms that so frequently and diStresSingly annoy
both children and adults. Many diseases arise
from worms and occasion intense suffering and
even DEATH without their ever being suspected :
grown persons arevery often afflicted with them
and are d0ctored for various complaints without
any benefit, when one dose Of these LoZenees
would speedily cure them. They an intallible
remedy, and so pleasant to the taste that children
will take them as readily a common pepper
mint Lozenge. Parents should always keep
these Lozenges in the house, for they are the best
medicine thai can be administered to children
afflicted with worms.
Price % cents per box, with full direc.
ions. For sale at Mr. F. Shoemake's dry
good store. Holly Springs, Miss.
April 22, lS4S.-39-- m
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
NOTICE..

nm the 4ih Monday of November next, the un-
Udersigned, widow and Administratrix OF
George A Glover, Decd late of Marshall coun :
ty, Mississippi, will apply by petition, to the
Probate Court of said county, for writ TO issue
being one third part of the real estate Of said De-
ceased. including his late dwelling house &c,
according to law the same being The Mort half
and South east quarter of Section No. ;, Range
No. ?, west, in said county. All persons inter-
ested, may attend and oppose the prayer of said
petition, ifthey see fit.
MARIA S. GLOVER,
by Lucas & LANE, SOt'rS.
Holly Springs, Mi. Oct. %, 1S42.-tc
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
MASON PILCHE
JOHN X. RAYBG

p. S. We wish to let our fsia
that we do not own one dolIarm s
Boat and all Goods to our add
onward without delay and y
can do so. viii ship them direa
vessel TO a Steam Boat
PITCHER & RAYB.'
Refer 10 STRATToN q G00Ilml
ly Springs. Miss.
Sept. 80, 1S42.-7-tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
NOTTCE.

THE undersigned, al the July &c
Il the Probate CouTi Of Marshal. e.
OF Mississippi, having been aPPoi1f
Court, Commissioners 10 receive
the claims offhe several creditors
of Jackson A Griffin, Deed. Tepo's
by his Executor, will meet allhc
Clerk of the Probate Cont Of sd
Holly Springs, on the first Monday
December ana February next, Tor y
receiving proof OF all claims agalaS
GORDENTIA WAITE
WM. F. STEARNS,
August Sd. 1872
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF THE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI AT HOLLY
SPRINGS

Ann w. Thomas
3IS rs. July Term 1912.
Hannibal Harris, ct al
HPON opening the matters of this Bill, ii ap-
u pearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court, that
John Thomas and Philip Thomas, defendants
herein, are not inhabitants OF this State, but re-
side beyond the limits thereof, that the ordn-
ary process of this court cannot be served on
them. Ii is ordered by the Court, that unless the
said defendants, appear before the Vice Chancel-
lor, at the Court room, in the town of Holly
Springs,
On the first Monday Of January nert,
and plead, answer or demur to the Bill of Com
plant aforesaid the several allegations thereof
will be taken for confessed to them, and the
cause heard er parte, and such order and decree
made therein, as the Vice Chancellor may deem
equitable and just and II is further ordered, that
a copy of this order be inserted in the tHolly
Springs Gazette, newspaper published in the
town of Holly Springs, Mississippi once week
for two months succeSSively.
Test JAMES G.. ANDERSON,
July %, 1922 Clerk.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
TO TAX PAYERS.

The law requires meto advertise all lands
on which the taxes are not paid after the 18th
day of November next Come forward and
pay your taxes by that time. or your lands
will be advertised. as required BY law.
JOHNR. McCARROLL
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
NOTICE

A LII persons interested, viii 2
n tice that the undersigned DaI
sden, has been duly appointed ans
the Probate Court of Marshall ge-
sippi, on the 26th day of July, lSG
tor of all and singular thr eslaiei -.
dts, OF Elijah Lnmsden. decease@
County. All persons having clan
estate of said Elijah Lumsden, ls
hereby required and notified, 70 e..
to the undersigned for paymeAii ~ -
limited BY law, or The same VI
Those indebted to said estate arc '
make payment without delay r-,,sne
L !" 81
HoI.r Springs. Miss.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18

rHhe state of RIississippi:-To all per-
i sons interested in the lands, tenementS and
heriditaments of William @. Irvine, Deceas-
ed-G6EETING
You are hereby cited to be- and appear be-
fore the Probate Court of Marshall County,
at the Court House. in the town of Holly
Springs, on the fourth Monday OF December
next TO shew cause, if any you can, why the
lands, tenements and heriditaments of said
William G. Irvine Decd, should not be
sold to pay his debts.
aega1ssfS Witness the Honorable JES-
GIs S.H Sc LEWELLEN. Judge
GassssYa5a of said Court and the seal
thereof annexed, the fourth Monday of Oc-
tober A. ID. 1912
Issued October 9th 1912.
Test, GORDENTIA WAITE, Clerk
Oct. II IS42-11-5w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
NOTICE.

n the 4th Monday of November next, the un-
UderSiSned, Widow and sole iniStralrix of
DominicI Mansfield Decd. late of Marshall
County, Mississippi, will apply TO The Probate
Court of said County of Marshall, for a writ 10
issue and alot and set apart TO her, DOVER out of
The real estate of said deceased, being one third
part OF the same-including the dwelling-house
&c, according TO law. Said real estate being the
North west quarter OF Section No. "a, of I own
ship No. B, Range No. ,, west, and the South
west quarter of Section No. Z, of Township No.
4, Range No. /, west, all in said county-all per-
sons interested, will please attend and oppose the
prayer OF the petition filed for that reason if they
see fit. E. d. MANSFIELD ID
Holly Springs, Mi. Oct. 26th, IS42-tc.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
PILCHER Z RAYErIE

We respectfully solicit shars
siness of our old friends and Ii, p.
erally-pledging ourselresD Be- pr-
rendering sales and applying proceeds
rected. Our ]. X Raybun being au
ted, will hereafter remain in lht ciiv 4
nently.