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Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-25

competition with regular bid aside for extravaganza;
and where bid contains any of the above alterations their
disadvantages will be estimated IN comparing with other
proposals.
Is. There should be but bid for in Poposal
II The route the service the yearly pay the bidders
and residence and the oeach member of the firm where
company offers, should be distinctly stated
hefolowng is the form OF the guaranty which should
be filed the first blank with the the guaranor the
second with that of the bidder and the third and fourth with
the beginning and terminating points of route and after
being dated should be signed by the guarantor who must be
shown by the written certificate of postmaster or other
equally satisfactory testimonial be man of properv and
able make good his guaranty This guaranty so certified
should accompany each bid.
The undersigned guarantees that ii his bid for
carrying the mail from - to - be accepted by the Post
General shall obligation prior 70 the Isl
day ofJay with good and sufficient sureties to perform
the service proposed
'Dated-l
19 The bid should be under SEAL addressed the First
Assistant Postmaster General with mail Proposals in the
State Of written the face Of the letter. and should be
despatched in time be received by before the 18th April
next at o'clock p
20 The contracts be executed before the ls Jcv
next
c. A WICKLIFFE
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Dec. IA, l64I.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-25
pRUST SALE.

TOy virtue Of Deed Trust executed bv r. CONN
ID and A CAAIPBELL4 and recorded IN lhe Probate t4
office of the county OF Marshall, in tie State Mississippi
18th day of July, A D. IS40 in Deed book II. page l
426, saall proceed,
On Mondoy the 2OM day Of June 4, D. lsl2
at the Court House door in the Holly Springs N
fol- cash. TO The highest bidder the following descue5.
with the valuable Improvements thereon, situated in s
Holly SprngS-to vii: Lois No & f6 and the EaseffH
Lots No. & l5 represented in the plan OF the towH
Springs Section No. 81 Township no, = Range Na.2 W
The title is believed be undoubed; bU such Il
as is vested in me b. said deed Of trust.
@. DAVIS, Tfl..
September the 9th, l8ll.-7-6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-25
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES,
EANlS. BILLS. STOCK. &c.

Y Trust, executed the undersigned, BY
1911 and duly recorded the Counties Marshall
on5 idelations IN the said deed expressed, shall
The 18th day Of May, l842.
% % @ @ an n cs 10 81 the ] hbe p bdder for OF casb s
interest oehg Ing one moeY % n op s @ 9 a Of Ye q Ra
Creek having SAW MILLS erected thereon and held jointly
5o one other Tract containing Sixteen Hundred
ao the following detached parcels land Wit South
West quarter of Section g. Town Range West Northeast
quarter r. Town Range East South West quarter
q Sewn eon Rsn FSegs Mes ARd Ms On quarter
TIE 2oh day Of May 1842
At Showdown Mrs. Mary A Pugh the county
Of Marshall and STATE aforesaid upwards Of one HGNRER
af scen q and @ the hall Seton 49, and the 4 ofsec
Township and Range West of the Basis Merd
Also several valuable Horses, including the imported a
voN the may have been previously disposed
% the stock Cattle Hogs Plantation Utensils Wagons
Carts and Fifty Saw Gnstahd of Sims manufacture And
TIE 28rd day of Nay 1842
At Holly Springs front House. sundry situated
in the of Holly Springs and Fifty shares OF the Capital stock
TIE 2lst dag Of June, 1912,
Upon the premises Plantation called Long Creek sit
upon the the Creek named IN the county aa
d. containing by estimate nearly Four thousand Of land
upon the improved parts OF which there viii oe the time
% e a about ETT IIhEIT SEGRo and the stock
Wagons Carts Ginstands, &c. And
The 24th day Of June. 1912
At the Began Mills county Yeobusha mile from
Grenada Tract of land surrounding and embracing
supposed about Three Thousand
valuable Greek Bottom the
SP % T@Rs @ I aas oRER nsq ah
a desirable object OF speculation:
the and place. Sundry lots and improvements
situated 10 the Of Grenada and the Stock Of Farming Utens
Furniture Blacksmiths
Tools Carts, Wagons and Carry logs And
A half section land situated the county Yeobusha
and sbeng the which recently purchased
John Sperry.
Selling Trustee shall convey other pos
sess such E. PUGH
Marshall County, Miss. Dec. 9, 1871.
B. By the wish and of all the parties interested
George H. Wyatt Esq, will be associated with Trustee
sales of the properly conveyed the above Deed Trust
whole business viii be conducted by us Jointly.
E. P Dawes,
GEO. H. WYATT.
Marshall County Miss. Dec 10, l-20-tds.
The Reporter Grenada, and Natchez Courier
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-25

rNaken up BY Charles Burnes, living miles Sout e Lanai
sorrel mare mule, supposed be years old this
brand or marks perceiyabie. Appraised TO so 81
Feb. 26 IS42-3243 G. L. SWAN, Ha5t-
TAKEN up BY Abraham Bogard, living on FipPah
above IFS mouth mule years Old noe
marks perceivable. Appraised TO $50. e
ALSOone small bay horse poney, with white spot 40
Appraised % IS. march 4 ioi-
March IL I842-33-3w
zIPersons taking up Estrays hereby notified no 70 M
them until all fees have been paid, or without ao[ee
Ranger. G. L. SWAN Ia
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-25
rpEIsT sArr

pursuane of the authority given, ul deed
L made by Patrick AfcLayd, TO the undersigned as
purpose ofSecuring John B. Rodgers and George Pool
tain liabilities incurred by them udor>rS aud securities
said NcDavid will, the md Monday OF February, 1872
less the debts and liabilities in said deed
ished By said McDayido for sale public oulcy,
bidder for cash, atthe courthouse door Tie
Springs Mississippi, the negroes land and other property
ed by said deed, much thereof shall be required
the objects and therein specified There Twelve
all and likely The land i the beautiful fertile
ably improved tract occupied by said Mcpavid Na a
sonville. For particular description of sad negroes
land also the other personal property reference made
trust deed, record in Marshall Mississippi W
only such title TO said property is vested ia
July 30, 1Sf1-2 JNO. II. ANDERSON. Truse.
N B. The sale of negro girl % head of cattle and
embraced in the above deed of trust postponed m HE 81 a
of April 1872 February %, l5I2.-3I-t.4
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-25
NOTICE.

w As COMMITTED TO jail on the 9th of January 1912
w man, no his William that he belongs
james Wade OF Montgomery Va Said boy about 80
Old dark complicated inches high with his left
of nsey and ock Of brown camle
hat The hereby notified that
aud said the time specified by
he will be exposed public ae the law directs and be sold
pay all costs. charges &c. Z. j. CARTER,
Oxford Feb Is lS423O-tf Jailor, of Lafayette Co Mi
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-25
TO THE PURETC

shop m heaF e apGPeed GBe 56 mshod 70 inform the public
OF Holy Springs where am prepared 10 go 80 = 421e
lane d5erer myief ~, & and from my long ze
work will be done in neatest ana i ei =!
on the most reasonable terms Os' substantial iaz5-
REFER TO R. H. PATILLO Hollv snr;.-.
n. r. JARROT Marshall f5,,o,,.sz CT
Feb IL. 1S42-29-n = SWAN
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-25
NOTICE.

Z ETTERS of administration de boaiS on the
- S. B. Isaacs, deceased having granted
dersigned by the Probate Court of Marshall county s
day of October last All persons having claims against Sa
required exhibit the within the limited By lew
the will be barred. L. p c. BURF0kD
Feb II, IS42-30-6w. AdminisiIaa'
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-25
CHARLES o'BRYAN,

SURGEON DENTIST, HOLLY SPRINGS
w ILL spend the FIRST week in every month place
w balance Of his time viii be devoted such calls
made upon him from the country adjoining c3pt ANY
municaions the subject of his profession may b. addressed
Holly Springs his charges snail be moderate and an 0Pe
warranted Any avors extended him his profess onal
be thankfully acknowledged teb. Il--y-l
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-25
9 a g &c z 81 6 a


7 }
n Office hereby given, that William Wright Jasper
~ " \. Garrison my lawful Deputies, all other t
lions given this day revoked.
Dec 2 I84I.-I9-f WYATT EPPES, Strr
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-25

FfoPosas iOT surpIying the fO0wing oices. sum 70
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-25
The state Of Mississippi, }
Superior Court of Chancery at Oxford.
Caleb Brock,

J
Caleb Brock
sos vs FEBRUARY Rules, 1912
William Ayers, et al
opening the Bill and appearing the
- istacon OF the Court that Thomas Box defendant
nhaban of this State but reside beyond the limits thereof
The ordinary of This cannot be served him.
fore ordered that unless said defendant appear before
Chancellor the Oxford the third Monday
April next and plead demur the Bill of Complaint
atoread the several allegations thereof will be taken
and such order and decree made thereon the Chancellor shall
deem Equitable and Just is therefore ordered that of this
order be published in the Holly Gazette
ted in The Of Holly Springs Mississippi week
months succesSivey.
r. L. DIXON, Clerk,
By w. H. SAIITHER, Dep'v
Feb. ID, 1s42.-29-2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-25
Trust Sa le.

p1 virtue of deed Of trust executed TO me by I-ts
- duly recorded IN the Probate Clerks Office IF T-
Mississippi on the 2Sh day Of February 1910 II n
pages $50 and 39I shall sell the highest b- fs-
residence OF John Stone, on the undermenoned 1rs-
On Mo74ay tie first deg Of 4ugus, 1872
No. l, of Range No 2 East of the basis mere5an ef
lands IN said county and State: Also Eve Likely Er
10 wit: Dick AUen Augustus, Robert aid G resa
delivered to under said deed of trust before t
The title 10 The land Is believed be undouhed hif -,t
will be made is vested in bv said deed trust
THOMAS TOCIRES
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-25

ALSO At the same ime and place, by virtue ofa 5ss.
executed to the undersigned BY John Stone and auv
the Probate Clerks office of Tppah county, NIissis~
day OF July, 1910 IN Deed Book c. pages $50 and 55 ~
sell 70 the higheS. bidder fo cash The following tract
Section No %, in Township No. /, of Range No =
sis meredian OF the Ckickasaw lands said county and
the following personal properly, provided Tie CONFESS
possession underSaid deed OF trust before tie dav #
wit: Ten LIKELY NEGROES six head Of horses. u-=-.
eighty head of cattle seventy sheep, woke 81 oxen
dred head of hogs, backSmhs tools: and divers
household and Kitchen furniture, farming utensils Sc "a
mention, particularly enumerated in said deed 81 inns
title will be made vested in by said deed tru
THOMAS T0oNHrs
THOMAS PETERS
February /, 1S42-27-6m. IT,
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-03-25

sThe Reporter Grenada Courier Natchez will
please The above weekly till day Of forward
this Office The Natchez Courier will please
Pugh Dawes advertisement of "valuabIe Ne
groes" andforwaTd bill TO this Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
From The KApawhs Jsrersoniau.
ThOmpson's minority,
A MISTAKE

Passengers by railroad should be careful and get
into tie right cars. ludicrous mistake occurred
at The depot in ths town, one morning las, week by
a neglect Of such caution. A gentleman and his
wife wishing to go west, took seats in different cars.
the gentleman having waited until tho train was
started to transact some business. Before he had
proceeded far, he found himself minus n wife, and
on an enquiry he nscernined that he had placed
her in one of the Of the train and that
the distance between them increasing as ra-
pidy the wings Of steam could accomplish it,
lie got out at tho W. Spinc field depot and the last
we of him he was trudging, baggage in hand
back to pringfeld.-lSnrinefold Gaz
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
WHO'S IN VIRGINIA.

The Madisonian thus oommtnces paragraph:
'Ths ate organs ola defunct Wing party in
Virginia" Ard this from psper whose life was
1fea'hed into b, by, and whose hearts, blood flowed
from 'he veins Of the Wings. But worse than oil
-bocause that 70 only nrtaitude and porhdy-
worse than all tho', IS The FAC, that tie Madsonan
- the organ OF Mr. Tyler The defunct WING par
tyin Virginia Why, whose corruption drought
death into that party, and OIL ,,s woes7p What
crushed that party but The name Of Tyler in 1870
aye, his own State3 And now he Wings nro
tainted by the very ones that have brought the
disgrace It's tho fsthless wife, hooking the suf-
fcunc husband Tor the dishonor which her own in.
fanny hes wrought Butthe Wings Of Virginia or,
not pgaD. The excelsior Of an offending or eHlfane
Gus limb, has produced weakness and partial par
alyss, but the recuperatIvc energies will sho'
ihsmsoivea-U.S. Gazette.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21

TUE subscriber having opened Commission House
y az the store recently occupied hy McFsrs Wyatt,
Winston, Pollard & Go, six doors above the Bell Ia
vcrn intends IN continue his business In that line
various branches lie viii receive goods for sale
sgnmon giving strict attention to n, and make liberal
advances when required. o has NJ this time for sale
Pnughs of various patterns; lb0 kegs Nails ruhers
dozcn Haltimorc manufactured Chairs of every patio rn
10 boxes Tobacco; " crates of Crockcfy, well assored
~ do2ru carriage Collars Buggy aud Blrouche, civ
madcl Northern made Baroncho. N cases Glassware,
con-ng n Jars from pnt gallons Tuinber Glasses
NJ various kinds and prices DccautcTs. Lamps aud
tcrns together with aatge invoice Of rcrfnory, etc all
of which will be sold low
lie still confines his Collecting Busincs In this city, aud
the counties of Hanover Caroline King william. aud Tho
town Of Petersburg selling ~ all kinds nf produce,
hiring out negroes, renting ont houses. SC. His collecting
Office is on the cross street by the Boil Tavern
I'M n ROBERT HILL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21

tU3s The Abingdon Virginan and Senator Me.
Mullen are wagng quite fierce war against each
other. The Colonel came all tho way from Scott
10 make speech in the streets Of Abingdon.
against the Editor. The Editor replies with much
'af'ne's. The Colonel had called him a "turn-
coat he Uhe Editor) having once suppor,ed tho
Colonel. The Editor acknowledges m. co., l..
did support him once, when he though, him per
secuted-but he has since s.cortained that all ,ho,
was said against the Colonel was ,tue-,nd h.
would rather endure tho reproach of turn coat
ana thousand Others The says) "thun erasp ,
hand whose owner dare not tell its former oec,r..
tion." very delicate allusion to the Colonsl,.
"corn- stenler I"
Again lsays the Edtor) we are chnre.J with
anuerng ms God, his father and his constituents.
Tor having pronounced him as much out or nl,ca IN
the halls Of legislation as a monkey ,yonld ~. -;
eh'na-shop. Now, we cannot, for our life. innsinc
now We could have slandcred either of these bv IN.
ABOVE sentence. or his father we know nohinc
oi ms ood he knows nothing and OF his consti,n
e.'s we nave only to say, that they have imposed
upon themselves the veriest knave that ever wore
p'eeehes, ana the most palpnbc burlesnue thar
ever was paimed upon an intelligent constitucncy.n
We are astonished az the Editor-He SURELY cam
not be aware of the Colonel's weight and considera
ION IN the Senate! Why, he is regarded the most
sagaeous party-leader, the wsest statesman. and.
oy universal concession, is the most brilliant orator
OF the age. BE is so delightful speaker, that tho
senate exaets at least three hours speaking from
HIM every day. He will live through oil time in the
remembrance Of his brother Senatorial
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
From the New York Courier a ENQUIRER.

The nonsense put n1oat with regard TO tho OPP
pressivs tenure by which the Rhode Island rebels
have held their existence in that State for the last
century or two, is perfectly nauseating. We nre
branded ari5tocrais and chargci with every sort
Of political naughtincss, because We have slid, rs
every body else who knows enough on tho subject
70 express opinion has sid, that the constitution
md laws Of Rhode Island arc tho rrcosi and tho
most democratic to be found in any part Of the
world. The records or the Republic, the history
Of that Slato in particular, and the testimony Of
every man Of intelligence IN the country, will bear
us outin oil we have snid. But wo need not be TOO
yoluminoug 10 the evidence. Tie authority OF Mr.
Bancroft. will probably be considered democratic
enough even Tor Locof1co stomachs, and for their
benefit VIC copy the following very recent opinion
OF that purest and best Of al possible Locofoco
authorities, Of this same "chartered arsiocracy."
Let lacobinsm read and BLUSH " IL knows how;
"ThIs Charter Government" says Mr. Bincroit,
"cons'iuting, as 81 then seemed, pure democracy
and establishing political system which lev, DO j.
| sides tho Rhode Islanders themselves, believed TO
be practicable, Is still IN existence, and - the old
est constitutional charter nov valid m the Wof d.
| The probable population Of Rhode Island, at the
time of its reception may have been R,5eO. 10 10
years that number has increased forty told and
the Government which vas hardly thought to con-
tain ebeels enough on the power Of the people TO
endure among shepherds and farmers, protects n
dense p,pyfstion. ard the accumulation Of widely
rxtsoded commerce. Nowhere IN the world have
if, liberty, and property bccn'slier than IN Rhode
Island"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
WIN. GRAVES, President.
Rev. n. W. WATKINS, V. Pre-,
nEIIGInIls nnTIcu.

IDS The Rev. GEORGE ROTTENsTEIN.
OF Randolph Macon College. will preach in the
German Language, in the Lecture Room Of Trinity
Church, on Saturday tthis) Evening, at O'Clock.
The Germans Of the city are particularly invited %
attend.
lCJr Bsv'd !. ROBORDs will preach O., the
Second Baptist Church at II o'clock, A. Nj, On
Sunday mex, 22d instant.
~ Divine service may be expected in Christ
Church, tomorrow morning, at tho usual hou.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
a NaELLs REAnERs -AnseII,a unLan seIIe. b Con-

IA mon School Classes viz;
Angelic Union Series, No !, or Chirs First Book
Angels Union Series, No 2, or chd1 second book
AugclPa Union Series, childs third book
Angelic Union Series No i,conanng lessons for road
lug aud spelling, armccal tables and cKorcisog mental
arithmetic, offhoguphy,Ac.
AngcsUnon Scfcs, No 2, containing lessons Tor real
ing spelling with exercises ia mental arithmetic alb
hrcvationa definitions, etc
Angca Union Series Noe aThc select reader, dcsign-
cd for tho hrhor classes in academies and schools
The above valuable series osch0D Rookie by oliver
Angel, Principal ~ tho Franklin UFh school, Provi-
dencc, Of tho successful teachers Of youth
10 our country. For ailc NJ tho Booksforc of
mail SMITH, DRfNKER & MORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
BELLA HORRIDAt

The Bobadil Of the Madisonian closes n bulletin
in the following strain. The cart of sinkinsp il
happily exemplifed in the sudden change from tho
thunderbots Of war to the humble cn,ren,v for n
lew subscribers and money. IL the Hudribrastic
notion about cheating holds good about laughing,
and the pleasure is great in being laughed at as
to laugh. the felicity of MIR John Jones must sur
pass that of oil his contemporaries:
sour war with the Senate has excited US. We
are coming, at last, TO close quarters. Hitherto
we have only had the flying Cossacks Of the pre.s
to deal with. These have not given full employ.
ment 10 our artillery. We have grown impatient.
waiting for grand hattle.' Such events will rouse
the genius of the commander. We have been plum
dered OF our stores, camp equipage, and n portion
oil our ammunition. We find n conspiracy
on foot TO secure oar person. Under these circum-
stances, we declare that eogerness for the fight
IS more ardent than II has hitherto been. Our sp-
It's ore more buoyan,. Victory will be more glori.
Gus.
We only ask our republican friends through
ont the ULion 10 CO. operate with us in the war of
principle. Aid US IN circulating our paper in every
section. Subscribe, and send the money. We
will play havoc with the demngosues Our bolts
shall rcnd the vel of the temple. The nonsp chang.
ers, sinners, and pubiicans, shall he turned out
The whole political world must be purified. We
are at the threshold Of new ear. The m lenium
IS at hand. The pure only will he tied in the
high places, and the honest citizen will enjoy his
rest under his own vine and fg-tree.'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21

The Hon. & e Cambrong, in taking tho Chair,
made a few remarks, EXPIRE ssing his sympathy in
behalf OF the movement IN Rhode Island, and his
desire that IL should have success.
The Hon Ely Moore was then loudly called for,
and addressed the audience for about 90 minutes
with great animation.
Mr. Moore said, TINT though for tho last 10 years
he had often been before the People TO address pubs
he Meetings there was no occasion that he deemed
more important than this. Here was question ms
10 tho nalionabo rights of man. Tho struggle was
not only for the right Of the majority to govern, but
Tor liberty itself Mr. Moore then went on Mt length
10 cite authorities 20 prove that a majority might
change their form Of Government, for all power be-
ing inherent in the People, the People had q right
20 govern according to their will. This principle,
that tho majority should rule, he said, was osin bsh-
cd during the Revolution Of i776, and tho whole
fabric Of our Government IL rested upon Il, &c.
Mr. NJ. next animadvorlod upon the letters Of Pre-.
Bdent Tyler TO Gov. King Of Rhode Island. They
did not NJ oll please him. lie, tho President, had
exceeded his constitutional duties, tho audience were
repeatedly told, aud II therefore becomes the people
In other States now TO tell him 50, md 10 prevent the
army or navy Of tho Federal Government be NJ
brought under his authority 10 Rhode lsland 70 IN
tehsre between the two parties Of that State. No
1c'i0n was necessary, he said, on tho part Of N
people Of New York, until that army marched into
Rhode Island, but then, n WIS marched there for
hostile purposes -' ono gun was fired, II one bay
onct was crossed with another, my fe ON V lsnid
the speaker with great violence Of munner,l my Ilo
on it repeated from every mountain W sie,t
William Tell, and from every valley Leon'uo''
Great cheeringl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21

"rhe Charlottesville Advocate says, the two
Wing candidates IN that county were defeated te-
cause rumor was circulated on the eve of tho
election that they had declared for Clny."
.NadisoniGI.
II we are not mistaken, the Advocate said no
such thing So far from it, it asserted just the con-
trary-that the rumour had been circulated that
the Wing candidates would NOT declare themselves
for Clay-which made many Wings Indifferent
about voting.
Such is our recollection. The Advocate can set
tie the question.