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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-14
Potter's Garden and Nurseries,
CRANSTON. RI,

rTNIIIS establishment is prepared to fill or
= ders of fruit, forest, and ornamental
trees, to any extent desired, Of large size and
vigorous growth also extra large size ever
greens Of Fir. Arborvi,g, Nursery Spruce,
&c, with great variety of Shrubs, Roses,
Rhododendrons, green house plants, bulbous
roots, PGonies, Lilies, hcrbaceous perennial
Towering plants, forming altogether col
lection as great as can be obtained at any
nursery in the Union.
The proprietor would particularly call the
attention Of persons wishing fruit trees 10
their list Of Apple, Pear, Plum, Cherry, Peach,
and Ounce, which they can furnish of larger
growth than can be obtained ut any other es-
tabllshment in the United States.
The collection of small fruits contains all
the desirable varieties of Cnrrants, Goose
berries, Strawberries, FIlberts, Raspberries,
Grapes, &c.
Owing to their arrangements, they are
enabled TO obtaO all the ns,o, rare, and Udrt'
ous plants as soon as they "cOme out" in Eu-
rope-all Of which will be sold ut the lowest
possible prices.
For more full particulars, please see cata-
ogue, which will be furnished gratis at
CHARLES N. TlLLEY'S,
No. l42, Thames-st., where orders may
be left. March 3.
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UntH nrther notice
S@sX-SsrEs the Mail stage will leave
GES5ySkHES Providence for Warren,
$500 s-..sss--.e-7 Bristol. and Newport,
every morning Sundays exccplcd,) at nine
o'clock, A. NJ, and arrive in Newport at two
O'clock p. NJ. A Mail stage will also leave
Newport for Providence via Bristol and War
ren, at o o'clock, A. NJ. and arrive in Provi-
dcnce at 2 o'clock =. NJ, in time to take the
SlonIngton Cars for New York, the cars for
Boston, aud the Stages for Woonsocket aud
Coventry. This is the most direct aud cXpe-
dltous route between Providence and New
port, and passengers taking this line may
rest assured that every attention will be paid
10 render the ride as comfortable rs possible.
The coaches are in good ordcr-good horses
and careful and obIging drivers. There Is
now new horseboat at Bristol Ferry which
makes the crossing much more expeditions
and pleasant thun formerly.
GT@E Extra horses and coaches furnished in
either place at short notice.
Books kept in Providence at the Manufac-
turers aud Franklin Hotels; at Coles in
Warren, and at Jones IN Bristol, and at lIaz-
ards and rownsends, Newport
q. K. KlNNlCUTT, Providence,
:. MASON. Jr. Warren, Pro-
J. CHADWICK. Bristol, ( prielors
JOHN q. WEAVER, Newport,
Nov. ~, 1910,
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BENZ. MARSH, JR.
r3S, THAMES-STREET,

E3S, TH.AMES-STREET,
mn HAS just received splen-
did assortment OF BOOTS
0H <S s. SHOES, suitable for the
a. approaching season. Among
them are, Ladies French shoes, manufactured
by Este in Paris, Of the first quality; also,
Ladies Buskin ties Of vnrious colors, both
kid and morocco; do. fine kid and morocco
slippers, together with Misses and children's
of all colors and lashions also a large lot of
kid slippers and ties, at G2 cents per pair a
good article gentlcmen's boots from $3.50
TO $3.50, and every other article that may be
called for in shoe store, and on as good
terms as can be obtained at any store in
Newport.
N. B. Gentlemen's custom boots manu-.
factured to order of imported French Calf
Skin, in most gentecl style, and warranted to
fit; Ladies and Misses Shoes manufactured
to order, in the neatest manner, and Of the
best materials, at the shortest notice, nnd
particular attention paid to repairing, as
usual.
Newport April 8, lS4l.
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For Sale,
A l. S O On v

AL S O,'0'a |"
That most eligible buldin lot Of land
measuring 300 by lG0 feet BOUNDED on
three streets and fronting on souIh Touro,
known bp The name Of the st John Garden
terms reasonable. Apply 10
J. G. SHAW, .4gem.
Newport, January 9th, lS42-(tD
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ST OPE N n Id =,

4 New and Good assortment ofD Dry Goods
"A at No. 100 Thames St., which will be
sold very low, as most of them have been
purchased of Boston Auctions, aud of The
best importing houses, very recently these
are not goods that have been offered for sale
in Boston, and because they would not sell
sent TO Newport F; but they are all new goods,
and bought expressly for the Newport mar
ket Among the assortment are
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Cotton Goods at the same price as bought
Of the Agents, and other Goods equally as
cheap. Also a good assortment of Laces
aud Lise Edglngs which will be sold low
This assortment will be sold at rs low and
lower prices than can be purchased else
where, which the Ladies will very soon find
out, if they call at 100 Thames ST., which
they are respectfully invited to do, by
ml7. CUTTING s. AUGUSTUS.
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JUST RECEIVED
FROM NEW YORK,

FROM NEW YORK,
Psase's, Cough Candy
Jackson's, Wisar's aud Sher- The
mans Cough Iozenges.
Aliens Balsam of Il0rehound
and Livcrwort, for coughs sc. most popular
NJ. n. GARDENERS Balsum Of
Liyerwort, for do.
Jayne's Indian Expectorant, COUGH
for do.
Buffers Vegetable Indian spe-
ciic Tor do. Medicines.
Anderson's Cough Drops.
DR.. Lees Compound Galbanum Plaster, for
pain in the back breast, side, &C., price l2a
cents.
Shsrman's Poor Mans Plaster.
DR.. Badeau's, Whtn's aud Wells Strength
ening Plasters.
! Sherman's Worm Lozenges.
/ Jayne's Vermiiuge, or W orn Destroyer.
Swaim's Vermi(uge, do. do.
/ English Red aud Black Ink, (superior.)
Kidder's, Edes' and Payson's Indeble Ink.
Wards Macassar, Buffalo, For the proser
and Bears Oil. walton, growth,
: Jayne's Hair Tonic. and restoration
! Odridge's Balm Of Colum- Of the
bia. HAIR.
Double distilled Rose Water. } For flavor
Essence Of Rose, ing jellies ,sau-
Extract Of Lemon, ces pastry, &c.
Oriental Pearl Powder, Far cleansing the
and skin, and inlprov-
Perfumed Cosmetic Balls, ing the COM
Milk of Roses, sc. plexion.
Cologne, Lavender, and Orangc-Fower
Water, sc. &c. sc.
Also, A SUPPLY OF FINE
Spanish Lcechcs,
FOR SALE ny
r.. r.. III A. z a r D,
Sign of the Golden Mortar, near the State
House, Newport, X. ]. Jan. 20.
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ALSO, permanent colors on carpet yarn
merino, circassian, bombazin,& Grape dresses
gentlcmcn's woolen garments, such as dress
lrock and great coats, surtouts, vests and pan
taloons--dycd aud pressed without ripping.
lie will also clean gentlemen's wooden
garments of every description, in neat style
-merino and cashmere sliawls cleansed and
whitened, without injury to the bordcr-car-
pets and wooden table cloths cleansed also.
Ladies dresses colored for one dollar each.
o. All articles left at the Dye House on
Tanner street, or with the following Agents,
will receive prompt atteGtion.-A. NJ. Tho
mas, Wickford--John Ilcdley, Portsmouth
Newport, Oct 22.
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For Newport and Providence,

Until further notice
S:@ssX-SsrSst the Mail stage will leave
&5Sf3SRtyBI& Providence for Warren,
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NOTICE..

NO Books are now kept at the Store of
~ U.H L1uES IILLEY, except for
farmers' produce-bnt any one wanting Dry
Goods FOR C.7SU, can have them Dog
Cheop. He hopes no offence will be taken
being obliged so To proceed.
Jan 20. Is12-,jm.
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NOTICE.
sSl.NOO tO $1,000

rs WANTED,--fo which ample security
on Bond and Mortgage will be given on a
valuable real estate clear of incumbrancc. 49,
Said property Is insured at the Mutual lnsur-
Gnce Office, for n larger amount than the
above mentioned sum. Enquire at this oilicce.
Newport March 3.
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NAM. :. VOSE, informs the public that hc
w has manufactured Camphons oil for
the last years, aud still continues To do 50, of
the first qDtiay. lfyou keep your lamp clean
aud we'll trimmed, YOU will 6nd that the oils
not surpassed IN this country. Price 81 cents
LOTTERY Office, Corner of Market. square.
Dec I'd, IsII
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EraSiVc Soap.

EDIANO FORTES.-Thesu subscriber hav-
n ing taken the agency for the sale of Piano
Fortes, is ready to furnish those in want, at
prices that cannot fail to suit. Those who are
about purchasing are invited to call at the Va
reiy and Confectionery Store Of
r. STACY, JR.,
and examine some just received from New
York. Jan. 90
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no Let.

.And possession giren Immediately
@wvA That convenient and pleasant
1ssssfSA house in Thames. streeg No. l37
ssss@ formerly owned aud occupied by
Gov. George Engs. For ierns
&c. apply TO JOSIAH c. SHAW.
Nov. Is, lS4I.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-15

WHAT A FARMER BE."-Ii may lie permitted to
advance opinion, will that Judging from daily obser-
vaton would that many believe the exercises of
tai and physical powers have business
husbandry that fathers and grandhers thought all that
was necessary think upon subject and that nothing
mains for do but work, work work, without ever think
ing we have the power to think
Therefore ii would lay .irm basis which TO build
up their minds wisdom and knowledge must first
that the pursued by their fathers and
grand fathers in eEtion husbandry by the
right course
Convince them that in general small farm better than
a large
Convince them that little well titled is better than much
half titled
Convince them that loads of manure is better than one
and every load udicousy applied better than silver dol
lar
Convince them that three good better than half
dozen poor ones and so of all other stock
them thai blades of grass easily be made
to grow where only grew before.
Convince them that Is the mother OF improve
ment and improvement the true source of wealth
Convince them of these simple truths and induce them to
practice accordingly and the work is done.
You will then bring mind and body act unison lou
will elevate the husbanman his natural sphere IN the scale
of existence You will place him the road to higher EN-
nence He will think for himself he viii be learned, he
will be WISE he will be wealthy and influential
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-15

NJ
can scarcely be degrading view of woman, than the
condition which she pagan lands And what
is that condition now The nineteenth century of the Chris
tan era Hated and desped from her BIRTH and her birth
itself esteemed calamiy-n countries allow
ed the rank OF moral aud responsible agenso tendery
ave TO her degradation that she acquesces In the murder
o her female o1spragimmured from Inaacy-withou ed
ucaon married without her consenin multitude of
stances sold by her parentreused the confidence of her
husband and banisned from his table-on her husband
DEATH doomed to the funeral p contempt that renders
life burden such is her degraded and plable condition
almost all except Christian lands The Bible has appro-
pirate place for place for which she fitted and
in which she shines It eevaes her bat assigns her
sphere does indeed exclude her from the corruption of
comp and the debates Of the forum docs invite her
the professors chair conduct her the bar make her
welcome In the pulpit admit ber to the place ct mags
tracy 1t bids her beware how she overeaps the decacy OF
her aud listens the doctrines of eemnae debaors.
becomes the dupe Of modern reoncrs and fashionable jour
naliss 1t asks hear her gentle popular
assembly, and suffers her speak the church of
God" il claims for her the right of suffrage, any
immunity by which she may usurp authority over the man
And yet gives her throne for she IS queen OF the do
moz.c circle. II the bosom of her family 1t is the heart
Of her hu band and children 1t the supremacy in all that
Interesting domln where love and tenderness and refine
Of thought and feeling preside Is the privilege of
making her hush md happy and honored and her and
daughters the ornaments OF human society 1t is the sphere
pety prudence diligence the domestic and ho
y and devout life 1t tue sphere that occupied by
Hannah the of Samuel; by Elizabeth the mother
of John and by Mary the mother OF Jesus Il IS the orna
nent OF meek quiet spirit; which in the sight of God
of great price, the respect and esteem of mankind
is that silent unobserved unobrusive influence by which
accompishes for her than many whose
occupy a broad space the page OF history
More than this, does the Bible do for woman Iopens
to her the OF knowledge 1t commits to her intelligent
culture the minds of the rising generation tells her that
her peculiar province embeish and adorn hopens be
fore her the oveest spheres of active benevolence And
while tells her be keeper home, at the same time
points her the poor the afflicted the widow the orphan the
sick and the DYING and says pure religion and undehed
God and the Father visit the faheress and wid
their acton and keep herself inspected from the
It daae harfh fhanfo The he
canse gives her piety than gives pious
adency and devotion in her religious affections
Gus as well u1trious examples Of converting grace
greater reward and brighter crown Nor she
know what she the Bible until she is presented by
her great Lord and Husband ues before the throne-Dr
Springs Obligations Of the World 10 the Bible.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-15
, .7,voxs AND Mn CALHoux-We copy the an

y, s,yvoys AND Mn. CALHoUN.-We copy the an
'I 9gsinl description from the Washington correspon
iA-rbe New York Express The writer, after speak
l soeech Of Mr. Simmons. of Rhode Island upon Mr.
~ 5.r,rif' resolution, says :-Natchez Courier.
jr 4, houn made to many times during this
arb. and once the Senator from South Carolina SHOT
-1g . efectually; that did expect he woud have
- tis mouth again for twevcmonh.
M vas arraigned upon the subject of the compromise act
i, b tho Senator from Rhode Island only that be
I er the BILL which every body knew. but for the mos
-,rsit provision ef the bill
v-,er' nersr' NEVER, said Mr. Calhoun
The nalo from South Carolina certainly did,, respcn
"a III Simmons, j have the recordr
.Vrr.r' nsrsP returned Mr.. Calhoun. believed the
-vs.1a unconstitutional
,Wtr said NI simmons Z will misfcpresen, the Sen.
..l- LIT us see the record
Nr Clhyun-3fing il. Mr.. Secretary MIR Secretary
FINISHED foa the chamber like locomotive over railroad
l.s sl VI. Calhoun in close pursuit at his heels
ur simmons continued While the gentleman is hunting
40 lal5riiy, will continue my speech MIR S. went on
81 an minutes when in popped MIR. Calhoun at the entry
tr and fresh from the Secrelarys office with bell book
ai ala, lie ho1ght at any with book open and
pls, turned.
&c. Simmons was interrupted in hurry make the ex-
ra.a.i)r, auL Mr. Cdhoun up in hurry lie com
a,. reading when, 10 and behold Mr. Summons was RIG ht
m Er CIhoun WroHgl lie had rgouen bis own unc0a-
ga3i AMI read the evidence Of his own shame 10
-.a s.EHt-
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-15

FTNAKEN William Carter, living Cold
Il mill, pale rel Poney IL hands
bande hsgh thigh with (O) wears od appraised
I S2o April 1922
TAKEN By Seabea Hail. miles OF Waterford. Flee
bitten DID, brands peTcevabe with
small bell appraised s5Aso gray colt years
Old this spring, appraised 10 @27a April 4 1872
TAKEN by Benjamin Dood 10 miles East Of Holly
Bay Old Ii hands hh with mark right
shoulder,
left hind foot white the right hind foot appraised o$s0
February 2l ISi3l
TAKEN up by Toman IL Rosse, miles Holly
Springs Bay mule OF the haulter
brands pcrcevable, 5 years old.
Appraised 70 $40, TJaEuary
rsNAkEN up Johnafhan Warren, liy ing r. 4
miles from railaioeSa bright sorre mare old ap
praised to Si2 march IS 1912
April IS ISf3-35-3 G. L. SWAN. Ranger.
Persons taking up Esrays hereby notified
up until all fees been paid without order from the
Ranger. G. L. SWAN, Ranger
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-15

We regret perceive that love of the ardent is so strong
Ong The gals down East that they kiss the beaus us to
ss' Hel q the crayther Read the following from the
tennessee Democrat.
AN ExcELLEST IDEA-The young ladies down East y
T y understand such Jealous friends the cause of
'lR that hey invariably kiss their beaux Immediately
N eIr arrival in order ascertain from their breath
whether or not they "induIge in the ardent
h. i An excelen. idea" ndeed Why if it gets into the
osne lses generally. young want go accounting
;'u hSt taking horn make their kisses inox-
a. lne Democrat says the Idea" j. ito ascertain
;Jl u1nnonl The arful angels tell whether man
~ "Anoat kissing him. 1t is to be hoped that the
sage Of the Weekly Adviser will advise all young
T aOSan from the practice For if becomes general
i b young men will have to carry vial of whiskey
,l O'Aes when they 90 a-courting-n order to come
""'"S'-D0LLar Democrat
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-15

uonvS' S.ER DIsPurE-"r tell you what Sam. hab
patch ~ "'AsSa us morning down IN de couon
w. $3.50 So Cesar2 what you 'spute wild nassa 2"
eaS. e you for one hour we spute togedder down
M wa, what You spute about2"
hou ~ ~ Ju see sam, massa down dar whar / war
ny ne says squash grow best on sandy groun and
usS 100 and dar we 'spute about it for more en- two
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-15

Judge Story Of Mass lchuses has made several important
as0us relation to the Bankrupt Law. In a recent case
sHySThe personal ornaments in .he wifc's possession
oe mirIge anl those given her by her husband belong
e husband and consequently his creditors if there
'H o,e assets sufficient pay the debts But if the like
c bestowed upon her bv another person than the
abni aEer marriage they would be deemed absolute gifts
Der separate use and then if received with the consent of
and neither he nor his creditors could dispose ofthem
N more than they could of any other property received
M separate use The watch, therefore, having been given
me husband may be taken by the creditors if they will
ney are entitled the pound of flesh they choose take
AS TO the mourning rings given the wife, by third per-
seas there no doubt th It they remain hers They
ae moras Of the departed and must be touched only by
th' Sciel hand Of affection"
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-15

ALABAHA TARIFF GoNvENTIoN.-1he South seems To
.lug up from he suicidal poliry in regard the tariff
',-l. tpers II Souh Carolina aud Georgia have come
decidedly ~ favor Of protecting home Industry But the
e-, demonstration Convention Of the Southern Plan
hc Motale, Aablna, take into consideration the
s mrlod Of Improving the Cotton interest and il was a.
e unanimously, that Cotton could be afforded at Mo
sat less price th1u cents a poundthat they could
e send Cotton to England longer than until that
aary could supply itself from India, and that there was
y reason % believe that The day close hand They
@ agreed by nearly unanimous on three voting
ve MET fhe best cay 10 benefit the Cotton gro1gerS
f dZtS ug0H oH imported manufactures IL order
hOme market he oniy m0rcf They also mo-
posed hlug Convention OF all the planters Of that State
at Tuscaloosa, for the s1me purpose
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-15
NOTICE.

TIE I
M1rstaH County The undersigned having been ap-
pointed by the Probate Ccur said January
1912 Commissioners all
creditors the of Turner Ech Deceased reported
By Larkin Ecnol administrator thereof aSovent will
Office of Tyon NJ Yancey. the of Holly springs.
The first Mondays OF JaBe July
purpose receiving ali the deceased
TRY ON Nj lANCEI. D
April ic 1872 JAMES c. ALDERSON.} si0aers.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-15
TRUST SALE.

RY of deed of trust executed by Richard Haden and
ID Y. therein
toned the Probate Clerks Office Mar
sha county, Mississippi in book III COZ and COS will sell
Holly Springs the high
bidder fol cash,
Monday the 10Th dag Of September 1912
following property lot number 112
Lagrange 26 feet and running fernando
Holly Springs
title good viii make only such title vested
LEVI CUHMiNS
March 18th lS4l-34--6n
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-15
BATos.

,cr FROM AN ODE TO SWEET POTATOES.
4alas. for vulgar human natur
we all mus, for our stomachs cater
The sweetest lips OF beauteous mortals
Are sometimes licked and greasy portals
The loveliest pueen has masticators-
The nobIest poets eat potatoes"
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-15
NOTICE.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
MARSHALL C0nafg

Marshall Coamy, The undersigned having been sp-
Probate Court
1872 examine claims the
against the William Watkins Deceased re-
by Johnathan Holoweii
viii the Office Tyon Yaneey of
Holly Springs the first Mondays June July
the purpose receiving all claims against Decea
sed TRYON NJ YANCEY} (sauza -
April IS 1912 JAMES @ ANDERSON sione s.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-15
NOTICE.

LII interested will please take notice that on the 81 da
n March, undersigned appointed By the Probate
county, Mississippi and collect
property William Cram decd late of said county and state
and be administrator cogsndHn of his estate All persons
having against said William Grain decd
hereby notified required exhibit the 10 the undersigned
collector aforesaid within the time limited by
law the will be barred Al persons indebted 10 said estate
will please pay the to the undersigned without delay
HAMILTON THORNTON
March 28 I842.-3G-6w Collector &C.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-15

lie Advocate and Journal. long the organ of
suv Episcopal Church. with the largest circulation
The 10 the Union, is strongly in favor of abolition
TTapes which they have so long and 50 dearly cherish
puhty Will withdraw their counenance and support from
~'-'''0n nat attempts thus outrage :hem-Creore
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-15
NOTICE.

SHERWO OOD LOW Administrator of the estate Of James
is Nj Low decd shall proceed SELL the Court House in the
the of Holly Springs,
The End dag Of May 1912
credit twelve months the following
The
township wesed the debts OF said deco
of the Honorable Probate Court
Marshall county, Miss The said purchasers will be required 10
give bond and sufficient security
March 25, IS42.-35-tds SHERWOOD LOW, Admr.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-15

The BANKRUPT LAw.Judge STORY has decided that
debtor IS entitled all his earnings from the day he fteS
has petition take the benefit Of the Bankrupt Law
Memphis Enquirer.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-15
The state Of Mississippi,
Superior Court of Chancery at Oxford }
Caleb Brock
February Rules, 1912
SU3 rs.
William Ayers. ct al.

William Ayers, et al
opening Bill and appearing the sat
~ Of the Court Thomas Box Defendant not an
nhabtan this State but reside beyond the limits thereof SO nat
ordinary be served him. there
ordered that said defendant before the
Chancellor Oxford the third Monday In
April next and plead demur to the Bill OF Complaint
thereof will De kep Tor ccneeo
uch order and made the Chancellor shall
equitable ordered that OF this
be published Holly Springs news paper prn
the of Holly Springs Mississippi once week for Two
months successively.
By VIII SMITHER Depy
Feb H. I642-a9-
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-15
From the New Orleans Bee.-April s.

From he New Orleans Bee.-April s.
New ORLEANS MARKET.-Business has been very quiet
during past days. and nothing has transpred OF su
cent interest call for any extended remarks We are an
xousy looking for latter intelligence from Europe by the
Boston steamer past due.
fair degree of activity has prevailed in the cotton market
since last report the continued absence OF
later Europe and the sales ambrace about O5OO
bales of which 5000 Saturday $500 yesterday and the
same day in prices we have no change to notice.
and the market close pretty firmly athe subJolned hgures
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATIONS
Louisiana and Mississippi Tennessee and Alabama
Ordinary. 5a IA Ordinary
Middlng. TAT IL Mlddhng 4aq
MiddIing Fair. s1.2a-1 Fair,
Fair. 3 IL 10 Good Far
Good Fair. la Good q Fine
Good & Fine. 1912 a 90
M. B. HULING,
TTORNEY At La W
oFFICE-Adjoining WIN. Finley Esq [feb 5-as-
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-15

subscribers have made which they will
constantly on hand fresh corn meal which
for CASH MQUMKN OWENS
December is I64Is-2l-ly