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CoSygNIEST YERIcLE.--A Paris letter wri-
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THE True LOVERS FORTUNE: or, TIE BEGGAR OF THE
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document! to be perfectly ru.. JOHN poWsh
VICAR GENERAL OF NEw.YosX,
Rector OF ST. Peters Church
Given at New York this If.h day OF December ia42
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lst District, James Lenox, New-HambUrg.
III Robert Dennls,on, Salisbury.
81 90 Anthony Van Bergen, Coxs2ck.e.
4,h :" e. G.. peleYau, Balaci, Centre.
5;h " Jonathan d. Lodyard.
9Th - a. A. LEANS, Bath.
3th - }. NJ. Sherwood, Auburn.
9th (" l. 3. Laagmorlny, Rochester.
H. S. Randall Cortland Village Corresponding Secretary.
Luther Tucker Albany, Recording Secretary.
kEraF. Pre- ntise, Albany, Treasurer.
Executive Cosas.istrc-G. n. Bsnent, Albany; II. D..
Grove Bushirks Bridge; Alex Walsh, Lansing burg J.
NED. Mcyp,yce Albany Thomas HillhouSe Wa.efyl!et
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70 Two men, cook and fireman OF the Great
Western steamer, on her late arrival in England,
We're arrested and severely punished for smuggling.
The articles struggled were segurs, and not ex.
eeeding i've pound, weight. They keep a sharper
lookout for smuggling in England than we do.
There are several eaaps in Yorkshire who drive
TIER carriages on the profits Of smuggling to The
United States, aud the names OF these rogues are
weil.known in New.Ycrk and Phiiadelpha.
n,ar;can
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NEw-YoKx STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
The annual meeting of this Society was held ut Al
bany on Thursday the 10Th inst. to receive the
awards and premiums and elect officers for the en-
suing year. The following are the officers elected
JAMES S. wADswogTH, Genesee, President
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Loss or LIVES AT SEA.-Captair Bnker OF the
schooner William, was loss overheard on the 4th
instant, while on the passage ..on Bostoa to Ess'
port He, with two seamen, fell from the main
boom into tho water, while reeing the mainsaii
The two raeR succeeded in reaching the vessel, but
captain Baker was drowned. He left wife and
family at Portsmouth, N. II.
On board the ship Olympia, on her passage from
Hayse to Charleston, on the 18th OF December,
NJ tism Buck, seaman, while drawing pail OF
water, fell overheard. The stern boat was lowered
10 endeavor TO him, but unfortunately the beat
capsized under thestsrn, and Robert Hudson, mate,
and George Tow ascend, second mate, who were in
the boat. were both dloMned
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ilaess JOHN DUBOIS, bishoP oi Ne"'iorA.
Mace full confidence in Me statement by Martha
Coniin having known her the past tweaty years VIII
cheery give any particulars in relation 10 her case 10
' 49, Sr ELIZABETH,
Superior of the Roman Catholic Orphan asylum Prince.
street, r.. Y. Dec. ~ loa-
Ihave Conscience is the representations made by Martha
Cca!in and have full knowledge OF her case
S'' ELIJAH F. FURDY,
Alderman 10th Ward Of the ctyo! New-Yer@.
nar 1872
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The party, it is understood, has determined on
abolisking the office Of Attorney General, the gen.
tlemnp occupying that station GAMES t. AUSTIN,
Esq.) being peculiarly obnoxious to them. \ por-
zion of the Wings, think, will unite with them
in this measure HANCOCK.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10
NOTICE.

The undersigned having. on the 28th day
OF August. 1643, obtained from the Probate
Court Of Marshall county, State of Mssis-
sipp letters Of Administration upon all and
Singular the goods, chatiels and credits To
bias c Henderson, decd all persons having
claims against the estate oil sand decd are
therefore. hereby required TO exhibit the
same within the time limited by law. or the
same will be barred Those indebted 10
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment. JOEL 4. " NNE,
September |, lS43. Administrator.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10

The examination Of the pupils Of this ln-
stitute will take place on the 2Oth, 2lst and
I'D of December next
The following Session will commence on
Monday, the SJh day of January next.
1t Is necessary that early application be
made for entrance into the Boarding Depart
ment And it is highly essential to the m
terests Of the pupil that she be entered ~
the Literary Department, on the first day OF
tbe session c. A. FOSTER,
Rector e. Principal.
Holly Springs. 2d Nov, 1913.
AZ The Memphis Enquirer and Appeal
will please publish the above until the open
inc - the nex, Session. c. A. L.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10

The npiersiene5 81 ibs Jaly term, fs43
q the Grobets Cont of Marshall county.
Mississippi aavlng seen afFoiatfd ccmn'iS
Slaners 70 receive and examine all claims Of
the s. veal credanss q tbes state @! William
q lfv}G9 deceased, reported inssyrni by
his Admin.stratog, vi! inject 1t the, flee Of
he Clefk Of The Probate Cauu ia Ilellg
Springs, on the thiaa Saturdays al Oci0ber
January, April. anI June uext, u receive
proof u ciiifas agaiast sid Estate
GORi }ENTIA WAITE,
WILLIAM CHfSM
July 28th. 1873 Commissioners. :
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10
IIOTICE.

Administration with the viii annexed
having been granted the undersigned at The
last term Of the Probate Court for Marshall
County. State of Mississippi. on the estate Of
Fulker Cox, decd, late of said county, no
iice is herby given TO all persons having
claims against said estate, to present them, dn-
" authenticated, within the time required
by law. or they will be forever barred; and
those indebted 10 said estate will please make
payment immediately to the Undersigned.
CHESLEY ID. WOOD, Adpir
aoith the VII amazed.
Oct. %, 1s43-lI-6w
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10
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5ulplo39e pU8 sssodIud 9ql JoI 4Ua!3WnS "a II!M
se aUIRs sql 10 qoutu os 40 uo!ssso MBseEoIq0
aql 70 ueip!I7tu slsed 9ql 10 lsaM I 7oegG
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SYST HsqaasoaG 70 fDP 438I az 40
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tleqsIBV 10 InoO 7lgqa4d aql 10 99luo eql uI
pIo55I 10 pue 'pauouu5W.u!9I7V s9SodInd 7Ql 4oJ
stu Of uteqYIey 9Sto9D 40 p9lnoax9 lsnn 7
20 p9eQ pJo suo!sIAoId 7ql 10 eoUensInd 4 /
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Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10

The State OF Mississippi, Circuit Court
Marshall County, September term 1913.
Robert kaox, 4
No 40 as
John y Stewart
UPON opening tue matters Of this bill, and
Il appearing TO the CoGrt that John y.
Stewart is not a resident Of the State of
Mississippi. but resides beyond the limits
thereof 50 that the ordinary process Of this
Count cannot De executed on him There
tore il is ordered by the court that unless
ihe said d, fendant appear at the next term
of this court 10 be held on the FIRST Monday
of March next at the court house Holly
Springs, a1d plead answer Or demur to
the .7mplainants bill, the same will be ta-
ken pro con fesso us to him, and set for hear
mo erp44te. And on motion Of the Com
plainan; by bis Solicitor, il IS ordered by the
CONT that copy Of this order be inserted IN
the "Gazette" a newspaper published IN the
town of Holly Springs once week for SIX
weeks successivelY.
A r CARUTHERS,
Bv GEORGE VEST ID. G.
November low.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10

NOTICE.

7 n pursuance ofauihorily sranted me by the pro-
] bale Goar OF .'zarShall CoaAfy Giss al tle1r
sep term - Is. sha.l proceed 81 sell lie hisbes
bidder, on .ss.a day tie > daY q NoTeu.b ber on
2 efeait q seeIfe mouths. ai ny lease in salo
coofty Heor lfeuut Pltasan1, a4d uadivced IN
iereSt ott h1ee 4. t.s o Ire >osshWe quarter oi
>ecfi ~ ss-el.l we os u che, Rsu1e three.
pest ot Jae gsrse So s.1A eHs-ion BoUd ;s.d appro
Eed seearisy ws5s o. reea.Test II me purchaser
HARDY I. 5EIYEU
October ls, 1873 eaagaiaa.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10

THE copartnership heretofore existing be.
tween the undersigned. Is this day dissolved
~ mutual consen. The books and ac-
counts will be found in The hands of u, ID
Jones' who IS authorised 10 settle and receive
all due the firm
Persons indebted to the firm would do
we'll 70 call and pay their accounts, Or close
them by note. as the business must be
brought 10 close.
VIM, WATT.
ID. ID. JONES. =
October 9th, IS42.-3t
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10

District Chaaeery Court offhs State Of
Mississippi at Holly Springs.
William Grains Admir- , September Rules
Robert Brown ct al. September, is43'
Upon opening the matters of this bill, il ap
pearing TO the satisfaction of the court that
the defendants Robert Brown. Roden L.
Grain, John Grain, Newell Grain and
Martha Grain are not inhabitants of
this State, but reside beyond the linn
its thereof SO that the ordinary process of
this court cannot be served on them; there
fore it is ordered, that unless the said defend
ant shall appear before the Vice Chancellor
al the court room in the town of Holly
Springs. on the first Monday of January
next, and plead. answer or demur TO COM
pIainants bill, the several allegations thereof
will be taken for confessed -as to him. and
such order and decree made therein as the
Vice Chancellor shall deem equitable and
Just: And it is further ordered, that copy
of this order be inserted in the Holly
Springs Gazelte." newspaper published 10
the town OF Holly Springs Mississippi. once
a week for two months successively.
A Copy.
Test, JAMES G. ANDERSON.
Sept. 5. ls43-2m Clerk /
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10
, 3 z T1 8 q z E7
EEAEELE 0.BRYAR,

I3StA IISI'
w Ill Be IN HoliY Spfings during The first
W week 81 egely month, when he would b.
fsseasee 10 serve an 10 ra2y choose 10 give him
Iaeir patronage He Is prepared Ia set any num-
bsr cf aeeta, fgea one . full SET and will ma ke
gaa palaseS and warrant them 70 remedy de-
ieetsse PRONUNCIATION without any pain. As his
loeaiion Ii North Mississippi IS permanent, he
viii Of course attend % his old practice free OF
char& AL operations warranted, and charges
low as the vse OF coed material will allow. iIe
cannoi operate for The prices usually charged bv
transient Dentists. who often use tin oralead for
filing the teefu. and ser Teeth of ivory or com-
mon bone In tise worst possible manner
EIRefer 70 The Physicians Of Holly Springs
ernanao, Oxford, Ripley and 81 iesn
April :. IS43-34-I2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10
District Choneery Cou1t Of Tie State Of
Mississippi al HOLLY Springs

$40 rs. July Term. 1913.
Mary w. Shappard al. J
pom opening the matters OF this bill, il ap-
~ pearing 10 the satisfaction OF the court that
the defendant Mary w. Sheppard is no. an in
habitant Of this State. but resides beyond the lin
lis thereof, SO that the ordinary process of this
court cannot be served on her; thereforeit is or
dered, that unless the said defendant shall appear
before The Vice Chancellor, at the court room in
the town OF Holly Springs on the first Monday Of
Janaary next, and plead, answer or demur 70
complaindnsS bill the Severaf allegations thereof
viii be taken for confessed as to her, and such
order and decree made herein Is The Vice Chan
cellor shall deem equitable and just: And il is
further ordered, that copy of this order be iu-
serted in the Holly Springs Gazette, a news
paper published in the town of Holly Springs,
Mississippi, once a week Ior Two months success
siyely. A copy.
Test, JAMES C ALDERsON
July 3. 1913 } clers.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10
hALLlMARY.

Mrs w T.. RAGAN, begs cave 20 return
w her hanks to the Iadies Of holly SRIines
and vicinity, for their LIBERAL Patrunase hereto
tore extended, and hopes a continuance ot the
same. She has Just received, direct from New
York tLe latest fashions, caps, b0nHe;S, &c.
she is now prepared io renovate ieghofn bon
nets nat, &c. So as to make them appear as nc VI.
Eov. lO.--tm.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10
BY THOS. A. FALCONER.
THE
HOLLY SPRINGS GAZETTE

4 published in the town Of Holly Springs, Mis-
s.lti-.~i everv week Al Tire D0liars per aBnum
:-t :: .tttsnce-- Three Dollars and Fifty Cents pay
atIa within six monihs--and. 4 our DoitGTs al th
eIJ o-vear. No subscription iaken for less tha-
SIX months
~ s1-t4re C,ea lines or less) for the first inser
IT,, and so cents for each additional one Ad-
y-s-lisenents rot e1arfsd with the number Of in
sartions on them, viii be inserted uniil ordered
9lt. and charged accordingly
Rrnouucing Candidates for Office will be-f0
e.are -IO--COunty -, 20 be paid down or assun
adbv a responsible name in town.
- Ieffers addressed to the Editor on busines
with the Office must be post paid 10 secure alien
z- T.:7sIs must De paid for an .E0o work
r7--e Ii tlis office is soon as delivered.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10

Cheap! Cheaper CEaenpcsf!!!
r She subser Der has III his employ an cxperien-
a ced German coUfeetioner, which viii ena-
bis lam 70 sell bis candies, cakes, and other
eStlas a extremely low prices. Tie haSa and viii
keep supply 81 superior CordialS. which he
VIII sell cheap His candies be waI Sell al 10
cents per ID. .etail, or - cents per ID wholesale
sugar, coffee, sali, meal, foar &c. Sc afwavs
On Land J s. WIGCES
i $. Tie boys can still be accommodated in
tic Snack liae, al - cis meal, whenever thcv
eall. 81 ~
October I3, 1873
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10
{ IL VacATTON, October
% h, 1913.

Preston sappington & 25.h, 1913.
William ii. Duke
TT pom opening .he nlatiers of this bill, it aP-
- pearing 10 tie satisfaction Of The Court that
hal abant OF this Stale bul resides beyond The linn
lis thereof, so-hat the ordinary process OF his
court cannot be served on him. Therefore Il IS
ordered by the court That unless The said de-
court room IN the town CT II oily Springs, on the
first Monday OF Janury next and plead. answer
or demur to comPlainantS bill, tie several allie
cations thereof Viii be taken for confessed as 70
hlnl, and such order and decree made therein as
The Vice Chancellor shah deem equitable and
just And il is further ordered That a copy Of
ans order be inserted in the ''Holy Springs Ga
zeile,' newspaper published in the town Of Hol-
ly Springs, Mississippi, once a week for Two
months SuccesSiveiv.
Test, JAMES c. ANDERSON, Clerk,
BY GEORGE WEST, ID. c.
Oct. p, I843-l0-2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10
District Chancery Court of the State of
Mississippi at Holly Springs.
1 In Vacation. Octo-
{ Der 24!h, 1913.
Consider Parrish

4IG Us. La vacation, 0cto-
Federick W, Huiing ct al bera4sh, 1913.
pom opening the matters Of this BILL If ap-
- pearing 10 the satisfaction Of the court that
The defendants James Davis, Joshua s. Curtis
and Robert II. Pattillo, are Rot Inhabitants of
this Stale, bat reside beyond the limits thereof 50
that Inc ordinary process Of this court cannot be
served on them, Therefore it is ordered: That
unless he said defendants appear before the Vice
Chancellor, al the court room in the town OF
Holly Springs, on the frs Monday Of January
next, and plead, answer or demur 10 complain
ants bill, the several allegations thereof Wi abe
taken for confessed TO them and such order
and decree made therein the Vice Chancellor
shall deem equitable and Just And it is further
ordered, That copy of This order be inserted in
the " Holly Springs Gazette newspaper pub
ii>hed in the town Of Holly Springs Mi sssippi,
once week for two mouths suceeSsiveIv
Test. JAMES G. ANDERSON Clerk
Lucas, LANE & ClAPP, sol'rs fo compit
October =, 16l3-2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

TNAE undersigned having on lhe 23Fd day Of
L Oclober 1913, ob.ained from the Probate
court of Marshall county State Of Mississippi.
letters Of administration, with tie Will annexed
Of all singular the goods, chattels and credits Of
Martha Beas!ey dec'd. All persons having
claims against the estate OF said deceased are,
therefore, hereby requested TO exhibit The SANE
within the time limited BY law, or the same vii
be barred. Those indebted 10 said estate are fe-
cuesfed 10 make immssliaEe payment.
THOMAS BEASLEY, Adm iaistrator.
October 27, 1913 -6x.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10

EtS IRA So ssz ssaseEs County.
TsAhEN up by John -lEcek, living 5 miles east
= OF Holly Springs, one bay horse years
old last SpIiug. branded with StIrrup iron on h
eit shoulder, i54 hands high APPRAISED TO {. -
Taken up by Johr. Mum, living miles west
Of n Mt. Pleasant, one dark brown mare mute.
about years old, common >Ize, has The foot evil
II the ieil hind TOOL, no other mar5s-p -percefva
bic. Appraised 10 s27a.
October :, 1913 Range.
TAKEN up BY Nick. Henderson 7 miles
south Of Holly Springs. one chestnut sorrel
mare, ball face, fax name and tail, three
white feet, some saddle spots about 5 years
old Appraised TO $50.
BY Wm. Humphrey, 7 miles Northeas
from Chulahoma, a dark Iron gray sud
colt. 3 years old last springs Appraised TO
$40.
By Mary Hunter. six miles South west
Of Chulahoma Que sorfel horse, 9 yeass old,
star In the forehead. and snip on the nose,
right hind foot White. APPRAISED 10 $50.
IA FALCOE'ER, Ranger,
October 9Th, 1918