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Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18
NOTICE.

Pursuant TO decree ofthe Probate Court
Of Marshall county. State Of Mississippi. rem
dercd al the December term, 1912, of said
Couii. will on the 10th day Of September
next. at the town Of Lamar, proceed to sell.
tc the highest bidder, on a credit of l2
monihs.'the following property. as the real
estate Of VIM G. Irwin, deed, to wit: OEe
lot 10 the town Of Lamar. being part of the
public square. containing Al feet by LID f.
back, on hich is situated a store house; al
SO, lots No 25. 20. 81. 26. 20. 35. So. & 81
in said town OF Lamar; also. lot No 2 in
that part of said town laid off by said VIM
G. Irwin. ABRAM F. IRWIN,
Adm'r Of EVm G. Irtcin, decd
Jaly %, lS43-50-3t
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18
NOTICE.

7 Y pursuance Of the pTovisons Of a Deed of
/ trust, executed by George Markham 10 me
for The purposes therein'menrIoEed, and Of record
in the Office of the Probate Couri OF MaTshall
County, Mississippi, shall proceed 10 sell tor
cash, on the premises,
On The iSih day Of December 1913.
the Norln West quarter of Section %, Town !,
Range /, West of the Basis meridian of the
ChickaSaw cession or 30 much Of the same IS
will be sufficient for the purposes and according
10 The provisions cf sa Id deed. The little is be-
licved to be indiSpuable, but selling as trustee |
shall only convey such tile as is ve>ed in me by
the deed HAMILTON THORN TON,
June l6 lS43-Gm. Trustee,
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18
TO THE AFFLICTED.
Holm OSWALD. VI. D.,

Having located in n oily Springs. offers his
professional sevices TO The public, in the treat
Ineut OF all chrouic diseases Having had
ample experience Id Hospital. and private
practice, he hatters himself with idea that
lis investiga i11sinto the condition ofaI afr
cclious Of long standing, havcenaLled him 10
determine their true character ia a majority
of cases and also to apply, with a certainty
o. great b. nelt. II not entire success, those
1emedies, W hich nature has designed and sci
cnce prepared FOR the melioration and cure
ofaIl diseases, whether Of the body or the
mind.
~ quack or secret medicine will be used
but all remedial agents Will be selected with
strict Re eference to their known virtues and
prepared AMI applied with scrupulous exact
ness 10 the indications that may present
themselves. 10 the case of the afflicted.
Excepl under urgent circumstances, his
practice viii be confined 10 the office, where
lie will DC happy to prescribe for, and sup
;ly medicine 10 all those who may apply.
Persons at q distance, not IN c0udnion TO
xisil him, cau be successfully presc ribed for,
ana supplied with suitable medicines. by
sending a correct, and if possible, a written
description of the most proninentsympto
Of their affections.
Calls are earnestly solicited from those
VINO regard themselves as hopelessly afilict-
I'd wiki Rhedma:ism, Scrolfula, Liver Com
plant, Consumption. Dyspepsia, Piles,
Gravel, Old Ulcers, HabituaI CosiiveneSs,
Chronic Diarrhca, &c, &c. &c; or ALL or
any Of that tEain Of distressing maladies, to
which the females our country are subject.
OFFTCE-Over the Northern Bank,
where tho public generally and Physicians
Particularly arc invited % call.
Holly Springs, July 28, 1913.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18

will offer for sale to the highest bidder,
for cash, before the court house door in the
town OF Holly Springs, Marshall county,
Miss, on the 2lst day Of August next. be.
tween eleven o'clock m and three O'clock
o m, lots No. 81, SO, 80, and part Of lots No
80, 81. 80, in the town of Huds9nvile and
the county aforesaid, owners name not
known; or so much thereof as may be suffi-
cient to pay so cents, the state and county
tax due thereon. for the year 1912, and a.
costs. JOHN Il. McCARROLL,
May 10, lS43 TAX collector.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18
NOTICE.

The undersigned, at the July term, ls43,
of the Probate Court Of Marshall county.
Mississippi, having been appointed commits
sioners to receive and examine all claims OF
the several. .creditols Of the estate of William
G. Irvine, deceased. reported insolvent by
his Administrator, will meet at the office oil
the Clerk Of the Probate Court in Holly
Springs, on the third Saturdays of October,
January, April, and June next, to receive
proof Of claims against said Estate.
GORDENTIA WAITE,
WILLIAM CHiSM,
July 26th, 1913. Commissioners.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18
Estrays--1Iarshall County.

Taken up by VIM Cunningham, seven miles
southeast OF Waterford, one bay mare and year
ing cOtt. The mare has black legs and small
star in her face, about Q years old. Appraised
TO $50
By hamilton Thornton, 81 miles North OF La
mar one brown horse, about s years old, gear
marks, black name and tail, blemiSh II the LETT
eye 10 hands high. Appraised to p.
BY John y. Davis, miles North OF Hoily
Springs one bay horse left eye out, both hind feet
white, collar MAJ ks on his shoulder feet nigh,
about - years old. Appraised 10 $50
Il. A FALC0NERs Ranger.
August i, iSI3.-5l-3w
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18
DOCTOR II. 4. SIMMONS,

. respectfully makes known 10 th
S citizens Of Holly Springs and
EtI Moth Mississippi, tha: be is pre-
- pairing. and hes on hand. niedi
ines that will cure all kinds OF Liver CON
plants. Dyspepsy. Sick Head Ache, Chol
y, Acu:e and Chronic infll nation Of The
Liver &c. Also an nalhble medicine for
all kinds Of Female diseases, and ali kinds
Of Rheumatisms
Ills medicines are too well known IN
NorIh Mississippi, to repeat here their heal
ing effects.
Persons wishing to purchase. can, by
ealing At The first door North of the u Mon
House, be directed 10 his office.
June %, Isi3-Ij-;E
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

All persons interested will take notice, that
Oh the 4th Monday OF September next. the
undersigned, who is administrator Of the es-
tate Of Alfred I'll. Powell. decd, will surren-
der to the Probate Court o. Marshall coun-
ty. Mississippi. his administration, and all his
authority as administrator Of said Alfred Fl
Powell, decd; and at the same time, he will
settle. with said Court SO far as his admins
tration has extended
GEORGE WEST,
July ., l643-2w Admiaisttat0r.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18

nFFERS his services 10 the Citizens Of Holly
OSprinss and yiciniiy, in the practice OF Den
tai Surgery. All OPERATIONS entrusted 70 him
will b. executed ia duraS and scientific man
acr, and II rates corresponding with he deprcs-
sed prices tif every thing else.
A long experience in the Practice Of Medicine
and Dental Surgery, enables him TO anticipate a
liberal share of public patronage.
He will be consulted for the treatment Of all
Affections, arising from dccayed and defective
teeth. ard attend 20 the adjustment and efectuSl
cieansing OF childgenS teeth, SO 10 secure tc
theE that comfort and beauty, OF which many
of the present generation are deprived.
Ladies viii be waited on at their residence, il
preferred
0fsce over the Northern Bank, in The room
foftncrly occupied hv Df. BIetney.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18
TAX COLLECTORS sale.

will offer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash, before the court house door in the
town OF Holly Springs. Marshall county,
Miss, on the 2lst of August next, between
eleven o'clock a m aud three o'clock D m,
the north east quarter of section 10, town 6,
range 5, assessed as the property of Peter
Culp, or so much thereofas may be sufficient
to pay 81 cents, the state aud county tax due
thereon, for the year 1912, and all costs.
JOHN Il. McCARROLL,
May 70, i843. Tax Collector.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18

The Rev. A. T. Mcrrlll and Lady, As
soclate Principal and Governess ofthe Hol.
ly Springs Female Institute, having entire
~ dissolved their connection with the same.
are at liberty, las som as Mrs. Ms health
is sufficiently recovered from the effects OF
her ardnous labors) 10 take charge of any
Literary Institution where their services
may be desired and there is the greatest
prospect ofsuecess.
Holly Springs. July 2ssh 1913. so 81.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18
NOTICE.

THE undersigned, at the May Term,
1S43, ofthe Probate Court of Marshall coun-
ty Mississippi, having been appointed Com
missioners to receive and examine all claims
of the several Creditors of the estate of Will
liam Grain. Deceased. reported insolvent,
by his Administrator, will meet afthe office,
of the Clerk of the Probate Court in Holly
Springs, on the third Saturdayst of August
and November, lS43, and on the third Sa-
turday's Of February, May, Angus and No
vember 1914. to receive proof of claims a.
gainst said Estate.
COR DENTlA WAITE, , Com
MILAN CE1ISM, mis
May 25-6
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18
C COTTON GINS.

TINE undersigned having commenced ma king
L. Cotton Gins in Holly Springs intends
working the best Of materials and on the most
improved plan. He will warrant his Gins to
perform as well as any.
Farmers wishing TO purchase can be furnished
with as good article, and for aS low price, as
can be got any where ~ Those waning old
Gins repaired, can have il done CHEAP and WELL,
no pay. JAMES II. TAYLOR.
Holly Springs, Miss, July Ii, Ief3.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18

"a THE undersigned having com
n ~ menced the Watch and Jewelry
ssTs n business III Holly Springs, Will
80 VA devote himself 10 the repairing Of
ss$ssSz Szs1<zA~~ fine watches JeweIy, &c Hav-
ing been instructed ia the art al q manufacturing
house in Liverpool, he VIII Be able 10 replace or
make anew any part OF a watch which may be
broken or worn In rs good stie as when II was
new. He has been engaged ia the business at
Sommerville, Ten, for nearly three years,
where. lie can give numerous respectable refer
cuces OF his skill Shop on the South side Of he
Public Square, at w an & Jones tin plate facto-
Ty- HENRY K. 1OC KNEk.
May the 10, ISI3-2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18
n m U G s e O as IL /.

II AVING purchased MeSsrs- 1age q Cos
II stock of Drugs have determined TO sell
n prices to suit the times. My stock on hand,
and arrivals daily expected, will make my assort-
ment equal, ifnot superior, to any stock ever Of
tered in this market The former patrons OF the
honse are respectfully reques-ed TO continue>such
Myself or Mr.. Cage will at all times be foun
present and all orders from the country will be
promptly attended TO. WA. +. 10UREE.
June 2, I5i342-I
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18

TAKEN up by Samuel Q. Hoker, living
5 miles north west Of North NJ. Pleasant
one vellow sorreI horse, all Of his feet white
bald face, shod all round some saddle spots
upwards of Is hands high, 9 OF 10 years old
Appraised to Sl5.
By Henry allen. living miles North
west of Holly Springs. one bay horse poney,
or years old, 3 | 2 hands high, shod all
round, some saddle spots. name and tail bob
bed oil Appraised TO S22 so
L. a. FALCOFER, Range,
July Z, 1913.
TAKEN up BY Hiram Mccurry, ? miles west
Of Chulahorna, on the fernando road one chcS
nut sorrel horse flax name and tail, wound on
the right Jaw, star in the forehead, 4 or years
old this spring, Appraised 10 $40.
TRO. A. FALCONER Ranger.
JuLc ,, 1913.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18
EsTRAYs-MARsuALI cOrN1'.

EcrIoAVC N.peuALL COUNlf.
I.l LS IA "a - will William Urssry Irag
Taken up oy y,Inoal y ,i,lo.n one sorrel hoI'5,
white lace, with white on his siae' - -. sb5s.
ufeet white TO the knees, glass eye Ss r.s lir5
der. 10 or IL years old, Is or 10 nai'-
Appraised to 50. -, IN bis fore
OLSO-One sorrel horse, star y la.r. -,- oil
head left hind foot white, s or y y'ee1sa
I4or Is hands high. APPraaISseoa, z
IhoS' a RaFga
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18
uORE NEW GOODS.

TIME subscribers have Just received 2U0O yards
A of Calicoes, from Oh to 20 cents per yard
Also 5000 yards Brown and Bleached DomeslicS,
lrom 70 20 cents per yard, besides many other
goods, which will be sold i0ir for cash.
June O ISt3-l3-lf III HOLMES 6 co.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18

lBVy g Q 81 81 = e S
TIME subscribers have just received one case
A m omen and plain Straw Bonnels, The latest
style, and Misses plain Straw 40: Also, case
Nun BcnnetS, only IS cents
June g. IS43-43-;f II. HOLMES & CO.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18
may 10, 1913

The State of Mississippi. Probate Court Ju.
Marshall County: ly term, lS43.
John Morgan, Admir- &c, FMS, day the
as. said John
Ann T. Morgan ct al Morgan admin
iStra1or of she estate of BENZ Morgan, dec d,
filed his petition, suggesting that distribution OF
said estate, among those interested, cannot be
made, in kind, and praying order TO sell two
negroes, viz, Judy and Harriet, in order to make
such distribution: Il is therefore ordered by the
court that said defendants personally appear be-
fore the Judge of our said cour~at Probate
court to be held for Mershall county, al he court
house in the town of Holly Springs, on the fourth
Monday OF September next, to show cause, II any
they car. against such sale; and il appearing 10 the
satisfaction Of the court, that the defendants Ben
lamin Morgan, Harwood morgan, Mary Elizabeth
Morgan, and Spencer Morgan, are not inhab.t-
ants of this State, bat reside beyond the limits
thereof Il is therefore further ordered by the
court that copy of this order be published In
the 'sFIolly Spru sGazette,'' newspaper pub
lished ia the town Of Holly Springs. once week
for six weeks succesSively, and that citation IS
sue to summon The other defendants
(~l Given under my hand and the seal
L. S. Of said court, at Office, the 25th day OF
t--~-} Jnly, 1913.
GORDENTIA WAITE, Clerk.
August 1, IS43.-5I-6w
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18
LOOK II h Ri.
$4,000 WOR TIL OF G O o d S
SELLING OFF At COST

gods at cost, for cash. His stock embfaa
ces nearly every article usually kept IN i
retail Store. and as / am determined to sell
them invite the Citizens of Holly Springs
and its vicinity, to call and examine for
themselves, as they will save their dimes hy
doing SO. J. M SLEDGE-
ALSO a fine Carriage and a superior
pair of horses for sale. at price to CORES
pond with the times. J. NJ. s.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18

The State Of Mississippi. Lafayette county
Circuit Court
James A. stubbIefeId, J May Term l843.
DJ simmons.
THIS day came the complainant, by his at
tornevs, and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the court that The defendant ID. j. Sim
mons is not an inhabi,ant of this state, bu5
resides beyond the limits thereof so that tn
ordinary process ofthis coLit cannot be serv
I'd upon him; therefore it is ordered by ths
court, that unless the said defendant appea
before the Judge of the next circuit court to
be holden fof the county OF Lafayette, at the
court house in the Town of Oxford on the
Sd Monday of November l643 and plead
answer or demur to the bill ofcomplaint, the
several allegations thereof will be taken foI
confessed and such order and decree made
therein as the court shall deem equitable
and Just And il is further ordered by the
court that copy ofthis order be inserted IN
the Holly Springs Gazette a newspaper pub
Iished in the town Of Holly Springs MISS
issippi. once a week. for two mont s success
sively A true copy from the minutes.
6. VI PHIPPS, Clerk.
Belcher s. Johnson, Sol.
July 7.-2m.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-24
SlLAs B. Huron, Secretary.

The Enquirer of Thursday last. contains the able,
elegant and mastery address Of the late President of
the Bank of Virginia, Dr.. Brockenbrough, 10 the
meeting Of the Stockholders on Monday the 9th inst,
the day which, after forty years devoted service
to the Bank, he elected from the post he had so
long filed with such distinguished ability, and upon
whose integrity and Jealous devotion to the interests
Of the institution over which he presided, not the
slightest ccnsure could be cast. Yet it pleased the
stockholders 10 proceed they listed, and, the En-
qurer says the deed done, to promote, presume,
the general good of the institution. In another
Iumn is given, from the Enquirer, basty notice of
the proceedings at the meeting referred to. Dr.. Is.
was among " the few and far between Democratic
bank officers had in the State and perhaps the ia.
ther of them ALL and in his removal ranking he did,
among the ablest bank officers in the State, the insti
tuition may regret hereafter, and when too late the
loss of an influence in the State il seems to US, il
would at least have been polite to preserve.
[Wiaehester Yirginian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-24
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,

Friday January 90
The following Resolutions were presented and refer
red:
BY Mr.. WILLIAMS, That the Committee on Ranks
he instructed 10 correspond with the Exchange Bank
and the Northwestern Bank, and ascertain from them
upon what terms the said Banks either Of them would
exchange the State Bonds held By them respectively
for the stock held by the Commonwealth in the said
Banks.
BY MIR. T.xzEY, That the Committee of PROPOSE
tlons, &c. enquire into The expedency of giving further
powers TO the trustees of the town of Grandyille in
Monongaa.
BY Mr.. EDMuSps, That the Committee of Courts Of
Justice enquire into the proprety of altering the times
now fixed for holding the Spring terms Of the Circuit
Superior Courts of Law, &C. for the counties OF Caro-
line and Lancaster.
BY Mr.. KIDwELL, That leave be given to bring in
bill to amend the act incorporating the town OF Mid
dleton in Marion county.
On Mr. EDwrSps' motion, the Apportonment bill
was made the order OF the day for Wednesday next.
The greater part Of the session was occupied with
the discussion of the amendments proposed to the re
solutions of the Finance Committee. We have some
notes OF the debate, but general that should bu
do injustice TO The Speakers if 10 attempt &c
sketch them out.
| MIR CRurcHfIELD called up the resolutions, when
Mr. VERY declined to address the House.
Mr. BYRD then proposed his amendment as stated IN
our last
Messrs. FRAZIER, LEAxE OF Goochland, and CAR
TER, addressed the House at some length, when
Mr.. WooD calling for the previous question, the
main question ordered; and Mr. Byrds amendment
was rejected by vote of So TO Co.
Mr. CRurcHriELD then moved to strike from the re
subscription to the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Com
pany-which resisted with great energy by MIR
EDGIyGToS; but, before he had concluded his speech
the House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-24
, Parliamentary Phenomenon

-, N,,,ocks, a member of Congress from Vermont
",rcss in late letter TO his constituents his inten
~ ,etire from public lfe-and accompanies 1t WIN
i following remarkable declaration:
Al have been nothing more than your attentive re-
sentative. Daring the six entire sessions which
ave- attended, and the portion thus far OF the presen
...;on. . kind Providence has given me such mea
- q: health, that have not been absent from my
p, IN the House Of Representatives single day, MOI
material part ofa day. This, together win Tue M
entail duties of my station, and votes gwen ~ "'
rs according 10 the best OF my Judgment, Gons.'0
5, could have served you better. have never
,,-e . speech in Congress. !.
VIA, "Never made speech in Congress. IN
/ nurse DISK entire sessions he never felt the sp'F.
|r.pr him How many of the Representatives OF
- psoole can boas, of the eqnanimi'y-the same
s.tr N r;oa, lhc cacoefhes ioquendt'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-24
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY.

According 10 public notice, meeting of portion Of
the Democratic party wos held at Haymaket on Satur
day, the I4 January, ]S43, which was organized by
appointing VIM Roach President, and Silas B. Hunton
Secretary. The object Of the meeting having been
planned by B. f. Harrison, the following resolutions
were adopted:
Resoeed, That it is no less the duty than the priv.
lege of freemen under our present happy form of Co.
vernment TO meet frequently in their primary assem-
bes TO deliberate upon questions involving their inte-
rest.
Resoired, That we highly approve recommendation
to hold convention OF delegates, depnted by this De-
mocratc party of each county composing this Senate
toria district to convene at auckland on Monday the
18th of February, 1s43 for tie purpose of selecting
suitable candidate to represent this district in the Sc
nate Of Virginia.
Rssoiced, That Capt. Jno. Hutchinson, Major Geo.
G. Tyler, Capt Peyton Norvi Dr. James w. F. Ma
craze, DR.. J. Ewell, B. K. Harrison, Thomas Foster,
Elijah Ricketts,, Thomas B. Gaines, Charles H. Hun
ton, John S..Trone, John Thornsberry, Richard 0.
Shirley, Henry G. Haisip, William Roach, and Sas
Is. Hunton, be appointed delegation to represent this
precint in the said Convention.
Resolced, That we have undminishcd confidence in
the frmness, integrity, capacity md patriotism OF our
ffellow.ci.izen, John W. Tyler, Esq, and do hereby
recommend him as suitable individual to represent
the Democracy Of This district in the Virginia Senate
Resored, That the delegates hereby constituted, be
instructed to use all proper and honorable means to
secure his nomination.
Resolred, That we pledge ourselves 10 support yea
lousy the individual WHO may receive the nomination
OF said Convention.
| Resolred, That we most respectfully recommend to
our Democratic brethren, in other sections Of the Dis
lrict the proprety Of holding at their respective pre-
cnc,s similar meetings. and appointing delegates to the
Convention.
ResOi0ed, That if majority of precincts sending
delegates should deem another time and place more
suitable than those fixed upon the proceedings Of this
meeting shall conform thereto.
RtsOlred, Tint the proceedings o: this meeting be
signed by the President and Secretary, and forwarded
to the Editors of the Richmond Enquirer, Warrenton
Flag, and Alexandra Gazette, for publication.
WILLIAM ROACH, President
SILAs B. Huron, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-24

COMMUNICATED.
The undersigned have seen with deep regret the
editorial controversy between Thomas Richie and J.
II Peasants, Esqrs., and with still pain have
learned, mot from the principals their seconds) that
personal conflict between w. F. Richie, Esq, and
Mr. Peasants is likely 10 grow out out of -and be-
eving that It may be avoided, and the controversy
healed without compromising the honor of either gen
teman, we come forward voluntarily, and tender our
mediation between them The article of MIR. Peasants
of The 18th day of January, lS43, headed "The En-.
9nirer, was called forth by that of Mr.. T. Richie OF
The l4th day of the month, and we are satisfied
was the result OF misconcepton by Mr.. F. OF the lat
ter article That article, are satisfied, was notin-
tended IN any manner TO reflect upon the personal cour-
age OF MI peasaEts 10 invade his private characier
but had reference TO the editorial bout between those
genemen and 10 the editorial and political course OF
Mr. r.; and so believing, we regard the article oil MIR.
Peasants as uniusied though believe that the i'm.
piled challenge TO the family Of Mr. Richie, proceeded
from generous motive, viz to announce the personal
liability ofM Peasants called on; without hostility 10
the members of the family embraced in it, II views
he correct, and are admitted by, Mr.. Richie and MIR.
Pleasan;s we propose, that Mr. Richie and Mr. Plea
SAINTS declaring Mr. Peasants shall retract his article
Of the l7,h of January, and that MIR. w. I. Ritche
withdraw his challenge which has been pied by Mr.
Peasants, and those gentlemen restored to their former
relations J W. PEGRAM,
JAMES LYONS.
January 81. IS43.
We acknowledge the correctness of the above views,
and accepting the proIrred medalion respectively &C.
cede TO the proposals made.
THOMAS RICHIE.
JOHN II. PLEASANTS,
WIN. F. RICHIE.
General Pegram was authorized by Mr.. w. +.
Richie IS second, in Mr. Peasants second aceeded
TO the above settlement 10 withdraw Mr.. w. F. r.. s
challenge.