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flasen 9e9en tbn entlateoen ruaren, Selbfupro.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20
NJ OF Z c. q

In pursuance ofthe provisions of deed
of trust, executed by George A. Phifer aud
Elizabeth Phifer, his wife, TO me, bearing
date7 December, lS4O. ofrecerd in the office
of the Probate Court of Tippah County.
Mississippi, for the purposes therein men
toned, | shall expose TO public sale,
On 4th dag Of March lS43t
at the residence of said Phifer in Tippah
county aforesaid, for CASH. to the highest
bidder, the East half of Section 50, Range
one, Town two East of the Chichasaw Ces-
sion in Tippah county aforesaid, d,-Also the
following negroes, tie witty Bob, Calvin,
Billy, PhiIlis, Harriet, & EmeIine, chill
dren of Philis', Louisa and Chales; COM
prisng Eight likely negroes
The title is believed to be good to both
real and personal property, bnt selling as
trustee | shall only convey such title as is
vested in me by the deed aforesaid
p. w. LUCAS.
Holly Springs, Jan. Is, lS43. Trustee.
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Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20

THE State of 6LissisSippi:-To all per
Il >ons interested in the lands. tenemenIS and
heriditaments of William M. BoStwick, Deceas-
-GaEETINc:
You are hereby cited to be. aud appear be-
fore the Probate Court of Marshall County
at the Court House, in the town of Holly
ssf.-- eso-sr-, tho fourth Mnndau of FEBRUARY
next TO shew cause, If any you can why the
lands tenements and heriditamehts of said
William NJ Bostwick, Decd, should not be
sold to pay his debts.
ass3s5sa5s95 Witness the Honorable JES-
BEL. S Sc LEWELLEN, Judge
9t;5sas of said Court and the seal
thereof annexed. tie fourth Monday of De
cember a ID. 1912
Issued January 5th. 1913
Fest, GoRDENTIA WAITE, Clerk.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20

TAKEN up by John Clark. living SIX
teen miles South of Holly Springs, one bay
horse, 7 or s years old, shod before, one fore
foot and both hind feet white snip on the
nose. fifteen hands high, no marks or brands
perceivabIe Appraised to $50. NOV. 80.
Dec. 9. 1942.-l7-3w
TAKEN up by Sterlin Bounds, living 8
miles northwest Of Lamar, one sorrel horse,
8 years old, no marks or brands perceivable.
Appraised 20 $50. Nov 26, 1912
Taken up by Lemuel Farrcr, living three
miles Northwest of Holly Springs. one
dark bay mare, six years old, branded on the
right thigh and shoulder with the figure 6.
Appraised 10 $50
ALSO-One dark Colorerd mare mule,
two years old no marks or brands perceiva-
bIe Appraised to $50 NOV 28. 1912.
Taken up BY John Nichols, living on
section 7, town. ). range west, one iron
gray mare, years, IA hands high, small
white srot ia the forehead. some saddle spots
on the back no other marks or brands per-
ceivabIe Appraised to S35.
ALSO--One brown mare mule, suppo.
sed to be years old. branded on the right
shoulder with a stirrup iron; no other. marks
or brands. Appraised to $50 NOV "a, AZ
Taken up by o. r. p. McGinnis. living
near Lamar. one sorrel mare mule. with
fax colored TAIL with lump on the left
side Of her neck, no other brands or marks
perceivable, six years old. Appraised TO
| 90 this oath Dec, 1912
By William Nc Dade, living three miles
south west of Lamar, one sorre! filly, three
years old, some white 10 the face. no other
marks or brands perceivable Appraised
to 825,OO. this Goth Dec, 1912.
Bv William Wright, living three miles
east of Holly Springs, one CLoy-Bank horse,
branded on the right hip with w, and sup
posed 10 be a c.; flax main and tail, six
years cd. Appraised to $500, this 9th
Dec, 1912.
By d. NJ Young, living in Chulahoma,
one dark bay colt on the poney order,
years old mex; spring, star in the forehead,
and snip on the nose. Appraised TO S27, so,
this 30th Dec, 1912.
Taken up by VIM. d. Stuart on Big Cold
Water Creek near Massy's mill. 2 large
spotted barrows, black sows, with some
young pigs marked smooth caop off each
ear and split and half moon IN the right, 2
unmarked sows, | black, spotted, some 8
or more shoats, supposed to be six months
old; all appraised to $50. Jan. Z, lS43,
Taken up by Nathaniel Moody, 0 miles
south of Holly Springs, the following cattle,
to wit one yellow and white steer, marked
under-bit in each ear, brcnd letter o on the
right side, appraised to SI4. One dark
brindIe steer. marked crop and split in right
ear and swallow for1 in left, brand letter O;
appraised to Sl4.
Also one red steer with under slope in
each ear; appraised to Sl2. One black and
white steer, years old. crop and hole in
right ear, 2 under bits in the left appraised
| TO $40 One year old red and white steer,
| split In each ear; appraised TO s.,
G. l.. SWAN, RANGER.
January 20, lS43
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20
The State Of ssixsissiDni:

10 all persons ln df3g manner interested an
the Lands teaesents and herldit 1mlentS
Of George Pooi tate of Marshall County,
Deceased:-GREETING:
YOU are hereby cited to be and appear
before the Probate Court of Marshall coun
ty, at the Court House in the town OF Holly
Springs on the fourth monday of February,
lS43, to shew cause, if any you can, why
the following described lands tenenents and
heriditaments, belonging TO the estate of said
George Pool, decd should not be sold, in
preference Of the slaves for the payment of
his debts or the residue thereof to 1.-THE
north half and south west quarter of section
twenty-five, in township two, of range three,
west of the Basis Meridian of the Chiclza-
saw CeSsion-Also, part of section twenty
six, in the same township ard range, begin
ming at the north east corner OF said section,
thence west one hundred and forty poles to
a stake, thence south, bearing east degrees,
one hundred and eight poles to a stake,
thence east, bearing north S degrees to the
east boundary line OF said section, thence
north with said section line to the beginning
z; z; fs55sss3 f55ss Witness the Honorable Jesse
& L. S.5 Lewellen, Judge of said Court
tsFsEs.b and the seal thereof annexed
the fanrth ..anda,- -f1 -f1l~~vt.4sv-, - u ie-4 =
Issued the 5th dav of January, lS43.
Test, GORDENTIA WAITE, CPk.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20
PRIV a Eg lGAAIIM0
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Mr.. & Mrs Ne wsUM have taken, for
the ensuing year, the commodious dwelling
house. occupied at present by Mr.. w. +.
Williams, pleasantly situated, a short dis
tance west of the institute. where they will
be prepared. to accommodate some or 10
Young ladies' No pains will be spared to
render their situation comfortable and agree
able.
Price Or. month. for board and lodging,
washing. fuel, lights SC. SO. payable pune
tually. at the end of the session.
Mrs N. will give lessons IN music to any
of her boarders who may desire it.
Y. r. NEWSUM.
Holly Springs, Dec. g, 1912.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20
CHAVCERY SALE OF
E.znK and MILLS

Pursuant TO an interlocotory decree ofthe
District Chancery Court of the State Of Mis-
sissIppi, at Holly Springs, pronounced at
the January Term, I843, in the suit of Will
liam Kennedy ct al, against Samuel Kenne-
dy ct al. / will on the first monday Of
March next, at the Court House door In
Holly Springs. sell to the highest bidder on
a credit of twelve months, the purchaser
giving bond, with approved sIretles, the
south half of section No. %. township 2, OF
Range 3, west, in Marshall county, upon
which are valuable Grist and Saw mills at
which sale each of the parties to the above
named suit will be allowed to bid.
JAMES G.. ALDERSON,
Jan 20, lS43-tS Comm iSsG0ucr.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton is now coming in freely, and meets
with ready sale. but we regret to notice that
prices have downward tendency. This is
owing to the advices from New Orleans and
New York. which state that prices had de-
eilned nearly all that had been gained on
me last news from England-the large esti-
mate OF the crop-together with an advance
on on tTeIghts and decline in the price Of Ster-
ing Exchange. We do not however alter
our quotatlons--Appsal, of 20th INST
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20
MASON PITCHER,
JOHN *. RA YBURN.

p S. We wish 10 let our friends know
that we do not own one dollar in any Steam
Boat and all Goods to our address will 90
forward without delay and whenever we
can do SO, will snip them direc; from the
vessel to Steam Boat
PILCHER 81 RAYBURN.
Refer 10 STRATToN * GooDLETT, HUl-
ly Springs, Miss.
Sept 80. lS42.-7-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20
HOLLY SPRINGS

e g g2lgAl8 IIg2I9Dg@s
ON Monday, the 25d instant the next
session of this Institute will commence.
It is specially requested, that no pupil Be
presented for admission, whose tuition fees
in the Literary and Ornamental Depaa
menls, will not be paid. one hall, in advance.
nor need those apply who are IN arrear fof
the previous sessions.
The pupils, who take music lessons be-
yond the walls of the Institute without per
mission, shall be forthwith sent home.
Parents who hearken 10 the tales OF their
children whom it may be necessary to cor
rect for bad lessons. negligence. carelessness
&c, had better not apply-for If they have
not sufficient confidence in the management
of the institute their children ought to be
kept at home or sent elsewhere for educa-
tlon.
An uncompromising. and yet most tender
and well tempered discipline shall ever char
acterize this Institute.
c. A. FOSTER,
Principal.
Tanuarv q Ie4e
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20

THE Undersigned, having, on the goth
dav of September, 1912, IN the Probate
Court of Marshall county, Mississippi,
qualified as administrators OF the estate OF
Thomas F. Stanback, Deceased, and obtain
ed from said Court, Letters of Administra
lion thereon all persons having claims
against the estate OF the SAID THOMAS r.
Stanback. are therefore, required to exhibit
the same within the time limited by law, or
the same will be barred.
ELIZA d. STANBACk;
Nov 25, 1912. Admlnislfatrlx.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20
no A l. A D Y
~ PAX BESJAMrN

r--,r thv face Imay not gaze.
0otbv soft eyes 1 may not bend
,r--rsion, lest their slaTlike-rays
should thoughts Of passion strangely blend
with hat calm feeling of delight,
That admiration pure and wild,
VIII which men contemplate the bright
AadhapPy features Of child.
v,s Anna, beheld thee smile,
heard thy voice more sweet and low
Than waves, which round our pleasant isle
Tn silver cadence break and flow;
lsaw thy form, in perfect mould
By Natures magic fingers cast,
Flirer than statues found OF old,
Creations ofthe brilliant Past,
Isaw and worshipped: in my breast
As on an altar, burns fire,
Which Cannot tail and will not rest,
Psrchance twill light my funeral pyre;
T.rchance-ah, blessed hope "a tone
Ofthine may fan the love-lit flame,
And bid il glow for thee alone,
Thro' every chance and change, the same.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20
Lon lhe ". v. sunday Mercury.
MACHINE POETRY.

MACHINE POETRY.
NAN WAS MADE TO MOURN
Oman while in thy younger days
Thou dost not care darn;
You reckless run in mischief's ways,
And will not wisdom larn
Your daddy's and your mas advice
With upturned nose you scorn;
And then, in after years you find
That man was made to mourn
Look not alone'on active youth,
Or manhood's ripened stage;
Man is but miserable at best,
No matter what's his age;
But see him in his boyhood's bloom
Fore breakfast take horn
And he will find ere many days
That man was made to mourn
A few are fed with luxuries
Served up on pleasures platter;
Bat think not that dame Fortune does
Midst all, her comforts scatter;
For OH we find in every land
Loafers, with trowsers torn. Ishow,
And threadbare coats-which plainly
That man was made to mourn
oh pointed are the lhorns OF i'll
That pierce the breast, we find
And vet we make them sharper stIll,
By fighting with our kind.
Then loafers fight, and pull the hair
That does the head adorn.
Mans inhumanity to man
Makes countless thousands mourn
See, yOnder poor, besoued wight.
With nose so flaming red,
COntrives 10 Gel himself a glass,
But cannot get his bread.
AMI see him, as he reels along,
All friendly warnings spurn.
Unmlndful though weeping wife.
And lots of children mourn
- Sleep the poor mans faithful friend,
The dearest and the bcstl
lie has no peace, except that when
With thee he is at rest;
And I'm but little better off,
With on each toe corn,
And rheumatism in my boots.
Which makes me sadly mourn
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20
NO 7 ICE.

IN PURSUANCE ofthe provisions ofa
deed of trust executed bv John n. Phifer &
Wife, of record in the office ofthe Clerk OF
the Probate Court of Marshall County Mis-
sissppi, on the 18th OF August, l640 to Sc
cure the payment of certain debts therein
specified, we shall expose to public sale to
the highest bidder, for cash,
On the 10 day Of February l643.
at the Court house in the town OF Holly
Springs the following described real and
personal property, to wit One Section OF
Lind. situated in the County OF Marshall
aforesaid it being Sec. Is, of Town 5, Range
5, West: and the East half of Sec. 25, OF
Town 2, Range | West Also the follow
ing negroes to wit: Frank. Mack, Isaac
WILL Sandy, Dick, Alfred. Munford
George, Richard, little Frank, Jim, John
Mark. Ned Henry, Susan, Rose, Sally
Lindv, Margaret, Mary. Sarena. Fanny,
Mariah, Eliza, and Carey, numbering about
Twentv-Seven and comprising every varle-
tv as set forth in said deed, reference to
which is hereby made.
The title to both real and personal prop
env, is believed to be good but selling as
trustees, we shall only convey such title as
is vested by the deed.
The sale if necessary. will continue from
day to day until all is sold.
CHARLES LOFLAND,
NATHANIEL ANDERSON,
Trustees
December 16 1S42.-ts
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOLLY SPRINGS
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- - sss.s - ca s.-A u sa .
THE undersigned would respectfully
give notice to his friends and the public, that
he has reduced his tuition fees, as follows
Terms per Session Of fre Months.
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic $3.50
English Grammar, Geography, 1850
Latin, Greek, French, Spanish. and
Italian. and all the ether branches
of an English education 1900
One half payable in advance, one half at
the close of the session
E. BASS. JUs'R.
January 20, ls43.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20

p-r END.-A farmer once hired
lH1 s,sr 10 assist IN drawing 10 gs
Ts the log was i ,be cue .maest 1nss end @Gayz
.-sIired 70 Iees,'C I cbast;sed him and a. ,oId ~
Thi;l 'A@ ~ d take the butt end Dinner
pn ave. IVA With it a sugar loaf pudding.
ins' 80 % sliee1 OF a generous portion of
aaa -, ''-''. 1lrl. aud giving the farmer a
wink, exclaiH'''
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20
Doors Caruthers IL Reid

HAVING again associated themselves in the
Practice of Medicine respectfully tender their
Professional services to the citizens Of Holly
Springs and its Yicinity.-Ofice, the OLD stand
on centre Steet. ). o. CARUTHERS,
Jan 20-tf w S. REID
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20
FUR AND wool HATS
JOSEPH WARREN,

UTOULD inform the public that ne has re
w moved his shop TO HeInando street, oppo-
s;,e powellss Row. where he Will carry on the
above business in its various branches He
wouId inform the ladies of Holly Springs, that
he is prepared to dye all articles OF apparel on
the shortest notice, and of the most beautiful
colour
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20

THE undersigned have formed a copart
nership Ito take effect from and after lst day
OF October next) for the purpose of transact
ing a General Commission and Factoraoe
Business, 10 New Orleans, under the firm
and stvlc of
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20
PITCHER & RAYBURN.

We respectfully solicit share of the bu
siness of our old friends ard the public gen
erally-pledging ourselves to be prompt in
rendering sales and applying proceeds as di-
rected. Our ]. * Rayburn being accIima-
ted, will hereafter remain in the city perma-
nently
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20

7-.rrlNG-Perhaps the best in
saos BLAeA.T eideT berries. Mash the ber-
he Nord band in large kettle Of wa
=. viii y0s. h the shade for few days,
sr; So 'Is. I,a.ssl up with water. Afterlhey
-.ln. ne ,-,;o ,.. and wiring them through a
Ire c'oi : = and .hen boil down to the thick
.1srss 'l'.I, I,ssqs Put a small quantity with
-s d ino. brush, and rub the shoes
iath'r o. fine gloss. The same will
Oh w. oJ writing ink.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20
CHINA CEMENT.

The subscriber has quantity of China
Cement superior article for mending
China, Earthenware &c.-For sale by
Jan. 2O-tf J S. WIGGS.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20
eueaI.
sTae silssn lie that 5inds t.ro .rilli.g heatts., ),
M MARRIE ID.

On the I2th inst hy the Rev. L. ID MULLEN $.
WILLIAM A. BOREN, Esq. OF his place. 10
Miss REBECCA JANE WILKINS Of Mar
shall county.
A liberal present Of snow-white cake accom-
panied the obove notice, for which The happy
couple have our best wishes for their happiness
here and hereafter
Let those who do consent to share
Each Others tolls, and burihens bare
Be ever blessed with peace and Joy
And every year girl or boy
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20
A LIST OF LETTERS

u EMAINING in the Post Office at Holly
I@ Springs, MISS, on the 1st day of January.
1878; which, if not saken out BY the ISt dav oil
a~ Iaays lefteaS
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20

HNHE subscriber having leased the MARSHALL.
4 INN, (formerly occupied by MIR. William
SON y would beg leave 10 inform his friends IN
particular, ana the public in general, that he is
now ready and willing to furnish the best enter
tainment the country will afford, and at very re-
duced prices. He will give strict attention 10
his Table and TO The department OF his servants,
and all things connected with the comforts OF
Travellers and BearderS and asks share oil pat
ronaae WILLIAM l.. LANIER.
Holly Springs, Jan. ,, IS43.-22-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20
PELCHEEs & RAYBURN.
OTTON & TOBACCO FACTORS

AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. so, CAsr, CoRNER or NArcnEz STREET.
NEW ORLEANS.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20
Arrivals and Departures Of the
HOLLY SPRINGS MAILS.

MEMPHIS MAIL.
Arrirss-Mondays, Wednesdays.
and Fridays, at 1PM
Departs days at II
SOUTHERN MAIL.
Arrircs-Sundays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays, at
Dcparts-Mondays. Wednesdays,
and Fridays, at II
LAGRANGE MAIL.
Arrires-Suudays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays at =" Z"
Departs-Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, at A N
PANOLA MAIL, r1o CHULhHOMA.
Wednesdays, at SPIN
Departs-Tuesdays, at 2AM
ChulahOma Mail arrives Saturdays and
departs same days
TUSCUMBIA MAIL.
Arriees-Tuesdays, at 7PM
DEPARTS Wednesdays, at 4AM
FERNANDO MAIL.
ArYireS-Thursdays at : SPM
Departs Wednesdays, at 5AM
OAK RIDGE MAIL.
ArriUes-SaturGays at 12
DepartS-Same days, at 1pM
The Office opens o'clock A. NJ, and
closes at 5 p Nj. Persons would do we'll
to have their letters deposited in the Post
r
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Ma
shall County Circuit Court. rt.-Septemb,i
Term. l842-In Vacation.
Mary B. Kidd. BY her next friend SC
7S Rill far Divorro
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20

The Office opens o'clock A. NJ and
closes at s p. Nj. Persons would do we'll
to have their letters deposited in the Post
Office by half after o'clock p. NJ, to in
sure their departure by the first mail.
VIM. E. WILLIAMS, p. NJ.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20
Rober: Kidd.

This day came the complainant BY couu-
sci. and, whereas, itappeaung to the satisfac-
ton of the Court. that upon affidavit fled
by Walter r. Sorrcls. that the said Robc,l
Kidd is not resident ofthe State OF Nissis-
sipp bat resides beyond the limits thereof.
it is therefore ordered by the Court, that lie
fact charged in said Bill, be set for hearing
AT the next term ofthis Court exparte, unless
the defendant will then aud there appeal.
plead answer or demur to the same, and ihgt
a copy OF this order be published in the Hol-
" Springs Gazette, ne e.vspaper published
in the town of Holly Springs, for the space
of three months previous to the next term Of
this Court
The above is true copy from the min
utes. A L. CARUTHERS, CLERK
December 18th 1912
The said Bill of complaint charges that
the said Robert Kidd wilfullv obslinately
aud without cause. deserted his said wife the
complainant, and of being absent from her
three years next preceding The filing of said
bill of complaint. and not contributing any
thing 10 her support.
VIM A BOREN,
Comp Attorney
Dec l6,-1S-3m
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20

Persons calling for any OF the above Ietcf
wilt say they are ADVERTISED, or they my NJ
be looked for
WILLIAM E WILLIAMS P. II.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20

Ayers William 2
Anderson Elizabeth
Adams & Burlon
Armistead a p
Acton James G
Amour, Lake & Mur-
dock
Akin Terry
Arnold Osburn
Abernathy John r
Allion Kelley
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20

January 6. 184s.