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Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
NOTICE

pursuance Of the progi~;.-
= ,bs - executed b. Georse 49,! 49,! Es.
,o' me purposes tneIein'men7lons,.ss aa1l &.
,sonnt, 'nT o,aee me OF The Probate Com al s !,
..,h 0o9hh,y, Mississippi .sbaIl nm - = Nsrt.
,ha IN I t4e ioth deg Of De,s-5.- t,..
l3.e p an " e>t quar5er of Seci,on 'e4S,
ish;sls, tshi !, NeSi OF The Basis me- i.z-.
: me ~, ha>aw ceSSion or SO rnci ''..' -z
WI oe sufficient for lie .puFps~.s i. ,l- ,z.
tHe provisions of said deed ~
'sH9o ,1, .e, y pc indispensable, bar selling,
-, oliF convey such tile IS is 49,
! Jne'. aeea Is ,s.q sH.qAAslLroN TH0RE
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25

JOHN OSWALD, NJ. d.,

Having located in Holly Springs. offers his
professional sevc.s 10 the pubic, in the treat
ment Of all chronic diseases. Having had
ample experience in Hospital. aud private
practice, he falteTs himself with idea that
his Investigations into lhe condition of all ah
ections of long slaIding, haveenabied him 10
determine their true character in n ajoriiy
of cases and also TO apply, with certainty
of great benefit, il not entire success, those
remedies, which nature has designed and sci
ence' pre- pared for the.melioratIon and cure
OF alldiseases, whether of the body or the
mind.
No quack or secret med icine will be used
but all remedial agents will be selected with
strict reference TO their known virtues, and
prepared aud applied with scrupulous exact
ness TO the indications that may present
themselves. in the case of the afflicted.
Except under urgent circumstances. his
practice will be confined to the office, W here
he will be happy to prescribe for, and sup
ply medicine TO all those who may apply.
Persons a, a distance. not in condition to
visit him, can Bs successfully presc Tibed for,
and supplied with suitable medicines, by
| sending a correct, and if possible, a written
! description Of the most prominent symptoms
of their affections.
Calls are earnestly solicited from those
VINO regard themselves as hopelessly afflict-
ed with Rheumatism, Scroffula, Liver Com
plant. Consumption. Dyspepsia. Piles,
Gravel, Old Ulcers. Habtual CosivenesS,
Chronic Diarrhea, &c. &c. &c; or all. or
any of that train of distressing naladies, to
which the females our country are subject.
OFFICE-Over the Northern Bank,
where the public generally and Physicians
particularly are invited 20 call.
Holly Springs. July %. 1913.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
NOTICE

THE undersigned, ot the Nav TER
l843, oflhe Probate Court OF Marshal u cous
y, Mississippi. having been appointed Cor
aissioners to receive and txamine all claiaf
t the S, vcrai Creditors of the estate Of NJ
lam Ctain. Deceased, reported inso.vrr.
his Administrator, will meet aIbe offer
# the Clerk Of the Probate Couu in Holg
springs. on the third Saturdays Of A1gga
ind Novemher. lS43. and on the third So
urday's February, May Angus and Nc
ember 1874 to receive proof Of claims b.
.ainsl 5 id Estate
COR DENTIA WAITE. : Cen
WILLIAM CHISM, Mass
May 25-6
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
NOTICE

The undersigned. al the Jolly term, l3l5,
# the Probate Court Of Marshall county
Mississippi. having been appointed comus
>ioners to receive and examine all claims 81.
ne several creditors OF the state of Nt.an
! Irvine. deceased, reported inso.ytn, By
us Administrator, viii meet al The ciice q.
nc Clerk of the Probate Couu 10 Holly
springs. on the Ihifd Saturdays 81 Oe,-be-
January. April, and June next, 10 recess,
Jroof OF claims against said Estate
COR DE Mia WAITE,
WILLIAM CHfSM.
July 26lh 1913 C0mgliysious-s
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
GROCERIES. PRODUCE &c.

GROCERIES, PRODUCE &c.
THE subscriber begs leave TO inform the
citizens of Marshall county. that he has pur-
chased the entire stock of Produce. Groceries
and Plantation articles Of w. c. Beck. He
hopes by keeping up a general assortment
Of goods. and close attention to business. to
sharea liberal portion of the trade OF the
town and country. Eis stock consists IN
par, of the following articles VIZ;
Sugar. Coffee. Molosses, Mackerel no. |
G. q Flour. Bacon, Lard, Salt Rice. Clari-
fed Sugar, Vinegar. Peach III years Cogni-
nc Brandy. Irish whiskey. Holland Gin.
Boston Soap. Raisins, Candies Sperm and
Tallow Candles, Starch. Teas in boxes, Tea
in caddyes 10 suit purchasers. Water Buck
cts, Tin ware assorted, Brooms, Trace
chains. Hames. Wedding Hoes Plough lines
Whip stocks. Cotton yarn assorted, Domes-
Tics. CaIicos, Linseys checks Blankets. Bro
ran shoes. Champaign wine In bottles,
Brandy cherries London Porter, Tomato
Ketchup. family Mustard. Sa.eraius. Ginger
Snice. Pepper. Indigo s. Aladder, Northern
dried Beet and Crackers. Writing paper.
Pins. Nedles, Suspcnders. Buuons. Pocket
Combs Butter kniTes. Percussion Caps,
Powder 4 Shot, Eiue and common Tobac-
"a. Shaving Soap, Hair Brushes knitting
needles Cotton cards No 10, Cigars. Garden
seed HYMN Books. Palm leaf hats. Wool
hats. Net and Seal Skin caps, Foot mats
Viewers Slays sc sc.
RE offers the above mentioned articles a
reduced prices for cash; call and examins
for yourselves ncsn.rr
July 7sh, is43.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
EsTRAYs-MARsHALL COUNTY.

Taken up by William Ursery, living 4
miles west of Tallaloosa, one sorrcl horse,
white face, with white on his side. both hind
fee, white to the knees. glass eye, bIg shoul-
der. 10 or II years old. Is or 10 hands high
Appraised TO 80
OLSO-One sorrel horse. star in his fore
head. left hind foot white, 8 or 9 years old,
IA orI5 hands high. Appraised 10 $50.
THOS A. FALCONER,
JULY 2S. 1855 Ranger.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25

TAKEN up by Samuel o Hoker, living
miles northwest Of North NJ. Pleasant
one yellow sorrel horse, all of his feet white
bald face, shod all round some saddle spots
upwards of Is hands high. 9 or 10 years old
Appraised to S45.
BY Henry Allen, living miles North,
west of Holly Springs, one bay horse poney,
5 or years DID, i3 l2 hands high shod all
round. some saddle spots, name and tail bob
bed off, Appraised TO S22 So
Il. A FALCOFER, Ranger,
July Z, l643.
TAKEN up by Hiram McCurry, miles west
of Chulahoma, on the fernando road, one eheS-
nut sorrel horse, flax name and tail, wound on
the right Jaw star in the forehead, or years
old this spring. Appraised 10 $40.
THO. A. FALCONER Ranger.
June . IS43
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25

Taken up by VIM Cunningham, seven miles
southeast Of Waterford, one bay mare and year
ling colt The mare has black legs and small
star il her face, about years old Appraised
10 $50.
- hamilton Thornton, 81 miles North OF La
mar, one brown horse, about years old, gear
eve, Is hands high. Appraised to 25.
By John A. Davis, miles North OF molly
Springs one bay horse left eye ont, both hind feet
white collar marks on his shoulder, > feet high,
about IL years old. Appraised TO $50.
T. a. FALCONER, Ranger.
August 4, I643.-5I-3w
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
DOCTOR NJ. A. SIMMONS.

<zz. Respectfully makes known to b
- citizens of Holly Springs and
Ea North Mississippi. tha. he Is pre-
e pairing. and has on hand, medi-
cinewhichwill cure ali kinds Of Liver COM
plants, Dyspepsy, Sick Head Ache, Chol-
ic, Acute and Chronic infa nation of the
Liver &c. Also an inialhble medicine for
all kinds of Female diseases, and all kinds
of Rheumatisms
His medicines are too well known in
North Mississippi, to repeat here their heal
ing effects.
Persons wishing TO purchase. can, BY
calling al the first door North of the Union
House." be directed 10 his office.
June %, ls43-45-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
ADMINISTRATORS Nor,cP

All Persous interest. d Vlilhkenries. ,t,,
IA the 4,h Monday oi Sep'eubr. r-u ts
ndefsignrd Who is admnisu.or oftbs e,.
ate Of Allied II Powell. deed ull. sarrer.
Ter to the Probate Couu o Marshall ,aur
Y, Mississippi, his administrator, an4 d. r,
authority IS administrator oil said Al..d r
Powell decd: and at the same TIM. Dr. aia
settle with said Couli. SO far as his a5umis
tfation has extended.
GEORGE WEST
July 2S. lS43 -2w Adminiuai-
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
CAItD.

The R.v A. p. Meuil snd LadF
>ociate Principal and GoveTness Of lls -
Y Spiings F, male iusiHuie. having -
dissolv, j their Soune. uen Nrh lbs 80
re at liberty. (as Soon IS Ms NJ .-.-
= suffirr ntly recovered !Uu the eie.-
- a,dnous labors) 10 take charge /"
literary Institution where lheif
nav be- desIr,d and there IS the sl
tsfp>rt a ofsuc,ess.
Holly Springs. July 2ssh ls4S' -
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25

Pursuant To a d. cree Oft E Fro0a..' r7.l-s -.
f Marshall county. State Of aI'sslsS
dered al the Decenb ber tetm. Io51' -s,-
Gouit. will ON The 9th day o. 9si
+, xt. at lh, town Of Lamar. P'o'ssse- -. ii !.
. the highest bidder. on eIeu. r-
ponths. tie follo~ inE proPfriY, e =. a-s
.rate of VIM @ IRWIN. der'd. 20 .f.Es
II IN lhs. town ef Lamar, beng pfl4h
nb.ic square. eon'aining a ieel y - 81.
bark. on ~ hieh is situated sieIe'sg1-E - s7.
= lois No 25. %. 81. 2s. % 90 g. =, ) ID
= said town Of Lamar; also lo' - - Wr
hat pa,t Of said town laid on 6y .TIr5 S
= I I1w;n ABRAM F INV ~.
ADM If Wr G IT'siA a.
Jaly Is. ls83-6o-T
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
TAX COLLECTORS Sir

Will offer for sale 10 The higb.e l,s..
'or cash. be- fore the couu house a., E. 8.
own OF Holly Springs. Marshal. ,r--
Miss, 90 Tho 2Ist of Angus, uext t..s.
ieven o'clock IN and three o'.Irrg--
nenoltb east quartr of section 10 lrgs
9nge .. assesSed ss the property Of ~.
Calp, o. So much thereof Us nav 6rs fla,
- pay 81 cents, The state and COUNTY ,-r 4.
hereoB. fui til, ytal 1912. aud a.l rsa,
JOHN Il McCARR0L
Nav 10. 1913 Tay Csr,..--
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
LOOK I'll L Re.
eto 600 WORTH OF G. o 0 d S
SELLING OFF At COST

The subscriber now offers his stock at
Goods al cost for cash His stock elnha aa
ces nearly every article usnailv kept in ]
retail Store, and as am determined IL sell
Them / invite ihe Citizens of Holly Springs
and its vlcinity, to call and examine for
themselves. as they will save their dimes "
doing So J. vi. Sic 'uE-
ALSO fine Carriage and superior
pair of horses for sale, az price 10 cores
pond with the times NJ ;.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
DEN NTISTRY.

OFFERS his services TO the Ciiizens Of Holly
OSprings and vicinity, in the practice of Den
tai Surgery. AL OPERATIONS entrusted to him
will be executed in durab and scientific man.
ner, and al rates corresponding with The depres-
sed prices Of every thing else.
A long experience in the Practice or Medicine
and Dental Surgery, enables him TO anticipate
liberal share of public patronage.
He will be consulted for the treatment of all
affections arising from decaved and defec i've
teeth, aad attend 10 the adjustment and etfectual
cleansing of childrens teeth, so as 10 secure to
them that comfort and beauty, OF which many
Of the present generation are deprived.
Ladies will be waited on at their residence, If
preferred
Ofice over the Northern Bank, in the room
! formerly occupied by DR.. Bretney.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
COTTON GINS.

IT He undersigned having commenced nas %
A Cotton GINS in Holly STTiHs> illa.-
orking the best OF materials and on tle
approved plan. He wall warrant his Gils '
erIoTm as well As any.
Farmers wishing 10 purchase can b far
4Isb as good q article, ana for a iow E--
an be got any where F. Iaoe aaa-.
Sins repaired, can have done CfEs7 az-
f no pay. JAMES Il q -4,-
l5oliy Spr ngs, Miss., joy i4 %
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
Observation-Disclosures

GA THE undersigned having com
ON menced the Watch and Jewelry
Hhr IN business in Holly Springs, will
&s Ia devote himself TO the repairing OF
%sLz<<E fine watches, JewelTy. sc. Hav
in- been instructed in the art at manufacturing g
house in Liverpool, he viii be able TO replace or
make anew any part OF a watch which may be
broken or worn, In as good sttle as when IT was
new lie has been engaged in the business at
SonmervilIe, Ten, for nearly three years,
where he can give numerous respectable refer
enccs Of his skill. Shop on the South side Of he
Public Square, al Wau & Jones' lin plate facto-
ry. HENRY 4. IOuhNEK.
Mar the 10, I843.-2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
SD g " G Sg @ e = .

"AvING nurcbased Me>Srs. Cage & Co..
stock Of Drugs. have desern,ined - sell
at prices 70 sni; the times. NV stock or hand
ard arrivals dsilv expected will MAKE nv assort-
men' ecuel. II not superior. 20 any Sock ever IF
fered in this market The former patrons of the
house are respectfully requeS ed 10 continue such
Myself or MIR. Cage will at all times be fnun
present; and all orders from the country will Be
promptly attended to WM p YOUREE
June 2, fS4S- 4o-u
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25

District ChanceYy Court Of the State Of
Mississippi at Holly Springs.
John ]. Craig ct al
429 as r. ,o4o
James Walker &
Adlai O. Harris.
TTPON opening The matters of this bill, it ap-
~ pearing TO the satisfaction of the court, that
the defendants not inhabiIants of this State,
but reside beyond the limits thereof, so that the
ordinary process of this court cannot be served
on them Therefore il is ordered, that unless the
said defendants shall appear before the Vice
Chancellor at the court room in the town of Eiol-
ly Springs, on the first Monday OF January mex.
and plead answer or demur TO the bill of COM
plant, the several allegations thereof will be ia
ken for confessed, and such order and decree
made therein as the Vice Chanceio or shall deem
equitable and Just: and it futher ordered, that
copy of this order be inserted in the Holy
Springs Gazette" newspaper published in the
town of Holly Springs, Mississippi, once week
for two months succesSively.
A Copy. Test, ia MES G. ANDERSON,
July %. IS43.-50-2m Clerk
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25

THE Subscribers wish to inform the cit
gems OF Holly Springs and MARSHALL county
that they have just received. from the North,
"A good assortment of FANCY and STA
PIE DRY GOODS. consisting in part o
Snper Wool dyed NousIain de LANES
Black Cloth. Cassinets,
Super Wool Dyed Caiicoes,
Green ditto. Ginghams,
Super Wool Dyed Linens.
Cassimeres, Domestics.
Super Fancy ditto. Hats. Shoes nj
Printed Lawns and Boots.
MuSlins
And a great many other articles, too numer
Gus to mention. which they offer for sale
much below former prices.
Those wishing TO purchase will find it to
their interest 10 give them call before pur-
chasing elsewhere; for great bargains will
be sold for CASH.
II. TlOINlES s co.
may II, 1858
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
Di.trict CKaneery Court IF The Sag g
M.ssissiPrI al Holly SP1iags.

John i. !CReSer } go,
30 Is. July Term. 1913.
Mary w. ShaPpara et al.
TTPON opening the matters oi this bill. y u,
~ pearins 70 the sati,faction Of me couL' 70
the defendant Mary w Shappard IS not an m
habitant Of this State, but resides beyond me I'm
its thereof, 50 that the ordinary process oi I'M
court cannot be served on her therefore ~ - o.
1.r,r. Ne yics Chancellor, At the court room ~
the town Of Holly Springs, on the first Monday q
Tannsrv next. aud plead, answer or demur TO
romplainants bill the scyeral allegations thereG1
will be taken for confessed as 10 her, and such
,rIer and decree made therein as the Vice Chan
csIlor shall deem equitable and Just And il is
f1rther ordered that copy Of this order be IN
serted in the "EIoIy Springs Gazette, 2 news
raper published in the town of Holy springs
Siveiy. A copy. -ne,<,-
Jaly2S, 1913 I'm C1eTN.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
Arr OSsaMd Departures of the
Fa LEV SPRINGS MAIL

MEMPHIS MAIL.
ArYirss-Mondays Wednesdays.
and Fridays, al lrM
Departs-Same days at l2 " ''
SOUTHERN MAIL.
ATrires-Sundays, Wednesdays.
and Fridays. at = 9
Dsparfs-Mondays Wednesdays.
and Fridays, at IL .
LAGRANGE NAIL.
Arrires-Suudays. Wednesdays,
and Fridays at f" .
Departs Tuesdays. Thursdays,
and Saturdays, at An
Pamela MAIL, RIA CHULAHOMA.
Arrires-Wed Wednesdays, at SIN
Departs Iucsdays. at 2AM
ChulaA0mG Mail arrives Saturdays and
departs same DAYS.
TUCUMBIA MAIL.
Hrrires-Tuesdays at 7rN
Departs Wednesdays, a. 4Aa
FERNANDO MAIL.
Arrires-Thursdays at SPIN
Departs Wednesdays. at SAN
OAK RIDGE MAIL.
Arrirss-SaturGays at II
Dsparts-Same days, at lP
The Office opens 6 o'clock a. NJ, an
closes at SIP. NJ Persons would do we
10 have their letters deposited in the Post
Office by half after Z o'clock Il, NJ, 10 in
sure their departure bv the first mail
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25

The STATE Of Mississippi, Lafayetsc eOaaty.
Circuit Court
james A. StubbIefeld, , May Term 1913
VS.. Bill in Chancery
D.. Simmons.
THIS day came the complainant. by his az
torueys, and il appearing 70 the satisfaction
Of the court thal the defendant ID ] Sin
mons is not an inhabilanl Of thls state, b..
resides be ond The limits thereof 50 that tus
ordinary process ofthis colit cannot be seFv
d upon him; therefore il Is ordered bY th
court that unless the said d fenlln, app
before the Judge of the neat circuit cour
be holden fof the county Of Lafiyette. IL it.
court house in the Town Of Oxford on -.
Sd Monday of November l845 and plead
answer, or demur to the bill ofcomplaint, the
several allegations thereof, will be taken for
confessed and such order and decree made
therein as the conrt 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
lished in the town Of Holly Springs Miss
issippi, once week, for two mont success
sively A true copy from the minutes.
c. NJ. PHIPPS. Clerk.
Belcher & Johnson, Sol.
Iul-y 7-On
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
The State 81 Mississippi. ; Probate Court ia
hafsaaH County: ! ~ tern, lS43.

The State 81 Mississippi : Probate co'u'. ia
BiafsbaH County: ) y tern, lS43.
ioan No gsa Adm'f Sc. His = = -
a I said JoLu
Am n. h.orgsn e. Al hiegan, sdmf
-~tr;.ior OF ne es.}fe ot B nianin Nors n, dee &
fled his petition, sae2-Stias taat elsffibutlon
s;.i; estate, asnone no. interested cansa b
made in kind anc praying - efeer e sci t7Ha
negroes, viz, Jaoy .id iisfi.et, ~ ofdersa ffase
such di>ifibu, ion |. is thereiare ordered u be
court, thai said defendants personally aNgeE be-
fore the Judge OF our Sa;d eour, at = PIeh1 (
court TO be- held for Me couhfy al he coafi
house in The tawn cf Holly Springs. on the iounh
Monday o Ser;embe next, 10 show cause. II any
they can against such sale; ana il Pearne 10 tie
satisfaction 8f he coar. that he defendants Ben
iamin morgan, HarVond MOI gsn, Mary EiiZaheth
Morsan. aud Spencer Morgan, are not inhf bat
ants OF his Siase. bui reside beyond the limits
hereof, Il is therefore further Cidered bv the
court. lha, copy Of his order be pshlshed III
he "Hollv Spr,i g Gazefte,'' rev SpaIer pub
iished in the town Of Holly SfringS. once week
for six weeks success ively. md that citation IL
sue Il summon he other defendants
s>l Given under nv hand and the sea-
Z l.. S. of said court, a Office. he 25ih day oi
t~~s Jnly. IS43
GnRDENTIA WAITE, Clerk.
August A. IS43.-51-6w
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-25
TO FAMILIES g. INVALIDS.

The following indispensable family reme-
dies may be found mt the village drug stores.
and soon at every country store In the state.
Remember and never get them unless they
have the fac-simile signature of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-24

GREAT DoiSGs.-The American Museum, under
its talented and energetic manager put
greater attractions than given this day evening"
for the benefit of the proprietor ofthe Animated
and Mons Vivala whose unrv allied mechanical figures
have astonshed and delighted many thousands. We
have not room for half the attractions Of this occasion
but among the rest will be the celebration Of an Indian
Marriage, between the handsome Chief and
the charming squaw Do-hum-me. Among the volunteers
for this occasion, are Mr. Hoffman, with violin solo
Frank Diamond H. Mestayer and T. O. Booth, in a ne
go extravaganza There will be two dioramas of
Scenes in China and to the whole the most beaut
full woman in New ork will appear upon the stage in
superb living picture Performances day and evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-24
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.
ILApKLrHIA, Feb 23-Cld American Eagle, Bfookhed.

LATEST SOUTHERN Stflf NEWS
PHLApKLPHIA, Feb 23-Cld American Eagle, Brookheld
Falmuvh. ia.
BAIT,MoSE, Feb Par Della F.Ie.. NoTlssns "a. Pow.
Keene Nassau Mp; vahala Haynes NOrlsans; Emslne
Peterson, Hoffman, NYok. ca Msiy Wiks. Gait, 81 Tho
Or.gon, Crowel savannah Sid de LoynaI Navas
and Emily Ei,cott. Lsuderman, La Oaayri.
CHARLEsToN Feb 2o-ln the ofhng ship and baq,e.-
Wilson, New York; Jane, D-ap lBl wilson Sierra Leone.
Sid Olympia Hobertou. HavTe; Harriet JESSIE Cannon Ii
yspool; Perhsbie, (B.) Simg Glasgow. Arr Ish Ioa.
Haet Boston; Good Hope, Wade, Kingston, ia; Glide Me-
Al,ssf, NTork; Carolina, Sherwood do.
SAvANsAH Feb 1sAIr Majestic tB) Isbister, Liverpool;
Susan Br) White do; Delaware Fisher Boston; Anee
Andro Providence; Les Adams, NYotk Cid Lsnca-
shire Lyon Mobiles ancock KemIton Boston;
Soullard, NOrraps. Sid Monticello, LAYTON Havre Maria
Spooner Cenfuegos Baldwin, Bnikley. NYoik; SeIing
Hamilton New Oreans Aguasn, kiIburn, do John Aiyne.
Collins do.
MoBHr, Feb PAR Robin Hood, Fisk, Boston; john Cad
Woodbury. Po-tlsnd Star Crowe do Wilder Savsnu ali
erner Hallett Boston; Weilingsley, Covngton NYork.
Foreign Ports.
MoyIEvDso, Dee l1In port Butu, Adams; HERALD. Row
ndsay ChaIcedony, Todd; Mason Barney Scott; Roslb
ca Trt WE'LL and Syrn Garfield all dlsg Arxa Brown
,ale; Desht, Woen for NYork Augusta Leach dng Vgi
lant, Upton do; Swallow, Williams Mac, Brown,
RuENos AyREs Dec l7n port Henry kneeand. Lock, for
NYork lydia Heron, Braz King Philip. Willis AID Three
Brothers, Welsh. for Salem; Persia Drinkwser for Boston,
Comns,ry Smith, unc; A,ciuIus Buen do; Frank do
U ) schr Enterprise, Lieut. Wilson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-24

LIE LIsFEsARD WILL CAsE.-The interest ex-
cited by the proceedings in this case is extraordna
ny. The Court room was crowded to excess during
ihe whole OF yesterday. Mr.. o'Connor's speech
was very powerful effort. HIS narrative Of the GA.
reer Of the "jocose gentleman" as Mr.. Alexander
L. Stewart was styled by the counsel for the de-
fence. was peculiarly happy. Humor, sarcasm and
paths, were mingled in it with the greatest effect
and II was with difficulty that the feelings of the au
dtory restrained within the bounds OF that de-
corum which the dignity of the Court demanded
Mr. O'Conner will finish his speech this forenoon,
and we will issue full report of it in to-morrow's
paper 1t will contain a great amount of curious
and interesting matter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-24
90 DR. sHERMAN,s INDICATED LozENGEs

90 DR. sHERMAN's INDICATED LOZENGEs
cure cold cough in few hours, headache and pap-
taton in few minutes-while other medicines require
weeks and days do the same and generally so re.
pugnant to the taste that many had rather suffer from dis.
ease than be dosed with medicine. 80 pleasant
arc sbermaDs Lozenges that children cry for them y
ms now common saying Use them once and you will
never Discard them for any other medicine
DR.. sbermans warehouse, NO. 10o Nassau ct. Agents
ITO, 273 and 459 Brondway II East Broadway 1855 Bo
cry 227 Hudson ST SO William ST. 1870 Fulton 81 Brooklyn;
Ledger Building, Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-24

IiU BowERY RIDING ScHooL.-A correspondent
takes us to task for negecting TO mention the name
Of Disbrow, In connection with the Bowery Riding
school. No error whatever. Mr. Davis is the per
son who manages the establishment, and manages
It with skill and tact Mr.. Disbrow NAV be nte-
rested in the profits, but believe he is better ac
qusinted with the make, worth, and manufacture
Of collins, than with the witchery of horsemansbp
or the qualities OF horse flesh Both are highly 70,
spectacle in their several lines. Davis among
horses and Disbrow among cofins