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M asSACHUSE IT'S BAY

M ESSADdUSE lis BAL
OYsTEERSS 0lSsb EqtSn street opposite St. Pau.-
CNAPOLEON COURTlN takes pleasure in informing
those who have heretofore honoed him with their
tronage aud those who willing favor
that the Massachusetts Bay Oysters have with the
cold weather their fresh and ecious flavor peculiar
them and which has them the Of ancae
that his saloon recently elegantly fitted up offers
quiet and comfortable accommodations
There will always be found in choice collection of the
following wines, viz: Chabs Sau.ee Grave Barsac Her
mtage sparkling and still Hook Champagne Chambertn,
Pommard Volaey LATTE, LarroZe Leovie st. Julien
and all sorts of foreign wines and cordials.
He keeps constantly hand the above wines this cask
box together with Preserves Sweet Oil and F-cs iesa,
Goods purchased from his establishment oc,srge
any pant of the city Oysters will be there's lpce
purchasers f uired) and opened by OF
the establishments ~ sec
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NEW YORK MN & BOSTON
SOUNU PILOT

SOUND PILOT.
OWEN PRESCOTT Pilots or takes charge master and
Shoals Boston, Portsmouth Portland Kenuebeck aud 9TH.
Err PORTS. Office Frye Shaw's Nautical store 222
Water street. corner Reference number of mer-
chants and the Companies in this city Bos-
ton, and Portland. iyle tmf
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ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENTS.

TNHE NEW YORK HERALD is regularly filed in London
BY Mr. Il L. SMMONDs. Agent for the American Papers,
opposite the Royal Exchange where orders and
VIII be received s28tfr
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g BOOTS, BOOTS AND SHOES, cheap. cheap
<sye r than yet Off red ia this city. very large
of gents snge and double oled proof Boots
French aud native M city made and warranted, for the low
price Of 50 S. pair aud failing supply of thick
Boots aud shoes for and boys and childen ladies msss
chdrrn Cater Boots, Buskins Slippers aud Ties, of all
different kinds and shionabe styles There is Moe
casns aud all the different kinds and fashionable styesof India
Rubber Shoes for gentlemen ladies'. misses aud children
abundance and cheap which the subscriber would
solicit THU friends aud the public call and anime their
is Of the best Materials and prime pally city made
their large establishment, 253 Greenwich street. of
Murray st. -
or m.ec WRIGHT CALHOUN * CO.
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GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION
OFFICE,
ID CORNHlLL, LONDON, OPPOSITE THE ROYAL


T..
Esm os Ua paps
rI9frs fSHSs & SensT Ss and
chant begs 70 acquant his friends and American public
papers Periodicals stonePy Printing Gas Fancy nc AT
es 0 any Kind and Quantity and goods deserP
he So the mes oeTa
long short dates some London or Ii verpoo
h0s'f Tor s Pay%snI will ,,.o o,.v.
pca Of be so oa and
bill; a short dates for two thirds of the amount receipt
the bills oil ading Consgnmens his will
meet with everv possible despatch in their disposal consistent
general coupled with prompade attention and Judge
ment will he trusts enable him give complete satisfaction
made in New Yqf to James Gordon Ben
"a and on hs sssf
ment. s2Stfr
TO NEWSPAPER Fk A HNfE5 AN2 EEggBLsHERs IN
Tines. and london supplied !sS'a
ri rnsI At Is Sd and all London
wholesale and retail, by
Newspaper and Periodical Agent 10 Comhili, London
SUBSCRIPTIONS ADVANCE may be paid into the Herald Office
received for insertion in all the London
Country and FOREIGN Journals. s28tf
T .oNDoN-sT GATHERINGS HOTEL, opposite the
Pofa s%a The fSyi Queen
Steamship espec u!lv informs his friends the United States
bhmsnI which ar:t furnished regardless Of expense,
sea as The hf sd sf os's h P the
s9sf N T f ys a"a %sst a o G sn
1eanse The viii be- on liberal i"s
nomcal prncpS The coffee supplied nth the Lon
nSs q@s
Week month for &c. ont Re msy
LENNEY begs to assure those who may honor him with
comfortable and BY attention wishes his guests hopes
him when steward Of the British Queen $50 cod imr
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-LADlES' AND MISSES SHOES.
S CHEAPER THAN EVER.

sm2 CHEAPEK THAN EVER.
II WALKERS OLD STAND, 4i9 Broadway, where
n be found complete of all the different
kinds color and for ladies' misses aud children
taite Boots Buskns, Slippers, and walking shoes Also
india aud and water proof shoes of the
aud shiOu ladies' misses aud chldren ters OF
all kinds coors the greatest style and variety Of all
sizes aud suited 10 all tastes; genemens boys AID cdren
all their variety ready made made order the shortest
notice lsutenens and assortment
Of other goods, at WALKERS. ai9 Broadway,
corner of Canal 81.
NJ B-Heads Of families, by paronZine this ,bshment
will find saving Of 25 10 20 per cent OF msec
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AND SHOE STORE.

A~s BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
srx1SA JOHN READY respectfully informs his friends
public that he has commenced business IN the above
line at No % Nassau street. where he will thankfully receive
and faithfully execute all orders he may be favored with the
most reasonable terms for cash, iy27r
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REDUCED PRl ~ES
THE subscriber constantly receiving suppe
above justly celebrated pens which he offers
low rates In addition to the styles well known he
has recently introduced the following patterns viz
Nos. l, and Prncpaty Pens fine and medium
points.
No sCaIigraptc Pena prime article on pictorial cards
views of celebrated places
Nos Sand io-Washngton Penvsry fine point and elastic
superb cards
In evidence Of the high estimation which these Pens are
held, the following statement is made
The number of Pens manufactured at the works of
JOSEPH elliott,
from Dec. i8tl to Dec. 1872 was
1851 O02
The public cautioned he their guard against spu
articles Each package of the genuine pens bears fac
mile of Mr.. Gillotts signature. For sale by
HENRY JEsSOP, Importer, 81 John street.
of Gold.
A good supply of Windle 5 and Mosley & Co.'s London
Pens. $50 i'm sec
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commIs II1 r. Of he General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAI,

IL = -, a. vi 70 - o. ,d
within the nits OF the townships above numerated re-
CURED to eabs the the satiscto OF the Register
Receyr OF the popI land office and there
r as soon as practicable after seeing this nee snd before
the day appointed Tor the OF the pubic 81
the township embracing the claimed above designaed
otherwise such claim will be forfeited. . - -.
THO II BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office,
je2i inw to 30OetT
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Trenton.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence of the Herald.
TRENTON, Oct. q, 1913
cction Of Gove'mor-E6@ts Of The Gauam. Cap.
tain, &c. SC.
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THE BURGLAR DISCOVERED - The person who
robbed Mr.. raylor's store at West Bloomfield, OF
a box Of money and valuibIes. including $500 in
specie and bills, proves 10 be William ggs, wht
had been IN Mr.. + g service, and who was dis
charged from the county prison Tor petit larceny,
he stole the bOxl Ii appears that he went to
Bloomfield Immediately on being released, stole the
box. returned and buried 1t near the prison, and
conhded his secret to prisoner, who revealed u 70
oil the property. -Nepark advertiser, oct. I'm,
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~~eu<, I.z NEW ARRANGEMENT FOR
G4x1p sHREWSBUHY-Long Branch, Sandy
S--1- Hook, Ocean llouse and Eeontown Landing.
Cories will now follows and after Thursday 9th
INST leaving New York. from the foot Of Robinson street.
very Tuesdsv husday and Saturday, 10 o'clock, A NJ.
Aud Eaiontown Lepdng Monday Wednesday and Friday.
10 o'clock, A. NJ. - ,
The Shrewsbury win run as above, weather permitting uni
further notice All baggage at the risk oil the ownsu
rFare s7k cents.
N. B.-Snges will be in attendance convey passenger
the aforesaid landing places part Of the county
~ared. - .
The shrwstuu will 20 the inner passage, when practicable
jeyr
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AK FOR LIVERPOOL-British shp-Wth despatch
&X%N The well known very fast sailing British ship
ekaCHESTER john Wilson, raster. having a large
portion of her board will have immediate despatch
for the above port.
Shippers of goods will find the Chester desirable con-
veyance
For freight passage having very accommoda
lions, apply to the subscribers
ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO., IS Fulton st,
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,Sn& FOR LIXERPOOI. Irregular packet Of the 7h
NSxXf Noyember-The first class fast sailing packet ship
.AAA2ksG PATRICK HENRY, Capt Delano burthen 1000
tons, will sail as above, being her regular day.
Her accommodations for cabin second cabin and seerage
passengers surpassed by any vessel in port.
Persons intending embark should make immediate appli-
cation the subscriber "
o27ec Corner Of Sontb
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ESOLAR LAMPS" "GREENAUGH'S LAMPS" and
- HORNS GLASS FOUNTAIN LAMPS" A large
and complete the above Lamps kept
hand and for sale at low and reduced prices by the subscriber
Persons wishing Lamps light invited
call before purchasing chemical Oil and Burning
Fluid Of the hest quality kept constantly sale and deved
in any part of the city. j. e. HOOKER,
LII 46a Brnadway.
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M re sail on Monday the 2Oh inst OF passage fse@2he
splendid astsailing packet ship Y MI All
,ap ssgory will be despatched above her between deeLs
very spacious aud airy and fitted every way for The
comfort OF % cabin and seerage will taksn
the lowest Those wishing to secure berhs will re-
que make carly application board shin Al Mur,v.
wharf, foot Of Wall street, or TO
JOHN HERDMAN
81 South street Wall street
NJ BThe subscriber has regular succession of first cIs,.
ships for the by which passage secured at the
lowest o26r
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
= ODE EsE - s.

10 the Voters IN the Counties of L.owndes,
Octibbe ha. Noxubee, Winston, X Kemper,
ChiekaSaw. Pontotoc. Tippah, FishemIn.
60, la wanda, Monroe Lafayette. Mar
shall. De- Soto. Tuaica. Coahoma, Pono.
la, 9alebusha, Carroll, Tallahatc HE
Holmes. Choctaw and Neshoba.
FELLOW CIFIZE Ms
| an candidate for Vice Chancellor,
and 1t would be very gratifying to my feel.
lngs to become personally acquainted with
all of you but believing it impossible to do
So before the elections in Novembe- next.
| have. adopted this method of announcing
my name to the public, and OF making N.Y.
self more extensively known among the vo-
tiers of the Distlict.
| have resided 10 the town of Colum mbus
for the last ten years, where have been en-
gaged In the practice ofthe Law; and for in
formation in regard to my qualifications to
discharge The important. and interesting du
ties of a Wee Chancellor. would respect
fully refer you 20 The members of the Bar
and other gentleme in the District with
whom | am personally acquainted.
Respectfully,
HENRY DICKINSON.
October 7, l543
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
ENGLISH SCH0 o..

rFNHE first session of this school will com
Il mence on Monday the 23rd inst, in the bull
ding formerly occupied by Mr., Garrett, near the
EoiScoo4I Church FERNS per session OF five
months half payable in advance, and the bal
ance at the close of the session. Tuition will
be charged from the time of entrance 10 the close
of the session no deduclon will be made ex-
cepl tor ab ,ence in consequence OF sickness.
Reading, Writing, Spelling and hrst
lessons in Arithmetic & Geography. - %
English Grammar, Geography, Arilh-
Aoo;e',, mi Modern History. 10 50
Note-The government Of the school shall Be
exercised with prudence an frmneSs. and no
udent Shall Be permitted to remain IN this
school who INDUCES in profane or vulgar Ian
guage Reasonable ccrporeal punishment will be
inflicted ir all cases when il becomes necessary.
L. A. LOOK.
Holly Springs, Oct. 2o.-3t.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
GREAT AND UNRTV4LED At
TRACTION.
500 Packages New Fall a N5use.
G00dSI
j. - ). MARTIN s. CO.

j. o ,. MARiIN s. CO.
JH tT0At <sSss opposite sic .Sfsaaasoas Laa9ias
hE hos reseisins from New York and Be-
4 toa, Iersx ana iresn sloCA si ratl al
li.sf >1oodSi "Aica tlsy siier to sell lor e>.s.
-" q sooas can b. soid 10 IL. coa.a
.ney respectfully Ins4le all persons VINO NJ
2 buy goods - cali ela examine their stock \.
yfIceS:
Among other things thay have
l<Jo IleSsS paints fT0ali q. 10 20 cents
10 sal-s Brown L0iae>lics al reduced prIces
5Jo pisces f1dAlS, 800 dozen cotton Hose;
s1ihxAaHhs, Apron IResks, striped Snlr.4ngS
oo''"i Ae.s 80 a"erS, SJJ doz >pooi Arrad, e<c
WOODEN G0oas.
25o pieces Ky Jeans. 60 pieces saltine,ts
10 pieces CIosh>, 5u0 woFsled ShawIs
90 do1 neu Shirts and Drawers
l@uo Siankess, I0e pieces Flannel,
I5J pieces AerseyS and i-inSevs
Mefsnos Alpaca LustreS, Orleans Cloth, Grape
and Aioes. &c Lanes, de LIsle CnusanS. a new
@Ad Oeas'i ai aIucie Tor ladies dresses.
Boots and shoes.
II lOoo pair Boots and Shoes, the largest and
chea pest stock ever offered this market and
just mere We don't calculate on anv one selling
shoes cheaper than we do about three fourthS
OF our stock OF shoes, we ca atford 10 sci! for ,
nothing.
B0nnets. Hats and Caps.
A large and tine stock OF Bonnets, Hats and
Caps-k'ur Caps at any price.
Hardware.
general stock of Hardware consisting in
part OF Vices mouse hole AuviIs, black
smiths Bellows, 100 kegs Nails.
Sasidiery.
40 ladies' and mems Saddles; these we expecI
TO sell without profit Brides, Collars, Sircing-
les, OK thongs, Wagon and Drivers Whips, sc
Ready Made Clothing.
good STOCK OF Ready Made Clothing, which
must necessarily be sold at small profits.
Groceries.
We have connected VITA our Dry Goods es
tabli~hment Grocery and Commission House
and have now in store
100 pieces Bagging, 100 coils Rope
300 sacks Rio Coffee
500 sacks Salt 10 hogSheadS Sugar
20 boxes window Glass /; 4 ceroons Indigo
We expect in short time receive a genera
stock OF Groceries.
Particular attention paid to Storing and Ship
ping Cotton, And now IN conclusion havt
10 say our goods MUS L be sold, they were pur
chased with that view, and intend TO sci
them, and then buy more and sell again. w
repeat our invita- ion, "W ALg IN, and We vii
do our best tc suit you.
Memphis October, 13.-tt.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
Estrays--Marsham County.
Nav 10, 1915

TAKEN up by Alfred Freeman, one dark
brown Mule, or 10 years old, smnli spot on
the night hip, and some white hairs on the left
side, also, some white on the neck, thought TO be
collar ma rkS. Appraised TO 1914.
BY Humphree Keebie, II miles east of Hol-
ly Springs, on Tippah, one SorTel horse, mark
ed with white spots the right shoulder, star
in the forehead, some saddle spots, about years
old Apprais ised to 500
By A. A. Bagard, two Steers, on red hided,
marked with crop and under Bit in the right,
and swallow fork in the left ear. The other a
red steer, crop off the right ear, supposed 10 be
years old each. Appraised to S27i.
THOS. A. FAcLONER, Ranger.
Sept. 8, 1s43.
TAKEN up by NeEersen Fowler, mile
North-wes of North Mt. Pleasant. one milk and
old under teeth Projects half inch farther forward
than the upper, wart on the right breast. ap
praised to 1914
ant, one sorre. horse mule, about years old last
spring. Appraised 10 $50
BY Lemuel Farrer, 4 miles Northwest Of HoI-
lp Springs on the Memphis road, one sorreI
mare mule. marks of geer on the shoulders.
years old, small size. Appraised to 525.
THoS. A. FALcONER, Ranger,
August 25th Is43.
TAKEN up by Samuel o. Hoker. living
5 miles northwest of North NJ Pleasant
one yellow so ell horse all Of his feet white
bald face. sh cd all round, some saddle spots
upwards of Is hands high. 9 or 10 years old
Appraised to s45.
By Hen y Allen. living miles North
west of Holly Sp ngs. one bay no Sc poney.
5 or years old. l3 I-2 hands high. shod al
round. some saddle spots. name and tail bot
bed off App aised TO e22 so.
July 7. I843.
TAKEN up by Hiram MccurrY, ? miles west
of Chuiahoma.. on the fernando road. one ches-
nut sorrel horse flax name and tail, wound on
he riehf Jaw, star in the forehead, or 5 years
old this spring Appraised 10 $40.
TAO. A FALoONER Ranger.
June ., is4s.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
-,,,rs AND THEIR ORIGIN

~ ,;,r sbroal upon the present con-
q IoN..s -orntrv. Ihe mind naturally
90 ~, ,eri9d when Gen. Jackson
- n9Eer. Then we were 5les.
s1' ~ 80 currency in the world--an in
ilas io existence which regulated
Cl1H =. anil domestic exchanges -our
rps and our commerce our mer-
d-;ii-.fr ,,r mechanics, and indeed, all
si1i II Industry 1ourishcd and were
s'-l'lI " Gen. Jackson, Immediately al
s''.-, .,..,ning The re.ns Of Government,
90 . ~ a var upon the credit and cur
he country. Because the United
sl e,ot would not bend to his wishes
- in politics, he determined that II
~ M w ou down. Accordingly we fnt
GU hrs inhuence TO create distrust 10
80 mind as 10 its vetoing a
= -.Es renewal pitts charter. and war
p y. .-,io,t i, 10 every possible way. The
-, which he pursued are public his
80 need rot here be adverted to. II l.
=, -,,,, knlv that his Efforts were sue
81 n ,,5 tbr, the Bank was destroyed -
-q..,s which have followed the pros.
- -fthis national institution have been
.-..,,o1s As soon as IL was o1t of the
= rFs currcacy was changed-our coun
~, y, n. flooded with paper from irresponsi-
.,.-u.I,ns which were chartered by Lo-
~ Tagislaiures, and business was deran.
I.,.,g1b9gt the Union. Then came a
..-ss.i1n Of specie payments, and precisely
4, , rals Of affairs as was predicted by
Il Clv--1 state Of afIlirs, the bitter fruit,
yai-h aro sill experienced. and rhe END
.,3. vel tRaIsig4 Register.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
NOTICE.

TN pursuance of the provisions Of a Deed of
L trust, executed BY George Markham TO me
for the purposes therein mentioned, and Of record
in the office of the Probate Courl of Marshall
County, Mississippi, shall proceed TO sell for
cash. the premises,
On the ISthday of December. l6z3.
the Nortn West quarler OF SECTION -, Town |,
Range |, West of the Basis meridian of the
Chickasaw cession ; so much OF the same as
will be sufficient for the purposes and according
4, the provisions of aid deed. The title is be-
ieved 10 be lndispnlable, but selling as trustee,
aai only convey such title as i ve> ed 10 me by
the deed HAMILTON THORNTON,
June I6, is13-6m IrRstee.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27


MARSHALL =. % ad1aass for Polissmas si
ae Tippah Di>lries.
JAMES z ALDEaSON,
The present CieIk ofihe District Court al Hel-
springs, for Tue counties oI IfpPah, Punioioc,
-sfayette, Panela, Coahgmh, 4 anieaf Desoo
ID AaiShsii. IS candidate before The people
r election - thai otilce in November neat
We are authorised 10 announce ia MES "
ANT. as a candidats fer Circuit C!ers Of
Marshall County.
We are authorised tc announce A I Ca
RUfuERS, as a candidate for Circsil Clerk
OF Marshall County.
We are authorised to announce L. HC0LE
as a candidate for Policeman. Tor me Waterford
district.
We are authorised 10 announce WILLIAM
CHlSM as candidate for Probate adge oi Mar
shall county
EWE are authorised to say that P
MOSBY will serve as Policeman for the
Sd. district, itelected.
We are authorized 10 announce EDWARD l.
TRAVIS as a candidate for Probate Judge of
Marshall County.
WE are authorised to announce HENRY. w.
PEACE candidate for Assessor of taxes for
Marshall county
The Hon. JOSEPH w. CHALMERS, is a
candidate for the office he now holds of Vice
CHANcgLLoR OF MISSISSIPPI
WE are authorised 10 announce HENRY
DICKINSON, Esq. of Lowndes County, as
candidate for the Office of Vice Chancellor of the
STATE OF MiSssip pi.
We are authorised to announce JOSEPH o.
WALKER a candidate for Clerk Of the Vice
Chancery Cour
/ We are authorized to announce J. ].
Gately, candidate for Ranger al the next
/ November Election
= WE are authorized 10 announce Col.
HANNIBAL HARRIS as candidate
/ for Sheriff of The county OF Marshall at the nexs
general election.
1WE are authorized to announce Tryoa
M. Sancey Esq. candidate for Probate
Fudge Of Marshall county, at tn general cleo
ton in November next.
1--WE are authorized to announce Will
LIAM c. EDMONDSON as candidate fol
Treasurer of Mars hall County at the next gen
eral election.
gGWE are authorized to announce ALFREE
i SIMPSON as a candidate for Sheriff Of Mar
shall Cnunty.-Elec ton in November next.
| ~ We are authorized to announce r. T
FOWLER, OF Holly Springs as a candidate fol
Ranger of Marshall county.
1--WE are authorized to announce JAMES
Fl. SWAN as a candidate for Ranger OF Mar
shall eouuty.
We are authorized to announce the Rev. W NJ
MONA HEN. as a candidate for he Office o
Coun.v Treasurer, of this county al The Mem
Der election
WE are authorized to announce JOHN B
HICKS as a candidate for Comfy Treasurer a
the next Move mber election.
We authorized TO announce JAMES
SELBY as candidate for County Treasurer
Election in November next.
We are authorized TO announce THOMAS
LOMAX as candidate for clerk of the Distfie
Chancery Court at Holly Springs.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DISSOLUTION.

THE copartnership heretofore existing he.
tween the Undersigned. is this day di :, lsed
by mutual consent The books and ac-
counts will be found in the hands of d. d
Jones, who is authorised to settle and receive
all due the firm.
Persons ind -bted to the firm would do
we'll TO call and pay their accounts, or close
them by note, US the sbu.iness must be
brought to a close.
Wn, WATT
d. ID JONES.
0cfnhnf 21fh lSA2 -2f
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
Cheap! Cheaper. Cheapesf!!!

~ he subscriber has In his employ an exPerien-
i ced German confectioner, which Will ena-
bic him 10 sell his candies, cakes, and her
exuaS at extren,siyy iiSw prices. lie has and wiz
keep supply OF superior CordialS, which he
will sell cheap. His candies he will sell at 10
cents per h. .etiil, or % cents per Ib Wholesale
Sugar, coffee, salt, meal, -four &c &c. always
On hand J. S. WIGGS.
P s. The boys can still be accommodated in
the Snack line, at 25 cts meal, whenever they
call. ]. s. w.
October 13. 1S43 If
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
Distract Chancery Court Of The State Of
Mississspp. at Holly Springs.

Distract Chancery Court Of the State Of
Mississippi at Holly Springs.
a7o John K, !. Chester J0lv Term. ls4a.
Mary w. Shappard ct al.
HPON opening the matters OF this bill, it ap-
u pearing to the satisfaction OF the court that
the defendant Mary w. Shappard is not an in
habiant of this State but resides beyond the linn
its thereof, SO that the ordinary process of this
court cannot be served on her ; therefore il is
dered thai 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
January next and plead, answer. or demur TO
com plainanis bill the several allegations thereof
will be taken for confessed as to her, and such
order and decree made therein As the Vice Chan
ceilor shall deem equitable and JUST And il is
further ordered, that copy of this order be in
serted in the Holly Springs Gazette" news
paper published in the town of Holly Springs,
Mississippi once week for two months success
>iveiy. A copy.
July D, 1913 3--2n clerk.