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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-25

The CoMEr.-A letter from Otaheite, published
in the Providence Journal, gives account OF the
alarm to the simple islanders. 1t was first observ-
ed on the I'd of March, when it appeared vast
mass Of fire rising from the verge of the horizon to
the heigth Of thirty degrees, Illuminating the
thought neighboring island was on fire. 1t mea-
sured ffty-four degrees in length and four degrees
in breath. 1t twas supposed there that the temporal
ture had risen very materially from the proximity
of the celestial visitor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-25

CHATHAM THEATRE. Without intending tn dis.
parage Mr.. Thorne, whom we shall always protest
to be most excellent manager, we must say that
the enterprise Of the new management is worthy Of
all praise, and full houses every night are plain
and natural indication that its efforts are apprecia
ted Tonight magnificent treat is to be presen.
ted being Tor the benefit Of that excellent actress
Mrs Lewis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-25

VAUxHALL GARDEN.-This establishment ha,
been opened, with a company Of artistes, who in.
tend giving series Of pleasing entertainments
Among the members ot the company we recognize
the names VI some old layorItes They commence
thus evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-25

90 ALLEN REIsENDEN UND EINWANDER
ERIN wird HERMIT bekannt gemacht dasz Dr. Comstock
und Co % Medizinische Ansta in II Courtlsndt
ist. In diesem Hause werden Cilligen Pressen
kauft allie Medzinen, die NIT gucklichem Erfolge in
Amerka angewandt worden sind Heilung aler
Krankheiten der Menschen und There. Allies was In
deser Anstalt dem Medzinischen CeRtrapupkt Ameri.
ka's verkau list ,wird guaranrt und zuruckgenommen,
sollte NIGHT dem entsprechen wour wir darsteen
COMSTOCK CO.,
Aerzte, Chemiker und Droggisten i'm grossen und
kleinen.
q Courtsndt strasse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-25

MADAME CAsrELLAN gives another concert 10
Philadelphia this evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-25

0o- Hon. Geo. S Csdin is in town, staying at tn.
Croton HCtel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-25

That SWORD AGAIN UNsHEATHED.-His Excel
lency Gov. Thomas Wilson Dorr, is again in the
feld-not as candidate for Governor, but as Gov
ernor himself. if we are to credit new paper that
has just been started in Providence to advocate mot
only his claims, but also John Tyler for the next
Presidency Let them run-the race is not always
to the swift, nor the battle to the strong and there's
no knowing what Tylerism and Dorism may be
one of these DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-25

NIBLo's-The successful Raves appear tonight
on the tight rope, with new and appropriate scene
in an entire change of Tabeaur, in the Revolping
Statues Madam Leon Javelli dances the Grace
venme, and the very laushable and interesting Pan
tomme of Jocko, or the Brasiiian Ape, concludes =
The Ravels keep up their well deserved attraction,
by repeatedly changing the performances, and SO
long will they remain the most astonishing family
in lhis OF ily other country. ung Marzeti will
play tie Brazilian ape. From III specimens in his
contorons we should say he was well calculated to
figure as the chinpanzee Of Brazil The piece con-
tans much light and agreeable dancing of all
kinds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-25

90 CHINESE HAIR ERADICATOR.-A few
know there are who will not believe that this powder
the hair. We warrant to do this, and will
all pay back the money fit does not do it. II will
in the least Hjure the most delicate skim but leaves
smoother than before be tested at the store
To be had only 81 Courtlandt streets Brooklyn, lac
Fulton street; Newark, $40 Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-25

90 TREMENDOUS CROWDS RUSHED TO THE
American Museum last night, to witness the magnificent
entertainment by the best company of performers in
America and the thunders of applause which every
received testified their superior accomplishments in their
respective parts Mr. Cole was as Timber thread and
supple cat; his dog exceedingly fecitous in
his respective parts Great Western YVES regular loes-
stue under full steam, and perfectly delighted his
dience while Mr.. Brewer, Mrs Philips Cerito, and the
excellent brass band gave the most entire satisfaction.
They give their excellent entertainment again tonight at
aquarter past eight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-25

MILITARY BALL AT GLEN Cove They had mag
nifcent ball at Glen Cove the other night in in I'M
mense tent erected fer the joyous occasion. The
cool breezes CT the night-the starry skies-the 70.
rest trees-the variegated candles--he martial mu.
slc-ihe plump, rosy, back.eyed grls-the cham
paigne-and thousand other attractions, made the
scene one of unsurpassed brilliancy and enjoyment
There we're several distinguished bellies from this
city there. Such as Miss A. and Miss B. and Miss
G and all the other dear misses, to the end of the
alphabet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-25

AN ANCHOR TO WINpwARD.-We take the fol-
lowing from the "Israelite," Miller paper in In
diana:-
With regard to the time when He will
come, we know not the day nor the hour, nor can
last signs are fulfilled. we may know that il is nigh
even at the doors. We believe that the last signs
are fulfilled one, Wis the shaking of the powers
Of heaven. We are looking for that sign every day,
which will be followed Immediately by the Son Of
Man in heaven"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-25

90 THE CELEBRATED TONIC MIXTURE FOR
the OF all the protean forms of dyspepsia loss Of
appetite lassitude debility produced by ndisgresson
proracted sikness headache and all unpleasant
sensations arising from weakened constitution Sold
in lar bottles 50 esch small do ST. aiming
half dozen S.; carefully packed and all parts Of
the Union. w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College Of Medicine
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-25
ma PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S PILL FOR TT

90 PROFESSOR VELPEAU's PILL FOK THE
Of gonorrh9a and geet prepared by the
College OF Medicine and Pharmacy OF the city Of New
York. according to the recipe from Professor V. More
than thousand have been cured by this csebra.
ted remedy during the last year. Sold in boxes at 81
each. w s. RICHARDS ON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, OF Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-25

{ny- MESMERlSM EXPLAINED MIR. Sunderland
will give Lecture this evening, at o'clock, in his
rooms Granite Building Chambers street, in which he
will show the fasy ofhe preva assumptions in
lstion to what has been called "Mesmersm" and "Neu
rology."
Mr. s. will person to fall into state OF transe
and produce the real Somn Phenomenon without
contact, the of any Auid magnetic nervous.
Admittance IS cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-25

HORRIBLE MoDE OF DEATH.-The Toronto Constitu
tonast says that young man named Sally, prisoner
was placed for punishment cstern where 1t was
essy he should work in order TO prevent the wster
overcoming him, and that during the process he was
overpowered by the water and drowned.
II this terrible story be true, and we have no res-
son to doubt its TRUTH it reflects eternal infamy or
the system of discipline adopted in this penitentiary
The truth is, that the whole system Of prison disci
pine requires thorough reform. Repeated instan-
ses of the most inhuman cruelty, and the most cul
pabIe remissness, are daily reaching us IRON many
of our PRISONS We wish to see this subject taken
up, by some competent and able hand It's most
inviting theme to every phanthropist. and the man
who will thoroughly discuss il, and give us better
system OF prison discipline than any OF those now
adopted, would perform intellectually valuable
service to lus country aud his fellow man
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-25

The MISSOURI STEAM tRIGATE-lt is now mat
ter of doubt at what particular period this vessel
may be so perfect in all her changeabe and ever
varying machinery, as to convey the embassy to
China. Whether she will be able to stram 10 Alex
andria or deposit her cargo (coat and ally in some
Mediterranean pert, for Interior transmission, is
still open to debate between the opinions of the late,
and those OF the present Secretary OF the Navy. 1t
is sufficient for TO remark, that we have in our
harbor, at this moment, ship in every department
complete, and Commodore in every sense ade-
quate 10 represent the American Navy at the Court
OF China. That ship is the Independence" and
her Commanders flag bears the historical name of
Stewart. Why not employ this well commanded,
well manned, and well disciplined ship. in prefer
ence to an untried and doubtful steamer.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14
NOTECE.

IN pursuance of The provisions OF a Deed o
L trust executed by George Markham 10 me
for the purposes therein'mentioned and Of record
in the Office of the Probate Court OF Marshall
County, Mississippi | STALL proceed to sell for
cash. on the premises,
On the I8lh dag ef Deesmbsrr l843,
the Norin West quarter Of Section -, Town ],
Range L. West OF the Basis meridian Of the
ChickaSaw cesSon or SO mnch Of the same as
viii BE- sufficient for the purposes and according
to- the provisions Of said deed The Title is be-
lieved 10 be indisputabe, but selling as trustee
shall only convey such title as is yes ed in me By
the deed. HAMILTON THORNTON.
June Is, lS43-6m. Trustee,
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14
DEN TlSTRY
J. o 5 " Alb, NJ p.

FF'EttS his services 10 the Citizens Of Holly
oSPrnss and vicinity, II The practice OF Den
tai Surgery. All operations entrusted 10 hign
viii be executed IN durable and scientific man
ner, and at rates corresponding with the eepres-
sed prices OF every thing else.
long experience in the Practice Of Medicine
and Dental Surgery, enables him 10 anticipate 3
liberia. share Of public patronage.
lie will be consulted 4or the treatment Of ali
affections, arising from decayed and defective
teeth, and attend 10 the adjustment and effectual
cleansing OF chidrens teeth, so as 10 secure 70
them that comfort and beaaty, OF which many
Of the present generation are deprived
Ladies viii be waited on at their residence. II
preferred.
Office over the Northern Bank, in the room
formerly occupied by DR.. Bretaey.
January the 6 I5I2.-jm
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14
Terms per Month.

Ancient and Modern Languages, and the
higher branches OF English Studies, 81 90
English Grammar Geography, Arihme-
tic, History, Sc, 90
metc, &c, 90
a seasonal fee of SO cents per pupil to meet
the expenses Tor servants hire, tuei &c
The principal will be aided by an able and et-
ficient Teacher iii the primary department.
In the COVE esumeni OF MS school he reserves the
right in all eases 10 administer corporeai punish
ment whenever the pupil deserves 1t, and will
not permit any one TO he connected with ms lnStl-
tuition who is known to be protane, quarrelsome,
or vulgar or has been expelled for misconduct
from any respect bic institution in our country.
g-ez The proprietor intends, as soon as practi-
cable II obiain valuable LIBRARY fer the use
Of his pupils, which shall consist chiefly OF the
standard works on History, Philosophy, Litefa-
ture. and Poetry. C. PARISH
Holly Springs, June so, l84s-l6-t.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14
GROCER les, PEODUCE &c.

THE subscriber begs leave 10 inform the
ciuZens 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 general assortment
of goods. and close attention 10 business, to
share liberal portion of the trade of the
town and country. Els stock consists 10
part Of the following articles viz.
Sugar, Coffee. AoIasses Mackerel No l
& 2, Flour, Bacon. Lard. Salt. Rice. Clari-
fed Sugar. Vinegar, Peach Ii wears Cogni-
&C Brandy. Irish Whiskey, Holland Gin,
Boston Soap Raisins. Candies. Sperm and
Tailow Candies, Sarch. Teas in boxes. Tea
in caddyes to suit purchasers, Water Buck
cts, Tin ware assorted, Brooms, Trace
chains, Hames, Wedding Hoes. Plough lines
Whip stocks. Cotton yarn assorted, Domes
tics, CalicoS, Liaseys checks Blankets. Bro
gan shoes. Champaign wine in bottles,
Brandy cherries. London Porter Tomato
Ketchup. family Mustard, Sa}eratus, Ginger
Spice. Pepper, Indigo s Madder. Northern
dried Beef and Crackers, Writing paper
Pins. NEEDLES, Suspenders, Buttons, Pocket
Combs. Butter knives. Percussion Caps.
Powder & Shot, Fine and common 1obac-
co. Shaving Soap. Hair Brushes, Knitting
needles Cotton cards No 10, Cigars, Garden
Seed, Hymn Books. Palm leaf hats, Wool
hats, Net and Sea! Skin caps, Foot mats
Weavers Stays &c &c.
He offers the above mentioned articles at
reduced prices for cash; call and examine
for yourselves.
p. o. RAGSDALE
July 9TH, l843.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14
NOTICE.

Administration Of the estate Of Joseph
Cheairs having been committed to the un-
dersigned by the Probate Court OF Marshall
county, Mississippi, on the 81 February,
IS43 all persons having claims against
said estate. are hereby required to exhibit
the same within the time limited by law. or
the same will be barred. Persons indebted
to the estate viii please make immediate
payment
CALVIN CBEAIRS.
June so. 1886 Administrator.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14
Holly Springs Select Seh0OL

FgNEIE next session of this Insti nj ion viii com
L meace, Dec roteate, on lbe first Monday IN
August on the following terms, half payable in
advance, and the balance at the close Of the ses-
sion. Tuition viii be charged from the time OF
entrance until the close of the session no deduc-
tion will be made except for absence occasioned
htS SiP
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14
NEW GOODS

THE Subscribers wish to iaform the cit
z ems of Holly Springs and marshall county
that they have Just received. from the North,
a GOOD assortment. Of FANCY and STA
PIE DRY GOODS. coBsis ting IN part
Super Wool dyed Mouslain de Laincs
Black Cloth, Cassinets,
sSuner Wool Dyed | Calicoes
Green ditto, Gin9hams,
Super Wool Dyed Linens,
Cassimeres Domestics,
Super Fancy ditto, Hats, Shoes nj
Printed Lawns and Boots.
Muslins.
And great many other articles, too numer
Gus to mention, which they offer for sale
much below former prices.
Those wishing TO purchase will find IL to
their interest 10 give them call before puT-
chasing elsewhere; for great bargains will
be sold for CASH.
Fl. HOLMES s. co.
may Il, 1883
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14

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 o years old.
Appraised to $40.
BY Henry Allen, living 4 miles North
west of Holly Springs, one bay horse poney,
or years old. is l-2 hands high, shod all
round, some saddle spots. name and tail bob
bed off Appraised to S22 so
T. A. AFALCOFER, Ranger
July z, I843.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14

The State Of Mississippi, Latagst5e county
Circuit Court
James y StubbIelivId. } May Term l843
vs. Bill in Chancery
DJ. simmons
THIS day came the complainant, BY bis at
torneys, and It appearing TO the satisfaction
Of the court that the defendant ID. ]. Sim
mons is not an inhabilant of this state, but
resides beyond the limits thereof SO that the
ordinary process ofthis coLrt cannot be serv-
ed upon him; therefore it is ordered by the
court that unless the said defendant appear
before the Iudge Of the next circuit court to
be holden for the county OF Lafayette, at the
court house in the Town of Oxford on he
sd Monday of November I843 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 Aud il is further ordered by the
couu THAI acopy ofthis order be inserted IN
the Holly Springs Gazette a newspaper pub
lished ia the town of Holly Springs Miss
lssippb once a week, for two months success
siyely. a true copy from the minutes
c. NJ PHIPPS, Clerk.
Belcher s. Johnson, Sol.
july 7.-2m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14

TAKEN up by T. III. Rossel, living miles
east of Holly Springs. one bay horse pony, about
Is hands high, A years old last spring, newly
Shod, appraised TO S20.-June 5. lo45
TAKEN up by Jno. Wilkins, 8 miles weseof
Lamar one chesnu sorrel mare. blaze lace rigfr
hind1oot white, had on heavey yoke when Ia
ken up, years old appraised TO S33.
Also one bay horse, black name and tail, sup
posed to bs yeass old Appraised TO SIS
THOS A FAICONER, Ranger
June 9 1919
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14
MORE NEW GooDs.

VIE subscribers have Just received 200O wards
\ OF CdlieoeS. from 6! 10 - cents per yard
Also, 5000 yards Brown and Bleached D0meslics.
from To 20 cents per yard, besides many ether
goods, which will be sold {ol- for caSi
June ., IS43-43-t II. HOLMES & CO
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14
. e N p z s. g 3 q
CHARLES O'BRVAN,

w ILL be in Holly Springs during tie first
w week Of every month, wien liz would be
pleased 10 serve all who may choose 10 give him
their patronage. sHe is prepared 10 Sel any mum
Der OF teeth from one To foil set, and VIII make
gold palaleS and warrant them 10 remedy de
tecilye pronunciation without any pain. As his
location IN North Mississippi is permanent, he
Viii OF course attend 20 his old practice free O.
charge. Al operations warranted, aud charges
low - the use Of good material will allow. lie
cannot operate for the prices usually charged bv
filling the teeth, aud set teeth of ivory or com
mon bone in the worst possible manner.
Refer TO the Physicians OF Holly Srri1qs
fernando, Oxford, Ripley and salem
April :, lS43-3i-l2n
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14

new ADVERTISEMENTS.
COTTON GINS,

'1s. n Undersigned having commenced making
So'on tiins in Holly Springs, intends
iAus the best Of materials, and on the most
,gtoHed plan. He will warrant his Gins to
Psr5,oFn as we'll as any.
~ ileFS wishing 10 purchase can be furnished
., ~ as good article, and for as low \ price as
e. so' any where. z5 Those waning old
~ 80 repaired, can have Il done CHEAP and wEIr.
Eey JAMES III. TAYLOR.
5 --o'5 springs, Miss, July IA, Is43
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14
Botanic ThomsOnian Medicines

,,- -a.e inIs day received. direct from Bali
,'', ~ =, ne eest and cheapest lot of BOTIN-
g. MhDICINES, ever offered in the
soS e'S 'S"s ana Prescriptions carefully put up.
~ nInkiuiiy received. Terms cash. on
uIls'ons u.tln J. ]. GATELY.
--O'ly Springs, July 6. ls43-3m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14

NEW BOOKS S--NEWBCOkS.
just received from the New World Office,
an additional supply Of new and valuable
works, comprising
The Zincalior Gypsies in Spain, for 92ets.
Ancient Egypt by Gliddon. price 32
The Comet. by NJ. Arago, %
Tue Man oflhe People, 32"
The Home 81
Dickens notes p
Godolphin %"
Blanca Cappelio p
Morley Ernstein &c sc. %"
We vi | shortly receive new supply OF
the Bible in Spain.' the most popular work
of the day. Also Animal and Agriculture |
Chemistry The United Irishmen,' &c &c.
We will keep constantly on hand, sup
ply of the latest works, which will be for
warded to US immediately after publication.
All or any ofthe above works can be OBJ
tanned by calling at this Office.
Our friends. by addressing US letter, post
paid, enclosing the cash. can have any OF the
above works transmitted to them, subject
only 10 pampAiet postage;
may 25, lS4S-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14
EsFFsAYs--EGarshalI County

ES'EFs ES--E1arshasI COUNTY.
FFNAKEN mp by Alfred Carrington. living
Il near Carter's bridge on cold water, one bav
mare supposed TO be years old, forefect some
what scared. about III hands high, no other
brands marks pereeiyable, appraised TO $40.
ALSO a SoTrei mare, white lace supposed %
be 3 years Old Ia hands high al her feet nearlY
white, 40 other brand mark peTceirabie An
praised to @50-
THOMAS A. FALCONER.
Jnue30, l843 RANGER n,
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14

Duncan OampDtII.
UPON opening the matters OF this bill. aad
it appearing to the Court that Charles
Stevsar, one the defendants, is not resident
of this State. bat resides beyond the limits
thereof. so that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served on him 1t IS ordered that
unless the said defendant appears before the
Judge Of the Circuit Court on the lst Mon
dav in September next, and pleads, answers
OF demurs 10 the aforesaid bill. the allega-
tions thereof viii be taken for confessed. and
such order or decree made as the Cour; may
deem. eqaitable And il is ordered that
copy OF this order be published in the "Hoi-
ly Springs Gazette" once week for two
months successiveiy.
A. II. CARUTHERS,
June 80. IS43.-9t CLERK, c. g.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14
Holly Springs Female Institute.
TIE next Session ofthis Institute will open
on Monday, the fih August next.
TEACHERS

TIE next Session ofthis Institute will open
on Monday, the lfih August next.
TEACHERS
REV G. A. Foster, Rector and Princi.
pal-Lecturer on Chemistry. Natural Phi
losuphy, Evidences of Christianity.
- 1overness-Fnr
lish Grammar. Parsing, Intellectual and
Moral Philosophy &c.
Miss CLARIssA MouLroN. Ancient and
Modern History, Geography &c.
Miss GAY. Mathematics, Arlhmetic sc
Miss DILLON, French, Chirography,
Pesta.ozziau Department.
Miss MARY LCoNyNeroN, Piano, Harp
Guitar.
Mrs NEwsUM, Piano
MIR. THos MORSE. Vocal Music. Piano
During the lasl session there were % pu-
pills connected with this institute.
Another female Teacher in the Literary
Department is expected.
My expenditures have been and are heavy.
Itheretore reqnest promptnesS IN liqnidating
arrears and in advancing payment at the
opening of the next session. The Interests
oflhe School, upon which the town must, to
a great extent, look for support. demand
these rigid exactioas.
G. 4 FOSTER,
July TT Rector d, Principal
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14

TAKEN up by Hiram McCurry, 2miles west
Of fChulaboma, on The fernando road, one ches-
nut sorrel horse, fax name and tail, wound on
The right Jaw, star IN the forehead, CT years
old this spring, Appraised to $40.
THO Il. FALCONER Ranger.
June 2. 1913.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14

sG<S3eg & . 81 81 y p Ga
THE subscribers have Just received one case
Il o. open ara plain straw Bonnets. the latest
style, and Misses plain Straw do. Also. I case
Nun BonnetS. oulv - cents
June ., lSi3-43-f Fl HOLMES * co.
FRESH PICKLES. Just received ana tor
safe py Il. J. OLIVER
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14

yOHN O.,THOM SON,
4T-oRvE COUNSELLOR A # La W
Hci.y SpEinss, Miss.
F.. jan %. 1915 H.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14
Arrivals and Departures Of the
HOLM SPRINGS MAILS.

Arrivals and Departures Of the
HOLM SPRINGS MAILS.
MEMP HIS MAIL.
Arrires-Mondays, Wednesdays.
and Fridays, at lPM
Dspnrts-Same days at IL :"
SOUTHERN MAIL
Arrires-Sundays Wednesdays
and Fridays. at :
Departs-Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays, at IL F." :"
LAGRANGE MAIL
Arrires-s Sundays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays at .
Departs-Tuesdays. Thursdays,
and Saturdays, at NJ
PANOLA MAIL, Uta CHULAHOMA-
Arrarcs-We Wednesdays. at 8 p NJ
DepartS-Tuesdays. at :
Chuiahoma Mail arrives Saturdays and
departs same days.
TUCUMBIA MAIL.
ArriceS-Tuesdays, at
Departs Nednesdays, at "A NJ
FERNANDO NAIL.
4rrires- s-Thursdays, at SP M
Departs Wednesdays, at 5 A M
OAK RIDGE MAIL
4rrires-SaturGays at : IL
Departs-Same days. at
The Office opens 6 O'Clock A. M. an
closes at 8 p. Nj Persons would do xe
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.
w. E. VILLAS. P.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14
GRE EAT BARG AIN S

vicinity o'
irfoner eand t cot
"a genera g.
d Cash o
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14

AHperons o ubscrber
h
May III