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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-06

ORIGINAL GRAHAM HOUSE, convenient
ond airy house opened % Barclay street, where
food that The Convenient FOX man. shall be provided
in ;he best possible manner.
a Roaming Room fitted NJ addition 70 the common &C.
commodauou. OF parlo where every permanent 9o1!dsI can
the posso Of furnishing volume 10 the Library on erieT
ins departing Strangers from abroad VII not be requested
10 do this.
tobacco can have eJyement and flesh and mar
CONES of all kinds viii be discarded.
Please call and SCI how You lIkeIt.
April 2Gth 1855 Barclay street. apo u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-06
SUSAN SUMMERS
l29 Iaw6m' CHARLES EEERSLEY ADMINISTRATIONS.

II Pt BSUANCk of an order OF the Surrogate
OF In County Of New York hereby ryen 10 all
Eetsan hIyIg CLAIMS against Niibzar Howell st Of the city
% NeTs orb, ZION lcpi' icel. present The same with
te vouchers ,heof the uiScliler the cfire If Joecph
r. tyie q Beech and West streets ~ CRY ii
ouar ttg In 18th DAY of Jue Dated Scw
York, the 18th "a. u D-TGtsr 1872.
81. - NILSSON u0N-EI l. s -l,.i..,-1..t..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-06

N PT-R>JF ANCE. az an Order OF the Surrogate,
az M COUNTY at New. York notlee lsr'by Ise9 "a an
frso,> having CLAIMS a-aIns; trS b3iy ll ~ III
scotland .r,t> To- present the With The S'iciFrS
rher,i - m, SUBSCRIBER ht sto W ISL bIoaf%Sy IN
RI -,t Ns,,.YnTS On or beur, the 2th dsy ~ ApErst
ny " -, :, So !. - ~ K 3. BEAUMONT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-06

II PURSUANCE Of an Order Of the Surrogate
persons having claims against William Ltrl-boy late OF the
city Of Newfofa, comb dealer deceased, present the
0ice No. Nassau street in the city Of NewYork on or be-
fore tie 81 dag Of September Dated New York the ist
day Of March. 1913 MALI.TBY j. IlTTLEBOY
nf2 IavGm Administrator OF William Lirfiebov.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-06

II PURSUANCE. Of an Order Of the Surrogate
OF the County Of NewYork notice hereby given 10 all
persons having claims Lewis Fisher late Of the city
of New-Yor Brass Founder deceased, to presen, the
with The vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers at III; Office Of
Joseph HusSon, ESD No. - Chambers street the city of
Newly o,, before thu ID day ci August next; Dated
Nem.l orr. the 3lst day % Jlnnary. 1872.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-06

7 y. PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
= o. the County Of NewFoIk notice Is hereby given all
persons having caIIns Frederick Shonard late of the
cl;y Of gentleman, deceased TO present the same
gl'h I'M setei@t thereof 10 the subscriber the Office OF
Siniin Barker E!T No. Berkman street the city Of
New OH on or lore The 18th day Of August Dated
2u laH5m JAMES H BLACKWELL, Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-06

~ PURSUANCE. ct al Order OF the >urrosats
NJ ~. County OF Nay-lora noticr hereby -r'1 u 81.
g4rir elsins against Riaiey WettsndySs aieoI ne
r III New-Y6rk livery sable le!sr ieci>ed ~ present
Ir4 tn, vouchers thereof, ira srh>cGiper n t
81 ,u!ori smith Ne. 2pN C9enw ch street m the CRY
II N.w-YogS an or hetons fhg 1t i9y ct uct"Ne neN
Tr5+e,l \-,e-Y7r, he 2afh day ol March. lSlS
- CATHARINE WORTE\DlkE,
4 llnnt.trtfItN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-06

IN PJRoU ANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate,
/ of the County Of New ior Noitee Is efoS SEfn - al,
%yrrJ WIDOW licensed present the same ,yil NJ Ne
tl,r,f II, the subscriber, the store oi t.iias w
N ne Front ,tr,~t IN the City OF -iorl Yn
Or nrs tine ninth ,lay oi October ueNDar1 Newly
'af -, sNt atso a. THOMAS G. BRtNT Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-06

~ Fol. SALE or t., LET-.i Lease Tor
- fes rs,rs a Two Lott on i:A th=rz bllIdlas
=. s,.-r3bIe for rn,gr.crrs-y rFgrntarS >hcacF
mas = r-r-I MO d. -Ilia-,-sifuasd t.i-htseui-st
l., f Sy-s and Seventh az rnf< Tor aELAcs pa5-IcH-
lar. iD7gIrs ri ALFRED ROACH. -t=rat myj IL. ;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-06

Jrnes Bsttg, ~ Washington street,
ChITles Ross 5r A eAUs 9Th y, weTr Gcocrrs'
Calvin CnEdi', 2S C3-rIy street go4, may Dc sen.
Charles Ejishug.h, So Water street
tl-LLse J. Pnce Ia rs; B.oadl..g. alJ snLln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-06

~ PURSUANCE of an Order Of the Surrogate
PRISON, having claims against Susan r 50; o thu city OF
Nov, York WIDOW, deceased, 10 present The with thu
vouchers tcEeo 10 tire subscribers - A. X. IhDmpson of
dee, -. IS Beaver .t-i t- cty Of New vTk on ~ be-
fore a ah 1ay Of October Dated New York, the th
dtE.ni April, 1919. RI THOMSON ! ,i;,,
IL Irwin JAAlES BRIAR. -AHIlLl1t-l-9Ls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-06

TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
lof ar Coua,s NGaGs = percy sisSa e ~
Il Ss-YerE WIDOW ecer 10 P..sfn, TIE n5.s ~ n h.
= -, - =, ~. C:t, OF \ew-NoIs, Before IN
80 80: e. s"-;I Ietz SAMUEL g. OGDEN
- - -, Administrator, Vith VIII annexed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-06

5ra FOR SALE in the City OF Newark, y j.
"a House and q c-es q Land situatei IN seHtn- 552ss
rrastrge: No ~ TIE HpGs < > t s72nt 3ia y 80
A. ,5d stable rit trses Sc attached = he PREMISES
For fs-Fsr particulars apply 20 J. NLItpIs G0EeT o
- lltlat.' So = ~ No al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-06

Morn, Robinson. nz,id {. Golden Dsauia- puej
J.c5b HarTey5 Rqb~rt B. Mnturn Epi'is l. L5Eii
Rolr.rt G Cornell, stacy B. CaliiHs J,ssih Blum,
JOIN: " Lralirt Jacob p Strand. Il j. An.'rsai'
Tsrna ,TnlsJI lanes " ellsworth Illsm I.gre.
2 s Van I,rrsssaer Jr. !euT VI IEllktl'
Jonathan Vi John = L. PnER Fiz 9: Halieck,
y, - p.ct Iol,oi7 Cru-.r Rich Y. D. Wltt,
slfreJ pell liiIetr Hswisy, james J. ltl-
EiNRRLS ROBINSON E.c.!aCni-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-06

- - OF an ''r.itr "i the Surrogate
psous having claims against WiIlaa Dunn teof the cts
- - Ee'i ori nlfon jeremiah pa,- lig Of ienai Joi
w tEaH!und 1i 81 ~. city pl New oT pIlJ; Thomas
dams late Of the said cty mariner; john Turner late
CITY carIcnter or Peter A. Williams late OF Huaburg MARI
nor decet present the SANE with the voucher, thereof 10
ths subscriber, his eIc. No ~ John street, The city
New York or beler The 18th day 81 JuyGext. DaIed New
York, the I'D dty of January, 1913
IlaA,nn L III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-06

Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
TIRE INSURANCE at the lowest rates by The
L Hartford Fire Insurance -tncoTosaed $50
This Ion! established and well known Institution, having
t- in active oy-rzton upwards OF hirtg YEAS coHtunes 70
ia- House Furniture Stores. Merchandise and DE-
scp;ion oi property a-enSt los dsmae BY IRE or i' most
iay5rsble terms. JOHN NELSON, j. Agent
,et5l, {u- - Wall street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-06

~ To LET-In Dean street, near smith street,
,;;;S Brookl,u the splendid three story house ln he'd lthe
> manner with two lots of ground attached Also,
coach hous1 stables &c. :, variety of the most choice sal
vine l.o .cyrai fruit trees with well ,fd ramp of
cc ,rring water on the premises. 1S property we'll
calcu-reJ for the accommodations of respectable family TO
whom AZ viii h, let for accommodating
tens ~ srrlrins To- JOSEPH MukRAY 100 Fine 81 lh6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-06

D Defined SJGAR-At the following low Cash
Itrricrs: WOOLSEY y WOOLSE.i offer their stand
ard susuty Double Refined srsar follows namely
LOai-lU; Ist pound Nsu less Than pacAess az
Critshed-i0! " " purchased, hal! : cent ltT pound
P5ylgrad-lo additional
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-06

TE PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate,
II tn o,tuy Of New-York Notice : herebg 1l'sE = M
having CLAIMS against Isaac Mott- late Of The tity ~
YORK merchant jsoeaSe, present the San. with me
1euci.--s hereof i n h. che No: % EeAt
49, Ns York, ss eSih day - April ;SS
N. 1,v.en- CHARLES Il LEONARD, Atmlni>trlinE
N PTR>T 4NCE OF an Order Of The Surrogate
~ G,,,-,i \s,,-Y7rk notice hereby clysn ~ all
f,,1 ri;f, 4l>; David Powell. late Of IT,. clty OF
&s,S-Yrs s-T,e-r deceased. - present tis S'ine WIN ,i
vouchers thereof the subscriber II t rSlle " %i
Williams NJ NJ Madison the city 81 New Toss
On or h.ir. tn SIN day Of August a;S9i NY ofS
l'is -. ~ = E.recutpV-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-06

r91- FARM FOR SALE. situate Passalc RI
sS YER about nne miles nom iorkaud one null from
Gelleie lrconelns about % lGn = q wh'Gi IS
on n good house aud barn aud other ontcuidns and
Young 1iTle orchard Of abcm; 200 Trees OF the best selected
friri ts good dock Tor boats. where the steamboat,
Plopri-or from New York viii stop on hc' daily tlEs to
sad from Paterson I indiSpuhle and portion oi tie
money- may remain on bond md mortgage. hpply-to
III In JNGDB NkkELN Nd. on The nreInlsts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-06

II PtRSI ANCi. Of an order of tic Surrogate
Of Tie County at New YORK notice hereby given 70 all
persons ha7n claims ihzbJu4 W Cooper late th-
cit Of NswYorS rocef deceased, 10 present The sane with
the vouchers thereof. the ,ub,crhrr her residence No.
- Greenwich street, - city Nry- York On before the
1913. MARY COOPER, Administrators. aZJIawGm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-06

FROM PHILADELPHIA TO PlTTSBURG
DY PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD AND Ca
ID NAL-FOR NINE DOLLARS ONLY.-Tmolgh y
three days aud half in comfortable new boats well and
handsomely furnished.
The Pioneer md Express Packet Line
Have reduced the fare from Philadelphia ttsbug TO NlnE
DOLLARS,
The placed boats the entire line, nth e'@
enc- and oblIgng captains, and warrant every dtsoH "
the comfort and convenience Of travellers.
In order passage At the reduced are stat
mast b. taken the day previous at the office IA Market .I
third door above 9Th where every information III relation"
~. ~, III ~. "a" Oe oO'a''s' A CUMMINGS. Agent,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-06

II PURSUANCE OF an Order Of the Surrogate
OF the Count OF New York notice hereby gwen all
cfty o New single oman deceased present the same
win The vouchers thereof. 10 h subscriber az his Office No
9th dag Of MAY Dated Ner-York the 7tt iay Of No.
'emt-r \ d., lSf2. RICHARD L. SCHIEFFELIN.
lD avon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-06

"a TOI.EA>E or To RENT-Ihe extensive
"a BuiIdm. No 70 Park Row fronting eFl.k ami
ofTo.- tsior Hotel Tn premises 2, ,2gt
;lra >!scns halls each about rs ly p feet There = az
f,e.- 20 The promise, Bowling -aleon, OF the s>t ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-06

II MICHEL Manufacturer of the improved
VI. { AAIrHFNE. LAMP, with Shifting Caps, SC. tcgS
10 ackuowcs the liberal support he has received sud 10
sule his friends aud the pablo TINT effort VIII Ne spared to
merit Tia. continued favor Of d-emiul; public II hand
large assortment of Lamps aIaptc 10 burn Fine Oh htGi-
cal OIL or CampheHe aud invites the Inspection OF friends
and o-- about ~ oI,n stores ee of i, stores iIg
C,ryt,iw ch street. OF Catlarne street.
NB q. y. :, wagons round usual wlth Srnt<
the best quality. BE pleased observe the name O.
Mitchell on each side OF the wagon.
ala i'm 3
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-17

Myers, Orr, Parks, P1ryedr, Riblin, Wad.
dell, Ward, Williams and Worth-show.
ing IL Democrats and Wings who were
in favor Of federal population, aud IL Wings
and Democrats who were IN favor Of
white populaiion-see Journal, page 1879.
When this bull reached the Commons an ct.
fort was again made to restore white popu.
la,ion as the basis of division, and motion
made to strike out federal population,
which was lost by vote Of 80 to Co.
Those voting in favor of striking out were
Messrs. Barringer. BeaH, Boyd, Boyden,
Branaock, Bro,rer. Brummeii, Bryan, j.
p. Caidreii, Cardwell, Carson, Clegg, j.
M Corineton. Doak, Fleming, Frdnkiin,
j. Graham, Graves, Gray. jefferson, flol-
land, II. c. Jones, c. Jones. Keener. XII
ham, King, W. B. Lane, Lilly, Mendsn-
hall, Z. p. Miller, W. j. 7. Miller, Mills,
Monday, Morris. Morrow. Marehison, Nc
Collam, Mclaughlin, Mcluiiian, Neal,
Patton, Pembertoa, Poinderter. Siier, l..
Walker, J. Walker, Hhiiehurst. +. Vii
iiams, IVithers, Young, Zlgler, Winston--
50, of whom 40 were Wings, and IL mod.
ern Democrats, (see Journals, page 654 J
Il now appeal 10 the public to decide ~heth-
er have not successfully controyerted the
position taken by tie honorable Senator,
and whether have not proved by the Jour.
nails, that the Wing parry are entitled TO
the credit Of the law Of 1886, and are not
responsible for the ftdt raj population bd
sis, IN the school law Of lS40, and that Mr..
Haywood, cIaimed credit for The Democrat
&c party for that which they we're not emit
tied, and cast reflections upon the Wings
that were not meriled. Ii the present
school law is odious 10 the democratic par.
ly, why did they not favor Us with its re.
peal or modification at the last session,
when they had decided majority in each
house. must, however, conclude my re
marks, as have already extended them
beyond my expectation, aud have drawn
too far upon your liberality, but | deemed
il important that all the facts, should be
known TO the people, as the school Law is
10 be one of the democratic hobbies in the
mex! canvass. A WING.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-17
THE DEMOCRATS AND WASHINGTON

THE DEMOCRATS AND WASHINGTON
There is no more striking sign Of The do
generacy of the times, than tue decrease oil
reverence for the memories and opinions O.
the men of the Revolution--the founders O!
the Republic. five except Jefferson, who
experienced few years ago. sort of polii-
zeal resuscitaiion at the hands Of enc branch
OF The democratic party--a resuscitailon
for unholy purposes, and which well nigh
caused the loss Of our national existence
we shall find that little respect is now
yielded TO the wisdom which devised the
form and structure of our Government
Perhaps the cause Of this may be traced to
the fact, that within the las, twenty five
years, the I" march of mind F" has progress.
sed at "such killing pace that the
presen, generation have become convince
that the wisdom of cur good old fathers is
too Anticipated for lhem-and that the the.
ories Of The presen. day are better than The
homely, patriotic, doctrines of our early
history, We however are among those
who believe that no great advance has
been made in political science in these lat.
ter years, and-howeyer paradoxical such
an expression may make US appear--we
firmly believe that the ptecepts which were
left this country by GEORGE WASHINGTON
are sound and wholesome, and valuable
erfa nor I IL may be that We are "be.
hind the spirit Of the age" and should be
ashamed to confess it; but in very truth we
are opposed to innovation such as we ailude
to-se do love TO look back to our o.den
time " for examples Of pure patriotism aud
all political excellence. We acknowledge
the sehkuess--nor care il il be said OF US,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-17

ave do not contend that the Wings
bough, one hundred and forty five lhous.
aud seven hundred and sevenly-6se votes,
but we contend they bought up one half
of that cumberland they, by making a
free use Of their money by way of purcbas.
ing lard cider TO treat upon, influenced the
other bali TO follow in the same track"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-17

An Ingenious Cradle Of Domestic Man.
uiacture, L!ade by gentleman ia Missis.
slssippi, was sent as a present TO friend
residing in Charleston, S. C. An extract
from his letter is as follows:
The body or frame Of the cradle is
manufactured out Of the shell Of what we
call the snarps..g turtle, that weighed l35
pounds, caught by myself out OF my own
waters. The railing is constructed of The
horns of bucks, killed with my own rifle
by my own hands. The rockers are made
from walnut Tree that grew on my sis.
ter's plantation adjoining me. The spring
mattress or lining is stuffed with wool from
my own sheep. The loose mattress is al.
so filled with domestic wool manufactured
and lined by my own wife. The pillows
are filled with feathers from my own wild
geese, that have been also manufactured
by my own wife, with her own hands, af.
ter having been previously slain by my
own steady arm. The pavilion, which you
will perceive is TO be thrown over the can.
opy, was likewise fabricated, fitted, and
contrived by my own right thrifty, ingeni-
Gus, and very Industrious better half. Ae-
companying the cradle is a whistle, which
was made by friend residing with me out
Of the tusk of an alligator, slain by my
own hand, as we'll as fan made also by
the same friend out Of The tail of wild
turkey killed by me. Accompanying the
whole is the hide Of panther, dressed af.
ter the fashion of the channels, The animal
having been slain by my own hands and
with my own rusty rifle. This is for the
stranger to loll and roll upon when tired OF
his cradle.
" II has been said for The famous Colonel
Crockett that he was fautched down upon
a raft and rocked in bee gum. The stran.
ger, whatever may become his name here.
after, may boast that he pas rocked 10 slecp
tn the she'll Of a svamp saapping turtle,
founged on a panther's hide, mas famed bg
a mild turkeys tail, and cut his teeth on an
aihgator's tuski Beat this who can.n--
Courier.
Queer. Make a string that will reach
Just twice around the neck of lady lei
her hold the two ends between her teeth,
and if the moose will slip over her head to
the back Of her neck, it is certain indi.
cation that she is marfied-~or ought To be.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-17
---Virtusem
Estimat annis nihilqus miratur,
Nlsi quod Libitina sacraylt.


These remarks we have been led 10
make by The perusal, last week, of an arii-
Gle IN a Georgia Democratic paper-a
Columbus one We beleve--in which alIu.
sion was had to the Wbig argument found.
ed on Washington's recognition of the con.
stltutlonality Of a National Bank. The
writer scouts the idea that there is any
force in its favor, derived from Washing.
tons approval Of the Bank Bill and inii
mates quite broadly that the Father Of his
Country, was dupad-nose ied-by HAMIL-
TON The tone OF the article we thought
altogether lrreyereut and censurabIe i;
though perhaps il ought to be forgiven, as
that particular mode Of meeting The Wig
argument in fauor o a Bank, grounded on
Washington's approval Of such an tnstitu-
fion, Is TIE ONLY MODE IN WHICH THE DEM
ocRArs CAN MEET 1T 1t involves the
admission, too, tina, Washington was moi
Democrat according TO the present deiini,
lion Of the term, which makes opposition to
Bank. the test--it throws him over on
the Wing sIde-it gives US the full benefit
OF his name, bis glorious, hallowed name
All other such fayors, gentlemen demo.
Gratis will be thankfully received and
duly appreciatedF' Right glad are we that
our opponents begin nov TO concede what
we have for a long time been trying to
convince them OF, tina. WASHINGTON
WAS A WING East Alabamidn.
THE BOUGHT UP DEMOCRACY!
We desire it to be distinctly borne in
fnod, that the charge upon the integrity
OF the people, comes from those presses
which profess TO be pre-eminently Demo.
cratic, and which are horrI6ed at the re.
moiesI lmputation upon the purity and in
ialllbilty Of the Sovereign mass. We
have known some of them discourse by The
column, upon the monsirosity of Federal.
ism. IN impugning this fallibiIitY. Well.
they are the very persons who now tell US,
that Martin Van Buren, lost his election 10
ls40, by the Wings buying up some hun.
dred or two thousand Democrats to vote
against him. In six months from this
time, they will attempt to deny ever having
made the charge just as they denied The
Log cabin and Hard cider tale, and the Ar.
my bill. But they will DO, be permitted 10
escape; and by way of keeping the matter
tfesh in the public mind, we reputiish an
extract from lhe Valley Star, which was
copied, without disapproba,ion, into the
Eoqaifef. Ii is a. follows:
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-04
. GROCERIES. PTCTT-r-- =

.GROCE Z RtES, PIUIUCF -
He SubScnbsr begs leave III irr>.-
cn'z ms al Marshall COUNTY. lfa,f rs
chased iheen;iro stock ofPreda,, c..
aud Plantation auicies of ~ & P.,t s.
hopes BY keeping uP eoucral a,..s i=
OF goods and close attention 10 Ir....
share a liberal portion of the r.t....
town and country. lis stock cors.z. :
part Of the following aJuci1s r.z
Sugar, Coffee, N"Iassas. Nackera y.
4 ;. Fiaur, Bacon, Lard, SaL Rice =.
led Sugar, NIn,@a-. Peach II rrar. e..
ac Brandy, Ifish Nufsaav. HOLM
Boston Soap RaisinS, G. dies. S-s---..
failow C9nd.es. Starch, Teas ia b5x.s n
in caddyts 10 suit purchasers Water A..
ets. Iin ware assorted. Ba MS T.-
hams, tiamfs. y ec5inE $50. ST.ur.l
#hlp SOCKS. Cotton yarn assorted. n
ics. Callces LlnseyS caocbs BLANK.
taa shoes, Champaign umr 90 te.
Brandy herlies. London Poster Ton
Keichup family Mustard. Salea,rs Gr-.
Spice. Pepper, Ind go Z Alaaaer. Notr
dried B ci and Crackers. Wdl. man
Fins. N,dIes. Susp,rdess. Buttons. p-sl-
Combs, Butter kni"ts, Percussion C.-.
Powder & Shot. Fins ana common +
CO. Shaving Soap Hair B.ushts Eaaa-
needles Cotton cards NJ 30 Cigars Gss
seed, Hymn Books, Palm isafLrs Wal
bats, Nj aud sal Skin cigs, Tttn.s.
Weavess SiavS & 81
Ha ~ e = fba :. l..y.. fe,,,st'lrs 4 --...f .
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-04
eas,ss, ger l;EAzss.

AlcIent al5 l,t..a..a i-..,..sas.as I'd the
hiotsr bl.-cc ccnt,. q. lth..t,h St.sd.es, 81 o.
I.n4lish t5raD4Ga:. Il cs.eFty ArEhine-
liz, history. tIc.. y
Readns, y rting, Spe Ing. l.l.fis 4 ri n
uet.c, e-c., g,
A se>>ia.:l lee q % c-a:> pec PuFil % me-
the expenses iof sesvetts $50, fa.,, &c.
lie Frinclf,ai viii be aided bY au-sbie ann i
hcienl Teacher iG The primary Department..
Ia he government o! as school ne reserves IL
re HI in all cases 70 admins er corgoreai futsh.
meni whenever he puqii deserves u. q q vii
nos permit any one IL he eoaIec e VIII. hl> ibt.-
luton ho - kn0xn b. frJitisa, au4rfelSt'slit
o: Vulgar or mas been expelled .or rai,ccncucI
iro7a aay respect bic institution ID our concf.t
2 The PropTie nr in'end@, aS >oon as prieti.
cable To cbtaiu a vsiu,bie LlBRAbY ier Ire 1t
OF Bls pa,is. which Shai cohSi>. ch els OF III,
stan -. d = orks History. Philosophy Lilefa
ture. aaa Poeiry. G. PARISH
Holy Springs, Jale 80, i642-46-4t
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E0TFHE

pursuance of ihe provisions cfa Deed e5
L trust, executed by George Markham fa u-
,or the purposes lnercIV'nCuioDed and of recon q
n the Office of the Probate Coutt ai AiaH-hai.
County, Mississippi, shall proceed 10 sell sor
lash. on the premises,
On The l8h day Of Deecmber, 1913,
he Norln We>t quarter 81 Section -, Town J.
:ange /, WeSt OF the Basis meridian 81 The
,tlIek kaSGw cesSioG or much oi the same SIS
will D. Sufiicsenf tor 5Ee purposes aud -ccara n-
10 he provisions Of said deed. The title is b.
Iieved 10 BE- indi> Fuisbe, bat selling as trustee
shalr only convey such tile = Is YES ed in ~ b.
lie deed HAMILTON THORN IO&.
June Is, 1873 6n. 1uls.E.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-04
Or tte l8lh daR IF Deccmbsr. 1873.


Taken up by William Ursery, living
miles west of Tallaloos2. one soucl horse
white face, with white on bis SIDE both blnl
feet white to the knees, glass eye. NIE shout
der. | o or yrais old, - or I6 hands ligl
Appraised to s..
OBSO-One sorrel horse. star in BIS lore
head, left hud foot white, s or 9 years e.-'
IA or 10 h mis- high. Appraised TO $50.
THOS a. FALCONER
july %. 1875 Ranger