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Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-30
DEN TISTR Y.
u. O sWAED, n D..

OFFERS his services to the Citizens OF Holly
osprings and vicinity, IN the practice OF Den
tai Surgery All operations entrusted 10 him
VIII be executed IN durable and scientific man
ner, and at rates corresponding with the depres-
sed prices of every thing else
A long experience in the Practice Of Medicine
ana Dental Surgery, enables him 10 anticipate
iIbsFak share OF public patronage.
he VIII be consulted for the treatment of all
affections, arising from decayed and defective
teeth, and attend 10 the adjustment and etIectual
c.eanSihS OF chlidFenS teeth, 50 as 10 secure 10
them that comfort and beauty, of which many
OF the present generation are deprived
Ladies will be waited on At their residence, if
preferred.
Office over the Northern Bank. in the room
formerly occupied hy DR.. Brelney.
January the q, lSI2.-6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-30
SABBATH SHOOL CELEBRA-
TItON

The Sabbath Schools ofthe Baptist, Meth
odist and Presbyterian Churches of Holly
Springs, having agreed to unite in celebra-
ting The coming 4th OF July. Their respec-
tive committees net and agreed upon the fol
lowing order Of celebration.
A procession Will be organized at the
PRESBYTERIAN church and move from that
place at nine o'clock precisely, in the fol-
lowing order:
lst. Band of Music.
I'd. Superintendents Of the several
Schools
3d. Sabbath Schools-Teachers on the
right ofthe line.
4lh. Clergy
5th Speaker OF the day
9th. Citizens -Ladeis IN front.
The procession will move round the public
square 10 the Baptist church. where the fol
lowing order will be observed.
Isl. Hymn of Thanksgiving, sung by
the Children.
ID PRAYER, bv the Rev. a. L. Sciuggs.
Sd. "Anniversary." Hymn by Teach
ers and children.
4,h. Address. bvJ w. Clapp Esq
stb. America sung by the children.
9th. Bencdction-Rev. MIR. Haywood
The Schools will then return to the
Methodist church and partake OF refresh
ments provided for them.
The different sabbath schools 10 tie VI
cinity are cordially invited TO unite in the
celebration.
Persons wishing to be present at the de-
livery OF the address. are requested to join
the procession al their pace OF organization,
as the Baptis, Church will not be opened
MI fLe. nTecession arrives a. the door
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-30
D 2 ~ n z $ 2 R W
CIIAI2LES O,RRYAN.
~ TISI,.

DLN Is I,
w ILL be in Holly Springs during the first
w week of every month, when he would be
pleased 10 serve all who may choose to give him
their patronage. He is prepared TO set any num-
Der of teeth, from one To foil set and will make
gold palates and warrant them 10 remedy de-
fective pronunciation without any pain. As his
location in North Mississippi is permanent he
will Of course attend TO his old practice free of
charge. All operations warranted, and charges
low as the use Of good material will allow. lie
cannot operate for the prices usually charged by
transient Dentists who often use tin or lead for
filing the teeth. and ser teeth of ivory or COM
mon bone in the worst possible manner
Refer TO the Physicians of Holly Springs
fernando. Oxford, Ripley and Salem.
April Z ISi3-34-l2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-30

higher branches of ENGLISH Studies, 81 90
English Grammar, Geography, Arithme-
TIC, History, &c, 90
Reading, Writing, Spelling, Little Arith-
metic, &c, = zoo
A seSsional fee of 80 cents per pupil to meet
the expenses tor servants hire, fuel, &c.
The principal will be aided by able and ei-
hcient Teacher in the primary department.
In the government Of mis- school he reserves the
right in ali cases 10 administer corporeal punish
ment whenever the pupil deserves it, and VIII
not permit any one TO be connected with his inSti
tution who is known 10 be profane quarrelseme,
or vulgar, or has been expelled for misconduct
from anv respect bic institution in our country.
T. The proprietor intends, as soon as practi-
CABLE TO obtain valuable LIBRARY for The use
OF his pupils. which shall consist chiefly Of the
standard works on History, Philosophy, Litera-
ture and Poetry. e. PARISH
Holly Springs, June so, l843-46-4r
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-30

TNAKEN up by Alfred CarrIngton, iivans
l.near Carter's bridge on cold water, One pa
mare supposed to be years Old iorsiee. some ,her
binds or marks perceivable, appraised TO $50
ALSO a sorrel mare, white face, supposed 20
he 3 vears old. l4a hands high al her feet nearly
white no other brand or mark perceiVaoie Ap-
praised 10 $50 o>rp
runa2o lets Ranger. m
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
NOTICE

Administration Of the estate of Joseph
Cheairs having been committed TO the un-
dersgned by The Probate Court OF Marshall
county. Mississippi, on the 27 February.
l843; 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 will please make immediate
payment.
CALVIN CHEAIRS,
June so, lS43 ct Administrator.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-30
MORE NEW GOODS.

II HE subscribers have Just received 1000 yards
u oi CaiicoeS, from 81 10 % cents per yard.
Also 5000 yards Brown aud Bleaehed Domesiics,
from TO 20 cents per yard, besides many other
goods, which will be sold to1c for cash.
June 9, lSi3-43-lf ii. HOLMES & CO.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-30
Holly Springs Select SchuoI.

TEHE next session of this Institution will COM
Il mence Dec r0lente the hTSt Monday in
August. on the following terms half payable in
advance, and the balance at the close of the SeS-
sion. Tuition will be charged from the time of
entrance until the close of the session deduc-
ton vii be made except for absence occasioned
BIZ sickness.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-30
TAX COLLECTORS SALE,
FOE THE TAxEs OF ISL q z.

FUR hAE N ANS va
[ will offer for sale, for cash, IN front OF
the Court House door, in the town of Holy
Springs,
On Monday the Sd day Of July, lS4S
The following town lots, IN the town OF tioi
ly Springs to satisfy the Corporation tax
imposed on said lots for the year 1872, to-
gether with all cost thereon, to wit
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-30
COMMUNICATED.
a NNTVEPS SPY

he hrst anniversary OF the Holly Springs De.
batting Society will be celebrated on the evenir Q
of the 4lh oi Jnlyi next, al the PRESBYTERIAN
Church. G. A. Wilton, Esq. viii read The Dec
laration OF Independence, and Mr. "a Graft will
deliver the address. The citizens generally are
lnvlted 10 attend. Proceedings TO commence al
o. clock, z. NJ
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-30
NEW G GODS.

THE Subscribers wish to inform the CIT
izens 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 of
Super Wool dyed Mouslain de LANES
Black Cloth, Cassinets,
Super Wool Dyed Calicoes,
Green ditto, Cling hams,
Super Wool Dyed Linens,
Cassimeres, Domestics.
Super Fancy ditto. Hats, Shoes nd
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 put
chasing elsewhere; for great bargains will
be sold for CASH.
H. HOLMES s. CO.
may IL. 1843 80
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-30
NOTICE.

NOzE2E.
pursuance of the provisions Cf n Deed of
Il trust, executed by George Markham TO me,
for the purposes therein'mentIoned and of record
ir the office of the Probate Court of Marshall
County. Mississippi, | shall proceed to sell for
cash on the premises,
On tie 1sh dag Of DecemJ-r. l843,
the Nortn West quarter of Section 2S, Town 1,
Range l. West of the Basis meridian of the
ChickaSaw cession or much of the same as
viii be sufficient for the purposes and according
to the provisions ofSaid deed. The title is be-
lieved to be indisputable, but selling trustee, /
shall only convey such title is veS:ed in me by
the deed. HAMILTON THORNTON,
June 10, 1S43-6m. Trustee,
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-30

TAKEN up by T. III. Rossel, living miles
east of Holly Springs. one bay horse pony, about
l3 hands high, 4 years old last spring, newly
Shod appraised to $50 June 3. lSi3.
TAKEN up by Jno. wilkins, 8 miles west of
Lamar, one cheSnut sorre mare. blaze face, right
hind foot 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 be Q yeas old. Appraised to $50
THOS. A FALCONER, Ranger.
Iune 9, 1913.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-30
SOMETHING NEW

Just received one barrel of superior article
of syrup, also Regalia cigaIs of the very best
quality, James River Tobacco No. l. Dried
Apples and variety of other articles. which
| will sell at the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
OLIVER
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-30
GREAT BAR GAIN S .


their rmrp ynsa
owing
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-30

Duncan Campbell.
UPON opening the matters of this bill. and
il appearing to the Court that Charles
Stewart one the defendants, is not resident
of this State, but 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
day in September next, and pleads, answers
or demurs to the aforesaid bill, the allega-
tions thereof Wi be taken for confessed, and
such order or decree made as the Cour; may
deem equitable. And it is ordered that a
copy Of this order be published in the 'Hol-
ly Springs Gazette" once week for two
months SuccesSIvelv.
A T. CARUTHERS,
June so, l043.-9t Clefk. C. c.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-30

TAKEN up by Hiram McCurry, ? miles west
Of Chulahoma, on the Hernando road, one cheS-
nut sorrel horse flax name and tail, wound on
the right jaw, star in the forehead, CT 5 years
old this spring. Appraised to $40.
TAO. A. FALCONER Ranger
June 2, TS43
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-30
NEW BooKs.--NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.--NEW BOOKS.
just received from the New World office,
an additional supply of new and valuable
works, comprising
The Zincali or Gvpsies in Spain, for 32cts.
Ancient Egypt. by Glddon. price 80
The Comet, by M. Arago. %
Tne Nan ofthe People. 32"
The Home 80
Dickens notes 25
Godolphi 25"
Blanca Cappello 25"
Morley Ernstein &c &c. 25..
We wi shortly receive new supply OF
the Bible in Spain,' the most popular work
of the day. Also Animal and Agriculture
Chemistry The United Irshmen,' &c SC.
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 al this office
Our friends. by addressing US letter. posi-
paid enclosing the cash. can have any ofthe
above works transmitted to them, subject
only to pamphlet postage;
may 25. I843-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-30

wild alanae
y m determine do ow4in longer ,fhans
be
May 5th, lS434m
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-30
sD @ w G s e Q IS g +.

HAVING purchased Messrs. Cage & Co.'S
IL stock of Drugs, have determined 10 sell
at prices TO suit the times. My stock On hand
and arrivals daily expected, will make nv assort-
nent equal, if not superior, 10 any stock Of
fered in this market. The former patrons of the
house are respectfully reques.ed TO continue such
Myself OF Mr. Cage will at all times be faGa
present; ind all orders from the country will Be
promptly attended to. Wa. P. YOUREE
June ?, I64342-n
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-30

one half-PosITlvELY required IN 0dUanee.
Reading. w ting and Arithmetic, 81 so
English Grammar, Geog
Ancient and Modern History, IL 50
Latin, Greek. French. Spanish. lal-
ian and all other branches OF an
Enolish E.dncation. Is 90
Roard;p0 per Month Z SO
A Philosophical Apparatus. for the use OF
the Institution has been procured
Students boarding at the University Will
furnish their own bedding, but will not be
charged for room rent
No student will be received TOR less time
than half session and no deductions made
only in cases of protracted illness.
. Those who are ina rrears for the previous
Session will be expected to pay up before en-
terins The Institution again.
JAMES G.. ALDERSON, Sec
Holly Springs. June l4th lo43.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-30

JOHN O. THOMP son,
ATToRNEY& COUNSELLOR ATL4W
Ian 81, lsls. .-1y
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-30

FRESH PICKLES, just received and for
sale by L. }. OLIVER.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-06-30

The above lots will be offered for sale at
the time and place above mentioned. between
the hours of Ii A NJ and p. NJ.
LEWIS SAWYER,
Corporation Tar Collector.
March 81, l842-33-tds
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No. DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND &c
NINA Persons about remttiug ,ney o. their fire ds IL the
Co1atIy eau b. .urpliel with drafts sans of
Ba Of %nolt aeGua. O any ether eh.s the p
Co. bankers London; Barnsrd Co. Exch.nye aud Dis.
count Bank Liverpool, Eastern Bank Of Scotland; Ceenock
moi me canehs ~ every POST ow throughout England
he packet ships the 7 and 10TH aud the stram.r Aca
dia sailing from Boston the 18th October b.
W. J. Il. TAPSCOTT,
AT their General Passage Office,
~ a3 Peck Slip conner South 81.
~ n-hli letters from the country must paid
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OLD LINE LIVERPOOL IAGkEfo
10 80 & ~

NHr OLD LIN Packets Tor LIVERPOOL VIII hereafter
despatched IN the following ORDER that when the
,ing day falls Sunday the ships will sail the succeed
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To the Public.

'HH NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper pub
S"ed every day of the year except Nsw Years day and
t"aIih Of Jaiy Price cents per copyor 81 2S per On
num-postages pad-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every SATURDAY
nornng-price 81 cents per copy or So 70 per annun
postoges paid-cssh in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increas-
Ing fast has the largest circulation et any paper in this
city the porid and u.s. therefore, the best channel for b
snss in the city country Prices moderate-cash
in advance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
pricos and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR THE HERALD EsrABLIsHMSNr
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau sire cts
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NEW YORK IM = BOSTON

SOUND PILOT.
OWES PREsC OFT Pilots. takes charge as master and
shoa Boston Prtsmouh, Portland keanebeck, aud OFT.
ER fORI y. One al Frye Shaw's Nautical store &2
Watr street, Beakman Reference number OF
chants, ad the several insurance Copsns te city, Yos-
ton, and Portland. iyly ymisr
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k&k NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETs-
& Packs, Of 18th 0etober The and elegant packet
Brinou will sail Monday 18th October her regular day
ships OF tbs line being ali 1000 and upwards
about To embark for the old country, Will the adj
vantages to be derived from eecng line preference to
sny other IS their renders them
coInfortabe and convenient than ships OF smler
Those wishing berhy this magnificent shin
should not fail TO make early application 10 -
w. = J. 4. TAPSCOTT,
AT their Gensral Passage Office, 43 Peck Slip
- corner of South 81.
The Rochester will sail from Liverpool the 5th December
Persons wishing send for friends have them brought
out in first class ships sailing weekly favorable
Drafts for amount payable demand without discount
IN all the principal towns of England Ireland Scotland
Wales, constantly for sale a above
The Garrick will succeed the Rochester and sail on the
25th October. sgr
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The STEAMER PRINCETON We stated yesterday,
that this noble vessel had made an experiments
Trip to Newcastle. and back to this city, but we
we're unable TO give any particulars concerning her
THIS we have since learned, and it affords us graft.
caion to say, that in every way the trial was emf
nently satisfactory Owing TO ignorance on the
Jtrt ot he hreuen, Of the construction OF the
boilers, and ,hr proper management OF the hres,
Nram was not kept up regularly on the downward
no, aud that pOrlon OF The lrlal was unsatisfactory,
at the EVIL was remcdrd 90 the upward passage !;
nd che from Fort VI fl to me Navy Yard in
hirtt-hve minutes whlch showed her rate OF speed
- be, (airer making ample allowance Tor power at
"rdrd ny the nde, which Ia her tavor,) full
III III miles per hour aDa as her speed and steam
we're steadily increasing, IL Is demonstrated that
ne Is capable OF moving through the water at the
tie OF twelve miles per hour, which realizes the
brsIual estimate formed.
Her engine works admirably, and every part has
tree and steady motion fhe builders, Messrs.
VI rick " rovne, have reason to be proud OF the
, nccessiul sccompIlshmrnt If ihelr work and
iaptall Stockton may now tst from the anxiety
iud depressing care attendant upon his task, in the
.ssuTed conviction at The tull realization Of all his
clans u. Gotete
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6&& FOR LIVERPOOL-Brirish Vessel-The we'll
MX&H known fast sailing British ship CHESTER John
%a;.sr having large portion Of her cargo
Parties sbou, shipping colonial domestic produce will
fpd the Chester most desirable CONVEYANCE.
SFor freight or passage apply TO the subscribers.
ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO, So Fulton ST.,
ol3 next door TO the Fulton Bank.
-NER BLACK BALL, or OLD LINE OF LIVER
MIMI POOL PACkETS-Reguar Packet, and sails on
thursday, che 18Th QctoSer-The he %agpifeent, well
tons Captain Samuel Bartlett will sail positively above
her regular day.
The accommodations of THIS splendid packet for cabin Cd
bin and Storage for spendo
nience and comfort by vessel aoat Those embng
the old country will lind IL to their select this dsira-
BILE For passage which low and secnr
the best berths early application should be made board
foot Of Beekmnn the subscribers.
ROCHE BROTHERS Il CO., IS Fulton street.
-, . next dsor to the Fulton Bank.
P.S-The England calls from Liverpool the 7th of De
cembr Persons sending for their friends them brought
out in her. OF the packets comprising this magnificent
It'll and 10th Of each month. "
Drafts at sight for amount drawn direct the ROY
Bank If Ireland and Messrs Prescott (rote Ames Co.
Bankers London which paid Of discount or charge
whatever in every town throughout England Ireland, Scot
The favorite packet ship OXFORD will succeed the ENG
and sail for Liverpool the LIST November her
lar day. o6r
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- No oDs'v wsiis stree

- EXPRESS
Mess Hsrnden Co having disposed of their from
New Yek g Albany aud Tro the subscribers the old
ductors Of Harden Co.'S Northern Express New York
VIII continue herstooR leaving New York. Albany
nd Troy Daily and connect at Troy with Jacobs Montreal
Express aud will forward Specie Bank Notes Packages
Hes Gases Goods sc any place between New York and
Montreal and throughout the Canadas Also East from Troy
and Albany to Boston, and West from Albany Buffalo
III business entrusted to their charge will be promptly
tended TO- taTtcula attention will be paid the collection Of
PUILEN " COPP.
Offces-Pullen Copp. 3 Wall street, New York.
Thos Cough Is Exchange, Albany.
A. q. Filkins 226 X, yer street, Troy.
s. Jacobs Exchange Court, st Pauls Sc. Montreal
REFERENCES.
Nrw Yonx. ALBANY. TRoY
Prime Ward u King, E. J. Humphrey, Jno. Payne,
Jacob Little Co., Thos Cough p. Wells
John K. smith Go. = X. Stow,
pepoon s Hoffman, CS Douglass,
Carpenter * Vsrmilye, +. Leake
Houghton Y Co.
Drew, Robinson * Co. aIor
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TAPSCOrTS GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE
~ PECK SLIP, NEW YORK.
80 ~ - 80

% PECK SLIP, NEW YORK.
. H. - -
The subscribers beg call the of their frid,
'he public generally TO their superior arrangements for brng
England Ireland Scotland Wales the magnificent pacs,
NEW i 'G LINE oF LIVERPOOL PACKETS VIZ
Ship s!DDoSs, Captain Cobb.
ssRbip Ship s S,RR2k Csnai9s t 4sGty'er
s sss :aG HqGTTNSSRyEts s epWo o1 ssss
New New sSp hhikvERP6ot fp' Captain pan EIdd.s
Sailing twice every month and with the UNITED LINE"
ten days will make FIVE ships each month throug the
year Cor days thereby preventing the possibility
Passages direct from London Bristol and reenock to New
York Also from Liverpool TO New Orleans Mobile Savannah
Charleston Philadelpha Boston and Baltimore and the
ports British North America at all times be
gagged on liberal terms.
Persons wishing send for their friends will not fail see
the advantages to be derived from selecting this line prefer
any other and they assured that unusual
will be taken TO make the agreeable the ships being fit
ted up with eye solely the comfort of passengers
In al where the parties for decline coming, the
ey will be refunded without deduction, usual free
passage rom the various seapor OF Ireland and Scotland
The regular packets for which the subscribers agents
As follows VIZ and from London on the st ~ ana zUth
18TH and 18th Of each month; New Orleans, Mobile Savan
aah and Charleston E TFMYT 4TE%GrSSeS9EHs the
Persons the country wishing to send money to their friends
enclosing the they wish sent with the name and adj
being forwarded per first packet after the receipt there
o. and for the same returned per mail
Drafts at sight for any amount are payable on demaad with
Banks of Ireland aud branches Eastern Bank Of scotland
eenoek and their branches Messrs James Built Son Co
I, every principal town Of Great Britain and Ireland
Further particulars made known aPplcaton by letter
paid, TO w: &J.T TAfsCOIT.
d5v a3 Peck Slip, South
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sCAxmn II TIE En sPA 4 S STEAMER AVE- MATCH.
Lk4kHT@c is Vi!lair commander will leave the port OF
(AkGxk4s1B New York Wednesday, Nov Ist for Ha-
direct. The NATCHEZ has been
newly copprred eed with boilers and point of ele-
gance and general comfort cannot be surpassed.
For art culsrs for passage, apply to JOAN r. STAN
HOPE Astor Honse who will the Nachez
JOHN r STANHOPE.
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