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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-06-06

Woman is said to be like Jews
harm because she is nothing without
= tongue, and must be pressed 10 Me
lips.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-06-06

REFERENCES:
Aessrs g. r. David,
Bridge & Hale,
S. Nj. Finsley. Il Co. Springfield, III.
= Chouteau u Vale, st. Louis.
I'm. B. We will make liberal advances on
assignments for sales at New Orleans or
70 forward to northern markets. The ad-
sances can be received by the shipper eth
or st Louis or in New Orleans, as may
Dc preferred.
JOHN r. SHAW, & Co.
2s43-6m pd SIS
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The lola brough. up the passen-
gers and freight OF the Galena. Inc
Galena's shaft. and large portion y
her machinery broFe a litlle above ''0
month ,f The Illinois rivera lev ''s'
-. .l&
since.
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THE
.-rr,surp EVERY THURSDAY ON MAIN
STREET,
,.uEs G. ED w A Il ID $,
81 : Editor end Proprietor.
TER M s.:

TERMS:
liar and Fifty Cents per year;
be paid n ,. 2, his, Eighty. seue" ana Aag
ns in ' aamaancc with the ABOVE We Term, sztns
as each deni to svs an e sh,ea
vii .aaas, enyss cents FOR sfs s str taaav
charge o. a . THIS rule sr's' o '"''''y
1dhsrea :, !" forwarding a two dollar onr r,.
Psf s'l' ~ y, mail, ranked bya Post mas
6irk ~ =, i y credited for serenity numbers
'sr, W, inserted At one dollar per
Aese sor the first and fifty cents Tor i. eaca
square l0n IL Insertion. A liberal discount
sanssi T. yearly advertisers.
m5 oast y or Business Cards NOT eS.
ilo as sye lines. viii be inserted LOT hVe
3olass ser lnnum.
po,lng,or, is the seat OF justice for les Les
,,anes County, and contains about 90
MN" sah;,.nts II is situated on the west
t M of the Mississippi. about 25o milef
.bore Saint Louis.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-06-06

Keep 1t before the peopie.-Tha' in
1898, The Loco Foco land officers, IN
and out of office, had in their hands
the enormous sum Of one million min"
hundred and fifty thousand dollar!
tina. the defaulting Loco Foco Custom
House officers had in their hands, the
sum Of one million four hundred and
twenty-seven thousand four hundred
and ten dollars, making in all, three
millions three hundred and seven.y-seY'
en- thousand four hundred and ten dol.
lars!.-Ohio Tribune.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-06-06
Nv. I'll. IMANI RO.
q. r.. TAEEANT

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Dye HtHfs'
Putty. Window Glass, DC. Sc
Water street, Burlington, Iowa
Would call the attention OF Payscians,
Merchants and Farmers, trading in the city,
TO the select and full assortment. OF articles
in his line. and the quality and prices OF
The same.
July Is
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WHAT HAS CAUSED ALL THIS
WING THUNDER.
AY ABsALoM B. WOODRUFF.
TuNE--sO. pha. has CEASED this great, &c

TuNE--sO. ,chat has caused this great, DC.
Oh what has caused all this wing thunder
thunder-thunder
That now is risin?
The nomination by the wings
Of Harry Clay and Frelinghaysen,
Of Harry Clay and Frelinghuyscn,
And with them we can beat any man
Calhoun, Tecumseh, Cass or Van,
Or any other Of their clan.
Tho ..ocos now on every corner-corner---
" corner
Are agonizin',
For al. creatioa's going they say,
Sor Harry Clay and Frelinghuysen,
For Harry Clay and Frelinghuysen.
And with them, sc.
Van Brren stock is going down--down-
Down,
Wig stock is risin',
For "Old Virginia" goesit strong
For Harry Clay and freIingauysen, Sc.
The Captains holders think-think-
think
OF taking pi-son,
T'o save themselves from sure defeat
By lIa.rv Clay and Frelinghuysen, &C.
IT. r,,d Wig army onward moves
lie grand W.
moves--mohSs'
s ;All ranks c;.mfrisin D.
To place the wreath Of laure,s on
The brows of Clay and FreIinghuy sen, &c
Our theodore will nc'er be guiIty--suilty
guilty
Of Tylerizin,'
Then 90 it while you're young my boys,
For fairy Clay aud Frelingiuy sen, sc.
The beautiful girls, Gods last best gift
glit--giit
1boue ali priain',
..Will all to "a man do all they can"
For Harry Clay and Frel,nghuysen,
For Harry Clay and Fre!inghuyson,
And aoIth item we Wall beat the whole
clan,
Calhoun, Tecumseii, Cass and Van,
with the ladies' aid we Will beat the
whole clan.
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JUN r. SHAW. III. {. slMMoNo
JOHN r. SHAW, s. Co.
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
No. "a Poy dras Street,
New Orleans.
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WM. II. WALLACE, Attorney and
Counsellor at Law, Mount Pleas
ant, Iowa 80
Feb. is, ls4l.
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No. 2.

| The following anecdotes connecte
| with the recent riots in Philadelphia,
are from the Daily Chronicle:
During the heat Of the fight, we'll
dressed young man in white bat, Mr.
Saul Vickers, we believe, armed with
muske,, stood in the market in front
of the houses. perfectly exposed to tho
fire of the inmates, aud loaded and fred
in rapid succession for nearly am hour.
Some times, like regular tiralleur, h.
would lie on the groud and let the fire
of his enemy pass over him-then rise
to his knees, load, take aim, and fire.
at other times he would fire STOPPING
or lying on his face. Upwards of 20
shots were fred a. him, bat not one
took effect. He escaped unhurt-with.
out even scratch. a]s1
S. Abbot Lawrence. son or ne.
phew Of the Hon. s. Abbot Lawrence.
of Boston. on his way home from the
Wing National Convention, was stand
ing in crowd, a mere spectator, when
bullet struck a cent in his vest peck
ct, and glanced off without doing him
any farther injury than stunning him
by the force of the blow.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-06-06

REC'D in store per Steamboat, last sea-
~ son, ! box books marked Gov. iowa,
oox mdzc marked J. Nj. Cannon, boxes
mdze marked A. w. Seymour. The own
ers Of the above packages are hereby noti-
neo that unless the same are claimed WITH
~ W days, they will be sold at auction Tor
charges, &c. FIG PEASLEY.
NAIL (Gaz copy
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A Rev Song


Dedicated to The Burlington Clay Clud.
ny MEMBER.
TuNE--Hurrah Song.
The Bur!ing,onians meet tonight,
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrak,
IN teln and keen the country right,
Hurrak, hurrah, hurrah,
We .bns NAV have Jolly season,
And talk OF Clay anl Frelnghuysen,
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, hurrah,
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah
Our principles vill stand the test.
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrak,
For they're acknowledged now the best.
Hurral, hurrah, hurrah,
they ali agree with rhyme and reason
With Harry Clay and Frelinghuysen'
Hurrah, hurrah, hGrrah, hurfah'
Hur.ah, hurrah, hurrah.
We havea Club and spacious Hall,
Hurrall, hurrah, hurrah,
And we can rally at each Wing call,
Hurrah, hnrrah, hurrall,
Where well discuss throagnont the season
| The claims OF Clay and t'relinghuysen,
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, hurrah,
| Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah.
Our Reading Room is free, as all know,
| Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah,
AS we'll to wing as Loco Foco,
I Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah +,
All NAV the papers now set eyes on,
And read of Clay and Frellnghuysen,
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, hurrah,
IIurrah, hurrah, hurrah.
We do propose to have right soon,
uurrah, burrah, hurrah,
A painting of that same Old Coon,
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah /,
! Our foes may think this all surprisln',
While shout we Clay and Frciing huysen,
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, hurrah,
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrsii
Although we can't at present vote.
1 Alas. alas alas
For those whose acts we love to note,
Alas! alas alas
We feel an interest strong and great,
AS can be lelt by any State,
Because our officers are made
By those who rule the Ian
Besides all this we soon shat! be
uurrah, hurrah, hurrah
A glorious State among the Free,
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah
: This is rood cause for llawk-Eyes rising
And shouting Clay and Fre!inghuysen,
Hurrah. hurrah, hurrah, hurrah,
7 uurrah, hurrah, hurrah
The long faced locos, to man.
Q dear. . dear, o dear,
: 10 !, had fix bout little Van,
O dear, 0 dear, . dear,
, The names Of Clay and FREEING huysen
Are worse to them than rankest poison !,
: Hurrah. hurrah, hurrah' nuFrah,
d Hurrah, hurrah, harfal
Poor fellows, they We no heart to shout,
Hurrah, hurrah, hurral
Tbev know in March their name is Out,
A' Hurrah, hurrah, hurraf
|, So let us pity, not desplse en-
$ And shout for Clay and Frelinghuysen,
!. Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, hurral
). Hurrah, hurrah, hurTaI
J. p,t whius must work as we'll as sing,
'r Hurrah, hurrah, hurral
c. now we'll set about the thing,
Hurrah, hurrah, hurra'
= ID tbcn--the Loco ship capsizing-
Y Hurrah for Clay and freiinghuySen,
Hurrah, hnrrah, hurFan, hu'ran
Hurrah, hurrah, hursaE
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| The ruolic debt Of texas : 49,
900
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-06-06

In printing the following song last week
several important errors occurred, OF sufh-
Glen. consequence to demand its repablica-
t;on In The 9th verse one whole line was
left out. and in the 9th there was an ennis
sion OF the first chorus.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-05

Urs.tH.s tzpI.aNIHos saaH
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11

Cure for CrOuP-The Baltimore Sun
has the following in relation to a very ia
tai desease among children:
"We have been requested by a gentle
man who has tested in his own fImIlv.
with the happiest results. the efficacy of the
following remedy for that dangerous and
painful disorders OF children, The Group. 10
lay it before our readers foI the benefit o
the public; he Is not aware that it has ev
ct been made generaiy known, but if so
It nay still reach thousands W ho are un.
acquainted With il:
Procure some strong ley from oak ashes, &
sweeten it with molasses, give the child
one, two or three spoonful, as it may seem
TO be relieved; generally, the relief is almost
immediate-and the child will fell off into
quiet sleep. Renew the dose unLi. the
complaint disappears.
The above remedy has been submitted to =,
competent phisician who in the absence of
any experience on the subject, expressed an
opinion that the mixture would certainly do
no harm and might be tried in all cases with
perfect safety. As Group is complaint
which often requires instant remedial atten-
tion.the above may prove invaluable"
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11

FEMALE BEAUTY.-To sam up The
whole, that are really Indispensable, to be
ing beloved. and may be possessed by every
one who is not personally, or mentally, ol
morally deformed. Let US enumeIatt
them,
First-an eye, whether black, blue OF
gray that has the spirit of kindness in it;
expression.
Secondiy-a mouth that is able to say Q
good deal and that sincerely lis teeth kept
as clean as possible, must he very good ma
tured to servants, and friends that come un
expected to dinner.
Thirdly-a figure that shall preserve its
self not by neglecling any Of its dulies, bu.
by good taste, exercise, and dislike of gross
living.
Fourthly-the art OF being happy at home
and making that home the abode Of peace.
Where can peace dwell ifthere be no p
ETY.? These qualities will sway the soul OF
man when the shalIower perfection enume-
rated in this article would cease to charm.
a good heart is the best beautifer.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11

Intemperance is TO be measured not by
the quantity of wine, but IT'S effect on he
constitution; not by cups but consequence
Let no man fancy because he does not
drink much that he is not sot. Pope said
that to him more than one glass was a
dehauch; and every man who habi;uallv
takes more than his stomach can bear. socn.
er or later arrives at those miseries which
are the effects of hard drinking. Every
healthy topper is a decoy-duck and no
more proves that health is safe in intem-
peTance than an unwounded soldier tha,
life IS secure IN battle -"Srength of nature
IN youth. says Lord Bacon. passes over
many excesses which are owing man till
his age."-Drunkennes amongst persons
ofchaTacter and education is considered. as
1t ought be, al once sinful and degrading.
The consequence has been increased Ionge-
witty and the disappearance among the up
per grades Of society Of hos: or distempers
that follow In The train OF inebriety-
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11
TRUST S4T.E

iN pursuance ofa Deed Of Trust executed -
=, oy m Gordon, on the 5th day of NAV 1870
- secure The payment Of certain sums iberein
tsll will proceed 10 sell to The hiebesl
town of Holly Springs. 0ooi III tue
-. On ths 2srd dag Of .plp ne1t.
I me East half of Sections 20 9,wn- p..
ton. ohicAasaW ces'
!, The above Deed has been dn,v rsoorsaa :,
lhe county of Lafavette. ieeoiaea III
1.n = =. w. GOODMAN, Trust
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11

The venerable and excellent GEORGE
GOODWIN, for sixty years past connected
with the Hartford Courant as editor and
publisher, ana who is now in the sSth
year OF his age was one of The first to deposit
ms vote IN the ballot box on monday
morning, duly h. has not failed in
single instance 10 perform. since he first
became entitled to vote Such acts OF duty
may The old patriot long live TO perform
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11
TRUST SALE

IN pursuance of Deed of Trust executed 10
me BY Asa 4. Stratton, on the 10Th day of JULY.
lo40, 10 secure the payment Of certain sums
therein mentioned, | viii proceed SO sell TO The
highest bidder fer cash, on the premises.
on tie 23rd daV Of hin uert.
Sections fifteen, (I5) See twenty (2I)and
Section twenty-five, (22) in Township SIX Of
Range seven West Of lhe Basis MERIDIAN Chick
aSaW ceSsIon.
The above Deed has been duly recorded in
the cOuptieS OF DeSoto and Panola
a. NJ. CLAYTON, Trustee.
January Is, l6i-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11

ABSTRACT

Bill charges, That dsfn fr
indebted TO complainant Ss4az.i,.-,' .'.-''a Z
interest from the 25to D. cember I..s F,
writing obi gatory dated l9 T. rbrr.-- s
also, 1885 100, debt and slI2 Iar '- .-'-
beIng the amount Of a judgmen, r.r7-..5
ganst SAID Morris before Benjamin. r. ,t
ander, Justice Of the Peace Fl p ''.5l.
county, Tennessee, on the Ia.b ~
1872, IN the name Of complainant and r
nson HankIns, the entire iu.srse -....
IS IN complainant TLal IN de-. E.
December 1912, said Mons 7l..-..
rom Tennessee, and took with hi-.-.s-
lowing negroes slaves for life. nsn.r,.. 70
riet woman. and Giles Burrrs r..r.l
eLt' children, the only property v.a. s.I
Morris then owned Comp.ainar ---,-s
SAID Morris 10 marshall county. vss.f......
sued out an attachment against bin. md
said slaves levied on, whereuron said H..
rIs agreed 10 sell said slaves 10 de5r..-r
Wy who was 10 pay the aforesaid t.s..s
complainanIs, in part oflhe consitefsarr-.
SAID slaves, but afterwards ard Fffrs,..
contract between defendants was crr-r..s
said lvcy, to defraud complainant cu- ...,
debts and 10 defeat their collection rffs-s.,
secure said debts 10 complainant. anI lr~-.
security 10 said norris to repleyv said s.s-.,
then 20 sell them aud leave the sa,e gra
10 pursuance OF said fraudulent design u#
Ivy afterwards bought said slaves from W..
ris. paid him portion Of tie p5ice. Ia..
Suil indebted 10 said motifs much rs---
sum than conpIainanrs claim. aud rt-,
10 paw the same. that Ivy Is still in ross.s
lon of said slaves, that lhev sill JrI-r--
MOTIFS andare subj Ct to his d bs rrdt-.
MOTIFS is not citizen oi the State uf x.sss,.
ppi--Prayer. That said sale of said slaves
to Ivy be declared mil oad yoi5-fha, s#
laves, or SO many as may BE- deemed nccs
ary, be sold to pay comp lainan's dsl,s. ia,
crest and cosfs, and SAID Irv rfatsrrs
rom disposing of said slaves TO the irilrref
Lucas, LANE & CIAPP, S5,
April 27, 1871
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11

District Chaneery Cont of The STATE n
Mississippi. at Holly Springs
Hamilton Thorrton, Adm'.. of William
Grain, Decd In yacation
45o rs April %. 1914
UPON opening the matters of this Bill
1t appearing 10 the satisfaction ofthe court
that the defendants John Grain. Martha
Grain and Newell Grain, are not inhabil
ants of this State, but reside beyond the lin
lis thereof so that the ordinary process Of
this court cannot be served on them:
Therefore it IS ordered that unless said
defendants, appear before the Vice Cbancel
lor at the court room in the town of Holly
Springs on the first Monday of Jhly nexf
and plead, answer or demur, to complain.
ants bill, the several allegations thereof
VIII oe taken for confessed. as TO them. and
such order and decree made therein IS the
vice chancellor shall deem equitable & insl.
and II is further ordered, that copv ofthIS
order be inserted in the "Holly Soriros Ga
zette," a newspaper published in the town
OF Holly Springs, Mississippi, once a week
for two months successively
Test, JAMES c. ANDERSON Clerl,
ABSTRACT
Bill charges. That on the 4th January
1886, William Grain sold 10 defendant >
tract of land, containing 100 acres. described |
as the south division of the sout.eost quarter
of section 20, township |. range 8 west Of
he basis meridian Chickasaw cession Mar.
shall county, Mississippi, for the sum ofI
34OO, and executed his bond for title - he I
pade "hen The purchase money had been
oald by defendant. and at the same time do
mt executed bis note to said Grain for
aId sum OF $500. that since that time. said
1raln has departed this lif. intestate and
complainant has been duly appointed admin.
strator Of bis estate; that said William
ram :, al ms decease left three children. John
ram, Martha Grain and Newell Grain.
Vho are minors. Pays that unless the de.
-hdani Smith will by day to be appointed
,ompiy with specific performance of bis
ontracs, and pay the balance of the nur.
hase money due for said land. that the
anne be sold
Lucas LANE CLArr. Solts
April 27. 1874
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11
ABSTRACT.


Bill charges, Thai on tue 9th Of February,
1913, defendant Patrick II Prout, executed 10
one Richard prne hlS promisory nole for S27l !.
53-l03, payable one day after date. that Orne,
afterwards for valuable consideration, sold said
note 10 complainant On said note there is a
credit OF $lOSS, 100, which is all that has ever
been paid on the same; that on the Goth July 1910
said Patrick L. Prout, executed TO defendant
Il ram augustus Prout "a deed conveying to him
he following described lands, viz sections %
and "A Of Township g. Range g. and section 10
Township 8, Range 9, west CT the basis meridi-
an, ChickaSaw ceSsion, all in Panola county,
Mississippi That said deed was recorded in
the proper Office in Pamela county, on the Sth
August, 1910; that it was executed by said Pat
rick II. to said Hiram Augustus without any
consideration from he latter to the former and
Tor the purpose of hindering. delaying and de-
frauding the creditors OF said Patrick H; he be-
ing at the time OF said conveyance greatly indeb-
ted, many Of which debts are still outstanding
and unpaid that said deed was never intended by
he parties 10 pass any legal lille 10 said lands
bui only TO prevent SAID lands from being seized
as the property Of said Patrick II and 10 put
them beyond The reach of lis then existing and
subsequent creditors; that said Patrick IL. is
not citizen OF mississippi 50 that complainant
cannon recover judgment al law, and lest the
validity OF said deed in the common law courts
and that defendants are brothers, pravs that an
account be taken OF the amount waich said Pat
rick IL IS Indebted to complainant, that the same
be ordered to be paid to co mplainan b. said Pa
trek; that the deed from said Patrick to said
iiram be declared null and void, and that said
idhdS, or so much as may be necessary be sold to
pay the amount due complainant and all costs Of 4
ms suit Lucas, LANE & CLAFP S0prs:
April 81, 1874
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11

Recelpt-A new discovery TO prevent
bugs and worms from destroying vines
Loosen the dirt about the vines and scatter
a dram ofsulphur in each hill, and then
work it in by slightly moving the earth.
This has been tried and found an effect
ual protection for vines against all kinds
OF bugs and worms, though both are
momentous at this season OF the year.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11
Estra, Marshall County.

TAKEN up by James Glover living
near Tallaloosa. one bay mare 9 years old,
right eye out. Ia hands high. Appraised
to $40 so cents
TAKEN up by John ~ Thomas livlno
one mile east of jacksonville. on the Salem
road, one dark brown indian horse pony
branded on the left sholder with siirup IRON
and hart, left hind foot white, I3l haods
high. heavy name lying on the left side.
oobed tai, seven years Old Appraised 70
$4,000. JAMES II. SWAN Ranger.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11
EAECgTUEE'S MOE sCEi.

THE undersigned, having been appoin-
ted by the last Will and tesJsment of ThOn
as Redus. decd, executors and executrix o
said es ate, and having qualified Us such, no
tlce Is hereby given, that all persons having
claims against the estate Of said Thomas
Redus decd, are required to bring them for-
ward pfope ly authenticated within the
time limited by law, or the same will te
barred, Those indeblcd to said estate are
requested to make immediate payments.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11
EXEEUTOtSS NnTECE.

THE undersigned having been appoin
ted bysthe las: will and testament of William
SamInington. decd, executors Of his estate
All persons having claims agaiost The es
tate OF said deceased. are therefore hereby re-
qneSted 10 exhibit the same within the lime
limited by law. or the same will barred
hose indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payments,
Y CUMMINGS, Evoor,os
JOHN WOOD, EAec"'0I $.
April Goth, lS44.-6w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Marshall Couniy.-Circul Court Mar's
Term, 1874
Robert Marshall : This dav cane
vs.. compIainan. 5g
George Puckett his solicitor sE1
It appearing TO the satisfaction of he court
that the defendant George Pucken, isuo.
resident citizen of this state, bu. resides bt-
yond the Jurisprudence of this couu--li
therefore ordered by the court that uais"
the said defendant appear. and plead, ansTt.
or demur TO compiainants Bill the seTeTa.
allegations thereof will be taken for coniss'-
ed. and such order and decree made iheTeLh
as the court shall deem equitable and a'-
and 1t IS further ordered that a copy Of La'
order be inserted in the Holly Springs Us,
zeue. newspaper published in the town =, I.
Holly Springs, Mississippi, once week io'
two months successiveIv.
Test n T. CARUTHERS, CisfA'
April 81, 1914.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11

District Chaneery Court thsof State o.
BiississipPi at Holly Springs.
William V. Taylor E! al, } In Vacation
45I IS. April Is, Ie44
John Stone ct al
UPON opening the matters of this Bill,
il appearing TO the satisfaction OF the court.
that the defend ant John Stone, is not an in
habiiant ofthis state but resides beyond the
limits thereof, so that the ordinary process
of this court cannot be served on him
Therefore it ordered BY the Court, thai
unless the said defendant appear before the
Vice Chancellor, at the court room in the
town OF Holly Springs. on the first Monday
in July next, and plead. answer or denur,
TO complainants bill, the several allegations
thereof. will be taken for confessed as to bin.
and spch order and decree made therein. as
the Vice Chancellor shall deem equitable
and JUS! and it is further ordered that a
copy ofthis order be inserted la the "EIollv
Springs Gazette newspaper published in
the town of Holly Springs, Mississippi
once a week for two months successively.
Test IA AMES C. ANDERSON, Clerk
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11
NOTICE

THE undersigned, Al the Mirch Term I9.-' -.
IL OF the Probate Court OF Marshall colh.t
Miss. having been appointed Commi>sions-s !.
receive and examine all claims II ne Se'
Creditors OF the estate Of Franklin u Nsusl--
deceased, reported InSolEent By his aonii -.
tor. VIII meet Il me office THE CiefA o.
Probate Court in Holly Springs, on me w.. -.
SATURDAYS OF June and August next 70 Teoe''-
proof Of claims against said estate.
GORDEN WAITS, Cs-zississf-i'
WILLIAM CHTSM
March 30th IS44--c.