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Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-02
GREAT AND UNRIVALED A T.
TRACTION!
eco Packages New Fall 81 Winter
Goods.
]. s. S. MARTIN g. CO..

,. " - MAN LIN " So.s
on Front Ieov opposite the Steamboat Londans
A RE now receiving from New York and Bos
IA ton large and fresh stock of Fail anC
Winter Goods, which they offer to sell for cash
as low as goods can be sold in the South
They respectfully invite all persons who wish
TO buy goods TO cali and examine their stock and
prices:
Among other things they have
1900 pieces prints from 81 TO 20 cents
II5 bales Brown Domestics, at reduced prices
500 pieces Hdkfs, 300 dozen cotton Hose:
Ginghams, Apron Checks striped Shirtings
ColIon nett drawers, 500 doz spool Thread. &c
W00len Goods.
23O pieces Ky. Jeans, 90 pieces Sartinetts
10 pieces Cloths, 500 worsted Shawls
so doz nett Shirts and Drawers
1900 Blankets, 100 pieces Flannel,
$50 pieces kersevs and Linseys
MerinoS, Alpaca LustreS, Orleans Cloth, Crane
and Nous. de Lanes, de Lisle Chusans, a new
and beautiful article for ladies dresses.
Boots and Shoes.
III 900 pair Boots and Shoes, the s9argest and
cheapest siock ever offered IN this Market and
ust here we don't calculate on any one selling
Shoes cheaper than we do about three fourrhS
OF our stock Of shoes, we can afford to sci. for
nothing.
BOnnets, Hats and Caps.
A large and fine stock of Bonnets, Hats and
Caps-Fur Caps al any price.
Hardware.
A general stock of Hardware consisting in
part OF 4 Vices mouse hole Anvils, black
smith. s Bellows, 100 kegs Nails.
Saddlery.
4U ladies' and mems Saddles; these we EXPECT
70 sell without profit Brides, Collars, Sircing-
les OK thongs, Wagon and Drivers Whips, &c
Ready Made Clothing.
A good stock OF Ready Made Clothing. which
must necessarily be sold at small profils
Groceries.
we have connected with our Dry Goods es-.
taoiisnmeni Grocery and Commission House,
and nave now in store
I0O pieces Bagging, 100 coils Rope
201 sacks Rio Coffee
53J sacks Saft 10 hogsheads Sugar
~ boxes window Glass ceroons Indigo
we expect IN short time To receive general
stock OF Groceries.
faILlcuiar attention paid to Storing and Shin
ping Cotton, And now IN conclusion we have
2 say cur goods NJ lust be sold. they were pnr-
shased with thai view, and We intend to sell
ne m and then buy more and sell again we
repeaI our invitation, Walk M and we will
do our best e suit YOU
Memphis Dctoter I3.---tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-02

DHE next session commences or Monday,
Il Sth January, 1874. Terms as heretofore,
10, Is. or 20 dollars per Session of Five months,
according 10 the studies pursued seasonal lee
SO cts for wood, &c A discount of 10 per cent.
to those who pay in advance. In teaching the
Latin, Greek Hebrew, French or Spanish, re-
fer the pupil to his Grammar and Dictionary. l
entirely disapproVe of iate~linear trGnstataonS-
and do not permit them TO be used by my pupils.
NV accommodations are good-my location
pleasant and healthful, and my whole time and
attenuon devoted to the interest OF my school.
C.PARISH-
Holly Snrines. Jan. 5 1915.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-02

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This day came the plaintiff by his attor-
nev. and the attachment in this case having
been returned. mo property of defendant to
be found ia my county," BY the Sheriff, but
garnisheed Frank Lock and John Cook !;
and further. il appearing the said defendant
had left the State. IL Is ordered by the court
That unless the said defendant do appear
here on or before the first day Of the next
term of this court. and give special bail and
plead herein. Judgment BY default will be.
returned against him, and the amount u gar
nishees hand made subject to plaintiff scom-
plant And it i further ordered, That acopy
ofthis order together with specification Of
the cause Of action and amount claimed as
due from defendant 10 plaintiff, be published
for 6 weeks successfully in the Holly
Springs Gazette" newspaper published In
the townof Holly Springs and State siore-
said, which is done.
Attest c. ~ PHIPPS. CLERK
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-02

are sDDkRs.-Mr. Weller sayx-Widdet,s
bov puons 10 every RULE have s. hsa.S !
sQuat any oTnery women one widdsr !
Eis 10 punt o'coming over Won. I,b;,s
kro,v go. ana twenty; but | don't rioh,ia
's'her y amt more
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-02
Estra,-NHars.,a,l Cowutv.

IA KEN up by Joseph Dean. living 2
miles east of Chulahoma barrows about
Y, ars old. 2 black spotted, sows and one
pale blue and marked with swallow fork
in the left and crop offthe tight, 2 unmar-
ked, and 2 with ears disfigured by the
dogs. Appraised to $50
JAMES Fl SWAN.
Ranger.
Eob . 1914
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-02
Holly Springs Select SCHOOL

THE subscriber would respectfully an
nounce to his friends and he ruDlic, that the
Rev. A. w. Young. an able and experien-
ced Teacher has become associated with
himself in his school, Our present en-
gagements permit US to receive additional
pupils and boarders Terms for board, in
cluding washing. fuel and lights. 36 per
month half in advance. Each boarder
must furnish his own bed and bedding.
G. PARISH.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-02
PONOLA SEMINARY,

THE fifth Session of this Institute will
open on Monday the lst of January next.
1t is located in the neighborhood of Mr..
Miles H. MCGehee and Col. F. Oliver. as
healthy point, as any other portion of
North Mississippi.
Good and convenient board can be OBJ
tanned at 81 per month.
JOSEPH TRAVIS.
Dec. 22d. le43-ct Principal.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-02
John IL. KEAFFT,
COMHISSION AND FOR VAR
DING MERCHANT

No 5, Commercial (Eront) ROae, soatth Of the
Ilatt Road,
MEsIPHIs TENN.
w i'll make liberal advances on Cotton con-
w signed to his friends, Munsell White d
Co New Orleans; or will Receive and Store or
dispose of Cotton as be is instructed by those
who may favor him with their confidence.
Has constantly on and for sale Kentucky Bag
ging, Bale Rope, wine, Sugar, Moiasses, Cot
fee, Tea, Salt, sc. &c.
***The Holly Springs Gazette and Panola
Weekly Register, will copy the above 6m and
forward account to me for payment.
J. H. Kraft.
= onmeraille Reporterl
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-02

he STATE " isSissippi Of } Circuit Court Sep
Marshall County tember Term 1913
Robert Knox,
No 40 as
John n Stewart
upon opening the matters of this bill, and
t appearing to the Court that John M
Stewart is not a resident of the State of
but resides beyond the limits
thereof so that the ordinay process of this
Court cannot be executed on him There
fore it is ordered BIZ the court that unless
the said defendant appear at the next term
pf this court to be held on the first Monday
IN March next, at the court house Holly
Springs a1d plead answer or demur to
The Complainants bill, the same will be ta-
ken pro cOafessO as to him. and set for hear
ng erpa1te. And on motion of the Com
plainani by his Solicitor. it is ordered by the
court that a copy of this order be inserted in
the Gazette" a newspaper published in the
town Of Holly Springs once a week for ST x
weeks successively.
A. Il. CARUTHERS,
Bv GEORGE VEST ID. C.
November low.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-02

4 WILL sell at the court house door in the town
Of Holly Springs. the fourth Monday in
January, the following property as stfayS of
Marshall county, viz:
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-02

Holly Springs, Jan. 5, 1915.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-02
TRUST SALE.

Feb. 2 Is44.-st.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18
LOG cARINRAIsIr1i-

The Wing Club House al Sphephefdstown,
which had been for some weeks raised 10. The
square, was completed on Saturday The sth. We
had not the pleasure Of being present, one of he
Editors being at a distant precincs in Frederick,
and the othes Ata Temperance meeting atSmith-
field, but we learn that every thing wentoff well
and pleasantly. The Flag STAFF is lao feet ia
length, aud the Union Jack and Clay banner aoa,
saily 10 The breeze, visible for miles around.
Speeches were made on the occasion By
Messrs. Henry Berry, Edmund P. Hunter. ape
JohE Blair Hosei and The spirit Of the old Utter
rihed Precinct Chat nursery Of good soldiers for
both wars,) is still ardent in The Whigscausc.
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MASONIC NEE -TJIyG.

Pursuant 10 notice given, he Masonic Com.
miItee Of Arrangements met al the Court-H House
10 Shariesiovn on Monday The 5ih inst. On
motion, Brother .. P. A. Enter as yfppofnied
Sscretsty. The objecl Of The meeting being ex,
planned oy the Chair, on motion Of Brother J
F. Smith,
Resolvsd, Tha cohmilles 5e appointed
10 procure music for The approaching
Festival (l6sh May next;l- whefelpon BIO
j. p. A. Enller and Eli n Carrell wefe appoint
ed said committee.
o. motion. Brother John Harrison was an
pointed Chief Marshal and BrolherS Nathaniel
Sewers, deputy Marshal, with poEessto appoint
aids.
On motion. The following BrelhfeE we're 81.
Foinsedto prepare the Cave for The reception
cf the Procession and 10 make ana necessary
Arrangements al The Cave. 10 wils George w.
Sappiagton John J. 4 Sraflh. Thomas Raw
Inns, John Brook. John J. H. Gnnnell, William
@. Ferguson, Wells J. Hawks and Jonathan
B7rns
On motion, resolved. That The proceedings OF
this meeting Be signed By The Chairman and Ses
|eTetsTy, and handed 10 The editors 8 the Free
Press, with request fef 50 Insertions
LEWIS FRY Ck'n.
( j. PA Frrtrk. Soy
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REDAH.6zN.

hsHi9 much admired hofsc, lately purchased
Of Mr. john Alexander, of Clagfe no,,r,v
Virginia, will stand the ENSUING season, ca,,,,
mencing the first Of AprEl. and endinel ~ HI.
25.h Of June, at The following stands
On Mondays and Tuesdats al Fair yiAw. t.
Wednesdays and Thursdsyshf III Iohn
ders, Clarkescounty IN FfidSys ana
at BerrysilIe, and will belet 10 mares s. IA ~
leap; 6the season; $40 Insurance. II exsrs
case rs cents to the groom ~
RiDALGO, ID color Is iEIch darl bro,,., Il
and half hands high; years old ii June nsxt
Rdago IS believed 10 be the besf
ed BY Longs distinguished horse. Ind,,.,rs
whose pedigree Is well known q H. natI;b
Mary, the dam Of Ridalgo. was aTredihy MA.
ais horse distinguished for he raf IL an 4.
ding horses and several Of MafySs colts bava
been sold BY MrsAlexandefE fem a4il(l Il aeffl.
Mary was sired BY sDigisalis. Grand dam s. Tan
Gallant. great grand dam bE PAGES BEDFORD.
Ridalgcs large size. fine form ana apSear.
nsees WILL ! nope recommend him to al who
admire tne horse. Pasture wiil be furnish.
g = oV Gems week, foT. alL mares sent 10 ny
horse VIII q SINCLAIR,
AfFil 1s-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18
MR.. BENTON AND . HE TARIFF.


Mr. Benton, in bis recent speech on the
riff, took two positions, which seem not 70 af.
ford entire satisfaction to his friends. The FIRST
rs, that IN any tariff law which may be passed,
incidental protection" 10 American labor must
moi be lost sight Of. And be quoted (would the
public believe bOthe addresses Of the Free
Trade Convention held in Philadelphia some
years ago, and those Of the States Of Yirginia and
SOuth Carolina, ID 1929, and 1880, in favor OF
incidental protection. High authorities, ii must
be admitted Mr.. Benton says he stands on this
doctrine, now as be always has done-and de-
cares that il was the old position, prior 10 1876,
when the politicians, as he alleges, seized upon
the question, 10 advance their own ambitious
views.
The second position taken by Mr.. Benton is
that The presen. Congress ought 10 TED the TariF a.
lone He takes the ground that it is i'm possible
that the present Congress, divided as i, is, can
finally settle the question: and he is therefore ID
favor Of awaiting The issue Of the appeal now
pending before the people.
These are sound views and although they
may be, and doubtless will be, unacceptable 10
mere partizans, who are using The Tariff cues
lion as political hobby, regardless Or the great
interests which are iuvovedin It's decision, their
force and prOpriety will be acknowledged BY The
men Of all parties
fLpnchbpg Pireinian.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18

bE5@ In co9mPlishee with d request Of last
week, We publish The proceedings Of the Tyler
Meeting Al Williamsburg, and he letler Of Gen.
Jackson on the subject OF the annexation OF Tex.
as.
Some or The var Buren, men seem dismissed
TO ''6eadp The Tyler men on this subject, b.,
they viii fad il dificul. TO eel he Magician
committed on thar subject before the Baltimore
termination.
Probably ne will write letter on both sides Of
the question. +.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18
.Y1FRRFED.

70 his town, she 10Th Of MareL, b. tlle Rev.
" Y Dultoa, MI GEoneE Hoav d Miss Susan
On THURSDAY last. 81 she Rev A A. Gers Ne
CHAnLEs JAcKsoN Is Miss S.nIH AN H.I~.s III
Of lhis plsee
On Sunday last sby the Rev John a. Gefe. Mr..
john WA1KIns 10 Miss ALcISIA fnkxAnx al Of
this county
On the 18th last. III Frederick col, MIL. Nv he
hey. hos. ID, Hoover, Alr. AnRAnAM BkANHARr
20 Miss AMANDA tIunpLY. al nf Frederick ess Md.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18
4HE OLD BARGAIN sroRY.


Whenever our opponents are hard run for sub.
jec,s Of denunciation against Mr. Clay, they re.
sort 10 the cid story OF Bargain" between him
and Mr. Adams; Mark how Mf. Buchanan
Pul down the vile Islander at the time OF It's birth.
Extract from Mr.. Buchanan's letter 10 the edi.
Tor Of he Lancaster Journal, dated 9Th August,
1927:
Il called upon Gen Jackson on The occasion
which have mentioned, sotsi4 as his frierd, uo.
on my oirn indiriauGl responsibility, and not as The
agent Of Mr.. Clay or any other person. ,Intrsr
hare been he political tiend ef .Nr Clay since he
became candidate for the Office Of President, al
you very well know. Until II saw Gen. Jack
sons letter 10 MIR. Beverly ofthe 5thultimo. and
at the same time was informed by a letter from
the editor Of the United StAfes Telegraph, that i
was the person 10 whom he alluded, the concep-
ton never once entered my mind that he believ.
ed me 10 have been the agent Of Mr.. Clay or his
friends, or that intended 10 propose terms 10
him Of any kind for them. d.
$ haanO authority Jsom Mr.. Clay Or lis friends
70 propose any iernsto Gen Jackson IA relation 10
their potts, NOR DID EYER nike ANY
SUCH PROPOSITION !
tSignsd) JAMES BUCHANAN
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fashionable iE'aa:orissg.
THOMAS D. MEBSTER

/ Ep EsPEcTFuLLY informs his friends and
! u . The public generality that he has taken
the shop lately occupied ty Nm Hicks. Sad.
ief,@aud directly under the firm .of cowiey 4
Shope. where be intends d carry on the Tail
oring business il al its yafjons branches. He
pledges himse Ii 10 cut andfinaAe ID 10 order IN
garments that NAY be entrusted is Ma ears
He hopes by pfompt attention 10 his besiurs.
10 receive a Liberal share $pf patroaaee fran, !
generous public
He returns thanks 10 HIS old cnstomers far
past fayors, and would SIX i eoatiouande m
their custom.
fIJR Country Produce taken IN exchsnee for
work al cash prices.
ChaEIestown Anril l2 II.
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LAWRENCE u. Vyasl,Iagforl.

s41toFhey ana CoaRyslIoF q Leg,
.NNWlLL act. as agent for netsans Who have
!. ~ Lands 4n the Virginia Military District III.
Ohio, aad will attend 10 lie payment &c takes,
and the investigation Of claims on said lands
and to the prosecution ana aefenee &c suits IL
the Circuit Cour. Of tie United States for Ohio.
and in The State Courts OF that State. where ma
interests of The holders oil those Lands nav I'D
involved.
SE-Aay communications addressed 10 b +.
WAsHiNGToN, Atto1ne4 ats Law Charlesto,yp.
Jefferson county, blrginias in reference to tho
above will be promptly attended TO.
April Is lsa4-3m
The Richmond Eaquirsrs ll5afsssisr Visgiaian.
and Esdsricksburg Hefalf wall iesert iaw3m
and mark cost.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18
GENERAL 1AcKsoN,s LETTER.


The fo.iowingis the letter Of General Jael
con on the subject ofthe annexation OF TexA
HERnirAor, Feb. 70, 1874.
M Dear Sir: Yours of,lhe Odd iii
has been received. and whit the Madi
soniap, containing Gov. Gilmer's leue
on ibesubject.of the annexation Of Texal
10 the United States.
You are not mistaken 10 supposing
that have formed an opinion on this ia
tetesiing subject. II occupied much Of
my attention during my Presidency. and
lam sure has lost none oil is importance
BY what has tIanspired.
Soon after my election in 1929, II wa.
made known to me by Mt. Irwin. former,
" our Minister At the court OF Madrid
that whilst atthat court be had laid the
Foundation OF strea.y with Spain for The
eession ofthe FIoridas and The settlement
Of the boundary Of Louisisns. liking The
western limit OF the latter ct the Ric
Grande, = sgreesble 10 the understanding
Of France-ihai be had written home to
our government for powerito complete
and sign this negotiation but that. instead
pf receiving such, authority. the negotIa.
lion was taken out Of his hands and trans
ietred TO Washington and new treaty
was then concluded. by which the Ssbice.
and not the Rio Grande, was recognized
% the boundary Of Louisiana.
Finding that these statements were
true, and that our Government did really
give Ep.that important Territory. when il
was al lis option to retain il. | was 6hed
with sstonishment. The right to the ter.
fitory was obtained from France Spain
stood ready 10 acknowledge il 10 the Rio
Grade; and yet the authority asked BY
our ministe. 10 insert the true boundary
was moi only withheld. but 10 lieu Of Il,
limit was adopted which stripped Us Of
The whole Of the vast country lying be-.
tween the two rivera.
On such subject. thought with the
ancient Romans. thai Il WAS nigh. never
10 csde any land 81 boundary Of the re-.
public. but always 70 add 10 Il BY honora.
bic treaty thus extending the area Of
freedom and il was in accordanes With
this feeling that gave our Iminisler 10
Mexico Instructions to enter upon nego.
tialion for lie reiEocession Of Texas TO the
UniteS States
This negotiation failed. and shall ev.
ef regret il a. q misfortune 10 Mexico
and the u. States. Mr.. Gllmefss letter
presents many Of lie considerations which
il M judgment. rendered the step ne
cessary 10 The peace and harmony Of :he
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FLOWERS.

We are requested to invite the attention Of
those DESTROYS Of obtaining fine Plantings Of
Flowers, Geraniums, &C., 10 very choice col
lection from The Garden and Gfeen House Of
Mr.. Steel Of Winchester, which are st present
at Mr.. |. N. Carriers Green House. where the
public are respectfully inVitedto can and ex,
anime them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18
CONFIRMATION.

The Senate, ID Executive session, on
Wednesday, confirmed the following nom
nations: IN
Commodore Charles Morris, 10 be Chief
Of the Bureau of Construction, Equip
ment and Repairs.
W.Crump. Of, Virginia, 10 be Charge
d. Afaires to Chilli.
John Tyler, il, Secretary to sign Land
Patents.
Hiram. Paaldibs, 10 Be Captain in tbe
navy pfthe United States.
William L. Howard, to be Command
er 10 The navy.
Theodore Barrett and J., Madison
Mullapy, TO be Lielfenan!s 10 The navy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18
THE BALTIMoRE CONVENTION.

The Clay Club on Monday night appointed as
Delegates TO The Baltimore Convention Of Rail
hcaiion, al ne Wigs Of the County.
VIM B. Thompson, John B. Hose, Thomas
z. Green, and Andrew Hunter, Esqs,, being Sc
veralIy called upon, addressed the Club in stir
ring terms,and aftera song by Mr.. Poole, The pro.
ceediDgs were closed Al an appropriate hour.
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25aGl004sAa
G. S. GARDNER.

HAS removed u bis new SHOP. ! few dao,.
Ii ives, Of his Old staati-safae stres,--sha
one door below1Dr Cordelfis resideuce. vhere
be i permanently located and i prenared Il
accommodate bis old customers. ans f,iends
with any fling m bis line Of basfnesA On III
usual accommodating termb he ihinh Is IS.
too yell known in the county tofsay more
ABril 1875
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DIED,

OF The night ofthe 7slh of March, ID lie. slor,y-
first year 81 her nee. Mrs. LxDI2 Al MAnKxrs wife
d Mr.. John Markell of Winchester.
0atbz orb inst, aithe residence of Mr. Neoree
Nicely, - Leetown. Mrs. DARKus EIsaEn. rslis 81
Other age.
On the tOth inst u The 63d year az his aek Nj
lsAauEa HosBs, of Hafper- Ferrr. 81 = Y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18

Nessrs. Bruce and Gallaher. The Senatorial
Candidates, addressed The people or Jefferson at
The Court House on Monday. 1t being bat
monthly term, the attendance was mol Hely full.
Every hing passed OF pleasantly; and il our op-
ponents are satisfied with The exhibition, So are
ne
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18

In The Senate Of louisiana. sitting as High
couItOf impeachment, Judge Elliot was found
guilty Of four articles preferred aga.nst him for
granting Illegal certificates OF naturalization.
The majority on two Of the articles 10 yeas, 4
nays. They then unanimously resolved that
Judge Elliott be forthwith removed from his of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18
from The Nadisonian. .APra II.
TEXAS TREATY.

# |, il understood that he Treaty Of An.
nexa ion between the United States and
Texas was this day signed, and that II
will BE- submitted to The Senate for rati.
hcation as soon As The accompanying doc
uments can be prepared.
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PatEsLEC SAFE.

WILL odef Al public Sale % satnsaaa nc
4 2etk inst at my residehde ID ShephefissowvpZ
The toileWing property ~ e
3 Bedsteads end Bidding,
2 Bookcases and Bureaus,
! Looking Glasses, Tables and Caaifs.
liorkstdads and Stdeboara,
2 first rate ten plate Stores,
Eight ddy Clock,
Kitchen Furniture,
Garden tools, suc5t4as conlbiin ed Hoes
and Rakes, fs
Potatoe drags, Sc, very sup erttor,
ny Library, cdasistfng ,of HIS
torieat, Poeticat, Mathematical, .Medi-
cal, Chemical and Miscellaneous books:
.also number ofgaluable Books in
Tie German Laaagaoge,
Oae side Saddle and Birdie.
Terms 81 Sale: = All sums Of hires dollars and
under, Eash-above thfs eldoIlars i efedu pf six
months by giving bond With approved secnIify.
Apflt l5.s DAVID SNIVELYs
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suPEnIoR cnuRr.

The lime OF holding The terms o. The Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and chapceFy,cfo JEFF
fersOn County, has been changed iosihe 18Th
May and 18th October.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18

Or Ia August 1887, Mr.. Forsyih,as secreta-
~ Of State, BY Direction Of Mr.. Van Buren,.
informed Gen Hunt, lhe4 Texan Minister, who
proposed the annexation Of Texas, that The
United States might justly be suspected Of dis
regard ofthe friendly Parpose Of The compact, il
the oveuures Of General Hpal were to be even
reserred for future consideration, aslhis would inn
ply disposition Oh our part TO espousethe quar-
rel Of Texas with Mexico; disposition wholly
at variance with Tie spirit Of The Treaty, with
The uniform policy and the obvious welfare Of
HE United Staies,tl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-18

The Hon. WILLIAM R. KING, Senator
Fof The United States from Alabama. was
on The 9th nominated by the President 10
the Senate 10 be Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary 10 France,
and was forthwith confirmed
The nomination Of Governor SHANNON,
Of Ohio. 10 be Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister PlenipoleniiSIy 10 Mexico. to
succeed Gen! THOMPSON, made some
days ago. wasalso confirmed by the Sem
ale.