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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-06-15
LIFE.

We have known some persons in the
world who glided quietly through life,
have tloated on upon The stream Of limt
like boat on the waters of a broad aud
tranquil river carried on by lheunruifled
'ide Of prosperity and lighted TO theil
journeys end by the cloudess sun Of
happiness And we have met witt
others whose star seemed 10 rise in
clouds to hold its course through storm.
,nd 10 set in blacker darkness rhan thai
which gave il brh, But long contlnu.
ed JOY loses lis first zesl, aud uninler
rupled sorrow It's first pognaney. habi
robs even misery Of It's acuteness; ano
me that is long endured brings along
with ii the power of long endurance
1t is The sudden transition from Joy t.
sorrow that is the acme of hnman suffer.
ing adding the bitterness OF regret foI
past enjoyment to all the pangs of pres.
ent distress.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-06-15

A very good widow lady, whs was look
ed up TO by the congregation to which sht
belonged as an example Of piety, cor,rivet
to bring her conscience 10 terms for one
little indulgence. She loved porter, and
one day jusi as she was receiving half do.
zen bottles from the man who usually
brough, her the comforting beverage, she
perceived 20 horribly two of the grave el
ders of the church approaching the door
She ran the man ou, o, the back wav, and
put the bottles under The bed. The wca.h
er was hot, and while oonversjng with hel
sage friends. pop went one of The corks.
Dear me ! exclaimed ,he lady there
goes the bed cord; it snapped yesterday just
IN the same way must have new one
provided.
In few minutes pop went another &C
by the peculiar hiss of the es
Gaping liquor. The rope wouldn't DO
again bu, the good lady was not loss.
Dear me- said she. Ma. black cat o
nine mus. be a. some mischief there
SchaIl
Another bottle popped of, and Ihe porte
came stealing out from under the bed cur
talns.
oh dear me ! she cried. | had folgo
its the yeast! Here Prudence, come
md take away these bottles of yeast
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-06-15
A B C..

BY ELIZA COOK.
Oh, thou Alpha Beta row,
Fun and freedoms earlest foe,
Shall | e'er forget the primer
Thumb'd beside some Mrs. Trimmer,
While mighty problem held Inc fact,
10 know if 4 was first or las,l
And all Pandora had loi me
Was emptied forth in ABC.
Teasing things OF toll and trouble,
Foun' OF many rolling bubble,
How s'rived with pouiing pain,
10 get thee quarlered on nv brair.
But when the giant feat was done,
How nobly wise the field Id won
Wit, reason, wisdom, all nigh, be
Enjoyed through simple A BIC.
Steps that lead to topmas, height,
OF worldly fame and human might,
Ye win the orators renown,
The poets bay, the scholars gown:
Philosophers must bend and say
Twas ye who ope'd the glorious way;
Sage, statesman, critic. where is he
Who's no. obliged to A BIC,
Ye really ought TO be exempt,
From sighting taunt, and cool con,em p,;
But drinking deep from lea-nng's cup,
We scorn the hand that filled i, up.
Be courteous. pedanls, stay and thank
Your servants Of the Roman rank,
For f. r. S, and l.. l.. D.
Can only spring from A BIC.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-06-15

mad hot, however, forgotten The shoe.
maker, having from my first knIwlede.
II him, discovered the germ of success.
IN manner Of hls life. visited tn,
spot where his old shop had stood. bu
i had given place to new brick block.
In vain | looked sbou, for his sign,
was no, 10 be seen. was at length in.
formed by friend that about two wear,
prevlously y lie had removed 10 Ohio.
Do you know anything Of his cir
cumstsncesi" | inquired.
81 do. Ia The first place he took le
Ohlo sbou, five thoussnd dUlarsIn cash
IRON three thoussnd Of WHICH, invested
q real esate, near Cincinnati, he hs.
already realized three times lha, amour,
ne other two thousand he put into a
pord e'tsb ishment, and that sum bs,
yielded him large profit. But even
hsd he resorled 10 speculslion," added
my friend, "he could not have bu, sue
ceeded in life, SO thorough were his bu
'Ine's habits, and especially ss thost
nabl's were seconded by an industiou.
lite Wife"
have recently returned from a visi
ONO, and have again seen The shoe
maker and his wife. He is now in III,
prime OF life. and possesses an ample
fortune and an unsullied reputation fol
probl'y. Never having had any person
al acqusIntaince with him, | inquired
him Out, and introduced myself 40
Rochestorian. This was late in The al
,ernoon, and | very cheerfuIly acce pie,
an invitation 10 take tea with him. I'm
proving moment OF silence at The tabl
remarked.
81 fear Mr.. II. you are not so gres
an economist OF time as you used t.
be-"
"Why not1' he enquired.
"When FIRST became acquainte
with MIS-. H. you could no, afford um
o 60 10 tea, and she used 10 carry i, /,
Iyou.
"In a little tin pail" said she burst
Ing into laugh.
Exactly"
Indeed Mr.. w., have you know
US SO Iongi"
then made myself known ss The for
mer apprentice to Mr.. Rand was imme
dIa'e'y recognized by Mrs. II. as on
Iol her earliest street s:quaIntances il
Rochester.
"But that psil--what do you thin.
has become Of lhat!' asked Mrs. II.
THAT, suppose was long since mum
bered among the things that were,"
answered.
BY no means" said he, q, the sam
time tipping wink 10 his wife.
She arose from the table and left tn
room, aud soon returned with the iden
csl pail. IS they both assured me.
need hardly say that ii bore palpable e
idence Of the ravsges of time.
"But what is your object in preserv
ing that pail 2"
"Its associations. We look upon i
as one Of the esrliest instrument
which contributed 10 our success j,
life, and as such we shall ever cherisl
it,"
soon afterwards took my leave o
Mr.. and Mrs. II. and their interesrin.
and happy family; and not day sine
hen has my mind been without it
remembrsnces OF The Gnl and her Til
Pail.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-06-15

II is said that when Robert Emmet was
ascending lie scsfold in Dublin, in the
year 1903, he gave the execuIioner guin
ca, upon " Whch the latter, in order 10 show
his gratitude for SO liberal bequesi, touched
his ha, like a true born Irishman, and ex
claiming, long life 10 your honor put the
money in his pocket.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-06-15
H WEBB EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

Oh Tor coal of burning fire
That from the Almigh,y.s censors fell,
10 touch the lips of son and sire,
And break the soul destroying .peni
Then should the freeman scotn the mama
VI him who dipped his pen in shame;
And DER The Revolulior's urn,
Forbade a sister States return.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-06-15

An lrishman happened TO be stunned by
spent ball, one Of his comrades lmmedi
aley ran up to him, and shouted Justify in
his ear, Halo, Dennis,l say, are you dead!'
Och no, my dear honey replied the pros
rate son Of Mars, I'm moi dead, but I'm
|spocchle's.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-06-15
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT
OPPOSITE ST.. PAUL's CHURCH, NA,N.sr
TERMS:

Ihe COL UMBIA DENOCRATwiH b,
P9n5hshed eDery Saturday morning, a,
Wo DOLL'8RS per annuu paVabl,
hdy yedrty IN adUmlce, or 7wo DSIor,
fJty Ce"fS'9nofPdid within tie gear
No subscription mW be taken for a shorie,
PERIOD fhdn sac months;'nor any discon
"n"Gnce permitted,unU all arrearages
are Discharged.
ADPERITSEIHE US n OF erceed;,,o d y
square WW be conspicuously inserted al
O"e DoHdrfor The first three insertions
ana I'oenty;fUe cents for euery subse.
quem Insertion. EP.H liberal discoun,
.9,lt mgae y 70 . moSe who advertise by the gear
LE|1ERS addressed on business mus
be post paid.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-06-15

Sir Edward Coke said that the res.
sons for hanging was, that The crimina
was rejected both OF Heaven and Esrtt
and was therefore suspended so as not tc
interfere with neither.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-06-15
POETRY
TEXAS,
"THE LONE STAR OF THE SOUTH,

'lHE LONE STAR OF THE SOUTH"
By J.. Z DOW.
Far southward DER the Sdbine's stream,
young republic lifts her head,
Whose single star doth proudly CLEAN
Ger vaor's grave and gIory's Bed,
That star of empire took its flight
From lfeedom's coronaI of light
Beamed oe'r Jacin,os desthless plain,
And watched nalion's biiih again.
And there how sad, how strangely still,
The Indian city sits alone;
No herd upon the verdsnt hill
No skeleton beneath The stone;
. Forsa&en mar, of,ages, start
Life's current front lily marble heart
And bid the pulse Of empire beat
Through iyied hall and messy street.
, Beside the green and scuiured piles
Whose roofs supper, the ancient woods.
The hunters home in beauty smiles,
And Joy runs through the sol,udes.
And where The westerns Druid lrod,
And offered human blood TO God,
The gospel bell DOH sweeIly chime,
A, Sabbath morn and even nme.
The fierce Cumanche seeks his home
Beyond The Rio Bravo's wave;
No more in battle paint TO roam
Around his fathers sunken grave.
Whlle,he broad stream, whose bosom ne'er
Knew but the swan and falow deer,
Whrls the swift steamboats, wheels along
Aud echoes 10 the boalman's song.
Oh lis fair and goodly land,
Where restless spirits love 10 roam;
Where labor spreads his rugged hand,
And decks with flowers conten,men,'s
\, home:
Where prairies vast the woods embrace,
And rivers run their endless race,
And wild winds whisper to the sea
OF ages pas,--and yet TO be.
10 its green breast young nations cling,
10 raise The wall OF itfani life;
While commerce spreads her ocean wing,
And wars wild buele wskens strife.
! And there The freeman from afat
Sees on lis flag pilgram star;
And strives the glorious hour TO learn
When the Lost Pleiad' shall return.
! There shall the wave Of life roll on;
As rolled the north on Europe's shore,
TIL the last boundary is won,
And oceans voices drown its roar.
Der martyrs grave and monarch's TOMB
/0'el yranI's throne & knigh,hood's plume
,O'er craven hosts to slaughter led
The northern soldiers foot shall tread.
4 What ! let the British lion roam
4 Along the pralres Of the soulh'
Leave lile and liberty, and home,
Dependant on his CORY mouth
Oh sooner should our children fold
ln deepest shame the STARS Of gold,
j And bury freedom :, burning shield
M every dsshless battle Geld.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-06-15

Sambo, you nggar, are you afraid Of
work!
Cor Almighty bless you, msssa. l no
'rraid Of work, I'll lie down and 60 asleep
close by him side.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15
HOLLY SPRINGS FEMALE INSTL
rUTE.

N consequence of the resignation OF Mr.. Ed
l. monSon, the Steward the undersigned is in
duced TO reside himself within the Institute and
Department
The present session viii close on the 29lh OF
June proxino, and the following will open on
Monday be 22d Of July next
The number OF Boatders will be limited to b;
and therefore those who are particularly deSirous
that their daughters should he members Of my
family had better make application By the close
of the present session.
Board, Fuel and Lights, per month,
in advance SO
G. A. FOSTER, Rector & Principal %
May "a, lsi4.-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15
NOTI CE

The undersigned. having been. at the
Term. Sd. of the Probate Court
of Marshall County Miss: appointed Admin
istrator of ihe estate of John E Carrinpton
decd, hereby notifies all persons having
claims against said estate 10 present them
in legal form within the time prescri bed bv
law or they will be forever barred Per.
sons indebted to the estate are requested to
make immediate payment
WALTER S. CA RRINGTON.
Ad minislTatoF of
j. e. CARRINcToN.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15
N o t &c E.

PURSUANT to an Interlocutory d
cree of the District Chancery Court of the
Stale Of Mississippi at Holly Springs, in the
suit Of Hamilton Thornton Admir- Of VII
liam Grain Decd, against Walter B. Sor
rel!s, Eli McNabb and the Heirs OF WI
liam Grain. | will on "Wednesday the 4th
day Of December next. Ga the premises,
self to the highest bidder, On a credit OF
six months, the purchasers giving bond
with good security. bearing interest from
sale. Lots No so and So, and thirty acres
of land, On Block No. 7. On the plan OF
North Mount Pleasant. Marshall County.
JAMES c. ANDERSON, CoDlr.
PRS. fee S6-t.s 5.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15

Taken up by d. B. Lindsey, living mile &
q from Carriers Bridge, on Coldwaier, one req
Bav horse, some white spots on his Back, boih
hind feet white, seven years old: APPRAISED 10
$40. JAS. ii. SW ANN I1ahSeI'
Nov. 2, 1914.
TAKEN up by John r. Norfieet' iiv-
ing ; miles west of Nj. Pleasant two mules;
one a small black horse mule. and COM
mon sized light bay Mare Mule. Both a
bout or years old. Appraised to thirty
FIVE dollars each.
Sept % I844.
JAS. Fl. SWANN. Rarger.
Taken up by L. Ell. Cole, near Waterford
one Dark boown Mare mule, about l3
hands high or years old, no brands or
or marks. Appraised to $50.
August 18th 1914:
JAS. II. SWAMI, Ranger.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To all persons Interested III The lands tene>
glents and 6eredltameuts Of William Pat
rick Deceased.
GREETING
You are hereby cited to be and appear
before The Probate Court of Marshall couE>
". at the Court House in the town Of Hol-
" Springs on the fourth Monday OF De-
cember next, to show cause why he lands,
tenements and herednaments OF the said
w Ham Patrick Deceased shallnot be sold
to paw his debts, to Wit: part of Block no.
"a in North Mount Pleasant containing
nine acres, more or less, and bounded es fol-
lows, to wit Beginning at the 5. e. corner
of said Block thence north to James Browns
5. e. corner, thence west with Brown 4
Leache's south boundary to Leache's 5. w.
corner, thence north with Leache's line TO
north boundary of said Block. thence west
to the n. w. corner Of said Block, thence
south to the S. w. corner OF said Block
thence east to the beginning. Also, anoth-
er lot known and designated on the plan OF
said town as To- no IL.
Witness the Honorable Tryon NJ
Yancev Judge of said Court and the
| seal lherof annexed the 4Ih Monday
| of October A II, 1874.
/ Issned October 81. 1914
Test GORDENTIA WAITE CFk.
Nov. I'd 1914.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15
4 G A r. d.

Many things have occurred, which I
think, renders il incnmben, upon me 10 pub
lish my prices. While .kere was medical
Society in existence; was bound 70 be
governed by the rules and agreements ofthat
society. The society does not now exist.
| am therefore le9; freeto establish ms prices
as I see fit; and do give below the prices BY
which | shall be governed, in ms charges
to al who may favour me with their coz
fidence.
For visit in Town. or within one milo OF
he square. Sl,00
!" Every succecli4g mile 50
After night these chnrges are double
For cathartic, purg laxative. 25 cts each.
Alternative and bsorbeul, powder
per dozen. SO
Tinctures from % to 90 c;s per OF.
Obstetrics 1000
Surgery in all cases, will be the usual
prices as charged heretofore.
Prompt pay will be required.
JOSEPH BRI THEY.
Office South East corner Of the square.
June ) 1914 I'll
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15
NOTICE.

PURSUANT 10 an lnterlocutory De-
cree of the District chancery court OF the
State of Mississippi. at Holly Springs, 10
the suit of James Elder. ct al. against Rutus
N,Guffee ct. al. | will on Monday the I'd
dav of December next, at the court HOUSE
door in Holly Springs, Sell to the highest
bidder on a credit of six months, purchasers
Giving bond with good security, bearing IN
,erest from sale, sell all the right and inter
torres, Of said McGufiee. the same bein G one
mo;etv thereof. in and to the following lands
70 wit: the South East quarter Of Section 80,
Township 8. Range 2, the North hall oi
section | and North East quarter OF Section
Township 4. Range 2. All Yves; OF the
Rasis Meridian. Chickasaw Cession.
JAMES C. ANDERSON. Con'r.
Prs fee S6-ts.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15
oIarsaue,s Balm of Columbia

OIdrfdge's Balm of Columbia
For the Hair from Comstoek q Co.'s posi-
tive qualities are as follows; -
Isl For infants keeping the head Tree from
sonrf. and causine a luxuriani growth OF hair.
). For ladies after childbirth, restoring the
skin To It's natural 9Th and hrmneSS, anu
preventing the falling out OF the haii,
3 For any person recovering from all oeoii
iv the same effect is produced
4. If used in infancy TIL good growth IS star
ted. it may be preserved by attention 10 the lates
period oflife.
The roots imparts health and Vigor TO the cirula
tion. and prevents the hair from changing col.
or getting gray
6th-h causes the hair TO euTlbeaati;uily
when done up in il over night.
a--No lady's toilet should ever be made With
out it.
1h-Children who have by any mean, con-
tracfed vermin in the head, ale Immediately and
perfeciIy cured of them by its use Il IS inalIble
al had been bald about five years-n9 more
hair On the top of my head than on me back
nv hand. and head covered with thick scar
In this situation, about the 10th OF August idNt,
began using the Balm of Columbia, from ON
stock & Co. since which time have used two
and half bottles ofthe Balm, which has Iui'y
restord my hair and freed my head entirely from
scurf kfv head is now covered with hne How
inc long hair which any one may SEE ty calling
on me at Stamford, Connecticut
DARIUS S. SCOFFIELD.
For sale in Holly Springs by r. Z. Lew
! is. on the South side of the public square.
Also, by E. A. Talbot, sign OF the golden
/ mortar
April Is. 184a.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15
NOTICE.

~ persons indebted 10 the estate OF Ew-
SnPp, deceased, are requested to make
Aeda'e payment as longer Indulgence
'aoi oe allowed Those having claims
'",' sa'l estate are requested to bring
Y forward properly authenticated, with>
4, r. ''ne prescribed by law. or the same
MARTIN W. SHIPP, Executor.
~ 2l ISli-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15
CALL COURT.

n'-ce is hereby given that a Special
oi'he Circuit Court, in and for the
WY Of Marshall, will be holden at the
y Horse IN Holly Springs, on the first
r'1''y o. December next. The State
e'a vail be called on the first day OF the
by order Of James NJ. HowTy
'sa'rs Judge
AT CARUTHERS, Clerk.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15

DtAS III GlNC W tlN C
Rf-jIler'S Letters, |
cambridge'S alathemat-
les,
Davis Shades & .Shad-
ow'S,
Do. Description Ge-
ometry,
Hawks Ecclesiastical
History of the u. S.
Darby's Universal Ga
zettee~,
Writings of Washing
ton
Newton'S Works
Horace, Virgil, Cicero,
Livii,
New Latin Tutor,
[ layfairS Euclid
MillwrighrS Guide
Groves Greek and Eng.
Dictionary,
The Preacher, ? vol.
Life of Livingston
council of Nice
Beaumont on Gastric
Juice,
Bennil's Book keeping,
Memoirs of Hannah
Moore
Chalmers Political E
economy,
Life of Rev. Leigh
Richmond,
Family Religion,
Afflicted Family'S COM
panion,
Davy CrockettS Tours
Smellie'S Philosophy,
GrimShaw'S Greece
CatechiSm on Grecian
Antiquities,
Bunvans Holy War,
Psalms and Hymns,
+ Senecas Morals
+ Hervey'S Meditation
Life of Jackson,
.Smily'S Geography
and Atlas,
Gentlemen and Ladies
Lexicon,
Mrs. Halls Bible con-
veTSationS
English Composition
/ Cummings geography |
and AtlaS,
Interesting Novels, I
e
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15

American Revolution,
Young Cadet,
Worcesier's Geogra-
ply and Atlas,
Lite of Joseph,
New 81 stem of MeT-
camille Arithmetic
Parlof Son g<ier,
! Moor's Melodies
Cooks Voyages
EpiscopacyEXam ineA
Rambles O. a Natural
iSt
Evenings atsTlonle,
| Solitude SWeetened,
| Worcester'S Element
a Y Dictionary
| Paley'S Evidences
| Do Theology,
Pastors Testimony
Hopkins on the creed
| DR. Larden'S Encyclo
pHdia,
{ GaldsmiIh's Greece,
/ Do Rome,
| Life of Gifdrd,
Rennel'S Letters,
j Weem's YVa>hing gtOn
/ Inger=olFS Grammer,
/ Life of Marion,
Irving's Columbus,
ThompsonsS Seasons,
Christian Professor,
Domestic PorlTailuTe,
Barnes Notes,
ThompSon'S Narrative
Go. Guide 10 Health
Colburns Algebra,
FeStaments
HeiberS Sermons
Comsiock's q emislry
PaIey's Synopsis
Mallbyrn's Geography
and Atlas,
Smith 5 Algebra
Pocket 1Iaps Of the
different States
VVashinglon's Relig-
ious Opinions,
Hodges commentary
Kentucky Volunteers
James Smith
Piano Instructors
Grimshaw'S En- CLAN
Halls Sketches Ofthe
Hest.
'li0S, Flute PereeptorS
.apply OF Qnils, Letter
Wax sc.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15

T PROPOSE 10 sell The property on which ]
/ reside, one mile North OF Holly Springs 81
acres of land % of which are cleared; good i'm
provemeniS, and excellent water. Ii is an ex-
cellent stand for public house, and very plea.
samt res sidence.
will also sell lsi acres of land adjoining the
Town OF Holly Springs south east, 50 acres
cleared, some coarse buildings convenient TO ex-
cellent water, AID one of the most healthy resi-
denees il the country.
Also good House and lot in Holy Springs
whereon Mrs Lane reside convenient to the
square.
Also the Northwest Ia of section ), township
2 range west-situate in good neigbborbood
near the new road from Holly Springs TO Mem
phis, the land is good, 25 acres cleared with COM
Portable cabins. | will give good bargains IN all
the above named properly. J. MORGAN.
August 3-4
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15
TRAVELLERS AND BOARDERs

TAKEN up by P. Bradley, living l6 miles
west Of Holly Springs on the Pigeon Rocst
creek one bay Horse or years old, star in the
forehead, both hind feet white, no other marks or
brands Appraised TO thirty dollars.
JAS. H. SWAMI Ranger.
Nov 4th lSIf--nI2-f.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15
ADMINS Tors NOTICE.

ADMINS IRA ATOR'S NOTICE.
sEHE undersigned having at the August
Term. 1874, ofthe Probate Ceurt OF Mar
shall county, Mississippi, obtained from said
Court, letters of Administration upon the
estate FLAMES p. w. D. Robertson, late OF
said county, deceased All persons indebt-
ed to said estate, are hereby requested TO
make immediate payment; and those having
claims against said estate are notified to pre-
sent them duly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law, or the same will be
barred
ULYSSES n ROSS,
HANNAH w ROBERTSON,
Sent 27. 1874 Administrators.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15
sTElAAED.

h he subscriber on the 2gth of August 1874,
1ca county Miss. ID mikes ives! of Oxford,
'VXi1Il and Pamela road, one bay Mare
.eur years Old last Spring Of good size.
and, perreivabIe. A small Iunp on her back
= 5y Tie Saddle. her right hind hook a lit
=. .arg est ON the inside. and was little lame
p ugat tore faol when She Ieft me.
'r7 Information respectipg her will be
's.l..v received n my bo,ISe or tbrough
.4cny Fusl O-ice PanoIa county Miss.
FL. Il. POLLA RID.
Oct. IS.. lSfi-nO 9-lm.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15

/ -,,vtsTRATORS NOIlCE.
w. ii''ii';1aed having, at the October
p. 1ais sf,5e n Probate Court Of Marshall
y, ,,,'....ioDi, y ii Obtained from said
h- administration upon the
ll.5o I..5.' A5ernathy, late of said Coun,
~ IN All persons indebted TO said
5ar.5v requested to make Imme>
I'm. ana those having claims n
state are notified to present them,
l.,i,5tsj. within the time pre-
.l-I-w or the same will be barred.
.gyER ABEBNA ATHY,
I'm a ABERNATHY 4m'rs.
ab ISl4-nl2-OW.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15

ORSUA.NTto an InterIocutory De.
/" lAe Dsirl lct chancery cour: ofthe
Mississip, ii, at Holly Springs. in
l' O Mary p. LTovan Extr., against
Ia Sa.llvanl and Joel Wall 1 will on
Y Tie "a day of December next, at
lf' House door in Holly Springs,
s.as highest bidder, on a credit OF SIX
tn. 'ne purchaser giving bond, with
rSry bearing interest l'tom SALE
b D East quarter Of Section Town
Range West.
JAMES q. ALDERSON, COET.
~ Prs fee S6-t $.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15
BOOKS BOOKS.
Az r p. LEWIS DRUG LORE
South Side Of Square, Holly Springs

WE have on hand the following Books,
w which We will sell ettrsmety tef- fer Cash
or on time TO puncual men. Come and see, va
are determined TO sell cheaper than theyCan be