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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15
THgO Ono KUNx1sG III srEEAn.-The L

tbs ONO RUNNING ur srEEAN.-Th he Gin
cipnati Atlas Of the 9th ultimo, SAYS that
q gentleman who arrived there on the day
breyious. from tits ciir, reports that Tie a.
tTaordinary food ~ the MassiF has bask.
"a upand completely reversed Tie current Of
Inc Dhie from its month 10 Sunithla84, Ky,
! distance Of more than CD mies! SacI a
fagersion ofthe waters Of the Ohio was rev
81 before known boats on the downward
frin. between SmgkIand and the mouth, land
Is,w-8own stream, iusteado Of ronnding toA As
usual.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15

Was committed TO the Jail at b.
al ton Rouge On tho 18th Of April,
HEJR 1914, a Npgfo woman who calls her
AMN self Lydia above 80 or IS years Of
W age, a larke near from a burn on the
-A back of heF hand and says she belongs
to ! Mr.. Ewing neay Clintoa (La.) The own-
er is requested to- comply with the law and
take her away.
B. BRYAN, Tailor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15

ScALnxn-We are sorry TO state that taSt
Friday evening, as some Of children Of Capt.
Chopin were playing together, his son, aged
about s years, was pushed by a younger 6ro-
Their in a tub Of hot water, prepared for 4 hath,
aud was SO severely injured that he died the
nnNI hnV.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15
PRIVATE SALE.

Of q Plantation stuatcd ab0aa 7 miles fran
Baton Rouge.
Containing about elk hundred and forty ar
pens, about d hundred cleared, bounded east
by tho lands belonging to Mrs. Cobb, and west
by those Of Gilmore. For further informa-
ton apply TO Mad D. Peyronnin, on said plan
Or J. M. Brubot, Eco, Baton Rouge.
April 10. 10.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15
TAKEN UP.

N by q. II. Belrneg, on his plan
STATION az Springfield IN this par
I( ish, abous 3 miles from tho river
1SA6saAand II from Baton Rouge, a sor-
rel horse, about fourteen hands high, branded
g. b.. on the left shoulder and runp. A star an
the forehead, and tail and name nearly black
The proprietor is requested 70 take him away
by complying TO th8 1aw.
JOHN II. DUFROCQ.
April ID. 40 Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15
WAGONS N CARTS.

Just received, on consignment, a few Wa
CONS, Horse and ,Ox Cars, made OF the best
materials, and substantially put up, The Or
Carts are four inE:hes on the tread. and are
made for the Southern market. Planters or
others desiring 70 purchase, willfnd il to their
interest to call and examine them, as they will
be sold unusually lows for CAsa.
PIKE Il HART.
May Goth, 1914.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15

SUNK A lirae-boat sunk at The landing on
Tuesday evening last, with about 500 bush
els og line. We understand there was no
insurance, consequently the loss will be se-
we're 10 the owner, who Is now, and has been
for some tlme, laid en- a bed Of sickness,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15
TAKEN UP.

On tho 9th April, In this town. BY A
Monget, a brown rule, roach name, about ID
hands high, 3 years old, no brand or mark vie
iblo. The proprietor in requested To take him
away, by complying To tho law.
JOHN X. DUFRoCQ,
April IL, 10 Ranger
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15
MnrICM-
t@t.n.a..aL III .Llun M. ta1a

Prophet HiH, lime 10, 1914.
Those persons who have called for my SER
vices during my absence from home, arc in.
formed that | have returned and am ready to
attend TO my professional calling.
A. r.. PLOUGH, Dentist.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15
FURNITURE.

On consignment a lot of Furnfture consis.
ting Of Dining and Breakfast tables, beau
reaus, BedsteadS, &C.. for sale By
PIKE e. HART. {
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15
'ueAR-slct c CO, extreme prices.
!. - ~ - 80

suGAR-tkc e o. extreme prices,
F1oua-s9 60 to ISL 62.
G~aAIv-Shelled Corn is Ia good demend
and advancing as the supplies are becsmiug
more hmited. Prime lots of white and mixed
arc selling al % o 57c rec bushei. Oats arc
also improving, and We quote Do j 33 {. per
hnshel, il bulk.
PonK.-aess IS IS a So. Prime SC Is Il
s sol. Hams 81 aah.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15
LADIES GLOVES.

An assortment of Ladies and Gentleman
Kid Gloves, all colours.
PHILLIPS &LAN0UE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15

MAFORALTY.
me price OF fresh aouF being s. 10 ns-
1arrel' tne bakers must give, the ensuing vet
Al sunces Of preadfor . dime. K
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15
signed, ], ID. KLEINPETER.
ANTHONY MONGET

Mr.. Lea then offered the following resolu-
ton as to the Bridge on Big Sandy Creek
Which was adopted.
Resolved, That the sum of one hundred and
nifty dollars, be, and the same is hereby ap-
Propriated ny the parish, for the purpose Of
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15
DISSOLUTION.

T'ng firm ofPIKE IL BABiN, having THE
day dissolved by fgutual consent, al porsoss
indebted to tho fHn, pre hereby notified, that
w. y. Pike ID authorized to settle tho business
Of said firm.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

Our thanks aro duo 10 the Hon Alexander
barrow, for interesting public documonte'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15

DIR, F, NJ. HEREFORD,
Tenders bis professional se.v;ess . =.
pnbIc-Offce on Lafayette St.
February 10th, ,,la44.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15

TAKEN UP.
BY Mr.. Anthony MoDget a bay horse. about
IA hands high, black name and tail, blazed
face, saddle mark on the back, and about 10
years old. The proprietor is requested to
call and take him away.
J. r. DUFROCQ.
June ., 10. Ranger.
10000 shingles, $4,000 boards, IS 900 laths,
500 pickets, for sale by r. BEAL.
SACK CORN.
1000 Bushels first rate sack corn just re-
ceiVed, hay and oats,
PIKE g. HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15

The undersigned having associated Them
selves this day, 1ndsf tho firm Of PIKE a.
HART, will c~0ntnu5 tho Grocery, Produce
and Commission BUSINESS, 1T the old stand
where they will Keep constantly on hand, .
general assortment Of Groceries, Produce,
&c, &c, &c.
VII n. PIKE.
3. M. HART.
May 4lh, 1874,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15
NEW ORLEANS

Wednesday Morning, June l2 1914.
Corrosive quote the following prices;
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15

The committee appointed last January 10
examine INTO the repairs made by James
Tucker on the BATON Rouge Academy, beg
leave to report that they have examined and
made an estimate of the whole repairs made,
aud enclosure, that the whole repairs was es-
timated at the sum efseventy-fve dollars, and
that tie committee believe that the rentforth he
same would be worth I've dollars per month,
as the said James Tucker did not make any
charge for many small repairs made on sand
House, with these remarks we submit to your
consideration.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10
JUSTICE TO HENRY CLAY

Ga Saturday the House of Represa nta-
uves hnlshed the good work b-gnn bv the
Senate IN relation to the charge oil Bar
gam, Intrigue and Corruption" bv passing
thC resolutions OF that body. rcp,aliug, in
tirc;. the r. solutions ct the General As
sembly Of 1927. and declaring that liz,
charges therein contained against MIR Ad-
ans aud MIR Clay are unsupported bv proc
and not To be believed
Thus have the " hics Of Tennessee. thro'
their Representatives IN the Gtuerai As
sembly, done a long DELAYED act Of iustic,
to the most illnstrious salesman and patriot
OF onr age and country
Gen. Cheatham, and Nessrs Bond and
Mauty, and Mr. Speaker Blrringer plrtic-
ularlv Distinguished themselves on this oc
cas:on By the ability, spirit and eloquencc
with winch they vindcated the character of
Henrv Clay.
This accusation of a corrupt arrange
ment Is noW so universally Acknowledged
among them Of ordinary Information and
common condor to b. totally unfoundecl-
aat It VAS well becoming the Wtios of
Tennessee n ion1et 10 allow tie rerord of
a bel { Of II on the Journals Of tacir Cen
raj A mhlv 20 reraia uncoutradicled. :
Nashville Burner.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10

ced the resolution. as containing the doc.
times Of the Hartford Convention. Final
~ the resolution was cousider,d rs received
but The Senate. BY large vote, refused 10
print IT,
Mr WhTe OF Inlidnna. presented resolu
tons nf the l. gIsl tturc of tnr State. iustruc
ting him 10 vote IA favor Of the bill rrfur
ding Grn Jackson's fac. and against "
Cost JohnSon's stock scheme; also, again,
anv measure which might propose distri
button of the public lands
S-ver7l private and local matters were
disposed Of af:er which the Svhate resun. d
the consideration Of The resolution reported
ffom the inI,ice com ni;tre. proposing the
ind fil,e post9 9one me nj Of Mr. Nc DufIir's
tariff bill.
House Of Representatives - Numerous
bills were reported from Committees A.
tnong them was a bIlI regulating the ap
poinlmrut ofcommls>iou officers il The Ma
line Service
Some days ago, on moton Of Mr Owe ma
iIinl resolution as rtiei.ed 10 the commit
tee on f-rtion affIrS, ms. ucting the PrcSI-
d.ut ofthr L ) To give notice 10 t.reat
BrtaIu, that our govrrnn nj d. slfeS to ab
tooate that section Of the treaty OF 1918.
which relates to the jpiut occupation oi O'e-
gon.
This morning, Mr.. Inaer>olI, from that ccm-
mittee, reported resolution 10 the effect that II
fs no, exprd ient now to act upon hejoi tresolu-
tiou Ina>much aS negotiations on that subject are
bout To com neuce
MIR Owen moved 10 amend the resolution hy
inserting. oii j. expedieni" He ad .re->ed the
House al S. me Irug on The Necessity OF a leId-
inc To this mauer ~ once When he conclu led
lie Whole subj 'c was referred " d committee oI
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10

What has Martin Van Buren-the fither
of the "ieg treaseTers"-he who connived
al the preulaiions ION the treasury-the
frauds AMI corruptIons of the Z lorlda var
done In induce the American people TO re-
verse their verdict in 1902 If he has don,
any AtHg II has been 10 strengthen and con
ism that decision. Ills odiaus disc gam
<ing Sub / eaSufy scheme with lis anii ~
,ubIcan append iges. is slil cherished with
parental fondnesS, by him. and bis bold
nd honest adherantS Have they rtoaHted
any one OF their peraicious doctrine7 Eek
planned or SATISFIED the people that they. the
proplr, done wrong IN recording tht ir iudg
meut IN $40 In favor Of tho s0cereigz Peo-
pie rs Martin Van Buren, has men and
measureS
Afe the people willing to endorse the in
famous rharge, al they were bought bV
BRUSH gold, bamboozicd by cider barrels.
log-cnbIus, cuon SKINS 81, IN the election
Of 40 ? Iftbis charge is true, and il is
made with boldness bv the selfstvl.d De
mocracy. u Is worse tAan folly 10 Ia TX of the
vI'tue and patriotism oil the people II the
IN JprHy at oRe hn"dred Gad ffV tdoRsqu4
cItiZs nvCtcT> VITO cast .ht suifiao,s aGansr
Martin Van Buren In 40. were induced TO
do 50 bv ftau ulent means. bribery and cor
rupiion, Ii IS vain 10 .alk. speak or wrne a.
bout Democracy II would establish il to be
a fact, that The American people are corrupt
and curruptI5Ie ov bubers at the Balot-box
We ask any intelligent voter. what estimate
men put upon your virtue as freemen. when
they .narge you with such disgraceful and
slavI>h conduct
Thrse charges are f. SEA gross and foul
libel on our countrymen Its 10 be drvoutly
hoped, the dry may never come up in our
history rs nation. when theSs ca caluuniators
# tn" people. uiIl b.. sntrus'. j with The con
urol of the Gpvernment IVGg Cour rier.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10

- rolion Of Lahauve on the table, and
.4ed in the negative.
Tss question was then taken on The adoP-
-, he motion Of L7hauve
d.yisian of the question was taken on
], \. 7,rl or the motion which relates to the
5..hsrrinr or the committee, and carried
T5s next question was on the adoption
,rrbs laucr part Of the motion.
" ysrger offered ;he following amendment:
Ind the resolution bv Inserting after
.---l. now IN the possess Of this house"
.t. allowing words. "and such other tesii-
--ov ss may be produced, procured and
...r..,si 10 this house Before any fur
,,-, setion. the house adjourned
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10

national expenditures, which finally ended
IN the emission of l9 millions of Treas ary
notes
In these two facts, there IS mos melan
choly want OF accordance but they are
neve1thelesS historic truths, and indicate
most plainly t~o things-that !, IS emln-nt
" dangerous for those who know nothing
tbout the science ofthr currency to NEEDLE
win II and that the Old Chief must have
been aeofH.IR deceiUed,* with respect to the
operation of his F seal System at the time
he penned the glowing acconn, of its sue
cessiul operation. given ia the above ex-
tract from his annual message.
We say that he must have been deceirsd be-
cause We believe hat he is too honorable 10 de
ceive any one.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10
SOUTH WESTERN
LAW JOURNAL. AZ REPORTER.
EDITED By MILTON a. HAYNES,

/ TINS Journal viii bs devoted 10 the interest
& OF the profession in the South west and Wi
include within is range reports and aoSl aci> o
The decisions Of the Snpreme Court Of Tenne>
sec, aad Federal Courts held Il Nashville, soon
affer the opinions are delivered ahStraciS snc
dieeStS OF The reported deciSi Oas o. The SaFremt
JudicaiureS of tie South western State> general
y; reviews ogra phical sketches. original eS-
N7yS on lawyers and legislation, critical notices
lhd such intelligence and reports as maF ee iur-
nisEed Us by contributors, tio'n the Bar OF The
Sopta west, in advance Of the regular repor;S.
The reports and abstracts oi the decisions Of
he Supreme Court OF Tennessee, al Jackson,
viii be prepared ~ w. II. sSTHTHENS, Esq.
hose made Al Knoxville, By ). r. RoDGERS, Esq
ad those at Nashville, will Be prepared by the
.ttiior himself Reports OF cases decided IN the
Federal CourjS al Nashville, will be furnished
~ Joan III. LEA, E-q District Attorney
TIE Editor and Publishers take his occasion
tetarn their thanks Ia those gentlemen OF the
profession and Others, who have conse forward
- promptly Ia Tie tender oftLeir patronage ana
co-operajinn.
4 Il communications viii be addressed 10 the
Editor Post Masters are respectfully requested
Ia sct Is agents, and 10 send remiitanee> and the
names Of - b>crihers under their franks.
TERMS This Journal will be issued on
+ he Isl Of each month, with colored envelope,
ard each No. VIII contain u pages, - % in ad-
vance If payment is delayed months S93 90,
will b. charged.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10
Ht HftIIhg thPn ndJ dJNuFnf q.
JOHN d MARTIN. Chm.
A b LANE. Sec'u

The DEPAT AND ,cKYARD I'VE
have private intelligence from Washington
under date OF the 24rh whica givss the ms
fl1uerinQ hopes in regard 70 Nr AsH.'>
success il getting a law fo the establish
rnent of "A Naval Depo, an1 Daekvard nj
Memphis A report from the Naval Com
miute mi Z favor was 10 have bsrn presented
10 the House on rhe 25.h Orr cnrrrsnon-
dent says il is the best report for he West
which has been made in Congress fnr many
dav
Our correspondent writes us that The
chief diffic ulties rhs friends of the measure
have to contend with. are he low stat oi
the Treasury and ,he suicidal ffarts of the
members in he Nrchez interest 10 pro-
cure postpone,nen, Of ths Whole mater
but exprs SIS confilent heli.f that hese
difficulIies however embarrassing for he
time. will hr finally overcome Both Nr
AsHE and the renres. nt1,ve from he neigh
horing district. Hon NILToS BRovN. are
doing their duty manfulIy. Mem Eng
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10
CARRIAGES. CARRIAGESm
Coach ManufacloIy s Carriage Reposilor

7'7'1Nl1 'll~'e' o |uI ltc FOslIOf1
" NJ s. BRUCE respectfully informs the
w public, that he has permanently located in
Memphis, on Main Street, between Madi-
son and Monroe, where be is prepared TO carrv
on the above business in all its branches. He \
also prepa red 10 receive all kinds of CarrisseS
on commission and has now on hand an asset
ment from The well known est 'olIShmeut of !. &
B. Bruce Cincinnati, among which is 1 SDler-
did New York coach fine Roc kaway baroprb.
Park wagon, and Buggys, vita or Without tons
all o. whiehI will sell cheaper than ever ~.
fore offered in this market or the east All wo l.
workmen at all branches Of The business. and an
prepared to build work in the best style
REPAIRING done al the shortest notice
Dee 22d, tat3-4n,
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10

GRAVES CvaIHG RAcK.-The M 2ther
Of FreaSnrer 6,av's having pet toued tne
Legislature of MISSISSIPPI To guaranty tht
personal Sife'y of her son IN his returni1 2
70 Ni>Sissi 'pi To settle win the State aud
xp use the real cnIpris concern in the
efnb' zzlement Of the public funds. ON The
30:h ulino, Mr. @ ant moved that the pc
i,ion of Ms G.avts br r. frrred 10 the Gov
rrnor, all that he be rtqurstrd TO info IN
VI 5 Graves that her s3n, the latr Tg.as
urrr Of this State. may rttutn 20 this STAT
in safety. aud that ne would be protected by
her laws and receive "A far AMI impa,tia !
trial upon all charges preferred egtins. him;
which motion was adopted Hen Eng
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10
CHARLES o,BRVAN,

VIZ ILL be in Holly Springs during the nIsI
w week Of every month, when he "ouii .
pleased 10 serve all who may choose - give Alii'
their patronage. lie is prepared 70 set any nun
her OF teeth, from 10 foil set, and 80 ll h0
gold palaleS and warrant them 10 remedy a s.
!ective pronunciation without any pain As Us
location in North Mississippi i permanent, IL
vail Of course attend TO his old practice Tree OF
charge All operations warranted, and char gsS
low as the use uf good material viii allow lie
.annoi operate for the prices usually charge o.
Transient Dentists, who often use tin or sad Tor
hling the teeth, and sci teeth of ivory or com
mon bone in the worst possible manner.
HRefer 10 the PhvSicisns OF Holly Springs
ernardo, Oxford, Ripley aid salem
Anril I Iat2-34-I2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10

E-As small error occurred in the
,ubj iucd resolutions which We publish,
a,t week, we have concluded to rrpubIish
them as corrected.
Ga motion Of lVilIilm Arthur, Esq.
Resoir,d, That so isr as the IL ctor fo,
,hr No the District is concerned. If the
said Convention should deem it best 10 make
d recommendation. as >uegested in the 2 i
Resolution, this meeting Will be- aIfird
with either G. n. A b Bradford, Col p w
Lucas, Gen +. c. Polk, Gorge A Wilson,
Esq. Col William r Harley Hon F. w.
Huling. Hugh II. NIilrr Esq.
5 Resolrsd, That so far as an expression
Of opinion, as to their preference for the indi-
viiual who is to be The candidate o. the
Wing party in the approaching Presiden
tiaI election, may be proper or necessary on
the pat OF this meeting. We reitrrate our IN
qlalif-d ,pprobation o. HENRY CLAY,
as our first, 'a>r. ard only choice.
6 Resoired. That for the purpose Of fII.
organizing tbs Clay Club recently form
ed in this place. we hold a meeting in thr
Count House on the % of f, brua7y mex,
and that J. w. CLAPP. Esq be requested Ia
deliver an add ess upon that occasion.
Z Reso red, On motion of Dr. Pitman
that :he proceedings of this meeting be noti-
fed to our delegat,s in sid Convention bv
in ihe Holly Springs Gazette, and that The
notice Of the metring on the 22l b. publish.
ed until that ume
The meeting then adjourned
JOHN d MARTIN. Chm.
A B LANE. Sec'u
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10
HARDWARE & IRON STORE
MPt1IS. TEN E S S E E.

w E havs. commenced IN exclusive II 4RD-
w WARE and IRON b1SineSS. and have
erected buiiding ad apted 10 the purpose. Ju>
below the Rail Road, on Front Row. Intending
10 devote our attention pniirely 10 this branch OF
b l~ine>s we shall be enabled % keep a much
b. ~ assortment cf TOOLS, aud BUILDING
MA rERIAt { than has heretofore en- KEEP y
Memphis PLA ! fE2S. NIECE ANICS, ane
Others IA want of Goods ofth above desc ipiioa.
av calling on n will fad large and vartef
St3es, lpclud,ns Locks, La'cheS 3 Bp'fs, Hinge,
screw, Wees AnviIS. Smiths Bellows, An-
gers Ghi>ei~ Plane, ShuvelS, Spades, Cham :,
A seS III icheiS. Bsold AXIS. Hammers. Saw
File> Kaves Razor> SCISSORS. Nails. Bras
SPIKES, Pdtenr Balances, Stee-Yatd~. Sd II
nnS, Stoves Crates & all siz : of IRON SlEtL
aud CASfl NGS.
DOUGLASS, M'COMRS & CO
Sien ot the Bread j y
Memphis, Feb o 1913 -3t
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10

\ X wear (>ays the Phrladelphia Forum)
viii b. leap year-Tyler will jump frou,
the p,esi!rnnii chair and some body tlS'
viii jump into IT. Luck hrngs to him To
the last-ieap year viii give him the 29th
oil February, one ertra day for his reign.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10
GOV a O BROWNS sTAFF.

lanes r Young, AdJt-ranks as GcnI
N " Smyth, or Master = as Col.
s B Dougherty Assistant, as Najor.
r EIuard, as Major.
Ap-DE-CANFs-WIrH RANK OF Coz.
I5ah D Elliot, Residence, Natchez
UtgiL C. Glenn. Holly Springs,
Alex. McCarrolL Carroll county.
A Van B.5ber, Claiborne
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10

DIED. In this place, on Wednesd az night
he . u instant >irs --CUM MINIS, consoft OF
DR. CumminS of is place.
All that Medical skin, with the most unremit
ting attention OF kind friends and relatives could
do, TO delain her amongst US, done; bul
Christ had better things 70: her than life. A
He saw earth unsuitable for her infant child, 81
He would have her no longer exposed TO Il
dangers and suferings, and took her to Himself
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10
A " OS II. JON " S L o N !.
ATTORNEY Az LAW,

IA -NU-NU, HISS
| I AVtNG resumed practice, with an lnien
: uon 1f ,IevotinS his lime exclusively 10 the
duties OF hi> profession, offers his seryic es 10 th
public He ltuerS himself that his intimate
acqUaintauce with the business of the several
pt bile offices in Raymond, will be Of utility IA
/ ne Investigation of titleS, &c.
g-.FOtfice upstairs in the court house.
Dec 10. Sl3.-c
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10
JOHN Sc. EkFsAFEE.
con MISSION AND FOR VAR
DING MERCHANT

No 5, Commercial (ErOHtl Rolg, south Of the
Xtau Road,
MEMPHIS, Tenn.
VIZ Ill make liberal advances Oh Cotton con-
w signed 10 his friends, Munsell White
- New Orleans or will Receive and Store OF
ii>ro-e of Cotton as he is Instructed by those
gho may favor him with their confidence.
has constantly on and for sale Ken,ucky Bag
sing Bale Rope, i wine, Sugar, MoiasseS, Col
lee, Tea, Salt, &c. &c.
*tsThe Holly Springs Gazette and Panola
Weekly Register, will copy the above 6m anu
forward account me for payment.
]. II. Kraft.
= ommeraiuc Reporter ]
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10

m ApprsD!ic wanted st this offic.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10
DIR. SIMMONS

VEGETABLE LIVER MEDicINE.
Which Is so well known as certain rene
ly for all kinds OF Liver complaint, and all
diseases and indispostions that originate
from diseased state, or inactivity of the
Liver Such rs Accute inflammation OF the
Liver. Dyspepsia. sick Head-Ache sourness
OF the stomach. loss ofappette. lowness OF
spirits, Chronic, Costiveness. &c. &c.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10
DIR. SIMMONS
SOUTHRON TONIC.

For weakness or general debility from any
cause. and all kinds of Female Diseases
~ directions for useiDg those Medi-
ciuts, accompany each portion sold.
For sale by DIR. Sawyer, first door North
OF the Union Inn.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10

E-As a small error occurred in the
,ubi iucd solutions. which We publish,
last week, we have concluded to rrpubish
b.ur as corrected