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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06
SssEssaEG'-S NAt.E.

* ! virtue OF = venirmni eNponas Il, me directed from The Clerks
= - Office OF The Marion cirCuf cont. ! Will expose To public sale, NJ
the cont hpuS~ ioar, IN thr town of indianapolis. ~ the 2d day OF
June, ISL, tetwcen The hours pr,scri ed 10y law, the rents and pro
ht> ff seven years Of the following described real estate, situated IN
Marion couny, to Wit:
ct the south west quarter of the north east quarter of section No.
II, tow n~hip No. I, ttper 3
And on failure 10 realize the fl amount demanded hy SAID writ
! VIII Il the ~1nr Tine aud lace expns. the Zee simple of laid real
estate, executed as the properly ct n - J.. IIenuun, at The suit %
Jesse y huhrad.
Hill III "a II ~ II IAiNurAn S..rE IL 4
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.aaEgs.gE,t. NIL.

Eef vfine NJ an execution T. NE directed from the Clerks
y y 9TH . - The Marion ctrcntt court. I viii exp-e in public sale, At
the court huu-r irr. tn the twyn Of indianapolis, on the 22d dy Of
lunsi 1911, between Tie hours prescribed ~ INV, the rents and pro-
IT. fpf seven years 81 The follow ing described real estate, situated IN
Marion couny. To Wit.
It number =, m square =, according 10 the original tow plat II the
town IT iniiuaqau<.
And on atnre Ia reahze" the fan amount demanded ty said evecu-
trn-i WI 81 the -tur time ard phec expose the fee simIie Of aid real
estate executed IL The pro- ery OF Augustus Turner, al the suit "a
Harrison.
fFMI 1914 ~ - - m Z AtNuEtn CL.G ~ n
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Tor one copy = number,
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"a ACOUsVIE OIL.


EyoR The cure of Deafnes~. Pains. and the 'fi~charre Il matter FROM
d the Ea~. Also. al those d>acfteahae noises like the hnzrhfof
insects. falling Il ~ alter. whzzne 81 STEAM. sc. &c. which are syn
fons IT approaching Deafness. and also generally attendant upon me
disease. Many per-ons who have been dsafior ten, fifteen and TWEEN
" years, aud wcfe obliged Ia u~e ear tmmTets, have. Alter using one
or tuO hoihes. throw u aside their fmmpets. being made PERFECTLY well
Read the follow IA fnmn the Philadelphia SPIRIT # rae Iimes-
DFATNTss trHED--Ne have heard n great many speak "f the VIZ
tues Of = ARrAs Acousftc on asa remedy tor Deafness. and " are
sure that u : unsupported b. any Thing known ff the purpose One 81
two stances Of IT. curative effects have been pointed cut - us that ac
RAM astonishing.
AsroNisHINe Guar % DrAfNrss.-The JoHsriHg certificate Aas been
rco0rcd bH .Nr. Nipple our aFeHf u Nrr5arrfprf. Mass.
This = To ceruuy thai nv WIFE, having been afflicted with The loss
the use al SeaIpas oi Tor Deafness. Il wa- wnh nush reluctance
hat she made trial off,. hut being encniraesl D., tile e saupir oi 9th
es whose names were produced IN favor ~ fnay her consent was
oh AIMED aud am happy IL sat that her heafns - now more than
ordinarily acute. Iwlsh that those suffering uudrt the same maiady
might go aud de- likewise" 1HoMAs T.. rsrssns-
NeWluspar. Apul6. lefa.
For the irnehi of IrIsuns N a distance. would add hat Mr. rres
Sc l. a me - liant. o Pheasant sfcet. and MI lee happy d" give n ad-
dfiunal particulars 10 tlH~e who may whh Ia eHqurr efLiu.
tH.sLt. Nrfrur.
None genuine unless with the words "sCARPAs oil FOR
DEAFNESS" blow n each bottle, aud ~ hh the wtiuen signature Of
a. Bell on The " TaTTer-
Prepared hy H. Ern. aud sold wholesale aud retail by n. u. GUM
PERT, No. Ia N,rfi Second street. Ihdadc iphia
The subscribers are SOLE .7GF-NTS IN Indiana for the sale Of
SDPas iooasho OIL. The bottles are small and can be safc, trans
mnIrd To any part of The Stale. Price. - per l,uir.
~ TOMtiNSpN BROTHERS. SgH I he GoAdeH Mortar.
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Rs.iCK...GETtfrNe

GD k.SNITH still continG p al the old stand cornerof Market
NE . aud Deiawa streets, 10 carry on the above business. Crate
ful for pastiavorS, lie solicits a continuance of patro He from all pat ing
customers. Every eHoIf made 10 please; work done weliandp promptly
pItceslow; trade of all kinds taken ~ payment atiaiI rrtces- paflcu
larry iron. coal, store goods. groceries. couuir, Jeans linses linen.
wool, lax. feathers, sugar, tali"w, beeswaN, sc 4 lot of Superior
garden rkts on hand M present.
1t Is parIcularl, desirable that all old accounts should be closed,
either by cash, old scrip, or note. a. my necessities cumpeime Ia make
ftequr ut sacrifices To- meet my liabilities.
I,do,o,o5s All \ l.i3 lily r. X. SMITH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06
SgEEssgs,E'S SAl..

? ! virtue ct a sendii"ni eNpona~ Ia ne dreoied from the Clerks
\ = uHIcr ~ The Marion circuit court, viii expose tp public sale, al
the court house door, m tie town of indianapolis, ON the I'D day Of
lnnr. I'll u, between the houps prescribed " law, the rents and pro
fit 81 SevcnN years 81 the following described real estate, situated ia
Marion coInfy. 10 WI.
The east halt of the north east quarter Of section p, IA township
Il moth of range = eat.
And CA ttiiIrc Ia realize the full amount demanded hv said writ.
l " 81 Al the sumo time aud place eNpr~c the Zee simple ii said real
estate, executed as the property OF Jacob Sheuke, AT the suit Of
John Conway.
W. %. ~. o. I.5L b. LAINIIIAn. Shcna u c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

7Df viftre II m cvcui,n to me directed from the Clerks f
a. hrepfihe d1fan circuit cout. lwilleNpose to public salsai the
count house door. in the tow u 81 indianapolis. on the .1d day of
June, i7ii. pefwcen the hours prr-crihed nv law the rents and profits
for seven ears" The follow ms desc rbed reaestate, situate IN Mar
.un cuIny 10 wi;
Tue wet hlf Il The south west quarter Ct section No 4 in town
rhtp % riu.r : EAST.
And nn allure e. realize the flliamount demanded by said execution,
Will At tie sue tine and place expose the fee sinile Of SAID
real estate Is The property Of Jacob Turner, at the suit of Moses
Iuhuson.
My 4. lsiL 4s p,75) h. LtwUEAp. S,riF " c.
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.OLU Nj B L 5 HOTE
GOlu,n lu. gnsipcr
ORANL,N NOIEY. INDIANAPOLIS.

gAMES 4. DRAKE, assisted by II. Brown n CONTINUES To f-rp The
- above named Hotel. iunng the past summer, he has huiii IN al
iiiton to his former establishment W hich enables hun 10 present io the
public n number of Leat aud commodiuis Toous. Ills stable and eur
house are caculnted Ia accommodate a large number Of Horses
aud Carriages. Ills bills shall he reasonable, and he will be happy To
all who will favor him with their custom.
Aa...L-.l LIZ nL
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HdTiHii"NT- tVtTNOt = I"f'-
NDIANAROLlS GLOTlAlNG NFORE

SDENJANIN ORR stli continues NJ l~ old stand opHnsite Wash.
I'd incton Hall. and one door east OF brakes Hotel where he keeps
constantly ~ hand n large assortment of ready made Gliding linen.
&c. which he viii sell at very low prices. Persons wishing Ia re
pienslI their wardrobe viii do weilto cll Al his store before pufchas
inc b I2w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

And al. other work IN pngsruon. The suhserlefiswe We'll aw are that
Sloes and Boots al Ice purchased Al some stores AT the same - less
nuces hut a. he uses none of The ordinary Wr refuse stock those 90 irs
Manufacture " III prove cheapest IN the end. C0unty rfoduce VIII
be- taken in exchange ~ fur prices. call at his old II nd, opposite
Irpxxu a Ill n kNOllsI-
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a Unieuakers and Cofhn makers, infam the pahlc that they
have turned their attention to the above business. with a view
HXA "a release the frirnds If deceased persons from THE touhle Of
attending the draih of a trend, ,nd they are prepared Ia un-
deiake the whole business Of funerals. They can furnish
49, either a one or two horse hear~e-a~o carriages n required.
They keep on hand collins Of all sizes. Attendance AT all
QH hours. Their arrangements enables them 10 do their business
~ lower than heretofore. Al orders from the country promptly
attended 10.
Indiopapolis January ih. 1sif. S9u
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Prospectus for tlsc
INDIANA STA tTSZEITUSG.

Cincinnati, den I6. Maerz, 1871.
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n Lis New Orleans SUGAR. first qualify 1000 90. 10
= vs1s SECOND quatry l1 % do clarified sugar, 300 d.
Loaf Sugar; 55odo Havana sugar 11 do. TOYS SUGAR l.' a.
Candies a--nrfed ~ saIafS y. -. Moia-seS. 20 gals =. II O..
Just r-oeiv-d aud for sac ~ the subscribed \ be elected the aru
cls hmsetf he took great care 81 getting TIE very lc~t quality h
Will sell very low therefore. call aud examine NE article.
~ 4 MAYER nj ~ M. rnlmrf finnsc
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hssERia,1,,a AALE.

vnine Of n Nenituoni eNpon's Ia me directed from the Clerk
= "hi = "i the Marion Cncst cont, | viii expose Ia public sale. at
the cFHi house dpr, in the town uf indianapolis, on the Did day OF
June, I-l5. hriN een the ht"ir~ PIE rihcd hy law, the r nt>a aud pro
Marion county, ttw4t:
The north wesi quarter Of the north west quarter Of section H.
tow n-np IL, range :.
Aud go failure q reanze The fun srnuint demanded by said writ
! villa The same time and place eAprc the Zee simple at SAID real
estate, ~ tv property Il GeOfge Iibhlus, al the suit of State Of Ia
diana.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

Eastern .irgus. JAR Il.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

FOIs LADIES WEAR.
Sugar AND NOLtssEs.

EyINE Kid SINNERS and Walking shoes Of a superior qualify
~ manufactured nv \. kNODLE. A. the lowest cash pI
Ladies are inviei 10 call aud eNasnine las assortment hrfore pure
ing the Imported articles 1I'm
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09
BANKRUPT SALE.

As assignee in Bankruptcy of James R
Burrus, will, on the 10th day of April
1914, sell at the Court House door. in the
town of Holly Springs. IN Marshall county
all the interest of said Burrus IN the follow
ing described lands. situated in said county
the E, | 2 of 35. the S w A of So, the
n w IA of S Is. and n E IA Of S 20, all
in I of Range | west.
ALSO-the fol owing described lands sit
uated in Tippah county-the n w IA OF S
8 of t 5. the N w IA of S 8 of L a, and
S w Ia of 80 of T 8, and all in Range
5 East-Also, S w IA of 15 OF t r 5
East, the w l-2 offs of T 4 r East
r. Fl. CAGE. Assignee.
March 2, lS44-2S
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09
LOVE UNCHANGNG.

And is il Just or kind, my mother,
To break my heart to sooth your own
And would you give 10 me another
Than him / love and love alone!
Shall be false 10 every feeling,
And with poor smiles my thotS concealin;
Bestow this welded heart anew!
Inever loved but once no never
And when heart like mine is given,
Il fOndly loves and loves forever,
Unchanging as the truth of Heaven.
Before the sacred marriage altar,
With him alone, hand linked in hand,
Sustained by trust that canr OF talter,
Dear mother, will your daughter stand.
Then deem not that such love will perish,
BY any change of time, or chance,
For | can never cease TO cherish,
The thoughts you vainly call romance
Undimmed will glow my true devotion,
Now rendered to his dearest name;
Unfaded bloom each sweet emotion,
Thro life, thro' life, the same, the same,
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09

SOMETHING NEW AMONG BACHELORS
The unmarried gentlemen of Northumber-
land have resolved to form themselves into
an association. to be denominated the "Shirl
and Pie Club" the principle object of which
is To insure suitable wives To effect this.
each member is bound. under the penatrv
of ESQ not to marry any lady who cannot.
bv two credible witnesses. be proved to be
able to cut out and sew shirt. make pie
and darn pair Of stockings ;and must with
in six months after his marriage. under
similar penaltry. be able to establish tha,
his lady has made at least dozen shirts.apd
baked a dozen pies. and darned pair of
stockings. The idea. II is said. has been
borrowed from club in the South. where
the scheme has been eninenilv successful.
as the Young ladies. seeing what in modern
parlaner are usually denominated accom-
plishments were at discount turned their
attention to what was really ofuse.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09
STRAY SALES

WILL sell at he cour 80
1fsro tio5y springs, on the iorr,I' 7 ,hs,,.,
Mon M1arcn the following p!ooer1r. in Aioz5s-
marshall county, viz -! as ,.fsr.'
Ohe cheSnut Sorrel marc IA.
r-o 'toi san ilVing near Lamar. wTb 1a o. It.
,t SPo' on me PACK and in The for-l : ,s1la.. ~
Appraised to s31 20 55sn' eye out Ii y.s.s ,.as
Also one yoke of oxen t,i-..
Bryant, living IN Tallslo.11IN up a7 t..
0flndle plded, marked win r- ole av1as--'
| leit ear and crop and half cro. o.'oo'h cr17 ts,
years OLD. The other red P-;L5,the u the ri.
$40, 90 '' . years Old. Aa55sls.,, 8,
Also 1is.? one bay flly, taken up BY 1,.-..
riS llVing miles East Of HoiIr s5-eSE y4laeSE u.
olu laSt spring, some white hairs 4, s.sA rs,-
ane tai scar behind her righl sb1rl55I I5I i1's2s
orGer' and weak eyed, If - bsrs- .'1eis .1- -
praised to 1000. -aNos ligo s-
~ Also one dark brown horse tass,
5Ialt miles northeast Of M e y
hinI ieel w1l'e, branded on the Ion 49, ts--.
Appraised to 1900. wa ID ha2ls ?.
Also two hogs taken IN bv Iobnp,
ing miles south Of Chnahoma d-.ls5 oslas' .-.
white barrow with no ears. ana ! tetes a..
white barrow with small ears 5;-sLs.s s.s.k s-
dogs; supposed to be , I-2 yeals ol5.s al y p.
TO 81 90. o'~' Alqzlt
r., Also one COW and calf taken up h. a..
thompson ] ] miles west of HoUr = 152'a
the tiernendU road, the COW Is ab6rt
small mouse Coulored with an ur5sr glzsa9 ,-
ed 10 $500. ''" Asfgs.
Also head of Hogs taken M bv 70,
do PIN living 3 l-2mileS west of H5nr = az.
alon o,dck ian ana e,I while spotted, red spotsd
right ear ard swallow fork in The i,s ~ 2.
TO be years old Appraised 10 s Al SUPPOSE
Also3 head of cattle taken up ~ W5.,..- -
WInbourne living 4 miles npnb of - ~.
black yearling helfer, marked with 80 I'.l-- ..
the LETT and swallow-fork in tbe 80 ~ %
white and dun spotted heifer. , ves-Ssss 8.
low-fork in The right ear and cr5B IN =. f.. 81
red steer, same age, marked the sam. ss.s. -
All appraised 10 70 dollarS. '-' -'.
JAMES Il SWAY
Razs-
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09
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Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09

Never be afraid of blushlng.
Accept no present of value from men.
Avoid lightuess of carriage.
Be modest and moderate in dress
Be not often seen in public.
Affect no langu shing.
Don't talk loud.
Never deal in scandal
Receive a salute modesty.
Be affable with the men, but not famll-
lar
Svmpathize with the unfortunate.
Benot always talking and laughing.
Be discreet
Suppose not all men to be in love with
you that shows you civilitles
Judge not of the hearts of men by their
outward show
Let not love begin on your part.
Never refuse good offer when made.
Speak not your minds on all occasions.
Seem not TO hear improper conversation.
Countenance no liars, gamblers, or drum
kards.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09
NATIONAL INFLUENCE OF THE
PHI Z.

What spectacle can imagination paint,
more sublime, than that OF a great nation.
destined to increase by untold millions, all
instructed from childhood in the Ianguag ge
and spirit of the Bible al taught to rever
ence and obey It's Divine Author, and love
theI. neighbor as themselves And can
he be a good citizen, who would IN any
way hinder such a result-who would not
inclulcate upon the young and rising mil
lions the sacred volume2 Infinite wisdom
has ordained, Thou shalt teach them dill
gently unto thy children, and shall talk OF
them when thou sittest in thine house, and
when thou walkest by the way" Search
tha Scriptures, for in them We think ye have
eternal life" And can he oe good sub.
Ject Of human government. who would des-
pise this injunction of the King of Kings
Infinite intelligence has testified, The stat.
utes fthe Lord are right, rejoicing the
heart; the commandment Of the Lord is
pure, enligh:ening the eyes the judgments
of the Lord are true, and righteous altogeth-
er; more 10 be desired are they than gold
yea, than much fine goId.' These senti.
ments are corroborated by the experience
and testimony of enlightened millions in
both worlds. Who, then. that loves his
country, his children, or his great benefac-
tor. would not. in every step of education,
lnculcate those everlasting truths which
TINS imParr light freedom, purity. and joy
which make good citizens. both here and
hereafter and which, in the sight of Hea-
ven, are more precious to man than noun
tairs of gold
Ought not all the children and youth OF a
nation acknowledging the divine authority
OF the Bible. to be trained under such influ-
ences? What change would soon ap-
pear on the face Of society2 What glad
dening multtudes of noble and generous
minds would be raised up to adorn every
profession and every department of life
The God of nations would then be our de-
fence. He would restore our Judges as at
the first, and our counseIlors as at the be.
ginning" And our glorious Republic,
founded upon a ROCK. and exle ndng and
rising above the mountains and peopling
the father west with happy millions, and
sustaining every where the hallowed TEN
Piles and ennobling Institutions of science
and re igion. would look forth, in moral
grandeur and beauty, the admiration and
Joy of the whole earth.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09

A HINT To GIRLS have always
considered IL an unerring sign of innate vul-
garIty, when we hear ladies take particular
pains to impress upon US the idea of their
ignorance ofal domestic matters, save sew
ing lace or weaving net to encase their
delicate hands. Ladies By some kind of no.
Gus pocus. have got into their heads that the
best way to catch husband is 10 show how
profoundly capable they are of doing nothing
ior hls comfort. Frightening Eiano into
MS. or laundering the Kings French, may
be good bait for certain kinds OF fish but
they must be of that kind usually found in
very shatioao acater. The surest way to Sc
cure good husband is to cultivate those ac-
com2llshments which make good ~ife.
IEzchange Paper.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09
NOTICE.

THE undersigned having on the 23d,day
of October l843. obtained from the Probate
Court Of Marshall County, Mississippi. Let
ters of administration upon all and singular,
the goods. chattels and estates of William
Patrick. decd All persons having claims
against the estate of said decd. are therefore,
hereby requested to exhibit the same within
he time limited by law. or the same will be
AIRED Those indebted to said estate are
equested to make immediate payment
b. @. LAWRENCE, Admir-.
Dec. %, 1943-h
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09
The Stale Of Mississippi } Circuit Court
Marshall County. September term
I643.
VIM a. Boren
as \nI vacation.
Jacob Cox and others. \

pom opening the matters of this bill it ap
~ pearIng 10 the satisfaction OF the court, that
the defendant Jacob Cox is not an inhabitant of
this State, but resides beyond the limits thereof,
so that the ordinary process OF this court cannot
be served on him. Ii is therefore ordered that
unless said defendant appears before the Judge
of said court, at the court house in the town OF
Holly Springs, on the first Monday in Maze h
next, and plead, answer or demur, TO said bill,
the several allegations thereof will be AIKEN fol
confessed and such order and decree made there
in as said Judge may deem equitable and just
And il is further ordered that a copy of this or
der be published in the Holly Springs dazette
newspaper published in Holly Springs, once
week for two months succesSively.
Test A. T. CARU THEIRS, Clerk
Dec, % 1S43.-9t
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09

"A
TrNE-'Star SPaHgIed Banner
"a blast from the Bugle"-say heard ye the
sound,
As it rolled from the West. over mountain
and valley,
Twas a signal for Patriots, the country
around,
To make for the contest glorious rally
Regard then its call, ye wings one and
all,
Prepare for the conAict-to conquer or
fall
a blastfrom the Bugle." OH list to its strain,
As il echoes in thunders, from Georgia 10
Maine.
Like th. trump ola chief-blown together
his clan,
Twill arouse every freeman, though hea-
w his slumbcrs,
And nrae him 10 doeds, well bcf.tiuS the
man,
Who deserves to be rank'd in our army
of numbers;
For we waEl but the true, who will
dare TO do
Whatever to honour and right shall be
due;
When "a blast from the Bugle" shall stir
up our train
In lowland and highland, from Georgia to
Maine.
No craven we wish to respond to Its call;
And OH may It's loud notes no traitors
awaken;
But deep be bis sleep, as the depths of his fall
Let him breathe on, neglected, degraded,
forsaken;
Let his name fade away, from the light
of the day,
And the honors which once encircled
his way:
While blast from the Bugle-ne'er issued
in vain
Shall inspire each freeman from Georgia TO
Maine.
List "a blast from the Bugle"-harkl bark
how 1t peals.
To the rescue, ye gallants hII-faII in
for Harry
The pride Of the West-him whose candoT
reveals
All, all that he is-then | pray you don't
But come to his aid, who has never be-
,rayed
A friend, or proved false 10 promise
he made
List "a blast from the Bugle"-it rolls Ger
the plain
And startles az echo from Georgia to Maine. |
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-09

IN pursuance OF Deed of Trust executed 10
me by Asa E. Stratton. on the 10th day of July,
1910, TO secure the payment of certain sums
therein mentioned, | will proceed SO sell to the
highest bidder for cash, on the premises.
On the 23rd day of july neat
Sections fifteen, (I5) Sec. twenty-one, (2Dand
Section twenty-five, (22) in Township six of
Range seven West of the Basis MERIDIAN, Chick
aSaW ceSsion
The above Deed has been duly recorded in
the counties OF Desoto and Pamela.
A. NJ. CLAYTON, TTRStee.
January Is, 1644.-6m.