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The New York herald., 1844-11-24
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FrIuGte Joint SIX Pripate Bank or P,ipa,e
benks. Banks. Joint SIX IrsIand N SIX BE Total

Benks Banks. Joint SIX Tsisnd u SIX Bs Total.
Banks
1'eale2 g. sic fass sss Es,s1 $50 f2s.ss fs7 4
The total circulation ofthese banks added to the eank
OF England makes the aggregate circulation the king
dom ,ls4, an amount greater than ever before
known in the history Of banking in that country
Quotations for American stocks in London remain
without the least alteration.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank OF Frederick (dd)
has declared semi annual dividend o. n per cent? per
cent to the stockholders, and pay the State tax OIL
the stock
The following table exhibits the amount of exports
from the port Of Baltimore foreign ports for the quar-
ter ending Sept. 3Oth for three years =
The New York herald., 1844-11-24

MORE DAMAGES For Rrors.-The iurv in the case
LOT Laverty, against the county of Philadelphia,
treo In the supr me Court rendered verdict in favor
the plantn on Friday for 81 2s6 SO damsges LaveryS
above Csdwssder which destroyed by the mob on
Tuesday, the 7th Of May last Phsiadeiphio Ledger
The New York herald., 1844-11-24

shall esteem flavor i Csptsias Of Vessels wiz give
me shipping left at the whence they sailed the vessels
spoken on their passage s Of their cargo and any foreign
nssh,isy on hsr mrys Agents and Corspondsnts home
ne Marine lntelligence they obtain Nautical iuforns
ion OF any kind will be thankfully rsceived.
The New York herald., 1844-11-24

OOnstlIutlOna1 Dcbll1ty Curod.-Vho Tonic
MIXTURE prepared by the College d Medicine Pharmacy Of
he city OF New York confidently recommended for
O. oeDty produced by secret indulgence kind
unless depending mal-formafion)
Single bottles 81 sach Of rf dozen &5 carefully
packed and sent TO all parts of the Union.
Oice Of the College Of Medicine Pharmacy IS Nassau
..Iees .-nou. 10y .lSaeR,i q eRiGH I'D HARDsoN. NJ b.. Agent
The New York herald., 1844-11-24

|3Omo RIvER.--At Wheeling, on Tuesday. .gthe
Ohio River had nine feet water in the channel Al
Pit sbugh, Wednesday, there feet Of water
In the chanHel
The New York herald., 1844-11-24

Foreign lmp0rtations.
NEuyrAs-Brg Ava2O0 sticks mahogany Is do cedar 4,
,ngo copper 20 ions ustic Holt Owen23 ssgars
Domestic Importations.
sAvArNAH-Ship Newsk-i00 chs rice \ offord TiIestsn 4
co.'s bales cotton Cahoou- Rsmy do Colt co
,-H6 II Craves--lo bns flour Durham Dimon-I brl
bbther Hampton48 do bogart Kneelapd-7o 10 order
The New York herald., 1844-11-24

|. The CaMANoHEs is reported, says the Chero-
kee Advocate OF the I'd inst that the Camanche Indians
have recently killed evsral families of whites and Choc
taws residing near the n "a River After the arrival
this Intelligence company Of United States Dragons
lett Fort Gibson on Monday morning last for Fort Wash
|ita and sncther compsny the morning following No
particulars have reached u.s.
The New York herald., 1844-11-24
NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL.

NEW fOIth RlDlNG SCHOOL.
Nos. ID and 81 Watt st. near Canal.
HE Proprietor Of this popular begs to render
hs grateful acknowledgement Of the distinguished patron.
which he has received from the public
EyErfNG ScHooL FOR Equesan Tuition Exercise Rdiug
WIZ open for the MONDAY merit the 2oth
Hours from to 10 M The Evenings Of Monday and Thur
day are .st apart for gentemsn and G ladies Of the fass
most experienced aud successful IN this country.
nI9 lmdhs JAMES CODDiN0TUN, Proprissor
The New York herald., 1844-11-24
COURSE OF FRENCH LANGUAGE ON THE
ROBERTSONIAN SYSTEM.

NEW Course will be opened Wednesday, nth Nov. BY
a MIR EDMUND DO BUIssoN. A. NJ, At o'clock, r.
NJ, 80 Leonard st.
the first lesson .
,,her courses, srcept the ladies' one
course die. will opened Monday a3thdays of
ion will be Monday, Wednesday aud Friday IRON ik 10
t2t o'clock
For information apply Mr Edmund du Buisson zoo Broad
,sy, from O'Clock TO 10 A. NJ and from o'clock r NJ
{. M. DcIafcrest, french Con- DR.. Porser Barclay
sul Gxneral. DR. Crossnan, teo Broadway
" b. Draper, 81 Beaver st w H. Cary AGO I8 PsayI o.
tabequ,ttss.s 81 Maiden lane z. q. Garter Co, in Do
Z. Logan, Esq, New st. Berard X Mondon, - Cour-
!. Rowlcy, Esl.. ~ Nassau ~. land st.
Dr. Johu fvwvf Barclay 81, Nelly, SO Mnd-u Las-,
MS 2wsuc
The New York herald., 1844-11-24

THESE accounts are very uniform, showing bat little
Improvement in tho foreign trade Of Baltimore The an
nexed table shows the which the exports were
carried distinguishing the value carried in foreign and
American bottoms. The Hanse Towns do the principal
portion Of their own carrying trade with all other coun
tries American bottoms got the largest share
The New York herald., 1844-11-24
DISTRIBUTION or DoNEsrIc PRopusH.


Two-thrds of the total amount exported went abroad
in American hottoms
The New York herald., 1844-11-24

Hamburg Jessore Putnam, NOrleans; Wabash Vile Paris
spd Louisa Do; bxs Raars Maranham Tsk:n Belize Hon
CCh,rs.tqpn; Baldwin Baltimos; l.sac Mead Savannah
the lower bay. ship Hendrix Hudson London. Wind SW.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27
Estral-REarsglall CosumtY.

TAKEN up by James Glover living
near Tallaloosa, one bay mare Q years old,
right eye out, ii hands high. Appraised
to $50 so cents.
TAKEN up by John NJ. Thomas living
one mile east of Hudsonville, on the Salem
road, one dark brown indian horse pony,
branded on the left sholder with a stirup- Iron
and a hart left hind foot white, 49, hands
high, heavy name lying on the left side
bobed tail, seven years old. Appraised to
$4,000 JAMES Il. SWAN Ranger.
April Goth ls44.
TAKEN up 81 Fl. Tyson living fifteen N lie
west OF Holly Springs, dark bay mare mule, Z
or years old, some gear marks, Appraised e
$50.
ALSO sorreIl horse with large face, right
hind and lef tore feet white s or years Old,
I4-I2 hands high. Appraised to S 10.
TAKEN up by r. b. Alexander, one
mile southwest of Holly Springs, | bright
bay horse both hind feet and left fore foot
white, snip on the nose. black name and
tale, some saddle spots or the black, eight
years old Appraised to $40.
march 8, Al.
n AIKEN up by T Z. Turner living four miles
u north-west Of Holly Springs, on the the La
Grange road, one Blown mare, 5 years old, Is
hands high, no marks nor brands peTceiE1ble.
Appraised TO SO
By Maleomb Mcleod, living 6 miles south OF
ChalahOma, 0 hogs, marked with an upper hall
crop in the right ear and Swallowfork in the leit
3 pigs unmar ked. Alap2raised to $50.
March l6 1914. J. III. SWAN, Ranger.
Taken up By George Thompson, LIVING II ms
weSI OF Holly Springs on the HeFnando road,
sorrel horse, 3 years Old blaze face, right hind
foot white to the pastor joint, no other marks or
brands. Appraised to S25
Taken up by Joshua Abston, living FIVE miles
south of Holly Springs, yoke OF oxen: / mark
ed with crop and two splits in the left ear, sup
posed 70 be s years old, appraised to S. the 9TH
eT red and white, seven years DID, marked Swal-
low fork in he left and slit in the right, appras-
sd 10 S..
ALSO-a red and white pided COW, or
years Old marked with 4 crop and under-bit in
he right and two splits in the LEFT. Appraised To
s.. J. III. SWAN,
April ., 1874. Ranger.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27
Ogariayc,s Balm of Columbia

For the Hair, from Comstoek & Co.--lAs posi-
tive qua alities are as follows:
Ist !: For infants, keeping the head free from
scurf and causing a luxuFianl growth OF halr
2. For ladies after childbirth, restoring the
skin to its natural 9Th and frmness, ana
preventing the falling oul OF the hair,
3 For any person recovering from any aeoiI-
ily the same effect Is produced.
4: If used in infancy TIL coed growth Is star
ted may be preserved by attention TO the Iates'
period OF lite.
the roots impaTts health and vigoT TO the ciIuia-
tion and prevents the hair fTom changing col.
or or getiing gray.
6gh-It causes the hair to curl bea utituily
when done up in it over night
zEgNo lady's toilet should ever be made With
cut it.
1th-Cbildrea " ho have By any means con-
tracied vermin in the head, Immediately and
perfectly cured of them BY its Use. Ii IS nfallible.
z-4YI had been bald about five years-no more
hair on the top Of my headIhan on the back OF
nv hand, and head eoVeredwith a thick scarf
la this situation about the Josh of August last, /.
began using The Balm Of Columbia, from Com
stock & Co, since which time have used two
and q half bottles ofthe Balm, which has iully
restord my hair,aHd freed my head entirely ftOm
scarf. My head is noWtc0FeTed with fine fiow-
ing long hair, which any one may see BY 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. :. Talbot, sign Of the golden
mortar.
April Is. 1874.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27
SALE or NEGROES,

BY virtue of Deed of Trust executed
ON the 18th day of August l840, by John
n. Phifer & Ann, MS wife, for the purposes
therein mentioned, which is duly recorded
in the Office of The Probate Clerk of Mar
shall County, Mississippi; We will offer
for sale at public outry at the Court House
il the town of Holly Springs. on
Monday the 29th Jag of April, 1914,
the following negro slaves to wit Frank
Rose, Fanny. Sandy, Mumford and Mary
The tile 10 the above named Slaves is be-
lieyed to be perfect, but we will only convey
such title as is vested in us by the above na-
med Deed ofTrust. Terms sale-Cash.
NATHANIEL AN DERSON,
CHARLES LOFLAND,
Trustees.
march 27, I844-5t
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27

NJ & s BOND are now receiYIEg and open
= ing at their new store, opposite the steam
boat landing, iarge and we'll selected stock of
staple and fancy dry goods. consisting in part as
follows:-
Plain black Italian, lutestTing, black figured
and fancy silks, lace, lawns, balzarines, muslins,
assorted thread lace and edgings, iaeonet inSer-
tings and edgings, French worked and dimety
collars, black and fancy kid gloves; black and
fancy silk miitS, Irish linens, Russia Sheetne
cottonadeS Mexican mixtures nankeenS, domes-
tics hosiery, assorted. Black cloths, black and
fancy caSsimers, boots, shoes AM hats, assorted.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and fifth chains, steel
and iron wedding hoes, bellows, anvilS vices
pitt and cross cut saws, Scythe and grass blades
augerS, chiSels, shutter fasteners axes, hathetS,
hammers, &c; preserving kettles inlaid with
porcelain cheap and superb article.
Scssszx yEare.--PailS. piggins, tubs, paint
ed buckets, willow wagons, &c.
0ueensVVaro.--Wh " hite China setts, 30 or
64 pieces; dishes, bowls and plates, assorted.
GLASS Ware. e.--PreSSed and plain tum-
ieTs. wines, sugars and salt stands. &c.
SaeFEGFy.--L.adies men 5 and boys all price
martingaIeS, BRIDES saddle and travelling bags,
wagon and carriage whips sc. SC.
25 kegs best Duponts FFF powder; lead, shot
and all other goods usually sold ia This market.
100 ounces best quinine, which We will sell
low
Persons wishing 10 purchase goods low will
find il to their interest 10 call and examine their
stock, as they can and eciU sell on as good terms
as any house IN the city.
Memphis. April 20, I64f-35-4w
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27
FOR THE PILES.
K0LusToCE,s vEEsgzEFUGE.

THIS remedy for worms IS one Of the most ex
q traordinary ever used. II externally eradi-
Gates worms Of all sorts from children and ats
Thousands perish by worms without the real
cause being known. Some other reason is as
signed for their SICKNESS, until TOO late 10 cure
the real cause.
W hat immense responsibility then rests upon
the parent VINO does not know, and the doctor
who does not understand, the complaint which is
destroying those precious flowers Of life-chiI-
dren.
What should be done
i he an SWer Is plain. Give this vermifuge
which will be sure to do good, If they have no
worms; andif they have, it viii destroy and e
fadicate them with certainty and precision tru-
lY astonishing.
Ii cannot harm the smallest infant or the
strongest adult There is no mercury or mine
ra in it. Mercury IS the basis OF most worm.
remedies; and the remedy IS sometimes worse
than the disease. So never use lozenges, but re-
y upon this. Every person will be convinced
on one trial, that it IS The most perfect cure ever
invented
For sale in Holly Springs by r. P. Lew
is, at the brick Drug Store south of the
square, and by E. A Talbot. sign of the
golden mortar. [narch %. '44-IyI
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27
NOTICE.

THE undersigned at The. lTarch Term, 1S44
L OF the Probate Court Of 4Marshal county
receive and examine all claims of the several
Creditors OF The estate OF Fran kim c.. Vaughan
reported inselvent By his adminIstra-
tor VIII meet a. the Office eofthe Clerk or the
Probate Court ia Holly Springs, en- the third
Of June and August next, to receive
proof of claims against said estate
GORDENTlA WAITE co7ao,; ;ee;o,,sr.
WILLIAM CHISM O0"'"'t t'St"+'Sts =
March Both ISf1-c
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27
TPTST SAFE

IN pursuance ora Deed Of Trust executed 10
me by VIM. Gordon, on the 5th day Of EIay 1910,
To secure the payment Of certain sums therein
mentioned, 1 win proceed to sell 10 the highest
bidder for cash, at The Court hou.e dooI ia the
town Of Holly Springs,
On The 23rd dQy Of Jlsly nert
he East half of Sections -. Town z, Range
:, West Of The basis meridian ChickasaW ces-
on.
3The above Deed has been daily recorded in
the county Of Lafayette.
Jan Is, HIN.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27
TRUST SALE.

IN pursuance Of a Deed Of Trust executed to
me BY Asa L. 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.
Oatte 23rd daa 81 .J1tg nert,
Sections fifteen, (I5) See. twenty-one, (2I3and
Section twenly-twO, (22) in Township six of
Range seven West the Basis MeTedian, Chick
aSaW cessiOn.
The above Deed has been duly recorded in
the counties Of Desoto and Pamela.
A. M. CLAYTON, 1Tlsstes.
January I5. IGfI-6n
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27

TUST RECEIVED from the celebrated
a. mandatory of the MeSSrs. LIQUIDS of Phila-
delphia, superior assortment of Rosewood and
Mahogany Piano Fortes, Of the latest style and
improvements, which are now open and for sale
over the store of John B. Day, on the south side
OF the square. To persons in want of fine in
Strument. the above is a rare chance, as they will
be sold at Eastern prices The reputation of tbs
above house being SO well known, Mr. Loud does
not conceive it necessary to give any reference
for all Pianos sold will be warranted and kept in
order for two years. The manufacturers have
recently made a great reduction in their prices
which purchasers here will have all the adYan
tage OF.
G Old Pianos taken in exchange Piano
Fores tuned and repaired. Ali work done will
be warranted. Also Music Stools, Covers, Mu-
sic, &c. &c.
Holly Springs, March 9, 1914
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27


Eevers
This Invaluable Medicine is purely Vegetable.
THE unexampled success of this truly uari-
A. relied Tonic, in curing, in a few hours
where ALL other remedies have Jailed and that
too, in eases of six, nne twelve and eighteen
months standing warrants the assertion that il
taken according TO the directions It Is tRfaEgs5Is
long list of certificates ia proof Of its infalIi-
bility "a i9hE be added bUt those upon the wrap
per are deemed sufficient. Try il, and be con-
viaced that It is the most pleasant most certain,
and the very BEST remedy ever offered 10 the Pub
lie, for putting speedy termination to Chills or
Ague and Fever.
II is not in the least nauSeating, nor does il
operate upon the bowels bat its salutaly action
upon the whole system is so charming that eve
~ one is highly delighted at their speedy recove-
ry TO health. Such d remedy the afflicted have
long been ia want of one that cures speedily and
permanently, where the usual caution TO i'm
proper exposure is observed.
The fact that the recipe was obtained from
the RED NAN ofthe Forest Silences all doubt as to
its being purely Vegetable-NATURE's OWN RENE
DY--and may, therefore, be taken by every one
with the most perfect safety. Persons living in
Ague and Fever districts, should never be with
out a supply OF this tnUaEsz5te Tonic as ia it,
they will ALWAYS fnd a certain friend in time of
need. The great and rapidly growing popular-
liy OF this medicine, may cause others 10 try and
initiate Therefore, Be sure to ask for CkETE-
EMS INDIAN TONIC, put up by GEO
" HOUSE, Proprietor, whose name is writ
Ten upon the label and wrapper of each bottle
81 None genuine without his written signature
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27
CARRIAGES. CARREAGEsm

OOacn MahulactoFy q Carriage Repository.
" NJ. S. BRUCE respectfully informs the
w public, that he has permanently located in
Memphis on Main Street, between Madi-
son ana MONROE, where ne Is prepared TO carry
on the above business in ali lis branches. He Is
also prepared TO receive all kinds OF Carriages
on commission, and has now on hand an sassort-
ment from the well known establishment of L. &
u Bruce, Cincinnati, among which is 1 splen-
did New York coach fine Rockawav baroucb.
Park wagon, and Buggys, vita or without tons
all O. which will sell cheaper than ever be
fore offered in this market. The easf. All work
made or sold by me viii be warranted. | have
workmen at all branches Of the business. and am
prepared 10 build work in the best stvle.
REPAIRING done at the shortest notice.
Dee 22d, IS43-4m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27
ID aSYsgAg gU9 g2 01ao
And prices to suit the times.

DR. BENTLEY, from New -Yorls, res
~ pectlully informs the pabic hat be has per-
nlanenay located in Holly Springs, and has ta-
ken a room at the resi- dence OF Mrs. Bass,
where he is prepared to perform ali operation. in
his profession. During the past winter he has
secured, in New-York and Philadelphia, some
Improvements that are indispensable TO the ac-
curacy and durability Of Dental operations
He inserts the Premium ineorruptibleieeth from
a single tooth 10 complete sets, with or withou
artificial gums SO that they cannot be detected
frea the natural teeth. Teeth filed with the
finest Gold or Silver foil. Decayed teeth or.rootS
extracted with his improved Forceps with but
little pain. Tooth-aehe cured by certain and
easy process. Ladies and Others who WISH can
be waited on al their residences.
II. b. All operations warranted and in any
case of failure, il will be repaired without
charge.
= ROOM at Mrs Bass near the Union
house on the Southeast corner of The public
OSuare.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27
EXECUTOEs NOTECE.

THE undersigned having been appoin-
ted bvsthe las: will and testament of William
|. Sammington, decd. executors. Of bis estate.
ALI persons having claims againSt,he es-
tate OF said deceased. are therefore hereby re-
qnested to exhibit the same within the time
limited by law. or the same will barred.
Those indebted to said estate are requested
q make Immediate payments.
j. " CUMMINGS.
JOHN WOOD. r@ecu'c >
April 2Qth, lS44-6~.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27
GREAT AND UNRIVILFD All
TRACTION!
oV0 ackaScs New EaI G. Winter
Goods
T e = aas Farrsr-- 90
J. & S. MARTIN & %.

J. & S. MARTIN s. CO,
on Front R9lg opposite tfs y.e9asa-. Ls-z.-.
A RE now receiving from New yusuaB.
a ion, large and fresh stock o. Sail
! Winter Goods, which they offer TO sell I,.a-z
as low as goods can be s0l1 fin lhe Sul.h
Ihey respectfully al all persons aa5s.5
TO buy goods TO cal and examine lla.r s.a,4.l.
| prices:
! Among other things they have
| t@O0 pieces prints from % 20 GEMS
ll5 bales Brown DomeStics. q. rltaesI rr.
300 pieces Hdkfs, 3o0 dozen cotton Eas5-
GihS hams Apron Checks striped SliHz-.
Cotton nett drawers. 500 doz spool Tins
WOODEN Goods.
<20 pieces ky. Jeans, 60 pieces Sa.iiass
10 pieces Cloths, 500 worsted SAauls
% doz nett Shir.s and Drawers
Zoo Blankets, Go0 pieces Flannel.
ioO pieces kerSeVS and LinSevs
derInoS, Alpaca LusireS, Orleans CI0.b. C1s
and Nous. de Lanes, de Lisle ChuzaHS q z.a
and beautiful article for ladies' dresses
Boots and Shoes.
IL GOO pair Boots and Shoes, The ssIar-e.z zf
cheapest stock ever offered ln this uarks.rz.5
uSt here we don't calculate on any oHa
Shoes cheaper than we do, about lhlee l.a-
OF our STOCK OF shoes, We can afford b 81. .l
nothing.
ROslnets, Hats and Caps.
large and flne stock OF BOuuets na.s GIL
CapS-Fur Caps al any price.
Hardware.
A general stock Of Hardware consisting 'l
part OF Vices : mouse hole AnVilS. la-a-
smiths Bellows, 100 kegs Nails.
SaddIery.
40 ladies' and mems Saddles: these we * He
10 sell without profit Brides, Collars, Sireiz--
les, OK thongs, Wagon and Drivers Whips =
Ready Made Clothing.
A good stock OF Ready Made Clothing, uhEl
must necessarily be sold at small profits.
Groceries.
We have connected with our Dry q o1ds E
tabliShment Grocery and Commission hea~i
and have now in store.
100 pieces Bagging, 100 coils Rope
200 sacks Rio Coffee
500 sacks Salt 10 hoeSheadS Sugar
20 boxes window Glass 4 ceroonS Indigo
We expect in short time 10 receive genera
stock ef Groceries.
Particular attention paid to Storing and SllH-
ping Cotton, And now in conclusion We nav
10 say our goods MUST be sold, they we're f-.-
chased with that view, and we inl6ad ie
them, and then buy more and sell again hS
repeat our invitation, 'tWALK IN, !" and We e-'
do our best te suit you.
Memphis October, I3.-tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27

Mixers Letters
Cambridse's Mslben,. I
les,
Davis Shades & Sba5-
! ow's,
Do. Description Ge-
ometTy,
Hawk's 5 EcclesfaSiieal
| History of The L. s.
Dafby's Universal Ga
ZetteeT,
| Writings OF Washfna-
| ton
Newtoa'S Works
Horace Virgil, Cicero
LiFii.
New Latin Tutor
FlaYlairS Euclid
AlliiWlIS ltS Guide
Groves Greek and Enc
Dictionary,
L he Preacher. 2F6I.
Life of Livingston
Council of Nice
Beaumont On Gastric
Juice,
Benuits Book-keeainr
Memoirs OF hannah
core
Chalmers Politieal e.
economy,
Life Of Rev. Lei
Richmond.
Family Religion.
Afflicted Family com
panion,
Davy Cr5ckettS Tours I
Smeiiie's Philosophy, /
Grimshaw's Greece
CalechiSm on Gracian
Antiquities,
BunyaHs Holy War. +
Psalms and Hymns, /
Senecas Morals
HerTeys Meditation /
Life al Jackson.
Smiiy S Geography
and Atlas,
Gentlemen and Ladies
Lexicon,
Mrs Halls Bible con-
Versations ]
English Composition
Cummings geography ! /
and dtlas, /
Interesting Novels,
Copy Plates, Pouf0l
GO0d Old Music, and a Sd
Paper, Waters, Sealing
A pril 18th, ISti,-u
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27
JOEN EE. RRAFFT,
COMHISSION AND FOR WAR
DJNG HERCHANT

No 5, Conlmsrciat (Eroat) Rolc, souh o
R1tg Road,
MEMPHIS, Tenn.
w make liberal advances on Cotton con-
w signed to his friends, Munsell White &
Co New Orleans; or will Receive and Store or
dispose of Cotton as he is Instructed by those
who may favor him with their confidence
las constantly on hand for sale Kentucky Bag
ging, Bale Rope, Twine, Sugar, MolasSes, Col
fee, Tea, Salt, &c &c.
***The Holly Springs Gazette and Pamela
Weekly Register, will copy the above 6m and
forward account to me for payment.
J. FL. KRAFFT.
ISommerailze Reporter.1
w. s. PICKETT p WALKER