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I'd SMOKING,-Feeling in
in a Tobacco Mandatory, |
prime fine cut and smoking
way, at very reasonable pri-
Western Merchants aud other
.obacco being Of the very best,
n. FABER, No. | New 81.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. %th 1843.
A. D. SANDS &Co-Gentlemen- have used your Extract
pleasure state have found il mymos sangune
expectations believe 1t TO be the best preparation al that val
liable article in
With much respect, yours.
JOHN WHITBRIDGE, Md,
A (3avs
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CAST OFF CLOTHING
GENTLEMEN or families desreus Of converting their left
highest cash price.
To families and gentlemen quitting the city changing
idence bav any supeIuous efets dispose Of will find
much their send for the subscriber who will
attend them at their residence BY appointment,
LEYETT, 6 John street,
near Broadway.
line through the Post Office, otherwise, will
prompt atten' ion.
Clothing C eaued and repaired. mo lm*rc
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am we'll acqu anted with Mise Woodruff and knew her
situation previous the of Sands. and have
witnessed the surprising effect produced by therefore
endorse fully the above statement
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EDWARD LIPPOLD,
NO. 1O4 WILLIAM STREET, NEAR JOHN
u q s AlI.S,

CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS.
THE subscribers would inform merchants visiting the city
who wish their goods manu- actured that they
prepared to manufacture description Clothing From
heir being accustomed manufacture for the Southern
Vest markets for the last twelve they feel confident
with the rge number Of hands their employ,
stock at short notice and with entire satisfaction.
MANN u NcKIMM Is Carmins street.
u knickerbocker Stages pass close to the store.
I'm
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
Estra,-REars.sall County.

Taken up by William NJ Hoskins, living
in Waterford, one mouse colored mare mule
about years old. Ii hands high, no marks
or brands. Appraised % $40
Taken up BY David w Hamilton, livin Q
south east Of Waterford miles, one bay
mare. years o'd, blaze face. left hind foot
white. some white on the right hind foot, IA
hands high Appraised to 322. so.
Taken up by Ira Bell. living nine and
/ half miles east of Holly Springs, one gray
mare. shod all round. supposed TO be 8 or o
/ years old. about 8 hands high Appraised
to $50. JAS. H. SWAN,
March ?, l844-28 Ranser.
TAKEN up by H. Tyson living fifteen miles
west of Holly Springs a dark bay mare mule,
or years old, some gear marks Appraised te
Also q sorrell horse with a large face, right
hind aud left fore feet white or 9 years old,
i4-12 hands high. Appraised to $40
TAKEN up by r b. Alexander, one
mile southwest of Holly Springs, bright
bay horse both hind feet and left fore foot
white, a snip on the nose, black name and
tale, some saddle spots on the black, eight
years old. Appraised to go.
march s, Al
r AIKEN up by T [. Turner, living four n,Iles
L northwest of Holly Springs, on the the La
Grange road, one brown mare, 5 years old. Is
hands high no marks nor brands perceivable
Appraised to SO
By Maleomb Mcleod living miles south Of
Chulahoma, hogs, marked with an upper half
crop IN the right ear and swallow-for in the left
pigs unma rked. Allap2raised TO $50
March l6, 1911 j. III. SWAN. Ranger
Taken up bv George Thompson LIVING m ms
west OF Holly Springs on the Eernando road /
sorTel horse, years old. blaze face. right hind /
ioof -hiie 10 the pastor joint. no other marks or
brands. Appraised to S25
ahen up by Joshua Abston, living five miles
south OF Holly Springs, yoke of oxen 1 mark
ed with crop and two splits in the left ear snn-
posed 10 be years old, appraised to So: The OH
sr red and white. seven years old marked sval-
low io56 IN he left and slit in the right, apprais-
ALsO--a red and white pided COW. 5 or G
gears old, marked with crop ami rrnd<.r-bit- in
ne Isht and two splits IN the left Appraised 10
ID, ]. II. SWAN,
Al'it - iof7- - Ranger |
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
SALE Of NEGROES.

BY virtue of a Deed of Trust executed
on the 18th day of August. l640, by John
n. Phifer & Ann. lis 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 ou.ry at the Court House
in the town OF Holly Springs. on
Monday The 29th Jag Of APrii, 1874,
the following negro slaves to wit Frank
Rose, Fanny, Sandy, Mumford and Mary
The title to the above named Slaves is be-
Iieyed to be perfect, but we will only convey
such title as is vested in US by the above na-
med Deed ofTrust Terms of sale-Cash.
NATHANIEL ANDERSON,
CHARLES LOFLAND,
Trustees
,,oxcL 1z 1914 X
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
ST. THOMAS, -

The public is resPscs,ri-ALt ALt
tins Institution f5rthe s5. 49, llis,n
now opened and ready s5-.l.aa 'sl..aa E.
pupils IN temporary tal.ji,-.
that purpose.
The plan of.be scF,.f
Il instruction are such as uiII son
members as ioIl and tho.5g,S,
ton ia the United Slsiss similar
The terms for boardss a.. g..
session Of 10 mon.hs. psv,I,. n
half yearly in advance -0'e as
ms charge includes ers-
Books and IGstrumsn,sI 3,s 3-. -s-
Fer day scholars, The price iss
sion OF 10 months, payable io. as
commencement Of each hail ss..-,-
For detailed stalsnS,.. s,s'aa
the Institute reference IS m.l....
Pectns' which may be o5.a.6s5
tion made personally ort5re@-t
either ofthe subscribers 7.a-E
FBANCISL. Htr-.
THO'SK MA rs l6-..5
Holly Springs Miss Jan. 10 '1 --E
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
N0TIGE.

THE undersigned having on the 23d,day
of October 1913. obtained from The Probate
Court of Marshall County, Mississippi, Let
ters of administration upon all and singular
the goods. chauels 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
lrred. Those indebted 10 said estate are
souested to make immediate payment
b. @. LAWRENCE, Admir-.
noc % IQA2-h
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
march II, 1844-5t
STRAY SALES.

! T WILL sell al the court house door in the t0wT
/ Of Holly Springs on the fourth Monday il
April the following property as SifayS O
Marshall county, viz:
One sorrei mare, taken mp b. William Brady
living in The town Of Waterford, blaze face. sup
posed to be ; years old this spring. appraised 10
$50, CO.
Also a sorrel mare, taken up by Jeremiah
Johnson, about 6 years old. blaze face. no other
visible marks, appraised 10 5000
Also 10 head Of hegs, taken up by John Il
Goode, living 2 miles above BradeHs mills on
Pigeon RooSt creek mostly black and red spo--
ted Sows and barrows, marked with swallow
fork and upperbit IL the right and crop aad two
splits and under bit in the lett ear, the other
spotted with a swaliow-fork and under bit In The
right aud crop of the left ear, the soWS and bar
rows are about one year old, appraised 70 5i6,53
Also white sleer, taken up by Wm I Ash,
living 2 miles south of Holly springs, spposed
10 be about ten years old, croo of the right car,
some dark specks on tie neck ;n1 sides, black
ears, appraised 10 $3.50.
Also black mare pony, taken up by r. Ben
ton, living in North Mt. Pleasant with whle
spot in the forehead and snip on the nose sup-
posed to be years old last spring. appraised TO
So GO.
Also one red and white Heifer, taken up by
Joshua 3 Crane, living 3 miles soath Of Carriers
bridge on Cold Water, = years old, unmarked,
no brands pereeiyable, appraised to $500
Also one COW and yeariihg taken up BY Hin
ton Perry, living } miles west of TallaloOsa, red
with crop and unmarked in the left, the yearling
is red with half crop in the right, both appIais-
ed to 500
Also one oxen. taken up by William Wright,
living 7 miles southeast of Holly Springs, re-
with motley face, supposed To be years old mar
ked with two under bits in the right ear andone |
under BIT in the efs ear, appraised to 500.
Also taken up By Bergman G Richmond, t
living II miles northwest OF Tallaloosa, mark I
ed with half crop ia each ear. branded on the I
rig ht hip with the letter A. IL flesh marks white
back aid belly, some white in the face, black
about the eyes horns and sides appraised TO 81
Also A head OF sheep, taken up b. William {
Malone living s miles so gth-west of Chniahoma.
I'll ewes, and has on a small bell, all marked with
crop ana split in the left ear and crop IN the
ighi, appraised TO 5000.
Ais one heller. taken up by Alfred Freeman,
N section II, Town >, Range |, west, years
Id A brins lie dun, no marks OF brands perceiVa-
le appraised to S6.0 90.
Also Sows, taken Up by Moses EchoS living 5
miles north Of Chulahoma = marked with q
in the left ear, the olher unmark- {
mother marks or brands, appraised 10 IS, 90
JAMES II. SWAN. Ranger
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
NOTICE

II He undersigned, at the 3Earch Term 1911
4 OF the Probate Court OF ErShaa county.
Miss, having been appointed Commissioners te
receive aud examine all claims of The several
Creditors OF the estate of Fran kim c. Vaughan
deceased, reported Insolvent by his adminlslra-
tor. viii meet al the Office OF the Clerk of the
Probate Court in Holly Springs, on The third
Saturdays June and August next to receive
proof OF claims against said estate.
G0RDENFlA WAITE ;xs,..er.
WILLIAM CHISM 1"""4tSSts'seTi. :.
March 3oth Is44-c
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13


ton of an estate being insolvenf. 15
Apportionment ofan insolsent estate
among creditors O0
Granting letters testamentary. or
letters of administration or guaI-
dianship, %
SEC BE Il further enacted. That the
Office of Typographical Engineer be and
the same IS hereby abolished, from and al.
ter the first day Of april next; Procided, that
| IT, from any unavoidable cause, said Engin-
eer shall be prevented from completing his
survey already commenced. on or before
the first day of April, be may proceed as
soon hereinafter as practicable, to complete
the same, for the salary, up TO said lst day OF
April
sEc. 3. And Be At further enacted. That
all laws, or parts of laws. contrary to, OF
conflicting with the provisions ofthis act, be
and the sare are hereby repealed-aDd this
act shall not take effect until after the expi-
talion of the terms of service Of The officers
now in office, but shall take e1ec, on any
officers to be affected by this act. who may
be elected or appointed after The passage of
this act
Approved February 10, 1914.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
TRUST SALE

IN pursuance of Deed of Trust executed to
me By Asa E. Stratton, on the 10Th day of july.
lSfe, TO secure the payment of certain sums
therein mentioned will proceed 50 sell TO the
highest bidder fer cash, on be premises.
OatAe 23rd dan Of .Jsiy gseal
Sections ifleen, (i5) Sec. twenjY-one, (2Iland
Section twenty-two. (22) in TOWNSHIP six Of
Range seven West ofthe Basis Aeredlan, Chick
aSaW cession.
The above Deed has been duly recorded in
the eounties OF Desoto and Pamela
4 81 CLAYTON, Trustee.
January IS, 1644-6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
SOUTH IYESTERN
Law JOURNAL * REPOBTEA
EDITED BY mILroN A nArSEs

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Judicatures OF the Southwestern states
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The reports and abstracts of The deel,ie-
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Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
TRUST sAIE

IN pursuance ofa Deed Of Trust executed to
ne BY VIM. Gordon, on the 9th elav OF Nav Iss4o
10 secure the payment Of certain suns therein
bidder for cash, at the Court house door in tba
town Of Holly Springs
On ne 23ra day Of mn nert.
the East half of Sections %. Town Z Rance
), West OF The basis meridian Chickasaw ces
sion. -
The above Deed has been duly recorded IN
The county Of Lafaveite. -
" GOODMAN. Trustee.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
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District ChanceFy Court OF the State Of Msi-
sissippi at Holly Springs

Matthew Robertson
459 as
Thomas w Watson, : Marcel Rules, ,IS44
John Fl Watson and
B. w Walker
I pom opening the matters of his BILL it ap-
- pearing TO the satisfaction of the court that
he deendats are not inhabitants of this state bat
reside beyond the limits thereof so that the ordi-
nary process OF this court cannot be served on
them; Therefore il is ordered by court, That IN
less ihe said defendants appear before the Wee
Chancellor, Al the court room in the town of Hoi-
~ Springs, en- the first Monday of July next. and
plead. answer or demur to cOmp!ainanpS bill, the
several allegations thereof viii be taken for con
iesSed, and such order and decree made therein
2s the Vice Chancellor shall deem equitable and
just. And it is further ordered, that copy OF
this order be inserted in the Fsiioly Springs Ga
zeue newspaper published il the town of
i1oHy Springs, Mississippi once week for two
months succeSSiyeiy.
Test JAMES C. ALDERSON,
March 10 iet4-9m C7s~E
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13

10 Barrels of flour for sale. low for cast
and cash only, at d. d. JONES & CO
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13

T IUST received 8I5 SACKS OF I2S,S sagg,.S. 90.
J For sale by ID. ID JIM
Jan. 10. ssIf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13

Darn is The last boundary Of human affair
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-16
VOLUME 3-NO. IL.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE s. W.!

resignation Of the Hon. John Field. The ofi:e of
Prosecuting Attorney in the sixth and also in tho
lrs judicial circuits, as we'll the office Of Trea.
surer Of the State. All of which have been fiji.
ed by the Executive.
In the year 1877, the congress Of the Uni:cd
States donated sete:y.two sections of land 10 th,
state tor tho purpose Of establishing seminary
OF learning. The lands were selected and con.
hrmed by tho Secretary of the Treasury. In
1888 aud 1910, the general assembly passed acts
authorizing the Executive 10 dispose Of the land,
and although considerable portion has been sold,
regret to say that nothing has been done towards
the erecting of n Seminary. The quantity Of
land sold and the amount of sales, will fully ap.
pear from the Auditors report, which is hero.
with transmitted.
Tho great importance Of institutions of learning
VIII be acknowledged by all; and none can better
appreciate !: thar the genera assembly. who havc
been selected by tho people as the guardians of
their rights. would consequently recommend
to your consideration such course in relation to
this subject as your wisdom will most readily sr2.
gest. ..t
An act was passed by the genera! assembly
nd approved tho 81 February, 1913, making il
the duty Of both houses 10 elect geoloyst of tho
State, pointing out specifically his duties. The
election thus authorized was no, made by the 10.
gislaiure, and the Executive did not conceive that
"o ""o Po"Sts uuucT cCouSsltutlOn. 10 iii tho
quiremements of that law by appon ;.nen.. Con.
sequently the act has remainod dead letter up.
on tho statute book. would therefore recon.
mend that the election Of geologis, BE- made ac.
cording to the requirements of that law.
There are many other subjects OF deep and VIZ
tai Importance to the whole country, which will
occupy, no doubt, your deliberate consideration
before adjournment. These will bo brought to
your notice by the Governor eject, W ho SO imme.
diaIely succeeds me that it will DO unnecessary to
extend this communication 10 greater length.
In conclusion, allow me 10 congratulate yoa
upon the favorable auspices under which YOU as.
semble; to invoke over all your pltriotic deiber,.
!'ous the aid of an overruling providence, and to
hope that all your acts m.y rebound to tho peace,
happiness, aud the prosperity Of all portions of
our beloved State.
With sentiments Of the highest respect, have
the honor to be your friend aud fsllow.ci,izen.
SAMUEL ADAMS.
Little Rock, Nov. 4,h, ls44.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-16
FOREIGN NEWS.

$50 fORElGN NEWS.
We give below further interesting extracts by
the Acadia, in addition 10 what we published ia
our edition Of Saturday last.
Tar,nns are becoming fashionable in conso-
quence of the Queens visit 10 Scotland, and lhe
- - .-'-nnisna hu her rnnias,y No.
The report is confirmed that Bohemia will Join
the German Customs Union, by way of expert.
ment for five years.
O'Connell, whose movements are recorded with
degree of interest not inferior to those of royal.
ty, has ef, the Irish metropolis for his mountain
home.
The Bank of England, at their half yearly
meeting on the 10Th uIt.dec,ared dividend of 3l&
per cent. 1t was stated ut the meeting tha, the
Branch Banks yielded n small profit.
It's rumored that Chief Justice Doherty, or tho
Common Pleas, in Ireland, is to be raised to the
Peerage.
The Dublin Evening Post statos that Sir Rob.
ert Peel has" decided legislative measure in re-
gard TO the system Of tenure Of land in Ireland"
The committee Of the Loyal Matt o. ig.epcal
Association propose to award the following Sums
as prizes for the best essay written in support Of
repeal Of support Of the act of tho unons-
For the best essay, flO0; second best ELS, third
best ESQ.
shoal of whales, amounting to upwards Of
five hundred, proved Il prize few days back to
the poor inhabitants of Zotland, who captured them
all, and sold the carcnsses at f5 5s each:
FRANCE.
The papers announce the arrival at Paris Of tho
Duke de Glucksberg with treaty between France
md Morocco. The Emperor s,ipul.,es that hs
will communicate TO the French Government tho
names of the Moorish chiefs who invaded the Al.
gerian territory chat Abd-e Kader be outlawed
throughout the African possessions Of the Emp.-
ror and Franco that he may be pursued BY Tho
troops of both Governments, until expelled or cap.
turcd. The ratification Of the treaty Is 20 be con.
ciuded in two weeks.
SWEDEN.
Popular Disturbances have been occasioncd sy
the rejection Of the measure OF reform recently
discussed in tho Diet; and there were riots on the
2sth and 29th Of August.
ALGIERS.
The Somaphoro do Marseilles q ths 2sd u,.,
brings news from AIgiers Of the Goth. The GRIND
banquet given by the city TO Marshal Bugoau.
took place on the 10th. Upwards of 500 persons
sat down at a table in tho form Of n horse shoe.
SPAIN.
A letter from Bayonnc Of tho 22i ait.. in the
Morning Post announces that movement on a
grand scale had been issended by tho Car,s.s of
Navarro; money and munitions Of war along
with S,sc number Of printed proclamation
havi"g been FOR some time past in readiness.
PORTUGAL.
The Portuguese Cortose opened on the 3osh uI,.
- Minister counts OH majority Of % 10 the
Chamber Of Deputies, and il s expected no wl,l
be ia minority in the Chamber Of Peers. K 2 s
1t 10 said, that two crowned heads (ihs KineA -
Denmark aud Bavaria) haxs s;pnsd Is sss;spl
ance pledge. N 3
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-16

il Brand has JUS, recovered o., 500 of
\ vans -in the new York Superior Court,
.siss The vftin, was poor girl of fif-
,.t'e he protection of Mics Brand. Sun.
90 acher. ~ ~ as.to 81 -
IiSo Thumb, after successful tour in
arned hort in the Acadia.
d ssaus EpiPp,.l Convention Of Phila-
jas accspted te resignation Of the Rev.
ssndssdonk anh hdiourned.
Z s. BIRDS resA An;e, New York, was en-.
Z s sol,bed lastteek Of plate valued at
E1f ~ Of New ork shut up tho Millerise
a ssss in that after arresting two Of
<hna1ee Cpp ole Uniled States exceeds
& 4 aed eiden millions Of bushels,
( II - ~ 83}0, 600. A serious Ion,
~ hil ssast,a. AZ appsshsnded'