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Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29
REV. T. L. HAWKS. ID u

We are gratifed to welcome this estima
Die and talented citizen once more to the
bosom OF our community. We know not
what may have been the feelings of others
towards him during his late persecution for
OPINION sake, but throughout the whole pro-
ceedlng ne has commanded the Narmes. and
most heartfelt sympathy from the citizens of
thls place. His firm aad independent course
mas been not only creditabIe to himself but
has reflected the highest honor on the State
An which he resides The Church ofwbicb
ne Is so distinguished an ornament NAV we'll
be proud Of his talents, his eloquence and
ms unpretending piety. His effort in Phil
adelPhla is universally conceded to have
been the highest tribute which has been
paid to chaste and classic eIoquence during
the present century. All acknowledge its |
Iorce and power. All concur in acouittino |
him even from suspicion of the cbaroes |
alleged against him, and in auributing to
MN the utmost honesty and purity of pur
rose In his acts. Although the convention
of the Church was he'd DURING the burr,.
cane political strife, we yet heard nearly
as many inquiries as to its proceedings as of
Inc political body, and Witnessed nearly IS
much excitement on The part of our citizens
On thlS subJec! as upon the result of the cleo
lions. lie is again amongst US ENGAGED
IN MS noble effort to advance The ceuso 81
religious and classical education in tho
oouth' and which we have every reason
10 hope viii eventually overcome all obs,a.
cies and prove eminenlly successful Not
oniy our own town, but the whole State
snould feel deep interest in the success Of
mis- present undertaking. 1t involves the
question of our ability to educate our of,
sPring-of qualifying them al home for the
proper discharge ofthe active duties of life
1he institutions. manners and customs oftbo
North and South differ in manv essential
particulars. We have heretofore spb;ac,ad
our children to the necessity of suppor,no.
adopting and studying. first lie one and then
ihe other, and have eventually succeeded in
making them ignorant of both 6, fl suhiec,s
ior neither. We think this system Of Edu.
cation not only reflects discredit upon opr.
selves, bat imposes burthen really too be.
Wy TO De borne. upon our children. We
certainly have enough men OF learnino and
ability amongst rs 10 teach our offsnr;nn !.
without sending them thousands Of mires
from home. to imbibe tastes iocomn,,;hlo
win our own-to form acquaintan,es and
mature connexions in youth, which can bs 4
OF mo service in alter years. and to study n> $
stItltutions which If not b ,stile 10. q, Ie,s, G
differ widely from our own. We believe
that men can better appreciate inst,,u,;o,s .
and connexions, studied and formed in n. g
ofyouth. than those with or undsr e
whom they are called to act after the form,. n
hon OF the character for life For ourselves ri
we are the advocates. not only OF Southern %
eeiIng but OF SOushern education. Neaye %
'lso IN favor of bestowing our substance to al
he support OF men of letters at home. instead DC
II sending II yeorIy to different section - y
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29

NEGROES MovlNG.-Thousands of slaves
have passed here this season, from our low
er counties of Orange, Granville, Warren
&C., for. the Southwest. They are still
passing daily. The numbers gone are un-
precedented 5y the migrations OF any former
season.-GreenSboro ~ CT Patriot.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29
HE IS NOT FALLEN.'

Nor FALLEN No! as well the tall
And plilared Allegheny fall
As we'll Ohio's giant tide
Roll bat kward on its mighty track,
As he, Columbia's hope and pride.
The slandered and the sorely tried.
la his triumphant course turn back.
IlE IS NOT FALLEN Seek to bind
The chalnless ard unbidden wind
Oppose the torrents headIong course,
Ana turn aside the whrlwind's force;
But deem ye not the mighty mind
w III co Wer before he blast of hate.
Or quail at dark and causeless i'll
For though all else be desolate,
Lit stoops not from It's hioh estate
A Marlus mid the ruin still.
he Is NOT FALLEN Every breeze
That wanGers DER Co.umbia's bosom
From wild PeEobscol's forest trees
rom ocean shore, from inland seas
Or where the rich Magnolia's blossom
Floats, snow like, on the suItry wind,
Is booming onward on his ear.
A homage TO his lofty mind
a need the failing never find,
praise winch patriots only hear.
STAR OF THE WEsT2 A million eyes
Are turning gladly unto him;
The shrine of old idoatries
6efore his klndling light grows dim
Ana men awake as from a dream.
Or meteors dazzling to betray;
And bow before his purer beam.
Tho earnest of better day.
ALL HAIL ! the hour is fastening on
w hen, valnly tried bv Slander's flame
Columbia shall behold her son
unharmed without laurel gone,
As from the flames of Babylon
The angel guarded trial came
The Sianderer shall te silent then.
his spell shall leave the minds of men.
And higher glory wait upon
Ihe WESTERN PATRlNT's future fame
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29

THE AMERICAN MECHANIc.-Whatever NAV he
| the ''pomp glory, circumstance. of the great
men of the world-Whaever may be DAZZLING
page antry of high ife-the glitter of fashionable
society, an d splendid misery of those who bel
ieve that ''those who toll there Is no situation
more enviabie than that OF the plain American
Mechanic-free for every thing for which
heaven designed him; untrammelled liz his
opinions and left to the guidance of his own
genius he walks erec! In The full stature of
a man. Earning with his own hands, thS
means by which he supports himself; pro.
tected by a government, which like The sun
sheds its Lights fostering care upon all
who shall gainsay his right to enjoy the
fruits of his labor in the way which best
pleases him. Under our governmet, pru~
dence, industry and economy. are sure 20
meet with their reward. and it should be
remembered by every mechanic that the
road to preferlnent and official dignity is
open to every one. All that people want
In those that serve them is fidelity and pa
trlotism-truth to the Constitut ion. and in
telllgence enough to perform their dutv.-
How much then, it behooves the American
mechanic to make himself worthy the high
est honor that the people can confer. Ii is !
the duty of every American to render him. |
self competent to act on all occasioos as be. |
comes all American citizen. Intelligence |
ed ducation and study. are within the reach |
Of every human being.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29

Ienrich those between whom and ourselves
mere exists no similarity of taste. manners
or customs. The importance Of this sub
ject is forcing itself upon the consideration
Of parents and guardians at the South. and
we sincerely hope that the effort no " ma
king In this place, will meet with that en-
couragement which the acknowledged abili-
ty. talent and learning OF DR.. Hawks so
richly meri; We are happy to know that
the College is already in ffourishing con
dition, and nothing bat the present want of
suitable buildings, prevents its ranking as
one of the most prominent Institutions in the
South.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29

n o L L =.
The undersigned, having -. -.
September Term. lS44,ot lhe -
Of Marshall County Miss: apP9ilTiS, \ T,rs
istrator ofihe estate of John = 81
decd, hereby notifies all Pe's,-
claims against said estate 10 P.~
in legal form within the tune - - q
law or they will be forever -, ,s--
sons indebted to the estate ait ~
make immediate payment rN-cToN
WALTER S. CARh.l..'e.1,,r Il
Admlnls.la@
JE. CAsRiso''
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29
a COAT EDEMn

a Snuf1 Colored cloth Coat, very mpcb worn
aoIS SIs Sori mipaaled, has been found miles from
by opLi hSs, with Silk Handkerchief ~
PISTOL in The pocket The owner can cnleI ,,, and
l5 ~ pagins ior this advertisement and ealIioo ON
'Ne subscriber with receipt from the On
No, o-, X. b. ALEXANDFP
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29
MONEY MARKETS.

MAFKETS.
Gold, ld, 4 premium
- par
Eastern Exchange la , premium
Exchange on New Orleans. la breminrn
Farmers and Merchants Bank Memphis par
Other Tennessee Banks disrounf
heWntucky, missouri, Ohio, Indiana, par a /
Virginia, Carolina, and also East
ern Bank notes, premnn,
Georgia Bank Notes nara : disconnI
Alabama do. iO A II disconni
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29

PRICES CURRENT.
Bacon, hog round d,-HamS 8 to 10; Middlinos
b TO 81; Shoulders to ST.
LARD---64 TO !.
FLoUR--Ss4 so to 4, rs.
GoRN----40to 10 cents per buskei; scarce.
BARREL FoRK---.AeSS $40.
Conn MEAL, 80 10 90 cents Fresh Butter 20 %
WHIsKEY-25 TO 90 cents
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29

The Legislature Of Arkansas now in
session, have elected Col Chester Asblev
U. s. Senator, to fill the vacancy occ.s;c,
by the death of Mr.. Fulton
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29
From the New-York Tribune.
HONOR TO THE PATRIOT.

The Philadelphians. we understand. con
template grand and fitting testimonial 10
our Great Statesman They propose rails.
ing, by small plions-none to exceed
five dollars-ihe sum of twenty thousand
dollars. to be paid 20 Powers the Sculptor,
for statute of Mr.. Clay. to be placed in a
suitable building in one OF the public squa es
OF the city. Probably since the death ofthe
Father OF his County there has never at
any time heen sorrow so pervading and so
profound as that which follows the dlscov.
cry that Mr.. CLAY is defeated The intel.
ligent and right>minded regard him with
an affection which no other public man e>
ver inspired. and which is only surpassed
by that devotion to country which induced
the desire of his election to the Presidency
Henry Clay is defeated Worse than that
the People are defeated land the last suf.
fer. For him the Presidency had few if
any attractions, except such as it was inves-
ted with by patriotism 1t could add moth
ing to his greatness or to his reputation-
Who would not rather be Henry Clay than
be President ? If there be any such, we
pity hI.n. How true, how much truer than |
ever ever before, are the following lines by
Whittier:
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29

SooRT'NG lisping, bashful sor, Of
genius, went 10 see his sweetheart ono 80 :. -
anu oeing rather hard run for matter of 60 ~
''rs selsallon' SAID TO her. after Iony nause ~"
naiiy' did you ever thee an owl , ~.
cu1ned Dig eyes they got, haint ,bav ~ na'
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29
MARRIED.

In Chnlahoma, on Thursday the ooh ins, h,
the Rev Mr. WYcHE, JOHN BALFOUR ESG
eDer a Q, M OF the legislature from Yaliobusha 10
MIS- ELIZABETH v. EOGG, OF 1his county,
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29
MONUMENT TO HENRY CLAY

we notice with infinite pleasure the eff
fort that is now being made in the City of
Philadelphia to erect public monument to
the statesman and intellectual giant of the
age. This tribute of respect is not the work
of the wealthy and influential alone. but the
humblest citizen contributes his mite to
express in this public manner the senti-
ments which he 50 ardently and honestly
feels. How different is this manifestation
OF respect to Henry Clay to :he barren
hearlless yells that are sent up for the Press
ident elect. The image of the former is en-.
shrined In the hearts of his countrymen.
whilst the latter is but the ridiculous head
and tool of faction. We predict that in
less than half a century the monuments of
Clay will crown every bluff and grace eve
ry bend of the giant Father of Waters,
whilst the name of Polk will live only in
he minds of men from his connection and
opposition to this statesman and ornament
4 his country We applaud the present
nderIaking and feel confident that il Will
effect not only honor on the projectors but
Iso on the distinguished Sculptor. Powers. ,
no is employed to effect it. :
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29
moi that ! love Cesar less,
But that / love Rome more"

MY COUNTRY !-Dfay she Arrays be an the
TT.gAI6Ht T1ght or wrOng, aay country .''-
Com. Decatur
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29

Against ne iRSidiOus 1cizes Off0reign fnJzu-
enee, e0n1Hye y0H 10 bellerc me- feiloac cttizeas
me JeafoHSy Of tree PeOpte 0ugh 10 be coustQntlg
11@Aei S1nce A1St0Ty o2II eIyeyience pr0Ue mai
foreign influence IS one Of tic most baaefuI IoeS
Of a TePabLtcQH gOrerRmcaE."
Washington's Farewell Address.
"H as time SEOHEd become n kiize mare 441er-
Ec0Ht@ed.-Andrew Jackson.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29
OHIO OFFICnT Y

ne onlctei returns of the vo,e -.
I.s'e 'or PresldentiaI Electors Gives - Ci snis
,9o.iio Polk I49.064. Riresv ooIy o.ay
Majority for Clay 6,052 'Aey 0'ooo
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29

Mr. Clay's majority in Tennessee is 1872
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29

we assure our neignbor ofthe Guard
that the principles ofthe American Repnb.
lican party are, in our opinion, too closely
identified with the best interests ofour conn.
Try Tor US to cease their advocacy because
III his OPINION they might be unpopular:
1t has ever been our course through life 70
advocate with our little ability, such meas.
nres as we believed calculated 10 promote
he best Interests of our country. We new.
er Inquire whether measure j. non,I.,
'ut whether it is right; when we are con.
'Inced ofthat fact we do all in our mower
q promote It's success.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29

"A RIcH TREAT-Rro,ber H. r
the Dollar Democrat proposes to issue a
lengthy New Years Address-aI about
B4stIes &c. Persons wishing TO supply
themselves with document of so interest,"
ing nature. would do we'll to apprise US of
the fact Immediately. as the demand for
such a production, from the pen of one so
able to do justice to the subject, must be so
great that it viii be impossible to supply the
numerous orders Send in your orders
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29

SparinS Justice feeds Iniopnr
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29
COM VIE
MEMPHISsMARKET
PRICES CURRENT.

CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE MEMPHIS EAGLE
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29
IANnS

fo, The FIJI Union y
tracts of land. TT'~l y
w hen No 'aflos
dersigned a sIll Iallas9
Atto,0.Jlo JOHN Nh
25th, Nov " 7 q
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29
PONTOTQE n

1oHN Z, HULL. ]
OF Houston Agent
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29
NOTICE

Nov. 29lh, Is44.-4w
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REPUBLICATION OF THE
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TO MARRIED. LADIES.


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IN Europe bu Frunce pacu.f for upwards Of
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sale and ecacous remedy oT married Indies whose health fer
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often the fe oil aeconate wife and fond mother
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known that the families Of the Ytcu increase beyona
the Aeppiness OF those them would dicaH In
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later how often the left unable, with the
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and his young helpless children Of these
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70 themselyes the well being Of their osprns, when
Ce easy healthy and certain remedy within controIt
The advertiser feeling the importance Of . subject and es
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ention Of the married % its consideration y ard
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uN IAE CURE OF STkICTUhE.

INA FORMER ADVERTISEMENT ON STRUCTURE
.o The ci that sctu: e9Scnly exists IN those who are
sssS % e
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The TixE. yoRmEs GoEoaRaG. MAY HAVE REMAINED
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certain than that d. effect M Structure aeprss %
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mon IN one degree or otne that the wer rarely
Structure in which the patient does observe that he not 40
active or capable OF busne, forerly Ths also se
GUS efec though little undertood Out 1t unqRestionnhy
true Indeed whoever sonsde the natural connection
mind and sexual organs will easily imagine that there
Ean g. through the came medium the sexual organs react
Private Tcase Of the author little volume which Is sent TO
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STATE generally accomplished very ll,lr te and without
en or lnconyenience Nothing exceed the improvement
Of late years in the treatment Of this complaint Indeed n the
hands of proper and experienced PERSONS Of Structure
10 accomplished in ss many days formerly Il demaudd
months Many consult the writer whs come on bus
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curcd yun a. has been sTce Of trouble and anxiety for
years. 10 those who cannot eaye their hos the writer fur
nhes his own peculiar OF together with his P
yate eatse which has interesting charter giving every
formation the subect and written in the panes manncr
Dr. Ralph tes this opportunity Of saying that he may be
Consulted Oh the yar,ons diseases erEd to his Pvap
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make the following sanm-u satisfactory ground cont
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Hc &c. he has been engaged IN the Of Diseases both
hospital and city practice for thirty years. has
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that he has letters from the most eminent physicians in Europ
from the most eminent Amcrcaas Sir Ashley Coope,
Of London 10 Dr. Mott Of New York; Dr. Physic Phads
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sye Physician Of emnence in this city The Private Tss
ussD ~ Address Df. Ralph senr., q 0recnwch street.
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ben nr mitng their exerons that the shall
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Bae-rpe aud National AZ. viii be played previous
Doors op.n Dancing viii mmrncr ps c ey o'clock
"Guid night Joy be W. yesw. Ticket. ST. 70 ADM!
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GEO nARllsON, 10 ourllandt street, 1rr,sur r; VI.
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MADAME hESJkLL.


EEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office AID residence. ils Gress
wich street. between Coursndt and Liberty STREETS where
she BE- consulted with the sctest confdcncc complaints
incident the female frame.
Madame lsss experience and hn5wedge in the treame,s
obstinate female rreul STORAGE,
&c. such require but al w sys effect perfect cure
Ladies desiring proper msdca attendance during
other ndspoton wiz be accommodated during such time.
with private and respectable board.
Pfeveutve Powder for married ladies' whose de,ca,s or
sent BY mail any Of the United 5tates Price IS Pat
ge All letter. (po:t pad addressed boz sss New Yorh
Boston Office. No. Esssx street. -'
IN. B.-Ihose enclosing money need not pay postage.
N. B.-Msdame RESTELL would inform ladies' residss
of the city, whose health would admit OF savens
she would devote her aftendancr ther
part .hc United States within reasonable disncs iyag
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

M DE EBOUDELu GE, II. d LISIA,N, PORTUGAL,
'HE scientific combnaeo" u sssarnis Of winch those
Pill. composed have SRI hr wonder and edmi
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only preparation discovered that has r.. ng'n"oy
tain in producing the monthly turns Tle,s - II. s I'll
CASES; being such that they must no. be pScd daing pre-
fer slough always mild safe and healthy they arc ceru
produce miscarriage II used during that pcricd.
The directions translated into English end rvcopsd
round with the seal OF the importer stamped Each
tans the signature Of M do Boudeoayc, and dc English Il
rections have the signature OF Dr. y. MLlVEA suthord
spcnt for the Continent OF America
They be transmitted BY mail 20 any rat Of the Unitd
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Sold IN Boston, st s2le street Letters directed Dr. y.
Melveau box a. New York, will with immediate
jy3o re