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S'IAIEEN Lectures on the Canes Printinle. ami
- Results OF The British Reformation. Bv John
Henry Hopkin', Bi'hop # The Protestant Epi>cupal
Church IN Vermont. [42l BY A. EDWARDS
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ltE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY
Il ~ v@I,' 90 and l,l29. The Ashland Tex,
Boo, III. National Cay Minstrel, 10 which is
preiIAed sketch of The Life. Pubic Services and
Character of Henry Clay. Price 25 cents
~ BY A. EDWARDS
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Daniel N. Deney,

Daniel p. Laphnm,
and his Trustees
Reuben Minis and
Merrill EcjI0,rs
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WkoNGS Of Woman, Jnlahs Lion, and Com
w bInation. BY Charlotte Eliza eth.
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on ia h,r"ls o4ng House Keeper; Conver>aions
IneF's Nine; or, Source Of Wealth By
AZ A EDWARDS
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
KoLmsToCK,s vesmEFUGe.

This remedy for worms is one OF the most eS
/ traordinafy ever used. II Iteffeciually eradi-
Gates worms OF all sorts from children and adults
Thousands perish by worms without The real
cause being known. Some other reason is a.
signed for their SICKNESS, until loo late 10 cure
he real cause.
What 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 chill
dren.
What should be done?
The an Swer is plain Give this vermifuge,
which will be sure TO do good, ifthey hay
worms and if they have it will destroy and E.
radcate them with certainty and precision tru-
IL astonishing.
II cannot harm the smallest infant or the
strongest adult There is no mercury mine
ra in il. Mercury is the basis of most worm
remedies; and the remedy sometimes worse
than the disease. So never use .ozengeS, but re-
ly upon this Every person will be convinced
on one trial, that ii is The most perfect 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
gold n mortar [march %, '44-lvl
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
Oldridge's Baim of Columbia

For the Hair, from ComStock & Co.-ItS posi-
live qualities are as follows:
Isl For infants, keeping the head free from
Scurf and causing luxurianl growth OF hair
,: For ladies' after childbirth, restoring the
skin To its natural streL 9Th nd ErmpeSS, an
preventing the falling out OF the hair,
3: For any person recovering from any debl-
ilv the same effect i produced
a. Ii used in infancy I'LL a goo growth is star
ted, il NAV be preserved by attention TO the latest
period OF life.
5: II frees the head from dandTuff, strengthens
the roofs imparts health and vigor to the cirula
ton and prevents the hair fiom changing col
or or getting gray
6th-It causes the hair to curl beautifully
when done up in il over night.
EsFNo lady'S toilet should ever be made with
out t.
7h-Children who have by any means con-
tracted vermin in the head, ale Immediately and
perfectly cured OF them BY lis IL is infaiible.
III had been bald about five years-no Elore
hair The top of my head than on the back OF
my hand. and head covered with thick scar.
In this situation, about the 10th OF August ia~t, II
began using the Balm OF Columbia, from ON
stock & Co., since which time / have used Two
and half bottles of the Balm, which has July
restord my hair, and freed my head entirely from
scurf. My head is nowscovered with fine 1ow-
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. r Lew
il. on the South side the public square,
Also. by z. A. Talbot, sign Of The golden
yy,nrtar
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
Holly Springs Female Institute

T n consequence of the resignation OF Mr.. Ed
i monSon the Steward, the undersigned IS in
duced to reside himself within The institute, and
tahe the more immediate charge OF the Boarding
Department.
The present session will close on the 29h OF
June proxi,no, and the following will open on
Monday be 22i of July next
The number OF BoaTderS will be limited 10 -
and therefore those who are particularly deSirou>
that their daughters should be members oi my
family, had better make application by the close
of The present session.
Board, Fuel and Lights, per month,
in al vance $40 @
c. A. FOSTER, Rector & Principal.
May 24 ISi4.-- IT.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
FIRES MILY
GROCERIE
D. D. JONES eco

HAVE just received. in addition to their
former stock, the following articles which
they are offering at reduced prices
Hds Sugar 5 Bis. Molasses
3 bis loaf Sugar 2 crushed sugar
% sacks Rio coffee 3 sacks Laguira
sacks Java 8 box. sup. Tobac
20 box Ky. tobacco co. Sanders best
boxes common 10 box sperm cand
boz iailov cand Is boxes m r. raisins
kegs powder 20 bags shot assor
bales lead boxes soap no |
boxes pickles barrels mackarel
coils assert rope shad
40 lbs scotch snuff A doz scotch bottles
400 lbs bar lead 500 lbs smoking to
6 doZ brooms bacco, DID,
gross backing deg black brushes
Ii cedar pals 6nest. keelers
pt buckets 2 doz cedar churus
dog sieves doz vveaveT's sleys
A large lot of Tubs, pine. pals SC
A so lage lot OF tin ware BY wholesale
or reta',besidcs many other things not men
toned above
Juue Z. 1874
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
UST REC Ed

j UST RE C. EIVED
( N addition 10 our STOCK OF GROCERIES
L The following articles:
| Doz WrllBuckeis,
Cotton Cards,
ITO lbs Well Rope.
s b6fs brown Sugar, (extra)
5 Boxes Sierine Candles,
8 set Wagon Boxes.
doz Kip and Hog skin Collars.
1000 lbs Castings of all kinds.
A lot of Bappelevs Whip Tobacco.
A lot ofSide irons (cas)
Coffee Mills & Curry Combs.
Stone pipes & Gun flinrs.
/ Kegs extra quality ofshot gun powder
IL : Lard.
100 Gallon Stone Ware,
10 lbs sup Cab. Soda,
2bbls Crackers,
q Hams, family superior quality
Is Sacks Salt
All Of which we will sell low for CASE
d. ID. JONES s. CO.
June29lh fl
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03

ES1'Rd YS-MA RSHALL COUNTY
Taken nP by Merritt Moor miIss north
Holly Springs. one sorreI horse mule. bran
ded on ench jaw with letter G. common
saze. years old. Appraised to S45.
July Goth.
TAKEN up BY Sarah Hardin living four
miles east Of holly Springs, one light sorrell
horse years old, shoo before, hin feet white,
la5 hands high. Appraised 10 80 90.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
BLACK SMIIHING.

- THE snbsc Iiber. having
- g. ss.sss bought the shop formerly
sEIIszzJ occupied by VIM X. Ad
44y <@@S ans on Hurnando street
a few yards west of the public square. has
commenced the above business 10 all OF It's
various breaches, and takes this method of
informing his fleuds and a generous public.
that ne is supplied with splendid assort
ment of iron and steel of the very best quail
inv. He is now ready 20 execute, IN tht
most work man like manner, and at reduced
srices. all kinds of ia ui work. Horse shoe
lng, SC &c Having engaged The services
of superior Coach Smith and Cast Steel
workman, he will also make and repair
carriage Springs, Cast steel edge tools. Mill
Irons, also Carriage work of every discrip
tion, all of which he warrants not to be sur
passed by any work done in the South west
The subscriber pledges himself TO do all
work entrusted TO him. with punctuallity and
dispatch. hoping that his attention tc business
will insure him a share of the patronage OF
liberal public.
J. NJ HARRINGTON.
April 9th, 1874 If
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
NOTICE.

THOSE indebted to the late firm of LIZ.
CAS- & LANE. and also the concern OF
Lucas. LANE s. CLAPP, will please make
immediate payment. The business ofthese
concerns will not admit of delay in their
settlement, and it IS hoped that those inter-
esled will not wait for more argent appeals.
tut will see the necessity, at once, OF clio.
sing up. and set accordingly.
The business will be continued BY LU.
cas- s. CLAPP al their former office.
p w LUCAS,
Surviving Partner.
July 90, l844-3m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
NEW GOODs--LATEsT STYLES,

III ). BOND are now receiving and open
=. ing al their new store, opposite The steam
boat landing, a iarge and well selected stock OF
staple and fancy dry goods, consisting in parl as
foilOwS:-
Plain black Italian, lueStIing, black figured
and fancy silks, lace, lawns, balzarines, muslnS,
assorted; thread lace and edgings, jaconet inSer-
tings and edgngs, French worked and dimety
collars black and fancy kid gloves; black and
fancy silk mitIS, Irish linens, Russia Sheetine,
cottonades, Mexican mixtures. nankeenS, domeS-
tic, hosiery, assorted. Black cloths, black aud
fancy ca>SimerS, boots shoes AMI hats, assorted.
ESardVgaFe.--Trace and fifth chains, steel
and iron wedding hoes, bellows, anvilS, vices,
pitt and cross cut saws, Scythe and grass blades
augeTS, chiSelS, shutter fasteners, axes, hathetS
hammers, Ike; preserving kettles, inlaid With
porcelain, cheap and superb article.
SedaF - &are.--PailS piggins, tubs paint
&c buckets, willow wagons, sc.
GUeeRSVvaFe.--W w bite China setts 30 or
Oh pieces; dishes. bowls and plates asserted
Glass VI Nare.--PTeSsed and plain tum-
leIs. wines, sugars and salt stands &c.
SadEcFy.--Ladie>' me u 5 and boys all price
maTiingaleS, brides saddle and travelling bags.
wagon and carriage whips, &c. sc.
20 kegs best Dupont'S FFF powder; lead shot
and all other goods usually sold in this market
! 100 ounces best quinine, which we will sell
ow.
Persons wishing 10 purchase goods low viii!
nnd IL 10 their Interest 10 call and examine their
stock, as they can and iCiH sell on good terms
as any house in The city.
Memphis, April 20, l64f-35-3m
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03

The State of Mississippi, Marshall Countu
Circuit Court, March Term. 1910.
Demcrcus L. Childress. Admr. de 6onis non &c.
Lovard Nj. james ct al Attachment.
THE defendant. Lovard NJ James in the a
Il bove stated case will please lake notice thai
there IS now suit pending in this court of the
above style, ins iiuted by attachment. by whicI,
IL appears that The defendant, James, hath re
moved out OF this Stale, that the ordinary
process OF The lien cannot be served upon him
The amonnf for which suit is in.tjtuted i ss7oo
be- ides interest from the 18th dav of Decemhe, !,
1910. Said attachment was levied in The hand
of Je fersou J. Meek 5 garnishee
1t is therefore ordered by the court fha, NH
lication Of the pendance of the suii be made n
the Holly Springs Gazette, a newspa Der nuhlish.
ed IN he town of Iiolly Springs, county and
Stale aforesaid, and that unless the said Iarna
appears and repery within the time Given hr
law, thai in that case judgment will he enfers5
and the estate so attached, will be dealt with a.
cording 10 law. -.
Test. A T CApvyTr1rp~
'a'y % i011 Clerk
* Boxes Glass.
Il - 100 lbs putty, for sale at
D. DO NES&C
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03


s4NIBE 49 Is! * 81 g =
WESTERN FEMALE SEMINARY.
w ILL commence its second session 22ad Ju-
w ly, 1914 under the superiniendence q.
OF Rev A w Y0UNo and Lady, whose uniteo
efforts will be directed 10 the moral and inieliec-
tUal impros eTne0t of their pupils.
The Institution, though SlrIciiv private will
afford every faciIiIy for the acquisition Of thor
ough education.
TIE X 5.
Primary Class. $1,000
Middle 100
Senior % GO
Contingencies, oU
Music, Latin, Greek German and French usu-
al price.
Good boarding in reSpecta ble families can bt
obtained in The Immediate vicinity Of the Semi
nary.
Mr. Brewer, an accomplished musician,
Gently from Germany, takes charge OF The music
department
June %, ISi4-tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
NOTICE.

I'll I, undersigned having been appoln.
TED Administrator of all and singular the
rights chattets and credits of Simon Nc.
Lendon, decd. by the Probate Court of
Marshall county. Mississippi, on The 24th
DAY OF June 1874 44-Notice is hereby given
10 all persons having claims against the es
tate OF said Simon MsClendon. to present
tne same within the time required by law.
or they will be forever barred Al. persons
INDEBTED TO the estate will please make i'm.
mediate payment
CLEMENT T. BENTON.
Admsnistrakor
June 90, 1916,
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON-

Germ. AT Meeting of Salem Lodge, No. 43,
Cat his place. on the Sh day OF June nit One
Henry L. Marhe.n for causes sufficient OF
gross unmaSonic character, was expelled from
all the privileges and immuniies of Masonry
Given under my hand bv order ofsaid Lodge
w. ADKINS, secretary.
Said Machen, is about % years Of age, feel
s or 9 inches high, weighs about 50 lbs, lair
complexion, with light Sanay hair and eyes OF
rather dark hazie color. His right arm and
foot are each defective, having been injured BY
wound, The scars Of which are yet perceivable-
His ann is somewhat perished, and is stiff, ar
lcularly at the bow joint. When walking he
lImps slightly upon he injured foot.
j. w. ADKINS, Secretary.
Newspapers friendly 10 Masonry viii please
copy.
Salem Mississippi, June 29ih, 1914.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
G GG z I = q L G g. sP e Se
Nr.D AcuvTrYx Apo IQ,b 1910


Dear SIR - had hills and FeVeIs for Twelve
months nine months OF The time, without being
able 10 check il with All. the aid could procure
from Physicians and the various 1onic Fever &
Agne mixtures sold bv the Dru9Stores. In Ap-
ril last saw your advertisement of Clemens In
dian Tonic, as an iRtallabLe cure. made no
delay in calling upon YOU, and by using said
Tonic, Tried 1t about he same time with the
same happy result. Yours respectfully
G.. l.. GLASGOW
From the Clarksvilie Chronicle Oct. 81 Is43
DR. L. T. Scott: Dear Sir:-We have uSed
c. emens Indian Tonic in many ca es of Ague
and Fever and we find it, in every particular
what IL i recommended 10 be in your advertise
ment We have heretofore used most of III
popular remedies in for Ague and Fever.
and " e unhesiatinglv recommend Clemens In
q an Tonic 10 the ontidence of the public from
our personal experience and observation. as
safe certain and prompt cure for he Apue and
Fever, in any form or stage of the disease
Yours, &c, P PsACHER,
JAMES J. PRITCHETT.
LEVI COLEMAN.
Bear Springs Furnace, Tennessee Oct % Ie43
MIR Geo. w. House. Dear Sir have sold
the Indian Tonic that yopT agent left with me
and the money is ready for You. / have been re-
bus>ied by my neighhors 10 Sena Tor more those
who have tried il have GREAT confidence in i:
S-nd me further supply. and direct il 10 The
Cumberland Iron w orks- Yours. res'pt
D. III ELLIS
Extract OF letter from Rev FA OWEN OF
Memphis dated Nov. is, I643:
"My dear Sir - have tried lemens' Indian
Tonic in six different cases, and find il effica-
cIons in a very high degree. II arrsered the
chill in every instance, and vet there has been
no return | chserfnly give this testimony
that other NAV be induced TO remedy both
safe and eficaciouS in curing chi.lS and fever
Yours. very truly"
TFor sale st The sign ofthe Golden Nor
March 9. l844-6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
NOTICE.

NOTICE
The Probate court of Marshall county.
neid on The 22nd April. 1914; having gran.
i.d letters of Administration TO the under
signed on the estate of Robert Crawford. de.
cfased. This is 10 notify alIt.ose having
claims against said estate TO present them
within The time limited By law. or the same
will be barred.
EMILY w. AWFORD.
Administrative
June 29th l644-6w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
NOTICE
NOTICE.

Atthe April Term of ,hs p,.,
ofshe county of Coahoma, A ID Is,,,
lers of Administrator were or.a,'5 - u u
undersigned. on the estate Of l,eri Mn. ~
ceased:-this is to notify ali ibo.a1 - =
claims against said estate 10 ~. = g
within the time prescribed b, -,
indebted to SAID estate will rslsir1--. -., @
payment. HENRY R0pp
April %. 1874. A8gi-:-,.
may ll,-[pf S5I
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03

American Revolution.
Young Cadet,
w OrceSier's Geogra-
ply and Alias,
Lie Of Joseph,
New s, stem Of Mer-
camille Arithmetic
Parlor Songsler,
AIOoT's Melodies,
Cooks Voyages
EpiScopacy Examined
Rambles oi a Natural
ist
| Evenings ar Home,
Solitude Sweetened
| WOrceSier's Element
| arv Dictionary
Paley'S Evidences
Do Theology,
Pastors Testimony
Hopkins on the creed.
DR. Larden'S Encyclo-
pEdIa,
GOldsmiJh's Greece,
Do Rome,
Life of Girard,
Bennet'S Letters,
Weem's Washington
IngersOll'S Grammer,
Life of Marion,
IrVing's Columbus,
ThompSon'S Seasons,
Christian Professor,
Domestic PortraiIuTe,
Barnes NOieS,
ThompSon'S Narrative
90. Guide to Health
ColburnS Algebra,
eSta mentS
HeibeTS Sermons
ComSlock'S Chemistry
Palev'S Synopsis
Mallbyrn's Geography
and Atlas,
Smiths Algebra
Pocket AfapS of The
different States
-VashingIon'S Relig
ious Opinions,
lodges commentary
kentucky Volunteers
4 mes Smith
'ianO Instructors
IrimshalF'> Englan
Halls Sketches of the
IEest.
os, Flute Perceptors
pply OF QailS, Letter
Wax sc.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
The State # Mississippi, : Probate court
Marshall CouAtu J NAV term 1874

10 ali who are interested in the estate
real and personal, OF Josiah Shipp deceased,
Take notice that Easter Shipp, widow OF
Josiah Shlpp deceased. has Fl ed her petition
m the Probate court of Marshall county. fof
dover and disti ibulion of the estate real and
personal OF her deceased husband, and the
same is set for hearing for The Fourth
Monday OF next month
The petition claims dover IN the follow
ing tracts OF land, sold by said Shipp in his
lifetime. 10 wn:-Seciion IL, Range 8
Township 4, and tie South east quarter O
Section so, Range 8. Township q, west
WITNESS. the Hon. Tryon NJ. Yancey.
Judge OF the Probate Court of Marshall
county. the 4la monday of May, 1874, and
seal of said court
GORDENTIA WAITE,
Junef, 1914 Clerk
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03

r0uEnl else VI mere.
hlil!eT's Letters,
cambridge's Mathemat-
les,
Dayi' Shades & Shad-
ow's,
Do. Description Ge-
ornetry,
Hawks Ecclesiastical
History Of the u 5.
Darby's Universal Ca
Zetleer,
Writings of Washing
ton
NewtOn's Works
Horace, Virgil, Cicero,
Livii,
New Latin Tutor,
FlavfaiTs Euclid
Miliwright'S Guide
Groves Greek and Eng
Dictionary,
The Preacher, , vol.
Life of Livingston
council. of Nice
Beaumont on Gastric
Juice,
Bennil's Book keeping,
Memoirs OF Hannah
Moore
Chalmers Political E
COnOmy,
Life of Rev. Leigh
Richmond,
Family Religion,
Afflicted Family'S COM
paniOn,
Davy CrOcketts Tours !
Smellie'S Philosophy, |
GrimshaW'S Greece
Catechism on Grecian
Antiquities,
Bunyans Holy War, |
Psalms and Hymns,
EenecaS Morals
Hervey's Meditation
Life OF Jackson, /
Smily's Geography
and Atlas,
Gentlemen and Ladies
Lexicon,
Mrs. Halls Bible con-
veTSatiOus
English Composition
Cummings geography
and Atlas,
Interesting Novels,
Copy Plates. Portfol
Good Old Music, and a $
Paper, Waters, Sealing
April 18Th, IS44,-tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
BOOK S, BOOK S,
ATi.P. LENy D2Uf STORE
'SostB Side Of Square, Holly Springs.

I'VE have on hand the following Books,
w which we will sell extremely L0lc for Cash
or on tine 20 punciua men- Come and see, we
are determined 10 sell cheaper than they can be
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

LETTERS Testamen.arv. bavino been
granted 10 the nde'signed, upon the estate
ot Leander X. Guy. deceased, at the MAY
Term 1914 ofthe Probate Court Of Mar
shall county. Mississippi. Notice is hereby
gwen, requiring all persons having claims
against SAID estate 10 exhibit the same with.
IN the time limited by law. or the same will
be barred.
JAMES ELDER.
MARTIN w GUY.
Executors
June 9Th '44-6w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
CLEMENS NDiAN TONIC,

MfaLtibLe cure for ChiHs. or Agues and
tecerS.
This Invaluable Medicine is purely Vegetable
TINE une exampled success OF this truly Vnri-
l. railed Tonic, in curing, in a few hours,
where ALL other remedies have tailed, and thai
TOO. in cases of six, nine, twelve and eighteen
mon hs' Standing warrants the assertion, thi II
taken according o The directions, it is anfatttbte
a long list Of certificates in proof OF Its infatii
blitV, mieht be added /; but those upon he wrap
per ale deemed sufficient. Try il, and be con
vinced that il is the most pleasant most certain
and the very EEsT remedy ever offered to the Pub
hc, for pu ling speedy termination 10 Chills or
Ague and Fever.
Il is not in the least nauseating, nor does ii
operate upog the bowels but its saluIaly action
npon the whole sy STEM is so charming, that eve
~ one is highly delighted at their speedy recove
ry To health. S0ch remedy, the q affllcIed have
long been in want OF one that cures speedily and
permanently, where The usual caution TO inn
proper exposure i observed
The fact that the recipe was obtained from
the RED MAN ofthe FOreSl, sienceS all doubt as TO
its beng purely Vegetable NATURES OWN RENE
DY--and may, therefore, BE- taken by every one
with The most perfect safety. Persons living III
Ague and Fever districts, should never be with
out supply Of this iHUatuzbte Tonic; a. In H.
they will ALWAYS find certain friend in time OF
need. The great and rapidly growing popular
ily Of this medicine, may cause others TO try and
initiate it-lherefuTe be sure TO ask tor Glenn
EMS INDIAN 3 ONEC, put up BY GEO
". HOUSE, Proprietor, whose name is wTn
len upon he label and wrapper of each boule
~ None genuine without his written signature
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
1E:::UNIoH HALL, G;:.
r.. G. ETcETACKlN, Proprietor.

CAPITOL. STREET, JACKSON, MISS.
THE Proprietor, formerly of Pontotoc and late
of Memph!s, Tennessee, has taken the above
well known Is ahis men, and would be pleas
ed 10 see his old friends and The travelling com-
mnnifv in general His prices will be IN accor-
dance with The tunes. May, 10. 44--tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03

4 RESI- supply oi genuine PETERS PILLS
L Just received and for sale bv
r. P. LEWIS.
May llth, IS44-lv.
Nj OFFATS celebrated LIFE PILLS and
w PHCENIX 81 FlEBS, for Dyspepsia
Asthma, Scroiuia and Consumption, &c, war
ranled to Be fresh and genuine. For sale at
LEWIS, South Side Of the Square,
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The undersigned having been appoin
cd Executor Of all and singular, th.
trlghts. chst,lfs aud credits of jesse GurIey
dec ased. by the Probate Court OF Marshall
county, Mississippi. on 24th June 1874
Notice is hereby giveE to all persons have
ing claims against the estate of said jesse.
0urlep, to present he same within the time
required by law, or they will be forever bar
red
All persons indebted to the estate will
please make immediate payment.
JOHN A LAUSSAT, Executor.
June 29lh lS44-6w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

LETTERS of Administration with the
will annexed upon other goods chatles and
credits. not already administered of the es
tate OF John B. Moore decd, having been
GRANTED to the undersigned, at the MAY
Term 1914 of the Probate Court of Mar
shall county. Mississippi Notice is here
by given, requiring all persons having
claims against said estate to exhibitthe IN,
within The time limited BY law, or the sam,
will bebarered.
JAMES ELDER, Executor,
June 9Th lS44-6w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
A ACARn

Many things have occurred u-.4,
think, renders il incumbent upop ne
lish my prices. While there wsss
Society IN existence; was bar5 ~
governed by the rules and sereep,fr.,
society The s,ciety does M; rrr
am therefore lef fleet establish me-
as | see fl; and do give below he -r.-
which | shall be governed, in my ,
to all who may favour me wah tst
fidence.
For visit in Town, or within oasra. q,
the square fa
Every succeeding mile.
After night these CHARGE ale 5auss
For cathartic. purge. Laxative 2ss-.
Alternative and AbsofbenL e
per dozen. Isl
Tinctures from Is to 50 ca perez
Obstetrics l1
Surgery in all cases. viii Be ,5s m
prices as charged heretofore
Prompt pay will be regurft
JOSEPH BRETNEY
Office South Esst conner oi l5saas
June Is l644-t
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
New Tailoring embellishments.
Y. H. WHITEMORE.

" NJ = II = II u
Respectfully informs the citizens of this
place and vicinity. that he has comm need
the above business IN all its branches He
has just received the latest New York fash
ions, and hopes BY dIligenl attention TO bu-
sIness 10 merit share of public patronage
ALSO,
On hand a small assortment of Dry Goo d
which viii be sold cheap for cash.
Holly Springs, May 4. lS44