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Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-05
STRAYED,

EROM the Subscriber in May last. FIVE
It yeariing Caiile--four STEERS and
one hEIFER. One Of the Steers IL dark
brindle. One dark red, one red lined back,
and one dun with star In his face and white
on flank and shoulder. The heifer is light
red without any brush on the TAIL Wh0ev-
they can be found, shall be literally re.
warded. LEAvITr SMIgH.
Plymouth Hollow, Nov. q. le44. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-05

INDIA RUBBER OvER SHOES. : eases q ar
j psP Rubbers nOss opened prices % sait elsto-
mess 6 Ia5l cGccK q F6R0S
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-05

maps. Velvet, Plain aud Figured, Plush.
~ FuRtria,med Cloth and For Caps. Just
ccsitsd at H11 Ctokx d FSatA
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-05
FOOTE'S

FOOTE'S
SELF REGULATING STOVES.
TIME Sub scriber, having secured the
Il Agency for these invaluable Stoves for
the County of Litchfeld, is now prepared
to furnish them to order at the shortest no.
tice. This is undoubtedly the best Parlor
Stove now in use, for comfort, convenience
and economy. ..- J. L. NORTH.
Wolcottville, Nov. 1874. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-05
TAX EN UP.

TAKEN UP,
DY the Subscriber on or about the 24ih
- ult. dark red Yearling STEER. a lit
tie brown about the head. The owner can
have it by calling and paying charges.
HfRAM CHURCHILL.
Mortified, Nov. A, 1874. *26
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-05

ThssslikiuaS SRms which ceaerl ssoslsbrHsA-
tsssGeissa. q ssssafly taxing the ys1, 8 Seer
SGhg EnasnG Hw IAtEi&ni nams d VsEini&
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
NUTRITIVn QUALITIES OF TEA.

AT recent meeting Of the Paris Acade-
my of Sciences, VI. Pe'gnt read IA paper on
the cine micaI combinations ol tea. NJ. Pei
igot states that tea contains essential princi
pies pf nutrition far exceeding in importance
It's stimulating properties; AMI shows that, as
siimulanr, tea =. IN every respect, one o.
the most desirable articles i'm habituai use.
One Of his experiments on the nut:iiive qual
ities of tea, as compared with those OF soup
was by no means in favor OF the latter. The
most re,narkabie pro Iucts of TIA are - lst
the tannin. or aStringent property; , as es
Seniiai oil ta which II owes lis aroma. and
which has great influence on us price IL
c ,mmrrcs; and l. u snhStan ce in azote. anG
crvStaIlIslb!e, called theme, w'oich is al>t
met with in coffee. and is frequently called
c0feine. Independently of those three sub,
>tancrs there are eleven others Of less i'm
portance. which enter moe or less INTO the
cnnpoSiion Of ali the kinds imported into
Europe. What was most e,centia'. as re
CARDS The chemical and hvgienc character
OF tile plant, was Ia ascertain the exact pro,
portion OF the azoted {uiirugenised) princi-
piles which il contains. NJ. Pcligot hegar
hv determining the total amount OF aznte in
tea and flushed bv findIng ih n it was trnn
D To 80 per cen. greater ihanjn any o'he
klnd of vegetable NJ. Pelignt states, that
hv reason 81 this quantity nf e, and III,
existence or caffeine ia the tea -leal, 1t Is
true aiment.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

7 We have been favored hy Captain RicIi>
ardson, oi the American Seamen's Friend
>ocietv. with Sandwich Island papers 10
October 2Sih. being about two months later
Than our previous advicas.
The United States ship Erie arrived AZ
iionoiuln Sept -mber lith, in thirty one
davs from Caliao.
GEORGE BRowN ESQ United States com
missioner fnr the Sand " ich Islands. hal ar,
rived al Oahu. AMI saii-d thence on the 26th
Octohpr. in the United States ship Cvane,
Tor the Island Government.
The officers aud crew of the Cvane with
Il generosity characteristic of Seamen, made
up purse Of S 100 for Rev. Mr.. Damon. A
marican Seamen's Chaplain, wlo had the
misfortune few months previans To ls,~S
so by theft, with which he had intended
10 purchase horse. Slndrv other do,a-
tons from American aud British officers
lnd seamen-So'nt for missions, some for
Seamen's Chaplaincy. some for Temperance.
and some for the pnor-arr acknowledged
In.lhe papers before us. Among them are
SeveralS for the British Admiral TuoMAs AP
c. JONES.
Mr. IIoopaR. acting ConSul al the United
States n: the Sandwich Islands. stated, near
the end o( October last. that there had touch>
ell at the Islands wilhin tie previous nine
months, upwards oi 6O.0t0 tons of Ameri>
can Shipping, valued including their cafgoes,
AT 81 500 600 0-Jnnrnat of Comme, ce.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
MR. cLAYs DEFENCE OF MIR


JEFFERSON.
The following exJroct IS from speech OF
Mr. Clay ia reply 10 al assault nude upon
Nlf JrtF.rs5a by Josiah Quincy. CAN MOD
rrp- p.-1Ccrarv show such a speech rom
Martin Van Burru. their leader !--i hey
-, show ifthev vIIi, that martin Van Bn-
rem ,yas onpased 10 nrNadison and the late
v-,r--tha, he wts for M Clinton. the anti
war candidate fer The Presldrncy-in Loco
fco language, he was against M Madison,
and TO- Inc Bdrisl Dt Mr Van Buren
told our ans .blue lights" or did he re-
rerye any British gold" for bis KIDD setvi-
COS ,nt trviar TO overthrow Mt Madisou'S
administration. which, with Mr Cay Tor It's
tight arin. vas ex-rting all ts energy N
defence OF frernrn's rights against the usur-
pa.inns of the migaiirst nation on eadh
~Nrnher his (nr Jefftrsou,) retirement
irom public ctlicr. his eminent services. nor
his advanced age. can exempt this p1tron
from the coarse assault ofparty maltVoIence
No 81. in 1901, he sna,ched from the rude
hand ofusurpation he violated constitution
Of his country. and that is bis crime. He
preserved that instrument 10 form and sub
st,uce aud spI II, precious inheritance tof
senenuans - come, and for this he can
meyer Be forgiven How valn and imPo
tent Is party rage directed against snch a
man He IS not more eievared by his resi-
deuce upon the summit Of his own favoriie
mountain. than he is lifted BY the serenity OF
MS mind and the conciOnsnesS OF a well
spent Iiir above the Indignant passions and
ieeliags oflhe day Mol his own below d
Nonricrllois is not more moved by the storms
that beat against us sid. S. than is this Illus
,rsious man. by the howlings OF the whole
BRlTIsH PACK sci looSe from The Essex
ktnnei When tbs gentlemen. 10 whom
have been compelled 10 alluie. shall have
mingled his dust with that OF his abased
Gaessiors; when he shall have been con
signed to ob ivion. or If he lives at all. shall
I've only inihe -treaS0nablS annals of a Ger,
tsla jEato, the name. OF JEFFERSON
viii Be hailed wnh gratitude. his memory
h0norei and cherished as The second faun-
der Ofthe liberties Of the people. and the
period Of his administration, viii be looked
10. as ono Of the hpppiesi and brightest
ePochs Of American hislorv-an, Oasis in
lhc midst Of : sandy deser,'"'y
Colup5ia Q5scrueS.
"a E." III
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

-, ,riest the next moTnin' sir
gtss" - ,,3u afraid bel! do you some
An1 e;,5g Inquired the magistrate
saaa' ~ Y. III replied Peggy, 4 am afeard
CiseI' ~. an dtredn'I GO as lar as the
s.@i .;,sout jerry o Mrara--
Fn2~ ss,r that. ger honofp exclaimed
" r,tbpr excitediy, MS hints
Ntr that its all about sir.'-G
Jrf ~ re,otud Piggy apg Ilv, b.
tle'-l ,ysrschip. he's always drunk ,
fe , Pgogr. aianqI maSchree, said
i''' ann slv coaxing look al the a.
ltiA''. ;.or, il dfiukln' health an more
t., 80, inc rurity ars N Fuy aS Is TO be,
att,4 ,sran 10 Jerry UM-a'a, SO o''Fn,
q .n.kes me basleiy drunk IA laugh J
l'o.tsI5tI- know or want 70 know hov
~ ~sts drunk answered Peggy.
Or .L.o1k ve here sir, (handI1g
,he rnagislrate.l that's what l found
tI..,5a handle Ut the pump one day,
.- .-,or bat didu't know be was
"''- "'.'.r ~. III Hali door VII n took u
-rs,k o1sued the letter aud reid the
'--.,r Haff scodug, half coaxing poe:Tc
,. ,yhi.r created much meriment 10
IN, x,s.er 81 Foy joining as heartily as
d -,ur LOVELY AN ADORABLE Mss
~ PEGGY OFLANiGAN."
-.- P.--r. ME dariia.' why is it yer amar-
-,rry rrn cuglia' a. Dernot " Foy2
- .taz.u,' tJt lhta ye'te so Pias.A'
.r... 2-,- -rs.rs., woa'tye marry m''J'5
,.r,rsA.-. nav lows hO. ciudher,
.-.. -.,--hiu' su' buruing yer cVn Alons'hef'
b. ,i. -,usrs Tn smiaen. bat is map I'll Be
r... i..s r...y Is, case c7oor Dsr'no'' Me
,.-....... s.7 4, SILK. a. ~ wire "a new milk,
Arm gl.e alI lA- -PaiFeens tor yoaf SAKE 'Ns
r asa... Ma.o-',. aId Pa.hsr MecGr.9er;; ',.,
s r.--r. ar7 ca.-ret, marry i'rtNi'l 10 eJ
Nssf..ra,s-.W,ll, his af~cJioUs appear
. be- Tcry strong Tor Won. bit lsa7Pose yo'
hare no great liking loc hing :,
O. decd. Miss Peggy, half smiling nall
.exei. D.~iia IA cls,sd1n0!
Asgisrrafe-.W Atr. NJ Foy, "ha'
have YOU u sly to this charge oI threaten
ac Miss Flanagan ?
VIZ. II 0F sctttiFL SUI, 10y
Al his vonted assurance. for ne hrst !ooh
"A inp.oriugly at Peggy. then ne tufnri
t.s eves 10 the brnrh. and h'id down uis
f.si like & scaoolbov in fear Of the oifch.
N.ris..a,e-.Wer, Mr.. NJ t'ov your
mole Of cou.,ship You will fui woat d2 -
,5i, cigihzsd country Miss Fian'gan cyl
l-n.ly has strong disiociinntion 10 re'e.v1 ,
,on add.csscs; and she must be projected
f.,p sooovlnc- and violent conduct on
mus. fherc1rc. find bail 70 keep 'he peace
t9wsrd, her majesty suijecIs for SIX rnoHth'
av which Time, prob 'bIr, your fasS'o" win
have somewhat cooled
Bull na, baln. forthcoming, Master i'er
m7r ATFov vas sent 10 brood over thP
,,-rous Of unrcqujttd love. IN prison
A.5.5H
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

NEwsPAPERs.-fhe NEWSPAPERS is the
chronicle al civilization. the cpn'a reser
vol: Into which every stream pourS I;s living
waters. nj winch every man can come and
drink 1t is the wspaper which gives to
liberty It's pfaciicai !ie--iis CONSTANT GbSer-
vaiion--its perpetual vIrilanc e--unrelrnil n ting
acilvitv TIE news paper Is a daily and
sleepess waicliman, that reports To YOU
every danger which me mace The InstIiu-
lions of our country. and its Interests al
home an abroad. The newspaper lnfnrm>
lie legislature ol public opni n. and inform
The people the &C, al Iegi>la lon ;and keeps
up that constant sympathy. that good ua-
ders,and,ng between the people AMI legis
latars, which cnnlucrs tn the maintanance
os ordes, and prevents the stern necessity
fur resoutions sea9
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

CHE~s England and France have staked
themsel G. against each other for supe i"r y
at chess til, terms of this dHei of pawns.
kni .h's. cas- es and nish"ps are, that the party
which first wins eleven games shall be decar-
ed Glorious. AT Tie last date Gig eames
had been played. Of which one draw
game he iher seve" were won by Eng
land. Great consequently was the cnnsteru-
aiun OF France; ard in the Eclipse and
Hem v race, after Eel pse lost the first heal,
ap cal was nlade-not IN ain 20 the great
Purdy o take he p ace of the jockey that lost.
So appeal was made from the unsuccessful
champion % another. greater man NJ. DIES
Chapelles the first chess player in France.
The. English champion. MIR. anton. h. d
c nsented 10 the subst tuition, aud NJ. d 5
Chapeiles held the matter. a. the last dates.
under alvisement He has reputation IN
lose having never been bealen; bu. then the
"hanor of France' is at stake, and he cannot
hold ack.-N. O. Trapic.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

1FThe G rrespon len ol tie Ba fillmore
Sun, writing from Washi gton, says: | have
examined The document rel tive To the IudI-
ans in Florida. In his despatch IF Novem
ner 1913, General Worth saes:-"As yet few
of the Indians have mani ested disposition
to emigra {, and The time has not yet arrived
To effect then removil by CO ere on. as they
a e somewhat shy and di>truslful of the whites.
All have visited Pampa eScePta few IF the
very aged but in parties from 0 Ia Is only.
These apprehen rs under the po icy pur-
sued. will soon wear away; when if consid
cred desirable. advantage many be taken Of a
favorable occasion TO send off the whole
Pr, cipi,ancy will occasion much and vexatio us
III cslty. Since the pacifca'inn of Aug.
1912. these people have observed perfrc. od
tah ami strictly fulfilled their engagements
Not an instance of wickedness towards the
whites has vet occurred.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

such empty words" replied Rzabe lh; chad
thy poo: cousin seen me tinlS. she had
known me better than 10 talk of canl!ort
Alas. alas. why does her face sri pursue meH
God knows how bitterly | mourned her a:e:
bui i comeih. IL cnneth, fpr ever, AMI silt
ACCOMPANIED by anoiher, which NY soul
Sicksneth to behold, Willie Elizabeth
spoke. e.Iered Sir Robert Cecil, with the
Lord Admiral. a relation OF The Queen; they
came 10 enireat that she would suffer her
self 10 be conveyed 10 bed
E.Z iheth looked round. shudIering at
her costly couch- ''Oh. never, ne ycr!'' she
exclaimed. "Oa. Cecil. ii thou hadSi seen,
there what have seen, ihou wouldst not
drive Thy mistress To that couch of horrors"
"Wha, has your Grace there brhed ,'sad
Cecil; have you seen the dweers OF another
world!
Nay" answered Eiz beth. "assuredy
hat is an idle question. and beneath cur
notice"
"ln Sooih your Grace mu retire to bed
persisted Cecil, ''lf il be buI TO satisfy the al
lection of your peorlet''
AZ these words. the emhers % an almost
exticgui,hpd fire again blazrd in he heart o.
Elizabeth. and lighted up he worn FEATURES
with something OF the dignity oi old: she
"Mu<i!" she exclatnec; '.s n1ust 4 word
to he addressed 10 princesl Lille man, Ill
lie man. Thy farther. it he had been alive
dutsI not la are used that word. Bul. alas!
aa>!' cnn;inue4 The Queen, wringing her
hands, aud speaking ia a tone of deep drjrc-
t!on, .'lhou arr grown ptesumptious, because,
tion hnnweSt that shall dIe!"
"Go3d madam. be comfnrted," said the
nrI 4 a. al bp
Queen.
She ~ in raised herself with Lucy'> assist,
/ ancc, and gra~piug him hv the band, she
ked him piteously in HE face; then burst.
| mo into tears she exclaimed Lnrd,
my Loud. am tied with an iron collar IL
bout my neck; am tied fast, and the c se is
| ,Itered with NIL"
From this time The Queen gradually sunk
! falling into a Ie,hargv which released her
| rom those mental tormenls which il ha,
wrung the compassionate heart OF Lacy te
behold. during t'ris irtliargv, she was placed
~ her bed. As her end vaS now ev!deut,
fa~, approaching. ,he Lord Keeper. the Adj
/ nira, ard the Secretary Cecil ware depu5
ii hy the Cornell 10 learn EIzaheth'S viii
with regard To her successor. Lucf Wi
| ounhton whom the Quern during her inter
| valS nf consciousness had commanded % re
nan near her. stood hv the side OF ,he rov
Al ronrh TIE Queen took M notice whei
! he Kings of Scnllan.! and France wrr,
nentoned hv those lords; then they
| poke OF lhe her OF the house Of Suilnih
| the Lord Btauchamp. Ia son of Lady Calhe
rinr Grev. and the L al Of tirrt(nrd, T.
whom Elizabeth had always borne IA Siron.
'antipathv. Al ,hiS name she started. an,
t the dnlneSs Of death seemed 10 vanish for
moment from her wild blue eyes; while SIN
| fercelv exclaimed: 81 will have no rascal
/ son in nv seat; none BAT king Shall siI np
on The throne of Ez zlbet1! and who shnult
:hai he but oar Cousin. the King OF Scotsr'
she never spoke again.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

New >rncK i'he Baumnre C,,pPer says
single share in diving bell. hnii' by sub
srripiion, shares originally Sl09. was sod
ih. other day lor six hundred. II i deSiga-
ed for the Spanish Lin to search :or a
Spanish -, wiuci went down some years
aga. with &30,O0O000 in specie on board,
SO brass cannon. and vast a~moes oi gold
md SILVER images for the Roman Catholic
churches. Alter the vessels was sunk The
pilot went down in a div ny bell, and
brought up s y 600, but arrested by the
Spanish Governmea 4, for acting without an.
thority in the prenies. Of course. he wa
nude 10 diSgorse The present company i,
authorised 10y the government of Span.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
CEaAEsE. .ES O'Es EeYA N,
\ ggsT~tTs

WILL. be in Holly Springs during the hrSl
w week of every month, when he would oe
pleased TO serve all who may choose 10 give him
their patronage. He prepared 10 sci any num-
ber OF teeth from one TO full sci, and Will make
gold palajeS and warrant them 10 remedy de-
fective pronunciation without any pam. a. his
location in North Mississippi is permanent, he
Will of course attend To his old practice Tree oi
charge All operations warranted, aud charges
Iow rs the use IF good material will allow de
cannot operate for the prices usually charged by
transient Dentists who often use lin or lead toi
filing the teeth, and sell teeth OF ivory or com
mon bone in the worst possible manner.
HRefer 10 the hysicians of Holly Springs
ernando, Oxford, Ripley and Salem.
April 7, lSi3-3i-I2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

] A gentleman was one day compasis music
for lady to whom he pad his addresses
Pray. aii-s D. said he. what lime do you
time will do but the quicker the better" The
company smiled at The reloinder, and the gen.
,lenna n took her at hes word.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

1PThp ST. Lpni> Republican Of the 80 h.
says that. for several days previous there
wee so mnrh floating ice in the river, thar
il had pat Il stop To navigation. II was sup
posed that the river wot:ld close In the course
of two or three days if ihe cold weather con
mn q
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

LosT.-Y es,erday.' Somewhere between
sunrise aud sunset taco golden hours. each
ss' with sirty Diamond 5iinutes No re-
ward is offered, forlhey ale gone forever.
Coig-bia O5ssrrey.-
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
Nj E VI @ x Y
by THE LATE l.. T.. T..

BY THE LATE l. T.. T..
On what is Memory bu, gift.
Within ruined temple left,
Reminding what lis beauties were,
And then presenting what they are7
OH! tell me no, that Memoy
Sheds joy DER the past.
Wha, is revealed by faded flowers.
Save that they could not asl
Were it NOT better to forge,,
Than but remember, and regret
Look back-e'en in your hours OF spring,
What were your early years,
But scenes Of childish cares and grielsl
And. say not, childish tears
Are nothing: at the time. they were
More lhal the Young heart well could
bear
90 on to riPer years, and look
Upon your sunny spring,
And from the wreck Of long pas years
Wha, viii your memory bring?
Affections wasted, pleasures fled,
And hopes now numbered with the dead.
Our life is as mountain>pdt
4 path of toll and pain,
Aud when upon lis rough ascent
4 lil:!e way we gain,
What boots il turning back 10 trace
Tie troubles that beset our race!
DUt Turn we from the many chords,
That memory can wake,
lis lf,lcd hopes, us griels,ils cares.
And one chord only lake
That Que al other ones above;-
Ohluctd name lhe name OF Love'
And mid Loves sorrows Wi! take
Bot one my proof TO be.
Alb,it lis woes are mum erless
As the sands BY The sea:
But one will Prove Memory sent
On earth 10 be a punishment.
Love, unrrquiled love-the heart
That owns IL can bot crave
Either entire forge lluIness,
Or else an early grave.
las to them from Memory's wing,
Drops added poison 10 i.nvr'S stins
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

A FAILrN PRoP gT George Munday who
denaminaies mself a Converted Thief and
pr,.phef,- was sent to the Aims House In
Philadelphia. on Wedn sday last. for being
drunk in the sreeis.-lt seems that George
was found in MarAet street. mar Broad. IN
uui e am eleva' condition f mind, and was
enticed bv some M malIciuus wags into an oyster
cellar, where hecs,ming uncons i'us of the
dignity aud adges of his pra es>i',n. he fell a
m evsis tis. bar lernus application OF a pair
of scissors upon his beard hy his prete nd d
lends.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
SIR WALTER SCOTT "

SIR WALTER SCOTT will
TA~> stand this season. halfhis lime al
~ASW soof~ old Livery stable in Holly
rs Springs, a, So, ;SI2 and so Sea
s2=@1ssz-@e1ssa ION 10 commence iIth March and
end he 30 n Of June The blood Of Sir Waller
Scott Is SURPASSED b 10 horse in Mississippi.
his colts are uneqGal:ed For Pedfg sc see
subloined certificates. JOHN Il FORMAN.
Feb 81, 1S4i.
CERTIFICATES i dohereby certify that
[ raised Mr.. StovaFs horse. SIR Walter
Scott, and that he vii! be 5 years ole next
spring. was got by Collector, who was 90,
by Wm. r Johnson's Old Sir Charles
SCOTS dam was so; dy Yestorm, his grand
dam by Cd Sir Hurry; YeStorm was 90,
by Sir Archie. his dam was full sister 10 Sir
Archie. Collectors dam was got by Tele-
macus his grand dam by Alderman, tsee
Turf Register } his grand dam by James
| Naiior his dam by imported Iipposaib out
OF a full blooded Dion, de mare See TurI
| Register, February, 1887.
JAMES V HASKINS.
certify that Telemacus was GOT by the
| horse Archduke. his dam by old Diamede
his andam by Augusta, his G grand dam
by Pilgrim, his 2 grandam hyJolIv Roger
Chesterfield CO Va. BENZ WARD.
| TAKEN up by ii. Tyson living fifteen miles
west OF Holly Springs, dark bay mare mule. &
| o! years Old, some gear marks. Appraised lo
$50.
ALSO sorreil horse with a large face riosr
hind and ieii fore feet white or 9 years old
i4-l2 hands high. Appraised to $40
! JAS. Ii. SWAN
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24

c. sPtrAL PU Is, MzsTs-lsider stunmer pro-
poses fu sew in series ot lectures, IN Phli-
aelelphia, that capital punishment is IN accor-
dance with the scriptures, and that IL is both
righteous and expedient:
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
ALLAN ASKE IL IL CO.,
Commission & FortcardiHg Merchants.

New ORLEANS.
TAvING on the 4ih OF March last purcha-
/ Sed the interest OF WM RIDDLE & SERENE
MASoS in the house of Riddle Mason * Co, The
undersigned will cortinoe the COMMISSION
Business in New Orleans under the firm OF a l.
Ian ASHER & CO. and solicils The patron
age Of his friends and acquaiEtances.
ALLAN ASHER
New Orleans, October Isf2
s-The North Alaba mian, Holly Springs Ia
zeiie, Sommervile Reporter, AMI Florence En-
auIrer, will publish months.-1nenl. Eng
Dec.-I7-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
yys s. GIgEEEE B. CO.
Commission M erchants
And General Agents.

PAarrcuLAn attention paid To the sales of COT
row. TOBACCO and other produce, and the collec-
ZION and remitfances Of Funds.
We have engaged the services OF 0. ID. Wat
son. who will remain in the CITY during the bust
ness season w. g PICKET T & Co.
Nov. lo-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-24
ENTER T1INliENT'

THE subscriber would ~peeuullv anuoun>e
L IA the pubic that he has leased the well
known Tavern House in Germantown formerly
occupied By J. w. Stout. Punciual attendance
viii be given - every department reriaining 10
The Travellers convenience; and he hopes 10
share portion OF public patronage.
Charges as follow.
Man and horse per night, supper, lodging
and breakfast. elG0
Do. without horse, g.
Man and horse per day, SO
without horse, 100
single meal 25
lodging, 25
Board per month and year in proportion.
CARSON
Germantown, Ten, Feb -, ISil