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.uscricr vii SELL ty Prnac Auciul 81 D. face near 4
av ou "Wednesday. lt DID Jay oi jane, ai i vc.ca
q TT. erf-e U.-f ~ rurr-trcl AM lufori-i >hoAl
Horned DURHAM CATTLE, cons.siins OF atoli lil.
-.rra.. Bul. Cows al Heirr. Caia-yslrs ALL loi'
III rotice nav b. tire MAY No % lie A4o-Ay Ia-l
.,,f,,r- ana N,.sy.Ycrk American a ric.lllr-L
The sale VII De POSITIVE ALL W4-Jli reese h-1A 49,
relation ~ tre- four individuals, u- WAlcn NJ -
cr..r viii claim he pnse e OF binding, openly ana VII
,ers uoi ca account Of any pclaf lLtiii uul i-a y -
40i necessarily sel 0ui Of tie luc.els o. sioeA 49,, =
and, be THINKS more highly OF isa any ottrf' ana =.
tor prices lfte tian nominal, tss ne ca
nay te,l compared with the cost Of ih.- or pro-
Sl oitefs, oilers much 10 az sAis -ti'I co~.1
oe had-Aouns Hope. uear Albany, Mas -iln, 80:
EVE 10 les l.wt,so, ~ L. T. PRENTICE.
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$500 1920 PIPE

THE Subscribers uangfacflre PIPE, CHEAPER and
BETTER tan an{ Other now n u-e for Do conf eyce
. WATER tl Cites. Villages and prFtfe Rr-lelcr-. D.
.1rVrVs pure ss fae fountain i-ef; llI THEY WAR
AANI o SUPERIOR all more DURABLE L.-l .ny otler
Oraralr -oil v.-fe J. re al for hydraulic flrpcse.
generally Az rafri premium ~ Tn collars tnl silver
1elal awarded e Inventor al the asi FAR u iie
American institute.
Al orders promptly attended ~ atii2 Fllion-street
afiv j. BALL 4 co.
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PERIrOCAL sPECTACLEs.

'I'IEsb LkNrEr, pronounced superior 10 al others u
by Dr. Lariner, PafiesOn. and numerous Ofhsr sci
eulnc gentlemen oi American invention and
81 only 8f he and extensive OPTICAL WORKS
Norh Oxford. Nas- Numerous ie-tm0nas Of fislr men
be- shown. Dll - sslg = believing, tie public are u
viei and Judge Tor themselves They may b.
found ~ the wholesale aud retail Agency No. I8l BrOa ~
ana 80 a. T. D. CROWEN'5 Book Store 6i5 BrOadN a.
DiAcuIi cases Oi deficient vision solicited.
n-C n b i 9 BRIGHAM
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BEAUTIFUL EXPERIsF Wv bile making some
investigations on the chemical forces o. plants ano
he circulation OF the sap. we made some expert
meuis for the pnrpp-e of seeing how far tie color
lowers was dependant upon .ho various sails con
aimed 10 ;ie earth. and which are taken up By the
orccs which convey sap.
w took "a beautiful white fo-e placed doe stem
%. i ia q solution % tne yellow plus-ite 81 potash
ci il remain there four or five hours We then
placed II ia solution OF sulphaie OF iron. where 3D.
remained until morning.
On examining il the next morning SO found ihf
petals CHANGED 20 delicate primrose color. Oh.
leaves 10 a dark blush green, and the wood of ia,
stem 20 Il deep blue The fragrance OF the flower
remained UNCHANGED and it looked rs fresh a. on.
hat was piIcked 40 the same time. and which bad
been kept ia q vase of water
Tho rationale OF these singular changes seems O.
BE- q. follows: The prussiaic of potash J. taken mp
by capillary attraction and distributed through ever
part OF the plant The same i the case with ihe
ulphaic of iron. s soon as The Two solutions ars
brought n contact ihe IRON. acting us rca-rui rc
wives Ire Pms.iaio OF potash This beautiful cXpc
-imcni can he tried b. auy one. care being takcl
,ha' the solutions are not Zoo strong.
Tie effects noted above Hili not take place 3 fh,
solutions are mixed in vessel before using. Ih
experiment may be- varied by using any metallic -o
.uiion.. tla resulting color. of course dcp,ncu-
upon the salts made use OF. Cincinnati All-
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Trhun, received by authorised Agents. kEuDlNO g. Co
>tsie--..rl Tems-.o csi,s Ter wea or Two cents o'
single COPIES.
per aunuLL
Al Now ana cheap publ 'afon- w sale &C. low l-slc
,, gr.fnu Plli.ier. TL.-r-' NaroeOn. ~ eisf'f
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TO THE ELITE OF MUSICAL TASTE.

TO THE ELITE OF MUSICAL TASTE.
nOIDLE AND .INOLE AJItDs HAkrs, al J. y.
- bHONsE >, Na~sr AMI Importer, LOia4On, ALI "a
raIs D.. CsI1i-f. street aod BfDsIyay Nev.lDiS.
TIE nafps produced. Al smcat pfv'cssoss
prefer ~ IA .o Dri rc, Dranl ole, lOue, AID psnect
laisu, ~ Others. London Musical M.lfvf.
Tnsse iaps obtain great celebrity iis nuscai word.
" 4. Essnlss Poet
Chez 0Uyre Of Arr applied the mosl besnisfai and
lafy Ike instrument y. fofk Airof
Tae hn~s, Harp ever played 90.
Your. T. = an eminent Professor and
January is0 pupil oi boefsA
Harps repaired, Strings, &c. le' 'a"im'
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M,WVorH Civrs-TAcrc j. GREAT deal sal,
abogt the Mammoth Cave. and very properly. io
Il Is one OF the most interesting curo.iiios Of the
world. The same geological structure which gave
orcin 10 that Cave has likcwisc caused others JUS
% the Cumberland Gap there is 80 Cove. which ha-
never set been iafhom'l 0r described The land
.orl oi the inn there -a- has zone in d mile aul
a half aud Il Is said others have gone nine miles
stream Of wafer passes through it aAi runs ort %
.hc mouth with ID rapid current.
The formation J. sandstone with bfuminous COZ
il larro quantities. Beyond that on che clinri
DIVER. 'he rocks are again limestone.
TO thosc Who wish 90 travel and s'udy nature. ~
can recommend the re- Jon of country from fhc bead
of Kentucky river to the Tennessee u.s. ONE az OH.
most interesting and least known districts of Anne
cca Tho cooIo-is'. thc naturalist. and the lover
beautiful -cruerf,-oi mountain asc.lfs aua ran
ming strclms.-will hc u..y -rHli,d TIE be-
source, 90 iac country are also great and various
Cur country Is noi set halt explored. esp .cIli1
bat great central region which is imycrscd by the
Allegheny ald Cumberland mountains with ihci
several branches. There is VASE siorchou-o o.
uuvi-iied cnro-lucs Do that rc-iou OF fho world
nc'nnafi Chronicle,
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gOOE-BIGDERY.

rg'HE OLD ESTABLISHED JOB BOON BfNDERY.
lf1.nt lff FlI.l--f--f. TIE subscriber cfl'..ra- .
,a .p-..t 81. ol to al descriptions of JOB BOON
bINDlNl. ami rrf0- Lari..a- :. ai a.l person., lsVr
Ear .l .f Boob Ir-- .I...- i .H-an .Is.I- l. .rr.,
.n lI odd inspect - ul.- and sf- lra y e- 0i bloa-
DID. n- i. f.s rcr -a .a re. b-14-eaf- 10 bra
riH-. f.sUf'.
FIR . rorsfla'i- p. Tf every vl-efT Of -i--p
s1i rary r.l-.lll.. c..l-a- t.. e' el- .-Ir'u
..ani. aarrl.aL EDWARD WALkEA
CHEAP CASH aO0k STORE
r. WlLhtH 3aa. i.'.- sr.l.i 81. .0H.-. rae'
t..-rr. ..I ...I . .I..I OF ~rI.l. HH-- -
l.-f WORKS Anler-.l aud il.- - ou-. " -r- arf..
Books a4 s.'iaI.r. ni e-s a- -rr lelIcel pr. SOS
Or cash tI..tr. l.lHr- ilir
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fine runtlhcs dn0 1cwc.rn.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES

GUILD AMI SALNkh AlOHkS.
DlCHARD FISHER, JR. Mach Maker and Je,ve'er
Ii j. noN prepared to sci WATCHES retail lower tisn
ANY other House ie ely. A. be b. constantly receisiu.
all descriptions direct from Gre Nanuiacurrrs M England
assortment ot Gul Watches rom 80 o -lon eHch silver
do from - t0 so eac-al warranted n kecn good tine
or line money returned. Also very gOod assortment o
I JEMELki and SILVER WARE very 'ow.
y. B.->e-Und hand Watches and Oli Gold and Silver
taken u exchange bought Tor Cash Watches Clocks
Music Boxes and Jevcry repaired n he best manner snd
House in Ills CITY, RICHARD FISHER Jr Importer of
Watches and jew e'ry " oe-ae and Retail, No 81 Bros
WY. Ne" a ora few doors above ls Guy Hospital
ni RICHARD FISHER. Jr
WATCHES. JEwELRY, SC.
<sPLENDlD ASSORTMENT of Cod and SlvS Dl.
"A peA, Patent Lever. Anchor Escapemeut. Lepne ard
Vertical WArCHE selected lfom the best Manufacturer
Europe, which VII be WARRANTED perfect Time
keepers.
Also come new Patterns OF Gold Chains Seals. Keys Sc.
DO. do 90 Ihmhes. Rings. Psns Sc
DO DO do H ise, sos VIZ, s. Stones
Al .e above articles VII bee sold 20 le LOW EST PRICES
and warranted be elll to lle best made rhe city
MOTT BROTHERS importers ol Fine Watches, SC.
No. Nassau ~. opposite tie Custom House
7. S-rle above articles carefully Repaired and War
ronei hy fhe most sklhil "orameu in fie cty. mo
WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER WARE. &c.
I'VE 81 bol hibEte, respectfully invite ie attention ni
their friend and te public fp their select assortment oi
FINE GOLD AND SIN ER WATCHES. consisting 81
DlpcX Lever anu epne Na'rirs, o te various approved
makers, cased the nesiest style, and warranted correc
time Accper-.
silver Kuye-, Forks, spoons, Ladies' Tea Sets, Cups,
Clsfors. SC.
PLACED ana Britannia Ware s,ec'acle- Pencil Cases
Msnie Clocks, Pine Cutlery, Fancy Goods Nc whichthey
are cnsned b otter Tor sale al very reduced prces.
Waicne- ami Clocks carefully Repared ana Warranted.
LOCKWOOD SCNBNER,
Al le GA Established Store, .65 Pearl, corner Of Fulton
street. opposite O.. : Hole. f.
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SALAAA.DEa sax ES.

SE-Allxt.. Il Ia Sax LS.
DICHS IMPROVED PA.ENI SALAMANCA
"A <AFES-N ansn-el Fire, a. si AID Damp Proof To.
,slInsllrr j. ue oUy cafe lmo'r the many purporimg o.
le firr Proof which r4- 3D. a proved o. la %
Ia been severely tested ~ i-r-ui title. and -n gle
l-taicr can be- addured where si,d preserve
o. contents. pv srd, o four L4ldel have been .0d By
lie subscriber aud h. agent New Oreal- The public =
nviird CAL AID EXAMINE for sseve- a. the store OF
A :. MARVIN 1891 " aler -
ss- Of other makers and second hand Safes or sac ry
he-p nFT@
=. IEtL fEN-.-lLr Subscribers have on nai.a ~ 81
- assortment Of >iee Pens BY he NE most es4etfa-
81 manufacturer Va
PerryF- Double Patent Pens In boxes parke,- and on
cards National Peu- 81 al tn different sslier- A---A
Rubber spring Pens tle o;lce DO; Raven bisce, Ae. .
troi's Damascus PEN; Do. Croton cyriA fiier A
bert. Queen. OWE PnlcpAliy barvalA-' Ga-''i A~'A'
Elongated, Ac. Ac- -, 49,.
Wide Imperial and suayi.er Pens IN boxes Moseys
The above, with every article usually sold by ssiioner',
~ offered AZ hoIeale 90 retail N quantities ~ s1it pur.
caasers sI nc lowe ratet BY -. -
FRANCIS LOUTREL,
nll Manufacturing stllol-rs, n Madsn Lsne.
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fThE SUBSCRIBERS are now fni-lin sn entirely rep
ar.ce 0f Instruments. winch warranted superior
tone n any 4-e AID a. keep tune much longer. le no
prOvemen colsi-s iu Harp Frame. peculiar in cOnsirc
lon oDvaflg rry 90 eclon Heretofore caused by ne s'
Of uec paes ID nlurng Ire lone. Professors ard flf'
c4scrs lVea ~ 90 examination off-e Instruments.
GLENN ROGERS 60.
ivl2 tslFul,on-s east ..de Broadway
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wei 40 vansh Georgian has a distch which
"'''-.s Tie attention of prosodis,s
WORD TO wAR.HAsrENERs.
w. W. aefs Al Oregon. all Of you stop;
'' ~ 'ne pear n ripe then II vii drop.
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miscellaneous

90 n0n KEMAKD.-IAe aoofe revan vi- be-
.>o,UJO ia.l i1T i.- recovery 90. Pie following -nn,
ID soury-or proportion to Ore amount recovered
which Wa stolen te Barge Clt9l. o Pougla.sl st
A. ir foot 0l MIrr4y-srrr. nri erl te holr- of lnI
p " on Monday, tine 5ih Instant or ile passage TO
Pom larcV-le. w.
$4,000 Of iac b..s oi ihs Merchants, Exchange Bank
Ne'y-f ors.
So ~ ~ tie bi..s Of ihr Bank of Pong l.cep.e
$500 Cd. ile bis oi ie Flmer.' aHI Manufacturers
Bsns ot P1g -4keep-.r-
$50 of l.e balls no various other Banks
r. q. EEAJAAl y Cashier 0i ft-
Farmers ard llarl..- lrcr- bllk. Fuu-lerf Q-e-
Il. NORTH. Cashier az f.e
bilk oi Pou tikeepse.
Asy Information. lg BEL given io iie Merchants Exchange
Bans N,.t fnrs anlf
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VoSNFNoN HTTwEEN MANUFACTURING tND AG
~VilrkAt PROsrEuTi Owing 10 the brisk de
40 Tor the butchers meat in the manufactures
soi this and al looming counties large Quanilre
sAen' calves. and sheep. are weekly pouring Int
s-.css'er from The northern counties, and sub>c
s~.Uy despatched by rail- to the principa
aus On TWO occasions. within the la, ten day :
tu~ay station has presented The appearance o
On ~ ecu cattle fair he whole OF the pens
e." - me thirty three IN number. were speed,
bsssso issi Tuesday aud further accommodation
S.sf required, the company were pecessitafed II
er horse boxes into r,auisiton for the surplu,
nor ~ @'a sheep We arc also informed. that this
,sch e nss' um- Of laie. they have been driven to
eAPcd!cnt Lancaster Guardian
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lV..St.v s,il ia ~ hOLErALE AID hrIAlI.-
Timed Statss Lsh0raiOry.-The subscribers have On
md and or sse entire tock Of brnnf Fire Worls
eorpr-ng very general assortment, which for beauty O.
appearance and rsa utility vii exceed any ever offered b,
ihem IS years. and u sod by weight VII. be found b.
perhaps y per cent tie cheapest u The city
Canton Eve CTacsers &c u ABUNDANCE.
GASSNER L YOUNG
~ ChAihaui-st opposite Chatham Theatre
De.ers Groceries and Fruits and Agents for e ceeb
ted Paw lon Fountain a. Saratoga
\. b-serp-ni. and Chaser. beng prohibited In this city
O. l. VII only receive orders lor hen from the country
~ f-iv
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LmrNk

"CYMRiC RULE AND CYMRC RULERS
FRoM lHr WELSH OF JONES AP DAyIp.l
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FIPEwoRKs, FIREWORKS : I

tIk EDDb rr-p-ciIu-y niOrms TIE puoie NAT ~
vi arrangements f- sse-on are on NJ MO-t ehttsif'
scale attempted IN this country. lie - now giy pre-
pared o. furnish Ce-. Town. Public Car1rn-, lt@rfr-
Psr-- Sc win yruilcc Displays, var ny - prce ron
- 90 $780, comprising Tire most brilliant ana Fs'.esa,7
hrs. and sypr0pnafe designs. Mr. = ~" s-o sdd ID ~
t.psv ts sn four erir- New to.of-, never before es
S,,,i fo h.. r1t-a rel Canine, Royal Purple. Maroon
40 Msz.rr. Blue n4no& any otter PyrOiecinisL
h ~ &C., ISAAC EDGE. Jr
- -. Pvro'a~Irf.f Jer-sv CITY
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FOUNTAINS.

TsST IRON FOUNTAINS, CONSISTING Of Figures - We
Y lrs. H,te. Swans. Doral-, Ju., scribe, Shells 5a-
ra. g.. forming v'rey Ol more han 9rtf eil-rent Z. o.
b rrre- from = lo -l Also I'D and Force PI NP- o.
lruw from 10 % 600 gallon. nf mnue Iron In Pump ig
..errs or shallow wells. together win rre Engines Hose
l4rs cog per rse,el Hosr, Coupling Screws, &C naul-
al;lr-l loo wholesale 0r retail, b. D. L. fARAAh,
nlrIl r - fuIua-.f
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-15
@ntA,. COACH SHOP.

Take this method Of returning their thanks
to The Public for the patronage heretofore
extended. and hope to merit continuance
ofthe same. They are still at the old stand
whele they are prepared 20 DO all kinds oi
Coach Work in the best and most approved
style. They have in their employ work
men not to be excelled anywhere in the
South. We have all kinds oftrimning ma
erials, aud pledge ourselves to reader gen>
eIal salisfac:ioe in trimming Coaches &c
One of the best Harness Makers in the
South is now in their employ and they can
supply harness as cneap,and as good as they
can be Obtained elsewhere. Charges for
work moderate
Holly Sprinps. Jan. IL, I845-3m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-15

The undersigned, Executrix. and Exec
utor ofthe last VIII and Testament Of Rich
ard Briggs, late of Marshall County State
of Mississippi. Deceased. having, on the
2Sth day of October 1914. in the Probate
Court of said comfy, qualified as such Elk.
ecutrix and Executor, aud obtained from
said court Letters Teslimenlary on SAID
Will
All persons having claims against the
estate of said Teslator are, therefore, here
by notified and required to exhibit the same
within the time limited by law, or the same
will be barred
RHODAH S. BRIGGS EE'x
MAXWELL WILSON Err.
January 10 l845
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-15

by John G. Warren, living in North Mt
Pleasant; one bay horse, both hind feet and
one four loot white, near 5 hands biob O
years old, appraised to $4,000
BY John Chew, 5 miles west Of Holly
Springs, on the Wyatt road. one large sor,
reil horse, 10 hauds high. or years old
appraised to $1,000
JAS. II. SWAN. Ranger.
Jan. IL lS45.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-15
VOCAL MUSIC.

Mr.. z. Webb, would respectfully inform
the public, thai his classes for the cultiva.
ton OF vocal music have commenced. He
has class that meets IN The PRESBYTERIAN
Church, on Wednesday and Saturday eve.
nings- One in the Methods, Church. that
meets on Tuesday and Friday evenings. A
Juvenile Class, that meets on Saturday at
lO O'Clock A. Nj. and O'Clock p. M. Per.
sons wishing to join any one oflhese classes
or all are invited to attend, a, .he time speci
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-15
EGOL1EsTOCK's yezs1EsFUGe.

TNHIS remedy for worms is one ofthe most e1
i traordinary ever used. II efeclually eradi
Gates worms of all sorts from children and adults
Thousands perish by worms without the rea
cause being known. Some other reason is as
signed for their sig kness, until too late 10 cure
the 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-chil-
dren.
What should be done 2
The an swer is plain. Give this vermituge,
which will be sure to do good, ifthey have no
worms and if they have, it will destroy and E.
radicate them with certainty and precision tru-
iy 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
han the disease. So never use iozengeS, but re-
ly upon this. Every person will be convinced
one trial, that it is The most perfect cure ever
invented
For sale in Holly Springs by R. P Lew
81 at the brick Drug Store south of the
quare, and by E. A. Talbot, sign of the
Golden mortar. [march 23,'44-1yl f
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-15
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
PURSUANT to an Interlocutory Decree OF
the District Chancery Court Oft State of
Mississippi at Holly Springs in the suit Of
Edward Ofne against Thomas ]. Dollahite
ct a. will on the 10Th day of December
lo44, at the Court House door in Oxferd,
sell 20 the highest bidder, on a credit of six
months the purchaser giving bond with
good security, beiring six per cent interest,
Section of land No. so, Township Z, Range
3, West IN Lafayette County. a; which sale
Complainant will be allowed but one bid
JAMES . ANDERSON, Com'Y,
Nov.l5 IS44-n13-Im.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-15

he undersigned, at the December Term
1874 ofthe Probate Court of Marshall conn.
~ mississippi, having been appointed Com
ilissioners, TO receive and examine all claims
o. Q, 'ne several Creditors of the estate Of Will
nam Patrick Deceased, reported Insolven,
oy ms ADMINISTRATOR Will meet at the Office
OF me Clerk ofthe Probate Court in Holly
Springs on the third Saturdays of February
Aprii and June next. 10 receive proof of
claims against said Estate.
GORDENTIA WAITE
WILLIAM CHISM.
Commissioners.
Jan 3rd 1e44-n2O-3w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-15
SHE'D NOT a TEAR.


Shed not tear DER my friends early bier,
When | am gone, l am gone:
Smile when the slow tolIing bell you shall
hear,
When am gone, am gone:
Weep not for me when you stand round my
grave:
Think who has died his beloved to save;
Think ofthe crown ali the ransom'd shall have
When ! am gone. ] am gone
Plant ye tree which may wave over me-
When am gone, | am gone:
Sing ye song when ny gravesye shall sec,
When am gore, am soEe:
Come al the close Of bright summer day;
Come wheE the sun sh EDS his las, lingering
ray
Come and rejoice that Thus passed away,
When am gone am gone.
Plant ye rose that may bloom over my bed,
When am gone, | am gone,
Breathe not sigh for the bIest early dead,
When am gone, am gone;
Praise ye The Lord that I'm freed from all
care;
Serve ye the Lord that my bliss ye may share
Look up on high and believe / am there,
When am gOhe, am gone.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-15
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

The Undersigned having at the Decem.
Der Term 1874 of the Probate Court O.
Marshall county. Mississippi obtained from
sala Court Letters of Administration upm
the Estate of Thomas f. Davis, late of ton
County Deceased. All persons ind, btehis
sad Estate are hereby requested 10 d to
payment, aud those who have open acmake
VIII do well to close them at an earcounts
And those having claims against said estate
ale notifled to present them, duly aulhenti
ed within The time prescribed by law or the
same will be barred.
THORNTON DAVIS. Adm'r.
January Sd IS4l-6w
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-15

Would respectfully inform the pubGc
that he may be consulted in all cases thai
may require surgical aid. Particularly in
cases o. detoFmity, such as Wryneck, con.
tFacIed limbs, and club feet. The varions
diseases OF the eye, viii. receive his particu.
lar attention. cataracts will be removed, and
cross eyes restored to strength and beauty.
All those who are objects of charity. will
receive gratuitous aid. .The Dr. NAV be
consulted at w. Eppes Hotel, when not ab.
sent on professional business.
January 18th l545-lE
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-15
A CAR

Many things have Ocsu'Is' :
think. renders it incumbent upon
lish my prices. While there va
Society in existence; was
governed by the rules and a8Ies'
society. The society does na 3.
am therefore lea free TO es.ao''s
as | see, fit; and do give below 7.
which L shall be governed ID :.
to all who may favour me WA
hdence.
For visit in Town, or within
he square.
Every succeoLiIg nils
After night these chlrgfs q.
For cathartic, purg laza.i'.
Alternative and 4 bseios's
per dozen. ..r.
Tinctures from 25 10 50 6 2
Obstetrics
Surgery in all cases, VIII .
prices as charged heretofore.
Prompt pay will be Tequi.s-
JOSEPH BRE ?. =
Office South East corner O ~.
June 10 IS44.-tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-15
n t ICE

N " L L - Il
The undersigned, at the May Term, Isl
43 of the Probate Court Of Marshall coun.
ty Mississippi, having been appointed Com
mssioners to receive aud examine all claims
of the several Creditors of the estate of Will
liam Grain deceased, reported insolvent by
his Administrator and the time for making
our report having been extended until the
4th Monday Of March next. will meet al
the Office of the Clerk of the Probate Court
10 Holly Springs on the 4h Friday and
Saturdays of February and March next, to
receive proof of claims against said Estate.
COR DENTIA WAITE,
WILLIAM CHISN.
C0mnaiSSiO nerS.
Jan. 3rd lS44-n2O-3w
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-15

The undersigned will leave for Texas a
bout the 18th OF February next. as Gene
raj Agent Tor all persons who have business
10 that Republic. will collect debts on
shares, or transact any other business for a
reasonable compensation. As shall remain
IN that Country some two or three months
persons having business there would DO
well to see me BY the fifteenth of February
THORNTON DAVIS.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-15
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI MARSHAL

The Probate Court of the said courty.
having on the 4th Monday of December
1874, granted to me admin stration of the
esiste OF Michael r. Womack deceased. late
ofsaid county. This is to notify al! per.
sons interested TO present their claims a.
gainst said estate duly authenticated as re,
qulred by lew within the time prescribed
c. they will be forever barred.
LEMUEL FL COLE, Admir-.
January 10Th, lS45.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-15
new ARRANGEMENT.

n O[lCE i hereby given that we have chan
u ged the style OF the old firm and wish to close
our Old business as early as noSSib,s aTI -
hope every man whose account stands omen
VIII avail himself ofthe earliest opportuni.
" to close the same. We cannot mercnan.
disc without money.
STRATTON & GOODLETT.
Il would return our thanks 10 our cns,
toners and solicit a continuance oftheir mar.
ronage. We promice to sell Goods accord
ing to the times, CHEAP for CASH or to
Punctual men on a short credit. Call and
give Us a trial.
STRATTON, GOODLETT g a.
WE have large supply ofGroceries al our
commission House in Memphis, which We
"iii sell low for Cash. or advance on Cot.
ton stored with us. . n SC