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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25
AS SPOKEN AT THE FULTON INSTITUTE.

Jo whiticans. Whewl Wal lust manufacture
me up into double refined spinning jenny and
set me ngoihg in fifty ncres of cotton, if ever
come across such n rdrn tarrn, ripping, snortlng,
double. revolving piece of machinery, from creation
down to my most marvellous deiverance just now,
as the one give mea chase down your rallroad.-
/ hearn some time ago that there wns rich doings
coin on at Fulton Institute, like things that
open rich, made things about right round hum
coanlfpqke ,hlfqke for here. lcome across through the
ahon, struck your railroad, and was plying
~ apou, ,ocono,ivs hut abSur. hour. Now had hearn tell
alive al and kicking bu, aboaaamed of seeing one
hearn something behind me coaia,s rom ne,e, ~
laundering, and looked around sure enough NV
she come down after me, paving the alrih up ana
splitting the road wide open, with more smoke
and fire flying than or'to come out Of a hundred
burning mountains, with dozen wagons ioiiefih
arter he rand to save her ,arnal black smoky, nosy
neck she couldn'. get clear of them. don't know
| whether they scared her up or no, but here sf'e
come foaming at the mouth--wiih her teeth chock
full of burnin red hot Goals, and she pitched right
strait at me If she was going into me like thous.
and of brick-I couldn't stand j, any longer so
wheeled round and broke down the road and began
to make gravel fly in every direction. No sooner
had done that than shs split right after me, and
every JUMP made she squealed like ,housa nd
wild cats She begin 10 gain on me comm up . 2
little hill, but we come round pint TO STRAIT
level in The road Now, thinks III gin you ginger
as am grea, on dead lsyel SO puIltetd, to to 1t
and soon got myself Under full speed, and then
she began to yelp and howl and cough and stamp P
and cough and stamp and come on fi rh'zsi' a and mo
made the hull airth shake. But kept on before
her. bouncing a. the rate of 90 feet every pop
/ tiII 90, to turn Of the road, and was under
such a headway that couldn't turniso lnmo'ec
head over heels DOWN a bank by house and
landed with my head and shoulders cosm'icl
/ RICH, into srM 5drTei, and my feet stuck oui
behind, and up in the air just at the time The
locomotive found had got away from il, It com
menced splitting hot water into me- and just litser'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25
tIOtllillg.
|r0Ccrics.
Ar(lWarc.

Doc knives, butcher do, pocket do,
lncets, phlegms, Snafiles, Norfolk
borcrs, round bolts, door do, brass
olasscs gates, butt hinges, brass
hes, shoe tacks, carpenters rules,
sheep shears, hand saws. pit
md and mill saw files, horse rasps,
patent saw sets, razor straps, vio-
arning and spaying do; knitting
lbs; stock. pad, closet, trunk, till
pcks; II indoostan oil stones, tape
fed. statia glasses, shoe hammers,
b squares, socket and firmer CHS
hdcs, pcgging awls,scythe stones,
Ind Worsted Weddings brace and
I, roller buckles, paten. augcrs,
]; blue and black ink, Collins and
broad axes, OK and log chains.
!; corn mills; nails; bar tyre, band
ii
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

Renconire. CURRY, former sheriff of
Marengo county, Ala, was killed at Linden on the
morning Of the 25th ut. by Thomas Gaines, tho
son Of his wfo BY q former husband. Report says
that he killed Curry with pistol after rencon-
ire with sticks. -,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25
van Burcn Prices Current for Country Produce
Correeted Weekly - ----..-L---.

Corn, ear, =. -. -. 25a3o -
Oats. .heIled. 2Oa25 =.
Oai, ,heaf ..I ISa20 -. :.
Flour, SFF. e2 O0a2 25 per 100 lbs
do FFr -. I7s 200
! Hemp =. -. .E... 9 50a 500 /" "
Hides ..a.-. Gal I.
Peltrics, 4. In a 10 =. :
Coon & FOx, ..'...-..' II n 10 = :
Corn meal, per bushcl, 314a55 -.
Wheat - =. 80 - =. 3O :
Hams, shoulders sides, l2i =. :
Lard, per keg, -. - l0al2 = ;
Beef, -. '..s lsas :. :.
Tallow, =. -. 4ao :
Deeswly. 22a25 :.
Nut,on -. 4a5
Veal, 80. 4a5 ;.
Eggs, Gas. Chickens, per doz i25 !.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25
WILLIAM III. WARD,
Attorney at Law,
AND 20
GENERAL AGENT,

GENERAL AG ENT,
CITY OF WASHINGTON, ID. C.
Respectfully announces that he will attend to the pros
ecuton Of Claims before the several Ereeutre Depart
nents Of the Government and Ga ms iinst the Uni
ted States for Lands Money; 10 the settlement d
public aeeounfs to Claims before Commissioners under
Indian or other Treaties; to Preemption and otheI
Land Claims, and to the proc uring of Land Patents;
to Pensions in the Army and Navy, or business con
nected herewith; to the obtaining Of Patents for sci
cnfc useful intentions, and to all other business
of public nature requiring an Agent. as
Claims against individuals promptly attended to-
titles investigated, &c. &c.
Information giving free Of charge All letters to be
post paid.
REFERENCES.
Hon. A. S. White,
F. A. Hancgan,
" Alex. Barrow, MS S,rdis
I" James Semple,
&" ID. r. Atchison,
" c. Ashley.
). ): !. a. Hs,s,I; Doas1.., Of Illinois
Willis Greene, Of Kentucky.
!: E E: :: ::;;' s:$;i;' :;;G;; ., Indiana.
J. A. Wright,
! ! Il. Il gS%lbe: Ii"she:, efMs.o"ri.
- Henry Dodge. of Wisconsin.
April 18th, ls45.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25
ISGOfs &c.

fall brogans. kip pegged brogans,
and low quartercd shoes; youths
ed do, velvet slippers, velvet null
! Indies extra kid slippers, bnskius
lid lies, fine calfscwed boots, fine
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

| Reports from the Curoiinas and Georgia aro
| horrible. loss Of over 100000 bales is set
down by Gov. HAMMOND on the 1lih, as the figure
fo- S. C. and ca.
The light sandy lands, the red lands. nplands,
clay lands, are all short throughout MISSISSIPPI
and LOUISIANA, the black lands, low lands--allu-
vial, will all yield ,reli-whelher they will suffici-
entity wol, to make up tho deficiency in The states
first numed. is question that no man of ordinary
intelligence would attempt to decide until the crop
picked m,-ginned--Pressed?
The opinion in favor of deficiency of $50,
900 from last years figure, is increasing in New
Orleans-but it is a matter of absurdity to at.
tempt to calculatc.t to illustrate Of even to guess.
with probable certainty, chea certainly There Is
none-'yhen youIiav no fixed fact 10 60 upon;--
a storm today, the rust. or worm. frost, n rain
Of few days--these and an hundred other incidcn-,
tails and accidentals, may knock off from one 10
three hundred Thousand baics 'Just as easy, !"
mold lady, a friend of ours, high up on tho
Beuf, once attacked us about our cotton notices
9. tell wfatitis, HONEY; its mighty iii.consid.
crafed in you newspaper folks TO given Nv your
pnion bout the craps in the way you does ;--Ine
and nv old man and these four niggers there has
bin crappin here vol nigh on to forty years.
and we never could guess adzacly what our crap
would turn oul--t,ceH IL pas bolelL"
"'rhe fact is good many of these tecra wha.
talks bout the craps ispo,fect ggler-ramnsussSs
and don't know nothinno how. caught a teller
once a DRAWN a cnck!e burr and aged him bout
his intentions, and he told me he was paintn Nv
cotton stalk to send away to make pictur for some
folks in the OLD Sr4rEs--but, lord bless your soul
HoNEY--the cusscd fool was dressin up the eae-i
kel burr ahead Of allnater--upd the fac. isi would
have looked mighty purtypbut il wouldn't look
ed like neither q cuckei burr nor cotton stalk
Tia. was ~hen ! lived down on the A.mite-l
cald on old dog Boze and sick 'ked him on the
criter and drur him of for cussed, based iggler.,
rammus l'-ACon. Int.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25
kaIiiCry,

5g bridlesi .tirup feathers, Sweeps
4l,ngskin cnl'lrS, cotton and worst
|girth', sheep seat saddles, Attak.
SPURS sc.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25
|ccifsW are.

D t'vitilcrs, Mocho pitchers and
and creams, heavy flint, mi,re.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25
| ARRIVAL!
TT Il GREGG

u, per late arrivals, an addition to
ok of goods, which make il quite
nd traders buying goods in Van
lv invited TO examine our stock,
d, Of the following articles:
4 to A wide; bleached do;
sheetings, 81 and 6-4 do;
hd "A do;
and Virginia Osnaburgs;
omestics, ass'd;
d; mixed do do:
hoctaw Stripes;
white mackinaw blankets;
ton and Glasgow do;
Is, ass'd; satinetts do;
y "A; "
hs do; ginghams, ass'd; -
bts; calf sewed and pcggcd do;
and calf brogans;
rocco slippers;
Nare and cutlery;
lates aud pencils:
cords; cotton and wool cards;
Finocs do;
10th over co,ts;
linen crash;
kfs.
a diaper; table linens, ass'd;
wiss, null, cross barred muslins;
1 insertings;
spreads;
cotton spool do;
ID; gambroons;
bns, needles, and pins.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25
VAN BUREN PRICES CURRENT.
DRY GOODS.

Bro domestic Or -. ga IOlChechs y Is
-" -. t. 81 9IBlac drilling "a l6
IL. -. stChoctaw Stripes IA a 10
Ble'd. -" 4 l4a I7lKy. jeans. so a 60
q. -. T.. II aI2IMcrrimack prints IA l6
Bro drills. II al2IFancy do. 10 25
O,naburps- l2a IS Cot yarn per doz. 9 10
Tickings. -. IA 2Ol -" Id :. lo ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

Military Morement.--A de.achment of the
First Regiment oflnhntry, abou, forty in number,
under the command Of lst Lieut.. NIunford, U.
5. A.. camo down yesterday evening on the stea,
mer Time from Galenns They ire from Fort
VIM ebago, which has been Abandoned and are
on their route 10 Jefferson Barracks. 1t is under.
stood. that the First Regiment has been ordered to
rendezvous at Jefferson Barracks. from which post
they will await orders to Texas, should the Gov
ernment deem il necessary to place additional for
ces on that frontier.-Mo. Rep.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

lived the following articles Of dry
q, hardware, quecnsware, boots,
n offer for sale on reasonable terms
roducc.
ry Goods.
ned iackonet Muslin; plaid Cling
rown Domestic, Columbian, mari.
lines: Franklin Plaids; heavy full.
Plaid, blk, steel mixed, and blue
nd green Aannels +; red padding
iored cambrics; stout webb, worst
races; Levantine cravats; Pongee,
French Silk hkfs.; Spittalheld
Des: twist; black silk braids ; blk.
brsted binding; quality bindings
mixed and patent pins; mohair
ptton and linen sewing thread ;
linen do; cotton hks.; chintz
klored tafii,a ribbons lasting, sat.
and vest buttons plain muslin
kvefy shecting; Greenfield & Bur.
crrimack rich chintz, gingham
late prints, a great variety OF pat
blankets; cotton yarn &c. &c.
lOthing.
coitonadc and linen pants cot
roccrics.
surar, clarified sugar. molasscs,
Icipe seGars, honey dew and Left.
tobacco; gun powder tea; half
clarct wine, pickles, mustard.
be ground pepper; cinnamon and
nto; lemon syrup; Stoughton bit.
h Mnscat and Port wine, sweet
frics, rTisins, spices mould can
Bourbon do f; linseed oil, Walk.
|clav pipes, soap. CASTLE do, cider,
-four emery, white lead. coarse
poms; single and double matrass-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25
THAT TARNAL RAILROAD.

Warhaps. Ark., Sept. 90, 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

On the 10Th ult., Robert Bailey. from Cherokee
county, N. c., overlook his faithless wife and her
seducer. half breed Indian from the same coun'
ty. a, the falls near. Carks'illc. They we're
ahoul mile from Benl's. who keeps the pubic
house at the falls, and walking together when
the husband came up. He fired his rifle al them;
the ball passed across the breast o his wlie. lnlilct
ing a severe flesh wound,an went through the body
of the Indian. The woman fed TO the house for
assistance. whoa BeaI got to the Indian he was
diving, and survived but few minutes. Bailey
has disappeared. There is some mystery in tho
affair, as tIle lady says she is not the wife OF tho
murdcrer.-Er. Paper.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25
VOLUME 4-NO. az.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE sJ w.

spai,ered all over tho part Of mo that wa. isft
sticking out Of the barek thought in my soul
that Mount vesuvious had busted some place in
the neghborhood. But do ybu suppose ! staid
there long Nosir' ljust walked right through
that barrel and Come out the o,hor end so quick
that il really looked ashamed Of itself
Now. here am. a raIe selfpropellng double.
revolving locomotive SnollyI Gos,e-, reudy 10 at.
tack anything but combination Of Thunder
ghtning-smoke. .railrond iron and hot water.
I'D like for some of your gals to givo mo a
Chance &c play Hop Scotch among your hearts,
and if don't play the swIll barrel game by walk.
ing right strait through your tarne prendices into
young affections, then help me Jozey.--Cin. Com.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

Singular and Melancholy Occurrencs.-----.
Baylor, Of Texas, recently met with sudden ano
unexpected dealh, at Austin. A Mr.. Rlves, late
of the State of Tennessee, having revolving
pistol in his hand, the hammer slipped through his
fingers, causing the pistol to fire. shooting Judge
B yIcr Immediately through the heart. lie died
instantly. Mr.. Rives suffered greatly from agony
of mind and expressed the deepest sorrow on &C.
count of his being the cause of this fatal occur
renee.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25
WHITE & co..,

Lived the following articles Of dry
s. hardware, queensware, boots,
q offer for sale on reasonable terms
kroducc,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

The nino dollar Captain mentioned below. tho
Louisville Times says, was n New York Yankee,
and had run boat on the Hudson nine years:
Two boats were up for St. Louis the other day.
one asking nine and the other five dollars. About
an hour before starting the spokesman for large
migratory party, who had taken seats on the five
dollar boat, asked the nine dollar Captain. why he
charged so much, when the laiter confidently
whispered to the man as follows: "The fact is,
my friend, that chap has obtained a large guam.
ty of gunponder us freight, at high rates, while
refused to endanger the lives of my passengers,
with il, so you see he can afford to take you chca-
per than can - The spokesman returned to tho.
dsqqp boat, whispered the "lacts' to the passen-,
rn,s from ,aey all fled 10 The nine dollar boat like
il turned ou, that ship! On landing at St. Louis
ounnowder on board as Era dollars had as much
or ~i,llars had
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25
vs. From the Arkansas Banner.
GOV. fELL'S ADDRESS. r1s

As promised last week, VIC present our readers
the address Of Gov. Yell. Comment upon it is
unnecessary. 1t viii be found to verify our pre-.
diction that when the interest of the people require
it, Gov. Yell will ever be found ready and compe.
tent to speak for himself Hear what he SAYS:
TO THE PEOPLE OF ARKANSAS.
FELLOW CITIZENS,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25
spurs Y G
Hats.
silk aud MolcsAin; broad brim

|, STIN uHu ."V'c'HTH' Vron" pr'''
Wool do.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25
hl and Nails.

n and Nails.
ister, German and cast steel;
ware; window glass; putty;
eaf do, fur and beaver do;
|ffer low, wholesale or retail. Bcef
YAK, and cotton, taken in exchange,
We the highest market prices.
rs, l645.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25
|LUMBEk.

MBER. and Ii mber for steamboat
tTms, fof ale by
SCOTT, WHITE 4 co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25
COTTON.

Reports from the Curoiinas and Georgia ar
horrible. A loss Of over 900 900 bales is S,
down by Gov. HAMMOND on the lllh, as the fgur
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
TO THE AEFLICTE D.
DR.. BRACES
w EsTERN INDIAN QUEES VEGETABLE
ANTI BfI.,ous AND ToSIc PlSLs.

WESTERN INDIAN QuEES VEGETABLE
ANTI BI.ious AND Tonic PlILs.
IT He thousands who have used this lSedi-
Il. cine need no further evidence of its valbe
han is happy effecs upon the system Those
10 whom II Is new remedy, the use Of one box
will convince the most >ceptic of their rcStora
tive effects. The general use of these celebrated
Pills throughout the Southern and Western
States and the strong recommendations ihev
have acquired of our feliow-citizens, place them
in much more elevated situation in public eslI-
nation than any other remedy.
The effect of the Western Indian Queen Veg
etahle Anti bilious Pills is in perfect harmony
with all the laws OF nature in The removal OF
di.eases. giving tone and vigor 10 The whole SyS.
lem, by purifying and cleansing The blood infin.
iteiy sooner than The prepa atons of Safsaparil-
Ia, and the blood thus purified renews every part
of the sysem and leaves il free from all seeds of
disease. givisg rest TO the sufferer.
g5.The following are among the many dsea-
seS for which the Western Indian Queen Nege-
table anti Bilious Pills are we'll known 10 be IN
valuable bilious and winter levers, dySenteTy
dropsies, scroinla, dyspepsia. loss of appetite,
foul breath and stomach, swimming in the head.
bad cough and colds, jaundice, obSlructed men,
situation, coStivenesS, swelling limbs roaring in
the head, and dinnesS of sight and ali The train
of evils arising from the impurities Of the blood
DIR. BRACES
WESTERN l>DIAN QUEEN VEGETABLE
Tonic Pills.
This Invaluable medicine is daily e6ecting
some OF the most wonderful cures OF Fever and
Ague (or chill and fever )-Some that has resisted
ali other remedies, such qunine, brakS, &c.
They cannot Be too strongly recommended for
the cure OF that most !oatbSome complaint,
CHILL AND FEVER.
1t acts on the patient like a charm, and leaves no
baJ effects, as is the case with most ofthe med
icineS used for that purpose Ia short de ~ the
world 10 produce medicine safer more certain
or that will effect more permanent cure OF his
disease as well as all !eveIs where there is ths
slightest iniermi sion.
TO publish the certificates from physicians o
high Standing and from many wonhy cuizens
of this universally esteemed medicine, wouio
exceed the limits ofthe cotumEs of this paper
will therefore, give the following:
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
I'D Es. TYEER,s

We GE a BIT. FEVER ANUAGUE PILLS
lnIaHs6fe cure for Cb,fts, ,, ferer &. Aoue
HE success Of these Pills in curiDo in a t4yr
hours, where ALL other remedies nave fan
ee, ana thai, too, in cases OF twelve ami eighteen
mouths standing- warrants the assertion Ibai
u .ahen according to the directions, they are
certain cure long list of certi6ca,es in Dronl
ol lhelr Iniaiiibitity, might be adted, but those
upon me directions are deemed sufficient. r.,
mem and be convinced that they are the mos
eHeciual and most certain, and Ihe very Rrsr
remedy ever offered 10 the public, 10 insure a
permanent and lasting cure.
having Tor several years pas suffered under
repeated attacks ol Chills and Fever, especially
during The tall aud spsIns months, was inducea
20 20 ny various remedies, bat nothing seemed 10
9e qs eHecrnai uniil itfied DIR. Tyler's Aene ana
fegef Piiis, which stofpei the chills before i
had taken hall OF The box. This was wear
slnce, aho nave remained perfectly free from
any symptoms of a return' OF this most ioaIh<rTne
disease. GEORGE NJ W. SoiHe -
These valuable Pills for sale in Holly SnrinoS
,. the Drug Store of T. p. Lewis. az lawrence &
arren 5, North M. Pleasant. and in salem hr
=, M. Boyd. and Leake s. Mcdonald. al 81 Der
February D le45-n27-tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
CHANCERY SALE.

PURSUANT to an Interlocutorv De-
cree of the, Circuit Court, for the County
OF Marshall and Stale of Mississippi. upon
the Chancery side of said Docket, in the
suit of William H. Marten e. al VS. Ballard
d. Natl hews; will on the lst Monday
OF july lS45, at the Court House in the
town OF tioily Springs. proceed to sell TO
he highest bidder on credit of six moptbs
The purchaser giving bond. with good secus
rity, bearing interest from day of sale al
o per cent per annum. the following de
scrloed tracts or parcels of lanG, living ard
being 10 Marshal County aforesaid. 10 vii:
Lots No 73 and IS ia the vicininitv of
Hudsonviie. being part of the South East.
ern part of Section 81, Township 2. Range
West, containing So Acres, | Rood and
poles. more or les.
A. Il. CARUI HERS.
Clerk and Master.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

al persons interested ia
The Lands Tentmenis and hereditaments ~
La, Kin Mageis Deeeased-GREETlsc
GU are hereby cited to be aud anneat
Dc foie The Probate Court of Marsb,I n
oouniy, at the Court House in The town of
,1oi'y springs. on the fourth Monday OF
-, ou'y next, 10 show cause, why the Lands
!, euemen MS and hereditaments of Larkn
Mage,s Dect ased. should not be sold 10 nav
his debts, TO vii: the West balf of So
no | 8, in Township no z, of RANCE F.,
OF the Basis Meridian, in Ponto,rc C.,aa,ss
Mississippi.
WITNESS. the Honorable T,von
Nj. Yancey. Judge of said con-,
ara the seal .hereof annexed ,bs
a'h Monday of May, A. %. Isas
Issued, May 2sth le45. 1oso
i es1. COR uEN1Ia WAITE. C,k.
May 81, ls45-n4l-Im.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
CHANCERY sAI.n

oao = a to an Interlocutorv D..
s,s,s See ol Inc District Chancery Court of The
,hs s s,,;, ~ ~ nm,ss'ss'Pri. at Holly Springs. n
,.e SUI, OF James Elder, Adm'r of Jo5n p q
-..ose' Dee q. against Benjamin Love vii
~ saturday The 5Lh July nextat the cour'
h;o. hohse oooI N Holly Springs, sell 70 ,hs
nes' bidder, on credit of Sig and 10
n.o o"sns the purchaser giving bond with -
= p'osea security bearing interest from, .sI,
.'ts &c ,ha aoI,n naii OF Section 90, T4.R2 wes,
0I tue Basis Meridian. = west
lanes c. ANDERSON rrn
May 81 ls45--n4l-tds. Tx.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

THIS writ Of attachment having been re-
,uIned executed,--lt is ordered by the
Court that unless The defendant appear al
the next term ofthis Court. TO be held on
.he first monday of september next, give
special Bail and plead, udgement will be
entered and the estate SO attached viii be
sold. Il is further ordered by the cour:, hat
a copy oflhis order be inserted in the, ,"tiol
iy Springs Gazette" newspaper publish.
ed in the town Of Holly Springs Miseissip-
pi. once week for six weeks successive.
iy.
Test. ALEXR T. CARUTHERS,
Clerk,
May l7th 1s45. n3o-6t.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
TRUsT s.

In pursuance cf lbe isfHs
trust made TO me as lfQ..',
eighth day Of APrii' d. 7
kaowIedged and T5soIas
the Clerk oflhe Prooais ~
County. Mississippi, 10 ~
233 & 234-I shall sen
70 the highest bidder ioi -
House 10 The town e
Tuesday rbe 18Th day = Y.
ls45. at l2 O'Clock N. .
ORGAN row sianaie
0nur'n III 'H9 w. J DBLaif.. /.
Memphis. Tenn. N'J
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
TRUST SALE.

az pursuance OF a certain Deed of Trasl
,aecu'ed TO me on the 9TH day of Nav.
Ioai' by Robert 3. Housion. and duly re
cofaed 10 Lafayette County. to secure the
payme:i OF certain debts therein mentions
ed. ! will proceed to sell at the Con-,
tioose IN Hoiiy Springs, Marshall County
Onfhs 9Th August, ls45.
,ecl,on = IN township Z. range west of
ne n basis meridian. in Lafayette County.
efns cash. The title to said land is be-
iieved to be good, but will only convey
such title as have as trustee.
Fl. CRAFT, Trustee.
Holly Springs, Feb. &c. fs45-n2s-f;m
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
LAMPS, LIGuTs OILS cAs

aMPS' LIGHTS. OILS. GAS, &C.
TN DOS: spirit Gas, 10 do Lard Oil. 10
ren,sp lamp o,i; 10 do Alcohol; 10 do spirits Tur
Gas Lamps; I2 dog. Glass Iard as,a - SPIT. ~
SO loss NAT lamp wick, Just reed and for sale DIV
CaRIsTtAN & CO., Memphis