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JAMES RIVER & KANAwsA sroCx
RoB SALE

PURSUANT to the provisions OF the Charter
~ Of the James River Kanav,a Coru,.nv al Il, ~,
70 resahn'ns o. The Board Of Director undernea who
bcen dny appointed Aeent for That purpose proceed or
nessy the 2sh day ofJuns nsr a, 10 We'd
before The front dco Of Once Of James Rvert W.
Cohnpany W Ne CITY o. Rich1aond ~ pubp kanawhA
eAsh is ahavs O. the denqent soekbol.t. auction, for
ANNEXED s vhich shows ~ Ne aereeahy 70 tho
PAGES o rrsssnoe 20 az they ocsnoders 'heI
rhaes OWNED by amount ~ mr. the number Of
we eFa interest," thereon tbs $50 p fenanng nnpad
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Ssiss Of Tssssss, ~ Bridget MeRss..y Co. ct P.b,;e
'WsrsAssss. Jsss 4fk, 1885, 40 % - -.
T. b. Jones. Fnvanaa No. I, =, eco he,hv IT,.
RICHMOND MARKETS..
RkrSRrKD AND coRRkcrKD rwIcr A WIZ 10. IN. -

shfokikp AND eossEcrKD TWICE roR rnx wnls.l
.r,,.cco. ,-iv.r - ..a Js.s s. ls4s.
ToBACCo--Inspections have Increased. with no
change IN prices. We quote; Lugs, new Slis2S: Com.
Lesi estast and Il uiiddins SIas<a aud 5; Good asa
40 and o. Fine e7all3 in qualify; Ono msnufaeur.
ing descriptions $40 10 IS.
to gle. ~ DePo' 80
CUT NAILs-44ssc. so ttNAa
N: c. CoTTON-53asc.
5Ua75c. 49, v ~ir0' ''seA
wllIskEY-Bhla. 25c; hhds. 24e
CANDLES-Sperm 3ns32c; Patent Sperm 4oc. Hnl,,.
Patent l3c; Tsllow l0sl2}
., -. 63ase; Lssusyra 72as; ST Domingo
HERDS GkASS-s7}c.. do.
TIMOTHY Do.-S3 per basheL, tt 49,
flsh-New No. Shad %; New cut Herring, from
FLouR-saperdns 81 , to -; Exu. ss; Family S,
iSe.'-4 ~ h Kss!sh $50; s~sd.nslo IRE
degur $780,
MoLAsSEs-N. Orleans In bbls Sis32c; Porto Rc,
3lS33c; Cuba 31c.
olI.-winter Ss5aioo; Fall strained soass; Whale in
bbls 44c. a, = D. - = : :" ~ "
PRoyISl0NS-Bacon (hog rc,nd) 7lasc; Shoulders
ea7e; Sides 7aisc.; Lard s1s9c.
PLAlSTER-S43 on Basin Bank.
SUGARS-Alsrket dull: ST. Croir Ss9lc; Porto Rico
63aSte; New Orleans 6 to 7c
SHOr-5tc. r-,-., r.-.-
SALT-Whsf 81 SIS; Store 81, 60 TO l6s
CATTLE-Beef from S3i to II; Sheep from al to 81
Hogs from "a 10 a. y ~
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JOSEPH JACKSON, JR.
Anorney at Lar and Notary puBJ;c.

- ...Hnr RfcHnoxD. Va, r.re .f.
WIL attend Superior Iafros Court, Of IN. c n
w Richmond and Counties OF Hanover and IIsuteo - -
ar once II that Of James Lyons Pen. -
Particular stisntion Cauvevaue,rg and The -
'sNon o' oe.,sIo1 wv oonnnaslnners. Q7--eqw
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r OF PRICES AT KEEN & CO.'S
fll Old POINT H0TEL! (
nm

MN an 'maH alcles " poof Of IN
above statement eau ~ the Opposition
| ment OF lie 81 KEEN
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CUTLERY.

'Hc undersisnsd having disposed Of hi, CUTLERY TOOLS
- 20 nr. - Sutherland, begs To request those who
paironiEed him 10 extend their vo Mr. Sutherland who ma
IN his employment workmen qualified Manufacture
any arse s may be wanted BY sufseon Dentists
js 6-Iav2w BENZ r. KyRN
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SUMNER CLOTHING.

BARGAINS IN CLOTHING MAY BE HAD DIJ
RING THE MONTHS OF JUNE JULY
AND AUGUST, BY CALLING ON
KEEN & CO.
" no have oin the 6 day OF June he NJ "a. m an
garments al less; 90 Money IA ,.a.y
must have have give the ,.ar or Il ~
Ciothng RkEs 4 co,
No ,oe. Main Street
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FOR BOSTON.
.hyS The fine schr. NASSAU, Capt. Chester,
fr having nearly the whole Of her cargo engaged and
bosd viii despatch For balance m freight
passage having accommodations apply master on
board. az Ludians wharf, ofto
PC JAMES FISHERS Sons
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ROMBAZiNE VESTS, Of the finest qualify
- reerfvcd and for sae ~ STARR 90.
fO nuoa Etrh n,s.t
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10
CONGRESS

The Ssaa's despatched all the routine
business betore il, which admitted of action
wlLEoat debate, Two bills reported from
the Judiciary Comm,ttse on private claims
against the government heretofore dispufed
and rejected by the treasury department.and
since sought to be established in the distant
courts, on trials, and arbitration awards
meeting with vigorous opo@ition from nnesrs
haywood and Niles, were post poned to
monday next fr luther consjderation
there was nothing else ofiuterest BROUGHT
tJfward today ; and. the attendance beino
too thin, IN consequence ofthis being christ,
mas week, to admit of ia king up business
which would lead to discussion. at two !,
clock the senate adjourned over to monday
next.
Lite business was transacted in the
Ho"se today, besides the reception Of
petitions & resolutions Mr. Belser sDbo,ittod
a motion TO go into committee of the Who'll
on the Texas question, but il was moi s,1c.
cessIul-IGlobe ofthe 20, Dec
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

nefe ~ - teas trtlh IN tnis,and ae thou.
lie iess bdsiaiees this Congress dia. the Il.
er. Lam very mnch Of Alr. Hale's o.
ton, and doubt not the country viii b. Il
50. Ills certain that whatever thav a.
sh<v lcits not meddte aotth the nakng1l;-~
tsoss, fasrs.
SundTy petitions were presented IN the
Senate for an amendment Of he naturally,
ion iaws. by Mr. Sturgeon, and resoIu.
lion adopted authorizing the judiciary com.
nittee TO take testimony bv commission. 10
regard 10 the sending iuto The United Sta.
les, from foreign countries, of convicted
criminals and raupets. This resolution
was submitted By Mr.. Barrow.
A bill for The relief of the sureties Of Sam,
uel SwartWort, and bill granting certain
lands situated ln Iudianna, TO that State, 10
enable her to complete the Wabash Canal
from Tere Haute to the Ohio river were
passed This Canal, when completed, will
form a line of canal Of over 400 miles IN
length connecting Lake Erie with the O.
aio rlver. The lands asked for, have been
in the market above 10 years and remain
unsold: they will, it is said by Mr. White,
in the Senate, enable the State to complete
important line of canal without imposing
any additional burden upon the people 10
what better purpose could these lands,
worthless IN the hands ofthe United States,
be devoted
The weather continues mild and balmy
The halls of the two Houses were rather
thin today. while the galleries were rather
There were more ladies in The
galleries than usual. though there was no
hing to attract or retain them.
A part ofthu Empire Club OF New York
5 reported to be IN the city, and ihaI some
# its members had a f9 ht Iael night.
News is scarce article here; every
me IS inquiring for IT, bu, 40 one has any.
OBSERVER.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10
A DEMOCRA
Correspondence ofthe Natips Ano,;.a.
THINGS AT WASHINGTON


Both Houses held short seseians
Dat transacted very little bosines - J.
tempt was made TO go into comn;,,oa - a.
'o1s q, 10 'he house, with view to tale NJ
sne eHas question, bot it failed, onlv Is
sosinS "a iaVof OF 1t. The dominant nar1y
are rt clearly aVerse to touching that sub,eo5y
mere are no less than three plans NOW h. -.
lofe me House for annexation. on ne;,b"r oe
OF winch IS 1t likely those who ha
made SO much capital Of this scheme nave
agree don't believe thew want 70 aoraa ea,'
l. IS sald that bat four of the New W. 80
oeiegatlon Will 90 for it none of the c.
hecucut delegation will, none of the M,
Jersey, and but part ofthe Ohio
1 ne tiouse spent an hour in reconsidar.
'ng ana discussing resolution autborizino,
me CLERK to grant leave ofabsence n on, =
nls deputies for six weeks, and to en,nIan mi -
ano'her IN his plaee,the first being also nd
l'o ieS9iatton was passed on Monday and
que clerk had gone. It was nov rseons;J
.leu, ana lis passage opposed Il fnalIr
DasSeo again. motion was made - -
ouln 'I over TIL Monday, but successfulIy 90
,ose1' ey those who almost inmediatoiP
.o'ea 10 adJourn-the House hav;nr~ .itseiy 10y
~ : session one hour and half-and 49, |
VIII vote tomorrow to adioprn v;,ba,,, |'o
hg any thing Were tbev 70 adianr 49,. uo>
-, e - 1'ao..uay' the people would know if
bev ID H. n,.s h,eel rom day to day, though
re3,bar "o.ning' tn can make it all fair
,arLaa = WIN 'heir constituents Mr. FL re. I
aaa - 'o.aay' IN debate that he had often c
ea .a,. 81 uck With the motto in the Gi oba. O
'he world Is governed too mucb.a !
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10
CGMMgKtIii
NEW ORLEANS N4BEEI

The Liverpool accounts
have completely aas.n.ta o
and almost put a Stop 10 5a l
are not disposed TO ac' ua. a''
Iigence, and lh private letters
mer, are brouea. on by taa #
No sales were made yssd--
cou q learn, after la5 Heas
semina,ed,aud the whole 5asa
we believe, scarcely am5ua@
In the present state of the n11
are, Of course, entirely u5l.a
this remark, we continue lhe
as before quoted. The sa.s e
DAYS mount to 92O0 oaIes OBJ
following particulars. Tiz--
lane and Mississippi al . ~
100 at 59I6. los at s. 5ia
at 4 5>5, lac aids 1, 293 ai3 .t
), 2 5 at ) Is. 385 OF 4 IL, l.
al 4 9ll6, 56 at / j-S, II al -
3 s at 5 3-8, l25 at-,l92 g. ] e
) Is, 2l5 at 5I2, I050 at "
52 at 4 I'2, 50 at 4 SIS liZa.
1 I2. 332 at, As at ), 9. sl4
I 5>8, IS at 4 3'4, I02 a. . -. a..
$50 sr5I2 23Iat4I,8. I65a4.
n2at4II4. 40at8IS
Id 60 at4i2 83a+i.
cents per pound.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10
C0M MI NICATED.
CONCERT OF VOCAL MUSIC

Mr W ebb and pupils will give a Cons
cert in the Presbyterian Church, on Mons
day next at z o'clock p. NJ. Mr. II Will
also sing several additional pieces. himself
concert IS free, and attendance respectfully
/ invited.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

| We are pleased 70 see parents becoming a
[iiuIe more strict with their sons, by net per-
miIling them 10 rowdy about town after
night The consequence Of such course
on the part Of parents has already had fine
effect on the morals of the youth of our
town there is yet however. great room for
improvement. The parents OF some boys
whose names we could mention. would do
well 10 attend the singing school Of Mr.
Webb. ai-lhe PresbyteEieo or Methodist
Church. ifthey wish to see fair specimens
of their rising greatness. As civil a man
as we are. our pockets were filed with sha
wings short lirae since Parents should
recolect that they have no rightto raise
their children as nuisahces 10 society, and
should te held accountable for their mis-
conduct.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10
HOLLY NPRINGS -

is published in the town OF H.-t
sisSippi, every week, al I'trss i,'
in THlcs D0kla-S all
able within six monlhs--an1 = o-. 4.
and of year. No subscription A-l-
six months.
Advertisements will es n, 81
per Souare 1fen lines or less for i5s
tion. and so cents for each adai.iol-.
verlisemenls not alorke2 WITH ihs -
sertions on them, viii be insei.s-
out and charged accordingly. H.s -
Announcing candidates for On 5.gs .fls
State $IO-COunty S5, 10 be pal- -''
inv a reSpo nsible name IN ioelii eI-i.,,r % -
II Letters addressed TO me = E..'...r I. .s,.rs q
with the office, must be posi- pau ~
tion. r. roh ri
HCash must be paid for 81 sii-.,s5
done at this office as soon as aeii'''
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

OREgoN,- A Correspondent IF H. W
sun Says Our negoiatjo far ,he a,s, Na~ oRK
ol Inc oregon boundary with England Iens ara
nearly brought to close. and the terro;na
non VIII be satisfactory to both countries
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

CoNeREss.-The Sub-Treasury bill has
passed the House of Representatives. bv a
considerable majority. Several other bills
OF Importance are now before Conoress
but no final action had on any as vet
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

Ihe communication of"A Democratn i
"e'ooihe 20 our columns. Such articles
VIII always meet with favor at our hands
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10
HARD TINES.

We 6sre.< ssIa,na Witnessed = greateF
4 scarcity Of money. or heard more complaints
upon the hardness ofthe times han have
characterised the present winter. There
seems to prevail generally depressed state
OF feeling, a general want OF confidence and
a general foreboding Of a severe md heavy
pressure. which promise no good to the
debtor portion Of our community. ne
nrice of our cotton is so low as to warrant
the belief that future sale will be the bet
ter for the planter and consequently the
source from which all our currency flows,
Is a, present completely dried up The
immease introduction of merchandise into
this part OF the State during the present year.
has lett considerable Eastern de6t against
ms. The merchant here is making heavy
efforts to meet his gements .pAlctuaily,
which necessarily calls from the planter the
lille means which he has realised from
sale Of part of lis crop. The larger por.
ton Of our cotton IS still unsold, aGI we fear
from present indications that no advance Of
price will take place within the present
year. The serious and oil important inqni. +
RI, We have no doubt frequently presents it.
self, what stall be done with the Planting
interest Of this portion Of our State ? Shall
we abandon the culture of cotton here
The abundance Of the material raised, and
It's low price seem determined to leave no
choice upon this subject We, however,
look forward to the future and trust that
some change though we cannot tell what,
will take place TO give renewed life and
energy to our planting interests. The on
y good resulting from This evil, is the de-
ermina,ion on the part of our Planters to s
aise in future, sufficient amount Of grain n
nd stock to supply not only themselves. out
lso the wants of the country That this .
ssult can be effected by them, OIL past ex,
lperience will not suffer US TO question. {
ldeed, such a general scarcity Of money as to
now felt, will compel us to buy less o! al
cry thing and sell more. The times are IA
deed gloomy. which can, especially al th
IS tine of the year, raise such general re
mplaint as daily greets our ears.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10


What has become Of all he friends
Of Temperance, who labored 50 ar
IDENTIFY and talked so eloquently for US in
times past? Are they aware that the good
work which once prospered in their hands,
needs to be done over again, or all will be
lost Do they know that the ravages ofthe
fierce monster, they though BIT they had check
ed, have become fearful and desoating as
ever. Ifnot, let them look around, and see
the victims worshipping at the shrine ofthe
monster, from day to day. and bearing the
badges of faithful subjects, in their out go
ings and their incomings. Yea let them
look into the grave, aud ask the hungry
worm, why be do 5 not-feast on many oi
the tenants Of The tomb and he will tell you
that the tain. of alcohol has rendered his
food unsavory. If the temporal and spirits |
ual welfare of the drunkard, the happiness
and comfort Of his wife and children, VIII |
not stimulate you to renewed exerlions for /
redemption from the most fatal ofaIi vices,
let the starving of the worm and the ser
pent, that claim all flesh as their lawful
food. operate on your sympathies.
The District Chancery Courr, the Hon
Henry Dieksrsoa presiding commenced its
ess.on in this place on Monday last The
members Of the bar appear well pleased
with the PronPt manner in which The bu,
mess ofthe Court is disposed Of
-
Mr, Polk has recommended the recall Of
ienry A Wise. He designs seaIing him
} Mexico to fill the place Of Gov. Shannon
I'd is fully persuaded that if any thing in q
le universe can bring Rejon to terms, it is {
le smell Of his Gsi; he regards it as a sOve 5
9ign remedy to qpiet tools ofpctty tyran,s.' y
FREE TRADE--Raising Z cotton at an ex. L
ense Of five cents per pound, and selling to Ii
ogland at three. Huzza for Polk and free q
adel O
As Birney is sure ola place in the new y
.5iaet' |; Is supposed by the best informed +
at he will be made P 81 General. No cir
iIation Of fAboIi,ion documents in that event a5
emocrasy, surely is tie quintessence Of W
nsis,ency. I
II 5asarm0aatabis obstacles do not detaia [I' m
" Door IN r. l. until afer the fourth of -
arch, he will De Secretary of War in the 8,
'lk cabinet. In case of rupture with CO..
lgand, he will take command ofthe A as
.riean forces. His military fame quail pr
hm to fill the place, designed for TIE no
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10
~ JaoNn

Siy dear girls
as well as aay bsl
. glass shapes ale5s.
ter Tl6an yoorDg
sided soF'o.6gur
It gwen 10 c3lsg
5ofe atone belongs
lovely gr.s tba5 rs
sons which you a-.r
lmPuuity Itis5s
should remsia sr--
has formed H. Br
iAto an unnatural
you compress your
compass ofa lee
give lee B I.owsss
10 blow and keaPs
'eace-the warm
your checks o. l
like n E.Tr..a
Ia a sh r.tine ca
Iove-y0ur roses
iaIl-you look as laH
o d moon IN them5m
Iy as sunlight s.utaa
ota Catholic 14.dda. N
.ng young cgea,urfss
7y all your seLfsqg
n aPPearance,as
}e5s9us totHa da.ara
acFl5ee of hea..
harms ala. 5.55aaan
ures
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

The District Chancery Court, the Hon
Henry DieksrsOa presiding, commenced its
sess.on in this place on Monday last The
members Of The bar appear well pleased
with the promPt manner in which the bu.
sine5s ofthe Court is disposed Of
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

The subjoined communication was pub
lished in the Memphis Enquirer ofthe l0th
ul, and an extract froR the same copied in
Guard Of the 18th. The author thinks that
the Guard has done injustice to the article
by publishing garbIed extract, and rsquets
us % copy the same, which we have done
with great dea' of pleasure, and assure 'T''
that we fully concur in the views sottoth
in his article. We have ever con,endeG.
for the payment ofthe Uuion Bank Bonds
and believe it duty the wings owe their
State, their countryand the civilized world,
that they leave no effort untried TO have
them paid. The Ladies,in many parts ofthe /
State. are willing to give their iewelrv fol
the furtherance of so noble cause, and I
shall whig fathers and brothers hesitate to
do their duty, when sRcn worthy examples /
are placed before than2 NO. NEVER.
MISSISSIPPI CEPUDIATION
Ii Is well>es,at led fIct that the orea,
bulk oftEe Wing -ly Of Mississir2i. are
uncompromlslng sosti's to the .axless
and demoralizing spirit of repudiation.
winch mas run cot .l their Legislative Hall
aud throughou ,heir otherwise chicalrous
and respectable State for several years mas.
Equally certain is it that, if repud,ation
should be Tepudated and the State should
determine to pay the bonds. the who's
would have BY far the heaviest burden =
bear Tor 1t Is nowhere denied that they con.
siiiule the principal tax paying portion Of
the population ofihe State.
taking this view of The case, which we
TO be irreiutable, would it be alto
9ether visionary, to believe that the Wbigs {
OF Mississippi might be moved to take the L
subject OF paying Ike b. lds out of our orr,
purses seriously under considerations a.
Would Il not be .Orious work to retrieva
the lost ho5or ofthe SAFE, and ty thus car a
ryIngOut the magnanmouS and self Sacri6. o
eng spirit ofthe principles thev advoca,a c
Y make the name OF Mississippi WHle ~
nous throughou, the world ?-Would the
burden be too heavy to be borne We bel.
leTe not We cannot think il e-anId ba
much heavier, than il would be we're ,bo j..
payment OF the bonds decreed by the I,eois :,
a!uie OF the State.-W Whigs of MissiSsierl d
s the project teasiblel Without remindipo al
you OF the heroic maxim OF Napoleon .wbo r,
laid that ian inpossibility could NOT moss, =
by exist, we would say that the eff5r, a. IL
one. made with right good VII Womb
edound TO your everlasting honor. Or r
Iou would meet together and resolve 10 nav "
our pro rata part OF the repudiated bonds
ven that would cause the great American w
Ieart to beat with freer and a propder
u,se' and at the same time make the name :,
Locoiocoism.-of Locofoco Reputation of
ras ASH !. deserves to be-a scotland byword ne
'As ""'ions' r. iio
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

As Birney Is sure ola place in the new
cabinet il is supposed by the best informed
ihat he will be made P II General. No cir
cuIa'ion Of Abolition documents in that event
Democracy, surely is the quintessence Of
consistency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24

The smouut received now exceeds the smouni OF lss,
!er the fears ic in the early part the
'aOsn 20 De roundcss The tolls Will this wear be uu.
i'seecsuietly srgc
The Merchants Insurance Compsn: OF B oston has
'eesrsd semi annual dividend Of o.r per cent payable
"a d,naud
The New England Worsied Company have DE-
cared semi runus dividend Of Srs per cent
The Citizens Insurance Company OF $ Louis
as'c declared dividend Of s,a per cen, on The PROFITS
@tes company for the lss' six months
AWashington correspondent OF the journal oil
Vecsrce give. he following Information in relation 10
'ae'epori q tie Secretary OF the Treasury
Toe receipts from customs FOR The hsca year enGi
w June lsi5 VII exceed 81 $40 90. from pGo.c
s saSs sN0OO0 miscellaneous snd incidental sources
S,'S~es - mailing IN a.. over So 10000. There was
~soco N The Treasury lsi July 1874 OF S1s3l3l9 o.
80 "ided 70 the receipts viii make total Of over
sS.SNpco The expenditures for the same Time were
NN'HoeO which leave balance in the Treasury
'r $500 coo In the items the expenditures under
,'.leciiou Of the War Department were very large.
s over $1,000 eco than one half Of the who e
pse.'s o. he government The civil st will no, much
49, TWO and quarter millions Of dollars and the
80, intercourse not half million. The Navy Depart
g. hss expended shove s. eco eco making upward OF
''VN Tor our active national defence
%''e han twenty ono millions the first ins,Amens OF
''es We sre TO pay Tor Texas. Pretty well for be.
san1g
large quantities Of frei.h, are now transported
~e worcester and Western railroads The amount
We Boston and Worcester road hast sgreA WAS great
a en IA any previous week since the establishment, Of
ss~a IN copse Quence VI Inc Increased ouaullty a
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no shrI and l.uie MannaIar. frc- . eis
The Hlssar Price :, 90 49,, -.
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Grahau's Magazine,
Columbian do For November.
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