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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10
SICKLY SEASON.

There is not a man, woman, or child, but
should take medicine at this season of the year,
but more especially at this present time: tor
there probably were never SO many causes
existing at one period as there are now, SO likely
produce a state Of sickness The repeated chan
ges in the atmosphere, by acting as they do up
on the constitution. and qua;Iy of the blood it,
self. give occasion for the most fatal and malig-
nant disorders. The bile becomes (and often
without any warning, IN most acrimonious
condition from these repeated changes and if
the stomach and bowels have been neglected
ate attention. Even those who have healthy
disposition of body are subject to sickness under
these circumstances. Therefore to prevent any
danger we ought carefully to guar1 against a
costiye state of our bowels. Once or twice they
should be evacuated IN "a hours. There are
many causes which produce unhealthy blood
sometimes il may arise from grief, at others
take place from sudden JOY close application to
literary undertaking can produce it--in all ca
ses where many persons have TO be seen and spo-
ken TO, which producing nervous excitement, is
fertile source of unhealthy blood occasioning
that slow nervous fever which has carried of
some of our besI men, men martyrs to their rep
uiation but which knowledge of the powers of
Brandreth's Pills would have prevented, Those
who desire 10 secure their health, under almost
any adverse circumstances, tan do SO by having
BRANDRErH's Pills on hand, and at once resort
ing to them when the FIRST feelings of disorder
take place in their bodies. As this advice is uSei
so will the heaHh be. The time will yet be when
a man that makes good medicine shall be Lon
ored more than he who is an adept in the art OF
war.
A fresh supply just received and for sale by E
Price 25 cents per box with full direc tons.
April 26 545. Je-4m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

WILL sell at the court house door IN the
IL own of Holy Springs, on the fourth Monday
in May the following property as strays
viz
One Bay col, taken up by r. E. Phillips
appraised TO S21.Oo
One Black horse. taken up By William
Shinauit, appraisedto 10 5000
One dark bay horse taken up by Nelson
Kennon appraised TO $500
One bay Stud colt taken up by Sandtord
Edwards. anpraiscd to 20. 90
One sorrel filley taken up by Drury r
Harris annrai.ed 10 1900
One heIfsr and steer taken up by Hoilo.
way Powell. appraiset % 800
One COW and calf taken up by John
Morgan. appraised % - f.oo
One hrifer taken up BY William A
Crouch. appraised 70 o.oo
Two heifers taken upby Clark c. White.
rrs;.edro 600
One wetber by sama appraised 70 loo
Persons having the above property viii
do well 10 come iorwsra
JAMES II. SWAN, Ranger,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF VALUABLE BL00DED
! STOCK. &C.

Pursuant to an order Of The Probate
Court of Marshall County. Aiississippi. made
at the April Term. l645. the undersigned
will sell. At public auction, 10 the highest
bidder
On Monday. the oh day Of Jane, ls45.
at the late residence OF Elijah FL. Board.
man. Decd. in said County. who was well
known as an extensive importer and dealer
in superior stock. a part of the personal
property belonging to bis estate; being the
thorough bred imported Stations DEM
ZEN and CHRONOMETER- valua.
bic MARE and COLT--a fine BULL.
two COWS and two YEARLtNGS-a
lot of the genuine BERKSHIRE HOGS !;
with household and kitchen furniture. far
ming utensils, SC, &c
The property will be sold on credit OF
seven months. the purchaser giving bond
with approved security.
WM. B. LUMPKIN.
HENRY ANDERSON.
THOS. n. McCLAIN.
Adm'rs
Holly Springs. May Sd ls45.-n37 Ct.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

Disfyiet Chantevy Csars Of che Stais cf
MississiPpi 90 Holls Sprines.
Charles Basler. sf Il, n Rulss IN Va
$50 W. cation, Azay ad.
Chanpcn Andersen s --Isik
Robert Jones.
UPON opening the matters Of esnplain,
ants Bill it appearing % the satisfaciion of
the Couri that the defendants are mn ln-
habitsnis of the State Of Mississippi. 30 thar
the Ordinary process OF Law cannot BE: ser
we'd on them.
Therefore i is ordered that unless the
defendants appear before The Viye Chan
cellor at the Cour. room in the town Of
Holly Springs on the first monday Of July
next and plead. answer or demur 10 the
Conplainants Bill, the several allegations
thereof will be taken .or confessed. and
such order and decree made therein as
shall appear equitable and just, aud it is
further ordered that a copy of this order
be inserted in the "HOily Springs Gazette"
newspaper published in the town of Hol>
ly Springs Mississippi, once week for two
months. Successfully.
JAMES c. ANDERSON, Clerk,
ABSTRACT.
CHARGss-That abou: the 10th MAY
lS40 Compps sold to defendants a tract Of
land lying IN the County of DeSoso. known
and designated as section 81. Township
Range west Of the basis meridian Chick
asaw Cession for the sum of 1890 Of
which they paid Compfs $500 in cash
and executed their three several not IS 10
Compps for the balance Of the purchase
money for $500, $500 and S460 payable
in the order on which they have been mem
toned in seven months and ten days, nIns-
teen months and Ten days and thirty one
months and ten days after date bearing
interest from 25 December 1910, CompI's
executed 10 defendants their title bond OBJ
ligating themselves 10 make .hem a fee
simple title to said land upon the paymenl
of said notes, the legal title being retained
by CompPs as security for the purchase
money except the sum of S34I, 7I-I00
nothing has been pain upon said notes. that
Compl's are and have eyer been since the
execution OF said title bond, ready, willing
and able 10 make defendants fee simple
title to said land upon the payment eflhe
balance OF the purchase money. Prayer
That defendants be compelled 10 answer
the allegations ofIhis Bill on oath and per-
form specifically their contract for the pur-
chase of said land by the payment of the
balance of the purchase money and inter-
est and in default of said payment that said
land be sold to pay lhessame ard for general
relief. VIM F. STEARNS. Sorr.
May 3, 2m iS45.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

AsNERs lsDIAS PU DING Boil
Iien m'lk NIX il while hot, with
Vest India molasses, and then set il
. caol Chop very fine half a
\ peel suei-(Teal suet Will do. and
fa'sailE INTO the milk a little at
rf0s'siy |Ith as much yellow Indi-
s VIII make n moderately thick
Add a tea-spoonful OF powdered
90, or ginger. aud stlr The whole
ID Have ready some dried peach
INTO very small pieces, and dredged
With four all over. to prevent their
. Tue bottom ofIhe pudding. Stir
adaally into the batter. a few bits
Instead ofdried peaches. you
- the fresh yellow rind Of a large
a'aer grated. or pared Gs thin as
and cut into very little bits.
40 should be well favored. Dip
puddlng cloth into hot water. and
af. ! out and dredgc il with -four.
's'ead open in a deep pan. and poor
H INTO It. Tie il very tightly;
room for the pudding to swell.
Ssr The top Of the tying place
alall lump Of flour and water NIX
llek paste. This. if carefully done
IN the water from getting in.
lng Have ready a pot Of water
aa'd. Put. the pudding into il. and
'oos'anIly boiling well between
'01r hours; replenishing the pot
4etlle o. boiling water kept very
! purpose. II you pour 10 cold
,s'm water the pudding will be en-.
"A [fA,ed. and rendered so heavy as to
"A. N lof y eating. The pudding must
\. 'ew r, moments before ii is to 90 10.
"a iaeh turn it out Of the bag. in
| Eal u with butter and molasses;
M ram sweeiened with sugar, and
\. win nutmeg.
! use yellow Indian meal in pre-
white. IL Ia much sweeter. and
White Indian meal resem-
''r Y wheat -four very coarseIy
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10
|,gE RECEIPTS
81 slIss LESLIE.

81 Hiss LESLiE.
.mrsr's PufDiNG Tie up
asv N NJ yery thin muslin a vanil-
Baugf Il, pieces, and broken up
hu.baui r,,non; and put the bag with lis
loss w,,. an. quart Of ch cream mot
4 50 \ he cream till highly favored
wb.. fine FIRE; remove the bag;
bot cream over half pound
-. ponge cake, sliced then, and
M dish. Cover the dish, and
'A'u y sks ID dissolve in the cream: af
"h'1 u in a cold place. Hive
hapPi nncss or more Of bitter aim
OHM irs been blanched and pounded
Hhsplse (one at tim in a mar
aiding frequently, (as you
~ ia, NJ. nD few drops of rose-waler TO
kcm CLING. Beat eight eggs
rr gh and thick; AMI stir them.
in!o The mixture, in turn with
aud half pound of pounded
aIiae 1t a time of each. But
Dish, and put in the mixture:
IL Mu ~ star cut out of a large piece
al inumber of smaller stars, all OF
and sufficIeacy of rays or long
'osiA cut cut OF cnron. Lay the large
Hsna eDP Ofthe pudding, just in the
'in; bee the strips or rays so as TO d.
umiI towards the edge; within
range the small stars at equal dis
'k1ha circle. Set the pudding into a
llhsRh iea, aud bake it well. Send il to
bug Z, with sugar grated over the top
ananiity Of ingredients will make
- NJ Puddinss, soup plate size. You
hamenl tie board edge of the plates
dishes, with a rim of puff pas'e
Fi1' hely nOiched; bu. put no paste IL
Az, pm or sides.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

Just Received and for sale at Mr.. Bul.
lards Store choice lot of Music ofaIl des
criptions. such as songs. Walizes. Polka's
Marches, &C. &c.
Aithe music of Balfe's new opera of the
Bohemian girl
The above for sale at PhiladeIphia
prices.
Also lot of Loud's Piano Fortes and in
struc:ors new
May Sd lS45 St.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

ALL persons indebted TO DR.. J. Bretney.
are requested to make immediate payment.
All that IS not settled up BY the goth inst,
will be Jeff in the hands of-Mr. SteaEns tos
collection. Those having claims against
DIR. Brelney will bring them forward fo=
settlement.
J. BRETNEY.
Nav 3d-lS45
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

Rev. j. Nj. PENDER, Baptis. minister.
viii preach in the Baptist Church in this
place, on Sund ~ next at the usual hour.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

MEDICINAL WINES & BRANDIEs.
1--WE casks coeriac brandy, S do madeira
Il wine, do tcnsi &c wine, 5 do holland GIN
selected expressly for the sick, and sold only 10
them, Just receiv I'd and for sale by
may 3 K CHRisTIAs & CT. me mphis
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10
RRMMl ERAN2l

- CASES Of Birthstone, 5 bbls. Flower Sulphur
DIDO Ivory Black 3 do Backing, do Cayenne
Pepper, doz do Gum Myrrh, doz. do Gum
ca m phor 2 do Black Varnish, do Plaster Paris,
Just received and for sale by
J. X. Christsan dr 90.
april 26 Jefferson st, Memphis.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

HrTLE X. ofour tow n, has
N ,s;,dfYus iurney Of between
n ,,svel. lie succeeded in
4 ,tro stolen horses near Nash
\ .olbis runaway servant and
n .,npIance, at Louisville, Ky.
l.ss been near the value OF
,,b bad they been twice the
E hetIe the time spent. he
F Fgrous y prosecuted his pur.
Ind bg success. Such vigi-
III 10 be Appreciated BY our
-.onmuuiiiy.-Orgenizsr.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10
NEW
DRUGS.
Ba Aa RAIR0Es
*

(At the Sign o the Golden Morsar.)
IT AS just opened his Spring supply of Fresh
IL and Genuine Drugs. Medicines, Paints. oils,
Window Glass, Putty. &c.
ECounry Physicians and others, who wish
for GOOD DRUGS, are invited 10 call He is
constantly receiving supplies from the North,
by which arrangement he is enabled TO have
FRESH DRUGS at all times. Having been
in the business for several years at The North he
thinks he can offer his services as a Druggist
with confidence. His stock consists in parI of
h,f foil
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

TAKEN up by Oliver H. Pegues. a
northeast of Holly Springs. one bay horse
years old. Il hands high. bp:h hind feet
~hi.e. . saddle spo. on the right side 5 or
inches long. barefooted. with rough span
ish saddle on. with sheep skin seat. the
saddle supposed to be worth 5or dollars.
Sad. horse appraised to $50
las. FL. SWAN. Ranger.
May 3, 1895 5-37-3t,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10
IN S. pW W MeBNg S..

- Cases of pocket case instruments,5 5 Trepan-
- ming do. 50 American spring Lancets; % sill
yer do, 100 Evans best thumb do, doz. Ameri-
can Scariioafors, 2 d1z .Scalpals dozen Gum
LanceiS 3 doz TEacars, L doz TournigetS. 100
Tooth forceps, 100 Turn key do, doz silvei
CaIheters, 800 Gum Elastic catheters, 300 do>Bo-
gies, 100 Metallic do, I doz bed pans, seaton
needles and general assortment of Lancet cases.
Just received and for sale by
J. r. Christian & co.
April 26 Jefferson Street Memphis.
Window Glass.
OnBOXES Dy 10, 20 DO 10 by ~, 20 do Il
ZUpy IA, 20 do i2 by 10. % do IL by lS. 20 do
IL oy 20 window glass, superior 10 any article
ever offered in this market, being manufactured
by McCuIly & co Pitlsbufg, including large
and splendid assortment OF looking glass Plate,
lust received and tor sale by
R. CHRISTIAN & CO.
apriI &c Jefferson ST., Memphis
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

N, ~ see young man chewing
M. @ squirting the JUICE on the par.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

LAMPS. LIGHTS. OILS. GAS, &C.
TEN bb.s spirit Gas, 10 do Lard Oil; 10 do
] Lamp oil; 10 do Alcohol; 10 do spirits Tur-
penine; DO Train oil-I2 doz. Britannia spirit
Gas Lamps; IL doZ. Glass Lard Lamp>; 10
gross fat Lamp wick. just reed and for sale by
may 3 R CHarsT4AN & CO., Memph:s
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

couRrlNo -"Oh. Ia me! Sewke. wish
was cape"
"a what. Jona.han?"
"a cape-a nice muslin cape !"
HLa, Jonathan, you're so quarr
swell ] guess | FEELS quar- any how"
"Whals The matter2''
ssOh, you iarnai critier, you know what
I mean. wish | was slick litlle cape,
duz"
What for?"
aGive me hiss and I'll tell you,"
20, I'm skeeredto. But you're only
20 take Just one. Now tell I"
"Cos. then I'D give myself TO you, and
you'd put me rite round that neck ofyourn."
THE ScHooLdAsTER ABRoAD.-sJim,
what is a nondescript 2"
"ll's them folks what eats meat without
CO okIn' il"
Wrong. Next: Wha, is a nondes-
cript ?''
why. sir, it's a-a-a-a what-you
caIl-it"
"Next-Tell us what nondescript is"
"Yes. sir. LIS dem people wot goes to
heben without hav N Iher names regarly
on de books
Right 60 up ahead of them both.'
AK ABoLiTIONIsr IN THE CABiNETl-
MIR. Bancroft, Secretary of the Navy. is an
Abolitionist- We end the following in the
Georgia Journal OF April 6th.-Natchsz
Courier.
The Hon. George Bancroft. said in a
political ad iress published in l543 We
dom ha -t.x.1rs r~c L.
slave trade in the District Of Columbia.
and should assist free labor to recover $
rights in the capital ofthe country"
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10
JAILoRs NOTICE.

WAS committed to the Jail
Of Marshall County as a run
@ away on the s'h inst. negro
1Nk~s boy by the name Of jim. who
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

TWENTY-FIVE carboys Oil Vrsrioi; do
il Muriatic Acid; 5 do Nitric acidi do Nitras
acid: 1 do sceatic acid do spirits Nilre; do
Aoua Aouamonia. Just rereived and for sale BY
j. r. Ckristiaa 4 co.
mays Jefferson St Memphis.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

saws he belongs to Edmond Town II Gran>
vile C,unty North Carolina. Said boy
saws be is following his master around with
rase horses, he is about lS or - years OF
age feet or 4 inches high rather inciin-
ed to copper color, stout bnilt and tolera-
Bile long hair.
The owner of the above boy is requests
ed % come forward. prove property. pay
charges and take him away, or no VIII De
dell with as the law directs.
w. w. WALLACE.
Jailor, M. G.
May lOih-1845-tf.
Xa W. WA8T0Rs
ATTORNEY W AND 4COJNSELLOR
AT Law
Holly SPRiNss, Miss
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

1--WE Hundred Ozs. Quinine; so do morphine
Il 50 lbs Gum Opium; 25 lbs Pulv'd do loo
ozs. lIydriodate Potash; SO do Iodine Iron; 25
do Iodine Mercury; 25 lbs citrate Iron; 70 do
Phosphate Iron; loo do PreceP'd carb lroni zoo
do rust Iron; 100 do Pruciate Iron, together
with supply of Stricknin, Emstine, Piperine,
ceive and for sale BY
may J X Christian + co Memphis
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

r,.r ~ CAsADA.-We
,.'o ", papers faIl.details Of
sfon" = London, Canada
% st destructive and ter
Canada, and has inn
;.cd hundreds Of people;
y. we're rendered houses
Ass IS esiimatedat $780,
:.rpaI losers named are
Marsh tanners, $780,
Madison & Michi. gro
insurance; Mr.. MoreIl,
- % The amount of S3,-
g',nes g. Co coach factors
-. DIR. Lee lost his house
80. while he was renders
- ueiehbors. His loss is
..iusurance.-Messrs. !. Le-
|, sars proprietors have lost
~ HIis. which they had just
.,of their mail contract
r5ers have sustained very
rbose names are not stated.
a,T very materially impede
lLoadon.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

TO PORTRAIT PAINTERS.
A FINE assortment of your Brushes, best
n quality ,usl received and for sale by
J. r. Christian d Co.
april % Jenerson ST. Mempnis
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

Z 'e'.eo'l,slgs,..,n,ld'HeGisss ~. ,nd Gssy. :.
i'm . : consequence of a
n z. C.,s,. is thought to be a
NV apI,';.bness a -; Of ore. and
| asd.'i, !, he edge Of Gray
rs :. !. New River, near
Ergnis, !. - niles n. E. from
w., % y miles 5. w. from
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

Holly Springs. May Sd ls45.-nS7 ct.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10
J. R. CHRISTIAN B. co.
MEMPHIS, TENN.
R

DR. UGGISTS s. APOTHECARIES
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL
ERS IN
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

And no mistake the Cheapest
and Finest goods, ever brought to
Holly Springs, Mississippi!
WHOLESALE AND RE TAIL.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-10

1--WE casks Epson Salts, 5 do Salaratns, 5
l. Pearlash, just receivec and for sale by
j. X. Christian d o.
aeril &c Jefferson st Me mhiS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22
From Rarrisburgh,
=
Correspondence of The Tribune.


HARRISBURG, Jan. 20. 1915.
But little business Of interest has been transacted
to-day except the election Of Sat, Treasurer The vote
sroodIuines r. S;nowden, Loco. u John Gilmore Wing,
is Joshua Bethel. Native. "
resolution offered IN the House and adopted calling
upon The Secretary o tic Commonwealth Tor list ot all The
pnrdnns granted by Gov. Forter since ltd2
In the Senate an Intellectual attempt made to confirm
the nomination of Thomns Burnside uS Gn Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court. -,
ausurate u he escdpeJrcm The eroNd Of hngrg Office
seekers
Mr. Henry ~ Peken. am bapy state, has been appoint
ed Secretary of the Commonwealth.
There money enough the State Treasury 10 pay the
erest which fails due the l day of February without
doubt, but the Brokers in Wastreet and Philadelphia wh,
have sold large OF the stock time. have succeeded
IN maxim. political question OF the matter. 40 far To induce
Mr. Shunk's friends oppose the payment IN iul until Au
gust next order that Governor Porter not receive too
much credit This eOit The pnr oi the Brokers To Keep
down tho price of the stocks will probably react upon their
own heads Governor Skunk WILL from the Commence
ment of his Administration shape pubic nair' as to insure
the prompt and full payment of every lnalment which may
hereafter become due This being the Is not likely that
Pennsylvania State Stocks boanng interest ot ve er cent
per nnnuIn will far below I3 10 I5 when
Philadelphia City Stocks the interest are mt premium
of and per cent II thought by that most nf the IN:
specBaors have mnde thar parces at the depressed
prices Of last few days. md that there will be e5cton-
IL indeed that set OF should be found ba5e
the payment oi interest when State
is wiin. and able to 60 It.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22
T He RIB u N f
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY %

G5- News THE OxroRD PAcxZT.-Thc Foreign New
which publish this morning. tends confirm the authentic
- and eenunenes OF the which received exclusively
this Office and published By Saturday morning last
The Ship News Collector who furnished with this news
with whom bad made arrangements Tor early iof
eign intelligence durng the winter months He returned yes
tesdAy afternoon and assured by him and also by ma
brother that the actually obtared from the Oofd
while lying off the end OF Long Island ut or m oei9t
day Light Friday moring. hundred nis auu
ANY who viii take the 10 call upon Capt halhoohe
viii find that the vesselwns precisely IN the POSITION we stated
ITO be nt that time The have all been dscharse 50
thst could not find the who furnished our Nswsrnan
with Newspape. over the side Of the vessel The Boat how
ever with the men who he, ut the tRe we expect NJ
to-day or tomorrow Why the Newspaper i.elf was not
Brought to our Office be satisfactorily explained 10
who Will call upon 10 the mesnttme we need not waste
words in snswcfng ioeni brsgEadoca of the Herd
Not m item of the Foreign intelligence contained ;n paper
of yesterday morning Of the least possible commercial I'M
ports except ;la; portion Of 1t which the same we
published on Saturday morning md seat of IN slips TO our
Southern friends on Friday last paper in the c@n
slant habit OF manufacturing all kinds of news to order a
ing about gold being shipped By the Yorkshire nnc
The panic ii created Wureet. when nothing Inc Kpd
ever took place. such paper as might DC eS
pctes 10 rejoice and be highly eaied OF any atep
To impose upon paper not given to such practices.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22
adjourned to II on Wednesday.
Police Office.

Counterteiting.-Two Gsrmans, named Isnac
ienneman and Joseph llamnn. carrying the buchcrrg
Tuesday and Crosswcks purchased cattle OF Aless Jo
seph Amos endrckson to the amount Of slt3 pnyDgs
sic0 counterfeit bill othe Atlas Back o BO,ton md s3 b
bills The next day the cattle were driven to Trenton nS d.
rected, md Delivered and IN the interim the S60 bill ds
covered To be bad and which they when applied excnnge
gave 80 10 40. good money nud $50 so bills Of
the State Bank of New Jer-cy altered from 10 $40 each ard
thus drove cattle to tins CITY, THIS other money beGg
found be bnd, induced Mr. Hendrckson follow the
DAVIS those oce.S with MIR endrckSOp and hs young
man. proceeded search Tor the re,c- whom they
found The frs nnned ut s hohe No. 20 Inadst'ee and
the latter the bucbe No. ~ Sberiset, The m1stO
his killing hnd -knung opeIaUrs und areg both, lodged
them IN tne watch house.
Newark y. j. altered from - md seveal other ulGre
bills upwards of slCJ m all To-day they ordered TO find
bni l each and default were committed To ba sctto
New .Ieisey 10. trial.
IhrfG-Dnan Johnson was arrested and commit
ted for stealing clothing.
burglary The Candle Factory on the Pier No.
&c. North RIVER broken into on Monday night and rcb.
bed oi ta!ow. lard, cand'es &c. the proper OF Cbaes
Sshoey.
Larcenies Susan Mitchell was arrested by off.
Ger Cfeger Of the Police, for stealing spirit lamp WORT,
80 from Joseph Perry. of No Catharue and COMMITTED
George CsvanBgb committed for stealing
flannel shirt and drawers from Ann OAuen. of No. 212 DL
Henry Brown. coored, was committed for steal
ing yads o cloth, worth Sl' from the Of Richard
JARVIS. All Broadwuy.
Owners are wanted Mt the Police on a number
of coa clonks, supposed to be stolen nlso for about
U silver spoons broken into small for the
csbIe.
Also, Mt the Upper Police, for Is pieces orcIoths
OF eren, colo supposed hive been stolen from different
persons IN Sew.Jefser by Shay, the escaped burglar
drreSLd on Bench Warrant Patrick
ad Tor being The receiver Of stolen goods and committed
on three indictments.