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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-04
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THE SH0EMA X IRIS.


ny }. O. WHITTIER.
I1o workers of the old time styled
The Gentle Graft of Leather
Young brothers of the ancient guild,
Stand forth once more together
Call out again your long array
In the olden, merry manner;
Once more on gay ST. Crispn's day
Fling out your blazoned banner
Rap, rap, upon the well-worn stone
How falls the polished hammer
Rap, rap the measured sound has grown
A quick and merry clamor.
Now shape the sole now denly curl
The glossy vump around It,
And bless the while the bright-eyed girl
Whose gentle fingers bound it
For you along the Spanish Main
A hundred keels are ploughingi
For you the Indian on the plain
His lasso-col is throwing
For you deep gens with hemlock dark
The woodlands fire is lighting;
For you upon the oak grey bark
The woodmana axe is shifting
For you from Cardinals pine
The rosin gum is stealing,
For you the dark-eyed Florentine
Her silken skein is reeng;
For you the dizzy goatherd roams
His rugged Alpine lodges;
For you round all her shepherd homes
Bloom England's thOrny hedges
The foremost still by day or night
On monted mound or heather,
Whereer the need of trampled right
Brought toiling men together,
Where the free burghers from the wall
Defed the macad master,
Than yours, at Freedoms trumpet call,
No craftsmen rallied faster
Let foplings sneer, let fools derde,
Ye heed no idle scorner,
Free hands and hearts are still your pride,
And duty done, your honor.
We dare to trust for honest fame
The jury time empannels,
And leave to Truth each noble name
Which glorfes your annals.
Thy songs, Hans Sack, are living yet,
In strong and hearty German,
And Bloomheld's lay and Gisord's wit,
And tn rare good sense of Sherman
Still from his book, mystic seer,
The soul of Behmen teaches,
And Englands prestcrail shakes 10 hear
OF Fox's leathern breeches.
The Foot is yours whereer it falls
1t treads your well. worn leather,
On earthen floors, in marble halls,
On carpet, or on heather,
Still there the sweetest charm is found
OF matron grace or vestal's
As Hebe's foot bore nectar round
Among the old celestals
Rap, rap your stout and bluff brogan,
With footsteps slow and weary,
May wander where the sky's blue span
Shuts down upon the Prairie.
Ye slippers shine on Beauty's foot,
BY Saratoga's fountain,
Or lead, like snow.fakes falling mute,
The dance on Cattskill mountain
The red brick to the mason hand,
The brown earth to the tiller's;
The shoe in yours shall wealth command
Like fairy Cinderella's
As they who Stunned the household maid,
Beheld the crown upon her,
So all shall see your toll repaid
With hearth and home and honor
Then let the toast be freely quafied
In WATER cool and trimming;
"All honor 10 the good old Graft,
Its merry men and women =
Cali out again your long array
In the old times pleasant manner;
Once more on gay st. Crispin's day
Fling out his bluzoned banner
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-04

The Execution Of Garter and Parke.---These
young men, who were found guilty of numbering a
whole family in May, 1913, viz, John B. Parke,
his sister Mrs Carlner, her husband John Cartner,
and child two years old, on Friday underwent
the penalty of death at Belvidere, n ]. An i'm
mense crowd of spectators was assembled, suppos.
ing to number ten or twelve thousand. They pro-
tested their innocence to the last.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-04
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ST. 80 eashl in Advance; 81 10 the end Of the year De-
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$500 at the end Of the year.
No paper will be discontinued unless the discretion Of the
publisher until all arroaTages paid.
1 Advertisements of any considerable length should be
handed in Tuesday morning Small early
Wednesday morning.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-04

young married pair arrived in this city ycster-
day from Philadelphia, whose departure from that
place was attended by scene whose unpeasantness
was aggravated by its publicity. AS there will be
all Of versions OF the affair published, deem
it proper to state the facts. The bride is daughter
of wealthy and arstocratic shipping metchant in
Philadelphia, and one of the most lovely and ac-
complished women in that city, where loneliness
aud accomplishments seem natural TO the SEX
The husband is a very respectable young gentleman
every way save in wealth worthy Of the lady, The
marriage being opposed by the lady's father, was
privately soleninized by a clergyman, yesterday
morning, and the bridal party had just arrived at
the riyerio take passage for New York where they
were oyertaken by brother of the bride, who did
not know of The marriage, and was led TO believe
that his sister had sacrificed herself A renconTe
ensued between him and the husband during which
he Uhe brother) drew pistol 1t was immediate
y taken from him and fred in the air by the groons-
man, who was in attendance, and the parties sep
arated BY him and another gentleman. The hus-
band then claimed explanation with the brother
exhibited the marriage certificate, and at once
relieved his fears. The brother then ran for the
father who FASTENED 10 the boat-read the certif-
cate-freted little, as old gentlemen are apt TO
do when called up too early in the morning. grant
ed his blessing TO the happy pair and got ashore
the last bell rang,-N. Y. Tribune.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-04

1t was a saying of Pythagoras. those are our
friends who reprimand us, not those who Gatter us
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-09-04

We are told of an amusing scene which occur
red in one of our churches, during divine service
last Sabbath,
A lady who was enjoying comfortable nap fell
from the seat against the door of the pew which be-
ing uniastened, she precipitated into the aisle
Three gentlemen, supposing she had fallen in fit
Immediately sprang towards her and taking her in
their arms carried her by main strength from the
house she was Of course, wide awake, and proba-
bly, sufficiently mortified to prevent her from sleep
ing in church again for month!
Worcester Transcript
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-14
Ser . oferGQn6 Jreun6 un6 9 eiif 6er 3eif

IDorgeleat, ipelde speinrol uerIccn puroe Sr. gen
ton berIrl'ete Die @iu9abe bieer neuen 8 nit trdft
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e1 Stoat, Ger aus Der jesi9em Mepubf Gerae aebil-
BET, n1o onrd Smet Geprdfennntcu int @rn9reB perre
ten mercen fo in bic Union fraf befer Stte aufee
ncntmcn pcrce, nno Stpor lobao als bic gecmeunoe,
Der sIufHobne Stplfen Ger Ne9erung bon Ier1S uno
rr yer St1aten fet9eisst 1o. 6eruer fhldat es bic
9ermiui9un9 ocn 100000 ucr UNI oomit bic Soften
Der lnterhanDIunSen Su beitreite gs tpurbeu qroBe
2Initren9un9en Aemaht, ote1e Siu Der Committee Ger
9Iusmdr9cp 9nSele9enbeeu Su iibcrgeben allen Die
lc6 wnrce bon cen 8reuuoen Ger MaaBreoe[ cppcnirt
uno euSIlth nit % Sas 9e9en % 0eins gu @unten Der
S entd)teeeu. Soerr Benton ld)lu9 Iooann Dor, bic
@a auf Den 2iih gu le9eu bis Der @soenitauo CUR gs.
rotAuug tpIeoer Oor9enorn,en tpcrcem miro.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-14

bolS! 9oIS -Dteieni9eu, unierer eeler, mel
DE ihre 3eituu9 nit jcI5 bcSaben uno cIdee biz jeBt
nco nht gethan haben, nerpen hernit benod)rcht9t,
oae wenn Fe neht nnerbaIb ID Ga9en ibrer 8erpfdl.
tuu9 nahfcmneu, mir nns 9cnehi9t Ieten baS CASH
III oerlan9eu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-14

llnisr perr @c1e9e pom q1eitbote iueint, bag Der
Nrembe, Der G5 eBt in Columbus eiri9e 3et bes0er-
Suagcns baber aufbdlt suerlt, NIT elmer Siemliben
pcrfOn GjeouIb perieben, bic 0eicbaebun9s 0aUe be
iut uuo ecu oa nob Dem wOhIthdti0en Snititute Der
Srreu It a t9eht Daran5 ldBt itdb ihlteBeu
tue(d, eneu traurigen ginorl eine 48ht9geeb9ebuug
auf einen Tremcen madbt N2an bite l1tb.-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-14

gg Gas Gjetidt "ccr erbltneete Gjreis, pelfe6
rl6 BON einem Sreunoe CUR 5ublitation en9ebdnoist
purce, bubeu mir entpeoer oerle9t ooer uuer 6reunb
hat oalTsbe bel ieiuem leeten Sefude aus Gerebeu
NIT anDern papiereu peber en9eteft. Wir win1beu
earuber belehrt 81 leiu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-14

Set @rsabler rno fein Nadbar.
Der @rSabler oes tlenen Abenbsirfels, beIIen t.
fnh 6 n Der Jtad,ear nit punlpenIdmensel su fei
nen Trennbea iprldt katte i pieber einaefunben ns
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-14

o. Die 9GboItioniiten= =Yewe9un9en in Wa1ahu-
ietts orcben llnbeil. Die pabunni9en pb[antrupiteu
Bon Waahuletts, predben ouf Die perbite Beiie bon
elmer Grennun9 Der linton uno 9reen oobet Den Git
ben gang bdrenmdBt9 an. Der 9InfobluB BON Iera6
fol- nad itrer Meiuuu9 bureiteuoen Gjruno ut elmer
Grennl,n9 bes O1crocns pom Slreu 9eteu.-I8ie rcdl
Sarbeuliebe perblenteu Fann.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-14

y aus SerleBch peS SfBtr6 tanp bier IL H. ffatt
II. Olan htbt oaB mir aQts r6t MAIDEN rpolel.
eon9re B.-Dieler &Orper 1T jest setn Wcd1cn
IN Stsun9. Die Seipreoung Der ,,VoitbiQ' bat ben
Senat ipdhreno Der oorleBen Wode beId1dftist. Gle
oereinten Selhlu1e ces Soanies Su @unlten oes 9,-
ihnlss bon Geras ilno Der Committee Der ous,par
gen Nnaele9enbeiten nberaeben pcrben bic tpabrbeu
ltob III Babe barilber bertd)ten mirb. Das aus Der
banoet tlber bic Sre9cnrase idon felt bret Q8oden.
Seitoem mir cbiaen 2Irtife sefreben, erbielten mir
ben ,,Slobe" BON 6en B. W. Derielbe berihtet, oaB
am 4ten Sor 9lrober ben Seridt Der Committee Der
anS'partl9en sngeegeubeiten iiber bic snnabme BON
2erae eem Senat oorleste. Der Seridt fdhlie6t nit
el Veihnien pcppn Der erite orrdld9t, Die perein-
ten 8edll(fe oes Saues Der HeprdientanteM lu per-
werfen uno Der 5neite Die oerdeoenen 8cr(dldae oes
Senats Icpobl, als audi bic 8efhluie Der Staatsoe-
lee9ebur9en uno Die 8itthrfen an benSenat fur urt
9e9en Die annabme, auf ben 2iIh at leaen. Nr. Oso-
reteao ug ecr, 90 600 @rtra Scpieu ces 93erictts
iu eruden, tuelde Der Committee iber bas Druefeu of
ltentlteeer Dofumene uberseben tpuroe. or 8udana,
SAB ooann Jad,ridt, baB er beabtd'tige, elen Wnp-
rfdtssSertdt einSureihen.
I DIE BON S,rn Benton porseihla9.ne Siu, Die 9,t-
nabme DOM 2eras betreeno, ipurbe Don bemlelben an
5ten D. lnrIfsencmmelt, nuo eine auoere burd, i'm
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-14

6tSlli6eu Sldttern sufcl9e 1T jest etn neuer 60
met NIT bIoiem 2Iu9e flhtbar. Derelbe clt 9lbenDe
BON big llbr am 0iopeftIiten joimme, linf5 pom
planeten Supltsr Der jeet febr gldn5enO in oiefem
otmmelstrtde it, pabrgenon1men tperben @r fol- ei-
uen trIben Shelu babcrL uno eiuem Ieidbten gebel-
ipbtfheM 9leIhen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-14

Die blutoiritgften llngebeuer unb 9runtIab[clefen
GDrannen baben Ofters eebren Der Be5hett uno 2ug>
emo aus9eproden, Die nit 9olbensr Sbrft aufge;eid
net gu wercen oerbienen 0io6espierre fngte ef III Ell
ner yaticnal 8erammlun9 bon Sranfreid, ais er &C.
gen cas 0uea fprah "QGo8 faNn unter Den @rifei-
unnsen lit Der meniddhen Natur 9rOBer fen, al6 et.
nen Mann gu lehen, Der Nd3 lber ale 8e!eoi9un9en
erbaben felt 2"
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-14

St&ere Sur Gin gSehilblatt fact: "gd
1T entbedt mcrren> raB cine au9crbljflihe @reihe-
ruH9 ilh 0erjeni3c uerltaffen fam, melher an et-
ner &arcffel sn erden prpht, peau er lo9led) euen
GVrbls nablhludt" Pfobatem est.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-14

ber6are Itte(. GIL
nahreno @rrmwellS ee6,eit georudt wu
9enoen merfwlroigen Iitel fllhren "G
herSl9felt geleyt opn Sollbnern oes Bun
ten i'm Wa6er Der s0ttliAeu eiebe -Iet
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19

A PAINFUL SIGnr.-The Nan'ucket
Inquirer says;
10 see young men lounging about
month after month. neither working nor
desiring 10 work. while others-parhaps
poor paren.s-are toiling from mcrning
till night, to support and save them from a
disgrace which their own thnughIessness
and Iaziness is fast bringing upon them.-
But. how many such sights are 10 be seen
in every community. How many are
found who have not that sense of shame
which is necessary to force them off the
loungers' seat. but enough of that false
pride which will not allow them to take
hold of employment. if it does not happen to
be gentecl and profitable Alas. the fate
of such is sealed they will 60 down 10 the
grave unloved but by their mothers, un.
nourned but by their companions in idle
ness--and soon to be forgotten by all''
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19
STRAY SALES,

r WILL sell at the court house door in the
i town of Holly Spr ngs, on the 4ih Monday in
July neat, the following property as strays OF
Marshall county, VIZ:
One red steer. taxen up by Stephen Har-
ris. appraised to Sli,oo
head Of cattle. taken up by P. Nc David.
appraised to SH'oo
l bay horse mule, taken up Oy Henry
Morgan. appraised to o~o.oo
sow and pigs, taken up by VIM. ia
gan. appraised to So'oo
black mare pony. takenup BY III "a
Stanback, appraised to 9o,oo
8 sheep by Thomas NJ. Lockbridge, ap-
praised to 0o''o
red steer by John Caruth, appraised
70 81 so
|. blind mule, taken up by James Raney,
,nnra;sed 10 S3 90
JAS. III. SWAN, Ranger.
June %. lS45.-tds.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19
MEMPHIS TEN

NE EIhf[1lS ENH.
BY GEORGE r. REDFORD, (Late of
the Pfanter's House.)
THIS new and commedious House is
situated on Front Row, Just below Exchange
Square, and nearly opposite the Ferry Lam
ding. The looms are large and we'll veR
ulated the furniture entirely new; and In
point of comfort and convenience this House
is rot surpassed BY aoy in Memphis. His
sable shall be we'll supplied at allglimes
with the best The market affords. He
would also inform the public that he has
made arrangements with NJ. Cockrel. TO
take charge of horses. His superior skill
andauention are-too we'll known 10 require
recommendations.
TERMS AS FOLLOWS.
Board for man per year with lodging $500
without $50.
+" per month with lodging 90.
/" without =" l5.
For man and horse, supper, lodging
and beakfast ,25.
For man and horse per day, I,50
Single meal, .37k
Lodging, .25.
April 26-l845-3m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19
! Circuit Court,
: March Term
\ lQdS

Samuel Wyatt Circuit Court,
vs. Bill of Divorce. March Term.
Lucinda Jane Wyatt. lS45.
THIS day came the complainant by solc
itor, and it appearing to the satisfaction OF
:he Court that the defendant Lucinda Jane
Wyatt is not a resident citizen OF this stale,
but resides beyond the jurisdiction of this
court:-It is therefore ordered by the court
that unless the defendant appear before
this court on the first Monday of September
next, then and there to answer or demur
to complainants bill, the several allegations
made there In will be taken for confessed,
and such order or decree made in the pre-
misses as the Court shall deem equitable
and just 1t is further ordered by the
Court, that copy of this order be inserted
in the Holly Springs Gazette a news
paper published in the town OF Holly
Springs and State of Mississippi. once a
week for the term ofthree months success
siveiy.>
Test, ALEX'R T. CARUTHERS,
Clerk.
May II, ls45-39-I5t.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19

Taken up by William Wright two
miles South east of Holly Springs. one
bay horse years old Is hands high some
white hairs in The Tail some appearance
of Big head supposed to be a ridgling has
the appearance of having been worked.
Appraised 20 S25,oo
JAS. H. SWAN, Ranger.
July ID lS45.
TAKEN up by Shedrick Webster. living
in district 8, on Clear Creek, one bay tilly,
years old next spring. dark mare and tail
and dark legs, appraised to $4,000.
JAS. ii. SWAN, Ranger
June % IS45. 40 3w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19
CHEAP! CHEAPCR!!
cHEAPEST!!

One of6ur firm wishing to 60 Easlin a
few weeks for the purpose of buying our
fall supply of Goods, and having a very
large stock Df Spring and Summer Goods
on hand, we are determined tosc!l them
for very small advance on cost. We
know il would be the interest OF all who
wish 10 buy cheap Goods to give as call
RHINE s. KOHN.
GTC.l at Sledge's old stand. North
wes, corner Of The Public Square. r & X.
june IA 1915. n43
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19
BI II u A R ".

Departed :his life on Monday morning
las, Mrs. FRA Noes. consort of Judge
JosErn w. CHALMERS, of this place.
The deceased had been resident of our
town for several years. She was disiin-
guished for her amiabiiity Of character, her
kindness TO the sick, benevoIenee 20 the
poor, and f,ithful discharge of all the du'ies
of life. AS wife and mother, she was e~-
er afectionate and true; beloved and re-
vered by her husband and children, in
whose hearts her memory Will b e embalmed
20 their latest hour AS a neighbor, she
enjoyed the friendship and esteem of all
who knew her. by whom her many virtues
will long be a1eclionately remembe red -
For several years she was a member Of the
Episcopal Church. and sustained the char
acter Of pious and exemplary christian
Having in life exempifi-d the mild vi,tues
which the Gospel enjoins, she died in the
full assurance of its blessed hope, manifest.
ing in her dying moments q firm trust in
the Rcdeemer, and bright anticipation of
peaceful immortality beyond the grave.
I'm this misjudging world they picture
Death
A fearful Tyrant. o. believe them not
f1e is an angel, beautiful as light
That watches o'er the sorrowing spirit here,
And, when its weary pilgrimage is done,
Unbars the gates of everlasting life,
And vanishes forever"
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19

Taken up by S. N. Martin miles south
of Waterford one Iron gray mare Ia hands
high the end of her tail white years old.
Appraised to $4,000
Taken up by Simeon Bailey IL miles
Norlh west of Holly Springs on cold wa
ter 2 2 or 3 miles from morris mills ches
nut sofrell horse Is hands high 6 or
years old marked ON Both Shoulders will
the collar has the Big head has marks or
his nose his hind legs Swined irop the Pas
ter Joint 10 the back appraised to S25,0O
JAS. H. SWAN Ranger.
July 10Th 1915
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19
MARRIED.

On the lth inst.. by the Rev. Eli Me
Naob, B G. LAWRENCE, Esq., to Mis-:
VIRGINIA CAROLINE SMfTH, all uf this
county
"Her lot in life is fixed with thine,
Its good or il. to share;
And we'll know twill be her pride
To sooth each sorrow there
Then take her, and may fleeing time
Mark only joys increase
And may your days glide swiftly on
In happiness and peace"
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19
MCGUIRE NO PA J :


TIE pubiic are respectfully solicited 10 la
vor me with call. and give me chance g
relieve them OF some of their ma1adies.
propose TO treat all ca,aneous affections. sores.
and Cancers of long standing, Scrofiala and
Efysipelas, Stiff Joints. Milk leg, Bone Fel-
ons, Group, Phthisic, Dyspepsia Scald
head and all affections arising from The
diseased Liver or Spleen.
Ny charges in all cases will be noder-
ale, when perfect cure is effected; when
no reliefis given, on charge will be made.
Residence 81 miles East OF North
Mount Pleasant, near the road leading to
Holly Springs
Post Office, Nor;h Mount Pleasant, Miss
All letters must be post paid TO ensure al
ientlon.
DEMPSEY p. GILBERT.
July45, lS45.-n46-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19
TO THE LADIES.

Mrs M. T. Raglan. thankful Tor the
patronage heretofore extended. begs leave
10 announce that she has just received a
new supply of the latest style of summer
fashions. direct from Philadelphia and she
respectfully invites the attention OF the la
dies of Holly Springs anl vicinity Also
Hair, gimp and Leghor" Bo"nefs bleach
ed and lrimed at the shortest notice, and IN
the neate.t style.
~ Shop one door north OF Wiggs
Confectionery, where she may at all times
| be found.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19

lScoSvESlENCE oFA BAD CHARAC-
TEI-EmoTta! fever prevailed on boarl a
'AiP at sea, and negro man was appoin
Iea to throw the bodies Of those who died
nom time TO time overheard. One day
wafn the captain was on deck. he saw the
uesEo dragging out of the forecasile sick
man who was struggling violently to ex-
u'caie himself from the negro's grasp. and
lsenlolnsiralIns el bitterly against the cruelty
q being buried alive.
What are you going TO do with that man.
iOa black rascal said the captain.
uomg tothrow him overheard, massa,
cause he dead 4
Dead yeu sccundrel,' said the captain,
oo1t you see he moves and speaks 2
les massa, know be say he no dead
O9'Ae aiHGys lie so. nobody neber knoic
sAeH 10 beliere him ~
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19
TO THE PUBLIC.

The last Guard contains an article sign
ed James VI. Hunt. denying that partner.
ship exists between him and myself, in a
CERTAIN Mill known as Hunt & BrunsoD' S
Mill. The public are Informed that am,
and have been partner since sa id mill was
built, and do hereby warn all persons in
debted 10 the firm, not 10 pay said Hunt
one dollar Cor any lumber bought at the
Mill, for by so doing, they may have to pay
II a second time.
ASAHEL BRUNSON.
July lS45-3t.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19
EIs'S HOTEL.
KEEP MO WING.

"a JHAVE moved from Main street
I...HI i to the corner of Front Row and
lsSsszS Monroe str. opposite the Steam
boat landing where shall be pleased to
see nv old friends and the public in gener
al. My house Is new and comfortable, and
/ have large brick stable convenient, with
a firs. rate Ostler. My bills will remain as
they have been; that is,
For man and horse per day, | DC
For man and horse, supper, bed and
breakfast, | q
/ would say to my old friends, and any
one else wishing to stop with me, ,ha: my
house is built OF brick, and fire proof.
]. NJ FLETCHER.
Memphis Ten July 5-2m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19
NOTICE.
July 5 lS45-3t.

NOTICE.
THE undersigned. at the June Term, ls45
Of the Probate Court of Marshall couray,
Mississippi, having been appointed Com.
missioners to receive and examine all
claims ofthe estate of Alexander B. Lane
Deceased, reported lnsolvent by his Adj
ministrator will meet at the Office of the
Clerk of the Probate Cour. in Holly
Springs, on the 4th Saturdays of August;
October and December next. to receive
proof of claims against said Estate.
GORDEN TIA WAITE, Com'rs.
WILLIAM CHlSM,
July 5ih lSi 10 .-3w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19
JAILOR'S NOTICE.

a Was committed to the Jail
IA OF Marshall county. Miss. on
E7 the l7th July, negro man as
HZ runaway, who calls his
name Ben, and says he belongs to William
Fipps Of Wilson county, Tenn. Ben is a,
bout 80 years Of age, about . feet high he
is OF a copper color. tolerable long hair,
little finger off of his LETT hani. HIS right
ankle has been broke.
The owner of the above described boy
will come forward, prove property. pay
charges and take him away or ne will bt
dealt with as the law directs.
w. w. WALLACE, Jailor, N c
July 10. lS45, It.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19

AyOung aspirant for admission to the
bar, being questioned yesterday by the ex-
aiming committee, with view To discov-
ct siGshOsss, made the subjoined replies 10
Ae Allowing interrogatories:
4 May mons wife become his part
Sa % businessP'
A. "She may become his sleeping part
heri but the books furnish 90 instance
Wien she has ever been silent partner"
Y "Whai is a common carrier"
a. An Irish hodman-he IS the com
m0aes kind Of carrier. Pie.