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ADJUSTMENTS.
Park THEATRE.

wEDNEsDAy EVENING Mach "a
Wili WI be Presented the Comedy Of OLD HEADS YOUNG
thorn, Mis-. Clara Ellis
To conclude with new the Play entitled GREFN BUSHES
properties and DECORATIONS Connor O'Kennedy. Mr.: Dyou
George, Barry; Mama, Miss Clara Ellis; Geraldine Mrs
Boxes tier rs cents Ter 50 censPir centsGaery
NOTICE-FALMO's OFERA.
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY Informs his friends and
the public, that he has taken Palmos OIera for
1soa o for y re podseag ss' Of
Comrany For number OF the Legitimate Drama has
bee - Ss % Of i,
jec OF the writer The rama coeval with
NOTES e while IS ny snd 50 long a the
cherished well conducted Theatres, under favorable cream
Isss@sa mus asss1s o.
Of doubtless affected the treasury Of each and every theatre
other luxures witness plays written by authors Of genius
sustained by artists OF talent lis there are many good
exhibitions 70 these would say tie Drsma long
ised and in all probability will continue exist in every large
eency Indifferent actors a.urp the place good
ore while empty an and low rbady vaie the taste snd
worthy noble puIross hsf dss aiss,s temple whs
eternal truth. nature. delivered with usns speech and
ul acton-t behold as in mirror the springs of
smile the quaint humOr and the psing wthe Lsen
s and mo ne admire the weum'd period
prose-to mingle their with those shed by suffering
Of sRd Ss @ laugh the 3
let these ends be attained and the Drama becomes bene
intended given psl%o Opera House There Is no third
tier place improper characters ardent ,prs win be
will be The. are the views Of the andesnea who
earnestly cali. upon his fellow citizens in
r s@Ths Theatre viii open on Monday, March s Per-
sons applying for must govern their conduct by
PaImo's Opera mhi9 lwec
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PROEEssOR RODGERx.

PROFESSOR RODGERv,
GRATEFUL for the liberal PATRONAGE extended him during
the month Of January last by the and talented c
rens Of New York h the honor his return to he
and that he will deliver Of -Four Lectures with
interesting the four following places the
wonderful and talked Of science Of -
Rutgers Institute, in Madison street Tuesday Of each
week. commencing Tuesday March th 81 Lnses Buildings
aud Hudson streets, Friday OF
week commencing Friday, March 7th Clinton Hall, every
Wednesday each week Wednesday March 9TH
American Republican Hall, corner Of avenue and 30
street. every Thursday Of each week. commencing Thunday
March 9Th.
Tickets which will admit lady and gentleman Is
To each evening athsfpast O'Clock.
m Iwlssm
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MARITIME HERALD.
snip rssstsry ard aeenss.

Snip Masters and Agsnss.
We shall s.e. siavor it. Captains Of Vessels will sve
koBEnT SLyEY, Captain or News Boaty rrort Of
the shipping left at the whence they raed the
spoken on their Passage list OF their and foreign
ewspapcrs, OF tey have Agents and Coespon-
dents a hcre abroad vii! aso confer favor by sending
this Office any Marins Intelligence they may receive.
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|. 0. OF G.. +.
o X TION ND CONCER

l. o. OF G.. F.
TION AND NCERT.
THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD FELLOWS,
OF New York Lodge No. 4, respectfully beg leave
nouuce their first Oaton and Concert the Tabernacle,
Fund OF the Society which occasion JAMES T. BRADY,
brsted ANGLEsEA BROTHERS have kindly volunteered
their valuable services and will appear and sing
number Of their hest glee Duets and solos PROFESSOR
MAXlMiLlON ZUBOFF and PUPIL, Miss, years Of age,
have tesdered their services and will form the Piauofte
Senate arranged for four hands by Beethoven. Mr. r. HAM
BRIDGE has also kindly cops~ned perform Overture
the Pianofore number Of Ladies d6entlemen have also
volunteered their aid this OCCASION and wsing Of the
most popular Ballads.
Tickets to be at the principal Music Stores and at
the door the evening Of the Concert also Of the following
gentlemen
General Storms Sherman Brownel,
Gideon Ostrsnder, Thos. X. Kellinger,
D. j. Meserole, f. +. Purdy,
asA James Conner, H. H Norris
COMMITTEE OF Of F'.MRRANUEMENTs. "a
J. e. Coachmon, James Reed,
F.F Smith, Geo. Relyea,
Jacob Colvin, Geo. w. Dawson.
=; n. kellinger, Dr.. w: w. Tompkins.
VIM. Barber. John Faulkner,
Stephen Brooker T. J. Wayne,
w. II. Hyatt, w. Bazely,
Major j. Hopkins, J. McKibben,
Geo. Haywood, Tho. Brown,
H. Bazely, NJ Fallen,
Il. b. Earle, - McCmckeu.
j. 8 Meguuss, Dr. j. L. Tuttle,
and Captain Stephen Miller, of Brooklyn.
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Na7~ WM DAVIES BENEFIT BALL will take
&84k kplace at Tammany Hall, FRIDAY EVENING,
The Committee of Arrangements in announcing this
Ball, would respectfully s;ate that. three
Mr. Davies had ball rendered him by his friends the pro-
ceeds Of which have aimed him but, he still
couned bed Of suffering another effort be made
sustain and relieve him much possible under his unforu
ccumstances for, when health, he marked for
prompttude and bd,iness with friendly and be-
nevolent feeling wards all.
The order of dancing according TO programme
Mr. Parker h with his usual Kindness generously volun-
e red 10 the floor.
Mr. Wallace has also with the best feeling, offered his vau.
able aid to lead the orchestra His excellent band engaged
Doors at hifpast7-D4ncing commence hafpas
clock.
Tickets STo admit gentleman and lades-to be had Of the
Committee.
Iheioilowipg are the Managers and Commuee appointed
John Sinclair President; Jno Morrison V.P VIM Leggat
Treasurer.
j. b. Waistel Sec John Patten, Jas Harrison Henry
vens9n Jas Robertson vinten Adam Grant Jas vr
tue VIM Richardson, Alex Morgan WIN. Dunn yno Curr,
Jno harknes VIM Curr, Alex Lawrence, Geo. Harrison,
Jnc Patterson yno. Whitaker Peter McCluskey Wm Arm
strong Bell Wright Peter Milne. VIM Lennox, Jas Espie,
Col Harrsop, Alex. Cameron Jno Buchanan Jno Martin,
yno Crawford VIM. Scott, Jno. Scott Robert Smith, An
drew Kirk, DR. Dodd, pr Douglass Aid Honsworth New
ark; Jno Mcheon Paterson; Mr. Robertson, jersey City
JAS. Dunlap, Brooklyn. m8 tterc
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RICHARD VAN DYKE. Jr, Aucnoueer.
THE Raj. ROAD nLPG " N nTLI

- THE RAIL ROAD DEPO L HOTEL corner 9TH
Avenue and Goth stfeeAnthony Bleecker Co will
sell 4 auction On THURSDAY the sh day Of March
property the side Of the 4 south
S6th The ground contains 50 feet the and
feet the (which curbed and regulated the
pad III. property within two blocks of the large
Croon Reservoir The House is large build
ng with cellar and kitchen under the whole with size dis on
sSth The premises desirable for the of a
public house. and occupied such $1,000 $4,000
remain bond and mortgage cent Possession Will
be given on the ist Of May merit Title ndispuaee EoI terms
g. NOWLAN on the premises No Eleventh street,
f20to mr27*m
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NOTICE TO THE AFFLICTED WITH LAME

THE UNDERSIGNED has the pleasure respectfully
form his friend. and the public he has fitted up and in.
tends opening to-day new Medical Establishment 75
Broadway of Washington Place under the New York
Hotel wherr he intends keeping hand complete and
stock Of Medicines together with splendid of
articles for the tslet and dressing case.
Physcians prepared by persons and
all articles sold at this establishment warranted Of the
quality. G. N. W. BRYANT
m &ec
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J. PARKER'S

GRAND ANNUAL EXHIBITION BALL.
MIR PARKER has the honor to his friends
M and ba public that his Annual Exhibition Ball will take
place Easter Monday the cath March, Tammany Hail.
which will be brought forward between 20 and 30
them the music from the OF
the Bohemsn Girl; also the popular Polka Dance will be
danced hy number Of different , Tickets for admission
cents his friends public that he will
tickets than be comfortably accommodated
Tickets be obtained Tammany Hall National Hall,
Lov.oys Hotel, and Mr.. P's.residsnce, 2o7 Bowery.
mhl9
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AUCTION SALES.

VITO ViTPs Grand Sale Of Splendid Marble and Aabss,er
Vases Urns statusry, Gandoes, Chandslers, Candida
,;cI % 70 risfn ;I lima riaed Ware, rapea h ,o
instant at o'clock NJ in h- Saloon Of the Coliseum 40
Broadway near Grad street. The goods ready with
catalogue, for examination The Saloon will be brilliantly IL
Illuminated This Eyenns For further particulars auction
NInl9 2tsec ROBERT &. MORRIS, Auct
UGTlON NOTICE-sale This Day in the Auction
~ Rooms IL Spruce street, will commence with several
articles Of Furniture and housekeeping materials Immediate
alter wl be continued the sale OF large stock Of valuable
cha~u.
Also London Cloths CasemeIs, &c in short ee
CANT lains MeIinos, Caicos Musns, Hosiery, &c.
Saturday THOS BELL. Auctionetr
m9 ltsec
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LEVY will sell on Wedres morning at II o'clock,
~ No l5 Broadway choice collection cf Plants consist
OF Standard, Perpetual, Moss Tea Bourbon, Monhly
Roses with other Shrubbery. for gardens
Also fee variety of Paror detail
The ladies' invited to call and them. ml8 2tsm
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LEARY g. CO.'S
FASHION FOR SPRING, 1S45.
n ENTLEMEN'S HATS, of our sprrg Pattern, will be
u re eady for sale and delivery and after
Friday, the 26th inst.
N.B.-we annoSce the above ss THE FASHION for The
minds Of the public and trade generally this city and else
whe,e It's origin aud dsncvely peculiar features
present the following details Of its proportions viz
CROwN7S inches high siS bell at stes y bell in front
and rear, u yeoman, y curve
TIP-3-i6 inch oval, the edge rounded of lie inch.
BRM2I inches wide all round-Set, natural curve-Cmi,
wide.
BAND and BTNDING-% inch wide
The particular of the bfim unique and customers
will be with style expressly adapted the caracrs
tic features and form Of each respectively -
February 24th l8i5. mhi2 l0teod is re
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GOLD LEAF.
THE SUBSCRIBER would inform and dealers
if they superior article Of Gold Leaf be
had III. factory % Rsade the larg
and best quality. Densts Gold Foil per ounce
equal any the city warranted. Cash the
none Of time. j. h. WAUGH
mht3 2wissrc Practical Gold Bcater
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- . VIM. A PALMER, President.
DAVID q WALTON, Secretary.
N B-Nltary Gentlemen are requested to appear in UNI
FORM ltsec
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WARRANTED THE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST
IN NEW YORK.
j. STOUVENEL " CO.,
MANUFACTURERS
GLASS Il IND L A M IS
ior DESCRIPTION,
DESPECTFULLY call the attention Of Country Merchants
n Hotels Steamboats Ship Masters and Families
deduction ourselves
and which be surpassed jn quatyand
comprising complete assortment OF patterns Of Cut and
Plain Glass Gandoes, Solar Lard and Camphine Lamps
Hraccsts Csnd.soas Hall Lamps and Lanterns with Rich
and rfnished equal TO
Glas and Lamps made order and match
15~Goods loaned for Parties.
Factory 20 Gold Wholesale and Retail Store No
John street, Broadway mil Imsrc
VTTANTE D-A respectable woman to take care of child
w and who sew and braid hair we'll French woman
would be preferred the advertiser intends Euore
during the Apply the desk Of tins office further
inform alton. mil 3tsjgb
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i WO Ddrque8 TnKnOWh.
Sail ed +.

Ships Montezuma Lowber Liverpoo Florence ST. Pet.rs-
burg Crissovs Colon Hsyans George Halls New Orleans
Republic Port Prince Savannah Savannah General
Marion, and others
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UNIVERSITY OF NETV YORK
THE Annual Commencement of the Medical Department of
the University of New York will be held in the Chapel
the University Washington sguaIe on Wedpesday 10th INST
be delivered by Professor Draper Th.Faculties Of Coum
ba College College Of Physicians Surgeons
mis stsrc JNO. w. DRAPER, Secretary.
DLUMBE DAGUERRIAN GALLERY AND PHOTO
L GRAPHIC DEPOT, 251 Broadway, corner Of Murray ,
lover Teun.y J.w,lry store awarded the Medal four first
ton New York and Philadelphia respectively for bestpcures
and apparatus exhibited.
Supeb Lik of all sizes taken, weather
satsfatt tory terms. mhl8 Ats IN
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fine Head OF Hair for three shilllngs =
Bald grey and red heads read-A splendid delicious beau
tfu head of hair be had by using three shilling bottle
Jones's Coral Hair Restorative Its qualities are (and mind
soften clean and render it beautiful to stop falling off,
and keep oder thrice long other article made
Sold 49, Chatham 23 Broadway, I39 Fulton street
BROOKLYN.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
A PARLOR AND BEDROOMS, handsomely furnished,
"A in private family, No 26 North Moore street,
Johns Park pleasant and airy stuson To be let with
without breakfast and tea ml9 3tsrc
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DIR RANNING,S FREE LECTURE
WANTED

ON THE NORRIS CANAL-Three Hundred Laborers, tu
Owhom wages be given day be paid
monthly Of this number will be required work locks
For fursr particulars apply Jesse Stllwe ESQ., Section
the Summit Sanhope The shortest by Newark
and MoIristown. mig 3t~ec
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05
Dy ED.

la Chnlahoma, Marshall County, on Satur-
gay me 29th ult in the 14fh year of her age,
Miss ANN ELIZABETH FENNEL, daug hIeI
OF Sarah and John d. Fennel OF fernando, at
ter violent illness of III days.
ne deceased had left her parental home ear
iy 10 ine year, and become an inmate OF the Fe-
male School recently established m our village
and was successfully pursuing course of men,
Iai training calculated TO render her useful and
ornamental member of society in after life. But
alas I'm moment, when least expected, the in
satiate archer sped he fatal arrow, and, in the
very morn, the Sprin2-time of life, in all the
freshness and buoyancy of youth, has laid his
yictim.low in the dust. oh cruel unrelenting
Death, we'll has it been said thou "lov'si a shi-
nIng mark For by her remarkable amiability
oil disposition, her unaffected modesty of depori-
ment, and her diigent application 10 the duties
OF The school, she had won the affection and es-
teem OF her teachers and companions and al
though stranger amongst as was without ex-
ception favorte with all her acoualntances
Her remains were attended by large compa-
ny OF our citizens, deeply sympathizine witE her
bereayed parents, to the place of interment
where we deposited them, there To moulder till
Gabrie"s trump shall awake the sleeping dead
and summon all, small and great into The pres
ence Of the Judge of quick and dead.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

MARalED
By The kev.A. r Scruggs, on Tuesdzy The
lSt inst MAJ S-E- BoRxx, 10 Miss Lours1 n
c. FiTE, all Of this eounty
portion Of brides-cake accompanied the a.
bove, for which the bride and bridegroom will
please accept our best wishes for their future
happiness and prosperity.
Yes, God bless yoI- greatly bless yon-
La your mutual vows Of love;
And when you part for dea.h WILL part you,
May you meet again above.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05
AxA
sss
Fietcher's Central Hotel.
CORNER Or MAIN ASn MANSION STREETS

CORNER or MAIN AND MADISON STREETS,
(OpPosits the Steamboat Landing.)
MEMPHIS TENN.
BEG leave TO inform my old friends
and the pub lie in general. thai have rent
ed and fitted up for their accommodation.
the house formerly known as the Planters
Hotel, where shall be pleased to see them
My rates are as follows
For board & lodging per month S25 90
For board without lodgint per month. IL 90
For man and horse per day, 1 so
For man s. horse, supper, bed s. br'kis't | %
For man horse per week. 90
For Loard OF man per week, 90
For s' horse ss so
take this opportunity of noticing the
very prompt manner in which | have been
paid the amount l had Insured al the Mem
pris Insurance Company which has end
bled me to furnish my house in first rate
style. ]. Nj. FLETCHER.
April 5th. 1845.-3m
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

TERx.-The Washi ngton
=, the Charleston Mercury,
/ rIos.ng speculatiOns in relation
], PolE's running for a second
r.. silence of the inaugural on
,,ts second term, has led many
4. that the President and his
I,,s changed their minds on that
...,be election, aud that if the sal>
flhs country absolutely demands il
! .ousent TO hold ofice for eight
I .bouid'nt wonder if there Is some
w. ! see intimations of the sort
t.g the neutral press"
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05
LADIES' WEAR /!

Silks Black and blue-black Italian Lustring;
do do GroS de Rhine
do do Gros de Naples
do do Satin;
Plain and colored Fancy Silks ofevery variety;
White, straw, pink, cherry and scarlet;
Light and dark green, lilac and slate.
Muslin de LaineS-Plan, mode colors,
printed, satin striped, black and blue-black.
Cashmere de LANES, latest styles,
Ginghams-Scoich and French, new articles.
CALICOES-500 pieces of American and
French-beautifnl stock.
ALPACAS-Black, biue-blaek, dark modes
changeable, plain, satin striped and Inquired.
Bombaziaes-Black and blue black, assorted
BALZORINEs-Black blue-blacks colored and
WHITE GooDs-cambrics, Jaconets, Swiss
Musins Lace, striped, cross-barred and small
plaid dimty Bishop Lawns, &c.
LACES-black and white Lisle; Thread, Neck;
lin, Gupure, Maliness, Edgings, Isle & thread
Muslin Edgings and Insertings, ofeyery variety
CRAPELIssE black, white, straw, pink, blue and
CRAPES-black, blue-black white, and yellow
Linen Cambrfcs.
Linen Cambria Handerchiefs;
Fine and common plain borders, hemmed, stich-
ed and embroidered; childrens &c.
Cardinals and Fancy HandkerchiefS.
Muslin de Laine and fine silks Shawls.
RTBONS--Bonnet Velvet, Satin, Neck and cap
IA Irish Linen, and CA Irish Sheeting, l2-4 do
Aid Goves, entirey a new style.
Light coiored, dark assorted, black an white
Kid.
Pink. light green, blue, orange, black, white,
co.oured and embroidered Silk Gloves
Black, white, colored and dark assorted Cotton
Gloves and Twisted Silk Mits.
HOSIERY:
Ladies Black and White silk Hose,
Do Ribbed do do do
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

From the spirit Of the Times"
my BIGG'S SCRAPE AT
r1CKERELL'S BEND.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05
j. Y. fitzpatrick,
]. OSWALD, M. D

Regarding himself as permanently lOca,
ed will resume the practice Of medicine in
all offs various departments. His servi,
ces are therefore offered 20 the citizens OF
Holly Springs and vicinity. His fees will
be regulated BY the following charges:
Visit in town !: Sl,00
Mileage by day so
night 70
Prescription LOO
Obstetrics (ordinary casesl 1000
Unnatural and pTotracted l5tO Is
Surgical operations from S5 20 $50,
upon their difficulty and impor.
ance
All calIsthankfully received and promps'
lv attended 20.
Jan. 8, lS45.-20-u
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

RECIPE FOR CRoUP.-Dr. Goldman has
recommended the following as certain, as
well as simple remedy for this common
and often fatal disease among children
He saws, whenever they are threatened
with attack of Group, 1 direct plaster
covered with dry Scotch Snuff varying
in size according to the age of the patient.
to be applied dirictly across the thorax, and
retained there ill all the symptoms disaP>
pear. The remedy is found to be always ef-
iectual when applied in the first and Sc
cond stages of the malady." The plaster
is made by greasing piece Of linen, and
covering it with snuff
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
STRAY SALES.

STRAY SALES.
TWILL sell at the court house door in the
ltown of Holy Springs, on The fourth Monday
in April, The following property as stTayS
viz
One sorrel mare, taken up by AbiIah
Best. appraised 10 s27.
One bay horse taken up by Patrick Nc
avitt, app raised to $40.
One brindie steer by Zebul3n Tarbur.
ton. appraised to 81
One dun steer by same, ap. 30
One pale red heifer by same. at S5
brown mare by Nathaniel Jones SIS
One yellow brindled steer by John p.
Caruthers; appraised to So
10 head of sheep by Tazwel Eaton $40
8 bull yearlings by Levi Smith at S5, so
black steer and dark brindle heller
by Villain Roland $3.50
cow by FL Ganter, So,
JAMES II. SWAN, Ranger,
April 5. 1645- 33 -5w
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

CARRoTs A SUBSTITUTE FOR EGGs In
PUpDING.-Boiedc carrots, when property
prepared. form an admirable succeedau-
cum for eggs in the making of puddings.
They must, for this purpose, be we'll boil>
ed and mashed, and afterwards passed
through a coarse cloth. horsehair sieve
The pulp when thus cleared of any chance
fibrous of granular matter, may be intro
duced among the other ingredients construc-
ting the pudding with the total omission Of
eggs, in quantity proportionate to the
size of the former. A pudding composed
partly of the above material will be found
to be considerably lighter than if the same
bad been made with eggs, and will impart
a far more grateful and agreeable flavor
[Sc0tsndn.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05
s6Hsu< NseA fer sa< al 1zss
STRAYS or MARSHALLrCOUNTY Y

SIhA L . Ot COU M Y
Taken up BY Benjarin Dcdd, miles east o,
Holly Springs, one dark bay or brown horsef
left hind foot white; some white hairs on the
shoulders. small white spot on the Jigh6
hind thigh. star in the forehead. Is or l6
hands high, IL or IS years old. appraised to
e20 90
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

Holly Springs. Mass.
Will practice In the Circuit Courts ofthe slh
Judicial Districr. the District ChHneery Court
at Holly Springs, the Federal Court at Pontogoe
nd the High Court Of Errors and Appeals M
seksons fAzEuss -, fs4S
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

LIN another column will be seen the ad-
vertisements Of our friends Rhine s. Kohn,
who promise to sell goods cheaper Than
ever known before.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

u THE "CHICKEN-MAN;"
.u,p OF SIMON sUGGs." "TAKlNG
~ CENSUS N ALABAMA, ETC.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05
THE CEMETERY.

THE Lots 16 feet squarel in the New
Burying Ground, viii be offered for sale on
the premises, to the highest bidder, for
Cash. on Monday :he l4th instant, at o.
clock p NJ. The proceeds to be expended
in enclosing. improving and ornamenting
the ground, including the old Grave Yard.
By order ofthe Board of Selectmen.
April ), 1S45. 2w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

THE N. o. Courier has
u ASSA from Mexico. Santa An
irihseds.,. 4. not YET been finally dis
\ 'psi1' .. !. undergoing a trial before
ns n,r,h Of that body sitting as a
p 1 80 III is hinted that he yet
Itapo I,,yyions Of a reaction 10 his
! sAf .,1ent 10 commence al Vera
I !, i said he yet has friends
srfa
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05
Nesc York City Adrertisemext.
PRINCES, TRIMMINGS. &c.
sEa Aa GG0ERs

lOo WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK !
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER
OF PRINCES, for Dresses, Curtain, Carri-
" ages, &c. Gimps, Dress Cord aud Tassels,
Zephyr Worsted, Canvass, &c. Coat Cords,
Cloak Tas els, &C. all kinds of Bindings and
White Cotton Fringes, &c. &c.
He invites attention TO his assortment, which
will be kept iull during the season, as he will be
receiving the newest and most fashionable styles
Of.red By the Package or ctherpise.
Terms and prices shall be such as to give sat
isfaction.
r. All 9iLds Of Trimmings made to order.
February Sth IS45-n25-3m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-04-05

s.s The Jackson soa'h-
cIlS'SS;sg 'S;gbssl terms OF this gen.
! 10 ~ nt,hs Y Judges O. the Supreme
OS' 2 'as.ss -. a wish in common
y s'P,s So~n this way-that he
psh's n the responsible station
\ sIscied, Free = Trader.
A nOE h0iu7
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-16
Rangers Notice.
'EyAKEN UP, by Wallace Wilson,
III H.. l..ana. "a LII !

|NyAKEN UP, by Wallace Wilson, .
bay horse, about 5 years old, Ia
hands high, The left hind foot white.
Taken up, BY VIM. Humphrey, one bay
horse, years old, is hands high, three
white feet, and star in his forehead.
Taken up, by Wallace Wilson, one sor-
rel mare, years old, bald face, white
hind foot.
April 81, lS45.
Taken up, by Andrew Woods, one bay
FLY, years old, scar on her right hip.
April %, ls45.
Taken up, by Charles Bursey, three
miles north Of Shongalo, one roam mare,
Q years old.
April II, 1916.
Taken up, by David 0verton, one sorrel
horse, some white in his face, two white
fcot on the right side, Is hands high, PAGES
a ltllc.
April IS, 1916.
N. b. The takers up Of the above es-
trays win recolect that there is an ex-
penso Of $3 on each, for this publication,
which they must pay il proven away.
B. HI. CARROLL, Ranger
May 1928 Of Carroll county.