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"a The House and Lot near the I'd Baptist
Church now occupied BY ID. Mitchell Pos.ss,oa svs.
ist "f FEBRUARY.
Two snail bat neat and convenient Hoaes Isl street. ..ar
'1fy' fossrs''on gwen immediately. Apydy
RICHARD HILL. Ir.
who has for hare several good Dining room s~r
vans p'es seamstI-ses aud Boys-whieh
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YALE OF kEAl. EsrATE-At special % the C,eui
~ Superior Coun OF Law and Cbanesy he'll eoul
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VIII Commence loading this day [rus-aayl having psaSi,
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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
rest, JAMES C. A1DERsoN. CTR.


CHARGES, Tha:on the Eth December
fS40, one Stephen Is Sneed recovered two
iudgments ~ the Circuit Count OF Marshall
County, ogains, James " Sumner. Hum
phrey w. Keeble and john = Mckinney,
one for S27jv23' 100 damages. The other or
S2Sl DANA ges, 6eSites costs. exec cutioas
witnessed upon SAID jDd mr. as, which have
been returned no property iound, ana
there Is 10 property IN this State, stand ~
IN the name OF said Sumner, out Of which
any portion Of said jdd9ma M can be made.
81 judgments have been assigned to compi
SAID Keeblef & Mckinney wee only secu'
rifles OF Sumner and are both insolNent.
That on the oath August 1889, said
James w Sumner made voluntary con-
v,yance to his brother Edmund b Sumner,
OF all his property, real and personal, tor
the purpose of hindering. delaying and de
frauiing his creditors, tue real estate thts
conveyed was a tract of land, in Marshall
County, Known as section no 7, township T.
aus 4, west Of he Basis Meridian. Chick>
rsaw Cession. that in 1912 or 1915, said
Edmund b Sumner made voluntary con,
veyance Of ali the personal property TO
Nus. Mary S. Sumner, wife Of said james
w. Sumner.
PRsYER, That the said conveyances Of
said land, By SAID james w. Sumner TO
said Edmund b. Sumner, be decletd TO be
Fl andulent and void, us against colnpl, ard
sid deed delivered up aEd cancelled, so. q
fully 20 remove all distractions 10 compl
jud gmenis ior geneI al reltE
J, =. ALDERSON, CEk.
w. F STEARNs. Sotr.
Sept. 20 1912. n5-2yn.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
Is c. ANDERSON, C9k.
AESTR ACT

CHARGES. Tnat tire saiti Complainant.
James 81. Shotter, and Eli 5. Shoaer, in
his HE tine a d Beniamin p. TaryeF, now
deed, in his ife time. about tie latter part
of the year $50, employed defendan Cor
ley, 10 examine and purchase lands iar them
and IN tier uanes ia the CRickaaaw Ces
sion III js>izs pFi, and furnished bun with
funds ior that purpose. taal said Corley n
pursuance of his empioyment, purchased
ior SAID ShoFtefe X Tatvsr. the foli9Hing
an5s. w: the S. ". SEC 80, I 5. ri.
east; = + Or. Sec p; W qr Sec "a o;
ar, sec l.; south eas, q Is, = e q sec
Is; " qf, sec Il; qr, sec &c; nv or,
sec IA; ali III township i ,range 2, east, that
sad Corey hed no Interest 10 said lands
whatever, " al the time purchase nor has
be ever had, thai through misiakerthe Re
ceivef's receipts were issued 10 SAID Coriey
IN his pame, aad Immediately "a the dis
covery thereof, SAID Receivers receipts, eX.
cep the one first named, were endorsed by
said Cooley to said Shorlers & t'arver: that
the Government Patents have been issued
TO. and in the name OF, said Corley. that
said Eli 5 Shorter. has departed this life IN.
testate, leaving th ee chIl1rcn, two of W HON
nave arrived at the age Of majority, and
have sold aud conveyed their interest IN
said lands to James II. Shorter, the other,
Virginia Shorter one OF Compls. Is m nor.
that said Benjamin r. faFvef has departed
This life. leaving a VIII aud bequ aathine
MS interest in said lands. to Com aino us
William Il. Tarver, Wesley E. Tafvef.
anu lames 81. Iaryer. that d,feadant. \
bram Carter, as argent for James 6 Carte,
sued out an attachment against the estate
Of said Cofley reurna6la to the Ciscuif
Count OF Tippah County. which was leyie d
BY the Sheriff Of said County, On the lands
aforesaid rs the property of saia Corley; that
before Judgment was rendered on e1id at.
acEment, Compls caused notice oltheir Ii
lie to said lauds to be given TO said Ctrters
that Judgment was obtained on said atach-
ment In the Circuit Court of Tippah Coun.
~, on the 2d April, IS1 IS, and said lands
condemned for the satisfaction OF the same.
PRAYER, That defendants answer the
allegations Of this Bill and said Corley de-
creed 10 make to Comprs conveyance Of
said lands, good in law. and said Carriers en-
Joined from selling. or dispos;ng Of SAID
lands. to sasisfy said judgment against Cor
ley.
JAMES C. ALDERSON, CPk.
1Ho. }. WoRD, S0Pf.
Oci. 4 1916 n6-2m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
TRUST SALE.

Y virtue Of deed eftsust. executed May
1910, by William Gordon, and day he
corded IA Lafayette Couufy, [ will sell to
the highest bidder, at the Court House
Door IN Holly Springs, on the 8th day OF
January, 1916. the South west quarter Of
section 2l. Township Z. CT Range 5 west
OF the Ba>is Meridian ehiclasaw SURVEYS
Stale of Mississippi. The title to he above
land IS believed TO be geod, bot | convey
only such title as is vested in me as Frus.
ee.
WALTER GOODMAN. Trustee.
Holly Springs, July 8, IS45.-tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
LOOK At THIS!
NO CUR z. no pAYIft


He public are respectfully solicited to ia
vor me with call, and give me a chanceto
relieve them ofsome of their maladies.
propose to treat all cutaneous affsetioas.
sad Cancers ofl7eg standing, Scr aaia and
Eiysipeias. Sllh joints. Milk leg, Bone Fel.
.oss Group. Phthisie, Dyspepsia Scald
h1aa, and Al afiecsions arising from taa
diseased Liver 81 Splsau, RHeom9tie al
festieus ard Gfasa.. Asa. Dasnb paisg.
psov,ded lie can see The patieas within Ten
days from he first ataek.
NJ charges IN al cases wi be 1oder-
ate, when perlect cure IS effected, when
40 Feliefis given, no charge viii be made
d Residgnee s. miles East of Norlh
AioGat Pleasant, near the read leading to
Holly Springs
Post Office, Norh Mount Pleasant, Miss
All letters must be post paid 10 ensuIe at
tention
DEMPSEY P. GILBERT.
july 5, >45.-n46-6m.
Taken up by George r. Henson IA
mile north of Carriers Bridge on cold wafer
one light bay horse black maize and tail,
hind feet while aud deficiency in his
rig bit leg. Ii hands high, years old past
to $1,000.
JAMES Fl. SWAN, Ranger.
October 4. 1916.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
UPON openin i
the matters OiEhIs
. s=Per Jones

osspcF Jones UPON openlng 9
554 vs. the matters this
james u. Sumner & fBil, il appearing
Edmund 3 Samner q tie sa'isfactioss
5fthe Court, that the defendants re not IN
habilsnts Of he State of Mlssissipp. bat re,
side beyond the linlits thereof, so that the
ordinary process Of this Count cannot be
served on hem. Wherefore. IL is ordered,
that unless the defendants appear before lhe
Vice Chancellor atthe Court room IN Hol-
ly Springs on the first Monday of January
next, and plead, answer OF denaur, to Com
Plainants Bill, the several allegations here.
OF will be taken Tor coDfessed, and such or.
der and decree male therein. as shall ap-
pear equitable and just. And IL is further
ordered thai copy of this order be inserted
in the Holly Springs Gazette" a newspae
per published in the Town OF Holly Springs.
Mississippi, once week. for two months,
succes,Ively.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
District Chancery Court IF the State f
Mississippi. al Holly prirgs

D1StFtct CftdaceTy court u the State 10
Mississippi, al HoJly 'prirgs.
Daboey II. Hull } At Rg'es'
James NJ. Strong ct al August. 1916.
UPON opening The matters of this Bill, il
appearing 10 tie satisfaction Of The Court,
that the defendant, Janes a Knox, is not
an inha5ilant Of the Sa'e of Mississippi, bet
resides beyond the limits thereof, So that
the ordinary process of the Court cannot be
served on him.
Therefore il is ordered :hat unless the
said defendant appear before the Vice
Chancellor at the Court room in Holly
Springs, on the first Monday of January
next. and plead, answer or denur. 10 the
Complanaut's Bll, the several allegations
thereof as 10 him. wili be iaten for coufesse
ed, ana such order and decree made therein,
as sha!l-appear equitable and Just. And it
IS farther ordered that copy Of this order
be inse ted in The "H, lly Springs Gazette
a newspaper published IN the town of Hol>
ly Springs, Aliszis iPpi, once week for
two months. successively.
JAMES L. ALDERSON, Cpk.
ABSTRACT.
CHARGES, That on the 4th April IS42
Compl became the purchaser at Sheriff :
sale, Of a tract of land, known and desigaa-
ted as section one. township two, Range
two. west Of the Basis Meridian. Chiokasaw
Cession, which was levied on as the prop
etv OF defendant Strong. under a Judgment
OF the Circuit Court OF Marshall County.
rendered 18th September 1889 hat Compi
received deed therefor. which is ef record
in the proper Office.
That more than two years have elapsed
since the purchase of Compl, aud that nei--
;h-r Sirong nar. his creei.ors, are entitled 10
redeem said land.
That defeGdanl S.tone 8 wife. .on tne 2nd
Ju.y 1889, executed 70 defend 3nss Jones
& Alooliag, a deed Of conveyance for sec.
ond section of land, which deed. Csmol
charges 10 have been ffauIni u aad old.
as to the creditors of StfoHg, that Strong In
tended tAersby to screen ana protect his
proYetiy froa sundiy id gmenis which he
exY ected 10 lie rendered aeainss him at the
thea approaching term OF the Circuit Court
of Marshall County. to vii September tenn.
1889, at " hic b term the i0arsaent under
which Coaspl claims title. was .enzered
That Comps --tille is likewise elouded
bv deed foe said land. executed by said
Aloorlng & Joaes. to defendant William 2.
Taylor, on the 9th May 1910. that Taylor
was fully assured Of the fraudulent charac
Ter ofthe conveyance by Strong 10 Moor
ing & Jones.
That after the conveyance 10 Taylor, an
execution In fasor of defendant Knox. was
levied on said land as the property of 'fay
lor. the sale under which was enjoined, aud
Tie Injunction is still pending.
PAArEKs That the deeds from Strong and
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08

4 SGTS ana ceTb1ln CSfS gof '44tttS am Ia
Ger. ia all ats COMPLICATED forms;aiso az
eftctuaI remedy for Fsrer q ecery des>
cripttoa.
The increased demand for this medicine, IS
an evidence 10 the proprietor, that il must ana
will be the prevailing practice in FeveTSe Ii iS
now II general use Throughout ali the Western
and Southern States aud Texas, and lie de-
mand Tor the medicine has so greatly increased
that he proprietor has not been able 10 tally sup
III manv parts of The country during The last
season II may b. relied on in all cases . cure
ehii!s and iever the first day-BIhouS Fever,
Tyrhas Fever Nervous Fever, eoageStive Fe
yer, Winter and Scarlet Fever all yield 10 the
use Of this medicine, and are cured By this Sys
tenn of practice shorter time, and with much
more certainty than BY any other system ihat
has been recommended. Each box contains p
pills ~ OF which viii cure any ordinary case
Of chiilS and fever
The large amount of sales have reduced the
price 10 81, per box.
Vegetable, Anii-bliogS Anti-diSpeptic, Pu-
rfying ard cathartic Pills.
Possessing four important combined proper
Ties for the cure OF diseases. carefully and CO
Tectly combined. one article TO asSISSl the eiiec1
OF another, for The benefit Of the health O. man
kind.
This medicine is reccomm ,nGed tothe aeen-
lien Of those afflicted with Liver comp iat, bys
pcFsia, Dropsies, Bilious habits, coSJiveaeSss
cholera AIofbus, Rheumatism Scfoiaia. ionl
stomach, Ge2faved appetite. Worms. Ja1ndice,
iead-acke'aud sick stomach. pa pltationS o; tie
heart. DiarraPa. NervUas affections obstfucted
transformations, Dyseniery or Fiux, heaft,barn,
~ cling, and all those diseases arising
Ptice p cents per box-a pamphlet accomPa-
nies each box, with fall directions and ample
testimonies ol theeticacy OF these medicines.
Beleyile,. Feb. II, 1915.
We the undersigned. ci9Iz as of Belle>
vile, Illinois. hereby ce'iiiy. that we are
personally acquainted with Or. Champion.
ofthps place, and have been for severa'
years. ane have the utmost confidence ia
him as hysician-that be is IN this CONS
muniiy. and desefvediy SO popular Ply
sician We further certify, tnai we have
used his piiis ia onl families for several wears
aud find them to be valuable, efleien,
aud safe medicine tor the cure OF disease for
hich they are recommended. That they
are in high reputa IN this community, and
of the colebrily and good efseis Of the pills
we have heard much from this and the va
rious other States in which they are as ex
tensively u ed We think them worthy c
high recommendation.
w. E. Boyakin, Pas,of Of the Babtis'
Church.
Thomas Harrison. Minister Meth Ep.
| Church.
! John Reynolds. .Ex Governor Of Illinois
Wm. McClintcck. clerk ofCo Com's Cont
John D. Hughes, Pfobat Justice.
| J. l.. ID Meri son Reafesontatives
Seth Cal u, Staie Senassss
L D C4banaee, PforsjeSoF Of osoam
Ail.
BJ MALONE & -.
ItAoisaie oet kssaH Agents, Gt
| he St55a u tas siamnI9ai iiIJrtar.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08

Distriet Chancery Court # tie State Of
Mississippi. a Holy SPei4gs.
Thomas B. Gillian n Vaeanon. octo
John Boothe ber 8th 1915.
VI ON opening the matters of this Bill, il
appearing thar the defendant is not an in-
habitant OF the State of Mississippi, but re
sides beyond the limits thereof, so that the
ordinary process Of this court canuo, be
served on him. Therefore it is ordered
that less the said defendant appear before
the Vice Chancellor a, the Court room in
Holly Springs, on tie first Monday of Jan.
nary next ard plead, answer or demur 10
Complainan,s Bill the several allegations
thereof wi ] be taken for confessed, anI such
order and decree made therein as shall az
pear eqIita bic aad just.
And It IS further ordered that a copy of
,his order be ms rted in The Holly Springs
Gazstle.n newspaper published n the
town If Holy Springs, Mississippi, once II
week for ;wo months. succsssivtly.
TEsr, JAMES q. ALDERSON, Clerk
ABSTRACT.
That in the spring Of 1910, Con,pl pur.
chased ofdeiendani tie . and quarters
o. section Of land 40 8 Il, .ownstip T. range
?. east OF he Basis Meridian. Chckasaw
CessTon, lying aud ing IN the county Of
Tsppah. Mississippi for The consideration
Of $500 or S29J0, which sum compi has
wholly paid 10 defendant, ilral at The time Of
the purchase ofsaid land. defendant execu-
led 10 compl warranty deed in fee simple
thereior that compl shortly thereafter. of
Iered said deed in the Probate Clerks Office.
10 the county of Tlppah for record but some
defect exi listing IN the proo: or exec cution of
said deed. the same was not recorded by the
Clerk. upon which defendant took. back
SAID deed with promise that he would i'm
mt tdlately execu.e cOEnpl a proper warran-
" deed in fee simple 10 sid Hands. that said
deed 80 made and offered for recod, and
afterwards. wlthou; the lznowledge or con
ant, of compl, los. or destroyed by deien.
pen,s.harno other insErument of writing ev-
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
TRUST SALE.

In pursuance Of the terms of decd ef
trust made TO me as Trustee. on he taeenfy
eighth day of April. A. ID, 1911 duly ac-
kaowiedged and recorded ia lie Office OF
the Clerk ofthe Probate Cour, cf Marshall
Caunly, Mississippi. in Deed Cook pages
23S & 234-I shall self Al pubic auciion
10 the highest bidder for cash, al the Court
House IN the town oiHoIly Sp ings. on
Tuesday he 18Th day November. A. ID.
S15. az IL O'Clock vi. h ttine CHURCH
ORGAN bow Standing "a The Episcopal
ChurcriBtb tbc town oi Holly Springs
j. DELAFIELD. Jr.
Memphis. Tenn. May 3. lslj-5S-
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
c. 7. H0WA p
e . FL Eaa 5ssioa 1seFch anL
DLhtCI FROM THE Fae--
CITIES --,N

lt1IF GHLEdl1,
IN rendering nv services to tle.Putf. D
G0MzHssIoN AERCHa>r, I wonl5 s5v. IL. IaH
not accept any Bill, unless produce ia Hal
will iseeb GEea Policies of Insurance ua 81
goods or produce committed 10 care ea.ss, Oh
erwIse Instructed. expect 60 b. e. Esa.l.-
leans b The early FaFt ST Oelobrr. and eas e
pleased to receive a liberal Share q .p.----
assuring close attention and. Al lime s-.-f
adhermg 10 Instructions.
September 20 IA, t545.-6a.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
EkEXES, ygELsaS&Co.
COMMLSSION MERCHANTS
81 Camp StTee', NEW O8LElN

81 Camp Street, NEW ORLEANS
TET0ULD again teBder thei services 'atl
W frsHds aud he public generally ia De
<a3 E. Cau0u and lie transaction ri t5a.a.,.z
Bgsl1sss ln al lis branches F.edgeiug .hea-5-
Is. a8 gse cry eEertioa 10 promote ile llaTs
of aH# render s8ti-5acli0n tO Ilose Gao may t.a-
SIDE h8siac~s 10 .a-iF charge.
We have Opel Policies ofinSurance i0c-,E
AL shipment, ~ Cotton consigned g elr
dress Those wishing Insurance eIi wis
across the face 81 The Bill uf LaH1iHg. Ia--
race EFanksa and forward The orig. a4
by mai. Ne shall aeep al Cotton July 8.
sured against lire here untl sold.
We viii furnish our Friends with Blgszs.
Rnpe, Family Groceries &c, Al Tie loves. l-sl
price. when ordered
Liberal cash advances win BE- made a1 lc-lz
or BIlls OF Lading in hgnt.
]. ". LUAFKtN is Our au.aorIzed Agent 15
viii promptly attend u any business cgal--- @
him.
Oct 1I-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
LAMlE[l2 2ALE.

/: OFFER t8f safe the fact Of !lud Oh which
: nov reside. Combining - oT l20 acres,
SIT ia ed on the Oxiold and Memphis road,
10 miles from Oxford AID SO from Mem
.ph Is; about 70 acres OF cleared land; good
comfortable houses, good orchords, and a
never falling we'll OF as cod aud pure water
as there IS n Marshall county also az a.
bundant supply Of good stock water. Il is
considered enc of the best stands for a house
of entergainment on the road between Ok
ford AMI Memphis, being Just nile below
where the toad from Holy Sgriees to
Memphis inlersects the Oxford and Mem
phis road.
Terms made kaown by application
lothe subscriber on sAe premises. / ! s-fliles
Iiast Of T Fffminetpn. PMOsBY.
Sep 20 ISIS -3m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
IiE nRJe STORE.


"a 81 = 9 Ga
szga CT esae :sssaszafstsa F1ortar,
G'soath SIDE Of TIE Pa5ise squarel
SAst REsPeersu inform .~s.
- the citizns OF Marsh-ll, ~
e. = aud ne adjoining Coua- k
es9s ties that they haze jast 60
eeelved a large and complete assortment
OF Dsu5s. Msasclaes, Paints, Oits, Dye
Sta6s and Patent Medicines. which they
offer al the lowest rates for CASH, or 10
punctual men on the usual time.
The establishmen. will be attended by
Mr.. B. J. mALoNE. 10 person, who has had
some.ten years experience in the business
Persons waning articles IN our lire, would
DO we'll 10 call aid examine our Articles anu
learn our prices before purchasing else.
where.
Holly Springs, June II, Is4s-n44tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
District C4aucsry Court Of ne STATE q
Mississippi, at Hohg Springs.
William III. Tarver etai Al Rules,


William II. farver etaf } Al Rules,
sos Isl Mohday'of
Eiijah Corley ct al J Angus. 1875.
UPON opeain the matters ofth Bill, II
appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court,
that the defendants E jah Corley and A
BRAN CaG.er.are not innabitanls ofthe Stale
OF Mississippi. bat reside beyond the limits
thereof, 50 shat the ordinary process Of the
Court cannot be served on them, Thett fore
it is ordered, that unless the said defendants
appear before the Vice Chancellor, at the
Court room in the town Of Holy Springs.
on the first Monday Of January next, and
plead. answer or defnur to the Complain.
ants Bill the several allegations thereof.
will be taken for confessed as TO them, and
such order and decree made therein, as
shall appear equitable and just. And it IS
further ordered that copy OF this order be
inserted Ia the Holly Springs Gazette"
new spaper published in the town.o Of Holy
Springs Mississippi, once week, for t~o
months successfully.
JAMES &. DER6ON, Cfk.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
NEW GOODS.

LAM now receiving and eP-ni.5 rI--
aud desrubie Sock ct FALL .
TER GOODS. recently pufch-s T ~.
York ard P..ilsdelpbla, Ircm -
imporlalions; aud viii sci them g
fr CASH, or on time 10 Pah'.l.' !. .aa
ers. Iinviie be puaiic to give iA-
'A' examine - DB MoLLof
na1lu snrinas O.loher {. Lsl5 -
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
]. OSWALD, ii D.


Regarding himssi as ..sa
ed viii resume the pfac. stlf.'
all ofits various departments -;,;ysas
ces are therefore offered % TIE re- -, IS 81.
Holly Springs and vicinity. -.
be regulated b. tit following ea' sloo
Visit in town -
Mileage BY day =
night iU
Prescription lQ.
Obstetrics (ordinary Eases $50
Unnatural aud proiraeiea $50
Surgical operations rom sss inqoi.
dspendino upon their difficulty 'I-
ance. .-3 ard pIs%F
" attended 70.
Jsa. 5, IsI5.-2o-ti
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08

wifi. 70 Maaring s Jones. and by the latter
10 1ayior, be deereedfo be null and void, SO
far as they affect Compl's tile. and that they
be ciuee!led. and said land :aIly ves.ed IN
ComPl-
JAMES c. ANDERSON, Cfk.
c. l. THoMAs, Solr.
Sept. % 1S45-n5-2m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08

Distrlef Chancery Court # tie State of
Mississippi. a Holy Spci4gs.
Thomas b. Gillian n Vaeanon, Ocio
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
el:;g DR.. CHAMPIONS A1S
e VEGETABLE
AGUE MEDICINE

4 safe and certain curs for ChiHs and Ia
Ger. a.. all ats COMPLICATED forms;aiso az
efsctual remedy for Fsrer q ecery des>
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08

JAMES C. ANDERSON, Clerk.
ToTTEN g. BRADFORD, SolcitaTs.
Oct Ill. 1915. nS-2m.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-08-01

truth thAt wculd prop him up on his third chatlc.-
HIS article contains neither proof of his charge, nor
a notice of its Withdrawal, bu; he tries to sneak ou
Of the dilemma, by i%nlimaung that nfer all, he was
not far from right, as he had been informed that altho'
Miss Kelly holds these views (no govornmentism) the
Society does not advocate that doctrine, they, not
having gone SO far yet" He don't like to say he was
in the wrong, and don't dare TO say he was right; hui
is like the Irishman who tried to steer a middle course
between the two. He informs us Of the interesting
fact-to quote his own words-that "the mountain is
no longer in labor" Here is the mouse it has pro.
duced:
ave would thea state en- that it shall be peeec,ly
understood, that the American An'i Slavery Society,
is not responsible for the individual opinions of lis
Agents.
1t would seem to US lhatlhe way faring man though
a fool, would not need the Information which the Her.
aid makes such a parade in giving. and we doubt
whether he has a single reader who will find that his
fund of information ia very much increased by tho
intelligence that the Am. A. S. Society only endorses
the sentiments Of its agents upon the single question
of slavery, as do the Bible Society, the Temperance
Society, and Liberty party associations endorse the
sentiments of their agents upon the single question
which they employed them TO present and sustain.
The object Of the agents in meeting his charge by
denial, and a call for proof or retracrioD, was, that i
able 10 prove it, he should do SO to their confusion
and if unable, that he should make the withdrawal 0
the charge as explicit and as public as his presonta
ton of it. This he has not done!
We leave it to others to pass seutence upon him.