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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-24

THE MEssAGE-was received here on
the day Of our last publication, and before
this time has been perused by most of our
readers. From its great length, we are
compelled TO omit some unimportant para
graphs. We have divided it under differ
ent heads, for convenient reference.
We may express our opinion of this i'm
portant document in one line: 1t is tho
roughly American thoroughly Democratic.
The prudent and patriotic course of the
President in the Oregon negotiation, has
placed even the most INSCRIPTIONS and
factious of his opponents, at loss for a
pretext of assaiIment. The President.
in Difference to the action of his predeces-
sors, offered the 49th parallel as compro-
mise boundary-frmly convinced at the
same time that our title to the whole coun-
try as FAR north as the Russian line is sscear
and unquestionable." This concession for
the sake of peace having been haughtily
rejected, our government now asserts our
full title which will be maintained and
vindicated, no matter at what hazard.
The democracy may well be proud of
their " Young Hickory.''
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF TIE TREA-
suRY.-This mastery document is spoken
of in terms of the highest eulogy and COM
mendation by the democratic press. We
have not had time to give it at attentive pc
rusal. In reference to the Tariff, the great
principle advanced and triumphantly main
tanned, is
That no duties shall be levied above
the lowest rate which will yield the larg-
est revenue"
The Secretary also proposes
"That discrimination be made below
these rates.
That no more money be collected than
is necessary for the wants of an econo.
mical administration.
That the highest duties be imposed on
luxuries.
"That minimum and specific duties be
abolished, and duties be assessed on actua
market value.
The duties to be levied so as to ope.
rate equally as far as possible Throughout
the Union, discriminating not for nor a
gainst any class or section
The Secretary recommends the estab.
lishment of a Warehousing system, and
urges the re-enactment of the Independent
Treasury law.
We regret that our space forbids more
lengthy notice of this valuable report. W.
shall endeavor to publish portion, or the
whole of it hereafter.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-24

Senator Speight, and Messrs. Jacob
Thompson, Stephen Adams, and VIM. L.
Yancey, of the House of Representatives,
will accept acknowledgements for their
kindness in forwarding copies of the Pre-
sident's message to our address.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22
DEg. TYLER =

VEGETABLE FEVER AND AGUE PILLS
Iafallible cure for ChHls. o, Fercr 4. Ague
TIN HE success of these Pills in curing in few
A hours, where ALL. other remedies have fail
ed, and that too, in cases OF twelve and eighteen
months Standing warrants the assertion, that,
if taken according to the directions, they are a
certain cure. A long list of certificates in proof
of their infallibility, might be added, but those
upon the directions are deemed sufficient Try
them and be convinced that they are the most
effectual and most certain, and the very BEST
remedy ever offered to the public, to insure a
permanent and lasting cure.
Having for several years past suffered under
repeated attacks OF Chills and Fever, especially
during the fall and spring months, | was induced
| TO try various remedies, but nothing seemed tc
! be eaectual until tried Dr. TylerS Ague anc
| Fever Pills which stopped the chillS before
/ had taken half of the box. This was year
| since ana have remained perfectly free from
| anv symptoms of return of this most loathsom'
| disease GEOKGh NJ. w Nj.
| These valuable Pills for sale in Holly Springs
at the Drug Store of r. 2. Lewis, al Lawrence 8
| Warren's, North III. Pleasant, and in Salem, b.
/ R. NJ. Boyd, and Leake s. McDonald, at 81 pc
| box.
February %. I8l5-n27-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22
NOTICE

Pursuant to an In:erlocutory decree OF tae
District Chancery Court oil the State OF
Mississippi at Holly Springs. pronunced at
the January term. ls45, in the suit oil James
Elder. Admir- of John B. Moore. decd, a.
nainst Benjamin Love, will, on Monday
the 18th dav of March, 1915. at the Couf.
House in HOLLY Springs, sell to the nlg aest
bidder. on a credit oil six, twelve ana eight>
cen monhs, in equal payments, bearing SIX
ner cent. interest from sale, section of land
No. %. and the east half of section 30. oi
township 4 of range west of the basis me-
radiau. Chickasaw Cessioa. Bond and ap-
royed security will be required.
JAMES C. ALDERSON
Feb. Is, ls45-26-5t Commissioner
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22
NOTICE

The undersigned, at the May Term. Is
a he Peobate Court of Marshall coun.
~ Mississippi, having been appointed Com
!, sS;onars 10 receive and examine all claims
ar ,ha several Creditors OF the estate OF Viii
y I;ana C,ra;n deceased, reported insolvent by
-. Adn;nistrator and the time for maxim g
our report having been extended unul The
4th Monday of March next VIII meet a.
The Office of the Clerk OF the Probate Court
10 Holly Springs on The Am Friday ano
Saturdays Of February and March next &c
receive nroof of claims against SAID Estate
GORDENTIA WAITE. s
WILLIAM CHISM.
Commissioners
Tan ard dls44.-n20-3w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22
A c A r D.

Many things have occurred, which
think, renders il incumbent upon me to pub
lish my prices. While there was a medical
Society in existence; 1 was bound to De
governed by the rules and agreements ofthai
society. The society does not now exist,
am therefore leG; free to establish my prices
as | see,it; and do give below the prices by
which shall be governed, in my charges
to all who may favour me with their con-
6dence
= For visit in Town, or within one mile 0
he square. Sl,0O
+" Every succeeCfIg mile. SO
After night these ck1rges are double
For cathartic, purs laxative, 25 cts each.
Alternative and bsorbent, powder
per dozen. l,5O
Tinctures from 25 to so cts per OF.
Obstetrics lO,0O
Surgery in all cases, will be the usual
prices as charged heretofore.
Prompt pay will be required.
JOSEPH BRETNEY.
Office South East corner OF the square.
June l5 l644-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22
Il LOVE.

love the murmuring hour,
When robed in twilight.
The drowsy, lingering day.
Fades away
love the quiet eve.
When Venus soothes the hour,
Ere each kindred beam
Reveals their queen.
love the silent night,
When the lonely moon,
With melancholy ray,
Alimics day.
| love and musTng thus-to note
What fancy may portray.
Remembrance of other years,
In mccke:y appears.
H. j. B
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22

ANHoNEsT HORSE "A jockey once sci,
ling nag TO a gentleman, frequently obser'
we'd with emphatic earnestness, that be was
an honest horse! Afer the purchase, the
gentleman asked him what he meant by an
honest horse Why sH,' replied the sci
Ter when ever | rode he always threatened
to throw ne, and ne certainly never decei'
we'd me.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22
PEzzgE ENOE0GY

DRS.J DABBS & MELLON, PROBES ESSORS
OF PHRENOLOGY,
YTT ILL remain few days in this place at the
w Planters Hotel on their way to the Sou tn
where can be seen the natural head of j 0sH
IHtrreU, at their room, with sufficient testmoni-
ais OF the fact ofits being The aforesaid head
We will be at Holly Springs in a few days
Feb I5-2t Memhis Appeal.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22
EOIWsTOCK's VessWEEUGe.

n
"VIS remedy for worms is one of the most ex
traordinary ever used. Ii lteffectually eTadl-
Gates worms of all sorts from children and adults
rTbouSands perish by worms without Inc real
.s,1Se heinz known. Some other reason Is a.
stoned for their SICKNESS, until too late to cure
the real cause -. - ,,,o,
he narent " no does not know, and the doctor
Who does not understand, the complaint Thleh Is
deserving those precious flowers OF liie-chii-
dren.
/ What should be done
The an swer is plain. Give this Vermituge,
which will be sure to do good, II they have no
worms and if they have, it will destroy ana e
radicate them with a certainty and precision tfu-
! lv astonishing. -. - ~
| s,roooesf adult There is no mercury or nine
ralin il. Mercury is the basis OF most worm
remedies. and the remedy Is sometimes worse
nan the disease So never use lozenges, oat re
" mon this. Every person viii De convince
on one trial that il is the most perfect cure eVe
invented. DDror
Il at the brick Drug Store south OF la
ouare, and by E. A. Ia lbot. sign OF tn
dsolden mortar. Imarch 23,' 44-lyl
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22

By John G.. Warren, living in North Ait
Pleasant one bay horse, both hind feet and
one four loot white, near 5 hands high. 9
years old, appraised 10 $1,000.
Bv John Chew, miles west of Holly
Springs, on the Wyatt road, one large sor>
rell horse, is hauds high, or S years old,
appraised to $4,000.
JAS r. SWAN, Ranger,
Jan17 1916.
Taken up by Lenard Estes, miles south cas-
of Holly Springs enc yellow Bay flley years
old a black streak running down her back, long
tail a few white hairs in her forehead, appraised
10 $4,000. jas. H. SWAN, Ranger.
j Taken up by Henry Morgan, y
miles South of Waterford; one bay horse
mule II hands high, years old no brands
or marks, appraised to $4,000
JAS. II. SWAN, Ranger.
Jan 25th l845
Taken up by James II. Dysan. living on
section %, Town 5, Range 5, west, one
| light sorrell mare mule, years old, a
/ black streak along the Back and across
the shoulders, some saddle mark, rather un
der the common size Appraised to $50
JAS. HSWAN, Ranger
Feb. Is, l945
Taken up by OrvIile ID. Shanks, haif
nile west of Pennington, one gray horse
1872 hands high, 9 years old, shod all
round gear marks, appraised to $1,000
And dark bay horse. o years old, 10 l-2
hands high, both hind feet white, some gear
marks, bare-footed, appraised to $1,000.
JAS. FL. SWAN. ranger.
Feb. 5 l845.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22

-EAKEN up by Jacob SecreSt living miles mLleS
! years old left eye out, some saddle marks
80 u,b,te hairs in the forehead, II hands high
- y SN,"ailsd y ro se35 JAS II. SWAN,
= Il Lrnsrv 01n4 1915 -27-3w Ranger.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22
rgs's..s1's -. .A7G5RATION

.~lff : OOA'A
fROO' s,rAr DISTRACTION OF
rRoFERTT'
\ =, and Eighteen Hun
4 s.-g dCeion destroyed.
0a''. ~. that a great calamity
= -, ,-'.I IfrisnIs IN Eat We
'5a =, .,,.r dsstructiye 10 is re-
y H-s -, - on Wednesday NOR
5.-,.k. 81 which burnt 10 the
entire business part Ct
r. So. we understand, com
..s ~ Il lieI By Mr.. Oliver
i ,bs wind being high
M v s,.spread rapidly un>
I'll ,ae buildings on the
g. ..reet. except Logan &
'.r.f Ma n and Bridge
Inns ware I0use, whIch
and the Argus office
ro,,derably injured, bet
\ u sSertioD. -, -,
ei all IIaggeri'y's buIl
s,set and back, aud the
.,,,sa Main and Company
.ale.sly swept by the fire.
n t6e NIessrI Douglass
fy.le.oy s Cos, which were
..,.,,ertion Of som vacant
~ entire block lying east
Thus the ehIlre bu-
4 I'm Destroyed, with the ex-
--r..9n.j, and a few more
.5s.Is ofB id5e street.
\ -re.5li.d.ugs consumed Is
IA .r.al. property was saved
s.rf.e h1rr and the "a.
Y ~. ana our Of 1900 ba>
H u-r1e.. warehJusn, not
II JG,1 100 bales we're sa'
rat heard whether any
. L..f.-- or merchants were
II tser-eYilu o. the Alcssrs.
r.ursd 10 the amount
. hsa,d lhe loss estimated
-rs insurance 100000
IHJaL Ado.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22

ON A cLERGyMAN's HORSE BITING MN.
The horse bit his master.
How came it to pass?
He heard the pastor
Cry, call flesh is grassl"
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22
new ARRANGEMENT.

NT Office Is hereby given that we have chan
IN oad he sfvle ofthe old fr1n and wish 10 close
our old business as early as possible. and we
hope every man whose account stands open,
will avail himself of the earliest opporiuni.
tv To close the same. We cannot mercnan'
disc without money.
sTRATTON s. GOODLETT.
WE would return our thanks to our Gus
toners and solicit a continuance ofthelr pat
ronape. We promice to sell Goods accord
ino 10 the times. CHEAP for CASH, or to
punctual men on short credit. Call and
give US a trial.
STRATTON. GOODLETT & Co.
WE have large supply ofGroceries at our
Commission House in Memphis, which we
viii, sell low for Cash, or advance on Cot
on stored with us. ). u 40.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22
EXECUTORS NOTICE

ENECU OR 5 NUIIIE
The undersigned, Executrix, and Exec
ptor ofthe last Will and Testament of Rich.
ard Brig gs, late of Marshall County State
Of Mississippi, Deceased, having, on the
28th dav of October 1874. ia the Probate
Court Of said comfy, qualified as such Ex'
ecutrjx and Executor. and obtained from
said court Letters Testimentary on SAID
Will.
All persons having claims against The
estate of said Testator are, therefore, here
bv notified and required To exhibit the same
within the time limited by law, or the same
will be barred.
RHODAH S. BRIGGS Ere
MAXWELL WILSON EEr.
January 10 l845
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22

Two Hibernian polIucIans ran against
o,.b o,her a the corner of Exchange street
the other day. "Oconei Murphy. sa'd one
10 the other. We've losth Mars sychusI.tsl SET
"By the poweTs an, how IstnatF" Cry ny
she's gone for that beggarly sPllPsn' clay
"Musha. let her go-il,s Just IKE .he pas'e
she was the first State that re6e!ied agaihs
The ould country.,- Daily Matg.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22
ALSO

English, French and American Chemicals, TO-
oether with constant supply OF Soaps and per-
fumeries OF. the most approved brands.
Feb. ], 18f5-24-u
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22

WHAT glorIous worlG Ihls Wouiu oe' II
all the inhabitants could say IN iru'n auu .sin
cerity, with Shakspeare,s ShePherd Colill
II am a true laborer, | earn that | get; get
that | wear; owe-no man maze enVy snT
mans happiness glad OF o'her mems so0u
conten; with my harm
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22

To tLANTERs We trus, that
F. Pan.ng friends will be induced
improvement in The price ofcot
-a'td bY 'he foreign a Ivices, 10
a monen' their dete7mina ion TO
= amour. OF the production
cciIai'lal or intentional we will
81 happens that nearly every
lniers are preparing 10
20 The ground, there is a
SE.Hljn prices on the other
This has generally had
c Of Increasing the quantity
''at consequently the amount
ltaa In the report OF tbs
u, li exhibited in the anuu
ale Of the most respectable
l'Pl0I, aud which will b'
Rtommercial head. this mat
"a once shatowed torth and
'9ld not in the slightest de
~s public confidence in th'
-sas ct that able paper, We
guard our agricuIturists
against the fatal error oil
They are now on the rig h
7 OF labor" should be thei
With steadiness and ener
Jesuit 10 success. Ever,
upon this prin ciple wi
ns own interests and III
v The country. -SaUaaRa
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22
DENTAL SURGEON.

Those wishing DR.. Bentley's Dental ser
vices. crn obtain them by addressing not
TO this ceice. August oath l844--l3e
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22

INTEREST," FACTS.-Why have
white wells a tendency to promote sunburn
and frcekles?
Because they increase:he power of the
suns light
Why does a flannel covering keep man
warm in the winter and ice from melting In
the SIMMER
Because it both prevents the passage OF
heat flom the man aud TO the ice,
Why does a person with a cold in the
head ,catarrh from the eyes and nose, exper-
fence more relief on applying to the face
linen or cambrick handk kerchief, than one
made of cotton?
Because the linen, by conducting, readily
absorbs the heat AM dImin sh IS the inf nm
;aion, while the later, by refusing to give
passa ge to the beat, increases The tempera'
;ure aud the pain.
Whyi, loo e clothiag warmer than sucl
as III clUselyE
+ Because the q1anti y of imperfectly con
ducted air thus continued aroInd the body
4 res SIS the escape OF the animal heat.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22

1ml'ion d our pianting
uI safe. that n gentleman in
b La about eight miles from
loo experiment. Of Using To
am 1st ve5r-.he seei was
llJ The pro u twas sold u
I5-a,onIsl In this city, iUr
|!vi. who says i will a ways
\ hlui-eiin New Orleans.
Is, that nothing bat age ls
1lseH eqall 10 the best tiagan-
sia New CT ems a. 800 per
= ma .e Il into ciga-s and sold
chant ottbis city for $50 ber
Toe 05nI p cd eli at the rate oI
2lIrounds Qer acre. We
navbecco region, aud alway;
Pee against lis culture. because
NJ go aHhluston Of the soil: bu
# nthis pric,, the most Ir Il
n otth2 count v Ficksjurs
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22
HAI R,X SHIP,

n BROWN. of Holly Springs Miss takes
\T pleasure in Informing the Puolic, that ne mas
on hand, and is constantly making Has OF every
size and description, which he warrants 10 DC
equal if not superior, TO any that can oe oroogh.
70 this place. He feels thankful for the liberal
encouragemenf he has heretofore received and
hopes, BY making good hats, as cheap as they can
be bought elsewhere to merit continuance OF
public favor. .e,,-.-
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Letters Of Administ ration having been
granted to the undersigned by the Hon.
Probate Court of Tunica county, Stale OF
Mississippi, at the October term, lS4l, on
he Estate OF James n. Smith, deceased, all
persons having claims against the said ks
tate, are hereby notified to present them, du
ly authenticated, within the time prescribed
bv law or they will be forever barred; and
all those who are indebted to the said Estate
are hereby notified TO make immediate pay
ment as indulgence cannot be expected.
THOMAS MAY, Admir-,
GIttixEge's Balm OF Columbia
For the Hair, from Comstock & Co.-lts posi-
tive qualities are as follows;
Ist: For infants, keeping the head free from
scurf. and causing Iuxuriani growth Of hair
= For ladies' after childbirth, restoring the
/ skin to its natural strength and frmness. and
/ preventing the falling out OF the hair,
3: For any person recovering from any de0il
/ ily, the same effect Is produced.
/ 4: If used in infancy It'll good growth IS star
ted it may be preserved by attention TO the laies
period OF life.
5: II trees the head from dandruT, strengthens
the roots ilnparts health and yigor 10 the ciTuia
tion, and prevents the hair from changing col.
or getting gray
6lh-it causes the hair to curl beautifully
when done up in il over mig ht
ggNo lady's toilet should ever be made with
out 10.
7th-Children who have by any means con-
tracted vermin in the head, ale Immediately anu
perfectly cured Of them by IL is infaiible
zsgI had been bald about five years-no more
hair on The top of my head than on the back {
nv hand aud head covered with thick scar
In this situation about the 10th of August last,
began using The Balm of Columbia, from Com
stock & Co, since which time have used two
and half bottles ofthe Balm, which has fully
| restoId my hair and freed my head entirely irou
soorf NV head is now covered with hne how
) insy long hair which any one may see BY calling
: / on me at Stamford. Connecticut.
DARIUS S. SCOFFIELD.
For sale in Holly Springs by X L. Lew
ia. on the South side of the public square
Also, by E. A. Talbot, sign OF the golde
mortar.
April ID, 1874.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22

AS DIscovERED A re.
IN The journal Asiatique"
aals states that NJ. Fresnel,
y 'snlalist, now French Con
Arabia, has Published a no
N rce Of the real unicorn in
uadTamant, TINS strange
AorH, attached TO its head
Y sa Which il can elevate 10
- plea sure f; remarkably
\ us ", 10. wh ere it speaks
exalied like the horn of
\ NV, 'als will throw great lighl
49, : ofscripture, which ig
~ Prevented our compreher
H. 'in isll in this place yes
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22

ERS IN
Window Glass, Backing Brushes,
Flint GLASS Ware, Clothes DO
Glass Lamps, spt. Gas,
Britannia do Brandy anc WINES,
I.ard do Shop Furniture,
Bottle Corks, Assorted fIalS,
Wal do Castor Oil Bottles,
Garden Seed Lemon Syrup do
Grass do Wine Bottles,
Hair Brushes, Paper,
Horse do Sealing Wax,
Tf,osh do Gold Foil,
stackton's Teeth, Coach Va-niSh,
Dentist Files, Black DO
Al INSTRUMENTS, Portrait do
Snroeons do Masfie do
Backing, Lamp CH,
Madder, Lard 90
Fancy Soaps, Paint Brushes,
White Lead, Lamp Black,
I.inseed Oil, Indigo,
Suts Turpeutine, Patent Medicines,
CopaI Varnish, Botanic Medicines
Japan Varaish.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22
THE LAND OF WASHINGTON

THE LAND OF WASHING TON.
| glory in the sages'
Who ia the days OF yore'
In the combat met the foemen
And drove them from our shore,
Who flung our banners starry io'u
Ia triumph to the breeze.
And spread broad maps OF clies "heie
Once waved the forest trees.
-Hurrahl--
glory in the spirit
Which goaded them to rise,
And found mighty nation
Beneath the western skies'
No CLINE so bright and beautliui
AS that where sets the sum-
No land so fertile. tair and free
As that of Washington.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22
STRAY SALES.

T WILL sell. at the court house door in the
L town OF Holy Springs, OF the loarth Monday
in FEBRUARY, he following property as stTays,
VIZ;
One Bay mare, taken up bY E. D. Slaytou, ap-
praised 10 $1,000
Also, One Black mare and colt, taken up by
Winefofd ii. Wilson. apprised TO 1850
p-AlS4 nDe. Steer, taken uP By john.
Wilson, appraised 10 l2s30
Also, One Gray horse. taken up by John Far
button. appraised 10 100
Also, One work steer taken up by John c.
Randolph, appraised to 1000
also, 4 COW and yearling. taken up by "A.
Freeman, appraised 10 1000
Also, A leiteaI and steer, taken up by Ed
ward Waller, appraised to 1000
Also, One steer taken up by James Il. Raney
appraised 10 600
IAS. II. SWIM Ranger.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22

CURING BEEF,-This being the proper
season for curing beef, we furnish our rea-
d-rs with the toliowiag direction on the
subj C.;
The best pieces for corning are the plates;
ribs and br.skets Puck the pieces IN casks
giying a very Slight sprinkIng OF salt be-
tween each piece Then cover the meat
with pickle made by bollingIn gall
Of water S lbs salt, 3 lbs, brown sugar
2 az sal.petrts OF pearlash, for 100 lbs
Of meat. Keep heavy alt strne on the
meat, thlt il may be we'll immersed IN the
priclle. Beef packed in this manner wll
I keen year, and will rather improve thar
.rrow worse Another mode recommendee
6v n gentleman Of long experience IN Inc
backing of beef and pork. Is the foiowing
F,r 100 lbs beeftake los, brown sugar
4 oz. s,lpeter, and 4quarts OF hne Liver
,ool saIt-mix all Intimately together' an'
/ in packing. sprinkle it tevenly over tn'
meat. Add no pickle, the dIssolvlng OF n
sal. &c with the juices OF The meat "lll .
sufFicisnt. Keep the meat closely presse
together bv good weight,-We are
assured thatthis is the best mode oil pacKih
beef and that the quality ofthe meat Is une'
? csnrionabIv fine-Aib1ny CuLtlUat0r.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22

THAT's A FAcr.-A Western editor
says:--"The person who can write editors
ais, while suffering with the toothache,
could kick up his heels over the grave OF
Hope,l and snap his defying fingers 10 tne
face of Time and Sorrow.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22

r-srl. .-qii01 SJcjsty The
rs,-1ndenl of the National
ru-, that an association bear
has bsen recently formed
s object Of which Is, 10 use
at measures 10 naturaliZe
/ ls. as they reach our shores,
nt'I OPP a foreign ln.eres. TO
s-qi els Of the American Re
The writer states, that
aIrr.ti,ioned the legislature
rth the legal disabilities that
tom b ing governor OF
I lhe open attempt by an asso-
\ .ha distinct Jreign Interest
er6uatry, will be likely to
uv f.i C, ofbagettIng a more
gam ugst Americans, aud o
laar1n people in opposition
-efr to place the country un
db-eiguers Lou CJuT.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22
TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
Bv virtue of deed of trust executed to
me by Andrew Campbell, to secure the pay
men: of certain debts therein mentioned,
will proceed to sell, for cash. at the Court
House door in the town of Holly Springs, on
Monday the Sd day of March next, one hun
dred and twenty acres of land on section
thirtv>six, township four, Of range three
west | will give such title as Is vested IN
me as trustee.
JESSE LIE WELLEN,
Feb II. IS45-25-ts Trustee.