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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

THI MOTHER AND HER FAMlLY.-FhllOsophy )
rarely found The most perfect sample | ever met
was an old woman who was apparently the poorest
and the most iorOrn OF the human spccics.-so true
is the maxim which all profess TO believe aud none
act upon invariably. viz that happiness does not
depend ON outward circumstances. The wise wo-
man to whom have alluded walks to Boston. cis
lance Of twenty thirty miles, TO sell bag Of
brown thread and stockings and then patiently
walks back with her little gain Her dress. though
tidy, is groiesque collection OF shreds and patch
rs coarse in the extreme.
WHY don't you come down m wagon said
l. when | observed she wearied with her long
journey
We haven't got any horse she replied the
ncchborS are very kind 10 me bat they can spare
ihern and il would cost as much as my thread
would come a..
Yon have husband-dont he do any thing Tor
YOU
He Is a GOOD mamie does all be can. but be- \ a
cripple and an invalid. He reels my yam and
mcnds the childrcns shoes. Hes as KIND a nus
band a. a woman need to have
But his being a cripple Is heavy misfortune 10
YOU said /.
WHY ma am. don't look upon il in that light,
replied the thread woman I consider that W a
great reason 10 be thankful that he never took to
any bad habits
How, many children have YOU
six sons and five dau ghters. ma am
six sons and five daughters, w hat family Tor
poor woman 20 support
Its family, ma am but there amt one OF en-
Id be willing To lose They are all healthy child
rem As need TO be- all willing to work, and all ceN er
10 me Even the liiilesi boy. when be gets C, nj
now and then for doing an erraAd, Will DC sure 10
bring II 10 me.
Do Your daughters SPIN your thread
No ma'am: a. soon a. they are big enough, they
20 out To service. as don't want TO keep them al
ways dclving for me they are always Wiling 20
rive me whatihey can bat its fair that they should
do little Tor themselves | do al my spinning
after the folks are abed.
Don't YOU think you should be better on II You
had no one but yourself 10 provide for
WHY. no. ma am. don't Ii | had nj been married.
I should have had to work as hard as coui-' and
now can't do more than that. Ny children are a
Great comfort TO me and look forward TO the inns
when they'll do as much for me as I've done Tor
them
Here was true philosophy ! learned a lesson
from that poor woman which -hall not soon forget
Miss Sedgwick-
~ The Saratoga IVhig has obtained the post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03
EVENING EDITION,
HALF.PA,T TWO O'CLOCK. p. VI.

ELECTION n MAssAcHrsETrs.-Anot trial 70
elect Member OF Congress from the Ninth Dis
irici. took place on Monday last Returns from
Taunton. Raynbam Aiileboro' and Freeiown, give
for Hale Wing II, Williams Loco ~, Wbea.
~ and scattering % Probably no choice. The
vote in Taunton i a. follows Whole number Of
ballots. sIo ARENAS Hale, Wing al Henry
Williams 'Polkiie SIS Laban NJ. Wheaton, Lib
cry Party 50 job Terry, Native American %
Scattering. p Hale's plurality over Williams. 50
Do. do DO. last trial 3 Hales Wing net gain
over Williams 3d. Hale in the above towns
gains g. over the April trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

II The Rochester DaHy Adrcrt'ser, having
been most reluctantly driven by from its original
calumny that the LoceH MANUFACTURERS have been
smuggling in Foreign Wool, now asserts that said
Wool
Was used by the manufacturers, knOtcin9 70 hare
ben fraadGleany raiued al The custom house.
The Advertiser might better have spared this
SANDER. which was born with the brand on its fore
head Every business man must know that, he who
has defrauded the Revenue is not likely To 60 round
telling of it, especially To those who are To buy the
smugglcd property A buyer of Wool Tor OF any
thing else in our market is not AT all likely To know
how il was entered and what duties were paid on IL
How should he II he asked for the custom house
invoice and was shown one il would be very unlike
y lin of fraud in the entry to be the true one
But in this Wool case not only the buyers IN our
market were utterly ignorant of all fraud IN the
premises, but the highly respectable house here
which received the Wool on consignment, entered
ii as per invoice. paid the duties aud sold the Wool
is utterly innocent of all knowledge of undervaua
ton. Ii any fraud has been committed, II was by
the British merchants who sent the W DOL here from
Baenos Ayres but it was once passed by the
Custom House Appraisers a. correctly nyoiced
and Jury has Yet to decide whether It was 50 or
not. il would seem obviously proper TO await The
result of the trial before asserting so confidently that
fraud has been committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

KNoXvILLE COLLEGE. l1.-Rev. H. II Kellogg
lately resigned the Presidency this Institution and
nominated 20 the Board Rev. Blanchard Of Cincinnati,
Ohm. AZ his successor
II 4 shanty in Quincy, Mass IN the immediate
vicinity Of barn belonging Hon q Adams was -,
on IRE and consumed on Monday Sht II IS con ecturei
that the incendiary intended that the IRE should com
rGn.cste Mr. Adauss property, but fortunately il
capped.
H0TEL SOLD The I Mon Hotel the largest and
mos, extensive esishshmer, Of the kind in Georgetown
d G sold a auction on "Wednesday afternoon last.
for $500 70 Col Samuel Humphreys, Of the Baresu OF
Construction. L. -
u \ fire occurred al Buffalo on Saturday
evening in store Nsin-st Mr. Rsmsdell was the
principal sufferer but he fully insured BY the Howard
Insurance Company Of tbs City
9 The Chicago Journal announces the arrival in
that city. OF ex-Gov. Wilson shannon II Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03
King. Eir-f In the Field.

The Wings Of Kings County he'd their Conyen-
ton at Flaibu-h on Tuesday and nominated CHARLES
c. BETS of Brooklyn and SAMUEL J. G.RRET,oN
Of Gravesend for Members Of Assembly. DAVID
\. BoKEE and ELIJAH II. KIsBALL were ap-
pointed Delegates to the Senatorial Convention -
These are excellent nominations, and will be- sup
ported with determined energy. Kings : a Wing
County why shall she not show it on her local a-
well a. National and state tickets Wigs close
your ranks. Danish local divisions, and carry Your
ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03
M.rLer.-2 Ocloek. 2. N.

Flour Is very dull but without variation in prices OP-
orator. are very anxious % get the steamers adviees
Sales of ,D shells Jersey Corn at previous rates
Ashes are without change
s.is. 400 hi. Old Prime Pork At 5000 New IS nrm
but not active.
Tbe Cotton market has An upward tendency. We
hear Of eniy 900 or go bales sold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. .... SEPTEMBER z

CLEARED
schr II Lawrence, Gufrey Richmond. Va, Nc
Crcady.
ARRIVED.
Gcnoesc brig Osouio Bertolotto 10 ds from Gusysins
PR. sugar. sc. 10 Chastelain & Ponvert
Italian schr Telegraph, Lanero. - ds FIN Cete. wine
% Bouchsui s TheDsud.
-chr Convoy, Ireland Washington. NC, naval stores
D. master.
Schr wainwright Lewis. , ds I'm Virginia coal.
-chr Reaper Trust- Ia I'm Virginia corn.
Srhr v smith. Moss. IL I'm Virginia. coal.
-chr Dodge. Knapp. d TN Alexandria aour snt Iron
Schr p Brown. Jones. Ia I'm Virginia. coal
Schr Nlle-en,. Cole IL fin Baltimore. grain.
Schr Robert armstrong Hooper, is from Baltimore
coal. staples.
Schr Ontario. Hartford. from Camden. Me bricks.
Schr Fancy. Chase. from Boston. md-e
Schr Appleton Nicker-on Boston. mdse.
-chr Anaconda, y ckerson. I'm Boston. mdse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03
Latest from the Anti.Rent Region.

The Albany Evening Journal has letter from
Debit dated August 81 in which Is stated that the barn
Of Mr.. Robert Mcfarland OF Boyina containing about
20 tons of hay together with large quantity Of gram
sc has been burned down Is supposed by some Anti
Renters.
The arrests are becoming 30 numerous that one tires
Of giving names The coroners jury i .ii pursuing rs
investigations and will doubtless remain in session until
the opening Of Court the -th Of september
Tbs Atlas has letter dated Delhi sept which after
stating the circumstances OF the burning Of M farans
barn, lays.
On sunday morning when the information OF the bum
ns reached this place. detachment was forwarded 10
the place in pursuit Of the ncendares Il has not yet re-
tnrned L. STEELE halibroiher Of the murdered
sheriff starts again on Tuesday for Dry Brook In gen
era the operations OF the posse are secret As has been
found out that information carried By express IN al
vance of the posse from those in correspondence with
the Anti Renters here The returning posse describe the
country as almost desoste by the anarchy that prevails
the crops are uncut and rotting IN the fields me men
proving in disguise the woods the work OF the farms
abandoned and the country Ike rs inhabitants, has put
on the sarb Of uncivization Adjt Gen Harrington =
here active in the discharge Of his duty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03
Loco state Convention In Nichgan-Judge
Fetch for Governor.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
MAScHEsrER, (Mehiean) Aug p. Is45.
II. GREELEY-Dear Sir. Yesterday the Loco
Foco State Convention for the nomination of can
ddates for Governor and Lieut. Governor. was held
at Jackson. - miles from this village. There was
full representation from all parts OF the State
particularly Of wire. psllers and borers who were
on hand with their accustomed prompiness and dis
interested zeal for tine welfare Of the Peninsula
There were several bsllotngs. which finally resulted
in the nomination of ALPHEu, FELcH for Cover
nor The nomination for the Lieutenancy had not
vet taken place when we left Jackson this morning
There were several candidates, among whom were
Senator Howell from Hillsdale Greenly of Lena
wee. and Walker Of Macomb The last indications
last night were, tina, Mr.. WALKER would be the
nominee.
There Were several candidates in the field tor The
nomination Of Governor, all OF whom desired sue
cess. except the very man who succeeded There
were five informal balloiings. which exhibited
siderable strength for John : Barry, the present
Governor, James Kingsley X : Bingham. \. f.
Wing and DR. Houghion The contest was finally
between the friends of Fetch and Barry the fourth
ballot giving Fclch 80. and Barry a. and the fifth
giving Fetch 30 and Barry but 10.
Judge ! clch j. one OF the ot-t men OF MS purity
in the State. ! regret that he has been nominated
for if elected. he ncrer again stand before his
fellow citizens in the same estimation be- now does
No man. however exalted his qualifications. can
come of the office of Chief Magistrate Of this
State, at the end OF the next two years with credit
to himself or satiaction 10 his party ! regret
Felchs nomination for he is too amable man to
be- sacrificed sustain the dying popularity of Bar
~ : administration. Barry has done his share to-
wards embarrassing the state the bomb shell must
soon burst. and wO TO those who are tinkering
about it at the moment of explosion Governor
Barry ought TO be thankful that he has si out Yet.
strange as il may seem, the man was so infatuated
with the love Of Office as to make a death struggle
for nomination. this. the Hird time. In this fool
sh policy. h. committed political suicidc-for a ma
orty of his political friends will never pardon his
exhibitions of cagerncss for Office They do n eX-
actly like his exposition OF rotation in Office
Yours. &c.
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BELOW
, br.gs unknown.
SAILED

Ships sea Liverpool Panama Portsmouth. Eng bries
Cashier Madeira: Gen Wilson Barbados: schr Pan
chira, kngosiura and others. Wind fresh w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

~ On Thursday last the Swiss bell ringers per
formed several pieces Of music the bells OF thu "a
tnedrsl Church IN Montreal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

IL The INDEPENDENT TonPKINs BLUES OF this
City arrived in Boston Tuesday in the worcester
train and were received by the Tigers Capt Pack.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

" Mr.. CLAY. on his way to the White sui Phur
springs performed the trip from Maysvie TO Guyndotie
IN the .fesrnboat senate AZ he going board ne
remarked that he bad hoped his public life was ended
but be perceived that he 90 into the >nde again
a ioke which was greatly relshed BY MS hearers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03
P. ). w L. GREEsLY, of Adrien, received the
inclination Tor 1t. Gov.

MARYLASD.-EDwARD LoSG, Esq. has been
nominated by the Wigs OF the With Congression
al District OF Maryland, as their Candidate for Con
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

AccIDEST-A man whose name we did not learn.
ha. lust passed the Office Hospital litter. He had
fallen from the mast head OF ship and broken several
H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

~ French I,usu nsc-Manescs's Oral system
Madame M.x.sc. DUxA~o viii be IN readiness to receive
her pupils The lsl Of September
Evening Class for Gentiemen VIII oe o's s''| "
during this month. likewise Morning Glass for Ladies
Residence No. IS Walker-stroeL ~ aAS ."coo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

Review of Ethical Philosophy, p. 100.
colectOn--ir Is % BE- regretted that II y limit
edof the writing. Of President MASH publishes
by Croker Brewster Of Boston, in .i3 IN one volum
octave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

FIRE BY HUNTINGDON Saturday last, during
thunder shower the barn on the farm OF the late Gen
Iohp X Van WICK about two miles southeast Of his
yillnge was struck by lightning ard consumed Il con
tanned about 1900 bushels o, Gals and 20 bushels OF
wheat IN the sheaf with tons Of hsy. &c The loss is
estimated a. 5000. insurance only 800
lPouehkccpsic Journal Eagle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

NOricE.-Henry Glecester, colcrcd man. received q
commission in April % obtain subscriptions and iona
tons for the Woodstock Manual Labor institute i1r
the Benefit VI COored Persons and Others and ~ u
report once In two months he has not since been heard
from and j; IS feared that come eyi may naEe
bin I'M. COMMISSION i hereby repealed until be- re-
ports II .ny Il the friends know Of his rhsreaoJits
s they sease inform ne ~ letter addressed 70 me a.
J.ck.or Nils Lenawee Co. Michigan
VIII the National Anti Slavery standard, Lihersi "
Emsncipaor PniAnlhroyls Ohio Americ an. and o'hel
usler, In favor Of the education and elevation ~ III
coored population Of country please copy tn fore
going report and proceedingsi
PRlER FOSTER, Gen. Agsnt.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
EHR. TYEER,s

VEGETABLE FEVER ANDAGTTE pits
lnIa5fs0fe cure for Chals. 0, Ferer 6. A oue.
BE success of these Pills in curino in a fsv,
"A hourS, where ALL other remedies have fail
ca ana thai, too, in eases of twelve and eig been
nlohths Standing warrants the assertion ,6si
II raken according to The directions. they are
ceItaih cure A long list Of certificates in nroaf
OF the1r lniaiiibility, ght be added. bnt fbosa
Upon Upon tne directions are deemed sufficient. Try
mem mem and be convinced that they are the mo-,
eaectual and most certain, and The ver1 i.ios a1
remedy ever offered 10 the public, to inSure q
permanent and lasting cure
having ior several years past suffered nnder
lIepea'ea attacks OF Chils and Fever, especially
curing the tall and spring months, was indnnal5
10 Try various remedies, but nothing seemed -
9s 9a enee1aal D until tried Dr. Tylers Ague and
teyer Pills, which stopped the chils before s''q I
. nad taken hall OF the box. This was wear
since ana l have remained perfectly free from
disease GE0pHE vs. NJ Iodthsome
ID nese val1abe Pills for sale in Holly SPRINGS
d. .he Drug Store of r. p. Lewis al 7 "a q
=, ,W,arfenss, North M. Pleasant and in S,Iano ~ -
n. H. m Boyd, and Leake s. MeDonald, al 81 neg ey
February p, 1s45-ne7-tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
CHANCERY SALE

no Y ANT to an Interlocutorv IA.
S, Sfee OF tne District Chancery Court Of the
,ha I'a'e ; 81 m,sslssippi. at Holly Springs N
,ne sun OF James Elder, Admir- of Iobn D d
.saore. DECD, against Benjamin Love 7 will n
~ a,a saturday the 5th July next at the Conr,
h;oa h;olse door IN Holly Springs, sell 10 ,he
nenes1 bidder, on a credit of 6I2 and 1e
mon'ns the purchaser giving bond with .n' 20
~ p'oseu security bearing interest from s.is
'ne oon.n half of Section %. T4Ro ae. ae.
OF the Basis Meridian. :. = west
a. James G. ALDERsoN .c,,k
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

10 all persons interested IN
lhe Lands Ienements and hereditaments of
LaIkin Magefs Deceased-GREET,Nc
ou are hereby cited TO be and annaar
before the PROBATE Court of MarsbsI +,
county. at the Court House in the town &c
Il1lJ IJ springs. on the fourth Monday Of
1u.y ~ next 10 show cause. why the Lands
"a enehents ana Entertainments of I.arx,n
b;s "aSefs 5eh Deceased should not be sold 10 paw
his aebis, to wit: the West half of Sect;a5
no i3, in Township no 7, of Range 80 To-.
OF the Basis Meridian, in Pontotoe Conaa's ,aas'
Mississippi. ooun'y'
WITNESS, the Honorable Tru,n
M. Yancey, Judge of said c., ~"
ana the seal thereof annexed ,ba
4'h Monday of May, A. d. Isa5
Issued, May 28th ls45. '91'
lest COR DENTIA WAITE. Cpk
May 81, lS45-n41-1m ~ A.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07


There is nota man, Vomz-
! should take medicine giais
but more especially ii his e
there e-o-at.y were 1s.e5s
existing - one pc-ic1 Is EsIss
( produce a state Cf sickness. Z
/ geS IL lEe atmosphere, tr a5sia-
on the constitution. gul egaaF
sell. give occasion IlI tlsHe.
ucut diSoldesS. Ile bis -S
Withou; Gny warning q a G.s
cCG5i.ion fgGm these repeated
the Ssomach ana t3Es.s hare
previously, The tI.Sl synP.z .z-7
ale attention. Evea Jaase $50 ls,s i
disposition O. b1iy are
these circumstances. I4e.eaa
danger, we Cu2HI carefJ.lFI8 gcs-. 4
cCStITe state Q OGr bowels. 0lH.r
should be eTacHa- Cd N - h.1
mesa. causes Which Preaacs sl
sometimes il maF arise IFQn g-
when The system Is in a STATE &.
take place from saddeB Jos ie.ys II
a literary undertaking can l1e1lf 81
Ses where many persons haFeUS- S-a-E
ken TO, which producing RerF0l-
a fertile source OF ualeafaT tsL
THAI slow nervous fever WbIca -a 81
some Of our be>I men, men a-Irr,
uiatiol, bat which kHuW.ftgs
Brandreih'S Pills WOUi4 base E-r
who desire 10 secure their hsli4. u--f
any adverse circumstances, la1 .-s.El
BRANDRETH' 5 Pills on hand sH-l .-1
ing TO them when the lEst feeling
take place in their bodies. As .aiai-'-
SO will the health be. 1heunsFa
4 man that makes a good medicine
Ored more than he who is an l-5.1 p .
war.
A fresh supply just received
A. Talbot, Druggist.
Price p cents per box Wi.a FOL. ---
April 20, 1915.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
TRUST SALE

In pursuance of a certain Deed ofTr..,
executed to me ON the 4tb day - NJ &c
to4i, oy Robert b. Houston. and duly re-
ee.usa IN Lafayette County, TO secure the
payment of certain debts therein oent;aas
ed. | will proceed to sell If The 60, 60,
'hoase 10 Holly Springs. Marshall County
Onthe 9Th Augns4. l845,
Iec'Ion .na 9. In township 7, range west of
.re OASIS meridian. in Lafayette County
!: ern,s cash The title TO said land is be-
s.as.: nesea 10 be good, but | will only convey
such title as have as trustee.
Fl. CRAFT, Trustee.
molly Springs, Feb. 26. IS45-n2s-
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
CHANCERY SALE

PURSUANT to an Interlocutorv De-
cree of the Circuit Court, for the COUNTY
of Marshall and Stale of Mississippi, upon
the Chancery eide of said Docket in the
suit of William FL. Marten e. al VS. Ballard
d. Matthews; | will on the lSt Monday
OF July l045, at the Court House in the
town OF Holly Springs, proceed to sell to
the highest bidder on a credit of six months
The purchaser giving bond, with good seen,
rlty, bearing interest from day of sale at
o per cent per annum. the following de.
scflbed tracts or parcels of lanG, living and
being IN Marshall County aforesaid. to wit
Lots No 73 and IS in the vicininitv of
HudsonvIlle. beng part Of the South East.
ern part of Section 30, Township 2. Rance
west containing So. Acres, Rood and
poles, more or less.
A. t. CARUTHERs
NE Clerk and Master.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
TRUST SALE.

In pursuance cf the terms =
trust made TO me as Trustee on =.
eighth day of April, A. D l'll. y.
knowledged and recorded 10 = y rr-
the Clerk ofthe Probate Cow, Y lf :
County, Mississippi. in Deed Ds. ~. :.
233 & 234-I shall sell al l,.
10 the highest bidder for e5sa, D.. 7 s,-
House 10 the town Of Hoiiy
Tuesday the 18Th day OF Nov. rgr
ls45. at II O'Clock N. The fps ! -
ORGAN now standing "a =. 80
Church in the town Of Holly r.5rr h +
Memphis. Tenn. May 3 i'''
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
BELLEYI lie, ILLINOIS,
FEBRUARY ID, 1871.
DR. a. G.. BRAGG:
Dear Sir

/
Dear ir:-Having had an
| opportunity Of Witnessing the wonderful effecl,
Of your Tonic Pills in the cure Of Chill and Fe-
yer and minutely acquaining myself with their
compositions unhesitatingly say that their a :
covery is OF immense value 10 the profession Of
Medicine.
Men OF a thorough knowledge Of the sicence
OF medicine who witness the effects Of these pills
on the economy OF life, will readily discover
their healihful aud cantrolling influence over
diseased action in the system. They arrest the
chill immediately, without heating the system or
efectlng the head in the least al The same time
producing general moisture OF the Skim, allay-
ing all anxiety, and giving resi- to the sufferer
Your pills, If tested, will doubtless take the place
OF the medicines now relied on for the cure OF
Chill and Fever lis superiority over such pre-
pafalonS VIII lead the afflicted 10 search fer the
heailng balm which will cool the fevered breast
The feelings of humanity alone lompt me To
recommend this Medicine TO the public as an
invaluable remedy for The above named diseases:
and sure preventive of Yellow Fever. Ague
and Fever, ami t'eVers in general. Moved alone
ey blgher than earthly considerations offer nv
testimony in favor Of your Tonic Pills. and
honestly belive they will prove real BLESSING
10 the afflicted
Yours with sentiments of respect
w. q. GOFORTH, MD.
For safe by E. A Talbot sign of the C.nldan
Mortar Holly Springs, and by r. M. BOYD Sa-
May "a, 1S45-n40-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

THIS writ ofat,achment having been re-
ufned eXecuted,--It is ordered by the
Court hat unless the defendant appear at
the next term ofthis Court, to be held on
!he frs; monday of september next, give
special Bail and plead jud cement will be
entered and the estate SO attached viii be
sold. II is further ordered by the our:;hat
copy ofthis order be inserted in the. "Hol
ly Springs Gazette" newspaper publish
&c IN the town Of Holly Springs, Mississip-
pi, once week for six weeks successive.
ly.
Test. ALEX'R T. CARUTHERS.
Clerk,
May 17th 1916. n39-6t