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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-03-01
raon rur HARTFORD (coss., TINES.

PAINFUL SuicInE-The friends Of Gen. SAMUEL L. PR
XIV, of East Hartford became alarmed his absence on the
night of the 18th instant He left his house with the nten
ton Of visiting his powder mills situated the Hockanum
river in Scotland society in that He appeared TO be
in depressed state of mind whom he left and his friends
started after him when they found that he did not return
the proper time The result Of their search was in finding
his corpse in the Hockanum river short distance from his
mills razor-case also found on the bank near his
ovecoa in which he had placed what money and papers he
bad about him. His throat sufficiently to deprive
him of life.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-03-01

We il stated in the Columbia Is. ca Chronicle that
the Rev. FERDINAND JacoRs his wife, child, and nurse all
died on the night Of the 2la umo, Of pneumonia, at York
vile, in that State Mr. Jacobs Pastor Of the Pesbyte
ran Church and Principal Of the Female Academy Of tina,
village.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-03-01

SouSDSrss or MIsD--A lawyer, (says the New York
Journal Of Commerce. who was estyng in one of the courts
IN relation 10 mans sanity, said al have no doubt Of the
old gentleman being perfectly at the time referred to.
recoec that he refused pay my costs or at least he
made me strike several items OH my BILL"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-03-01
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.

To secure for the following the undivided atten-
ton OF our readers, il will be sufficient for us TO
state that il is from the pen Of of the ablest iu-
rists of our country.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-03-01

The steamer Hbernio at Boston, from Liverpool brought
the largest mail received from the other side Of the
Atlantic She had y thousand letters in her mail bags and
about hundred and forty bushels Of newspapers.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-03-01

The mammoth steamship Grea Britain is supplied with
hioboats constructed principle, and capable of carry
ing four hundred persons.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-03-01

Number Of american and Foreign pesses which cleared from
ports IN the United States during The gear ending June
80, 1914.
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IRELAND.

The repeal question in Ireland has been thrown into the
shade by agitation Of very different and unexpected cha
racer The requests act has created difference OF opinion
only among the Catholic ay but among the higher or
ders of the clergy The excitement accustomed by tins inca
sure had in no degree subsidized when rumored that the
Government had opened negotiation with the Pope for the
purpose Of connecting the Irish Catholic Church with the
State either by making provision for the clergy by OBJ
tanning concordt giving the Crown the nomination OF the
prelates
This rumor apparently took all parties by surprise but be-
fore there had been much time for the expression of public
matt of Ireland published letter addressed him by the
Propaganda at the command Of the Pope charging him TO
,dmonsh all eccesiascs and especially those of Episcopal
rank to abstain from taking any part in political meetings or
dinners and studiousy to avoid what may lightly ex
cite or aritato the flock committed to them" Mr. OConneI
al once pronounced this TO be not canonica document
and the Prmae consequently thought necessary to publish
letter Mr.. OConne, expressing his surprise and sor
that he had ventued to make such assertion and sta
ting that the document had been submitted to all the preas
Of his church, who had agreed to abide by its nunctions
The Archbishop in postscript referred to the concordt
insdous scheme which he will Join the prelacy Of
Ireland in opposing destructive Of the independence and
purity OF their religion These facts will suffice to show that
the rumored negotiations with the Pope had obtained very
general credit The letter Of Archbishop Crol however
has had the effect Of producing official communication from
the Lord Lieutenant which the whole question al rest
Lord Heytcbuy addressed letter TO Archbishop Murray in
forming him that he has been instructed give to him and
to Archbishop Croy the strongest assurances the part Of
the Government that there has existed the slightest
tenon Of entering into any negotiation with the Papa See
upon the subject Of a concorlatn
In the time the letter received by the P1mate from
the Propaganda obviously directed against the repeal ag
taton that has reused general spirit of hostility TO the
Pope among all classes Of repeaers Mr. OConnel has apo
ogzed TO Archbishop Croy for stating that the rescpt Of the
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-03-01
AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE.

The following is copy of the communication
made by the President to Congress on Thursday,
on the subject of the African Slave Trade:
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-03-01

Royal Bqparm Chamberlain Lieutenant General aae
Aiddc- Camp 10 his Majesty The King, Commander ofh
Order of Cri Merit othe Bararian CroDn, Of the GreeA
Order of the Sariour, ofthe British Military Order ofH
Bath, knight Of the Royal French Order Of the Legion
Of Honor, and Lordof Nofzing.
To DIR. G. FLuzEI,
ConsuiofMe U. s. Of ~ America IN LEIPZIG.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
MARRIED.

u Memphis, on the morning OF the 2lst Octo-
tr bY The Rev. Starke, OF the Methodist
scopai Church, GEORGE WEST, Esq. OF
eN place, 10 Miss SEIGNlORA FEYTON
ELCAN, eldest daughter of Mrs. Robert w.
Cenents
,..Oa Wednesday, the 29.h Oct. By the Rev. J.
Y Y Blackwell, Mr.. JAMES l.. PHILIPS, TO
VS. HENRY ANN ELIZA YARBROUGH,
a. % Ibis county.
with the above notice, we acknowledge the
'siP, Of large portion Of the brides-cake, for
'-ch The Bride and Bridegroom will please ac-
t@our best wishes tor their future happiness
\ Peace and pleasure attend the place OF their
--''aiion, and prosperity ligh, their pathway
ugh every turmoil Of life; and in the domeS-
'IeIe may care be stranger, and 10 trouble
-a'siTess may the door ever be closed; may
'eeeive, in opulent profusion, Heavens
gus in this and the life to come.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08

To THE MERCHANTS GRoCERs &c, OF
MEMPHIS Your attention is called 70
the Holly Springs Gazette" as good
medium thr ough which 10 make your bu
siness known to the people of North Mis-
sissippI The Gazette. we have no doubt
has a better circulation IN Marshall Coun'
" tran any other paper IL a'so has a
good circulation In the Counties Of IIppah,
Lafayette. De Soto and Panola, and sew
eral other ofthe adjoiningcounties. There
Of these Counties o Memphis. and we be-
Iieve that it would be to the interest Of the
business men of Memphis. to have their
cards inserted in the Gazette.
Advertisements len with Messrs. Stratton
GoodIer & Co, will be forwarded to US al
Holly Springs.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
CHANCERY SALE

PURSUANT to an in.erlocuiorv de-
cree of the Distsicl Cbancery Cou, at Hol
y Springs. IN the suit OF Edmund y. b
J. Willis ef al against Mary Lane et al
viii. on Monday the Fl ST day OF Decem>
Der next, at the Court House door in Hol-
y Springs, sell TO the hlghesl bidder on a
tredii of six months, Lot No 6 on Sec. 50
7. 3 r. West, containing between 80 and
53 acres. Bond and good security, bear.
iag interest, will be n nquired
JAMES c. ANDERSON,
Oct 25, IS45-I0-5i
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08

COMMAND OF TEMPER.-A perfect com
manG OF ones temper al all times and under
a'I circumstances, is one Of the most desIra-
BIZ things ia the world; and few as they
are who ever possess it, il is in reality
very easily acquired. Ii may AL be done
BY strictly adhering to the following reso-
Iunons. Whenever you feel angry, ILL.,
naured, yextd, o. insulted. never do any>
Thing, or say anything. which would give
expression 10 that feeling, until II is entirely
abaled BY practicing rigidly on this rule
You viii soon, instead Of being the slave o
YOUR passions, make those passions your
scrvunts.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
ADMINISTRATIONS A NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appoin-
ted, a, the October Term, ls45, OF the Pro-
bate Court OF Marshall County Mississippi.
administrator Of the essate OF Hogh Wal.
ker Dec. hereby notifies all persons lndebt-
elto said estate to make imunmedlate pay.
ment, and those having claims against said
estate to present them within the time
prescribed 3y law. or else they will be for
ever barred
JOSEPH c.. SMITH. Adna'r.
Nov LIST. 1S45. NIL ow.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08

No, that goblet-it is false
ST5ouph sparkling bright il seems,
There's poison in that bright red cup,
Min woe and death it beams.
Usuld'st thou avoid the thousand ills,
Oar fleeing lives pursue,
rrogeb no. that cup: its banelul smile
Ismeant TO ruin you.
liz soue fair nymph. that Syren like,
Would WOO thee to her shade.
TIN brartIess gaze with bitter scorn
TTnon the wreck she made.
UouH's u thou preserve Thy innocence,
Thy purity of soul,
r7,or, Guilt and sins pointed stain,
on 10 not touch that BOWL
yVouId'st thou preserve thy mortal frame
From al untimely grave,
Diseases aud pain, InfirmIlIes,
And other aIls we havel
Tbv noble mindl would'st have its
strength
Improving with thy growth.
Embracing all that's beautl al
And health alike TO both!
Touch MOI that cup; its tempting look
viii lascinate 10 death,
And like the smooth deceilful sea
What dangers lurk benearhi
lis ike the venom'd serpehrs bite
Tanning thy life blood tast.
And ike the adder's deadly wound,
Twill sting thee at the last.
Thou hast a Uife-whose cheTisIid d
smiles
Cheering with love thy young heart
now,
Add every Joy that love can ask
That fond heart freely doth BE- stow.
And pledge TOO perhaps has given
Oflove's remember'd d momen's flown,
Then would st thou bear to see it riven,
That fond heart helpless and alonel
Torn from thy arms Thy little ones,
Begging their bread from door to door,
Or wand ring on in helpless woe,
And numbeI'd with the famIshed poorl
And thou. perhaps drunken sot.
The laughing stock of other men,
Thy LIE curse-thy end despair
On do not touch the goblet then.
j. T.. H., U. 8. -.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
sTcKLY SEASON.


There is not man, woman, or child bu
should Ia ke medicine n this season OF the year.
but more especially at this present Time: for
there probably were never 50 nanY causes
existing al perioi as there are now, 50 likely
produce a state OF sickness. The repeated chan
ses IN the atmosphere, by acting as they DO up
on the constitution. and quaii.y OF The blood IL
self give occasion for The most fatal and malig-
nant disorder. The bile becomes land ofien
without any wafning.) IN mosl acrimonious
condition from these repeated changes, and a.
the stomach and bowels have been neglected
previously the first symptoms require immedt-
ate attention Even those Who have healthy
disposition of body are subject To sickness under
these circumstances Therefore % prevent any
danger we oughf carefully 10 guari against
eoStIve state OF our bowels Once o. twice they
houla be evacuated in p hours. There are
many cau.es which produce unhealthy blood.
~ofne times il may arise from gfiei, al others
xhen the system IS in a state OF inineSs u can
axe niaee IRON sudden Joy close application e
! literary undertaking can produce il-in all ca
es y here many persons have 10 be seen and spo-
yen To- which producing nervous eN cateE1eats a
; fertile SQUIRE Of uslealthg blood occa>ioniag
II II STOW nerVoas fever which has carried co
some of our besI men, men martyrs 20 their rep
atafion bur which kB0wIedge of the powers D
tsrandrethfs Pills would have prevented, Those
who siesIr, % ~eeure their health, under almos
any adverse circumstances, an do SO BY having
ReAnpeEThis Pills on hand and al once resort
4ny 10 them when the first FEELINGS OF disorder
axe place in heir bodies. As IhiS advice Is u~ed
u viii ti4r health be- The time vii yei be "a ben
ored more than lie who IS an sdePt IN The al OF
var
A fresh supply Just received aud fer sale b I
A Talbot Druggist.
Pfice 25 cents per box with tall directions
Apr! - i545- 81
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
District Chancery Coart of the STATE Of
Mississippi al Holly Springs.
Walter Goodman
$50 VS.. Otc. Rule 1845
Sept. i 3lh Is 45.

Walter Goodman
Thomas p Moore.
u. ON opening the matters of this Bill 1t
appearing to the satisfaction Of The Court,
that the defend int, Thomas P. Moore.ls not
an inbabitant of the State of Mississippi, but
resides beyond the limits thereof, so that
the ordinary process OF the Court cannot De
served on him.
Therefore it is ordered That unless the
said defendant appear before the Vlve
Chancellor at the Court room IN Holly
Springs, on the first Monday of January
next, and plead answer or demur, TO the
Comp mplaiuants Bill, the several allegations
thereof as to him, will be taken for confess
ed, and such order and degree made there
in as shall appear equitable and just. And
il is further ordered mat copy OF this order
be inserted in the aHolly Springs Gazette
a new spaper publish cd in the town of Hob
Is Springs. Mississippi. once a week ior
Two mouths, successlvely.
JAMES G. ANDERSON, CFk.
ABSTRACT.
Charges: Thai on the Sth of April IL 80
Defendant Executed his deed OF trust by
which he conveyed 10 Edward One his
| right to one sixth part OF the profits arising
| ar 10 arise from the investment OF S2o40UO
more or less. in lands purchased for ac'
| counts Of the New York AlsssssIppi and
Arkansas land Company, in trust 10 secure
% Complainant the payment of two notes,
eac b for $500, one due Ssh March 1870.
The other 18Th March IS4I with Interest
rom ieda Said deed of Trust was ac-
knowiedged ey Defendant on the sin OF
April 1889 aud recorded IN The offlce OF
.he clerk Of the Probate Court OF Desoso
County 21nd June 1889. Charges that
one Of the trustees died about the month oi
April ls45 without having done any act
in execution of the trust; and that said
Defendant has not paid the debt intended TO
besecnred by said trust and that 10 conse-
ounce of Orne's deaih the same cannonl
esexecuted.
PRArER. that new Trrstee be appofn-
tee IN the place of said Ofne deceased
cdhed and vested with the same powers.
aswas vested in said Osne BY sai1 deed o.
Iinst Suggest The name Of Nifiam :
Williams as 4 fl aud suitable pee sesa 10 Dc
appointed srustee.
WM. f. STEAkNS. Sol
Nov Ist le45. hi <m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08

N-fIshs County nn the 25th Oct Mr.. DrNcAS =
tgS aged - years, one month and p
r,.- A1oiect Of this obituary notice was for
c.. seArs al Elder Of the Presbyte rian
t,.,.ss and tew men. ID the walks Of life. con-
b..s 1nSelves with so much prudence, pie
nas. N1''s'ian devotion. He was one of the
hu-.. works of God, an hon -st man, and died
'a hJ all who knew him.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
iszzs-7esS7zr7rrFs - s = T
~ |! !: ] ].
sick or Nervous

-E-sCsau0CnC- -SANA OE - SEhONS
= HOSE whohave suffered aud are weary of
| suffering with this distressing complaint vi
ind Peters Issetabli Pltts q remedy al once
certain and immediai in - effects Oae single
dose OF The piifS taken soon rs the headache :
selt coming on, viii cure il IN one hour entire =
As remedy i'm Simmer sad ba,-cl realfI4intS
hey display their wonderful eOWer> 10 admin
ION anu ate tir SupsfioT To any ihias IN use Tor
those complaints
In Dggapsia and Ltsef eorag,aisss lie stand
unriValled
Many have been cured in a iew weeks ti,er
aaVing suffered ahdes the dreadful complaint
Inhabi}ual eoStirsscSs thev are a .,iae,l1v sore-
r!or . any Vegetable Pul ever ought 8 tofe
he pubic. and one 90 cell box viii e>Iabii~a
heir surrfiSins virtues aud place them bes sud
de reach OF done N the e>tiuIat ion 81 eVety IA
diyidsat
They are invaluable in nervous aud bvpoei on
fieai affections loss .. appetite, aud ali COM
maintS Il which lrmale> alone are >ubiect
They are mild Ia tAclr action and convey al
post immediate conviction o. their utility from
he first dose they may he Ia ken b. persons
any aSe, and The feeble, the infTm, the nervous
ard delic te are strengthened by their operations
because they clear be system of tad humorS.
quiet nervous irrilabilily and invariably pro-
duce sound health.
Upwards oltkres baadrei rad sereufp kfoasaaa
boreS OF these inestinabie pills have been sold
within The laSl TIVE ve mouths in three SIaet
alone, and more than three times the same quan
sity IN other states.
As an anu bil Gus medicine no family should
DC without them. \ single trial OF them il more
satisfactory than th0aSaBd certificates
In I'm >outhc!imate, taese Pills are admins
tered with uniform SaccesS. Formore than ten
years The verdict OF their efficiency has been pro-
uounced; and could jury 81 all they have reiiev-
ed be summoned from The North, the Suuth The
East, AMI The West, millions OF voices would b.
heard IN acclamatlun-oi their matchleSs proref-
lies. The child and the adult-the youth aud
decrepid old man-both sexes and q h aseS-mav
alike take these Pills with safety and The certain
1 Y offehef- Prtce ny cents per b0c.
Be caaetuI TO observe, thar on lac c,ver of each
box GA tbe tia) is stamped "PErERs' VEGErAsLz
! PILLS."
Peters Pills for sale. wholesale and retail al
! New York prices in Holy Springs al the Drug
| sore OF X. Z. Lewis; al Lawrence y Warren's, ),
| North Mt peasants in Salem bY r NJ Boyd
| and Leake & Mcdonald and or enquiry, vii.
be found in every town and al most .. he coun-
| try stores IN this State. Be careful to gel Peters
Vegetable Pills, and DO not be induced 10 Try
other pills.
Feb p, 1S4I--lf
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08

MR. Clay "A frankfort paper of a late
jic slys.-"Mr. Clay spent several days
Of Jas, week in Frankfort. two OF which
we're employed in the argument OF an im>
r0rant cause in the Court of Appeals -
Ile was in fine health and spirits, looking
far better than we have seen him IN ten
wars. 10 his argument displayed the
u7lcty which sparkIed in his brilliant orr
aory thirty years agO-so say those who
are old enough to remember his style so
ong ago. Memphis EenqHirer.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
NOTICE.

THE undersigned having, ut the May
Term. ls45. &C The Probate Court of Mar.
shall County Mississippi. been appointed
administrator Of the Estate of Larkin Ma
eers Deed. hereby requested all persons
,ndehted 10 said Estate TO come forward and
make pavment and all persons having
claims against said Estate are hereby noti>
6sd - nr..ssnt them for settlement in the
,;,,,. ,,resrr he'd bv law or they will be for
ever haired. This 2Ssh Oct. lS45.
WM, WRIGHT.k4dnl'r.
Nov. l.t lS45. hi. ow-
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
DIR. Lacounl's TOOlhaehe Elixer,

Is sure, speedy and certain cure for the
most distressing and painful disease that cau
afflict the human frame In almost ali eases
Of fooTHAcaE, 81 arises from diseased stale oI
The parts, which exposes 10 the action OF the al
no>pheric air, the NERVE and internal surface
Of the carious OF rotten tooth, and a cure must
sc effected ether by rendering those parts ex-
posed imperviouS to Toe action OF The air. The
above remedy i particularly adapted 10 destroy
he Nerve, with the slightest injury To the other
teeth. There is not The slightest danger in lis
ipplciion, nor il IL painful In its effects; Price
only 80 cents with directions. For sale in Hoi-
y springs by L. a Talbot, sign OF the Golden
Mortar.
Nav II 1915 I2m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08

THE GAME OF LOVE is the same, wheth'
e he players be clad in velvet or holden
grey. Beneath The giIded ceilings of q
allce, or the lowIy ralter Of a cabin, there
sre the same hopes and fears, the same
la.ousies and distrusls. and desponding; for
aloT OIL, The stake i human happiness
slaher be who risks 1t be peer or peas
sn,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
sT. THOMAS HALL.
HOLLY SPRINGS. Nh.


The subscriber having undertaken the
direction of the above named Institution re-
Gently under the superintendence OF the
Rev. DIR Hawks. would inform the public
that it will be re opened for the reception
IF BOYS on the fl st of October next.
Competent assistants VIII be procured
and such general arrangements made as
will secure, il is trusted, the thorough edu
cation of those who may be confded to his
care. DAVID G. PAGE,
Principal of St Thomas Hall
Rector OF Christ Church,
Holly Springs
Sept IS, lS45-4-f
Farther particulars mag be dscertdined on
application 10 the foliolring gentlemen:
Ri. Rev'd James H. Otey.
Columbia, Ten.
Rev'd r. w. Aston,
Hon. ]. w. Chalmers,
Col John ID Martin,
Henry Anderson. ESQ,
Walter Goodman. Esq,
Holly Springs. MI
Col. Benz. Williams.
Marshall County, ''
Gen. r. It. Browning.
Columbus,
George Yerger, Esq.
vicksburg,
Rev'd Charles Goodrich.
New Orleans.
Rev'd Daniel s. Lewis.
ST. Francisville. La.
Rev. Samuel s. Lewis,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
DR.. IL. W. RaGGS.

Having permanently located ia Lamar, Miss.
Respectfully lenders his professional Services
10 The citizens and surrounding country. His
practice vii; be uuely Botanic strictly IN aecor-
dance with the PRINCIPLES and practice OF the
Botanieo Medical College of Ohio.
lamar, Miss. Oct. % Iei5.-4m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
n f. w
NEW
DRUGS.
ia IA ssAlA GTa

(At the Sign Of the Golden Novtar)
TT AS just opened his Spring supply Of Fresh
l. / and Genuine Drugs. Medi, ines, Paints, oils
Window Glass, Putty. Sc.
sl Country Physicians and others. WHO wish
for GOOD DRUGS, are invited 10 call. he IS
constantly receiving supplies from The North,
bv which arrangement he is enabled TO have
FRESH DRUGS at all times Having been
in the business for several years al the North, he
thinks be can offer his services as Druggist
with confidence. His stock consists in part OF
he following articles:
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
William I. StearnS,
Attorney and Counseor at L n w
HOLLY STRINGS. MISS,

w Marshall, Tippah, Desoto and Pamela
counties the Chancery court at Holly Springs,
and High Court OF Errors and appeals "a Jack
son aud give his attention to the collection OF
such claims, in any part of North Mississippi
al can be sued on in the Federal court at Ponto
soc.
May IT. Isi5-n39-u
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
Obttnarp.

A,as L-aveS have their time 10 fall
"O~erS 10 wither nj the north winds breath
Ia And stars 10 set; but alb
AaSta all seasons for thine own, O DEATa!
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08

Taken up BY COL j. J. Milom 8 miles
North west uf Cnula homa one mare mule
one eye out about seven years old no other
marks or Brands. Appraised TO $4,000
JAS. Fl. SWAN. Ranger.
Nov. Sth lS45