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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-18

HOLLY SPRINes, Nh.
The subscrib having undertaken the
direction of the above Eamed institution. re-
Gently under the superintendence of the
Rev. DR. Hawks, would inform the public
that it will be re-opened for the reception
of boys on the first of October next.
Competent assistants will be procured,
and such general arrangements made as
will secure, i. is trusted, the thorough edu-
cation of those who may be confied 10 his
care. DAVID G. PAGE,
Principal of ST. Thomas Hall
and
Rector OF Christ Church.
Holly Springs.
Sept. l3. lS45-4-tf
| Further particulars may be dscertd1ntd on
application 10 the folioring gentlemen:
RI. Rev'd James H. Otey.
/ Columbia, Ten.
Rev'd p w. Alston,
Hon. ]. w. Chalmers,
/ Col John d Martin,
-~-L-----1 I1s
Walter Goodman. Esq,
Holly Springs, Mi,
/ Col. Benz. Williams.
Marshall County,
Gen. r. T. Brownrigg.
Columbus, +"
George Yerger. Esq,
Reyd Charles Goodrich,
New Orleans.
Rtv'd Daniel S. Lewis.
ST Francisvile, La.
Rev. Samuel S. Lewis,
Mobile.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-18
Obttnarp.
OrtIs, I8I5

"I.saves have their time 10 tall
4nd 5,wers To wither al the north WIND $ orealh'
And stars 10 set; but all,
Tbou hasl all seasons f)r thine own " DE1Fa
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-18

Attorney and Counsellor mt Law
HOLLY SPRI NGS, MISS,
w ILL practice in the Circuit courts o
w Marshall, Tiprah Desoto and Pamela
counties the Chancery court al Holly Springs,
and High Cour; of Errors and appeals AZ jack
son and 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 Fonto-
soc.
May IT, 1si5-n39-tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-18

Taken up by James Brown x m''eS -
Fast of Holly Springs near the noun % -
Cuffawa one Bright Sorrei mare aooel 80
hands high blase face both hind ieet WINE as
rbove The nastOr joint color matks On oosn
sides O. The neck 6 years old, appraised I'd
eS5, 90.
October. 1. 1913.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-18
STRATTON, GOODLFTT. d 20.
Commission, Receiving ana
FORWARDING MERCHANTS.

MEMPHIS, TENN.
On Front Rosc-beireen Exchange Square
and Rail Road
They keep on hand constant supply HD :.
baoe;ng and Rope. Their friends IN Mar,
shall. can be supplied with bagg,ng ana
Rone from their house in Holy springs
Sept I3. lS45-f
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-18

NOTICE
rs hereby given that the undersigned, adm nls-
traitor of the estate OF VIM. q. Irvine, dec d
will. on the 4th Monday in Oci next, (oeing ne
Ist day of Probate Court Tor OCTOBER tefm i92a2J
r-sSen, his accounts To his honour II. NJ. YAM
cey. Judge OF The Probate Court Of Marshall
County, Miss, Tor lnal settlement and alion-
ance. Any person or persons having any CD
sections to such final settlement being maoei aIS
serebv required 10 attend on The above named
day Of Court, and make known their ooleetlo1a,
or this notice will be plead in bar OF all iasofe
liquidation. r,,,r, .ar,,, n he -
tate II w. G. Irvine deceased.
Qa~t % rG4S
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II OTI,C}E.
Northern Bank Of MiSSiSsiDpi.
Holly Springs, Aug Is IS45

Holly Springs, Aug Is lS45.
AT called meeting of the Bo ird OF Dr.
rectors held this day. il was
Resotred. That a call OF Ten d.llars on
each share Of the Capital stock of this in
stitut ion (ii being he 6th) be made on the
stock holders. to be paid on or before the
23d day of October next.
A true copy of the record.
II. VI. LUSHER. Cash'r
Extract from 4fh section of Amended
Charter. ..ln all cases payment shall be
made in Specie or notes of Specie paying
ba axis, the notes of :he Northern Bank ex-
cepted.
Auo 1o l845 -nl-9w
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-18

VIZ an continue the business in his own naHe'
sn,rr<pecifuily solicits Consignmenis OF Col.on
Pfn endering his Services as CoTIos
ron, all he can promise. IS 10 use ,se.. n Who NAV
ssvour him With their patronage.
~ O August 2nd, I645.--6n.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-18

3. TO PORTRAIT PAINTERS.
a FINE assortment of your Brushes, pest
n onalifv. lust received and Tor sale by
J. X. Christian 4 Go.
april 20 JehersoA s. 'Ae'''k'''
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-18
DaSsOLUTaON.

dissolution.
THE conartnership heretofore existing n
- nr,.ans under the firm of Mason & hee''hg
- :. I'm d,ssolre6 by mutual consent
mas oee w F. MASON.
EDWARD A. kEELlNG.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-18

u. srRATroS.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-18

O-,ober 81. ls45,
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BIZ II. Green, Aucfioneer.

BUILDING LOTS AM
HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTl0N-NVt
Monday, the 23d inst, shall expose to sale on Y
premises
Lot No. l3, in square No. 3l9, with the impIcsf
ment, viz: good two-story frame house ~
property fronts on 18th street, between U ono I,
streets.
Also, half lot No. 3, in square No 2s9, fron%l
lon street, north side, between 18th and ~
streets. i
Also, half lot No. 2, in square 5ls, fronting I
feet on G street; and part lot No 6, in the ~
square, fronting GO feet on Fl street; the two ~
lying between 4th and 5th streets, within Wv
walk Of the General Post and Patent Offices
Terms One-ffth cash; balance in six, tva~l
eighteen, and twenty-four months, for notes oe',
interest deed given and deed Of trust iaken II
|unquestionable.
The sale will take place, on the first named p.I|
|erty, at o'clock, p. m. immediately thereaII
will proceed to sell the property on F street, a%
half past o'clock will sell the properly n ~
1913. A. GREEN,
June l6 Auctonea.
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CIRCULAR TO PUBLIC OFFICERS AClEf
UNDER DIRECTIONS OF THE sECKh'I
RY OF THE TREASURY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June 10, ~,
|'CHE provisions ofthe act Of Sd March, lef. " (
4 curing that all letters, packages, anu
matters, received through the mail by oihce's
government after the first proximo SHAH DC Nv.
with postage, makes it desirable that re'reu't ~
|be effected in the mass Of papers Heretofore H.,
| United to this department. Much may w.
this respect, with advantage to the pubic . ~
by COMPRISING the statements and returns MY
by law or regulation, so as not to lessen 'nsas
|tinctness; and whenever more than one Is i H.
the same day to the same Office, to INCLUDE III n
upon one sheet, if their extent and character
low. In making communications to any . on
the department, care should be taken 70 IAN
them, so as to bring the hostages thereon WIZ
lowest possible limits. u
In regard to hostages charged on the lels'j I'D
lagos, and other matters, received by you ..,ar
the mail touching the duties or business OF =
flee, you will be pleased to keep an accou ,u,.r
same in detail, showing from whom eacn Is, ,s,s
is received, and the amount of posts,gge.. .nsnS
which account, verified by oath, you VIII sDd
this department at the close of each quar'e A,,r,
proper order will be Immediately given '''f
'' payment RI WALKER
Secretary Of the Tr'''"'
June 13-dlwif lNhe1
[Constitution, United States Journal anu
al lntall,aonear I
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PURSUANT to an order of the Lord Chancellor
i any person or persons claiming to be the heir
heirs at law, and next of kin, entitled under
the statute of distributions Tin case he were now
Dougle, formerly of Lloyd's Coffee House, in the
city Of London, underwater, but now Of Dunston
Lodge Asylum, near Newcastle upon Tyne, in
the county Of Northumberland, (being of unsound
mind } forthwith to in and prove their kin
bred before the commissioners in lunacy at their
office, No. As Lincolns Inn Fields, in the county OF
Middesex, or, in default thereof, they will be excu.
ded the benefit of the said order.
APRIL 26, 1S45
Let this advertisement be forthwith published in
THE London Gazette, Times, Morning Herald, Edn.
burgh Journal, and Berwick and Kelso Warder and
American papers.
ED. wINsLow.
June 21-1aw3w
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BIZ II. Green, .Auctioneer.


| VERY FINE HOUSEHOLDAND KITCHEN
v FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-On Thurs
|day, the 26th instant, shall SELL at 10 o'clock m
lat the residence Of Lieut.. Ward, on the corner Of
18th and Fl Streets his household and kitchen fur
niture, which is well kept, and Of the best quality
u enumerate, in part
Mahogany sideboard, dressing, and other
bureaus
do dining, breakfast card, and centre
tables
do parlor, arm, and hair-seat chairs
do marble-top wash and dressing stands
do French bedseads and wardrobes
do sofa, ottomans and junction chairs
Feather-beds and bedding, hair and shuck mat
tresses
French post bedsteads and toilet sets
Androns, shovels, tongs, and tenders
Cane and wood-seat chairs, pine tables, &c.
Mantel and kitchen clocks, astral, solar, and
other lamps
Plated fruit baskets, ivory handle knives and
forks
Full set Chinese waters, girandoles, &c.
Brussels, ingram, and venetian carpets
China, glass, and crockery ware
Also, good lot of kitchen utensils, among which
|are lot of bock-tin dish covers.
| Terms: All sums of and under S25, cash; all
sums over S25; credit Of sixty and ninety days,
for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
A. GREEN
June 20--d Auctioneer.
| Will be added to the above sale
A good well-toned German rosewood piano-forte.
THE attention of the public is particularly invited to
this SALE there is something worthy of their at
Itention.
A. GREEN,
June 81 Auctioneer
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EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,

EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Harrisburg, June 10, l845.
The President Of the United States has announced
that Andrew Jackson departed this life on Sunday,
the 9Th instant. The nation pauses at this announce
ment il is proper that the business in the execu-
tive departments should be suspended for day, as
a testimony of respect for the illustrious dead.
direct the Offices of the secretary of the Com
auditor general, State treasurer, and
surveyor general, attorney general, and adjutant
general, be put in mourning, and that they be closed
during the whole day tomorrow.
FRS. r. SKUNK.
In pursuance Of the above recommendation, the
office ofthe attorney general was closed yesterday.
Psnnsylpaniae.
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a CARD.-The subscriber hereby respectfully
n gives notice to his customers, that they will all
be called upon about the LIST July, when he expects
every to be prepared to settle his account either
by cash or short notes. as this is absolutely
Try in order to enable him to meet his engagements.
c. III. JAMES,
Penn av. corner I4th and sts
June 21-Jl
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On motion, il was

On motion, it was
Resolved Tha, these proceedings be published in all thu
papers Of the borough
Signed by the officers.
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|fespect 10 the lustfous deceased.
Resored That the general committee appoint commit
|tee OF FIVE with the committee Of the common
council and Of this Tammany society
The Chair appointed as such committee Messrs-
Broderick, Maclay, Anderson, Murphy, and Kellogg
ELIJAH F. PURDY, Chairman.
Isaac Y; Fowler, Secretaries.
OLIVER CHARLicK,
THE DEMOCRATIC-REPU YOUNG
MEMS GENERAL COMMITTEE.
At a meeting Of the neutrality-suspicious. young
mems general committee, held at Tammany Hall on
"Wednesday evening, the 18th inst, committee of
five was appointed TO draught resolutions expressive
|of the of this committee on the affective dspen
Isation which has Just befaen this nation. Where
upon the following gentlemen were appointed to car
Try the same into effect
BENZ. s. Hart, W. B Aiken, J. b. Hetherington,
N. b. Graham, and J. s. Carpenter.
Whereas has pleased the Almighty in his wisdom to
remove from the his usefulness and to release FROM
his suherngs the revered and venerable patriot Andrew
|man-the afectonate husband-the mighty warrior-an
apostle Of democracy in its broadcast and most imitable
whose preceps and examples afford an incentive to
THE present generation well to millions yet unborn
impress ofwhose mighty mind not only lumines the
history OF the pasta sage whose almost
land ennobng thought to the latest hour Of his exist
whose eYenfui life now sdorn its annaisHwhose warming
voice was raised in vain, when the liberties OF hs
country were threatened by enemies man. whose iron
Twill and nexibe integrity purity Of purpose him
through to the last in consonance with the
timony Of the rreparabe loss we sustained the
great national calamity which has beallen u.s. and mas
Ii.
grave and have stamped upon his history the impress OF
BED resoised 1asfhis general committee will join their
fellowczens In such public demonstration Of respect
land sorrow as may be recommended by the common coun
Resolred, That committee Of FIVE be appointed to carry
the foregoing resolution into effect.
fhac tttaan will Anha
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL
COMMITTEE.

At meeting of this committee, held at Tammany
Hall, Thursday, June 10 inst, the following com
|mittee was appointed to prepare resolutions express
|slve OF the sense of the committee the subject Of
the demise of General Andrew Jackson Messrs.
|Broderick, Maclay, Kellogg, Peck, and Pentz; who
|submitted the following preamble and resolutions,
(which were adopted and ordered to be published:
Whereas the Creator OF the world has been pleased TO
bring to final close the earthly existence General An
DREW JAcxsoN late President Of the United Pro-
nounce him of the first OF the age and you win
mot have done him justice. Class him among the mighty
men who have adorned and dignfed every age cline
from the creation OF the world and where shall find
who can justly claim to take precedence Of the immortal
|Jackson1
find whereos the general committee partakng deeply
this national bereavement and being impressed with the
Importance which belongs to the fame and Of the
Industrious deceased soldier statesman and patriot
whose life has been devoted to the sacred oil
liberty, and whose character and unceasng efforts have
any otheree that they express the
cslm mature judgment ofihe American people, when they
hold him TO mankind as and noble example Of hu
greatness worthy Of the emulation Of the rising gene
ration through all time; therefore,,
and good man, whose memory Is patriotism to love,
regard his death In the light Of national calamity
for though his body has departed from its earthly stage
his spirit and still will continue exercise
their beneficial influence the destnies Of his beloved
country; and further consoled by the proud priv
ege Of directing upon him the contemplation OF world
as he stands ranked with the immortal Washington
and Jefferson spoess specimen Of republican purity anc
ResOired That the death Of Gen Andrew jackson ar
event Of deep bereavement TO his age and country 1t
descent to the grave Of the man. who beyond all
peonhed the spirit and progress Of the times in which he
lived He has impressed HIS character upon OF ou
history and in coming centuries he will stand before hs
world as mighty personicaton Of the spirit of inst
utons His name die. We mourn his departur,
from among MS but for oursclvesnot for him
Inc work Of ms life competehis duties 10 his country
perfectedhe measure Of his glory full and In the Christian
beauty Of his death after having witnessed in his great ca
profound example Of how great man should die.
Resolved That the members Of the general committee viii
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FRUITS AND FRUIT TREES
June 20 r. TAYLOR.
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|nN COURTS MARTIAL-their constitution
" and practice; the law of evidence, &C., by Capt.
simmons, royal artillery; l vol, London, ls43.
Notes on Military Law, and Proceeding of Courts
Martial, by Capt. Griffiths; VOL, London IS4l.
Military Law Authorities, by Maj. w. Hough,
|4Sth regiment; VOL, Calcutta, 1882
Delafons on Naval courts Martial; VOL, Lon
don.
Macarthur on Naval Courts Martial; VOL Lon
|don.
Tytler's Military Law; VOL
Mocomb's Practice of Courts Martial; vol.
Proceedings Of Military Court Of Inquiry on
|Gens. Scott and Gaines; / vol
For sale by
F. TAYLOR.
- Several other writers on the subject will
|bs received by the British steamer just arrived al
Boston. June 81
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THE PATAPSCO FEMALE lNsmimrsl
Il at Ellicott's Mills, near Baltimore, W." Son
K Mrs. LMcoLs PHELPs, principal, WI .; ;o.isrl
he summer session, from the 7th OF may y" I
May 2l-lawtlstJuly
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From the Pennsylvania June 20.
TOWN MEETING-ANDREW JACKSON

AoVIN GAA4NS-h4NDhIV JhSihoOAN'
We publish, in another column, the proceedings
|of meeting held yesterday morning in one of the
county court rooms, for the purpose of making
some public demonstration of respect to the memo
Try Of The distinguished soldier and patriot Andrew
Jackson. 1t will be that committee has been
appointed, composed of citizens of all parties, to
make the necessary arrangements for some public
demonstration, to testify the affection of the citizens
|of the city and county of Philadelphia for one
whose patriotism has never been questioned, whose
Integrity has never been mpeached, and whose love
of country, from early boyhood to the last moments
|of we-spent and eventful life, was evidenced in
every crisis through which we have passed. Ii
would seem, and rejoice in the fact that in this
ease partisan feelings are buried, and all de-
|sirous, whatever may have been their party predi-
ections to do honor to- and manifest their regret at
1.-The loss of one whose acts have left an inefaceable
impress upon the age and upon the country, and
who is entitled, if any one is, to the commentator,
"Well done, good and faithful servant"
1t will be seen that the recorder of the city pre-
sided at the meeting, and that the mayors Of the
city and of the Northern Liberties are Of the COM
mttee of arrangements, assisted by able colleagues,
land we have no doubt that they will make such ar
Engagements as will be perfectly satisfactory to all.
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|gence of a nations bereavement. General Jackson
lis no more! The greatest man of his age--he whom
IA nation delighted to honor, is numbered with the
dead! What more can we sayi Let those indulge
liza panegyrics at this time who can; our gnef hnds
mo relief in words. We will not intrude upon the
|sanctity of a nations grief.
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From the Harrisburg Argus
DEATH OF GEN. JACKSON.

DEATH OF GEN. JACKSON.
In the providence of God General Andrew jack
son. the patriot warrior, and sage, has closed his
mortal career. The termination Of life so distin-
guished for brilliant exploits and effective useful
meas is well calculated to produce deep and solemn
emotions The nation mourns. The people, for
whose good he toiled, and fought, and shed his
Hood. are overwhelmed with the immensely Of their
loss. Their consolation will be, when time shall
have modified their grief that he had filed the meas
ure Of his country's glory, and been permitted to
see the full fruiton of his hopes and plans for her
welfare. In view of this glorious contamination OF
his labors, and like ga shock Of corn fully ripe" he
has descended to the tomb, followed by the tears
and benedictons Of millions of freemen. We deep
ly sympathise with every portion Of the community
in The bereavement with which we have been visited
and while the event. in the nature of things, could
not have been wholly unlocked for, we all mus
realize the astounding force of the blow. May the
Power that inflicted, give resignation under the
stroke; and, while we cherish the memory of Gen
Jnckson,s services and sacrifices in behalf Of oul
common country, may we endeavor to initiate the
example of his more than Roman virtue and pa
triotism.
We are IN deep, sad, solemn mourning The South
crn mail Of this morning brings to us the sad inse|
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W, are b, deep, sad, solemn mourning. The South
ern mail Of this morning brings to the sad inteli
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Gun couNTRY's BRIGHTEST STAR is sET-JAcKsoN
IS NO moRE.-It is with feelings of the deepest sor
row. that we announce to our readers the sad intel
eence of the death of Andrew Jackson, the great
sst and best man of his day. No country ever los
/ wiser or braver-none ever possessed wiser
statesman or An ADLER champion-none ever lost Q
more patriotic citizen or devoted friend But we are
unable to express our feelings on this occasion
Let those comment who are unaffected--we cannot
lStark Coanty (Ohio) Democrat.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-08
REVOLUTION IN MEXICO AND FALL OF
SJNTI INI,

The from Mexico today, by way OF New Or
leans, o the highest Importance bears the stamp Of
authenticity. 1t clear the fall OF Santa Ana'.
long sustained power nnger doubt, and
that he who for period Of - years has been
bitter uf others fate, i suppliant for his own"
What shape the Revolution viii assume-wh,Iher the
interests # Mexico and of Civilization will be promoted
by the termination OF Gen Santa Ana's asceudoUcy-or
whether that will lead Increased disorder aud
darker anachy-can only be sscerianed by time. That
the successful party viii profess unbosnded devotion
Liberty and the People. ami determination effect all
that the People wish effected nave manner OF doubt
That they possess the inclination perform what they
promise possible but that they control events
worthy Liberty, who ignorant Anow its value II
20 use it w!s,ly-this not prepared believe
MezcO will continue the prey OF intestine disorder and
anarchy, until Chief arises with the adequate energy
and vigor impose his yoke upon her populaon-f fitted
they are be Slaves and unqualified be reomon
4 nearer quesuon-near to this couniry-remaus To
be considered How will this revolution in Mexico
alice; the UBed States flow will it affect the question
IT Texas Gnnexaon and for .x months past so prom
ineut and absorbing
We can but express fears that the revolution in
gniayofaby the parry comprising nnquesiOnaby I'M
majority of the American People, who regard an
nexation all OF doubtful benefit and the
which the Tylerian Dynasty proposed involving and
cpmprehending robbery. We understand that the I'm.
medatsts consider the fai Santa Ana highly favo-
rab!e To- their iniquilous views.