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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10
From tha Ladies National Magazine.
THE HEIRS CHOICE.
BY MRS. C. G. MORTON.

Have you heard iha, Henry Conner
is expected home This week. said Pat
tv Allen, a, the sewing circle of eur
village, looking up from her work As
she spoke, as If announcing something
of Importance
sNo indeed! You don't say so! -
La now!' were the various e CALCULATIONS
that responded 10 her remark. DO
tell. is he rich and handsome as they
say!'
Il had the news from his aunt SAID
H4lty. He is to be home on Sa,ur-
dav. Father says he will he the rich
es, man in the county. for he has got
all his uncle's estate, and DIR Parker
was The first Physician here for thirty
years
Then the old mansion will be open
ed once more said Ellen Eden, look
ing up with enthusiasm III her fine
ewes: III is so dull aud gloomy now. in
spite offs magnificent belt al trees. and
every thing about il seems SO neglect.
ed, tina, shall be glad when lis master
returns 10 clear The dead lwIgs from The
walks and tie up The roses on The trei-
lice work again. as | remember them
when | was chlld..
.Pshaw' said Isabel Warner. III it
was mine I'd cut down all the frees and
tear away the old trelice- work porch;
and in its coonnade with Corln,hlan
pillars. And Id have larger windows
put IN, and the parlors thrown ln,o one;
and there should be new marble man.
lies; and then Id give great ball-oh!
such ball as we've never seen here
and then, g,rls. you should all be mvlt-
ed
I'm afraid said Ellen. smiling.
that the old place would scarcely know
ITSELF
.Tha, it wouldn't. bu, what Of that'
Old Doctor Parker was blue law
PRESBYTERIAN. almost as bad as you,
Ellen; bu, | warrant the young heir is
no, So nld.fashloned. Nay. beg par
DON she SAID. as she saw Eslen's flush
ed cheek, Il didn', intend TO hurt your
feelings
.Ehere is no need of an apology,
said Ellen mildly. blu, dear Isabel,
ONLY wish you were blue law Pre-by-
terrain. as you call tor a blnelaw
Epi>cnpalian, or anything else.
Well well-ume enough yet, said
Isabel, half gaily. halt pel'lshlv. 'hn
ATTY. Won have not told us YET if Nj
~. Il, Il
turning To the frs, speaker.
Ills aun, says he is, bu, he was al
WAYS her pet. He'll be a. church
however. Nh Sunday.
Then we shall see for ourselves
And now girls. the brs. one is she wh'
| gets the first introduction
.Apreed!' SAID all, aud The converse
ton ceased.
| Isabel Warner was spoiled beauty
bu, with naturally goo heart. as va
evinced in her conversation wit
Ellen. which we have narrated -
He,weep her and Miss Eden Their
could not be greater contrast than a
ready existed; for Ellen was a girl I
riy,d notions Of duty. an exemplar
though unoh,rns,ve Christian. and TN
of The mildes, and sweetest Of chara,
,ers. While every one admired I'll
CAV, high spirited and brilliant Isabe
all loved the modest and retiring EIlel
the one was the dsh'ia which haun
before all eyes. the other was the reti
ing violet.
In her secret heart Isabel, alread
the mus, popular belle Of the villag
had resolved to make conquest Of II
Young heir. She loved oslen,al,
quite as much as she loved Aa,iery; al
she longed to be mistress OF the o
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FE0l'dlCas'e and CRfge..y.

4 Us received hv steamer Mtrn'aid and
- tor sal" large assortment OF Uard,eare
and Cutlery snch as
Door. tii, pad cupboard, chest and trunk
Locks.
Knob and Norfolk Latches, scissors,
Shears, sheep shears. stlrrups, SriuIe Bit,
Square FIAT and rnnnd hnlts
knlrts and forks ot all kinds,
German silver. BIlttania and iron table
and TEA spoons.
Rseied aud wrought table hinges,
Parliament do
" "od scrcws-uu sizes wheel irons,
MIA hand SAWS, mu and hand saw
flies; rasts, auoerS, fish hooks, tacks,
kaughphy miils. trace chains,
curry combs. drawing knives,
AAcs- Yankee ana Kentucky patterns
and great many other kinds TOO numer-
Gus Ia mention, all oi winch viii be sold
low Tor cash OF country produce by
WM GARRETT / & co.
mar27 Sign OF the Great Western.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

A village schoolmaster. in the coun-
ty of Bucks. one day asked boy. who
was about to leave school, 10 what trade
his father intended to put him. The
boy said he was To he a butcher -
"Why. SURELY" reioined the master,
"you won'r like 10 kill the poor sheep
and lamhs!" Mo" said the urchin.
Il shouldn't like 10 kill poor 'uns, but
| should like to kill fat 'uns!'
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10
Mornings Vegetable Syrup, a
Certain Cure for
FEW ER a n ID AG u f.

TNTIIo WT.Dt OI4NL, UFIIg EVIVtH'
Il trated fluid extract of Banks, combined
with ether vegetable extracts, is thereby
rendered medicine OF the greatest utility
in the cure of all Diseases arising from ex-
po,ure TO marshy and masmatlc countries,
and is now offered 10 the public as an m
faLbie cure for Fever and Ague. ChilS
ana Fever, Aguc Cake &c 1t isaiso recon
ulendcd as a valuable tonic well calculated
to arouse he tone uf the stomach when 1t
has become inactive from any cause.
Sold nv Reed & Brother, Nain->t,, above
It'll, Cincinnati; J. +. 1ailant, Water-st.,
Darlington, aud Mfssrs Saunders, Mount
Pleasant. tp2l IA
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IS Packages of Boots & Shoes.
WILLIAM GARRETT & CO..

At the sign of the .'Great XVes:ern,o
a RE now receiving and opening one of
~ the largest and most extensive a>sort-
mcnts OF Bouts and Shes Of everv descrip-
ton and quality ever offered in THIS city,
" hich have been selected with great care
aud attention expressly for retaihng; farm
ers ard others wishing to supply Their fam
lies with good article of boots and shoes
via do well to call and examine our assort-
m.nt before purchasing elsewhere. 1t con-
sists in part OF
"a PAIRS mems thick boots
Gu do Go Kip do
As DO do cali do
81 do do Morocco boots
"a do do seal do
240 do 90 thick brogans
3u0 do do Kip Monroes
"A do boys thick boots
- 90 youths do do
800 do boys aud youths thick and KIP
hragans
400 do womens high and low kip, calf,
and morocco shoes
100 do Ladies Kid slippers
100 10 do common do
40 do misses do
800 do childrens shoes Of every size.
shape and quality
As do gentenens dancing pumps
90 lbs green shoe thread
800 do hemlock tanned sole Leather
300 do oak do do do
The above with a great many other kinds
too numerous to mention renders our stock
so complete that those who may favor us
with call cannot fail to he pleased both
n regard to price and quality. mar27
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

A Hint for the Ladips.-A disiin-
puished writer saws: There is bnt one
passage in the Bible where the girls
are commanded to kiss the men, and
that is the Golden Rule: whatsoever
We would that men should do unto you.
do We even so to them
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BURLINGTON, IOWA, JULY 10, 1915.
FIRST vALOFsPRING GOODS
GREAT WESTERN,

NlLllAM GARRETT Il Co., are now
w receiving and opening IA beautiful as
sortment OF Spring Goods from Pbiladel phia
and Baltimore, which have been selected
with great care and bought on the most ia
vorabie terms, which will enable them TO
sell them as low if not lower than an,
house on the Upper Mississippi; Among
our assortment Will be found the following
goods:
Cloths, Blue, Blue Black Brown and In.
visible Casslmeres, Plain, Black. stripped and
Ila d Cass'nett: Plain, Striped and Pluid
kentucky Jeans
Gambronns Cottonad.s
Blue Drills Cotton Drills
Linen Drllls Brown Drills
Brown Linen linen Coatings
Nanketns Tickinps
Gingnams Checks
Ba'aaiines Irish Linen
Lawns Holland
Cashmere D'Ecosse Coiored Nus!ns
Mourning Lawns Bleached do
Iacnnets Brown 90
Camhrics Osnahergs
Prints Russia Diaper
Bonnet Lawn Table do
Apr ~ as
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

A gallant wag was lately sitting by
the side of his beloved. and being una
BILE 10 think Of any thing else to say,
turned 10 her and asked her why she
was like a tailor!
don, know, said she, with pouting
lip, unless its because I'm sitting be-
81 lie my goose.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10


ed her in person, and. 10 tell the ruth,
s'me Of HE arrangements h ID been pre-
pared solely to please her. Indeed
Harry, without falling III love. had
been growing more and more Interested
in Ellen ever sine his return. The
very indifference which she eShibitd,
SD much in contrast with the marked
attention which all the others paid
him. had the effect 10 pique him;
and pique cf.tn leads 10 warmer senil-
ments. Considerably mortified at her
refusal. he resolved 10 revenge himself
BY firing with Isabel Warner.
The woodland meal had been parta-
ken OF, and Harry. tired of The noise
of tn party and still out of humor with
himself and Ellen, siroIled off from the
party, and entering shiff began idly
t. float down the stream towards our
village. Unconsciou>ly he went fur
ther than he intended; but before taking
up The oars TO row ha.k he resolved
TO land and pluck some flowers which
he saw growing luAurian,ly on the
bank. While thus engaged he noticed
io"' 10y my "a'u ~ ''''i WIZ"
arose voice that lie thought not unfa.
"'''iar' Cu'i's,v l'"'ii''e' ''''' "
approach H. The door WIS open, aud
peeping ~. lie saw an aged woman,
app'fe"ny !" ,''e ias' sage u u'se" -,
~. III
;,
20" w''i o'ess you ,'F '''S' saw
'ne sufferer iee''l' 4 N"'" "''a'
YOU gave up !" e"'i'e '''eF s'",
''r MISS i'a"e' !" 'f"F'' "''i'' '"' 60
"'e'' emu. ~ - S"'u II '''''
no - ON ,,,a,r l.r.s
~ '''1 u.
IN ~, IT, IN ,.,,,,rJ 90,
-it", -
i"' H.
SAY n"'hlng o' IL OUT compose
Yourself, reF'trh tle sweet g''l. !
Only did my dhly.
'Ah: duiv, dnly-hnt that is it
Who does their duty! Few, Miss
(, len, few indeed
,rt,o wanna heir listened 10 no more.
RI, H., Iii mi wish 10 be seen. He
Nd hoard enoonh. He uosieles.ly
ollle3 away. aud entering his skitf
bsr,nto ROW up lie lake. After a.
wh,,a III .tn.aed Ana locked a, the
humble loo ibn he had left behind.
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a ap'"asao rrn,, ,l,s behaved object i, h.
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from ''aoF'. 10 t - ~
heroine on "''''' . ~ ~ nov '' ~
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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

Different Forms.-An old lady said
tina, her husband was very fond of
pearhes: and tina, was his only fault.
.FanI,, madam sald one, 'how can
YOU calI that fault!
Why. because there are dlfferen.
w.ys If eating them. My husband
takes them in brandy!'
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

A gentleman lying on his death bed
called his coachman. who had been an
old servant. and said .Ah, Tom, am
going long rugged journey. worse
than ever you drove me- oh dear
SIR replied the fellow, let not thai dis.
tusb you, it's all down bill.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

The grand jury of Philadelphia has
indicted the works Of Paul de Kock az
a nuisance. Err paper.
And each of these grand jurymen
had in his pocket. at the same time,
COPY of the Onderdonk Trial.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

HRlMES s. STARR.-James w
~ crimes and Henry W. Starr, have
associated themselves foi the practice of
tue Law, under the above style, and will
attend to proessional business in the diff.
iereht counties, and also in the Supreme
Court Of the Territory. Particular atten-
ton Will be paid to claims for lands in
the hati breed tract, and Elsewhere
JAMES w. GRIMES.
HENRY w STARR.
Burlington, Jan. %, 1871. 1921
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l.. ID. STOCKTON,

l.. ID. STOCKTON,
Counsellor and Attorney at Lao,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
AtFlCE at his residence at the Lower
end Of Vain Street. He will attend
eCourts of Des Moines, Henry, Lee.
I'm Buren, Louisa and Muscatinp, and
a.. supreme Court Of the Territory.
Ian % IS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

nIBBONS-25 pieces Bonnet. and
map,ua ribbons in great variety, just
received and FOR sale by
mva J. G. LAUWAN.
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~ H. 0HS ~ ~
Ign ,yrRY THURSDAY, ON THE
sfu' ss, Of MAIN AND JEFFERSON srs..
CON- MES G. e ID w \ u u >,
81 Editor end Proprietor.

TERMS:
n,,lars per year; TO be PAID I" da
s'sss. :, Months, one dollar and t'rfnty'
IL ans s compliance with the above terms
4 noa . ~. each delinquent to an extra
sIll sum u t.snty.fps cents for every tnree
anih. delay. ~
.isersd to. .,s,rserted At one dollar per
Adss 49, ,,e first and nifty cents Tor eacn
spare ~ insertion. \ liberal discount
nr'i carly advertisers.
a.as y !,,snal or ,a+iness Cards, not eN-
ri''s'; i've lines, will be inserted Tor hSe
.sars per anna"'
u,,,u is the seat Of Justice Tor Oes
0" County,, aud contains ABOUT -''o
aAae ,.n,s IL is situated on the wes'
iia.' II the Mississippi. about 2oo miles
ave Saint Louis
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

NoRN, Meal. Buckwheai Flour Butter
h.na and for sale By J. s. KlMBALL.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

V7ESTINGS--l2 pieces Marsailles,
Fancy Vcstings. prs wool Plaii do,
six pieces silk striped and plaid cashmere
lust received and for safe
"a ]. G. LAUMAN.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

CCYTHES-2 doz. Grain do. two
~ do Grass do. aud do Brnsl, do. Just
r.c,a aud fnr sa le nv 4. :. DANii'.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY virtue of an order and decree Of the
Probate Court of Marshall county. state of
Mississippi rendered the December term
1874. of said court. | will. on the 18Th day
OF February, l845. in the town of North
Mount Pleasant, sell to the highest bidder.
the following town lots'in said town belong
ING to the estate Of William Patrick Decd,
(yiz: lpart of block No. 20, containing nine
acres more or less, and bounded as follows.
to wIt:-beginning at the southeast corner
of said block, thence north to James Brown's
corner. thence west with said Brown
and Leache's south boundary, to Leaches
w corner, thence north with Leac hes line
to the north boundary of said block, thence
west to the n w corner of said block, thence
south to the W corner of said block, thence
East to the beginning, and lot known and
designated on plan of town as lot No IL.
all in the county of Marshall and State of
Mississippi Bond with satisfactory securi-
ty will be required of the purchaser.
B. O.. LAWRE nee,
admir- Of Wm Pqtri.k, Decd.
January 3, l845-2O-tds
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17
To the unknown Heirs OF William
=. Henderson, Deceased.

Take notice. that on Tuesday the lth
day of February, 1916, at The office OF
James M. Greer Esq in the town OF Holly
Springs. shall proceed 10 take the deposi
tion of Wilson L Caruthers. to be read as
evideEce upon the hearing ola cause now
pending in the District Chancery Court of
the State of Mississippi at Holly Springs,
wherein am complainant. AID YOU, togelh-
er with James w. Frazier. George w.
Marshall. Wilson Il. Caruthers, James Il.
Wright. Michael w. Wright,L B Wright,
Sophronia Wright. Elizabeth q. Bruton,
and her husband. .-Brnlon, are defends
ants, when and where you can attend and
cross examine said witness, if you think fit,
NORFLEET II. SLED
January 10th lS45
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

THIS remedy for worms is ofthe most ex
i traordinary ever used. 1t Iteffectually eradi-
Gates worms of all sorts from children and adults.
Thousands perish by worms without the real
cause being known. Some other is as
signed for their sig kness, until too late to cure
the real cause.
What immense responsibility then rests upon
the parent VINO does not know, and the doctor
who does not understand the complaint which is
destroying those precious flowers of life-chil-
dren.
What should be done
The Swer is plain. Give this vermituge,
which will be sure to do good, ifthey have no
worms and if they have, it will destroy and E.
radicate them with certainty and precision tru-
ly astonishing.
II cannot harm the smallest infant or the
strongest adult. There is no mercury or mine
IA in it. Mercury is the basis of most worm
remedies; and The remedy is sometimes worse
than the disease. So never use iozenges, but re-
ly upon this. Every person will be CONVINCED
one trial, that it is the most perfect cure ever
invented.
For sale in Holly Springs by r. P. Lew
is at the brick Drug Store south of the
quare. and by E. A Talbot, sign of the
Golden mortar. [march g. '44-1yI
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

THE next session commences on the
first Monday in JanuaIy l845. Terms
10 Is or 90 dollars per session of five
months according to the studies pursued.
Seasonal fee of so cents per pupil for fur
and servants hire. Board SO per month
Tuition charged from time of entrance 10
he close of the session. no deduction except
tor loss of time by sickness All terms
half payable in advance. English. Classical
and Mathematical studies can be pursued 10
any extent.
{. PARISH.
N ELDEN.
January Sd 1S45-n2O-3t
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17
DIR s. o. CARUTHERS.
OFF,cE-A. his residence,
Holly Springs, Jan. 10. 1915.
EXECUTORS NOTICE

The undersigned, Executrix. and Exec>
utor ofthe last VIII and Testament of Rich.
ard Briggs, late of Marshall County State
of Mississippi, Deceased. having, on the
2sth day of October 1874. in the Probate
Court Of said comfy, qualified as such Eek.
,cut,ix and Executor, and obtained from
said court Letters Testimenlary on SAID
Will
All persons having claims against the
estate of said Testator are, therefore. here.
by notified and required to exhibit the same
within the time limited by law, or the same
will be barred
RHODAH S. BRIGGS Era
MAXWELL WILSON Err
January 10 lS45
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17
NOTICE.

PURSUANT to an Inteuocutorv De-
cree ofthe Distric. chancery court of the
State of Mississippi, at Holly Springs. in
the suit of Mary p. Govan Extr., against
w iison Sulivant and Joel Wall. [ will
on Monday the Cd day of December next, at
the Court House door in Holly Springs,
Sci! to the highest bidder, on a credit of six
months. the purchaser giving bond with
good security bearing interest from sale, the
North East quarter of Section |, Township
2, Range |, West.
JAMES c. ANDERSON, CONS
The above sale is postponed until the lst
day of January next. ]. CA.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17
A C. A r D.

Many things have occurred, which
think, renders it incumbent upon me to pub
llsh my prices. While there was a medical
Society In existence; was bound to be
governed by the rules and agreements ofthas
society. The society does not now exist.
am therefore le; free to establish my prices
as see fit; and do give below the prices bv
which L shall be governed, in my charges
to all who may favour me with their con.
6dence
For visit in Town, or within one mile
he square. Sl,OO
!" Every succerliIg mile. SO
After night these ch1rges are double
For cathartic. pure g, laxative, rs cts each.
Alternative and Absorbent. powder
per dozen. I50
Tinctures from 25 to SO cts per OF.
Obstetrics 1000
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 lS44.-tf,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17
STRAY SALES,

T WILL sell at the court house door in the
l. town of Holy Springs, on the fourth Monda
in January, The following property as strayS,
VIZ:
Nine head Of Hogs taken up by Malcom
McCloed appraised TO $4,000
Also one Iron Gray Horse taken up by
William II Daniel appraised to $4,000
Also one Iron Gray Mare taken up by Ru>
fus Kenady appraised to $4,000
Also one Brown mare Mule Taken up bv
A. Bales, appraised to $500
Also. One black COW and calf, taken up by
Bryman Wilson, appraised 10 1900
Also, one cow and calf, taken up by Green
King, appraised to 600
Also, one bay Filley. taken up by D. B.
Linsday, appraised to 1000
Also, Five head of hogs taken up by David
Hudson, appraised to 700
JAMES Fl. SWAN. Ranger.
January 10th I045.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17
EXECUTORS SALE.

PURSUANT to an order o. the Probste
Court of Marshall county. the undersigned,
executors of the last will and testamen nj of l.
r. Guy. decd. will, on Thursday the 9th
day of February next. on the premises. sell
to the highest bidder. Section of land No 2l.
Il 4. r 3. the plantation whereon said Guy
resided, on a credit of one and two years, the
purchaser giving bond with approved secu-
rity, and the title retained until all the pur-
chase money is paid. Also, at the same
time and place. will be sold on credit of
IL months, all the stock of mules, cattle,
hogs and sheep, two wagons plantation u
tensils, corn and fodder, and on the 7th Of
February, at the Court House in Holly
Springs, we will sell on the same terms of
the land, Lot No 20, in Holly Springs.
JAMES ELDER,
MARTIN w. GUY, Er'rs.
Jan. 3, I845-20-tds.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17
TEXAS.

The undersigned will leave for Texas a.
bout the 18th OF February next, as Gene
raj A gent for all persons who have business
ia that Republic. | will collect debts on
shares. or transact any other business for a
reasonable compensation. As shall remain
in that Country some two three months,
persons having business there. would Go
well to see me bv the fifteenth of February
THORNTON DA Wis.
Chuiahoma. Jan Sc lS45-4w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17
NOTICE.

PURSUANT to an Interlocutory Decree OF
the District Chancery Court of the State of
Mississippi at Holly Springs, in the suit of
Edward Orne against Thomas J. DolIahite
ct al will on the 10Th day of December
1874, at the Court House door in Oxferd.
sell 20 the hig hest bidder, on a credit of six
months the purchaser giving bond with
good security, beiring six per cent interest,
Section of land No 80. Township Z, Range
8, West in Lafayette County. a: which sale
Complainant will be allowed but one bid.
JAMES . CALDERSON, COm'r.
Nov. Is l844-nI3-1m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17
NOTICE.


THOSE Indebted to the late firm of LII.
CAS- & LANE. and also the concern OF LU.
GAS, LANE & CLAPP, will please make i'm
mediate payment The business of these
concerns will not admit of delay in their
settlement, and it is hoped that those interes-
ted will not not wait for more urgent ap-
peals. but will see the necessity. at once, of
closing up. and act accordingly.
The business will be continued by LUCAS
s. CLAPP at their former office
r. w. LUCAS, Surv. Partner.
July 20 I844-3m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI MARSHAL
COUNTY

The Probate Court Of the said courty
having on the 4th Monday of December
1874, granted to me administration Of the
estste OF Michael r. Womack deceased, late
fsaid county. This is to notify al! per.
sons interested TO present their claims a.
gainst said estate duly authenticated as res
qured by lew within the time prescribed
e they will be forever barred.
LEMUEL II COLE, admir-.
January I0ih, 1915.