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HAkTWELL'S
~ A SHIN TON HOUSE.
023 Chestnut street,
PHTLADELPHTA.

BATHS jus. in.rodaerd-wasm and Co,a--n nns apart
s" aS q 'as o. he iS
NEW FRENCH REs TAURANT & COFFEE HOUSE
ne e fF E eoHTa s.. 70 ...e..s.
sss hy
x s ss rich cSss q :: n;sy sa
gui.its Lgao and The choice Wines Orders received
:: :':' e. rs ssf'ff.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Ptsmsyipania Avenue, Washington City,D C.
s.s asss S sss
y si;
de Railroad bspo sas and he
aadoas
sss ordinary s..sy
rehed inseed N every division Of the house the primary
The dining hall and Best iSR:
es :S na 81 esn
% 70 e. Sc u
Charge. heretofore 81 50 PR day Psmsaen. eo..ds.
' 'eoan' TYnE H H 18TH BRcH fns
r E.S ohs, .sjs
DUCKING GUNS. = ~
CASES superior Duck Guns Of the approved length
cases very superior Cooking Guns
viii III ss & p aSSss
as s stock Of sso'%Ss s :FFsss es en- sf ..!
To TAlLOKS IN
THE UNDERSIGNED would intimate to the trade, that
ofhs celebrated work Cutting Garments during which
time i has met with sae and instance
whatever has objections be made its practical utility
But on the contrary all ~ho have used recommend
s%s asa me &
Of ordinary capacity and without any oher
style Of ssaacs and fashion, which heretofore required years
q the intense study and close application The price Of
>. al IPs j 'Ns 'a'n0' no 'srsEMErs
PROFESSOR oIkUVE,
s German ana eST sas
men wishing to ION the same will please leave he at
lx1 v'coriss Balls Buckingham Palace and In: Court of
has the hoIor announce to his friends aud the pub
now TO receive their orders for Balls and Sorees
Dansantes Address at his residence. 400 Broadway.
is 3teodtm
ID. M. STONE,
attorney at Lac, Raleigh, ~. c.
WILL attend the collection Of any claims that may be
W entrusted to his care Refer 20
Bryan Maitland, /"
AMT .M.Trs y vel ESQ.,
s. BASSETT FRENCH,
COUNSELLOR AT Law, siends all the courts held in
The city Of Richmond and Virginia;
Mcdowell Governor Of yirginis Hs E1ceilsncy John +.
Wiley Lieut. Gqvsrnp5 Virginia; Hqa John X Mason At
raj Va Hon john W. Joaes. late Speaker H. r. u Hos,
f z seo Speaker Ofths Senate Of yai Hea Dronsecis
Hopkins NJ O., Va; Edward H. Hudson. Broadway New
BM Hudson will take charge Of any papers in, nded
for MI. French and forward same to him safely.
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The Boston and Providence Railroad Company
have proposed, informally, to construct branch from
their road to the Providence and Worcester Railroad
joining the former Dodgsvs. and the latter nesr
fawtucket They also pr 10 pay one half the cost
of the road from Providence to Pawtuckot
and TO the In common with the Providence and
Worcester Railroad. II y expected that the etoning
ton Railroad Company will lay track from the depot Of
the Providence and Worcester road to the etonngton
road 90 that the ferry will be Abandoned and passengers
proceed from Boston TO Scningtcn without chang
ing the car! The surveys are now In progrsss Tor the
branch road and IL proposed u have II constructed
the road 10 completed from Providence to the
point Of function Pawtucket When this arrange
mont coplsed, there ought to be diculty in ma
king the passsge from Boston to New York In nine
hours three on the railroad and SIX on the steamboat
Fromthe very full and correct annual statement
Of the condition Of the whale fishery in ths United
States, Published In the last number Of the WAsissns
SApp,Ws Lat, We learn that the whole Number o.
vessels employed in the whale 1shsry, from ell
the ports in the United Statss includes SEQ hips and
6arks - brigs, ~ tchoonsrs and sIoop; making an
aggregate Of ass asa an or COZ
tons during the past year. and increase o. tons
since Jam I, 1874. The imports from this branch Of
commerce during the past year naye pesn :-isIsi7
Ia Ibs. VI vhslsbons,
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ssS.' Speaker Of.hs Senate ofXa HSa Dl0psY9j
Hopkins. NJ O.. Va; Edward H. Hudson. TO- Broadway New
Nm. Hud;9s will take charge Of ndsd
d2o3awsm.r
n GEOLOGY-NATURAL HISTORY
WILEY PUTNAM,
l0l Broadway,
i cesas:
Ru.ehsnbsTger "a D. U. Navy. &C. illustrated BY 800
Also First Books ofNasura History con.
% ne r.
offered to the public
Orders promptly supplied aSs SR az x e. RasIass
NIL sweod.rc No North Fourth street, Philsdethia.
OFFlCE rHE MEscAsrI.E MUTUAL lSsyRAScE Co.
FTs.idss!, pace @ lew. d;:ss.
s. lie
By order Of the T Trrw,ooD WALTER Secretary.
re "a, p AsS s
street, co1nes its business to Marine insurance freight and
S Ds sss. ssss e
% % a
the assured than any O'h Ta,rsrrrs
S Ss:S; s::
ss :.iy .ss!ssS Ga GSs: 4 Rogers. <. Issoa1.
ssews,t z: Marsh, ". A. ke,slss., w.S
Fsss Rs': s:ss 3.ai ;:s
'''' a SoGsss s' %S;5AIxxas
ErLwoop WALTER. Secretary. dsssM'ic
OFFICE OF JErtEnoUN INSURANCE CO g
THIS :1ass: ssfs:: q: as:s1s
inland S Ssi
T TSoms: " w ThOSrs1 E Eh.n. ss .E
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81: {: a:::s;. k:ss:: ss:s
aro.sx r. Horr seersts1v H' !" Ao'' ssre
0s''cEos 1HE JEs' E. y l.;ui ARC e..
pam
e % e.
The ssos!hSdsn residing e shs eX rs tSgSs:tsd to
convey their .' '''.'s. post WI
!. IMPOKTATlON OF WATCHES.
uAYING just received from Europe. With assor.men
~ q ans Gold saa Silver w.,shs' and Meys%.nt. 9s
Z T ES'ss
found advantageous, both for price and quality
N Rsh IA faI;sS :t- : NAVY A.H York.
sEnssesd :lso IN the w:teh nssns business. We con
ticuIarIy shose % One and dihculi works. nN imsm
MERCHANT TAILOR,
lao Broadway and ~ Liberty street,
o O.
e THIN or the most terms and socits the stten
He also EEa ht i''i Maze = G ok ffS
eonsss q p.ss and F5ss1 co. Pm: y. Scou
from no" IL "a f. j I, g s:siss'S. -
lar. md choice asamtuuent or shirs. Scarf Cr.v,,.
Hosiery and Under APPAREL constsntly on hand.
N B-Gentenen furnishing their material, have IL
u- For sale. sspIesdid coschmsn's Coat DIS im-mc
rT,O THE LADIES IN PARTiCULAR-MY DEPILA
4 TORY POWDER has been found hignly beneficial and
eEeat use e ladies who have been afflicted With ,.psuous
* s
and the hair removed i ave minutes alter s appca
This composition Is infAbls, and wsranted 10 remove
pernous hair After nunsroqs triss have received esrt
S'' '''s' wholesale y. JULES iiEs, HAuELs DEPOT.
and BY my agenn.J B. Jacquemod ais Broadway; A.
AItaut Lafayette Bazaar Nos H. ard i,I Brosdwsyi A.
Ps..@. sws s 4 the fanfa institute rs
q xMbkSsiSL RosE AND AIMoND SHY ffstH ING
s "a ... A In. q ESees No
* my II, T. "h e sUis' .sd ,ys Ss
'''s "A0'e'''' INV JULES HAUELB t
rerfGmsry sad Chemiesl sscrs.
and By my asenn.y B. Jsqusmod No. Us Broadway; A.
Araat lafayette Bazaar Nos. IL nd Isl BroaAwsy A.
risn. y - s. sS Ss lms
WOOL " 80 S1:[s' w c. ;:s i ::
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OFFICE TINE JES1ERsoE lrsuRArcE Co.,
New York, July ~, 1915.
stcekholdsr Of this Company are rsasessd e call
wish fiji mp their shares,or receive number Of
shares equal 10 the present value Of their stock.
The StockhoIde residing the city requested
convey their intention By post to the Office No Wal!
r. W.THORNE, Pres'G
Gro r. Hoyy 9ecsv. jy6 ne
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LOGY-NATURAL HISTORY
WILEY 4 PUTNAM,

HAVE ON sALE-ELEMENTs OF GEOLOGY, pre-
psred for the Of Schools and Colleges by W. g. w.
RuschsnbeIger. NJ D. U Navy &C., illustrated by 800
Also, First Books Of Natural History
siderrd BY dst guhed scientific the
United States be the best OF elementary works
offered to the public.
Orders promptly supplied above and by the pubsnc,
GRIG0 x ELLIOT,
p21 6weodSrc No. North Fourth PHILADELPHIA.
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They all OF the class ably commanded and with
Communications for passengers ample and commodous. The
price passage Ia the cabr il 500 exclusive ofwnes and
liquors. Apply to BOYD HINCKEN, Agents,
Tontin. Building, No 90 Wall street.
none other than the expenses actually paid ni4rc
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NJ, IMPORTATION OF WATCHES
JAYING just received from Europe with assortment
Of fine Gold and Silver Watches and Movements ot
independent Seconds and double time Watches and Move
OF entirely and OF superior nIsh, take
this opportunity call the attention in the watch
business to visit stock which, every respect will be
DELXCHxUX 4 MARE,
No. lT Fulton street. New York.
s-Engsged slsc IN the wsteh making business, We con
nue TO attend the Of all kinds OF Watches and
tcuavIy those Of fine and difHcut works. MA imsm
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OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT co.
December I'D, Ist5.
THE Annual Election for Thirteen Drectors Of the Com
psny, will BE- held this oec, No lie Centre street,
Monday The 1h day Of January next between the hou OF
and ~ O'clock, Al NJ. -
The Trnser Book will be closed from the nth instant unit
aitsr the election. by order,
ditto bi2rc e. l.. EVERITT, SECRETARY.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14

an receive d 69iO vme<. .ssA b.. Alsl.~r
i672 G. Oasnell received "a. josisy
IL IS vote. Of lhe Official sstn' ~; l.ut $50 Of
6cial returns were recess~d from the caun.
ssr> oi Bs.iron San Palsicio. Jackson
I'D rs.n. Bsa~os. and l.asfiar 1. :hesr
.rOunlies CNl. slsDrtou rece:s esi . maj ,sns
of ab1es too vua+s- II the cfic IL s<isfa<
.sf shese counties had b-~n fus nsshed "a.
The Secretary Of Sta ~.Coi. Horton would.
Il cssurse, been d~clased eiecseS- G~a
Darn. II MAS nua IN Austin when the woes
were counted He ha. bern dec.ar@c BY
ln~ L .e.sla,u.e io be duly elected. ill>
.ri-n.is think he will seeisn-
The Inauguration al lh- Governor wa>
10 take place on "Wednesday. the lSsa ia-l.
4 was bt ii~v.j iha' the S~nasc1 BAL l~csnan
would be ds her. Lhi.i ,ie 25th Inst a. un-
..l the firss week. In Nasc.s- q Mas g.n
orally sd,niu.d b. the friends ef G~a-
:iu K thai b. w,.nld b. . Candidate Tor U
) s. na.~r Col v E. Howard has IT.
signsd his seat in the legislature. and Il -
x "a. rally urdersi.-o -od that he will Dc mp
pointed Auorner G-nera ut the S.sa~. Oas
s.Gurs,,ou udent thinks thai Judge Hs-m2hIiI
sill be appointed Ch:ef Jus.ice. AMI Jnd. -
Lipsconb and Judge Wasrler or Judge
BAYLOR will be appsauiej Associate JUICES
Of the Supreme Court We think there =
little doub. that the Two 6 :, mentioned "a i.l
be arpoin.ed Judge Baylor We hsl,rv@
will be reappoin,ed 10 a seat an the hsnch
Of ,hs DIST. &c, Court He will not cons--
que.,I, b. cand sda,e f,r tbs u - H-,ss-
q! Rcpr-s-n salives Psesid-rt Jan-s an
tented 10 deliver his valedIctto.y adisrss an
ps.ss.n- Austin ~~s cGo del uh vs>sSrS
Every house MAS lite ally filled wsth P-o-
pie
No hing new fosn Corpus Christ l,
reported tina, one DIVISION .,f the Army all
b.. sIali00s d near the a>I snd Of Padre Is
isad. ano,.es opposite Comsreo- A frw
companies. It ss r.obahie. wall be-siAiioaed
al l. .r~do-
Washing ston's birth day VAS da;y hon.
nred by The rii zens Of H-.0ss.n- Mss<rs.
J. w. Head son and Abuer Cooke were
the orators Of the day.
Tn. u. s C0uer Woodbury.. Cap. Foe.
ter. .iled on tn.. evening of the 2Ssn- sor
the R,asos ST. JsgS tn CD "pe.a'e wI,a The
moveme.l OF General Taylor's Command
n that position
O. Gents Houston and Rn<k have been
slecsed U.it~d Stats S-na tSs Texas
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14


ioE TREASURY Or r9
Cs.prisiar a r-,-raI aORY.
is.c s-uss..r.-l A. -'esSrg eaa
..,. AA-itas s-.
AL ssrses e. se,.,... =.
r<s fsr-rS prizripa! Az. -1.'''-
sA<ir Rixs. Pm., s<sl;s
"a. e fefeaa CaasS
n S211sl Man,
ne dIsrSRT Of AxF.,-.
Jeka IHaaa 'ea sT
The uh.,x.
,.,i h,,.. ~SF& = l1S car-l.
:, ,,.,.-a :. Ase oc.ass Vula9r.
.a.,. ii ix.'.RsE ss,' .r SEa S.sar TYP. :
vE,l vlcNrr1S air II ENGRA.
=. -.hs..-, itiLES-eu-,s
Al. l. ,.....I & aia1lag, N
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14

n A Sra Rn--We koow lh1s or
cosrespoodsnls viii psrtes - or eoe Civ
sng Place q their 1avoro this wsek, When
NE inform them that our whole time snd
attention. since Thursdsy evening Iaa. has
been occupied Ia wsising on HEHRr Cav
FALcoHER. young geniIemao Who made
his debut 10 our family On that day II >.
bout o'clock. p. N.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14

Ga The : la<a- - In R-E ISrrziaA S1-zs
- GATkLE1tE-s- & Sass1- TasFaA r1-uF.
sa Nr>> SARAH MARTHA hC TCtlG3-
son, ~ Lanai
We wish She EarrirS esa7hs luass hH7FF
snd prosPeEoas lise Nzy al I>elE s1r-A-l 49,
eSpagI.-S - Ro-e lhzn real H. an EaE, lzs1
are called hrser. nay AeassG aazelIE -
Psa<>s - tAeir<
90 lhe S9h FrArEaFT, sg Rtg- hA
Lzzassea. L<E - K DAVIDSON g ~
C..a.leresce, 70 Mis- SARAH MAAAA'AA
CiiEA THAN. u BrOSnsEaisS, Ee-i-
Nay al RAe Rys rkss sara "a gHrR
Aruama GneIr Aa@s r7azance ~
Ara warsa asaerai0a. GhsaE- larE -sFr-
ShSela aa1 FzOaeca iFsaa eFsIT "a
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14

= a. ]Esic wey. for l kin tst '~m lsae~s
var,s, absa ensy Fefao.ergiss or Mesr'ser.
q xIa dedle e@ up - eo"y pint wsse ="
/ i..s 20 hoe Il 6x 4 80 Il | .ell en- sum .
b.,se ms expe~rnce il doc,sin foxes. a ga
y..u as ausn offhe ole hoesss Ia TAX -
dies, they'll sonn ali j.oe in. IN y hen they
-. SIC they'll send Tor me. N they al'ess
uill for the o0e they talk must about !
then tries 10 msik esnr bleewe they're maz'"
bad OF On that noce bot me kin kure esn,
IN then make all ,he nabors bleeve the
sa,Ds ln,pg Ii they soon xie welt. ! efs
he ersdis Tor snviu ii esn. an g they dies.
sd g much aforsh nd, or cp-ned the
cav t0 fix tie blame on sum one eIss
NO how Il fix sich thiDxs in style, an na
much be,lor nor Riuin lsrnin tom hos'hs
They are no use IA ne. less 'sis to git big
word> c.zhunly. TO use msng rum "kes
who alters lhi0k u man mi.iiy la, ned VIII q
re kin use words they don't undersland.-
But got aDulhis bate Ia put on my hook
to ketch a heap Of foxes lnevsr lows en-
nv one 10 speak WE II of au0ihis doc,er afoss
me, but says s"m.hin 10 ku"vsns ssn thai
they are got on the rong sent. and that 'ha'
iavesil sint vu,thy OF no kon6je"s. an givs
:he,n u understand that they had better i.y
me Esr a sp~li II shay waniid good and
cheap doctrln dun ~ order. Y"urn.
DR. F..
ND DR. DIP. D.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14

Sroe TBY MURDERER We learn Il ON
those now 10 pursuit. that on Saturday Last.
in the town Of Houston. Chickasaw Coun
~. D. N. Smilh was wllfulIy killed BY J. !.
n. Hollis. The murderer immedia,elv
made his escape. and has thus far eluded d
the vigilance Of those in pursuit.. Holli.
is about 40 years old. six feet high, blemi.b
in one eye. light hair blue Eyes aud fair
compIexion-meand down cast look and
has lost his upper front teeth. A reward
ofthree hundred Dollars Is offered for his
apprehension. and con nfnem-n, in ny sale
Jail, BY Messrs. Thomas L. Smith. Robert
Mauray and IT, w. Micknnx.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14

MELANCHOLY Acc.DENT.-On Friday
last the step daughler If VIM B. Lynch.
Of Waterford. and daughter Of the late
Thomas N Cain. Of this place. about eight
years OF age. was precpita,ed 10 The bos>
tom of we'll some 60 or 70 feet deep.
which caused instant death. Il appears
that the iiuIe girl was standing near the
well when negso woman. who was draw
ho.d Of the bucket and {. il out. which she
unfortunately attempted To do. but being
too weak, the weight ofthe bucket filed
with water. dragged her head'ong down
the veil She was immcd iately taken oas.
bat life was tosaIIv extinct.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14

"BLoopY. .AERRAY--A hostile mee>
ting meeting took place in r chmood. Va
ON the 9TH ul,imu, between Jahn Il. Plea
sauls. ESQ. the former talented editor ot The
Richmond Wing. and Thomas Rnchie.Jr
ESQ, editov Of the Richmond Eoqnirer.--
Both wounded. Mr. PieasAnis. morislIy ant
Mr.. r slightly. Mr. Pleasauts died on ih'
9th ult
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14

" We are pleased to see our town
au,hori.ies taking strps 10 beau.ify aud i'm
prove our Public Square. II they would
now prevail on The owners Of lois in every
part of the town 10 plant shade trees in
front aud around said lets. Holly SPsings
would soon become one Of the most pleas
ami summer retreats in The State.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14

The West Tennessee Wing Of last Fri
day savs-"We regre. - learn thar. . few
days since, an inf.nt con Of John Elder.
Esq. OF Trsn.nn vas accident lily burned
- d .ath II the residence II his father in tha,
place."
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14
Written for the Holly springs Gazette.
r. EtfZADee0 On the death Of her
mOCK1NC.RlRD


= EttxADeeh On the death Of he
mOCKING-RlRD.
WIN slf~tenS in thine eye tear,
Az merry hearted Liz;
Come tel the cause, my gect:e dear.
Iwonder what il is.
All, you have lost your pretty pet.
Your darling mock,ny bird;
The swee.es. Que thai ever YET,
From boueh ol cage was heard.
wonder not, a tear should dim
The brightness of thine eye.
/, too, ,uid shed a tear for him.
So lonely did he Gle.
Afar from his green forest home,
From mate, aud fecgins dear,-
Who used with him the groves to roam.
He died = captive here.
Bethink thee. dear one. in thy grief.
And may il ease Thy Voc
Dea,h was TO him the best relief,
a captive bird could know.
IT'S true bis cage wss airy. neat,
His gentle mislrees kind
His drink the crystal water sweet,
And he on daintieS dined.
But marked you not the restless range,
From perch TO prison bar;
This cea>eless pining for change,
Must every comfort mar.
He longed TO cleave the ethe: blue,
With vigorous wing on. sPreads
To soar away Ear out Of view,
Where love and freedom led.
Perhaps you never thought oftais.
My merry Lizzy dear
His sprigh,iy noie you sadly miss,
And long again 10 hear.
But when you ponder on the lot
A captive only knows;
All selfish grief will be forgot,
In mem'ry Of his woes.
CHLOE
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14

@Inw lwo cA@a1S A. HcT-r=R
TIE<ea ~EA he rSsEC S11-
And A. EAe d4wA IA-s 3-sira q
A. 2I1gAr q Iat9 eZe-
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14

The Rev Dr. Rubbius. the v-serr.r-,
qaaliaa II Conn-csscas. rs R.ae -
IA. Pslnled IN rhe year I4I7-
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14

FEnALe FRAs ScaooL.--We have been
reqv = It'd 10 give notice that the CorP"sa-
lip, Free School tnr Females was opened
on Monday last. il il kept ON Cherry
s:ress, under the charge Of Miss Carr.
young lady OF high qu .liications ~ tea
cher. Those wishing TO enter schoIsrs
should file .heir applications with DR. g. j.
ilicEa. who is S-cr~tary Of the R"asd o;
Trustees, anj who will a'so receive con
tributious from such as may feel prompted
by beuevolence to aid the school.
(Tscks. Ssst tineL.
We should think shat the corporate au.
shori.ies of Holly Springs, sided BY the
contributions OF our liberal citiSens, cnuld.
wilbou: much diScuI'y. establish . free
school IN cur town. The Muscns have
been admitting IhrSe unable 10 pay. into
the Mas,Die school. b., find that is will be
impossible. for the future. 80 receive ary
exsept .hey b the children Of Masons. as
there will Le : sufficient number Of desti>
tu Q orphan children Of their own brother
hood, TO fIl the school. II our IOWA were
10 appropriate four or FIVE hundred D''l;s's.
10 the employing ofa competent teacher.
there would NO: be so much dissatisfaction
in regard 10 high cosp"ration taxes &c.
We hope our ci,'Seps generally will take
shis important subject ucder immediate con-
sidsration. and act in the premises a. the
dic'a,es Of their own bes.er judgments may
direct So mute It be-
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14

James Nc Do~e.l. ey Govcrpor Of VIr-
g:nii. has been slscled ithous opposition
30 Congress. Gs'pP'y the vacancy occas-
ioDed BY ;he death Of the late Mr.. Tay>
lor.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14

@ D. D. Jones + Co .whuse adverlise-
nent will be Ou:sd IN another column.
have jnss rerieved ore Of The largest stocks
ofgroceries &c, ever brought 70 Holly
Springs. which they are selling At ususnsl
low price,. Give them . call.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14

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Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14

"Nxw REIIsoUs PAgER-The two
sir>t numbers Of the Tx AK" q pap~r
devoted to ''reIigioa. HsosaE'y. science. sg
,icuIsure. news. &c. &c haze been receive
ID The Ark. j. published in Memphis.
Ten. Rec. Rnber F.szier. Editor and
member al The CumberIsnd Presbyterian
Church. and his paper will advocate the
teDess OF that denomination Of Christians
10 :he fsis0ds u norsIi;y and religion.
and more particularly. 10 the members ol
the Cumber loud Presbyterian Church. in
this section Of country. We recommend ,his
oew paper. Terms tso Dollars aud 6hy
cents per. snrum in sdsance.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-03-14
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM
YuC + IN.

We have lu<: rec.-ised swo letters sres0
Car, peuchv, dated Al csbruafy. walca
were handed to a passenger who krps them
I'LL Yesterday Tnev are b1sh from cr~di-
Bile sources. snd our readers may I<i. mp
"n the information they give The follow
ing IS an extl act from them
We are al here per:ecsly convinced that
the annex .iion of r-x,s IS o0e Of Ihos.
vents which rarely occur. ani which seal
to make happy IN unfortunate NATHAN -
Happy. very happy are the Texans IN hav-
ing a sol,d .ad true pEoaecsioa from the
United S,atss. and llb~ra,~d th~ns-Iv. ;
isom ihs unworthy AMI imbs cils govern
mens Oi Mex,ca Yucasan nerds now of
l:,ls same pIoseciion. The lacA~cus are
anx Gus 10 g., il from ih-. United Sr.,-s. and
We have delermi0ad 10 send q cssnnili-- ia
Washing on. So .s - prupnse ,o tine Gov
eInm-nl Of :he United Suale<. To proseci u.
once more .uemps 70 iopsss upsn u.- far
we are now desesmin~d tO spsll our hsa
drop VI blood IN sfence e Our hbssiy and
independence and ~ouid ralher de IN lhe
bal. Ie. or on the sead Id. than submit a.
gain TO the MexicAn Goveremeaa BY which
we have not brrn ls<aled a bsos hers. bu.
worse enon elavex.
Our own bsnner wnh she Eve Stars il
nov waving all over the pealasala. and We
have swesn "a keep j. up ~ long As w~ have
IN arm 10 defend Ourselves WAN. and n~v<s
to allow the Mexican q sg 10 siso~ ~ colars
again in s.ns fee and nsd- pend<ni nali- a
Ypcalsn will ma assd esnnss agree with lls~
Gcveram~ni os M~xsco- s.ecsuee . nam a
good mora.s AID hoDor~b:e s-n s.nenls can
nor ~ill never agree ~ilh . Eeess and
&C ,undsel
M~xico doee noa de.ssse 70 hold IN i.s
possession sssca = seasn as lhie-and if ve
can only ola.in prsleclion and AID from lhs
Uoi Cd ) alea. re wiil consider ourselves
happy. aed fee i'on The sysanaicai pso-
eeedlngs of lhae GOvesnm-a..
Our people are dlspaee.l y enier into ar
rangemeeas wah lhs Uaiard States. rlaal
'~ill be II seme advans.ge 10 shem- There
= ~ eouerasy teelang-shere are No dE-is
iene Il pauies-ue ase al i.iaes. s.a oas
wssh I'D d<sesnsaaalan y - shson<asss
the Cooasry- We we're t.,sa % b. Tres.
aed wo wAsa q - free as1 ,adepead<aL
Al Ven Cssx ahey havn appsssrd Of
Coz d<ses0 01nnsina n srpas.llae fsom he
Mexicna RePohlic, ~ - .ss-s 300 w~n
unail April aeu. shea - Caamhrrs ~ili
Qees = McKee,. ae.i 80 hs1ss sn7s ~ ehss
sine - nay EsVs e,ars<a nnao aSs ar
snnsomen,s. uieh ahe Usnrd Shaks GSvefa-
4 6po oeenr~d u Js~kson. Tea. -
w<p& wt5eh eecn~ione4a -. = bsawesn-
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