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Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
From the Southron.
MISSISSIPPI .UNIvER SITY.

Several meetings have been held in our city,
within the last ten days. bv the board OF trustees
of this institution. The Hon. A. Nj. Clayton
was elected president; Thos. Ii. Williams Sec
retary and treasurer for the ensuing year. and
Messrs Howry, Davis and Pegues were elected
as the executive committee. MIR. William
Nichol was chosen architect, at salary OF
$1,000 per annum, not to commence however un-
til called into service by the executive commit
tee. 1 he following resolutions were adopted
Resolved, As the sense of this board, that the
act OF the legislature constituting the University
of Mississippi, co1templates the establishment Of
a seminary Of learning upon the usual plan of an
American University, or College, for instruction
in the higher branches of learning.
Resolved That the sum of fifteen Thousand
dollars of the University fund be Placed in the
hands of the treasurer OF the university, subject
to the order of the executive committee, TO be ap-
propriated by them according TO the direction of
this board; which sum shall be drawn ont of the
state treasury according 10 the bylaws upon the
written order OF the president of the board of
trustees.
From the report ofthe committee to whom
it was referred to enquire into. and ascertain
the amount and present condition ofthe u
niversity fund, we extract the following !:
There is IN the state treasury. to the cre
dit ofthls fund, the sum ofSl03. .06S 40. and
debis secure end certain of collection $685.
2S7 93; and in unsold land, at valuation
SS.720 90 making an aggregate OF $780,
076 33. In addition to which your CON-
mittee have Giscoverd that on the 26ih Feb.
1888, the sun Of S3.O67 S21 was paid in
to the state treasury on account of this fund.
and credited by the then treasury 20 the
Mississippi College, and that on the 18th
July, 1888 warrat was drawn on the state
treasurer by The auditor of public accounts.
in favor OF the presiden; Of the Mississippi
College. and paid by the then treasurer.
out Of the seminary land fund. and char
ged TO that fund which two sums amount
ia the aggregate. to 1920 20i: which has
been wrongfulIy abstracted fiom the Uni
versisy fund.
There is due to this fund on judgements,
DEGREES and notes in suit, and from the
Planters Bank, $ll7,I73, % and on $40 shares
of planters Bank stock, $50 900 90, making in
the aggregate, Ssoa 07s %; from all OF which i
appes rs. that the grand aggregate amount OF the
fund available and unavailable, is $352, - g.
II is however, worthy Of remark. that the com
missioner expresses the opinion, that OF the a
bove sum Of $202,O73 -. but little viii ever Be
realized. ~
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

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author oil Two Old Mems Ta.ss" SC.
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French OF Alexander Dumas
HEdnors inserting this advertisement,
will receive :he above books Address
J. J. GALUSNA * CO.
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Jan. 2i, lS46-St.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
Nov ~ lS45

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perso0ally arqaaiassl ~lsh iir ChamFaaa.
oftkss place. aEd have teca - several
veirs. ssa< have ske utHe-I caaAica-c -
him n n phvsician ~ - IN tAss raaa>
munify. and dcs<svrdiy - . Ferai-r Pay
sician We farther ecFtIfy. sa4g se tava
uSed his pals in oaE fanailae= lar several xraFa
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and SAFE n>dsrine ser The care q dssease 30
~hicA they are rrxnnenstrd rhEt tkrv
are 10 higA rrpuRe W tbs c~nmaniir. ani
of The eol~brisy All goosi elT-css e tAe pale
we have heard mueh isaEa Ghss al lhe ea-
rsoas cEher Ssat~s - whscA th~v aFe ~ eE-
sensively aset- We tkszk ske1 ucTtkyo
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Church
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B-J MALONE & CO
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

.
he fair writer Of the following beau'i>
81 ,ni sentimental verses Our columns
:. ever at her service
ro, the Holly Springs Gazette.
nearing n sermon about the
w Angels.
br.st beings, beautiful and bright,
=, ava! subjects in me court OF light,
Ono .teadflst stood, when fell the morning
-. .easeless Joys, no sin did ever mar.
!, nay envy your untarnished name,
sem allegiarce dyes my cheek with
shame,
.,rcame of a rebellious race,
AMI should not dare to view an angels lace
80 - happy ones, delight to fly,
a. j.r-y,s errands from your own bright
sly, torn
To u;p, away the tears from those that
mourn.
r, ,,,iss the fallen, to sustain the we t.
Aoddll With Joy, the spirit OF 'ne meek
,r.,,,L the conlrite sigh some bosom swell
,Toeo IL in haste, the happy news to tell.
ap.hoI. he prays'-the joyful tidings ring,
.,-,ls rejoice, and strike their harps and sing,
The lost is found, the dead 10 life is RAISED,
Hozlnuah's sound, Immanuel'S name sprais-
ed.
with ioy ye Ay 10 bring the ransomed home,
Fold youl. bright pinions Ill The moment come,
Benlo'er The couch where fainting nature lies,
Clasp the freed spirit, convey it to The skies.
Ant oh methinks unto some favoured few,
Your king permits you should bring heaven
in view.
Op-s the glazed eye, e'er Death hath set his
seal,
To see what mortal lips could ne'er reveal.
The shout victorious bursts from lips of clay
A smile-a shout-lhe victor is away,
Thu Stephen, with an angels face knelt
down,
And fel! asleep, to wake and find crown,
Oh happy Angels bIest beyond compare,
long to be with you, your work 10 share;
But shall sing a song you cannot learn,
And glow with love your bosoms cannot burn.
Salvation, oh Salvation, NY song, my BOAST,
You cannot sing it, for you were not lost
But you may listen while the lamb we praise
Then ALL united ONE GRAND CHORUS raise.
URANIA.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
M2NgZ29.

This celebrated horse will stand The en-
suing season (one half Of his time al ny
house. near Waterford. and the remainder
al Stones Livery Stable IN Holly SPEiHgs-
Terms $40 the season, TO be paid 25sh oi
December next, aud so TO the gsoosn- /
have good grass lots and vii isei mares
sent from a distance oil : 30 per week
For particulars see hand bills.
L.. II. COLE.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

All persons interested in The s W.
of section %, and s. E. / of section 2l. L.
z, r. | west. of the chickasaw cessioe. Will
appear at the PROBATE Court al Oxford ior
the county and state aforesaid. on the 3fd
Monday in January. 1916. and shew CAUSE.
il they can. why the above described lard
should no. be sold as he property OF Dassi
Fl. Houston. decd
CHARLOTTE A. HOUSTON
Dec. 9. lS45-i5-6i
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

o4~, % HdFy ~ 1910,
S- Im-mah-no-ubdy | UPON opening
This Bill, IL appearing to The satisfaction OF
the Court, that the defendants are not in
habitants of this State, bnt reside beyond the
limits thereof so that the ordinary process
of this Court cannot be served on them
Therefore il is ordered that unless the
said defendants. appear before the Vice
Chancellor at the Court Room in the
town of Holly Springs, on the frs, Mon
day in July next; and plead, answer or
demur to Complainants Bill, the several
allegations thereof will be taken for con>
fessed, and such order and decree made
therein as the Vice ChanceI lor shall deem
equitable and Just and it is further or.
dered that copy of this order, be inserted
in the Holly Springs Gazette, newspa-
per published in the town of Holly Springs,
Mississippi, once week for two months
successively.
HANNIBAL HARRIS, Clerk
January goth, lo46.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

ANTI RENTIsM is under full headway in the
Legislature OF New York, and the dominant par
ty is invoked in every possible way TO interfere
in the matter of contracts between landlord and
tenant.
To show the influence and nature of the ap-
pealS made in behalf OF the anGi-rent rebels, we
quote this extract from speech of MIR. Watson,
one of the members OF the Assembly who was
elected by these anti-reners
He would say to the Democratic party
that if such disposition was made now at
the opening Of the session, the hearts of
these men would be steeled against them,
believing that they could not obtain fai:
hearing. II would be found that twenty
thousand Democratic rotes woatd be
brought 10 bear against Tie partg an tie ap.
reaching contest"
Mark the concluding lines and nature
of the argument The justice of the cause
is left out of the question; but the demands
ofthe antireLters; be they what they may,
are to be complied wth,or the twenty thou
sand anti rent votes will GO in body a
gainst the democracy Think of it, fellow
citizens of all parties N. Y Gazette.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

The State Tax Collector of Carroll
country. Nd, was recently hung 10 effigy !;
and a. meeting held in The same county,
the following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That it Is the opinion of this
meeting that any man who would under
take to collect the State tax for the benefl
Of European or American stock gamblers,
brokers and Spectators. would bottle the
su 81 land huckster out the dew of Heav.
en-.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
1. q. Ct o. f.
EXPULSION.

AT a meeting Of Tippah Lodge, No. 10, held
at Salem, on Monday night, the 29th December
ii was, on motion, unanimously Resolved, L hat
]. w. GIBBONS be, and he is expelled from all
the benefits and privileges of the Order, for
gross immoraities; and that notice Of the same
be sent to the editor Of the Holly Springs Ga
zeite for publication, with request that all pa
peIs frierdly to the Order, insert the same.
"A. M. AYRES, N. G.
JoHN A. MooRMAN, Sec'y.
Salem, Miss. Jan. Cd 1916.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
ADMINISTRATORS 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 Hugh Wal
ker Dec. hereby notifies all persons 'ndslt-
etl 10 said estate to make immmediaie pay
mens, and lhose having claims against said
estate to present them within the lime
prescribed ~ Law. or else they will Lc Tor
ever barred.
JOSEPH G. SMITH. Adn'r.
Novlst. 1915. -nll 6w-
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

GFOn Thursday evening last, the mem.
oers of the Legislature as we'll as distin-
guished citizens from the Chickacaw coun.
ties, met in the senate chamber, for the pur.
pose Of exchanging their views and senti.
ments In relation to the best and most eff
cient mode of dsposing of the school lands.
Mr.. Boone of the senate. was made the
chairman, and Felix LaLauve of the senate
secretary. MIR. Labauve offered a resvIu-
tion to test the sense of.he meeting whether
or not a majariiy would favor the immedi-
ate saleof those lands The resolution was
debated until late hour. when The meet
ing adjourned without acting on said res
luton to meet again on this evening,
[ Eississippian Jan, 2l.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
j. Ill. IA ilpatri c X /,

HOLLY SPRINGS, MISSISSIPPI,
WILL practice his profession in the Couu-
Wv lies OF Tippah. Marshall, DeSoto, Pamela,
and Lafayette. He will end the Federal Court
at Pontotoc. Jan. 81, '46-1y
(E3FOffice-Between Barton & Chalmers Law
Office, and Drs. TaYlor s. PiIman's Shop.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

PUrE UNNnxEB and UnADULrErArEn. nav -
had (as long any remains unSCldA Il tay a
gents in New Orleans, NaicheE, Nleksbars.
Yazoo City, and Memphis, wao HAvE wrlrrEa
AUTRorITY. X ABBEY.
lazoo CITY Jan % 1916 -24 -
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
ST. THOMAS HALL.
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISSISSIPPI.

RECTOR, THE EEv. ID. G.. PAGE, ID. d,
TERMS.-The Academical year to con.
sist Of two sessions of five months each
the expenses of each half session payable
in advance.
EXPENSES PER SESSION FOR Boards
Boarding and tuition :Sl00
For DAY PUPILs-From and af.er the
29lh Of December. (he Monday after
Chris.mas,) at which time The School re-
opens, the Preparatory Class will be re.
ceiyed at the reduced rates of SIS per Ses-
sion leaving the existing rates of $40. S25
and $50 per session for the different stages
of advancement in the higher Depart
menrs.
ARTICLES TO BE FURNISHED BY BoARs
rERs.-Table and Tea Spoon; two pairs of
Sheets; two pillow cases; six Towels;
marked with the Pupils name in full.
Pupils entering after the commencement o
the Session. will be charged in proportion,
according to the above rates.
The course of instruction will embrace
all that constitutes q thorough English,
Classical and Mathematical education to-
gether with the elementary principles Of
Vocal Music. Arrangements are coniem-
plated for adding French to the course a
bove specified, so soon as 1t may be ioand
practicable.
REFER TO
Rt. Rev'd James H. Otey, Columbia, Tennessee
Rev'd p. w. Aston, Memphis,
Hon Joseph ". Chalmers,
Co.. John ID. Martin,
Henry Anderson, Esq. Holly Springs, Mi
Walter Goodman, Esq.
Col Benjamin Williams, Marshall county,
Gen H. Brownrigg. Columbus,
George Yerger, Esq, vicksburg,
Rev'd Charles Goodrich, New Orleans,
Rev'd Daniel s. Lewis, ST. FrancisyilIe, La.
Rev'd Samuel s. Lewis, Mobile.
Hon. Robert Hughes, Jackson.
lar 1915 r2ntf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
A B S T r A c. T.

Biz states that on the--day o.
Is, compl pure hased from def Gates sew
en- sections of land, In relation to hich an
agreement In writing was then made and
executed, by which compl was bound TO
pay to said Gates the purchase money tor
SAID lands ,'and said Gates was. on the re-
celpt OF The same bound TO make or cause
TO be made good aad valid titles to Complt
for the same. That complt has fully paid
said purchase money but received titles 10
only five of said sections, aud it was ascer>
talned after the purchase by complt that
that two of said seven sectiops purchased
by compnt from Gates and by Gates from
the Chickasaw Indian, lm>mah: no. u5bey,
lay withiE. the boundaries of the Choctaw
Cession and were not subject TO Chickasaw
reser Vatlon location. Ii was therefore nec-
essary for said Gates under the Land of
ice regulations to execute a deed of release
and quit claims TO the Government for said
two sections, before said Gates or his ven-
dee could obtain In lieu thereoftwo sections
lying in the limits ofihe Chickasaw Ces.
sion. That afer this was asoertained, a
| deed was made by said lpdan directly TO
compl's conveying to compl't sections seven
! & and eight 6 j Township three (3,)
|
in the place OF the two Choctaw sections a
foresaid. which deed was placed in the
hands OF Benjamin Reynolds, Indian Agent
at Pontotoc, to be held by him Yuntil said
| Gates executed and delivered TO the said
Agent The REIMBURSEMENT and qult.claim
deed aforesaid, That the conveyance by
the Indian to comprt was made with the
consent and by the direction of Gates, and
that Gates afterwards executed the said
quIt-claim deed and delivered it to compl;
and compP supposing he would have no
further trouble about the.tltse, destroyed OF
gave up said written agreement 10 Gates
That before complt. could place this quit
claim deed in the hands of said Indian.
gent, and procure from him the deed OF SAID
Indian to compl't said agent died with the
Indian deed In his possession, which conpPi
has not since been able to find, or obtain
any information concerning it. That IN
consequence of this compI't has no record
ed evidence of title 10 said two sections after
having fully. paid for the same. That
compl't is in doubt whether said Indian
deed was so far forfeited as to convey val
i'd legal title to comppt, and to render it or
Iy necessary to have the same set up as a
lost deed or whether tn same was only an
escroD, and imperative for want OF de-
livery, so as to render it necessary still TO
extract the legal title from said Indian.
PRAYER, That the deed from said Indi-
an to compit. be set up as lost deed, and
compl't's title to said two sections perfected
thereby. or that said Indian hold said two
sections as Trustee for the ben6t of compPt,
and that be forthwith convey the same to
comprt, and for general relief.
HANNIBAL HARRIS, Crk.
lucas, WATSON & CLAPP.
Solicitors for Complainant.
Jan. 81, 1S46.-n2i-2m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

The interest on the University fund, is now
annually computed on the 26th of July, at the
rate OF per cent per annum, and the amount OF
the interest as well as principal, placed to the
credit Of the fund all oil which is respectfully
submitted.
THOS. H. WILLIAMS
]. ALEX'B. YENcRESS.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr. Allen from the committee on educa-
tion, reported that it was inexpedient to tax
the people or appropriate money, at this
time, for the purpose of establishing an in
stitutiou to educate the deaf and dumb. re-
ceived and agreed TO.
MIR. Wade from the committee of ways
aud means. to which was referred a resolu-
tion of enquiry into the expedience of as
sessing and collecting the revenue of the
state by an equal ad valorem system of tax
alton, and OF consolidating the Offices of as.
SCISSOR and collector of taxes, reported that
the change was inexpedient: received and
agreed to.
The bill from the senate to provide for
the purchase Of the book called "North on
probate courts. was taken up, when Mr..
Walker moved It's indefinite posi- ponement,
on the ground that public officers ought TO
purchase their own books. Mr. Wade hop
ed the bill would not be so unceremonious
ly disposed Of
"A Bill has passed both houses of the
Legislature authorizing the establishment
of branch of the f. s. Nj. Bank of Mem
pals al Chattanooga, East Tennessee
We are glad of this, insamuch as our 9TH
er city banks threw all the burden of pay
ing species on the +. & NJ Bank. Now
then we may look out for an exclusive
"mounGng paper currency; and no lon
ger TO Charley Lof1and's bank as the on
ly one to get specie at'-the Legislature
has blocked the game of two banks pluck
cne, and now say to all three banks. pluck
the public together. This is very .bad
though perfectly consistent thing in Loco
foco bank leg gslatioD.-Eagle.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
MUSIC FOR THE MILLION

MUSIC FOR I he MILIiOAS
Cheap M.sicl Cheap Mnsici Cheap hEs'ei
JUST received, on consignment. from
Philadelphia, a choice assortment CT Ne"
and Fashionable Music. being selections
from all the ne y operas just out-sucn as
Leonora, Bohemian Girl &C. &c also.
new Songs, Polkas, Waltzes, Quadrilies.
Marches. &C. SC. This music u 100 per
cent cheaper than the old style. Supplies
Of Terrelts new and cheap music will be
con, inually received as they are published
For sale Il James Billiards. for Cash
only.
Jan 3. l646-no 20tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

Ga Sunday evening last, we understand
that the committee 10 whom was referred
the 100000 acres Of land. have agreed on
reporting a bill for the same TO be sold
for the coupons of the Planters Bank ID
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

of the finest quality have been scattered over
the country from these grounds, and may al-
ways be depended upon. The seed establish
meat of these Hort icaiIuTiSrS is one u the u-oSt
extensive in the Union, and IL Tepalaiion Is
we'll sustained from year u year.
ssTo obviate the change OF mixture of the tar
ina of the plants OF the same family, they haze
established another nursery, al suitable DIS
tance, SO that degeneration cannot take r1@ce,
and which secures To the purchasers "a genuine
article" Knowing thus the age, qualitY -ea
process of culture Of every plant, the snpqiY
from their grounds i recommended ith gseag
confidence"
*.-Since the date of the 'RcPoTtn from whieh
the above is distracted, the entire establishment
has been greatly enlarged. The collection -
Camellias embraces all the finer kinds. aud con-
sisfs of some thousands of various SizeS, - i&e
wise of Roses, and other desirable plants, bata
tender and hardy-Frait Trees, etc.
The Seed Gardens, alone, cover nlty acres
and the whole i, a. il has been for more thaa
half century, under the successive manage
ment OF father and son, the mus, prominent il
AMERICA.
nrOrders received by the subscriber, from
whom Catalogues may be cbfainet, rats
Jan "a l~f5-21
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Wednesday, Jan. 2l, 1S46.
Petitions, documents and claims were
presented by Messrs. Singleton, Adams
and Graves
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
FOR SALE,

A very likely young Woman s. Child
both Of light complexion. The woman is
q good cook and washer. and q very good
servant for business. A fair exchange
would be made for likely boy Of good
habits.
For Information apply At THE Office or
10 JOHN MORGAN.
Jan. IL. ls46-lm
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

District Chaneery Court of .he State of
Mississippi, at Holly Springs.
Aadrei0 Kerr { la Facatioa Jan
542, as uary 20. i6,
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

collection of nerbaeeouS plants EIstEE
TREES of the best kind, and moSt heallh'
condition; large beds OF seeding apples, peaxs
plumS, &C., as STOCKS Tor budding and grazing
plan very superior to thar OF working upo.
suckers, which carry with them into the srai
oil lie diseases OF The IA rerL SL----
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

-, acknowledge our deep Indebtedness
i. fair writer Of the following beauli>
continental verses. Our columns
aver at her service.
T., the Holly Springs Gazette.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

frsrExtraet from the"REPORT' OF he "vIS-
ITING COMM TTEE Of The PENN
SYLVANIA HORTICULTURAL