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60. Es,ss-.INAND EKIE HAIL. EittTSt
se'1'z1H s,as1a7~ ROAD LINE-UuIer A--->------I
.iyrenR emrnt-To commence Monday, December -.
For passengers each way daily (eacepi snntayr
Leave New-Yofk from the toos OF DuanP-st Al o'ttr
A. NJ. for Piermont, Ramapo, Monroe. Chester, Gcssz
Mtddletown, Ousville and all the intermediates place.
Leave Ousvi,le All A NJ. Middletown al 3. Goshs;i
81 and Chester at 3 In A. NJ for Nrw-YOrk.
Fare between New York and OiiSve 81 so.
Freight from Nsw-YOrS VIII be received nj the cal
Duane 81 on board the harges Samuel Marsh ana Hs,-
Snydam Jr. one of which will leave the city IS oae
P. NJ. on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
Freg ht for NcwSork Will be taken oy the Train esrt
Otisv;lle at O'Clock A. NJ OF the above mentioned IL
DAYS In each week. Dec. |, lSii =
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DY ORDER

DY ORDER OF :. Caldwell, Supreme Co1r. Corauis-
II sicSer, notice = hereby given tt., a. attachment has
Issued zEsns; tie Ethan PAIL now resident
debtor the VIII b. sold for The payment og
hts debts unless ne appear Discharge such earh -t
according Law within aine moths from he Frat publ
cs,on 0. MS notice and hat the payment Of any DEBTS
due hin BIZ residents Of mis- STATE and TIE delivery
him or fer nis use of any properly within The Stale belong
ing 20 r and Ire ,ra-s.er Of Erch properly Of him
GEoRGE TRUsCoTT, Jr
rs ls~sn Agency for Attaching Cretior.
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DY ORDER OF william y Mason, Supreme CoUr,
ID Commissioned notice i ksreby given nst attach
reut ta5 is.r-c ssr the estate Of james n Wells,
a. nonresident debtor and thai The viii be sold
me payrrer his debts unless Re appear and discharge
,2ch attachment according 10 sw within zine months from
ne srs publication OF this notice, and zt The peyrueu; Of
sy due him by residents o. his STATE and ae cetv
@rv HIN his OF any property within lis Stale
belonging % MIN and The rssfr Any property by hin,
ar forbidden 5y hin vo-Dated Norwich, n Y.
Nov 10. 1916. JOHN WAIT, Attorney
nj; lsESm For Attaching Creditor.
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S!aczsmiid, TOOLS, garden utensils.
Butcher, tools, cabinet makers trimmings.
House AID ship builders hardware.
IroI, hf.ss, copper and steel wire.
Genuine Harlem oil NJ 3neod
uUBBABD's PAPERS.-BURNAPxB
pefs manufactured by the Nsssrs Hubbard, comprising
Ledge. Papers, blue and white Imperial per Royal,
R9ya, dediGm, DENY and Flat Cap.
BznA Foo Post, Bsak Quartz Post, Exchange Cap.
E1tre super Cut Cap, ruled and PLAIN
LeL.er Paper, ruled and plain, fili assortment.
Packet Post. Super and Extra Super.
tinted Plate Paper; Co!oret imperlaih
Co.orsd Royals, thick and thin
Do Medium do. do.
Do Double Cap, for copy booxa
fine Glazed Colored Mediums, Royals Lc- kc-
g. 3. also hand Tery exhaustive assortment OF
Writing Papers, BOOK and News Printing Papers, Plae
Papers, Hardware a1t Wrapping PaPers Tnsy arc slao
sole agents. o. tie genuine Patent Envelope Paper.
Printing Paper OF any size and quality mace 10 order q:
shorr rotire. iy2 osyscd
WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAILROAD
~ Conpe1ySotce - hereby given tha. assessment
OF five Dollars as been aid the Directors each Stare
OF the CAPITA Stock Of his Company upon which
eri Of aTe per cent has already been made payable al the
Tressure oece ~ M4inst Worcester The FRS, day
Of Jaruary neXt and Of Ten Dollars has
been lao a. Lh- Shares OF me Capital Stock OF SAID
Company upon which TO assessment has been made
parable a. he ..rue and place sforesa6.
n. HEMESWAY Treasurer
d. ". and \. r z Company.
MOHAWK AND HUDSON RAILROAD Co
w Bonds Of 1881 ard isi-Sotce IA hereby given thai
the interest cGe ts above Rouds VIII be paid \; the
Aech.alcs Bank IN the City OF New-York on Prrsene-
tion o! the coupons and after the ist proxmo Al
a ~ ses' q i'''' z. FOSTER, Jr. seserarg
BRITANNIA PITCHE RS-A full supply OF bes,
ID quality Britannia Pitchers. desrable and useful for
sale ais buT1tns-siip- b7 Inse 81, BoAHDMAS KART.
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From. tie Buffalo Commercial .if.ertuer.
AME> N-Yrrcrr This lad whose

From t.e Buffalo Commercial! -ifsertuer.
JAMES WYcKoFy--This lad whose
EXTRAORDINARY CASE
MSS been noticed And advertised II our paper Is an instance
OF the curative powers OF BsIsToLs RiL has ar
rlved Il ibis city and. will De seen % NE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
car be visited a. the pn1nlX- de :
CERT AMY 4 CURIOSITY,
being intelligent neat and lively and perfectly Tree from
any disease We are surprised maj our fiend EIsroL
should pride himself upon his extraordinary cure or GER
Isnly, when he case wes undertaken presented The
most HOPELESS ASPECT
Tia; has probably been vet IN Inc Annals o. edcne
Many sdditoHsl Notices from he Press could be gyen,
but lie above IS deemed sc.en SATISFY any Of The
extraordinary ard astonishing effects OF SfsICLS SAR-
SAPARILLA
In relation % he sisto.y which has been hastily writ
ter OF Ibis case no one sse Il - oli VII reac
aside from Ihe ceia o. suffering wts i mere Is
enough Of romance and reality about Il 10 EAr Il interest
c and agreeable to al An edition Of ne |ork mas been
printed for grz.uiors circulation and nose WHO WISH
copy procure il from Inc Agenis WHO Sc! brlstos
SArsaparl.a-
II o-e word OF Caution hose who buy ssrsapsri-
e There various kinds and al prices rc o1T shi
i1gs dollar AID ron !ocE ounces 20 quar- u ollS
BRISTOL article stands alone or Feaseo y a1s ac
CURED tErlns fourteen years o: seTe-e e every Dag
gaining confidence on sccorr. OF The astonishing ard WOE
deru. !, performs L. therefore, go1 Sl'a in1 ise
artlcle asa for Sris-ols, and AXE GO o-h-f
sists y ;he ctty Il lGieodOSitW
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STEAMBOAT COLUMBIA, CSpL q. 3. Risgs. WILL,
Tuesdsy, Thursday ana Saturday evenings So,
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through direct e. O'Clock, P NJ 81 =
S.eslrbos Pier between Cortland and Liberty "a -
Steamboat kNICSERBOCS Capt Alfred Hr-,,
VII leave on Morisy, Weire.aS sud F,G4sy sr,,s.s,
NJ O'Clock. 80
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Datent mebiflnes.
THE Most
WONDERFUL CURE IN THE woRLI

\ Cure we'll nigh Mlrac ca Gus
I'VE CALLED yesterday 20 see wreck OF hnrasniIy
w FAMED James Wyckot now - years o!c iAe son OF
Peter wycko1 farmer OF clsrsnee, Ere Co \ ! The
.ss gor.e ,s murdered BIZ dose OF cs.oEne prescribed
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-u--se INDEPENDENT OPPOsITIM

49, Sburgh aud FshNNI, IAtdng a. Van Coz
lnndts (PeeksSil IVES, Point, Cold SprSl
snd CornwAll-rhe new steamer THOMAS POWELL
Cart Samuel Johnson. Will leave the steamboat psr Isl
OF Warren.-L every afternoon Sundays excepted a Il
o'clock. Returning, viii lcHve NewbDrgh every MoalU
morning nj half past g. and the remaining morning, d "A
week al Il O'Clock landing above. Fortreighior ps.I
apply gu board the boat
- B-A baggage and freight OF every description hal
bills or specie put on board this boat, must b 81 the m
OF the thereof unless entered on the books Of y
hcat mr. rec.i MED for e9a
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RRITASNIA PITCHE Rs-A fun supply OF bes.
ID quality Byitanna Pitchers. desrable and useful for
sale AIS buT5ins-slip- b7 Inse 81 BoAHDMAH KART
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Al Five o'clock, 7. M.-LardpS Al Int Tusel ia.s s,
From, the foot OF Bsrclsy-st.
Steamboat NORTH l,MERIcA. Capt Il K. Far, =,
leave on Monday. "Wednesday, Friday snd SGst.J s,
Lcors st : O'Clock
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS. Cspt $. overeass =.
leave ou Tuesday. Thursday, anu saturday sNsrso,, :
: O'Clock.
The shove Boat. " IL a.. Il tines arrive a. Nhs.Yt
pie time for tie Morning Tram OF Cars for Tho ES "
Fret N; taken q, moderate rs.es Snt zone ussa 4,
o'clock, 2. VI.
Al persons forbid trusting any OF the scaa Oh
Line without written order from the Captains OF AZ
For passage freight sp2ly on board lie Scss y
p. c. SCHULTZ. Nj the oiice on the wharf q
.T~~e EVENING LINE Tor Albany az \
sr-rsalhse---tN-T seamhuaI COLUMBIA Cart p
<7e,401--I'Sa" II. Peck. will ieavc Monday, Webs
and Friday evenings at O'clock from Cortlani.st Pa
Albany ard Troy direct
rS-Thi, bear Is OF tie first class and Is comuaalS,
an Npereuced and attentive officer. and Tor spset
COMMUNICATION is superior 10 most aud inferior 10 oocs
The river. :
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i1ublir Conpspanrss. 8

REGULAR MAIL LINZ -,
rS1zEzxszaa13s Boston ane SS~-foSk. by ue saez:
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MORRIS hO6iSson' EfsaN'S-
SAMUEL HASSTY, Secretary.
MINUTES Posr, NJ. D. Physician, sCi Broadway. d
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
]. OSWALD, Nj D.

Regarding hims elf as permanently ioca
ed will resume the practice of medicine. In
all ofits various departments. His servr
ces are therefore offered 20 the citizens
Holly Springs and vicinity. His fees vii
be regulated by the following charges:
Visit in town SI,O0
Mileage by day so
night 10
Prescription /: Leo
Obstetrics (ordinary cases) :. 1000
Unnatural and pIotracted :: l5t TO 25
Surgical operations from So 20 $50
depending upon their difficulty and impor
ance
All callsthankfulIy received and prompt
Iy attended 20
Jan 3, lS45.-20-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

Taken up by T. Heater. living 2 miles
west of Holly Springs, Ole cream co!orcd
horse, supposed to be 7 years old; black
name ard Tail. about A hands high. shod
ali round, appraised 10 S35. 90
Taken up by Alex. NJ. Clayton 10
miles northeast ct Holly Springs one
brown bay horse. both hind feet ard the
righ; fore foot white, star ia the forehead
and sni p on the nose; shod all round, "a
bout Is hands high. supposed to be vears
old next spring, appraised to $4,000.
w. G MGAUGHEY, Ranger.
Jan. 3, 1S46-2O-3t.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
EAEE g. WLMT Z 3
GOODS,

Which they f1aiter themselves that they wall
be able TO sell cheaper than they ever have 3e-
lore We would respectfully invite the alter
ticn of the public to the following articles.
GENT LEMEN'S WEAR.
Brod Cloths, Of every description Cassi-
meres, French and English Sattinetts and
Kentucky james Boots and Shoes of every des-
cription, large assortment OF READY MADE,
Clothing, made to order suspenders, Wooien
Drawers and shirts; Hats, fur and cloth Caps,
of all descriptions; Ladies' aud gen,lemen's S
Spanish Saddles Sadderv of all kinds.
LADIES' WEAR
Bonnets, Ribbons. Ariifcials, Calicoes, Cash
meres, Bonbazines, Shaws, CamDrics, Hos
ery, &C., of every description.
CHiLDRENS' $ WEAR.
Cashmere aud Worsted Cardinals, Wors1ed
Caps, &c &c.
We confident that our prices cannot be
beal-therefcre invite purchasers TO come
and examine our stock of Goods before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as we will give tull sati>tac-
t0n 10 all who have money and want full value
fo r it, and are determined not TO be under sold
by any Store in the W est.
RHINE & KOHN
Holly Springs, Oct 25 lS45.--nl0 Pm.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
TRUST SALE.

RY virtue of two Deeds of Trust exc
cu,ed December 23rd. 1910, by Stephen
h. Jones and duly recorded In Marshall
County IL will proceed to sell, at the
Court House Door in iioliy Springs.
On the 22ni day Of jane. 1876.
the following described property, w
Section Is and South halt OF Seciton Z. III
Township 8. of Range 2. West OF the Ba,
sis meridian. Chickasaw surveys, State oil
Mississippi. and in Marshall County; ana
the following negroes. VIZ z:-otePhen'
Diet Renben. Simon, Jefferson, Wash
in gton, N.lley, Abbey and Sally and her
child. All set forth in said Deeds OF
Trust for purposes therein mentioned.
The title 10 said property is believed to
be good. but l will only convey such title as
is vested in me as Trustee. Terms Cash
ROBERT WALL. Trustee.
Holly Springs, December l8, lS45.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
!. William Z. Stearns,
kEYES, WILSON 81 Co..
COMHISSION MERCHANTS
81 Camp Street, NEW ORLEAN n

81 Camp Street, NEW ORLEANS.
HTOULD again tender their services to their
w friends and The public generally, in The
sale OF Cotton and the transaction of Commission
Business in all its branches, pledgeing themsel-
vesto use every exertion TO promote The interest
of, and render satisfaction to those who may con-
ide business to their charge.
We have Open Policies ofInsurance, TO cover
all shipments of Cotton cons igned 10 our ad-
dress. Those wishing Insurance will write
across the face OF the Bill of Landing, "IsSa-
rance Hanted." and forward the original to US
by mail. We shall keep all Cotton fuliy in
sured against fire here until sold.
We will furnish our friends with Bagging,
Rope, Family Groce ries, &C., at the lowest cash
price, when ordered
Liberal cash advances will be made on Cotton
or Bills OF Lading, in hand.
j. w. LUMPKN is our authorized Agent, and
will promptly attend to any business confGed to
him.
Oct. I1-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
NOTICE.

Christopher G. Chinn, Esq. is my law
ful agent to transact my business. during
my absence All persons indebted to me
for professional services or otherwise, are
earnestly requested to settle with him an.
med,ateIy as am compelled to close up
my business
N B Mr.. Chinn can always be found
at the Dug store Of B. J. Malone g. Co.
South OF the Pul,hc Square.
JOSEPH O. WALKER.
Guard vii please copy.
Jan. 8. IS46.-2O-lm.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

By iryon M. Yancey. Esquire, Judge
oflhe Probate Court for the County OF
Marshall: Notice is hereby given, that
On application to me by Buckner Aberna.
thy. Wyatt Fl. A Aberna,hy. Jonathan A..
Esam and Rebecca his wife, and Albert r.
Graves and Martha j. his wife who claim
undivided shares in the following named
slaves, 20 wit Sam. Nelson, Wash. Bob.
Wallace. Miles. Henderson. Celia, Milly.
Mahala, Harriet Parlhena, Leannah, and
Sophy-helonging TO the estate of the late
John r. Abernathy, Deceased. | have NOM
mated Thomas G. Ga,wood. James Il.
Lilies and VIM. Il. Ivy. Comm'rs, to DIVIDE
the said slaves into equal shares or parts
and unless proper objections are stated to
me at the Court House in the town OF
Holly Springs on the 23d. day of February
next, the said Thomas G.. Ga,ewood,
James L Siics and William Il. Ivy, will
then be appointed commi ssioners. to make
partition Of SAID slaves, pursuan. to law.
Given under my hand, this 26.h day oi
November, lS45
L. Nj. YANCEY, [Seal.l
Judge &c.
Dec. 6 l845.-nl6 Pm.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
Holly Springs Select SchoOL

THE next Session of this Institution
commences on the first Monday IN Japua>
~, lS46. By association of the subscr;-
bers. we are prepared to receive an enlar>
ged number of pupils. Tie Institution
will be conducted on the same principles
as herelo.ore-affording most favorable
opportunity 10 pursue, either English.
Classical, or Mathema teal studies to any
desirable extent Composition and Oratos
ry will form n part OF the duties OF the
more advanced students. Strict attention
will be paid to the moral department. of
every pupil.
Terms per session oF 5 sssoniifs
or 30 Weeks.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT., SlOCO
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT, Sl5,Oo
SENIOR DEFIANT dEET, S&OCO
FREScH, SPANISH, or HEaREw, (extra): $40, OO
Boarding (including washing, fuel,
lights SCI per month, So OO
Sessional fee Of 80 Cts per pupil for fuel.
serv'ts hIle.
All terms half payable in advance aad
the remainder at the close of each session.
Tuition charged from the time OF entrance
10 the close of each session-no deduction
except fol protracted sickness- is much
for the interest of pupils to be entered on
the first day of the session.
c. PARISH. A. M.
Is. F. HAWKINS, A. B.
Dec. 90 lS45-3i
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appoin-
ted al 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 indebt-
Ell to said estate to make immmedia.e pay
ment, and those having claims against said
estate to present them within the time
prescribed oy law. or else they will be for
ever barred
JOSEPH G. SMITH, Adm'r.
Nov1st. lS45 NIL (5w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

MARSHALL COUNTY.
To all persons IN aug manner anteres,
ted tn the Lands, I'enements and he
reduaments Of Joh1 X. A6ernathy.
Deceased-GREITING
WHEREAS, Buckner Alternately and
Wyatt III. Aberna;hy, administrators OF the
estate of John r. Abernathy, deceased.
having filed in our Probate Court of said
County, their petition. 10 which they rep>
resent and suggest 10 the Court that their
inteslale. the said John r. Abernathy. de-
ceased, died seized and possessed, in fee
simple. of the following described lands,io
vii The North halt Of Section No.
twenty five (25) in township no. two (2)
OF range no. three (3) west of the basis me-
ridian, ofthe Chickasaw ccssion, lying in
the said county OF Marshall and part OF
section no. twenty six. [26 IN the same
township and range, beginning at the-north
cas-, corner of said section, thence west lao
| poles to a stake: thence south, bearing
east 8 degrees. $50 poles to a stake; thence
east, bearing north degrees, 10 the casts
ern boundary line Of said section; thence
north. with said boundary line, 10 the be-
ginning and that II will be greatly to
the interest of the Distributes of said intes-
tate to sell the whole Of said lands and
the said administrators, having, I'm open
COURT made application to the court to
order the sale thereof You are. there
fore. hereby directed to be and appear be
fore the Probate Court of Marshall Coun'y,
. at the Cour; House 10 the town of Holly
Springs, on the fourth Monday of tebrua'
T ry next, to show cause If any YOU can o,
have, why said lands should not be sold.
WstAess, the Honorable Tryon VI
Yancey, Judge of SAID court, AID thu
seal thereof annexed, the 4th Monda
of November, A. ID 1915.
Issued November 27, lS45.
TEST. GGRDENTlA WAITE,
n Dec 6, '45-6t Clerk
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
Jan, "a, lS46. -23-6i
NRNII 8Nu

This celebrated horse will stand the en-
suing season Zone half Of his time al my
house, near Waterford. and the remainder
Al Stones Livery Stable in Holly Springs.
Terms elO the season, TO be paid 25th Of
December next. and SO TO the groom. /
have good grass lots and will iced mare .
sent from distance q 3 80 per week, -
For particulars see hand bills.
L. H. COLE.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
Superior Stationery.

Consisting OF French, English, and Ameri>
can Letter Pare, of beautiful texture adapt>
ID to the New Postage Law. Cap, Follo>
Post, Comme.c ciai and Pocket Post Paper;
Sealing Wux, Waters. Glass and Bronze
Inkslands, Gold and Steel p ns. Embossed
Visiting Cards. Note Paper, Printers
Cards. Bills Of Lad.ng, Check Books, Pen
Racks, Porifolios. Ivory Folders. Wafer
Stamps, Ladies' Work Boxes. Wiring
Desks, &c. SC. &c.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
Dec. 6 lS45.-nl6 2m.
BY Tryon M. Yancey, Judge o;f III
Probate Court of Ma rshaU Countye

bf 1fyon M. Yancey, Judge o. III
Probate Court of Ma rshaU Countye
Mississippi.
NOTICE is hereby given. that on appli
cation to me, by George A. Wilson and
Mary Nj. Wilson his wife, of Marshall
County, Mississippi. who claim an undivi>
ded sixth part Of three quarters Of land, TO
wit:-the NV. S-W. and S>E quarters
oi Section twenty three, township five. of
Range four West. have nominated
Jarvis Milan. Brantlv Sugg. and Thor,as
B. Coleman. Commissioners To divide The
said tracts of land into equal paris or shares;
and unless proper objections are stated to
me at a Probate Court TO be holden at the
Court House in the town of Holly Springs
on the % rd. day of March, 1876. the sa i'd
Jarvis Milan. Brantly Sugg and Thomas
B. Coleman, will then be appointed com
missioners. to make partition of said lands,
pursuant 10 an act entitled "an act concer-
| ming the partition of lands held by copart-
ners. Joint Tenants and Tenants in COM
mon."
Given under my hand and seal, this
Gath day Of December, lS45.
T. M YANCEY, P. j. I SEAL. ;
Jen, g, 1916 no 20-2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

LETTERS Of Administration having been
granted 10 the undersigned. al the October
term of the Probate Court of Coahoma
County, State Of Mississippi. on the
9th day of SAID month. on the estate of
Ealcolm Gi!christ. deceased, NOTICE is here
by given to all persons Indebted to the es.
tate to make immediate payment. and all
those having claims against said estate mus.
present them within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred.
DANIEL GILCHRIST, admir-
of Malcolm GiIchrist, decd.
Dec. Is, 1S45-nl7-6i.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
FOR SALE.

A very likely young Wo man & Child
both Of light complexion. The woman is
good cook and washer. . nd a verv good
servant for business. A fair exchange
would be made for a likely boy Of good
habits
For information apply At this Office or
e JOHN MORGAN.
Jan. II. Is46 LIN
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
DR.. R. W. RIGGS.

Having permanently located in Lamar, Miss
Respectfully tenders his professional Services
the citizens and surrounding country. His
practice vii; be tIueiy Botanic strictly in accor-
dance with the PRINCIPLES and practice of the
Roanico Medical College of Ohio.
Lamar, Miss, Oct. 25 l5l5.-4m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been, a, me. ne :. Il
tober Term Is45, OF the Probate -: - !,
Marshall County. Mississippi qu5,lns-.
Executor of John A. Lossea' = -
hereby requests all persons indebted o. : 81
Estate 10 come forward and MAKE - IaF.
and he also hereby notifies oil Pelso-.- 49, =.
ing cIaips against said Estate . 81 l;ms
them. eeaIly authenticated. u ne S,rsgsf
prescribed by law. or they Will s,. y
barred. This OH December, IS iS5Yo : orr
Dec. Is. 1856.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
THE undersigned having been. on ne y :. 80 =
day of November ls45, in the FioOl@
Court of Marshall County, Stale oi A'ss,
sippi, qualified as Executor and Exee1llts =
of the last Will aud Testament OF Elilag'
Moore, deceased, and obtained from s,iI ,I
Court letters testamentary thereon -.
persons having claims agaIn'' -
estate of said Testatrix are. therefore, A'.-
by required 10 present the same aaly :
then,icated. within the time limited Dy ia''
or they will be barred 49,
MOSES w MOORE, = g. -
MARGARET E CREsS' - 10
Dec. I3, 1Sl5.-6i.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

HW. F. T. is constantly receiving from
the East additions 10 his sock and respect
fully invites purchasers TO call and exam
inc for themselves, as he Is determined to
sell at prices that cannot fail 10 give satis>
faction.
Memphis, Ten, Nov Is, lS45-2ms.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
} MASTODON SEED-CAu

TIoN hold myself RESPONSE
ESAaSxMsH bic for the purify or genu'n-
ness of no Nastodon Cotton Seed. uniess
sold by myself OF my agents who nave eA-
nrcss wIi,en authority. and caih my name
on eperu sack. NV present crop is the hfs'
and opIy entire crop of Mast odon cotton
eve, raised in the United States. ana !
have taken the utmost pains to destroy al
other seed on the plantation to keep TINS
pure. &C D,
Yazoo City, Miss. Jan. 3, lS4o. 5t.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
PLAYING VISITING
AN

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GEORGE COOK etc. : =
Smith < COok. f1r lie r,., .s.--- f 8
uiacturers Of gte culsb-s--s b, -l.-
wonl- lni9'm stHe FasGecs and -
oid eSiao.lSane1i, " 4.
where be has aiWsys Szsa t.s- ~ Il.
he eentinUsS lhe rnaa4ac---- -- "a
Iieiies Of PLAYING. II sim
BLANK CARDS .hsrpssE--f -.
the eStab.lshnsHl-ac4 rhst --F.-..
Gus kinds Will Dc iai-t-v - ~ =
executed on aPPlics,ioa X
MeSsFs. Ely end Ia.kau,. n
street. at 1he iai.oNiEs Pr5esS zs-
count oti Tor cash, or to Ih1ss ~,
sell agsin, viz