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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-28
10 A WREN.

TO A WREN.
Chip away my benny Wren. .-.
Though Spring time Be cone agsn,
With H. wildly sasblins srain,
Pouring many . varied strain;
Wen sui think how from yOn thorn,
With each winsy mornings dawn
90 wildly clear, % swce.ly strong.
Oppose the music Of thy song.
Mature ell Is vocal nOsv
Each ihomy brake, each leafy bosgh,
Hath iss swee, choir Of Ministries free.
Riyaling in nelodyl
But stern Winter will return,
Sealing brook, and blasting fern:
And the notes which now so gay,
And tuneful, make each aOwely bras.
WIN with the blossoms die away.
Then wilt thou resume thy stain.
From thine Old accustomed tree.
And despite the Winters rain,
Charm Us with thy mins,relsy,
While like some familiar worl, e
Which in happier days we've beard
We will gladly hail sgen
Thy masin song, my bOnny Wren.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-28

ne fals~inE ssssdfui Inns were nos ia.<ss
g - tAs puhks gs; but fhsy wsss wshlen by .
i'Asnd N ihs pisss 81 HI en- snussncns, M
2 iso0fd his grateful kslhss 90 the ehesHsl IN,
NC q hris Wrn uiih rhEh IL uas ofen q.
rossd Having de pO@eziOn d thsn. V. de.er,
mined 2 present ihen 70 our readers, believing
mat many would end a. nush pleasure il thsil
Psnlsal a. We have.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-28

The tide Of emigration still flows; no
less than six thousand three hundred and
ninety.six persons, Of all sizes. sexes. end
denominations, arrived OF New York du-
ring The month of April; this being an in.
crease Of two thousand and fif,y-fss, over
the month OF March. Great Britain sent
1886, France l,O7s. chiefly Germans
Bremen and Hamburg lie. .>.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-28

Runner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES was .
day, which produced some surprise ano,
excitement, viz: tina. Mr.. Pakenham had
protested against eur troops crossing the
Rio Grande. As this rumor may have
flown by this time half the way TO New
York, aud may effect the price Of stocks.
lift were not even designed 10 affect that
object, we deem it our duty 10 say at once
that the story is, so far as We are, advised,
without any foundation. Certain is. our
government has not yet heard ofanv such
protest; and deeply, indeed, should we re-
gret the movement. Union.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-28

The Washington correspondent OF tho
New York Globe IA democratic iournan
writes
1t is the general impression that the Sc.
eretaries of Navy and War will retire from
the Cabinet. Their retirement win meet
the unanimous response Of Congress and
the country. <.@ T..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-28
For the Marlborough Recorder.
p" THE CALL!

VI VIC uhtsooiVuen necofuor.
THE CALL,
Fill tho trumpefs brazen ihrOsil ae-
Bid the drum it, thunders roll! !.
Till COlumbia's battle note, sa-zs
Rings from pole to pole s.a5 #@as
The war-fend's tOcsin note bath poured
And bis fiery car doth guido
A ruthless and faiihless horde
Full on our ranks IN hammered pride;
And fell carnage holds his coun,
On the banks Of The Del Norss.
nsise light on every hill.
To the land the tale 70 tell; 4
Plant flag BY every rill
On whose shores may freemen Swsll;
Band together men. and train H
Your Eager ranks, on every plain; asa.
Burnish up the rusted brand, 6," @@s
Musqussoon, and rife gun; "
Teach the fiery steed to stand [
When voll<ys roll, thro' war clouds dun
For them al there's savage sport
Waiting on the far Del Norte.
Recks it not who's in the right, ...-
Or who madly sought the fray; .
We must gather in our might,
Or our gloy's dimmcd for aye.
And our eagles towering fight
Hid in dark disasters night! g.
Our countrymen now daily toll,
Full three thousand miles away,
Scarce man for every mile!
Keeping countless hosts at bayi
Up then, every man that may!
Don your harness for the fray.
Let your weary brothers know,
To their aid you swiftly go.
Glory's the prize, and war the sport,
On thy distant shores Del Norte.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-28

II is said that the President Of the Bank
Of louisiana offered to advance 100000
for the use OF the Stats in the present cri-
sis. 1'F@ '@'@ .
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-28

Speaking oil The transformation Of the
wilderness. 10 The grsnery OF the world
Of our wonderful internal Improvements,
and the far reaching activity Of our com.
merce, he says
"The greatest labor Of Hercules. the
noblest deeds recorded Of man, in ancient
or modern history, sink 10 nought, when
compared with the doings Of Brother Jo-
nathan"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-28
aprorresslvap America-;. a.. go

Progressive" Americas the cap.
lion Of an article in late number Of The
London Times. The writer INDUCES in
many sad reflections. because OF the ra.
pid growth Of The great Republic. He
hears from alar the tread Of the coming
millions; and in prophetic vision, sees the
thrones Of heavy oppression melting away
before the skill. aud enterprise, and in.
domilable energy Of American lreemen.
he says:- s esas y
mo European politician can look for
ward 10 tina pawsr of.iha uailsd Ssases
within the present eeninry. has -s;sh sisa
most appalling prospects.
In 1880 the census Of pop. was 100000
In 1870 Il was 100000
In 1850, at The same rats. q win be 24,0S3, 333
In 1850, @~.s..t-..a 34,lls,055
In 1870, utz. 4s,270, $50
In 1850, $500, $50
In 1890, s6,6l9, 36l
In 1900, is7,l02, 5l3
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-28

He who would reap well must SOW well,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-28

about twelve months since, as two boys
wee watching the sheep conided to their
chstge. upon wide heath in The county
of Somerset. their attention was attracted
by soldier, who walked along apparent.
ly With much fatigue, and a. length stop
ped to res, his weary limbs beside The
old tinger.post, which at one time pointed
out the wsy 10 the neighboriBg villages,
but which now afforded no informalion
to the traveller. for sge had rendered il
useless. rhe boys we're gazing upon him
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24

Regarding himself as permanently loca
ed will resume the practice of medicine, in
all ofits various departments. His servi.
ces are therefore offer ed 20 the citizens
Holly Springs and vicinity. His fees will
be regulated by the following charges:
Visit in town !: 7: =: SI,OO
Mileage by day :: so
night : +: (: rs
Prescription !: 81: 100
Obstetrics Ordinary cases) 1000
Unnatural and pTotracted lis to 25
Surgical operations from 50 10 $50.
depending upon their difficulty and impor.
ance.
All callsthankfully received and prompt
IL attended 10.
Jan. 8. 1545.-20-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24

BY Tryon M. Yancey. Esquire. Judge
ofthe Probate Court for the County OF
Marshall Notice is hereby given, that
On application to me by Buckner Aberna-
thy. Wyatt II. Abernathy. Jonathan A.
Isam and Rebecca his wife, and Alber, K.
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. Parthena, Leannah, and
Sophy-helongin to the estate OF the late
John r. Abernathy. Deceased. have nom-
mated Thomas c. Gatwood. James L.
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.. Gatewood,
James Il. Sies and William Il. Ivy, will
then be appointed commissioners. 10 make
partition of said slaves, pursuant to law.
Given under my hand. this 26.h day ot
November, lS45.
L. M. YANCEY, ISeal.l
Judge &c.
Dec. 6 lS45.-nl6 2m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
STRAY SALES.

will sell in front Of the Court House
door 10 the town of Holly Springs. on the
4th Monday In January, iS46, the follows
ing estrays, to Wit
One bay horse taken upby Patrick Brad
ley IA miles west of Holly Springs, ap-
praised to $4,000
One bay mare taksn mp by Andrew
Nail miles south east of Lamar, apprais-
ed to $4,000
One stud colt taken up by Thomas
Henderson. Appraised to SOB.
Taken up by James Ferrell Ten head
of sheep Appraised To $3.50.
One Cow and calf and work steer taken
up by Martin Parish. Appraised to Sis. 90
One black OK ahen up by Joel Arnoli
Appraised to $500.
One work Steer taken up byJ w Civ
ems. Appraised to 5000.
One red Cow taken up by John Dunn
Appraised to $3.50.
VIM G. McGAUGHEY, Ranger.
Jan Sd. IS46.-no20 ids
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
TRUST SALE.

BY virtue of two Deeds Of Trust exc
cuted, December 23fd. 1910, by Stephen
b. Jones and duly recorded In MARSHALL
County II will proceed to sell. at the
Court House Door in Holly Springs.
On the 22nd day Of June. 1916.
the following described property. viz =
Section Is and South bali OF Section 7. in
Township 3, of Range 2. West of the Ba-
sis meridian, Chickasaw surveys, State OF
Mississippi, and in Marshall County and
the following negroes, viz:-Stephen,
Dick, Reuben, Simon. Jefferson, Wash
ington. MIIley, Abbey and Sally and her
child: All set forth In said Deeds of
Trust for purposes therein mentioned.
The title to said property is believed to
be good. but l will only convey such title as
is vested in me as Trustee Cash.
ROBERT WALL. Trustee.
Holly Springs. December Is. lS45.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24

Taken up by T. Heater, living 7:miIes
west of Holly Springs. oEe cream co!ored
horse. supposed to be z years old; black
name and tail. about IA hands high. shod
all round. appraised TO $500
Taken up by Alex. NJ. Clayton 10
miles northeast of Holly Springs one
brown bay horse, both hind feet and the
right fore foot white; star in the forehead
and a snip on the nose; shod all round. a.
bout Is hands high, supposed to be years
old next spring. appraised to $40. 90.
w. @ MGAUGHEY, Ranger.
Jan 8, l646-20-3t.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
William L. StearrS.
KEYES, WILSON IL Co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

81 Camp Street, NEW ORLEANS
NV OULD again tender theiI services 10 their
w friends and The public generally, In The
sale OF Cotton and the transaction of Commission
Business in all its branches, piedgeing thena>el-
veSto use every exeTtion 10 promote tne InteErSt
of, and render satisfaction TO EhO>e who may cor
fide business TO their chaFg.-
We have Open Policies of1nSursnee, 10 cover
all shipments Of Cotton cons isned 10 our ad-
dress. Those wishing Insurance VIII write
across the face OF the Bill Cf Landing, "IzS4-
rance HaateG." and forward the original - Us
by mai: We shall keep all Cot Ion FULLY in
sured against fire here until sold.
We will furnish our friends with BaggiEg.
Rope, Family Groce ries. SC, at the lowest cash
price, when ordered.
Liberal cash advances will be made On Cotton
or Bills of Lading, in hand.
J. w. LuaPKiN is our authorized Agent, and
will promptly attend to any business eonhGed 10
him.
Oct. I1-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24

"A safe and certain cure for Chills and Fa
rer, an all its complicated forms;also an
efecixal remedy for Fersr o. erery des-
cription.
The increased demand for this medicine, is
an evidence TO the proprietor, that IL must and
will be the prevailing practice in Feyers. Ii Is
now in general use throughout all the western
and Sou;hern States and Texas, and the de-
mand tor the medicine has so greatly increased,
thai the proprietor has not been able TO luiy sup
pl, many parts of the country during The last
season. IL may be- relied on in all cases 10 cure
chil,s and teyer the first day-BIiIous Fever,
Typhus Fever, Nervous Fever, congestiVe Re
yer, Winter and ScaTlel Fever all yield TO the
use of this medicine and are cured by this sys
tenn of practice IN shorter time, and with mueh
more certainty than by any othe. system ina.
has been recommended. Each box contains "A
pilis-I2 Of which will cure any ordinary case
OF chills and fever. -
The large amount OF sales have reduced the
priceto 81, per box.
Also
Vege table, Anti-biliou~, Ant-diSpeptIc, Pu-
7 fyiDg and cathartic Pills.
Possessing four important combined proper
ties for the cure Of diseases, carefully and co
Tectly combined, one article 10 assist the enee'
~ another, for the benefit OF the healIh Q. man
kind.
This medicine is Ieccomm .nded 10 the at,en-
tion of those afflicted with Liver complaint Dys-
pepsia, DroPsies, Bilious habits coSuVehess
cholera MoTbus, Rheumatism, ocrolula, lool
stomach, depraved appetite, Worms, Jaundiee
Headache and sick stomach, palpitaIions OF The
heart, DiarThPa, Nervous affections, oostrucleo
transformations, DySentery or Flux, Heait-ouIn
White-Sweilng, and all those diseases aIIlS ihs
from impure blood.
Price % cents per bo1-a pamphlet accompa
nies each box with full directions and ample
testimonies OF the efficacy OF these medicines
BelIeville. Feb. II. lo45.
We the Undersigned, citizens of Belle
VILE. Illinois, hereby certify, that we art
personally acquainted with DR.. Champion
off place and have been for severa
wears. and have the utmost confidence ii
him as a oh ysician-thai be is In this com
munity, and deservedIy SO popular Ply
Eician We further certify. that we have
used his pills in our families for several years
and find them TO be- valuable. efticien
and safe medicine for the cure OF disease fol
which they are recommended. That they
are in high repute In this community, anC
of .he celebrity and good effects OF the pIll'
we have heard much from this and the va
r.ous other States in which they are as ex
tensiyely used. We think them worthy o
high recommendation.
w F. Boyakin, Pastor of the Babtis'
Thomas Harrison, Minister Meth. Ep.
Church.
John Reynolds, Ex- Governor Of Illinois.
VIM. McClntock, clerk of Co CONS Court
John ID. Hughes, Probat Justice.
]. L. ID Morrison. Representative.
Seth Cailn. State Senator.
l.. d. Cabannee. Proprietor OF Steam
Mill.
b. j MALONE 81 Co.
Wholesale and Retail Agents. at
Me Sign oftie Mammoth Mortar.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss
July IL l945.-47 IT,
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
BY Ifyon III. Yancey, Judge 9th
Probate Court of Marshall Couatys

BY Ifyon M. Yancey, Judge 9th
Probate Court of Marshall Couatys
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
of Section twenty three, township FIVE. of
Range four West. | have nominated
Jarvis Milan, Brantly Sugg, and Thomas
B. Coleman. Commissioners TO divide the
sa ID tracts of land into equal parts or shares;
and unless proper objections are stated to
me at a Probate Court 10 be holden at the
Court House in the town OF Holly Springs
on the % rd. day of March. lS46. the said
Jarvis Milan, Branty Sugg and Thomas
B. Coleman, will then be appointed com
missioners, to make partition of said lands,
pursuant 10 an act entitled ian 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
oath day o. December, lS45.
II. Nj. YANCEY, p. ]. SEAL.
Jen. 6. 1916 mo 20-2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

The undersigned having. at the Decem-
Der Term, l645. of the Probate Court OF
Marshall County State of Mississippi, been
appointed administrator of the estate OF Of
George Mayer, Decd. hereby request all
persons indebted to said estate TO come for
ward and make payment; and all persons
having claims against said estate are noti.
fed 10 present them. duly authenticated, |,
for settlement in the time prescribed by
law or they will be forever barred.
JAMES ELDER, Ad'mr.
Jan. 8, 2O-1646-6t.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Lafayette COuntu.

All persons interested in the S. w. i
of section %, and s. E. ! of section 81. L.
7. r. ] west, of the chickasaw cession. will
appear at the Probate Court at Oxford for
the county and state aforesaid. on the 3rd
Monday in January. 1876. and shew cause,
il they can. why the above described lard
should not be sold as :he property OF David
II. Houston, decd
CHARLOTTE A. HOUSTON.
Dec. 6, lS45-l5-6i
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
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EnboSsei Eaam=sls1 Cards L1=s- ga
eauuially polished. ash rieeaur -=s.
as borders Primers Biank CaE-s
>Gaail bauks. |qiaysaE cart s.z- p.
SL-5 Per sto>s-uC- :. 80 Lars= -
81 a1F SFesS-nO D. 81 l-s1 &
Of lie Sralli 10 2. $50 Fef Es-----.i
SIZE OF The Sma.i no = 50 bl41- 81
Of The large no I. So psT g-osa -l
Size OF the large Ro. = 80
Also. al ofIhe ahovs SIS q eFs-t o.
scrip,ion. q order OIheF SIS c-
der cfeilher Toe foFesaIas -a.a.ss
Mourning Csrd> . vaTl1ss sz-s ---i
order.
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Glaedse d G. -
Enamerd Sheets. cap siEs. asa g '5-'
inches
Ivorv Surfaces. Do 10 81
Pearl d - @ 15
Bank Shests . d e7
Also. Railroad and Sifzlt-li ,i.
made ID order. e anT cclar. G. g ----'
c0lOrs. as max = desired
a" The sEbscFiaFT rre lesis a- e.
the Uniied SzsfeS snd Caas-asa- - a -.
passed % take shslE par Iu eas1s
viii send him n copy II laslF FaFff -
ing Ihis al ssI1isemenl > iaseTs Z = -
GEORGE Co1A
New York, Jan. ID. ls45-sA
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
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 am
msd.ateiy as am compelled to close up
my business
n 3. Mr. Chinn can always be found
at the Drug store Of b. J. Malone & Co
South Of the Public Square.
JOSEPH Q. WALKER.
Guard viii please copy.
Jan. 3. s46,-20-lm.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.
LETTERS of Administration having been
granted to the undersigned. at the October
Term of the Probate Court of Coahoma
County. State of Mississippi. on the
9th day of SAID month. on the estate of
Malcolm Gilchrist. 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 must
present them within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred.
DANIEL GILCHRIST, admir-
of Malcolm Giichrist, decd.
Dec. 13, 1645.-n17-6i.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appoin-
ted, a. the October Term, l645, of the Pro,
bate Court of Marshall County Mississippi.
administrators of the essate Of Hugh Wal
ker Dec. hereby notifies all persons indebt,
ell to said estate to make immmediate pay
ment, and those having claims against said
estate TO present them within the Time
prescribed 3y law, or else they will be for
ever barred.
JOSEPH c.. SMITH, Adm'r.
Novlst. 1915. MI 6w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
MARSHALL COUNTY.


To all persons ln any manner snteres>
ted tn the Lands, 1enements and he
reduameats of John X. Abernathy,
Decedsed-GREETINo.
WHEREAS. Buckner Abernathy and
Wyatt H. Abernathy, administrators OF the
estate of John E. Alternately, deceased,
having filed ia our Probate Court Of said
County. their petition, IN which they rep>
resent and suggest to the Court that their
intestate, the said John r. Abernathy, de-
ceased. died seized and possessed, in fee
simple, of the following described lands, to
wit The North halt of Section No.
twenty five (25) in township no. two ~
of range no. three (3) west of the basis me-
ridian, of the Chickasaw cession, lying in
the said county of Marshall and a part Of
section no. twenty six, rel IN the same
township and range, beginning at the north
cas-, corner of said section, thence west lao
poles to stake: thence south. bearing
east degrees. $50 poles TO a stake; thence
east, bearing north 8 degrees, 10 the east
ern boundary line of said section thence
north, with said boundary line. TO the be-
ginning and that 1t 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, lin 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 County,
at the Cour; House in the town of Holly
Springs, on the fourth Monday of Februa>
nv next, to show cause if any you can or
have, why said lands should not be sold.
Witness, the Honorable Tryon VI.
Yancey, Judge of SAID court. and the
seal thereof annexed. the 4th Monday
of November. A. d 1845.
| Issued November 27. lS45.
TEST. GORDENTIA WAITE,
Dec 6, '45-6t Clerk
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24

Having permanently located in Lamar, Miss
Respectfully tenders his professional Services
90 the citizens and surrounding country. his
nractice viii: be lruely Botanic strictly in accor-
dance with the PRINCIPLES and practice Of the
Botapico Medical College Of Ohio.
Lamar, Miss, Oct. IS iS45.-4m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
new DRUG ST0E.
-0D--
Ra ga AAIGN:E % q .
Sign of the Mammoth Mortar,

~AAss. RESPECTFULLY inform
I /, "a the citizens of Mars hall.
"a o aud the adjoining Coun-
80 ties that they have jast
received large and complete assortment
of Drugs. Medicines, Paints, OILS, Dye
Stufs and Patent Medicines. which they
offer al the lowest rates for CASH, or 10
punctual men on the usual time.
The establishment: will be attended by
Mr.. B. j. MALONE, in person, who has had
some ten years experience in the business
Persons wanting articles in our line, would
do well TO call and examine our articles and
learn our prices before purchasing else
where.
Holly Springs, June 2l, l64s-n44H.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
The State Of Mississippi,
Tof1vefke CourfU: All persC

interested in Northwest Or. cf Section 35, town
7, Raage 2 west 'of the basis meridian Of the
Chickasaw cession, are notified to appear before
The Probate Court, al Oxford, on the 3rd Mon
day OF February, 1916, and show cause why
the above land should not be sold a the proper
Nv of Peterson Boroum, deceased.
WRIGHT Fl. ADAMS, Ext.
LAVINIA II. BOROUM, Ex'rx.
Dec 90, 1915.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24

@W. F. T. is constantly receiving from
the East additions 20 his stock and respect.
fully invites purchasers TO call and exam
inc for themselves. as he is determined to
sell at prices that cannot fail to give satis>
faction.
Memphis. Ten. Nov Is, lS45-2ms
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
MOTTO

THE undersigned hsFIug oes1- ,. -, r
toher Term ls45. Of the PFoSa-s - q
Marshall County. MizsissPf- ii.-..ss5
Execs,or CT J0hn a Lessrs-. = -
hereby reqaests al Persoas - -
Estate 10 cone foFEafd a. - = -. isF-
.nd he also hereby nO.ifss a - -
inc claims arainzt sad ksiaae ri
them. legally ausbentiesiz4 - sTa
presented by law. OF tsey Is
barred. Tbs Oh Dece1bss, -.sTnW
-4ss-f'
De-. e. lS45.-6
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
p wLUCAS W. WATSON. NV. CLAPP
IUCAS. WATSON a. CLAPP,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
HolIa, EDrIu0S Nlxx

Will practice in the Circuit Courts OF TipPah
Marshall, DeSoto, Panola and Lafayette COua-
ties the District Chancery Court Al Holly
Springs, the Federal COurI II PontolOcs and iAs
High Couri of Errors and Appeals al JACKSON
They prefer however giving their chief atiea-
ton to The collection of claims and the practise
in the ohancery court.
April 19-IS45.-6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
EXECUTORS NOTICE

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