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The Columbian fountain., 1846-07-30
THE FOU NTAIN.
MORNING, JULY 30 ls4s

- HE Columbian Fountain has nearly, il not
saite wide circulation in this city =. INV other
PARes PntaisAed hers; we believe Its circulation
ong the citizens themselves is wider than any 9TH
% city paper Advertisers would do well to keep
The Columbian fountain., 1846-07-30
LAMPS /! LAMPS!!

LAMPS! LAMPS!! gyVF4
DINE OIL and Solar Lamps Of tho most ap
proved patterns, and sold at The lowest prces.---
constant supply Of FRESH Pine Oil-Purs
Spcrm-Solar and Summer Oil--Buruing Fluid
Chmney's Giobes--Wiks &c, for sale by
o. WHlTTLESEY.
jy Is tf G st. Tudd's buildings.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-07-30

Hc DdIuH1UIt TdITIOl OF TUESDAY
afternoon says:
As.our paper was going to press FIRE broke
out in Joshua Vansan,'s ha, factory. in ,oyelv
Lane, and is at this time nearly DESTROYED.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-07-30
Even ihus-when IKE tie blasisi tree,
My mothers strength shall fade away.
My youth shall then her beauty be-
My love shall be her prop and stay;
And like the lovely Evergreen
It's freshness shall be always seen.
MARRIED

Rev. Elias HARRISON. Mr.. VIM. Ha FlNnINo,
of Washington, 10 Miss 'WIDLEmlsEs Lucas,
The Columbian fountain., 1846-07-30
MEDICAL CARD.

MEDICAL CARD.
nR. ALFRED H. LEE tenders his professional
j services to the citizsus Of Washington and It's
vicinity. Office on H street North, near 7th \ s'
july l8-3m'h tnf Fse firtae af 41 Z 1.a'
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
ST. THOMAS HALL.
HOLLY SPRINGS. MISSISSIPPI.

Rector, THE EEv. ID. G. PAGE, ID. ID.
TER RMS.-The Acedemical 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 .0ltion .5lOO
For DAY PuPsLs-FFom and af.cr the
29sh CT December. The Moaday after
Chr1s:mas.) at which time the School re-
opens the Preparatory Class Will be re
Gel. cd al The reduced ra.es ol 5 i5 per Sss-
sion leaving the existing rates OF $40. e25
aud $50 pes session for the different stage
of advancement in the higher Depart
menls.
ARTICLES TO BE FURNISHED By BoAR>
rERs.-Table and Tea Spoon; TWO pairs ol
Sheets; two pillow cases; six Towels;
marked with the Pupils name in full.
Pupils entering after the commencement
the Session. will be charged in proportion,
according 10 the above rates.
The course Of instruction will embrace
all that constitutes thorough English.
Classical and Mathematical education. To-
gelher with the elementary principles ol
Vocal Mssic. Arrangements are consem-
plaled for adding French to The course ..
bove specified. % soon a. il may be iound
practicable
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24

Hoos-The number OF hogs in the Uni>
ted States is estimated at about so millions
while in ali Europe there are about 46 mil
lions, Of which Russia has 10 Austaia 8,
Great Britain 6, France 5, Italian States 3.
Bavaria Netherlands, Russia, Sweden and
Spain, about millions between them. and
all other States about 3 millions. The
proportion of the number Of swine in the
United States relatively 20 that in each of
the FIVE countries, Russia, Austria, Great
Britain. France and Spain, is thus stated :
United States to Russia, 6 to | do. to
Austria, o to / /; do 10 Great Britain. 7 TO
| do 20 France. 10 to l do. to Spain, 6
TO l.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
Q @gAE @gALI1ga
Fire Standard B01ks For 81 90.

Fire Standard BO~ks For 81 90.
ANY person forwarding Us 81 90 post
paid Will receive the following popular
works:
dAbednego: the Money Lender" By
Mrs. Gore, author of Soldier of Lyons &c.
&c.
2"The Lone Star Tale of Texas by
]. Wilmer Dlllan Esq.
"A sing lie star Is al her side, and regins
With her. DER half The lovely heaven" I"
The Last ofthe Saxons;" a tale oi
the times Of William the Conqueror''
A Louisa Miilmay;'' novel by the
author OF Two Old Mems Ta.es'- &c.
Sketches of Naples" from the
French OF Alexander Dumds
"Editors Inserting this advertisement
will receive :he above books. Address
J.J GALUSNA & co,
Al West 4th ST, Cincinnal. 0.
Jan. "a, 1916 -3t.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
Lelnuel Giibert's Piano EO
PATENT ACTION IRON FRAME.
ATG. w. PRATTS PIANO FORTE
WARE ROOMS,
Memphis Tennessee.

1nchWtS cHHcSSec'
Just received direct from Boston. a COM
pleie Assortment, Of the above celebrated
instruments, which are offered for Sale. at
prices, varying from 1925 to $500 for
cash. or exchange for Cotton. The new
Action recently invented by MIR. Gilbert.
gives his Pianos dec,ded Superiority over
all others lis distinguishing Characters.
tics are these 1t reduces the Dor of the
performer. nearly one half IL Complete
ty o5riates the liability TO get out of order
SO common in other instruments But lie
[ should be thought TO Judge partially of
what have for sale myself. | will give the
opinion OF the celebrated Henry Russell
whose Udgment, no one can question.
Dean ola--I cannot allow this oppor.
,unity to pass without expressing to you
Ao,o much was delighted with M. Lemuel
Gilbert's Patent Action Pianos. Believe
me W hem tell you, ! was not more de-
lighted than surprised deIighted at ihs
exquisite finish OF his Pianos, and surprised
at the Sweetness of tone they possess The
public should knoto Mis fact, that for swf ct
ness Of tone---ios drIlcacy of fxpre essio n and
touch-ior durability Of workmanship
Tor Sending long 10 tune. and ior every
characteristics which comprises fine fin>
Ished ns,rumenl; Strong as the expFes-
sion may BE-, | say il With all sincerity,
taai for the qualities have mentioned Mr.
/ Len.ueL G.tberfS Piaaos STAN! unrtratteG:
and feel assured in making this ac kno" l.
edgement, am oily echoing the Senti
ments o. every unbiased professional man
in the country HENRY RUSSELL"
| The above letter was received from Mr.
Russell. after using one ofthe Pianos that
had been for SOM time in the damp atmos>
phere OF New Orleans. where he perform
ed upon it. Ii speaks for itself.
vii! only add, that. as design keeping 6
a permaaeat establishment, will yearly,
visit all the places where make sales. (not
over 100 miles from Memphis) that all who
purchase from my house may depend up
on having tneir Pianos kept constantly in
order. q. w. PRATT, Piano
Forte Dealer. Front Row, Memphis
Tennessee. lover Paitison & Gros'
venor's Store
| Nov 20, IS45.--tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24

Viz George G. Henry, Commission Mer.
rlanl al Mobile, Alabama, in a circular OF
tie 5lh instant, estimates the present cotton
t0? Of the United States at 2. $50, 500 ba les.
After giving the most liberal estimates ad-
nlssble from the Information be has gath
cred by personal observation, and from
what he has been able 10 procure from
sources from which he considers entitled
20 the most credi, DIR. III. sesima.eslIhe crop
Als-Auantic States, 100000; Friday
10000 Alabama 0,000, and New Or
Fans ,970, 900 bales--total 2.I5O,O5O.-
IL seems 10 think that the price of cotton
will be better than the last, from the fact
that there Is not as much made, and from
iae increase of Manufactures. From data
he estimates the CO nsumption for lS45 a
$4,000 bales TO complete this. be estimate:
100000 bales Stock in Europe on the Is
llnulry, IS45. United States stock 90, ,00t
rrco Of ISl5. 2.15O. GOO, crop Of East Indie:
Nc, 500, 200. total 1854, ,00C; leaveing
sock in Europe and iu the United States or
le 6Tst January lS47 $4,000 bales.
tGeOrgia Journal.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE undersign ned having been appointed
administrator of all and singular the rig hts,
chattels and credits of Samuel ID Wilson
decd, by the Probate Court of Marshall
County. Mississippi, at the November
Term. lS45. notice Is hereby given to all
persons having claims against the estate OF
said Samuel ID. Wilson. o present the sam-
within the time required by law, or they
will be forever barred. All persons in
oeb,ed to the estate VIII please make imme
diaie paymsn'-
JESSIE WELLEN.
Administrator.
Jan, "a. IS46.-23-6i
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24

SALB OF RAILRnAD.-The Raleigh
\. L. Register of Dec. S0th, says that The
Raleigh aud Castor Railroad wa sold yes
'ardiy by the Treasurer of the State. pur-
Uant to advertisement heretofore made
Gov. Graham bid 936S.00O the amount
Cue The State under the last mortgage, with
tccrulng interest aud no other bid being
made, the road was knocked down 10 the
safe. Thus has an improvement which
cost public spirited individuals about q mil.
ION and a half of money been purchased
y the State for the comparatively trifling
'an Of S36S 900.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
ADMINISTRATIONS NoTICE-

Tee Undersigned haviag. a. ih- necca-
ber Terra. ISIS. u the Protatr Clurs Ct
Marshal Cunafv Safe o. NIssi-siP-5. brcn
appointed alDlnsssraior cf III es1aic ef
George Alyer. p-e't, hereby rrqaess n
persons iudeos ~ ID sail es.1te - cosac i1r-
ward ani make pisn-n's AMI al persona
haxin- clalrs a-sfa-t s4sI e-sale arr npsi-
fed to preseal .hesn. dsty aasheul-aicd.
Tor seitirEnsnI n Ihe tine preSrrlb ! ~
aw OT they Al T. f3rsx-F bar.d
JAMES ELDER. Ala
IAN .. 2l=I-41-f.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24

- rZTY>NINTH CONGRESS
FIRST SESSION.
W.sHINoToN. Jan. 9. 1916

WasHINoToN. Jan. 9. lS46-
..r.E OF REPREsENTATIVEs.-I
ssssion 10 the Senate to-day.
- ~ Earning hour in the House was
IN the racepnon of reports from
.ln''e ~ he call for reports began.
~ ". q Brown. of Va, in'rodac-
VI, AI,.olution iustrucIing the select COM
e hsvinq charge of the folding room
"a and report to the House If any
Is.t abuses ofthe franking privilege
o. T6e motion to suspend the rules
a'- a'-.,.;Isring this was losi-ayes l0l.
II s5--nol two thirds.
al Senate bills were appropriately
I,o committees, and then the Speak
ST. ....S.i-d wnh the call for reports.
.. C,IIowing were some of the princi-
/. 7qes submitted
r,,n lie committee of ways and means
n making appropriations for the pay
N Revolutionary pensions also one
'5,,p provision for Navy pensions
=, Iioge. Of H., by leave. introduced a
.- Ling provisions for the improvement
,+s Mississippi RIVER referred to The
TH
.-i,lee Oh roads and canals.
a. Mcconnell gave notice that he
Ia Introduce a bill to :epal the black
a-Foflsi2. and lay it low in all its na>
.eIa.ss-[I4aughter
n, G. Smith, of Ia. bill 10 continue
:. N,,iooaI Road, and providing for lis
.-.rendar in part 10 the State OF Indiana.
vr B,vlin OF Mo. introduced bill
,,5yidinr for establishing territorial gov
.-1ment in Oregon.
Nr. Dixon Of Con, q bill appropriating
10 additional section of land In each town
,5ip for the support Of common schools.
Mr. Culver of n Y. gave no,ice of
5ai which be should introduce at som'
.l.srs day for the abolition of slavery il
a- District Of Columbia
ur. Mcconnell gave notice of bill ap
r,o9riaiing lG0 acIes of land to ever,
vile man " ho will work it.
The House resolved itself into commute
sf.he whole and resumed the discussion @
ue Oregon question.
Nr Giles Of Md, addressed the Hous
tran hour.
ST. Levin of Pa, succeeded to the f1ool
aaI made an energetic speech in favor {
Oregon IN Its whole extent, which he sal
We must never surrender.
rAll who are familiar with Mr.. LIS rap
y style Of ora,ory know the difiicU ltie
wlich surround the reporter in his effort
blow him; but we sha!l write out GU
Ha.es IN a ddy or two. and publish tn
speech 10 full i Union.
Mr. r. NJ. f. Hunter next obtained lh'
alor but the commiItee rose, and the Houst
siDurued.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE snd-r>I-ne1 haTtnE h@ea spPala-
ted. a: tbe Oao5er Iersn. ie45. ef NE Pre-
bat-- C18rt az A4r-haiL e. .1nly Ni-sassi- d..
aIn:aIssFzt5r Il ne sSssse II HsEa Nsi-
kes u. & hereby nosaa-s AZ psrsaas ia1sts-
70 sziI esiase Cd make aanmmeaEl1e Pav-
uneni, an ,..0Ss aaNlzg chm agairs- sd
estate ID prssent tasn wRfIa the nDs
arescEib ib-f y lA~. % els ta-y ~li. bs ieE-
ever barred
JOSEPH C. SMITH IEz'r.
NovisF- lS45 ali bs-
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24

Z \ Tgss NJ lEz1-y. = ~ ga
Pre5lfs Cent - NJ rsss if Cssass
Mis.lsssgai
NOTICE : hereby given. ih.' ca s77ii-
cation % me. by George A. Ni.soa All
Mary VI. MIisoa ms .it-. q MARSHALL
County. Miss irf.i. whs clsiss an ucllrl>
ded sIN b pat "a lhrse qaari@as of taai. ~
wl:-the NM ) - 49, Sc cs-rters
ot Ssctioa twrafv GArse. toWashlp Z Fe. c.
Range flur West have uous1aisl
JARVIS Mi'am. BrsntlE >a-c. All Tao-1zz
B. Col mali. CalnFsalS-iaa=Is ta 1F sa sha
sad IFac.s oi .anl sas1 ssi aai gsE.s or saarss,
aud unles> . rop~r c-scr-fors are s14sel -
me a. a Pgobate COAT - . asalea - ths
Court uoEs- IA the soru 81 ii 81 : SPINS
on Tire : fd dav u Nasch. ISIS. lhe saa4
JARVIS al,am = aeily Sucg AZ Iton-ss
b. Colsman. MI shea . aFp1lasez e-la-
mis>Iouefs. 70 faaSe P1TtElo1 O. SAL iaE-s.
pursuant % su ST easIs.szi a. act csn-sr-
nias the PaFll ioa - las he-z ~ eaaarf-
nets. J5iat Teaanls aa1 Tenaais = en-
mon
Gwen nnd-F rnv a "A srl s-sl. ia5s
2ssa tsy o. II --snher. l>g1
4. u \ IANCEN. 4 J sEAL
Jsa, {. lSf6 40 -l--l
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24

MECHANIcAL.-There is factory in
y. Haven, Connecticut. in which tits said
10000 mineral door-knobs are annually
made, in nine different styles. A clock
maker there employs rs workmen at SsO,-
900 per annum, and makes 200 clocks per
day. or about So ,000 year. He uses 30..
600 plates of looklng>elass, 10000 lbs
glue. 10, 900 lbs wire 1900 gallons varnish.
1900 boxes glass, 300 kegs nails, assorted
sizes 100, ,OJO lbs. brass, 200 tor iron, 200.>
900 feet of mahogany and other veneers,
and 100000 feet of pine lumber, per an
mum.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24

IMPORTANT TO GRAIN GROWERS An
intelligent planter Informs the editor of the
Albany (Georgia) patriot, that the follow
ing cheap and simple process will effactual.
ly protect corn or other grain from the
ravages Of wevls and other insects
for any length of time after il has
been gathered Strip the leaves and ber-
ries from the China tree of Pride of India
as il is sometimes call, and scatter them in
alternate layers with the corn or other gram
as it is houS d lfyou have not the Chi
IA tree. get the berries and plant them
they VIII grow as certainly and almost as
rapidly as corn.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
THIS SPEAKS LOUD.

IN the tenth Judicial circuit Of Ohio
imposed y Of Highland, Fayette, Clermont,
brown and Adams. no license were grant,
exceP! in one county. to sell liquor-and
~e onl ly cases of assault and battery, were
\ 'ae County which continued to legaliz e
'iaot tayerus"
:, We Ind the above pa-agraph floating
s0ou - our exchanges. and we commend
% The consideration Of those who are
49,. grumbling al the rejection OF the H.
rs iaT by our Legislature.
He argument that there would not be
a'ea'er consumption of ardent spirits un>
license law than there is at present
Fa'e and without any foundation iu truth
s.per'ence has proved. whenever the ex.
s,'Hnenl has been made. that licensed
!, s shops have been productive Of great
"olnt of crime than any other cause.
JsGsrsoniam
s.NEssFAPERs.-There are 1855 newspa.
a. ana periodicals. in the United States
1ai 1891 in all The world besidei
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
MUSIC FOR THE MILLION 7.

MUSIC FOR THE MILLION
Cheap Musicl Cheap Musicl Cheap Musicl
JUST received, on consi gnment, from
Philade lphia. choice assortment of New
and Fashionable Music, being selections
from all the ne operas just out-such as
Leonora, Bohemian Girl. &c sc also,
new Songs, Polkas, Waltzes. QuadFilles
Marches, &c &c. This music is leo per
cent cheaper than the old style. Supplies
of Terrelts new and cheap music will be
cont inuallv received as they are puplished
For SAFE at James Billiards.. for Cash
only.
Jan. 3. lS46-no 20tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
DsCssSsa-GzEtEfNs

By Ifyan n. Nsncey. E=salr=. Jadse
Of INC PFeba,e- Coazt tor sh- Coaasv q
MasSha.l Ns,icc : hereby ssvca. Ihas
On aPp,teatiaa - me - Ba-kucr Aarrua-
lhy. WYast H. AteruafhF. Issaihan \.
Isaga and R-bec-a t,s VIE. All A,afr II.
Grayes and Nar,ba J hls ulfe- Wlla clam
uuiviiel sh1fe> CO tAe fs,cw uarne1
Slav~S. 70 II, : san. Nelsoa. Ms. Bot.
Wsiitce. Mics. fi ut--San. ca. My.
Mahala. tiarElst Ha-thsna. Ieannra. and
SoPhv-telcD-snS - thc estate 81 t1e l1la
john r. Aberna-ay. Hccrasei | n-se uo-a-
mated 1toaszs g ts1fUco3 Iames T.
Llles aui Wus- Z iyv. Caz,.aa'1S. ,e-lr-5s
the sad SLAVES la-a ssF al5 SHARES 1- pans q
and unless pTo9er css.csisss are s-ae-i 10
me al The Cszst Hos "a tae tr~a G.
Hollis Springs oR re- -SI. 4sv el f'e,r-asT
next the sal TINS g.. ts1.zaec1.f
James L Sis eui Wiisan J. Irv. vii
then be srpOsaiel cesnnizss.oes-s- a. ulaAs
parsiIOn oi sad slaxe~- Parsl1ns - tasr-
Given unGsr ms h4al. zass - Car 1l
NoVemOer, ls45-
l.. Nj. YANCEN- ESRtl
lz-s= Sc-
Ds- = 49, -HS -
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
FOR SALE.

a very likely young Woman 9 Ch,ld
a good cook and washer. and 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-Im
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24

A letter from Washington to tie Phil
ai-Iphia North American says:
Among all reports and rumors of war,
roe this: The members of the Cabinet
talk peace, nothing-b peace. to every body
erh whom they talk on the matter at all.
This is statement which suppose may
b. relied upon American Eagle.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24

PUrE, UNMIxED and UnADSLTErATED, NAV be
had (as long as any remains unsold) of my a
gents in New Orleans, Naichez, Vicksburg,
Yazoo City, and Memphis, WHO HAVE wuTrEa
AUTHorITY r. ABBEY.
Yazoo City, Jan. "a, 1864 2t
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
DIED.

In Holly Springs, on Saturday last. 17th Inst
al 10 o'clock A. Nj Of convalsi ions produced bv
scarlet fever, after an illness of Six,dayS, DORA
LOCKHART, aged Ia months, the infant
daughter Of Col. JonS ID. and SARAH MARTIN, of
this place.
As the rose tree is composed Of the sweetest
dowers and the sharpest thorns as the heavens
are sometimes overcast, alternately iempestuous
and serene, so is life intermingied with hopes
and fears, with joys and sorrows, with pleasures
and with pains.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
New OrLEAns, Jan. II.

Corron-The rates for the last ) days a
mount 10 only 5000 bales there has b.en no
change in prices during the week, though the
market is little less firm than al cur last report
Micdling 10 fair Cottons range al 81 10 Il cents.
Flour is now selling S5 l5 s. 37k Corn
50 DO els, with downward tendency.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
MARRIED.

On Tuesday morning the 20th Inst BY the
Rev. Daniel Baker, Mr.. RUFUS L. WATT,
TO Miss MINERVA POiN TER, all of Mar
shall County.
80. love emporium of bliss,
III there's heaven on earth, Ills this, it's this
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24

One of our missionaries having taught
negro to read. The latter wishing to give
some Of his countrymen, who bad never
seen q book. an idea OF il. said. "My dear
guide broders. hab de plezzure to inform
you all dat readin' is de power OF hearin'
wid de eyes instead oh be ears"
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
TnE STATS or' MI>sIssIFFl.


LA3<<s41 ts4-ss
Al 1evson~ iuf~Frs.sd fn "a : ~
Of s-esloa -. sui = L ! q s=ru0a Il. T.
4. r. sxeSs o th@ chlckeSaa rwzssoa. al
APPEAR al tae PscpaEe Calrg . OEt-ss1 faf
The cosnty sa3 state sfss~<ai-. 81 tk~ SRI
Monday 50 Janaary. 1916 a. slew eausr.
i. they can. way he above d-scrstsd ard
should nj be sold - he property q DAVID
III. Houston. decad
CHARLOTTE A. HOUSTON
De. 8, ls45-I5-6l
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24

RI. Rev'd James Ii. Otey Columbia, Tennessee
Rev'd p. w. Alston, Memphis. !"
Hon Joseph ~. Chalmers,
CO.. John D. Martin,
Henry An eTSon, Esq. Holly Springs, Nj .
Waiter Goodman, Esq
Col BENJAMIN Williams, Marshall county,
Gen r. 4. Brownrigg Columbus,
George Yerger, E~o, Nick>baFg.
Rev'd Charles Goodrich, New Orleans
Rev'd Daniel 5. Lewis 81 Flanclsvil.e, Ia
Rev'd Samuel ). Lewis, Mobile
Hon. Robert Hughes, Jackson.
Jar. 5. 1916. nSo.f
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
DR.. BRACES

1.Tbe following are among the many diScss
eS for which the Western Indian Queen Nege-
table anti Bilious Pills are well known 10 Be IN
valuable; bilious and winter fcveTs, dysenIrEy
dropSies. scrofula, dyspepsia, io>s OF appetite
foul breath and stomach, swimming in the head
bad cough and colds, Iaundiee, obSIructed meR-
the head, and dimneSs OF sight, and ali The train
of evils arising from the impurities of the blood
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
I -. 81 ~ .E <S L ~. -
Nurseries and Gardens.

"These extensive grounds are on Federal
street, near the Arsenal. The
earliest collection OF Camelias was made here
Some OF those now in the possession of those
diSting Uished nursery men, ten feet high
The selection OF green House
plants is valuable and extensive.
''ln ne Nurseries we saw a great many
MagnoliaS, OF which there no less than
thirteen distinct species and three varieties.
One plant of the II. graodilora is 20 feet high
and in full bloom. Here re like wise ;he Nj.
eordata so feet high beautiful III. elipica in
flower, and magpi iflceDt specimen, ) feet hi gh
OF the III. conspicua The curioas Usage Grange
that etainS its lucid foliage longer than any
other decidnoIS tree.
"The NUssS EsszES all very correct
lv managed, supplying every part oftbe union !;
detail of which would occupy too much OF our
space; we therefore content ourselves with stat
ing that the stock is very large, and in every
stage OF growth, consisting OF Forest :ssaSi
Ofrsanse sental Trees, Shrubs, ever
collection of heTbaceouS plants; FssJEE
TIRE ES of The best kind, and most healthy
condillon large beds OF seeding apples pears,
pIuIns SC, as >toCkS Tor budding aud grating ;
a plan very superior 10 that OF working upon
suckers, which carry with them into the graft
all the diseases Of the parent stock.
GARDEN SEEDS
of the finest quality have been scattered over
the country from these grounds, and may al
ways be depended upon. The seed establish
nent of-theSe Horticuliurists is one OF the most
extensive in he Union, and its reputation is
| we'll sustained from year 10 year.
10 obviate the change of mixture of The far
! ina of the plants of the same family, they have
established another nursery, at suitable dis
| tance, so that degeneration cannot take place.
and which secures To the purchasers ga genuine
article" Knowing thus the age, quality and
| process OF culture of every plant, the supply
| from their grounds is recommended with great
confidence"
/ +++Since the date of The "Report" from which
| the above is ab>racted, the entire establishment
| has been greatly enlarged. The collection OF
! CameliaS embraces all the finer kinds, and con-
sists OF some thousands of various sizes; ike
| wise of Roses, and other desirable plants, both
| tender and hariy-Fruit Trees etc.
The Seed Gardens, alone, cover fifty acres
| and the whole is, il has been for more than
| half century, under the successive manage
menl OF father and son, the mosl prominent in
| A AMERICA.
| (TOTders received by the subscriber, from
| whom Catalogues may be obtained, gratis,
Jan. "A. 1915 -23
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
iC0MAfUNI cATED.l
Obttnarp.

"Lsaves have their time 10 fall
And flowers 10 wilher al the north winds breath
And stars 10 set ; but all,
Thou hast all seasons for thine own, . DEArHr
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
Egmeueal.

81 saw two clouds al morning,
Tin2ed with the rising sun:
And in the dawn they fioated on
And mingled into one"
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24

CULTURE OF PoTAToEs.-S. Widney,
PIqua, o., informs us tha, he successfully
cultlvates potatoes on the following plaE
Plant In hills, ana when the potatoes are
about an inch out of the ground. take a
light plough and run it so close to them as
to cover them lightly with earth. When
they get through this an inch or so, cross
plough them. covering up as before. THIS
mode is stated to be equal to the best hoe
ing beside being great saving of labor -
Mr.. w. states that he has praciised this
mode for several years, and has Dever losi
hill. or bad them at all injured by cover
ing.--Aibany Cuttira'Or.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-24
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CoTron is selling at 81 to At cents; most par
Gels ct Ct TO : 7centS.-Mem Eagle.