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Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-07
J. OSWALD, M D.

Regarding himself as permanently loca
ed will resume the practice of medicine. in
all oiits various departments. His servi.
ces are therefore offered 20 the citizen. Q
Holly Springs and vicinity. His fees will
be regulated BY the following charges:
VISIT IN town -: eI,OO
Mileage BY day :: -: so
night !: : -: rs
Prescription Loo
Obstetrics (ordinary casee) 1000
Unnatural aud prctracted :I5to Is
Surgical operations from Is 70 ESQ
depending upon their difficulty and impor.
anco.
Al Enthusiastically received and promps
N attended to.
Jan. 8, l615-20-u
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-07

By rryon M. Yancey. Esquire, Judge
oftne Probate Court for the County of
Marshall !: Notice is hereby given, that
en- application to me by Buckner Aberna
thy. Wyatt Fl. Abernaihy. Jonathan A.
lsam 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,
Mahaia, Harriet, Parthena, Leannah. and
Sophy 10 the estate of the late
John L. Abernalhy. Deceased, have nom.
mated Thomas @ Gatwood, James L.
Lilies and Wm. I. Ivy. Ccmm'rs, TO divide
the said slaves into equal shares or parts
and unless proper objections are stated 10
me al the Court House in the town of
Holly Springs on the 23d. day of February
next. the said Thomas G.. Gatewood.
James I Siles and William T. Ivy, will
then be appointed commissioners. 10 make
par'iuon of SAID slaves, pursuan, to law.
Given under my hand, this 26.h day of
November, lS45
L. M. YANCEY. [Seal1
Judge &c.
Dec. 6 lS45.-nl6 2m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-07

( S. WIGGS, al the old stand, on the south
u .west corner of The Public Square ~feelins
thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended TO him, would inform his friends
and patrons, that he is still engaged in making
Fiac Pound CAKE, and all other sweet things
pertaining fne wedding supper, which he
can supply those wishing to get married much
cheaper than they can make il. His cake will
be ornamented in every variety of STYLE
He is also engaged in making Candies, which
he can sell to merchants and others, at whole
sale, as cheap or cheaper than they can procare
them elsewhere also, at retail, at very small
profit. He keeps constant supply of superior
Cough Candy on hand, which has been highly
recommended by an eminent physi clan of Holly
Springs, and as far as his own experience ex-
tends in its use, he believes it superior to any
ther cough candy used. In fact, many of fhosef
who have used it, speak in the highest terms O.
the advantages they have deriv ed from It's use
Nov. 22 lS45. nl4-3m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-07
TRUST SALE.

BY virtue of two Deeds of Trust exc
cuted. December 23rd. 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 22na day Of Jane, 1916.
the following described property. w,
Section IS and South hall OF Sect'on Z. IN.
Township 3, Of Range 2. West OF the Ba-
sis meridian, Chiekasa surveys, State oil
Mississippi. and in Marshall County; aud
the following negroes, viz:-Stephen,
Dick. Reuben. Simon. Jefferson, Wash
ing,on. M,Iey, 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 gooc. but will only convey such title as
is vested in me as Trustee. Terms Cash.
ROBERT WALL. Trustee.
Holly Springs. Decem Is. I645.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-07

Oh, there's Fosrer to make each hour
As sweet as heaven designed it;
Nor ed we roam 10 bring il home.
Though few there be that find il
We seek TO O high for things close by,
And lose what nature found US;
For lite hath here no charms so dear
As home and friends around US!
We oft destroy the present JOY
For future hopes-and praise them;
While flowers as sweet bloom at our feet,
Ii we'd but stoop TO raise them
For things ofar still sweetest are
When youths bright spell hath bound
US;
But soon we're taught that earth hath
DoughI
Like Home and Friends around us
The friends that speed in time of need.
When Hopes last reed is shaken.
To show us STILL that, come shat will,
We are not quite forsaken;
Though all were night-if but the light
From Friendships altar crown'd US.
'Twould prove the bliss OF earth was this
Our home and Friends around US
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-07

VEGETABLE LIVER MEDICINE
A SAFE and certain cure for all kinds Of Liv-
"A complaints-a and all diseases and indiposi-
tions that originate from diseased state or inac-
tiviiy of the Liver, such as
CAr0nic aud Acute inflammation Ofthe Lirer,
DYSPEPSIA, SICK HEADACHE
Sonraess oil the Syomache, Loss of Appetite,
LownBss OF sPIRIrs, CHoLIc, CosTIvEnEss, &c
ALSO HIS
S @WI5Es s8 RX TO 9I@a
Acertain and ebecfaat remedy for All kinds of
FEMALE DISEASES and WEAKNESS
or general debility from any cause
AND ALSO HIS
RHEUMATIC MEDICINE.
~sper failing remedy for the RfIE UNA TIC
PAINS, IN all its different stages and rdr;efies.
There are gresl many living Witnesses Of the
healing effects Of these medicines in this vicini-
ty: we therefore depend entirely upon those per-
sors to recommend il ctuG U0cs, bur those who
have never taken them need NOT Be afraid of re-
ceiving any injury from them. for they. in CON-
mon With all good medicines. are purely vegeia-
bic and perfectly harmless.
UFor Sale By B. }. MAEoNE &Co.
Holly Syringe Mles.
june FL. I045rE
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-07
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE undersigned having been. a; the Oc.
tober Term lS45, of the Probate Court of
Marshall County. Mississippi qualified as
Executor of John A. Lossett.- deceased.
hereby requests all persons indebted to said
Estate TO come forward and make payment.
and he also hereby notifies all persons ha '.
ing claims against said Estate 10 present
them. legally authenticated. in the time
prescribed by law. or they will be forever
barred. This 9Th December. Is45.
JAMES LOW,
Dec. l3, l645.-6i. Erec..or
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-07
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

He Undersigned having been appointed
aa'a'"'s'ra'or OF all and sngular TIE rights.
chattess and credits Of fSamoel d Wilson
uec Z, ry the Probate Court of Marshall
Uoonty, MISSISSIPPI, at the Novembe r
ieim' io4o notice is-hereby given to all
persons naving Claims against The estate of
sa'd Samuel ID Wilson. 10 present the same
within the time required by la ". or thev
",i' De forever barred. All persons in.
deoted to the estate will please make ;mme.
ciate payment.
JESSIE LEWELLEN'
Administrator.
Jan. "a. le46.-23-6i
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-07
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
MARSHALL COUNTY.

To all parsons aa cay manner interes,
ted tn tie Lands, Ienements and he.
reduamemts Of John K. Abernathy,
Deeeased-GREt
WHEREAS Buckner Alternately and
Wyatt II. Abernathy. administrators OF the
estate of John Il. Abernalhy, deceased.
having filed in our Probate Court of said
County, their petition. in which they rep>
resent and suggest to the Court that their
inesiate, the said John r. Alternately. de-
ceased, died seized and possessed, in fee
simple, of the following described lands TO
wit:-The North hat of Section No
twenty five (25) in township 20. two ~
ridian. ofthe ChicLasaw cession, lying in
The said county OF Marshall +; and pert of
section no. twenty six. [26I IN the same
township and range. beginning at the north
east corner of said section, thence west 140
poles to sta ke: thence south. bearing
east degrees, $50 poles TO stake; thence
east. bearing mouth degrees, 10 the east>
ein boundary line Of said section; thence
north. with said boundary line. TO the be-
ginning and that II will be greatly to
the interest Of the Distributes of said intes-
tate 10 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's
fore, hereby direcled to be and appear be.
tore the Probate Court Of Marshall County,
at he Cour; House in the town of Holly
Spa i on The fourth Monday of Februa>
ry 5ext, to show cause if any you can or
have, Why said Lands should no. be sold.
Hltness. the Honorable Tryon VI
Yancey. Jadge Of SAID court, and the
seal thereof annexed, the 4th Monday
Of November, A ID lS45.
Is oed November 27, IS45.
70 EST G0RDENTlA WAITE,
Dec b, 45-6t Clerk
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-07
BY Tsyon A. Yancey Judge o;fh
Probate Court of Ma rshaH Countye

BY Tsyon A. Yaacey Judge o. III
Probate Court of Ma rshxH Countye
Mississippi
NOTICE. is hereby given, ,ha. on appli
cation to me, by George A. Wilson and
Mary M. Wilson bis 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. I have nominated
Jarvis Milan. Brantly Sugg, and Thomas
B. Coleman. Commissioners TO divide the
said tracts of land into equal paris or shares;
and unless proper objections are stated to
me at Probate Court 10 be holden at the
Court House in the town OF Holly Springs
90 the % I'd. day of March, 1916. the sa ID
Jarvis Milam. BrantIy Sugg and Thomas
s. Coleman. will then be appointed com
'nis-ioners. 10 make partition of said lands,
pursuan, 10 an act entitled ian act csncer
ming The partition Of lands held by canar,.
ners. Joint Tenants and Tenants 10 com
mon.'
Given under my hand and seal, this
24th day Of December, l645.
4. ~ YANCEY, P.J. (eEAI. )
Jsn. s.l046. mo 20-2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-07

Taken up by I. ass... :.
west of Holly Springs saref' or living ~
morse, supposed TO BE- , S,e Cream co
name and tail. about ii Lar LAS ola; b
all round. appraised 10 "anos high, l.
IL, Taken up by Alex. N r., s35o
hiles h northeast CT nolly sSlay'On
oao~n prov. bay horse. both hind dPP',ngs PI. oa
right lore foot white; star u iu lset eat L
au bou, 81 SNIP Ias On the nOsei shod al ,o'sh'
Oid ODp' no, 10 hands high, supposed to l. i%9ad
t., W. y Sc 9 eMGAUGHEY, R.sslG slGo
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-07
EXECUTORS NOTICE

THE undersigned having been, on the 24th
day of November lo45, in the Probate
Court of Marshall County, State of Missis.
sippi. qualified as Executor and Executrlx
of the last Will and Testamen: of Elizabeth
Moore, deceased, and obtained from sa i'd
Court letters testamentary thereon. All
persons having claims against the
estate of said Tosta.rix are. therefore, here.
by required to present the same duly au-
thenticated. within the time limited by law.
or they will be barred
MOSES w. MOORE. Ex'or.
MARGARETE E CRESS, Ex'x.
Dec. l3, 1S45.-6i.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-07
SuDeriOr Stationery.

Consisting OF French, English. and Ameri>
can Letter Paper of fbeautiful texture sdapt>
ID to the New Postage Law. Cap, Folio>
Post, Commercial and Packet Post Paper;
Sealing Wax, Waters, Glass aud Bronze
Inks,ands, Gold and Steel Pens, Embossed
Wishing Cards. Note Paper, Printers
Cards. Bills Of Lading. Check Books. Pen
Stamps. Ladies Work Boxes. Wfillng
Desks, Sc &c. &c.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-07

HW. F. T. is constantly receiving from
the East additions 10 his 5 ock and respect
fully invites purchasers 10 call and exam
me Tor h mselves. as lie is determined to
sell st prices ihat caanol fail 10 give satis>
ia.sian.
Memp piis, Ten, Nov l5. 1S45-2ms.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-07
The State Of Mississippi, }
LAFAYETTE Couriu.

Interested ia North west or ef Section Is. town
z Raage 2 west Of the basis meridian of the
:, Gn'cRasaw cesson, are notified to appear before
the Probate Courf, al Oxford, on the 3rd Mon
DAY OF Febraafy, 1916, and show cause why
Tue anoTe land should nos be sold a the proper
y ol Petefsah Boroam deceased.
WRIuiIT 81. ADAMS, Ex'r.
LAvINIA T. BOROUM, Ex'rx.
Dec %, IS45
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-07
ADMINS
TRAITORS NOTICE.

The undersigned having, at the Decem
per Term. l845. of the Probate Court o
Marshall County State of Mississippi, been
appointed administrator of the estate of
George Mayer, Decd. hereby request all
persons indebted to said estate 10 come for
wafd and make payment; and all persons
having claims against said estate are noti.
he'd TO present them. duly authenticated :.
Tor settlement in the time prescribed by
law CT they will be forever barred
JAMES ELDER, Ad'mr.
Jan. 3, 20-IS46-6t.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-07
B @ @ K S,

Embracing Law and Medical Books; His
torical and Theological Works; great va
r,etv of publications liz sIania c and Miscei
laneous Literature; School Books; and he
Iale popular Novels and Romances
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-07

Embossed Enameiied Cards, tinted plain,
eau,ifully polished. with elegant designs.
as borders. Primers Blank Cards.
Small blanks, playing card size,l no l.,
SIS per gross-no. 2. Sl2. Large no. /.
S24 per gross-no 1. S2l. Double size
of the small no. I, $50 per gtoss-double
size of the small no. Z. S24. Double size
o! the large no. |, S62 per gross double
size Of the large no. 2. S62
Also. all Of The above sizes of every de.
scription. lc order. Other sizes cut to or.
der of either the foregoing q, aiiies.
Mourning Cards of various sizes made to
order
Gold bordered do do do do
Ghledge do do do do
Enamel'd Sheets, cap size, and % by "a
inches.
ivory Surfaees, do do do do
Pearl do do do do do
Blank Sheets do do do do
Also. Railroad and Steamboat ticke's
made to order Of any color. or OF different
colors as may be desired
-" The subscriner requests all edilo. in
the United Sieies and ''auacas. who are ,.Is
posed 10 take their pay Ia cards. and who
will send him copy Of their pa per contain
ing this advertisement. to insert It for three
months.
GEORGE COOK.
New York, Jan. 10. lS46.-3m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-07

Springs al public auctIOn1 10 me n Hess 0171
Court, TO wit: -
PARTIES NAMES. DAi
D Jernigan VS. Robert Bigger
Joseph w Brooks of &c vs. A Glliis
WIN l. Craig VS. L S & JL.Cooper
Grigg & Elliott VS. Alien Hill
Joseph S.inier &c VS. Cochran et al
lrezvant, Carr & Shearoa VS. John Morgan
David Jesiases Albert q Hunt =,
Farmers and Merchants Bank oi Memphis IS Sanuei
BLusk
vanzani s. Hyder VS. Josenh Able
John P Bruce Thomas G Lane & Ihos DousiaSS
VIM SIrceter VS. Andrew w alton
Bowers & s farans VS. Tho Hunt
Bruins s. Focke VS. Davis s. Ellis
Watson & Read Alex Rhea ct ais
John West Frank S Early Ell ais
Nov II IS15.-nl4-3m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-07
GRAHAM'S LADY'S AND
GENTLEMEN'S MAGAZINE
The Prospectus for IS46.

REGULAR CONTRIB UTORS:
Wm c.. BRYANT, FL. w. LoNGFELLow.
JAS. FENIMoRE CooPER. RICHARD Il.
DANA, ]. r. LOWELL. E. P. WHlPPLE.
C.. +. HOFFMAN, I'll. w. HERBERT.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-07

Including Ledgers. Journals, D,y Books.
Invoice Books. Bill Books, Record Books
and Memorandum Books.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-07

Am rican M "a gaZime
OF FLITERATURE, ART AND FASHION
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-07
MUSIC FOR THE MILLIo \

Cheap Musicl Cheap Musiel CAssg 7 4s,5al I1oa
JUST received. on coDslgnmsn5 Nsr
Philadelphia. choice assorimen. a.isctioal \.
and Fashionable Music, being ss'1s ..ch a
from all the ne operas just Out. e. also
Leonora, Bohemian Girl, &c; eo;SS-.5rillss S-1il
new Songs, POlkss, Walizes: eoiG'is !. mo- per
M Marches, &c. SC. This music : isaoolis ~
cent cheaper than The oio - =, .,rs;e will y
of TerreIts new and cheap lnu.,r u..,,rnlishsd
continually received as they are re. ~ 81 Csih
For sale at James BuliafaA
only. AR
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-07
PLAYING. VISITING
u Z a 81 sE G a H ID S

RR "A So sc c a G 30 Ga
Smith & Cook, for the past six years man>
ufacturers of the celebrated Bartlett Cards.
would inform the patrons and friends OF the
old establishment, No II, Fulton street
where he has always been employed. that
he continues The manufacture Of all the va
rieties of PLAYING, VISITING AND
BLANK CAR DS heretofore furnished by
the esta tablishment-and that orders for va
Gus kinds will be faithfully and promptly
executed on application to his sole agents
Messrs. Ely and Latham. No. II. Fulton
street. at the following prices, usual dis
count off for cash. or to those who buy 10
sell again, viz:
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-07

It'll II hOtIic 'WU IIUHtHS since 0f H.l- = UIlst
OF Franklin CO. Ten. jim is baGey br;, .shossr.
about 20 years ofage, feet, I0 isaI is nuar.
slender built, stammers badly. wbsn bleneS l.gs
has scar on the third. finger Of his ocSelias
The owner is requested to - cs.' Iet' hand
prove property. pay charges and tsts AZ .loTRsr5
OF ne viii be dealt with as The Ian S;rl I'm avs
w. w. WALLACE CSFr'eGs
Jan Eth 1916. 11OEi yailcr.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-07
HA ANNIBAI. HARRIS, Clyl
January 20ih, 1876.
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BIZ states that on the--day d
Is. compl purchased from def Gates ssv.
en- sections of land, in relalio 10 which sn
agreement in writing was then made .rI
executed. by which compl was bound %
pay to said Gates the purchase money Lr
said lands. and said Gates was, on ,he re,
ce'pt of he same, bound to make or cause
TO be made good and valid titles 10 COnph
for the same. That compl't has fully psl
said purchase money but received titles TO-
only five Of said sections, and it was ascsr,
tanned after the purchase by compituM
that two of said seven sections PURCHASED
by compi't from Gates and by Giles f0n
the Chickasaw Indian, lm-mat- no ubbeg,
laywithi-. the boundaries of the ChocsE
CeSsion and were not sui Jet 10 Chckssag
reservation location 4 vas therefore Bec'
essary for said Gates gadeF the Lard Of,
dce regulations 10 execute a deed Of release
and quit claims 10 the Government for said
two sections. before said Gates or bis ven.
dee could obtain in lieu thereoflwo sections
lying in the limits ofIhe Chickasaw Cts.
sion That after this was ascertaintd
deed was made by said Indian directly t
compl't conveying TO compFt sections seyta
r. and eight Isl Township three l3l
range len, (l0) west of the Basis herdaa
in the place OF the two Choc,aw sections a
foresaid, which deed was placed 10 'bs
hands of Benjamin Reynolds, lndian Agsl.
at Pontotoc, to be held by him Funiil sal
Gates executed and delivered to the sa1
Agent .he REIMBURSEMENT and 9ult'ciain
deed aforesaid, That the conveyance By
the Indian 10 compft was made with ne
consent and by the direction OF GATES, ana
that Gates afterwards executed the @ll
QUIT claim deed and delivered il to COMP
aud compF supposing he would have 90
further Iouble about The title, destroyed CT
gave up said written agreement to GATES
That before complt coull place thR q1E'
claim deed in the hands Of said lndlaa Z,
gent, and-procure from him the deed ol'a'-
Indian 10 compI't said agent died win I1s
Indian deed in his possession, whlchFonP.'
has not since been able to find, or oOA.A
any information concerning II. Iha \
consequence of this comprt has no Teeoil'
ed evidence of title 10 said Two sections sLs.
having fully paid for The same gay
compl't is in doubt whether said IhaAH
deed was so far perfected as TO convey w
id legal title to compPt, and 10 render ! ~
ly necessary to have the same SET up q
lost deed, or whether the same was ol'l .
escrow, and :noperolive for want o. H., =. !,
livery. so as 10 render it necessary SUI =
extract the legal title from said Indian Id
PRAYER, That the deed from said i.-, -
an to complt. be set up as lost Deco 80 -
compl't's title to said two sections PEI, ,To
thereby, or that said Indian hold sall - ~
sections as Trustee for the benhs ol COM \
and that he forthwith convey the s1'i'
compl'i, and for general reltef ,rl
HANNIBAL HARRIS. CfE
Lucas, WATSON 6 CLAPP, .,,
Solicitors for ComPlalD'D'
Jan. 81, Ie46.-n24-2m.