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Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13

| A certain remedy for all fixed pains in the Sido,
| chest, lolns. back, bowels, muscles, rheumatism
! in all It's varied forms, Nervous affections, lungs
and liver complaints, Spinal affections Female
weakness, ETC., etc. For the above complaints
this plaster has no equal. The great ceabrlty
which it has already acquired, not only in the old,
but in tho new world-the extraordinary cures
| it has performed in the most extreme cases Of
suffering, have acquired for it euch reputation,
that the proprietor has not, until recently, been
| able to supply half the demand.
k The sales throughout every city, town and vii.
J hge in the United States, are without parallel:
16Sa|A circumstance not snrpriaing, when the vast
mount of human suffering relieved by its use is
'3Hsldered. In Spinal Defects, the benefit nsn-
NG!pIs ofthe most decided character. In Nervous
7thplaints, nineteen cases ont of twenty readily
lud to tho pomo.satiDg stinul0 oo...ainod .,,is
Ik,2i Dio preparation.
---rFNTrvncunatloi, either ncnte or chronic. the
Irtalaspfthe Hebrew Plaster have long since been
acknowledged. Those who arc labor
! nr % weak backs, no matter from what
itq0F tle weakness may have orignated-even
| II such PERSONS have been misguided in previous
apple alons, in the use of the Hebrew Plaster
they will find the affected part suddenly restored
to its original soum!ncss,
As o supporter i'll cases of constitutional weak
ness it will be found Of great Advantage 1t is
particularly recommended to Females Who are
suffering troNa sNdden weakness, or general de-
blty. In shost, ii embraces all the virtues which
the most scientific mind was capable of compoun-
ding from vau&bIe ssbstsnces found in gnc, old
world, and will be found sntlrely free from those
objections which are n source Of complain, wtb
tl,a rnua nj ,nforo f,o nuh
III: r,o,. u,o,.. ,.,,.u, a.. ,a-..
ine,e p'ae.e., pusSos' nc au.an''6c o'
,heT r III yrmes P in ~ rt,m"as "e'' ''sy fc'a'h
CcryIacnte~
ave have lust received the following testimo.
n;o, f.on, Ri q G Selsrs. mn, cmnent lawyer
in successful practice in Wileox county, Ala. lie
is gentleman in lirh stardi,rr and one whose
influence has great weight,
CAMDEN, Ala, To9. 2ith, 1919.
| Nrossrs Sc,vill e. Mend d:-Gentle,nen: Havi,c
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13
Rangers Sale.

>,-fs Rangers SAFE. NuN
Hn ON the 4th Monday in June, FG-G-
will SELL on the Public square at the court house
in Holly Springs, the following strays, viz
. One brown horse mule. left eye OUT, taken up
by Nathaniel P. Furgerson; appraised TO $4,000
One sorrel horse taken up by Wh.,G. Long
appraised to $4,000 I. :,
One dark brown fily, and dark brown mule,
taken up by H. G. Means; appraised, the hl'y to
$500 the mule to $4,000 - =
One black horse, taken up by Joseph J. Soap;
appraised to $4,000
One bay hS,ss ss g taken pP BY Joha ba A1ssl ~
One soncl horse mule, taken up by Jolnes NJ
Coopwood, appraised to S3S.l0 =. ,~,..,
One Red Oxen taken upby J. c, Ggraler' ap'
praised to $1,000
|IWOno sorrol horse poney, taken upby 'ucorgt
y /. Bevil; appraised to $1,000
June /. ls49,-tds. J. GILBERT, Ranger
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13
lew Dayid'S or Hebrew plastet

OF This celebrated Plaster, It is only necessary 10
say, no remedy has heretofore hccn discovered 10
equal it in curing inveterate ulcers andnll sores
either fresh or long standing; for paitls ~ the
hack. bre asst, side or limbs, occasoacd by cold
gout, rheumatism, &c. 1t is an eliectual cure
for corns on the feet, when applied suticlen'
time. See advertisement on tile 9TH page.
The genuine is sold.by E. A. Talbot, Holly tn
Springs. jim. lN1s ioa0' @
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13
THE MUTUAL
LII Z INSURANCE COMPANY,
. Of thC State of MiSSiSSipDi,

THIS Company, Incorporated by ar act Of the Iegs.
laure at its last session has beer organized under said
act; and is ready to effect insurance lives, upon
like with hos, adopted by the best and soundes,
Northern compane' in insnrins Notthern PERSONS
When Northern companies insure the lives Of Southern
citizens, they invariably add one half per cent,
to the regular rates Our table Of rates is loows.
The premium tobc id by the insurer may be paid quar-
srIy, half-yearly or annually.
RATES OF PREMIUMS FoR INsURING ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS ON A SINGLE LIFE.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13

Taken up by VIM. nall, living . mibs west of
North Mt. Pleasant, one clay bank lprse poncy,
branded on the left shoulder, about 10 years old,
Ia hands high. left eye out. Appraised to SAB.
Also one dark brown mare mule ID or 10 hands
high; very old, shod all round, some marks Of
gear. Appraised to $l5.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13
NEW BOOKS. FRESH RIVAL.

NEW BOOKS. FRESH Ar RIVAL.
HAROLD, the last of the Saxon Kingsty Bulwer.
Faust n romance ofthe Secret Tribunals, BY G. w.
: Rcynoldsp -
The Gipsey, or the Robbers of Naplcs~tv Lieut..
Murry.
Rodolpho, OF the Frecbootcrs of Formcntern, do.
The Adventurer; or the Wrecks Of the Indian
Ocean, do. |!
The Red Revcngcr, or the Pirate King Of Flori-
das, by Ned Buntlne.
Jane Eyre, Brian OHM, by W. II. Maxwell.
Aline, or Old Friends story, by the author Of the
Gamblers Wife.
The Hcn-pccked Husband. ~.
The Tenant or widfcll Hall, by the author Of
wurthering Heights. 49,, ~ ;
Sir 1headore Broughton, Laurel W't,sI'as James.
Asmotcus, or Legends of New York CITY.
Levcnworth's exposition of Odd Feowsnip.
The French Revolution of 1919, its catse, actors
! and Influences, with splendid illustrations, al
portraits Of the most prominent actors, by d
G. Foster. and Thomas Dunn. EngIAb-
frs rc 81 Gen: 15wi= csseG government Oy oe"
count of his military servlcefatat
during the war with Great bpI-eSs NJ 'plo-
t. matte career and civil history, to wlitli is nd
ded sketch of the public and privrtc history G
Major Gen. w. o. Butler, Of the Volunteer scr
vice of the U. States, with two Portraits.
} The Life of Maj. Zachary Taylor, comprising
narrative of events connected. with his prolct
sionnl career. and authentic incidents of hi
early years, with all original aud ACCURATE p"'
trait and eleven elegant Illustrations oi the oa
lies of Fort Harrison, Okec-cho-bec, Pnlo Alt
Resaca de la Palma, Monterey and f3nena WI
ia, &C., &c.
Also Rough and Ready Song Books. Just receive
by e.. &C. CLEAVEs'
aug II. No. 60, Front how'
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13
Sadline and Harness Making.

THE Undersigned would respectfully inform the
public, that he is conducting the above business
in its various branches at the old stand Of Niles
g. Wallace, on the South side Of the public square.
Hc will take every pains to have his work done in
neat and substantial manner. He will also keep
on hand for sale full stock Of all kinds of leatb'
er, usually called for in this Market will take
hides for any work in my line.
w. w. WALLACE.
u P. s. Repairing done at the shortest notice
January 8, l849.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13
}. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
ANTI-BILIOJJS Pills

The pnhc are respectfully assured tina, these Pulls are
entirely vegetable pronp in their operation and a, the
same time extremely mind in their effect upon the nery-
ous system Thismrdcinc has been prepared with the
greatest care under the direction Of experienced and
regular phl slcan ands recommended with the utmost
confidence tc a nruds, who are lahoring under bill
ous arrangement of the Liver and It's depending organs
Rcmem'berhese Pills do not centain one particle of Ner
curry or any other mineral substance hut are composed
each box is the necessary directions together witt, the
fac slle signature the inventor price 25cs per box
and ARE for sale by E.A. Talbot, p A Willis and Co.
Druggists Holly Springs; French and Hairshaw, Lamer;
4 Lawrence, Mt Pleasant; l. Echols. Chelahoma; .no
Austin, Wyatt Miss; and ran be found in most of the
towns, villages and country storcsn the South and west
All orders for the above medicines addressed to the
propritors, Nl,s.rs + A ROSS and Co, Tuscumba,
Ala, will be promptly executed. No. %, 1916,
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13
State of Mississippi, ]
Marshall County. {
Probate Court, December Term. A. + 1915

Pf0DnlC U0urt, DtcfllDef Itfll. A. Il lclN'
6l2-In the matter of the es- Decloation Of
tate oe,Tilman curley, deceased INSOLVENCY.
William Gurley, administrator of the ;statc ol
Tho said rilman curley deceased, havingePorted
and declared the said estate nsolvent:
Wher6npon, on motion of said administrator,
it IL ordered by the court, that publication be madt
in the Holly Springs Gazette, newsptcr pub
lshcd in The town of Holly Springs, one NV eel
for six months successlvcly; and that anotcc be
posted at the court house door in the town of mol
y Springs, requiring the creditors of std estate
to file their claims against said estate, probutet
according to law, with the clerk Of his court, OF
or before the LIST Monday in July, 1910
Acopy from the minutes.
Test GORDENTIA WAITE, Clerk.
Jan. 1S49-26w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13
LAW BOOKS.


JOHNsON's Reports, vols, do Chancery Re
ports, 7vols., $50. - .,-A.A
vesey's Jr's Reports,ao vols, McY5d,I0 Law,
Nelson's and Welby's Reports, .,
CLANCY on Husband and Wife,
Philips on Insurance, ~
Digest Laws of the United States,. ,
United States Cr iminal Law Roper on Legacies
Angel and Ames on Corporations,
Digest New York Reports.
Holcomb's Leading Cases upon Commercial Law
Barbour's Chancery Practice,
Daniels Chancery Practice,
Greenleaf on'Evdencc, United States Digest
North on Probate Courts, All Of Story's Works.
Warrens Law Studies, Kinnie's Kent,
Gets Forms in Conveyancing. For sale by
G. {. CLEAyES,
Nov. 3, 1s4S. No. 6oFront Row, Memphis.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13
District Chancery Court of the State 3

District Chancery Court of the State Of
Mississippi, al Huiiy spriag'.---- Va.
John c. Holland ''
so4 vs. In vucatiOnmay sl,lsk b.,
The unknown heirs Of ~.
Jas. Walker deceased I:
UPON opening the matters ana 'hlngs o' 'n'Sa.
bill, it appearing to the satisfaction oil me eou"'
TINT James Wsiker, the defendant named in the
so;d bll is sead, and that his heirs if any are ui-
lpcwp.d as well as their residence is also unksCod
% lint the ordinary prosess OF this court canSotbt
served upon them. 1t is therefore ordered by hc
cour,. that unless said defendants, heirs, if ayis
.rnear borte the vice chancellor Of the Stated
M;ss; -ppi, at the court room in the town of HolN
g .mss, mississippi, ut the court room in the town
| of holly Springs, mississippi, on the first Montay'
Of July, lS49, and plead answer or demur to CONF
plainants bill, the several allegations thereof will
be taken for confessed, and such order and derce;
made therein, as shall seem equitable and Just. \
It's further ordered by the court, that copy,
of this order be published forthwith in the HolI
Springs Gazette, newspaper published in IL g
town Of holly Springs, mississippi, once a~V ~
for one month successvely; and another copy = sS
ted up at the front door Of the court house for kst
shall county and state Of Mississippi - (
rest A HASNiBAL HARRts,r n.
Scruggs& Walter, soils, for com.-Nay 2s, sos-'
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13

TAKEN up by Joshua Abston, living FIVE miles
South Of molly Springs, on the Oxford road, one
Sorrel mare Mule, about four ycass old. Appraised
$55 90. ]. GILBERT, Ranger.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13
District Chancery Court of the State
of Mississippi, at Holly Springs.
William Echol,

$40 .., vs. Original Bill.
J. c. P. Hammond and Parmela A. his wife.
and Thomas Wright. In vacation, June 4, lS49.
UPON opening the matters Of this bill, ii appear.
ing to the satisfaction Of the court, that ]. e. p.
Hammond and Parmelia A. his wife, the defcn-
dantS in this cause are not of the Stuis
of Mississippi, butresde beyond the limits there.
of, so that the ordinary process of this court can
not be served upon them; 1t is therefore ordered
by the court that unless the said defendants ap-
pear before the Vice Chancellor Of the State Of
Mississippi, at the court room in the town of molly
,T sR1rs4 on the second Monday of Jny vst .s
bill, the several allegations thereof will b. taien
for confessed, against them, and such Il dees
made in the premises as silull seem just and eq,- 4
able. =,
1t is further ordered by the court, that coptf
this order be published forthwith in "the Ivy
Springs Gazette" newspaper published lnts
town of Holly Springs, Mississippi, weekly f0rNs
month, and that another copy of the same be pli-,
ed up at the front door Of the court house inAs
town Of molly Springs. .
HANNIBAL HARRIS, clerk .
Watson & Graft, soils. for com. t."
June Sth, iS49.-42-5w. Eh
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13
N office.

THE Partnership Of Niles g. Wallace, has been
dissolved by mutual consent. AL persons indebt'
Cd to said firm will please TO call on e. Niles, al
4hs old stand for settlement. .-
CHARLES NILES,
w. W.(WALLACE. r
January 3, 1870.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13
JAMES c. McMANUs, JAMES A. ALLEN,
NICNEANNUS 4 ALLEN,
(sUccEssoRs TO TOWNSEND wILLILMsoN,)
M. IS FrOnt R0W...MCmnhiS,

BEG leave to announce to their friends and the
public TINT they have purchased the entire stock
and interest of the late firm, as Groccrs and colA
mission Merchants. They will occury.ndI,stry,
and well known stand, and rrmsfest Of their
promptltndc, and d. theif own loebtaina ibcr.
- Ys'fonase' jan ~ lsaS-om'
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13
To Ann Cross Exccatry Of the last will and tCS
lament OF Oliver lrOy, INrraSrd.

TO Ann UFOS, EXcCNIFlX Of the INN will and tCS.
lament Of Oliver CrOw DrrraSrl.
VOU are hereby notified, that on Monday,
~ the I'd day of July, lsa9, ut the office Of the
clerk of the District chancery court OF the State of
mississippi at molly Springs, | shall pursuant to
an intcrIecuory decree of said court pronounced
in 4 cause pending ip said court, wherein Charles
Downing, William Anderson and Elizabeth his
wife, Nancy Downing, Martin Strong and Sally
his wife, and Stephen harris, Executor Of the last
will and testament Of Stephen Lacey, deceased,
are comPlainants, and you, with John Z. Palmer,
"your co-Exccuior, are defendant, proceed to
take and state an account between ties In
sad1couse; when and where youG AS you
.ih'rE ut. H.SNIBAL HAREi,J a .S@r-.
Nay IS, 1915. 9.-40.5w, \ "A.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13

TUST Received 40 bbs. of Roacht Lime -
- Short profits for cash. N. f. HAMPTON.
April Goth, l849.-.no. 81. If.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13
OPINIONS orrHE PRESS.

From the Cincinnati Daily Times Of MAY 26th1
WisTAn's BALssM OF Wild C,IrRRy. i've vouId
advise our readers ahoring under m nHrrion Of the
lungs, 10 make immediate trial Of tbs truly excellent
msJlrnc. The most intelligent and respectable families
of our city have adopted il as nvofite family medicine
md persons predsposed TO Consunption who have used
it, speak in the highesttcrns offs efficacy.
Scores ofindviduas have been cured of Asthma the
early s,hges Of Consumption. bleeding of the Lungs OBJ
situate Coughs, ETC.. by this Basam-a0er hope had
well nigh yielded to des pair. We ay this in all randor.
II is indeed melancholy truth that thousands fall viz
tins 10 Consumption every year, for other cause than
neglected Colds yet VIC find hundreds and thousands
who treat such complaints with the greatest Indifference
and let them run on for weeks, and even mouths with
out thinking Of the danger
Trom the Fall Monitor, NIass.)
This medicine, prepared by a ious experienced and
skiliu ply cian tested and approvedb by great number
ofntellgent, distinguished and respectable persons in
various parts Of tho country, IS nov received and nsed
with entire confidence and with great success by those
Afflicted with pulmonary Complaints. It is also recon-.
nndud as II valuable medicine for other Diseases such
h Colds Coughs, aud particularly diseases whose ten
dcncy is 10 Consumption,
From the Boston Mercantile Journall :
This medicine, coming from rssper table and
carefully prepared by an experienced and sklh phvs
ican, is received by the public with confidence lis chr
cacy has been proved in mny obluratc Of disease
and It's fame has rapidly extended. 1t has been exten
vcy used novery part Of the country, particularly
the Middle and Northern States; and strong tesnon,
from intelligent and highly respectable persom has bee
adduced in iaycr offs uerits remedy for Colds ant
Coughs Affections OF the Chest, Diseased liver ant
Dyspepsia:
BEWARE OF COUNTIRFEITS,
The greater the value ofany discovery the higher
Is held in the esteem of the public and so much IN pro
portion is that public liable to be in posed upon by tb,
spurious limitations Of Ignorant dies gnng, and cishones
men who, X edrDne III the hive, have neithcr the
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13
Lament Of the Widowed lncbriate.

by CANINE.
I'm thinking on thy smile, Mary
Thy bright and trusting smile
In the morning of our youth and love,
Ere sorrow came-or guile;
When thine arms were twincd about my
And mine eyes looked into thine, neck,
And the heart that ihrobbed for Inc aloiio,
Was nesting close omil.c NJ.
l see full many smile, Mary,
On young lips beamng bright; 1.
And many an eye Of light and love,
Is flashing in my sight;
But the smile is not for my poor heart,
And the eye is strange to me,
And loneliness comes DER my soul
When its memory turns to thee
I'm thinking on the night, Mary,
The night grief and shame,
When with drunken rawlings OH my lips,
To thee homcward came tt
D, tic tear was in thine earliest eye, ~"
And thy bosom wildly hcaved,
Yet smile Of love was on thy check.
Though the heart was sorely gfievcd.
But the smile soon left thy lips, Mary,
And thine eye grew dim and sad
For the temptcr lurcd my steps from thee,
And the winc-cup drove INC mad
From tiny cheeks the roses quickly fed,
And thy ringing laugh was gone,
Yet thy heart still fondIy clung to me,
And stlkept trusting on.
Q, my words were harsh TO thee, Mary,
For the winc.cup made me wild;
And child thee when thine eyes were sad;
And cursed thee when they smiled
God knows loved thee even then,
but tne nfe was IN my bfaln,
And the curse ofdrink was in my heart,
To make my love bone.
Twas a pleasant home of ours, Mary,
In the spring-time of our life,
When looked upon thy sunny face,
u, And proudly called thee wife
And twas pleasant when the children
Before our cottagtdoor; [playcd
But the children sleep with thee. Mary,
shall never sec them more
Ie''
Thou'rt resting in the church yard now,
And no stone is at thy head !
But the sexton knows drunkard's wife
Sleeps in that lowly bcd,
And he says the hand of God, Mary,
Will fall with crushing weight .
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13

ptons contained in this book any one may cure
himself without hndrance TO business or the knowledge
of the most intimate friend and with one tenth the usual
expense In addition to the genuine routine oi private
disease, it fully explains the Of manhood's early
Decline with observations on narriage-besides many
other arrangements which it would not be proper
merate in the public prints.
l5 Any person sending 25 cents enclosed in letter,
will receive one copy ofths book, by mail or FIVE copies
will bo sent for one dollar. Address, DIR w. YOUNG,
No l52 SpnuCE Street, PHilADfLPHIA. post. paid"
/. a.! WANIED-Proprieor of Drug or bookstores,
and Pedlcr. in every town. the United States to act as
agents for the work
Feb. sltl3 4g--6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13
To its untimely fate !

To its untimely fate
-1,r ne xnDws not or Tic broken heart
bear within my breast,
Or the heavy load of vain rcmorse r
That will not let me rest
lie knows not ofthe secpless nights,
When dreaming of thy love,
| seem to see thine angel eyes
Look coldly from above.
Ihavc raised the wine-cup in my hand,
And the widest strains I've sung,
Till with the laugh ofdrunken mirth
The cchoing air has sung:
But pale and sorroIing face looked out
From the glitterng cup on me,
And a trembling whisper have heard
That lancied, breathed by thee !
Thou art slumbcring in the peaceful grave
And thy sleep is dreamless now,
Butthe seal of an undyingg grief
Is on the mourner's brow,
/ And my heart is chill as thine, Mary,
For the Joys oflilc have fled,
And long to lay my aching breast
With the cold and silent dead
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13
CoRYpoN, Indiana, Jan. %. 1919.

no le5sa duty han pleasure to state for thcbcn.
Cit the afflicted that consider Wytars Balam of
Wild Cherry, great blessing to the human race Hav.
Ing tried II in case Of severe affection Of the lungs
pnheslating, recommend to those similarly afflicted
as the best remedy have ever tried and one which
,ured me when physirans said must die, and when
thought myselimy time 10 depart was ncar at hand
WM COLDRON
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13

Partnership. Gst4i,a
WV. +. Masonhaving this daY t~sen his soninlo
partnership, tho business will pc continued at
tho old stand, ,pudcr The firm Of W. I. Mason 4
20. - Jaiaary lst, ip4't's
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-02-14

a LUCKY VoLUNrgER.--The Boston Traveller
gives the following on the authority ola clergyman.
II is little singular that the name Of the reverend
gentleman is no. given, nor is the nano Of the
house who dow the $1,000 draft.
The Cllowiny story was told tn us yesterday ty
a New YORK clergyman: says that a widow Ia =.
d. ofhs congregation had a who went To Cal
lorna in the Stevenson regiment TIE lady was
in rather sirlitcGcd circumstances and the wealthy
members of the Church were in The habit of cOec-
ting purse 20 supply her wish snch nacessaries as
hor limited means f,lblde her from purchasing. A.
shart time ag,, the asuli supply was sent 10 her.
which she refused to receive ani gave as her rea-
son that she had Just received letter from her son
IN CalRrnia Of ihe following gratifying pnrport !:
Dear Mo:her--Erclosej Is dTaCi for $1,000; don't
be spariug OF it. Cor have plenty Of the Same SORT
left" The minister said that wish to anthenii-
cate the story ted him 10 visit the widow, when hs
found the facts 10 be as above stated.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-02-14
NOTICE..

We arc 80 often called upon to give space in col
emns to matters Of public conccrnmcnt, in which a
few indiv iduals only interested and for which we
receive compensation, have concluded that here
after, will charge for such publications, follows
10 announce a Candidate for Congress S. OO
." for State Senate 5 0U
for H. Of Delegates 2 80
AL Military Notices half rates Of .adrertising
NO charge for communications calling on persons
TO become Candidates.
The above charges in all cases will be strictly ad-
'6ered to.
l.. & j. A. WADDELL,
Editors Spectator.
STEVENSON -& CEIGER,
Editors indicator.
February Z, iS49.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-02-14

volunteers from the South-R Regiments, 80
Batlai!ons, II
Companies, IL
Total number Of Volunteers from The South 500
Volunteers from The Norh-Rcgmcuts %
Battaon5 2
Companies II
Total number Of volunteers from the North 23,Os4
Being nearly two on the part of the South 10 one
on the part OF the North But taking into consid-
Grafton that the population of the North is two
THIRDS greater than the South the latter has Furnish
ed more 'ha7 tire" times her due proportion of vol
untecrs
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-02-14

Hlndjana and Illinois.
Pennsylvania.
ne case OF johnson VS.. Tompkins and others.