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Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
Administrators Notice.

lHUIHHIIoNUtNl0 =.
ElzTHEREAS, letters of Administration
w were granted on 9th August last oy me
Pso,h.,s Conf Of Marshall County to James togt
on iEst. Edward X AnderVn, decd, noIlce -
hsr.eby given to oil persons having claims sga.ns'
saia ..,s,e 10 exhibit the same within tie on'e
l.m,,sd by law, or tho same will be barred, !
Holly Springs, Is JANE. FoSr, Admt
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16

District Chantefy Court Oflhe STATE Of Mississippi,
At Holly Springs,
L. A. Talbot ..
62l,-vs
George Montgomery
s... To George Montgomery
Take notice that in the Cause pending 10 said
Court, in which lem Complainant, aud you are
Defendant, shall take the disposition Of Frank
Tabo, ut tho Office Of Watson aud Craft in Holy
Springs, Miss, on Friday the so.h dy VI Nose@'
Der next .4'a -.t Be-
The taking of said deposition will he adjourned
from time, until accomplished, as may become
necessary.
"' T.. A. Talbot complt.
Watson 4 Graft, Sols Tor complt
Holly Springs, Oct. lalh ls4s'4w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
FRANKLIN
FEM ALE COLLEGE,
FRANKLIN

ENHL -rst session OF this institution will oper
on the third Wednesday in Seutenlber next
FACULTY.
REV. S. G. STARKS, AN.
President and Professor of Moral Scienc. anC
Bellies LetlRG
REV.J. o. CHURCH, A. M. 60
vice President and Professor Of Mathematics and
Ancient Languages.
REV. GUttFORD JONES, q.
Adjunct Professor Of Mathematics lind L.teralats.
| MR.. J. TROTREAU,
Professor Of French Language and lLsratntt
MRS. G. c. SHARKS,
GovernCN
MRS. M A. HOLIDAY, ~
Teacher of Natural Scirnte and OtHam,u,al
Branches
MRS. E. A. CHURCH.
Ttather OF Instrumental and Ta,al Music. D.,
. MISS NJ. G. GOODE,
Adjunct Professor OF instrumental Music.
MRS. +. r. MOORE,
Principal Of Preparatory Department
Holly Springs the seat Of the Franklin Fe.
male College. is in Marshall County, Missis.
sppi' Holly Springs, lor its healthy location
tie beauty OF its scenery, and its cultivated
anu refined society, forms one ofthe mos, dc.
slrable positions for the education Of Young
ladiesin the south, u west. Tho college
buildings arc handsome and co,ntodIous and
furnish ample accomodutcns t5t u Iatte min.
Der OF boadcrs. Strict reference Will DG had
a' all times to the manners and habits Of the
young 'adies-ncatness, gentIeness. purity of
'hought, grace and elegance both of gesture
ana speech, will be most hssidnously inculca.
ted. No pains will be spared on the part of
tho Faculty to import n thorough and extensive
knowledge ofsll the vuruus sciences which IN |
to mike upn full and complete course Of Eng.
|ish and Classical studies.
Terms Per Session Of Twenty .un. Weeks.
Tuition. Wv "''"'
Primary Department. ;, $1,000
Preparatory !, q" ..l2OO
Collegiate -. 20 90
nuSic,.' ............25,0 90
French, Latin, or Creek ~ 90
Drawing and Paintings. ~, 90
Needle Work.. i. !, :, rrss,fo4-
including Washing, Fuel l.
.nnL :r-L., ...--.- % ,ls-..r.- !,
At the OPENING Of each sesslsp Of five
lonlhs, the payment Of onehaf Of the Board
nd TuAion will be required in ndyanceI the 1,
nance at the close of the Session
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16

WhatDr PYLEs, Physician, by appoint.
inert, to the Louisville Marine Hospit.
al, siys Of Bulls SARsArARuLLA.
hUisyfLLE, March 20, 1349,
have Examined the prescription for the preparation
Of John 'ull' Snr'apar snd belle ~ the combination
to be All eSeten, one. and well cacuned to produce
an n,rrslye impression onthe system Ihayt used /,
both 10 uoc and private pactce nnd think II the bes,
article olsarMparl', IN u'e1 NJ. pYLES. NJ. n.
Ee.idsn, Phy,lrah Al ipe .,s,. Min, ,,,t.,,s,
--YH'''i'' N''''"' ''0'p''''
Ieag.what DR., S'app a PAlselaa who
stands at The top OIL. profession says.
&c John Bulls SarsalarlIla.
have been using John Bull, sa..palu In great Va.
riey Of Chronic di>sases, with 10 most happy .nct,;
Aud have no hesitation ~ reconpsndlng 10 the pub
he for the cure OF Syphii. scrohs, and a cn,aneoa'
vnd ylandu,ar discusses. You, mos. lrrvenIly,
WA SlAPP, NJ. u.
Lswi,por.. Kentucky, A~'i6, lae
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16

AT lhs opening Of each sesslep Of five
months, the payment Of one-half OF the Board
and TuAion will be required in ndyanceI the
bulance at the close of the Session.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
OnB IudaSlD usJQcsu4D q
New SOppIy!!
Goods nil mnrk Ed In nlnin dv,,AA,

RKlNG in your memorandum, and send in YOUR order.
and we will endeavor to serve you with hon,,, good.
ma on the most sat'fnetory terd' We have u ,,oM
NO following, with many other are, 10 which wa in.
VI'e the special attention Of the publk, VII.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16

WE will endeavor to keep each department
complete. and make farther additions when adyl-
sable. Call and Examine.
SHOEMAKE & DONOHO.
Sept. I, 1919 -no3.-8m. -
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-12

BY the constitution This branch 0
the subject, as well as the doctrine
Of uon.in;evenion, we will follow
uP next week. and conclude this AT
le. with one further remark.
Great men soines times have yer
erron Gus actions Jefferson was
greatly deceived in bis qua boat sys>
TEN. Smaller men than Jefferson more
frequently are beset with the same
failing We have case in point
Col. Harris notion o, asking proicc.
ton in the shape Of a special oct Of
legislation from the hands OF such
men as Got, Pai.rey Mann, Gid.
dings. and such men as have the pow
er-the majorty in Congress.-Il we
are not mistaken the Col ocknowlC-
dyed that there was no probability that
Congress would pass such a law
Ii we had the constitution to sustain
rs, in the demand, it might be highly
proper 10 make IT, Il might then
be proper to place ourselves upon the
high ground Of constitutional right,
and regardless orthc chances Of sue
cess. pursue the course dictated BY
Justice But to ask them 70 do that
which the true Southern party de-
nounccs to be Unconstitutional, and
ask them to extend 10 US the very
thing they are most unwilling to do,
is supreme folIy-mere childs play.
Why take q position from which we
will be compelled to rcccde, and by
thus taking this position yielding the
only substantial position upon which
we might then fall back, the consti.
tutional objections to the action Of
Congress upon The slavery question:
The Inconsistency and absurdiiy of
such a coarse must be apparent TO
every ono. il is q mere subterfuge Fl
a mere protexl; and we will proceed
noxt week to expose the subierluge
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-12
Citation Notice

To aIlpusoHs interested iaHc Is
tate Of IFm. O. Suggs Deceased.
loc are hereby notified that Gid.
con Watson administrator. has IRE.
scented a final account Of his admin.
iSiratiou on said estate. TO the Pro-
bate Court OF Chickasaw County
Mississippi, which will at the next
September term Of said Cont be-
audited and allowed, unless excep
lions be taken.
Witness the Hon. G. W
Thornton; Judge Of Pro
bates Of Chickasaw
city. the first monday in
August 1919
JACOB AULT Clk
August 9th iSI9 9-3v
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-12
EDWARD 4. KEELTNG.
TAILORING.

L z. SMITH, thankful for pas
ayofs would respectfully inrorm The
citizens Of Chickasaw county that he
has permanently located in The town of
Houston. one door east Of Col. Featht
erslon's Law office, he is prepared 10
execute his trade in al Of lis branches
in the neatest and most fashionable
style. The cutting department will
be attended to by himself and from
biz experience 10 bis Profession, he ls
able TO insure he most hadsome fits.
Great care taken with al garments
cut for ladies 10 make.--He respect
fully soIicils a portion Of patronage
Of the public. 1FThe latest fash
ions are regularly received.
July 9Th, lS4S. 5--4Sin
SteU2rt's SyFup-An excellent
article for table use, in quantities
to suit purchasers, for sale By
G. McFARLANE,&Co.
Aberdeen Junels49 5
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-12
For Policeman

The following Gentlemen are
candidates for the office Of County
Police, in Chickasaw county to
wit.
For District No ]. TT Fsyool.s
Dis. No 2. w @. Cook.
" Dis. No. 3 Martin wur8hee
Dis No. L., James WCCrOrv
Dis. No s., James Calvert
~ We are authorized 10 an.
nounce Henry McGarityaLOW
LICENSED candidate for ESOIieCe-
man in District No. . at the Nov.
Election.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-12

1--WE are authorised 10 an.
nounce 4. ,. &. Thompson. a
candidate l1r the Office al County
Treasurer at the next November
election.
sL5- We are authorized 90 announce
JAMES n Stages, candidate
TOR The office Of county Treasurer Of
tins county, az the next November
ection
LIVE are authorized 10 an
nounce l.. ". GaIbraiih. a
candidate. Tor the office OF County
Treasurer, ofthis County, AT the
November election
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-12
'The Central Convention

Pursuant TO previous notice, the
citizens Of Chickasaw assembled in
the court house in Houston on the Isl
Of September to, appoint delegates
and express their sentiments as 10
the proper course the Slate orMiss-
issippi should adopt in the inpcnd.
ing crisis Of the slavery agitation.
On motion, Dr.. T. NJ. BLACKWELL
was called to the chair, and DR.. ]. P.
MoNrGoMBRg appointed secretary.
]. A Orr, Esq, then offered a pre-
amblc and resolutions, which are
appended below under their proper
designation. which were read, and on
motion laid on the toble to be taken
up and considered on Wednesday
evening the 9Th inst, to which time
the meetin 6 adjoumd.
I. M. BLACKWELL.
President
J. P. MosreoNERY, Sec'y.
WEDsEsDAy evening Sept 9th.
The citizens Of Chickasaw conven
ed pursuant to adjourn cnt. Mr.
BIarkwell being absent. r. G. Greer.
wood Esq was called to the chair,
aud Toliyer S Evans appointed Sec
rotary
MI. 0u's preamble and resolutions
were then taken up and read as fol
lows:
Whereas it is proposed to hold a
convention, TO be composed ofdele
gates ofboth political parts, in this
State, to prepare to meet the impor-
tant crisis forced upon the South, BY
Northern fauaticism, and indicate the
course Of policy to be pursued by the
State Of Mississippi, to avert the dan
gers that threaten 10 wrest from the
South that constitutional equality
guaranteed BY the founders ofthis con
federacy. The history Of Northern
Legislation on the subject Of Slavery
for the fast thirty years. has been a
history replete with manifold, and
enormous outrages, insults, and in
iuries to the sacred and inalicnable
rights Of the South. They have or
gained large bodies aud societies
of men ioF the emancipa-
ton Of our slaves, as their ayowed
They have by their State
commissioned ennis
saries to nullify our laws and defame
our ms titutons.
They have scntinceudiarios to in
fame aud excite our slaves toinsur
.eoiion. They have abducted our
slaves in large gangs and when Of
'orts have been made for redress and
he protection Of our property, those
,tfoFis have been Indignantly repuIs-
"a
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-12

z possession Of propcur recognized Il
be such by the constitution Of tbes
United States
They have voted for and at
tempted to confer upon The negro. al
equal right Of suffrage with thc indie
pendent freeman.
They have usurped the night to ez
tensIve and fertile territories, belong
Ing to The whole Union, and bouzhI
by The equal gallanty and blood. Of T,
Soulhfraarmy
They have refused the ENJOYMENT
o. those territories to those who have
richly paid Tor them with their blood
and treasure.
They have falsifed their solemn
Compromises, forced upon the South.
ern people They have snceringly
and contomptuously tramplcd under
foot the sacred provisions ofthe con.
stitution Therefore
Be IT REsolvzD. That we cordi.
allyapprove the converting Of the con.
templatcd October convention.
Re5olred That congress has no
Constitutional right 10 prohibit or
abolish slavery in any state or terri.
tory in the union neither has itany
control directly or indirectly, medi.
alely or Immediately over the
institutions Of slavery so aslo i'm
pair the rig hts Of the slave holder.
Resolred That the new territory
which has recently been acquired is
the Joint property Of all the states
and Congress os their agent would
transcend its power BY pass.
ing any law or act so as to prohibit
directly or indirectly the slave hold.
Ter from omigrating with ms property
into such Territory
Resolred That il Congress in pal,
poble violation orihe provisions of
the constitudon-or common Justice
and right should cngroh the prinei.
pies Of the Wilnot proyso in any
act Of its legislation I've can have
no difficulty in choosing between the
only alternatives that viii then re.
main-of abjeci aggression and Out
rage on the one hand or determined
resistance on the other. at oil hazards
and TO the last extremity
Resolrsd That the passage OF any
law prohibiting slavery in any Terri.
tory, State, or the Dist Of Columbia,
would make it the duty Of every slave
holder as they value their dear
their independence and
their rights TO take finn, united, and
concerted action in this emergency.
Resolred That the Chairmln ap,
point four delegates to represent this
county in the convention; two from
The Wing party and two from the|
Democratic party: and that he also
appoint four altcmates selected in
like manner
ResolUed, Tha'Ihe Houston papers
be .equestedt to publish this preamble
and resolutions.
Mr. D. C. Greenwood moved the
resolutions as an amend
ment to hose of Mr. Orr, which on
being seconded were carried as addi. /
TONS The amendment is as follows:l
lst That the constitution Of the
United States, aIl the powers of the
government created byitdo extend
over the Territories belonging to the
United States 70, the security and
protection of the lives, liberty and
Of the citizens Of the Uni,
led States removing into the Terri
.orics.
2nd. That i; is the duty of the
government oftbe United States to
exercise all its powers, legislative,
judicial or executive, so far as mayi
'e necessary, to secure and protect
he United States in their rights to
he Territories belonging to the
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-12
DR. HC ORE

Has permanently located al Houston.
fo rr-c'.ee bis profession, 70 IFS various
bran bees Dad hopes 10 merit q slers
Of public patronage
he may be found 81 an times ex-
ccPi when professionally engaged) Ct
bis Office and Residence on the North
West corner of the square
Houston Tlih. June l94g.-52-Gm
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-12
WALTON HOUSE

"a Nhe subscriber respectfully in.
a forms his friends and the public
generally that, he has this dav omen.
ed an intireIy new HOtcI in the civ
Of Aberdeen, hearing the name ortbe
WALTON HOUSE.
on the Northeast corner Of Commerce
and Chesnut Streets, immediately
opposite The stores Of Messrs. Cozarf
x Clarke, and Eckrord & Gates and
near the centre Of the business mar,
ofthe City, where he will be gratif.
ed to see his friends at any and all
times, and will endeaver to render
their stay with him agreeable and
pleasant.
The fare at this house shall no, be
inferior to tha' Of any in the country.
The table shall be bountilully srp-
piled with every necessary and lux
ury that our market can afford L.
The services ofan experienced cook
and suitable assistants have been
procured, and no pains will be spar
ed to render the table orthe Wnroy
House. an attractive one.
Ihe rooms are large, airH peH
and ntuly furnished The beds GOOD
Htlr and clean.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-12

8s~he are autl1uzaf % an
u"uucr William Lanharn a. a
candidate in- t.e Office uf s Assessor of
2 iEE> Tor iaf, c"aaiy, az tie next
Amemirr r.rc'i.u.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-12
- NLfrtN.

B5-We are authorised TO announce
}. 3. MiddiebrOOISs, a candid,
ate for the office of Sheriff, Of this
county atthe next November elec
lion.
1FWE are authorized to auuuunce
WIN. l.. Baskin, a candidate
for reelection to the Office orSherif.
OF tins county, at the next Noyem.
Der election.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-12
ANDIDATES-.

~ W.. are AUTHORISED 10 au
n"unre BcPtha Robins. o.. d
candidate ior reelection 20 thralI.e e
OF L'rk OF the vice Chaucrry Court
held az Fulton, for the District com
posed ofihc counties If lfawhmba
Monr'r Chickasaw, Tlshamingo. al
The N0vemher EIrcllnn
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-12
For PROBATE Gen,


[LFWe are authorised to an
nounce A. L. 8. Dumas, a can
didate for the office Of Probet Clerk
Of this county at the next November
election.
UF We are authorised to an
nounce Jacob Ault, a candidate
for re election to the Office of Pro.
bate Clerk of this county, at the
next Nov. election.
GFWe arc authorized to an
noance WIN. EB. BUCHANAN.
a candidate for the Office of Probate
Clerk Of this County at the next
November election.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-12

CO We are authorized % annouu
ce Edward Randall, a candi..
date for the office of County SURVEY.
OR Of Chickasaw County a, the No.
vrmber election.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-12

Fer Representatives.
GEWe are authorised 10 announce
w j GEE, Esq. as a candid
ate for Representative in the Lower
Branch Of our State Legislature: al
the next November election.
GIVE are authorised 10 an.
nonoce, z. n. MARTIN Esq, a
candidate for a seat in the Repre-.
sentative branch of our State Legis
Iature, at the Nov. election.
We are authorized TO announce
WIN. "a. HARRISON Esq. as
a candidate for the Representative
branc. Of the State Legislature.
Election, November next
May 7th, lS49.
Ma. EDlroR:-fou will pleas an.
nounce my name as a candidate TO
Represent Chickasaw county in the
lower branch ofthe next Legislature
Subject alone to the free and indie.
pendent action OF every citizen in
Uhickasaw county on the first Mon.
day and Tuesday in November next.
and obhge yours, Respectfully.
J. T. GRIFFIN.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-12

for Circuit Judgr
1--we are authorized 10 an.
uounce Col. Jams T.. Herbert.
10! Monroe, candidate for The office
Of Judge Of the Circuit Court for tbs
9th Judicial District of Missis,ippi.
composed of the counties orCbicta
saw, Monroe. Lowndes. Oktibbeba
Cnoctow, Carroll Tallaha.chie and
faloEusha.
We are authorized 10 announce
the Hon. Francis VI. Rogers
Of Monroe, a candidate for the Of
fee Of JUDGE, orthe 9Th. Judi
cial district Of Mississippi, composed
Of the Counties OF Chickasaw, Mon.
roe, Lowndes, Oktibbeha, Choctaw.
Carroll, Taliahatchie. and Yallo,
busha.
For District attorney
&C. We are authorized 10 an
nounce James =. johnson ESQ
of Carroll county, a candidate for
the office Of District Attorney for The
9Th Judicial District composed oflhe
counties Of Lowndcs, Monroe. Chick.
asaw, Oktiheha Choctaw, Yalabusha
Carroll, and Tellehatchie.-e3ectiuo
in November next.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-12
Attentive servants only, arc
employed.

@ The subscriber trusts that IN.
RENTING attention to the manage.
meGt OF the establishment. and an
earnest desire to conduce TO the com.
forts will ensure a liberal share of
public patronage to this new claim.
ant tc favor.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-12
F0y Probate Judge.


For assessor Of fares,
0E-We are authorised to an.
nounce ,. l.. FIanekin, a can.
didatr for the office Of Assessor o,
Taxes for this county, At the next
Wow election.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-12

u We are authorized 20 IN
announce FELIX G.. WOOD.
Esq, a candidate for tie office Of
sanger OF Chickasaw County At
the Nov Election
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-12
iHE LARGE LIVERY STABLES OF
Walton a. Terrell.

"A'0tA q EefreiI,
ARE CONNECTED WITH THIS ESTABLISHMENT
G3 Horses and carriages can be
at all times procured, and the best
Of siabiing iurnished.-hdepen1enk
WILLIAM H. WALTON
ABERDEEN, Mr., July LIST, lS49 -Fftf
Ladies dress gOOds.--S5iEs, Tis
>eues, Linen Lustres, Barreges.
French Muslins, Gjnghams and
Mourning Goods in great variety and
styles, lately lecrived BY
G.. McFARLANE d co.
Aberdeen Jane 8, ls19.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-26
MILK PANS.

Mr. EDITOR You know that all mE pans are
made with fat bottoms-no not all, for have just
seen one made of strouting and OF size sufficiently
large to contain the milk of two cows with the bottom
dished internally, and fitted with small tap for the
purpose of letting off the milk instead Of skimmng the
cream, as is usually done. But this tap is used for
another purpose, namely, to let off portion OF the
milk after it has had time for subsistence when the half
pint so drawn away, will be found to contain all the
filth gathered in the milking and nauseous serum by
which the milk is oftentmes found to be contaminated
to degree disgusting, both to sight and smell. Now,
is this appearance, excellent contrvance to
purify the mlk?-a much more important item it may
be- than all the after and attention bestow ed
its treatment when as butter. And wonderful to
tell the person making this improvement, does not in
tend to take patent prevent others from enjoying
the advantage of this very simple and convenient
rangement. Now, wonder at that.-Boston CuLti-
rdtOr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-26
rN cr,,Ncr,v Defendants
Virginia:

T rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit s
- or Court OF Law and Chancery tor Bedford county the
4th day of June, 1S49. - '"e
Arthur F Hopkins and Permelia his wife, Plaintiffs
against ''
Arthur Watts, in his right, as devisee and leva.
under the will of John Watts decreased as SURVIVING -
utor Of John Watts, deceased and surviving trustee
Elizabeth r Scott under the will aforesaid the said En-
beth Scott, Nathaniel Manson admir- of William w
Watts decd, Sarah Watts and John Watts in their o,
rights and devisees and legaees of said John d5
James A. Meriwether, Thomas H. Nelson and John smith
Jr ex or OF EhZaoeth Caiiand' deceased Defendants
IN CHANCERY
The defendants, Arthur Watts and John Watts not having
entered their appearance and security according to the
act of Assembly and the rules of til court and il appear
by satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants of this
Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that the said defendants Ar
thur Watts and John Watts do appear before the judge Of
the said Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery bo
den for Bedford county, at the courthouse thereof on the
first day of September term and the bill tbe
plaintiffs and that this order be inserted newspaper
published the town of Lynchburg for months success
svey and posted the front door of courthouse If this
county, some court day.
copy-Teste, JOS. WILSON, cIR.
June Twin