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Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30
District Chm@ry Court of the State Of Mississippi
Al Holly Springs.

District Chm@ry Court of the State Of Mississippi
AT Holly Springs.
Thos. N. Niles
855. VS.,
Russell stebbins, In vacation Oct. aad, ls49.
John Brower,
Saml. Stebbins, &
Richard E. Orne.
UPON opening the matters of this Bill, it ap-
pearing to the satisfaction of the court that
Russell Stebbins, John Brewer and Samuel
Stebhins, three Of the Defendants in this cause,
are not inhabitants of the State of Mississippi,
but reside beyond the limits thereof SO that the
ordinary process of this court cannot be served
upon them 1t is therefore ordered by the court
that unless the said Defendants appear before the
Vice Chancellor of the State ofMississippl, at the
court room in the town of Holly Springs. on the
first Monday in January next, 1850, and plead
answer, or dem ur to the companants Bill the
several allegations thereof will be taken for con.
tessed as to them, andsuch decree made in the
premises as shall seem just and equitable 1t is
further ordered by the court that copy of this
order be published in the "Holly Springs Ga
zetle," newspaper published in the town OF
Holly Springs, Mississippi, weekly for one month
successNey and that another copy be posted up Al
the front door of the courthouse i'll the town O
Holly Springs HANNIBAL HARRIS, clerk.
Stearns, Freeman and Orne, Soils. Tor Compt.
October 26th lS49-no 10-5w
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30
Rev, b: W. SthOn-Rey. Edward Stevenson.


The following is verbatim copy ofa Certificate
now in the possession of the proprietor of Bulls
Sarsaparila Rev. E. w. Sehon is widely and
generally knewn as an eloquent and accomplish
ed pastor ofthe M. E. Church, and Rev Edward
Stevenson has been known as one of the most tai
ented and jealous members that the Kentucky con-
ference could boast of for many years and at this
time is filling the high and responsible station of
agent for the M. E. Book concern South. Can the
world produce better, or more satisfactory testi-
mony in favor of any medicine!
LOUISVILLE, May 20, 1919.
We have used Jno. Bulls Sarsaparua, and have
known II be used with entire satisfaction and we hay
hesitation in stating that, believe it to be safe
and valuable medical and calculated to pro-
duce much good, and relieve much suffering and there
fore. would che.rluy and most earnestly recommend
it to the afflicted. (Sgned) f. w. SEHoN,
E.STENENSON.
For sale by Willis Gurtre Sole Agents South side
OF the Public Square. Holly Springr Miss.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30
Hats and Caps.

B. A. Myers returns thanks for past patronage
and solicits a continuance of the same | have
large lot ofhats and Caps on hand, all of hich
will sell low for cash in hand, and all those who
are indebted to Inc | wish them to come and set
tie by the 25th Of December at tarthest. Gentle
men, do not neglect this notice or shall be com
PEELED to resort to other means.
P. s. wish to buy 100 Coon and mink skins
well handled for which Twill give fair price.
Oct. 10 i849-9-3m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30
District Chanccry Court Of the State Of Mississippi


AtHolly Springs.
William H. Duke
No. S36. vs.. jim vacation
James Davis, Thomas Coopwoodf October 81,
Alexander c. McEwen, Jesse B. lS49
Benjamin Clements. David Hender-
son and The Unknown Heirs of WV
Y. Goodall Decsd Mary A. Lane,
and Lafayette N. Lane, widows,
and heir at Law of John w. Lane
Decs'd., Tobitha " McEwen, wild
ow, and Calvin McEwen, Mary Ann
McEwen, Martha McEwen, and
William McEwen heirs at Law of William Nc.
Even Decs'd Hetty McEwen and her husband
Robert H. MISUNDERSTANDING
EPON opening the matters Of this Bill, It ap.
- peariug 10 the satisfaction of the Court, that
the Defendants to said Bill to wit Jnmes Davis,
Jesse B. Clements, David Henderson, and the un.
known heirs Of VIM Y Goodal Decd, Mary A. .
Lane, and Lafayette N. Lane, widow, and heir ut
law of John w. Lane Decd, Tobitha V. McEw.
en-, widow, and Calvin McEwen, Mary Ann Nc
Even, Martha McEwen and William McEwen,
heirs at law Of William McEwen Decd, and Het-
! W hCbWtH anu HCi HuouuHu INOUeTt II. NlCEWen,
are not inhabitants of the State of Mississippi, but
reside beyond the limits thereof so that the ordi-
nary process of this court cannot be served upon
them.
1t is therefore ordered by the court, that unless
the said defendants appear before the Vice Cham
cellor of the State of Mississippi. at the court.
room i'll the town of Holly Springs, on the lst
Monday Of January next, 1850, and plead answer
or demur to complainants bill, the several
allegations thereof will be taken for con-
fessed as to them, and such Decree made in tho
premises as shall seem just and equitable.
1t is further ordered by the court, that copy Of
this order be published in the "Holy Springs Ga
2ette" newspaper published in the town of holly
Springs, Mississippi, weekly, for one month SUI
cessively and that another copy Of the same be
posted up at the front door of the Court house in
the town Of nolly Springs
HANNIpAL HARRIS, Clerk.
7. j. Word, Sol'r for comp't.
Nov. 2, 1891 l-5w,
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30
TO THE LADIES
Miss A Z, CantreIl, Of Philadelphia
FASHI0NABLE NTUA--MAKER,

HAS opened shop one door east of Mrs. Bass
boarding house, where sho would be leased
to receive the calls of the Ladies of Holly
Springs and vicinity. Her styles and work
shall he ofthe first order.
P.S Miss Cantrell would also state that
she is negotiating with SUPERIOR MlLLINEB
AND CHILDREN's CLOTHES MAKER, of whose
arrival, immediate notice will be given.
OL5- Refer to Messrs Shoomake " Donoho.
March 24th, 1919, II.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30
CHANGE,
M g m phi s..

EBERSONS visiting this city for the purpose
h Of buying goods, will at all times ind at the
store lately opened by
Ferguson Neill Bolts,
Next door 20 E, A, Keeling, stock of goods for
variety, elegance of style, and quality, not to be
surpassed by any establishment in the valley of
the Mississippi, and probably not in The Union.
Those wishing to procure new and fashionable
goods, of superior quality, at as low prices as they
can he sold anywhere, and to find all they want
at one place, will do well to call at this establish
ment
Particular attention paid to shipping, Sc
and storing cotton. Main StrenoutneeJun NJ
July ~, lS49-49.-SfnS 'rhp
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30
NEW GOODS.

Have Just received from Philadelphia and
- New York, large stock of
Fall and Winter Goods.
Suitable for this market, EMBRACING EVERY
ARTICLE usually kept by me; which will sell
Very Low For Cash, or on credit to punctual
men.
return my sincere thanks to my old custo-
mers and acquaintances for their former patron
e,aDd invite them aud the public generally to
call and examine my goods, as am satisfied they
will consult their interest by doing SO.
ASHER FRANK.
November 9th, 1S49.--12--lm.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30
A administrators Notice.

" HEREAS, letters of Administration
were granted on 9th August last by the
Probate Court of Marshall County to James Fort
on Est. Edward X. Anderson, decd, notice ID
hereby given to all persons having claims against
said estate to exhibit the same within the time
limited by law, or the same will be barred.
Holly Sprmgs,-6 JAMES FoRr, Admir-.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30
NOTICE TO FEMALES.

John Ball s'SJarsaSyilIa is one of the greatest
Female Medicines now in existence. In those
numerous cases where the con sttution is debilita
ted, the nervous energy is lessened, when the
efforts Of nature and deficient, or are proiuse and
oyerwrought when the face is pale and colorness,
the strength feeble and yiedng,the spirit troubled
and depressed, the health broken, mind shaken,
and consequently the happiness desroyed-then
Bulls Sarsaprilla is a sovereign remedy. 1t as
sists nature in performance of her duty, braces
the whole system,r renews permanently the natural
energies removes distractions, checks excesses,
croates pure and healthy blood; and imparts
health aud happiness. Were ladies generally to
adopt :he Use OF this medicine, we would see far
less suffering, disease and unhappness among
them than now exists, health would take place
ot disease, the rosy cheek would succeed the pal
F4id face; we should have smiles instead of tears,
and perhaps happy long life nsted Of one cut
short by disease, or made miserable from contin-
ued suffering and aflction. At that critical Pc
ron termed the "Furh of Life" which is often
attendant with so much danger, Bulls Sursapa-
lila is found to exert most beneficial effect All
aides approaching this crisis should be apprized
of this fact, and avail themselves Of this valuable
medicine.
A BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN,
! How we all admire clear, beautiful white
skin, and rosy colored cheek How often dc
we see persons not possessing this "desideratuu
so devoltly to be wished, resorting to cosmetics
lotions, washes, paints and coloring materials tt
restore to them sembanCe of that which disease
has deprived them of, and that too. often times
with manifest INJURY to the skin. The fact is
Bulls Sarsaparlla is the best Cosmetic known
1t makes the skin clear upon the correct and only
true principle, not by coating the surface witt
poitonous or deliterious matter, which serve t
close the pores and check natural perspiration
but by removing every particle of bilious. morbid
and discussed matter from the blood, making th'
same pure, healthy aud vigorous, giving activit,
to ever minute vessel, aud changing the yellow
dark and sallow countenance to the bloom ant
freshness ofyouth. If the ladies generally coult
be apprlsed and convinced Of this fact they woult
abandon the use o. all paints, mixtures and lotions
and use the only effectual remedy. "a word Il
the wise is sufficient" and dint is enough TO
the ladies'.
For Sale by
Drs. WILLIS GARTRELL, Agents,
South side of the Public Square, Holly Springs
October 9th, 1S49.-7-tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30
Terms, Per Session of Twcnty.One Weeks.

TUITION IN THE ENGLISH BRANCHES.
First Glass;. S25 90 Third Class. :. $l5 90
Second do. -. 20 10 Fourth do .... 10 90
Latin, Greek, French, German Il Italian, 10 10
Instruction on the Piano, Harp, or Guitar 25 90
Use of instrument for practlcing. ..... 8 0O
Board including washing, lodging and all
other contingent expenses. ........... 30 90
PAYMENTS half at the opening OF the
session, and the remainder at the close.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30
What DR.. PLS, Physician, by appoint
ment, to the Louisville Marine llospit-

at, says OI DULLS SAKsAFAK1LLA.
LOUISVILLE, March 90 1349
have examined the prescription for the preparation
OF John Bulls Sarsapara, and Believe the combination
to be an excellent one aud well calculated to produce
an Alternative mpresson on Me system. have used it
both in pubic aud yaepractice and think it the best
article OF Sai>apalina in nse. NJ. PYLES, NJ d.
Resident Ply scian at the Louisville Marine Hospital
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30
FRANKLIN
FEM ALE COLLEGE.

~ Nl1E srst session of this institution will open
n on the third Wednesday in SeOtemOer next
FACULTH.
REV. S. G. STARKS, A. M.
President and Professor of Moral Science and
Bellies LettreS.
REV.. O. CHURCH, A. M.
Vice President and Professor of Mathematics and
Ancient Languages,
REV. GUILFORD JONES,
Adjunct Professor Of Mathematics and Literature.
MR.. ]. TROTREAU,
Professor Of French Language and Literature.
MRS. G. G. STARKS,
GOvCrnrSS.
MRS. M. A. HOLIDAY,
Teacher Of Natural Science and Ornamental
Branches.
MRS T.. A. CHURCH.
Teacher of Instrumental and Vdcal Music.
MISS M. G.. GOODE,
Adjunct Professor of Instrumental Music.
MRS. Il. r. MOORE,
Principal of Preparatory Department.
Holly Springs the seat of the Franklin Fe.
male College, is in hershaIl County, Missis
sippi Holly Springs. lJrits healthy Location
the beauty of its scenery. and its cultivated
and refined society, forms one ofthe most de-
srable positions for the education of young
ladies' in the south, or west. The college
buildings are handsome and conmodous,ant
furnish ample Accommodations for a large mum
Der Of boaders. Strict reference will be haC
at all times to the manners and habits Of the
young ladies-neatness, genteness. purity o
thought, grace and elegance both Of gestur,
and speech, will be most assiduously inculca
ted. No pains will be spared on the part O
the Faculty to mparta thorough and EXTENSIVE
knowledge ofal the various sciences which g
to mike up "a full and complete course Of Eng
lish and Classical studies.
Terms Per Session of TWCnty-One Weeks
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30
l2danO9s 8 PdanO9o

NY M II. LOUD would respectfully inform the
w ci.izens Of Marshall and surrounding coun-
ties, that he is daily looking for large and beau
tiful assortment of PIANOS from the celebrated
llanufctoy of Thomas Loud, Philadelphia,
of 6, 81. and 7 octaves, in rich cases OF Rosewood
and Mahogany. ten years residence in this
country in the above business Mr.. l.. being him
self a practical Piano Forte maker has gwen him
opportunities Of securing what is requisite for a
good Piano in this trying climate He feel con-
ildenee, therefore, in presenting these, with all
their Improvements as they will be ihmished,with
that object, strength and Gufablity, with great
power and richness of tone. These instruments
are all furnished with the Patent Grand 1Action
and Iron Frame, and will be sold at the low est
Northern rates, ranging from $3.50, upwards, ac-
cording to their style and finish. As the reputa-
ton ofthe above Pianos are so well known in this
country, Mr. l.. does not conceive it necessary to
| speak VI their merits.
Second hand Pianos taken in exchange; also
stools, Piano covers, Piano Forte instructors, nlu-
SIC &C, &c.
| Persons from distance forwarding orders, may
rest assured they will be filed to their satisfaction
In giving an order for Piano, the price, style Of
case, wood and quality of tone should be desert
bed II not satisfied on receipt, the same can be
returned at Mr. Lond's expense.
0CT Piano Fortes tuned and repaired; all work
done in the best manner. A line through the
Post Office or word left at Messrs Bradley store
will meet with prompt attention.
Holly Springs, Oct. 10, lS49-9-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30
S. P. CULEk, M. u.
DcntalSu surgeon,
Holly Springs, Mississippi.

Operates in all the different branches Of Den.
tistry and Surgery.
Teeth inserted on Pivots and on fine Gold
plate from one to aa entire full set on the --latest
and most approved methods.
Teeth extracted, plugged, and nerves destroyed.
Irregularities in childrens teeth corrected. Ill
operations guaranteed.
Refer to the citizens and Physicians Of this
place. Holly Springs, aug. l7-b2-tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30
TIE STAE OF MISSlSSIPPI, ! In Vacation Nov
MARSHALL EQUITY, ember 10, 1919.
James w. Murray
John Harris,
Randolph Monroe,
Awen A. Lockheart.

UPON opeaing the matters Of this Bill of com
plants, appearing to the satisfaction OF the court
that the Defendant John Harris, one Of the De-
PENDANTS in this case, is not an inhabtant Of the
State OF Mississippi but resides beyond the limits
thereof go that the ordinary process of law con-
not be served upon him. 1t is therefore ordered by
the court that unless the said Defendant, John
Harris, appear before the Judge OF our Circuit
Court on the Sd Monday in January next. at the
Court House in the town of Holly Springs, and
aud plead, answer or demur to the said Bill of com
painant's, the several allegations thereof will be
taken for confessed as to him, aud such order and
decree made in the premises shall seem Just and
equitable 1t is further ordered by the couet that
a copy Of this order be published in the "Holly
Spriogs Gazette" newspaper published in the
town Of Holly Springs, Mississippi, weekly ior
one month.
A. T. CARUTHERS, CLERK.
T. ]. Ward. Sol. for Compt.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30
rs Rangers Sale! AN

Il will sell to the highest bidder, on the public
- square at the court house in Holly Springs, on
The 4th Monday in November, the following es-
trays, viz:
One sorrel mare and horse colt--mare l4R
hands high, 4years old last spring. The colt, a
sorrel, some white in its face, two years old last
spring; the mere appraised to $50 90; the colt
appraised to $i5 90. The mare and colt taken
up by Catharine Isbell living : miles North
Of Lamar.
One bay horse taken up by Jesse Harris, IA J
hands high, 7 or years old appraised to $40 90
Also, one bay colt, both hind feet white or 3
years old appraised to 10 90. j. GILBERT,
November 9th, lS49,- ,-l2-3t. Ranger.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30
Hear what Dir. Stapp, Physician who
stands at Tie top Of his profession, says
- Lain D,,lls. C..,,,n,.,;Il,

OF john DUH DdrsaptTI1Ia.
have been using John Bulls Sarsapa lila in great
riey of Chronic diseases, with the most happy effects
aud have hesitation in recommending il to the pub
lie for the Of Syphis, Scrolula, and all
and glandular Diseases ! Yours, most ieryently.
VIM. SrAPP NJ. d.
Lewisport. Kentucky, April6 1919
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30

be f0nnd al all times, prepared to execute work IN
the most Fashionable style. Having had fifteen
wears experience IN cutting, he feels confident that
no operator in the place excel him, either in
cutting or making. No pains will be spared to
render perfect satisfaction to those who may be
kind enough to favor him with their patronage
Particular attention paid to the cutting Of
ChiIdren'S ClcthcS Ladies' SaCkS, Riding Garments
And eating Generally.
The LATEST FASHIONS will be regularly receiv-
ed from one of the most Fashionable Houses in
New York. Give him a call, for you shall be
pleased. Every thing will be made IN the most
workman like manner STEPHEN KNAPP
Holly Springs, June s, lS49. 42-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30
OAD PEad9D G34
New Supply!


Goods all marked
RRING in your memoranda
ID and we will endeavor to $
and on the most satisfactory
the Following, with many otI
yite the special attention of t
Rich Chameleon, striped d
figured silks;
Rich Turk Satins; Paletot /
Duchime:
Cashmeres, Nous. de laines 4
Franciscos; Fren h merino :,
Al lpacas; Bombalines;
Bonnet materials and trim
mings; i,
Calic0s and Ginghans, all
stl les;
Jaconet and Canbric mus
lins;
Swiss aud null mnslins, all
kin Is;
Linen and l.. c. Hkfs; ali
qualiurs;
Bonnet, neck, Dress, Belt,
satin & Lustring Ribbons
New style collars, ,cuHs&c.
Laces , Edgings,I s,Insertings
Silk Laces, Lace Trim
ings,
Velvet trimmings, new
style;
Ladies Gotten, silk ant
worsted Hosiery,ever,
quality;
Infants, childrens, AMI
Misses Hosiery;
LADIES' and Misses wors
ted Gloves;
4" superior Kid Gloves;
Boys and Mems Glove
of all kinds;
Sup'r. long Shawls, new
style;
=" I'm. Grape, new style
Worstd, new style, larg'
. lot /;
Cloakings, v cry hand
some;
} Red, white, blue, and Ca
: nary Flannels
Childrens solid Nous. d
Lanes
Grapes ; Leases F.; Tia
, letaus, &C.;
J Belt Buckles, Hair pins;
\ Pins. needles, Tapes;
: Laces. Whalebonts;
J Work boxes, Hooks & eye
D Bonnet crowns and tips;
= Sherds; wires, Bobbins
U Cords, Frinses, Spangle
Rosettes ; SILVER cord Il lac
Tabs, Flowers, Sc., nc.
Coates Spool thread.
@ Pat Cot and Silk do;
: Purse Silk, Beads, crewel
= Patterns; canvass, Ha
y Cloth;
70 Crochet and Crewe
Needles;
Bristol * PERI, Board;
Mirrors, all sizes;
Buttons, combs, Hooks
9 Brushes, OF every kind;
Soaps & Perfumery;
u, Sup'r. Backing
ID Bro. * Blea. Domestic'
" " Drilling;
c. 5-4 * l0--i Blea. x Br
Sheetings;
in Linen " l0,-4;
Osnaburgs; Tickings;
h, Kerssys sup'r. lot;
IS. Plaid & cold, Linseys
T. Macinaw Blankets;
Negro, do;
n Bed, do:
Saddle, do;
he IRISH LINENS-puRE
Diapt rs, Dimilies
Ho Hands. Selicias, Serg
sh Cambries, Handkerchi,
Checks. Chambries,
l. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ Crumb and Oil Cloths.
Carpet Bags, whips,
Umbrellas, Canes &c., &
WE will endeavor
complete, and make f
90 sable. Call and Exal
w SHOl
oo oOoO Sept. I, ls49.-no3.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30
South Of The base line, and west Of thG fifth prin
CipG MeFdian.

Township six, Of range fourteen.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of
Schools, military, and other purposes, will be ex-
cluded from :he sales
The offering of the above mentioned lands will
be commenced the days appointed and proceed
in the order in which they advertised, with all
convenient despatch, until the whole shall have
been offered and the sales thus closed; but no sale
shall be kept open longer than two weeks, and no
private entry Of any OF the lands will be admitted
until after the expiration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the City of Washing
ton, this fifteenth day OF September, Ammo Domino
one thousand eight hundred and .orty-nine.
By the President: 4. TAYLOR.
j. BUTTERFiELD
Commissioner of Tic General Land Office
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30

ia plain figures.
ms and send in your order,
rive you with honest goods
erms. We have in store
er articles, to which we in
he public, viz;
CLOTHS all prices,
'assimeres, Tweeds.
leanes, Sattinetts, Vestinys
travats, Suspeniers,
Hardware and CUTLERY,
Pocket Kn ives l. 2. 3.4.
$. 6. Bid,
Ivory X and Forks, sup.
6 " " com,
Bone " I"
Horn
Buck "
Box wood g"
Table Spoons,
Tea do
Desert "
Sugar Tongs, Cream
Spoons,
Butter, Knives, Carvers,
Tea and Hand walters,
Nut crackers, Shutters,
candle sticks,
Warfle Irons,
Sad do and holders,
Stew and Tea Kettles,
Porcelain do
iRazors, strops.
Scissors, Shears;
|Curtain Hooks,
Tea ,haud and door bells;
LOCKS.
pad Locks,
BRASS Knob do.
|Mineral do ="
5" " " Silver mt'd
|Mortice Locks,
3Stock "
}CloSet "
Cupboard g
{Chest +"
;Till +"
Trunk "
ILatches, Bolts,
Screws, all sizes,
$'facks sprigs,
hinges, Hammers,
|Hatchets, axes, saws,
hangers, ,chisels, Squares,
rules, files, lasps, planes,
;Bitts, gimlets,setts,
'}Scythes, hoes spades,
|Shovsls, shovel and
5 Tongs,
Trace chains, curry
combs,
Cotton and Horse cards,
''|Cow Bells,
iToys,great variety.
STATIONARY.
Writing Paper, Superior;
SFoolscap " ="
Letter i" " fine,
}Commercial "
Packet Post +"
Bath Post "
; French Letter "
% Blank Books, fine and com.
|Envelopes, Sealing Wax,
WATERS, Mottos,
$Steel and Gold Pens.
|Quills, Inks, Patent Rules,
}Clips. Weights, Files,
}follers, Cutters.
Wafer Stands, Ink stands /;
{Slate Pencils,
Portfolios Port Monies
SBill Record "
Fancy Note "
wall Papers;
Tissue do.
y |. if:.'lBlotting do.
Envelope do.
) BOOKS.
School Books, and
:, Books, generally.
to keep each department
rther additions when advi.
line.
MAKE & DONOHO.
Gin.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30
Cipal meridian. -.

township twenty, uI FHNge tWcAty-slX,
AT the Land Office at LITTLE ROCK, com
nencing on Monday, the twenty first day Of Jan
rlary next, for the disposal Of the Public Lands
situated within the aforementioned township, to
wit!
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30
MN .MWfse.sgl. o.. fR sles.t 3sen
By the President Of the United States

In pursuance OF law, |, ZACHARY
TAYLOR, President ofthe United States
of America, do hereby declare and make
known, that Public Sales will be held at
the aforementioned Land Offices, in the
State of ARKANSAS, at the periods
herein after designated, to wit:
At the Land Office at BATESVILLE, COM
mencng on Monday, the seventh day Of January
next, for the disposal of the Public Lands situated
within the aforementioned townships, to wit:
yorth of the base line, aud west Of The fifth prin-
ciple maFidin.
Township two, Of range three.
Township two, of range four.
North Of thc base line, aud cast Of tic fifth prin.
ciple meridian.
Township fifteen, ofrange two.
At the Land Office at FAYETTEVILLE
commencing on Monday, the fourteenth day e
January next, for the disposal of the Public Lands
within the following named townships, viz:
North Of the base linz, AMI west Of the fifthprin
Cipal meridian.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30

VENHE srst session of this institution will open
n on the third Wednesday in SeDtemDer next