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$2n REWARD

-yu1 $40, REWARD
be given for the apprehension of the Boy jim,
Nv VINO aDsconded from the subscriber the 9th a.
last The boy about IA yean Of age, dark ~
gTifie complexion high cheek bones rather gthened
UsaSe, and spIighly and intelligent ~
H2 RICHARD TERRELL Is and Banks Arcade,
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Dr A lady in Roxbury, Mass, has ushered into
this breathing world three infants at one time, and
" mother and children are all doing well' One
has beerchristened Zachary Taylor, another Tom
Hyer, and the third, which is very tiny, they have
named Peter Littlefnger.
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81 AVE ID f II u L.

fe- Slave Yard and Hosrdina. House, 15o GIavier
street, second door from Carondeief al.
HOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS ioi III III
ali times. Slaves will be received ON board OF "
favorable terms The building large DI
house, and very commodious Slave Depot farcyS I'll
atlenuVn VIZ " Pd1 " INC heais On" rlD
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SAMUEL ROBERTSON.

STOP HERE!-S50O FORFEIT
NO. ID CARONDELET STREET,. Sian of the
.Escuidpian Statue.
hR- LEROY'S and PELETIER'S (of Pari) Con-
- POUND SPECIFICS and ANTI-VENkRRAL MIXTURES
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MussuLMAN FAIrH-Major Noah answ

MUssULMAN FAITH.-MaJor NOAH ansWefs
ouerst in bis Times, thus:
Query" Can you inform me what are the command
snts Of the Mussuman faith and how many there are OF
thsm There are six viz: 1st The belief in one God
N That there is NO Prophet but Mahommed Sd. To fast
during the Ramadan day: Alb To pray and practice
Mecca sh To apply two and half per cent Of all pro
or.;.f in aims giving fasting and pilgrimage The
morals Of the religion good but it religion oil the
sword, of violence of intolerance
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CHEAP DRY GOODS

AT the NEW YORK STORE, 1853 Poydras street
pRINTED Musns, fast-colos andbeautful patterns al
l2ac per yard same selling at the he store.
"a vide at 9es per USUALLY sold at 5Oc French Da
Gents large Linen Cambria Hdkf new style at 81 50
per dozen worth double the money 5000 yards White LINEN
Mosquito Netting at &c., quality be bought for
less than 1Oc in the city 6cases Irish Linens by the large
or small quantity at less than wholesale prices Pure Linen
at Zoe yard, and upwards Undressed Family Linen at
&c., good be bought for 5Oc. Buyers the
truth OF the above assertions, by comparing samples Also
Staple DRY GOODS, equally low. The subscriber would
remark that is not the practice of this establishment to offer
sxobltant profits on other goods With facilities unsurpassed
active and increasing business unaffected by cholera OF hard
hmes-a saving per diem of from fifteen to twenty dollars
In rent and expenses-he afford to sell cheap Heavy
expenses must be met by enormous profits. New Workers
are especially invited to call they will be reminded of the
cheap Establishments Grand and Catherine streets
mhI2 r. BROWN l68 Poydras St
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NOTICE.

NOTICE,
fINHE subscribers have comDeted their arrange ~
ments for q more extended business than that kN
hitherto done by the old house. Our stock of~4S~
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND PERFUMERY
embracing, as intend it shall, every article needfu
to the Heads OF Families Planters and Country Dealers will
not be exoeeel excellence of qualify Of
price X NY otp II House n tne Lrade whIe Us
orders be addressed with confidence and certainty
OF them properly and faithfully attended to- pre-
viousy experienced in this place.
~ The usual credits and facilities of trade extended to
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CARU.
NOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFIIET

EOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
l. Knowing the extreme hazard which strangers run in
consulting Physicians for the cure Of private diseases
owing to the utter disqualicaons OF pse who profess
kindness towards the unfortunately afflicted well sheer
justice to DT. MULLEN, No. So CUsTOMOUsE STREET,
TO state thatn the 1876 was sorey afflicted with syph
lH, in its worst and most appalling form and tor several
months together under the best regular mdca practice
could obtain in New Orleans without bengat all benefit
ted,ndeed grew worse. At length heard of DR.. Null
lens great reputation applied to him, andto my great
Ioy in three weeks he restored perfect health Sub
mis- If SAMUEL. ROBERTSON.
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NO1IOE.

ITO THOSE AFFLiCTEo WITH yENEREAI,DIs.
EASES.-The reputation of the writer so well estab-
shed that all that say those who have been
full diseases known and called Secret Diseases any part OF
their various forms. that the writer after success
Diseases and Diseases of the Blood havng treated and re.
lieved many hundreds who wen past all hope, many OF
without RECEIVING any benefit enabled to offer posi-
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement they
would do well to call at No SO CUsioMHoUsR STREET.
fits Of the subscribers long and successful experience
nils If B. F. MULLEN, & Customhouse st.
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VUvHE BOY DANIEL aged about 30; complexion ~
i copper color; feet 8oIS niche. high; stout built III
and inclined to Be bald. A suitable reward will De-
pa aaa 81 Il as 0enssHI oRT roRD list Charles siss
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FOR FEMlLEs AND MALES.

BE " EEHIFTk AEP mpatiT1 RI pro
IL CREATIVE ELI4IR-This is the only actual rene
dy ever discovered for npoency. General Debility Noe
cret habits and of nostrums recently recommended
for the same complaints ae worthless limitations which its
into the market The MEDICAL faculty of Europe and the
Haed Sates are T1anqs IN Their mend OF
in single instance that hasbeen authenticated. to any COM
pound for the same PURPOSE The nature OF the maadles
the publication of certificate Of Of the question.
the proprietor could produce host OF the most conclusive
was NOT accidentally Obtained but firmly based upon is
positive and apparently miraculous virtues In all directions
Sve p S 5
ton And i equally potent she many diseases for which
been thrown in the market in opposition it is sold cheaper
but the fact is the Cordial be afforded for less and
ought to be much dearer of the ingredients which
compose the costiest things in nature whereas
the others are made Of cheap Drugs worth but LITTLE in mo
reliance be placed in the Juno Cordial in the Of
the ma!ades mentioned above and also Of those which fol
tons, Indigestion sugghness Of the Liver elect Leu
way connected with the disorder of the Proceave
Funetionsin all of which it will afford almost immediate
positive and permanent Persons about to marry if
S0sS 1ses Of any n, Tsf1 Fl disability nbv
health and vigor IN brief period and where want Of off
pnng cause Of recourse be had 70 It, the most
of priceless value those without offspring 1t has taken
the precedence Italy and will in all other countries where
It also possesses theunvaed qualities of curing incipent
Consumption and have administered with great success to
ration Of their health and the that medicine has
been added to the catalogue for the Of con-
To spread wide thebIesng. Of this medicine have ap.
pointed Messr JuDSON CO. Of the city Of New York.
in The United States America my sole Agents fo its sale;
De efSis mn
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~ A. CONANT respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he still continues to Manufacture SODA
SARSAPARIL1LA, MEAD and MINERAL WA
lens st the above establishment and warranted equal to
any in Europe or America :
a supply constantly hand, at Wholesale and Retail
roen from the country promptly attended and
iu1y put up toshp IN barrels Of from 10 dezsn nhl06m
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Naples, July 10Th, 14S.
Sold ONLY New CLEANS at SO POYDRAS STREET
in Mohila nv fv2 1v0

f-UONS SO MFTION CURABLE.
"SOME reader will SIX What is it possible to repro
- duce Lungs that pe gomez Certainly not. But a
ciGatriSe may form and tie patient will ,4ndrai
% years experience in the Medical Profession ee Diplomas
At his ofhGe.) attends daily to DISEASES OF THE
CHEST-Consumption Asthma Splitting of Blood, Sore
of the Chest Hectic Flush Pain the Chest Colds
Bronchitis Night Sweats and other Diseases of Debility
(See Testimonials in the Daily Crescent, Jan. 18th, 1897
References given to nVmeOus patients in this city.
Dr. T. Wilt pleasure examining the Chest, and his
first consultation Free at u Circus street. between Per-
diddO and GravieT streets, ia9O
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EGYPTIAN EYE BALsAM.

n COHEN, having had 30 years experence offers the
pertsning to the EYE. opthamia, of years h,<%l
Eye Oft years, cured in 10 weeks; man of this -
city being stone blind for months was restored the sght
of in weeks gentleman who always used specs
for b years. by using only Drop enabled read the
newspaper without them by candleght hours after In
brIancy TO the Eye, and also strengthens the sight
~ 205 PHiLIPPA Street, near Hevia, and AZ ST
CIJdRLES Street. anil "
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r..~,,r GNDS L,.4TORY MILLS
Anu An IA AGIOKED by W. F. COLEMAN Girod street,
D s5s S asSeS flL operation in The following States
ana, Illinois, Michigan Wisconsin Iowa Missonn N AZ
Kansas tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas
Mexico and on account of their portability are The yerv
thing for California number of them have been puI
chased recently for those Diggins' % ~ P"i-
Warranted to perform to the satisfaction of the mn,
chaser money Refunded. Tmhlal w p r.
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Extract from letter received from Mr. N. w. Harris
gentleman well known in louisa county, Va
Gedenenl have cured boy OF mine with Sarapa
ria who attacked with scrofuIa, and Of scrofous family
Yours, truly N. w. HARRIS.
Fredericks Hall, Va. Julv NJ. 1919
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1The Cam will leave New Orleans and Carrollton every
hour afer1 O'Clock Sundays if the weather is fair
TT The Lafayette Horse Can will leave every Is minutes
from the of Baronne and Canal SITS. noy12-Sm
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I ROBERTSON Il CO, No. 81 CANAL STREET has
received per recent arrivals from New York and -
Pans. complete assortment of Gentlemen ssupeTfine
- Black and DIab Beaver, Russia, MOeskin and&S
I'D Nutria H ATS, latest styles Also, Infants Boys
Sand Youths Cloth and Velvet CAPS, of every
rely together with large all kinds Straw
HATS found in our markets such as Panama, Leghon,
Gampeachy Canada Straw, Pedal Patent and Jenny Lind
ATS, Childens fancy trimmed Leghorn Rice Pearl. etc
All OF which we respectfully offer to friends and the
public on the most reasonable Terms wholesale and retail
at the FASHIONABLE HAT and CAP STORE, No.
81 Canal street, New Orleans. mil 3m
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= 3 FAMILY GROCERIES.
RUrTER- S@ kegs choice Goshen Butter
HANG II teSces Shay g Extra sugar cured Hams;
nAmS-1 3casbs plain do.
en- Cuppc Sic bbls. Boston & Soda Crackers fresh;
CnACAHNo rs do. Butter and Water do. do.
FLOUR-40 bbls. fresh st. Louis and Illinois Flour
SfAnCh- "a half do Colgate's Pearl Starch
CHEEsE- g boxes English Dairy Cheese;
CnE1o' 10 do Pineapple do.
RAI6INs-150 whole. half and quarter boxes
SOAP-50 boxes No. 1 Extra Family Soap
sTEA-100 packages fine Green and Black Teas.
Forsae low, and delivered free of charge part Of
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prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by A. BE ID.
SANDS Druggists and Chemists. 100 Fulton street
Of William, New York Sold also by Druggists generally
througb the United States and the Canadas Price u
per bottle-slx bottles IS. mhA I'm
~ Sold also By SICKLES & CO., No. "a Mac
AzINK STREET; H. KENNEDY e. FTTZPATRICK
SSaeeessors % 4ndreU Oiirer & ca: CoR.HR OF BEN
WILLIE AND CHARTREs sTREETs ". JdRVIS q CO.,
CORNER OF COMMON AND MAsAZINE sTREETs; L. j.
1 US1LHO, II. GHdF. p. DW'AA<" Aas>s 0.''aRs
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SToua Kings Ep Rheumatiss Obstinate Erup
TONS Pmples Psules the Face Biotches Be Chronic
Sore Eyes RingWor letter, Scad Head Enlargement
Pain the Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers, Syphic Snl
TOMS Sciaticd or LunJago, and Diseases arising from %
dtctons Use Mercury hsctes Dropsy Exposure Inpr
decs in Life ALso Chronic
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ANCHORS AND CHAINS.
sd ANCHORS, from 400 to 24O0 pounds;
81 IL CHAIN CABLES, from Il to IL inch in store
All sizes of the above will be constantly receiving and for
sale by SAML. LOCKE, s and Front Levee
Jag Between CustOmhouse sud Bienvile
NEW FEED-ST
ORDERS FOR HAY, CORN, OATS, BRAN, PO-
" TATOES, etc, promptly attended to.
E.. CHAPMAN, So Tchoupitouas street,
Refer ence-J & r. GEDDEs. Gja1s 6m1 near Poydras.
WHITE LEAD To Painters
IN TONS pure Atlantic White Lead in packages of %
~ 80 100 and 500 lb landing from ship Niagara and
store, for sale by SAML LOCKE.
Nos. 8 and Front Levee, between
mhS CustomhOuse and Bienvie SITS.
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NaAHoGANY FLANK. BoARbs. VENEERs.
sCANTLLNG, TURNED NEWELLS and BAL
Beach Hickory. Clear White Pine, Cypress, Poplar and
Yellow Pine, assorted sizes. and well seasoned:
Fire Clay. Fire Tile. CEMENT, Plaster, etc.
LIGNUM VIE, SPANISH CEDAR FLORIDA
CEDAR JUMPER. WHiTE-OAK TIMBER and
KNEES. For sale in lots to suit, by
~ PRAGUE & SHERMAN, Arcade Mills
ap13 I'm a. IA Is and Is St. Joseph st.
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FOR SALE AT 20 Tchouptoulas street:
LARGE assortment of COOKING.STOVES -
"A of different Sizes to suit purchasers to burn GlH
either wood or coal RANGES of different sizes @@
also wrought iron Stoves the most approved plan ~
PARLOR STOVES;
FRANKLIN STOVES, of all sizes;
NINE and TEMPLATE STOVES;
BAR-ROOM STOVES;
BOX STOVES, etc. etc,
RUSSIA IRON STOVES snitahle for Can't bousss and
Cnurches, etc. fy1 If NJ ii. DEVEREUX.
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A FIRST CLASS sTEAMBoA Al, mea- - =
IA 165 feet-l82 feet deck, % feet
beam, with six fest hold, has three forty inch
boilers g fest long; two twenty inch cylinders seven fee
inches water and will carry 46O tons freight. Is only
year and nine months old her cabins furnished in excel
lent STYLE and well found in respect For further
ficulan apply to
d1l If HYDE OGIESBH, IL POydras st.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13
oach Smithing and General Black
Smithing, IIOrSc,ShPing, &c, Sc,

T, +. WEBSTER thankful for the custom here
tVfore received, would respectfully so icit OF his
friends and old customers, and as many new ones
as want their work done well and at air prices,
a continuance Of past favors and shwe di new
ones. His carriage shop is on Hcrna,do street,
west of the Publicsquarc, where Mr.. W. X. Ad-
inns may always be found ready to execute to
brder, oil kind of steel or iron work. being the
best in these digsins, on springs OF otherwise.
His Blacksmith shop is on Centre street at Mr..
George Mayer IS old stand where he has bought
the entire interest of Walthall, Dr. L. Sawyer a.
g. NJ. Whitson, and having on hand large Sup
lly Of iron, ready for any kind OF work usually
wanted by the farmers for Gins Or Mills, and wag-
Sop tyre Of all sizes, wheeLbarrows or carts.
I IiUrse shooting done In the best manner. Nails
h,ade to order.
,N,iB. Two good second hand, and a few pome
made new Bugges asa Harness, Cor sale cheap 10
f''s' w, " S.'' ~ r't~. N +, r. s.a.ssrER.
April Y, l64p. ,s3 d.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13
Sad dlcty! ddIcry

rE'HE subseribcrsarc now offering thcirextcn
~ sive assortment of Saddlcry at reduced pfi.
ces. Those in want of any article in thu above
line woud do well to call and examine thei Stock
and prices, before purchasing elsewhere.
Among the many articles embraced in OF stock
VIC Would mention the following,
Boysa saddles. English Spanish und J Sansh
from "a to ST.
Mems Saddles of the following styles untpriccs:
Plain fall back, from S. to $40.
Superior English Hogskin cover. .'
Spanish, ] Spanish & Camanche, from $b to 25.
A few good Wagon Saddles.
Also good assortment of Side-saddlcs, equal
low prices.
A large assortment Of Bride Icathers. .,.
A few set ofvery Superior English brdle:athcrs'
s doz Blind Brides; / doz Leather Halts
8 doz Bride Leather Horse-colIars; do Bride
Leather mule collars,
dos, hogskin doz sup. Carriagcb liars.
w. T. MASON 5Co.
west side olthe square, next door to The Nf,hern
Bank. January 5, IS9.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13
AAhhi-iAf sn's--aa ~ We " eaIA w AANa
NEW PUBLICATIONS,

MARTIN or the Founding, by Sue,
De Maulcon, by Dumas; Tom CfingIes' Log,
The Student Of Salamanca,
Lancelot Widgc, by Chas Hooton,
The Life and Adventures Of Chns, Chesterfield
by Mrs. lrolIosse,
Jack Tier or Horcda Reef, by Cooper,
Wallace, the Hero ofScotland, by e Alexander.
Mysteries of the Criminal Records, by J. M.
Moore,
Partcde, or the Youths Career of Crime, by
Reynolds, H.. t,.;, f.
Christopher Tudpolc, by Albert Smith,
The Dreamer and Worker, by Doug. lerrold,
Aristocracy or Life in tho City,
The finest step to crime or the Battle,
Abednego, the Money lender, M
Robert Macaire, by Reynolds
Asmodeus, or Legendsof New York,
The Little Wife, a record of Matrimonial life,
by Mrs. Grey,
Twenty years after, sequel to the Three Guard
slncn, by Dumas, s'
The Three Ghardsmen, by Dumas,
Dombey and Son, by Dickens,
The Seven Capital Sins, by Sue, l<s
erTwo Old Mems Tales, by Mrs. Marsh,
Brian O'Linn, or Luck isy ewing, u
Whom to Marry and How to got May<4cd, Il
=. Wat Tyler OF Bondman, ~ \
The Dark Lady of Doona, ,..s ttS..re. ...
Eva, or the Isles of Life and Death.
! For sale by C.C.CLE4XES,
July IA No. 60 Front Row, Memphis.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13
NEW SCHOOL ROCKS,
wv D. SWANS Primary School Reader

VA ID. SWANS Primary School Readers
w No. !, Q, and d,
The District School Reader, or Exercises in Read
ing and Speaking, designed for the highest clus.
ses; by w.. D. Swan,
Parks Farmers, Merchants, and Mechanics Prac.
teal Arithmetic, ',
A new English Grammar, by s. s. Green, A. NJ
DIR. Jarvis's Physiology, for schools and families
Anatomy and Physiology, for academies and fani.
lies, by Calvin Cutter,
First Book of Anatomy and Physiology, by Cal.
vim Cutter
Bentley Pictorial School Readers, No. /, 2 and
New Spanish Grammcr, by Urculn, g.,
Grammatical TngIesa Reducida A Veinte Y Dos
Lecciones Por D, Jose De UrculIu,
Olendorf's new Spanish Grammar,
Cbanders new English Grammar, y.
Billions new works,
MitcheI's new Geography and Atlas,
Page on School Teaching,
Christian Minstrel, .... ..t
A new system, Musical Notation, by J. B, Aiken
Southern and Western Pocket Harmonist, by
William Walker. For sale by n,tt4qFEas
c. 6. Cfis'Es,P II
No. 60 'Fo, R6wFf
Memphis July I. " mlG d,
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13
Carriage Repository Removed,

VENHE subscriber respectfully inform his friends
"a and the public generally, that he hasr remov-
ed his stock of Carriages, BuggiCS, Harness &c,
&c, to No. SO, FRONT ROW, where he will be
pleased to see his customers and friends. His
stock is ample consisting of every article usually
kept in a Carriage Repository, and he is constant
ly receiving fresh supplies direct from the Factory
in New Jersey. Customers are respectfully lnvi-
ted to call and examine before purchasing, as he
hatlers himself that his articles Rre not surpassed
for durability or finish in this or any other city.
JOHN CROWELL.
%. Corrnccs Of every description built to
order, and work FULLY guaranteed.
J, CROWELL,
No. 81, Front Row, Memphis, Ten.
March III, lS49
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13
Notice.

Pursuant to the provisions ola decd Of rus, exc
cuted 10 me by A. | Doggett md wife, of record
in the office of the Clerk of the Probate court Of
Marshall county, State of Mississippi, in Decd
Book o, pages $, 0 and 10, will sell to the high
est bidder for cash. at the courthouse door of said
cocnty, on the 4th Monday of July next, tbc fol-
lowing real estate, situated in tie town of North
Mount Pleasant county aforesaid; to-wit: All that
part of Block number twenty-six (26) with, the
exception of the premises Of s V. Alden on thG
northwest portion, and Of y. G. White on the
northeast portion of said Block. The title e
said properiyis believed to bgood; but will con-
vey such title only as is vested in me as trustee.
john G. THERRELL,l
January 10, 1s49.-6m T-1rdstvv
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13

---- r--------IS4SNRL-4RAAGAE Az
LETTERS from Italy, the Alps and the Rhine,
by Headley. :.
Webstcr's Diplomatic and Official Papers.
Writings Of Cassus M. Clay y,Pardoe's Louis
XIV,
Monnet's Valley of the Mississippi,
Lamartine's History of the Girondists,
Z. Lives of the Lord Choncellors, complete, b
Gems from Tupper; Beauties Of Tetsus,
Trumbul's Indian War; Lives of Eminen
Men,
Lives of Distinguished Females,
Private Journal ofAaron Burr,
Johnson on Language,
DR.. MantelPs Wonders of Geology,
Life of Cromwell, by Headlcy,
MautcIl's Medals of Creation,
Chemistry Of Food and Motion of the juice.
Facts on Mesmerism, by Townsend,
Vcrplanck's Edition ofShokspcarc, illustrated
For sale by. c. C. CLEAVES. y
No. 60 Front Row.
memphis Nov. 8, l5iS
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-07-13
'JaiIOr'S Notice.


kN&$ WAS committed to the Jail of Mar
ud3y/ shall county mississippi, on the end
ss..sAlzhaas day of June fs49, two negsomen as
Runaways, who call their names Albert 'and
Handy, both say they belong to John Burdoe Of
Attala county,Miss. Albert is about 80 years old
5 feet in. high, stout built his color is yellow
his clothing, sutinet round coat and pants, he hu'
long bushy hair ndhcuvy beard; his left eye out
Handy is about "a or IS years old, he is .srnmnnd
in. high. stout built; his clothing ind foce and
coat, dark pants, cloth cap, frp
whisksrs under his chin. I'VE described bows will
Inc owner Oh w property, pay charges, and
come 'orwofoiy or they will be dealt with as the
take thceRs. W. W. WALLACE, Jailor.
lolydhe 9th. is49-49.u . MARSHALL CO.