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ring. MARSH The subscriber has made arrangements to keep a constant supply of fresh meats at the market house during market hours, which he will sell at reduced ‘prices—beef at an average of Scta. per pound, other fresh meats in proportion. ‘The citizens of Holl Springs and vicinity, would do well to call on him, as he is determined to use every effort to please them. W. W. WALLACE, Agent for T. J. Oliver, P.S. I have been appointed by the town authorities, superintendant of the market, du ring market hours,and would inform per sons sending servants to market with any articles for sale, or to purchase mt. thing, that it shall be strictly attended to. W. W. W. PRODUCE GROCERY STORE, J. P. W. ROBERTSON, would inform his friends and the public, that he has rented the convenient grocery house, on market street, formerly used by D. Mimms,as a grocery, where i will keep a regular supply of Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Bacon, Lard, Fraits, Vegetables, and Fresh meats. Also, various other articles in the above bu siness, which he will sell extremely cheap. Give me a call, before you purchase else where, as Sam resolved on selling bargains. Sept 23d, 1842 J.P. W.R. DISSOLUTION. THE partnership of Sarrarranse Lewis, formed on the 7th of June, 1841, has this day been dissolved by mutial con sent. Felix Lewis having disposed of his entire interest in the goods, notes and all de scription of assetts, land c., of said firm, to Daniel Sarfarrans, anno + the in consequence of impaired health, DANIEL SAPEARRANS, FELIX LEW Dantret Sarfarrans bo still continue he business, as usual, at their old stand at Deakvile and Kicnes Depot, on Bog- He is fully authorized to Saper Rios due said firm of L. S., and am bound to pay all legal demands against said firm. NIEL SAPraRRANs, Peasx Lewis. Sept. 13, 1842.—6—3 = ns are reg rated Browse far. “sod settle, as it is neces that th eudiness of the firm should be clear ' 8S!OWENs, Surviving Partady Pa Oe Oreens. “TGPThe business will be continued by S. Owens at the old stand, where he would be happy to accommodate his friends with anything to his line of business. Sept 234, 1843 —If Arrivals and Departures of the HOLLY SPRINGS MAILS. MEMPHIS MAIL. _ and Pridays,at 2 : 1 Fiat Departs—Same days at = ; =: 12 , SOUTHERN MAIL. Arrives—Sundays, W: and Frainge a 25 Departs—Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,at = ~ Arrives—Sundays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at . * Departs—Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays,at : sa PANOLA MAIL, ta CHULAHOMA. Arrives—Wednesdays, at |: . crm Departs—Tuesdays,at : : 2am Chulahoma Mail arrives Saturdays and departs same days. TUSCUMBIA MAIL. Arrives—Tuesdays,at : : : : TPM Departs—Wednesdays, at: =: 4am HERNANDO MAIL. Arrives—Thursdays, at : SPM Departs—Wednesdays,at : : Sam OAK RIDGE MAIL. : Arrives—Saturdays,at : : + : 12m Departs—Some days,at +: - : 1pm The Office opens 6 o'clock A. M., and closes at 8 P.M. Persons would do well to have their letters deposited in the Post Office by half over 7 o'clock P. M., to in sure their departure by the first mail. WM. E. WILLIAMS, P. M. DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF THE STaRT MISSISSIPPI, AT HOLLY § —In vacation— September 6th, Hezekiah Holmes, Admir of John J. Land, dec’d, 347 — Euclid Borland, Thomas R. Gray. UPON opening the matters of this Bull, it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the defendant, ‘Thomas Clay, is not an inhabitant of this State, but resides beyond the limits thereof, so that the ordinary pro cess of this Court cannot be served on him, therefor it is ordered, ‘That unless the said defendant shall appear before the Vice Chan cellor, at the Court room in the town of Hol ly Springs, on the first Monday of Januar next, and plead answer or demur to the Bill of complaint aforesaid, the several allegations thereof will be taken for confessed as to him, and such order and decree made thereon as the Vice Chancellor may deem equitable and just. And it is further ordered, ‘That a copy of this order be inserted in the * Holly Springs Gazette,” a newspaper published in the town of Holly Springs, Mississippi, once a week for two months successively. JAMES C. ALDERSON, Sept. 16, 1842.—5—On Clerk. DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT of the State of Mississippi, at Holly Springs, in vacation—September Ith, 1842, James M. Strong ~* 356 rs. + Upon opening the William Woodruff f matters of this Bill, Isaac N. M’Campbell , is appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the defendant, William Woodruff, is not an inhabitant of this State, but resides beyond the limits there of, so that the ordinary process of this Court cannot be served on him, therefore it is or dered. That unless the said defendant ap ar before the Vice Chancellor, at the Court room in the town of Holly Springs, on the first Monday of January next, and plead answer or demur to the bill of complaint a foresaid, the several allegations thereof will be taken for confessed as to him, and such order and decree made thereon as the Vice Chancellor shall deem equitable and just. And it is further ordered, That a copy of this order be inserted in the “ Holly Springs Gazette,” a newspaper published in the town of Holly Springs, Mississippi, once a week for two months successively. JAMES C. ALDERSON, Sept. 16, 1842—5—9w Clerk, District Chancery Court of the State of Mississippi, at Holly Spring e ia location—September 9th, 1542. Balaam_ D. Fields me 363 _— UPON Robbins, Tingsley Co. et. al. 5 opening the matters of this Bill, it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the defendants, Robbins, Tingsley Co., are ngo inhabitants of this State, but reside heye limits thereof, so that the ordinary process of this Court cannot be served on them, therefore it is ordered by the Court. That unless the said defendants appear before the Vice Chan cellor, at the ‘Court room in the town of Holly os the first Monday of Janu ary next, plead, answer or demur to the Bill of complass what ape ns to them, and such order and decree made thereon as the Vice Chancellor may deem it just. And it is further order and , Thata ‘of this. % 1 in Snehany age sissippi, once’a week for two ‘suc cessively. _ JAMES. G.ALDERSON, Sept. 16, 1842,—5—9w Clerk. DISTRICT CHANCERY. COURT OF THE STATE O. HOLLY BL. v. . TION— ‘EMBER Std. 1542. James P. Peters, et. al. ’ 342 es. Upon opening the Eli Neelly, et. al. matters of this bill, it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the defendants Eli Neelly, Julia Ann Craig, Rufus Craig, Philadelphia Craig, and Ann B. Craig, are not inhabitants of this State, but reside beyond the limits thereof, so that the ordinary process of this Court can not be served upon them, th wn it is or dered. That unless the said defendants ap pear before the Vice Chancellor, at the Court room, in the town of Holly Springs, on the first Monday of January next, and plead | answer or demur to the bill of complaint afore said, the several allegations thereof will be taken for confessed, and such order and de cree made therein as the Vice Chancellor | | may deem equitable and just. And it is further ordered, That a copy of ‘this order be inserted in the “ Holly Springs Gazene,” a newspaper published ‘in the town of Flolly Springs, Mississippi, once a week for two months medtalnively, JAMES C. ALDERSON, Sept. 16, 1842.—5—On Clerk. DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. Andrew Scott~ September Rules, 1842. vs. Alex’r. Moody. , Upon opening the matters in this Bull, contained, discovering that, Alex’r. Moody, the defendant, resides beyond the limits of this State, and, that the ordinary process of the law cannot be executed on him, it is therefore ordered, that publication be made in the Holly Springs Gazette, weekly, for two months successively, that unless the said defendant appear before the Vice Chancel lor, at the Court room in Carrolton, on the third Monday in December next, and plead, answer or demur to the said Bill of com plaint, the allegations thereof will be taken for confessed, and such order made therein as the Chancellor may deem equitable and just. Wa. eee lerk, Kennepy, Here Stith, ‘or Complainants, Sept. 9, 1842—91 DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI AT HOLLY SPRINGS.—July Term, 1812. Charles O'Bryan, is Bill for Divorce. Anon F. O'Bryan. J boc opening the matters of this Bill, it ap peared to the court on due proof made, that the defendant resides out of this State, so that recess cannot be served. Iis therefore ordered the Court, that the facts charged in said Bill, be heard at the next term of this Court; and that a copy of this order be published in the “Holly Springs Gazette,” a public newspaper published in the town of Holly Springs, in this State, for the space of three tenthe before the next term of this court. JAMES C. ALDERSON, July 22, 1842—the Clerk, DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI AT HOLLY SPRINGS. een 1842, —— M. Haynie, by her next friend c. rs. Samuel Haynie. Bill for Divorce. co opening the matters of this Bill, it op ted to the Court, from the evidence of William Lucas, that the defendant resides out of this State, and resided in the Republic of Texas at the filing of this Bill. It is therefore order ed by the Court, that the facts charged in said Bill, be heard at the next term of this court, and ‘that a copy of this order be published in the Hol ly Springs Gazettte,,’ a newspaper published in the town of Molly Springs, in this State, for the space of three months before the next term of this court. JAMES C. ALDERSON, July 22, 1842—141 Clerk, ESTRAYS---Marshall County. TAKEN up by Benjamin Fitbue, 12 miles| South-west of Holly Springs, a sorrel filly, 3 years old, blaze face, white spot on the right hind leg, appraised to $30. ALSO, one other sorrel filly, 2 years old last spring, star in her face, appraised to $17. ALSO, one other day filly, one year old last spring, both hind feet white, blaze face, appraised to $17. G.L. SWAN, Sept. 15, 1842—6—3 Ranger. TAKEN up by David West, living 15. North-east of Holly Springs, near Walnut Grove, one sorrel horse, both hind feet and the left fore foot white, blaze face, 15 or 16 years old, Appraised to 822,50. [Aug. 30) G. L. SWAN, Sept. 16, 1842. —5—3w Ranger, eee up by Thomas F. Stapback, living on Red Banks, one small Bay horse mule, 7 years old, no marks or brands except by the col lar on the shoulder, pressed to $40. [June 15 ]TAKEN up by Rufus K. Caruth, living in La mar, one sorrel horse mule, some geer marks, 3 years old, on other brands or marks, Appraised to $25. [June 16, 1842. TAKEN up by N. G. Butler, living 11 miles South-East of Holly Springs, one sorrel mare colt, right event, blaze face, both hind feet white, a large brass below, about 14 hands high 5 or 6 years old. Apprased to $30. [Jane 25 1842. T* KEN up by Koraton Rock, 3 mile South west of you, 688 PSS TRAD are mark ed with fa raw r, small star in an other or brash, 6 years old. A HAre ¥ fect WY death for the want of e mon cold. Have you # Coven Eo: a safe rescription, no ieen eerie ata tively ‘aftord relief, atom! disease, v + wh uanally sweeps into the grave . Por sale at Air. J. Shoemake's dry cood store, Holly Springs. April 23, 1901 39—Sin ce DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, AT HOLLY SPRINGS. Anderson Orne, 32 vs. July Term 1842. Bryan Stevens, al DAining the matters of this Bill, and it ap g to the satisfaction of the court, that the defendant Bryan Stevens, is not an inhab itant of this State, but resides beyond the limits thereof, so that the ordinary process of this Court cannot be served upon him. It is therefore or dered by the Court, that unless the seid defendant appear before the Vice Chancellor at the Court room, in town of Hollyings, on The first Monday in January next, and plead, answer or demar, to the Bill of com plaint of Complainants, the several allegations thereof will be taken for confessed, and such or der and decree made therein, as the Vice Chan cellor may deem equitable and just; and it is fur ther ordered, that a copy of this order be inserted in the “Holly Sprit Gazette,” a newspaper published in the toolly “Springs, once a week for twou gively. Test. . . ALDERSON, July 22, 1842—94 Clerk. NOBLE. 1, SHERWOOD LOW, Administrator of the estate of Janes M. Low, dec’d. shall ‘proceed to sell, at the Court House, in the town of Hally Springs, on Monday, the 10th day of October 1812, j to the highest bidder, on a credit of twelve ‘ months, the following described quarter Sec tion of land, to wit: The South-west quarter of Section 27, Township 3, and Range 1, west. Sold to pay the debts of said deceased. ne in pursuance of an order of the Hon. Probate Court of Marshall County, Miss SHERWOOD LOW, Adm r. 30=The above land was sold on the 2nd day of May last, but the purchaser having failed to give sufficient security, it will be again sold as advertised above, when the purchaser will be required to give satisfacto ry security immediately after the sale. 5S. L. August 26—2—is EAST TENNESSEE UNMLEVARSLEL. ‘THE winter session of this Institution commences the 13th of October next. ‘The completion of two large brick edifices, du ring the past season, for study rooms, will add much to the convenience and accommo dation of students. Large additions have re cently been made to the Philosophical Ap paratus; and the facilities for the study of Chemistry, and Natural History generally, greatly increased. The expenses for the session of five months are: Tuition. . . $1650 Boarding, payable in advance, 30,00 Washing, fuel and lights, esti mated at 8,00 Total . . . . . . . . $54,50 Books being usually purchased at second hand, and sold to succeeding classes, make but a small additional expense. I am authorzed by the Steward to state, that Alabama Bank notes will be received for boarding. J. ESTABROOK, Knorville, Tenn, Sep- President. tember 16, 1842.—5—1f TRUST SALE. A virtue of a Deed of Trust executed to the undersigned by Edward Pegram, bearing date the 2d. day of October, 1840, and duly recorded in the County of Tippah, in Deed Book D. pa ges 4 and 5, and for the purposes and considera tions in said deed expressed ; 1 shall on the 31st day of December next, at Edward Pegram's, in the County of Ippeth and State of Mississippi, sell to the highest bid der, for cash, the following propery. 6 head of horses, one yoke of oxen, 15 head of cattle, three beds and furniture, one curtain bedstead, two common ones, one secretary, household and kitch en furniture. 3%¢Selling as trustee, I shall con vey no other title than I possess as such. SAMU MATTHEWS, Trustee. ALSO, at the same time and place, by virtue of a Deed of Trustxecuted to the undersigned by Ediward Pegram, bearing date the 7th day of Feb ruary, 1810, and duly recorded in the County of Tippah in Deed Book C., pages 367, 368 and 269 and for the purposes therein expressed, I will sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the following NEGROES,to wit; Simon, Sarah, Solomon, Taylor, Maria, Caroline, Harriet, Mary, Lucy, Cassandra, Ma Virginia, Marths, Billy, Dick, Mark, 3b, George, and Holland. Selling as as Trustee, I will convey no oth er Utle than I possess as such. ILLIAM 8, WINFIELD, ‘Trustee. June 24, 1842—s HE Publigerse Fed to visi blic area) requested to visit at all times, the Holldost Female In stitute, and witness the recitations and progress for the pupils, Co. A. FOSTER Rector and Principal. NOTICE. OTICE is hereby given, that on the 24th day of January, in the year 1842, the under signed, James Mitchell, obtained Letters Testa mentary, on the estate of Jackson A. Griffin, and duly qualified as Executor of the last will and testament of said Jackson A. Griffin, Dee’d, in the Probate Court, of Marshall County, State of Mississippi. All persons having claims a gainst the estate of the said Griffin, are thereby seamares to exhibit the same within the time lim ited by law, or the same will be barred. All persons indebted to the said deceased, are re quested to call on the undersigned and make pay a JAMES MITCHELE” Holy Springs, July 26th 1842—of NOTICE, a persons interested, will please take no tice that the undersigned, David W. Lum sien, has been duly appointed and qualified by the Probate Count of Marshall County, Missis sippi, on the 26hh day of July, 1842. A ministra ‘ite ot Etyah = eccaed’ lold dits, of ate |Segety. All persone having claims against the if ee eae to exhibit the time the undersigned for payment, within the time Wraited law, or the same will he bested. maid esme are mainw, 3 LUMSDEN, Holly Sima, e July 96 nia Wo BE. SOU HOP TING MO PAINTER, Holly Springs, Miss. : BOREN, ATTORNEY A a Houses, Miss. Wit eae pee Jonker biscate shall ceive procs eae eee i= one West tronche north-west corner of the ie square, ip ie brick Tow. Jan. 20. 1542.26-1y oe [——S= STOLEN, ROM the house of Wil . Clark, on the street below the tan yard,’ the 7th day of August. A valuable high post bed stead. Mrs Clark wil be under obligations for any informa tion whereby she would be enabled to recover said bed stewd. C. CLARK. August 22, 1842, Zane WALKER, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law Holy Shrines, Miss. OFFICE—Powell's Row, Hernandy street. Feb. 3,—1542—1¢ CORN MEAL. HE subscribers have made arrangements by which they will keep constantly on hand, fresh corn meal, which we will sell cheap for ASH. M’QUILKIN OWENS. DOCTORS S. ©, Caruthers C. BR. Jameson, AVING associated themselves in the prac tice of the various branches of their profes sion, respectfully tender their services to the pub lic. One or both will always be found at their of fice, (the one formerly occupied by Reid Co ruthers,) unless absent on professional business, Holly Springs, Augst. 26—2 M. B. HULING, ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE—Adjoining Wm. Finley Esq. [feb. 3235 FUR AND WOOL HATS. JOSEPH WARREN, OULD inform the public that he has re moved his shop to Hernando street, oppo site Powell’s Row, where he will carry on the above business in its various branches. He would inform the ladies of Holly Springs, that he is prepared to dye all articles of apparel, on red Shortest notice, and of the most beautiful colour. NOTICE. WE, the undersigned, having been appointed, at the Jones Term of the Probate Court of Marshall County, Mississippi. Commissioners to receive, examine, and report upon all the claims of the several creditors of the estate of Solomon B. Isan Deceased, (represented by Leonard P. C. Burford, administrator thereof, to be insolvent,) will meet at the office of Tryon M. Yancey, in the town of Holly Springs, on the fourth Mondays of July, October and Decem ber, 1842, for the purpose of receiving and ex amining the claims against said estate. T. . YANCEY, Commis JOHN QUILLIN, sinners, July 18, 1842. ‘The State of Mississippi, Tip County — Probate Court, August Term, 1812. On application of William M. Wofford, Administrator of Benjamin Wofford, decea sed, for permission of the Court to surrender his administration of said estate, Wis ordered by the Court, that sixty days notice of said application be given by advertisement, pos ted at the door of the Court house, and that the same be published for two weeks, in the “Holly Springs Gazette,” a newspaper prin ted in the town of Holly Springs,—and fur ther, the same be set for hearing at the next October term of this Court. Attest LEAY WOOD BOWERS. Clerk, Sept. 9—4—2w BROEGS TALL. ON Saturday night, the 27th August, three negro men, confined in jail as runaways— one named MATTHEW, who says he be longs to James Factory, of Halifax County, N.C. and that he ran away from Lewis Garrett of N. Orleans. A reward of $10 will be given for the apprehension and de livery, in Holly Springs, of said boy. ALSO, Dick, whose owner lives in Pa nola County, Miss.” URBAN E. MEEK. Sept. 2, 1842—3—2w Sailor. NOTICE, HE undersi |, at the July Term L2 of the Probate Court of Marshall County, State of Mississippi, having been free by Court, Commissioners to receive and the claims of the several creditors of the of Jackson A’ Griffith, Dee’d, reported insolvent by his Executor, will meet at the office of t Clerk of the Prelate of said county, Holly Springs, on the December, receiving ]
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