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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-08

JESSE CADY, Auc.ioneer.

JESSE CADY, Auctoneer
~ Y JBv9E CADs, Store Nos. III and ll9 Water
ID streeisThs Day, at half past O'clock in lots TO suS
purchasers for cash large and general assortment Of h
ing pistols drks xc, with assortment of goods su.
Southern and Western market
uon in advertisement OF this kind.
At Private Sale-l0000 dozen Combs assorted OF all kinda
1000 cards Birmingham and Sheffield Cutlery OF every
riety Imaginable.
1000 dozen Collars and Bosoms.
10000 Needles, assorted from ~ Hemmngs and German
5000 gross Buttons Coat Vest and Pearl subject deben.
tu,e wnch VIII be taken In payment
Also, snuff Boxes Pins, &c &c. &c.
ntso GERMAN French, and Rhode Island Jewelyi low
priced Watches Guard Chains, &c. m23-ly@
-~- NJ WARD. Auctioneer
* r. -. BE ARMS s. CO., Store No l53 Pearl
uon rooM Hardware Cutlery consisting OF pen pocket and
ark Knives on cards and
cus edee IN cannstes aud bundles double and singled
eye spectaeles steel and brass barreed pistols
caps, tlinbles, knitting needles hooks and ewes Nc nc
Fancy Goods-Conssng of double extra cologne hair OIL
periumery, French and English soap lavender wafer xc
Aiso an invoice OF combs buttons collars bosos boots and
shoes. '~' 49,
rings, Watches breastpins chains nc. nc. ia
NEW YORK TATTENsALLS-The1 egnIar
sales of this web kacwn establishment, continue to take
place every Monday at IL O'Clock.
The next sale will commence Monday 18th June
clock, and all Horses Carriages &c intended must
p. NJ and only p horses be TAKEN early application
must be made insure place the register horse
be offered auction unless registered in the
logue. JOHN w. WATSON, 446 Broadway
Al private sale-An imported Poney and Bareuche-the
Pney about feet high, said 10 have belonged TO one Of the
French Princes in which be entered Bordeaux Ii sold be-
je-s Jww.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-08

WANTEl3-Tkree American boys, to learn the sparpa.
as waiter. Apply at 70 Chambers St. - e
TO CAPITALfSTs.-wANT 900 on proper.
y ~ me 4h ward worth more than double the amount.
Of Chambers street and Park Place Conditions made knss
py Dir. whiting. nleM
IL 70 Chambers to take notice h.t hi. ONCE M
been long established and thai most excellent 10
servants should apply Immediately No. 70 is just the
ner ct Broadway. ss-u
~ ice day night by Peter Burnett IS 9Th avenue Fne
healthy Swedish leeches exclusively used or for ale Refer
Washington DR. Herot, Dr. Bancker le as'' W. ni' pr.
- where children required be leeched the above
eecnes pue hstaSy 30 that parents need fear exa
suffering TO their children el-3rn
Ir JOSEPH R. SPENCER having completed the arrange
red furnish superb article Of the style now IN General ~
among The genee community and possessing The
price, namely, five dollars
As guide those who may him with their patronage.
Ne would present The following rules which will invariably go-
Firstly. The al his establishment wbe Of The same
value though differing in shape and general appearance
secondly The ssiy moderate price demanded
lie has also added s,ock choice selection OF Umbrella.
cs me-, Gloves, iiandkercliiels, Toilet Bushes,Ac
The sales room which ) fitted m style commensurate
the Of wall and New Streets ben pa Of bs sa
ing about to be occupied by the Courier and Enquirer
RANK NOTES WANTE -sackers H,r,or
Banhi all the banks ia Buffalo; do 10 Nhgan do Penn
nul rd md
Bridgeport banks taken hats caps NJ The cheap
est store in the city LOUIS MACGUtT "*'
. bCanal street, III door fom broadway
hso-orders VIII he given first clothing store for
nSh w spoNe olnh iFotes VIII DC received. my3o1ws
hNTnOIT HOTEL, LATE YORK HO-
- TEl-Tbe subscribers respectfully inform their friends
and the travelling public that they above sssa
bhsmen and htted ~ style that will compete with anv
similar house IN thscty the European plan and Der.
sons can be accommodated with lodgings and meals al ali
hours and served with dish lux mar
ket Of New York al all times affords
The house pleasantly located Barclay street the
land
The bar supplied with wines and liquors Of all Kinds the
pest that can be obtained. N VI. MERRIMAN.
my5-2weod 4. WINsIIIP
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-08

MIMI ABLE STYLE OF HAIR CUTTING
No. So Pearl street, up stairs. je6-3m.
THE NEW YORK GRANT, COMPANY

will deliver either their quarry ofe Atlantic
sea ports ofthe Union Granite OF superior quality any
dimensions either in the block, dressed ORDER OF
beautiful color admirably adapted display Architectural
lights and shades to advantage being Lighter than the Quincy
and darker than the IialoweL -''
Is pure Granite, free ro.l foreign substances; and its
component parts blended in such perfect proportion ms to
render more indestructbe and less liable
from exposure while comparative experiments have proved
that splits and dresses and easier and with less
than other granite in the market delivery
will be entered no lower prices than other Stone Of
quality be obtained for Orders addressed the Me-
chancs Exchange No Broad BOX ~ Companies
Ohce, No Beekman St twere samples may be SEEM will
meet prompt attention H. DOYLE, Agent,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-08

y Fulton street respectfully socs public attention 10 her
present assortment Of Genemens STOCKS amongst which
are variety composed OF suk AMI brse expressly adapted
for spring and wear
Alo, plain and apcy Stocks OF every description al Of
which warranted Of the and sold on the aos
liberal terms 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-08
,THf, sUBsCRInEM ha. rec

ii
from Europe, elegant assortment OF the undermep.
tened erc which he offers for sale the Vantage
ous terms, viz -
Astral Lamps, IN guilt bronze marble glass banging
amps ~ gut AMI bronzed for OIL gas candles hall amps
~ gut and bronzed tor oh and gas mantle lasps in gilt and
pronie cut glas drops pans AMI spang gilt stand Candida
bras ladies' work boxes and ornamental tables plated
caDdlescks and branches frames plated urns kee
bottles stands, kc DC. single and double barrel percussion
guns pocket, holster, and duelling pistols
fe3-9mll WQE Ag1 ttq Uol,~w,.,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-08

COLD! GOLD Highest premium paid for Soyreigns
and American Gold, Spanish and Mexican Dollars
rcan half English Silver bought and sod
Cross Plstareens wanted by G. Il. W. THWING,
my-29w Wall ST basement office
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-08

Nassau street, OF Maiden Lane. Having lately
arrived from Paris beg most respectfully
dies especially that they will still continue follow their
ession rs Ladies Hair Drcsers Likewise every aien-
ton and puncusiy to those ladies' who may favor them with
their commando Also, that they will have the latest fashions
from Paris T. H. Macs having had n silver medal awarded
70 INN ny The French Academy for ladies' hair dressing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-08

ri 6oorThosc who Interested in The science III Phrs
pssogy are invited 10 call the subscribers rooms above
where They are collecting valuable cabinet OF skulls casts
Nc tor the purpose OF illustrating i principles To all desr
Gus OF being instructed in theoretical and practical phreDoogy
an opportunity here offered OF learning Us elements Les
IONS VIII be given 10 families parties. Individuals with
without examinations.
The opened for the reception accompany from 10
AMtoloP NJ BARLOW, DAwskLN FOWLER
tcgf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-08

May South shoai ~ by Y 20 miles, exchanged dgnak
Win mn with tho letter IN her signal supposed packet h
guc. sssrom Hsyrc, for New yorh 70 reported by The
port few day, since -
MAY =, ss ~ w . W., brig Pioneer, No.lsn from
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-08

Il TIUN, At HANINUTON'S DIOtAMIC INSTITUTE,
City Saloon observation-disclosures reduced IS
meet the pressure OF the times, additional
New Dorsmas and pendd Drop Scenes, by the following
White, Jones, sewell Lehr, and others GRAND HYDRO
FANTOCCINI
Professor at the Piano. W. Basord who is willing 10 al,
tend to few pupils Cards with TERMS lie had at the nsti
tute. -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-08

FIRE WORK S.-The subscriber now offers 10 the
public the most extensive and varied brilliant
FIRE works IN the United States consisting Of thousand
rockets OF heavy cabre with rch and fancy headings wheels
OF every description Roman candles, mines tourbon
rooms line pigeons axoD gerbs Italian streamers, coloed
fires tor theatres signals for shipping &c kc nc Also 80
sn OF brilliant set TOR city and country displays
Agents in New York Yven 2j Fulton street,
wich; Lewis Page6 Son. 60 Maiden Lane Young l3
Chatham square, or to
ISAAC EDGE, Jr. (Pyrotechnist,)
myI3ty1 A he l.al,eratorv Jersey civ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-08

subscriber late OF the Catsk Mountain House Pine or.
chart respectfully informs his friends and the public generally
that he has been induced by his friends return 10
and viii reopen the above establishment the 18th June
for the reception accompany.
The location Of the Pavilion and its accommodations are no,
surpassed by other house al the Spring. and greatly
admirably the fashionable community. The proprietor
tends conducting this establishment upon the liberal min
cpes for the comfort and convenience Of his guests New
York, June 9th, ieJ7. CHARLES w. RICE
81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-08
ll iLLiA hDs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wisbin

RILLlAhDS iMPNOV ED.-Gentiemen wishing
- to play at billiards. purchase tables, invited To call
al ZIG or Broadway next deor above Wall street. the
thern Coffee ROOM where there tables ROOM and
try the Indian Rubber cushions comr-
.tion cemened beds with iron eagle frames and
ses Above will be found the largest and
ever offered TO the public advantages those who wish
tee. - -
H. Orders for thing In this line with cash or good
reference, TO A. BASSFORD 2l6 Broadway, will receive
prompt attention. min ~
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-02

". w. STRlCKLIN; Clerl,.
Sent. 90, 1887. 9-4t [prs fea IS OC.)
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-02
announcement Of Candidates.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

Wesre authorized to announce Ii. Is. MITCH
ELL, Esur., of 7Hhon,iago COuiity, Is . canii-
d,tc for Senator othc State Leg stature from the
Ds.,;c, composed of the counties of Tlpplh end
Tshomingo.
We are s,Qucsted 70 announce MOSES COL
Inns, as candidate fer tee Legislature; e. t':,;
November election,
We are authorised to ,nroin,e WILLIAM
MOODY, as candidate for Tie Legislature, IT
. tie November election.
We &c authorised to announce luke JOHN
son, as candid tie 70, the Legislature, 1T the
November election.
"oR STATE OsF;CrRs,
We are authorised Ia announce A. 6. N'NUTT,
o: VictaGry, as I candidate for Governor Of tie
state q Mississippi.
0.J"Na are authorised Is arnourcc :. y.
PREM li~-', i.sG.., as Il candidate FOX Congress,
At reelection nsNoveElhcr ncx',
We are authorized 20 announce Colonel 4. L..
"A0AyERS, OF Pamela county, MS candidate
e: Auditor Of Public Accounts for the state Of Nj.
G4@Wc arc authorised TO ann uncc JACOB
THOMPSON, Esq., OF pontoeoc, rs candidate
'or the office Of Attorney Gener.l Of the state.
COUNTY OrYt rIs.
Wesre authorised to announce HARDY W.
STRICkLiN, as a candidate for reelection of
Circuit Court Clerk OF Tipplh County.
We are authorised TO announce EDMUND 7.
BAILEY, rs & candidate for reelection ofProbate
oa'k, Of Tippah county.
We are authorized to announce Nm. HFND-
tKSON, as candidate for recollection O. Sheriff,
ofrppah County. t...-.
We are authorised to announce JAMES K.
MILLER, as c .ndid ata. for Ranger OF Tippall
county, at the November Election.
we are authorised 10 announce THOMAS J.
BAILEY, as candid tie for L Inger Of Tippaa
county, at t]le November election.
we are authorised to announce JOSHUA SID
pAI, as candidate for Coronor, for the county
ilppah. at the ensuing November election.
We are authorised to announce THOMAS c.
NANCE, as candidate for Police Magistr.ta, for
he fourth District, at the November election.
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-02

'.,-e1chcs out his form over the scene
i i,o,n assure in the side.
!" Sub!imity.-An editor at the west
,slking ola man WAC tried to bride
another, says '.hnd 'his simple man
a,oossessed oftwo ideas, no wou,l as
pom po have thought of drowning ti,un-
der by blowing a pumpkin vine
trumpet"
.T,hc gals dO,rw casf."-It is said
,hot the town of Marblehcad, the girls
have made improvements in ironing,
,rb;ch beat the steam engines on
common roads all hollow!-JEoy
soread out all the clothes on asmooth
nlattorm, and fastcn the hot fatirons
70 their feet, and skate over them,
I'D libitum.
BREAKFAST IN Ajnbaa'r.-The fol-
loving conversation j. SAID to have
taken place some whore III that state
"N[arm what do you charge for a
breakfast here?" 'Why' ifyon have
corn bread and chicn,e:s j;rin's, it
v;ll be three bits" Lets have TIC
chickin fXins.
The girls says, tho tfmes are so
hard that the young men cant pay
their addresses.
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-02
Mob Ess.jmrlagsg.

YWV ME Editor havng eroc irps! I'm excellent a.
Ia srtlnant of Jot iare wil execute all kinda
OF or PRINTING with neatriess and despatch, and
ns moderate terms IS it can De done in the state
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS,
L.lFELS, HORSE Bills,
CaRDs, BLAsEs, (cfatt kndAf
Tocetier with airy other work that may y
wanted, viii be pr omi.tly attended to.
Wesolict the petronage ofthis, and tie udDin-
ing counties artl assure those vto ma patssnizp
rs, that no pans shan be warting oY CIR par. u
| give universal ,tisfae.lon.
Ripley, Nor ~. 1877. I,
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-02
James H. Walker.

| Oh en.ering the political arena, ,ourn ,iisi
the proprietor Ii aware that he will have many OBJ
stacies 20 encounter growing out of tue dlculties
Incident TO the settem eDt OF new country, Us well
as that OF part dssentions the former we expect
10 be able TO sunnount by industry and persever.
.nnce the latter m2y, without much lberaliLy Oh
the part of the people, render tie efforts Of the
Editor to be useful entirely unavaIling. We will
nevertheless, enter upon the undertaking, and en-.
ide,vor where we c'nnot please, Ut least net to
offend; the Promotion OF the public, as well IS our
own interest Oelng our object, and the interest OF
.as " SIT generally, We have selected the Town Of
i.i.,sy, Is the tAe7tre OF oar oper .tiols All W.
c4n, Ind Ill We expect 10 iii md honest SUP
Ipors in the l.oor Oh our profession.
To furnish the news of.Ied " IN the com.merc :,
and polite Il world; o con.nunic tie inform at o
'oi tae rlpid and extensive dusipE of know Iedg 4
TO promote and uplold tie intereet O: tie former
Inerci INT md mechanic--wiii be tie leading 90
jet. Opposed Like to psr'y roler nee ana aecta-
tri!n osory, our lin viii De, 70 w@rn the patriot
OF dangers w.c may tire ten tie country, TO sug-
East such measures ls my % t..oag..t rsSt ccui.-
led 70 d. nee tie perm ,nant nteree! o. cur new
put zig .iy ilI orei country.
Tn the SUBJECT Of poll,eal affir, VIC 81 I'll ste4-
Oily oppose every assoc ltion of indivnils under
whatever name or disguise, whose cfje It is to
SIR Tin, by party management, the iuil expression
Of unprejudiced sentiment; we sail .d,oc tie tie
cluse of pure, unmixed acknowledgment That kind
Iof democracy. which teaches blind and passive
obsdiance to the Dictates of party md partisan lea
ders without enquring into the purify OF their mo-
'tves; but that watch teacles the right and caps.
city Of the people themselves, to noninate anr
tcloosc their own rulers, IND prescribe their owr
me sures Of government, unaiGed by directions
Ind uniniluenced by party Leaders.
! We sh II endeAvor TO be temperate and resp ect
!ul towards polite :. opponents, AEd to respect thf
clartc,er md lie lings OF those WHO may differ wi I'll
us in opinion either rs to men or measures We
sn claim the rightin respectful manner, TO crit
cise the pretensons of such % otter their services
70 the public, we shall not deny this right to others
but we will no: tleat as enemies, and RS unworthy
ofpuolc confidence, such as differ with us in opin-
ion, and persue ahgh-minded and honorable course.
TERMS.
! TIE publication of the "RiPLEY Trans
iCRIPT'will be commenced as soon asit is 4scert.i
ned tllst sufficient number OF subqcrbeIs can b
obt lined, The Ripley TRAsscaIpr, vii. b
neatly printed, with entire new mater Is, procure
expressly for the purpose, on fine Royal Saee'
at Fo,!r Dollars in .dv nee, or Fire ut the end
ti.e year; payment m de any time wit!4n IT,
lnontss af.er the issuing Of the second number, vii
be considered in advance.
| Ripley, Nay o6, 1887.
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-02
SARAH GREGORY, Admx,

TT ARGE MARS or M.esisslrpl AND ALABAMA.
III 4 showing the public and lnd4n lends, indi-
4nhessrv 4tons l. MIDI districts, Townships, Streams
&c. engraved from the government surveys and
pitts in the General Land Ctfce, Washington CT.
ty: by 4. GILMAN. DraugLtsman in the General
| Land Cthce.
+. TAYLOR, Bookseller, Washington City. has
lust published and secured tie copyright according
TO law) the above mps, which win be found infii-
| " more complete Ind accurt tl.n any heretofore
published They are published on seperate sheets;
eac cont lining re lly six squire feet, and will be
found espac lily useful md valuable to those inter-
ested in the Lands ofeither state Us they show eve
ry item of inform tion w.icl. is in the ion
of the lind Offices, relative 10 wtter cources tcwn-
ship lines, Ind N nds nd reservations, land dis.
trcts &c, and will be found perfectly accurate and
precise in these points. 1hey can be SEN. By mail.
70 any part of the United States, suffice only to
single letter postage. Price two dollars. or three
copies of either will be sent by mail for i've dollars
liberal discount will be made to traye ling agents
or to my WHO buy to sell again.
{r..y-Edtcrs of newspapers, any WI .ere, who will
rive the hove advertisement (incl nsng this no.
tel one or two insertions, shall ceive by return
mail . copy ofench map, if they Will send a COPY
loltle paper containing it to the sAsertisor.
I Aug. II, 1887,
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-02
NEW GOODS.

"1HE subscribers would inform their fr.,r's
md the publick gen orally, that tlay IRE
now receiving and opening New md splendid
SToCK of SPRING and SUMNER GCOES, of the H.
test style and patterns compris ne all tie srtcles
usu.lly kept in western Dry Goods stores. Their
Store is on the South west corner of the Public
'quera, where they would be pls'ses TO see their
friends, md III those WHO wish to bry goods. A 3
thcy are resolved to SEE. eOVy
for CT Sn. or OH TIC usual time to
punctuqI men, IL viii 1T Ill tines give us pleagars
to show our Goods. To look viii cost nothing
pc Use give us call.
ROGERS H. YOUNG,
Pio'er, Miles,, .lune 26, 1887. 2-tf
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-02
James w. Davis.
n TTCR,V EY ofT,4 W.

" I'LL attend the Circuit Courts Of Tppsh,
Ns a.. rontotoc. Tishomirgo and ltsw.mb. in
in ~ e, judicial District, and Marshall in the eth
NJ, :. o,ate OF Mississippi. All business put in
de,n,.aru s Will be attended to with fidelity md
publ;. S Ills Office is on the East eide Of the
w. 10, 1897. ,,s
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-02

RipleY, My 2G. 1877.
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-02
me State of Mississippi

me State of Mississippi !
Nppah County.
Jefferson J, .N.ets T.
Robert p. Hayri.. Attachment fors,382 37a
VS.. levied on negro boy Bob
John 7. !smith.
Val. attachment in the above stated case ma
- Wing been this day returned, duly executed
" 'ie estate Of John 7. Smith, not &c is hereby
gwen tllat unless the said defendant snail appear
Eve special bail, and plead in the said case 1T or
'',ore the next term of the Circuit Court to be
so'uen lT the county aforesaid ON the fifth Mon.
wy al'er the fourth Monday in October 1887,
Judgment will be entered against him, and mis-
state ' SO attached will be sold,
"Hness Hardy W. Stricklin clerk of the sud
'0u''' this 3lst d.y of October 1887.
~. H. w. STR!CE LIN, Clerk.
.Npiey Yet. 81, 1887. l2-At ars fee SIS 0o]
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-02

Josiah Short Attachment tor s. 30 W it-
VS. IN wed.
James G.. Bdrhee.
NO TICE is hereby given that an attachment
| lV h.th issued ut tie suit OF 5osi Al Short, =
rairst the estate of jam G Barbce for the sum
of Fifty Five rollars, retur nhla TO the next Cir
icuit Court TIP Ii County. in tie 9th Julicin
Degtrct for the State of Mississippi. to be hold Y
on the ffas Mcndy tter the the furti Monday in
IOc Der 1897: s,i ifthe said J -mos G. B4rbc DO
not appe r, give soeci@l by md plead Within the
ltma limited by law for his appearance. judg-
ment will be entered, and the estate attached by
virtue fsaid nit &C mcnt will be sold.
Witness. Hardy W. Strickl.r Clerk Of the SAID
Court, this Goth day of October 1887.
I H. w. STKICKLIN. Cfcrk.
Oct. 20, 1887. I,-4w [prs fec SIS ool
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-02
PROPOSALS.

For Prblishing il. me sDun y Ripley Eis'isappi,
Weeniy |ec.parer to &c ehiied
kIpLLy raANstkipT,
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-02

Iraac Wiea!y -.tt2ciiasnt sor ss4 10
james G.. BarJse.
-xN GI!CE is .leseby given that ~ attaciln' sne
Nv hstu Issued tie suit Isaac Wheat ly,
a. INST tie estate ofJass G.. r .rbee, for tac ain
of Sky hour DOLL RS .na fifty cents, return ib to
the naat circuit Cout Of ilpp.n County, in the
9ti IcdiciI District for t.o q tie Of .issss ppi,
70 be holden On tie ata Mona " .fcr the oi nth
Monday in 1887; md If the sad .!tiIes G.. Bniscs
do nc, appe r give speci.s bill nd plead wi:iin
the time limited by .w, itr his =Fpe.f acc Jl4jf-
rnent will be entered nd tie e., Sc at.ocle1! W
virtue ofsaij attaclment viii Dc rc!d.
Witness Hary " 'trekl:n Clark Of the ti;'s
Court, this cit, d Of October 1887.
II. w. STRiCKLI,, Clerf.
Oct. go, 1887: li-4w [prs f1o S. 90.
IJcSe,son J. Sleek
R,oo1 p. hn,r,, Attachment for $3.50 s7s
We. returned levied on AAe.
.'ohc T. smM gro Boy Bob
MA TtCE is her5by given chat I'm attachment
AZ l@tl been issued at the suit Of Jefferson J.
meek md Robert p. Harrs, against the est..te cg
JOINT ''mth for the sum of Three hundred sn6
E'glty two dollrs ard thirty seven and a half
lcents, reurntbls t. tie next Circuit Court ofTip.
Ip4h County, in the 9th Judicial District for the
I>t2te Of Mississippi. TO be holden on the fifth Nom
ID = after the fourth NIond4y in October next;
IwAicl has been returned by the sheriff OF said
county into the Clerks Office Us levied On a negro
Boy FOB, nd if the said Jo' r. Smith 10 not
appear, End plead within tire time limited by law.
Iios is appe"rencs, Judgment viii be entered and
tae est tie att .cLed by virtue OF sid attachments
will be sold.
". w. STRICKLIN; CierI.
Sent. %, 1887. 9-4t [prs fea IS 0C.]
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-02
Administrators sake.

"A 1AIEABLG to IN order OF tine Probate
IA. Court of Tippah county d.ted the Sd day
OF October 1887, authorizing lie administrators
Jftne e' tate of John Greg, ry iecesssd. to sell
talat tract Of land known in the p!at Of lnts scld
st Pontotoc Land Office, as tie South East Guar
Ter of section GO, in Township No. four East;
therefore agreeable to said order sale, we snail
proceed to sell the said Gu rter Section of Land
the 2Ath day of No ember next, on the premises.
The sud land has about sixty acres clea,ed and
under good fence, with dwelling and out hcusee-
tesmo twelve nr,nths, with bond and security.
20. v. X. BRUWI Admr.
SARAH GREGORY, Admx.
Oct. l2, 1887. lo-4w [prs. fee IS COZ
Also 1t the same time end place, will be sold
several FEATHER BFps and furniture, Cove, Hogs
Corn and Fodder, Kitchen furniture t7r. &c.