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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23

F'ssss ~ hs~f~eiy ThouEh failure h.a ,., taken
pace at Louisville, Ny the LoUs,s Josrnsl sf,hs h all
su
Ines..ads Of dollars pad esesy ~esl IA th. en-,
- sss,sss q socsfFent ssost3, 10 settihg eiehanse
20 s.sAsef noess Tess o. the giofsoas
ga ia ssH'sisifsoss sitsnP 10 zasEe tie sssfssc,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23

From the Albany Argus Of Friday
Early Meeting Of Congress.
The Globe of Monday evening contains the following proc
lamaon of the President of the u. States -
by The President Of The United States.
A pRnCt AVIATION
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23

be fresa5sat oftbs 4 ;. Bank lately VISITED wA,hny
ISh' aad .siisS the Presdest Dsrhg the bo, 1,.,
s- ~ ~ bsfsn I'D Boi resr 10 the al assisbny
'pae -heh eses. tbs. time uailIoss o his
~, nsasse 90 net thias 70 Ia proper a' ha iuifo
80 @ 9ect'ad 90 he iool hs leave. The Pfssidsn
seTesrs 10 have sympaik, ~hats,.T -ub the ..a.,
q 3hen.-Ibete q 40 Pfe.sere !, the C.hintil
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-10-26

ARGE MAPS OF MISSISSIPPI AND ALABAMA,
showing the public and Indian lands, Indi-
anReservatons l4andD Districts, Townships Streams
&c. engraved from the government surveys and
plats in the General Land Office, Washington CT
ty: by E. GILMAN, Draughtsman in the General
Land Office.
f. TAYLOR, Bookseller, Washington City. has
Just published and secured the copyright according
to law) the above maps, which will be found infin-
ly more complete and accurate than any heretofore
published. They are published on seperate sheets;
each containing nearly six square feet and win be
found especially useful and valuable to those inter-
ested in the lands Of either state as they show eve
ry item of information which isin the possession
of the land Offices relative to water cources, town.
ship lines, Indian lands and reservations land dis
tricts, &c, and will be found perfectly accurate and
precise in these points. They can be sent by mail
to any part Of the United States, subject only to
single letter postage. Price two dollars, or three
copies of either will be sent by mail for five dollars
A liberal discount viii be made to travelling agents
or to any who buy to sell again.
OJEditors Of newspapers. any where, who will
give the above advertisement (ncluding this no.
ltice one or two insertions, shall receive by return
mail a copy OF each map, if they will send copy
ofthe paper containing it to he advertiser,
! Aug. II, 1887,
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-10-26
announcement of Candidates.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

run i nE LEulSLAl luke.
Woare authorized to announce II. b. MITCH
Eli, Esp, Of Iishomingo County, as candi-
date tor Senator the State Legislature from the
District composed of the counties of Tppah and
Tishomngo.
We are requested to announce MOSES COL
Inns, as candidate for the Legislatures at the
November election,
! We are authorised to announce WILLIAM
MOODY, az a candidate for the Legislature, at
the November election.
We are authorised to announce LUKE JOHN
son, as a candidate for the Legislature, at the
November election.
For STATE OFFICERS,
We aye6uthorised to announce A. G.. M'NUTT,
of Vickburg, as a candidate for Governor of the
State of Mississippi.
GlrWe are authorised to announce s. s.
PRENTlSS, Esqr., as candidate for Congress,
at the election in November next.
We are authorised to announce Colonel A. B..
SAUNDERS, of Pamela county, es candidate
for Auditor of Public Accounts for the State of Mi.
0C5-We are authorised to announce JACOB
Esqr. of Pontotoc, as candidate
for the office Of Attorney General Of the state.
an CouaTy OFFcERs.
We are authorised to announce HARDY w.
STRICKLIN, as a candidate for reelection Of
Circuit Court Clerk of Tippah County.
We ere authorised to announce EDMUND /.
BAILEY as candidate for reelection of probate
Clerk, of Tippah county.
We are authorized to announce WIN. HEND-
EMSON, as candidate for reelection Of Sheriff,
of Tippah County.
We are authorised to announce JAMES X;
MILLER, as candidate for Ranger of Tippah
county, at the November Election.
We are authorised to announce THOMAS j.
BAILEY, as candidate for Ranger of Tippah
county, at the November election.
We are authorised to announce JOSHUA SID
DIAL, as a candidate for Coroner, for the county
ofTippah, at the ensuing November election.
! We are authorised to announce THOMAS C..
NANCE, as candidate for Police Magistrate, for
the fourth District, at the November election.
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-10-26
Administrators Sale.

A GREEABLE to an order Of the Probate
IA Court of Tippah county dated the Sd day
of October 1897, authorsing the administrators
of the eitate of John Greg ry deceased, to sell
that trrct of land known in the plat of lands sold
at Pontotoc Land Office, as the South East Guar
ter of Section GO, in Township No. four East;
therefore agreeable to said order o. sale, we shah
proceed to sell the said Quarter Section Of Land
the Gath day of Nov ember next, on the premises.
The said land has about sixty acres cleared and
under good fence, with dwelling and out houses
terms twelve months, with bond and security.
w. r. BROWf, Admr.
SARAH GREGORY, Admx.
Oct. l2, 1887. lO-4w [prs. fee So 0OJ
Also at the same time and place, will be sold
several FEATHER BEDS and furniture, Cows, Hogs
Corn and Fodder, Kitchen furniture &c. &c.
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-10-26

CirHwarin Portugol.-Ship Con-
stitution arrived at Boston on 10Th
instant from st. Ubes, whence she
sailed on the both of August. Capt.
GIidden and Mr.. Tilden. passenger,
inform MIR. Toplif' that a civil war
ragged in Portugal at the time other
departure. and skrimishes daily took
place between different portions of
the military, and much blood shed,
and many lives lost. A grea: portion
ofthe populance end military were
dissatisfied with the constitution and
Administration of the Government
and were determined to bring about
an alteration of both for the better
by force. TO this end General Sal
dana one ofthe oldest generals in the
Portuguese service ware marching
with large force upon Lisbon not
however depose the Queen as all
parties were in her favor. In conse-
quence of this state of affairs martial
law had been proclaimed throughout
the Kingdom The Queen was We
Try near the time Of her accouch-
Iment.
The Constitution bring despatch
es to Government from the Ameri-
can Secretary of Legation at Lisbon.
Clipt. There is said to be but one
quarter dollar ofchange in Cincinna-
Iii; and that has been borrowed so
often to pay hostages, that it is worn
down to pistereen.
Porter, the Kentucky giant, is Sc
zen feet screen inches high, and only
20 years old. He is now on a tour to
the east, and intends visiting Europe
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-10-26

mag seem right foa man-to
|. ~ newspaper but the end there
NAV ;ra man and his family are to-
Is Of the day.
r |'wa neighbor of ours
h Ios eS mat wood goes further;
|sad le'' Out OF doors than when
ID |ttu u.s. some ofhis having gone up
" va a quarter of a mile in one
=, co,'an's Gaz.
" a1.! ha1fhour stea-
|Rst, lying between London and
BIKE i I bridges emits no
'elns worked by quicksil-
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-10-26
So says the London Herald.


The Preshcntsays Overtradingand
the New York fire caused the pesti-
lence which has swept over the cOun-
try and cat up our substance. He
forgot to tell us of the incendiaries
who gave the first impulse to over.
trading which no more originated
without cause than the great fire
in New York. Shall we blame over
trading and the fire on the incendia-
rIes who have produced them?
picksbs~;g Register.
AGRAaIANIsM.-HiiIo Bill YOU
Iloater--how do you find Yourself
these hardtimes.'
Astonishing poor-look at these
here patches and these rotten shoes.
Jim, | think we arerelics."
What do you find to cat now-a-
day."
'Parched corn and cabbage leaves
by Moses"
'Ha ha--good? You forgot the
way to Mrs Us Kitchen
'WclI, well Jim people isn't gen.
Ierons; look at this big house here
where lives a man no better in nv
way of thinking than you or | who is
worth his thousands and eats roast
pig and turkey every day while we
live in rags andpoverty.'
i was thinking ofthat same thing
and Bill, I've an idea--I don't see
why the deyi! he should'ntbe as poor
as we are. | hold to an equality of
rights Every mans as good as an
other man and no man ought to have
more than his neishbor--them's my
sentiments
The remark like this ofhard-bree-
chcd loafer puts me in mind of a
complaint | heard little truant sha-
yor make to his playmate the other
day. They had been away with
their hoops and kites Sam with leave
Joe without. Joe on his return
home, got a hogging for his pre-
sumption and trespass. The next
time he met Sam. he hailed him:
''Sam did your father lick you
yesterday"
"Pho noe"
"Din'nt he? Well my father lick
ed me and don't see why you amt
as much rightto a licking as | haver'
tie gave him onc.--COlumbuS Regis
ter.
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-10-26
Jefferson j. Meek
Robert p. Harris,
Attachment for $3.50 37a
returned levied on aNe-
GRO Rhv Bob
John T, Smith

Robert z. Harris, Attachment for 1882 37a
VS.. returned levied on aNe-
joint. Smith gro Boy Bob
N Office is hereby given that an attachment
IN hath been issued at the suit of Jefferson ]:
Meek and Robert P. Harris, against the estate Of
john I, Smith, for the sum of Three hundred and
Eighty two dollars and thirty seven and half
CENTS returnable to the next Circuit Court ofTip-
pah County, in the 9th Judicial District for the
State Of Mississippi, to be holden oh the fifth Mon
day after the fourth Monday in October next;
which has been returned by the sheriff of said
county into the Clerks office as levied on negro
Boy Bob, and if the said John T. Smith do not
appear, and plead within the time limited by law,
for his appearance, Judgment will be entered and
The estate attached by virtue of said attachment
will be sold. -
H. w. STRICKLIN; Clerk.
b Sept. 28, 1887. 9-4t [prs fec SIS 00.l
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-10-26
..os Kemdan's Mission to
w. ,. Jslnmd.-T'he Rhode Island

,de IslGf0.-IHo Nhode Island
'rs corroborate the truth of the
wing ~, charge against the Post
," Gener.L We are prepared
' I'm all kinds of political and
r;dual dishonesty in the chiefs
70 narty but the following from
n Y. Courier and Enquirer pre-
9 A picture ofadark and forboding
ect to every true friend of the lib
a. of his country.-Natchcs
hat srch-fend Kendall has been
n,tched on u visit to Rhode ISL
to use the weight and intiu-
y ofthe Government in behalf of
|,,ce. 1t is said that the revenue
fer was placed nnder the control
NJ. Pearce by order of Mr. Ken
and that that worthy has made
81, in her to Block Island for the
nose ofbuying up the votes at that
&c. Nay his friends are sufficient
mOudent to boast that he has sue
,ded and point to the fact of Mr..
udalrs presence and the employ
mt Of the revenue cutter to prove
interest felt at Washington in the
EuI of the coming struggle. A
user outrage than this visit of
| ndaII and the employment of a
enue cutter in the service of a
| lddatc for Congress has never
| N Witnessed in our country and it
| uId be made the subject of a spe-
inquiry by Congress. We can
conceive ola measure more at
lance with the genius Of our instr
ons CT one which if preserved in
0 certain to destroy the liberties of
country. Had any person ven-
ed to predict ten years ago that in
short space elapsed the people
| Id have been SO corrupted as to
nit such interference unrcbuked
would have been set down as a
Imam or one wantoniy insulting
intelligence ofthc country But
march ofdespolism has ever been
st Insidious.
re MESSAGE OF Mr. VAN buren,.
We have this precious document
It's head horns and hoofs--and
BIT 1t but a rifciamento ofLoco
'ols sugared over The UNITED
ENE that Senator Wright propo-
last. Lawrence paper or the
age plan of the Globe is the RENT
proposed for these times and this
cfthe civilization OF the world!
E sub-Ireasury schome--the in
tns Of all the public money to
custody ofthc office ho!ders-thc
Splng of all the gold and silver
can be got at for them and for
mlnt-and the leaving of the
PIE to the rags of the banks and
saIn-plasters of the city corpora
SIS the olive branch of Mr. Van
en- The issuing OF Treasury
ISIS i limited at to save the Govern
from its bankruptcy; but the
''e are to be left to their destiny.
wilderness ofwords thatthrong
message we see but one idea
up; and that is the scuoe AMI
ol inc Waterloo field--the gov
'e en- beginning it and abandon
Gu el tno classes of society to
:. 'a'e'-Ne'o York Daily En-
moy seem right fOa man-to
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-10-26
Administrator Notice.

WMIHEREAsl letters of administration were
" granted, to the undersigned on the nin :
teenth day of August A. ID: 1887; upon the Es-
tate of Benjamin +. Woffofd deceased, late of the
County of Tippah and late Of Mississippi All per-
sons indebted tc the Estate Of the said Benjamin
Il. Wofford deceased, are hereby notified to come
forward and make immediate payment, to the I'M
dersigned; and all porsons having demands against
the Estate aforesaid must present them, properly
authenticated, within the time prescribed by law
or they will be forever bareds
WILLIAM NJ. WOFFORD, Admir-.
Oct. 10, A. ID. 1887. 11-4%
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-10-26
Land for sale.

HYIIE south west quarter dissection 80, Town
II ship Four Range -Four; the above men,
toned tract, quarter section ofland will be sold
low if immediate application be made to the I'M
mediate application be mad to the undersigned IL
wing on the premlses-the above quarter section is
toerable well improved, two good springs Of ex
cellent water, dwelling house &c any person with
ing to purchase would do well to visit tie premises.
lMILUS W. MOODY.
Ri0ley. Sent. 7. 1887. 5-ff
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-10-26
James w. Davis.
n TTORNEY at L 4 w.

WV ILL attend the Circuit Courts Of Tippah,
w Pontotoc, Tishorningo and Itawamba in
the 9th Judicial District, and Marshall in the 9Th
in the State of Mississippi. All business put in
his hands will be attended to with fidelity and
despatch. His office is on the East side of the
Public Square in Ripley.
Oct. IS, 1887. lift
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-10-26

NiOTICE is hereby given that an attachment
IN hath issued 1t the suit of Isaac Wheatly,
against the estate of James G. Barbee, for the sum
of Sixty Four Dollars and fifty CENTS returnable to
the next Circuit Court of Tlppah County, in the
9th Judicial District for the State Of Mississippi,
to be holden on the fifth Monday after the fourth
Monday in 1887; and if the said James G.. Barbee
do not appear, give special bail and plead within
the time limited by law, for his appearance JudgI
ment will be entered and the estate attached by
virtue ofsaid attachment will be sold.
Witness Hardy w. Strickln Clerk of the said
Court, this Goth day of October 1887.
H. w. STRICKLlN, Clerk.
Oct. go, 1887. l1-4w [prs fee SIS O0]
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-10-26

James G. Barbee.
NOTICE is hereby given that an attachtiieht
lV hath issued at the suit of Josiah Short, u
gainst the estate of Jamer G.. Barbee for the sum
Of Fifty Five Dollars, returanble to the next Cir
cult Court of Tippah County. in the 9th Judica,
DISTRICT for the State Of Mississippi, to be holden
on the fifth Monday after the the fourth Monday in
DC cher 1887; and if the said James G.. Barbee do
not appear, give special bail and plead within the
time limited by law for his appearance, Judg-
ment will be entered, and the estate attached by
virtue of said attachment will be sold.
Witness Hardy w. Stricklin Clerk of the said
Court, this goth day of October 1897.
H. w. STRICKLIN, Clerk.
Oct. 90, 1887. 11-4w [prs fee SIS OO]
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-29
BY isaac J.. .lIc(OY.

IJI11CC M. N : tTVt1lF 7 NEIilll2''. J
On "Wednesday, :: 9th inst, nj y O'Clock, nj tie Ar
W cadc Exchaugc, will he sold. without reserve
AVAILABLE LOTS OF GROUND,
l, 2 3, aud 4, per plan adjoining each olcr, and
situate St. John the Baptist ST. between Orange and
Richard streets, measuring each 81 fl II in aod 5 lines
front, by Ia # 10 in and line. in Depth hey will
be sud in iock Together with the buildings and i'm
provemcuts thereon, CONSISTING oftwo handsome dwell
ing houses with kitchens sc. Each rtGscis q, RS
sent under Il rent, at the of $500 per annuml.
They in the immediate vic initv u the Water works
and well worthy the attention OF capita lists and tlosa
desifens ofmakns rermnn nj and profitable invest
meat
Tcrms-Fhc purchaser 10 assume the pnyment Of
S'375 due 2nd May, 1887, and the amount Oh the
2nd May 1885, and the balance in f, -, 49, and "a mos
for drawn and endorsed the satisfaction ri The
Sellers dl, dcd INTO 10 suit their convenience,
secured by mortgage until fual payment Ii B Cenu,
notary public. nls7
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b ftf"SSa "A, TIE: Steamboat LEONlDNS, An
tz.VItl-ET, Sdr'ws muster, having been expressly
~ fitted for The towing business, is now
ready TO FIJI orders in that way ill py between this and
the Eng ish Turn; also tow vessels up and down the
coast to plantations, thing in the towing inc that
may "itr. For further Information apply al No &c
10Y dr,s street TOURNE Il BEtkWIriL
\. u. Persons wanting the above boat 10 low, will
please Leave their odcrS above ur at Rowland and
la l. Old InXcr - ~
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.RLEANS LITHOIiKAPHIC NEEICE-

ORLEANS LIFHOGRAPHIE OFFICE.
'ENHE proprictors of this establishment beg leave to
n inform the public, they have Just receive from
the North Al extensive adlo their stock of u,atc
inl4, cmh ing large md nov photographic Presses of
he most nnlcrr structure, together with assert d sizes
of the largest and finest .ogrni,hr Stones the fine St
iill"sruPhic Paper, with cvcrysuitrl: necessary in
their line. They have also engaged first rate Journey
men l.lthograrhcrs. who have just arrived from New
York They arc now prepared 10 do all Kind of work
IN their line of business in superior manner, and at the
shortest notice: such Maps of Town; Maps Of Vii
lagcs; Maps of city Lots; Maps of Real Estate gene.
rally, Merchants Circulars Bill Heads; Ellis of En-
change; Bank Checks, &c. &c. They can, by uniting
feet inches wide.
A. this Office has been got up i'll style cqul to
III the c 'uitry, the patronage ufthusc whi may
wosk OF iilc kind to do is respectfully sulice Their
terms will he moderate, and graduated according to the
Il, of work ordered Mi
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CoasfWise.
EnI, AI0RlIE

lfd The splendid new schooner FREDERICK
lTFtfls ARNET, Arnet master, having half her car
=sseaEz.E- so engaged, will po vcy sail on saturday
is Afril. For freight passage apply on buurd ono.
site Julia ST. or at II Poydras ST. to
my GRIFOT & PAIGE
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EDORk.-90 boxes Of 100 h. each clear sides, suit
L ble for the IVES, India market store and for sale
by ROGARr Il llAWTH )ltN
INF GR lrnyirr 81
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DACON.-!J1 casks Cincinnati smoked Bacon, con
sis,ing of HAMS sides, and shoulders in and
far sale by BOGARr Il HAWTHORN,
f3 f,r;yirr II
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(NIEAR PORK il boxes aud harr>ls, Humps Pork;
" Jolcs; Prn, an Mess, lnnli e from ; Mo-
AM for sal. by LiIEr Il yNELUNG,
m7 II Common street
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FOR LOUISVILLE, CINClNN tTI,

aud all lntefmedloc ports.
b. ffsSaFs Ga The fast running first class steamer
trz41:sl-z4A,EMIssIsslpPIAN, Gillett muster, is
- ~ e. ready and receiving freight opposite
Chstemhouse slreet having half her cargo on board
she will depart positively on Wednesday ut o'clock
r. M. For freight passage, having elegant accom-
modntions apply on board at l49 Tc,upitoulas st.
to mo II GRAHAM
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SADDLE FOUND--Dn the LIST inst. i'll Canal st.
N The ownr l,ay: it by calling at the om'ns-
sary sicr, the court house, opposite Lafayette square
hy payiup cxpausss. JOHN PRICE,
ma :,t Commits Sar, LIST ward.
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For the Tnterior.
FOR CINCINNATI.


b. ff&ssSjA "a The superior IA running and sub
JIG ~ Sstontial steamer ECHO, IIyngton,
49, - master, will leave this morning thu,
18th inst At ~ o'clock NJ For freight fassagc nav
ing superior furnished accommodations apply on board
Opposite Poydras ST., or at 63 Gravicr st, to
m28 BOGERT &. HAWTHORN
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TIE MOTHERS I;tJ,IEj


GUNS preparation extensively used throughout all
Tue erthcu States, eomna'ccs to be in ,sre:,
p'c her., and deserves the attention of all mothers in
Slate OF Iesnncy. By commencing the use of it two
or three weeks before confinement, the suifcrings will
he lesscncd and the time ofther duration sho lcneA
Apply tote subscriber, agent for the propricors, for
cop. of the certificates given the inventors
ny cmincnt , sicans, with directions for the use of
this important Specific HBONABGL
rs cor Natchcz * 1cloupitoulas st.
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EATINE.-,50 baskets Champagne wine OF til,
w Anchor, Hadluck and GrunlIow brands, i'll pints
and quarts, received and for sale by ..
BOGART Il HAWTHORN,
hl 1.
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OFrIcE EAGLE INsuRlNcE CnMrl

OFFICE EAGLE Insurance CoMrAMy,)
New Orleans, March G. 1897.
At the annual Election for Directors of this J,sttu
ton the ensuing year the following naAed gentle
men elected, viz
James Grilshaw, joseph A. Barcll;
Thomas Barrett, Henry u. K chardson
Henry Kelley, john Whitehead
John T.. HYDE,
And Ut meeting Of tho board this day, John White
head " Us elected President
james Stockton, Inspector.
Edward Briggs. Attorney And
MI 3t CHARLES RIrCHi.E. Secretary
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TLNREr-l0 hhls Tor sale by
" fc2J READ u BARSFOW, CT GRAY icr st.
TINCINNATl IARD-loOD kegs Lard, very su-
" pcrior article, landing from steamer Persian, and
lor sale by LAlET ANELuNH,
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CITY BANK,2
New Orleans, March LIST, 1887.
'ENllE hoard Of Directors have this div declared d.
Hidchd OF per cent on the capital stock for the
last six nths payable the stockholders on or after
Inc 18th March inst. ROB'r J PALFREY,
mo (, ,L;..'
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h f+-IsSS a. FUK SNTE,
II her furniture, &c. The bon, is in good
running order, having lately undergone repairs and will
he sold great bargain if immediate appIicalonis made
) SLATER p Poyfr,s ST 20
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FOX HAWKE.
IL The fine A and fast sailing ship ELIZA
r1sl.> BETH, Captain Player, wants 300 bales of
z cotton 10 complete her cargo. For passage
,pulv TO MIA l.. II. GALE, 9}, Common st.
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FOR NEW YORK.
,Ft The A | fast sailing brig RUPERT, capt
,SrTAN> Eankin wants the bulk of 800 bills to com
1872 Y plete her cargo. For freigh, of which or pas
age npply to ~ T WHITNEY,
ni24 8 Conf st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-29

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