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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-09-27
NEw-ORLEANs, Sept. 8.

b. sB.44Aa IN EW-OkLEANSs oCpt q.
MuRpER.--t becomes our painful duty to
record a murder perpetrated in our city on
the evening of the 9th instant. under circum-
stances of horrid atrocity. The scene where
this heinous tragedy was acted is small
grog- shop on Girod street. 1t was owned by
a woman named Mrs. Doyle. who employed
a Young man to assist her in the establish
ment as bar keeper. Circumstances had oc-
CURED about the house which excited the
suspicious Of the police. For this reason. a
watchman was stationed near the premises
to spy the movements of the inmates on the
night above mentioned. At an early hour
near the dawn of day, a man was seen steal
ing out of the front door of the house, with
what appeared to be bag, upon his back.
The watchman hailed him, and started in
pursuit, when the suspected person dropped
his load, and ran back into the; house. The
Waterman stopped to examine what the fu-
gitive had dropped, and found it TO be guam
tity of mud and dirt wound up in blanket.
The circumstance seemed rather mysterious,
and the Waterman, after calling to his aid a
reinforcement from the guard house, COM
menced search of the house. The plank
facer was raiscd, aandthe body of man muir
for the reception of his body. The grave
being filed by the corpse, rendered il me-
cessary to carry off the surplus dirt, which
led to the detection Of the murderers. IS.
The unfortunate victim was sailor. named
Gotlief who had few days previous taken
his discharge from the United States Navy,
and received his pay, amounting to $50 or
500. The woman of tho house was ar
rested, and three men, her associates in the
crime. The examination occupied all day
yesterday before the Recorder, Mr.. Bald
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-09-27

Those Of our bfosherhood, tsays the New, HeSAM
Herald,) who know their own valne-are a9sSRap Of
eheir care to do rightly, their sof gaet
Judgment, and der capacity 70 employ theuas.Eil
coincide ~ once With the item suhoined. ItsNeake
a least the chief duty Of
thas spirt e abused the penalty always al enele
right bead; 4 NOT. it's CROWN. and N sze pf
juaici0us and salalaEy p0weP.5 ssss M So Gietst
The best thing an editor cen DO Is 10 pleasa
Esen to c0vassA, but epnlemn diclatioa-fAilk What
he p'easss. and do % he likes Il BE paij 6gB
other cOuEee, o. allOW9 bic tabseS5hSEs 70 <elsS TT
ihim-Ae will always have 1Veabls, = so 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-04

,ion.r Indiana docs not disturb them m
,hc least. If they but make a gain OF one
sol;,ary member IA some Timbugboo, they
raise 4 shout, and the, find GLORY enough
IN ,he result. As Illinois and Missouri come
,borob both of them have ever been strong
Jackson and Van Buren, States the Loeo
Focos are quite prepared TO YIELD 'hen up
10 ms. with a 1--WE expected IT, and are MOI
disappointed 10 the least On Alaoa ifl--
alone 90 they stump. Tina, beng very
i,,d ,aon.v State, where hard faonel Gov
e,oor signed an &c, Of the lrs' tlra s'1"s..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-04

Democracy Of Numbers TO which they DO
not belong and yet, nevertheless, the one
fGh q. ,hey now are. call the four fii,hs
sA,is,ocrats. "-"Opposer Of the Demoe-
,,cyn-.!Tbe enemies Of the People :"
ilr Van Bufen 100 l' Philosopher pc
yond doubt lie IS irsEng and mr'lng
Ike Young Boy, not an Old one as be 49,
Al tbe Wine sulphur Springs, where The
neiabbor of Virginia, the Crest state OF
Moth CAROLINA, Is pouring Is : h,g arillic'
~ mo ms ears. Inc ipee Of Name, tho
loss Of Rhode Island, tho Toes Of h.s own
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-04

LEGISLATURE, postpon,nc the resumption Of
specie payments till 1870, the los Of It
,gould hreak their hearts, aud their Ph.loso-
ply would hy az once e.
That Loco Focos are Philosophers, u VIC
had no, their great she-Apos'lc, Fanny
Wuabt. to ,ouch for the fact. We should
consider established BY the herolsm with
which they receive the IRE OF !he sre-l 70 30
d. Of the People IN al tae states. ire
popular voice oacs nnsin the least DISTURB
,sen. lie DenDs -ssg they ies.si they are
,souys fyg. sita. o! the People make up Z
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-04

New York, the loss Of Louisiana, and Mis-
sissippi. the loss Of the Great West, tho
caylng away from under hIs feet Of all the
.Joctsgnisrl on which he stood his empire,
has moi 80 much affected him, but that he
is .sniing" aud "gracious7 al the Springs.
As Antony m the luxurious tolls of Cleo
patrs. SO DOES orr Beau Brumniel iondle a.
way his hours, as others take from him has
power.
Vermont is 10 speak Sepiembcrf. silas
Wright. tie Lieutenant Of lhe North bag
oeea there with Is Golden CAli,-b1i u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-04
PHILOSOPHY ABOUT ELECTIONS.

PHILOSOPHY ABOUT ELECTIONS.
This Loco Focos have become Philoso-
phers. Whatever mishap eials them, they
put up with stoical indifference. The
loss % the great State of North Carolina,
which gave Mr. Van Buren, us Electoral
vote, "they expected" and they take the
los as s. matter II course. Having lost ey-
cry thing "a Louisiana, they thank ihe,r
Loco Foco Dllues, It IS no worse, but I'll
vail be right, "pexi time" As Kentucky
speaks by Us TaoUslsps, "no mailer" ihey
ssy. aor "taas Sc Federal State past redemp'
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-25
ARGE MAps OF MISSISSIPPI AND ALAslxl,

ARGE Mars OF MISSISSIPPI AND AEAsAnl,
IL showing the public and Indian lands, lndi
,.niteeervations, Land districts, Townships, Strsss
sc. engraved from the government surveys al
pl its in the General Land Office, WashiYtonC.
ty: by L. GILMAN. DraugMtsman in tho General
Land Office.
+. TAYLOR, Bookseller, Washington City. ha
just published land secured tina copyright according
to llw) the above maps, which will b. fuad infu'
ly more complete and accur tie than any heretofore
published They are published on seperats sheets;
each cont lining ne .rly six square feet, and will b
found espec lily useful and valuable to those inter-
ested in the lands ofeither state, as they show ne
ry item Of information which is in the posseaos
of the land Offices relative to water cources tovt
ship lines, lndi IN lands and reservations nd az
tricts, &c, and will be found perfectly accurate 49,
precise in these points. They can be sent Oy naa
to any part of the United States, subject on!
single letter post sge. Price two dollars, OF nv
copies Of either will be sent by maj. for five dch4*
liberal discount viii be made to travelling agup
or to any who buy to sell again. "
OrEditors of newspapers, any where, VINO WIS
give the above advertisement (ncluding ths ~
tice) one or two Insertions shall receive DI ls'us
mail a copy ofeuch map, if they will send coH
oftle p per cont lining it to the advertiser.
Aug. II, 1887,
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/" AA DOLLARS REWARD. Stolen
1OOO from the stage on the spring Hill
10 ID i.st evening. (ylst Now about 3 O'Clock,
the Nozzle and COLUMBUS mil. The above re-
ward viii be given for the apprehension ofthe thiei
md IN il. or ! liberal rev ard for either.
At tae same time the Greensboro stage wae Ia
ken from the Post Office, Ind the thief not finding
the m Il. therein left It abo,t three blocks distaut
from the Post Office, with the horses hitcled.
Those having se' money in the m ill, would do
we'll to descrioe it, and have il advertised. ms it
IN y lie I'd the detection ofthe william or Williams.
n LABAN p. POOLE.
The country papers Throughout the State Of Al
.bar and Mississippi, are requested to publish
the above two or Stree times in their .pers,
Dec 81, 1887. 2l-3w
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1mv .nE., ~ ny ts~sws Ur,y. I,s'ng ~ We
~ Ind ~ VII O.. ems dun ~sef nifksd
.,I.l crop ~ figa so. sw ,IIo~ ffk IN ,.s lcli,
witt bdI on ,p'd 10 ~ doll ~ i's ~ ~ oi
August 1897.
( .Asn up by iyd rwi living Ncn, ~ salem,
Uns Ny iiom,, uwer ysus did. ~ hind foot
~l,.ss, str In bs lcrsm VI. ,tcu' dnssn b snds
nigh ,p'd ~ a. dbl ~. 'or IN 1897.
Iakeh up ny Niche ! I'os, In " nxc z Town.
ship b, One Ny Mrs md olt. the N 70 soppos.
cd 10 Ie seven years old, tiirosn 81 pds bgI With
an ~ white IN i,e ncs'riI md fscc and doll u
bell On, tie colt 10 gry IN 'l,efsd pony "pp~.
cd ~ BE- four years old nsst spring, .o'og wits IN
is fee, no br .nds perccivabe III ap'd 10 50 DOL.
I ~, ti,c i4th Nov. 1887.
Taken ~ by q ,me Parker, living 20 miles n.
west Of Ripley, on Dvis's creek tine Horse uIc
supposed to be two yc,r oldl ,p'd to 81 doll ~.
Al 10 Ono 'orrl t'illyi tbs rga mind fVt
Wits no br ,nds perceiv ,blc, tp'dto 80 doll YRS,
ALSO On, otosr Flley,rig hind foot waite,
no br ,nds psrceiv ,ble, ap to 81 dollars the RSti
day Of Nov. 1887.
Taken up by Joseph Melon I'D, living tive and
a half miles Nor OF ,lsm, Ons Dark Bay Horse,
about hour yeAr4 old. fifteen hands higi, ap'd to 10
dali Ire the end Oct. 1897.
Taken up by Davis King, living 20 miles North
of Ripley, rns By Marc Mule Of common size
nine or ten veins old ap' to 90 doll ,rs the 25th
of Nov. 1887
Taken up by Shelton Nenffow, living ten Mills
North # Ripley, ,A.ne Soirel Horse ABOUT fifteen
md half hands hgh, ten or ele,eny e RS old right
nip shoten s.lr in forehead, sore back, ONE sad
die spots, no br nds perceivable; ap'd to 45 dol.
lars, the 18th Deer. 1897.
Taken up by samuel Will inns. living four miles
South Of Ripley, one Dark Bay Horse. fifteen
lands high, SIN il st r in mis- orele I'd no Or nds
percev ,ble, Snort ILL., about seven years old; apd
20 dollars the 4th Deer. 1887.
Taken up by james Loody, living on the he I'd
of Porters creek about five miles South East from
Berlin, One Red Brindls steer, about five ye,rS
old. marked with an under bit and an over bit in
each eur, or Win t you may Ill apopullr leaf; ap d
Ito 80 doll IRIS the l7tl of Oct. 1897.
Taken up by George Montgomery, living on the
re I'd waters ofTippth about ten miles North from
Ripley, One orre Mare, about nine or ten ye re
old, about fourteen hands higa small blaze in her
forehe ID no trks or br .nds perceivable; ap'd to
80 doll RS the llth Nov. 1887.
Teken up by Ep,rl.m 'prks, living six miles
y. T.. fom S.lenl, One Yoke of Work Steers
one red and white back and f.ce, msrked vita a
cr p md cross slt in the left er Ind under Bit in
the vght--the otler Gun orindls; sw How fork Ind
nick in each esr, ten or eleven years old; ap'd to
~ doll .rs the gotta Of Nov. 1887.
Tsk7nupby Carrot Frey, living nine miles
If Ripley, One BY Horse, seven or eigat ye lrs
old white m4rk on the right shoulder; ap d to
IS dollars the 9th Nov. 1887.
p. G.. KING. r. T.. G.
Jany. IL, 1887. 2l-Sw Y
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The RIPLEY TRANscRIPr.

The RIPLEY TRANscRIPT.
Publshed every Thursday Morning.
JAMES b. Walks R, Editor q PropsIes0'
TERxs.-Per year. paid in advance, 30
Paid within six months, 80
Ifdel.yed until the end ofthe year, '.i1
A flilure to notify discontinuance at INC - ~
the time subscribed for, will be considered
eng .gement. u
No paper discontinued until al arreasas'
settled, except at the option ofthe editor
0eTLetters addressed to the editor, to emu
tentitn, must be post paid. rmt
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at one donaI = "
very twelve lines or less, for the first nse'O 49,
ffy cents for each continuance. AllDe'A
ton made to those who advertise by uie y,s" n
All advertisements not m srked on -
number ofinsertions, will b confined sa'A
and charged accordingly.
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os entering tss political sssna, a. -.
tie proprietor u swsse that ns viii I,sss ~. y
s,'cle' 10 eheo'ntsr. growing Nv, sfths lIGss.~.
ncidsht ~ tina settIsmgnt ofs nov eovousv !. ~
~ that dp,ry disssns.onst the lcuusv -
10 b. able 10 sufmount by industry ssd 49,.
.ncc. .a~ later m'y. wMI'ss, much ILsvsis.
tho pm II t'e pecpIs, wsdes The s9svss w
Editor 10 h. uscIul. entlfely unevsIIIus. ~ !.
nesortl,elesf. enter u,on tho underaL;ns. -"
desvor where We c'hnct plcase, At Is.., ~
oilendi the promotion u the public, ss wsl ~.
own interest being orr object, and the isss.~.
the West gcner lily. We have selected Ina r..
Ripley, Ms the tbs urc Of our Operations. I"s
eli Aim, and AL we expect Ia f.i and hos... ~
port IN the labor Of ouf profession.
To furnish the news of,hs day in the <s.,,...,
and polite. i werld TO communicates ;re,,,.'.1S
ofshe rqpd and extensive diffusion Of tno,l.lN
10 promote and uphold the interest oS,Ls 60
mcrcil mt and mec;lanic.--will be che le.d.. :,
lect. Opposed like TO p.rly intolerance ana 49,.
81 IN bigofry, our aim will be, TO war, N. n.,.,..
ofdngers which may thre item TIVE co,ssry; 70 ,u.'
gcst such snures 1t my be thought bru caler..
ted TO ldv nee the perm ,nlnt interest Of ta,r =.
but hig .ly favored country.
On the subject of political affairs, We sh,l....
Oily oppose every association Of indyjdu a. 49,
whatever name or disguise, whose object /. !. =.
str lin, by party m enagement, the hill e.pr,,,;,.
OF unprejudiced sentiment; we shaIl sdyoc,t. ~.
.use Of pure, unmixed democracy--sot ,has ~
ofdsmocr cy, watch teaches blind sut passive
oLed,nce to the dictates ofparty and partisan l...
ders, without enqurng into the purity Of their ma.
tives; but tht wiicl teaches the right and c,,..
city of the people themselves, to nominate ~
choosc their own rulers, Ind prescribe their on,
me .sures OF government, ,fntided by directiona
and uninNuenced by party leadrcs.
We sh II endeavor ,obe temperate and respect.
full tow rds polite 4 opponents, and to respect In
CT ,racter md fe lings ofthose WHO may differ with
us in opinion either as to men or measures y,
SAIL cl lin the right in respectful manner. to crit.
icise the pre.ensions of such rs offer their services
to the public, we sall not deny this right to otn
but We will not tlelt as enemies, and as unwcnh,
puDlic condolences such as differ with us in opia,
ion, and ,rsue ahigh-mnded and honorable eours
TERMS.
TIE publication of the "RIPLEY TRAM
CRYPT will be commenced rs soon az ii is ascer,p
ned that a sufficient number Oh subscribers can
t,ined, The RIPLEY TRANscRIrr, will h
neatly printed, with entire new materials, procur
expressly for the purpose, on fine Royal Shes,
at Four Dollars in advance, or Foe at the end d
the year; payment m ,de any time within .w
months liter the issuing of the second NUMBER vii
be considered in advance.
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Take Notice

"A LII WON It my concern, tat the under
IN igned swiing to " TIC Dire of my ',crse
heretofore hired by fostm ster for tie convey me-
of tie m ii. hut here ftsr ! shall ply no su,i con.
trlcts; and all those concerned in stoppinr nv
horse my expect to be h ndled with the law.
RUBT. HUNTER
jan. II. 1889. 21-3w
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-25
Job x~rinting.

IN IE Editor il wing procured In excellent as
sortment of Job Type will execute Ill kinds
III Jon PRINTING with ne .tness and desp tch, and
on IS moder tie terms us it IN be done in the state
PAMPHLETS, GIRO UL.4RS,
LABELS, HORSE BILLS,
CARDS, BLANKS, total kinds. !
Together with any otter work that may be
wanted, will be promptly attended to.
We solicit the iron ,ge oftiis, and the adjoin.
ing counties, and assure those VINO m " p,tronze
is, thst no pins shall be wanting On our part I,
give univers i 8 .tsf ctlon.
Ripley, .foy 81, 1887.
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-25
CLEANING
A DILEMMA.

A fjllog vest rdiy entered tho
passizc IN tho Rate between iio
bar and tho BARRIERS shop. H. had
on'y ono solitary BIT, "a long beard
aad q c,,ioun I'D thirst lis want.
cd I, b. shaved, and he also wanted
to b. hfshhrej. What to do he
kory not fjr u n'omsDt. but whilo
rumlaaiing ON his condition, tllo't
struck him to toss his bil--hcads.
sh no; t,ils, ,u'cp. Up went the bit
=. lends. shave; tails, lulop. 'That's
~, f,r.' said no, and up goes the
hi, agiii, f,r seven successive iin's
an heads il wis.--Fin,lly up COM
tails. '!'hat's fair. the lons beard
my goto tho d--'!' and down wen,
tho mint ju'ep.--.V. D. Picny"~.
A & ,ntlsmln travelling in the
couatry observed a red headed ur-
chin heoing corn near the road side,
whoa tho f,'low;ag dial ,gue cnsued.
G'at-My boy, yoar corn Looks
rather yellow.
Boy.-Yes. dad went all the way
dowl to uncle Mats to get yellow
corn to plant this year.
Gent.--But it's very small-lthink
YOU will not haSe more than half il
crop.
Boy.-Wc don't expect to have.
for we planted it on the shares.
Plinier's P.Utpybs.-Pay thou
the printer in theday that thou owes
him, that the evil day may be afar OF
les, the good man ofthe law sende,I,
the thy bhl:-Groeting.
Remember him of the quill and
the little devils around him, and
when thou weddest thy daughter to
the man of her choice send thou unto
him bountiful slice of the bride
loaf.
Borrow net that for which thy
neighbor has paid but go and buy
for myself, Of him who hath to seIl.
Thou shat not read thy nelghbor's
paper, nor m,lest him in the peace
full possession oft, lest thou standes,
condemned in the sight of him who
drives the quill, and thy charae ter b,
hawked about by poor children.
Borrowing My marin wants to
know if your ma m VIII lead m,
marin your marm's pic axc to make
our hog hen cop? o., certainly
and when you 90 home just ask
your m other if'she'lI be kind enou- h
to lend us keg Of tia, firkln butter
she bought to-day, that's Il nice littl
man; and just loan us a mess ofthem
trouts and eels your father caught
this afternoon. and bring them down
with the butter, nv doar-and III.
certainly give you the first bright
cent | find in the ashes. Il gu oss
on the WHOLE" said the boy, we
shan't want that pickaye of youril.'
An lrisman travelling street that
was paved, a dog accostod him witt
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w. dsslgh VI ts vs'porsa pN'sIe aw.' WI
u. bs 10 furnish a weekly cosUg~nd ~ hswsI
"a g,s, eovsct ,nihrnsiioo upon Al suIjse's ofio
,srps,. 10 npic. all ffpproyem ,nis IN agriculture
md t;is urr', ,mc Afsl 10 present a brief sysops
as II Liter ny aud ~sniidc In,rII,s,ncel In s,ofi
to furnish per odIc Il shatcl, o p,ssing events.
pnicu = attention wIll bc p,IJ 10 tho procss.
dings Of bot, { 10 \ ,,on md n ~ Lcgl,l dufes,
md ovsry occurrence wl,ici may n nspifs IN sitas
~. oul,tcd 10 interest tic reader. will receive
noticr.
polhic 4 inform ,,on viii be given IN tho mort
,ccur 10 and imp vii Il iorm for waica purpose the
80, rourgss will be resort ID to. Although the "
ator is no p,rtisin, in tie modern accept ,tcn Of
polics--On tie contrary, when polit cal questions
arise involving the public interest be IL apt 10
tjro, an opinion from the "lga,s before him, and
feels il his privilsg, freely to express 5is sent.
,nentr in r, ton to all publ; matters. To avoid
mscon, option. the Editor deems i proper to state,
tist no did not aid in tho elevation Of Mr.. Van
buren, to the ciisf M,gistr,cy, but g we mis- vote
md his influence to ludge " hte--lt my also, be
proper to rem Irk TAFT he Il opposed to some Of the
r,mn mt vets Of tha te and present adnIinis,r u
lions, particularly the series Of fexpermsntt up n
The currency, which, the Editor believes hAd u
efficient agency in produsng the wide spre ID wide
spre I'd pecunl Try distress wlch Is SO nuriously
Effected the prosperity Of The country. Entert H.
niny this opinion, saould Mr.. Van buren, continue
to psrsue the course policy, the Editor an.
not promise to support his administration. How
ever, no p,rty need .cul .de upon the unscrupu-
ons support. or the ibie opposition Of the
dississipi Hooking beyond men or parties, the
editor will ende vor to estm tie the en- .rlcter OF
ne .sures in lccord .nce with the bearng upon
tle Constitution ofths country and the interest
;Ae people. The Editor 81 .ims to be an ''old f.
liored republic IN in sentiment, and is devoutly
1T .cledto the principles Of liberty tAught by the
Iyetsr,us of 1t nd '98.
The NORTH Msss ppi,n is designed to be a
Free Press open to the people, of all prties, tor
free nterch .nge Of opinion and sentiment; ali
like to be governed BY the same rules Of discus
sion which tie Editor prescribes to himseli;-gen-
lem My cortesey, ioroetr .nce and clndour.
| Tie st tie oftas m Ikets will be regurl Try given
md g,nsril SUNNI ry Of intelligence; and the
,dtor will ende .vor to curiv tie correct NOR Il
ste tae community, md inculcate love Of Ii.
1erty, Nv Ind order. In line. he will devote him
self to he interest of his p irons Ind the public.
so soon rs the fact is ascertained thlt sutil-
lent amunt ofpstron lge is offered to justify the
Undertaking. arr .ngements will be Immediately
IN Idle to commence the OBLIGATION.
TERMS.
The '.Narth .uississipp,an will be published
weekly, upon super-roy j sheet, at the following
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CUNFEClIONARlE
John M. Watson.

- AAAA 49, ~ - - - OA1o
KM AS just received from Louisville and Gin
HI CHM It'll, IN additional supply Of articles
n is linz, ii of which he offers to his friends
nd customers, md the public generally low tor
Cash; consisting in part Of the following viz:
Candy.
cinnsmon, Isme N =
Liquors.
!, Bbls Cog. Brandy, / Bul. Tef. Wine,
| do. Champaign do. I do. Mig, do.
= do. Holland Gin, | do Cordial,
| do Rum, ! do. Cherry Br,n'y,
10 doz. Cl.rit Wine, 2 dog. Oh ,mp,ign wine,
9 do. Port d. Cordi j in bottles.
| Bbl. Almonds, IA Box Myers Tobacco
4 do. FilDerts, do Honey Dew do
do Br we u nuts. 6 Canist .rs of Oystars,
2 Kegs Figs, $500 Sp:nish Cigars,
3 do. best Ride Powder, 600 Melee do.
lOnl5s Lead. Boxes Sperm Candles
500 Gun Flints, 2 do. T.llow do.
500 Marbles, Box white Soap,
'odfreys Cordial, Bstemans Drops,
Jpodeldoc, Steel Knitting Pins, l.
Best Silver eye Sewing Needles
nd m my other ,rticles too tedious to mention, to-
Tstler with Ills former supply .kes his stock COM
,let.
Ripley, .aSuy 81, 1887. l-sf
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>" "'h'hbS :" NE 10" " xyIsv 49,,
sS"A'y .Asvvvsv 10 N ss.s4<
ksvtsy TsAsssssp,.
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An lrisman travelling street that
was paved, a dog accostod him with
a throatn|ng growl The traveller
attem,ted to pull w ono of the pave
Ing stones to throw at him, but il was
fast. "Arrah," says Pat ''what a
coulthry is this--stones are tied and
dogs let loose"
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-25
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