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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-09-09
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
RIP EY ADVE IT'S E X

I"H HE liability OF the State for the Unio
Bank Bonds has become the all absorbn
topic Of discussion in the present canvass
and there is every indication that the election
will turn mainly upon this question. Every on
must necessarily feel deep interest in ques
ton involving the faith and hopor Of the State
and il cannot but be the wish OF persons through
out the County to obtain information upon chi.
tsubject. 10 place thiswithin the reach of all
who choose to avail themselves Of the opportu-
niry, the undersigned proposes to fRrRish the
Ripley Advertiser to subscribers, from the mid
de Of Augu.t until the middle Of November, at
The low rate Of FIFTY CENTS each. Up to that
| time the paper will be devoted chiefly to the
dis.emina ton of information upon the Bond
question.
| The internal policy of the State is q matter
! which now more Immediately concerns the pco-
pie Of Mississippi, ti,an National politics. Al
doctrine is proclaimed amongst ~, which has
brought reproach upon the honor OF the State
both in foreign lands, and among her sister
States. Every effort will be made by the Anti
Bonders to carry their State and Legislative
tickets sgain in November, and maintain faas
doctrine Of Reputation. To defeat such re. |
suit, we conceive it 10 be the duty Of every re-
Aecting man- every one who desires to see the |
Statemaintain it, faith insaelable--tc use all
laudable means. We have long since taken a !
uCVIuCu sthuu ~ iovVt VI TIC JCucIupC1OU U au /
the bonds issued by the State, and now call upon
all who agree with US, to aid in the great work |
OF unfolding its public credit. viii not our
friends exert themselves little 10 extend our
subscription list!
The Editorial department Of the Advertiser |
will be conducted BY SAMUEL BExroS Jr. Eaq.,
whose services the undersigned has succeeded
IN securing unit! the election. The known
ability Of Mr.. Benton as writer, will, ws are
confident, reader this arrangement highly ac-
;ep!able to Subscribers. ! he attention Of the
Publisher will nowbe exclusively directed to
he Mechanical execution Of his paper, and no
pain. will be spared to presen. neat and at
.ractive sheet.
@The low price adopted will compel Us to
'equire the CASH invariably with the name oil
zach subscriber. J. r. FORD,
Publisher and Proprietor.
August l043.
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Inc cHsPEsT fAPER IN the wosLD.
The miracle Of tho nineteenth century
The great American Newspaper.
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ARRIVAL T. DEPARTURE OF The
MAILS AT RIPLEY, Mi.

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Tuesdays, Fridays Tuesdays Thursday,
d Sundays at6Px 4 Sundays at S Az
HOLLY SPRINGS MAIL.
Arrives, Departs,
Iuesdays Thursd's Tuesdays Fridays (,
y Sundays as4Ax Sundays Il 7rx
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OXFORD MAIL.
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SMART Boy.-"J'm--'fyou don't behave
yourself III give you . good whipping
"Wsll, ma, wish you would, for I'll be
hanged il you've ever given ne aay licken
thai. called good, yet.
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From the N. Y. Tribune.
THE MORNING STAR.


~ AUGUSTUS sHopoRAss.
Inns morning has star rs bright
Az that which rolls on high,
Just a. the young Days cold gray light,
Steals softly Ger The sky!
A star Of joy-a star Of love,
Which fondIy, purely beams
Bright - ,be scenes whore gaily rove
Sweet Childhood's golden dreams.
Il bushes from the azure walls.
Where sleeps the faded night,
And BY ito smile Of Beauty calls
The soul to life and light!
70. a. the busy day rolls on.
Isfiss the burning glare,
And fades before the flaming Sun
Within ito realms Of air.
Then comes the noisy press Of Life
Tho mixing with The crowd;
The hunt for goId-shs woe--,he strife
Tie conflict long and loud!
But back from these my soul will turn,
And gazs on that dim star, g.
Bull behold il - an Urn
Who're Pleasures ashes are!
No more the laugh and song surround,
SO Nor sarly frisndshiP's saads;
But they are like the dull, dread sound
Borne from ruined aisle!
see bu, dim and misty forms
Once loving and caresssd;
Yet they stretch forth their shadowy arms
To touch my hsaviug breast. !
Then gaze Oh that sacred Soul
Which knew my earIiss. hours;
Whose words upon my spir;. stole
Like winds 10 Summer bowers!
Before me stands bis mighty Shade
And looks with eyes severe,
And points, through oil tho Past arraysd,
Unto each distant year.
He lifts on high his shattered lyss |;
And melody would bring,
But woos in vain the slumbering firs II
Ua.e ito mculdered string.
Not vainly did he touch tina, Tyre K
While Life flashed in his veins;
Zen now his tones fly winged with FIRE
Along our hills and plains!
And il my song has ever brought Il
A ray Of joy to me,
Twas that the sacred fame l caught, =
My early friend, from thee!
And though thy humble grave afar |.
My knees have never pressed, Il
Yet thou dos. shine, sacrsd star,
For ever in my breast! |;
But Oh when Silerce stills the Earth, |,
And brea,hes her spell on me, Ii
dream that thou dost wander forth, ID
And that walk with thee! |.
But On thy brow ! SEQ no more !,
Thy many woes impressed - +
Hosa, which like snake .fangs stung, and bore
Thy Spirit to ito rest:
Dat earnest, calm--thou movsss BY
md On me lay'st thy hand;--
- Z blessing 10 thine eye
Brought from the spisit-land;
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List Of Letters.

II EXAMINING in the kest Office, in Ripley
on the LIT Of July l643, which il not Ia
ken cut before the FIRST Of October will be
sent to the General PoM Of6os a. dead letters.
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HoPE Hope is like popular beside q
river-underminsd by that whieo feeds Il
--or. like . butterfly, crushed by being
csught--Ur, like fox Chase, Of which the
pleasure 10 10 The pursui,-or, like revenge,
which 10 generally convsrtsd into d.sap>
pontmsnt Or remorse, % soon - accom-.
Plished--os. like will o'.,hs.w,sp, ia rum
ming after which through pools and puddIss,
YOU are not likely to catch any.hiag--but q
cold.
~
A LoAsER.--1'he following 10 the bes,
dehoition Of u loafer we have yet seen: -
"A person who begs all the tobacco he uses
-knows more people than are acQusia,ed
with him, when he meets ihem--of!sn losk.
ing at his borrowed watch to see the time,
and takes The papers ,vo weeks and then
.rsmps."
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ment.
Any two subscribers, old or new, club.
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II is 10 be distinctly understood that in
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Cash job.

INHE subscribers, Selectmen Of Brattleboro,
n are wishing to contract for the making Of
a new road from near Capt. Eben'r Wells to
Dummerston line, on the bank Of West River,
one hall Of the same TO be made this year, and
the other half the next. They will attend TO
the letting out the making of said Road, either
in me whole or by sections, as may be agreed,
and will meet for that purpose on Tuesday the
18th of April next, at 10 O'Clock, forenoon, al
the southern termination of said road.
Any inquiries that may be made previous "a
said time will be attended 10.
SAMUEL ROOT,
PAUL CHASE,
S. f. G0ODENOUGH.
Brattleboro, March %, lS43. so
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The United STATES Mathcma
tician and Business Mans
Communion,

TENHE demand for this work has been 81 ex-
n tensive. that we were Obliged to publish
a second edition Of the first number, which is
now ready TO forward to subscribers. We are
now ready to supply all demands, however ex-
iensive, and will al any time furnish the work
from the commencement. This work will con-
tam every thing necessary in Arithmetic,
bookkeeping, Algebra, Mensuration, Guaging,
&c. 10 form and complete n man for business.
Terms-The U. S. Mathematician and Blu
siness Mans Companion will be completed in
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ges each, on good paper, and forwarded 10 sub
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funds, free of postage. shall have five copies Of.
each number forwarded TO his order.
Persons who wish TO act as agents, shall have
a Specimen number sent them, by applying TO
the subscriber, post paid.
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81 North 7th street, PHILADELPHIA.
Publishers throughout The United States who
will give the above Two or three conspicuous
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AUCTION.

"lLL be sold al Public Auction, by order
w of the Probate Court for the District OF
Marlboro, at The late residence of TmADDEus
MILLER, late of BTatileboro, deceased, on the
4th day OF April next, commencing OF . O'Clock
A. NJ, the following personal property
sJaquith's Patent Repeating Rifles, well fin
ished. 6 do. do. Pistols.
40 Cast Steel Rifle Barrels, part of them un-
finished. A quantity of round and square bars
of Cast Steel and Iron.
A large lot of manufactured materials for Guns.
Rihing Machine. / Lathe;
A number of Emery Wheels;
l Drilling Machine; Black Walnut Plank,
for Gun Stocks: several dozens of Files of diff
ierent kinds, together with tools and machine
~ Tor Manufacturing Guns, &c.
Also, Blacksmith's Tools, consisting of
large and nearly new Bellows;
8 Anvils; Vice; longs;
| valuable Screw Plate, and many other ar
ticles for BlacksmiIh's.
Also, | Pulling Mill Crank; Q Fire Frames;
/ new one horse Wagon, Saddle and Harness.
est | share in the Searsburgh Turnpike Com
pany.
Alse, all Of the Farming Tools of the dcceas-
ed, Chains, Ploughs, Iron Bars, Grindstone,
| Horse Sled, Saws, &c. &c.
Also, many articles of Household Furniture,
and many other articles not herein enumerated.
TERMsi A credit of sixty days will be given
on all sums over SIS, with good security.
LAFAYETTE CLARK, Admir-.
Bratlleboro, March 81, 1913. so
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Farm for Sale.

IL ENOR SALE, that part Of the
&SN..IG D. well known "CARPENrRR
&9iiiM FARM" lying north of the road
sconfaining l52 acres of good land
together with n well finished Two story dwell
ling-house, and convenient out buildings, (new-
~ slated, } and two barns.
The above farm is pleasantly located one and
a half miles west of Guilford Centre, W. II
an abundance of grated fruit trees,
maple trees, timber and wood land.
II liz well watcred by living springs. Much
of the fence is heavy stone wall.
For terms of sale, enquire at the premises,
or of the subscriber At Kecne, N. n.
MARK CARPENTER,
Attorney Tor the Heirs.
March -, IS49. DIV 80
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sTArE OF VERMONT.
Probate District Of Marlboro. ,

Ffo5alc DisIricF II Marlboro, IS.
IL PRoBArE CounT, Mach I4ih, Is4S.
ZONES Benjamin A. Wells, administration
= upon the stale Of LUTHER WELLS, LATE
OF Greenheld, in the county Of franklin and
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, deceased.
within this State, and files his administration
account Tor examination and allowance; where
upon, IL IS ordered that the same be heard and
brfore sad Court alta session there
% TO he holden at the Inn of Henry Smith in
Brattleboro, in said district, on the last Thurs
day Of April next. And for the purpose OF no
'Ifying all persons interested therein. Of the
time and place of hearing, said administration is
directed Ia publish a copy of the record of this
order three weeks successfully in The Vermont
PhGHix, printed al BIaulrbnro, in said district.
previous To said time Of hearing.
a true Copy from The Record.
80 Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY, Rcp,r.
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To The Hon. The justices Of the Supreme Ju-
diciGi Court, sitting as The Supreme Court
Of Probuie nert 10 be held al Machias,
tcithin he County Of Washington. md for
The Counties Of Washington and .4roostook,
on The first Tuesday Of July merit.
- ESPECTFULLY represent Rufus Brad
M ford and Helen Bradford, his wi e, of Bos-
ton, in the Commonwealth af Massachusetts
that Worstcr futile, late of PASSPORT, in said
county uf Washington, died on or about the
sixteenth day of May, A. ID. 1870, seized aud
possessed nr real estate and personal effects 10
a large amount; that after his decease an In
strument purporring To he his last viii and
Testament, bearing date June 18th, 1884, and
a codicil of July 81, 1884, were found among
the papers OF the said futile and were present.
ed 10 the Court Of Prohnle for the County OF
Washington, for Probate, and at a session OF
said Court held at Easiport in said County. on
The day of June, A. ID. 1910, the same
were proved, approved and ordered 10 be recon-
ded; that your petitioners, then residing in the
State Of Massachusetts, had no knowledge OF
the decease of said futile or of the existence
OF said VIII, or Of lis being offered for Probate.
nor any opportunity Of appearing and being
heard before the Court by which the same was
approved, nor had they any knowledge thereof
until long after The time had elapsed for taking
W. "IlN" a. RAh WV NlbNl VI AlI kuulN dltltGSull,
whereby they have been prevented from APP
pealing from said order as they should other
wise have done. And your petitioners further
represent, that The said Worster futile, while
alive and Of a sound mind, did cause said will
and codicil to be erased and written over, for
The purpose and with the declared intention, as
your petitioners are informed ard believe, of
revolving and cancelling the same, which era
sureS aud writing are manifest on the face Of
said instruments.
And your petitioners would further represent
that the said Helen Bradford is the sole heir al
law of the said Worster futile. Forasmuch,
therefore, as your petitioners have been ag-
gTieved by the order or decree aforesaid of the
said Probate Court, and for the reason above
assigned have been prevented from appealing
there(rom, and nave not lost their appeal by
any neglect OF their own, and forasmuch as
justice requires a revision of the order or de-
cree aforesaid, your petitioners pray that your
Honors would grant them an appeal from said
order or decree TO be entered, heard and deter
mined before your Honors as the Supreme
Court of Probate.
RUFUS BRADFORD,
for sell and wife.
Nav a4th. 1871.
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STATE OF MAINE,

STATE OF MAINE, Supreme Ju-
Washington u Aroostook, SIS. dicial Couil,
July Il. 1912.
UPON the foregoing petition, which was
entered at The last term Of this Court and cons
tinued TO this term, ordered, that the petition
ers give notice OF the pendency ofsaid petition
by publishing an attesied copy of said petition,
and this order, 10 be published in some news
paper printed at Bellows Falls or Brattleboru,
and in The city Of Boston, three weeks success
sivcly, the last publication tn be thirty days at
least, before the first day of the next term of
this Court, which is to be holden at Machias
ON the first Tuesday of July, A. ID. 1sl3, that
all persons interested may then and there APP
pear and show cause, If any they have, why
the prayer Of said petitioners should not be
granted.
Attest, ALBERT PILSBURY, CLERK.
A true copy Of the petition and order OF
Count thereon.
so Attest, ALBERT PILSBURY, Clerk.
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STATE OF M
Probate District Of Marlboro, s..

Probate District Of Marlboro, S..
IN PROBATE CoURT, March 4, Is4S.
TOME Mark Carpenter and Betscv Carpen-
~ ter, executors Of the last Will and Tesla
ment ct CYRUS CARPENTER, late of GuilfOrd
in said district, deceased, and moves the Court
here for n farther extension of The time hereto
fore limited them 10 render their Administra-
ton account, and To pay The debts of said de-
ceased; Whereupon, II is ordered that n heaf-
ing be had IN the premises, before said Court,
at a session thereof 10 be holden at the Inn of
Henry Smith 10 Bfaitleboro, in said district, on
the last Thursday Of April next. And for the
purpose of notiIying all persons interested there
IN, OF The time and place Of healing, said exec
uiois are directed tu publish n copy Of the rec
ord OF this order, three weeks snccessiveIy in
the Vermont PhGnix, printed atIraiilcboro in
sad district, previous 10 said time of hearing.
A true Copy from the Record.
80 Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY, Rcg'r.
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DIED,

1AI
In this village, on the l7th inst Sophia Elizabeth
child of Mr. George r French, aged 4 months.
In Halifax, Feb. both, widow Elizabeth, relict of
the late Elisha Clark, aged 81. Printers in VI. and
Mass. are requested to notice.
In Halifax, March Z, Mr. Joel Hall, aged 9G
years and 20 DAYS.
MIR Hall was one of the first settlers of the town,
and has borne the tolls aud privations incident TO
the settlement of a new country. lie has left a
large circle OF friends aud connections to mourn his
departure but he died in the iulness of his years.
and has now gone to enjoy the reward of his labors.
Printers IN Vermont are requested to notice.
In Little Rock, Arkansas, Sept. 10, Mi John
Davenport, aged 30, formerly of Dummerston, VI.
In Kcene, N. H., March :, Mrs Mary Sawyer,
wife of Elijah Sawyer, Esq, aged 81.
In Keene, March 10, Of flung fever, Mr. Jason A.
Tyler, aged 80.
In Winchester, N. H., March ., Rebecca Very,
widow of Francis Very, SO. Also, March ., Capt
Simeon Willard, 90. Also, March 3, of Apoplexy.
Rev. Elias Marble, SO. He has left a widow and
eight children 10 mourn the loss ofan afiectionatc
husband and father.
In st, Johnshury, March 3, of erysipelas, Mrs.
Sias, wife of DIR. jeremiah 5 Sias.
In Tinmouth, Feb. 10, Hon. Nathaniel Chapman,
L.. l.. d., Professor Of Law in Middlebury College,
in tire 9lst year Of his age.
In Cumberland, r. l., March G, Mr. Joseph Gu
prom, a revolutionary pensloner, IN his 93d year.
In Wooster, Ohio, Feb. 20, Gen. Reasin Beall,
73, an officer in Wayne's army with Harrison and
Van Rensselaer,. He was formerly in Congress,
and has occupied various important public stations
in Ohio.
In Woodstock, on the oath ult, Mr. Asahel Doub-
leday, a soldier of the revolution 81.
In Perkinsville, Feb. %, at the residence of her
father, Joseph II. Williams, Esq, Mrs Lucretia S.
French, in the 2sth year of her age.
In Auburn, March |, Nathaniel Stone, 81.
In Pelham, N. H., Feb. Is, Mr. John II. Short.
ridge, 80. Mr. S. was formerly a merchant of res
Dectable standing in Portsmouth. lint NV misf,r.
tunes in business, had been several years reduced
in his pecuniary affairs, and suffered much from an
almost incessant mental arrangement, On the day
of his death he was imagining the time when the
Second Advent was to take place. lie had had a
garb made for the occasion, and with this he was
waiting, until, becoming ;mpatient, he climbed to
the top of a high tree. There, inantled in his long
white ascension robe, he made one aspiring effort,
but was precipitated to the ground, aud instantly
died from a broken neck.
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TENHE subscriber having sold his Farm, will
N sell at Auction, ON Friday the l7ih inst.
AT 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, al the house occupied by
lothian Warren, the following property
yoke of4 gears aid CdtfLe; 3 Shouts;
| yoke , years old Bulls; 4 Sheep;
Z CowS i; 4 CdiceS.
rs Terms of sale made known at the time
and place of sale. AMOS MAY.
Braltleboro, March 6, IS43. so
o. The ADORE sale stands adjourned TO
Monday the 27fh inst.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Probate District of Marlboro, SIS.


Is PRoBATE COuRT, Feb. a4tb, Is43.
A n Instrument purpolting to be the last
IA Wi III and Testament orJnHN CARpEsrEn.
late of BratIlehoro in said district, deceased.
was presented for probate Ly John Carpenter.
IT., the executor therein named; Whereupon.
I Is ordered that a hearing be had in The prem
Uses before said COUft, al a session thereof to
be holden at the lon of Henry Smith in Brat
lleboro, in said district, on The last Thursday of
April next. And for the purpose of notifying
all persons interested therein, of the time and
place Of hearing, that they may appear and
the said Eamed executor is directed 10 nubIisI
a copy Of the record Of this order three weeks
successfully in the Vermont Phoenix, printed
at BraItleboro in said district previous TO said
time Of hearing.
A true Copy from the Record. r
so Attest, LBMUEL WHITNEY, Reg'r.
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NEW GOODS


S3:!Aa L enApn,e Co. offer for sale
Sd7iii& their Paper Mill and Machinery
EB for The manufacture of paper.
The mill is a three engine mill, With a good
gas bleachery, and is situate in the centre OF
The pleasant and furnishing village of Brallle-
boro, VI, with n FIRST rate water power, with
in a few rods Of the Connecticut, Tins offering
great facility for transportation. The build
ings are mostly of brick, with slate roofs. Con-
nccted with The mill is a large and convenient
Printing Office, for the purpose Of printing by
water.
The whole was fitted up a few years since by
Messrs. Fessenden K Co.. under the direction
of John c. Holbrook, Esq, without regard TO
expense, for the purpose of manufacturing aud
printing, and is one Of The best Establishments
of The kind in the country.
There IL also attached 60 the mill a Machine
Shop, in which are all the tools, lalhes, &c,
necessary 10 keep the machinery in repair.
The Printing Office will lac sold with or with
oUt the milI, as the purchaser may wish.
The whole concern is offered for sale at a
bargain, and presents an unusually favorable
opportunity for a manufacturer of paper, prin-
ter and publisher, manufactures of any kind, or
capitalist TO make a safe and profitable invest
ment Of capital, the buildings and water power
being well calculated for any kind Of manulac-
turing.
Liberal credit will be given for most of the
purchase money.
For further information address "Bratlleboro
Typo. Co.." Brattleboro, VI.
Bratileboro, March 6, lS43. 90
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NOTICE.

TNIIE subscribers having lost all their prop
II erty by the destruction of the building
aud contents, lately occupied by them, by lire,
il is hoped (undcr these circumstances,) that
all persons indebted tn us will promptly call and
settle, by Note or otherwise.
RIPLEY s. FOWLER.
Brattleboro, March -, 1913. so
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Mnreh 20.

reported for the Daily Advertiser and Patriot)
At market 800 Beef Cattle, $40 Sheep, und 40
Swine.
PRlCES-Deef Caltle-An advance was efec-
ted, and we quote to correspond Extra at SIS 25.
First quality, 81 Is a -; second quality "a 80
third quality, SO 75 4 -.
SheeP-We noticed lots sold at 81 80, | so, SO,
2 so, 275, 3 rs, aud 80.
~Swiue-Those at market were sold, price not
public. At retail from 4 I-2 to &c.