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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-14

WIS y tall man over sin feet IN slaln.a
neither full nor thin In body, Iilailmtt
wefr long and loosely. Ills hair w,
Of n reddish iingo combed loosely ovor
the forehead and NJ tho sides, and
tied bohlnd. Ills complexion WA HIGH
and sandy. III. forehead rather hiqh
and broad. Ills eyebrows long and
straits his cbeekbones high, his face
broad beneath tho eyes, HI, chin long
and his mouth large, Ills dress was 4
black coat aid ligl, under-clothes; he
had no polish ofmannors hut slmpli.
city and sobricty OF department. He
was quiet and unobtrusivo and vet a
stranger would perceive that he was
In the pr seDce of one who was not
a common man. His manner of con
ycrsing was calm and deliberate and
free iromall gesticulation but he spoke
like one who considered himself emit.
tied to Difference and as though he
measured what he said by some STAN
dard of selfcomplacency. The ex.
preston ofhis face was that of thought
iulness and observation and certainly
not that of openess and frankness.
When speaking he did not look at his
auditor but cast his eyes towards the
ceiling or any where but at the eye
of his auditor. He had already be-
come a parsonage of some distinction
and an object ofcuriosity even though
very young man.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-14
NEW ORLEANS
NJ O ~ e Y NJ "A r * e y F.,
CORRECTED WEEKLY, FROM THE
"PICAYUNE."

"PICAYUNE."
Exchange on England, at sight,-pr.
DO do 60 days, 8 81 prm.
Do Paris, 60 days 5L55a 5f.57.
Do New York, at sight aala dis.
Do New York, 60 days, 2sa3a dis.
Do Boston, at sight aala dis.
Do Boston, 60 days 2aa3a dis.
Do Philadelphia, atsightaala dis.
Do Philapelphia, 60 days2aa34 dis
Do Baltimore, at sight aalA dis.
Do Bdlimore, 60 days 2aa3a dis.
U. States Treasury Noies,- 4as dis.
Sovereigns Si s4aS4 81
Spanish Doubloons sis S7aaSl6 90
Patriott do $l5 5oaSl5 GA
American Gold 4al prem.
go franc pieces $50 SOaS3 90
Mexican Dollars par.
Half Dollar - par.
Dimes par.
NEW ORLEANS CITY BANKS.
Bank of Louisiana, pays specie.
Gass Bank pays specie.
Mechanics & Traders, pays specie.
Uijion Bank pays specie.
City Bank pays specie.
Commercial Bank pays specie.
Louisiana State Bank pays specie.
Carro!lton Bank pays specie.
Canal Bank pays specie
Consolidated Bank 80 lSa20 dis.
Citizens Bank l2al5 dis.
Improvement Bank = 55a60 dis.
Exchange Bank $3.50 55a6O dis.
Rank of Orleans - 55a6O dis.
Atchafalaya Bank 7Oa75 dis.
Com. Bank, Natchez,ck ks ooa or die
on Merchants Blk n. O)
NOTES OF THE MUNICIPALITIES.
Municipality No. One loal2 dis
Municipality No. Two leAal4 dis.
Municipality No. Three 5oa5S dis
uNcURRENT MONEY. disc'nt.
United States Bank Notes 55a6O
Ala. State Bank & Branches l3al6
Planters Blk P. N. Natchez, 55a6O
Agricultural Post Notes 50a55
Grand Gulf - $3.50 65a7O
Mississippi Union Bank $50 soaS5
Com. & K. R. Blk, Vicksburg, S7a9o
Georgia Banks uncertain.
Virginia & South Carolina Bal
WESTERN BANKS. disc'nt.
Cincinnati Banks 49, las
Ohio Country Banks 5alO
Kentucky Banks par q 2
Indiana Banks 2ao
State Bank of Illinois 65a7O
Bank OF Illinois, Shawneetown, 55a6O
Tennessee Banks la2
Arkansas Banks 5oaoo
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-14

Ertraordiaary.-A few days ago
some persons were employed in cut
ting down trees ON the plantation of
Mr.. Matthew, on some land in the
rear of that of Judge Guion, among
the rest they cut down tall cypress,
and having separated the lower part,
to make shingles, they set fire to the
balance; it is we'll hear 10 remark that
this tree had, about 60 or 10 feet from
the soil cavity into which you could
enter by hole about foot & a-halt
in diameter; the tree was sound above
8. below this hollow, whichwas about
: feet deep The workmen, soon at
ter the tee began TO burn, heard an
explosion, as that ofpowdcr, they ran
to the tree, and the smell OF gunpow.
der was distinctly recognised. They
found the cavity burst open, and
quantity of bones, broken pipes and
cups Iyir g there; one Of the men at,
tempted 70 take up a human skull
that was lying there, but it fell to
pieces at once, as it was Calcined as
was also the casa with almost all the
rest of the bones.
DIR. Dozer who went there to view
the tree, informs us there was distinct
| ly visible upon the ashes the remains
as it were of clothes, about hals a bu-
shell of pieces of tobacco pipes were
there also. We have seen few of the
bones that we're not calcincd. and
some of the broken pipes. One ofthe
bones is evidently one o(the vertebre
of the neck Much speculation exists
as to this discovery; some suppose a
runaway or other evil-doer, had stolen
things, and placed them within the
cavity for concealment, and Oil Iepeat-
! ing his visit had bent his head down
to see if all was right, aud had fallen
in head foremost, and as the hollow
was TOO narrow to turn around in, he
starved to death there; others think
some animal hadconveyedt them their;
but it is hardly probable it could have
taken there human skull and such
number of pipes. The whole affair is
wrapped in Observation-Disclosures Of
Lafourche.
Virginia.--James Mcdowell, lde-
mocrat) was elected on the 18th inst
Govorner Of Virginia.
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
ME annual course Of Ieclures.in the
l. Medical Department of the Univer-
sity of Maryland, will commence on the
last Monday in October next, and be
continued till the first day Of March fol-
lowing. t =
/ The course Of instruction W III consist,
as usual, of lectures on the Theory and
Practice Of Medicine, on Obstetrics and
Medical Jurisprudence, on Chemistry
and Pharmacy, on Surgery, on Materia
Medlca and Therapeutics, and on Special
and General Anatomy.
The well-known advantages Of the
University Of Maryland, its spacious
halls, its unriyalled apparatus, the abun-
dant and cheap materials for the pursuit
of practical Anatomy afforded by the
city of Baltimore, and the ample re-
sources Of the valuable Museum belong
ing. 10 the College, leave nothing to be
desired by those who attach themselves
10 it as students Of the various depart
ments of medical science.
The lessons Of the Professors Of Sur
gerry, Of the Practice Of Physic, and Of
Therapeutics will be Illustrated by daily
clinical instruction in the wards Of the
Baltimore Infrmary. This institution,
which is connected with the College ard
in It's immediate vicinity, presents at all
times a number and variety Of cases
amply sufficient to afford to students an
acquaintance with the practical applica-
ton of the principles of Medicine and
Surgery. Constant opportunities occur
during the session CT witnessing in it
important surgical operations.
The Professors of the several BRAN
ches, thus provided with all the neces-
sary and desirable means Of aiding stu
dents of medicine in the acquisition CT
a thorough professional education, will
make every exertIon to promote the in
terest OF their pupils, and to prepare
them properly for the arduous end mo-
mentous duties Of the medical profession.
SAMUEL CHEW, Dean.
Oct. 81, 1843.
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NOTICE.

PURSUANT TO an order of ihe Hon.
Il Probate Court Of Pike county, !
will sell to the highest bidder, at the
court house door in the town of Pono-
la, on Monday the 18th day of Decem-
Der next, the following described tract
ofLand, lying in the county OF Ponola-
viz
The north west quarter of section No.
ten, of fractional township No. twenty
seven of Range two, east, containing
1856 96-IOO more or less, belonging TO
the estate Of the late Peter Quin, decd.
A credit of and and two years will! be
given to the purchaser by giving note
and approved security
PATSEY QUIN, Adm'x.
Nov. 11-35-2w
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Oct. 81, 1913.
NOTICE.
Sale OF Valuable lands.

| WILL sell TO the highest bidder on
the twenty seventh day Of December,
next, at the residence of Henry Jones,
deceased, all the perishabIe property
belonging TO said estate, and the undi
vided fourth OF four hundred and sixty
five acres Of land, viz: the south west
quarter Of section three; and sixty acres
on the south part Of the north west
quarter Of same section, and the north
fraction Of section ten, both sections be-
ing in township 8, Range 6, vest
Terms: ~ months credit, well secured.
Russell JONES, Ad'r.
Nov. 4, 1843.-34-3w*
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Cotton and Tobacco Factor, RecetUtng
and Forwarding Merchant,
NEW ORLEANS. -
I Respectfully inform my friends, and
I the friends Of Price. Johnson & Co.,
of New Orleans, and Johnson, Ray
burn & Co., of Nashville, that the bus
mess of those houses will be speedily
closed, and that it is my intention to con-
tinue, in my o,cn name, a legitimate Com
mission and Factorage business in this
city, from and after the Isl day of Sep
ten6ter next. / respectfully solicit a
share ofthe business from the old pa,
rons of the above houses. Being accll
mated, shall reside in the city perma-
nenizy, and will give all business conf
ded to my management strict and per-
sonal attention.
JOHN X. RAYBURN.
July %, 1884,. 29-om.
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New Bridge at POnOla,

Il VIE subscriber respectfully informs
the,travelling public. that the Bridge
across the river at. PonoIa, is now finish
ed, and crossed daily by the heaviest
loaded wagons. The Turnpike and
Bridges through the bottom are in good
condition, and free from high water.
Wagons and Travellers by whatever
conveyance, from YaIobusha, TaIIahat-
chic, and Counties south Of this, will
not only find this road nearer, but the
Toll cheaper than any other Bridge on
the River. 4
Ire t01zocing are the presen! rates Of
Toll,
Road Wagons, empty, rs
:: " Loaded, 90
2 Horse Wagons, SO
2 Horse pleasure Carriage, rs
9 Horse Carryall or Hack, SO
Horse Buggy or Barouche, :, 81
. Man and Horse l2t, or Is if we
make change. -
The. Subscriber still occupies the corr
Portable Tavern known as the PLANT
Frs. HOTEL, South of the Court
House, in the tewn of Ponola, where
Travellers will be accommodated in tile
best manner, and at the shortest notice
at prices TO suit the times.
A. C. ELLIS.
October 2l, 1843. 32-tf
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Notice.

Notice.
TNHE undersigned commissioners of
Il Insolvency, on the estate of James
P. Mitchell, deceased, will meet at the
Probate Clerks office in Charleston, Tai
lahatchie county, on the first Saturday
in each month for twelve months.
JAMES S. BAILY,
E. E. ARMSTRONG.
4. B. BELTS.
Commissioners.
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, RANGERS NOTICE.
Taken up by Aron Pitts, one bright
bay mare, four years old, blazed face,
left fore foot and right hind foot white,
fifteen hands high. Appraised to $40
DAVID DUKE, Rangrr P. c.
April 5. f-3-t p fee SO
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Administrators Sale.

PY virtue Of an order ofthe Hon.
- the Probate Court Of Ponola coun-
ty, made at the August Term, l843, of
SAID Court, | shall proceed to sell at the
Court House door, in the town of Pono-
la, in said county, on the second Monday
in October next, Lot number IL, in
block number Ia, on credit Of twelve
months; said lct belonging to the estate
of Giles B. Carter, deceased. Sale TO
take place within the hours prescribed
by law
- D. C. WILLIAMS, Admir-.
Sept. 9, 1843.-25-6w
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w. C. s. T. b. TURNER,

~ BBIs. Rectifed Whisky,
hc 10 do. Brown Sugar,
10 Bags Rio Coffee,
Is Kegs assorted Nails, now receiving
from Eocopolis and for sale,low. by
A. w. ARMSTRONG.
july22.-19.
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GAS ID a.

] AM prepared to make Cash advances
Il on Cotton shipped to my friends at
New Orleans, Bagging & Rope will be
furnished if required.
w. p. BROOKS, Agent.
October 81, 1913. 32-tf
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The State Of Mississippi.

,-s. IO4NOLA OOUN L.
Samuel j. N"gs'' Attachment, 70,
james B. Mitchell. ! =. s2aI IS cts.
n HE Attachment in the above case
Il having been returned, duly execu-
ted on the estate of James B. Mitchell
Notice IS hereby given, that unless the
defendant shall appear, give special bail,
and plead in the above case, at or before
the next term of the Circuit Court TO be
holden for the county OF Pcnola, on the
second Monday in November, 1843,
judgment will be entered against him,
and his estate so attached will be sold.
Witness, David Boyd, Clerk of said
Court, this list day of September, 1843.
DAVID BOYD, Clerk.
Sept. %, 1843.-28-6w.
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Gems Of Art and Beauty.
A Magnificent orrarnent for the CEN
"a tre-tabIe, containing Is splendid
Steel and Mezzotint Engravings, will
be sent to any subscriber to Graham's
Magazine fer One Dollar in ADVANCE
This is just the thing for Iady's draw
ing room. Address
GEORGE r. GRAHAM.
No SO Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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stop the LeS-'EreasUreT.

stop tllc Les-'EreasureT.
NM AS stolen from me on the night
w Of the 18th instant, So 374 in
money, and several articles Of clothing,
as suppose, by one PETER EAST,
who slept in the same bed with me, and
left this place on the same night the mo-
ney was stolen. | will give one cent
reward and no charges for his apPre-
hension or commitment TO any Jail, SO
that get him.
OLIVER PELTIER.
pOnola Oct Oh 1843
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n % II 10. a

NOTls f..
~ c. WILLIAMS, administrator of
the estate Of G. B. Carter decd
mas ned his accounts at the June Term
. the Probate Court of Ponola county,
Tor final settlement Of said estate at the
October Term 1843. Notice is hereby
given to all interested to attend and show
cause if any they can why final settle
ment and allowance. of said accounts
should not then be- made.
D. c. WILLIAMS, Adm'r.
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Fifty Dollars Reward!!

copper colored, ne has a hesitancy IN
his speech, is about 25 years old, and
weighs about ITO lbs. When he LEFT
the boat, he wore a. roundabout and 9TH
er clothing usually worn by deck hands.
| will give % dollars reward TO any
person who will deliver him to Capt.
Wallace, Of the steamer Belmont, or
the same amount for his apprehension
and security in the Jail Of Ponola or any
other County Jail in the State, or SO dol
lars if delivered to me in Vicksbdrg.
JOEL H.. WILLIS.
Vicksburg, Feb. 81, 1843. 2-tf
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List of Letters.

u emaining in the Post Office at Pa
Aenola, Mississippi,.on the 5lst day of
Sept, A. D. 1913; which, if not taken
out by the 1st of Jan. next, will be sent
tothe General Post Office as dead letters.
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Raaway slares confined in Mississip.
pi JaiiS.
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a Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all per-
u sons indebted to the estate of Hen
ry Jones, decd, to come forward and
settle up, and all having claims against
said estate must. present. them within
the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
Russell JONES, Admir-.
Nov. 4, l843.-6w.*
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LITERARY, DOMESTIC, & FASHIONA
BILE FAMILY MAGAZINE.
GOdcy's Lady's Book

For 1S434
EDITED BY MRS. S. J. HA LIE e. OTHERS
THE LONG ESTABLISHED
Arbfter of caste, FASHION, aun
The Bellies I.ettres.
FOX THE LADIES OF AMERICA,
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ADAMS COUNTY NATcHEz,

CONVICTION COUNTY-wILLIAMSB
Jim, 22 years old, dark copper. color,
5 feet A inches high, scar on the left
hand, and upper part CT nose, to VIM.
Barnes Copiah county. Committed goth
August, '43.
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r,ou. .l...Louiisville Journal.
Ma

a.. ,a;. d.. beautiful month Of May,
of' re- r. srs.os Of birds and OF ffowers,
LOVING, and the lovely out Of the way
,,sa sa.ssriag,ng 4ess aud the blossoms az play
Oh ntssy besrs viii be happy to-day,
\, his beautiful region of ouIs
svee. A,c!, the fail, TIE eaPrieiously bright,
Hath yrsszed HE the lovely away;
ye, We rnour not her sesence Tor sm'l, a; i'
sorsng forth her youag sister an angel OF iishs
"A ar ss suqbearn tsass dazzles the sight,
Is beautiful, beautiful May
bst scenes Of delight, wi,a, visions she brings
or freshness OF giadGess, and midh
s,f saany piades wiere the buttercup springs,
Ofcool gushing fountains. Of rose.inted "ings
ofbifds. bees and blossoms, all beautiful things
Whose brightness Tejoiees the earth.
How fair is The Landscape DER hilltop and glade
What sw,ft.varying colors S-e rolled -.
The shadow noss sunshine the sunshine now si1afe;
The. lgf,-shif;i,e ses for the green Earth Rave aoe
A garment respietden. with dew-geyis o eTia'e
A ligh,-woYen tissue Of gold
On ve,, lovely Nav, the enchantingy fair,
Is here win her beams and her flowers;
Their rainbow-like garments the blossoms no" wear
And ali IN their iteaith-giving odors may share.
For the breath Of their sweetness IS out on the arr
Those children Of sunbeams and showers.
The fragrant magnolia is 'eveliness ares
The iilac's more delicate hue,
The yi5ie;, haif.op-ning It's azure-kued vest,
Jus, kissed by sunbeam It's Innocent guest,
The iich..fioe.ing clouJlets like tpri,s AT resi-,
Al pictured in motoaless blue
These brighten the landscape, and scftly unroli
Their splerlors By land and By sea-
They steal DER the heart with magic control,
That ligh,ens the bosom and freshens the soul:
Oh! this is the charm thai enhances the whole,
And makes them SO lovely 70 me-
How sweet when the months in the flush Of its rnfat
To hear, 81 wander alone,
Some birds sudde song from the swee,sceoted hHe,
And catch the low gusb OF US exquisite chime,
And set il TO rnnsic aud turn il 10 rhyme,
With spirit as ligh; as its own
Ana sweet 10 recline meath the emeraldrobed trees,
Who're fairy.l;ke footsteps have trod
With the .u.l OF the waters, the hum Of ha bees,
Melting into the spirit, delicious degrees
or fe,unisife softness Ia moments like these
! have walked with the angels Of God
sw.et season OF love when the fairy queen trips
Atese through the star.ligh,cd grove;
What vows are nog breathed where the boney-bee SIPS
What cheeks whose brigh, beauties The roses eciipse
Are crirnsuped with bushes, What fose-tihfed Ups
Are moist with the kisses of love
Yet Ioveliest of months, with the praises sing
Thy slories are passing away
y;th .p dew fom the blossom the bird on the wing;
yet rouas rhee a garland poetic fling.
%;wee, sister of April. young child Of the Spring!
Oh baauiIu, beautiful Mag. AMELIA
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u seze.sl sprolr,rnent.

p sl.ztzsI snrfTntTcent-
TOSEPH G!LLG[gT. Pen stsi.u, ,acttr-er to the
y Queer-C4rTios.h hi=tl cafactes ;-se FEas
Induced attempt par: several di,Fepuatie aasrs
g pFaeice fraud not onl uSn aI elliott but also aon
t- public An Inferior ztcI= 5eSrin- the rssied nane,
mus. Gillo oEir: L- fIal The market L.
gesGiy te s.d b unfinished APPEARANCE, and te y.ry
So. whicI t.sp ps-..ry.
Observe the zensin- y: rna;sGi 4. - Joseph
Giiiotrs P9sHs Or " fliotl E.fT-atsd y an4
esch gTsA5 se-Es fac siElS %; his s.Tist1re-
Tbs .aaose ElzT be had. who-sal- Of HENRY JEsS0P,
el ,c.!n e-is-,. cG.eeE ri Colo IYl5iT
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NAg:rIcaL IND n THEA TicAL AGA

" nriIy- u - ~ 80 : - - - : I, - y - - - ":
sl;oE ece throughout every seetio. boi IN heory als
AT 70 ascertain tie iLas and Longitude al
places W 05Sery1tloEs o the su Moon aud SrlE also by
t9IoEoaete-s with requisite riins ihcHi
iay saG eyer b=!ore, OF . ttu-,
aad aassvstsd rules Of Nautical Astronomy and Pnoso.
- winch t tri= AID leasifate places ase truly ases
t4ired u te usual Ths complete Use NJ iast!u
msais, which ~ crer Practice An e,se
FSioF, Containing ti- requisite as4rs To- Nsu:ie pur
YSses ioEas prepared tot Nay Cgncszx-I a.Ties
tIalaery. ecrl4cs, 9ircblnIsal clsTuctoR of Slirs
tsrts ccupe.- Nasyatlol manuscript irpaIy or
inach superior 10 any Pabiish-d hereby
l aetica waits OF the MaI-s viii Dc fuly Supplie+ t-he
IecL,es q lear Day AID Evening School from A VI
- :. NJ sy Capt. VI. T. HAND aad Professor a f. a. E
M26 Es
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leopard over his breast for 2 comforter ! de
then sat down and played nursery. The tiger
was as much as be could lift, but he seated nm
upright on his knees. dandIcd and caressed hlm,
aud finally rocked him apparently asleep m ms
arms. He closed witt, an imitation OF Fanny
Elssiers pirouet. wit!a tiger rstandingon ms back
L was very glad, for one, when sew hun go out
and shut the door.
i man then broueh: out young anaconda and
twisted him round his neck, q dew! Of boa 1t
looked and, after envcoping himself completely
in other snakes, took them of again like crsyats,
and vanished. And 80 ended the show Herr
Driesbach stood at the door to bow US out, and a
fine handsome determined looking fellow heis.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

MARTIN. GAYLORD, Taller ard Draper, has
Win j. K Goodman hr; i. receiving his Splns aud
Summer goods winch he viii make up order fashionable
syle suits furnished twelve houEs notice Having greatly
reduced hs expenses he viii be enabled sell rduce
prices aud e socirS the vnrs OF his friends aaa t public
ohos eis al-lul for the liberal patronage he has here
tofor received HIS MOTTO s12d alcie. TYnciFality IN
filing orders low pricr- aid cash cn delivery