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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16
EXTRA SESSION.

We understand that the Legislature
will hold an Extra Session at Iowa CT
ty, commencing on the 18th June, prox.
This falls on Sunday, and we presume
i. was mistake, which will doubtless
be rectiied by their converting on the
following Monday. The session will
he held for the purpose Of making a
new apportionment. Whether they 40
that or not-which we deem inexpedi-
ent, until it is ascer;ained how many
members the State Constitution allows
TO be apportioned-they may make it
a most important session. Whatever
they do we trust the members will, at
this short session, make provision to
wind up the Territorial affairs so as to
.l;snense with all further Territorial
Legislation.
The .absurdity Of holding Terrific
i rial Legislature at the same time with
the meeting ofthe Convention to frame
"a State Constitution, as pointed ont in
a late number of the Hawk-Eye, is ap.
parent to all Many with whom we
Dihave conversed, of both parties, ack.
knowledge that it would be very absurd.
The members at the extra session
'can easily pass a resolution declaring
it inexpedient 10 hold another Territo
rial Legislature, or the People can ana
we hope will instruct them to do so
The members should then memorabilia
Congress TO permit the appropriation
which in all probability has already
been made 10 defray our next year:
Legislative expenses, TO be devoted tc
the payment Of the expenses OF thu
Convention. The next meeting O
Congress will no doubt accede to sucl
a request, and in this way we ma,
have the expenses of the Convention
betrayed by government, which other
wise would come out of the pockets o
the people. Will not all the editors
second this motion!
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16
Ha! ma! ha

The las, Gazette declares that the
Wings are s'smarting with disappolnt-
menl' and are mortified at the fail
ure Of their efforts 10 get up coon.
skin excitement similar TO that oil
lS4Or'
Why, man, the excitement bids fail
to be far greater than it was in 1910;
and instead Of being "coonskm" ex-
element, it will be regular built
lice coon excitement. We like to ex-
perence just such "mortifcalions" and
disappointment" as lately occurred
in Connecticut. Maryland and Virginia.
The Coon is sitting on the rail; so
look out for your barnyard cockerel,
and your chickens too.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16
ssThe Bee..,

This is tine title of a handsome and
well filled sheet, just commenced at
Smi,hland KY, by Messrs L. GIBSON
and J. G. GAY, Editors and proprie-
tors. I, goes for the wing cause, and
we wish it success.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16
The Quickest Trip ever m ade.

The Steamer ]. Nj. WHITE, Of 81
Louis, made her last trip from New
Orleans TO St Louis, over 1900 miles,
in three days, twenty three hours and
nine minutes. More than three hun.
miles day up stream. The Missouri
and Alex. Scot, will have 10 "gin In. -
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16

GEN. JACKSON AND TYLER Too
The Madisonian of the latest date says
that Gen. Jackson has written strong
letter, urging all his old friends to rally
in mass in the support Of President
Tyler as the only means to prevent
the election Of HENRY CLAY. Look
on; for the flag of "Justice to John
Tyler" being run up.to the mast he ad
of the Gazette and other loco papers.
Ain't the locos in a quandary
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16

LATEST FROM VIRGINIA.--The Rich
mond Wing Of the 4th inst. says that
the wings have 81 votes on joint bal
lot, which will give them one majority.
The large wing gain in the popular
vote secures the state against Y. Buren,.
"Lit,le Tennessee" has gone strong for
the Whigs.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16

The editor of the Gazette is in a ter
rlble quandary to think the wings can
get up Clay Clubs in the country as
we'll as in town. Well, they can
He seems to be almost pelrified too. at
the idea that professional men as we'll
as farmers, merchants and mechanics
take an interest in these gatherings and
evince their patriotism by enjoying and
speaking out their sentiments. Why,
with such principles as they profess and
with such men as Clay and Freling-
huysen to carry out those principles,
| if professional men refused TO sing or
talk or do any reasonable thing required
by the enthusiastic wing mass on such
occasions, they would not be consider
ed good and true wings in such times
as these. The only way we can see
| how the editor of the Gazette can alle-
via,e his sufIerings, is to start "slip.
perry elm Club and drown his sorrows
by singing loco foco song. We
should like to hear HIN, sing. Wouldn'i
| it be funny!
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16

Hon. Samuel J. Buvr's appoint
ment as Secretary of this Territory,
has. we are glad to hear, been unani-
mously confirmed by the Senate.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16
WE ARE HERE.

The editor, after short absence, IS
ag ain a. his post, and is gratified TO
announce that Virginia has gone for
the Wings.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16
Reward eff Merit.

The Mayors Of London, Edinburg,
Perth, Glasgow, Washington, New
York and Burlington, Iowa, are Prin.
tiers. How we apples swim.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16
BREACH OF fCONFIDENCE.-

BREACH OF CONFIDENCE
The report is that Senator Tappan,
Of Ohio, loco foco, purloined copy OIL
the Treaty and sen. it to the editors oil
the New York Evening Post. He has
gratified many no doubt, bu. it has been
at the expense Of honor and honesty,
or We do not understand the case.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16

~ For Mr. Clay's excellent letter
on Texas and Annexation, see frs,
page. We issued it in an Extra, on
Friday last.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16

JUNIUS TRACTS.--We are glad
to learn that Mr. +. Bridgmaa has
brought on with him good supply of
the Junius Tracts. We hope that loco
focos as we'll as wings may read them.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16

.sNo! no! gentlemen; we're not 70
be caught in tina. way any longer. =
Guzetfe.
Ha! So, ii seems you acknowledge
yourselves as having been caught. any
how. You're determined not to defend
Mr. Van Bnren any longer, are you
Well, that's pretty wise move on
your part. You have the best OF reas'
ons for coming to such determination
no doubt, and that is, that you cannot
defend his character if you would. Ac'
cordng to your own admission you
have been trying to do ii for some time
past. and have found it to be so bad
Job as to be under the necessity OF CIV
ing it up. Well, we cannot blame you
under the circumstances.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16

The Yazoo, Mississippi, Wing, OF
the 18th ult. says that Gen. FooTE,
one ofthe loco foco electors declared
in his speech at Jackson, that if Van
Buren, was not in favor Of the ANNEX.
alton of Texas. he would re,aounce
him. and leaUe the electoral ttcket.-
This is the feeling of thousands OF
loco focos all over the country. The
only public act in Van Buren's lie Tor
which we applaud him. is to be Mf
act that is to cause his downfall.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16
Theodore Frelinghuv...
of New Jersev

OF new Jersey.
This will be hailed as happy n,,.
ton. And now before the counts,
whig party stands, with its chosen .,,'
ready to meet the issue Of the eoos., .
principles soon to be determined
The baffied enthusiasm Of ls4o r;n
rise the higher for its disappointment, >
reaction Of hope deceived-ofs cana.
trayed-will give new energy and co,.,.
tration to the effort Of vndica,ion
Throughout the vast expapse A. :
country's surface-from this central mini,
the remotest extremities of the Reuubb,
as the intelligence Of yesterdays douo,
diffused responsive thrill Of gratiSc,,i,
blended with strong presentimen, u n,
sess, will stir the hearts of thousand, "a,
thousands. A strong prescn,iment Of a.,
cess! More than that-a conviction. \, :,
wavering reliance, an iHpregnable r,th.
short only of tina: kind OF absolute CERTAIN,
Which belongs to things already doren
beyond the possibility OF change.
The nomination of Henry CL.Y-wh,,
that but the official announcement n
thing already known He is the nonits
Of the People. The convention has ul
confirmed the popular choice
Under the auspices of this bold leader
wings now march forth once more to d
rescue OF the land. They move in rlr
array-in columns firm and stcady-va
purpose definite and determined. Itn
not be but that good will come ofthe VI,
enterprise. They are led by one whsl
never acted in the service of his cor,l-
without her being the Better of his efra
Harmonious in feeling, cordial and upas
with purposes well understood, with rir
Piles settled, with concert of action M
assured-what is there to prevent the i
tairment OF the glorious ends for which,
wings arc striving?.
A parenthetical Administration Be-,
swept way, the course Of things in,srrr
ed by Gen. HARRIsox's death, will be reu.
ed upon the election of HEsRr Car.
The wings have il in charge to perit
their own work-tD finish what they krI
Ito complete the restoration which VI
designed four years ago, bu: unhaHI
frustrated. They will now proceed viii
fixed determination to secure beyoni,s
tingenev, so far as il is within humin pr
or 10 do so. the results Of their labors
u The following is a full repor! ddI
proceedings Of the Convention, except
the omission Of Messrs Evans, Chyia|
and cleans patriotic letters.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16

The last Gazette whines most do
lorously to think the Democracy here
loco focos have no. leaders. We
presume the editor often sheds tears IN
secret 10 think that Iowa has lost two
such leaders as the Governor Lucas
made Iowa militia generals. Fan .4nt-
,cerp and Morgan. In addition to
this his sorrow must be greatly in
creased, when he thinks that the de-
mocracy of Lee has recently given his
favorite Johnson leave to resign his
leadership. With or without leaders,
the loco focos are in bad fix.
While the Wings, the true Democ.
racy, are united TO man in promoting
the great Wing cause-whle they have
such men to lead them on, and around
whom they can rally as CLAY and
FRELINGHUysEN, the poor locos have
no one to look TO as general leader.
They denounce Van Buren, because he
would not be taken in their annexation
trap. Yes, they disown him utterly
him who a few days ago they idolized
and worshipped, they now denounce
and there are "none so poor as to DC
him reverence Van Buren, gone, to
whom shall they look Will Cass be
their ,ool-leader, with Johnson as sec.
ond fiddle They hope for this, bu
we think they will be Disappointed
WhatwilI they do! Poor fellows. we
pity them.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16

Mr. Benton has written a letter a.
galnst annexation.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16
MIR VAN BUREN'S LETTER
ON ANNEXATiON.-This docu-

ment is much longer-5ut not material
" differentiation that of Mr. Clay s.
The chief complaint we have to make
is the manner in which its publication
was brought about. twas in this wise:
As long ago as March 9th Mr. Ham
met, member Of Congress, from Mis-
sssippi, who was very anxious for
Annexation, wrote 10 Mr. Van Buren,
requesting to know Mr. V. BIS. opinions
in relation to this subject. and promis-
ing that if his answer was favorable TO
annexation. he would, on account OF
the great effect it must have on The is
sue, give it early publicity; bat if other
wise, he would withhold it, SO that il
should be published only in time for the
action of the Baltimore Convention
AS Mr. Van Buren, was against annexa-
zion, i, was withheld until Mr. Clay S
letter was published, when it appeared
in the Globe just twelve hours after
Mr. V. B. always has some drawback
to his very best acts.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16

"The game is up with the Wings in
this Territory and they feel it."-Gas.
The Gazette says it never brags
Well, this world IS given to lying
Wonder what circumstance led the ed
itor to make the above remark. Was
it the evidence he sees all around him
of the harmony and ardor of the
Wings? He must surely be whistlin G
to keep his courage up.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16

Mr. Treuor, of the firm of Coolbaugh
and Co has just brough, from the east,
a splendid engraving Of Henry Clay.
1t is copied from Neagle's famous
painting.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16

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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16
WING HEAD QUARTERS.

The Burlington Township Gay
Club Room, will be dedicated tonight
('rhursday.) The Hall is in the second
story of the long building next below
Partridge's Stone Warehouse, anu Is
we'll adapted to the purpose There Is
a room attached, which is set apart io'
a Reading and Committee Room. Ill
beral subscriptions in first rate news
papers, pamphlets and prints have al
ready been made, and like other places
of the kind, the Hall will become
place of general resort. Let there Of
general turnout tonight. II will o.
a rouser. sLPSeats will be reserved
for the Ladies.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16

lMMIGRANTS.--Every boat
loaded more or less with immigrants to
Iowa. The St Croix, which brought
US up from ST Louis few days since,
had on board upwards of two hundred
passengers.
tits impossible for us to say to what
particular county in the Territory the
bulk of this immigration is tending
This we know that Lee, Van Buren,,
Jefferson, Wa shing,on, all the new
counties, Henry, Des Moines, Louisa,
Muscatine, Johnson and Linn are get
ting their full share.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16

THE ST CROIX.-This new boat
has already become a favorite in this
trade. She is the fastest, and as well
conducted as any boat on the Upper
Mississippi. The captain, officers and
crew are among the best We have ever
seen on any boat, and we most cheer
fully recommend the whole establish
ment to the liberal patronage OF the pub
liz
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16

TIE eraufshing of the Gazette
abou. that proper time when it was
10 make US defend our position is SO
characteristic Of its right-abou;-faced-
ness, as TO need no notice from us, in
order to point out its tergiversations.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16
PRESIDENT ge ~
Hon. AMBROSE SPENCER, Oh
VICE ECInENTS.

Hon. AMBROSE SPENCER, o.
VICE PRESIDENTS;
GEORGE w. CROSBY, of Maine.
]. GOODWIN, Of Nav Hampshire
l.. SALToNsTALL, Of Massachusetts
s. f. Mann. of Rhode Island.
CHARLES PAINE, OF Vermont.
Wv. ELLSWORTH, of Connection,
z. Roor, Of New York.
JOHN B. AYcRiGs, Of Now Jersey.
JAMES w. 1'HoMPsos, Of Delaware
JOHN SrRoHM, Of Pennsylvanla-
w. c. DAWSON, of Georgia.
WILLIAM MARTIN, of Tennessee I
THcMAs MEDICALLY, of KENTUCKY
SAMUEL SrRfGG, Of Maryland.
B. w. LEIGH, of Virginia.
RICHARD HINES, Of North Carolina+
JACOB BURNETT, OF Ohio.
SAMUEL HALL, Of Indiana.
HENRY CHrpMAs, Of Micbigss.
HENRY Johnson. Of Louisiana
JAMES DuPREE. of Mississippi.
r. A. EwINo, Of Missouri.
Cyrus EDWARDS, Of Illinois.
HI. THORNTON, Of Alabama.
Up. PRESTON, Of South Carolina
JAMES II. WALKER, of Arkansas
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16

From the Baltimore Amer of Il
National Convention-Non;
nation for the Pres;do.
and the Vice Presidency !
the United States.
The National Convention which .
terday has nominated for The psrs,o,.' y
the United States
Henry Clay, of KentncL.
The nomination was announced >,
O'Clock with the firing of cannon !,
made by reclamation. The cho;.. :, "
Nation found it's expression in The = "
the Convention.
For the VICE Presidency, smo,.
distinguished names the Conventio, :, W
od fhat of Wv
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16


JUNIUS TRACTS.--We are glad
to learn that Mr. +. Bridgman has
brought on with him a good supply of
the Junius Tracts. We hope that loco
focos as we'll as wings may read them.
Mr. TreUor, of the firm of Coolbaugh
and Co. has just brough, from the east,
a splendid engraving Of Henry Clay.
1t is copied from Neagle's famous
painting.
Mr. BisseH of Keokuk. will please
accept our thanks for late paper con-
tanning an account of the Ratification
Convention. 5s Is.
We also thank l.. B. F2eak, Esq,
Of the same place, for sending US late
papers.
The receipts in the New York Gus
tom House for the last four months is
s7,627, 1851, against s3OOo,O00 last
year. as aai R
Professor Silliman, Shepard and
Josiah Quincy, lr. are in St Louis.
Tom Richie now says that Van
Buren, must be withdrawn. And we
prophecy he will be. ~ @
THE TREATY--We have il partly
in type. but are obliged TO crowd it out
for more interesting news.
The Wings of Quincy, Ill.,, recently
elected their Mayor by majority o
lib. ~
Several advertisements have beer
crowded out this week, to admit a full
account Of the proceedings at Balti
more. We ask the indulgence Of ou
advertising friends. Several EDITORIAL
have also been crowded out.
| ~ Temperance Meeting to-mor
row night ar the Methodist Church.
Speeches and songs by Washing.onian'
present.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16

own marian AND FIFTY CENTS
year, grin Advance'1D
ron THE TERMS IN DETAIL, SEE FIRST FACE.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16

THE OSPREY, is a regular packet
between St Louis and Bloomington
Her regularity and the urbanity. and
gen,lemanly department Of her CON-
mander, Capt. Anderson, will we trust
a, all times secure for her crowd of
passengers.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16
NATIONAL WIG CONVENTl0l
FOR THE NOMINATION OF CAV
DIDATES FOR PRESIDENT AK
VICE PRESIDENTS OF T
UNITED STATES.

At eleven o'clo ok A. w.. on Var
dav. the lst Of May, the delegates hn
Wing National Convention for the mons
tion Of candidates for President and V
President of the United States, assen'*
in the Universalist Church.
The delegates were in full atsendan
and the Church was crowded to overM'
ing with eager and earnest spectators.
REvERDy JOHNSON, Esq, called the VI
vention to order.
Senator HUNTNGroN, Of Connectcul.. Z
nounced the organization as follows NJ !
said the day and the hour had arrived =
he would propose the Hon. ARrHfi
HoPKINs. Of Alabama. as President y =
Convention, pro tenn. ear
The name was received with etstn'
Mr. HOPKINS took the chair, and subnf'
to the Convention that the blessing
God should be invoked upon the assn'
on the occasion. For that purpose thsn
Mr. JOINS would pronounce the first prt
made before the Contincntal Congrs
The Lords Prayer was then u!iEs
followed by some Of the most apprcPal
prayers of the Episcopal service. Tef
mense assembly stood while prayers y
read, and the scene was most impress'e.
Another Of the city clergymen. Ks'
WILLIAMS, read appropriate passages y
the word Of God, exhorting the PeopR
walk worthy Of their vocation" !.
The following officers were then w
mated - 4. lskria
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16

"Mr Van Buren,, among the democ-
racy Of Iowa, needs no defence. Ga
1ette.
May be not. He, however, will
need some elsewhere, or the loco pa.
pers are mistaken.
The loco focos, if in power, would
give us
A Sub Treasury and Low wages for
laborers and mechanics.
A Standing Army. of two hundred
thousand men.
Free Trade and consequent Direct
Taxation, with innnumerable tax gath
erers, who together with the officers oil
the Sub Treasury and the Standing
Army, would be obliged TO act as spies
on the people, for electioneering pur.
poses, so as TO secure not only one OF
two but an indefinite number Of terms
for President, perhaps kingly success
sion.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16

The Gazette seems to think it very
naughty in US to 'sassall the pure char
acter Of Mr. Van Buren,"
The Gazette is mistaken, we never
knew that Mr. Van Buren, had any such
trait Of character to assai. The pure
character Of Mr. Van Buren,! Well,
that's good one.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16

We are indebted to the officers OF
Brazil for late papers.
The officers of the Galena will
please accept our thanks for their po-
likeness in furnishing US with late pa
pers. We have had abundant occa.
sion 10 speak in praise of the above
named boats in times gone by.
We also offer our acknowledgements
to the officers Of the Cecilia for late
papers. By these boats we have been
furnished with important news in ad
vance Of the mails.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16

Tom Richie now says that Van
Buren, must be withdrawn. And we
prophecy he will be. ~ '
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16
THE MENDOZA, is most exec

THE MENDUTA, IS most excel
len. boat. Her officers are her own
ers, and as she was built expressly for
this trade, we hope they may be well
patronized. She has one of the best
toned bells we ever heard. /, is large
and discourses most excellent music.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-06-01

a NEW SrYLE.--Some robbers Ia Ct week
e"'''eo q store in Boston. Finding nothing,
and tho safe too hard to open, they under
'ook 10 blow it up, by charging the lock with
powder. The concussion broke two large
s'asses' several maa!al time pieces, and
s, marble one to pieces, This
alarmed the niesaOorhood, and the rObbsrs
eacamped; minus lantern.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-06-01
Notice..
To tho Heirs of Adam Zimmerman y,
al Others shom il may concern:

10 the Heirs Of Adam Zimmerman an,
all Others whom il may concern:
TAKE NOTlCE-That | have flee
my petition in tho Probate Court of Tippah
County. in The State Of Mississippi, 70,
Dover in the followering Land, viz:
Section No, %; Township No, 6: o,
Range No, 5 East, lying in saio County.
% the property of my deceased busbs nd
Adam Zimmerman. AT the July Term Of
sa'd Court, to be held at Ripley, in said
County on the first Monday in july next,
! snail move said Court that the PRAYER Of
:a'o petition be granted, and that my dover
!" ss'o land be Sc. of and allowed accor.
ding to law. o
MARY ZIMMERMAN.
May 18Th lsf4--29--4t rEee 81.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-06-01

IN : 80: !: =: (: !: !: 4: !: !:
- -. -. supposed 10 10 . or 10
years o'd, small star In her forehead, "A,
hand, ,.. high appraised 10 $40, april 27,l
TAKEN up by Issnc jenkins, iiyior n.
miles west Of Ripley, ono so,reIl mars. a 4
yeas o'd, about II hands high. white for.
"''di appraised to $50, april 2sIh 1914,
= TAKEN up by Thomas Haley, l,icv
10 miles ives, Of Ripley, ono BAY Marc NY
'ey' supposed to DO o years old, s,umn
'ocker' all four Of hor feet white, bsll Gcn
'Ianoeo with tho letter (C) on The len shout
err appraised 10 $27 SO may Sd Is4I
N, NJ ARMOUR.
Nav ,s,.,,. Ranger. ,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-06-01
EsTRAY--1'ippah County.

PP"" VuH1y'
NAKEN up by Davis Williams. Iiyino
IL l5i miles north cas-, of Ripley, one
sorrol mare, 0 or 10 years old, Ii.
hands high, branded on the left shoulder
with the letter my, some white on bcr lefi
h'nd foot, joining the hoof, small blaze in
tho forehead, scar on her left hind boof in
front; appraised 10 1925. May 7,h 1874.
N. NJ, ARMOUR, Ranger.
May 25,h lS44-29-3w
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-06-01
Office.

The subscribers have determines 10
"A wind up their present business a,
this place, they would respectfully
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given.