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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

A IREY'S CELEBRATED DRAWING-iaNCiLS-
IA JANES DIXO-T, Importer. s CourtlcnGstreet. has
Just received by the last packets, assortment of the
above unrvaled Pencls, uclnng Gye shade and descr
and pattern of G. Chapman Esq and are exclusively used
by him oI MS designs wood for which they partcu
sale BY Turner & Fisher. booksellers, "a Cka,hancet
WIN. JervIs. Engraver. 23S Broadway: WE. jackson
bookseller Ia Broadway; and Wm NJ Tompson, Engraver
l9 WIlliam.s;ree. Mo lw.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

SlLFER PLATED WARE of the following description,
- at very low prce-Waiters. assorted sizes-Caston
Cake Baskets, Cantestcks Branches, Toast RACKS Mugs
&c. Dixon & Sons celebrated britannia Ware of and
elegant patterns Of Tea Seis and Coffee Pots Lamps, Cran
doe and fine Table Cutlery from the best manufacturers
for sue by WM. E. SrOUTENBURGH, l43 Fnlton st. be-
tween Broadway and Nassau.
n. BAn elegant assortment OF Tea Tnys just received
by ship Liverpool will be unpaosed few days MIG
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

NTANTED-A situation by sso GiTl'-o2c to cock wass
w aai t.on .. Shairbervors and wash and ,roc.-ts
ether 70 DO chabrysek and waiting DO toe soIs
o.k Of szlu tsry Ihsy prcGuee the 5csS OF Say
ss.e:eaee- sess;, ss a. : NiNs'-ss' '''4'' % no
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
WANTED.

WANTS A ASrTUAIToN-A Young Woman. a Chsn,.
w be,assj OF Launcress IN Private Family ne PEI
OF references can be syc Apoy al ca West Wa'alsSson
Pace, AZ sit. McNaIly's. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

BRUNSWICK SHEETINGS-Thc Brunswcks Gre the
Dheavics OF all the ~ brown Sheetirrs being about one
pound 10 2s yards, and the price but shade above The
ordinary cotton goods Country merchants solicited
this article with assortment
medium prcad ynrd wide Sileencs worth cents 10 cents
No: to 10 and TO r. Also, BSSs wick Warp and Twne
AT % IS and p Cedar street. up stars
no TTNDEpHIIJ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
TO MILITARY. COMPANIES, ASSOCIATIONS. MC-
SlCIASS, LECTURERS, &c.
New nnd Fashionable Ball and Concert


SIClASS, LECTURERS, &c.
New nnd Fashionable Ball and Concert
Rooms, Ar TaE AtHAMRA, $50 BROADWAY.
ISNCOlfRAG by the very hbefsl patronage bestowed
II by the cz. of New York upon his esab ,hnent dur.
n the two past Seasons the proprietor ol the Ahanra mas
the reotemg and construction OF te nte
nor OF that ivorc upon scale OF great
and splerdor with view OF adapting to the wo,iot put.
IN winter as well Ice Gre Saloon IN Summer Those
who have seen the beautiful Confectionery manufactured OF
III, establishment be satisfied that no whore else can
entertain men be 90; up IN equal style ana fashion, whe
tho nnce itself IN the aovey OF lis construction e expense
and ,ngniccnce Of N decorations. Will tuTpaS oil others III
The hooks are now osen Associations who wish engage
the rooms which VIII DO ready by the 10Th Deeember ns lms
FRENC II Q L E L..
TK,HE PROPRIETOR respectfully informs bis friend, ana
:he public that he has opened his new ana spendld hoti
Mt ia ton.strcet few doors east OF Br9adwny IN hf in-
mediate vicinity mercantile business and the prncipaI pian
of amusement furnished in style that wal bear "a
proprctor in building md fitting the above house has hod
Strict regard to elegance and comfort and that he has com
bined economy the following prices Will show: -
4 ROOM FOR ONE NIGRT.....,........ p
WEEK .,.....,......l 10
The room, will be warmed gratis ind upon OCCASION VIII
there bs more thsn one bed in a room.
There is REFECTORY attached. IN which there ire meals
served no Mt ALL HOURS OF the day end evening rfs
no Ruth Rooms connected for warn cold and shower bais
The Porter Will be attendance at si times during the night
10 admit lodgers, and to let them out al all hours
~ Brhose who want Lodgings alter the honse closes
will rng the hall bell. no Su
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TO THE AFFLlCl ED!

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- keep Oh hand, supply oi the io'lo"''"
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Bitcrs.
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General Wholesale Agent; or to the undefMs.'"
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Agent for Tirpah CosnV'
Ripley, January, ls43.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
RIPLEY ADVE TISE r.
Volume Second.

4 Il HE great interest taken in the Presidential
~ canvass, together with Its lear approach,
render the acquisition of political intelligence
II IN after Of i'm portance to the pubic. The lin
tied means possessed by the immediate North.
eastern section of the State where no paper Gil
culates to a great extent, calls for something to
supply the deficiency. Under these ciIcumstan-
ces, the undersigned presents the claims of the
RIPLEY ADVERTISER as medium of public
| information.
In doing this, he deems it unnecessary to eater
into a lengthy exposition Of the character OF the
paper Its publication for twelve months past
has given the ublic some opportunity to judge
of its claims TO support. 1t will advocate, as
heretofore, the hig cause, believing, as does
the Undersigned, that the asoendency of WING
principles viii promote the best interests and
prosperity OF the country. But whilst he will
endeavour zealously 10 maintain his own p>lit,-
Cal views, respect will be had for the opinions Of
those OF his fellow. citizens who differ with him.
Whatever Of interest occurs in the proceedings
ofthe State Legislature will find a place in the
columns of the Advertiser; and it will be the
constant endeavor Of the undersigned to salt, al
Tar AZ practicable, the tastes Of all in the choice
OF matter, and to present an acceptable sheet t.
the general reader. Having encountered The
trouble and expense Of establishing press al
this place, he trusts that liberal patronage
will be extended to him, especially by thos.
whose political opinions coincide with his own.
TERMS.-The Ripley Advertiser will be
published every Saturday, at S. so per annum
in advance J. F. FORD.
! Decl mber, l64J.
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pfrs in Me World

perS tn HE World
Is published every Saturday morning, nt eight
O'Clock, containing a that has be en- published
in the daily Courier and Enquirer during the
week. and the latest news by the mails, steamers
&c., &C., ia to the hour Of publication,
TERMS Two DOLLARS per annun, invaria
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oblige us by giving this an insertion, or mention
the fact and the political character OF the paper
All other pal ers will be entitled to an exchange
or one year on publishing this advertisement
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NNHE COLUMBIAN LADY'S AND GEN
- ILfMAN'S MAGAZINE.-On the lst of
January 1874, will he published, the first nun
Der OF the COLUMBIAN LADY'S AND GEN.
TLEMAN'S MAGAZINE, edited by JOHN IL.
MAN, and filled with contributions from the most
eminent and accomplished writer. of the country
The motives which have led to the commence.
ment of this unde' takiug may be briefly stated .
IL Is believed by the proprietor that there is in
the United states an immense provision of liter
AIRY ability for which as yet there is no adequate
encouragement or field OF display; that besides
the numbers of clever and successful writers
whose productions are weekly, and monthly, and
annually read with delight by thousands, there
are yet greater numbers constantly arriving at
maturity ofpower who have only to appear on
the srage of publication to receive IA brilliant
award of fame, and that the powers Of those
whose names are already pronounced with res
pect by hips Of wsest censure are capable of
more and still hi cher euertions than has yet
been called forth, 1t is believed, too, that the
demand for literary production IN this country,
especially in the p.ridical canuel, exceeds the
supply IN very large proportion, and that ew
supplies have only to be presented of the right
quaity and in the way to ensure a hearty well
come and profitable reception. No doubt is
entertained OF the American minds ability TO
sustain itself, certainly on its ground if not
abroad, against all the competition that the
intellect of other lands can bring to the encoun.
te, and full assurance il felt that among the
ni lions of American readers there can be and
70 cordial welcome for all that merican wri.
ers can produce of excellent and interesting.
rom these preises it 10 undoubhngly inferred
lat there is abunaant room for another Maya.
me, notwithstanding the merit and success of
her already in being that there can 10 no
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-03-02
TRUST SALEj or
Negroes & Land.

I'm conformity with a certain Deed Of
II Trust executed bysArchibad Richards
and Charlotte Richards his wife to the
undersigned, Alexander {. Blair and Marh,
ew Lacy, Trustees, to secure the pay men,
Of certain debts due Samuel H Doxoy and
r. G. Arne,,: bearing date ON the Is
day Of September, lS4O, and recorded in
the Probate Clerks Office Of rippah County
10 Deed Book c, pages 62s, go, g. $50
Will expose to sale to the highest bidder a,
Auction. ON the frs, Monday in April next,
YlS44) at the door Of the Cour, House in
Ripley, Tippah County Mississippi, all tn,
following described land and negroes, do,
scribed in said Deed Of Trust; to wit:
The East half Of Section Thirty two, il
Township One, Of Range One East, in thu
Chickasaw Land District. Also, John, Dan
bridge, Talbot, Anderson, John, "a boy
Stephen, Eliza, Elizabeth, Frankly, Susur
Ann, Elm, CLANCY and Partheney, an
their increase, or so many as will sa,ist
che claims aforesaid and all interest &C crue
and accruing thereon, till paid. and all COS
incidental to the execution of said Deed
Trust. Terms of sale will be cash W
will convey such title only, as is vested
us a. Trustees, which is believed TO
perfectly good.
ALEXANDER C. BLAIR,
MATTHEW LACY.
Trustee
Sep ember, 18Th l843-49--6m
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THE NEW YORK
Weekly Tribune.
Is PUliLI HE'D IN THf CITY " y Y.kx.
Saturday Mor"ins,

Saturday Morning.
IN QUARTZ FORM ON A VERY LARGE
SHEET.
And afforded to Subscribers in the Country a
81 PER ANN M.
hAy SIX copies viii bc furwa rded Z year for
I'm dollars; l I'm COPIES for 10; and any lar.
ger number in the latter proportion Pay meat
III advance invariably rqufcd, and the paper
stopped hrL,vcr tn, term .! such ply Asut Ell.
pres.
TnE Tk!suAE- whether in its daily or weekly
edition wIii nc what its uHnU lii ports a. "a.
fiincl lns !nprorttr ofihe fe"pe's kighu aud
Interests III sltT hostility to the errors OF super.
icial theorists OF urju or imperfect legislation,
aud the sch, mes aud sopnstrIus Of self seeking
dcinngou-cs. 1t will str.nousIy udsocats the
Protection Of AiEetuan Incu.iry ag.inN tho
grasiilg and to US heightcuiug p"iicy VI EunPs
an gov, rumeut, and he unequal competition
which they force upon us, il will advocate tho
restoration Of Il sound and Uniform National
Currency and urge II discreet hut dctefnints
prosecutor OF ln,.rnal lmI rovcnent. lhs he
trenchuent wherever prauticIhle, oil "oefA'
men. Expenditures, and Oi Executive patronage
will be xeauusI, urged. In shout, ns PAPER
will ai,tiu " iuiiin,ain and carDcstly hoSvca!s
the ptlic plies aud mcasuse. which the EeoP's
Sppro,edin Geyos,ug Oh Wing Statenrn As
Conduct Oi their Cow rnmciit.
But smaI! portion Ct lis columns WI ~
devoted To purely political GncuSslons. NV
vi Coz giess viii be Laftiuiiy 'eco'
ded, the foreign ana domestic intelligence ss'y
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-03-02
THE STATE or MISSlPPI,l
TippAB CousTy.

THE STATE or MISslPPl,(
TirrAn CouNry.
Chcsit Court, SEPTEMBER Term lsl3, il
being 80 h day Of September.
' ,.,'.. y; s:, ''...''' Bill for Divorce:
NNlllS day came the complainant by
II Attorney, and it appearing to The sat-
isfacton of he Court, that The defenN
dan, resides beyon The limits of the State
# Mississippi, so that The ordinary process
Of Jaw canno, be served upon her. 1t is
therefore, ordered by the Court, that n"b'l'
Gallon be made for he space Of hree mon rs
N she Ripley Advertiser, a newspaper pub
I.hed in the Town OF Ripley, in The County
of Tppah, in the State Of Mississippi, no''
flying The defendan, Of The pendency of this
suit; and that unless she appear at the next
'erm Of this Court, TO be held at the Court
House, in in the Town Of Ripley in TiPpah
County Mississippi. on The last Monday IN
March 1874 and plead answer or demur to
bill, the same will be taken
as confessed and decreed accordingly.
A copy from the Minutes.
II. W. STRICKLIN, Clerk.
Nov. l6h lS43-v2-n4-3n
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-25

IThe Intelligencer's leading editorial this morn
ing is headed "Trade with Mexico" What title
Will il not bring to mind certain Illicit trade, or
"bargain and sale ;" the lnteligencer wots Off
Here 10 an extract from the article:
"Strong, however, as trust the moral principle
will always DO found among US, either in determin-
ing individual action directing national legislation,
there 10 for due respect to the rights Of Mexico,
and 10 the law OF nations in intercourse with her
~ argument sometimes more influential with nations
we'll individuals than the dictates of morality
We refer 10 the perpetualy active and almost univer
sally controlling principle Of selfinterest. This mo-
tive not to be put 10 comparison, Of course, with
the obligations Of honor good faith, but it is one
which may DO influential with those who do con-
slider the national honor far involved in rela-
tons with Mexico as we do"
"Mor,l principle ~ "indivdual action" "due re-
sPsct TO the rights Of Mexico'-"an argument Mex
icsn gold y sometimes more Observation-Disclosures
sally controlling principle of self-interest" But the
last sentence caps the climax "nnuenal with those
who do not consider the national honor so far in
volved in orr (whose the editors y relations with
Mexico A. do"
Surely, under all the circumstances this is about
the coolest paragraph ever written for money.
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RoossAou's TsAvrLs.-THs BRANDED slA,r, q,
y. X. Polr.-The Albany Argus of SATURDAY. ba.
detected gross fraud Of which this paper. in com.
mon With Others was the dupe in regard 10 the al.
legged extract from book oftravels by one Roo,ba
repubshed by us on FrIdsy-in which certain sla
Of gang Of these miserable beings destined for sale
10 the home slave market were branded with the ni
tals Of James Polk.
BY publishing in parallel columns an extract from
the tour Of Fssfhsronhourh, and this extract ascrbed
to Rocvssek, Is made evident that the whole i. from
the former work, erc,pf The passage concerning N,
brsrdsd s'ssss, which Is sheer nterpolat,on-po AL
lusen 10, or hint Of any slave being branded at All
appearing in the Featbers,onbsuph narrative /,
would seem therefore, to follow, Of course. thai tho
name Of the tourist is fraud, and the n,ercoIa,,o,
OF the passage in qoestion--s forgery which would
hardly be adequately punished by branding RAJ ana
Jovgr on the forehead OF the scouodrel who per,.-
unied IL.
We trust the Albany American Citizen. from
which We copied the passage, Quoting our authority
at tie tine,) will make II a business to de,ec, 49,
expose the sutbor Of this base invention
Non tall suxilio"